Advertising Terms for The Nonconformist
A dated notice outlines advertising rates: one line costs a shilling and each additional line sixpence. It notes an average of about six words per line and invites advertisers from all classes. The Nonconformist is registered for international transmission and is published by ArtHoR Mract at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street, London.
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Tor
Arthor Mract
Bouverie Street
Fleet-street
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Subscription terms for stamped and unstamped copies
The notice explains payment options for subscribers including per quarter half-year and yearly rates for stamped copies. Unstamped copies are available at railway stations and local sellers, with postage stamp required for postal delivery each time.
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Correspondence Notes On Personal Opinions
Excerpt notes that correspondence discusses a controversial stance, stressing that expressed views are personal and not official. The writer regrets the course but promises future clarification of the opinions as not representing the broader group.
Proclamation of Parliament Dissolution and Election Prospects
The government plans an afternoon proclamation dissolving Parliament with writs sent to returning officers by evening to fix nominations for Monday and polling the following day. Disraeli appears confident amid party shifts, presses reforms, and debates on female suffrage, taxation, and retrenchment.
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Disraeli
Lambeth
Lord Stanley
United States
Duke of Abercorn
Middlesex
Shropshire
Murphy
Manchester
Kendall
East Cornwall
Marten
Nottingham
Brooks
Wemouth
Meryweather
York
Knowles
Worcester
Aytoun
Edinburgh
Leicester
Reading
Ipswich
Ripon
Sleigh
Hughes
Frome
Shrewsbury
Tomline
Great Grimsby
K. Clifton
Mer. Marten
Brighton
Contesta
Chelsea
Odger
Metropolis
C. B
Court of Common Pleas
Coleridge
Scotland
Mill
Professor Fawcett
Bright
Ireland
Forster
Birmingham
Horse Guards
Admiralty
Cabinet
House of Commons
William
Germany
Aolicy
Paris
Espartero
Duke of Victoria
Ferdinand of
Portugal
Notions of Town and Country Painted in Paper Tints
The article reflects how local and rural communities are portrayed by newspapers, showing nuanced views of people in town and country districts through editorial tone and coverage style. It notes contrast in perspectives and the influence of press on public sentiment.
A Sermon on Electors and Moral Duty in Election Time
The Rev J A Picton of Leicester urges electors to act with religious duty in the approaching election. He contrasts Gladstone and Disraeli, condemns political trickery, and calls for a national policy shaped by honest principle and integrity amid Irish Church considerations.
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J. A. Picton
Leicester
Gladstone
Mr. Disraeli
Carping
House of Commons
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