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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 21, 1849

Page

6

Nonconformist Ad Rates and Subscriptions Listed

The Nonconformist promotes its wide circulation as ideal for ads and outlines rates for eight lines and addl two lines per half column. It notes payment via post-office orders for country ads and lists subscription prices 26s annually, 13s half-year, 6s 6d per quarter with advance payments at 4 Horse Shoe Court Ludgate Hill.

London Ludgate-hill

Correspondence notes and public notices in 1841 issue

Letters refer readers to Mr Mudie and criticize space constraints during Parliament. Mentions marriage license cost and census figures on commerce and agriculture. Publishers seek past issues for archival replication and request subscribers to send copies.

W.M C. E. Mudie Upper King-street Bloomsbury Baptist Missionary Society G. G Worcester OC. B John Steevens John Taylor Hampstead

Parliament inactivity and reform bills shadow a quiet week

The House of Lords debates transport, emigration, and three main bills on elections corruption, Scottish marriages, and births, marriages and deaths registration. UK navigation laws face repeal, Ireland reform pressures grow, and Gladstone backs Jewish admission amid clashes with high church figures.

Scotland United Kingdom House Commons House of Commons Feargus O’connor Lord Nugent B. Osborne Ireland Wales

Parliamentary Oaths and the Whig Bill Commentary

Commentary on Lord John Russell's oath bill for MPs proposes an allegiance oath with a Protestant Christian constraint, leaving Catholic oath unchanged. The piece questions barriers to religious liberty, warns of possible Lords amendments, and argues the true test is constituency choice over creed or money.

United Kingdom England Herries Lord John Russell Goulburn Messrs. Plumptre Bankes Law Newdegate Walpole Lord John House House of Commons John Childs Bungay Hume Childs Shore John Russell House of Lords Baron Rothschild Europe Mgr. Gladstone University of Oxford

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