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News from 18/06/1881

1881; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

W. Webster, J. D. Alford, John Wheelwright, W. Stewart Ross, John Selkirk Charles, John Price, A. C. Swinton, Frederick Verinder,

Frontmatter: The Radical. News: Sunday Lectures June 19th, Radicalism in Manchester The Democratic League, Mr. F. W. Soutter Has Received Invitations to Deliver His Lecture, "Ten Days in Ireland, or Landlords and Land Leaguers at Work," from Several Provincial Towns, The Radical in Parliament, The New Faith, Weekday Lectures, Etc Monday, June 20th, The Manchester Land League, Parasites of Society, Current Notes, A Danish Socialist Martyr, Vestry Villainy Peeps into the Inferno of Bumbledom, The Southwark Clerical Fight Nomination for the Chaplaincy, Mrs. Charles Hancock, a Daughter of Karl Blind, Has Been Enlightening the Ladies of the Somerville Club in Regard to the Land Question, Magna Chartists at Nottingham, Literary Notices, Multiple News Items, Radicalism in Nottingham, The Bible on the Side of the People, Compulsory Teetotalism, If It Were Possible to Say Anything New on the Oaths Question We Should Gladly Do so, for It Is Very Properly Exciting a Good Deal of Interest Amongst Our Radical Friends; but the Fact Is We Can Only Repeat What We Have Frequently Said before — Namely, That the Matter Hardly Admits of Answer, The Thames for the People, The Result of the Clerical Contest in Southwark Is Regarded as a Popular Triumph, Scraps. Fiction, drama: The Land and the People Chapter XIII. Letter to the editor: The Municipal Government of London, Correspondence "Lays of Romance and Chivalry", Sir,—Has Not the Reviewer of "The Lays of Romance and Chivalry, " by W. Stewart Ross, Allowed His Zeal as a Critic, with Reference to the Poem Entitled "The Pale Bride," to Outrun His Discretion as Presumably Knowing Grammar?, The People and Their Food, Sir,—How Did Your Reviewer Write a Critique upon "Lays of Romance and Chivalry, " without Having, Apparently, as Much Knowledge of Prosody and of the Construction of the English Language as Would Be Expected from a Pupil of Nine Years of Age Attending a Public Elementary School?, Sir,—In Common with Many of Your Readers, as Well as Mr. Moffat, Whose Able Letters Have Appeared in Your Two Last Issues, I Have Been Much Astonished at the Position Taken up by Mr. George with Regard to Malthus, Who, I Think, Ought to Be Regarded as a Far-Sighted, Benevolent, and Highly Moral Teacher, A Letter to Mr. Chamberlain To the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, M. P., President of the Board of Trade, Sir,—"When from the Lips of Truth One Mighty Breath Shall", The Twentieth of June. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements, Free Delivery in London. Editorial: Notices to Correspondents Rejected Contributions Cannot Be Returned. Business: Provincial Notices Sunday, June 19th.