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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 24, 1869
Page
6
Advertisers may place notices at one shilling for a single line and sixpence for each additional line. An average line contains eight words. Published by Arthur Mialt at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street. The Nonconformist is a valued medium for public announcements and is registered for international transmission.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS. Erratum in Real Homes for Working Men from last week corrects Waterloo-buildings to Waterlow-buildings.
Parliament fixes on the Irish Church Bill amid Lords scrutiny of the Scotch Parochial Schools measure. Lord Cairns voices opposition as Fenian releases spark unrest in Cork and Ballinasloe. Election petitions yield Liberal gains. Dover and Lynn cases falter. Belgian dispute ends with a joint commission on trade and industry.
In France Marshal Niel resists armament cuts as public demand for peace grows. All Legislative candidates bow to pacifism, theatres drop military plays, and foreign policy shows civilian control. Madrid mourns a duel death of Senor Olozaga’s nephew, fueling anti dueling sentiment echoed in Spain Italy and England.
The article reviews the opening of the second reading on the Irish Church Bill. It notes a shift from unreal rhetoric to earnest engagement, with Disraeli and Ball facing sharp critique. Mr Bright delivers a powerful sermon like defense of Christian principles guiding policy.
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