Sunday at Home features varied literary pieces and biographies
The issue highlights Life of St Jerome by Mr Gibb and Buckle to Storm and Calm by Miss Marsh, plus Martyrs of Mikasu and Soon der am biographical notes. It also promises a biographical sketch of John Hampden, Stoughton on Luther, a Chester tale Forgotten Chest, Jewish Coins notes, and young readers pages offering strong content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jerome
Gibb
Buckle
Faith Work and Canon Perowne Books in Brief Notices
Brief notices review Faith Work by Dr. Cullis and a biography by W E Boarpman. Also praised sermons by Canon Perowne on ministry and study. Additional items include Birds and Animals by Kirsy, Debrett volumes, and travel sketches The Wonderland of the Antipodes by J Ernest TinNZ with Maoris humor and teetotal Kawau island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullis
Boston
W. E. Boarpman
D.D
Isbister and Co
Muller
Bristol
St. David's College
Lampeter
Llandaff Cathedral
F. J. Stewart Perowney
W. Iabister
Canon Perowne
M. and
E. Kirsy
E. Kirsy, Authors of ‘‘Chapters On Trees,” &c
Cassell
Harrison Weir
Dean and Co
Gladstone
Debrett
North Islands
New
Kawau
Occupation and burning of Coomassie war report
A London summary details Wolseley’s February 1874 march into Coomassie, the decisive Amoaful battle, and the burning of the Ashanti capital. It notes King Coffee Kalalli fled, indemnities paid, and peace negotiations begun as expeditionary forces returned toward Cape Coast Castle.
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Colonial Office
Mr. Goldsworthy
Glover
Coomassie
King Coffee
Cape Coast Castle
Wood
London
Sir Garnet Wolseley
Burnin
Coffee Kalkalli
Amoaful
Garnet Wolseley
Wolseley
Becquah
Agimmamu
Ordah
Garnet
Amonful
Ordahsu
Leavi
Sir Garnet
Ordashu
Fantee
Ashantee
England
G. Wolseley
Ood
Detchiasu
Adlansi Hills
G. J. Wolseley
War Office
Commodore Hewett
Coffee Kalalli
Prah
Victor Emanuel
Gibraltar
St. Vincent
Thames
Sprite
Nebraska
Simoom
Ascension
Bittern
Foomanah
Cape Coast
Prahsu
Daily Telegraph
Gold Coast