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Hammersmith and Fulham Archives and Local History Centre GB 0085 DD/200 Hammersmith and Fulham Archives and Local History Centre This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 35594 The National Archives 11JAN9 3 NRA 35594 John Henry Palmer, temperance advocate: corresp and papers Hammersmith and Fulham Archives and Local History Centre The Lilla Huset 191 Talgarth Road London W6 8BJ Reference no: DD/200 Accession no: 200 ACCESSION NUMBER: 200 SHORT TITLE: Material collected by John Henry Palmer, J.P., 52 Walham Grove, London S.W.6, later of 'Algarve', 20 Parsons Green, London S.W.6 REFERENCE: DD/200/1-25 PROVENANCE: Transferred from Fulham Library Reference Department, 22 May 1972 Note John Henry Palmer, J.P., was an active Methodist and was involved in Sunday School work; he held offices in Walham Grove and Bethel United Methodist Churches, and was Superintendent of Barclay Hall Mission, Effie Road, Fulham. A fervent Temperance advocate, he sat on the committees of the West London Band of Hope Union and the United Kingdom Alliance. He was active in local affairs, serving on Fulham Vestry for several years, and was at one time a prominent member of Fulham Borough Council as a member of the Progressive Party. He belonged to the Fulham Liberal Party. He interested himself in many causes, both local and national, and was connected with a large number of organisations, including the Imperial Alliance for the Defence of Sunday, the National Children's Homes, and the Fulham and South Kensington Young Men's Christian Association. He was a trustee of the Fulham Waste Lands and Lygon Almshouses, a school manager, a director of the Walham Green Building Society, and supported Fulham housing improvement schemes. DD/200 consists mainly of correspondence, cuttings, invitations and handbills connected with Palmer's involement in these spheres, all of which have been mounted into 'scapbooks'. In view of the bulk of the material involved, some deviations from normal listing practice have been necessary: (i) Listing It has been impractical to list each item. The practice instead has been to give a block description for each 'scapbook', and provide separate entries for items contained inside which have been considered of particular interest. In many cases items relating to the same subject are scattered over a number of pages. The practice in such cases has not usually been to list items individually, but either to give a block descrip­ tion with a list of relevant references, or to provide covering references when this seems more practical Hammersmith and Fulham Archives & Local History Centre The Lilla Huset 191 Talgarth Road London W6 8BJ 081-741 5159 e.g. Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 1l/l/69a-c; HD[? 1923] Cuttings 70aj Proposal to turn Earl's Court Exhibition ground into a public open space or 8/31-46 passim May 1920-June 1920 Cutting and correspondence & KD Opposition to proposed opening of Fulham parks for sport on Sundays John Henry Palmer has been.referred to as 'JHP* throughout (ii Numbering In many cases, volumes of pulpit notices, accounts, etc., have been re-used as scapbooks, and so items collected by Palmer have been pasted over the original information contained in the volumes. Where this is the case, each sheet in the volume has been paginated as in a printed book, and items pasted in have been given the page number, followed by an alphabetical sub-number. Therefore a single item pasted onto a re-used page would bs given the page number plus the letter 'a". Where the page was blank, a single pasted item has been given the page reference only, and more than one item pasted onto the same page would be alphabetically sub-numbered; the same procedure has been followed in numbering scapbooks which have not been put to any previous use. Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 1/1-9 1/1/1-117 Volume containing Apr. 1913-Apr. 1914 Walham Grove United Methodist Church pulpit notices [l912]-Mar. 1914 Correspondence, cuttings, invitations and handbills re Methodist Church events, Temperance movement, etc. (pasted in) 1/1/1 26 July 1913 Circular letter from Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 1/1-9 1/1/1 (oont.) E. Brearley, JHP, Fulham Vigilance Committee, 7 Niton St., Fulham Palace Rd., [Fulham] Meeting to discuss retirement testimonial to P.C. Prior, the rescuer of about 600 children from immoral conditions in the Fulham District 1/1/4 ND[1913] Memorial card Kathleen Burtles, died 3 June 1913. aged 19 years; interred at Fulham Cemetery 1/1/6-9 MD[?1912] Fill ham District Free Church Council annual report 1911-1912 1/1/10 HD[1912] Handbill Commemoration service at Valham Greva United Methodist Church of 50th anniversary of death of Joseph New, 3 NOT. 1912; missionary