Bradlaugh Collection

The Poor Washerwoman - Henri Clark - Music Sheet
The Poor Washerwoman - sung with typhoons of applause by Henri Clark - Music Sheet, written by Walter Hadtings and composed by W. T. Webb

Charles Bradlaugh at the Bar at the House of Commons, c. 1892-93 (oil on canvas)
1218284 Charles Bradlaugh at the Bar at the House of Commons, c.1892-93 (oil on canvas) by Sickert, Walter Richard (1860-1942); 228.4x121.6 cm; Manchester Art Gallery

Cartoon, The Northampton Tandem Tricyclists - two Liberal MPs, Henry Du Pre Labouchere (1831-1912) and Charles Bradlaugh (1833-1891), both representing Northampton. 1885

Cartoon, Will He Be Muzzled? A comment on Charles Bradlaugh, atheist, republican and Liberal MP for Northampton. 1885

Jumbo the elephant versus Charles Bradlaugh
Punch magazines comment on the unwelcome departure of the elephant Jumbo from England to America with P.T Barnum. Here Mr Punch suggests Barnum take an altogether different beast

Charles Bradlaugh... Claiming the Right to Make the Affirmation of Allegiance... 1880, (1901)
Charles Bradlaugh, at the Bar of the House of Commons, Claiming the Right to Make the Affirmation of Allegiance instead of taking the Oath, 1880, (1901)

Charles Bradlaugh (1833-1891) British free-thinker and social reformer. Artist: Spy
Charles Bradlaugh (1833-1891) British free-thinker and social reformer. Bradlaugh lectured under the name Iconoclast. He was elected MP for Northampton in 1880

Cartoon, Charles Bradlaugh, atheist MP
Cartoon, Charles Bradlaugh (1833-1891), atheist politician, Liberal MP for Northampton. The lawyers (described here as The Three Wise Men of Madagascar) puzzle over how to deal with him. 1884

Arrest of deputy atheist Brandlaugh for refusing to leave th
Charles Bradlaugh (1833-1891). English political activist. London. House of Commons. Arrest of deputy atheist Brandlaugh for refusing to leave the Chamber

Cartoon, politicians at the zoo
Cartoon, Hobsons Choice Reception, a Family Party. Showing politicians at the zoo, looking at a monkey in a cage. 1880

Caricatures, Bradlaugh and Labouchere, fellow-MPs
Caricatures, Charles Bradlaugh and Henry Labouchere, Northampton MPs. Labouchere supported his atheist colleague in parliament. 1880

Caricature of Henry Labouchere, Liberal MP
Caricature of Henry Labouchere (1831-1912), Liberal MP, and owner-editor of the magazine Truth. Seen here as Father Christmas. Toys for the children

Caricature of Charles Bradlaugh, atheist MP
Caricature of Charles Bradlaugh (1833-1891), atheist politician, Liberal MP for Northampton. Look out for Mr Bradlaugh on the Third of August. 1881

Cartoon, Bradlaugh, Gladstone and John Bull
Cartoon, Charles Bradlaugh, atheist MP, W E Gladstone, Liberal Prime Minister, and John Bull as a magistrate. Bull says to Gladstone

Cartoon, Gladstone, Bradlaugh and Labouchere
Cartoon, Charles Bradlaugh, atheist, republican and Liberal MP for Northampton, supported by his fellow-MP Henry Labouchere but a worrying presence for the Liberal leader W E Gladstone. 1881

Bradlaugh (Sickert)
Charles BRADLAUGH in 1890. with his autograph Date: 1833 - 1891

Charles Bradlaugh
CHARLES BRADLAUGH Statesman and reformer 1833 - 1891

Mr. Bradlaugh Taking the Oath in the House of Commons

The Opening of the New Parliament, Notes in the House of Commons, London, Uk, 1886; Mr
THE OPENING OF THE NEW PARLIAMENT, NOTES IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, LONDON, UK, 1886; Mr. Gladstone, Sir M. Hicks.Beach, Mr. Bradlaugh

WESTMINSTER CLOCK TOWER. Interior of the prison in the Westminster Clock Tower, where Charles Bradlaugh was confined in 1880. English engraving, 1880

CHARLES BRADLAUGH (1833-1891). English reformer and politician. Original cabinet photograph, c1890

