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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 01, 1873
Page
9
Promoters of Milton on Thames urge churches and ladies’ societies to finance a new college building and 150 bedrooms to educate daughters of working families. They seek £5000 debt coverage, partial subscriptions, and donations to furnish classrooms and living spaces for 110 admitted pupils.
The notice states annual or quarterly subscriptions continue on existing terms. Half yearly costs 12s and quarterly 6s. Published by Arthur Miall at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street KC with Post-office orders payable to him.
The Nonconformist, an organ of a growing movement and a family weekly, promotes its advertising terms. It notes rising annual subscribers and broad circulation since 1872 and that the paper is registered for transmission abroad.
The final Statistical Supplement will publish on Wednesday January 8. It lists worship places sittings and mission stations by denomination across towns with populations 20 000 to 50 000 including Ashton Colchester Newport Aylesbury Darwen Scarborough Barnsley Dudley Shrewsbury Batley Great Grimsby Staleybridge Burslem Hanley and Stroud Carlisle Hastings Stockton Chatham Middlesborough The issue will review the revised tables and overall religious accommodation for between five and six million town residents and requests early ad submissions.
Weather outlook improves as renewed rain debate surfaces for agricultural uses. River floods recede while London mortality drops, and public health shows improvement. In Europe, the French Assembly adjourns with Thiers and de Courcelles debating a Second Chamber, and Papal tensions rise amid Italy alliance. Bartle Frere heads to Aden to pursue African slave-trade inquiries.
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