American preachers praised for union and fervor abroad
The writer extols American ministers for their unity, simplicity, and devout energy during the Evangelical Alliance meeting. He forecasts future cross Atlantic cooperation, hopes for shared ministry in City Temple, and envisions Westminster Abbey sermons on salvation by faith. He urges breaking walls of division and advancing Anglo American harmony.
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England
Evangelical Alliance
God
London
Hopland
City Temple
Westminster
Vaughan
Temple
Santarbury
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Jesus Christ
God the Son
Christ
America
New York
A Sleepy Birmingham Council Tale From Edgbaston Ward
A candidate recounts council meetings in Birmingham where aldermen nap during sessions. He claims one elder brings papers and dozes through the day, while another wakes to utter sharp, profane slang after a dirty pipe in an ante-room. Also notes autumn dress fabrics offered by Amery in Clapton.
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Birmingham
Edgbaston
Amery
High-street
Clapham
London
Critique of Miss Tytler and Her Lady Bell Novel
The review honors Miss Tytler as a careful historian turned novelist with vivid characters like Lady Bell Trevor and Mrs Siddons. It praises the book for its natural heroine, sharp portraits of Sir Joshua Reynolds and Mrs Thrale, and lively scenes from the theatre and society. Some fatigue with overly didactic material is noted, yet the work is judged masterly and clearer than prior writings.
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Thackeray
Miss Tytler
Tytler
Bell
Rolles
Citoyenne Jacque
Paris
Jacqueline
Michael
Lady Bell
Trevor
St. Bevis’s
Sundons
Mr. Sundon
Harry Fane
Sir Joshua
Bell Trevor
Captain Fane
Burgh
Queeney
Fry Mig
Joshua
Thrale
Streatham
Johnson
Captain Cook
Dr. Bosneys Son
Sir Joseph Banks
Mr. Jenner
Hunter
Peter Sundon
Buchan