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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 29, 1868
Page
22
A review challenges Herbert Ainslie's critique of Christianity, praising his sharp social policy critiques while condemning his theological handling. The piece argues for freedom of inquiry and gentler treatment of sceptics to prevent youth from straying into dangerous ideas.
Literary notes review Tennyson’s March poem and its reception while praising Browning’s forthcoming six volume set. It critiques Kensington Belgravia Gazette and Pall Mall tone paper trends, mocks perfumed journalism, and contrasts American and British press bravado with measured indulgence.
A newspaper summary notes premiums for subscribers including Life of Lincoln copies and sewing machines. It recalls rewards last year such as pianos and a melodeon chiefly earned by ladies. It quotes an old Southern Illinois subscriber who compares the Independent to the Bible and plans to continue his support. It also mentions critiques in Good Words and a London Bishop article on St John and Christian history.
The poll closed after pro forma extension with Mr. Hope defeating Mr. Cleasby by 631 votes as Cleasby cites Protestant and Conservative opposition and tactics behind the loss. Cleasby addresses Senate members blaming opponent's supporters rather than university decay.
The passage argues that clergy are not biased against reasonable claims and suggests Liberals should allow Morleys to represent Liberation Society views, noting past Tory use of Lordey as a church-rate abolitionist.
A collage of brief notices and anecdotes including Brigham Young claims of divine instruction about tea and coffee, a horse metaphor, a young Ritualist considering tonsure, a descendant of Luther in Maryland, antiquaries debating the wassail bowl, gifts of Bibles to Tyne Docks children, a forthcoming memoir, and a comic tale of a monkish impostor posing as a preacher after inheriting others work.
Birth Vorley born February 19 at Camden road to W Vorley wife. Marriages Saville Mason wed February 15 at New road Congregational Church Thornton by Rev A Russell Bradford. Hooper Grestock wed February 17 Above Bar Chapel Southampton Frederick J Hooper of Hampshire Banking Portsmouth to Julia Greatock. Smith Radman February 10 Liver Road Wesleyan Chapel Islington William Smith M D Warrington to Mary John of Barnsbury Park.
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