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CORRESPONDENCE (chronological sequence)

ALLARD, W to Mrs. B. [N.d.] a.1s 164

AMALGAMATED UNION OF ELECTRICAL OPERATIVES to W.W.B 20.04.1890 ms. letter signed by R. Steadman 66

AMAN, D. Leigh to W.W.B. 31.08.1921 a.p.c.s. 152

AMAN, O. Leigh to Mrs. Knight 15.11.1925 a.p.c.s. 154

"AN ANARCHIST MILITANT" to W.W.B [N.d.] a.l.s. 165

AVELING, Eleanor Marx to A.K. Donald 02.02.1887 a.1.s. 1

AVELING, Edward

to W.W.B 04. 04.1888 a.1.s. 5

to W.W.B 11.04.1888 ms. letter signed by Sarah S. Gostling 7

to W.W.B 01.05.1888 typed p.c. initialled E.B. 9

to W.W.B 31.08.1889 a.1.s. 56

to W.W.B 03.09.1889 a.p.c.s. 57

to W.W.B 20.02.1890 telegram 59

to W.W.B 21.02.1890 typed letter, signed 61

to W.W.B 26.02.1890 a.1.s. 62

BARKER, Ambrose G. to W.W.B [N.d.] a.1.s. 166

BARTLETT, William Walter

to Annie Besant 30.06.1890 ms. letter, draft fragment 70

[to an unidentified addressee] 07.05.1893 a.l.s. 90

[to an unidentified addressee] 14.05.1893 a.1.s. 91

[to an unidentified addressee] 24.05.1893 a.1.s. 92

[to an unidentified addressee] 08.06.1893 a.1.s. 93

[to an unidentified addressee] 12.06.1893 a.1.s. 94

[to an unidentified addressee] 19.06.1893 a.1.s. 95

[to an unidentified addressee] 25.06.1893 a.1.s. 96

[to an unidentified addressee] 28.06.1893 a.1.s. 97

[to an unidentified addressee] 09.7.1893 a.l.s. 98

[to an unidentified addressee] 16.07.1893 a.l.s. 99

[to an unidentified addressee] 25.07.1893 a.l.s. 100. Notepaper is headed The "Red Van" of the English Land Restoration League

[to an unidentified addressee] 15.02.1896 a.1.s. 110

to Mr. Greaves 15.07.1942 a.1.s. 163

BERNSTEIN, Edward to W.W.B. 21.10.1890 a.1.s. 73

BESANT, Annie

to W.W.B. 08.03.1888 a.1.s. 4

to W.W.B. 05.07.1888 a.1.s. 20

to W.W.B. 01.07.1890 a.1.s. 71

BLOOMSBURY SOCIALIST SOCIETY to C.J. Drummond 27.12.1888 ms. letter signed by W.G. Killick 31

BRITISH SOCIALIST PARTY, Brighton Branch to W.W.B. 27.02.1912 ms. letter signed by Ernest Marsh 150

BROOKS, F. to W.W.B 02.06.1914 a.p.c.s. 151

BURGESS, J.W. to W.W.B [N.d.] p.c. signed 167

BURNS, John

to W.W.B 08.03.1889 a.p.c.s. 47

to W.W.B [10.03.1889] a.1.s. 48

 

BURROWS, Herbert

to W.W.B 29.08.1888 a.l.s. 25

to W.W.B 01.03.1889 a.l.s. 46

CAMPBELL, R.J. to W.W.B. 02.10.1907 typed letter, stamped signature 139

CAMPBELL, W.H.P. see CHRISTIAN SOCIALIST SOCIETY

CHAMBERS, W.A. to W.W.B. 26.12.1888 a.1.s. 30

CHANCEL, E. to W.W.B. 04.08.1909 a.p.c.s. 146

CHARING CROSS PARLIAMENT to W.W.B [N.d] duplicated circular signed by E.T. Edmonds 168

CHARLES, F. see SOCIALIST LEAGUE, Council

CHRISTIAN SOCIALIST SOCIETY to W.W.B 19.05.1888 ms. letter signed by W.H.P. Campbell 13

CLERMIDY, Felix to Bartlett family 30.01.1911 a.p.c.s. 149

COLLISON, William

to W.W.B. 28.12.1893 a.1.s. 102

to W.W.B 30.12.1893 a.l.s. 104

COMMUNIST VEREIN, London to W.W.B. 22.04.1890 ms. letter signed by Fred Lessner 67

