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Unionist Fete, Bank Hall Burnley 20 June 1908
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Unionist Fete, Bank Hall Burnley 20 June 1908
Unionist Fete, Bank Hall Burnley 20 June 1908
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274572
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EBU20171206003
Title
Unionist Fete, Bank Hall Burnley 20 June 1908
Unionist Fete, Bank Hall Burnley 20 June 1908
Place
Burnley
Personal names
Gerald Arbuthnot, Mrs. Arbuthnot, Sir John Thursby, Lady Thursby, Sir Ian Malcolm, Jeanne Langtry, Lillie Langtry, Philip Morell
General notes
On 20th June 1908, Sir John and Lady Thursby invited the public to the grounds of Bank Hall for a " demonstration", organised by the Conservative and Unionist Parties, which was to include Morris Dancing, sports, gymnastic displays, refreshments etc. and speeches. On a sunny day approximately 4,000 people were said to have attended. The Burnley Express of 24th June 1908 had a full report including the speeches verbatim. Guest speaker was Ian Malcom, described by Sir John as "one of the rising young men" of the Conservative Party who had come from London specially, as had Sir John, who had sacrificed the King's Garden Party at Windsor to attend. After Ian Malcolm, Gerald Arbuthnot, despite feeling unwell, also spoke, until he felt too ill to continue. After the speeches, there were sports, including "Needle threading race (ladies)", the Bank Hall Brass Band played for dancing into the evening. This image shows Mrs. Arbuthnot in her distinctive stylish gown in the foreground. See also 274350 for Arbuthnot; 274573/4; 267555 for Bank Hall
On 20th June 1908, Sir John and Lady Thursby invited the public to the grounds of Bank Hall for a " demonstration", organised by the Conservative and Unionist Parties, which was to include Morris Dancing, sports, gymnastic displays, refreshments etc. and speeches. On a sunny day approximately 4,000 people were said to have attended. The Burnley Express of 24th June 1908 had a full report including the speeches verbatim. Guest speaker was Ian Malcom, described by Sir John as "one of the rising young men" of the Conservative Party who had come from London specially, as had Sir John, who had sacrificed the King's Garden Party at Windsor to attend. After Ian Malcolm, Gerald Arbuthnot, despite feeling unwell, also spoke, until he felt too ill to continue. After the speeches, there were sports, including "Needle threading race (ladies)", the Bank Hall Brass Band played for dancing into the evening.
This image shows Mrs. Arbuthnot in her distinctive stylish gown in the foreground.
See also 274350 for Arbuthnot; 274573/4; 267555 for Bank Hall
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13 x 8
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1908
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