Plan of Operation for Metropolitan Charity Offices
Charity Office network proposed for every Poor Law district in the metropolis with an accredited agent to register relieved cases and investigate referrals. Extraordinary cases unresolved by existing agencies would be assisted under Committee instruction. Donations invited at Coutts or Central Office.
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Advertising Terms in The Nonconformist
TO ADVERTISERS The Terms for Advertising in Turn NONCONFORMIST are as follows One Line Each additional Line A Shilling Bixpence THE Nonconfommiart is registered for transmission abroad.
Subscribers Terms for Stamp Copies
TO SUBSCRIBERS. Stamped Copies are applied through the Post office direct from the Publishing office or by any News Agent on the following terms for payment in advance.
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House Deliberations On Irish Land Bill Progress Slow
In a Thursday and Friday sitting of the House of Commons members debated the Irish Land Bill in Committee with minimal progress. Mr. Gladstone announced a development on Thursday.
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House of Commons
Gladstone
Government Concedes Modifications to Education Bill Showdown
Government signals concessions limiting freedom of contract suspension to twenty years, while Liberal opponents push back. Debates center on Time constraints and denominational education, with Gladstone urged to push forward and Nonconformists pressing for unsectarian teaching. The piece also covers Irish unrest, Austrian politics, and US Canada fisheries tensions.
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The Present State of Public Business in Parliament
Parliament has risen for Easter after nine weeks of sittings. The Lords avoided heavy work, while the Commons faced longer sessions and late-night debates, with measures delayed to second readings. Morning sittings and extended hours marked the current legislative pace.
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