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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 23, 1870
Page
6
HW OUVALIOS Organising Secretary proposes a plan to establish Charity Offices in every Poor Law district of the metropolis. Each Office would have an accredited agent to register relief cases and investigate referrals, with unresolved needs handled by the Committee. Donations may be sent to Coutts and Co Strand or to the Central Office.
The deceased MP F H F Berkeley creates a vacancy and a Liberal candidate backs government reforms. He argues for education and licensing reform, trade union protection, ballot support, religious equality, and land law amendments. He cites two decades in Bristol local affairs and a dock transfer proposal to benefit commerce.
The speech by E. S. Robinson of Bristol outlines his record as Guardian of the Poor, Town Councillor, Magistrate, and Mayor. He touts financial reforms, hospital improvements, and calls for boosting Bristol's share of ocean steamship trade, pledging to serve residents in Parliament without spared effort.
TO ADVERTISERS The Term for Advertising in Tug Nonconformists are as follows One Line A Shilling Each additional Line Sixpence. An extra charge of 28 6d for every ten lines or under There are on an average eight words in a line Published by Arraca Miatn 13 Bouverie Street Fleet-street D C Advertisers of all classes will find Tac Nonconversise a valuable Medium for their announcements. Tag Nonconversise is registered for transmission abroad.
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The Peace Preservation (Ireland) Bill passed a second reading by 425 to 13 amid a dull debate. Lords and MPs sparred over crime repression and penal clauses against the National Press while other reforms face delays. The Commission on Elections backs ballot voting but opposes ending public nominations.
The Times notes Mr Gladstone’s cautious push to strengthen executive power in Ireland without suspending Habeas Corpus. The Peace Preservation Bill aims to curb political crime while avoiding extreme measures, echoing past Lord Lieutenant powers under prior acts.
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