Newport Freehold Land Society Uses Allotments For Lease Reform
The Newcastle discussion covers raising £1,250 from £25 per allotment to enable drainage and cleansing works. Mr. Cathcart urges longer leases and new allotments for members not in the first allotment. A letter from Cobden, Bradford, Hampshire, suggests selling double estate portions to attract ready money buyers to increase freehold allotments.
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Sheppard
Hilton
Cobden
M.P
Bradford
Yorkshire
London
Newport
Birmingham
V. Jenkins
Richard Cobden
Bradford Freehold Land Society meeting in Temperance hall
A Bradford gathering of the Freehold Land Society with Mr Cobden and Col. Thompson presiding. Titus Salt chaired as 600 members joined in two years and three estates were bought for allotments. Cospen urged working men to join freehold societies to gain votes and reform. Col. Thompson argued trade policy and protection, praising free trade and urging support for the movement.
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Bradford Freehold Land Society
Temperance Hall
Cobden
Colonel Thompson
Titus Salt
Bradford
Gurman
Brooksbank
J. W. Godwin
T. Mensforth
Cospen
House of Commons
Freehold Land Society
Smithfield
South Lancashire
Herefordshire
Montgomeryshire
Glamorganshire
Bedfordshire
South Nottinghampshire
Nottinghamshire
West Riding of Yorkshire
St. Alban’s
Brighton
Newcastle-on-Tyne
England
R. Cobden
Finsbury Freehold Land Society explains aims to public
A Tuesday evening meeting at the London Mechanics Institution Southampton Buildings outlined the Finsbury Freehold Land Society to improve social condition and political power. Chairman Mr Beal and Birmingham founder Mr James Taylor described successful operations and urged support.
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London Mechanics’ Institution
Southampton
Finsbury Freehold Land Society
Beatz
Waxy
M.P
Chartman
James Taylor
Birmingham
Freehold Land Societies
Birmingham Society
Beats
Beal
Dean
St. Pancras Society
Taylor
Growing society forms eight branches in Kent
Over the past month branches of this society have been formed at Ashford Canterbury Ramsgate Deal and Gravesend totaling eight in all with nearly 400 shares enrolled The society promises to be of vast importance to working men in Kent Continued on page 26.
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Ashford
Canterbury
Ramsgate
Deal
Gravesend
Kent
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