Smith Case Dominates Assembly Debate Over Biblical Authorship
The Aberdeen controversy over Professor Smith’s views on the Aaronic priesthood and Deuteronomy continues as the Assembly debates two counts. Principal Brown argues for conviction while Professor Smith pleads and is applauded. decisions linger into the evening as votes tilt amid procedural splits.
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Thomas Smith
Main
John Kennedy
Dingwall
Smith
Aberdeen
Supreme Court
Principal Brown
Selbie
Bannatyne
Mitchell
Salmond
Iverach
Masson
Longmuir
Gordon
Professor Smith
Moses
Brown
Sir Henry Moncrieff
J. Phillips
St. John’s
Edinburgh
Sheriff Cowan
Spence
Sir Henry
H. Moncrieff
Rainy
Women Householders Suffrage Meeting Highlights Debate and Resolve
The National Society for securing the Parliamentary Franchise for female Householders held a London meeting at St George's Hall as the second reading of their bill nears on June 19. Speakers including Mr Hibbert MP and Mrs Fawcett urged progress, addressed objections, and stressed education, peace, and public duty for women.
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National Society For Securing
London
House of Commons
St. George’s Hall
Hibbert
M.P
Fawcett
Girton
Hopwood
Miss Ted
Hare
Hale
Miss Becker
Lancashire
Home Secretary
Hodgson
Miss Downing
Mrs Cruikshank to receive yearlong pension continuation
It is announced that Mrs George Cruikshank will enjoy a continuation of her late husband’s pension for a year. The commentary notes men driven to despair by hobbies and nightmares as a sharp aside.
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George Cruikshank
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Newnham Colleges
Bright
Forster