General Conference of Nonconformists Planned in Manchester
A general conference of Nonconformists will meet in Manchester on December 13 and 14 to discuss governmental educational policy, relations to the Liberal Party, and organizing political power for religious equality. Delegates from churches, local committees, and unions will attend. communications go to Mr. Jameson, 63 Brown Avenue.
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Birmingham
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Congregational Union
Committee For Sufferings
Society of Friends
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Terms of Subscription for Nonconformist Delivery
In the future the Nonconformist will be supplied, post free, at a specified rate. The notice outlines that readers may continue or adjust subscriptions, with delivery terms and payment details to be confirmed by the publisher.
One Guinea Per Annum Subscription Offer
The paper offers one guinea per year to subscribers who order direct and pay in advance. Friends may join up to January 15, 1872. Those paying half yearly or quarterly will continue under the previous terms.
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Ponders End Correspondents Asked to Report School Board Talks
TO CORRESPONDENTS We are sorry for the mistake but it is hardly a matter to be dealt with publicly John Peter Thanks We are at present much overcrowded We shall be much obliged to friends who will snl us any reports of important discussions in the local school boards
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Versailles Prep Hints at Proclaimed Republic Amid Global Shifts
The article reports ongoing work at Versailles by President Ters and the Permanent Commission to reassemble the National Assembly next month. Gambetta promotes a national Republican party while Legitimists push a Count de Chambord restoration. Thiers hints at Assembly return to Paris before Christmas. Italy’s King opens Rome Parliament. the Pope opposes church suppression. Berlin passes a restrictive pulpit bill. Austro-Hungary’s Count Beust resignation noted. Plymouth election underway with Tory strength and temperance issues observed. Submarine cable between Port Darwin and Java completed.
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Ters
Permanent Commission
Versailles
National Assembly
M. Gambetta
St. Quentin
National Republican
France
Count de Chambord
Lucerne
Henry V
Count de Paris
Thiers
Paris
Times
Alsace
Lorraine
Italy
Rome
M. Thiers
Pius IX
Pau
Vatican
William
Federal Council
Berlin
Nies
Count Andrassy
Count Beust
Austria
Vienna
Germany
Bristol
Westminster
John Manners
Ilis
Chatham
Pitt
Wellington
Peel
Derby
Mr. Disraeli
Plymouth
Dover
Bates
Rooker
Jessel
Friends of Temperance
Port Darwin
Java
Telegraphic Link Binds England to Northern Australia
A telegraph line connecting England with Northern Australia is effectively complete with rapid signaling predicted across the land route. The continent-wide backbone, built by the South Australian Government, is expected to finish by the new year, promising London–Melbourne–Sydney–Adelaide communication within hours.
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London
England
Australia
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Endowed Schools Reform and Clerical Governors Critique
A parliamentary discussion on reorganizing endowed schools highlights the illegal appointment of ex officio clerical governors by the Endowed Schools Commission. The piece argues reforms to end ecclesiastical exclusivity, notes the Schools Inquiry Commission findings, and urges broad Nonconformist participation to ensure inclusive governance and educational progress.
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Schools Inquiry Commission
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