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Vol.X (ff.375).July 1891-Oct.1892.
Trade Unions: Correspondence, speeches, etc., of J. Burns, M.P., rel.to: 1872-1905.
COUNTY OF London: Correspondence and papers of J. Burns as L.C.C. representative for Battersea: 1889-1905.
includes:
- ff. 1, 28, 118, 203, 205, 298, 368 William James Thorne, MP; PC 1945: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1890-1905.
- ff. 4, 5b Karl Paul August Friedrich Liebknecht, German socialist: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1891.
- ff. 4, 5b, 9 Ferdinand August Bebel, German socialist: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1891.
- ff. 7, 342b Frederick Perkin Hammill, trade union official: Letters, etc., to J. Burns: 1888-1893.
- f. 8 Sergei Mikhailovich Kravchinsky, alias 'Stepniak'; Russian author: Signature: [1891?].
- ff. 11, 293 John Leonard, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1891, 1892.
- ff. 12, 52, 290 Henry Phillips, of Canning Town: Letters to J. Burns: 1890-1893.
- f. 14 James Cannon, of West Silvertown: Letter to J. Burns: 1891.
- ff. 15, 17, 313, 317 b, 331, 338 Joseph Chamberlain, PC; MP: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1886-1906.
- f. 16 William Robert Nuttall Maloney, Australian MP: Letters to J. Burns: 1891, 1893.
- ff. 18, 20, 56, 330 Allen Clement Edwards, MP: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1891-1893.
- ff. 19, 256 William J. Thursbee, of Battersea: Letters to J. Burns: 1890-1893.
- ff. 21 (imperf.), 41, 46, 48, 50, 194 Major Eustace Gresley Edwards, RA; of Dover: Letters to J. Burns: 1891-1912.
- ff. 24, 130 James Shaw Maxwell, journalist: Letters to J. Burns: 1890-1893.
- ff. 25, 337, 367 John Daniel FitzGerald, Australian MP: Letters to J. Burns: 1890-1900.
- f. 27 John Duffey, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1891, 1894.
- ff. 29, 30b (draft) Thomas Pierce: Correspondence with J.Burns: circ. 1891.
- f. 31 Robert Barrett, stonemason, of Battersea: Letter to J. Burns: circ. 1889-1891.
- f.34 J. Trow, of Hoxton: Letter to J. Burns: circ. 1889-1891.: Imperf.
- f. 36 J. White, of Bow: Letter to J. Burns: circ. 1889-1891.
- ff. 38, 62, 81, 361 Arthur Humphrey, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1895.
- f. 39b Walter Hazell, publisher: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 43 Henry William Lee, Secretary, Social Democratic Federation: Letters to J. Burns: 1888, 1892.
- f. 44 Thomas Marlowe, Irish journalist: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 45 J. B. Buckeridge, waiter, of London: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 54 H. Gittins, of St Marylebone: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 57 Professor Gustaf Fredrik Steffen, Swedish political writer: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 58, 348 Samuel Masterson, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1894.
- f. 60 John Lloyd, JP; of the London County Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1914.
- f. 63 Frederic Harrison, President, English Positivist Committee: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 65, 154 Willoughby Hyett Dickinson, 1st Baron Dickinson: Letters to J. Burns: 1890-1909.
- f. 66 Richard Roberts, of Canonbury: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 67, 111 C. A. Smart, of Farnborough, Kent; trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 69 A. Saintry, of Wandsworth: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 71 Henry Holloway, Knight 1917: Letters to J. Burns: 1890-1894.
- f. 72 Paul Stacey, Secretary, Clifton and Bristol Fabian Society: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 73 C. A. Millman, trade unionist: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.74 Walter Ford, Secretary, Wandsworth Branch, Social Democratic Federation: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 75 Frank Frederick Stone, sculptor, of Canonbury: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 76 A. Wright, Secretary, Battersea Labour League: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1909.
- f. 77 Walter Wren, of the London County Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1898.
- f. 79 Joseph Barratt, of Auckland, New Zealand: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 83 Christopher J. Duxbury, weaver, of Darwen, county Lancashire: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.85 William Groves, at Topolobampo, Mexico: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 87 William Lock, trade union official: Letter to the London County Council: 1892.
- f.88 Albert Thornton, of the Halifax and District Trades and Labour Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 90 Marquis René Eustache d' Osmond,; French diplomatist: Letters to Prince Lieven: 1815, circ. 1816-1819.: Fr.
