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Sender: Holland, Lionel Raleigh, Hon
Recipient: Hayter, Louis Henry
Letters: 26
Date(s): 13 Dec 1894 - 6 Sep 1896; 1 n.d.
Location: SC MS 406/65, 67, 69, 71, 73, 75, 77, 79, 81, 83, 85-89, 91-94,
96, 98, 100, 103-104, 238, 240
Note: 1) A E Mason as an election candidate; election expenses. 2 ff. 2) His own and Hayter's candidacy for L C C elections. 2 ff. On headed note-paper of The Bachelor's Club. 3) Is willing to accept candidacy for L C C. 2 ff. 4) Walter Tomlinson to stand for L C C; expenses. 2 ff. On headed note-paper of White's Club. 5) Hayter's candidacy for the L C C; problem of a second candidate. 2 ff. On headed note-paper of London Municipal Society. 6) Proposal that Hayter be elected an alderman. 2 ff. 7) Hayter will not be nominated as an alderman. 2 ff. 8) Has written to Sir John Lubbock. 2 ff. 9) L C C business; demolition of ratable property; party alignment on L C C. 2 ff. 10) Vestry business; L C C general purposes committee. 2 ff. On headed note-paper of Bachelor's Club; dated (1895?) inferred from context. 11) Declines an offer because of pressure of work. 12) Encloses a subscription; own attendance at L C C and vestry meetings. 13) Seeks help at committee
room and with cancassing at Bow; has been chosen party whip at L C C. Date (1895?) from context. 14) Bullivant standing in Poplar; own election meeetings and supporting speakers. Partly in the hand of an ameneuensis. 15) Seeks information on how foreign municipalities cope with unemployment and provision for the aged; wants a research assistant. 2 ff. 16) L C C and the vestry on licensing. 17) Possibilities of getting Hayter a seat on L C C. 18) Requests a memorandum of arguments in respect of his Local Government (qualification of electors) Bill. 19) Comments on opposition to his Bill. 2 ff. Dated (1896) from context. 20) Viscount Mountmorres may resign from L C C; question of his sucessor. 2 ff. 21) Viscount Mountmorres has decided not to retire. 2 ff. 22) Seeks advice about poor relief for submission to the Old Age Pensions Committee. 3 ff. 23) Awaiting answer to his enquiry about poor relief. Dated (1896) from context. 24) Acknowledges Hayter's comments on
his plan for old age pensions. 2 ff. 25) Would be willing to stand for L C C. 2 ff. 26) Willing to withdraw if Lord Ilchester and Sir Walter de Souza wish to stand for election. 2 ff. Dated after 27 January 1895.