Nonconformist Ad Rates and Subscriptions Advertised
The notice outlines advertising terms for eight lines and more, with rates for additional lines and columns, reductions for repeated insertions, and payment methods via post-office orders or London references. It lists subscription prices 26s annually, 13s half-year, 6s 6d quarterly, and directs payments to Miall and Cockshaw at 4 Horse Shoe Court Ludgate Hill.
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London
Ludgate-hill
Correspondents and notices on Sabbath essays and refunds
The column forwards reader letters about an artizan mislaid address and questions on association placards. It questions a unnamed critic and notes a lack of signature for a Crediton paragraph. It mentions The Illustrations of a State Church and asks subscribers to send copies to ministers or others and to avoid uncredited bank orders.
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J.F
Lancaster
Questor
Robert Hall
Crediton
J. Moore
Northampton
C. Gilpin
Bishopsgate-street
Edinburgh
Debated Navigation Laws and Austro Italian War Outlook
The House of Commons scrutinizes the Navigation laws with a focus on protectionist implications and landowner taxation plans by Disraeli. The Gorham case stirs church and baptismal debates, while continental news highlights Austria's liberal yet unified constitution and rising tensions with Sardinia and Russia’s growing influence in Europe.
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House of Commons
Mirabeau
John
Robert
Mr. Disraeli
Disraeli
Hume
Drummond
France
Belgium
Scotland
Lord Mahon
Earl Grey
George Grey
John Easthope
Gorham
Court of Arches
Exeter
Addams
Bayford
Italy
Austria
Sardinia
Charles Albert
Rome
Tuscany
Naples
Spain
Vienna
Count Stadion
Austrian Empire
Hungary
Croatia
Europe
Danubian
Russia
The Self Denying Interest as Moral Virtue
A reflective piece extols self denial and self forgetfulness as the supreme virtue. It describes how disinterestedness softens the heart, enhances humor, and smooths relations, likening it to a fragrant violet and a snowy embrace that tames roughness.