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Lord Mayor of London Alderman , Lord Mayor William Taylor Copeland MP William Taylor Copeland ( Mary Martha Pearson , 1835 ) Member of Parliament for Coleraine Member of Parliament for Stoke upon Trent Preceded by Hon . George Anson Succeeded by John Ricardo Personal details Born 1797 London , England Political party Conservative Other political affiliations Whig ( until 1837 ) Residence Russell Farm Website William Taylor Copeland , MP , Alderman ( 1797 - 12 April 1868 ) was a British businessman and politician who served as Lord Mayor of London and a Member of Parliament . Pottery business William Taylor Copeland was the only son of William Copeland , partner of Josiah Spode II in the Stoke Potteries , and his wife Mary Fowler . He succeeded his father in 1827 as head of the porcelain firm in Portugal Street , London and eventually bought out the interests of the Spode family in the business in the Potteries and London . He ran the business in partnership with Thomas Garrett , formerly manager of the Spode works at Stoke-on-Trent , between 1833 and 1847 . After the dissolution of the Copeland & Garrett partnership , it traded as W. T. Copeland & Sons . Art director to the company was Thomas Battam . Figure of a Lion by Aaron Hays , Copeland & Garrett , now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art Copeland Spode " Chelsea pattern " bowl Medea , Parian ware figure by W. T. Copeland & Sons , later 19th century , now in the Cleveland Museum of Art The company in 1842 developed Parian ware , for statuary , with Copeland and Battam credited for its introduction . Battam claimed he was the originator . There was a priority dispute with Mintons , who introduced the " Parian " term for what the Copeland factory called " statuary porcelain " ; but Robert Hunt Handbook to the Great Exhibition upheld Battam 's claim . In 1866 Copeland was appointed china and glass manufacturer to the Prince of Wales . Railway and coal interests Copeland became a director of the London and Birmingham Railway Company . He was the first Chairman of the Provisional Directors of the Trent Valley Railway Company ( TVRC ) , appointed on 11 April 1844 at their first meeting . He resigned his post in February 1845 , his successor being Edmund Peel . He was a Director of the North Staffordshire Railway Company from 1846 to 1852 . Copeland was also a major investor in Fenton Park Colliery , Fenton being one of the six towns that became the borough of Stoke-on-Trent , where he bought into the Spode family interest , in 1833 . In the 1840s he was running the Berry Hill Colliery near Botteslow , to the north of Fenton . Local politics and positions Copeland was active in the civic life of the City of London . He served as Sheriff of London and Middlesex in 1828-29 ; and he was He was elected alderman for Bishopsgate ward in 1829 , winning a contest with the stationer and printer John Fowler Dove , and then held the position for the rest of his life . In 1835 he was elected Lord Mayor of London ( the third youngest man to hold that office ) for 1835-36 . He was a member of the Goldsmiths ' Company and its master in 1837-38 . For seven years he was president of the royal hospitals of Bridewell and Bethlem , as well as a member of the Irish Society and President of the Honourable Artillery Company . In 1834 he was the first President of Forest School . National politics Copeland was active in Ireland as a Whig politician . He contested the Irish UK parliament constituency of Coleraine at the 1831 and 1832 general elections . In 1831 the sitting member was Sir John William Head Brydges , opposed to the parliamentary reform Bill ; Copeland stood as a Protestant reformer , introduced by the local shopkeeper James Gribben . In 1832 Copeland , with continuing support from the Irish Society , was in a contest with Sir John Beresford , 1st Baronet . On both occasions Copeland lost the initial poll , but was declared duly elected on petition . In 1834 , as a dissident Whig , he supported for a time the Derby Dilly , but ultimately gave his vote to Lord John Russell . In the 1835 general election Copeland was re-elected MP for Coleraine , defeating Henry Richardson , by a majority of five . He sat for the borough until 1837 . Copeland then contested the Stoke-upon-Trent constituency in England , as a Conservative candidate . He sat for that seat between 1837 and 1852 ( when he was defeated ) and again from 1857 until he retired in 1865 . He had a period as a Peelite , and voted for the repeal of the Corn Laws , but after 1850 he was a Conservative follower of Lord Stanley ( from 1851 the Earl of Derby ) . Family The family claimed descent from John of Copeland , also referred to as John de Coupland , who in 1346 captured the King of Scotland at the Battle of Neville 's Cross . Copeland married in 1826 Sarah Yates . The couple had ten children , of whom a daughter and four sons survived their father . The sons were William Fowler Mountford Copeland ( 1828-1908 ) , Edward Capper Copeland ( 1835-1875 ) , Alfred James Copeland ( 1837-1921 ) , and Richard Pirie Copeland ( 1841-1913 ) . His cousin , William Copeland Astbury , wrote about William Taylor Copeland , the family , and the Copeland Spode business in his diaries , 1831-1848 . Legacy J. F. Herring . The Hunt , initial painting in a series commissioned by W. T. Copeland During the 1830s , the noted sporting artist John Frederick Herring Sr. , then living in Camberwell , was given financial support by Copeland to clear debts . Herring produced paintings for Copeland , and some were used to decorate porcelain collections .

