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INDEX
Names mentioned more than once in a page are indexed only once.
Names of places are printed in italics.
A51 T, 14Abbot's Grange, 123, 124Abridgement of Christian
doctrine,
122 Abstract of the Doway Catechism,
122Admiralty, 68 Adshead, S.D., 81 Aldford, 3Alexander, Robert,
83 Alpraham, 2, 11, 14, 15 Alpraham Green, 15 Alpraham Hall, 15
America, 57, 86, 129 Ancient monument, 13 Anderton Carrying
Company, 61 Anne, Queen, consort to Richard II,
133, 134 Atringkam, 55 Ayrton, William, 123
BADD1LEY, 2, 10, 13Baddiley Grange, 10, 14Bahr, Behrend &
Company, 75Baker Family, 16Baltic, 57Bank of England, 42Barker,
Rev. Joseph, 117Barnston, Rev. R., 53Barton, 49Bateman, J.F. The
history and de-
scription of the Manchester waterworks, 31
Bath, H. & Sons, 68Bayley, 128Beeston Moss, 19Belgrave,
16Bell's System. 114Beswick, 31Beverly, 137Bevin, Ernest, 90
Bibby Line. 84Birkenhead, 62, 67, 68, 113, 128 Birkenhead,
Claughton Rd 128 Birkenhead, Collegiate Institution, 128
Birkenhead. Conway Street, 128 Birkenhead. Oakfte'ld House, 128
Birkenhead, Park House, 128 Birmingham, 40. 55, 113, 117, 119,
125, 127Birmingham, Cambridge Street, 126 Birmingham. Thorp
Street, 126 Birmingham Journal, 126 Bisley, 135 Blackburn,
56Blakeslef, Northamptonshire, 137 Board of Education, 97, 98, 104,
107 Board of Education Code, 97 Bollax, 135 Bolton, 37, 81 Bonner,
Hypatia Bradlaugh, 127,
130Booth Line, 84 Botfield & Company, 55 Braddock, Bessie,
92 Braddock, John, 106 Bradford. 56, 91, 93, 117 Bradford Charter
1916, 90, 91 Bradford Trades Council, 90 Bradlaugh, Charles, 113,
127, 129,
130Bradlaugh, Hypatia, 127 Bradley, 'near Malpas, 2, 19, 20
Bradley, Hall Farm, 20 Bradley Brook, 19 Bradley Common, 20 Bradley
Hall, 19 Bradshavv, Robert, 56, 59 Bridgewater, Francis, 3rd Duke
of
49, 50, 51, 53, 55, 56, 58, 59 Bridgewater Canal, 47, 49, 50,
51, 55,
56, 58-61, 63-65
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150 IndexBridgewater Department, 67, 68Bridgewater Estates,
56Bridgewater Navigation Company,
63-65Bridgewater Trustees, 57, 59-64Srigg Grammar School, 114.
115Brigstock, 135Brimpsfield, 135Brindley, Elizabeth, 128Brindley.
Rev. Frederick, 128Brindley, Harriet, 113, 122Brindley, Henry,
113Brindley, James, 50, 51Brindley, John, 113-130Brindley, John.
