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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 11, 1849
Page
11
The account claims a momentous shift in a prominent statesman’s views was kept secret, with no suspicion raised until now. The narrator notes he reports what is communicated and generally reported, while not fully guaranteeing accuracy.
A poet pleads with a bishop to spare a debtor’s costs and uphold free pulpit use for all sects. He warns against persecution and predicts that zeal leads to self-imposed penalties if bigotry returns in future flames.
A wife begs her husband to share life and study, trading luxury for companionship and childrearing. She asks for time away from social clubs to be his partner in toil, learning, and teaching their cottage children, hoping for wisdom and kindness over wealth. The speaker expresses enduring devotion and a plea for mutual growth.
Births report a daughter to the wife of Mr. Coox a printer of Ampthill on March 29. Marriages list several April ceremonies including Lindfield Chapel Ardingly Horsleydown Tattenhall and Minshall Hill. Deaths record Rev Joan Renals at Wellingborough aged 80 and multiple memorial notices in Clapham Edinburgh Beeston Nottingham Finchley and Leicester with brief epitaphs.
Much anxiety surrounds the nobleman Lord Panmune after a serious illness. The fever has abated but no quick recovery is expected for a long period, as reported by the Edinburgh Witness.
A Pimlico retiree, Mr. Blackwell, once carried from a carriage unable to move, regained full leg strength after treatment with Mr. Halse's galvanic apparatus. Despite expert medical opinion, the patient improved markedly, leading to public promotion of galvanism as a therapeutic option.
The Money Market and Commercial Intelligence notes a general market dip due to abroad news and Easter holidays. It highlights lower stock prices, firmer discount market terms, and growing attention to the York Newcastle and Berwick Railway report, with strong criticism of Mr Hudson and his alleged missteps as trustee.
In the Baltic trade, a firmer corn market yielded a 1s advance from last Monday's quotations. Easter holidays close produce markets today with reopening tomorrow. Colonial produce shows steady weeklong rally but no price gains. The report lists annual yields for several securities, noting tax-adjusted dividends where indicated.
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