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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 01, 1855
Page
5
Subscribers learn the Nonconformist price drops after the Compulsory Newspaper Stamp ends. Stamped copies cost fivepence with post free retransmission for fifteen days. unstamped fourpence, weigh under four ounces, can be posted with a penny stamp. Annual stamped subscription is twenty shillings in advance, with annual subscribers receiving free post.
The notice lists advertising terms: one line costs a shilling and each additional line sixpence. It notes about eight words per line on average. Subscriptions and ads should be sent with post office orders to William Freeman at 69 Fleet Street London. postages stamps not accepted.
The Courtauld Testimonial Fund receives donations from fos. d Blyth Foster at Biggleswade and 100 from Mr. Robert Dixon Shacklewell. The Mortmain Bill is noted as withdrawn in the Lords. The Marriages Validity Bill is not connected to Mr Heywood’s localising marriage with a deceased wife’s sister bill, withdrawn in the Commons last Wednesday. Some religious news items are omitted due to local interest.
The piece surveys continued Allied pressure on Sebastopol with possible wintering near the city. It notes French and British assaults, fears over Malakhov and Danubian strategies, and shows diplomacy among Russia Austria Prussia shaping a wary balance of power.
The article offers a dour critique of parliamentary life during a late session. It notes the near-deserted House, scarce debate, and the withdrawal of the Colonization Abolition Bill after failed committee efforts and repeated postponements.
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