Religions Controversy and New Books in The Press
The notice reviews the British and Foreign Evangelical Review and its Romeward Tendencies article while urging restraint on state endorsement of faith. It highlights notable items in the issue including Christian Females Authorship Modern Judaism and Scot tid Prelacy after the Restoration plus reviews in London Quarterly Review and Contemporary Review and comments on works by Ffoulkes Keble Campbell Maurier and Bayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British and Foreign Evangelical Review
Times
London Quarterly Review
Davidson
Leian
Ffoulkes
Bampton
Milman
Annals of
St. Paul’s
Coleridge
Keble
Lord Campbell
Peter Bayne
Page
C. G. Maurier
Working Men’s Parliamentary Association
Royal and political notices from Windsor to Cambridge
The Queen arrived at Windsor from Osborne on Saturday evening and attended Divine service on Sunday. The Prince and Princess of Wales reached Marlborough House from Paris. The Prince of Wales will hold a levee at St James's Palace on June 1. Notable deaths include Sir C Wentworth Dilke and Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson. Reform Club delegates to form a Liberal committee. Carlton Club debates portraits for Derby and Disraeli. Poet Laureate elected honorary Fellow at Trinity College Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Osborne
Edward King
Cuddesdon
Buckingham Palace
Royal Academy
Prince and Princess of Wales
Marlborough House
Paris
Prince of Wales
St. James’s Palace
Prince Arthur
Isle of Man
England
Hampstead Heath
John Wilson
Prittlewell
Essex
Henley
Robert Peel
Lord Henley
Reform Club
Carlton Club
Lord Derby
Mr. Disraeli
Eeho
Trinity College, Cambridge
Westerns appointed Lord-Lieutenant of Essex amid honours
Sir T. Western becomes Lord-Lieutenant of Essex and may receive a peerage. The colonial order of St Michael and St George awards knighthoods to Adderley Rogers Elliott and Henry Taylor for colonial service. The Rev Benjamin Speke marriage banns appear again for Corsham Side near Chippenham. Colonel Cowell Stepney notes a reference to Mr Brights land policy. The Carmarthen MP’s Treasury bench exclamation is hard to place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Western
Essex
Baronet
St. Michael and St. George
Adderley
Frederick Rogers
J. F. Elliott
Henry Taylor
Benjamin Speke
Corsham Side
Chippenham
Speke
Migs Fuller
Cowell Stepney
Orphan Working School Boys Lead In Drawing Prizes
Reports from London and Cork cover awards for drawing at the Orphan Working School Haverstock Hill with a 22 6s prize to teachers. University College London announces George Grote's appointment as Professor of Hygiene and Public Health, the first in London. Cork sees turmoil over the Removal Bill and a temperance conference planned in London. The Baxter ballot conference discusses intimidation evidence and electoral pledges for protected voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee Or Council On Education
Haverstock Hill
University College
London
George Grote
W. H. Corfield
M.B. Oxon
Pembroke College
Radcliffe
University of Oxford
Overend and Gurney case delayed to next term
Newspaper notes include the postponement of the Overend and Gurney case, plus social and political items such as Liverpool mayoral banquets, a Hyde Park review of the Metropolitan Volunteers, Cape May Atlantic cable speculation, Irish bull in the Commons, an ambassador anecdote at a Paris soirée, a London carriage incident, and a Philadelphia actress terms dispute with Mr Fisk's Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overend
Gurney
Liverpool
Metropolitan
Hyde Park
Lindsay
America
Cape May
New Jersey
Delaware River
House of Commons
Synan
Paris
Indépendance Belge
Mathilde
Napoleon
Odéon Theatre
Victor Hugo
Napoleon I
England
Lord Lyons
Charing Cross
London
Philadelphia
West
Gould
Liberal uprising in Wales fuels landlord retaliation
The article notes that Liberal gains in Wales led to harsh retaliation with 200 tenants in Cardigan warned to quit after voting against their landlords. Mundella MP warns intimidation harder to prove in England, urges continued agitation, predicts the Irish Church and ballot issues will win support, with Conservatives possibly voting yes. The ballot is expected to become law for Parliament and municipal elections before the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Principality
Cardigan
Mundella
Hear
Hirths Marriages and Peaths
Notices record several births in Canada West and England. A daughter to Edward Miall junior in Oshawa on April 11. A son to Sydney Williams and wife at Balham Hill on May 8. A son to Rev H C Leonard at Hemel Hempstead on May 10. Frederick Nuttall to Amelia Susannah Wright wed in Salford on April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mial
Oshawa
Canada West
Edward Miall
Williams
Balhamhill
Sydney Williams
Leonard
Hemel Hempstead
Herts
H.C. Leonard
Nuttall—Wright
Rusholme-road
Salford
Alexander Thompson
A. Frederick
William Nuttall
Amelia Susannah
Richard Wright
Linton
Cambs
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Corx
O'Sullivan
Commons
Corporation
Cork
Bruce
Bazley
M.P
Pope
Manning
Home Secretary
Knatchbull-Hugessen
National Association For
Friends of the Ballot
Wesminster Palace
Morley
Leatham
Huddersfield
Liberal Party
H. Richard
Merthyr
Glenniggs
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