Special supplements reveal 19th century town worship stats
The Nonconformist announces two forthcoming eight page supplements listing places of worship sittings and mission stations in English and Welsh towns above 100000 and 50000 to 100000 with 1851 and 1872 accommodation comparisons. Readers to send eleven postage stamps to Arthur Miall Fleet Street E C for delivery.
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England
Wales
Wolverhampton
Inquily
Puhliahar
Arthur Miall
Bouyerie-street
Fleetstreet
School staff roster lists head and vice masters
Head Master Mr West and Vice Master Mr Alfred 8s lead a team of eight masters, including five residents. West is M A Gold Medallist of London and Cambridge BA Senior Moralist. he is Fellow of University College London, formerly of Trinity College Cambridge, joining eight other masters in the faculty.
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West
Alfred
London
Cambridge
University Coll
Lond
Trinity
Camb
University of London
University College, London
Nonconformist Newspaper Gains Subscribers and Reach
The principal Weekly Journal among Dissenters and a first-class family newspaper, the Nonconformist has become a desirable medium for advertisers. Since 1872 there’s a large increase in annual subscribers and general circulation. It is registered for transmission abroad.
Cabinet ministers spar over finances and France crisis
The week saw Lowe and Forster in public, with Lowe defending retrenchment and Geneva arbitration while detailing debt relief and tax cuts. Gambetta’s Savoy tours and Alsace Lorraine options spark French election fears and renewed tensions with Germany.
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Lowe
Forster
Bradford
Glasgow
Arbitration Court of Geneva
Alexander Cockburn
England
America
Times
United States
Roundell Palmer
Geneva
Lord Hatherley
Sir Roundell
Ireland
Roundell
M. Gambetta
Savoy
Grenoble
Mr Forster at Bradford Praises Ballot Act and Policy
The Bradford reception honored W E Forster as a capable conscientious statesman. He defended the Ballot Act and American Treaty, noted the difference between carrying a measure and asking it be carried, and warned against letting illiterate voting arrangements become dead letters. They voted for him.
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Forster
Bradford
Preston
Pontefract
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