Christian Aid to the Sick and Wounded on War
A Times letter reviews the National Society for Aid to the Sick and Wounded in War. It lauds Christian work on battlefields, notes the book’s strong quotation use, and traces war relief history from America to Nightingale and the US Christian Commission, praising English origins and ongoing humanitarian ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruzagell
the Times of Yesterday
National Society For
Sedan
House of Commons
Winterbotham
America
Washington
Miss Nightingale
Crimea
England
Christian Commission
United States
National Aid Society
United States Christian Commission
Commission
Daybreak in Spain Protestant travel notes reviewed
A brief notice reviews Daybreak in Spain by Hey J A Wan LL D Cassell and Co. The work blends travel incidents with religious observations from Spain focusing on Protestant missions. It notes Wylie’s Madrid service impressions and the spread of Protestant ideas amid continental upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Hey. J. A. Wan, Ll.d
Caseell and Co
France
Wylie
Madrid
Calle da la Madera
Calle de la Madera
Senor Carasco
Senor Varasco
Lancanne
Geneva
Senor Caragea
Rosa
Charles V
Sandr Caraaco
Akins
Antheraphore
Glasgow clerk fined for taking typhus boy into public cab
The Mall Gazette notes a Glasgow clerk was fined after placing a boy with typhus fever into a public cab. The issue also reports on Edwin Drood manuscript notes and Irish death records, including several centenarians, with remarks on public appetite and registrar ages.
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Glasgow
Edwin Daoon
Charles Dickeve
Edwin Drood
Megistrar-General of
Ireland
Armagh
Anpacothy
Limerick
Mall Gazette