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The Life Saving Awards Research Society JOURNAL INDEX - Nos. 1- 99 The articles are indexed as follows:- e.g. 17/13 - where 17 is the Journal Number and 13 is the starting page number. Abosso, wreck of 61/30 Achille Lauro, Fire aboard 33/10 Albion, HMS, Launch 14/32 15/66 16/47 54/41 Albert Medal, erroneous attributions 95/45 Alington, Arthur Hilderbrand 73/85 Allan, David H 88/27 Admirals, Six Brave 67/24 AS28, Rescue of submarine 56/53 Batt, Alice Maud 82/62 Blake, HMS, Fire on-board 54/23 Burton, PC George 74/22 A.D.S.C. 17/13 Addy, Mark, Salford Hero 29/26 Admella, Wreck of 55/49 A Little Out of the Ordinary Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners 19/44 Liverpool Shipwreck & Humane Society 20/26 Alaska State Medal 28/71 Albert Medal, Associated Awards to Recipients of 42/44 43/23 Albert Medal, Exchanges 98/23 Albert Medal, Heroes of 27/42 35/36 43/42 48/32 78/46 Albert Medal, Recipients Photographs 8/46 Albert Medals, Refused 11/65 12/66 50/62 65/47 Albion Disaster 14/32 15/66 16/47 Aldred, Thomas 89/41 Alexander I, Tsar 36/3 Alexandra Docks Disaster 1909 89/3 Alington, A.H. 22/50 Alkaid, Wreck of 88/51 Allerdale Gold Medal 32/38 Ally Sloper’s Half Holiday 37/67 91/60 Alondra, Wreck of 64/46 Alpena, Wreck of 57/37 American Life Saving Service 58/36 American Soc. for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 38/34 Amphitrite, Wreck of 38/28 Amsterdam, canal rescue 95/9 Amsterdam Lifesaving Society 83/10 84/43 95/9 Andoe, Admiral Sir H.G. 40/10 Andrews W.D., Canadian Hero 10/54 Anhalt Ducal Badge of Honour 1-3/38,77 10/49 Animal Life Saving Medals 6/10 Answers Medal for Heroism 1-3/40 6/6 37/24 The Life Saving Awards Research Society Antigua, Life Saving Medal 18/75 Archer, William 47/24 Arctic Lifesaving Award 43/47 Argus Medal 15/60 Auction Reports See separate Index Auctions: early (1886-1946) 76/38 Augusta, Wreck of 86/3 Avron, Leon 52/54 Audley Colliery Disaster, Jan. 1895 29/64 Ballantyne, R.M. 26/15 Balloon Society Medal 7/36 23/92 41/45 Barrington, William, Order of Industrial Heroism 99/35 Bath and West of England Society 99/57 Bavarian Red Cross Society Life Saving Plaque 22/65 Bayly, Charles Henry 95/28 Beechey, Richard 97/47 Beeston, John: Obituary 78/24 Beirne, Patrick 61/3 Beresford, Jack 85/46 Best Wreck Service Medal 27/69 Binney Medal 25/35 Belgian Carnegie Hero Fund 18/5 19/58 Benson, Olaf 76/12 Bevan, Brian 53/24 Biddulph, Sir M.A.S. 93/36 Birks, Samuel, SGM 56/66 Bisdom, Dr Arend 89/36 ‘Bitches Rock’, Ballad of 44/29 Blair, David 66/15 Blengfell, Wreck of 80/3 Blogg, Henry 58/33 89/26 91/80 Boender, Peter 86/43 Bloor, Thomas William 47/33 Board of Trade Rocket Apparatus Wreck Token 1-3/32 Boddington, Jack 86/20 Bolton & District Humane Society 83/49 88/3 Bombay, Burning of 50/42 Bon-Accord Swimming Club & Humane Society 29/78 81/44 Bonnar, Eric Watt 73/12 Borland, Campbell 77/24 Book Reviews/Notices 11/55 12/64 17/68 23/68 26/46 29/66 30/70 31/62 32/58 33/64 35/57 36/60,62 39/52 42/50 44/50 45/48 46/55 51/42 56/56 57/52 62/51 65/54 66/54 67/70 69/54 70/58 73/64 75/58 76/56 78/60 79/65 84/72 86/54 88/48 89/54 90/66 92/48 94/62 97/66 98/68 The Life Saving Awards Research Society Bower, William Alfred, Private Medal 33/69 92/74 Boy Scouts Association, Awards 1-3/58 31/46 47/27 Boy Scout Association, Bronze