21. CPGB: History Of The Communist Party Of Great Britain The Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB) was established in August 1920 and rapidly grew to a membership of 2,500. Prior to its formation, attempts were made to establish a http://marxists.org/history/international/comintern/sections/britain/history.htm

MIA Comintern Archive CP Great Britain : CPGB History The Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB) was established in August 1920 and rapidly grew to a membership of 2,500. Prior to its formation, attempts were made to establish a Communist Party by elements considered by the majority of revolutionary socialists in Britain and by most leading Bolsheviks to be ultra-lefts. At the time of its founding, the major issues of controversy to be settled were over participation in Parliament and the trade unions. One of the major components of the new party was the Bristish Socialist Party, the largest Marxist formation before the Russian Revolution that had been affiliated with the Labour Party. With the support of Comintern, the CPGB tried to affiliate with the Labour Party several times in its history and, although coming close to achieving this in 1945, was always unsuccessful. Saklatvala was re-elected as an outright Communist, at the December 1923 election. He represented the south London constituency for five years until defeated by a Labour candidate in 1929. William Gallacher held the seat of West Fife between 1935 and 1950, and Phil Piratin sat for Mile End, east London, from 1945 till 1950. Communist Party member Wogan Phillips sat as a member of the House of Lords, the upper chamber of Parliament, from 1963. Some limited localities, mainly but not exclusively in parts of Scotland, South Wales, East Anglia and east London, the Party had many local authority councillors; in the post-Second World War period nearly 300 in total.

22. Billy Bray Memorial Trust Memorial at Baldhu, Cornwall to the Cornish tin mining Methodist evangelist. Biography, forthcoming events, history of Three Eyes chapel, visitor information and souvenirs. http://www.aandfmeredith.talktalk.net/BillyBray/

23. GREAT BRITAIN: History's Revenge - TIME Apr 03, 1950 Winston Churchill went to Manchester one day in 1906 to attend to some politicking. While there, Churchill was entertained by the local Liberal Party campaign chairman http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,934881,00.html

24. FL Great Britain - History FL Selenia develops, produces and distributes a range of lubricants and functional fluids for autotraction and industry, and its storical cooperation with the constructors warrants http://www.flselenia.co.uk/content/view/16/21/

About Us Home About us History Technology ... info@flgreatbritain.co.uk History The company was established in as part of FIAT with the aim of manufacturing "first fill" lubricants for all FIAT vehicles. FL entered the Italian market in with widespread distribution over the Italian territory. In the company became totally independent and autonomously managed. In FL started its international expansion with the introduction of the Tutela Lubrificantes company in Brazil and This expansion continued with the setting up of branches in France United Kingdom and Germany Turkey and Portugal Poland marked the start of FL New Holland and Same Deutz Fahr Group In new branches were born in Scandinavian Countries ( FL Nordic ) and in Austria ( FL Austria In FL opened a new commercial branch in Argentina FL Selenia got out Fiat Group . In April of the same year the company was acquired by , an independent private equity fund management company, in a leveraged by-out transaction. In December the company purchased Viscosity oil , an American company, owner of an important transmission oil additive. This allowed FL to become world leader in the manufacturing of oils for the agricultural industry.

25. The North Lancashire Wesley Historical Society Provides information about the society and its meetings together with some facts regarding the history of Methodism in North Lancashire. http://web.ukonline.co.uk/whsnl/

The North Lancashire Wesley Historical Society - Welcome to our site. Here you will find a description of our Society in North Lancashire together with a few aspects of Methodism in the area. We will be pleased to receive any comments or suggestions regarding this site or, if you have any pictures or material that may be of interest, please Email us using the button below. Online versions of our Society Bulletins are now being produced. To see the latest bulletin click on the cover picture on the left. For archive bulletins click below. Please note the latest bulletin is now available in Pdf Format to be viewed on Adobe Acrobat Reader. Download time is increased slightly - please be patient. To return to Home Page use back button. Visits to this site.

26. Browse Subject: Women -- Education -- Great Britain -- History -- 19th Century - Browsing subject area Women Education Great Britain History 19th century Sources (Include extended shelves) http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/book/browse?type=lcsubc&key=Wome

27. 1841 - Royal Pharmaceutical Society Of Great Britain = History Of Scholarly Soci Year Authority / Notes; 1841 According to its website, the Society was founded on 1841, April 15. According to a record in the British Lib. cat., the Pharmaceutical Journal and http://www.scholarly-societies.org/history/1841rpsgb.html

Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain Founding of the Society Year Authority / Notes According to its website , the Society was founded on 1841, April 15. According to a record in the British Lib. cat. , the Pharmaceutical Journal and Transactions (1841-1895) was published for the Pharmaceutical Society . According to a record in the Nat. Lib. Scotland cat. , there was a note in the Preface of vol.1 of the journal Pharmaceutical Journal and Transactions reading "The first number of the journal was printed for the purpose of circulating information respecting the nature and objects of the Pharmaceutical Society ..." This suggests that in its founding year, 1841, the Society was known simply as Pharmaceutical Society There is a record in the British Lib. cat. for the following 1873 title: Catalogue of the Library of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain . This suggests that as early as 1873, the Society was called Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain According to its website , in May 1988 the Society became the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain Name of the Society Dates Name Authority Pharmaceutical Society Its publications.

