News from 05/01/1867
1867; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
James L. Gooding, William MacCall,
ResumoFrontmatter: The English Leader. News: Address to Our Readers, Notices, Archdeacon Allen Proposes to Try to Settle the Vestment Controversy, M. Mazzini, in Consequence of the Publication of a Forged Address to the Roman People Bearing His Name, Has Thought It Necessary to Issue a Manifesto Containing Contrary Counsels to Those Embodied in the Spurious Document, The Same Journal Also Records a Curious Decision Which Has Been Just Pronounced in the High Court of Bombay, and Which Can Only Be Paralleled by Supposing a Learned Brahmin to Have Found His Way to the Bench in England, and to Be Then Called upon to Decide Whether a Certain Congregation (Say of St. Alban's, Holborn), "Judgments" of God, Some of the Recalcitrant Clergy in Natal Have Elected a New Bishop, Gillespie V. Gilfillan, During the Christmas Season 316 Gentlemen Have Been Ordained by Seventeen Bishops, and out of This Number Seventy-Six Were "Liberates", Folk Lore, Prospects of the Coming Year, The Theory of Compensation, Lord Dufferin Has, in a Series of Letter' to the Times, Taken up the Discussion of the Condition of Ireland, and Proposes to Deal with the Argument That Emigration Is an Evil to Ireland and a Reproach to Its Landlords and Its Rulers, and That the Present Discontend in Ireland Is Caused by the Iniuity of the Laws Relating to the Tenure of the Land, and Would Be Cured by Altering Those Laws, The Origin of the Hebrews, The Caledonian Mercury Has Published a Letter Containing a Challenge Made by a Member of the Reform League to Professor Blackie, The Pall Mall Gazette Notes the Fact That the Millennium Being Again Postponed, by Special Authority from Dr. Cumming, the Necessary Alterations Are Being Made in the Advertisements of That Peculiar Class of Persons Who Call Themselves "Students of Prophecy", "There Are Two Subjects upon Which Men Still Consider It Becoming and Right to Judge without Evidence, and to Condemn without Examination", The Freedom of the Priest, Notes of the Week. Editorial: Origin of Christianity, The Old Testament Is the Sole Source Which We Have from Whence to Draw Information Relative to the History of the Hebrews, We Quote as Suitable for These Columns, the Following Extracts from One of a Series of Letters by "G. H. S." on "Workers and Employers," Appearing in the Financial Reformer. Letter to the editor: Sir, Our Open Columns To the Editor of the "English Leader", Sir,—Supposing the Practice of Ornamental Decorations a Principle, It Would Be Curious to Enquire into the Real Feelings That Are Intended to Be Represented in Publicly Wearing Them. Business: Commercial Morality. Review: The Fortnightly Review (Now, in Spite of Its Name, a Monthly Periodical) Was "Disappointed in Observing That among All the Mottoes and Devices That Figured on the Silks and Calicoes at the London Reform Demonstrations, There Was No English One Which Recognised the Importance of Education for a Proper Use of Political Privileges". Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements, Holloway's Pills. Display ads: Miscellaneous Works Published by F. Farrah.
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