- f. 90 J. Macdonald-Matthews, Australian socialist: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 92, 124b J. Tough, trade unionist: Letters to J. Burns: 1891, 1892.
- f. 93 T. O'Brien, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 94b, 177 Albert Collins, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 96 J. Morgan Lewis, of Haverfordwest, county Pembrokeshire: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 97,234 Paul T. Bowen, of the US Treasury département: Letters to J. Burns: 1889, 1892.
- f. 98 Arthur Warren, American journalist: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1899.
- f. 99 T. C. Kerridge, of Thornton Heath: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 101 Henry Robert Taylor, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1898.
- f.102b H. R. Taylor, political agent of Hackney: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 104 Oakley Clarke, political agent, of Hammersmith: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 105, 180, 243, 277, 300 William Craibe Angus, art dealer, of Glasgow: Letters to J. Burns,: 1891, 1892.
- f. 106b David Fraser, President, Gloucester Trades and Labour Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 108 William Lawrence, of Battersea: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.108 Edwin Sanderson Lawrence, of Battersea: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 109, 222 William Bowler, Secretary, Barnsley and District Trades and Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 113 F. Young, of the Ipswich Industrial Co-operative Society: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 115 Richard Stubbs, of the Durham Miners' Association: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 117 W. E. Clery, of the Fawcett Association: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 119 William Hatcher, trade unionist: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 120, 162 A. G. Annette, of Dorking, county Surrey: Letters to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 121 William Stephen Sanders, MP: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1936.
- f.122 Gore, political agent, of Dover: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 123 H. H. Bridgman, parliamentary candidate for Taunton: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 126b J. H. Waborn, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 128 Grieveson, Secretary, Jarrow Trades Council: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 129 Matthews, of the Swindon Labour Party: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 131 Karl Johann Kautsky, German socialist: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.131 Friedrich Engels, communist: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 132 Edmund Cain, of Massingham, Bradford: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 133 Newspapers Great Britain and Ireland: Correspondence of Editors of various newspapers with J. Burns: 1887-1931.
- f.134 William Buxton Ashton, of Bedford Park: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.134 Pakenham Thomas Beatty, friend of G B Shaw: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 135 Eleanor Marx Aveling, daughter of Karl Marx: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1895.
- f. 135 Edward Bibbins Aveling, called 'Alec Nelson'; socialist and author: Letters to J. Burns: 1888, 1892.
- f. 136 Parr: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 137 William Hillier, author: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 138, 209 R. R. Fairbairn, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 139 Miss Mary G. Burnett, journalist: Letters to J. Burns: 1890-1898.
- f. 140 John Knight, trade unionist: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 141 William Saunders, MP: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 143 Philip Meadows Martineau, JP; of the London County Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.145 Edward Gawler, of Chard, county Somerset: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 146 William Parker, stationmaster, of Flax Bourton: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 147 Belmont, formerly of Shoreditch: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 148 Frank Debenham, of the London County Council: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.149 T. Stevens, parliamentary candidate: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.150 Samuel Woods, of Wigan, county Lancashire: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 151 William Allan, MP; Knight 1902: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1894.
- f. 152 M. Barry, parliamentary candidate: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 153 Charles Harrison, MP: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.155 Anne-Elizabeth Bontine, widow of W C Bontine: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 157 Haydn Sanders, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1898.
- f.158 James Stuart, MP.; PC 1909: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 159 Alfred Sellicks, trade unionist: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1892-1895.
- f.160 Sir James Whitehead, 1st Baronet; MP: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 161 Sir Charles Wentworth Dilke, 2nd Baronet; PC; MP: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1905.
- f. 163 William David Barnett, JP; parliamentary candidate for Fulham: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 164 Josiah Frederick Dollin Bowden, Vice-Consul, Paris: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 165 Parsons, political agent, of King's Lynn, county Norfolk: Telegram to J. Burns: 1890.
- f. 166 William Larner Sugden, architect, of Leek, county Staffordshire: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 167 Caroline Petty-Fitzmaurice, wife of Henry, 5th Marquess of Lansdowne: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 168 Passmore Edwards, of Melbourne, Australia: Letter, etc., to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.170 Henry R. Taunton, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.171 Henry Norman, 1st Baronet 1915; journalist; Knight 1906: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.: Typewritten. Signed.
