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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 02, 1869
Page
6
Notice to advertisers details the price structure in pounds and shillings. One line costs a shilling and each extra line sixpence, with typical lines containing eight words. Published by Amateur Mailt at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street and registered for international transmission.
Whitsun recess ends with resumed debate in the Lords and Commons. Lowe budget opposition winds down as the Beerhouses Bill extends to the metropolis. Goschen pushes a measure to cut metropolitan pauperism by centralizing authority and merging parochial interests. Patent laws face revision or abolition. Hudson’s Bay transfers to Canada discussed. Irish Establishment defends itself amid limited pledges. French election returns favor the Opposition. Thiers Favre and Garnier-Pagés seen as likely gains. Spanish Cortes vote approves a new constitution amid budget shortfalls and Regency setup. Emperor’s ministers weigh constitutional changes and ministerial responsibility while debates on reform continue.
Commentator argues national passions will be restrained and all factions rallied behind Marshal Serrano if he is chosen Regent of Spain until a suitable throne occupant is found.
The new American Minister Mr. Motley arrives in Liverpool to a hearty reception while Britain and the United States remain deadlocked over the Alabama claims. Editorials urge calm, warn of war risk, and call for an equitable settlement to restore fraternal Anglo American ties.
A telegram reports a Protestant Conference at Worms with up to a thousand German delegates. It adopts a declaration opposing Roman Pontiff ultramontane power and prohibiting hierarchical control within Protestantism, asserting freedom of mind and conscience and church independence. The piece also notes the Luther Monument event and Queen Victoria’s telegram of sympathy.
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