Milne Biographical Critique and New Books Review
A critical survey of ministerial life of Mr. Milne of St. Leonard's and Free St. Leonard's Perth, highlighting his piety and emotional excess. The piece then covers book reviews on Columbus by Arthur Heres, Hour poetry, Turnett sermons, Brevier religion tract, and Nichol's Psalm commentaries with biographical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milne
St. Leonard's
Mr. Milne
Columbus
America
Arthur Heres
London
Bell and Daldy
Las Cagas
Mr. Helps
Herbert Preston Thomas
West Indies
Bifrida
Rosest B. Hour
Kynwith
Longmans, Green, Reader
Dyer
Holt
Mr. Holt
St. Paul’s
Knightsbridge
Lea Marston
L. Turnett
Mark
Modifications to Factory Regulations Relax Weekday Half Holidays
Gazette notices in London announce changes to the Factory and Workshops Regulations allowing substitution of a non Saturday half holiday for worn apparel trades in retail connected factories. Employers may grant different days to different workers, aiding milliners and dressmakers to complete late orders. The relaxations will ease scheduling for metropolitan trades and short notice orders. A later obituary notes the death of Dr. Epps in Bloomsbury, aged sixty four, a reformist involved in Catholic emancipation and other liberal causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redgrave
Eprps
Great Russell Street
Bloomsbury
Epps
England
Obituary and Exhibition Adjudicators Named in London Scene
The article notes the death of Dr Epps with details of his reformist and liberal activities in London including associations with Cartwright Place and other reformers. It also covers the Sourna London Warxine Crasses’ Industrial Exhinition meeting in Lambeth Baths where adjudicators for artistic, mechanical, and general classes were selected and preparations for the exhibition progress, with Board of Trade confirmation of protection for exhibited designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Cartwright
Francis Place
W. J. Fox
Burdett
Council of the Political Unions
London
Liberation Society
Epps
Kensal-green
Sourna London Warxine Crasses
Lambeth Baths
G. M. Murphy
M. D. Wyatt
F.S.A
Messrs
T. E. Butters
Henry Cole
C.B
George Cruikshank
F. H. Fowler
M.R.B.A
W. Hinchcliff
R. Hudson
F.R.S
W. H. Miller
R. Redrave
R.A
T. Beggs
A. Hawkins
Jun
G. Jennings
T. Lambert
R. Miller
Norman
Searle
J. Hill
G. Howlett
G. Prichard
E. Dresser Rogers
S. §. Taylor
H. Wallace
W. R. Selway
Space Committee
Board of Trade
Weather, politics, and society in a midwinter ledger
A London style miscellany notes heavy snowfall in Birmingham and Leamington, a Vermont office-seeker at Washington with an implied Grant favor, Macmillan sermons by Thomas Binney, and Irish opinion stirred by Spencer's Faerie Queen. It cites a February heat spike, meteorologist Allnatt giving 51.2 degrees mean and 71 in sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire
Birmingham
Leamington
Vermont
Washington
Grant
Messrs. Macmillan
Thomas Binney
King’s Weigh House
Spencer
Allnatt
Sussex
W. Fergusson
Lydia Thompson
Hare
New York
Boston Common
Columbia
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Nichols
Samuel Smith
Thommas Piseson
Winniam Gouegs
Edinburgh
James Nichol
James Nisbet and Co
Gouge
Charles the Second
Charles
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