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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 31, 1871
Page
6
Advertisers are charged one line for £1s 0d with each additional line at sixpence. An extra 2s 6d is added for every ten lines or under. Published by Arthur Miall of 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street. The Nonconformist is registered for transmission abroad and appeals to all classes.
The full report of the diseestablishment debate in the House of Commons, formerly in our May 11 issue, is republished in a compact 32 page form. All speeches in support of the motion have been revised by the authors. Priced Twopence each or Twopence-halfpenny by post. 12s per hundred with trade discount. Orders to Mr A Miall, publisher of the Nonconformist.
Amid unprecedented carnage in Paris, Marshal MacMahon proclaims order restored as Versailles troops suppress the Commune. More than 22,000 insurgents fall and 40,000 prisoners are held. the National Guard is dissolved while leaders like Pyat Paris figures face fate. The political future of France remains uncertain with Legitimist and Orleanist factions vying for power. In Britain, the Army Bill debate continues, while Ireland faces coercion measures as Gladstone defends a goodwill approach. The Washington Treaty ratification nears, shaping Anglo American relations and global diplomacy.
After Versailles troops fought for a week, M. Thiers announced a glorious victory amid the Paris turmoil. The report notes continued military activity and the official acknowledgment of success. Authorities urge calm as the city navigates the aftermath and the broader crisis.
The article describes massive casualties and captures during the Paris crackdown, with up to thirty thousand prisoners believed seized and forty thousand Communists shot. It details brutal acts by both sides, the destruction of key landmarks like the Tuileries and Louvre, and the relentless pursuit of Communists through Paris as Versailles forces close in.
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