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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 13, 1850

Page

19

Protestants Rally Sparks Tide Against Roman Catholic Privilege

A Dublin letter warns that Establishment supporters exploit anti Romish sentiment to push royal supremacy and penal laws against Roman Catholics. The piece cites an Islington meeting where a Protestant-led rally devolved into intimidation as two clergymen assaulted a dissenter and clerical inaction followed. The author warns dissenters risk collapsing liberty principles under a Rome oriented clerical power.

Sions Islington Rome Hinton England

Tractate Praised for Clarity Despite Minor Flaws

We have pleasure in recommending this tractate for general perusal at present. It discusses the question calmly and is written with great clearness and point, though it contains one or two statements that cannot be sustained.

Perugal Noust London and North-Western South-Eastern The Midland York and North-Midland Railway Egyptian Hall C. Lawrence Paxton Tropics Chatsworth Duke of Atholl Times Trinity College Cambridge J. R. Brakiston

A Call for a Reformed Parliament and Civic Equality

A newspaper column argues for universal suffrage and national reform, critiquing Papal aggression rhetoric and urging the working classes to engage in politics. It warns against treating laborers as intellectually inferior while inviting their skilled labor to display national pride. It contends political self government rests on equal rights beyond class.

National Reform Association England

City Show Draws Crowds as Peace Symbols Debut

A vast Saturday crowd filled the Mansion House streets to view a pageant replacing armored figures with Peace, Commerce and Agriculture symbols. Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston dined at the Guildhall that evening amid Protestant loyalty displays.

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