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| People and organisations | Count |
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| Conservative Party (Great Britain) | 8 |
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| Conservative Party (Great Britain). Leeds Divisional Association | 1 |
| Conservative Party (Great Britain). Pudsey and Otley Division | 1 |
| Conservative Party (Great Britain). Pudsey Divisional Association | 1 |
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| Gibson, Ethel | 1 |
| Goldsmith, Sir James (1933-) | 1 |
| Great Britain | 1 |
| Lee, William Henry | 1 |
The Communist propaganda apparatus and other threats to the media : a statement... to the Media Committee of the Conservative Party at the House of Commons on Wednesday 21st January 1981
Goldsmith, Sir James (1933-); Conservative Party (Great Britain)
1981
Progress
Lee, William Henry; National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations. Pudsey and Otley division; Conservative Party (Great Britain). Ripon Divisional Association; Conservative Party (Great Britain). Pudsey Divisional Association
July, Aug., Nov. Dec. 1943; Feb. 1944-Apr. 1948; v.6, no.1 (May 1948)-v.29, 12 (Nov.1971) Being the news-letter of the National Unionist Association in the Pudsey and Otley Parliamentary Division (...
Mrs. Gibson's message to the women voters of the Pudsey & Otley division... [etc.]
Gibson, Ethel; Conservative Party (Great Britain). Pudsey and Otley Division
[1929]
Issued on the occasion of the parliamentary elections of 1929, Pudsey and Otley division.
City of Leeds Conservative Empire bazaar, Town Hall, Leeds, Feby. 20th, 21st, 22nd, & 23rd, 1929. Souvenir handbook
Conservative Party (Great Britain). Leeds Divisional Association
[1929]
The aim of the bazaar "is to raise a fund to help in paying the cost of the maintenance of a Conservative and constitutional organisantion and propaganda".
Facts for the working classes : who are your friends? Read this and judge for yourselves
Conservative Party (Great Britain)
[ca. 1870?]
Anon.