Review of Cox's Book on the Parables and the Son of Man
The critic argues that the day of judgment and the coming of the Son of Man in glory align with the Bridegroom and the Lord of the servants in earlier parables. Despite minor defects, the work is praised for scholarly notes, graceful style, and strong passages. An appended Lactimatin translation of the chapter and an essay on Corinth are noted.
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Cox
Lactimatin
Corinth
Robertson
British Quarterly October review on Irish land question
The October British Quarterly surveys the Irish land question, arguing seven key failures of current laws and urging secure tenure to curb eviction and rent shocks. It commends the Ulster system as a potential model and highlights articles on Horace, Scriptural revision, the Free Church of Scotland, and national education.
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Ireland
Rome
Horace
London
F. W. Newman
Free Church of Scotland
Free Church
The Ecumenical Council and Tennyson in Arthurian Echoes
The article surveys the growth of the Roman Church and infallibility, then discusses Tennyson and allegory in his Round Table writings. It notes Arthur as a noble ideal burdened by modern complexity, and that the six idylls reflect contemporary life. The British Quarterly praise ends with recognition of the editors and their public service.
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Tennyson
Round Table
Arthur
Apology and Miscellaneous 1869 Literary Notices
Brief notices survey three books: Rupert Barcnay's Apology 13th edition revised for a genuine copy. The Hallelujah devotional tunes edited by Waite’s heirs with Bach pieces and an intro memoir. Mrs Jerningham's Journal a concise verse narrative of a young bride and romance.
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Rupert Barcnay
Manchester
William Irwin
J. J. Warte
Henry Joan Gauntlert
London
Haddon and Co
Waite
John Sebastian Bach
National Choral Society in Elijah at Exeter Hall
The National Choral Society marked its tenth season with Elijah at Exeter Hall showing progress in precision and discipline. Soloists Madame Rudersdoff and Mr Renwick earned praise though the performance had some hitches. conductor was cheered. Next week Mendelssohn pieces Lodge and Walpurgis Night are planned.
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Exeter Hall
Elijah
G. W. Martin
Mendelssohn
God
Madame Rudersdoff
Israel
Renwick
Miss Palmer
Mr. G. Perren
National Choral Society
Lodge
Walpurgis
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British Quarterly
John Jerningham
John
Charles Kemble
Shakspeare
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