CONNELL, J. to W.G. Killick 27.12.1888 a.1.s. 32

CONWAY, Moncure Daniel

to W.W.B. 20.11.1903 a.p.c.s. 125

to W.W.B 23.12.1903 a.l.s. 126

COUNTY COUNCIL OF LONDON to W.W.B 11.02.1889 ms. letter signed by H. Dela Hooke 42

CREMER, W. N. to W.W.B [N.d.] printed card 169

CROZIER, W. E. see EIGHT HOUR DAY DEMONSTRATION, South Western Organising Committee

CUNNINGHAME GRAHAM, Robert Bontine see GRAHAM, Robert Bontine Cunninghame

CUNNINGHAME GRAHAM, S see GRAHAM, S. Cunninghame

CURRAN, Pete

to W.W.B. 08.04.1907 a.1.s. 137

to W.W.B. 30.04.1907 a.p.c.s., with ms. receipt attached 138

DAVITT, Michael to W.W.B. 01.07.1888 a.1.s. 19

DEAKIN, J.T. to W.W.B 30.06.1888 a.l.s. 18

DE MATTOS, W.S. to W.W.B. 07.03.1892 a.p.c.s. 81

DENNE, E. to W.W.B. 17.02.1908 a.1.s. 140

DICKINSON, D.C. see LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, Librarian

EDMONDS, E.T. see CHARING CROSS PARLIAMENT

EDWARDS, George

to W.W.B 11.05.1898 a.l.s. 114

to W.W.B 09.05.1924 a.l.s. 153

EIGHT HOUR DAY DEMONSTRATION, South Western Organising Committee to W.W.B [April 1890] ms. letter signed by W.E. Crozier 69

ENGLISH LAND RESTORATION LEAGUE see VERINDER, Frederick

ENGLISH LEAGUE FOR THE TAXATION OF LAND VALUES to W.W.B. 17.04.1909 duplicated letter, with printed p.c. 145

FABIAN SOCIETY to W.W.B. 19.03.1892 subscription receipt signed by Edward R. Pease and Hubert Bland 83

FABIAN SOCIETY see OLIVER, Sydney

FABIAN SOCIETY see PEASE, Edward R.

FARMER, L. see LONDON REFORM UNION

FISHER, Alexander to W.W.B. 16.05.1888 a.1.s. 12

FLETCHER, A.E. to W.W.B. 20.12.1893 a.1.s. 101

FLETCHER MOULTON, John see MOULTON, John Fletcher

FLOCKTON, J. see SOCIALIST LEAGUE, Clerkenwell Branch

FOULGER, John W.C. to W.W.B [N.d.] a.l.s. 170 see WEST MARYLEBONE LIBERAL AND RADICAL ASSOCIATION

FULFORD, George R. to W.W.B. 16.04.1890 a.p.c.s. 64

GARRITY, Edward to W.W.B. 09.10.1906 a.1.s. 134

GOSTLING, Sarah S.

to W.W.B. 05.06.1888 a.1.s. 14

to W.W.B 14.06.1888 a.l.s. 15

GOWER, F. Leveson see LEVESON-GOWER, F.

GRAHAM, Robert Bontine Cunninghame

to W.G. Killick 12.01.1889 a.p.c.s. 37

to W.W.B. 04.08.1889 a.l.s. 55

GRAHAM, S. Cunninghame

to W.W.B 17.06.1889 a.l.s. 50

to W.W.B 18.06.1889 a.l.s. 51

to W.W.B 30.06.1889 a.l.s. 52

HALSE, Clarence R. to W.W.B 14.01.1889 a.l.s. 38

HALSE, TRUSTRAM & Co. to W.W.B 10.01.1889 ms. letter unsigned 36

HEADLAM, Stewart D.

to W.W.B 09.10.1890 a.l.s. 72

to W.W.B 31.12.1893 a.l.s. 105

HENDERSON, M.J. to W.W.B 21.04.1897 a.l.s. 111

HOLYOAKE, G.J. to W.W.B 30.01.1901 a.p.c.s. 122

HOOKE, H. Dela see COUNTY COUNCIL OF LONDON

HOPKINS, A. Barnett to W.W.B 13.03.1891 a.l.s. 76

HUNT, John to W.W.B 15.02.1888 a.1.s. 3

HUTTON, J.

