Liberals Aim to Rally Support to Prevent Conservative Victory
The passage urges the Liberal party to speak in its name, pushing for a large, active member turnout in Marylebone to choose between candidates and renew zeal among Liberal voters, reducing the risk of a Conservative win.
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Marylebone
Long life of George Hadfield reformer and Liberal stalwart
The Manchester obituary celebrates George Hadfield born 1787 in Sheffield who built a Manchester law practice and large landholdings. A devout reformer he backed anti corn law efforts and the 1844 Dissenters act. His 1866 success in abolishing Nonconformist office qualifications ended a long parliamentary career lasting to 1873. The funeral at Rushton Road Cemetery will be private.
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Mr. Hadfield
Victoria Park
Manchester
George
Watts
Doddridge
Hadfield
Sheffield
James
Hasted
Test and Corporation
Charity Commissioners
House of Commons
Prentice
John Bright
Richard Cobden
George Hadfield
Bradford
Hardy
Lord Cranbrook
Lister
England
Maynooth
House of Lords
Death of John Crossley of Manor Heath Halifax
The Leeds Mercury reports the death of John Crossley of Manor Heath Halifax aged 65. A noted industrialist and philanthropist, he built John Crossley and Sons into a leading textile firm and supported Nonconformist causes, schools, and the Crossley Orphanage. He served as Halifax mayor in 1849 1851 and again 1861 63 and sat in Parliament 1874 77 before resigning.
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John Crossley
Leeds Mercury
Manor Heath
Halifax
Crossley
Broomfield
Joseph
Marchetti
England
United States
Sir Francis Crossley, Bart
Dean Clough
John
Martha Crossley
Leyland
Wade-street
Rishworth
Francis
Frank
John Crossley and Sons
English Congregational Chapel Building Society
Skircoat Moor
Crossley Orphanage
Sileoates
Wakefield
Silioates
Edward Akroyd
Ile