- f.172 Piper, of Guildford, county Surrey: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.173 Sydney Hallifax, parliamentary candidate for Faversham, county Kent: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.175 James Chadwick, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 176 William Willis, of Battersea Liberal and Radical Association: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.176b William Cobden Harcourt Massey, of Kingston-upon-Thames, county Surrey: Telegram to W. Willis: 1892.
- f. 179 Magee, of Manor Park: Telegram to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 181 J. W. Bates, of the Kensington Branch, Vestry Employees' Labour Union: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 183 William Joseph White, saddler, of Hartley Wintney: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.184 Henry Martin Doyle, surgeon, of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 187 W. E. Murphy, Secretary, Trades Hall Council, Melbourne, Australia: Letters to J. Burns: 1890-1900.
- f. 189 Robert James Webling, jeweller, of Bayswater: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 190b, 283b George Noel, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 191, 193, 276 Sir William Congreve, 2nd Baronet; MP: Letters, etc., partly on behalf of George IV, to Prince Lieven: 1816-[1826?].
- ff. 192, 242 (imperf.) George Wilde, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1893.
- f. 195 J. Alexander, of Charing Cross: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.: Type-written.
- f. 196 James Smith, Secretary, Middlesbrough Trades and Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1893.
- ff. 197, 204 Richard Burdon Haldane, Viscount Haldane: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1910.
- f.198 James Tims, of the London County Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 199 Sydney Charles Buxton, Earl Buxton 1920: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1914.
- f. 201 P. Dietloff, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 206 Leonard Hall, writer: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 207 H. Ibbotson, Secretary, Melbourne Democratic Club: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 207 Thomas Farrow, President, Melbourne Democratic Club: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 210 G. C. Haxby, Secretary, Goole Trades and Labour Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.212 Frederick A. Duneka, American journalist: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 213 Henry Wengler, author: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 215, 220 G. E. Usher, Secretary, Hartlepools' Trade and Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1893.
- f.218 John R. Jemison, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 223 William V. Rolfe, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1893.
- f. 224 Joseph Goodman, Secretary, Liverpool and Vicinity United Trades' and Labour Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.225 George Enser, Secretary, West Ham and District Trades and Labour Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 227 W. Andrews, shipping agent, of Colon, Columbia: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 229 Joseph Parkinson, Secretary, Wigan and District Trades and Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.231 Harry Lawson Webster Levy-Lawson, 2nd Baron and 1st Viscount Burnham: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 233 Harry Halliday Richardson, solicitor, of London: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 235 W. Parnell, of the Alliance Cabinet Makers' Association: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 237, 237b George Jaques, of Stockton-upon-Tees, county Durham: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 238, 287, 354 J. Cole, trade union official: Letters, etc., to J. Burns: 1892, 1893.
- ff. 239 b, 363 William Burrows, trade unionist: Letters to J. Burns: 1890-1893.
- f.241 P. E. James Prendergast, of Chicago: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.244 William Trant, farmer, of Cotham, Canada: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 246 Joseph Hudson, Secretary, Derby and District Trades Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.247b Thomas W. Dyer, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 249, 362 Clementina Black, Deputy Treasurer, Women's Trade Union Association: Letters to J. Burns: 1891-1914.
- f. 251 Charles Ryall, of Kentish Town: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 253 A. C. H. Graham, Secretary, Poplar Labour Electoral League: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1893.
- f. 254 James Hindman, Secretary, Portsmouth United Trades Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 255 James Bander, Secretary, Bedford and District Trades and Labour Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 258, 350 J. A. Booth, Secretary, Sowerby Bridge and District Trades and Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1895.
- f. 259 Charles E. Muse, Secretary, Carlisle Trades and Labour Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 260b Alfred Evans, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 262 b W. Nicholson, of the London Society of Machine Rulers: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 264 A. W. Knowles, Assistant Secretary, Grantham and District Trades and Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1893.
- ff.266, 335 Stuart Uttley, Secretary, Federated Trades Council, Sheffield: Letters to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 267 J. A. McPherson, Secretary, United Trades and Labour Council of South Australia: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 268 M. Baranoff, Secretary, International Social Democratic Association: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 269 Edward J. Watson, of Bristol: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 271 O. Connellan, Secretary, Leeds Trades and Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1894.