to W.W.B 07.04.1888 a.l.s. 6

to W.W.B 22.12.1888 a.l.s. 28

to W.W.B 26.12.1888 a.l.s. 29

HYNDMAN, H. M. to W.W.B 11.11.1888 a.l.s. 27

HYNDMAN SOCIALIST FELLOWSHIP to W.W.B 04.01.1937 duplicated circular 160

INSKIP, Sir Thomas Walker Hobart to W.W.B 23.05.1934 a.l.s. 155

KILLICK, W.G. see BLOOMSBURY SOCIALIST SOCIETY

KING, A.G. see THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, Brighton

KING, H. to W.W.B. 29.08.1901 a.1.s. 124

LABOUR LEAGUE to W.W.B. [early April?] 1890 ms. letter signed by Joseph Rogers 74

LANSBURY, George to W.W.B. 17.04.1890 a.1.s. 65

LEE, H.W. see SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC FEDERATION

LESSNER, Fred see COMMUNIST VEREIN

LEVESON-GOWER, F. to W.J. Smith 15.07.1889 a.1.s. 54

LONDON REFORM UNION to W.W.B March 1893 printed card signed by L. Farmer 89

LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, Librarian

to W.W.B 14.06.1937 typed letter 161

to W.W.B 17.06.1937 typed letter signed 162

MAHON, J. R. to W.W.B 04.01.[l889] a.p.c.s. 34

MANN, Tom to W.W.B. 16.02.1893 a.p.c.s. 87 see NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE

MARRIOTT, to W.W.B 02.01.1889 a.l.s. 33

MARSH, Ernest see BRITISH SOCIALIST PARTY, Brighton Branch

MARSH, J.C. to W.W.B. 20.02.1890 a.1.s. 60

MATTOS, W.S. de see DE MATTOS, W.S.

MOORE, Ada to W.W.B [N.d.] a.p.c.s. 171

MORRIS, John to W.W.B. 02.06.1906 a.1.s. 130

MOULTON, John Fletcher to W.W.B. 22.07.1898 a.1.s. 115

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE to W.W.B 18.03.1901 ms. letter signed by Tom Mann, with 2 enclosures 123

OLIVIER, Sydney to W.W.B 02.05.1888 a.l.s. 10

PARNELL, W. to W.W.B 07.01.1889 a.l.s. 35

PATTERSON, George W.

to W.W.B 04.09.1936 a.p.c.s. 157

to W.W.B 18.09.1936 a.1.s. with enclosure (The Trade Unionist, Sept. 1936) 158

to W.W.B. 18.11.1936 duplicated letter 159

PEACOCK, W. Arthur to W.W.B 25.08.1936 typed letter, signed, with 2 enclosures 156

PEASE, Edward R.

to W.W.B 14.03.1892 a.l.s. 82

to W.W.B 12.03.[1893?] a.1.s. 88

to W.W.B 29.12.1893 a.p.c.s. 103

to W.W.B 13.11.1895 a.p.c.s. 109

to W.W.B 08.03.1904 a.1.s. 129

ROGERS, Joseph see LABOUR LEAGUE

SEAGER, I. Renwick to W.W.B 30.04.1892 printed letter 84

SHACKLETON, David James to W.W.B 12.09.1906 a.l.s. 133

SHAW-MAXWELL, to W.W.B 14.03.1891 a.l.s. 77

SMITH, Frank

to W.W.B 14.02.1893 a.l.s. 86

to W.W.B on behalf of Mr. Hardie 08.04.1907 a.p.c.s. 136

SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC FEDERATION to W.W.B 05.05.1888 ms. letter signed by H.W. Lee 11

SOCIALIST LEAGUE, Clerkenwell Branch to W.W.B 29.04.1888 ms. letter signed by J. Flockton and others 8

SOCIALIST LEAGUE, Council to the members of the Bloomsbury Branch, Socialist League 28.06.1888 ms. letter signed by F. Charles 17

