Liberalism and Education Reasoned in Various Journals
A survey of articles on Liberalism, religion, education, and Methodist reform from multiple reviews. It notes discussions on women’s education, church teaching in day schools, lay roles in conferences, and critiques of ritualism, with additional items on Cranmer, Renan, and Dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
London Quarterly
Cranmer
Renan
British and Foreign Evangelical Review
England
James Simpson
United States
Scotland
Rabelais
Ottawa city six per cent loan details issued
Grant Brothers and Co announce a 120000 loan in bonds for Ottawa capital improvements. Bonds valued at 1000 2001 and 500 each redeemable 1893 secured by a special rate on city property, shares quoted 2 to 24 premium. Also reports on adulterated tea and sewer inspectors recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciry
Ottawa
Grant, Brothers, and Co
Canadian Dominion
Commissioners of Sewers
Sanitary Committee
Gleanings of Oddities and Local Lore
A collage of quirky anecdotes: St Ives harvest festival revelry, epitaph wishes, Trafalgar lions wreaths, Job and Sunday tickets, a mulberry tree tied to princes’ graves, a mobile hassock tale, War Office prank with an umbrella, and Jones the American facing a relentless sewing machine agent in a comic escape saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ives
Edwin Landseer
Utica Herald
the Globe
Christ’s Hospital
Yorkshire
Westmoreland
Hassock
War Office
Jones
Jones and crew on voyage end in murder suicide
Jones hid in the cabin and told the captain to claim he died of yellow fever. The sewing machine man, hearing this, grabbed a certificate from a clergyman’s wife and then killed himself with a pistol, apparently intent on taking Jones with him and destroying him and the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Marriages and a child’s death mark local notices
Notices record several marriages including Walter Rutt to Elizabeth Hailes in Adelaide and Thomas Matheson to Marie Brindtner in Hampstead. Other unions include James Wicks Jr to Emily Buck in Colchester and Ellen Shayer to Joseph Waters in Tottenham. A death notes Elizabeth Holmes Reed, aged 10, daughter of Rev. Andrew Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butt—Hailes
Stow Congregational Church
Adelaide
South Australia
Colmer B. Symes
Walter Rutt
Elizabeth Sarah Hailes
Matheson—Bindtner
Heathstreet Chapel
Hampstead
James Matheson
Thomas Matheson
Marie Georgine
Professor Brindtner
Aarau
Switzerland
Wicks—Buck
Wesleyan Chapel
Colchester
L. H. Wiseman
London
T. W. Davids
W. Willan
James Wicks
Beverley-road
Emily Alice
William Buck
West Lodge
Shayer—Waters
Baptist Chapel
Tottenham
R. Wallace
Ellen
B. Shayer
Edgecombe House
Joseph F. Waters
Albert Villa
Reed
St. Leonard’s-on
Sen
Elizabeth Holmes
Lilly) Reed
Andrew Reed
Funeral Reform at the London Necropolis Company
The London Necropolis Company announces a reform of funeral services toward simplicity and prudence. Chief Office notes prospector free and invites inquiries from Lancaster Place Strand W.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Necropolis Company
Prospectus Free
Lancaster-place
Strand
W.C
Bank of England Statement October 22 1873
The Bank of England issues department shows notes £33,834,335 and government debt £11,015,100 with gold and silver bullion totaling £33,834,835. The banking department lists proprietor's capital £14,553,000 and deposits £19,103,056 with securities and bills totaling £41,154,081. Deputy Chief Cashier H.C. Gray signs the weekly account dated Oct 23 1873. Also includes an advertisement for Epps Cocoa breakfast beverage and James Epps & Co Homoeopathic Chemists London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF England
Victoria
Tor
Government Secu
C. Gray
Eprs
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Errs & Co
Homoeopathic Chemists
London
London Corn Market and Metropolitan Cattle Report
Markets review from London on Monday October 27 notes moderate English wheat and strong foreign imports, steady prices versus last week, better flour sales, and active maize with 6d per quarter advance. Cattle imports last week reached 15,991 head with a large stock and a quiet market. prime breeds were scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Exchange
Marx Lang
London
Essex
Kent
New
Hite Chevalier
Weks
Harrow
Norfolk & Suffolk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duartes Pacet
Filey
Ottingham Journal
Wallsend
Co-Operative Societies
Ublic
Jupy
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