- f.273b James Morgan, Australian journalist: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 275 James Charles Carlile, Baptist minister, of Bermondsey: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 276 C. A. Gibson, of the Social Democratic Federation: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 278 Arthur Harris, Secretary, Labour Protection League: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-[1906?].
- f. 280 J. K. Harris, of Holloway: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 281 b Thomas O'Grady, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1893.
- f. 285 Charles S. Lynch, ship's stoker: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 288 John Lindsay, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1893.
- f. 292 N. West, Secretary, Blackburn Branch, Social Democratic Federation: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 294 Charles Kitching, Secretary, Hammersmith District Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1894.
- f. 295 W. Wadsworth, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 296b Harry Forrester, author: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.299 Samuel Fielding, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 301 H. V. Coles, Secretary, Merthyr Tydvil Trades Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 302 George Smith, Secretary, Swansea Trades and Labour Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 303 A. T. Dipper, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1895.
- f. 305 J. Rees, Secretary, Barry and District Trades' Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 307b Edwin Caleb Gibbs, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1893.
- f.309 J. C. Monk, of H M Customs and Excise: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 311 Arthur Otley, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.312 James Rutland, dock constable, of Swansea: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- ff. 326, 357 O. Sutherland, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 327 Maximilian Harden, German journalist: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.: Engl.
- f. 328 C. Briggs, dock labourer: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 333b H. W. Morris, Secretary, Rochester, Chatham and Strood Trades Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1893.
- f. 337b Vivienne FitzGerald, née Roche; wife of J D FitzGerald: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 339 Daniel Fitzpatrick, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1891-1895.
- f.339 John Harker, of Harpurhey, Manchester: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 341 Joseph Pye, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1895.
- f. 344 J. E. Collins, Secretary, Labour Protection League: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1894.
- f. 346b Daniel David Leaby, Printing Machine Managers' Trade Society: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 346b William Schofield, of the London Society of Lithographic Printers: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.346b Graham Winch, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 351 J. Drummond, former police sergeant, of Limehouse: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 352 Henry Bowbrick, Secretary, National Vehicular Traffic Workers' Union: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1895.
- ff. 353, 365 William Maurice Sutherland, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1894.
- f. 356 George Dew, Secretary, London Building Trade Committee: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1905.
- f. 358 A. Järvenpäu, Finnish trade unionist: Joint letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.358 Viktor Julius von Wright, of the Labourers' Union, Helsingfors, Finland: Joint letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.359 J. Maddison, Secretary, Metropolitan District Committee, Iron Founders' Society: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 364 W. Guy, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 366 Peter Curran, afterwards MP: Letters to J. Burns: 1890-1893.
- f. 368 David Hulme, of East London: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f.371 William Lightfoot, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 372 S. Wills, of Kettering: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
