Congress Presidents 1869-1895
| Year/Location | Presidents | Society/Location/Affiliation | Delegates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1869 London | Thomas Hughes MP (day 1) Anthony Mundella MP (day 2) Walter Morrison MP (day 3) Hon Auberon Herbert (day 4) |
Activist (Political) (London) (Political) |
107 |
| 1870 Manchester | Walter Morrison MP (day 1) Rev. W. Nassau Molesworth (day 2) John Tomlinson Hibbert MP (day 3) Lloyd Jones (day 4) |
Political Vicar of Spotland, Rochdale (Political) Activist |
109 |
| 1871 Birmingham | Hon. Auberon Herbert MP (day 1) Charles C. Cattell (day 2) Walter Morrison MP (day 3 & 4) |
Political (Birmingham) (London) |
113 |
| 1872 Bolton | Thomas Hughes MP (day 1) Edward Vansittart Neale (day 2) Lloyd Jones (day 3) |
Activist Co-operative Union Activist |
183 |
| 1873 Newcastle upon Tyne | Joseph Cowen, Jun (day 1) Dr J. H. Rutherford (day 2) Thomas Hughes MP (day 3) |
(Proprietor, Newcastle Chronicle) Ouseburn Engine Works Activist |
199 |
| 1874 Halifax | Thomas Brassey MP (day 1) Walter Morrison (day 2 & 3) |
Political (Late MP for Plymouth) |
189 |
| 1875 London | Prof. Thorold Rogers (day 1) Thomas Hughes QC (day 2) Walter Morrison (day 3) |
University of Oxford Activist (London) |
114 |
| 1876 Glasgow | Professor Edward Caird (day 1) George Anderson MP(day 2) Mr Crabtree (day 3) |
Glasgow University (MP for Glasgow) (Hebden Bridge) |
116 |
| 1877 Leicester | Hon. Auberon Herbert (day 1) Lloyd Jones (day 2) Abraham Greenwood (day 3) |
Political Activist CWS |
162 |
| 1878 Manchester | Marquess of Ripon (day 1) James Fraser, Bishop of Manchester (day 2) Dr. John Watts (day 3) |
Honoured Guest Honoured Guest Activist |
273 |
| 1879 Gloucester | Professor James Stuart (day 1) John Thomas Whitehead Mitchell (day 2) Mr Crabtree (day 3) |
Cambridge University CWS; Rochdale Hebden Bridge |
131 |
| 1880 Newcastle upon Tyne | Joseph Barber Lightfoot, Bishop of Durham (day 1) R.S. Watson (day 2) H.R. Bailey (day 3) |
Honoured Guest (Solicitor, Newcastle) Co-op Printing, Manchester |
174 |
| 1881 Leeds | Lord Derby (day 1) Thomas Hughes QC (day 2) James Crabtree (day 3) |
Honoured Guest Activist North Western Section (possibly Hebden Bridge) |
310 |
| 1882 Oxford | Lord Reay (day 1) Cllr Henry Pumphrey (day 2) Geo Hines (day 3) |
Honoured Guest Lewes Building Ipswich |
294 |
| 1883 Edinburgh | Rt. Hon. William Edward Baxter MP (day 1) William Maxwell (day 2) John Allan (day 3) |
Political (MP for Montrose) SCWS (Glasgow) |
394 |
| 1884 Derby | Sedley Taylor, MA (day 1) A. Scotton (day 2) Cllr Hartley (day 3) |
(Trinity College, Cambridge) (Derby) Lincoln |
454 |
| 1885 Oldham | Lloyd Jones (day 1) F. Hardern (day 2) Lewis Feber (day 3) |
Activist Oldham Industrial Oldham Equitable |
578 |
| 1886 Plymouth | Earl of Morley (day 1) Arthur Dyke Acland MP (day 2) J.H. Young (day 3) |
Honoured Guest Political; Oxford University Plymouth |
406 |
| 1887 Carlisle | George Holyoake (day 1) Sir Wilfrid Lawson MP (day 2) Councillor Rule (day 3) |
Activist Honoured Guest (Carlisle) (Gateshead) |
464 |
| 1888 Dewsbury | Edward Vansittart Neale (day 1) Marquess of Ripon (day 2) John Cave (day 3) |
Co-operative Union Honoured Guest Dewsbury |
581 |
| 1889 Ipswich | Professor Alfred Marshall (day 1) Benjamin Jones (day 2) Geo Hines (day 3) |
Cambridge University (London) Ipswich |
435 |
| 1890 Glasgow | Earl of Rosebery (day 1) William Maxwell (day 2) James Deans (day 3) |
Honoured Guest SCWS Kilmarnock |
654 |
| 1891 Lincoln | Arthur Dyke Acland MP (day 1) D. M’Innes (day 2) J. Hepworth (day 3) |
Political Lincoln Coventry Watchmakers |
580 |
| 1892 Rochdale | J.T.W. Mitchell, JP (day 1) A. Greenwood (day 2) T. Cheetham (day 3) |
CWS; Rochdale CWS Rochdale |
871 |
| 1893 Bristol | Councillor G. Hawkins (day 1) Joseph Clay (day 2) W.H. Brown (day 3) |
Oxford; CWS London Branch (Gloucester) (Newport) |
645 |
| 1894 Sunderland | T. Tweddell, JP (day 1) J. McKendrick (day 2) W. Crooks (day 3) |
Hartlepool; CWS Newcastle Branch (Newcastle) (Blaydon) |
722 |
| 1895 Huddersfield | George Thomson (day 1) T. Bland JP (day 2) J. Broadbent (day 3) |
William Thomson Industrial Partnership, Huddersfield (Huddersfield) Huddersfield Industrial |
849 |
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