Prize offerings of the Liberation Society
The Executive Committee invites submissions for a 250 page illustrated children’s volume on the Society’s aims with a £50 prize. Adjudicators include Rev. Samuel Green and Herbert Skeats. Also five £5 prizes for 8-page tracts on Establishment questions, aimed at workers and rural readers. Manuscripts due February 20 and January 15 respectively. Applications to J Carvel Williams, Secretary, 2 Sergeant’s Inn, Fleet Street, London.
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Samuel Green
Toaldont
Rawdon College
Herberus
Skeats
Scotland
Wales
J. Carvelg Williams
Serjanta
Pleet-street
London
Advertising Terms and Rates in The Nonconformist
The notice outlines advertising terms for The Nonconformist with line charges, extra fees for additional lines and ten line blocks, and payment details addressed to Artuna Miaci at 13 Bouverie Street Fleet Street. It promotes advertisers using The Nonconformist as a medium and notes international transmission registration.
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Artuna Miaci
Bouverie- Street
Fleet-street
Subscription Terms Advertised for Stamped Copies
TO SUBSCRIBERS stamped copies are supplied through the Post Office direct from the Publishing office or by any News Agent on payment in advance.
Suez Canal Opens End to End for Thousand-Ton Ships
The Suez Canal, opened from Port Said to Ismailia and then to the Red Sea, unites the Mediterranean and Red Seas creating a new East West waterway. Notable observers from Empress to engineers praised M de Lesseps, while caution remained on heavy tonnage and future deepening. News also covers Dr Livingstone's safety, French Italian political shifts, and British electoral updates with Gladstone’s position.
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Suez Canal
M. de Lesseps
Port Said
Ismailia
Desert
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Kaiser
Egypt
Welsh self respect and landholder power in 1868 Wales
The piece argues Wales awakened politically after religiously motivated voting in 1868, challenging landlord dominance. It notes evictions and notices to quit as coercive pressure, praises Nonconformists led by Henry Richard MP for Merthyr, and credits renewed Liberal sympathy as Wales asserts itself in Parliament.
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Wales
Henry Richard
Merthyr
House of Commons
England
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Liberation Society
Society For the Liberation of Religion
I.—Work For
Iit.—Popular Tracts
Tua
J.D
Fort Beaufort
A. d
Bombay
Livingstone
Ujiji
Nile Basin
Lake District
Central Africa
Lord Clarendon
Dr. Livingstone
Paris
Napoleon
M. Ollivier
M. Pouyer-Quertier
France
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Assembly
Menabrea
Signor Lanza
Florence
Ratazzi
Madrid
Gordon
Glasgow
Aberdeen
Hastings
Whitby
W. H. Gladstone
Waterford
Bernal Osborne
H. W. Barron
Gladstone
Principality
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