Poems and reviews mingle in a thoughtful 1875 periodical
The British Quarterly opens with art and religious culture critique, praising a paper on Religious Art and challenging the idea of religion having an aesthetic side. It surveys articles on Lucretius, Tennyson, Etruscans, Village Organisation, and Keats, with broader notes on the Westminster and London Quarterly, plus brief notices on sermons and travel guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumptre
Windsor
Gloucester
Worcester
Carlisle
Doré
Hunt
Alfred ‘* Tennyson
Carlson
Isaac Taylor
Tufnell
Edward White
Congregationalist
Isaac Casaubon
Richard Jefferies
Barnett Smith
Philip Massinger
Nino Bixio
Bixio
Garibaldi
tJread Tennyson
Wordsworth
Browning
Keats
New Quarterly
Dole
Mites
Tyrol
Tennyson
Mary
Paul
God
Edwards
Prussia
Bunsen
Patterson
Canada
Jephtha
D’aubigné
Scotland
Westminster Review
Ism
Hood
Lord Shelburne
Baroda
Westminster
Mon‘‘ Taigne
London Quarterly
The
Theological Review
the Times
Carthie
Joan Tutuoen
D.D
St. Mary’s College
St. Andrews, &c
William Blackwood
Miss Power Cobbe
Tulloch
Edward Henry. Bickerseth
M.A
Cook
Venice
Holland
Belgium
Rhine
Switzerland
Cook and Son
Hodder and Stoughton
Dorsetshire
Wiltshire
Hampshire
Somersetshire
Kelly and Co
Kelly
Guardians seek higher pay to hire female cook at Leavesden school
Guardians advertising in daily papers for a female cook at Leavesden near Watford offered 24 pounds a year but received no applicants. They now plan to ask the Local Government Board for consent to raise wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardians of
St. Pancras
Leavesden
Watford