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British politician ( 1797-1873 ) Not to be confused with David Lionel Goldsmid-Stern-Salomons . Sir David Salomons Bt Member of Parliament for Greenwich In office 1851-1852 Serving with J. W. Deans Dundas and H. Stewart Preceded by Edward George Barnard James Whitley Deans Dundas Succeeded by Peter Rolt Montague Chambers Constituency Greenwich Lord Mayor of the City of London In office November 10 , 1855 - November 8 , 1856 Preceded by Francis Moon Succeeded by Thomas Finnis Member of Parliament for Greenwich In office 1859-1873 Serving with W. Codrington , W. Angerstein , C. T. Bright , and W. E. Gladstone Preceded by Sir William Codrington John Townsend Succeeded by William Ewart Gladstone Thomas Boord Personal details Born ( 1797-11-22 ) 22 November 1797 London , Great Britain Died 18 July 1873 ( 1873-07-18 ) ( aged 75 ) Resting place West Ham Jewish Cemetery Political party Radicals ( 1851-1859 ) Liberal ( 1859-1873 ) His bookplate Sir David Salomons , 1st Baronet ( 22 November 1797 - 18 July 1873 ) , was a leading figure in the 19th century struggle for Jewish emancipation in the United Kingdom . He was the first Jewish Sheriff of the City of London and Lord Mayor of London . Early life Born in London , the son of Levy Salomons of St Mary Axe and Frant , Sussex , and Matilda de Metz of Leyden ( married in 1795 ) , he followed his father into business in the City of London , where he was a successful banker . Salomons was one of the founders of the London and Westminster Bank ( now the NatWest ) , and a member of the London Stock Exchange . In 1835 he was elected as sheriff of the City of London . However , he was unable to take up the post , because the mandatory oath of office included Christian statements of faith . The Sheriffs ' Declaration Act was passed later that year , and Salomons was able to take up the post . In 1839 , he was High Sheriff of Kent , where his Broomhill estate , now the Salomons Museum , was located near Tunbridge Wells . In December 1835 , Salomons was elected as an Alderman of the City of London , but again faced an unacceptable oath , and on this occasion the law was not changed . Salomons was disqualified , but was re-elected in 1847 , after the Religious Opinions Relief Act had amended the oath . In 1855 , the Aldermen elected him as Lord Mayor of London . In the meantime , he trained as a lawyer and was called to the bar in 1849 , though he did not practise as a barrister . However , he was the first Jewish magistrate in England . In 1847 he served on the committee of the British Relief Association . Parliament In 1851 , he stood as a Liberal candidate at a by-election in the Greenwich constituency , and on 28 June he was elected as one of the constituency 's two Members of Parliament ( MPs ) . He had previously been defeated in the 1847 general election . He was not permitted to serve in the House of Commons , because he had not taken the oath of abjuration in the form established by Parliament . However , he did not withdraw quietly : instead he took the oath , but omitted the Christian phrases , and took his seat on the government benches . He was asked to withdraw , and did so on the second request , but he returned three days later , on 21 July 1851 . In the debate that followed , Salomons defended his presence on grounds of having been elected by a large majority , but was eventually removed by the Sergeant-at-Arms , and fined £500 for having voted illegally in three divisions of the House . He failed to win re-election in the 1852 general election . When the law was eventually changed in 1858 , Lionel de Rothschild became the first Jewish MP to legally take his seat , having been elected in 1857 . In the 1859 general election , David Salomons was re-elected for Greenwich and served as the constituency 's MP until his death in 1873 . His country house Broomhill north of Tunbridge Wells is now preserved as the Salomons Museum . Family Salomons married in 1825 Jeanette , daughter of Solomon Cohen of Canonbury House and Hannah Samuel . Her aunts Judith and Henriette were the wives of Sir Moses Montefiore and Nathan Mayer Rothschild respectively . After her death in 1867 Salomons married Cecilia , the daughter of Samuel Moses Samuel in 1872 . He was made a baronet of Broom Hill in the parish of Tonbridge in the County of Kent and of Great Cumberland Place in the County of Middlesex on 26 October 1869 . He died on 18 July 1873 , and is buried in the Jewish Cemetery at West Ham . He had no children by either of his marriages , so his estate and titles passed to his nephew David Lionel Salomons , whom he had brought up after the death of Sir David 's brother Philip Salomons .

