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Executive of the Social Democratic Federation and its successors
SDF
Year | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member |
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1882[1] | Robert Banner (Edinburgh) | Joseph Cowen (Newcastle) | Elijah Copeland (Newcastle) | Evans (Liverpool) | E. W. Jones (Liverpool) | Arthur O'Neil (Birmingham) | John Peacock (Nottingham) | Price (S Wales) | Rawlinson (Leeds) | Rusden (Manchester) | Thurman (Leeds) | Samuel Tyler (Nottingham) | Webster (Glasgow) | A. F. Winks (Pendleton) |
Year | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member |
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1883 | Ernest Belfort Bax | Herbert Burrows | R. D. Butler | John Clark | H. Fuller | J. L. Joynes | Tom Lemon | James MacDonald | James Murray | Harry Quelch | Andreas Scheu | Helen Taylor | Jonathan Taylor | Jack Williams | |||||
1884[2] | Edward Aveling | Robert Banner | Henry Hyde Champion | J. Cooper | Robert Frost | Amie Hicks | H. M. Hyndman | Matilda Hyndman | Joe Lane | Sam Mainwaring | Eleanor Marx | William Morris |
- 1885: Edith Bland,[3] Amie Hicks,[3] Helen Taylor[3]
- 1894: James MacDonald
Year | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member |
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1895[4][5] | W. J. Barwick (London) | Herbert Burrows (London) | C. F. Davis (London) | C. A. Gibson (London) | H. W. Hobart (London) | H. M. Hyndman (London) | Jack Kent (London) | Edith Lanchester (London) | George Lansbury (London) | Harry Quelch (London) | Hunter Watts (London) | Jack Williams (London) | John Henry Belcher (Lincoln) | E. Chatterton (Heywood) | Tom Hurley (Blackburn) | James Leatham (Manchester) | Tommy Lewis (Southampton) | W. J. Nairn (Glasgow) | Lorenzo Quelch (Reading) | C. J. Scott (Northampton) | Jonathan Taylor (Sheffield) | J. Tempest (Burnley/Ashton-under-Lyne) | George Tooth (Birmingham) | Wenlington (Rochdale) |
1896[6] | Mary Gray (London)[3] | Alfred Pung Hazell (London) | Only 11 London members listed in 1896 | Bucher (Coventry) | Enten (Southampton) | Dan Irving (Burnley)[7] | William Small (Hamilton) | Wiack (Aberdeen) | ||||||||||||||||
1897[8] | Edward Aveling (London) | Frederick George Jones (London) | Martin Judge (London) | Jack Kent (London) | A. G. Woolfe (London) | F. S. Barnes (Reading) | G. W. Bartlett (High Wycombe) | Hubert Bland (Northampton) | F. Goodwin (Grays) | Tom Hurley (Blackburn) | John Leslie (Edinburgh) | Tommy Lewis (Southampton) | L. Louch (Lincoln) | John Spargo (Barry) | Charles Robert Vincent (Truro) | |||||||||
1898[9] | Ernest Belfort Bax (London) | Herbert Burrows (London) | William G. Pearson (London) | T. Jarvis (London) | Joseph Chatterton (Manchester) | G. A. Cooper (Aberdeen) | Leonard Cotton (Oxford) | W. J. Nairn (Glasgow) | George Tooth (Birmingham) | George Yates | ||||||||||||||
1899[10] | F. O. Pickard Cambridge (London) | C. F. Davis (London) | Hugh Robert Taylor (London) | J. Goodman (Liverpool) | John Horsfall (Nelson) | |||||||||||||||||||
1900[11] | H. Dalchow (London) | J. Tungate (London) | Alf Watts (London) | H. Atkins (Coventry) | Frank Critchley (Reading) | David Smith (Aberdeen) | J. Whittingham (Hanley) | |||||||||||||||||
1901 | Herbert Burrows (London) | Jack Jones (London) | Theodore Rothstein (London)[7] | Leonard Cotton (Oxford)[7] | F. O. Richard (Cambridge) | |||||||||||||||||||
1902[12] | Clara Hendin (London) | George Hewitt (London) | A. E. Holmes (London) | Jack Kent (London) | Frank Porter (London) | Hunter Watts (London) | Alexander Anderson[7] | Friend Lister (Dewsbury) | ||||||||||||||||
1903[12] | Olaf Bloch (London) | Joseph Frederick Green (London) | Dora Montefiore (London) | G. Pegg (London) | W. A. Woodroffe (London) | J. F. Armour (Glasgow) | W. Atkinson (Darwen) | Fleming Eccles (Blackburn) | J. J. Kidd (Lynn) | J. H. Leggo (Plymouth) | John Leslie (Edinburgh) | Tommy Lewis (Southampton) | Thomas Muse (Carlisle) | W. J. Simmonds (Birmingham) | P. H. Taylor (Accrington) |
