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Vol. XIV (ff. 271). May-Dec. 1894.
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:
- f. 1 T. W. Grundy, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- ff. 3, 160 O. Connellan, Secretary, Leeds Trades and Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1894.
- f. 4 William Hammond Patterson, Secretary, Durham Miners' Association: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 6 George Henry Rowlinson, Secretary, Forest of Dean Labour Association: Letters to J. Burns: 1893, 1894.
- ff. 7, 46 J. E. Foster, Secretary, Woolwich and District Eight Hours' Committee: Letters to J. Burns: 1893-1897.
- ff. 9b, 11, 111 James Ingham, Secretary, Brighton Trades and Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1893-1895.
- f. 12 b W. M. McIntosh, Secretary, Blyth and District Trade and Labour Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 14 S. C. Rogers, widow of J W Rogers, of Clapham: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- ff. 14, 176 Thomas Blashill, Superintending Architect to the London County Council: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 16 John Clark, socialist: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.18 G. Cleverley, Secretary, Norwich and District Trades' and Labour Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- ff. 20, 106, 131 Joseph Verdon, Secretary, London Building Trades Federation: Letters, etc., to J. Burns: 1894, 1896.
- f. 21 Arthur John Walker, Secretary, Electrical Trades' Union: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 22 William Marcus Wilkins, Vestry Clerk, Battersea: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 23 John Moir, surgeon and physician, of Leytonstone: Letters to J. Burns: 1893, 1894.
- f. 24 C. Newman, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.26 David Basil Hewitt, of Northwich, county Cheshire: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.28 James Wilson, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- ff. 29, 55, 57 Sarah Maclardie Amos, wife of Sheldon Amos: Letters to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 30 John Lincoln, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 31 William H. Pritchard, of Capetown, S Africa: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 32 W. H. Thorpe, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1894-1898.
- f. 33 Miss Gertrude Mary Tuckwell, CH: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1894-1914.
- f. 34 K. Empson, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 35b T. Proctor, Chairman, Devonport Eight Hours' Committee: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.35b William Kaye, Secretary, Devonport Eight Hours' Committee: Letters to J. Burns: 1893, 1894.
- ff. 37, 87 John Duffey, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1891, 1894.
- f. 38 C. S. Sadler, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1894, 1896.
- f. 38 Joseph Perry, of London Cabdrivers' Trade Union: Joint letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 40 London; Lord Mayor, Corporation, etc: Invitation to J. Burns: 1894.: Printed, with MS. additions.
- f. 41 William Garside, trade unionist: Letters to J. Burns: 1894, 1895.
- f.43b Miss Frances Hicks, Secretary, Women's Trade Union Association: Letters to J. Burns: 1890-1894.
- f. 45 Ezra Lomas, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- ff. 48, 102 J. E. Collins, Secretary, Labour Protection League: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1894.
- f. 49 George Shipton, Secretary, London Trades' Council: Joint letter to J. Anderson: 1894.
- f. 49 Joseph Verdon, Secretary, London Building Trades Federation: Joint letter to J. Anderson: 1894.
- f. 49 John Batchelor, Secretary, Operative Bricklayers' Society: Joint letter to J. Anderson: 1894.
- f.49 Arthur Otley, trade union official: Joint letter, signed on his behalf, to J. Anderson: 1894.
- f. 50b J. Harding, Secretary, Northwich Trades and Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1894, 1896.
- ff. 52, 267 William Albert Reddy, Secretary, Forty-Eight Hours' Committee: Letters to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.53 George Elleston, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.54 William Matthew, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 57 Isabella Caroline Somerset, wife of Lord H R C Somerset: Telegram to Mrs. S. M. Amos: 1894.
- f. 58b Thomas E. Barnes, Secretary, London and Provincial Domestic Servants' Union: Letters to J. Burns: 1894, 1897.
- f. 60 Edward Ballard, Secretary, London Carmen's Trade Union: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 62b George Dew, Secretary, London Building Trade Committee: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1905.
- f.64 Mary E. Johnson, wife of E Johnson, grocer, of Whitchurch, county Shropshire: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 65 Louis George Frederick Macrory, MP, of Battersea: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 66 Harry Brown, schoolmaster, of Durham: Letters to J. Burns: 1893, 1894.
- ff. 68b, 103, 231 Henry Robert Taylor, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1898.
- f.70b George James Symmonds, of the Engineer's département, London County Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 72 John Coleman Kenworthy, author: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- ff. 73, 132, 148 J. R. Robinson, Secretary, Wigan and District Trades and Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1894.