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british politician [PERSON] ( 1797-1873 ) not to be confused with david lionel goldsmid-stern-salomons . sir david salomons [PERSON] bt member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for greenwich [PLACE] in office [PLACE] 1851-1852 serving with j. w. deans dundas [PERSON] and h. stewart [PERSON] preceded by edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas [PERSON] succeeded by peter rolt montague chambers constituency [PERSON] greenwich [PLACE] lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] in office november [PERIOD] 10 , 1855 - november [PERIOD] 8 , 1856 preceded by francis moon [PERSON] succeeded by thomas finnis member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for greenwich [PLACE] in office [PLACE] 1859-1873 serving with w. codrington [PERSON] , w. angerstein , c. t. bright [PERSON] , and w. e. gladstone preceded by sir william codrington john townsend [PERSON] succeeded by william ewart gladstone thomas boord personal details born ( 1797-11-22 ) 22 november [PERIOD] 1797 london [PLACE] , great britain [PLACE] died 18 july [PERIOD] 1873 ( 1873-07-18 ) ( aged 75 ) resting place west ham [PERSON] jewish cemetery [PLACE] political party radicals [PERSON] ( 1851-1859 ) liberal [PERSON] ( 1859-1873 ) his bookplate sir david salomons [PERSON] [PERSON] , 1st baronet [PERSON] ( 22 november [PERIOD] 1797 - 18 july [PERIOD] 1873 ) , was a leading figure [FIGURE] in the 19th century struggle [FORCE] for jewish emancipation [ACT] in the united kingdom [PLACE] . he was the first jewish sheriff [PERSON] of the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] and lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] . early life [EVENT] born in london [PLACE] , the son [PERSON] of levy salomons [PERSON] of st mary axe and frant [UNKNOWN] , sussex [PERSON] , and matilda de metz [PERSON] of leyden [PLACE] ( married in 1795 ) , he followed his father [PERSON] into business [STATE] in the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] , where he was a successful banker [PERSON] . salomons [PERSON] was one of the founders [PERSON] of the london [PLACE] and westminster bank [PLACE] ( now the natwest [UNKNOWN] ) , and a member [PERSON] of the london stock exchange [PERSON] . in 1835 he was elected as sheriff [PERSON] of the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] . however , he was unable to take up the post [UNKNOWN] , because the mandatory oath [ASSET] of office [PLACE] included christian statements [STATEMENT] of faith [PERSON] . the sheriffs [UNKNOWN] ' declaration act was passed later that year [PERIOD] , and salomons [PERSON] was able to take up the post [UNKNOWN] . in 1839 , he was high sheriff [PERSON] of kent [PLACE] , where his broomhill estate [ESTATE] , now the salomons museum [PLACE] , was located near tunbridge wells [PERSON] . in december [PERIOD] 1835 , salomons [PERSON] was elected as an alderman [PERSON] of the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] , but again faced an unacceptable oath [ASSET] , and on this occasion [OPPORTUNITY] the law [PERSON] was not changed . salomons [PERSON] was disqualified , but was re-elected in 1847 , after the religious opinions relief act [ACT] had amended the oath [ASSET] . in 1855 , the aldermen [UNKNOWN] elected him as lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] . in the meantime [ABSTRACT ENTITY] , he trained as a lawyer [PERSON] and was called to the bar [PLACE] in 1849 , though he did not practise as a barrister [PERSON] . however , he was the first jewish magistrate [UNKNOWN] in england [PLACE] . in 1847 he served on the committee [HUMAN GROUP] of the british relief association [INSTITUTION] . parliament [HUMAN GROUP] in 1851 , he stood as a liberal [PERSON] candidate [PERSON] at a by-election in the greenwich constituency [PERSON] , and on 28 june [PERIOD] he was elected as one of the constituency [PERSON] 's two members [STATE] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] ( mps [UNKNOWN] ) . he had previously been defeated in the 1847 general election [PROCESS] . he was not permitted to serve in the house [PLACE] of commons [UNKNOWN] , because he had not taken the oath [ASSET] of abjuration [UNKNOWN] in the form [FORM] established by parliament [HUMAN GROUP] . however , he did not withdraw [ACT] quietly : instead he took the oath [ASSET] , but omitted the christian phrases [PHRASE] , and took his seat [PROPERTY] on the government benches [ENTITY] . he was asked to withdraw [ACT] , and did so on the second request [REQUEST] , but he returned three days [PERIOD] later , on 21 july [PERIOD] 1851 . in the