The antidote to
Mormonism and infidel error, 126Brindley, John. The immoralities
of
socialism, 117Brindley, John. A reply to the in-
fidelity and atheism of socialism, 118
Brindley, Mary, 113, 128Bristol, 55, 117-119Britain, 1, 8,
47British & Foreign Marine Insurance
Company, 85Broadheath, near Atringham, 55Brodie, Mr, 55Bruera,
2, 11, 15Bruera, Chapel Lane, 16Bryce Report, 94Buerton, 11,
15Bunbury, 2, 4, 5, 7, 14Bunbury tithe map, 5Burdett, P. P.,
15Burley, Sir Simon, 133Burslem, 119Burton, Richard & Sons,
83Bury, 37, 81Butt and rean, 5
CAMBRIDGE, Magdalene College,121
Cambridgeshire, 113 Campagnac, Professor. 104 Campbell,
Alexander, 117 Carodog-Jones, Social survey of
Merseyside, 96 Carlyle, Thomas, 99 Carroll, Lewis, 133 Carter,
James, 125 Casos, 65Castletown Farm, Shocklach, 17 Catechism of the
Council of Trent,
122
Census, 1871, 71, 128Chamberlain, William, 114Charleston,
65Cheaveley, 16Cheaveley Moat, Huntington, 1Cheshire, 1-8, 13-18,
20, 21, 51, 56,
113, 119, 128, 130, 133-137 Chester,!, 3, 13, 14, 18,61, 113,
119,
121, 123-125, 128, 133, 136 Chester Chronicle, 124 Chester
District, 17 Chester Rural District, 17 Chester School, 119, 120,
123 Chicago Times, 129 Church of England, 114, 122, 125,
129Church Shocklach, 2 Clarendon, 133, 135 Clarion, 92, 93
Coalbrookdale, 55 Coast Line, 83 Cockerel!, Christopher, 79
Coddington, 2, 9 Collegiate Institution Birkenhead,
128 Collegiate Institution, Tarvin, 123,
124Combermere Abbey, 13 Commissioner for Loans to Public
Works, 43 Condole, 3Congleton, 3, 61, 119 Congleton Moss, 4
Conway, \ 36Cooper Institute, New York, 129 Co-operative Party, 102
Coppenhall Moss, 4 Cotterell, Mr 114 Court of the Exchequer, 134
Crewe, 4 Cubitt, Mr. 59 Cunard Steamship Company, 84
D.C. MACIVER, 83Dane Valley, 1Darby, E.H. & Company, 68Dean,
Charles, 120, 123Dee, River, 4Dee Valley, 6, 7, 8, 15, 16De la
Pole, Michael, 135Deserted settlements, 15, 17, 19Deva, 3Devon,
21Diaper, Henry, 83Dieulacres Abbey, 135
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Director of Education, 98 Dodgson. J. McN. Placenames of
Cheshire, 17 Dodleston, 2, 15 Dodleston Hall, 8 Domesday, 19
Dominion Line, 86 Dowie, James, 75 Drakelow, 134 Duchess County,
130 Duke of Bridgewater's Canal. 47. 49,
50, 51, 55, 56, 58-61, 63-65 Duke of Bridgewater's Estate.
49
E.H. DARBY & COMPANY, 68Eaton. 16Eaton, Hall Lane, 13Eaton
Boat, 16Eaton-bf-Tarporley, 2, 13Edgerley, 3Edmonton, 113Education
Act, 1902, 89, 94Education Act, 1918, 94, 96, 102,
103Education Act,- 1944, 106 Edward, Duke of Albemarle, 134
Egerton, Lord Francis, 59, 61, 62 Egerton Family, 63 Ellerman Line,
86 Ellesmere, Earl of, 61, 63 Ellesmere and Chester Canal, 61
Ellesmere Port, 61 Ellis, Peter. 80 Ellison, T, 76England, 4, 92,
95. 107, 122, 136 Essex, 134 Everton Ward, 106 Exeter, Bishop of,
117 Explanation of the sacrifice of mass,
122 Exton, Nicholas de, 134, 135
FABIAN SOCIETY, 91, 92, 99-102Farmie, D.A., 36Faulkner, C.T.,
68Ferrer Modern School, 94Fidler, Geoffrey C. Labour and
secondary education for all in Liverpool, c. 1902-32. 89-111
Fisher Education Act. 1918, 102. 103
Forwood, Sir W.B., 86Foster's Custom House, 72 73Freeman,
Charles, 128
GAYER, A.D., 30Geddes Axe, 96, 98Geddington, 135General Strike,
105Germany, 121Giessen University, 121Gilbert, John, 49,'
50Gilbert, John, 49, 50Gilbert, Thomas, 56Gilbert & Company.
