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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 01, 1871

Page

6

Terms of Subscription Nonconformist Post Free

Notice states future delivery of the Nonconformist will be supplied post free. The announcement specifies the method for continued subscription terms and delivery arrangements.

New Subscriptions Offer One Guinea Per Year

The paper offers subscribers one guinea per annum for direct orders paid in advance. Friends may join up to January 15, 1872. Those paying half yearly or quarterly continue under previous terms.

Advertising terms in Turk NONCONFORMIST notice

The advertisement policy outlines price per line with additional line charges of two shillings sixpence for every ten lines or under. The publication markets itself as a valuable medium for all advertiser classes and notes Tax NONCONFORMIST is registered for international transmission.

Gladstone praised at Greenwich in vast turnout

The Prime Minister's outdoor speech at Greenwich drew an enthusiastic crowd of 10 000 to 15 000 people. Despite economic policy opposition, he won broad support and a strong vote of confidence for Gladstone, signaling a political shift in Whitehall and Greenwich.

Greenwich Gladstone Pall Mall Gazette Times Odger M.P London School Board Education Department Whitehall R. W. Dale Birmingham Dale Endowed Schools Commission

Gladstone Speech at Greenwich Proves a Political Triumph

The Greenwich address by Mr. Gladstone drew expectant crowds and proved a perfect political vindication. The speech, praised for its logic and candor, altered many observers' views of the Government, presenting a grand, cohesive view of his policy while balancing individual criticisms.

Mr. Gladstone Greenwich Gladstone

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