Cross 1-3/75 81/44 82/84 Boy Scout Association, Silver Cross 59/52 Boy Scout Association, Gilt Cross 33/49 Boyd, Capt. John, Board of Trade medal 29/76 Boys Brigade Cross of Heroism 6/30 93/79 Bragg, Shirley 67/22 Bramley-Moore Medal 33/3 Brassey, T.A.B. 10/29 58/7 Breadalbane, Marquis of 15/31 Brigginshaw, G.D. 83/22 Brighstone Bay, RNLI Medals 63/29 British Columbia & Yukon, RLSS Medal 33/10 Brill, Edith, Child Heroine 29/35 Brimelow, W., Royal Humane Society Medal 9/7 Briscoe, Captain R.F. 46/21 62/3 65/26 Bristol Humane Society 13/44 22/68 42/21 Brixham Trawler Disaster 1910 83/3 Brodie, Sir Benjamin Collins 61/40 Brolly, Hugh 86/27 Brooke, Arthur 34/41 “Brown, John”, private German medal to 64/31 Brown, Terry 88/29 Brown, T.G. 35/46 Brown, Thomas William 94/26 Brown, Michela 42/8 Brown, Walter Russell 95/14 Brunel, I.K. 31/28 B.S.C. & Humane Society 29/78 BT.261.1 Guide to the TNA File 1856 - 1879 14/76 BT.261.2-8 Guide to the TNA Files 1865 - 1932 16/88 Buckle, C.E. 26/20 Burgh Quay, Dublin 91/10 Bussell, Grace. An Australian Grace Darling 15/41 Bygrave, H. Royal Life Saving Society 16/74 Bywater, Arthur 55/15 Cable, James 79/27 Canada, Decorations 36/38 Canadian Banker's Law Enforcement Award 24/76 Campbell, James 74/24 Canadian Lifeboat Institution 74/14 Canine Defence League 13/122 Cape of Good Hope Humane Society 43/3 Capron, Robert 26/33 31/75 Cardiff Watch Committee Conspicuous Bravery Medal 80/47 Carne, Charles John 91/44 Carnegie Fund watches 72/18 Carnegie Hero Fund The Life Saving Awards Research Society Great Britain 1-3/67 16/56 21/70 31/44 35/34 50/46 Belgium 18/5 19/58 Denmark 22/95 France 18/108 Italy 22/96 Carpathia/Titanic Medal 59/24 60/64 Carpenter, Capt. A.F.B. 40/21 Carr, C.S. 32/44 Cashman, John 41/28 Chainey, George B., Albert Medal 99/52 Chait, George 78/44 Church of England Temperance Benefit Society 77/44 City of Yokahama, Man overboard 40/12,17 Cigarette Cards, The Story of the Lifeboat 12/43 Civil Aviation Authority Safety Awards 40/22 Clayton, Fitzroy: RNLI award to 92/46 Coastguard to the Rescue (Wreck of the Pruessen) 22/55 Cobb, Revd. C.A. 24/41 Collections: Baldwin & Son List, 1950 47/41 Belleville, Gentleman from 2000 41/13 Blair 1937 19/57 British Museum 40/36 42/16 48/26 Cheylesmore 1930 27/39 Denham 1971 12/73 16/79 17/30 Demoge, 2017 90/18 Durie 1888 9/88 Edrington 1980 13/4 25/38 28/42 Fire 1980 24/56 Gascoigne 1934 11/33 Gray 1898 15/16 Grierson 2004 53/15 Hamilton 1882 68/18 Hamilton-Smith 1927 27/39 Hayward 1995 26/50 House of Commons 20/4 Lawson Whalley 1877 4/31 Montague 1926 27/38 Murray 1926 19/49 Naunton 1917 27/38 Needes 1939 18/47 Palmer 1914 68/18 Payne 1911 13/67 Phillips 1925 20/24 Sanders 1882 68/18 Spink List 1888 9/19 Stansfeld 1984 18/72 Tilling 1972 18/26 The Life Saving Awards Research Society Watters 1913 17/21 Whitaker 1897 7/27 Collins, John Henry 38/23 Commissioners of Irish Lights 15/18 38/15 Comorin, Fire onboard HMS 51/27 Connellan, Peter Martin 62/26 Connolly, John 96/18 Constabulary Medal (Ireland) 83/26 Copenhagen, Wreck of 45/30 Corbin, Henry Lockyer 87/38 Cork, Fire Rescues 67/11 Corner, D. 25/35 Cotesworth, Commander W. 59/3 Court, Robert 58/3 Coupland, Wreck of 65/21 CQD Medal 33/28 Crean, Thomas 90/26 Crocker, Flight Commander W.R. 61/27 Croll, J. Esmond, “RHS” medal to 96/22 Crosby Beach, Rescue 97/21 Craven, Charles W. 38/12 