- f. 375 O. F. Burnett, tinworker: Letter to J. Burns: 1892.
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- Alexander, J., of Charing Cross (Subject)
Allan, William, Knight, engineer and politician, 1837-1903 (Subject)
Andrews, W., shipping agent, of Colon, Columbia (Subject)
Angus, William Craibe, art dealer, of Glasgow (Subject)
Annette, A. G., of Dorking, county Surrey (Subject)
Ashton, William Buxton, of Bedford Park (Subject)
Aveling, Edward Bibbins, Marxist campaigner; called 'Alec Nelson', 1849-1898 (Subject)
Aveling, Eleanor Marx, daughter of Karl Marx (Subject)
Bander, James, Secretary, Bedford and District Trades and Labour Council, fl 1892 (Subject)
Baranoff, M., Secretary, International Social Democratic Association, fl 1892 (Subject)
Barnett, William David, JP; parliamentary candidate for Fulham, fl 1892 (Subject)
Barratt, Joseph, of Auckland, New Zealand; correspondent of John Elliot Burns, fl 1892 (Subject)
Barrett, Robert, stonemason, of Battersea, fl 1890 (Subject)
Barry, M., parliamentary candidate, fl 1892 (Subject)
Bates, J. W., of the Kensington Branch, Vestry Employees' Labour Union, fl 1892 (Subject)
Beatty, Pakenham Thomas, friend of G B Shaw (Subject)
Bebel, Ferdinand August, German socialist (Subject)
Belmont, formerly of Shoreditch (Subject)
Black, Clementina, Deputy Treasurer Women's Trade Union Association (Subject)
Bontine, Anne-Elizabeth, widow of W C Bontine (Subject)
Booth, J. A., Secretary, Sowerby Bridge and District Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Bowbrick, Henry, Secretary, National Vehicular Traffic Workers' Union (Subject)
Bowden, Josiah Frederick Dollin, Vice-Consul, Paris (Subject)
Bowen, Paul T., of the US Treasury département (Subject)
Bowler, William, Secretary, Barnsley and District Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Bridgman, H. H., parliamentary candidate for Taunton (Subject)
Briggs, C., dock labourer (Subject)
Buckeridge, J. B., waiter, of London (Subject)
Burnett, Mary G., Miss; journalist (Subject)
Burnett, O. F., tinworker (Subject)
Burrows, William, trade unionist (Subject)
Buxton, Sydney Charles, 1st Earl, politician, 1853-1934 (Subject)
Cain, Edmund, of Massingham, Bradford (Subject)
Cannon, James, of West Silvertown (Subject)
Carlile, James Charles, Baptist minister, of Bermondsey (Subject)
Chadwick, James, trade union official (Subject)
Chamberlain, Joseph, industrialist and politician, 1836-1914 (Subject)
Clarke, Oakley, political agent, of Hammersmith (Subject)
Clery, W. E., of the Fawcett Association (Subject)
Cole, J., trade union official (Subject)
Coles, H. V., Secretary, Merthyr Tydvil Trades Council (Subject)
Collins, Albert, trade union official (Subject)
Collins, J. E., Secretary, Labour Protection League (Subject)
Congreve, William, 2nd Baronet, MP (Subject)
Connellan, O., Secretary, Leeds Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Curran, Peter, afterwards MP (Subject)
Debenham, Frank, politician and businessman, 1837-1917 (Subject)
Dew, George, secretary of the London Building Trade Committee and correspondent of John Burns, fl 1892-1905 (Subject)
Dickinson, Willoughby Hyett, 1st Baron Dickinson, politician, 1859-1943 (Subject)
Dietloff, P, trade union official and correspondent of John Burns, fl 1892 (Subject)
Dilke, Charles Wentworth, 2nd Baronet, writer and politician, 1843-1911 (Subject)
Dipper, A T, trade union official and correspondent of John Burns, fl 1892-1895 (Subject)
Doyle, Henry Martin, surgeon and politician, 1859-1929 (Subject)
Drummond, J, of Limehouse, policeman and correspondent of John Burns, fl 1892 (Subject)
Duffey, John, trade union official, fl 1891-1894 (Subject)
Duneka, Frederick A, journalist, d 1919 (Subject)
Duxbury, Christopher J, of Darwen, weaver and correspondent of John Burns, fl 1892 (Subject)
Dyer, Thomas W, trade union official, fl 1892 (Subject)
Edwards, Allen Clement, politician, barrister, trade union activist and journalist, 1869-1938 (Subject)
Edwards, Eustace Gresley, Major; RA; of Dover (Subject)
Edwards, Passmore, of Melbourne, Australia; correspondent of John Elliot Burns, fl 1892 (Subject)
Engels, Friedrich, businessman and revolutionary leader, 1820-1895 (Subject)
Enser, George, Secretary, West Ham and District Trades and Labour Council, fl 1892 (Subject)
Evans, Alfred, trade union official, 1851?-1918 (Subject)
Fairbairn, R. R., trade union official, fl 1892 (Subject)
