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The notice outlines advertising charges: one line cost a shilling, each added line sixpence, with about eight words per line. Published by Antona Murat at 18 Bouverie Street, Fleet Street, London. It notes The Nonconformist is registered for transmission abroad and offers stamped copies for advance payment via post office, publishing office, or news agents.
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Antona Murat
Bouveriestreet
Fleet-street
B.C
Reform Bill turmoil and European war news swirl in Britain
Earl Russell’s government falls and a ministerial interregnum follows as debate over dissolution grows. The Times critiques reform opponents while Britain considers a Tory return amid European hostilities. News from Saxony, Silesia, and Italian frontier developments shapes the crisis.
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Earl Russell
Balmoral
Lord Derby
Westminster
Birmingham
Leicester
House of Commons
Europe
Feder Diet
Austria
Confederation
Prussia
Count Bismark
Saxony
The
Cay
Hanover
Electoral Hesse
Rhine
William
Germany
Silesia
Frankfort
Italy
General Della Marmora
Baron Ricasoli
Victor Emmanuel
Venetia
Piacenza
Cialdini
Garibaldi
Tyrol
Persano
Taranto
Almatia
Venice
St. Lawrence
Fenian Raid Falters on Canadian Frontier
Fenians led by ONeill crossed the Niagara River taking Fort Erie and adjacent dwellings but faced Canadian militia and were driven back. About 200 captured in Canada, with ONeill and 500 followers later detained by U.S. authorities. U S government cooperation disrupted the raid and Johnson’s proclamation warned to end further frontier incursions.
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Niagara River
Buffalo
Fort Erie
Canada
O’neill
United States
Roberts
Nweady
Johnson
Proney
Government Defeat on Representation of the People Measure
News reports the opposition Liberal and Tory coalition defeating the government on the borough franchise clause of the Representation of the People bill. The vote of 315 to 304 produced a government loss of 11, prompting discussions of resignation and potential dissolution, with Queen Victoria delayed at Balmoral.
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Lord Dunkellin
Gladstone
Hager
Earl Russell
Lords
Mr. Gladstone
Commons
Balmoral
Germany
London
Russell
Uncertain Tory Move on Reform Crisis Likely
The article notes Lord Derby may be recalled to form a Conservative administration opposing any franchise expansion. It cautions against speculation while the nation faces a crisis and expects ministers' resignations or Derby's rise to power to shape political momentum without delaying parliamentary reform.
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Lord Derby
Hardihood
Hart Derby
War in Germany and the drift toward catastrophe
A bleak forecast of continental war foreseen as dynastic ambitions spark a vast, violent struggle. The piece criticizes Prussia and Austria for driving the conflict, foretelling immense human suffering and the collapse of civil order across much of Europe.
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Ecbarly
Venetia
Europe
Hohenzollerns
Hapsburgs
William
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Schleswig-Holstein
Austria
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