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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 21, 1849

Page

6

Nonconformist Ad Rates and Subscriptions

The Nonconformist advertises low rates for eight lines and under five shillings and sixpence per additional two lines sixpence six and a halfpence per column. Subscriptions are 26s per year, 13s half-year, 6s 6d per quarter. Advertisements from country readers require payment by post-office order or London reference. Office at 4 Horse Shoe-court Ludgate-hill.

London Ludgate-hill

Observances and debates mark Thursday and beyond

The editorial notes Thursday as a day of thanksgiving for cholera cessation with church services across London and a large collection for sanitary reforms. It contrasts Catholic and Quaker responses, cites a grim public sight at Horsemonger Gaol, and highlights the Freehold Conference in Birmingham with reform leaders like Cobden and Bright. It also discusses French and Prussian politics and Cape Colony tensions with the British government.

London Times Weigh-house Society of Friends Dickens Birmingham Coventry Wolverhampton Leeds Doncaster Wrexham Barnsley Darlington Halifax Hertfordshire Gloucester Bradford Derby England Cobden Bright Joshua Walmsley Sturge Disraeli Country Party Drummond Buckinghamshire Earl Stanhope Marquis of Granby Herries George Frederick Young Lord Stanhope Paris M. Fould Sanguine M. Fould Prussia Cape of Good Hope Cape Town Colonial Office Earl Grey Karl Grey Cape

Freehold Franchise Conference Report from Birmingham

The Freehold Franchise Conference in Birmingham was led by William Scholefield with Cobden and Bright prominent. It aims to unite scattered groups to empower national aims while preserving local autonomy and promoting self government through temperance and frugality as core civic virtues.

Birmingham William Scholefield, Esq Messrs. Cobden and Bright Daily News Freehold Franchise Union

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