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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 28, 1849

Page

7

Press Petition Aims To Cut Paper Taxes And Boost Education

A letter-press printers’ group across Liverpool Glasgow Carlisle Bath Newcastle and other towns pushes Parliament to repeal paper duties. They argue cheaper paper will raise book and newspaper demand aiding education and employment. The Dublin MP Mr Reynolds has signaled a bill on paper tax repeal. The piece urges unified public support from newspapers and readers to curb stamp duties on newsprint and ads.

Liverpool Glasgow Carlisle Bath Newcastle Reynolds Lingdoth

Cromwells Statue Fund Seeks Public Support In St Ives

A land purchase near Blepe Hall enables Cromwell statue plans. A committee near St Ives seeks metropolitan and provincial help, with about two thousand pounds seen as enough to proceed, urging contact with Thomas B. Ulph.

Oliver Cromwell Henry Vincent Cromwell Blepe Hall St. Ives Thomas B. Ulph Huntingdon Friends of Freedom East India East India Company India the Tablet Mr. Macaulay Dickens Sir Charles Napier Paris Marseilles

Absurdities in our law exposed by the Spectator

The Spectator laments legal forms that embolden false testimony and harshly treat conscientious witnesses. It cites Exeter Assize Court cases where injunctions clash with private conscience, parliamentary reforms on scruples, and the ill use of damages in divorce and seduction cases, pleading for justice over form.

Exeter Assize John Russell House of Lords James Crespigny Cave Hawkins

Reckless Naval Expenditure and Idle Ships Questioned

A parliamentary mirror argues Britain keeps 200 ships in ordinary with over sixty idle for two decades or more. It calls for retrenchment, condemning bobbing yards and profit-minded contractors, and urges building ships only when needed to avoid waste.

Parliamentary Committee On Naval Neptune Royal William St. George Waterloo London Nile Clarence Boscawen Chichester Worcester Clyde Hamadryad Latona Mercury Minerva Sirius Thisbe Venus Forth Seahorse Dauntless England George Liddell Mediterranean Cape Africa West Indies Nelson Royal George Her Majesty Woolwich Smiths Sheerness Portsmouth

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