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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 15, 1851
Page
11
A fragment cites Dr. Arnold in London asserting the church’s salvation is beyond human reach. The note includes an address in Blackfriars and a reference to Benjamin L. Green at Paternoater row.
Letters from Henry Ashurst and Edward Over address an unintended altercation at the Islington parish meeting. They apologize for using force to move Mr. Miall along the platform and acknowledge the proximity of steps. Both affirm respect for Mr. Miall’s right to seek amendments and express regret for any breach of public meeting usage.
To Parents H and R Kemp Silk Mercers Shawl Fur and Carpet Warehousemen Marketplace Leicester advertise a vacancy for a well educated youth as an apprentice. A good family trade is done and every domestic comfort secured.
A list of congregational collections already made or promised across multiple chapels including Walworth Poultry Chapel Kensington Kingsland and Islington. Subscriptions and donations are sought via Thomas M. Coombs and other treasurers and offices at Ludgate Street Aldine Chambers Paternoster Row Finsbury and Fenchurch Street banks. John Stoughton and Philip Smith act as honorary secretaries.
A historic review notes the first issue of the Monthly Christian Spectator with essays on Puritanism and religion, poetry, tales for youth, and notices of books. It praises the periodical as modestly promising, affordable, and well written, with broad appeal to dissenters and general readers.
The Eclectic Review announces a third edition of its January issue as circulation has trebled. Contents include Samuel Taylor Coleridge philosophy and theology, Lays of the Kirk and Covenant, Dr John Brown’s Illustrations, Wandering Tribes of Central Asia, Knox’s Game Bride and Wild Fowl, The Associated Labour Movement, Alton Locke Tailor and Poet, The Papal Controversy, and a Review of the Month.
A chorus of praise from UK papers greets the Eclectic Review under new management as it launches a New Series at a reduced price. Critics hail its literary range, religious liberty stance, and value for middle and broader classes, urging readers to subscribe.
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