Advertising Rates and Subscriptions Notice from Miall and Cockshaw
A late eighteenth century style announcement details high circulation rates for London journals. Advertisements for schools books general consumption items and philanthropic appeals are offered at low terms. Subscriptions cost 26 shillings yearly 13s half-year 6s 6d per quarter payable in advance at 4 Horse Shoe Court Ludgate Hill with post office orders or London reference.
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London
Ni Ormist
Ludgate-hill
Correspondence chatter and notice of edition contents
The page compiles brief letters from readers with notes on pricing and subscriptions. It cites Wiley and Putnam's as the best inquiry point and mentions local concerns and editorial rules about reprinting from other papers. It explains the second edition served readers seeking an early, full report of the annual Anti state church Association meeting.
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A.C
J. M
Wiley and Putnam's
T. W
Loughborough
CW. Smith
Edinburgh
Anti-state Church Association
The Monconformist on the British Anti state church Association
The Monconformist reports a crowded public meeting at Finsbury Chapel with Dr. Price as chair and two Church of England clergymen speakers. It cites debates on church reform, state education, and the National Establishment, criticizes the Westminster Review on education policy, and notes parliamentary battles over navigation laws and the Clergy Relief Bill.
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Antistate Church Association
Finsbury Chapel
Stedfast Friends
Association
Price
Church of England
T. Spencer
Bath
Stoddart
Spencer
Cashel
London
Westminster Review
National Board of Education
Dublin
Grey
Melbourne
Russell
Committee of Council For Education
Charles James Blomfield
Robert Inglis
Westminster
Committee of Council
National School Society
Congregational Board of Education
Voluntary School Society
Charles James
Henry
Exeter
Shore
House of Lords
Lord Lansdowne
Duke of Wellington
Lord Stanley
Lord Brougham
Commons
Select Committee
House
Peel’s Maiden Speech Supports Constitutional Changes
The article notes Mr. Peel’s maiden speech with strong support and adulation. The motion passed by a majority of 93, an 20 vote increase from last session, while foreign affairs are covered separately and deemed unusually important this week.
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Peel
Roebuck’s Return Attracts Mixed Praise From Press
A Sheffield paper welcomes Arthur Roebuck to the House of Commons while noting its reservations. It praises his intellect and independence but condemns his moral philosophy and reliance on utility as a political guide. It cautions against excessive state control and warns his future courses may venture into unexpected places.
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Arthur Roebuck
House of Commons
Sheffield
Roebuck
Ireland
Mr. Roebuck
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