Four Obscure Jews Shape a Harmonious Christ Image
A lecturer argues that four simple records of Christ refuse spurious doubt and that Christ’s character created the life. He notes the discipleship of the twelve, Paul’s conversion, and rapid early Christian growth as proof of a divine origin.
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Christ
Allen
Paul of
Tarsus
Plato
Shakespeare
Milton
Bacon
Jesus
God
Temperance Festival at the Crystal Palace
Tens of thousands attended the Temperance Reformation gathering at the Crystal Palace under a teetotal banner. Dr. Cuyler urged unity with America to abolish the liquor trade while British and American speakers framed teetotalism as a patriotic and humane movement assisted by religion.
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Friends of the Temperance Reformation
Crystal Palace
Strand
People’s Palace
Dr. Cuyler
New York
America
England
Britain
Cuyler
Mr. Chown
Bradford
Newman Hall
Falls
Niagara
Canada
Rainbows bind England and America in a day of spectacle
The article recalls Dr. Cuyler and a speaker praising England and America joining for freedom, peace, civilisation, and Christianity. Outside the Crystal Palace a large Good Templars meeting draws cheers as Bands of Hope perform for 5,000 children led by Frederic Smith. Balloons, bellringers, Greenwich Hospital School boys, and balloon racing fill the day, while Rae cares for orphans.
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England
America
Dr. Cuyler
Good Templars
Bands of Hope
Frederic Smith
Poland Street
Greenwich Royal Hospital School
Crystal Palace
Rae
Education Act Debates And Public School Prosecutions
Debates at the weekly board meeting address the location of new schools near existing ones. The Statistical Committee reports London children aged 3 to 13 total 681,101, with 259,105 to be aided by 12 months ahead and 150,000 to be supported by future entrants. Thames Police Court prosecutions target nonattendance. a Batchelor case ends with a 5s fine. Reports cover Maidstone enforcement, political rumors, and various civil notices, including public figures and events in Ireland, bee-keeping fatalities, and coal price adjustments amid strikes.
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St. Michael’s
South Hackney
St. Matthew’s
Bethnal Green
Works Committee
Watson
Statistical Committee
London
London School Board
Thames Police Court
Batchelor
Gedge
Lushington
Mardstone
Maidstone Borough
Bright
Mr. Gladstone
Ireland
Duke of Bedford
Marquis of Westminster
Reform Club
Prince Bismarck
Torquay
Lord Frederick Cavendish
Algernon West
Gladstone
Lord F. Cavendish
Lord Granville
Miss Faithfull
America
Miss Rye
Liverpool
Oxford
Montgomery
Newton Stewart
Hough
Highshot House
Twickenham
Ham
Birmingham
Jacob Bright
National Society For Women’s Suffrage
Great Grimsby
Belgium
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire
Durham
Yorkshire
Leicester
Derbyshire
Burdett Coutts
Court of Common Council
Inland Revenue
Treasury
Wigan
Working Men’s Club and
Institute Union
South Kensington Museum
Harcourt Johnstone
M.P
Royal Albert Hall
Mundella
T. Hughes
John Pak
Royal Travel and Military Assignments Highlight England Abroad
The Queen plans a royal departure from Osborne to Balmoral with Windsor drainage works underway. The Prince and Princess of Wales hosted a Marlborough House ball while the Prince visits Trentham Hall to see the Duke of Sutherland. Parliament prorogation expected by August 11. Prince Arthur joins his division at Alder Shot as brigade major under Brigadier-General Parke for autumn maneuvers.
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Osborne
Balmoral
Scotland
Windsor Castle
Prince and Princess of Wales
Marlborough House
Trentham Hall
Duke of Sutherland
Prince Arthur
Aldershot
Parke