Algernon Joy
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| Residence | Church Style, Rochdale, Lancashire | ||||||||||
| Occupation | armed services | ||||||||||
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proposed 1867.11.05
late Royal Artillery
Notes From Elsewhere
Mr Algernon Joy, an engineer employed on the Penarth Docks, at Cardiff, South Wales ... [A collection of essays on spiritualism by Alfred Russell Wallace]
Member of the Athenaeum Club from 1893
in first list of members of London Spiritualist Alliance 1884
Hon. Sec. to National Association of Spirtualists of London
Huddersfield Chronicle 17 Oct 1877: crime in Ireland ... for the second time applied to Mr. Vaughan for advice and assistance . She complained that every night Algernon Joy came to her after her first sleep and played draughts upon her. He worried her out of her life
[from Spiritualism and its dangers part III by Herbert Thurston, 1920]: perhaps the clearest statement I have come across is that of Mr Algernon Joy, a man of some social position, who was Honorary Secretary of the British National Association of Spiritualists. This gentleman in the year 1875 paid a visit to America, and on his return read to the Association an address which might be described as a quasi-official report of his journey ... free love ...]
Leeds Mercury 22 Sep 1862 ... Lieutenant Algernon Joy, all officers of the Royal Artillery ...
Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer 1 May 1890 Marriage at Keswick .. letter weight. Mr. and Mr.. Marocrt Mar.nail. c-is-cyo necklace and bracelet. Mr and Mrs. Algernon Joy, old Flemish luce una Hoot ton lace veil, - Alger ou Joy; dre«sing case, biuuner Cvpprr kittle on inn stand, the Hon Hamilton Gordon, gold silver bracelet
2 May 1890. MARRIAGE OF MISS MARSHALL OF KESWICK ... Cat'« eye necklace and bracelet—Mr and Mrs Algernon Joy Ol 1 Flemish lac, Honiton veil—Mrs
1872. X Joy, Algernon. Junior United Service Club, St. James's, London,
The Report of the National Society for Women's Suffrage, 1894, contained a list of meetings which were held—78 in all, of which 25 were drawing-room meetings. There was a drawing-room meeting by invitation of Miss Tickell; a drawing-room meeting by invitation of Mrs. Algernon Joy, with Mr. Joy in the chair; and of these meetings Mrs. Fawcett, the hon. secretary, addressed 34, Miss Blackburn 10, and Miss Mordan 8, and all these women made one attempt after another at different meetings to endeavour to excite enthusiasm among their friends in favour of this movement
