Second Course of Lectures On Christian Evidence
A series designed to meet educated unbelief will be delivered in connection with Christian Evidence. The first lecture by Rev Dr Mozley, Oxford, covers causation against atheistic theories. Subseq speakers include Merivale Birks Pownall Boultree Angus Frere Gladstone Brooke Shaw Cooper. Tickets: 7s 6d, 5s, 2s 6d. offices listed.
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Dr. Mozley
Christ Church
Regius
University of Oxford
Charles Merivale
Canon Birks
University of Cambridge
Thos. Pownall Boultree
St. John’s Hall
Theological College
Highbury
Joseph Angus
Bartle Frere
K.C
J. H. Gladstone
Charles Brooke
Benjamin Shaw
W. R. Cooper
Society of Biblical Archeology
Messrs
Hatchards
Piccadilly
Nisbet and Co
Berners-street
Hodder and Stoughton
Paternoster-row
Dalton and Lucy
Cockspur-street
Seeley
Fleet-street
Society
Duke-street
Adelphi
Subscription rates and publisher contact
The half yearly subscription is 12s and quarterly is 6s. Published by Arthur Miall who requests all Post-office Orders be made payable. Address: 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street E.C.
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Bouverie-street
Fleet-street
London
E.C
England
Arthur Miall
Fleetstreet
Advertising Terms for The Nonconformist
A note to advertisers outlines the terms for placing ads in The Nonconformist newspaper. It covers submission standards, payment expectations, deadlines, acceptable formats, and contact procedures for reservations and authorizations.
The American difference and the Geneva dispute in parliament
The week brought relief as Earl Granville announced Washingtons assurance that the Supplementary Article bars indirect claims to the Geneva Court, though the article remains unsettled. Debates centered on adjournment, the Ballot Bill, Irish affairs, Livingstone news, and Thiers defense of universal service, all shaping a tense transatlantic treaty and domestic policy landscape.
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Earl Granville
Washington
Geneva Court
Senate
Fish
Daily News
New York
Geneva
Cockburn
Roundell Palmer
Lord Granville
Congress
Duke of Richmond
the Times
Lords
Commons
Liberal Party
Gordon
Gladstone
Ireland
Galway
Nolan
Court of Common Pleas
Trench
Duke of Edinburgh
Phoenix Park
Livingstone
Kirk
Bombay
Unyanyembe
Stanley
New York Herald
Zanzibar
Dawson
Dr. Livingstone
Tanganyika Lake
Ptolemy
England
M. Thiers
Berlin
London
Queen Victoria
Balmoral
Germany
Lords Back Ballot Bill Despite Reluctance
The Lords granted a second reading to the Ballot Bill with evident reluctance. They approved the principle but signaled intention to spoil it in detail. They lack the courage they claim to have and, like others, fear to act boldly.
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Christian Evidence Society
ST. George’s Hall
Langham-place
Archbishop of
Canterbury
York
Earl of
Shaftesbury
E. Baines
Sir Gillory Pigott
Gloucester
Bristol
W. McArthur
Winchester
Lichfield
Earl of Harrowby
Avenue Road
N.W
Nathaniel Jennings
University College
Metropolitan Railway
Emily
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