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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 03, 1875

Page

4

Nonconformist Daily Paper Proposal Questioned

A letter questions the plan to start a Nonconformist daily paper, warning readers to consider the Dial’s fate. The writer argues that risking thousands may affect investors, while suggesting the project’s long term prospects remain uncertain.

Dial Onoigy Lawators

Letter from THOMAS HUNTER to editor on paper resist and project delay

The writer requests publication of further papers within three months and discusses extending a project beyond London. He addresses ministers and friends, noting initial plans for April must be abandoned but urging continued discussion and timely submissions from readers. The note is signed THOMAS HUNTER and dated from Dr. Willigme Library.

Debate in Parliament on the Irish Bill and Turnpike Motion

Parliament discussed the Regimental Exchanges Bill as Mr Goschen warned against money exchanges. Disraeli and Bright sparred over past reforms while Irish MPs pressed for relief from Coercion Acts, seeking full repeal rather than apologies.

Mr. Disraeli Commons David Copperfield Goschen Henry Havelock Gallant Baronet Gathorne Hardy Disraeli George Jenkinson House of Commons Baronet Bright Mr. Bright Stafford Northcote Ireland Michael Hicks Beach Treasury

Opposition benches foresee tougher vote on next stage

The opposition did not push for a division on the first reading but expect stiffer resistance at the next stage as they campaign to block advancing the measure.

Church Patronage Bill debated in Lords for reform aims

In the House of Lords the Bishop of Peterborough moved the second reading of a Church patronage bill. He argued for a trust-based system to curb corrupt or unfit appointments, extend testing of presentees, and raise the age for livings to twenty six. The measure received support from Convocation and seeks to prevent sales of advowsons and ensure fitness and moral capacity in appointments.

House of Lords Peterborough Convocation Canterbury Berens

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