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Joseph Arch was a member of the Royal Commission on the Condition of the Aged Poor. Sandringham is in the centre of the division for which Mr. Arch then sat in Parliament. There was no member of the Commission with whom the Prince seemed to enjoy a chat or a joke more than with the representative of the agricultural labourers. I had some part in Mr. Arch's first and last contest in North-west Norfolk, and I think I may truly say that no estate in that constituency offered less opposi- tion to h...is candidature than Sandringham did.
CHAPTER X THE 1885 CAMPAIGN THE Trades-Union Congress of 1885 held in Southport was looked forward to with con- siderable interest. The near approach of a General Election in which some milHons of workers would exercise the franchise for the first time heightened the expectation of the trades-unionists in everything pertaining to political life. It was generally anticipated that the result of the elections would be a large increase in the number of Labour representatives in the Imperial Parliament.
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Joseph Arch was a member of the Royal Commission on the Condition of the Aged Poor. Sandringham is in the centre of the division for which Mr. Arch then sat in Parliament. There was no member of the Commission with whom the Prince seemed to enjoy a chat or a joke more than with the representative of the agricultural labourers. I had some part in Mr. Arch's first and last contest in North-west Norfolk, and I think I may truly say that no estate in that constituency offered less opposi- tion to h...is candidature than Sandringham did.
CHAPTER X THE 1885 CAMPAIGN THE Trades-Union Congress of 1885 held in Southport was looked forward to with con- siderable interest. The near approach of a General Election in which some milHons of workers would exercise the franchise for the first time heightened the expectation of the trades-unionists in everything pertaining to political life. It was generally anticipated that the result of the elections would be a large increase in the number of Labour representatives in the Imperial Parliament.
What to read after Henry Broadhurst M P the Story of His Life From a Stonemasons Bench to the?
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