Licensing reform debate on drink traffic and local boards
A Times correspondent argues for a Gothenburg style monopoly of licensing to local authorities, citing Liverpool opinion for restricting drink. The piece questions how to replace private profit with municipal control and urges temperance reformers to unite on a practical, moderate proposal.
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The
Times
Liverpool
Gothenburg
Bible Printed in Mandarin and Atlantic Cable Debate
The piece notes the Bible now printed in Mandarin as China’s official language. It names Nassau Senior representing the Daily News in India during the Prince of Wales visit and Gay for the Daily Telegraph. It highlights a grant of Dr William Anderson’s Regeneration to 130 Divinity Hall students and flags Dr Rygate’s report on 291 substandard Anglican dwellings. It reviews Mr F W Chesson’s pamphlet criticizing Dominion Parliament telegraph laws and Canada’s credit impact.
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China
The
Atheneum
Nassau Senior
A. Forbes
Daily News
India
Prince of Wales
Gay
Edwin Arnold
Daily Telegraph
United Presbyterian Church
William Anderson
Divinity Hall
Edinburgh
Rygate
St. George’s-in-the-East
Bowyer’s Buildings
London-terrace
Anchor and Hope-alley
Greenbank
Bird-street
Palmer’s Folly
Sanitary Committee
Dominion Parliament
Atlantic Cables
Canada
F. W. Chesson
Effingham Wilson
Dominion
Chesson
Ottawa
Turkey
Egypt
Stock Exchange
Telegraph
Book Review of Chastel on Church and State Relations
The article reviews M. Chastel's concise study on the relation of organised Christianity to the State, church liberty, and reforms within the church. It highlights disestablishment, separation of civil and religious orders, and the progressive independence of Protestant communities, praising the book's treatment of religious liberty and truth. The piece urges Free Churches to read and consider the work.
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Beard
M. Chastel
Napoleon I
Italy
Germany
Europe
Auguste Comte
Jesus
Fichte
Hegel
Strauss
Feuerbach
Shelley
Byron
England
Washington
Free Churches
The Queen of Connaught novel review
A detailed critique of Kathleen O Mara in The Queen of Connaught highlighting Irish customs fealty and romance. It praises the plot power and character study, notes Kathleen's steadfastness and hospitality, and outlines the central love triangle with Darlington and Randal. The review emphasizes vivid Irish society scenes and the priests portrayal.
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Randal Dooneen
Darlington
Kathleen
Nanny Croghan
Randal
Father Flyn
Flyn