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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 12, 1871
Page
11
A reader notes the hero endures repeated disappointments among bell birds and whip birds in a novel set in the Australian forest. The reviewer expresses pleasure in reading and wholeheartedly recommends the work.
Brief notices review five Hulsean Sermons by F W Farrar on the Antecedent Credibility of Miracles and the Gospel Records, praising his vigor and arguments. Also covered are John of the Golden Mouth by Walter Macgilvray on Chrysostom, and selections from Thomas Erskine’s late manuscripts, noting their charm, limits, and humane tone.
The piece opens with Home Government for Ireland from an Irish Liberal praising rational reform without dismemberment. It notes Journeyman Engineer on English working classes and the Paris Reds, Blackwood criticisms of government, Tyndall fragments, Mill on land, and Arnold on literature and theology. St Pauls features Herschels, Lord Chesterfield, Montaigne, and tales from MacDonald Trollope Craik.
Ornamental grounds along the Victoria Embankment near Charing Cross to Waterloo Bridge, reclaimed from the Thames and about 81x acres, are slated to open to the public this week. Reports note a first conviction under the Trades Union Act in Gateshead for stones throwing at knobsticks, with further action in Newcastle. Delegates at Leeda condemned the Lords amendments to the Trades Union Bill, urging careful choice of MPs. Other items include Education Department schemes, a boys charity at the London Tavern, a new postal scale effective August, and discussion of the Royal Commission on the Contagious Diseases Acts leading to repeal recommendations. A daring burglary case at Captain Longdon’s London home and a temperance excursion from London to Hastings are also mentioned, alongside a large scale cooperative engine works in Newcastle on the Morrison yard.
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