Bitter seeds and life battle echo in lament
A reflective meditation on sorrow and struggle. The speaker laments a bitter harvest from their own seeds, calling for a learned discipline to fight life’s battle before death is swallowed up in victory.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 12, 1849
Page
7
A reflective meditation on sorrow and struggle. The speaker laments a bitter harvest from their own seeds, calling for a learned discipline to fight life’s battle before death is swallowed up in victory.
A vivid critique likens a Russian bear to Tsarist tyranny, recounting an imperial message to troops after the September uprising and the surrender of 150 standards and 400 artillery pieces. The piece condemns tyranny and calls for liberty, noting Hungarians deprived of liberty and Austrians allowed to keep the rind.
London physician John Epps argues for homeopathic protection against cholera in September 1849. He cites cases from the Journal of Health and Disease and claims most successful treatments come from homeopathic remedies, while conventional methods often worsen bowels. He recounts fear-driven scenes in Ilford and urges dietary, hygiene, and vegetable-based regimens during outbreaks.
In response to a local advertisement for a farm to let the solicitor agent at Deddington received a rapid stream of applications by the next post and many more by subsequent posts. In recent days the Firth of Forth has teemed with herrings, the waters described as loaded with these deep sea treasures.
The Times and other voices debate Samuel Gurney’s warning on national debt and possible bankruptcy. Observers contrast France’s finances with Britain’s, noting rising taxes, higher interest, and the peril of sustained deficits.
The piece ponders why the aged Pontiff travels to Naples and what his mission might be. It questions whether he seeks political judgment or to aid the people with true humanitarian aims, contrasting visions of his role and impact on Naples’ pious, wayward populace.
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