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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 02, 1868
Page
6
Public notice outlines advertising rates for the Tus NONCONFORMIST. One line costs a shilling and each extra line sixpence, with about eight words per line. Published by Arthur Miall at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street.
The ministerial journals announce Parliament will dissolve on November 9 with elections starting November 13 and the new Legislature to assemble around December 10. Commentary notes Disraeli's fragile majority and Liberal challenges, plus Foreign policy moves and recent Norwich meetings applauded for religious and scientific harmony amid broader European tensions and the Brazil–Paraguay war outlook.
The Duke of Abercorn speaks in Londonderry on Ireland’s state during the Royal Agricultural Society meeting. He notes prisons and courts show limited political cases, reports falling disturbances, rising wages, harvest prospects, emigration decline, and higher imperial contributions, while warning against assuming full reform of Habeas Corpus.
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