Fragment on virtue pleasure governance and social science
The text surveys virtue and pleasure as moral gauges, notes Pirie’s views on governors and despotism, and contrasts obedience to law with voluntary citizen loyalty. It cites Mill on government shaping individual conduct and outlines Pirie’s compact approach to religion morality and politics as sciences.
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Dr. Pirie
John Stuart Mill
Pirie
Book notices and poetry reviews in brief notices
The column reviews The Increase of Faith by a Free Church minister noting its practical aim to grow faith and calm fears. It also critiques Argustus Le Gros's Poems, finding them pure but weak and not fit for enduring value. How to Study the New Testament Epistles by Hegenay Alford is presented as a compilation of his Sunday Magazine papers, marking the second volume in the series.
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Blackwood and Sons
Free Church of Scotland
Argustus Apiley LE Gros
Jersey
Alfred W. Bennett
le Gros
Hgenay Alford
D.D
Canterbury
Alexander Strahan
Sunday Magazine
Handel Cossham
Tories
Tur
Nottingham
Liberal Party
Mundella
Samuel Morley
Disraeli
Royal Literary Fund
Gladstone
London Hospital
Mr. Gladstone
Worthington
Norman Macrop
India
London
Scotland
Calcutta
Pal Mall Gazette
Barony Church
Glasgow
Barrett
Newgate
Michael Barrett
Jonas
Poland
Home Office
Murenyie
Ashron
Ashton-under-Lyne
Murphy
Critical study of Paul Epistles and Vittoria Colonna bio
The critique praises a university press project translating and updating Paul Epistles with corrected readings and notes, while noting disagreement with Alford on eschatology. It also reviews Vittoria Colonna Life and Poems by Mags Henry Roscoe, finding the biography handsome but dull and unengaging despite its illustrated pages and potential to inspire interest in Colonna’s life and circle.
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Textus Receptus
Alford
Vittoria Colonna
Mags
Henry Roscoe
Macmillan and Co
Systematic Breasricenca Society meeting in Exeter hall report
The annual meeting of the Systematic Giving Society was held at Exeter Hall with Mr. Hugh M. Matheson presiding. The report outlined aims to promote proportionate giving through platform pulpit and press, with branches planned in Protestant towns across the continent and agents in Canada. Receipts for 1867 totaled 12547 pounds, 854 pounds for expenses, 400 pounds held by treasurer John Crossley.
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Systematic Breazricenca Society
Friends of
Exeter Hall
Hugh M. Matheson
Cather
Lord Cairns
England
Canada
John Crossley
Halifax
Karslake
Perks
A. McAuslane
A. Mursell
R. W. Dale
Church of God
B. Speke
Dowlais Wake
Ilminster
Baiston
J. W. Miles