Names of gentlemen promised to attend Monday conference
The list names many MPs and others who have promised to be present at the Conference on Monday the 24th instant. Notables include Lord Dudley Stuart Richard Cobden William Scholefield M P M T Bass C Lushington Wm Williams Sir J Walmesley John Sadleir James Kershaw John Bright Hon Locke King B Smith James Beal C Bray G E Dennes Rev J Hirons H Browett F Harnes H M Richardson C H Lattimore R H Rolls E T Greves T Browett John Wills John Dyte C Holte Bracebridge William Cox H Vine St C Rawlins W Ricketts J Wright EF Guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Dudley Stuart
Richard Cobden
Scholefield
T. Bass
C. Lushington
Wm. Williams
J. Walmesley
John Sadleir
James Kershaw
John Bright
Locke King
B. Smith
Birmingham
S._P. Clark
Princes Risboro
James Beal
London
C. Bray
Coventry
G. E. Dennes
J. Hirons
Brixton
H. Browett
F. Harnes
H. M. Richardson
Bolton
C. H. Lattimore
Herts
Wrexham
W.ricketts
Manchester
J. S. Wright
EF. Guest
Kidderminster
Freeholders Union notices and reader questions printed
Notices outline where to send correspondence for the Freeholders Union and the editor. It includes reader questions on tenancy, voting rights, executors, debt imprisonment, and warranty law, with brief responses and directions for readers to contact specific officials.
Architect urges efficient frontage and better roof design
A correspondent in Blandford 1851 critiques Freeholder designs for frontage waste and ground-floor bedrooms. He cites Bartholomew on roofs, advises thicker walls sparingly, and favors internal chimneys and projecting eaves. He urges clearer information on Freehold Land societies to boost public understanding and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew
Allen
Tonbridge
Why may not every man become a landowner tract
A letter to the editor discusses publishing two eight page tracts on Building Societies. One tract argues for landownership and the benefits of Building and Freehold Land Societies. The other defends the desirability of a freehold even without franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 2
Hancock
Norwood
Anerley
W. C
W. Parkin
J. E
Freeholder
Edward Utley
Advocate for Freehold Land Societies by working London artisan
A letter to the editor from Westminster in October 1851 argues working men should join Freehold Land Societies. The writer suggests conveniently located estates near London and Stoke Newington could convert many artisans away from excessive drinking to shareholders, urging noble action by society leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeholder
Stoke Newington
National
London
John Barleycorn
Westminster
Ballot and Rotation Rules for Birmingham Freehold Land Society
A correspondent praises the Birmingham Freehold Land Society for its influence among provincial groups and discusses rule changes. He supports rotating allotment of estates between subscribing and paying-up members, notes it will improve work but calls out a flaw to be corrected before final adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeholder
Birmingham Freehold Land Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Freehold Union
Austin
James Battle
Banbury
Gazey
John
Samuelson
Bernhard
Young
Sunderland
Taylor
Freeholders’ Union
Frerwonpeer
Strand
Sésabs Taylor
Freehold Land Society
The
Freehold Land
Friends of the Freehold Land Cause
W.C. Fineham
Blandford
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