Biographies and religious thought in a Victorian era review
A literary review discusses Dr. Begg and Canon Miller on Lord Byron, the life of Krummacher, and a Unitarian preacher George Brown. It covers Dharves T. Beke on Exodus symbolism, Walter Powell’s moral biography, and Grovere KE Sargent’s Stories of Old England with analysis of early English history and Renaissance figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begg
Edinburgh
Canon Miller
Lord Byron
Krummacher
Barnard Castle
Grang Brown
James Hrywood
F.R
Whitfield
George Brown
Mr. Martineau
Christ
the Redeemer
Calvary
Jesus
Joseph Lee
Joseph Lee, Is Certainly Well Worthy of Being Widely Read. Such Men As Mr. Brown
Horeb
Dharves T. Bexe
Royal Geographical Society
Tinsley
Beke
Mount Sinai
Egypt
Suez
Mitzraim
Beko
Moses
Walter Powell
Melbourne
Victoria
Benjamin Gregory
Launceston
Turner
England
Gregory
Old England
Grovere Ke, Sargent
Richard Hume
Old London
Religious Tract Society
Sargent
Tower of London
Richard III
Richmond
Shakespeare
Cardinal Wolsey
Great Chicago Fire details from a New York report
A lengthy dispatch from New York chronicles the Chicago fire starting Sunday night from a stable incident, its rapid spread through wooden streets, the collapse of warehouses, and the burning of waterworks. It notes thousands homeless, hundreds killed or missing, and massive relief efforts from Cincinnati, St. Louis, New York, and Liverpool, with substantial donations and restored banking operations in Chicago.
Floods Hit South-west Lancashire and London News
Floods reported in South-west Lancashire while coaching season ends at London and Brighton. An Education Bill for the Isle of Man is read a first time. A telegraph cable from Lowestoft to Borkum is laid. Relapsing fever epidemics appear in poor parts of Liverpool. The nine hours system spreads in the North. some railways adopt it. Grand jury at Central Criminal Court ignores bills on the Eltham pamphlet case. MP Michael Bass plans a bill to abolish debt recovery under forty shillings. London elects a sheriff, Mr. Bennett chosen. Gladstone’s Blackheath speech to be telegraphed to American papers. Confidence motion to be moved by J R Jolly, seconded by W C Bennett. Middlesex Sessions notes a multi alias woman as sitting progress.
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Lancashire
London
Brighton
Isle of Man
House of Keys
Lowestoft
Borkum
Liverpool
Central Criminal Court
Eltham
Michael Bass
M.P
Young
Bennett
Cheapside
Gladstone
Blackheath
United States
England
J. R. Jolly
W. C. Bennett
Middlesex Sessions
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Chicago
New York
Daily News
Sheridan
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Army Commissaries
Chicago Relief Fund
America
Mansion House Fund
Telegraph
Enee
Union Bank of London
Messrs
Henry Greenbaum and Co
Tlinois Railway Company