debate [STATE] that followed , salomons [PERSON] defended his presence [STATE] on grounds [AMOUNT] of having been elected by a large majority [PROPERTY] , but was eventually removed by the sergeant-at-arms , and fined £500 for having voted illegally in three divisions [PERSON] of the house [PLACE] . he failed to win re-election in the 1852 general election [PROCESS] . when the law [PERSON] was eventually changed in 1858 , lionel de rothschild [PERSON] became the first jewish mp to legally take his seat [PROPERTY] , having been elected in 1857 . in the 1859 general election [PROCESS] , david salomons [PERSON] was re-elected for greenwich [PLACE] and served as the constituency [PERSON] 's mp until his death [EVENT] in 1873 . his country [PLACE] house [PLACE] broomhill [PLACE] north of tunbridge wells [PERSON] is now preserved as the salomons museum [PLACE] . family salomons [PERSON] married in 1825 jeanette [PERSON] , daughter [PERSON] of solomon cohen [PERSON] of canonbury house [PLACE] and hannah samuel [PERSON] . her aunts judith [PERSON] and henriette [PERSON] were the wives [PERSON] of sir moses montefiore [PERSON] and nathan mayer rothschild [PERSON] respectively . after her death [EVENT] in 1867 salomons [PERSON] married cecilia [PERSON] , the daughter [PERSON] of samuel moses samuel [PERSON] in 1872 . he was made a baronet [PERSON] of broom hill [HILL] in the parish [PERSON] of tonbridge [UNKNOWN] in the county [PLACE] of kent [PLACE] and of great cumberland place [PLACE] in the county [PLACE] of middlesex [PLACE] on 26 october [PERIOD] 1869 . he died on 18 july [PERIOD] 1873 , and is buried in the jewish cemetery [PLACE] at west ham [PERSON] . he had no children [PERSON] by either of his marriages [STATE] , so his estate [ESTATE] and titles [BUILDING] passed to his nephew david lionel salomons [PERSON] , whom he had brought up after the death [EVENT] of sir david [PERSON] 's brother philip salomons [PERSON] .

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | london | 9 | PLACE | in office 1851-1852 serving with j. w. deans dundas and h. stewart preceded by edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas succeeded by peter rolt montague chambers constituency greenwich lord mayor of the city of london in office november 10 , 1855 - november 8 , 1856 preceded by francis moon succeeded by thomas |
2 | salomons | 6 | PERSON | not to be confused with david lionel goldsmid-stern salomons . |
3 | city | 5 | PLACE | in office 1851-1852 serving with j. w. deans dundas and h. stewart preceded by edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas succeeded by peter rolt montague chambers constituency greenwich lord mayor of the city of london in office november 10 , 1855 - november 8 , 1856 preceded by francis moon succeeded by thomas |
4 | parliament | 5 | HUMAN GROUP | sir david salomons bt member of parliament for greenwich |
5 | oath | 5 | ASSET | however , he was unable to take up the post , because the mandatory oath of office included christian statements of faith . |
6 | july | 4 | PERIOD | boord personal details born ( 1797-11-22 ) 22 november 1797 london , great britain died 18 july 1873 ( 1873-07-18 ) ( aged 75 ) |
7 | greenwich | 3 | PLACE | sir david salomons bt member of parliament for greenwich |
8 | death | 3 | EVENT | in the 1859 general election , david salomons was re-elected for greenwich and served as the constituency 's mp until his death in 1873 . |
9 | election | 3 | PROCESS | in 1851 , he stood as a liberal candidate at a by election in the greenwich constituency , and on 28 june he was elected as one of the constituency 's two members of parliament ( mps ) . |
10 | kent | 2 | PLACE | in 1839 , he was high sheriff of kent , where his broomhill estate , now the salomons museum , was located near tunbridge wells . |
11 | constituency | 2 | PERSON | in office 1851-1852 serving with j. w. deans dundas and h. stewart preceded by edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas succeeded by peter rolt montague chambers constituency greenwich lord mayor of the city of london in office november 10 , 1855 - november 8 , 1856 preceded by francis moon succeeded by thomas |
12 | law | 2 | PERSON | in december 1835 , salomons was elected as an alderman of the city of london , but again faced an unacceptable oath , and on this occasion the law was not changed . |
13 | november | 2 | PERIOD | in office 1851-1852 serving with j. w. deans dundas and h. stewart preceded by edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas succeeded by peter rolt montague chambers constituency greenwich lord mayor of the city of london in office november 10 , 1855 - november 8 , 1856 preceded by francis moon succeeded by thomas |