56Giles and Kerr, 124Gillespie, Richard L. Matthew
Swettenham. Ricardian profiteer.133-138
Gloucester, 135 Gloucestershire, 29 Gordon, J, 68Gore, John,
Survey of Liverpool, 52 Gore's Directory, 72, 73, 75. 82-84 Gough,
Dr, 124, 125 Gower. Lord Francis Leveson 59,
60 Gower. Lord George, 51, 56, 57, 59,
60Gouy, River, 5, 7 Gowv Valley, 1 Grand Trunk Canal, 61 Great
Western Railway Company,
68Green, Mrs, 124Grocers' Warehouse, Castlefte/d, 57 Grosvenor
Estate, 6, 16
H. BATH & SONS, 68Hadow Report on the Education of
the Adolescent, 91Halifax, 37Hall Line, 83, 86Hamilton, John,
105Harrison, T. & J., 85Harrison. William, 123Hart, William,
135Hartley & Kaye, 68Hassan, J.A. The impact and de-
velopment of the water supply in Manchester, 1568-1882,
25-45
Hatton. 9, 18Hatton Hall, 2, 7, 8Haughton, 2, 4, 5, 7Haycroft,
Spurstow. 19Haycroft Farm, Spurstow, 2, 19, 20Heart of Oak,
51Hempstones, 47, 50, 51Henry IV 136Henrv VIII 122
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152 IndexHenshall & Company, 56Henshall, Gilbert &
Company, 57Her Majesty's Inspectors, 107Hereford, 120Hewitt, Peter
& Company, 53Highway side, 14, 15Higson, Shand, 83Holland,
Thomas, 136Hollick, Frederick, 117Hollin Ferry, 49Holt, 4House of
Commons, 101House of Lords, 117Huddersfeld, 37, 117Hugh de Pulford,
16Hugh Henshall & Company, 56Hull, 55Hulme, 31Hume, David,
122Huntington, 1, 13, 14Huntington Old Hall, 13Huntington Old Hall
Moat, 2Huntington-cum-Cheaveley, 14Huxley, 2, 7
I.L.P. 92, 99-102, 107 Independent Labour Party, 92, 99-
102, 107 Inman Line, 86 International Navigation Company,
83Ireland, 55, 136 Irish National Party, 32 Irish Sea, 55
Ironbridge, 55 Irving, Miss, 115, 124 Irwell, River 37, 47,
49-51
J. PIERPOINT MORGAN, 83John, King, 72 John of Northampton 134
Jones, Sir Alfred, 55 Jones, Griffith, 124, 128 Jones, Mr H. Lloyd,
65 Jones, Lloyd, 117,' 119 Jones, Sydney, 103 Juvenile Employment
Committee,
97
KEARSLEY AND CUNNING- HAM, 82. 83
Kellog Mill, 68Kelly's Directory of Liverpool, 82, 83,
84
Kennedy, John, 29Kent, 136Kermincham, 133King's Marsh, 3King's
School, 119Kingsley, John, 136Knightcott House, Leamington-Spa,
125
L.E.A. 89, 94, 96, 97, 99, 100, 102-104
Labour Movement, 91 Labour Party, 89-94, 96, 98-107 Labour Party
Conference, 1917,
1918, 90Labour Party Conference, 1926, 105 Lancashire, 36, 37,
62 Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway,
81Langdon, Essex, 134 Law Life Assurance Society, 61 Laxton,
4Leamington Spa, 127 Leamington Spa, Knightcott House, 125 Leeds,
27, 97, 117 Leeds and Liverpool Canal, 56, 62 Legge, James, 98
Leicester, 117 Leigh, 56 Leveson-Gower, Lord Francis, 59,
60Leyland Line, 86 Liguori, Alphonsus, 122 Lilling, Sir
Nicholas, 135 Lincolnshire Railway Company, 64 Little, Linda. The
Duke's Dock in
Liverpool 47-70 Liverpool, 3, 27, 37, 47, 48, 50, 53-69,
71-86, 90-106, 124, 125 Liverpool, Albert Dock Warehouses, 67
Liverpool, Bank of England, 72 Liverpool, Brown's Building, 75, 81
Liverpool, Brunswick Building, 72 Liverpool, Brunswick Street, 72,
81 Liverpool, Cable Street, 75 Liverpool, Canada Dock, 71
Liverpool, Canning Dock, 67 Liverpool, Canning Place, 73, 75
Liverpool, Canton Buildings, 75 Liverpool, Castle Street, 72, 79
