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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 15, 1871
Page
6
The Nonconformist announces its advertising rates: one line costs a shilling and each additional line sixpence. Leaper Pace adds 2s 6d for every ten lines or under. Published by Arthur Miall at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street E C with post office orders payable to him. It is registered for transmission abroad.
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In post armistice France a sharp division emerges with Paris backing ultra peace candidates while the provinces lean toward monarchist and republican lines. Jules Favre resigns the Defence Government as a peace commission forms in Versailles. Britain notes relief aid boosts Paris but sees distress among middle classes amid costly reparations and German occupation.
The Speech from the Throne reports steps toward amicable Anglo American talks. The Foreign Office suggests a joint commission to determine the best approach to fisheries disputes, prompted by the U S President’s request for an agreement.
The proposed joint Commission on compensation claims includes five British and five American members led by Lord President of the Council Earl De Grey for Britain and Mr. Fish for the United States. It aims to settle disputes, not merely refer them, with hopes to end the Alabama claims era and improve Anglo American relations amid Civil War repercussions.
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