14 | daughter | 2 | PERSON | family salomons married in 1825 jeanette , daughter of solomon cohen of canonbury house and hannah samuel . |
15 | office | 2 | PLACE | in office 1851-1852 serving with j. w. deans dundas and h. stewart preceded by edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas succeeded by peter rolt montague chambers constituency greenwich lord mayor of the city of london in office november 10 , 1855 - november 8 , 1856 preceded by francis moon succeeded by thomas |
16 | seat | 2 | PROPERTY | however , he did not withdraw quietly : instead he took the oath , but omitted the christian phrases , and took his seat on the government benches . |
17 | tunbridge wells | 2 | PERSON | in 1839 , he was high sheriff of kent , where his broomhill estate , now the salomons museum , was located near tunbridge wells . |
18 | lord mayor | 2 | HUMAN ROLE | in office 1851-1852 serving with j. w. deans dundas and h. stewart preceded by edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas succeeded by peter rolt montague chambers constituency greenwich lord mayor of the city of london in office november 10 , 1855 - november 8 , 1856 preceded by francis moon succeeded by thomas |
19 | salomons museum | 2 | PLACE | in 1839 , he was high sheriff of kent , where his broomhill estate , now the salomons museum , was located near tunbridge wells . |
20 | post | 2 | UNKNOWN | however , he was unable to take up the post , because the mandatory oath of office included christian statements of faith . |
21 | baronet | 2 | PERSON | his bookplate sir david salomons , 1st baronet ( 22 november 1797 - 18 july 1873 ) , was a leading figure in the 19th century struggle for jewish emancipation in the united kingdom . |
22 | house | 2 | PLACE | he was not permitted to serve in the house of commons , because he had not taken the oath of abjuration in the form established by parliament . |
23 | sheriff | 2 | PERSON | he was the first jewish sheriff of the city of london and lord mayor of london . |
24 | county | 2 | PLACE | he was made a baronet of broom hill in the parish of tonbridge in the county of kent and of great cumberland place in the county of middlesex on 26 october 1869 . |
25 | samuel moses samuel | 1 | PERSON | after her death in 1867 salomons married cecilia , the daughter of samuel moses samuel in 1872 . |
26 | request | 1 | REQUEST | he was asked to withdraw , and did so on the second request , but he returned three days later , on 21 july 1851 . |
27 | members | 1 | STATE | in 1851 , he stood as a liberal candidate at a by-election in the greenwich constituency , and on 28 june he was elected as one of the constituency 's two members of parliament ( mps ) . |
28 | parish | 1 | PERSON | he was made a baronet of broom hill in the parish of tonbridge in the county of kent and of great cumberland place in the county of middlesex on 26 october 1869 . |
29 | meantime | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | in the meantime , he trained as a lawyer and was called to the bar in 1849 , though he did not practise as a barrister . |
30 | brother philip salomons | 1 | PERSON | he had no children by either of his marriages , so his estate and titles passed to his nephew david lionel salomons , whom he had brought up after the death of sir david 's brother philip salomons . |
31 | edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas | 1 | PERSON | in office 1851-1852 serving with j. w. deans dundas and h. stewart preceded by edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas succeeded by peter rolt montague chambers constituency greenwich lord mayor of the city of london in office november 10 , 1855 - november 8 , 1856 preceded by francis moon succeeded by thomas |
32 | broomhill estate | 1 | ESTATE | in 1839 , he was high sheriff of kent , where his broomhill estate , now the salomons museum , was located near tunbridge wells . |
33 | occasion | 1 | OPPORTUNITY | in december 1835 , salomons was elected as an alderman of the city of london , but again faced an unacceptable oath , and on this occasion the law was not changed . |
34 | by election | 1 | PROCESS |  |
35 | lawyer | 1 | PERSON | in the meantime , he trained as a lawyer and was called to the bar in 1849 , though he did not practise as a barrister . |
36 | family salomons | 1 | PERSON | family salomons married in 1825 jeanette , daughter of solomon cohen of canonbury house and hannah samuel . |
37 | sir david | 1 | PERSON | sir david salomons bt member of parliament for greenwich |