- ff. 74b, 79 Marion Harry Alexander Spielmann, author and journalist: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 76 Edward Hodson Bayley, MP: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.78 W. Abbott, house-painter, of Kings Cross: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 80 F. Baines, Walworth Branch, Social Democratic Federation: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 81 John Batchelor, Secretary, Operative Bricklayers' Society: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1894.
- ff. 82, 93, 94, 183, 269 Arthur Harris, Secretary, Labour Protection League: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-[1906?].
- f. 84 Allen Gee, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.85 V. J. Martin, Tasmanian trade unionist: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- ff. 88, 136 Ben Turner, trade unionist and Labour politician: Letters to J. Burns: 1893, 1894.
- ff. 89, 119 Terence A. Flynn, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1893-1895.
- ff. 91, 187 Harry Gosling, afterwards MP; CH 1917: Letters to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 92 Robert Fisher, Secretary, Lincoln and District Trade and Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1893-1895.
- f. 95 Edmund Robbins, Manager, Press Association, Ltd.; KBE 1917: Letter to A. H. Burn: 1894.
- f. 95 Alfred Horden Burn, Secretary, Battersea Liberal and Radical Association: Letter to, from E. Robbins: 1894.
- f. 97 Nina Rosen, née Roche; wife of F Rosen: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 99 Heber David Peters, Secretary, Maidstone and District Trades Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 100 Robert Rust, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.101 Daniel Cormack, of Plaistow: Letter to G. N. Barnes: 1894.
- f. 104b George Jones, Secretary, Middlesbrough Trades' and Labour Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 108 William James Thorne, MP; PC 1945: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1890-1905.
- ff. 109 b, 194 b Isaac Harvey, Secretary, North Staffordshire Trades and Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1892-1899.
- ff. 112, 117 R. Morgan, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1894.
- ff. 113, 115, 210, 263b John James Sexby, Chief Officer, Parks and Open Spaces Sub-département, LCC: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1894-1896.
- f.116 Alexander Stables, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 120b R. Jenkins, trade unionist: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 122 S. Vickerson, trade unionist: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 123 b Thomas Monk, of Birmingham: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.125 John James Bond, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 126 Frederick Stanley: Joint letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 126 George Francis, employee of Messrs. Foster & Dicksee, of Chelsea: Joint letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 126 George Marshall, employee of Messrs Foster & Dicksee, of Chelsea: Joint letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- ff. 128, 170, 202 Corrie Grant, Progressive School Board Election Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 129 John Bayley-White, of Hunton, Maidstone: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 133 Charles Fogden, trade unionist: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 134 F. H. Duff, American Freemason: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.137 William Tomlin, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 139 J. J. Chapman, of Rotherhithe: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.140 John Bowyer, of the Independent Total Abstinent Sons of the Phoenix: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.141b C. Sullivan, of the Amalgamated Stevedores' Labour Protection League: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.143 T. F. Morgan, Secretary, the People's League: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.144 Frederick Hazell, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 145 William Bailey, Secretary, Nottinghamshire Miners' Association: Letters to J. Burns: 1893-1895.
- f. 147 Thomas Ashton, Secretary, Lancashire and Cheshire Miners' Federation; not Thomas Ashton of the Oldham Amalgamated Trades Counci: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 149 Moses Pezaro & Son; cigar manufacturers, Spitalfields: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 150b Thomas F. Allen, trade unionist: Letters to J. Burns: 1893, 1894.
- f.152 Donald C. Fraser, Secretary, Highland Land Law Reform Association of London: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 154 James Rose, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 156 Joseph Ryan, Secretary, H M Customs Boatmen's Association, Port of London: Letters to J. Burns: 1893-1895.
- f. 158b Dobson Longley, Secretary, Marshall Street Brotherhood, Leeds: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 161 W. Benstead, of the Pianoforte and Cabinet French Polishers' Society: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 162 Benjamin Tom Hall, of the Progressive School Board Election Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 163 Thomas Somerville, of Bedford: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 167 William Abraham, MP: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 168 T. Grundy, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.169 Frank Gillman, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1892, 1894.
- ff. 172, 230 Harry De La Hooke, clerk, LCC: Letters to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.173 Walter Calderwood, Secretary, Woolwich and District Trades and Labour Council: Letters to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 175 P. Reid, Secretary, Dundee and District United Trades Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 176 Frank Little, of Battersea: Letter to, from J. Burns: 1894.
- f.178 John Thomas Pilditch, surveyor to Battersea Vestry: Letters to J. Burns: 1890, 1894.