Liverpool, Chapel Street, 72, 75, 76 Liverpool, Chapel Walks, 75
Liverpool, Cockerell's Bank of England,
72 Liverpool, Cotton Exchange Building,
72, 73, 81, 82
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Liverpool, Custom House, 72, 73Liverpool, Dale Street,
76Liverpool, Drury Buildings, 75, 82Liverpool, Duke's Dock, 47,
52-54, 58-
60, 62-68Liverpool, Duke's Place, 58Liverpool, Duke's Warehouse,
57Liverpool, Egerton Dock, 59Liverpool, Exchange, 72, 73Liverpool,
Exchange Buildings, 75, 81Liverpool, Exchange Flags, 75, 76,
81Liverpool, Exchange Station, 81Liverpool, Exchange Street East,
76Liverpool, Fenwick Street, 72Liverpool, Fruit Exchange, 81,
82Liverpool, George's Dock, 72Liverpool, Cower Street, 58Liverpool,
Great Howard Street, 81Liverpool, Heywood's Bank, 11Liverpool,
Holt's India Building, 72Liverpool, India Building, 72, 75,
76Liverpool, James Street, 72, 73, 76, 82Liverpool, Lower Castle
Street, 76Liverpool, Mersey Chamber, 85Liverpool, Moorfalds,
73Liverpool, North Carriers Dock, 64, 67Liverpool, North John
Street, 72, 73Liverpool, Old Castle Buildings, 75Liverpool, Old
Church Yard, 78Liverpool, Old Hall Street, 81Liverpool, Oriel
Chambers, 80Liverpool, Pier Head, 66Liverpool, Preesons Row,
75Liverpool, Queen Insurance Building, 77Liverpool, Royal Bank,
77Liverpool, Royal Insurance Building, 85Liverpool, Royal Liver
Building, 85Liverpool, Rumford Street, 76Liverpool, Salihouse Dock,
53, 58Liverpool, Scotland Road, 92Liverpool, Seaforth, 68Liverpool,
South Castle Street, 75Liverpool, South John Street, 75Liverpool,
Stanley Dock, 62, 64, 67Liverpool, Stanley Street, 87Liverpool,
Temple Court, 81Liverpool, Tithebarn Street, 75, 81-83Liverpool,
Tower Buildings, 75, 82-84 Liverpool, Union Street, 73Liverpool,
Wapping Basin, 63 Liverpool, Water Street, 75, 76, 82 Liverpool,
White Star Building, 85 Liverpool and Bury Railway, 81 Liverpool
and London and Globe
Insurance Company, 79
Liverpool and London Insurance Company, 85
Liverpool City Council, 102Liverpool Communist Party,
94Liverpool Corporation, 55, 58, 59,
63Liverpool Cotton Association, 65Liverpool Dock, 59Liverpool
Dock and Town Dues and
Master Porterage, 66Liverpool Dock Board, 67Liverpool Dock
Estate, 59Liverpool Dock Railway, 63Liverpool Dock Trustees,
59Liverpool Education Committe, 103Liverpool Forward, 99, 100,
102,
107Liverpool Housing Association, 92Liverpool Institute,
100Liverpool LRC, 100Liverpool Labour Party, 90, 93, 94,
104, 107Liverpool Labour Representation
Committee, 100Liverpool School Board, 99Liverpool Town Books,
53Liverpool University, 104Liverpool University, School of So-
cial Science, 96Lloyd Jones, H, 65Local Education Authority, 89,
94,
96, 97, 99, 100, 102-104Loch, James, 59, 61, 62London, 14, 62,
66, 85, 86, 91, 113,
135London, Frederick's Place, Old Jewry, 66London, Marklane,
135London, Old Jewry, 66London and Lancashire Fire Assur-
ance Company, 86London and North Western Rail-
way Company, 62London Fabian Party, 107London, Mayor of,
134Longdendale Valley, 35Lower Hall Tarvin, 123, 124Luther, Martin,
119Lutterworth, 123Lymm, 55
MACCLESFIELD, 61, 119 Maclver, D.C., 83-85 Mackintosh, Mr, 117
Mackintosh, Sir Thomas, 122 Magdalene College, Cambridge, 121
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Malpas, 2, 4, 5, 12, 18, 19 Manchester, 3, 25-43. 47-51, 53,
