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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 18, 1871
Page
6
Advertisers are informed of pricing for the Tut Nonconformis with a base line rate of One Line at a shilling and sixpence for each additional line. An extra leader page charge of two shillings sixpence applies for ten lines or fewer. Published by Arthur Millall at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street.
The notice outlines payments of £1310 for four years, £1012 for half-yearly, and £060 for quarterly. It states that if copies are not regularly obtained from the newsvendor, the subscriber may obtain a stamped copy directly from the publishing office to resolve the complaint.
The Rev J G Rogers letter replying to RE E on Nonconformist political policy will appear next week. We cannot use several letters and communications due to heavy pressure on our columns this week.
The Emperor's Speech from the Throne lauds a war-leaning yet peaceful policy, notes a last year surplus, and outlines indemnity funding, a new German gold coinage, railway links with Italy, and restraint in troop withdrawals after the Alsace Lorraine settlement. Relations with Russia, Vienna, and France are framed as cooperative, while domestic reform and education debates unfold.
A Fraser's Magazine article argues against a proposed Roman Catholic University for Ireland. It warns such a system would stifle intellect and enslave reason, threatening pressuring Dublin and Ulster unity with religious control. The piece condemns Ulermontanism and free enlightenment as essential to peaceful union.
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