Nonconformist Ad Rates and Subscription Offers
The Nonconformist notes its wide circulation and advertising terms for eight lines up to six shillings and sixpence, with incremental per-line charges for additions. It lists column rates, reductions for repeated ads, payment via post-office orders, and subscription prices at 268 per annum with quarterly options, payable in advance at 4 Horse Shoe-court Ludgate-hill.
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London
Ludgate-hill
Miall and Cockshaw
Correspondence and policy notes on letters and replies
TO CORRESPONDENTS. D.T.Fish. It will be better to send each petition in a separate wrapper though they may be enclosed in a single one. About memorials to her Majesty we are unsure if they can be transmitted postage free. Maurice Rees writes at Berea St. David's about the Pope’s bull. Peter Meares seeks publication of his letter and is warned of possible replies, with advice to silence.
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Wm. Aitchison
Northampton
Maurice Rees
Berea
St. David's
Pope
H. Kiddle
Peter Meares
Cardinal Wiseman
Europe
France
Louis Napoleon
National Chamber
Changarnier
Republic
Narvaez
Spain
Palace Camarilla
Madrid
Dresden
Manteuffel
Suffolk Anti Papal Agitation and European Affairs
The piece reviews a Suffolk Protestant meeting at Stowmarket with 120 signatories, assesses Hugh Stowell and Father Gavazzi as contrasting orators, critiques anti Papal rhetoric, notes government plans to curb Papal influence and tax policy shifts, and reports on France Spain and German issues including Narvaez and the Dresden Conference with cautious prognosis.
Hessian Revolt Versus Central Europe Despots Controversy
Talk of Hessian resistance versus Elector raises questions on prudence of force. Observers urge Germans to learn from the episode and oppose liberty by passive nonaction. Bem is dead a Mahomedan and Kossuth remains in exile while memorials urge Lord Palmerston to aid him.
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Europe
Baden
Bem
Kossuth
Lord Palmerston
Chancery Reform Call Attacks a Court of Equity
The piece denounces the Court of Chancery for delaying estates and draining assets. It cites a 2oo million in holdings, 31,781 in taxed costs, and fears delays of decades. It argues reform is essential to stop unjust plunder by lawyers and safeguard widows and orphans.
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