meetings, 7 Nov. 1912 1/V67a ND[?0ot. 1913] Photograph [? Valham Grove United Methodist Sunday School] 1/1/S1a ND[1913] Order of service Funeral of Amelia Louisa Mallinson at United Methodist Church, Shernall St., Valthamstov, [London], 6 Dec. 1913 1/1/83* May 1910 Handbill He-opening service of Valham Grove United Methodist Churoh, 22 May 1910, and other services VV99a ND[1914] Invitation Fulham Vigilance Committee meeting, 22 Feb. 19H Bef. Bate Desoription ED/200/ 1/1-9 1/1/116 5 Mar. 19H Circular letter froa JHP, 52 Walham Grove, [Fu;ham], W.H. Prideaux, 78 Waldemar Ave., [Fulham] W.R. Sayer, 24 Musgrave Crescent, [Fulham] Meeting to consider selection of Fulham Parliamentary candidate unconnected with the drink trade 1/1/117a ND[?1914] Invitation froa JHP, E. Brearley Public presentation of an illuminated address to ex-P.C. Prior, 27 Feb. [?19H] 1/2 ND[1913] Handbill Walham Grove United Methodist Church 48th Sunday School Anniversary, 6 & 8 Apr. 1913 1/3 HD[1913] Fulham District Free Church Council annual report (1912-1913) 1/4 July 19H Leaflet with photograph Proposed memorial to Francis Flint Belsey kt., Christian teacher and philanthropist, 1837-19H 1/5 KD[1914] Handbill Walham Grove United Methodist Church concert, 2 Mar. 1914 1/6-7 1914-1915 Walham Grove United Methodist Church general church and trust accounts, and missionary reports 1/8 ND[1915] Fulham District Free Church Council annual report (19H-1915) Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 1/1-9 1/9 ND[1915] Handbill Annual public meeting of Vest London Band of Hope Union at Crosby Hall, Chelsea Embankment [London], 29 Apr. 1915 2/1-8 2/1/1-114 Volume containing Apr.1914- [Valham Grove United Methodist Churoh] May 1915 pulpit notices Mar. 1914- Correspondence, cuttings, invitations May 1915 and handbills re Methodist Churoh events, Temperance movement, eto. (pasted in) 2/l/8a ND[1914] Memorial card Harriott Elizabeth Cowdery, born 27 Mar. 18531 died 27 Feb. 1914; interred at Fulham Old Cemetery 2/!/8b ND[1914] Invitation Annual public meeting of Borough of Fulham United Temperance Council at Fulham Town Hall, 16 Apr. 1914 2/1/14b HD[?1914] Handbill Lecture on 'The humorous side of Indian life as seen by an Anglo-Saxon missionary' by Revd. [Eli] Brierley, at Munster Rd. United Methodist Church, 6 May [?1914] 2/1/24B ND[?1914] Handbill Annual reunion of Fulham Free Church Council, 20 June [?19H] 2/l/32a NBJ914] Invitation Garden meeting of Fulham Temperance Political Union at 52 Valham Grove [Pulham], 16 July 1914 Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 2/1-8 2/V44a 10 Sep. 1914 Letter J. Percy Shuter, Town Clerk, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Acknowledges receipt of collection at Walham Grove United Methodist Church for Prince of Wales' National Relief Fund 2/1/44D 24 Sep. 1914 Letter from [?F.M.] Ponsenby, Buckingham Palace, [London] Expresses His Royal Highness's thanks for donation to National Relief Fund 2/!/55a 28 Oct. 1914 Letter J. Percy Shuter, Town Clerk, Town Hall, Fulham to JHP Executive Committee has decided to transfer Walham Grove workroom to lecture hall at the Central Library [Fulham] 2/1/101a 13 Apr. 1915 Letter Henry Smith, United Methodist Church Army and Navy Chaplains, 25 Bolingbroke Grove, Wandsworth Common, London, S.W. to JHP Is grateful for contribution to Camp Homes Fund 2/2 1915 Leaflet Hymns for Bible Christian Centenary Celebrations 2/3 ND[1915] Programme Annual public meeting of West London Band of Hope Union at Crosby Hall, Chelsea Embankment [London], 29 Apr. 1915 Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 2/1-8 2/4 ND[1915] Handbill 62nd anniversary of Sunday school, Victoria United Methodist Church, 192a Vauxhall Bridge Rd., [London], 9 & 10 May 1915 2/5 HD[1915] Handbill Annual prayer meetings of Vest London Band of Hope Union, 9 May 1915 2/6 ND[1915] United Methodist Church London Church Extension Committee report, 1915 2/7 ND[1919] Fulham District Free Church Council annual report (1918-1919) 2/8a-c ND Draft recommendations of Special Leaders meeting to consider the resolution of the last church meeting re the more effective working of the church through the Leaders Meeting 3/1-8 3/1/1-114 Volume containing: May 1915- [Valham Grove United Methodist Churoh] May 1916 pulpit notices Mar. 1915- Correspondence, outtings, invitations and handbills re Methodist Churoh events, Temperance movement, etc. (pasted in) 3/V24aj ND[1915] Handbill 25a 'A United Gathering af the Religious Forces of Fulham' at Eelbrook Common, 25 July [1915] 3/V26a ND[?1915] Order of service Intercession service for use in the Free Churches at the conclusion of the first year of the Great Var Ref. Date Description DD/200/ 5/1-8 W40a ND[1915] Order of service Funeral of the late Revd.
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