... JOHN MILTON. MR. DODDS AT THE LITERARY AND. SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY. This year marks the tercentenary of tbeJ birth of John Milton, and the subject of able paper by Mr. T. 1.. Dodds, J.P.. T.O at the meeting of the Birkenhead Li rsyyJ and Scientific Society ...

... JOHN MILTON. An effort is being made to raise some memorial to John Milton i• the village of Horton, in sackbigharnehlre, where he lived with Lis father and mother, sod in the church of which village his mother, Sarah Milton, is buried. THE DISTRESS TORY ...

... JOHN MILTON tumour is the stream of political thinkiDS. and shown a current of thought, inbarrepted. but aot broken, reusing frost Greek Says down to Oar own. They, of course, cannot accept the Hegelian view of the fitate,i they see the acceptance of ...

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... JOHN MILTON. We in Great Britain are not so mindful of the great ones in our hisitori that we can afford to do without the celehr► Goa of their memories. Not long we were paying homage to elhakspeare and enneirterang die building of • memorial to one ...

... JOHN MILTON By Professor R. M. HEWITT the slxteen-year-old daughter; her dowry of £l,OOO was never paid. The Powell's home at Forest Hill was a lively place; students and o'fleers from Oxford rode er and Ufa was a series Of picnics and dances. It was ...

... JOHN MILTON B BY THE REV. R. P. DOWOn Palm G rov e e e ve4iLef, in c e o h nn ur e c e h ti ts rit Society, the Rev. R. P. Downes, London. the editor of Great Though livered a lectors on John Milton, in schoolroom, Palm Grove. The chair we e taken ...

... JOHN MILTON. Bir Arthur Quilla-'-Couch'* Bseond Lscture. ...

... JOHN MILTON them if justice is to be done to the epics. In a moving passage Professor Hill compares Milton to Wordsworth and Auden, both of whom, beginning with high hopes, had to renege to their earlier vision. This Milton, like Blake, his great admirer ...

... JOHN MILTON,' REV. R. P. DOWNES, LL.D. (Editor of Great Thought.). CHAIRMAN- Alderman SIR W. P. TRELOAR, J.P. (PRESIDENT Or SOCIETY). A series of highly-instructive and entertaining Lectures has been arranged for the session. ADMISSION FREE to MEMBERS ...

... JOHN . MILTON. No writer - in the history of profane literature has had a greater effect on the religions thought of a people then John Milton. The material conception of Hell, the teaching of the temntation In Eden, and the rebellion of Satan, are based ...

... JOHN MILTON. literary critic, writing in the greatest of English newspapers, raises a question which we do not remember to have seen stated before—Whether the personal character Milton that of Dr. Johnson has had the greater influence on mankind. The ...