Freehold Land Society debate defends lending model and aims
A parliamentary tone debate defends the Freehold Land Society approach to enabling workers to buy land. Speakers stress legal safeguards, suggest buying estates for ready sale, and discuss risks, governance, and potential Ireland involvement while praising the prospectus from the Church of England Provident Freehold Land Society.
Fourth Annual Report of the Bir Mingham Freehold Land Society
The committee reports continued success with 110 new members bringing total to 2,133 and 3,187 shares. Receipts reach £10,663 14d with 1,972 members holding 3,004 shares after pay day. New estates allocated include St Matthew's 121 shares Round Hill 32 and Summer Lane 108 totaling 1,080 freeholds with 700+ men served. The society secures a large building estate atop Great Lister Street forming Cromwell Street and adjoining blocks for 700+ allotments, plus the New Town row estate. Calls for ballots and further development follow as political contributions and reform efforts unfold amid strong leadership and praise for the secretary and officers. The third Freehold Conference is set for London. prominent MPs and delegates expected. The committee thanks President William Scholefield and Vice-President Brooke Smith, the solicitors, surveyor, trustees, and the secretary, urging perseverance and unity to advance freehold land reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold Land Societies
Church of England Provident Freehold Land Society
Dale
St. Paul’s
Church of England Freehold Land Association
Rochdale Bank
France
Taylor
Birmingham
Ireland
Cheers
Hooper
Russett
Cobden
Cullenford
Howard
St. Matthew’s
Round Hill
Summer Lane
Great Lister-street
Bloomsbury
North
Warwickshire
South Staffordshire
Merridew
Conservative Registration Association
James Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Messrs. Newdegate
Spooner
North Warwickshire Register
Handsworth
Perry Barr
Brooke Smith
Smith
E. T. Greves
Treland
Dublin
Freehold
Friends of the
Freehold Land Movement
London
William Scholefield
House of Commons
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Birmingham Freehold Land Society