Year | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member |
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1904[13] | Joseph Frederick Green (London) | Frederick George Jones (London) | Dora Montefiore (London) | Harry Quelch (London) | Theodore Rothstein (London) | Hunter Watts (London) | W. Atkinson (Darwen) | W. Gee (Northampton) | Dan Irving (Burnley)[7] | J. J. Kidd (Lynn) | Tommy Lewis (Southampton) | J. E. McGlasson (Manchester) |
1905[13] | J. G. Webster (London) | James Gribble (Northampton) | Hugh Hinshelwood (Glasgow) | Rose Jarvis (Croydon) | ||||||||
1906[14] | H. M. Hyndman (London) | Fred Knee (London) | Edward Hartley (Bradford)[7] | Tom Kennedy (Aberdeen)[7] | Tanblyn (Provincial) | |||||||
1907[15] | William Gee (Northampton) | Ernest Lowthian (Carlisle) | ||||||||||
1908[16] | F. Davey (London) | Victor Fisher (London) | Dora Montefiore (London)[3] | A. H. Watson (Manchester) | J. G. Webster (Tunbridge Wells) | |||||||
1909 | Duncan Carmichael (London) | Edwin C. Fairchild (London) | ||||||||||
1910[17] | Valentine McEntee (London) | Harry Quelch (London) | John Scurr (London) | Arthur Charles Bannington (Coventry) | A. A. Purcell (Salford) | Ben Tillett[7] | ||||||
1911 | Edwin C. Fairchild (London)[7] | Fred Knee (London) | Hunter Watts (London)[7] |
BSP
Year | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member | Member |
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1911[18] | Leonard Hall | Frederick Hagger | Victor Grayson | Tom Groom | Edwin C. Fairchild | Dan Irving | Tom Kennedy | George Simpson | Russell Smart | Hunter Watts |
1912 | Zelda Kahan | Conrad Noel | Harry Quelch | Ben Tillett | ||||||
1913[2] | Alexander Anderson (Scotland) | A. C. Bannington (Midlands & East) | George Moore Bell (London & South) | Dan Irving (Lancs, Cheshire & Cumberland) | Bert Killip (Yorks, Durham & Northumberland) | Albert Lees (Lancs, Cheshire & Cumberland) | Ernest Lowthian (Lancs, Cheshire & Cumberland) | Harry Quelch (London & South) | W. A. Wilkinson (West & Wales) | |
1914[2] | Edwin C. Fairchild (London & South)[7] | |||||||||
1916 | George Deer | Charles Dukes | Joe Fineberg[7] (London & South) | E. H. Jarvis (London & South) | John Maclean (Scotland) | Albert Shaw | Fred Shaw[7] (Yorks, Durham & Northumberland) | W. Watson | ||
1917 | ||||||||||
1918[19] | George Deer | Charles Dukes | J. F. Hodgson[7] | F. W. Llewellyn | John Maclean[7] | Dora Montefiore | Albert Ward[7] (Lancs, Cheshire & Cumberland) | Alf Watts | ||
1919 | ||||||||||
1920 |
References
- ^ "The Democratic Federation". Manchester Guardian. 1 June 1882.
- ^ a b c Lee, Henry W.; Archbold, E. (1935). Social-Democracy in Britain. London: Social Democratic Federation. p. 65. Cite error: The named reference "lee" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
- ^ a b c d e Cite error: The named reference
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was invoked but never defined (see the help page). - ^ "The Social Democratic Federation". Manchester Guardian. 5 August 1895.
- ^ "Social Democratic Federation". Manchester Guardian. 6 August 1895.
- ^ "The Social Democratic Federation". Manchester Guardian. 3 August 1896.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Kendall, Walter (1969). The Revolutionary Movement in Britain 1900-21. London: Weidenfeld and Nicholson. pp. 316–436.
- ^ 1898 Labour Annual
- ^ 1899 Labour Annual
- ^ "The Social Democratic Federation". Manchester Guardian. 7 August 1899.
- ^ "Social Democratic Federation conference". Manchester Guardian. 7 August 1900.
- ^ a b Report of the Annual Conference of the SDF (1903)
- ^ a b Report of the Annual Conference of the SDF (1905)
- ^ "Social Democrats". Manchester Guardian. 16 April 1906.
- ^ "The Social Democrats". Manchester Guardian. 1 April 1907.
- ^ "Social Democrats". Manchester Guardian. 20 April 1908.
- ^ "Social Democrats". Manchester Guardian. 28 March 1910.
- ^ "A new party formed". Manchester Guardian. 2 October 1911.
- ^ "BSP Conference". The Call. 4 April 1918. Retrieved 30 April 2019.