Advertising Terms for The Nonconformist
The notice outlines inline rates for advertising in The Nonconformist, including one line for a shilling and sixpence for each additional line, with about eight words per line. An extra charge of 2s 6d applies for every ten lines or less. Published by Arthur Miall at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street, E.C. Post-office orders may be made payable to him. The paper is registered for transmission abroad.
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Arthur Miall
Bouveriestreet
Fleet Street
E.C
Subscription terms and direct-copy option for readers
Terms of subscription list yearly, half-yearly and quarterly prices and a remedy for missed issues. It states that if readers cannot obtain copies regularly from their Newsvendor they may order a stamped copy directly from the Publishing office to resolve the problem.
Correspondents Notes in Cambridge and Cheltenham Letters
The Cambridge note states non interference as the issue is local. A Cheltenham letter prompts libel concerns over publication. An editor comments on a terse letter from B. C. 8 arriving just before press.
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Cammbridge
J. A
Cheltenham
B. C
French Republic x Thiers duel over presidency amid Assembly turmoil
The debate over a de jure Republic surfaces as Rivet proposes Thiers for a three year presidency and the Right counters. Monarchists hesitate but the motion gains support, with an expected large majority likely to install Thiers. Meanwhile European royals convene at Ischl signaling continued peace and alignment.
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M. Thiers
National Assembly
M. Rivet
Central Europe
Ischl
Austria
Vienna
William
Prince Bismark
Count von Beust
Gastein
Roumania
Poudey
Commons
Lords Rejection of Ballot Bill Sparks Public Backlash
The Lords defeat of Mr W E Forster's Ballot Bill is condemned as ill advised and undignified. Editorial calls out secret voting as a tool to curb popular will, warns of contempt for the upper chamber, and questions the Lords' sense of responsibility and privilege.
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House of Lords
W. E. Forster
Commons
Forsooth
House of Commons
The
Spectator
Lords
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McCullagh Torrens
Gladstone
Disraeli
Lord Lyveden
Lord Shaftesbury
Lord Romally
Earl Granville
London
Konigsberg
Dantzig
Berlin
Privy Council
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