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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 10, 1876

Page

8

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The NoncomferMist offers post free terms with annual and quarterly rates. Australia prepaid options through Southampton or Brindisi are listed, with foreign subscribers urged to add extra postage. Notices will be sent at the start of each due month. Cheques or POs payable to W. R. Willcox at 18 Bouverie street London. The Guinea rate applies to annual subscribers and may start any date.

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House of Lords debates on Judicature Bill and Irish peers

The Lords consider the Judicature Bill with amendments on Oxford University and discuss ending new Irish peerages. They pass the Scottish Agricultural Holdings Bill Amid Liberal measures. Granville moves to permit churchyard interment without the burial service. Grey may bring a bill if Granville’s resolution fails.

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Assassination Riot at Salonica Triggers Turkish Crisis

A mob attacked German and French Consuls in Salonica after a Christian girl converted to Islam and was taken by Christians intending to protect her. Turkish authorities sent apologies and dispatched commissioners, signaling rising international tension as Islamism and minority Christian status collide in the Ottoman Empire.

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