Bradlaugh
CHARLES, an Engopinions date from the same period. Expelled from home on this account, he supported himself in various ways.
He edited a journal called the "In- supported himself in various ways. pelled from home on this account, he became edi former." In 1873 he visited the United States and delivered lectures in the prominent cities. He was elected to Parliament for Northampton, in 1880, but for refusing to take the oath he was expelled from the House of Comeditor of the "National Remons. by a small majority, but was not allowed to take his seat. In 1885, no opposition being raised to his taking stituents in 1882, and was re-elected He again appealed to his conthe oath, he took his seat in Parliament. He died Jan. 30, 1891. thirty-second Governor of Kentucky March 18, 1847. During the Civil War lowed to take his seat. In 1885, no but was twice discharged on account of (1895-1899); born near Lancaster, Ky., the study of the law, he was admitted to practice at the age of eighteen by a special act of the Legislature. He was his youth. Finally settling down to elected Prosecuting Attorney for Garrard county in 1870. In the Republican National convention of 1884 he special act of the Legislature. He was of Southern representation in national conventions. He was elected the first he twice enlisted in the Federal army, BRADSHAW Republican Governor of his State in 1895, and was elected to the United States Senate in 1909. He died in 1914.