London School Board Election Appeal by City Representative
A candidate appeals to London electors for School Board support, outlining lifelong dedication to education, noting over 200 schools built or under construction, doubled scholar numbers since the Act, and support for Bible reading without sectarian comment. He urges economy, local pride, and equal cultural standing with foreign workers, dated Cheapside October 14 1876.
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London School Board
London
William S Gover bids for London School Board seat
Candidate William S Gover seeks two vacancies on the London School Board to uphold Biblical and Unsectarian policy, pledged to mass education in the Metropolis while guarding ratepayers against excess. The notice lists supporting figures and deputy names and invites voters to contact Hon. Sec. John W Fairey for copies of the address and cards.
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First London School Board
William Sutton Gover
W. S. Gover
John W. Fairey
Queen-Street-Place
E.C
Organ Harmonium for Sale in Walnut Wood
Very fine tone harmonium with six stops offered for seven pounds ten shillings. Free delivery anywhere. Address F. at 109 Asylum Road Old Kent Road London.
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RGAN
Harmonium
Asylum Road
Old Kent-road
London
Terms of Subscription Rates for Nonconformist
The notice lists annual and periodic rates for Crepit Annually 248 Half-yearly 12s Quarterly 6s Preparp Annually 21s Avustralia via Southampton prepaid £1 3s 2d per annum Brindisi £1 5s 2d Foreign subscribers should cover extra postage. A monthly due notice will be sent to pre paying subscribers. Cheques and POs payable to W. K. Willcox 18 Bouverie street London. The Guinea rate available only to annual subscribers starts any date.
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Southampton
Brindisi
W. KR. Willcox
Bouverie-street
London
B.C
Advertising Terms in The Nonconformist 1872
The Nonconformist outlines ad rates per line and extra charges for ten lines or under. It promotes itself as a leading weekly among Dissenters and a first class family newspaper with rising subscribers and broad circulation abroad beamed by a Liberal reduction on educational and other ads.
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Eabeag Ce
Gagette
Correspondents respond to The League in Aid of the Christians of Turkey
Readers discuss contributions and refunds to the League in Aid of the Christians of Turkey. A merchant reports his 5 shillings donation was returned and redirected to Lady Strangford's Bulgarian relief. Earl Russell withdraws from the League as per a letter cited in our last issue.
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J. Dorrington
Alice
P.O.O
League
Turkey
Bulgaria
Earl Russell
Salisbury Mission Seeks Peace in Eastern Question
The Marquis of Salisbury pursues a pacific solution with European courts. Berlin welcomes him with high honors while Vienna offers cautious optimism. Russia signals flexible support for peace but prepares for possible war.
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Marquis of Salisbury
Europe
Berlin
Bismarck
Germany
Russia
Turkey
Vienna
Salsbury
Austria
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