Charity fete at Bradford promotes boys’ school and slavery abolition
A Bradford ceremony featured a stone laying, a lunch led by Lord Cavendish, and speeches praising the Home for Little Boys at Farningham. Funds were raised to clear a mortgage and support subscriptions, while a later British anti slavery appeal urged the Spanish cabinet to end slavery in Cuba and Porto Rico. The narrative recalls political figures Alfred Tillngworth and R Hanbury among others.
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Hampstead
Lord ¥. Cavendish
Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince Imperial
France
England
Lord F. Cavendish
Bradford
Alfred Tllingworth
M.P
Dover
R. Hanbury
Mr. Willans
F. Cavendish
London
Charles
Prince Impera
Prince
Home For
Little Boys
W. R. Willans
A.lingworth
Alderman’ Dawson
James Spicer
Rochester
Burns
Nova Scotia
Robert Hanbury
Samuel Morley
G. Moore
Farningham
Spain and Slavery in Cuba and Porto Rico
Petition presented to the House of Commons by the British and Foreign Anti Slavery Society urges government action against slaveholding in Cuba and Porto Rico. It cites Lord Palmerston’s despatch calling Spain to free kidnapped colonial subjects and enforce anti slavery laws. It notes broad ministerial support for Britain’s claim to liberty for these people.
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Cortes
Cuba
Spain
Free
Porto Rico
Amadeus
Madrid
House of Commons
Thomas Hughes
the Commons
United Kingdom of Great Britain
Sheweth
Great Britain
Lord Palmerston
Foreign Office
Great Storm Floods Ravage Lancashire And Yorkshire
A prolonged rainstorm drenched Lancashire and parts of Yorkshire on Friday and Saturday. Flooding from the Medlock and Irwell devastated cemeteries and homes, washed coffins downstream, and damaged mills, factories, and railways. Dozens of towns reported damage, with deaths and extensive crop losses, prompting relief talks by the Manchester Nonconformist Association.
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Lancashire
Yorkshire
Manchester
Irwell
Medlock
Mersey
Knot Mill
Ancoats Bridge
Pinmill Brow
Fairfield Street
Philip’s Park
Bradford
Medlock Vale
Ash Bridge
Geperns
Daisy Nook
Messrs. Taylor and Boyd’s
Calico Printworks
Clayton Bridge
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
Bardsley
Messrs. Shaw and Bentley
Park Bridge
Lees
Michael Garside
Waterhouse
Ashton
Guide Bridge
Oldham
Barnsley
Blackburn
Darwin
Edgworth
Bolton
Messrs. Cook and
Charnley
Bury
Chorley
Addlington
Middleton
Stockport
Wigan
Dewsbury
East Yorkshire
Eccles
Grimsby
Doncaster
Don
Norfolk
Essex
Leeds Mercury
Nonconformist Association
Brownstreet
Bradford Liberal Club Movement Expands Across Borough
The Bradford Liberal party strengthens through twenty operatives clubs in the borough with 260 to 100 members each and more in outlying villages. Central and ward clubs include libraries and game rooms, aiming to curb public-house use and educate politically. Conservative clubs also exist, but Liberals expect stronger future growth.
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Manningham
Girlington
Lister Hills
Bowling
Great
Little Horton
Liberal Party
Liberals
Bradford
United Action
Liberal Club
Town Hall
Market-street
London
Leeds Mercury
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Joseph Cooper
Epmonp Sruraz
Robert Alsop
Benjamin Millard