- f. 180 John Cronin, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 181b Frederick Isaacson Coppin, Superintendent, Battersea Park: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 185b Joseph Havelock Wilson, MP: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1890-1894.
- f. 187 J. H. Chelton, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 188 Edgar Soames, of Bromley: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 189 Edwin Hill, Secretary, Trowbridge Weavers' Association: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 191 P. McLurie, applicant for lodging-house inspectorship: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 193 R. Chisholm Robertson, of Glasgow: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.: Typewritten. Signed.
- f. 196 Arthur William Shepherd, commercial traveller, of Sheffield: Letters to J. Burns: 1894, 1895.
- f.198 J. Bacock, Secretary, Educational département, Peterborough Co-operative Soc., Ltd: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.199 Miss Mary G. Burnett, journalist: Letters to Mrs. M. C. Burns: 1893, 1894.
- f. 200 Ambrose Shepherd, Congregationalist minister, of Reading: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 204 James Dibb, Secretary, Castleford and District Trades Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 206 Thomas James Macnamara, PC; MP: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1894-1912.
- f. 208 William Douglas Morrison, assistant chaplain, Wandsworth Prison: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 211 Frank Thurston, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1894, 1896.
- ff. 211, 213 Henry William Massingham, journalist: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1890-1922.
- f. 214 James Cooper, mechanic, of Winchester: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 215 Henry Musgrave Reade, author: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 216 b F. Wensley, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 218 Walter Barratt, of Stepney: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 220b Edwin Henry Kerwin, Secretary, Tower Hamlets Mission: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 222 George Martin, of Hornsey: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.223b Arthur William Ireland, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 225 H. C. Ockenden, trade union official: Letters to J. Burns: 1893, 1894.
- ff. 226, 245b Clementina Black, Deputy Treasurer, Women's Trade Union Association: Letters to J. Burns: 1891-1914.
- f.232 Miss Constance Williams, Secretary, Progressive School Board Election Council: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- ff. 234b, 243 John Elliott, trade unionist: Correspondence with J. Burns: 1892, 1894.
- f.238b Edward Goodwin, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 240 Henry Holloway, Knight 1917: Letters to J. Burns: 1890-1894.
- f.241b Holloway Bros; builders, Battersea: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 244 Joseph P. Harrison, of the Sons of Temperance: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- ff. 247b, 249b,254b Graham Wallas, political scientist: Letters to J. Burns: 1890, 1894.
- f. 251 E. Marsden, temperance worker: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 252 F. J. Knight, of Sittingbourne Co-operative Society: Letters to J. Burns: 1894, 1895.
- f. 256 C. P. Squires, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 260 Peter Ross, trade union official: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f.264 J. L. Bond, unemployed clerk, of Wembley: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 266 Henry A. Morriss, of Queen's Park: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 270 Charles Iremonger, of Lambeth: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
- f. 271 Christopher Jeffares McCombe, Methodist Episcopal minister, of Cleveland, Ohio, USA: Letter to J. Burns: 1894.
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- Abbott, W., house-painter, of Kings Cross (Subject)
Abraham, William, MP (Subject)
Allen, Thomas F., trade unionist (Subject)
Amos, Sarah Maclardie, wife of Sheldon Amos (Subject)
Ashton, Thomas, Secretary, Lancashire and Cheshire Miners' Federation; not Thomas Ashton of the Oldham Amalgamated Trades Counci (Subject)
Bacock, J, Secretary, Educational département, Peterborough Co-operative Soc., Ltd, fl 1894 (Subject)
Bailey, William, Secretary, Nottinghamshire Miners' Association, fl 1895 (Subject)