STEADMAN, R. see AMALGAMATED UNION OF ELECTRICAL OPERATIVES

STOCKER, B. Dimsdale to W.W.B 11.10.1906 a.l.s. 135

SUTTON, H. to W.W.B. 14.05.1895 a.1.s. 108

TAYLOR, Annie

to W.W.B. 26.07.1888 a.1.s. 23

to W.W.B 20.08.1888 a.l.s. 26

TAYLOR, S. see UPHOLSTERERS' PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY

THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, Brighton to W.W.B. 20.05.1900 ms. letter signed by A.G. King with 2 enclosures 121

THORNE, Will

to W.W.B 09.03.1890 a.1.s. 63

to W.W.B 16.04.1891 a.1.s. 78

TRUELOVE, M.H. to W.W.B 29.01.1904 a.l.s. 127

to W.W.B 24.02.1904 a.l.s. 128

to W.W.B 06. 2.1908 a.p.c.s. 141

to W.W.B 27.12.1908 a.p.c.s. 142

to W.W.B 15.03.1909 a.p.c.s. 143

to W.W.B 05.04.1909 a.p.c.s. 144

to W.W.B 24.09.1909 a.l.s. 147

UPHOLSTERERS' PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY to W.W.B 16.04.1889 printed letter signed by S. Taylor 49

VERINDER, Frederick

to W.W.B. 20.12.1897 a.1.s. 112

to W.W.B. 22.12.1897 a.1.s. 113

to W.W.B 30.07.1898 a.l.s. 116

to Harcourt, Mills and Co. 30.07.1898 a.l.s. 117

to W.W.B 31.05.1899 a.l.s. 118

to W.W.B 02.06.1899 a.l.s. 119

to W.W.B 07.06.1899 a.l.s. 120

VERNEY, Edmund

to W.W.B 31.07.1906 a.l.s. 131

to W.W.B 03.08.1906 typed letter, signed 132

WADDINGTON, N. to W.W.B 02.06.1910 a.p.c.s. 148

WARDLE, David A. to W.W.B 11.01.1891 a.l.s. 75

WARDLE, Thomas E. to W.W.B 18.07.1888 a.1.s. 22

WATTS, J. Hunter to W.W.B 19.02.1889 a.1.s. 45

WEBB, Sidney James, lst baron Passfield

to W.W.B 08.01.1888 a.1.s. 2

to W.W.B 16.06.1888 a.1.s. 16

to W.W.B 15.07.1888 a.l.s. 21

to W.W.B 22.08.1888 a.1.s. 24

to W.W.B 27.01.1889 a.1.s. 40

to W.W.B 08.02.1889 a.l.s. 41

to W.W.B 15.02.1889 a.p.c.s. 43

to W.W.B 19.02.1889 a.p.c.s. 44

to W.W.B 13.07.1889 a.l.s. 53

to W.W.B 13.11.1889 a.1.s. 58

to W.W.B 18.10.1891 a.l.s. 79

to W.W.B 15.01.1894 ms. letter 106

to W.W.B 07.03.1895 a.1.s. 107

WELLS, J.M. to W.W.B 26.01.1889 a.1.s. 39

WEST MARYLEBONE LIBERAL AND RADICAL ASSOCIATION to W.W.B 17.06.1892 ms. letter signed by John C. Foulger 85

WHEATLEY, Colonel to W.W.B. 29.04.1890 ms. letter, unsigned 68

WHITE, Polly to W.W.B. 09.11.1891 a.1.s. 80

[a.l.s. from 11 Oxford Rd. Islington. N.d. signature indecipherable] 172

[Letter from 39 Doughty Street. N.d. signature indecipherable] 173

[Picture post card of Fecamp to Felix Clermidy. 29.06.1911. Signature indecipherable] 174

MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS

Handbills and posters

Bloomsbury Socialist Society. H.M. Hyndman lecture. 26.11.[ ] Lecture by Harold Cox. 25.10.1888. Verso: manuscript notes

Borough of Finsbury Liberal & Radical Federation. Are the London police to be made soldiers ? Speakers: Annie Besant, Herbert Burrows. 09.10.1888

Brighton Lodge of the Theosophical Society. Lecture by Mrs. Annie Besant. 13.10.[ ]

Central Finsbury Radical Club. Free lectures for Jan. 1894. Free lectures for Feb. 1894. Verso: manuscript notes

Chichester and District Labour Party. Daily Herald motor caravan. Addresses. 24.08.1925. 2 copies.

