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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 14, 1869

Page

6

Advertising Rates in Taz Nonconformist Explained

Advertising terms outline one line price of 7 pence with each extra line at 6 pence. The paper, edited by ArtUR Mat, is published from 18 Bouverie Street and is registered for international transmission.

Arthur Mat Bouveriestreet Vleet Street B.C

Subscriptions and Stamp Terms for Stamped Copies

The notice outlines prices for stamped copies payable in advance: quarterly, half-yearly, and yearly. Unstamped copies may be purchased at railway stations and local booksellers with postage stamps required for postal delivery.

Correspondents discuss letter content and timing

J A H and G M M exchange notes on handling a letter. The editor says to avoid collateral issues and insert only relevant parts, but there is not enough time to detach extraneous material. Rev Edward White remarks it is too late for this week.

Edward White the Star Disraeli Senate United States France Germany M. Thiers

April Weather Brings Unusually Jovial Spring Across England

The piece notes a swift shift from lingering winter to a bright April like June heat, with London trees and birds responding despite smoky skies. It contrasts this cheer with parliamentary matters, church endowments, Irish affairs, and the ongoing Preston strike, highlighting public opinion shifts and policy debates.

England London High Court of Parliament Westminster Lowe House of Commons Lord Garlieson Judge Advocate-General Lord Garlies Horse Guards

Earl Russell Proposes Life Peerages Bill in Lords

Earl Russell introduces a bill to grant the Crown power to create life peerages limited to twenty eight at once and four per year. The qualified include Scots and Irish peers, long standing Commons members, distinguished military officers, judges, ex-Attorney Generals, and eminent figures in science, art, and literature. The House of Lords appears receptive though cautious about reform.

Miall Bahamas Mansell Pall Mall Gazette England Maguire Irish Society Corporation of London Alderman Lawrence Londonderry London House of Commons Associated Trades of Manchester America Telegraph Disraeli the Times Daily News Quarterly Review Ace Earl Russell House of Lords Lord Russell Trish Karl Representative House
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