Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- 1 Will Tennent's band of ‘bastards and rebels’: the Tennent family in its contexts
- 2 The ‘natural leaders’, part one: politics and personalities in Belfast, c.1801–1820
- 3 The ‘natural leaders’, part two: Belfast, Europe and the age of reform
- 4 ‘The manhood of the mind’: classicism, romanticism and the politics of culture
- 5 ‘Thank-offerings to the God of providence’: philanthropy, evangelicalism and social change
- Conclusion
- Appendices
- Select Bibliography
- Index
Appendices
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- 1 Will Tennent's band of ‘bastards and rebels’: the Tennent family in its contexts
- 2 The ‘natural leaders’, part one: politics and personalities in Belfast, c.1801–1820
- 3 The ‘natural leaders’, part two: Belfast, Europe and the age of reform
- 4 ‘The manhood of the mind’: classicism, romanticism and the politics of culture
- 5 ‘Thank-offerings to the God of providence’: philanthropy, evangelicalism and social change
- Conclusion
- Appendices
- Select Bibliography
- Index
Summary
Appendix one: public activities of William Tennent and Robert Tennent
William Tennent
Belfast Academical Institution (manager, 1810–14, 1816–17, 1827, 1829–32; visitor, 1821–22)
Belfast Academy (committee member, 1827–32)
Belfast Savings Bank (committee member, 1816; trustee, 1819)
Ballast Office (member, 1812–32)
Botanic Gardens (trustee, 1830–32)
Chamber of Commerce (member of council, 1803–19; vice president, 1823–28) Commercial Buildings (committee member, 1813–19)
Dispensary and Fever Hospital (committee member, 1813–19)
Lagan Navigation (committee member, 1812–15; director, 1816–19) Mechanics' Institute (trustee, 1826–32)
Police Commissioner (member, 1812–32)
Police Committee (member, 1811–12)
Society for Promoting Knowledge (committee member, 1808–10, 1812–19) Spring Water Committee (committee member, 1821; commissioner, 1822–27) White Linen Hall (committee member, 1810–16, 1818–19)
White Linen Hall News Room (committee member, 1816–18)
Robert Tennent
Belfast Academical Institution (manager, 1810–15 and 1823–37; visitor, 1816) Belfast Academy (committee member, 1825–37)
Belfast Charitable Society (committee member, 1810–19, 1821–37)
Board of Health/Officers of Health (com missioner, 1832–34; officer, 1835–37) Bible Society/Hibernian Bible Society (committee member, 1808–19) Commercial Buildings (committee member, 1813–19)
Dispensary and Fever Hospital (treasurer, 1811–18; committee member, 1819) House of Industry (committee member, 1810–19, 1822–37)
Irish Music Society (treasurer, 1809–13)
Lagan Navigation (director, 1818–19)
Pipe Water Commissioners/Spring Water Commissioner (commissioner, 1818–19, 1821–28, 1833–37)
Savings Bank (early supporter, c.1816)
Society for Promoting Knowledge (committee member, 1812–19; vice president, 1825–28; president, 1829, 1831–37)
Spring Water Committee (committee member, 1814–17)
Ulster Female Penitentiary (committee member, 1831)
Weekly Sunday School/Sunday and Lancastrian School (committee member, 1811–13, 1816–19; treasurer, 1814–15.
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- The 'Natural Leaders' and their WorldPolitics, Culture and Society in Belfast, c. 1801–1832, pp. 243 - 248Publisher: Liverpool University PressPrint publication year: 2013