Christian Socialist Society. Public meeting. 14.05.[ ]

Communist Club. A free course of lectures on current topics May [ ] - 2 copies on one of which there are manuscript notes

Dome [Brighton]. Socialism. Victor Grayson, M.P, on "The unpardonable sin" 02.03.[ ]

Eight Hours Legal Working Day. Demonstration, Hyde Park on May 4th, 1890. Demonstration poster. May 4th 1890. Top half missing.

Eight Hour Working Day. International demonstration. 01.05.1890

Independent Labour Party, Newcastle. Mr. W. Bartlett will deliver two lectures. 09.02.[ ]

The Land and the People. Mr. W. Bartlett ... in High Shields on February 19th, 1896. Free public lecture by Mr. W.W. Bartlett at the Labour Club, Brighton. 25.10.[ ]. Meeting to be addressed by Mr. W.W. Bartlett [N. d]

Land Restoration Van, No.5. Public Meetings. Speaker: George Palmer, Aug., Sept., 1897

Middlesex Hall. Sunday morning lectures by Robert Harding. Oct., Nov., [ ]

Midland Railway Strike. A series of meetings. 14.08.[ ]

National Anti-Sweating League. Handbill. [N.d.]

National Union of Railwaymen and The South Hants Labour Party. A public meeting. 21.04.[ ] 2 copies

No local rates or taxes. Mr. W.W. Bartlett will address a public meeting. 24.01.1896. 2 copies

Northampton and Constitutional right. A national demonstration. 15.02.[ ]

Plumstead Radical Club. Sunday evening lectures for the people. October [1890] Verso: manuscript notes

Red Van. A demonstration will take place at Wheathampstead. 22.05.1893. Public meeting. [1895]

St. Clement's. Course of addresses. October [ ]

Social Democratic Federation. The starving hindoos!! Public meeting. Speaker: Hyndman. 25.01.[ ]

Social Democratic Federation. Paddington and Bayswater Branch. Lecture list. 1887-1888.

Socialism v. tariff reform as a remedy for unemployment. Public debate, organised by Brighton Fabian Society 13.01.1909.

Socialist League. Bloomsbury Branch. Sarah S. Gostling will lecture on India. 14.06.1888.

Swalwell Co-operative Society Ltd. A course of three lectures will be given by Mr. W.W. Bartlett and Miss Enid Stacy. Jan. Feb. [ ]. 2 copies.

Sweating System. Public meeting under the auspices of the London Industrial Co-operative Clothing Manufacturing Society. 26.09.1888.

Trams in danger - Brighton. Handbill. 01.12.1903.

Local Government Election Material

Brighton Borough of Brighton, Montpelier Ward Election publicity card of W.W. Bartlett, with candidate's photograph. November 1906 Verso: canvassing notes for Chatham Place. Ms. Nomination paper of W.W. Bartlett. November 1907. 1 leaf. Workers rally to the support of Bartlett Handbill. 1907

Brighton Borough of Brighton Preston Ward. To the burgesses of Preston Ward. Election letter of J.H. Clynick. November 1896. 1 leaf

Brighton Borough of Brighton St John's Ward. Vote for Bartlett. Handbill [N.d.] 2 copies

Islington Islington Vestry Election. List of Progressive candidates. December 1894. 1 card

Islington St. Mary Islington Guardian Election. Non-political candidates. December, 1894. 2 cards

St. Pancras St. Pancras Board of Guardians. To the electors...attend meeting in support of the candidature of Messrs. Bartlett and Clothier. Candidate's joint letter. [N.d.] 1 leaf. 2 copies

St. Pancras St. Pancras Guardian Election Ward 7. Vote for Bower and Haine. Handbill [N.d.]

South St. Pancras County Council Election. Amount & items of expenditure incurred by W.W. Bartlett ... January, 1889. 1 leaf. Ms. A public meeting...in support of...W.W. Bartlett. Handbill. January 1889. 2 copies. To the electors of South St. Pancras...W.W. Bartlett [election manifesto, January 1889]. Verso: Manuscript notes. 1 leaf. 2 copies. To the Liberal Association, South St. Pancras, Mr. Bartlett's Committee would make the following suggestions..1 leaf. Ms.