38 | abjuration | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was not permitted to serve in the house of commons , because he had not taken the oath of abjuration in the form established by parliament . |
39 | j. w. deans dundas | 1 | PERSON | in office 1851-1852 serving with j. w. deans dundas and h. stewart preceded by edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas succeeded by peter rolt montague chambers constituency greenwich lord mayor of the city of london in office november 10 , 1855 - november 8 , 1856 preceded by francis moon succeeded by thomas |
40 | london stock exchange | 1 | PERSON | salomons was one of the founders of the london and westminster bank ( now the natwest ) , and a member of the london stock exchange . |
41 | december | 1 | PERIOD | in december 1835 , salomons was elected as an alderman of the city of london , but again faced an unacceptable oath , and on this occasion the law was not changed . |
42 | wives | 1 | PERSON | her aunts judith and henriette were the wives of sir moses montefiore and nathan mayer rothschild respectively . |
43 | year | 1 | PERIOD | act was passed later that year , and salomons was able to take up the post . |
44 | liberal | 1 | PERSON | resting place west ham jewish cemetery political party radicals ( 1851-1859 ) liberal ( 1859-1873 ) |
45 | h. stewart | 1 | PERSON | in office 1851-1852 serving with j. w. deans dundas and h. stewart preceded by edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas succeeded by peter rolt montague chambers constituency greenwich lord mayor of the city of london in office november 10 , 1855 - november 8 , 1856 preceded by francis moon succeeded by thomas |
46 | faith | 1 | PERSON | however , he was unable to take up the post , because the mandatory oath of office included christian statements of faith . |
47 | greenwich constituency | 1 | PLACE | in 1851 , he stood as a liberal candidate at a by-election in the greenwich constituency , and on 28 june he was elected as one of the constituency 's two members of parliament ( mps ) . |
48 | office november | 1 | PERIOD | in office 1851-1852 serving with j. w. deans dundas and h. stewart preceded by edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas succeeded by peter rolt montague chambers constituency greenwich lord mayor of the city of london in office november 10 , 1855 - november 8 , 1856 preceded by francis moon succeeded by thomas |
49 | titles | 1 | BUILDING | he had no children by either of his marriages , so his estate and titles passed to his nephew david lionel salomons , whom he had brought up after the death of sir david 's brother philip salomons . |
50 | debate | 1 | STATE | in the debate that followed , salomons defended his presence on grounds of having been elected by a large majority , but was eventually removed by the sergeant-at-arms , and fined £500 for having voted illegally in three divisions of the house . |
51 | sergeant at arms | 1 | PERSON |  |
52 | broomhill | 1 | PLACE | in 1839 , he was high sheriff of kent , where his broomhill estate , now the salomons museum , was located near tunbridge wells . |
53 | high sheriff | 1 | PERSON | in 1839 , he was high sheriff of kent , where his broomhill estate , now the salomons museum , was located near tunbridge wells . |
54 | commons | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was not permitted to serve in the house of commons , because he had not taken the oath of abjuration in the form established by parliament . |
55 | solomon cohen | 1 | PERSON | family salomons married in 1825 jeanette , daughter of solomon cohen of canonbury house and hannah samuel . |
56 | st mary axe | 1 | PLACE |  |
57 | november london | 1 | PLACE |  |
58 | great cumberland place | 1 | PLACE | he was made a baronet of broom hill in the parish of tonbridge in the county of kent and of great cumberland place in the county of middlesex on 26 october 1869 . |
59 | bar | 1 | PLACE | in the meantime , he trained as a lawyer and was called to the bar in 1849 , though he did not practise as a barrister . |
60 | westminster bank | 1 | PLACE | salomons was one of the founders of the london and westminster bank ( now the natwest ) , and a member of the london stock exchange . |
61 | david lionel goldsmid stern salomons | 1 | PERSON |  |
62 | england | 1 | PLACE | however , he was the first jewish magistrate in england . |
63 | figure | 1 | FIGURE | his bookplate sir david salomons , 1st baronet ( 22 november 1797 - 18 july 1873 ) , was a leading figure in the 19th century struggle for jewish emancipation in the united kingdom . |
64 | october | 1 | PERIOD | he was made a baronet of broom hill in the parish of tonbridge in the county of kent and of great cumberland place in the county of middlesex on 26 october 1869 . |
