Review of Von Oosterzee theology text on Christ and salvation
The work surveys the Christology and kingdom themes in Von Oosterzee, noting his non polemical stance on Jesus divinity, the Holy Spirit's work, and the inclusion of angels and demons. It covers salvation, prophecy, and the Gospels, especially John, and outlines unity across Synoptics and Apostolic theology. The book is orthodox, modern, and suitable as a textbook for earnest New Testament students.
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Christ
von Oosterzee
Sina
Jesus
John
Review of Lord Palmerston and Tory critiques in Blackwood and magazines
The article surveys Blackwood’s Life of Lord Palmerston and its critique of Sir Henry Bulwer’s references to the Duke of Wellington, noting admiration for the Iron Duke yet labeling his administration a failure. It covers attacks on Canning, an analysis of Soeley on morality, a comparison of Prussian and British military systems, and Gentleman's Magazine’s Conservative-leaning but lighter gossip.
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Canning
New Books
Soeley
Blackwood
Gentleman's Magazine
London letter and reviews ponder war and reform
The piece surveys a range of topics from Lord Russell’s pamphlet and Gladstone disputes to parliamentary petitions and a review of Crimean War causes. It discusses Horne’s Frogland experiences, E W Newman on Russia, Dutch education, Kerry and conciliation policies, St. Pan’s tales, and a critique of Trollope’s Francesca da Rimini, finishing with notes on Zamau lupus and naval matters.
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Lord Russell
Edinburgh
Gladstone
Horne
Frogland
Russia
Black Sea
England
Froude
Kerry
St. Pan's
George Macdonald
Anthony Trollope
Normandy
T. A. Trollope
Francesca da Rimini
Cornhill
Zamualucarreguy
Asia Minor
Riverina
New South Wales
Meath elect shows Repeal strength in Ireland
The Meath county election on Friday surprised many as Mr. John Martin the Repealer won by a large majority over Liberal and clergy candidate Mr. Plunkett. Martin, who said he had not sought the honour, urged united Nationalists for a peaceful path to a national home government. The result, with more than 4,000 electors, signals growing Repeal sentiment and questions about Ireland's relationship with England.
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Meath
John Martin
Plunkett
Martin
England
Nationalisa
London
College-green
Ireland
Irish Times
O'Connell
Freeman's Journal
the Express
Mr. Martin
Federal Movement
Repeal
C. Fortescue
Louth
Irish Government Policy and County Murders Report
The piece discusses an Irish member’s loyalty to ministerial policy, Viscount Newry’s Liberal acceptance, possible contest by Butt QC, and expected Catholic support. It notes the Lord Lieutenant’s remarks on county conditions, two recent murders, and potential use of the Peace Preservation Act. An additional outrage in Westmeath targets farmer John Hassinan, with no clear motive. Cork Farmers Club calls for unconditional amnesty for political prisoners.
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Viscount Newry
Earl of Kilmorey
Butt
Martin
Meath
Mullingard
County Westmeath
John Hassinan
Onagh
Ile
Cork Farmers’ Club
England and America unity in faith and liberty debate
A New York Christian Union essay argues England stands for light and liberty, sharing freedom, religion, and culture with America. It praises England’s political, social, and religious reforms, including education, labor arbitration, and church diversity, and notes deep mutual sympathy between the nations.
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Singland
England
America
Thomas Hughes
Surgeon
Newman Hall
Church of England
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