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Freeholder

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 01, 1852

Page

9

Freeholder Communications Addressing Rules Issued

The Freeholders' Union announces updated contact details and rules for correspondence. Letters for THE FReEHOLDER go to the Editor at 339 Strand, business to James Taylor Secretary of the Freehold Land Society in Birmingham. Anonymous letters will not be printed and all letters must include name and address.

Freeholders’ Union Freeholder Strand James Taylor Freehold Land Society Birmingham

Freeholders and subscriptions in the notices

Subscribers warned many miss monthly Freeholder issues due to unpaid accounts. The notice urges timely remittance as the third subscription is due. It mentions county voter qualifications and references the Freehold Land Movement and related society discussions.

Notes of the Month on Reform and France

France dominates talk as Louis Napoleon reshapes order. In Manchester the push for reform grows, with resolutions on franchise expansion, ballot adoption, and electoral power tweaks. Birmingham Freehold Land Society praises ballots, and Mr. Taylor is lauded for boosting county registration in North Warwick.

France Louis Napoleon Manchester St. Albans Manchester Conference United Kingdom House of Commons Birmingham Society Birmingham Taylor North Warwick Charles Geach

Correspondence on Cottage Designs and Construction Ideas

A Working Man writes to The Freeholder praising and critiquing the minimum cottage designs. He argues for wider plans with side entrances and underground service areas, suggesting hollow bricks and wire ceilings to reduce costs. He notes Stoke Newington land sales and seeks a practical, affordable design for working men.

Letter to the editor on Freehold Land Societies and London access

A working man argues against restricting Freehold Land Society benefits to London, urging wider access across Middlesex and adjoining counties. He favors larger share pools and plots near the General Post Office for London tradesmen, and praises Cobdens and others while urging readers to send further communications to The Freeholder.

Freeholder Freehold Land Society National Lst London Middlesex R Cobdens Daily

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