65 | century struggle | 1 | FORCE | his bookplate sir david salomons , 1st baronet ( 22 november 1797 - 18 july 1873 ) , was a leading figure in the 19th century struggle for jewish emancipation in the united kingdom . |
66 | member | 1 | PERSON | sir david salomons bt member of parliament for greenwich |
67 | matilda de metz | 1 | PERSON | axe and frant , sussex , and matilda de metz of leyden ( married in 1795 ) , he followed his father into business in the city of london , where he was a successful banker . |
68 | leyden | 1 | PLACE | axe and frant , sussex , and matilda de metz of leyden ( married in 1795 ) , he followed his father into business in the city of london , where he was a successful banker . |
69 | emancipation | 1 | ACT | his bookplate sir david salomons , 1st baronet ( 22 november 1797 - 18 july 1873 ) , was a leading figure in the 19th century struggle for jewish emancipation in the united kingdom . |
70 | declaration act | 1 | ACT |  |
71 | lionel de rothschild | 1 | PERSON | when the law was eventually changed in 1858 , lionel de rothschild became the first jewish mp to legally take his seat , having been elected in 1857 . |
72 | father | 1 | PERSON | axe and frant , sussex , and matilda de metz of leyden ( married in 1795 ) , he followed his father into business in the city of london , where he was a successful banker . |
73 | tonbridge | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was made a baronet of broom hill in the parish of tonbridge in the county of kent and of great cumberland place in the county of middlesex on 26 october 1869 . |
74 | cecilia | 1 | PERSON | after her death in 1867 salomons married cecilia , the daughter of samuel moses samuel in 1872 . |
75 | banker | 1 | PERSON | axe and frant , sussex , and matilda de metz of leyden ( married in 1795 ) , he followed his father into business in the city of london , where he was a successful banker . |
76 | government benches | 1 | ENTITY | however , he did not withdraw quietly : instead he took the oath , but omitted the christian phrases , and took his seat on the government benches . |
77 | w. angerstein | 1 | PERSON |  |
78 | levy salomons | 1 | PERSON | born in london , the son of levy salomons of st mary |
79 | henriette | 1 | PERSON | her aunts judith and henriette were the wives of sir moses montefiore and nathan mayer rothschild respectively . |
80 | days | 1 | PERIOD | he was asked to withdraw , and did so on the second request , but he returned three days later , on 21 july 1851 . |
81 | hannah samuel | 1 | PERSON | family salomons married in 1825 jeanette , daughter of solomon cohen of canonbury house and hannah samuel . |
82 | magistrate | 1 | UNKNOWN | however , he was the first jewish magistrate in england . |
83 | barrister | 1 | PERSON | in the meantime , he trained as a lawyer and was called to the bar in 1849 , though he did not practise as a barrister . |
84 | committee | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | in 1847 he served on the committee of the british relief association . |
85 | statements | 1 | STATEMENT | however , he was unable to take up the post , because the mandatory oath of office included christian statements of faith . |
86 | natwest | 1 | UNKNOWN | salomons was one of the founders of the london and westminster bank ( now the natwest ) , and a member of the london stock exchange . |
87 | nathan mayer rothschild | 1 | PERSON | her aunts judith and henriette were the wives of sir moses montefiore and nathan mayer rothschild respectively . |
88 | mps | 1 | UNKNOWN | in 1851 , he stood as a liberal candidate at a by-election in the greenwich constituency , and on 28 june he was elected as one of the constituency 's two members of parliament ( mps ) . |
89 | form | 1 | FORM | he was not permitted to serve in the house of commons , because he had not taken the oath of abjuration in the form established by parliament . |
90 | w. codrington | 1 | PERSON | in office 1859-1873 serving with w. codrington , w. |
91 | sir david salomons bt member | 1 | PERSON | sir david salomons bt member of parliament for greenwich |
92 | founders | 1 | PERSON | salomons was one of the founders of the london and westminster bank ( now the natwest ) , and a member of the london stock exchange . |
93 | country | 1 | PLACE | his country house broomhill north of tunbridge wells is now preserved as the salomons museum . |
94 | peter rolt montague chambers constituency greenwich lord mayor | 1 | HUMAN ROLE | in office 1851-1852 serving with j. w. deans dundas and h. stewart preceded by edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas succeeded by peter rolt montague chambers constituency greenwich lord mayor of the city of london in office november 10 , 1855 - november 8 , 1856 preceded by francis moon succeeded by thomas |
