Morrison remembered as a growthful, original thinker
A reviewer highlights Morrison as a fresh and independent mind whose sermons and Ferguson memoir show continuous growth. The United Presbyterian Church is said to have undervalued him, whose loss leaves the church less vigorous. The memoir argues for revising confessions of faith and notes the book’s unusual moral influence.
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Morrison
Ferguson
City Temple and the Beecher Case Clash in London
The London Daily Telegraph critiques Dr. Parker for staging Beecher trial details at City Temple. It questions the propriety, warns against sensational cross Atlantic echoes, and defends independence of the congregation while noting mixed local reaction.
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Daily Telegraph
City Temple
London
Westminster Abbey
St. Alban’s
Holborn
Beecher
Parker
New York
Shearman
Atlantic
Henry’ Ward
Dounger
America
Plymouth Church
England
Beecher-Tilton
Semple
Kenealy
Mr. Beecher
Damon
Pythias
Templars
Tilton
City Templars
Mrs. Tilton
Bessie Turner
Frank Moulton
Aged Pilgrims Find Joy at Hornsey Rise and Camberwell
The Aged Pilgrims' Friend Society runs two asylums for Christian poor. at Hornsey Rise 80 pensioners enjoy lodgings coal and medical care with two summer outings including a large May date dinner and entertainment. An additional expansion will house 120 next year. A second article notes Lieu tenant Payer's Arctic observations on extreme cold and its effects on the body including thirst, paralysis of will, and sensory changes observed during a March 1874 sledge journey.
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Aged Pilgrims’ Friend Society
Camberwell
Hornsey
Wimbledon
William Green
Bishopwood House
Highgate
Asylum Committee
Hornsey Rise
Green
Murphy
Jackson
Leask
Charles Mudie
Carvell Williams
Ms. Green
Samiklar
Francis Joseph Land
M. Payer
Gleanings Notes and Anecdotes in Old Journal Style
The column comments on the late John Candlish memoirs and warns against a deaf mute impostor. mentions a glass pane in umbrellas for surveillance. items on gardening, fashion, and church notes. It also discusses historical anecdotes, a Roman chapel plan by American Methodists, and opinions on anesthetic methods favoring ether over chloroform with references to Lancet and doctors.
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John Candlish
Rome
Hampshire Independent
Winchester
Rufus
St. Swithin
Sumner
David Crocket
Congress
Washington
Hickory
George Pollock
Jimes
Clover
Howard
Brudenell Carter
Pollock