Truncated Critique of Ecclesiastical Subjects and Biographies
A long review column condemns ecclesiastical organisations as a source of modern unbelief while praising Dean Howson’s St. Paul character study and Dr Harrison’s Fathers exposure. It covers Puseyism critiques, Plumetre’s translation work, and a range of biographical and literary titles including Ouvry’s Hubert Montruéil, a detective-like assessment of textual fidelity, drama translations, Pen-folk reminiscences, and various new books for Christmas readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Cambridge
Dean Howson
Fathers
Pusey
Joan Harrison
D.D. Edin
Fenwick
Newcaster
Dr. Pusey
Harrison
Ireneus
Cyprian
Chrysostom
Tertullian
Origen
Keble
Bennett
Archdeacon Denison
Denison
Irenaeus
Jesus Christ
Archylus
E. H. Plumetre
M.A
Strahan and Co
Hubert Montruéil
Francisca Ingram Ouvry
Arnold
Delahaize
Bell and Daldy
France
Fens
Macmillan and Co
Macmillan
Elsie
Lillingstone
Edinburgh
Edmonston and Douglas
Paisley
David Gilmour
Jamie Andrew
Andrew
Jamie
William Dickie
Gilmour
Staceys
Simmonses
Ben
C. E. Bowen
Partridge
Gravity Not Proof, Says Judge in Quip on Wisdom
A judge quips that gravity is not proof of wisdom, comparing it to a paper collar not proving a shirt. The remark reflects a humorous critique of intellect and seriousness in judicial discourse.
Destruction of the Alexandra Palace
A historic palace on a hill between Highgate and Hornsey burned in two hours after a fire started in the dome. Fire engines fought flames as roof collapse killed none severely. several workers were injured or missing. Insurances and losses totaled about 200,000 pounds. plans to rebuild and reopen the grounds for future events were announced.
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Highgate
Hornsey
Tottenham
Shaw
China
Larner
Smiths
John Meeks
Keiser
Great Northern Hospital
Muswell Hill
North
Alexandra Palace Company (Limited
Mercantile and Phenix
Shand
London Financial Association (Limited
Alexandra Palace