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John McDougall (British politician)

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John McDougall and his brothers had been encouraged by their father to engage in charitable activities, and John eventually left the family business in 1888 to become a local councillor, focusing in particular on lunatic asylums and drains.
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flour merchant Alexander McDougall, who, in 1845, set up as a manufacturing chemist, and in 1864 recruited his sons into the business. John McDougall, who became a Fellow of the
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from 1889 to 1913. He was elected chairman of the LCC 1902-03, and, on 26 June 1902, it was announced he would be knighted as part of the Coronation Honours of King
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McDougall's name (misspelt as MacDougall) appears on the commemorative plaque marking the August 1902 opening of the
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A New Idea Each Morning: How Food and Agriculture Came Together in One International Organisation
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McDougall married twice. His second wife was Ellen Mary Lidgett, with whom he had a son
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in 1957. Five years later, in 1962, Hovis-McDougall merged with Rank Ltd to form
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The North Wales Express (reproduced in Beddgellert: Past and Present)
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Methodism, participating in a 1903 meeting announcing that London's
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From Workhouse To Westminster - The Life Story Of Will Crooks, M.P
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Tower Hamlets Local History Library and Archives - Digital Gallery
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and was elected to London County Council, representing - with
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For the British Labour politician and MP (1947-2008), see
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would become the home of Wesleyanism in Great Britain.
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John McDougall (London politician)
John MacDougall (British politician)

London County Council
Progressive Party
London County Council

Greenwich foot tunnel
Manchester
Chemical Society
Millwall Outer Dock
self-raising flour
Progressive Party
Will Crooks
Tower Hamlets
Poplar
Edward VII
Wesleyan
Royal Aquarium
Frank Lidgett McDougall
Sir John McDougall Gardens
Hovis
Rank Hovis McDougall
Premier Foods


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