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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 17, 1869
Page
6
Advertisers are charged one line at a shilling with sixpence for each additional line. An extra 2s 6d is added for every ten lines or under. The publication is by ANTHOR Mraut at 18 Bouverie Street First-street E C and is registered for transmission abroad.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS. A Barrister has no space for his communication. J. Livesey replies that next week there will be room for the letter.
Across the week a backlash against the Destructives grows as M Rochefort faces defeat by M Carnot with Liberal backing. Ledru Rollin’s stance draws derision while the Left pursues a pacific path, opposing force. Victor Emmanuel recovers and gains royal loyalty while Emile Ollivier nears a constitutional cabinet. In Parliament Gladstone’s government weighs land tenure in Ireland and education reform, with Disraeli warming to the Ballot. Welsh Liberals press for tenant relief as peers rise and London’s Peabody Fund funds new housing.
The report notes the first Session of the Householders' Parliament and the steady majority backing Mr. Gladstone's Government in the House of Commons. It also highlights careful preparations underway related to upcoming parliamentary business and reforms.
A political analysis warns that while Liberal progress appears likely, municipal elections threaten to corrupt voters and elevate Tory influence. The piece argues local contests fuel national corruption, with bribes, open houses, and intimidation undermining parliamentary ethics and the constitutional system.
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