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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 01, 1870
Page
10
Her ladyship urged ten aims for women including access to higher education, open professions, separate property rights for married women, legal guardianship for widows, universal suffrage, equal political and social opportunity, acceptance of suitable occupations, no marital subordination, and equal wages for equal work. The list emphasizes broadening roles beyond traditional trades.
In London a fan exhibition decorates the South Kensington Museum with attendance by the Prince and Princess of Wales. Writings on daily life mix with curiosities from idle gossip to industry notes, including shipping arrivals and condiments of diet and tea quality.
Notice states all announcements for this column require a payment of half-a-crown in postage stamps. No further details or names are provided in the readable text.
May 25 at the New Congregational Church St Clement's Ipswich Rev Thomas Fison officiated Samuel Thomas Harwood of Battleford Halls eldest son of Thomas Hawood Harwood of Beletead Hall Suffolk to Fanny Maria elder daughter of the late James Curling Wasq Albert Square Clapham
The weekly Bank of England statement shows issue department notes at 34,372,270 pounds, government debt 11,015,100, other securities 8,984,900, and gold and bullion 19,372,270. Banking department lists deposits and securities totaling 43,637,763 pounds with 11,587,165 in seven day and other bills. Chief Cashier George Forses signs the report dated May 26, 1870. Hartoway's Ointment advertises a new treatment for ulcers and eruptions promising faster, lasting relief and cure without cauterising or blistering.
Covent Garden market reports no changes with home grown produce up since last week. Melons and apricots limited. flowers plentiful including azaleas orchids roses pelargoniums heather fuchsias hydrangeas lobelias and mignonette. At Corn Exchange Mark Lang reports English wheat steady with demand up 1s to 2s per qr. foreign wheat imports higher with about 1s per qr rise. flour dearer and beans peas barley steady with Indian corn firm.
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