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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 20, 1850

Page

6

Formist advert rates and subscription details noted

The notice outlines advertisement pricing for eight lines and extra columns, with country ads requiring a post office order or payment reference in London. It lists subscription rates 26 shillings per year, 13s half-year, 6s 6d per quarter, with advance payments at 4 Horse Shoe Court Ludgate Hill and post office orders payable to Miall and Cockshaw.

London U Formist Ludgate-hill Miall and Cockshaw

Correspondents Letters Declined For Parliament Discussion

The paper prints a series of reader letters and notices on unsettled topics. Authors include W Rennie J C S B J 8 and A Seceder from the State Church. Some items are postponed or declined as space runs short. The article on Somers Town’s religious state remains in type but delayed.

Rennie J.C S. B R. Chandler Jane R. Nightingale BH. T Camden Town R. Plant Worksop Somers Town

Parliament at a Glance The Week in England and Abroad

The report surveys weekly House of Commons business with emphasis on County rates and expenditure reform, highway management, and libraries. It notes Colonial policy debates, Irish and Welsh issues, and clashes over transportation and public worship funding. Editorials critique Wesleyan leadership and praise Chancery reform while warning of rising executive power in France and Germany.

House of Commons Milner Gibson Gibson John Russell Country Party Robert Peel Hume Cornewall Lewis England Wales Boards of Guardians Ewart Trish Fagan George Grey John Romilly Adderley Cape Privy Council Newcastle and Gateshead Religious Freedom Society House of Lords Dolly Lord Stanley Lord Roden Lord Clarendon Roden Lord John

Heads I Win Tails You Lose

A fragmented political system shows an oligarchy’s grip on public affairs. The writer laments party clashes that once produced reforms but claims that era has ended, leaving policy shaped by narrow interests rather than broad public good.

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