Progress of the sHobement and estate allotments
The institution has balloted two estates in the past month, 30 and 103 allotments, totaling nearly 1 100. A purchase on June 23 added another estate, with three estates still unallotted, likely yielding 600 more. If proposed rule changes pass, divisions should occur before January 30, creating many Freeholders for next year’s register.
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Savings Bank
Mr. M
Derby
Burton
Humber
Coventry
Nottingham
George Stephenson
England
Land Society
Madeley
Aylesbury Meeting Promotes Freehold Land Movement
A deputation from London gathered in the County Hall at Aylesbury on Wednesday evening the 11th to discuss the National Freehold Land Society. Leaders urged land ownership for working people, detailing plots, subs critions, and potential value growth while stressing franchise expansion through land ownership.
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London
National Freehold Land Society
County Hall
Aylesbury
Joshua Walmsley
Joan Grits
E. Clarke
Cobden
Coarrman
Buckingham Road
Whittingham
National Freehold Society
National Society
Jones
Herts and Beds Freehold Land Society Admits Bucks Members
The second annual meeting at the King's Arms Inn Hemel Hempstead elected officers. 285 new members joined to total 445, with 363 effective. Distribution across Luton Bedford Chesham Hemel Hempstead Hertford Hitchin Ware Dunstable Ampthill Aspley Bushey Watford. Committee set as ten from each county. Buckinghamshire to join. New rule allows six month members to ballot with non subscribers paying more to cover costs.
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King’s Arms Inn
Hemel Hempstead
C. H. Lattimore
Bon- Tems
Luton
Bedford
Chesham
Hertford
Hitchin
Ware
Dunstable
Ampthill
Aspley
Bushey
Watford
Buckinghamshire
Herts, Beds, and Bucks
Burton Land Society celebrates Blakeholme Estate purchase
Burton on Trent marks the acquisition of Blakeholme Estate for 2250 pounds, forming eighty seven allotments of about 605 square yards each. The meeting, chaired by M T Bass MP, debated pay schedules and urged voters to meet January deadlines, praising coopers and urging land reform to favor freeholds over leases.
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Horningtow
Blakeholme
H. Des Veeux
M. T. Bass
M.P
Derby
James Taylor
Birmingham
Madele
A. Bass
Nunneley
Cuarrman
Mr. Bass
Burton
Coopers
Wakley
Finsbury
Mr. N
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Lord John Russell
R. Dickens
Bucks
G. Verney
Herts
Burton-On-Trent
Mr. TaYon
Taylor
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