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London
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Correspondents notes and reader inquiries on church matters
The letter column discusses publishing limits for a lengthy paper, queries answered from Moses Ellis, and opinions on church reform. It mentions Mahliall lectures abstracts, parliamentary decisions, and plans for public readings to broaden circulation of the Noncon publication.
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Dobrogast
George Charlton
Moses Ellis
Adelphos
Miall
Y.D
Delta
Leamington
W. B
Muscatt
M. B
Perth
Friends of Reform
Noncon
Christmas Reflections and Cobden News in Reform Times
The piece blends Christmas musings with sharp political reporting. It notes Cobden’s Bradford and Leeds speeches advocating free trade, laments Protectionist gains, and previews Irish and English electoral shifts, urging reform and National Reform Association action amid guardianship of church matters and foreign tensions.
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Mr. Cobden
Leeds
West Riding
Bradford
Cobden
Buckinghamshire
Exeter
Huntingdon
Lincoln
Norton
National Reform Association
King’s Head
Gorham
Judicial Committee
Herbert Jenner Fust
Emerald Isle
Dublin
Ireland
West Riding of
Yorkshire
House of Commons
John Russell
Russia
Turkey
Peelings Behind The Scenes Of Agitation In Government
A critical view explains agitation as exposing government machinery to the public eye. Reformers aim to reveal the inner workings, showing how a ruling class sustains a cherished constitution. The piece argues agitation should strip away appearances and expose corruption and favoritism.
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Ireland