The Volume’s Theology Faces a Noted Shortfall
The text argues that the volume’s theology, in some respects, fails to meet its own standards. The author contends that the authors have not fully reconciled key doctrines and that clearer articulation is needed.
Six Sermons and Book Reviews at Peterborough Cathedral
Brief notices survey Brooke Foss-Westcott sermons on the divine in human life and the Samaritan test, with criticisms of Transylvanian war chaplain reports and several book reviews. The critic finds some works dull but acknowledges devout intent, while praising vivid Australia orations and religious tracts.
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Peterborough
Brooke Foss-Westcott
London
Macmillan and Co
Mr. Westcott
Opticians
West
Simnaritan
Lavite
Chaplin
Bell and Daldy
George Gladstone
F.R.G.S
France
Garminy
Gravelotte
Sedan
Pers
Huret
Blackett
Messrs. Hurst and Blackett
Wenny Kexpaut
Melbourne
George Robertson
Tennyson
Kendall
Australia
England
Thomas Chalmers
The
Religious Tract Society
Jamer Gurpos
W. PR. Nimmo
The New Education Act and Metropolitan Elections
A London deputation urged safeguards for education board elections under the act with proposals for ballot papers and extended voting hours. Mr Forster voiced concern at local apathy and urged broad working-class representation on the Metropolitan Education Board. Canterbury’s religious education push seeks Church of England–aligned schooling with regional meetings and grants to expand diocesan schooling.
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London
Committee of Council
Forster
Advanced
Marylebone
Metropolitan Education Board
Professor Huxley
Garrett
Joseph Guedalla
W. R. Cremer
Frederick Pennington
Metropolitan Board
The
Daily News
Education Board
Metropolis
National Education League
Education Department
Mr. Forster
Messrs
John Osborne
George Howell
Robert Applegarth
William Trant
George Odper
Benjamin Lucraft
St. George's Hall
Canterbury
Creesan Boart
Arele
Canterbary
Church of England
Jeheerss
Earl of Romney
Dover
Lord Fitzwalter
Maidstone
Gathorne Hardy
M.B
Talbot
W. James
B. Hope
M.P
F. Currie
Johnstone
D. D. Stewart
Canterbury Diocesan Society
Canterbury Diocesan Board
London publishers Hodder and Stoughton noted
A note clarifies that the London publishers are Messrs Hodder and Stoughton. The remark appears in a review of last week's issue discussing the supernatural origin or Christianity.
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London
Messrs. Hodder and Stoughton
University of London 1870 Examinations and Revenue Report
The document lists Mauritius matriculation honours with names from Royal College Mauritius and notes the first division winners. It then reports the September quarter revenue: total receipts 14,202,413. declines in Customs taxes property tax stamps and post office, with increases in Excise Telegraph Crown land and miscellaneous. Twelve month revenue totals 71,871,4752 with a net decrease of 1,391,292. The piece covers Working Men's Clubs activity, Solly meetings with ironworkers, and circulating resolutions promoting the movement nationwide.
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University of London
Mauritius
England
Frederick Christian Dick
Royal College
Victor Louis Georges Bouchet
Daniel Elie Anderson
Antoine Clément Julius Joachim
Louis Dorelly Papillon
H. Solly
Scarborough
Darlington
Solly
Sunderland
Sully
Newcastle
Chas. Lamport
A. H. Hill
Working Men’s Club
John Bowring
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Philip II
Don Carlos
Spain
T. Binney
Hodder and Stoughton
Dean and Lov