Vickers Critique of a Controversial Jesus Book
A lengthy review denounces Mr. Vickers for misreading gospel history and employing unfounded theorizing about early Christianity. It argues he disdains inductive science, mocks apostles, and excuses pious frauds while praising moral courage shown by believers amid community pressures.
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Bethany
Jerusalem
Jesus
Nazareth
Vickers
Christ
Peter
Mr. Vickers
Paul the Pharisee
Jesus of
Nasareth
Vickera
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Vickers Son Seeks Contrast With Father’s Reserved Style
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the son of Mr. Vickers and his father’s training. It suggests the son’s actions would benefit from emulating the father’s quiet reputation to build a better standing.
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Mr. Vickers
Court and Royal Rumors From Windsor to Dublin
The Queen and Royal family visit Buckingham Palace on Monday amid an exodus of about two hundred from Windsor precincts. The Princess of Wales may accompany the Prince on his Ireland approach, with a tour planned through Italy and the East. Disraeli hosts a brilliant Foreign Office reception. Gladstone’s circle gathers as Liberal factions converge for potential future government. Baron Rothschild may receive a peerage. ministerial rumors touch Educa tion and War posts. A new House of Commons building plan is outlined with 490 members and no tribune. The Bishop of Lichfield preached at Chapel Royal with the Prince and Princess present. Willis's Rooms hosts Mr Brand's dinner, presided by Gladstone.
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Windsor
Castle
Princess of Wales
Ireland
Municipal Council of
Dublin
Bright
Chichester Fortescue
Brand
Glyn
Roderick Murchison
Academy of Sciences In
Paris
Professor Faraday
Gladstone
Statistical Society
Baron Rothschild
Disraeli
John Pakington
General Peel
War Department
House of Commons
Barry
Lichfield
Selwyn
Chapel Royal
Prince and Princess of Wales
Willis
Executions Set for April in Todmorden and Droylsden Murders
The executions of Miles Weatherhill for the Tod morden murder and Timothy Flaherty for his sweetheart's murder at Droylsden are fixed for Saturday April 4 in Manchester. Mills at Saltaire resumed work with laborers trusting employers Titus Salt and Co to settle disputes. At Taunton assizes Alexander Holmes was tried for the murder of John Wilkins but acquitted on insanity grounds. A London relief meeting adjourned sine die and allocated unspent East End Emigration funds. Liberal electors of Nottingham seek to nominate Samuel Morley as a candidate without expense. University extension statutes discussed at Oxford University.
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Todmorden
Timothy Flaherty
Droylsden
Manchester
Saltaire
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Titus Salt
United Executive Committee
London
Mansion House
East End
Morakey
Nottingham Elctors
Nottingham
Samuel Morley
Oxford University
University
Political notices and theatre panic in 19th century Britain
Details on a housing vote at Cambridge, Liberal contrasts in South Essex, Bright's praised speech, a Sheffield theatre panic after a Todmorden murders lecture, and a critique of press impartiality over Lord Stanley's Peace Society remarks.
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