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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 08, 1870

Page

6

Stamp duty cut for newspaper copies after October

Subcribers are informed that from the end of October the postage stamp duty will be reduced to a halfpenny per copy. The annual subscription for a stamped copy, supplied through the post office, direct from the publishing office, or via any newsagent, will be adjusted accordingly.

Anthur Miatt Bouverie- Street Fleet-street al Clagaca Tak Tae POST

Access to Copies Remains Direct from Publishing Office

If regular copies are hard to obtain from Newavendor, subscribers may remove a problem by ordering a stamped copy directly from the publishing office.

Correspondents Reply Note On Library and Protest

Inquirer notes no library beyond the British Museum. W Hume Rottery laments lack of space for his protest.

Inquirer British Museum W. Hume Rottery

A Glimpse of Whitsun Days and Global Affairs

The piece reflects a peaceful holiday mood with favorable trade signals and drought concerns, noting rising employment, a strong wheat outlook, and higher meat prices. It contrasts artisan recreation with upper class racing, touches on Fenian threats and naval precautions, and surveys education policy debates, civil service reforms, and US tariff moves shaping a shifting public sphere.

Canadian England Davitt Wilson United Kingdom

Forster Education Bill Clash Deepens Doubts in Bradford

A Bradford discussion reveals opposition to Mr. W. E. Forster's Elementary Education Bill. The piece critiques his reticence, the government’s stance on religious teaching, and the lack of clarity on proposed changes. It questions whether imperial policy should dictate local religious instruction and urges transparent principles from Liberal leaders.

Tynemouth Castle Home Office Winchester Forster Wilberforce League M. Ollivier M. Bethmont M. Rouher Smith Civil Service Committee of Council On Education Educational League Privy Council

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