28. Mount Zion Chapel, Ogden, Halifax Bradshaw, Halifax. Oldest surviving New Connexion chapel which houses the Horace Hird Collection of Methodist Ceramics. History, news open days and service times plus a search for grave and burial details. http://www.mountzionhalifax.org.uk/

Mount Zion Chapel Halifax Sundial, courtesy of Andrew Jenkin Home Page News Miscellaneous Open Days and Diary Dates 2010 ... Contact Mount Zion On the edge of Ogden Moor stands this historic chapel John Wesley came to Halifax to preach on the 22nd August 1748 and in the crowd was a man from Bradshaw, near Halifax, named James Riley Riley said 'Wesley disturbed my conscience and troubled my soul.' The following Sunday Riley went to Haworth to hear the Rev William Grimshaw. All this resulted in a house meeting being formed. Visitors to that were people like John Nelson of Birstall. Nelson had returned north in 1741 after hearing Wesley preach. The idea of building a meeting place for the Methodists dates back to 1772 when, during a snowstorm, the visiting preacher was stranded for a week at a house of one of the members of the Methodist society. The Chapel and adjoining cottage was opened in 1773 and was known as Mount Zion, Bradshaw, it being in the Anglican Parish of Bradshaw. Wesley came to visit and stayed in the cottage on the 22nd of April 1774. He records in his journal, 'I rode to Bradshaw House, standing alone in a dreary waste. But, although it was a cold and stormy day, the people flocked from all quarters.' The house afforded hospitality and shelter for man and beast. The Rev William Walker wrote a small book entitled 'As told by the Dial' and in that he tells of the happenings at Mount Zion as if by the sundial which was on the original building. In that volume he tells of diamond shaped windows in the cottage on which were etched, initials, texts etc. one of which said 'Time how short - eternity how long. C.W.' Was that an indication of CharlesWesley also having visited?

29. BiblioVault - Uneven Developments: The Ideological Work Of Gender In Mid-Victori Divorce Great Britain History 19th century. Sex role in literature. Anesthesia in obstetrics History 19th century. Sex role Great Britain History 19th century. http://www.bibliovault.org/BV.book.epl?ISBN=9780226675305

30. Methodism In The Isle Of Man History of and links to Manx Methodism. http://www.isle-of-man.com/manxnotebook/methdism/

Introduction Rise of Manx Methodism 1775-1851 - an overview. Story of Methodism in the Isle of Man - an 'interim' report started by Mrs E Chapman + additional notes Chapels Architectural Overview index to individual chapels 1851 Religious Census Sunday Schools ... 1940 Statistical returns - list of chapels extant post-union Circuits, Membership, Ministers and Local Preachers Connexional Organisation (Classes etc) and job descriptions of various official roles. Circuits - historical development and Plans Membership (statistics), Tickets Lovefeasts Watchnights Wesleyan Methodist Ministers ... Methodist New Connection (Ministers/LP's) Local Preachers Obituary Notices Personalities Indexed by Name Hymns in the Manx Language (treated under notes to Lioar dy Hymnen Extracts from Wesley's Journal re his two visits in 1777 and 1781 Ryley's description of enthusiasm at Peel in 1797 Manx Preachers from A.W. Moore's Manx Worthies Hall Caine's view of Methodist Lay Preachers A.E. LaMothe's collection of stories re Local Preachers T.E.Brown's description of a PM open air prayer meeting (from The Doctor Robert Samuel Sim's view of Crosby 1868-1916 including significant methodist LP's Manx Methodist Historical Society Appeal to Wesleyan Societies 1835 Primitive Methodist Circuit Report 1835 ... Diary of a PM Travelling Preacher Secondary Sources of information Rosser Wesleyan Methodism in the Isle of Man Extracts from Grindrod Compendium of the Laws and Regulations of Wesleyan Methodism A.W.Moore

31. CSU Libraries: Elizabethan/Stuart History Great Britain History Elizabeth 1558 1603 ; Great Britain History James I 1603 1625; Great Britain History Tudors 1485 1603 ; Great Britain History Stuarts 1603 1714 http://lib.colostate.edu/research/english/Elizhist.html

32. Methodist Heritage Provides a guide to the main locations in Britain with buildings or sites of particular Methodist historic interest. UK events, UK map, research centre and visitor information. http://www.forsaith-oxon.demon.co.uk/methodist-heritage/

33. REWLACH Welcome North Staffordshire Methodism heritage archive centre. Introduction, map, various articles including genealogy and church historical notes, notice board and contact. http://www.rewlach.org.uk/