Farrow, Thomas, President, Melbourne Democratic Club, fl 1892 (Subject)
Fielding, Samuel, trade union official, fl 1892 (Subject)
FitzGerald, John Daniel, Australian politician, 1862-1922 (Subject)
FitzGerald, Vivienne, wife of J D FitzGerald, fl 1892 (Subject)
Fitzpatrick, Daniel, trade union official, fl 1891-1895 (Subject)
Ford, Walter, Secretary, Wandsworth Branch, Social Democratic Federation (Subject)
Forrester, Harry, author (Subject)
Fraser, David, President, Gloucester Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Gawler, Edward, of Chard, correspondent of John Burns, fl 1892 (Subject)
Gibbs, Edwin Caleb, trade union official, fl 1889-1893 (Subject)
Gibson, Charles A, lecturer, fl 1892-1900 (Subject)
Gittins, H, of St Marylebone, correspondent of John Burns, fl 1892 (Subject)
Goodman, Joseph, of Liverpool, trade unionist, fl 1891-1894 (Subject)
Gore, -, of Dover, political agent, fl 1892 (Subject)
Graham, A C H, secretary of the Poplar Labour Electoral League and correspondent of John Burns, fl 1892-1893 (Subject)
Grieveson, -, secretary of the Jarrow Trades Council and correspondent of John Burns, fl 1892 (Subject)
Groves, William, correspondent of John Burns, fl 1892 (Subject)
Guy, W, trade union official and correspondent of John Burns, fl 1892 (Subject)
Haldane, Richard Burdon, Viscount Haldane, politician, educationist and Lord Chancellor, 1856-1928 (Subject)
Hall, Leonard, writer (Subject)
Hallifax, Sydney, parliamentary candidate for Faversham, county Kent (Subject)
Hammill, Frederick Perkin, trade union official (Subject)
Harden, Maximilian, German journalist (Subject)
Harker, John, of Harpurhey, Manchester (Subject)
Harris, Arthur, Secretary, Labour Protection League (Subject)
Harris, J. K., of Holloway (Subject)
Harrison, Charles, MP (Subject)
Harrison, Frederic, President English Positivist Committee (Subject)
Hatcher, William, trade unionist (Subject)
Haxby, G. C., Secretary, Goole Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Hazell, Walter, publisher (Subject)
Hillier, William, author (Subject)
Hindman, James, Secretary, Portsmouth United Trades Council (Subject)
Holloway, Henry, Knight 1917 (Subject)
Hudson, Joseph, Secretary, Derby and District Trades Council (Subject)
Hulme, David, of East London (Subject)
Humphrey, Arthur, trade union official (Subject)
Ibbotson, H., Secretary, Melbourne Democratic Club (Subject)
Jaques, George, of Stockton-upon-Tees, county Durham (Subject)
Jemison, John R., trade union official (Subject)
Järvenpäu, A., Finnish trade unionist (Subject)
Kautsky, Karl Johann, German socialist (Subject)
Kerridge, T. C., of Thornton Heath (Subject)
Kitching, Charles, Secretary, Hammersmith District Labour Council (Subject)
Knight, John, trade unionist (Subject)
Knowles, A. W., Assistant Secretary, Grantham and District Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Kravchinsky, Sergei Mikhailovich, alias 'Stepniak', Russian author (Subject)
Lawrence, Edwin Sanderson, of Battersea (Subject)
Lawrence, William, of Battersea (Subject)
Leaby, Daniel David, Printing Machine Managers' Trade Society (Subject)
Lee, Henry William, Secretary, Social Democratic Federation (Subject)
Leonard, John, trade union official (Subject)
Levy-Lawson, Harry Lawson Webster, 2nd Baron and 1st Viscount Burnham (Subject)
Lewis, J. Morgan, of Haverfordwest, county Pembrokeshire (Subject)
Liebknecht, Karl Paul August Friedrich, German socialist (Subject)
Lightfoot, William, trade union official (Subject)
Lindsay, John, trade union official (Subject)
Lloyd, John, JP; of the London County Council (Subject)
Lock, William, trade union official (Subject)
Lynch, Charles S., ship's stoker (Subject)
Macdonald-Matthews, J., Australian socialist (Subject)
Maddison, J., Secretary, Metropolitan District Committee, Iron Founders' Society (Subject)
Magee, of Manor Park (Subject)
Maloney, William Robert Nuttall, Australian MP (Subject)
Marlowe, Thomas, Irish journalist (Subject)
Martineau, Philip Meadows, JP; of the London County Council (Subject)
Massey, William Cobden Harcourt, of Kingston-upon-Thames, county Surrey (Subject)
Masterson, Samuel, trade union official (Subject)
Matthews, of the Swindon Labour Party (Subject)
Maxwell, James Shaw, journalist (Subject)
McPherson, J. A., Secretary, United Trades and Labour Council of South Australia (Subject)
Millman, C. A., trade unionist (Subject)
Monk, J. C., of H M Customs and Excise (Subject)
