Books for Young Readers Praised Across Varied Themes
A literary review highlights Harold Seadrift’s adventures against slavery, alongside children’s tales on manners, country life, and historical crafts. It praises authors like Marian Eliza Weir and Mantz Hall, notes on illustrations, and commends uplifting works that offer moral and educational value for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Seadrift
Africa
Eagle Hill
Highlands
Silias Graeme
Rockbourne
Marian Eliza Weir
Gracy
Alathea
Mantz Hall
Gustave Moritz
Miss Harwood
H. Caldwell
Palissy
Tyndale
Huber
English Public Notices and New Works Preview
Mr Carlyle writes on the struggle between the German Government and the Pope. A new Christian Evidence Journal is set to launch January 1. The Archbishop of Canterbury will contribute to Winged Arrows in the Quiver. Cambridge lectures for women rise to about 180 this term. Picture dealers seek 50,000 pounds for Landseer studio contents. New books announced by Stock include The Mystery of the Burning Bush and A Memoir of the Rev. Thomas Vasey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Cambridge
Edwin Landseer
Stock
Burning Bush
T. M. Morris
W. Morley Punshon
Tom
Darcal
Thomas Vasey
Thomas Cheshire
Antliff
H. Constable
Quirky Notes and Odds Ends From An 19th Century Page
A kaleidoscope of snippets ranges from an obituary claim of a Kentucky lady with six feet eight inches hair to a London hospital secretary ad, fashion notes on boots, a science riddle about drilling earth, a San Francisco piano tale, a sharp American wager tale, and a frugal Freemason banquet shifting funds to charity.
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Kentucky
Texas
Winchester
London
Her Majesty’s Army
Hickxes
Paris
Hallett and Davis
San Francisco
William G. Badger
Monty
West
C. T. Jackson
Dr. Jackson
Cannon-street
Freemasons
Masonic Benevolent Institution
Births Marriages and Deaths Notices
Births marriages and deaths list includes Jacklin Ward Morris Arthur Tiddy Danford and Ambrose James Field Soule Soule Worsley Benison with details of dates locations and relatives. obituaries note Rev William Ambrose Thomas James Mary Field Israel Soule and Francis Thoresby Worsley Benison with funeral plans and addresses.
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Jacklin—Ward
Cape Colony
James Jacklin
J.P
Roystou
Emily
Seymour Ward
Channel Islands
Morris—Arthur
Springbank Terrace
Aberdeen
David Arthur
Belmont-street Congregational Church
William Arthur
M.A
Thornton
Frederick Sydney Morris
Montrose
A. J. Morris
Holloway
Helen Macintosh
Tiddy—Danford
Camberwell Newroad
Pascoe
W. P. Tiddy
Camberwell
Charlotte Sophia
C. Danford
Ambrose
Portmadoc
William Ambrose
James
Ss. Paul’s Road
Highbury
Thomas James
Woolwich
Irish Evangelical and Gala Missionary Societies
Field
Mary
Charles Field
Lambeth Marsh
Norwood
Surrey
John Kingsford
Sturry
Chartham Mill
Canterbury
Soule
St. John’s Hill
Israel May Soule
Baptist Church
Battersea
Battersea Chapel
Worsley-Benison
Belen
New Mexico
U.S
Francis Thoresby Worsley-Benison
Henry Worsley-Benison
Fed
Mowbrick Lodge
Bristol
London Necropolis Company Funeral Service Offers Economy
The London Necropolis Company announces simple economical funeral arrangements. Prospec tus free. Chief Office located at 2 Lancaster Place Strand W C.
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London Necropolis Company
Prospectus Free
Lancaster-place
Strand
W.C
Bank of England Weekly Account for 5 November 1873
Issue Department notes total 33 760 360 pounds. Government debt 11 015 100 pounds. Other securities 3 984 900 pounds. Gold coin and bullion 18 760 360 pounds. Silver bullion 33 760 360 pounds. Also mentions Epps Cocoa and Royal Heather Tweens dress fabric with prices and vendors.
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Bank OF England
Victoria
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps
Banking Department
Ewer
O. Gray
Corn Exchange Markets Report On Wheat And Grains
The market shows moderate wheat on the stands and inactivity in trade. For American vessels fewer dollars passed, flour trade remains inactive, peas and beans steady, barley and maize up 6d per qr. Oats arrivals small with old price fully kept and new oats trading lower. Cargoes few, prices of wheat and maize held steady.
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Corn Exchange
Mark Lang
Essex
Kent
Chevalier
Harrow
Norfolk & Suffolk