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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 17, 1871

Page

10

Mill speaks on land tenure reform and state control

Mr. Mill argues that land should be subject to state will and reform of wastelands. He favors keeping some land for beauty, leasing the rest to the poor, and reforming public estates while limiting gains by landowners. A large majority backs reform. Land and Labour League principles are opposed.

R. Mill Mr. Mill Land Tenure Reform Association Land and Labour League Mill London England Lyulph Stanley Charles Dilke Wes Land and Labour League

The Liquor Traffic Conference in Willis’s Rooms

The Central Association for Stopping the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors met in Willis’s Rooms on Monday at three in the afternoon. Archbishop of York chaired with Arch bishop Manning and other dignitaries present. The aim was to unite classes to curb Sunday drinking and its social toll on working families.

London Central Association Willis St. James’s York Manning Gloucester Claud Hamilton Whitworth Newman Hall Joan Gross Richarpson Bessbrook Vernon Waite Liverpool Archbishop Manning

Prohibition Demands Rise in St James Hall Meeting

A stormy St James Hall gathering backed resolutions for the Lord's Day liquor ban and opposed the Permissive Bill. Archbishop Manning praised restrictions while supporters clashed with opponents leading to a dragged-off speaker and a defeated amendment.

Home Secretary Working-Man’s Club England Newman Hat T. A. Stowell Manchester St. James’s Hall Walter Trevelyan Bart Archbishop Manning Mundella Wilfrid Lawson Professor Newman W. Johnston M.P C. Stuart Murray Murray Harriet Law

Royal Family Travels and Legal Trials Highlight Irish Synod

The Queen attends church with the Dean of Windsor officiating, then leaves for Balmoral. The Prince of Wales and princes head to Sandringham. Miss Burdett Coutts becomes Baroness. Princess Louise and the Marquis of Lorne arrive at Lake Como. The Irish Church Synod approves a canon amendment banning crosses in churches amid ongoing Tichborne and Boulton and Park cases.

Windsor Balmoral Prince of Wales Prince Arthur Prince John of Glucksburg Sandringham Miss Burdett Coutts Burdett Coutts Louise Marquis of Lorne Lord Lady Sundridge Lake of Como Irish Church Synod Leeds Mercury Bright William Bright Rochdale Dolmally Scotland Birmingham Boulton and Park Court of Queen's Bench

Dinner of Newspaper Press Fund Honors Carnarvon

The annual dinner of the Newspaper Press Fund was held Saturday with the Earl of Carnarvon presiding. Over 1,200 pounds was subscribed. The University of Glasgow awarded LL.D. degrees to Rev Henry Nisbet and Rev Alexander Williamson for missionary work in the South Sea Islands and North China.

Newspaper Press Fund Earl of Carnarvon University of Glasgow Henry Nisbet South Sea Islands Alexander Williamson North China

Bank of England Weekly Account Summary

From the Gazette, week ending May 10 under the 7th and 8th Victoria cap. 32. Accounts show Proprietor's Capital Rest, Public Deposits, Other Deposits, and Seven Day Bills with figures by Forses, Chief Cashier.

Victoria Tor

Breakfast Cocoa and Holloway's Pills Advertised

An advertisement extols Epps’s Cocoa as a nourishing breakfast beverage noting its fine properties and simple preparation with water or milk. It also promotes Holloway's Pills as a purifier and tonic aiding digestion, appetite, and bowel regularity, claiming safety and daily improvement.

Epps Civil Service Gazette James Epps

Market steady despite cool weather and limited gains

The market held firm with a quiet English wheat trade and ample foreign supply. Barley and malt showed little price movement while oats remained well supplied. provisions noted limited demand for Irish butter and slow bacon trade. potatoes and flower market activity described with imports and steady prices.

Ireland Covent Garden Market Boroucu Sprratrisips Oporto

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