95 | son | 1 | PERSON | born in london , the son of levy salomons of st mary |
96 | c. t. bright | 1 | PERSON | angerstein , c. t. bright , and w. e. |
97 | aldermen | 1 | UNKNOWN | in 1855 , the aldermen elected him as lord mayor of london . |
98 | west ham | 1 | PERSON | resting place west ham jewish cemetery political party radicals ( 1851-1859 ) liberal ( 1859-1873 ) |
99 | resting place west ham jewish cemetery political party radicals | 1 | PERSON | resting place west ham jewish cemetery political party radicals ( 1851-1859 ) liberal ( 1859-1873 ) |
100 | nephew david lionel salomons | 1 | PERSON | he had no children by either of his marriages , so his estate and titles passed to his nephew david lionel salomons , whom he had brought up after the death of sir david 's brother philip salomons . |
101 | children | 1 | PERSON | he had no children by either of his marriages , so his estate and titles passed to his nephew david lionel salomons , whom he had brought up after the death of sir david 's brother philip salomons . |
102 | francis moon | 1 | PERSON | in office 1851-1852 serving with j. w. deans dundas and h. stewart preceded by edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas succeeded by peter rolt montague chambers constituency greenwich lord mayor of the city of london in office november 10 , 1855 - november 8 , 1856 preceded by francis moon succeeded by thomas |
103 | united kingdom | 1 | PLACE | his bookplate sir david salomons , 1st baronet ( 22 november 1797 - 18 july 1873 ) , was a leading figure in the 19th century struggle for jewish emancipation in the united kingdom . |
104 | sheriffs | 1 | UNKNOWN | the sheriffs ' |
105 | grounds | 1 | AMOUNT | in the debate that followed , salomons defended his presence on grounds of having been elected by a large majority , but was eventually removed by the sergeant-at-arms , and fined £500 for having voted illegally in three divisions of the house . |
106 | frant | 1 | UNKNOWN | axe and frant , sussex , and matilda de metz of leyden ( married in 1795 ) , he followed his father into business in the city of london , where he was a successful banker . |
107 | presence | 1 | STATE | in the debate that followed , salomons defended his presence on grounds of having been elected by a large majority , but was eventually removed by the sergeant-at-arms , and fined £500 for having voted illegally in three divisions of the house . |
108 | middlesex | 1 | PLACE | he was made a baronet of broom hill in the parish of tonbridge in the county of kent and of great cumberland place in the county of middlesex on 26 october 1869 . |
109 | william ewart gladstone thomas boord personal details born | 1 | PERSON |  |
110 | business | 1 | STATE | axe and frant , sussex , and matilda de metz of leyden ( married in 1795 ) , he followed his father into business in the city of london , where he was a successful banker . |
111 | british relief association | 1 | INSTITUTION | in 1847 he served on the committee of the british relief association . |
112 | sir moses montefiore | 1 | PERSON | her aunts judith and henriette were the wives of sir moses montefiore and nathan mayer rothschild respectively . |
113 | w. e. gladstone | 1 | PERSON |  |
114 | divisions | 1 | PERSON | in the debate that followed , salomons defended his presence on grounds of having been elected by a large majority , but was eventually removed by the sergeant-at-arms , and fined £500 for having voted illegally in three divisions of the house . |
115 | aunts judith | 1 | PERSON | her aunts judith and henriette were the wives of sir moses montefiore and nathan mayer rothschild respectively . |
116 | sir william codrington john townsend | 1 | PERSON | preceded by sir william codrington john townsend succeeded by william ewart gladstone thomas |
117 | life | 1 | EVENT | early life |
118 | broom hill | 1 | HILL | he was made a baronet of broom hill in the parish of tonbridge in the county of kent and of great cumberland place in the county of middlesex on 26 october 1869 . |
119 | great britain | 1 | PLACE | boord personal details born ( 1797-11-22 ) 22 november 1797 london , great britain died 18 july 1873 ( 1873-07-18 ) ( aged 75 ) |
120 | re election | 1 | PROCESS |  |
121 | estate | 1 | ESTATE | in 1839 , he was high sheriff of kent , where his broomhill estate , now the salomons museum , was located near tunbridge wells . |