55-
58. 61, 64-68, 71, 81, 89, 93, 97,119. 125
Manchester, Castle Quay, 55 Manchester, Castlefald,'50, 53, 57
Manchester and Liverpool Railway,
60. 62Manchester and Salford Water-
works Company, 29-32. 35, 36,39, 41, 42
Manchester Borough Council, 33 Manchester Borough Labour
Party,
89, 105Manchester Corporation, 34, 35, 42 Manchester Dock, 64
Manchester Grocers Company, 57 Manchester Labour Party, 89, 105
Manchester Railway Company, 61,
64Manchester Ship Canal, 64, 65 Manchester Ship Canal
Company,
65-68Manchester Water Committee, 38 Manchester Water Department,
42 Manchester's Police Act, First, 28 Maner de Soudlegh, 14 Manor
House, Tarvin, 124 March Grammar School, 113, 114, 115 Marston,
56Marwood. Thomas, 75 Marx, Karl, 99 Mason, JJ. 37 Mediolanum, 3
Medlock, River, 28 Mersey, River 47, 50, 51, 58. 60-63,68'
Mersey and Incell Navigation, 9, 50, 65 Mersey Dock and Harbour
Board,
63, 65-67 Mersey Dock and Harbour Board,
Warehouse Department, 67 Mersey Estuary, 61 Mersey Water, 37
Merseyside, 85, 93, 105 Midlands, 4-8, 13, 15, 17. 20, 21, 62
Miller, 122 Milton, Kent, 136 Minister of Education, 90 Moated
homesteads, 8 Molyneux Taylor, 83 Morgan, J. Pierpoint, 83 Mormons,
113, 119, 125-127 Mortimer, Roger, 135 Moses, 119
Mosheim, 122Mosley, Sir Oswald, 28-30Mostyn Estate, 14Mostvn
House School, 125Mostyn Papers, 14Moulton, 135Moxley, 117Muir',
Ramsey, 72, 85
NANTWICH 13National Council of Labour Col-
leges, 105National Steamship Company, 85National Union of
Teachers, 101,
102Nelson, George, 100New York, 75, 130New York, Cooper
Institute, 129New York, Steinway Hall, 129Newton, Sir Isaac,
120Noris, Robert, 55North America, 57North Staffordshire Railway
Comp-
any, 62Northampton, 127, 137Northampton Castle,
134Northamptonshire, 134, 135, 137Northumberland, 21Northwich, 3,
61Norwich, 127Nottinghamshire, 4
ODD RODE, 16Old Park, near Coalbrookdale, 55Old Suinford
Hospital School, 114-116Oldham.'mOrchard, R.G. 73, 84Ormerod, G,
7Overton near Malpas, 2, 12, 18Overton Hall, 18Overton Heath,
4Owen, Robert, 113, 116-120, 127Owen, Robert. Book of the new
moral order, 116 Owenitie Group, 116, 117
PACIFIC LINE, 86Pacific Steam Navigation Company,
68Palmer, Richard, 134 Panton, Miss, 120, 123 Papayanni Line,
86
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Parkgate, Mostyn Arms Hotel, 124Parkgate, Wind, 121, 124,
125Peckforton, 1, 7Peel, Robert, Junior, 29Pennines, 35, 36Percy,
Henry, 136Peter Hewitt & Company, 53Philips, J.L., 29Philpotts,
Henry, Bishop of Exeter,
117Pickford, Thomas, 56Pinnington. Mgr, 104Pius IX, Popei
122Place, G.W.John Brindley (1811-
1873), Cheshire schoolmaster; the opponent of atheism, 113
Plebs League. 103Pole, Michael de la 135Police Act. 1792 28,
29Pooley, M.E., 40Potteries, 51, 56, 119Preston, 56, 81Preston
Brook, 50, 51, 56Price, Rev. Edward H., 123-125Price's Patent
Candle Company, 68Puffendorf, 122
RATHBONE, Mr, 55 Redford, A, 28 Reeves, Sam, 99 Report on the
Curriculum, 97 Richard II, 133-136 Richard Burton & Sons, 83
Richardson, Frederick, 103 Richardson, Spence & Company, 75
Ridge and furrow, 5, 15, 18-20 Robins, 55 Rochdale, 37, 117 Rode,
2, 16 Rode Hall, 16 Rode Heath, 16 Rogers, H.B., 36, 37 Ross J.
