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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 05, 1877
Page
9
The piece laments England's isolation from European peace efforts as war looms. It argues a swift Russian victory followed by unified pressure could have spared Europe and condemns the ministry for isolating England, predicting a dark future and possible call to join the deadly conflict.
Sir Peter Spokes argues in support of Reading School funding and aims. He cites figures from 1867, defends the school’s mission for local sons, and challenges reports about Dr. Stokoe, the boarding house, and capitation splits. He urges Reading to use its fine buildings for Reading boys and to resist crowding by outsiders.
A historical overview notes the growth in known satellites and planets from the 18th century. It recounts the moon tally for Earth and the Galilean satellites, the discovery of Uranus in 1781, and subsequent moon discoveries around Saturn, highlighting shifting beliefs about celestial bodies.
A new report reveals Mars now has two small moons, challenging ideas about its moonless past. Distances and orbital periods imply the satellites are very small, likely under ten miles in diameter, and their existence shifts Mars' mass estimate to about 0.00094 of Earth's.
Mrs. Lynn Linton writes Misericordia for the October New Quarterly while abroad in Italy. Publications from Williams and Norgate include Driven to Rome by an ex Anglican clergyman and a trove of forthcoming gift books and new editions from Cassell. The Whitehall Review notes Schliemann offers Trojan antiques to South Kensington, a unique pre historic collection from Hassarlik with rare tomb relics. T. S. Raffles and Archdeacon Denison are cited on Home Rule ideas and a harvest festival with Denison joking about potato planting and urging peas and beans instead.
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