Liberation Society opens Ninth Triennial Conference with 800 delegates
The Liberation Society begins its Ninth Triennial Conference at the City Terminus Hotel with about 800 delegates from England Wales and Scotland. Notables including Henry Richard JP J Carvell Williams and others attend as the chair pro tem is replaced and the chair explains the gathering's purpose and past progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Liberation Society
City Terminus
England
Wales
Scotland
Henry Richard
M.P
J. Carvell Williams
Illingworth
Miall
Colman
Wilfrid Lawson
Lyulph Stanley
E. 8. Robinson
Hugh Mason
Isaac Holden
R. W. Dale
J. H. Hinton
M.A
Chas. Stovel
J. P. Mursell
Stock
Hoby
John Williams
Newcastle
Lyne
J. Wright
B.A
Bury
E. A. Briggs
Daventry
H. R. Ellington
G. W. Conder
T. C. Turberville
T. Arnold
Northampton
H. T. Robjohns
Edward White
Mullens
Schnadhorst
Birmingham
John Curwen
H. W. Crosskey
T. Toller
Kettering
R. Spears
I. V. Mummery
Samuel Sharpe
Highbury
Geo. Sully
Cardiff
George Potter
J. 8. Wright
J. J. Brown
B. H. Delf
Coventry
John Griffiths
James Clarke
P. P. Perry
E. Goddard
Ipswich
Clement Bailhache
John Templeton
A. H. Haggis
A. Buzacott
P. Crellin
A. T. Bowser
T. Fison
J. Pullar
Denbigh
Leonard
A. Mackennal
Leicester
A. Miall
H. Angus
Newcastle on-Tyne
J. G. Hughes
Maldon
Green
Hammersmith
Manning Prentice
Stowmarket
A. Leslie
Alloa
W. Green
Hackney
H. M. Bompas
J. A. Picton
John Bennett
Baxter Langley
Peter Bayne
Joan Mippleton Hark
Henry Richard, Esq
Mr. Williams
Liberation Army
Jamaica
Bahamas
Victoria
Duke of Wellington
Enfield
House of Commons
Hookers
Warburton
Paley
Coleridge
Chalmers
Gladstone
Dean Stanley
Matthew Arnold
Hooker
Brown
Mr. Gladstone
Henry Martini
Mr. Arnold
St. Paul
Paul
Arnold
Church of England
Church of Rome
Chillingworth
Mathew Arnold
United Kingdom
Ellington
BR. W. Dale
Asa Oe
Prac Bnt
M. Vinek