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34. Great Britain › History, Naval › 19th Century › Fiction | LibraryThing Books under subject heading Great Britain History, Naval 19th century Fiction http://www.librarything.com/subject.php?subject=Great Britain History, Naval 19t

35. The Wesley Historical Society Dedicated to the study of the history and literature of early Methodism, research into the Wesleys and development of the Methodist movement. Overview, events, genealogy, membership and library. http://www.wesleyhistoricalsociety.org.uk/

36. WPS - Great Britain History The Gunpowder Plot Parliament Treason 1605 http//www.gunpowderplot.parliament.uk Britain's parliament has created this site to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the Guy http://www.wrentham.k12.ma.us/C9/C1/Great Britain History/default.aspx

var MSOWebPartPageFormName = '_ctl5'; Help Home Site Map Classrooms ... Website Translation WPS Great Britain History All sources This topic Current Location Home Site Map Student Resources Student Websites ... Great Britain History GREAT BRITAIN HISTORY Websites The Norman Conquest: http://www.normanconquest.co.uk/ Encyclopedia of British History, 1700-1950: http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/industry.html Ghosts in the Castle: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/castles/enter.html http://www.gunpowderplot.parliament.uk Britain's parliament has created this site to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the "Guy Fawkes plot," a major attempt to blow up the Houses of Parliament in 1605. The site traces the background of the Plot using original material from the period held in the archives of the Houses of Parliament and in other archives, museums and libraries. QUEEN VICTORIA: http://www.britannia.com/history/monarchs/mon58.html Learn about the Victoriafrom Britannia Snaith Primary School web site: The Tutors, Victorians, The Home Front (WW II). http://home.freeuk.net/elloughton13/

37. Methodist Missionary Society History Project - Homepage Concerned with the effects world wide of missionary activity of British and Irish Methodism. Offers events, mail list, research, papers and projects. http://www2.div.ed.ac.uk/other/mms/

Home Events MMS mail list Research resources ... Links New! Gazetteer of Methodist Missions Welcome to the Methodist Missionary Society History Project The Methodist Missionary Society Project was established at the initiative of the Archives and History Committee of the Methodist Church. Its aim is to promote the study of the history of the missionary activity of people of all branches of British and Irish Methodism, and to increase understanding of the history of related churches in other continents. Activities in association with the Project include conferences seminars and lectures; the location and preservation of documentary and other sources for missionary history; and the development of instruments for its study . The Project encourages, and on occasion sponsors, the publication of scholarly publications within its field of interest, as well as providing facilities for internet communication The inaugural conference of the Project was held at the Centre for the Study of Christianity in the Non-Western World, University of Edinburgh, in July 2002. An event being planned for November 2010 Sarum College, Salisbury, 2003.

38. Marriages Of Royalty And Nobility › Great Britain › History › 16th Century Books under subject heading Marriages of royalty and nobility Great Britain History 16th century http://www.librarything.com/subject/Marriages of royalty and nobility Great Brit

39. Primitive Methodism An account of the origins of Primitive Methodism in this village. Includes history, Hugh Bourne, William Clowes, churches and centenary. http://www.mowcop.info/htm/church/primitive2.htm

The Primitive Methodist Movement Primitive Blog Updated February 2009 Primitive Methodism Primitive Chapel Bi Centenary 2007 1907 Handbook ... 1957 Handbook Camp Meeting Photos 1907 Camp Meeting 3 1907 Camp Meeting 2 1907 Camp Meeting 4 1907 Camp Meeting 8 1907 Camp Meeting 7 1907 Camp Meeting 5 1907 Camp Meeting 6 1907 Camp Meeting 9 1907 Camp Meeting 10 1907 Camp Meeting 12 1907 Camp Meeting 11 1907 Camp Meeting 13 1907 Camp Meeting 14 1907 Camp Meeting Officals 1910 Camp Meeting 1 1957 Camp Meeting Click To Learn More Mow Cop is very much associated with the Primitive Methodist movement; in fact it is Primitive Methodism that put Mow Cop on the map much more than The Castle or its centuries of industry. On the first page in a book published in 1939 called `MOW COP AND AFTER - the story of Primitive Methodism’ is a passage that states in a Wesleyan Chapel in London Mow Cop Castle is a part of a stained glass window. "There is in the apse of Wesley's Chapel, London a beautiful window that symbolises the origin, spirit and evangelistic purpose of the Primitive Methodists. The artistic treatment is both conventional and modern. The famous Mow Cop `Castle’ is outlined against the blue sky while Peter preaches with boldness in the open-air on the Day of Pentecost. On Peter’s left are one or two fellow-apostles, like John, and listeners from the four points of the compass, but on his right typical working people to whom the early Primitive Methodists proclaimed the Gospel in the market places an on the village greens of the country”

40. Wesley Cottage At Trewint Near Launceston In Cornwall Where John Wesley, The Fou Trewint, Cornwall. The story of this national monument of rooms built for John Wesley to stay in when he preached in the area. Events and opening times. http://www.lamc.org.uk/wesleycottage/

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