Nonconformist Ad Rates and Subscriptions Listed
The Nonconformist advertises its wide circulation and offers low rates for advertisements including schools books general consumption items situations and philanthropic religious appeals. Terms specify four for length lines and two line increments with varying column charges and reductions for repeated insertions. Subscriptions are 268 per year 13s half year and 6s 6d per quarter payable in advance at 4 Horse Shoe court Ludgate hill with post office orders or London reference payments to Miall and Cockshaw.
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London
Correspondence on Reform Rights and Libel Risk
A reader questions qualification based manhood for reform rights, noting the shoe pinches under the current system. Southampton correspondence says the Association committee discourages that practice on the correspondent's own ground. W. Hinton's letter would risk libel action. noncontribution with the enclosure is gratefully received.
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Southampton
Association
W. Hinton
Subscribers urged to confirm paper continuation volume
The Nonconformist asks readers to inform publishers immediately if they wish to receive the current volume. An index for the present volume will be issued with the January 17th issue.
Eight Years of The Nonconformist Reflections and Hope
The issue marks the end of the eighth volume with gratitude for support and renewed resolve. It discusses Christmas sentiments, free trade wisdom, emigration trends, and political notes from Britain, Italy, Germany, and France, highlighting Cobden, the Emigration figures, Gaeta, and Louis Napoleon's rise.
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Times
Cobden
T. Baines
Hull
Charles Buller
Baines
Bolton
Joshua Walmsley
Gaeta
Rome
Pius IX
Sardinia
Gioberti
Italy
Germany
Year 1848 Review and European Upheaval Begins
The piece reflects on 1848 as a pivotal year with spring-like social change. It notes widespread distress in Britain, France, Italy, Austria, and Prussia, and predicts a European explosion linked to the fall of Louis Philippe, Berlin’s upheaval, Metternich’s overthrow, and German state transformations.
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Frankfort
Austria
Louis Napoleon
French Republic
Anl
M. Odillon Barrot
Cavaignac
France
Louisapoleon
M. Thiers
National Assembly
Paris
Great Britain
Italy
Prussia
Louis Philippe
Berlin
Frederick William
Prince Metternich
Vienna
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