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Philip Snowden: First Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer – Attained High Office without Privilege

PHILIP SNOWDEN (1864-1937) British politician and the first Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer. He married ETHEL ANNAKIN, a prominent member

Fans of the late Daniel Binns, famous 20th century Cowling born artist can now read a new life story on

Daniel Binns, Cowling’s famous water colour artist of the 20th century was described by his son David as “ A

The proudest day of my life was not when I attended my first Budget, but a month later when I

I discovered when researching my family tree that my Great Great Grand uncle’s son William Marchbank born in 1826 in

In December and January work was continued on people involved in different occupations in the census from 1841-1901 to show

July 29, 2017 Michael Green

This was the final farewell to a village lad who went from a humble weaver’s cottage to Downing Street. Philip

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION DECEMBER 14th 1918 BOROUGH of BLACKBURN Mr. Philip Snowden’s Address to the Electors Ladies and Gentlemen, I have

Philip Viscount Snowden’s Autobiography – Chapter LXIII ‘The Hague Conference’ The most defining moment in his Political Career. The Hague

Credits: David Hoyle THE TYRANT of GILLBECK MILL IN FOUR ACTS by ALFRED TEAL Author of ” The Crowling Ironsides.”