Deepest Roots of the Errors They Protest
The speaker notes that while protesters seek roots of the errors, they acknowledge the testimony and influence their stance holds against pernicious day and tendencies, stressing moral urgency and countervailing forces without detailing specific events.
Weekday Sermons and Travel Sketches in a Victorian Review
A compilation of brief notices reviews several works: R W Datz's Weekday Sermons arguing for practical religious instruction on ordinary life, W G Palgrave's Personal Narrative of a Year’s Journey through Central and Eastern Arabia praising vivid travel writing, E Watrorp’s Representative Men with portraits of eminent figures, J MacFarlane's Pulpit Echoes spells tender devotional passages, and a Legendary Ballads collection edited by J S Reprites praised for its rich, varied contents and quality design.
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R. W. Datz
M.A
London
Alexander Strahan
Dale
Christ
Central
Arabia
W. G. Palgrave
Macmillan
Palgrave
E. Watrorp
A. W. Bennett
Professor Airy
Anse
Faed
Browning
Dickens
Thackeray
Froude
Lord Lyttelton
Owen
Darwin
St. Davis’s
Whewell
J. MacFarlang
James Nisbet and Co
Kincardine
Glasgow
Clapham
Macfarlane
Oratorio by Australian composer to unfold at Store-street
A new Ruth-based oratorio will be performed next Wednesday evening at Store-street Music-hall by a selected band of singers and instrumentalists. The work is by a young Australian-born composer and features fresh melodies, though it may not satisfy all tastes for drama.
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Great Northern Hospital
Caledonian-Road
Ruth
Store-street
Australia
Goldschmidt
War Office
Williams
Jamaica
Daily Telegraph
Gladstone
Thornton
The
Cambrian
Crawshay
Europe
Rothschilds
Mr. Lowe
Lowe
Liverpool Philomathic Society
Woodard
Town Hall
Liverpool
Cugar
London Clerks’ Club
Thomas Hughes
M.P
Gleanings From The London Chronicle And Pall Mall Gazette
A collage of notes reports London horse and carriage deaths totaling 164 killed and about 1 476 injured in a year. Railway legal costs from 1861 to 1866 reach 1 378 167 pounds, averaging over 19 000 pounds monthly. Other items mention church toilet etiquette, hairdressing reform ideas, a Walkworth benefactor spreading pennies, ether as a neuralgia remedy, and the Queen's Highland Tour first edition print run of 160 000 copies.
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Manchester
Pall Mall Gazette
London
United Kingdom
Walkworth
South London Chronicle
Builder
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England
Scotland
S. Reprites
Robert Burns
Ralph ‘Erskine
Leadenhall Street
Morton Peto and Co
Holroyd
Winslow
Court of Bankruptcy
Linklater
Lawrence
London, Chatham, and Dover
Star
Sir Morton Peto
Sir Morton
Cnizen
St. Nicholas
William Burrage
Carpenter
Hsther Smith
Brighton
J. D. Trigge
William
Hather