Crufts & VC Collar 35/30 Cullen's Fire Medal 18/106 Cullinan, P., Memorial to 99/82 Cumming, Sir Arthur 34/40 Curnow, Paul, identification of photograph 95/3 Daily Herald Order of Industrial Heroism 33/25 40/3 Daily Sketch Medal 17/18 Danish Carnegie Hero Trust 22/95 Danish Life Saving Awards 82/34 Danish Life Saving Awards, British Recipients 11/3 Danmark, Wreck of 55/3 Davidson, John 74/44 Davidson, Vice Admiral A.P. 37/10 Davidson, F. 90/20 Davidson, John 86/48 Davies, Henry ‘Shrimp’ 51/15 Davies, John James 94/12 Davies, Joseph 85/3 Davies, Steven 84/27 Davis, Gerald 76/52 Day, Terry 57/3 De Sausmarez, Lionel Andros 95/36 Deal Medal 17/18 Defence News, Extracts 67/49 Dee, James Leach 66/40 Delhi, Wreck of 9/81 47/54 Democrat, Wreck of 44/22 Devonport Royal Swimming Assoc. & Humane Soc. 39/16 The Life Saving Awards Research Society Dickin Medal 7/16 54/3 60/44 Dickinson, Jacob M. 53/40 Dodd, Thomas 33/45 Dominican Republic, Rescue in 67/3 Doorn, Gerrit 70/43 Down, James Frederick 57/45 Doxrud, H.D. 75/32 Druide, wreck of 37/39 Drummond Castle Medal 1896 1-3/4,73 25/4 27/30 70/38 Drummond, Victoria Alexandrina 50/61 DSC & HS Medal 63/67 Dublin, Burgh Quay 91/10 Duffy, Herbert John 83/52 Duncan Gibbins Award 38/34 Dundee Corporation Medal for Bravery 1-3/44 Dunlop, J. (obituary) 82/54 Durban Mayor's Medal 18/45 Dutton, Wreck of 9/17 14/93 45/47 Dutch Floods 1916: Medal 94/44 Dwinsk, sinking of 61/17 Dyball, E.
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    ORBIT-OnlineRepository ofBirkbeckInstitutionalTheses Enabling Open Access to Birkbeck’s Research Degree output James Stansfeld & the debates about the repeal of the contagious diseases acts in Britain and British In- dia 1860s-1890s https://eprints.bbk.ac.uk/id/eprint/40061/ Version: Full Version Citation: Ramsey, Christine July (2014) James Stansfeld & the debates about the repeal of the contagious diseases acts in Britain and British India 1860s-1890s. [Thesis] (Unpublished) c 2020 The Author(s) All material available through ORBIT is protected by intellectual property law, including copy- right law. Any use made of the contents should comply with the relevant law. Deposit Guide Contact: email 1 JAMES STANSFELD & the DEBATES ABOUT THE REPEAL OF THE CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACTS IN BRITAIN AND BRITISH INDIA, 1860s – 1890s Thesis submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at Birkbeck College, University of London Christine July Ramsey 2 3 Abstract This thesis examines the life of James Stansfeld, (1820-1898), and in particular his contribution to the political reform of the Contagious Diseases Acts (CDAs) in England and in India. Stansfeld was a Liberal MP from a Unitarian (non-conformist) background who represented his native borough of Halifax during the Gladstone era. From the early 1870s onwards, eschewing high cabinet office, Stansfeld was a major force in the Commons parliamentary debates about the CDAs and their Indian equivalent. His political strategies included the building up and sustaining of popular support for repeal whilst simultaneously supporting repeal in the political arena. The thesis maps Stansfeld’s complex and radical arguments about women’s rights, particularly those of prostitutes, and his advocacy of, and practical support for, repeal of the CDAs both in England and India.