Clerical Sees Echo in Eclectic Society Sermon Debate
The Eclectic Society centered on Newton faced critique from John Clayton who preached a political sermon favoring government aligned action and drew rebuke from Robert Hall. Bull urged ministers to avoid politics entirely, while peers valued freedom with restraint. The volume closes by noting revived evangelical efforts and asks for future work by Dr Waddington, urging less lengthy quotations from sermons and tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clayton
Eclectic Society
Newton
Robert Hall
Bull
Christ
Heavenly
Jerusalem
Waddington
United States
The Austrian Arctic Expedition Ends in Kaiser Franz Josef Land
The article details the Austrian Tegethoff expedition of Weyprecht and Payer, lasting two and a half years with two winters in Arctic darkness. Drifting ice, ship abandonment, sledge journeys, the discovery of Kaiser Franz Josef Land, and a grueling homeward voyage by boat and sled are recounted with emphasis on endurance, leadership, and geographical gains.
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Nares
Parr
Beaumont
Weyprecht
Payer
Franklin
Tegethoff
Lapland
Nova Vembla
Kaiser Franz Josef’s Land
Lieut. Payer
Sambu
Attler Pekel
Gillis Land
Count Welczek
Europe
Rick
New Lands within the Arctic Circle Discoveries by Austrian Ship
Narrative of the Austrian ship everbolf in 1872 to 1874 by James Payen one of the expedition’s commanders. Includes numerous illustrations from Payen’s drawings. Translated from German with the author’s permission. Published by Macmillan and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcttic Cirely
Everbolf
James Payen
Macmillan and Co
Arctic voyage ends in rescue and tribute to explorers
After severe trials the explorers reach two Russian fishing vessels off Nova Zembla and are taken home with honors. Lieut. Payer mourns the dogs sacrificed for safety, and the book praised for compact writing, faithful illustrations, and lasting place in Arctic discovery records.
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Dunen’s Bay
Nova Zembia
Lieut
Payer
Arctic
Books For The Season Review Highlights Carroll and Leland
A literary notice lauds Leland’s Johnnykins for fancy and wit while praising Carroll’s satire in Alice. It also profiles Chesmé and The Transformed Portfolio, notes strong illustrations, and commends Miss Ennis Graham’s Carrots for its child life realism and charm.
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Lewis Carroll
Alice
Leland
Johnnykins
Chesmé
Ennis Graham
Carrots
Desart
Sybil
Nurse