Old-fashioned Stories and Marginal Works Reviewed in Brief
A long review catalog discusses Tomas Cooper's Old-fashioned Stories written during imprisonment for Chartism, W M B's Narrative of Edward Crewe in New Zealand, G B Johnson's Poems and Sonnets, and scholarly works by Bunsen, Saphir, Donaldson, Strauss, and Barker. It notes tone, aims, and merit, praising humanity, literary craft, and educational value while noting limitations in some volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomas Cooper
Hodder and Stoughton
Thomas Cooper
Stafford
Mr. Cooper
Cooper
Edward Crewe
New Zealand
Sampson Low and Co
G. B. Johnson
Simpkin, Marshall
Goethe
Johnson
Ernestog Bunsen
A. H. Sayer
M.A
Longmans
Oxford
Sayce
Bunsen
Abraham
Sarai
Lot
Haran
Canaan
Egypt
N.c
Babylon
Kudin- Logamu
Chederlaomer
B.c
de Bunsen
Irenaeus
James Dowaudson
Ll.d
Macmillan and Co
Donaldson
Dr. Donaldson
David Frigperich Strauss
Marsinpe Bump
Asher and Co
Strauss
David Friederich
Lady Barker
Qlady Barker
Reference book praised for utility and practical use
The reviewer notes the work is practical and useful to many readers. It is small in size and would benefit from a comprehensive index to enhance reference value.
Education Act Meant for London Board Advancing Religious Education
London board discusses Mr Peek gift of 500 pounds to encourage religious education and Mrs Baines gift of 1000 pounds for cookery and housework prizes. It also references teacher supply concerns and the repeal of the 25th clause amid church and liberal factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Lonoon Board
J. Rodgers
Peek
Rodgers
Baines
J. A. Picton
Currie
John Bright
Richard
Merthyr
Birmingham League
Methodist
Methodist Special Committee
Manchester
Lowe
EducarTionau Ractionists
Church of England
Liverpool
National Society For
England
Unisawdre Coal Company Prospectus and Famine Fund Notes
The Unisawdre Coal Coke and Brick Company Limited invites subscriptions for 4000 shares of 10s each, total capital 70,000, vendors guarantee a 10 percent dividend for five years. half the purchase price may be taken in fully paid shares. Subscription closes in London Friday and country Saturday. shares quoted at one premium. The Benga Famine Fund reports 117,023 pounds 10 shillings 3 pence received and contemplates further appeals. 10,000 pounds of the balance will go to Calcutta. Oxford University Burranism comments on a riot at commemoration, described as brutal and disgraceful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unisawdre Coal, Coke, and Brick Company
Limrrep
London
Mansion House
Lord Lawrence
Sir George Campbell
William Muir
India
G. Campbell
Calcutta
Oxford University Burranism
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Christ
Apostolic Commission
Apoury Sarah
Nisbet
Saphir
Lord Jesus Christ
Mr. Saphir