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Aberdeen Party of Progress
The central, seated figure represents Provost William Leslie, to whom the image is dedicated. Aberdeen town council at this time were Liberal. The Party of Progress were clearly not as progressive as they wished the town to believe. The image shows…
A Secret for the Ears of Liberal Moderates, Voluntaries, and Dissenters
A last-minute attempt by the Tory faction in Aberdeen to worry the Liberals before the 1841 general election, about their candidate Alexander Bannerman.
Grand Reform meeting held at Aberdeen 18th May 1832
The only illustration of the Great Reform Meeting held at Aberdeen Links on the Broadhill, a common meeting ground.
The Bon Accord and Northern Pictorial Special Strike Number No 1
Special General Strike issue of the Bon-Accord Pictorial
The Bon Accord and Northern Pictorial Special Strike Number No 2
The 2nd special General Strike edition. The paper was not in favour of the strike.
The Bon Accord and Northern Pictorial Special Strike Number No 3
The third general strike issue of the paper. It was not in favour of the strike.
The Bon Accord and Northern Pictorial Special Strike Number No 4
The fourth General Strike edition of the paper. It was not in favour of the strike.
The Bon Accord and Northern Pictorial Special Strike Number No 5
The 5th General Strike edition of the paper. It was not in favour of the General Strike.
Our Opponents from The Unionist Magazine
The Unionist was the magazine of Aberdeen University's Conservative and Unionist Society.
Cover page from The Flagship
This magazine was produced by students at Aberdeen University who were supporting Winston Churchill as candidate for Rector.