Smyth & Company, 68 Rose, John, 135 Rostow, W.W., 30 Rowland,
Samuel, 77 Royal Air Force, 19 Royal Exchange Assurance Comp-
any, 42Royal Leamington Spa Courier, 127 Rudheath, 134Runcorn,
50, 51, 53, 55, 58, 59, 62, 64 Runcorn Gap, 51 Ruskin, John, 99
Russell. I.S. 28
SADLER, Michael, 94, 97, 98, 104Saighton, 2, 10, 13St Mary's
Walthamstow, 122St Peter's Reading Association, 120,
126Salford, 29, 49Schlegel, Karl, 122Scholar Green, 16Schwartz,
A.J., 30Scotland, 136Secretary of State for the Environ-
ment, 13Sexton. James, 89Shand Higson, 83Shannon, H.A.,
85Sheffield, 117Sheffield Railway Company, 64Ship Canal Company,
65-68Shocklach, 16, 17Shrewsbury, 136Shropshire Union Railway
and
Canal Company, 67Simon, Brian, 89Simkins, 119Smith, Fereday,
61Smyth, Ross J. & Company, 68Socialist Sunday Schools,
101Socialist League, 94Southley, 15Southley Farm, Alpraham,
14Southley Manor, Alpraham, 2, 11, 14,
15Southly Common, 14Spurstow, 2, 12, 19, 20Staffordshire, 55,
58, 135Stamford Bridge, 3Steinway Hall, New York, 129Stenhouse,
D.K. Liverpool's office
district, 1875-1905, 71-87Stockport, 37Stourbridge,
117Stourbridge, Old Swinford Hospital
School, 114-116Sutherland, Duke of, 56Swedenborgians Group, 127,
128Swettenham, Katherine, 133, 134Swettenham, Matthew,
133-137Swettenham, Randle, 133Swettenham, Thomas, 133Swettenham
Family, 133
T & J HARRISON. 85 T.U.C., 89, 91Tarporley, 14
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Tarvin, 2, 113, 120, 121, 123-125,128
Tarvin, Lower Hall, 123, 124 Tarvin, Manor House, 124 125 Tarvin
Hall, 8, 120, 123-125 Tarvin Hall School, 123, 128 Tarvin Rural
District, 17 Tarvin Sands, 3 Tattenhall, 7, 9, 18 Tatton, 2, 6, 21
Tatton Old Hall, 16 Tawney, R.H., 104, 107 Tawney, R.H. Secondary
education
for all, 90Taylor, Mascie, 123 Taylor, Molyneux, 83 Teachers
Labour League, 94 Technical Instruction Committee,
99Tomlinson, George, 90 Trades Council, 99, 100, 105 Trades
Union Congress, 89, 91 Trafford, 68 Trqfford Moss, 49Trent and
Mersey Canal, 51, 53, 56, 62 Troughton, Thomas, 53
VIGERS, Robert, 66
W.E.A., 102Waddington, Thomas, 122 Wales, 136 Wallasey, 93
Wallwork, Thomas 53 Walthamstou), St Mary's, 122 Warrington, 47,
50, 51 Warrington, Bank Quay, 47 Warrington Bridge, 47 Watkin, Sir
Edward, 64
Walling Street, 3Watt, James, 120Waverton, 1Weaver, River, 5,
61Weaver Valley, 1Webb, Sydney, 91Webb, Sydney, Secondary
educa-
tion of 1908, 95Wedgewood, Josiah, 51Weedon Pinkney, 134West
India Line, 86Wetreins Green, 17Whitchurch, 3White Star Line, 82,
86Wigan, 56Wilbraham Family, 16Willaston Wirral, 2, 8Willaston
Wirral, Old Hall, 8Williams, Edward Leader, 64Williams, R. Aerial
archaeology and
the evidence for medieval farming in West Cheshire, 1-23
Wiltshire, 133, 135Wirral, 124Wiseman, Dr, 122Wood, Mr,
119Woodman, 128Workers Educational Association,
102Workingmen's Conservative Asso-
ciation, 92World War, First, 1, 40, 68, 102World War, Second,
68, 121Worsley, 49-51, 55, 56, 59Worsley Estate, 56Worthington
& Gilbert, 56
YORK, Archbishop of, 137 Yorkshire, 4, 37 Young, Arthur, 53
Young, Brigham, 113, 125