List of Subscribers to the Freehold Union
A long subscriber list credits many names and places across Britain for a five shillings per annum subscription to The Freeholders stamped copy. April receipts will appear in May. The roster includes Horncroft Brighton Hind Beverley Sturge Birmingham Thorne Barnes Surre White London and many others from Newport Manchester Birmingham Rochdale Coventry London Ipswich Leeds and Monmouthshire with numerous MPs solicitors and notable individuals.
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Horncroft
Brighton
Hind
Joseph
Beverley
Ceee Sturge
Birmingham
Thorne
Benjamin
Barnes
Surre
White
London
Newport Society Pacenewer
Abbott
High-Wycombe
Bucks
Allan
William
Manchester
Allwood
Ware
Herts
Artbury
Thomas
Northorpe
Ashurst
W. J
Jun
Ball
Henry
Coleshill
Ammersham
Balk
Hull
Cisenusenees Banish
Samuel
Rochdale
Barrow
Beacon
Upper George-street
Ee Beale
Birminghami
Beale
William John
John
Woodbridge
Bell, C. B
Solicitor
Berwick
Escause Biddle
James
Longton
Staffordshire
Biddle
Wooton-under-Edge
Bissell
Paul
Birminghames
Ceesessseesesese Blacklock
Blew, James
Newport
Monmouthshire
Bloomfield
Bond
Cambridge
Bray
Charles
Coventry
Browitt
Thos
Brown
William, Esq
Boddington
Alcester
Cash
Caleb
Cassell
John, Esq
Cox
Londons
Chadwick
Eccles
Charleton
Robert
Bristol
Clark
Solomon P
Prince’s Risborough
Cleeves
Cunliffe
Davis
M.D
Ramsbury
Hereford
Daniel
Dangerfield
Cheltenham
Josh
Byang
Evans
Edward
Haigh
Wigan
Eesee Flander
Fraser
Geach
C. Bay
Rededweeesaen Geesin
Golden-square
Gill
Geo
Hsq
Nottingham
Goodridge
Nathaniel
Graham, P
Grimes
Monmouth
Guest
Harper
Willenhall
S. C
Tas Harris
J. H
Hawkes
Hawkins
Bushy
Watford
Healey
George
Seesreerss Hebbert
J. B
Eeres Helin
Jas
Padiham
Seeeseenses Hewitt
Dudley
Nash
Newson
Stephen
Framlingham
Newton
Brewer-street
Nicoll
H. J
Albany
Nicholay
J. A
Haq
Oxford-street
Patching, R
Peakman
Chomas
Pellatt
Apsley
Southwark
Ewes Pitcarn, David
Ipswich
Pollock, Thomas
Hutchinson
Jackson
Jenkins
Jefferys
B.L
E. V
Jennings
George Buckland
Dover
Johnson
W. H
Eeeer Jones
Warwick
Asecraees Keel
Leaf
Nan McMurray
Esq
Queen-street
Cheapsid
Livesey
Marlow
Mansell
Marchant
Pontifact
Simeon
Salford
Serene Portlock
Pouncey
Gilbert
Pratt
Price
Abergavenny
Rains
Rawlins
Hammersmith
Saull
W. D
Savage
Saxby
Leominster
Scrutator
Seume
Albert
Seville
Lees
Sheppard
Simpson
Smith
Spence
Spink
Stuart
Lord Dudley Coutts
M.P
Sturge
Hsg
Summers
Swinborne
Windermere
Taylor
Preston Brook
Lancashire
E. Tinson
Liverpool
Tinkler
Trevelyan
Arthur Lamb
Trotter
T. B
Coleford
Turner
Tweedale
Walker
Princess-street
Waller
Herford
Leonard
West
Whiffin
John R
Wooton-under-Hoge
Whitworth
J. and
Solicitors
Williams, Lewis
Cardiff
Williams
Kenver
Stourbridge
Portsea
Wilson
Notices to correspondents and reader queries page
Notices outline how readers should address correspondence to the Publisher and the Freehold Land Society with authentic names and addresses. A monthly column will answer technical questions by the 15th, with delays explained if no answer is published.
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Tae I
Entailed Lands and Primogeniture in Old Law Reforms
A letter from March 25, 1851 argues that despite legal reforms claiming to curb dangerous powers over land, English and Scottish property still function like entails. It contends the web of conveyancing keeps lands bound to primogeniture, warranting thorough reform. The author promises further space for discussion next month.
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England
Scotland
Birmingham Council Notice on Secretary Services Offer
The Hireholdser notes that all communications for the Secretary's services should be sent to Birmingham. Mr Taylor has disposed of his immediate services and is open to arrangements for other towns. The Council urges friends planning public meetings to begin correspondence with him promptly, as long days hinder suitable night meetings.
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Frrehold Council
Birmingham
Taylor
Correspondence Policy for The Freeholder Letters
The Freeholder invites discussion but disclaims responsibility for correspondents opinions. Letters must be authenticated with real name and address for private satisfaction and will not be published without writer permission.
Freeholder editor on land societies and mutual benefits
The Freeholder editor Mr. Borror reflects on Freehold Land Societies as agents to end monopoly in legislation and land. He notes their claimed openness to all classes, from the poor to the wealthy, and their aim to be mutual benefit societies embracing varied political creeds and means.
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Ireland
England
Jonnx Wanker
Leamington
Elliot
L. F. Trusoy
Liverpool
Lancashire
H. J. Wann
Bixeter
Rosert Arustix
West Bromich
Robert
S. P. Sucru
Lupwood
P. Wornatt
Stourbridge
Staffordshire
Land Societies
West Hampton
Willenhall
Birmingham
Judas
William Lacra
Rotherham
Mr. Ciuest
Freeholder
Borror
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