The Childlike Simplicity of Dr Duncan's Character
A reminiscence by Dr Brown and Mr Davidson portrays Dr Duncan as a man of enduring childlike simplicity. He delighted in simple joys, wandered absentmindedly with books, and laughed at a kicked football on a Meadows evening. His quirks included misrouting steamer trips and snuff mishaps, yet his unselfish life offered a refreshing study in psychology.
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Mr. Davidson
Persie
Duncan
Dr. Brown
Greenock
Clyde
Glasgow
The Monarchy and Other Readings in Fortnightly
The Fortnightly includes essays on The Monarchy arguing republican leanings, Virgilius and the enchanter romance, Dowden on Laprade, and a broad look at European republican movements. It reviews Moral philosophy in Undenominational Schools, No Fatherland as a novel, and notes on Jewish colony in China, spiritualism, and the Life of Jesus, with critical ties to Moltke and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Harrison
Gladstone
General Grant
America
Balmoral
Windsor
Virgilius
Dowden
Victor de Laprade
Laprade
Royal Academy
Henry Morley
Anthony Trollope
Eustace
Wilhelm Fricke
Alex. W. W. Bikkers
Joseph Hatton
London
Grant and Co
Fleet-street
Count Moltke
Madame van Oppen
Tinsley
France
Germany
Switzerland
Russia
Dolores
Agnes
China
James Finn
M.R.A.S
Nisbet and Co
Tae-fung-soo
Fion
Abraham
Edward W. Cox
F.R.G.S
Longmans
M. P
Trubner
R. Dale Owen
Jesus of Nazareth
Augustus Gurney
Wribbenhall
Kidderminster
Rivingtons
Christ
Growth in Quietness and Home Life in Dr Stoughton's Work
A compact critique praises a small book on Jesus childhood and home life, noting it yields insights through patient study of scarce records. It highlights chapters on growth in quietness and the Father’s sanction of the Son’s Home life and commends Dr Stoughton’s Daily Prayer book for its devout, simple prayers by multiple authors.
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Lord
Christ
Dr. Stoughton
Hodder and Stoughton
Illinois patent for a hen-dispersing garden machine
Gleanings notes odd items including an Illinois inventor patenting a device to drive hens from a garden. It also mentions a box marked Black Bare sent to San Francisco with a warning about bites, a boundary church with pulpit in Ohio and pews in Pennsylvania, and a reporter mischief about Africa search for Dr Livingstone. It ends with a Connecticut boy who swallowed marbles and bullets used as a rattle by neighbors.
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Illinois
San Francisco
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Carnarvon Herald
Stanley
New York Herald
Africa
Livingstone
John Thomas
Denbigh
St. Asaph
Connecticut
Spectacles and Eyeglasses by Bolland at Ludgate Hill
Notice announces Bolland has moved from 59 St Pauls Churchyard to No 1 Ludgate Hill offering spectacles and eyeglasses for all sight needs. Trial glasses available nationwide with free carriage. Established 1750.
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Messrs
Bolland
St. Paul's Churchyard
Ludgate-hill
Kingdom
Hirths Murriages and Deaths Notices Update
Births and multiple marriages listed from June to June 14 across England with Newport birth in Tollington Park London. Marriages include Horner Briggs Leeds, Lorimer Lorimer Edinburgh, Aston Coote Hunts, Blake Haden Wiltshire, Hotten Collins Cornwall, Warner Crowley Hants. Deaths note Vernon Uttoxeter aged 31 and Gurney Pease Osborn Malvern aged 33.
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Horner -Briggs
East-parade
Leeds
Eustace R. Conder
John Horner
Allerton
Mary Ann Briggs
Joseph Briggs
Melbourne
Australia
Ormerly
Potternewton
Lorimer
Dryden-place
Edinburgh
Sir Henry Wellwood Moncrieff
Bart
Professor Lorimer
John Archibald Lormer
L.R.C.P. Lond
Farnham
Surrey
Harriet Annie
James Lorimer
C.E. Aston—Coote
Free Church
St. Ives
Hunts
Howard Aston
James Allport
Littleover
Derby
Sarah
Thomas Coote
Bournemouth
Blake—Haden
Tabernacle
Trowbridge
Wilts
T. Mann
John Heritage
Alfred Blake
Chitterne
Heytesbury
Marianne
George Nelson Haden
Hotten—Collins
Camberwell-green Chapel
John Pillans
William Gummow Hotten
Trelasker
Corselly
Cornwall
Clara
Joseph Collins
Camberwell
Warner—Crowley
Friends’ Meeting-house
Alton
Hants
John Warner
Croydon
Hoddesdon
Herts
Alice
Abraham Crowley
Vernon
Uttoxeter
Thomas Vernon
Pease
Osborn House
Great Malvern
Gurney Pease
Walworth Castle
Darlington
Joseph Pease
How To Die Silk Wool Feathers and Cords in Ten Minutes
How To Die Silk Wool Feathers in ten minutes using Judson's Simple Dyes, eighteen colours at 6d each, full instructions supplied by chemists. The Family Herald notes that slight acquaintance with Judson's Dyes makes application clear. Kinahan's Whisky promoted as a wholesome old mellow Irish spirit, seal label and cork marked Kinahan's LL. Wholesale depot listed.
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Judson
Family Herald
Kinahan
Cork
Great Titchfield-street
Oxford-street
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Newport
Regina-road
Tollington-park Holloway, N
G. O. Newport