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The Freedom of the Borough of Reading is conferred on Rufus Daniel Isaacs, Earl Reading, 23 January 1900, in Reading Town Hall. The aldermen and councillors sit at long tables on the floor of the hall. Standing on the platform are the Mace-Bearer; Alderman John Wessley Martin; H. E. the American Ambassador, Mr. J. W. Davis; Earl Reading; the Mayor of Reading, Sir George Stewart Abram; the Town Clerk, Mr. C. S. Johnson; and the Deputy Mayor. 1900-1909

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The Freedom of the Borough of Reading is conferred on Rufus Daniel Isaacs, Earl Reading, 23 January 1900, in Reading Town Hall. The aldermen and councillors sit at long tables on the floor of the hall. Standing on the platform are the Mace-Bearer; Alderman John Wessley Martin; H. E. the American Ambassador, Mr. J. W. Davis; Earl Reading; the Mayor of Reading, Sir George Stewart Abram; the Town Clerk, Mr. C. S. Johnson; and the Deputy Mayor. 1900-1909

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black and white photograph ; 21 x 30 cm.

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English

Subject:

Mayors -- Reading -- IllustrationsSU716735Freedom of the borough -- Reading -- Illustrations

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2725632

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