Westminster Abbey and the Catholic cause in England
The speaker defends Catholic rights in Westminster, contrasting abbey duties with the city’s slums under church hierarchy. He warns against Anglican hostility, condemns inflammatory rhetoric, praises peaceful Catholic perseverance, and calls for loyal, lawful religious liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Royal Parke
St. Edward
Cloge
Abbey of Westminster
Holy Church
Holy See
England
Exhibition of 1851 Expands Space For UK Exhibitors
Commissioners approve a new gallery adding about 45 000 square feet, bringing UK floor and counter space to roughly 220 000 square feet though demand exceeds this. Wall space offers ample room. Admission cards are suspended with a nominal 5s fee to deter visitors. Funds go to sick and accident relief for workers. The Goldsmiths' Company awards £1000 for top gold and silver works. The Fredonia store ship is to transport US contributions to London for the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her Majesty
United Kingdom
London
Metropolis Churches Fund
Goldsmiths’ Company
Fredonia
Secretary of the Navy
New York Navy Yard
English Woman's Plight Among Lake Superior Indians
The New York Herald describes a 22 year old English woman who, after marrying a half caste Indian years earlier, joins a gathering of about 3,000 Indians on Garden Island. She keeps a school for local children amid the bleak, uncivilized forest life while her family sent luxuries from Canada.
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Garden Island
Lake Superior
Toronto
England
Brussels
New York Herald
Homeopathy principles explained by John Epps M D
This review outlines a detailed examination of Homeopathy as presented by John Epps M D. It notes claims that medical science lacks a cohesive pathology and that Materia Medica is poorly classified while praising Homeopathy as a clear, thoughtful system with a long explanatory theory of health, disease and the law Similia similibus curantur.
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John Epps
English
Homeopathic Association
Materia Medica
Homeopathy
Hahnemann
Atheneum
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