Trollope to Start New Story in Fortnightly Review
The piece notes Anthony Trollope will begin a new story in the March issue of the Fortnightly Review, following a second edition release of Australian and New Zealand. It also mentions Trollope’s literary family, including his mother Mrs. Francis Trollope and his brother T A Adolphus Trollope, and comments on merit awards for women and a proposed English order of merit for womankind.
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New Zealand
Anthony Trollope
Trollope
Francis Trollope
T. A. Adolphus Trollope
Popular Science Boost From Tyndall Tour
The passage notes a surge in public interest after Professor Tyndall’s lecture on Light. It claims 200,000 copies at three cents each have been sold with continued orders, suggesting a strong push for scientific reading and public education.
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America
Matthew Arnold
Tyndall
Memoir by Mrs Grote on husband Charles Knight burial
Mrs Grote completes memoir of late husband Charles Knight buried yesterday afternoon at Windsor Church with special permission to reopen the family grave. If alive he would be eighty two. Next month sees The Star Depths by Richard A Proctor. Lord Russell's Essays on the Rise and Progress of Christianity in the West of Europe near publication. Fisher's History of the Reformation appears in the United States shortly published by Hodder and Stoughton.
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Europe
Tiberius
United States
George Pisher
Yale College
Fisher
Messrs. Hodder and Toughton
Foreign News Roundup From Across Europe and Asia
Count Moltke votes against the Government in Prussia. Dr Déllinger marks his 74th birthday with a royal letter. Danish author Hans Andersen remains ill and plans a trip to Italy. Duke of Aosta resumes Italian citizenship. Berlin forms a committee to complete Livingstone’s African discoveries. Bombay reports a proposed India UK commercial treaty. Cantonal School at Coire hires dual theology chairs. French tariff policy continues until new tariff vote. Persian Shah to visit St Petersburg and London before Paris and Vienna exhibitions. Prince Imperial of Germany welcomed in Berlin with a brief reply from the heir. Jesuits face unpopularity in Central America amid a government backed republishing of a Rome text. Indian education debate highlighted by Viceroy speech. Türkish Protestants cited for harmonious, literate communities and improved family relations. Khiva expedition updates claim Khivese raids and Kirghese realignments. Basutos clash with Free State farmers. passports demanded. German Parliament opened. navy reorganisation and universal military service outlined. Vatican scrutiny over a papal envoy speech. Italy asserts limits on clerical deputations.
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Bavaria
Hans Andersen
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Aosta
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Berlin Geographical Society
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Offiiel
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Persia
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Arsinoe
Montufar
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Honduras
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Gladstone
Hagab Effendi
H.I.M
Empire
Turkestan
Bashkratinsk
Lake Ara F
Orenburg
Baskantschak
Inner Horde
Moscow
Coal price rises and new mine near Hartland Point
The London Coal Exchange lifted prices by about two shillings a ton on Friday and another shilling on Monday amid weather delays, while output from mining districts rises and a Hartland Point discovery promises potential profits. A Bendigo revival event drew about 2000 people to Whitechapel, and German diploma fraud warnings note many obtaining spurious degrees. A South Yorkshire cooperative society aims to start a miner’s co op, and Midland Railway plans sleeping cars with Mr. Pulman overseeing final arrangements.
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London Coal Exchange
Hartland Point
North
Devon
People’s Mission
Whitechapel
William Thompson
Bendigo
England
Nottingham
Richard Weaver
Tukes
Jem Ward
Forcepd
Marburg
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Masborough
South Yorkshire Mining Co-operative Society (Limited
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Midland Company
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Pulman
America
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