Portraits of Earl and Countess Elevate Tytler’s Art
The article praises Miss Tytler’s portraits of the Earl and Countess as supreme in art, noting their self-sufficiency despite minor flaws. It highlights the novel Citoyenne’s vivid descriptions and pathos, especially the Highland deathbed scene where Phoebe visits Lord Wriothesley, underscoring beauty, nobility, and spiritual reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tytler
Phibe Paston
Frank Hall
Lord Wriothesley
Phabe
Phoebe
Bible Concordance and Pedobaptist Guide Review
The notice discusses Dr Henderson’s English concordance adding distinctions between God and Lord and objective versus subjective uses, praising its accuracy and price. It also notes a Pedobaptist handbook by Jon Guturic intended for young men and church leaders in Psilobaptist churches, aimed at proselyting restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henpergon
Edinburgh
T. and
T. Clark
Cruden
The
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
Aaron
Society
David
Henderson
God
Lord
Jon Guturic
M.A
London
Hamilton and Adams
Book Notices and Reviews on Religious and Travel Works
A journal review highlights Guthrie’s 1864 discourses on Baptismal Regeneration and two Wesleyan Methodist addresses from Toronto. It criticizes illustration quality in Ena Leste’s Harry Lawley tale and the art cropping in Henley and Ferrier pieces. Henry Kingsley’s Tales of Old Travel is praised for wood engravings and engaging narratives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Spurgeon
Richmond Church
Toronto
W. Moriey Punsnon
London
James Clarke and Co
Wesleyan Methodist Church of Canada
Harnest
Harry Lawley
Ena Leste
Sanday School Union
Henry Kinas- Ley
F.R.G.S
Macmillan and Co
Kingsley
Royal Royals Attend Chester Town Hall Opening and London Events
A royal itinerary covers a Chester Town Hall opening with the Prince of Wales present, replies from the Mayor and Dean, a cathedral visit, and a luncheon. Other items note Princesses at Marlborough House, visits to Floors Castle, a cabinet council, Oxford arrivals, a royal garden gift, and obituaries for Windsor librarian Mr. B. B. Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Louise
Prince Leopold
Princess Beatrice
Abergeldie
Prince of Wales
Balmoral
Birkhall
Chester
Royal
Prince
Gladstone
Earl of Chester
Princess of Wales
Jewish Chronicle
Board of Deputies
Moses Montefiore
Prince Charles of
Roumania
Marlborough House
Viscountess Walden
Chiswick
Christian
Floors Castle
Duchess of
Poor Law Board
Stephenson
Inland Revenue
Treasury
Prince Hassan
Egypt
Oxford
Christchurch
Titus Salt
Bart
Saltaire
B. B. Woodward
Windsor Castle
the Times
Woodward
Prince Consort
Windsor
Leonardo da Vinci
Norwich
London University
Bungay
Queen's
Church of England
W. C. Bennett
Greenwich
University of Tusculum
Virginia
Queen's University
Ireland
Walter Llewellyn Lewis
Queen’s College
Galway
John Lewis
Upper Bangor
North
Wales
S. M. Peto
Hungary
Lord Derby
Duke of Abercorn
Belfast
Alderman Besley
J. W. Povah
M.A
St. Anne, Aldersgate
National Education League Holds First Birmingham Meeting
The National Education League gathered in Birmingham on October 13 with Mr George Dixon in the chair. The group aims to provide unsectarian schooling by barring catechism and sectarian creeds from primary curricula while allowing non-teaching of Bible content to be decided by local school managers. Donations and broad backing from MPs and ministers bolster plans for regionally varied annual meetings and a nationwide consultative council. The league seeks universal access to education funded by rates, enabling impoverished children to qualify for any promise of citizenship in the United Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
George Dixon
M.P
Society of Arts
House of Commons
League
London
Manchester
Bradford
Bristol
Leicester
Sheffield
Liverpool
Leeds
Huddersfield
Exeter
Bath
Warrington
Devonport
Carlisle
Merthyr
Wednesbury
South Hants
Isle of Wight
United Kingdom
Archdeacon Sanproxo
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National Education League
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