122 | religious opinions relief act | 1 | ACT | salomons was disqualified , but was re-elected in 1847 , after the religious opinions relief act had amended the oath . |
123 | june | 1 | PERIOD | in 1851 , he stood as a liberal candidate at a by-election in the greenwich constituency , and on 28 june he was elected as one of the constituency 's two members of parliament ( mps ) . |
124 | withdraw | 1 | ACT | however , he did not withdraw quietly : instead he took the oath , but omitted the christian phrases , and took his seat on the government benches . |
125 | candidate | 1 | PERSON | in 1851 , he stood as a liberal candidate at a by-election in the greenwich constituency , and on 28 june he was elected as one of the constituency 's two members of parliament ( mps ) . |
126 | alderman | 1 | PERSON | in december 1835 , salomons was elected as an alderman of the city of london , but again faced an unacceptable oath , and on this occasion the law was not changed . |
127 | marriages | 1 | STATE | he had no children by either of his marriages , so his estate and titles passed to his nephew david lionel salomons , whom he had brought up after the death of sir david 's brother philip salomons . |
128 | phrases | 1 | PHRASE | however , he did not withdraw quietly : instead he took the oath , but omitted the christian phrases , and took his seat on the government benches . |
129 | david salomons | 1 | PERSON | sir david salomons bt member of parliament for greenwich |
130 | thomas finnis member | 1 | PERSON |  |
131 | jeanette | 1 | PERSON | family salomons married in 1825 jeanette , daughter of solomon cohen of canonbury house and hannah samuel . |
132 | majority | 1 | PROPERTY | in the debate that followed , salomons defended his presence on grounds of having been elected by a large majority , but was eventually removed by the sergeant-at-arms , and fined £500 for having voted illegally in three divisions of the house . |
133 | politician | 1 | PERSON | british politician ( 1797-1873 ) |
134 | jewish cemetery | 1 | PLACE | resting place west ham jewish cemetery political party radicals ( 1851-1859 ) liberal ( 1859-1873 ) |
135 | sussex | 1 | PERSON | axe and frant , sussex , and matilda de metz of leyden ( married in 1795 ) , he followed his father into business in the city of london , where he was a successful banker . |
136 | bookplate sir david salomons | 1 | PERSON | his bookplate sir david salomons , 1st baronet ( 22 november 1797 - 18 july 1873 ) , was a leading figure in the 19th century struggle for jewish emancipation in the united kingdom . |
137 | canonbury house | 1 | PLACE | family salomons married in 1825 jeanette , daughter of solomon cohen of canonbury house and hannah samuel . |

## Objects sorted by category

Categoría | Objetos
PERSON | alderman aunts judith banker baronet barrister bookplate sir david salomons brother philip salomons c. t. bright candidate cecilia children constituency daughter david lionel goldsmid stern salomons david salomons divisions edward george barnard james whitley deans dundas faith family salomons father founders francis moon h. stewart hannah samuel henriette high sheriff j. w. deans dundas jeanette law lawyer levy salomons liberal lionel de rothschild london stock exchange matilda de metz member nathan mayer rothschild nephew david lionel salomons parish politician resting place west ham jewish cemetery political party radicals samuel moses samuel sergeant at arms sheriff sir david sir david salomons bt member sir moses montefiore sir william codrington john townsend solomon cohen son sussex thomas finnis member tunbridge wells w. angerstein w. codrington w. e. gladstone west ham william ewart gladstone thomas boord personal details born wives
PLACE | bar broomhill canonbury house city country county england great britain great cumberland place greenwich greenwich constituency house jewish cemetery kent leyden london middlesex november london office salomons museum st mary axe united kingdom westminster bank
PERIOD | days december july june november october office november year
STATE | business debate marriages members presence
ACT | declaration act emancipation religious opinions relief act withdraw
PROCESS | by election election re election
PROPERTY | majority seat
EVENT | death life
HUMAN GROUP | committee parliament
HUMAN ROLE | lord mayor peter rolt montague chambers constituency greenwich lord mayor
ESTATE | broomhill estate estate
FORCE | century struggle
FORM | form
ASSET | oath
BUILDING | titles
STATEMENT | statements
OPPORTUNITY | occasion
INSTITUTION | british relief association
REQUEST | request
ENTITY | government benches
AMOUNT | grounds
HILL | broom hill
ABSTRACT ENTITY | meantime
FIGURE | figure
PHRASE | phrases