Descriptive Advertisement Rates and Subscriptions
An era of lengthy rates outlines for advertisements in London journals notes low terms for eight lines and under with additional lines and half column pricing. It lists subscription options at 26 shillings yearly, 18 shillings half-year, and 6s 6d per quarter with payment via post office orders to Miall and Cockshaw at Horse Shoe Court Ludgate Hill.
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Aubeerspoons
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Letters and notices in 1840s periodical correspondence
The column presents readers letters and notes about submissions and features. Readers report on unanswered questions, announce future pieces like Leaves from Life, and request copies of past issues while noting upcoming articles such as A Congress of Nations and Additional Congregational Chapels in London.
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A. Mahan
London
Abatement of cholera and calls for house to house visits
The piece reports a sharp decline in cholera deaths amid broader use of home visitation, praising its impact on controlling the outbreak. It criticizes urban authorities for resisting or delaying such measures while noting some unions act effectively to curb mortality and oppose intrusive medical staffing.
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Board of Health
Taxation and public finance in dull season analysis
The article discusses taxation as a dry topic but essential to daily life. It notes general public frustration with taxes giving way to thoughtful study of first principles amid a prolonged period of commercial sluggishness.
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