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Newspaper

Freeholder

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 01, 1851

Page

11

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.

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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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.

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.

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.

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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