Charles Gilpin Remembered as Liberal Pioneer and Philanthropist
The article praises Charles Gilpin for lifelong Liberal principles and active reform efforts. It notes his health decline and domestic troubles, yet emphasizes his public service, generosity, and dedication to oppressed peoples. It places him among notable reformers Cobden, Bright, and Sturge as a lasting memorial to his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilpin
the Times
Cobden
Bright
Sturge
Copartnership in Agriculture in the Harvest Home Debate
A columnist argues for agricultural co partnership as a remedy for labour tensions. It compares the Speaker's two per cent plus savings plan with Lord George Manners co partnership near Newmarket and Sir Baldwyn Leighton's premiums system, urging gradual adoption and noting farming's profit volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynde
House of Commons
Mr. Brassey
Baldwyn Leighton
Lord George Manners
Agricultural Gazette
Newmarket
Cambridgeshire
Sussex
George Manners
Brassey
Post Office
J. S. Mill
Mill
Legends of Muskoka debuts in St James's Magazine
The September issue presents Edward Jenkins MP's Legends of Muskoka opening a series. Muskoka, a Canadian district, is noted for free grant settlers. Also noted are updates on the Victoria Institute and society members, plus a note on Elihu Burritt's postponed Britain visit due to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gounod
France
Edward Jenkins
M.P
Muskoka
St. James's Magazine
Canada
Walter Trevelyan
Clurdener's Chronicle
Victoria
M. Joachim Barraude
Bohemia
Society of Arts
Evans
F.R.S
Carpenter
Tennant
The
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