Growth of Christian missions across nations and exhibitions
A book review reflecting on how Protestant and Catholic missions expanded worldwide through Great Exhibitions in London, Paris, Vienna, and Philadelphia. It notes rapid growth from a few converts to tens of thousands and discusses translation and publication of related works, with critiques of style and content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Weylland
Earl of Sharrespury
K.G
S. W. Partridge and Co
London
Paris
Vienna
Philadelphia
Demerara
Feuix Mrnirroux
Joan Robert Sturce McFarlane
J. Haddon and Co
McFarlane
Oréather
Hill
Lea’s Playground
Religious Society
Lizie
Hodder and Broughton
Maizi
Bizziz Jorer Tomlinson
E. Marlborough and Co
Hodder and Stoughton
William Guest
The
Church
Elliot Stock
Marble bust for Northampton museum honors Charles Gilpin
A life size bust of the late Charles Gilpin in marble will be placed in the Northampton museum. The borough he represented in Parliament for sixteen years is noted. The report mentions other literary and historical items including works by Maitland and a new New Testament Commentary edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gilpin
Northampton
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
Brownlow Maitland
Wesley
P.A. Taylor
Earl of Rosebery
Gloucester
Bristol
Messrs. Macmillan and Co
George Grove
Armenia
C. B. Norman
Times
Messrs
Cassell
Petter
A . Thiers
MM. Mignet
Barthélemy Saint-Hilaire
Giraud
Germany
Bankers and Credit Establishment
M. Thiers
Louis-Philippe
Scottish Church notes on Disestablishment in Highlands politics
A Scots commentary traces Dr Begg and allies in Inverness seeking a Highlands Establishment and possible return to state church favor. It notes disestablishment advances in Greenock and Perth, debates over Parker and Traynor, and hints at emerging Liberal-Tory contest dynamics in Leith and Leith’s MP race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Free Church
Chalmers
Candlish
Cunningham
Guthrie
Buchanan
James Begg
Job
Dr. Begg and Co
Highlands
Inverness
Advocate
General Assembly
Lord Martington
Greenock
James Fergusson
James
Scotsman
Perth
Parker
Edinburgh
Traynor
Balfour
Asher
Maclaren
Mackie
Warrington Guardian
Hour
Leith
John Maclaren
Bennet
London
Macdonald
Blunderland
Mr. Maclaren
Forster on Ritualism and the Church Establishment
In this critique a writer questions Mr Forster on Ritualism and the Church Establishment. It argues that Ritualism boosts religious usefulness yet risks destroying the Establishment if it progresses. The piece contrasts sacerdotalism with and without Papal supremacy in relation to national life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forster
Pall Mall Gazette
England
St. Paul
Mr. Forster
Forster Signals Possible Shift on Church Disestablishment
The article notes Mr. Forster urging continued Liberal support on old terms and warns disestablishment of the Church of England may not rise this or the next Parliament. He shows readiness to disestablish the Scotch Church only when public opinion ripens, while hinting at future change if conditions shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Forster
Forster
Church of England
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