Ingram's Plea for Boston Electors to Support Liberal Cause
Herbert Ingram appeals to the Independent Freemen and Electors of Boston to reelect him, arguing for a strong naval and military stance, a united government, restrained taxation, and continued support for the Liberal party and the empire. He seeks renewed confidence and promises to act for local and national interests.
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Lord Palmerston
Liberal Party
England
Herbert Ingram
William Cox Calls for Broad Reform in 1857 Election
William Cox of Canonbury square Islington addresses the Electors of Finsbury after a 2 012 signature requisition to stand for Parliament. He advocates vote by ballot shorter Parliaments wider suffrage free trade abolition of compulsory church rates ecclesiastical reform and redistribution of districts aligned with popular will. He pledges economy in finance and measures to reduce income tax while expanding civil and religious liberty.
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Gewreusten
Great
Liberal Party
Lambeth
Bomba
Sirdinia
Turkey
Lord Palmerston
William Roupell
Roupell-park
Brixton
House of Commons
Commons’ House
Legislative Assembly
China
Corporation of London
Tam
William Cox
Canonbury-square
Islington
Form of application for shares to London Limited
A dated share application requests allotment of shares at 20 shillings each from the London Company Limited. The applicant agrees to pay as required and to sign the articles of association when requested, enclosing a deposit and providing occupation or business details.
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Letheby
London Hospital
City of London
Messrs
Harbin and Smith
Clementi’s-raih
Bank of London
Threadneedle-street
William Cribb
Eng
Bucklersbury
London
House of Commons
Times
Unigituitgratad
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Borough of
Boston
Finsbury
BS Company
N.B
Railway Passengers’ Assurance Company
William J. Vian
Old Broad-street
E.S
HE West London Investment and Building Society
J. W. Richardson
Tottenham-court Chapel
Edward Swaine
Piccadilly
Edward Penton
Charlotte-street
HE Independent Building Society
W. S. Edwards
City-road
J. J. Shrubsole
Buckingham Chapel
W. H. Elliott
Pentonville
Samuel James
Norfolk-street
Thomas Blake
Canonbury-street
Thomas Aland
Newington-causeway
Associated Societies
John Rahles
Oxford-street
W. H. Gard
Regent-circus
Hampstead
W. H. Hearnden
Marsden-terrace
Haverstock-hill
Aid
London and Westminster ‘Bank
Marylebone
SoLihorn
George J. Shaw
Furnival’s Inn
Providence Chapel
Totten
Holcombe
Oldham-place
Bagnigge
Wellerona
Spos
Unadulterated Food Company (Limited
Sir John Forster Fitzgerald
K.C.B
M.P
Henry Morris, Esq
Madras Civil Service
Thomas Pelham Clinton
Cleveland Square
F. H. F. Berkeley
Bristol
Victoriasquare
Pimlico
John Cropp
Oaklands
Clapham
Charles Heneage
Cadogan-place
Belgrave Square
Ed J. Noble
Soho
Moreton-street
Imlico
William Peel
Beaumont-street
Portland-place
Exeter Hall
Strand
Monnay
Lower Belgrave Place
S.W
No. 4
Congregational Building Society
Sam