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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 11, 1868
Page
6
The Terms for Advertising in Taz Nonconformist list one line for a shilling and sixpence for each additional line with eight words per line on average. Published by Art HuR MIALL at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street, London, the paper invites all advertisers to use it as a medium and notes it is registered for transmission abroad.
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The paper defends closing the Bradford correspondent’s controversial Nonconformist correspondence for the year while leaving the topic open for a future, noting editorial judgment and reader reception. It excludes rejected letters from advertising columns and urges reflection on public reception.
The Fenian scare wanes though constables are sworn in and outrages cited decline. Officials urge calm as trials prove inconclusive while Irish workers protest. government pledges vigilance without extra powers. In Parliament, forster and Smith defend English freedom amid Irish question. American debates echo across nations.
Fox question of National Education likely to occupy a prominent place in Parliament this year. The proceedings focus on education policy and related debates with Mr W E Forster appearing as a key figure.
A discussion on extending and improving public elementary education in Britain. It reviews the Privy Council plan, critiques current provision as insufficient, and notes Mr. Forster’s proposals for broader curriculum and higher standards while warning that universal, exact syllabuses are impractical given varied ages and abilities.
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