Baines, F., of the Social Democratic Federation (Walworth Branch), fl 1894 (Subject)
Ballard, Edward, Secretary, London Carmen's Trade Union, fl 1894 (Subject)
Barnes, Thomas E., Secretary, London and Provincial Domestic Servants' Union, fl late 19th century (Subject)
Barratt, Walter, of Stepney; correspondent of John Elliot Burns, fl 1894 (Subject)
Batchelor, John, Secretary, Operative Bricklayers' Society, fl 1894 (Subject)
Bayley, Edward Hodson, businessman and politician, 1841-1938 (Subject)
Benstead, W., of the Pianoforte and Cabinet French Polishers' Society (Subject)
Black, Clementina, Deputy Treasurer Women's Trade Union Association (Subject)
Blashill, Thomas, Superintending Architect to the London County Council (Subject)
Bond, J. L., unemployed clerk, of Wembley (Subject)
Bond, John James, trade union official (Subject)
Bowyer, John, of the Independent Total Abstinent Sons of the Phoenix (Subject)
Brown, Harry, schoolmaster, of Durham (Subject)
Burn, Alfred Horden, Secretary, Battersea Liberal and Radical Association (Subject)
Burnett, Mary G., Miss; journalist (Subject)
Calderwood, Walter, Secretary, Woolwich and District Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Chapman, J. J., of Rotherhithe (Subject)
Chelton, J. H., trade union official (Subject)
Clark, John, socialist (Subject)
Cleverley, G., Secretary, Norwich and District Trades' and Labour Council (Subject)
Collins, J. E., Secretary, Labour Protection League (Subject)
Connellan, O., Secretary, Leeds Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Cooper, James, mechanic, of Winchester (Subject)
Coppin, Frederick Isaacson, Superintendent, Battersea Park (Subject)
Cormack, Daniel, of Plaistow (Subject)
Cronin, John, trade union official (Subject)
Dew, George, secretary of the London Building Trade Committee and correspondent of John Burns, fl 1892-1905 (Subject)
Dibb, James, trade unionist and correspondent of John Elliott Burns, fl 1894 (Subject)
Duff, F H, freemason, fl 1894 (Subject)
Duffey, John, trade union official, fl 1891-1894 (Subject)
Elleston, George, trade union official, fl 1894 (Subject)
Elliott, John, trade unionist (Subject)
Empson, K, trade union official, fl 1894 (Subject)
Fisher, Robert, trade council secretary, fl 1893-1895 (Subject)
Flynn, Terence A, trade union official, fl 1893-1895 (Subject)
Fogden, Charles, trade unionist, fl 1894 (Subject)
Foster, J. E., Secretary, Woolwich and District Eight Hours' Committee (Subject)
Francis, George, employee of Messrs. Foster & Dicksee, of Chelsea (Subject)
Fraser, Donald C., Secretary, Highland Land Law Reform Association of London (Subject)
Garside, William, trade unionist and correspondent of John Burns, fl 1894 (Subject)
Gee, Allen, trade union official and correspondent of John Burns, fl 1894 (Subject)
Gillman, Frank, trade union official, fl 1892-1894 (Subject)
Goodwin, Edward, trade union official, fl 1894 (Subject)
Gosling, Harry, politician and trade unionist, 1861-1930 (Subject)
Grant, Corrie, correspondent of John Burns, fl 1894 (Subject)
Grundy, T W, trade union official and correspondent of John Burns, fl 1894 (Subject)
Grundy, T, trade union official and correspondent of John Burns, fl 1894 (Subject)
Hall, Benjamin Tom, of the Progressive School Board Election Council (Subject)
Harding, J., Secretary, Northwich Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Harris, Arthur, Secretary, Labour Protection League (Subject)
Harrison, Joseph P., of the Sons of Temperance (Subject)
Harvey, Isaac, Secretary, North Staffordshire Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Hazell, Frederick, trade union official (Subject)
Hewitt, David Basil, of Northwich, county Cheshire (Subject)
Hicks, Frances, Miss; Secretary, Women's Trade Union Association (Subject)
Hill, Edwin, Secretary, Trowbridge Weavers' Association (Subject)
Holloway White Allom, construction company, 1882-2011 (Subject)
Holloway, Henry, Knight 1917 (Subject)
Hooke, Harry, clerk, fl 1892-1894 (Subject)
Ingham, James, Secretary, Brighton Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Ireland, Arthur William, trade union official (Subject)
Iremonger, Charles, of Lambeth (Subject)
Jenkins, R., trade unionist (Subject)
Johnson, Mary E., wife of E Johnson, grocer, of Whitchurch, county Shropshire (Subject)
Jones, George, Secretary, Middlesbrough Trades' and Labour Council (Subject)
Kaye, William, Secretary, Devonport Eight Hours' Committee (Subject)
Kenworthy, John Coleman, author (Subject)
