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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 21, 1868
Page
4
An old advertising notice outlines rates for one line at a shilling with extra words costing a penny per ling. Publication by Arthur Miaut at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street. Subscriptions offer stamped copies with quarterly and yearly prices. unstamped copies require a penny stamp for post transmission.
TO CORRESPONDENTS. "WW. M." Guildford-street Russell-square W.C. John Brownlow Secretary J. A. Clapham Next week.
Subscribers are informed the uncon formist will publish on Wednesday afternoons starting April 1, reverting from Friday which had been used for three months. The change was made earlier with mixed reception but readers nationwide preferred the original Wednesday schedule.
The three nights debate on Ireland closes with Mr Maguire's motion for a Committee withdrawn. Gladstone signals a move toward disestablishment of the Irish Church while Disraeli attacks government strategy. Huddersfield elects E A Leatham as a new Liberal MP amid shifts in party fortunes. The Irish Reform Bill is introduced by Lord Mayo, with changes to borough representation and university tests anticipated to spark further debate. An Imperial pamphlet on Napoleon III signals a crackdown on liberal policy amid rising opposition in France.
The Pope creates six cardinals, naming Abbé Lucien Bonaparte Saint Pudentius. Rome circles the Bonaparte cousin as the coming man and a masterstroke for policy, seeking French protection and possible Italy settlement, while noting liberalisation limits of a hierarchical, infallibility based church.
The discussion, while not immediately paving legislation, offered a conciliatory tone toward the Irish and acted as policy guidance for future voters. It aimed to calm partisan tempers, focus on reason, and present reform as seen by both Irish and British audiences.
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