Literary and magazine notes review in a Victorian issue
A long survey of current periodicals covers Blackwood and Vanity Fair pieces on politics and religion, with essays on Dickens, Professor Goschen, and Creole banking. It praises Mrs. Oliphant and Miss Hill, outlines Good Words and The Quiver contents, and notes poetry and art criticism, including a piece on Wedgewood collecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Millais
Frith
France
Germany
Blackwood
Sylvanus Urban
Gentleman’s Magazine
Disdain
M’carthy
Robert Buchanan
Vanity Fair
Adam
Captain Boyton
New Zealand
Virginia
Bartle Frere
International Arbitration and Household Ethics in Board Schools
A brief note discusses Father of the Piano Forte and an Inter national Arbitration feature, with critique of school board visitors and the need for prudent tender handling of cases to avoid hardship and perceived unfairness among workers. It also mentions late arrivals of Victoria Magazine Aunt Judy's Magazine and other journals including Myra's Journal of Dress and Needlework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanzibar
Italy
Lord Shelburne
Banks
Manchester
Cassell
Peterloo
Hanna
Samuel Smiles
Robert Nicoll
Dean Stanley
Northumbria
Dr. Macleod
Jarrow
Bede
Society of Friends
Mr. Page
Christian Church
Rimbault
Forte
Herald of Peace
Kingston
London Board Schools
Victoria Magazine
Aunt Judy
Hardwicke
Science
Myra
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Karinska
A. C. Thompson
Elizabeth Thompson
H. S. King and Co
Wedgewood
Exira Mercyarp
Wedgewood,” &c
George Bell and Sons
Dartmoor
Barlow
Salford
M. de la Rue