Advertising Rates and Subscriptions in Nonconformist
The notice outlines large circulation advantages for advertisements on schools books general consumption items and philanthropic religious appeals with low rates. Rates: eight lines and under dot line increments half a column for longer ads and reductions for repeated insertions. Subscriptions cost 26s per year 13s half-year 6s 6d per quarter payable in advance at 4 Horse Shoe Court Ludgate Hill.
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London
Ludgate-hill
Letters on public debate end this week at The Citizen
The paper states it will stop publishing letters on the day’s hot topic after this week. It invites practical suggestions and notes mixed responses from correspondents such as Q H B James M Wharton An Old Pupil John Penny Edward Clarke and Noncon plus acknowledgments for the Hesse Cassel Fund.
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Brighton
James M'Wharton
John Penny
Edward Clarke
James Epps
Epps
Hesse Cassel Fund
Vienna
London
Haynau
London and North-Western
Algernon Wells
Congregational Union
Dresden
Saxony
Austria
Prussia
Russia
Germany
Hesse Cassel
Schleswig - Holstein
Bund
Jamaica
Downing-street
Southampton
New Year Reflections and Steam of Religious Debate
The Ponconformist reflects on 1850's end and 1851's uncertain future, urging practical Protestant action over mere declamation. It notes anti Papal sentiment, calls for unity among dissenters, reviews Church of England reform, and critiques elections and Austrian diplomacy amid Jamaica cholera demands and railway strikes.
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Leeds
W Yorkshire Baptist Association
Lord St. Germans
Lord Massarene
Ulster Protestant Association
Church of England
Church of Rome
St. Germans
Cardinal Wiseman
Ireland
England
London
Bennett
St. Paul’s
St. Barnabas
Knightsbridge
Gorham
Lord Ashley
Daily News
Aylesbury
St. Alban’s
Baron Koller
Lord Palmerston
General Haynau
Haynau
Austria
A Look Forward Into 1851 And Beyond
The piece reflects on crossing into 1851 and a new half century. It notes the limits of prophecy, the risk of incorrect forecasts, and the tendency for observers to weigh past history against future possibilities as forces shape outcomes. The tone is reflective and cautious about predictions.
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