Poems and Verse in Morning in Morgen and Related Works
A review notes Morning in Morgen and A Back-lying Farm as true lyric forms and praises Winds of April for its lyric ring. It discusses The world is wide and your wings are free and related stanzas, plus Nicholas Michell’s Nature and Life in Lanedowne Poets with praised illustrations and a steel portrait. Fugitive Poetry in Chandos Classics is evaluated as comprehensive though not uniformly severe in taste. Epigraphs and epitaphs are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgen
Milton
Michael Bruce
Nicholas Michell
Messrs
Warne
Lanedowne
Stephen
Mixed reviews for several 19th century novels
The column surveys multiple titles including Phil's Mother and Other Tales by A C D, Born to Blush Unseen by T Epaar PempertTon, Aunt Betsy's Foresight by Mrs Warren Creed, The Broken Tryst by Maxwell Grey, and The Disturbing Element in the Blue Bell Series. It critiques character development, plausibility, and writing quality with a wary, corrective tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Tinsley and Co
Edith
Patty
Georgie
T. Epaar PempertTon
S. Tinsley and Co
Betsy
Maxwell Grey
M. Yonan
Marcus Ward and Co
Nature and Life by Nicholas MicuEin
Nature and Life presents essays and reflections by Nicholas MicuEin with portraits and illustrations. The volume is part of a 19th century poetry collection line from F. Warne and Co and echoes Hutchison's Fugitive Poetry editing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Micuein
F. Warne and Co
J. C. Hutchison
Village Voices
Quinnebassett Girls and Released in Lily Series Reviews
In this review of Quinnebassett Girls by Sopoulz May the New England setting and American humor are highlighted. The tale follows a single standout character with original force amid a quiet school society. Also noted is Released by Many Baskin, another Lily Series entry about a young life lived and died well with subdued romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baskin
Ward, Lock, and Co
Notable Religious Works Reviewed and New Publications
Brief notices praise Thomas Pinches on Bishop Wilberforce and assess other titles. Reviews cover Tuomas Champness's New Coins from Old Gold, Exganor FE Ornepar's Sancta Christina, Mies Orlebar's early Christian sketches, James Brekrorp's Christian Work in Australasia, and Wesleyan diaries by Marcus Ward and Co. Also mentions underlined children's book Mercie Sunshine and reminder cards by Ward, Lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wilberforce
Thomas Pincues
Bishop Wilberforce
C. Kegan Paul and Co
Wilberforce
Pinches
Rome
Tuomas Cuampnuss
Hodder and Stoughton
Elvan Ho
Champness
Exganor FE
Ornepar
Winchester
Sampson Low and Co
Mies Orlebar
Tartary
Seneca
Paul
Nero
Australasia
James Brekrorp
New South Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Wesleyan Conference Office
Castle-street
City-road
Messrs
Marcus Ward and Co
Russia
London
Ward, Lock, and Co
Mercie Sunshine
Canon Ryle on Ritualists in the Record 1874
The Rev Canon Ryle denounces Ritualists for restoring mass language and sacrificial terms, reintroducing altars, sacrificing priests, and reviving images, processions, and prayers to saints, contrasting with Reformer reforms and quoting Canterbury’s 1874 House of Lords evidence on Marian and angelic prayers. The piece frames Ritualists as reversing Protestant reforms in church worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Ryle
Christ
Canterbury
House of Lords
Mary
Michael the Archangel
John the Baptist
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