Charles Bradlaugh (1833-91) British free-thinker and social reformer. Lectured under name Iconoclast. Elected MP for Northampton 1880, refused oath and expelled

CHARLES BRADLAUGH (1833-1891). English politician. Line engraving, English, 19th century

Bradlaugh in the House
CHARLES BRADLAUGH makes himself comfortable on a bench in the House of Commons. Date: 1833 - 1891

Bradlaugh Cartoon
BRADLAUGH TRIUMPHANT ! Date: 1833 - 1891

Bradlaugh Triumphs
In 1881 he is ejected as an MP because as atheist he refuses to swear an oath invoking God: in 1888 he successfully intro- -duces a bill permitting MPs to make a simple affirmation

Charles Bradlaugh MP at the Bar of the House of Commons, 188
Engraving showing Charles Bradlaugh MP (1833-1891) at the bar of the House of Commons in 1880. Bradlaugh was a social reformer, elected as MP for Northampton in 1880

The Arrest of Charles Bradlaugh MP, in the House of Commons
Engraving showing the arrest of Charles Bradlaugh MP (1833-1891) in the House of Commons in 1880. Bradlaugh was a social reformer, elected as MP for Northampton in 1880

Mr Bradlaugh in the House of Commons
Mr Bradlaugh seen in the House of Commons taking the oath of allegiance. In 1881 Mr Gladstone introduced a bill that allowed non-believers to affirm their allegiance to the Crown

Mr Bradlaugh and the Oath of Allegiance
A sketch showing Mr Bradlaugh being arrested by Captain Gosset, Sergent-at-Arms upon the speakers warrant. In 1881 Mr Gladstone introduced a bill that allowed non-believers to affirm their allegiance

Bradlaugh Incarcerated
CHARLES BRADLAUGH imprisoned, quite comfortably, in the Clock Tower prison in the Houses of Parliament, London. Date: 1833 - 1891

Bradlaugh / Demare
CHARLES BRADLAUGH Statesman and reformer

Bradlaugh / Russell Cdv
CHARLES BRADLAUGH Statesman and reformer

Bradlaugh / Punch
CHARLES BRADLAUGH Statesman and reformer expelled from the Commons for refusing to take the oath of allegiance, 1880

Bradlaugh Expelled
CHARLES BRADLAUGH Statesman and reformer expelled from the Commons for refusing to take the oath of allegiance, 1880

Bradlaugh Photo 1877
CHARLES BRADLAUGH Statesman and reformer photo in 1877

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"Bradlaugh: A Trailblazer in Politics, Activism, and Controversy" From his humble beginnings to becoming a prominent figure in British politics, Charles Bradlaugh left an indelible mark on society. The Poor Washerwoman - Henri Clark - Music Sheet serves as a reminder of the struggles faced by the working class during his time. In Charles Bradlaugh at the Bar at the House of Commons, c. 1892-93 (oil on canvas), we witness his unwavering determination as he fought for his beliefs within the political arena. This painting captures both his charisma and resilience. Cartoons like The Northampton Tandem Tricyclists depict Bradlaugh's lighter side, showcasing him enjoying leisurely activities with fellow politicians. However, not all cartoons were lighthearted; Will He Be Muzzled? highlights the constant scrutiny and attempts to silence him due to his controversial views. Even Jumbo the elephant found himself pitted against Charles Bradlaugh in one cartoon. This unlikely pairing symbolizes how he fearlessly confronted powerful opponents throughout his career. Charles Bradlaugh. . Claiming the Right to Make the Affirmation of Allegiance. . 1880 showcases a pivotal moment when he fought for atheists' rights to affirm their allegiance without religious oaths—an act that challenged societal norms and sparked heated debates. The caricatures featuring Bradlaugh alongside Labouchere shed light on their unique camaraderie despite ideological differences—a testament to Bradlaugh's ability to build bridges across political divides. His arrest for refusing to leave Parliament further exemplifies his unwavering commitment towards advocating for change. In this moment captured through Arrest of deputy atheist Brandlaugh for refusing to leave th, we see a man unafraid of standing up against injustice even at great personal cost. Politicians at the zoo may seem comical but carry deeper meaning—highlighting the absurdity of political gamesmanship.