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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 05, 1873
Page
9
The article discusses Mary Queen of Scots poetry forthcoming and notes on a curious Latin verse. It also delves into anagrams related to politics, mentioning Camden and Mr Gladstone, with satirical reference to royal anagramists and Louis XIII.
The IWeekly Register, 1849 as the Catholic Standard, now twopence from fivepence, remains a leading Liberal Catholic organ with Rome’s confidence. Its proprietor includes a bishop’s brother. another brother once edited and owned it. The Society of Painters in Water Colours honored its president with knighthood, and honorary memberships were offered to distinguished figures including Mr. Prescott Hewett Ruskin and Sir Richard Wallace.
In London the best quality coal drops to 40s per ton with further reductions in Liverpool and Wear and Tyne districts. Household coals fall from 32s to 25s at the pits, seconds about 22s, steam coal 23s to 25s, gas coals 25s. buyers seek load-ready ships. Pitmen work steadily, yields fair, Durham pits operate 11 days a fortnight, suggesting more plentiful coals as loadings accelerate. Demand for manufacturing coals for iron works remains high. relief to consumers is unlikely while demand persists.
Cockerell argues profits are modest and coal costs mis-stated as prices rise. Reports note wage increases in Lancashire and Wales, looming strikes in Ruabon and Wrexham, high pay in South Staffordshire, and new air driven coal-cutting machinery at Hetton.
On Monday evening March 3 Rev Samuel Hebditch addressed Homerton College students. The Victoria Institute meeting at Adelphi Terrace elected new members and heard a paper on the Law of Creation by G W Weldon showing unity of plan in nature with examples in anatomy and geology. A discussion followed with C Brooke J Howard Harrison Nolloth and others.
Middlesex magistrates met on Thursday to consider Dr Hessel's treatment at Clerkenwell House of Detention. Sir John Heron Maxwell urged a committee on prison rules for remand or charged individuals, while Sir William Fraser urged referring the case to visiting justices. The discussion found the case exceptional, and both motions were defeated.
A Lambeth tradesmen conference at Lambeth Palace, called by the Archbishop of Canterbury, discussed Sunday rest in the parish. The Archbishop opened with statistics on local efforts to end Sunday trading and noted that despite seller and buyer difficulties, the goals could be achieved.
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