The Handbill is produced by Henry Keatly Moore and Henry Vincent Moss, who were standing for election to the Council. The election was held on the 1st November 1902 and this handbill was distributed in the weeks running up to the elections. On the reverse side of the item, a satirical cartoon form The Westminster Gazette has been attached dated 27 May 1902.
Miscellaneous Papers Relating to Croydon
Three unrelated documents:
A handbill concerning the 1902 Council Elections;
A religious handbill by Herbert W. Knocker, 1929
Ms notes on Croydon Improvement Act 1890
Unknown person
Ms Notes on the Croydon Improvements Act1890
Two sets of written notes, one partially completed on the Croydon Improvements Act of 1890, and the other on deaths and crimes in Croydon between 1922 and 1939. The two sets of notes appear to be unconnected.
Religious Handbill by Herbert W. Knocker
Two copies of the handbill John of Croydon written by Herbert W. Knocker dated 2nd October 1929. The handbill tells a story of a man named John living in Croydon and aims to communicate a valuable message to the reader of wealth, family and fulfilment of life