Dickens and Contemporary Periodicals Highlight 19th Century Critics
A literary brief reviews several magazines and new books. It notes anonymity and satire in a collection and praises Macmillan's latest issue. It mentions biographies of Lord Brougham by Cassell and Griffin and Co. and Tennyson’s Lucretius raising Macmillan’s Magazine market interest.
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Dickens
New York
Magazine critique attacks Gladstone and Tory church policy
The piece rails at Mr Gladstone and Tory church policy, arguing Victoria's title is only parliamentary, and condemns efforts to reform the church’s power. It surveys Fraser's magazine notes, political sketches, and recent papers on education, economy, and emigration, warning against schemes to reorganize Ireland’s ecclesiastical revenues and a looming liberal crisis.
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Blackwood
Gladstone
Victoria
San Trish
Linda Tressel
Lord Chesterfield
Cornelius O’ Dowd
Tim Griffin
Lacordaire
Dale
Ludlow
United Kingdom
Holland
Baron Bunsen
Ireland
Sir Philip Sidney
Robert Southey
Fraser
St. Pauls
John
Phineas Finn
Raleigh
Cornhill
Gibson
Captain Thompson
Wheat prospects rise as harvest begins in southern England
The south of England sees promising wheat crops with estimates of three sacks per acre more than last year. Hay is already being harvested near Blandford, Dorset, and farmers expect wheat to be in ear before month’s end. Market optimism grows on a favorable season.
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England
Tae Great Northern Hospital
Caledonian- Neap
Blandford
Dorsetshire
Thomas Cooper
Lincoln Gazelle
Nottingham
Lincoln
Falstaff
Exeter Haun
Judas Maccabeus
National Choral Society
G. W. Martin
Florence Lancia
Lucy Franklein
George Perren
Mendelsohn
Lobgesang
Walpurgis Nicht
M’laren
UK Rural Sunday Letter Service Discontinued Under Receivers
A regulation allows six sevenths of Sunday letters to trigger discontinuation of Sunday deliveries in rural posts across the United Kingdom. Rural districts may shift to delivery only, abandoning Sunday collection. Restoration is possible if opponents drop below six sevenths. Individuals may also have letters held at the post office until Monday under conditions.
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United Kingdom
Unusual stagnation in legal business noted
The Law Journal reports a strange lull in legal trade while a new planet was found on the 18th last month by Professor Peters of Clinton New York. The discovery adds a ninety eighth asteroid between Mars and Jupiter.
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The
Law Journal
Peters
Clinton
New York
Mars
Jupiter
Crystal Palace
George Eliot
Adam Bede
Maapara
Robert the Noo
Abyssinia
John
Waia
Northern Whig
Archbishop Whately
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Tennyson
Lucretius
Macmillan
Christian Observer
North
Rome
Lord Mayo
Disraeli
Liberal Party
Polic
Atour
Eiliot
John Kemp
Hull
Moreland
Merry
Union Chapel
Highbury
Henry Allen
Newman Hall
John Brogden
Joseph Moreland
Eng
Highbury New Park
Caroline Grace
Thomas Morry
Congregational Church
Finchley
Thasa Hill
John Aen Dallymeyer
New West End
Hampstead
Elisabet Mary
T. B. Williams
Sellers Hall
Nowards
Newman
Wilus
Park Chapel
Hornsey
John Corbin
William James
Henry James Newman
Brq
Tottenham
Mary
George Wills
Kay
the Hermitage
John Robson
Glasgow
George Robson
Inverness
James Stirling
Lincoln's-inn
Aby
John Thomson Renton
Hay
Upper Lansdowne,terrace
Notting Hill
Prytheroh—Evans
Welsh Congregational
Oswestry
K. Evans
Llangollen
J. M. Prytheroth
Ulanarth
Cardigan-hire
Sarah
Rowland Evans
Morben
Machynlleth
Sheard—Griffiths
Congregationa
Newport
Shropshire
G. Barnes
Joe
James Sheard
Southport
Anna
John Gribbs
Illingworth
Hallfield Chapel
Bradford
J. Makepeace
Charles Edward
Joseph Lilingworth
Agnes Alice
Leane Cliff
Lord~dresser
York
W. Jessop
William Lord
Crawshawbooth
Fanny Jane
Richard Dresser
Lewis—Kershaw
St. Stephen's Church
Rochdale
Walter Shirley
E. OC
Lewis
Henrietta
Edward Kershaw