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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 21, 1871

Page

6

Advertising Terms for The Nonconformist at 18 Bouverie Street

The notice outlines advertising costs for The Nonconformist with rates per line and per ten lines, mentions extra charges, and identifies Arthur Mia as publisher. It notes post-office orders payable to him and that the paper is a medium for advertisers, with tax status for transmission abroad.

Arthur Mia Bouveriestreet Fleet Street E.C

TO CORRESPONDENTS J A Merrington and J Ross Next week

The note references J A Merrington and J Ross with a remark about Oswy being too late for publication next week. It reads as a brief manuscript or letter note indicating reply timing and a related name.

J. A. Merrington J. Ross Oswy

Entourage of German Triumphs in Berlin and Paris Weather

Friday saw 45000 troops march into Berlin for the war’s commemorative events and the Frederick William III statue unveiling. Emperors, princes, and generals led a martial parade amid 101 guns and trumpets, with civic honors limited to a municipal address. The day featured grand illuminations and al fresco entertainments as the crowd cheered the German cause.

Berlin Frederick William III Germany Empern William Champs de Mars M. Thiers France Napoleon III Pouyer-Quertier Paris

Notable Parliament Stumbles in Six Week Push Toward Prorogation

A foreign observer would note Parliament’s four months in session ending June 21 with only the University Tests Bill approved. Other measures faltered as the Army Regulation, Ballot, and Licensing bills stalled or vanished from the programme. Obstruction by the Opposition and Irish concerns slowed progress while ministers faced criticism for judgment and tactics.

Cardinal Bonnechose Pope Paris Italy Pius IX Queen Victoria Rome Brussels Madrid Manning France Forster Lords Earl Beauchamp Winchester House of Commons Trevelyan Church of England Harrow School Supreme Courts of Appeal Scotland Lowe Westmeath Home Secretary Roundell Palmer Spectator Squires

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