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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 14, 1868
Page
6
The notice details advertising terms for the Nonconformist including line counts per advertisement, billing, and a request for post-office orders to be made payable to Arthur Mraceu at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street H.O.
TO SUBSCRIBERS. Stamped Copies are supplied through the Post-office direct from the Publishing-Office or by News Agents on advance payment. 2nd per quarter half-year year prices given. Unstamped copies may be bought at railway stations and local booksellers. postage must include a penny stamp for mailed copies.
A London clergyman’s commentary is acknowledged with partial agreement, though publication is deemed unlikely. A Free Churchman’s communication is rejected for space reasons.
The article argues Sir William Heathcote may contest Oxford University as the Tories confront leadership strains after General Peel’s retirement. It notes fresh Tory candidates, expensive elections, and a growing mutiny spirit within the party as Forster and Miall campaign for Liberal gains amid riots and cross‑Atlantic concerns.
The public now has Mr Grapstonn's address to South-West Lancashire electors. It has attracted less anticipation than Mr Disraeli's Bucks appeal, and readers may find it less charged with excitement. The expected policy line to define the Government's position remains uncertain and debated.
The article analyzes Liberal strategy and public reaction as Gladstone outlines his approach to Parliamentary Reform retrenchment education and taxation. It contrasts Disraelis uncertain leadership with Gladstones clear consistent stance and emphasizes the cautious liberal expectation and admiration for his declared aims.
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