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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 27, 1869

Page

6

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The notice lists advertising rates: one line one shilling, each extra line sixpence, leader page extra 2s 6d per ten lines. average eight words per line. Publisher AntHur MIALL at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street. Subscriptions require advance payment with quarterly, half-year, and yearly amounts in pounds shillings pence. Unstamped copies available at stations and booksellers. posted copies require a penny stamp.

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Cabinet meetings begin with rumour mill in political season

The first Cabinet Council met yesterday signaling a busy period ahead with expected discussions on an Irish Land Bill framework, national education, revenue reform, university change, licensing reform, and government economy. Ministers resume duties while amnesty debates wane as Layard returns and Ayrton heads the Works.

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Death of the Earl of Derby A Nation Mourns

The Earl of Derby died on Saturday October 23 at his Lancashire home after a long illness. He was celebrated for his literary gifts and oratorical prowess, famed as "the Rupert of debate" and admired for wit, grace, and sharp rhetoric.

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