Taz Nonconformist Advertiser Terms
An advertiser notice outlining terms for Taz Nonconformist ads with rates per line, payment via post-office orders to Antaur MIALt at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street BC, and a note that the paper is registered for transmission abroad.
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Antaur Mialt
Bouveriestreet
Fleet Street
B.C
Taz
Subscriptions Printed with Post Office Delivery Terms
Subscribers receive stamped copies via Post Office or News Agents on advance payment. Details list prices and payment methods, including stamps affixed at railway stations and by News Agents. The notice clarifies stamp usage and prepayment requirements for delivery.
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Newa
TO CORRESPONDENTS Rule Clash Cited by Paper
The note cites a rule against printing communications rejected by other newspapers and mentions Jas. Taylor. The exchange indicates a past contradiction in a preceding issue.
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Jas. Taylor
Lords Denounce Irish Policy as Bright Attacks Rise
The Lords criticise the Irish land policy amid attacks on the Government tied to Mr. Bright. Debates in the Commons cover pauperism, Poor Laws, and district schools, while abroad the US-UK tensions ease as the Pacific Railway signals American growth and influence.
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Bright
Lord Salisbury
Board of Trade
Earl Granville
Burke
Lord Mayo
Hatherley
Ireland
Commons
Dorrance
Suffolk
Mundella
Arthur Peel
Poor Law Board
Goschen
Workouses
America
United States
Sumner
Goldwin Smith
the Beehive
Boston
England
Grant
Congregational Union
Scharff
New York
Alabama
Senate
Reverdy Johnson
Home Secretary
Leeds Mercury
House of Commons
Excise
France
Napoleon III
Chartres
Marshal Serrano
Serrano
Senor Orense
Gibraltar
Spain
American
San Francisco
Michigan
California
Pall Mall Gazette
Union
Atlantic
Pacific
Mayor of Cork Faces Disqualification Over Treasonous Speech
The Mayor of Cork, Mer O'Sullivan, faces deposition from office after an after-dinner speech deemed treasonous and offensive. The Attorney General seeks a bill to remove him from municipal power and bar future office, with Cork's Maguire reading a resignation letter and O'Sullivan signaling retirement to his corporation.
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Mer. O’sullivan
Cork
Three Kingdoms
Maguire
City of
O'Sullivan