Warblington Urban District of Warblington. Notice that no poll will be taken. March, 1927. 1 leaf

[unidentified] Urban District Council. Election poster of W.W. Bartlett and A.G. Mills. 1919. Lacks heading. Photograph attached. Printed in Emsworth.

Personalia

A collection of union membership cards belonging to Miss Bartlett. Amalgamated Society of Telephone Employees. 1915, 1 card. Union of Post Office Workers. 1921-1935, 10 cards

Miscellaneous accounts and receipt. 1910. 1929. 3 items

Miscellaneous inventories, notes. 5 leaves. Ms.

National Union of Gas Workers & General Labourers of Great Britain & Ireland. [Motion]. Signed by Will Thorne. [N.d.]. 1 leaf. Ms.

Photographs. Annie Besant. 1 photograph. A.E. Fletcher. 1 photograph, signed

Social ephemera. 1 calendar. 1 invitation card. 1 picture post card, unused. 2 membership cards. 2 menu cards. 3 dance programmes

To the Honourable the Commons of Great Britain. Draft of a petition against the war in South Africa. [N.d.] 1 leaf. Ms.

Political Leaflets

Borough of Marylebone Radical Club. Political executive report. [N.d.]. Verso: Manuscript notes. 1 leaf folded

Clarion Club. Handbill No.l. What is socialism? [N.d.] l leaf.

Clarion Leaflets. No. 1. Practical politics: an object lesson. By Robert Blatchford. [1893]. 4p

English Land Restoration League. W.W. Bartlett's lectures. 1895. 1 leaf folded

Forcible testimonies from England's rulers and teachers...as to the necessity of dealing with the drink scourge. [c. 1896] 4 pp.

Free Labour Association. Manifesto [N.d.] 1 leaf. Statement to Lord Mayor of London. October 1893. 1 leaf. 2 copies

The Labour Leaf, no. 5, Oct. 1886. 4 pp.

The Police and the Public. Remember Trafalgar Square. Text of an address by Annie Besant. 1887. 1 leaf.

Speeches and writings of W.W. Bartlett

The democratic programme and whence it came. [1901] 15 leaves. Ms. [Begins] Fellow workers, I will ask your attention.....[N.d.] 2 leaves folded. Ms.

The street of entertainment. [N. d.] 4 leaves. Typescript. 2 copies

Thomas Paine: an appreciation. 1907. 20 leaves. Ms.

PRESSCUTTINGS

Account book of George Bartlett, builders' merchant. 1866. 283 pp. Later used by W.W. Bartlett as a newscuttings book. Includes cuttings on Labour Movement, Land legislation, Local Government legislation, London County Council, Poverty, Socialism. From Daily Chronicle, Daily News, Star, Sun, Weekly Dispatch, Weekly News & Chronicle, Weekly Times & Echo. [1890-95]

Scrap album. 102 pp. Contains 15 pages of Victorian scraps. Used by W.W. Bartlett as a newscuttings book. Includes cuttings on: Chartism, Eight Hour Day, English Land Restoration League, Socialist and Anarchist trials. From Daily Chronicle, Daily News, Echo, Star, Weekly News & Chronicle, Workingman's Times, and several provincial newspapers. [l888-1893]

Cuttings in folder

Boer War Daily Chronicle 30.10.1901

Daily Chronicle 02.11.1901

Daily Chronicle 06.11.1901

Daily Chronicle 28.11.1901

Brighton Daily Chronicle 07.12.1896

Brighton Herald 04.08.1906

Burns, John The Post 30.10.1943

Daily Herald 01.12.1943

China Daily News 28.11.1901

English Land Restoration League The Journal 29.08.1896

Hampshire driving offence Hampshire Telegraph 14.04.1916

Portsmouth Co-Operative House Evening News 03.09.1937

Shaw, George Bernard News Chronicle 17.11.1943

Daily Herald 18.11.1943

Socialism Reynold's Newspaper 15.11.1896

Daily News 28.11.1901

Evening News 16.05.1914

Trafalgar Square Riots Daily Telegraph 14.11.1887

Daily Telegraph Mar.-Nov. 1888

Star Mar.-Nov. 1888

Newspapers

Daily Chronicle 28.11.1896

Echo 27.04.1897