Morgan, James, Australian journalist (Subject)
Morris, H. W., Secretary, Rochester, Chatham and Strood Trades Council (Subject)
Murphy, W. E., Secretary, Trades Hall Council, Melbourne, Australia (Subject)
Muse, Charles E., Secretary, Carlisle Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Nicholson, W., of the London Society of Machine Rulers (Subject)
Noel, George, trade union official (Subject)
Norman, Henry, 1st Baronet 1915, journalist; Knight 1906 (Subject)
O'Brien, T., trade union official (Subject)
O'Grady, Thomas, trade union official (Subject)
Osmond, René Eustache d', Marquis French diplomatist (Subject)
Otley, Arthur, trade union official (Subject)
Parker, William, stationmaster, of Flax Bourton (Subject)
Parkinson, Joseph, Secretary, Wigan and District Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Parnell, W., of the Alliance Cabinet Makers' Association (Subject)
Parr, of Add MS 46290 (Subject)
Parsons, political agent, of King's Lynn, county Norfolk (Subject)
Petty-Fitzmaurice, Caroline, wife of Henry, 5th Marquess of Lansdowne (Subject)
Phillips, Henry, of Canning Town (Subject)
Pierce, Thomas, of Add MS 46290 (Subject)
Piper, of Guildford, county Surrey (Subject)
Prendergast, P. E. James, of Chicago (Subject)
Pye, Joseph, trade union official (Subject)
Rees, J., Secretary, Barry and District Trades' Council (Subject)
Richardson, Harry Halliday, solicitor, of London (Subject)
Roberts, Richard, of Canonbury (Subject)
Rolfe, William V., trade union official (Subject)
Rutland, James, dock constable, of Swansea (Subject)
Ryall, Charles, of Kentish Town (Subject)
Saintry, A., of Wandsworth (Subject)
Sanders, Haydn, trade union official (Subject)
Sanders, William Stephen, MP (Subject)
Saunders, William, MP; of Add MS 46290 (Subject)
Schofield, William, of the London Society of Lithographic Printers, fl 1892 (Subject)
Sellicks, Alfred, trade unionist (Subject)
Smart, C A, of Farnborough Kent, trade union official (Subject)
Smith, George, Secretary, Swansea Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Smith, James, Secretary, Middlesbrough Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Stacey, Paul, Secretary, Clifton and Bristol Fabian Society (Subject)
Steffen, Gustaf Fredrik, Professor Swedish political writer (Subject)
Stevens, T., parliamentary candidate (Subject)
Stone, Frank Frederick, sculptor, of Canonbury (Subject)
Stuart, James, MP.; PC 1909 (Subject)
Stubbs, Richard, of the Durham Miners' Association (Subject)
Sugden, William Larner, architect, of Leek, county Staffordshire (Subject)
Sutherland, O., trade union official (Subject)
Sutherland, William Maurice, trade union official (Subject)
Taunton, Henry R., trade union official (Subject)
Taylor, H. R., political agent of Hackney (Subject)
Taylor, Henry Robert, trade union official (Subject)
Thorne, William James, MP; PC 1945 (Subject)
Thornton, Albert, of the Halifax and District Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Thursbee, William J., of Battersea (Subject)
Tims, James, of the London County Council (Subject)
Tough, J., trade unionist (Subject)
Trant, William, farmer, of Cotham, Canada (Subject)
Trow, J., of Hoxton (Subject)
Usher, G. E., Secretary, Hartlepools' Trade and Labour Council (Subject)
Uttley, Stuart, Secretary, Federated Trades Council, Sheffield (Subject)
Waborn, J. H., trade union official (Subject)
Wadsworth, W., trade union official (Subject)
Warren, Arthur, American journalist (Subject)
Watson, Edward J., of Bristol (Subject)
Webling, Robert James, jeweller, of Bayswater (Subject)
Wengler, Henry, author (Subject)
West, N., Secretary, Blackburn Branch, Social Democratic Federation (Subject)
White, J., of Bow (Subject)
White, William Joseph, saddler, of Hartley Wintney (Subject)
Whitehead, James, 1st Baronet, MP (Subject)
Wilde, George, trade union official (Subject)
Willis, William, of Battersea Liberal and Radical Association (Subject)
Wills, S., of Kettering (Subject)
Winch, Graham, trade union official (Subject)
Woods, Samuel, of Wigan, county Lancashire (Subject)
Wren, Walter, of the London County Council (Subject)
Wright, A., Secretary, Battersea Labour League (Subject)
Wright, Viktor Julius, of the Labourers' Union, Helsingfors, Finland (Subject)
Young, F., of the Ipswich Industrial Co-operative Society (Subject) - Places:
- London, United Kingdom
London, county of, England
Westminster, England