List of Subscribers to the Freeholder's First Year Copy
A subscriber roster for The Freeholder announces January recipients and February acknowledgments. Names include W J Ashurst London, James Culiffe London, John J Elliott Newcastle, J H Hutchinson London, W H Johnson Manchester, J Knight Foley Potteries, S Stuart London, Sir Joshua Walmsley M P, and others from Rochdale Coventry Birmingham and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Ashurst
W. J
London
Ball
Henry
Coleshill
Ammers
Banish
Samuel
Rochdale
Barrow
Joseph
Biddle
James
Longton
Staffor
Brading
Thomas
Middlesex
Clark
Bolonion P
Prince’s Ris
Birmingham
Healey
George
Hutchinson
J. H
Johnson
W. H
Manchester
Knight
Foley Potteries
Livesey
Mansell
Marston
Coventry
Mills
W. W
Milnes
John
Pollock
Pratt
William
Robinson
Seville
Esq
Lees
Stuart
Lord Dudley Coutts
Turner
Tweedale
Walmsley
Sir Joshua
M.P
Bi Watson
John, Esq
Council Repays Debts From Made Up Accounts
Officials state that debts exceeding the balance on some accounts were paid by the Council, with the remaining funds used to cover outstanding obligations. The admission clarifies prior financial entries and ongoing audit concerns.
Notices on Correspondence for Tax Freeholder Addressed
Policies to correspondents require all communications for the Tax Freeholder to be sent to the Office of the Publisher at 335 Strand or to Mr James Taylor Secretary of the Freehold Land Society Birmingham. Communications must be authenticated with name and address for good faith. anonymous letters will not be acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
James Taylor
Freehold Land Society
Birmingham
Electoral injustices and land tax notes from Victorian era letters
A collection of 19th century remarks discusses electoral misrule, with one in seven electors shaping Parliament, tenancy voting limits, and a daily penny savings plan to secure future wealth. It includes notices and queries from readers in Birmingham and London about subscriptions, land taxes, and travel claims against railway companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel’ Gleed
British Empire
House of Commons
James T
London
Westminster
Middlesex
P. W
P. Clark
Anxxious
Buckinghamshire
Gro
Birmingham
Inquirer
T. Phillips
George Austin
J.W. W
The Sinews of War and the Freeholders' Union
Analyzes agitation as organized moral power and argues for funding the Freeholders' Union. Argues lecturers replace armies in advancing reform, notes pay and sacrifices of leaders, and appeals for contributions to expand Freehold Land Societies and extend the Forty shilling freehold movement across England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeholders’ Union
Anti-Cornlaw League
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Pew E Een
S. d Hind
Jose Horncroft
Brighton
Freehold Union
Peterborough
Ditto
Newport
Aylesbury
C. Itt
Che Precholyer
D’israeli
Washington
Wellington
Scotsman
England
Taylor