Date:1908
Description:One article refers to the evidence given by the Duke himself at the Inquiry about the Federation in 1908. The document reports that the Duke promoted ‘a complete and as fair a scheme as possible’. The account mentions the ‘injunctions’ which the third and fourth Dukes had issued against the Potteries towns ‘with respect to the pollution of the Trent’. The Duke argued that federation would cause attention to be focussed on ‘the question of river pollution’ amongst the towns as a whole, adding that improvements were ‘of vital importance to the health of people’.
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From as early as the eighteenth century ideas of uniting the six North Staffordshire towns of Stoke-upon-Trent, ...
A number of the news cuttings in the Scrapbook refer to the fourth Duke of Sutherland’s involvement ...
One article refers to the evidence given by the Duke himself at the Inquiry about the Federation in ...
The Scrapbook includes a map entitled ‘Diagram Showing Relative Areas of the Six Potteries Towns (Proposed ...
Amongst the many newspaper extracts is an article from the Staffordshire Sentinel from March 1908 entitled ...
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