Literary notices on religious and classical works reviewed
A column surveys recent literary releases. It praises a Shakespeare biographical sketch by Robert Inglis and assessments of Readings for Winter Gatherings, Punshon Life and Work, Bristol Orphan Houses, Lyne midshipmen voyage, Whately in Egypt, and Notabilia curiosities. It notes Cumming’s Cities of the Nations Fell, Vaughan sermons, and related devotional titles, highlighting usefulness and moral instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wordsworth
Byron
Scott
Shakespeare
Robert Inglis
Charles Knight
Robert Cadyon Harvey
Nimmo
Poe
Shelley
Religious Tract Society
W. M. Punshon
Osborn
Bristol
George Miller
W. Etre Taylor
Morgan and Scott
Miller
Midshipmen
Jerusalem
Syria
Anacustus R. Lyne
R.N
Sampson Low and
Mr. Lyne
Lyne
Miss Whately
Egypt
Seeley
Palestine
John Trubs
Griffith
Farran
Banbury Cross
Cobbett
Mr. Timbs
John Cumming
Hurst and Blackett
Babylon
Nineveh
Rome
Constantinople
Metz
Sedan
Vienna
Munich
Madrid
Paris
Chicago
Strahan
James Buchanan
D.D
Ll.d
T. Clark
G. D. Evans
Elliot Stock
Mr. Evans
Footsteps of
Christ
A. Casper
Adelaide E. Ropuam
Baboo in Calcutta receives organ from England for Somaj festival
Friends present a handsome organ to the Baboo for his Calcutta church. It was shipped aboard the steamer last Saturday and may be opened at the Somaj Festival in January 1872 when Indian Christian movements meet in Calcutta. Sen aims to introduce English music and hymns among natives with the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basoo KesHvus Chunper Sen
England
Calcutta
India
Alexandra Orphanage
Cannon-street Hotel
Welch
Soul
D. N
Workers in Parliament and Peace Move Toward Arbitration
A report on fundraising and candidate selection notes 5000 guineas from a campaign, with 25 guineas annual payments promised by supporters. The WorKmen's Peace Association reports meetings across Ipswich Norwich Cambridge and more backing international arbitration to replace war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workmen’s Peace Association
Buckingham Street
Strand
Davis
Henry Richard
Messrs. Higginbotham
Pratt
Ipswich
Bury
Swaffham
Fakenham
Thetford
Dereham
Norwich
Peterborough
Cambridge
Cremer
Messrs. Britton
Joiner
Babbs
Association
Birkenhead
Chester
Warrington
Aylesbury
Reading
Wolverhampton
Rochester
Gravesend
Maidstone
Oxford
Canterbury
Birmingham
Walsall
Coventry
Stourbridge
Kidderminster
Seeley
England
Obscure Works Mentioned in Literary Notes and Oddities
The column lists authors and works including Glewnings and Mr Onslow Yorke publishing secret histories and calendars. It notes Mrs Parr’s Christmas issue of Good Words and the European Psalter in print after thirty years’ work. It also mentions the Birmingham Jews forming a society to oppose the London Society for the Conversion of the Jews and various light anecdotes from Nenagh to Taunton, including a donkey, stage bouquets, and a humorous advertisement in the Birmingham Daily Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow Yorke
The
International
Nenagh
Titiens
Glasgow
Birmingham Daily Post
the Figaro
Malaga
Juan Perrez
Ceuta
Panama Star
Taunton
Somersetshire
Taunton Market
Twal