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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 14, 1868
Page
5
Advertisers are told the rates for one line and each additional line with eight words per line. The notice is published by AgrHorn Murat at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street with requests for post-office orders to be made payable to him.
Advertises that stamped copies are supplied through post offices or agents on advance payment and that unstamped copies are sold at railway stations and agents. unstamped copies sent by post require a penny stamp for each transmission.
TO CORRESPONDENTS Charles Croft The Protestant Alliance is distinct from the Evangelical Alliance and has always acted in the manner alluded to.
The piece surveys a stagnant week in Parliament with Disraeli facing scrutiny and the Scotch Reform Bill as a focal point. It notes Irish policy divisions, Lord Mayo's cautious stance, and potential concessions to stabilize government. It reports US Johnson’s impeachment proceedings and New Hampshire Republicans backing the move, plus Abyssinia’s uncertain events and Magdala camp developments.
Antalo describes Sir Robert Napier's transport and supply shortages as his army approaches Magdala. With mountainous terrain ahead and a base 200 miles distant, hunger and thirst threaten the expedition as lines of communication expand and provisioning remains the chief obstacle to movement by May 1.
The government led by Mr. Disraeli outlines its Irish policy in a speech by the Earl of Mayo. It includes a land bill to register tenants improvements, incentives for written contracts, tenant compensation and loans, plus a on the spot landlord tenant commission and emigration data. The plan also mentions parliamentary representation reform and an ongoing railway inquiry with an Easter report anticipated.
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