Advertising Rates and Subscriptions for the Nonconformist Paper
The Nonconformist outlines low advertising rates for eight lines or less with additional lines and column charges. It notes that country adverts require a post office order or payment reference in London. Subscription terms are 26 shillings for half-year and 6 shillings 6 pence per quarter, payable in advance at Horse Shoe Court, Gadotohill, with further details and payments directed to Messrs Miall.
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London
Gadatohill
Miall
Correspondence Delayed Due to Pressue of RUPE
TO CORRESPONDENTS. We regret that, in consequence of the pressure of RUPE several letters in type are postponed till next week.
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Rupe
Peel Death Sparks Nationwide Grief and Funeral Honors
The nation mourns Sir Robert Peel with Parliament suspending business for a public funeral and broad sympathy across parties. The piece notes public subscriptions for a national monument, foreign echoes, and the Duke of Cambridge’s death, while outlining limited Commons and Lords business and fiscal indicators showing renewed optimism in revenue and trade.
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Robert Peel
House of Commons
R. Peel
Eulogist
Cobden
Sir R. Peel
Albion
Duke of Cambridge
George III
Large corn import fears fade as wheat outlook shifts
Recent US reports suggest no wheat or flour surplus for export to Europe for a long period. A European demand may arise for US wheat to feed the Eastern States. Wheat prices are higher in the United States than Europe, while continental rye crops are weak and most wheat crops, except France, look thin and late. The United Kingdom stands as the only major wheat producer with satisfactory prospects.
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United States
Europe
West Indies
South America
America
France
United Kingdom
The Late Sir Robert Peel Mourned Across the Nation
The country grieves for Sir Robert Peel, viewed as a personal friend and national treasure. His sudden death follows a Saturday speech on foreign policy, leaving a void and a reassessment of his political legacy and courage.
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Robert Peel
House of Commons
Sir Robert
Castlereagh
Romilly
Canning
Huskisson
Lord George Bentinck
Peel
Sir Robert Peel
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