Light of the World and the Rome Epoch in Christian Thought
A critical survey notes devout meditations on Christian theism and immortality, praising Bathgate’s restrained style and the book’s elevation of spirit. It comments on Mrs. Charles’s portrayal of early Church history amid Pagan and Christian tensions, with a powerful Jerome reference and some factual inaccuracies flagged.
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Bathgate
Isaac Taylor
Rome
St. Jerome
Schonberg Colla
Daldy, Isbister, and Co
Charles
Jerome
The Education Act and School Funding Debate
London board debates protest against increasing Government grants to public elementary schools and reports on compensation for a respondent in a bye laws case. English Church Union discusses church rate abolition and school rate fairness, urging funding to all Education Department approved schools.
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London
John Rodgers
Education Department
Rodgers
E. N. Buxton
H. Gover
B. Waugh
T. Scrutton
George Potter
Chatfeild Clarke
L. Bevan
J. A. Picton
G. M. Murphy
B. Lucraft
J. Stiff
J. Sinclair
Mark Wilks
Canon Cromwell
George Beavis
Canon Barry
English Church Union
C. L. Wood
Irons
School Boardism and Religious Instruction Debate
Reverend Dr. Marshall of Coupar Angus challenges the parish school board over funding religious education in public schools. He demands to know if any school-rate funds cover religious instruction, arguing for transparency. The board replies the rate funds the deficit in the school fund.
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MarsHart
Coupar-Angus
Marshall
Coupar- Angus
Election results and clashes across several British constituencies
In Berkshire Mr Darby Griffith loses by 2 305 votes while Philip Wroughton tops 3 454. East Suffolk sees Lieut Colonel St John Barne 3 659 to Charles Easton 2 708 for a Conservative majority of 951. East Retford records Denison 3 538 Bristowe 3 351 amid clashes at Worksop Lion Hotel. Dean of Manchester says he has no vote. Horsham nominations include J C Brown and the Solicitor General with Brown winning by a small margin.
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Darby Griffith
Berkshire
Philip Wroughton
East Suffolk
St. John Barne
Charles Easton
East Retford
Denison
Bristowe
Worksop
Horsham
Brown
Beethovens Mass in C at Exeter Hall and Mount of Olives
The Wiscellancons Harmonic Society presented Beethovens Mass in C with soloists Madame Sherrington Julia Elton Mr Guy and Mr Thomas conducted by Mr Sainton amid performance notes praising energy in the Gloria and Credo and noting Mount of Olives as a favourite piece. Handel Samson is announced for next Friday. Alexandra Palace hosted a second concert featuring Schumann and Boccherini works with encore performances by Lemmens Sherrington and Mr Guy.
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Sacred Harmonic Society
Beethoven
Exeter Hall
Madame Sherrington
Julia Elton
Guy
Thomas
Michael Costa
Sainton
Kyrie
Benedictus
Mount of Olives
Miss Elton
Mr. Guy
Handel
Samson
Alexandra Palace
Schumann
Boccherini
Madame Lemmens-Sherrington
Farewell to Love Receives Warm Response at Alexandra Palace
The orchestra and chorus at Alexandra Palace delivered a highly effective performance, meeting every demand with skill and earning strong audience approval. The reception for Farewell to Love was notably favorable.
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Alexandra Palace
Fragmented Victorian miscellany includes social mores and fashion
A survey of quirky items and social scenes features a remark on mothers improving daughters, a Madras royal motto for the Prince of Wales, a Liverpool shop seats petition by women, religious days by nations, bread critique by Medical Examiner, an American minister’s tale, a Durham registry mix up, and new deerskin fashion for women explained by fashion authorities.
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John P. Brady
Madras
Prince of Wales
Liverpool
Durham
Framwellgate Moor
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Election Intelligence
Glennings
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