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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 02, 1875

Page

7

Polar expedition moves toward the Pole with Nares at helm

The article notes Captain Nares will sail the Alert toward the Pole after August at Melville Bay. It discusses sledging depots, possible open sea near the Pole, and the urging hope that the expedition will solve the Arctic problem while science remains represented by figures like Huxley.

Huxley Melville Bay Narés Captain Bent Bent Captain Nares Neance Old England

Memorial tablet marks Livingstone in Westminster Abbey

A memorial tablet at Westminster Abbey lists David Livingstone as a missionary traveler and philanthropist born 1813 died 1873 with Latin and biblical inscriptions flanking his name. The piece notes his aim to evangelise, end the slave trade, and heal a world sore through aid to all.

Paris Dr. Livingstone Westminster Abbey David Livingstone Chitambo Ulala Central Africa South Wales Cardiff Aberdare Rhondda

Weppner’s World Journey Reveals Courage and Critique

The article reviews Miss Weppner’s travel narrative from Paris to the Far East and back via New York. It highlights her scant resources, hardships, and resilience, plus her frank observations on American society, religion, and international customs.

Miss Weppner Paris New York America Frankfort Wiesbaden Rhine San Francisco Japan China Straits Singapore Java Calcutta India Red Sea Cairo Alexandria Europe Luther Bavaria Tyrol

Margareth a Weppner travel memoir around the world volumes

The North Star and the Southern Cross records Margaretha Weppner’s two year voyage around the world. It presents her personal experiences impressions and observations across distant lands and seas as documented in two volumes from Sampson Low and Co.

Margaretha Weppner Sampson Low

Three Feathers review praises Cornish coast setting

A critique notes Mr Black departs west coast Scotland for a Cornish coast setting in Three Feathers. The author admires the natural portraits and strong human figures Wenna and Mariyn Rosewarne, especially Mariyn as a vibrantly drawn, pivotal character shaping the plot against Roscorla.

Mr. Black Scotland Wenna Mariyn Rosewarne Eglesilyan Harry Trelyon Mariyn Roscorla Egleslyan
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