Kerwin, Edwin Henry, Secretary, Tower Hamlets Mission (Subject)
Knight, F. J., of Sittingbourne Co-operative Society (Subject)
Lincoln, John, trade union official (Subject)
Little, Frank, of Battersea (Subject)
Lomas, Ezra, trade union official (Subject)
Longley, Dobson, Secretary, Marshall Street Brotherhood, Leeds (Subject)
Lord Mayor, Corporation, etc, London (Subject)
Macnamara, Thomas James, PC, MP (Subject)
Macrory, Louis George Frederick, MP, of Battersea (Subject)
Marsden, E., temperance worker (Subject)
Marshall, George, employee of Messrs Foster & Dicksee, of Chelsea (Subject)
Martin, George, of Hornsey (Subject)
Martin, V. J., Tasmanian trade unionist (Subject)
Massingham, Henry William, journalist (Subject)
Matthew, William, trade union official (Subject)
McCombe, Christopher Jeffares, Methodist Episcopal minister, of Cleveland, Ohio, USA (Subject)
McIntosh, W. M., Secretary, Blyth and District Trade and Labour Council (Subject)
McLurie, P., applicant for lodging-house inspectorship (Subject)
Moir, John, surgeon and physician, of Leytonstone (Subject)
Monk, Thomas, of Birmingham (Subject)
Morgan, R., trade union official (Subject)
Morgan, T. F., Secretary, the People's League (Subject)
Morrison, William Douglas, assistant chaplain, Wandsworth Prison (Subject)
Morriss, Henry A., of Queen's Park (Subject)
Moses Pezaro & Son, cigar manufacturers, Spitalfields (Subject)
Newman, C., trade union official (Subject)
Ockenden, H. C., trade union official (Subject)
Otley, Arthur, trade union official (Subject)
Patterson, William Hammond, Secretary, Durham Miners' Association (Subject)
Perry, Joseph, of London Cabdrivers' Trade Union (Subject)
Peters, Heber David, Secretary, Maidstone and District Trades Council (Subject)
Pilditch, John Thomas, surveyor to Battersea Vestry (Subject)
Pritchard, William H., of Capetown, S Africa (Subject)
Proctor, T., Chairman, Devonport Eight Hours' Committee (Subject)
Reade, Henry Musgrave, author (Subject)
Reddy, William Albert, Secretary, Forty-Eight Hours' Committee (Subject)
Reid, P., Secretary, Dundee and District United Trades Council (Subject)
Robbins, Edmund, Manager, Press Association, Ltd.; KBE 1917 (Subject)
Robertson, R. Chisholm, of Glasgow (Subject)
Robinson, J. R., Secretary, Wigan and District Trades and Labour Council (Subject)
Rogers, S. C., widow of J W Rogers, of Clapham (Subject)
Rose, James, trade union official (Subject)
Rosen, Nina, née Roche; wife of F Rosen (Subject)
Ross, Peter, trade union official (Subject)
Rowlinson, George Henry, Sec Forest of Dean Labour Association (Subject)
Rust, Robert, trade union official (Subject)
Ryan, Joseph, Secretary, H M Customs Boatmen's Association, Port of London (Subject)
Sadler, C. S., trade union official (Subject)
Sexby, John James, Chief Officer, Parks and Open Spaces Sub-département, LCC (Subject)
Shepherd, Ambrose, Congregationalist minister, of Reading (Subject)
Shepherd, Arthur William, commercial traveller, of Sheffield (Subject)
Shipton, George, Secretary, London Trades' Council (Subject)
Soames, Edgar, of Bromley (Subject)
Somerset, Isabella Caroline, wife of Lord H R C Somerset (Subject)
Somerville, Thomas, of Bedford (Subject)
Spielmann, Marion Harry Alexander, author and journalist (Subject)
Squires, C. P., trade union official (Subject)
Stables, Alexander, trade union official (Subject)
Stanley, Frederick, of Add MS 46294 (Subject)
Sullivan, C., of the Amalgamated Stevedores' Labour Protection League (Subject)
Symmonds, George James, of the Engineer's département, London County Council (Subject)
Taylor, Henry Robert, trade union official (Subject)
Thorne, William James, MP; PC 1945 (Subject)
Thorpe, W. H., trade union official (Subject)
Thurston, Frank, trade union official (Subject)
Tomlin, William, trade union official (Subject)
Tuckwell, Gertrude Mary, Miss CH (Subject)
Turner, Ben, trade unionist and Labour politician (Subject)
Verdon, Joseph, Secretary, London Building Trades Federation (Subject)
Vickerson, S., trade unionist (Subject)
Walker, Arthur John, Secretary, Electrical Trades' Union (Subject)
Wallas, Graham, political scientist (Subject)
Wensley, F., trade union official (Subject)
White, John, of Hunton, Maidstone, fl 1894 (Subject)
Wilkins, William Marcus, Vestry Clerk, Battersea (Subject)
Williams, Constance, Miss; Secretary, Progressive School Board Election Council (Subject)
Wilson, James, trade union official (Subject)
Wilson, Joseph Havelock, MP (Subject) - Places:
- London, United Kingdom
London, county of, England
Westminster, England