Reedham Asylum marks twenty eighth anniversary visit
The event ended with a vote of thanks to the Chairman led by the Rev. T. W. Aveling. Tea and coffee in the marquee followed a tour of the premises praising the orderly setup and children’s needlework efforts, signaling satisfaction among attendees at Reedham.
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T. W. Aveling
Reedham
Obituary of Rev Dr Norman Macleod editor and minister
The Rev Dr Norman Macleod editor of Good Words and Barony parish minister in Glasgow died at his residence after three days illness from effusion into the pericardium. Born in Campbel Town 1812 he studied at Glasgow Edinburgh and in Germany. A prolific writer and Broad theologian he leaves a widow and eight children. Coronet Sykres notes the death of Colonel W H Sykes at eighty two once director deputy chairman and chairman of the East India Company and longtime Liberal MP for Aberdeen.
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Norman McLeop
Good Words
Glasgow
Order of the Thistle
Campbell Town
Argyleshire
Edinburgh
Germany
Macleod
Far East
Kirk
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Scotland
Coronet Sykres
W. H. Sykes
Aberdeen
The
East India Company
Sykes
Insect Plague Delays Rails and Odd Royalty Notes
Movements of caterpillars halt trains as millions swarm tracks and lubricate rails. Also notes a brisk report on a Oxford clergyman’s modest sermon fee, a Brazilian guarana beverage, and high salaries for opera stars including Patti Nilsson and Adelina Patti, with commentary on fiscal extravagance in European theatres.
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Memphis
Tennessee
Routh
Magdalen
Oxford
The
Guardian
Paris Revue Et Gazette Musicale
Madame Patti
St. Petersburg
Mdlle
Nilsson
Madame Volpini
Signor Graziana
Fioretti
Danseuse
M. Verger
Milan Scala
Pauline Lucca
New York Academy of Music
Sven
Maite Nilsson
Drury Lane Theatre
Adelina Patti
Covent Garden
Chancery
Basinghall Street Court
Donne
Atheneum
The Canon of Salisbury and the Teutonic Church Debate
Mr. Curteis delivers on the Bampton Lectures, arguing for Teutonic Christianity led by an English archbishop as a remedy to Puritanism and Rome’s influence. He critiques Dissent and Rome while the review notes strong bias but fair effort to understand opposing views.
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Salisbury
Oxford
Bampton
Curteis
Rome
Paris
Constantinople
Canterbury
Teutonic Church
God
Mr. Curteis
Church of England
University of Oxford
John Bampton
George Herbert Curteis
London
Macmillan and Co
Stoughton
Robert Vaughan
Neal, Hanbury, Fletcher
Skeats
Congregational Union
Dale
Baptist Noel
Brewin Grant