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lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london alderman [PLACE] , lord mayor william taylor copeland [PERSON] mp william taylor copeland [PERSON] [PERSON] ( mary martha pearson [PERSON] , 1835 ) member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for coleraine member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for stoke [PERSON] upon trent [PERSON] preceded by hon [PERSON] . george anson [PERSON] succeeded by john ricardo personal details [PERSON] born 1797 london [PLACE] , england [PLACE] political party conservative [PERSON] other political affiliations whig [LIQUID] ( until 1837 ) residence russell farm website william taylor copeland [PERSON] [PERSON] , mp , alderman [PLACE] ( 1797 - 12 april [PERIOD] 1868 ) was a british businessman [PERSON] and politician [PERSON] who served as lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] and a member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] . pottery business [INFORMATION] william taylor copeland [PERSON] was the only son [PERSON] of william copeland [PERSON] , partner [GROUP] of josiah spode ii [PERSON] in the stoke potteries [PERSON] , and his wife mary fowler [PERSON] . he succeeded his father [PERSON] in 1827 as head [HEAD] of the porcelain firm [INSTITUTION] in portugal street [PLACE] , london [PLACE] and eventually bought out the interests [PERSON] of the spode family [HUMAN GROUP] in the business [INFORMATION] in the potteries [PERSON] and london [PLACE] . he ran the business [INFORMATION] in partnership [PERSON] with thomas garrett [PERSON] , formerly manager [PERSON] of the spode works [PERSON] at stoke-on-trent , between 1833 and 1847 . after the dissolution [PROCESS] of the copeland [PERSON] & garrett partnership [PERSON] , it traded as w. t. copeland [PERSON] & sons [PERSON] . art director [PERSON] to the company [INSTITUTION] was thomas battam [UNKNOWN] . figure [FIGURE] of a lion [PLACE] by aaron hays [PERSON] , copeland [PERSON] & garrett [PERSON] , now in the metropolitan museum [PLACE] of art copeland [PERSON] spode [PERSON] " chelsea pattern [ARRANGEMENT] " bowl medea [PERSON] , parian [UNKNOWN] ware [PERSON] figure [FIGURE] by w. t. copeland [PERSON] & sons [PERSON] , later 19th century [PERIOD] , now in the cleveland museum [PLACE] of art [ARTWORK] the company [INSTITUTION] in 1842 developed parian [UNKNOWN] ware [PERSON] , for statuary [BRANCH] , with copeland [PERSON] and battam [UNKNOWN] credited for its introduction [RESOURCE] . battam [UNKNOWN] claimed he was the originator [PERSON] . there was a priority dispute [DISPUTE] with mintons [UNKNOWN] , who introduced the " parian [UNKNOWN] " term [TERM] for what the copeland factory [PERSON] called " statuary [BRANCH] porcelain [MATERIAL] " ; but robert hunt [PERSON] handbook [PERSON] to the great exhibition upheld battam [UNKNOWN] 's claim [AMOUNT] . in 1866 copeland [PERSON] was appointed china [PLACE] and glass manufacturer [PERSON] to the prince [PERSON] of wales [PLACE] . railway and coal interests copeland [PERSON] became a director [PERSON] of the london [PLACE] and birmingham railway company [INSTITUTION] . he was the first chairman [HEAD] of the provisional directors [PERSON] of the trent valley railway company [INSTITUTION] ( tvrc [UNKNOWN] ) , appointed on 11 april [PERIOD] 1844 at their first meeting [ACTIVITY] . he resigned his post [LOCATION] in february [PERIOD] 1845 , his successor [PERSON] being edmund peel [PERSON] . he was a director [PERSON] of the north staffordshire railway company [INSTITUTION] from 1846 to 1852 . copeland [PERSON] was also a major investor [PERSON] in fenton park colliery [PERSON] , fenton [PERSON] being one of the six towns [ENTITY] that became the borough [RELATIONSHIP] of stoke-on-trent , where he bought into the spode family [HUMAN GROUP] interest [ACT] , in 1833 . in the 1840s he was running the berry hill colliery [PERSON] near botteslow [UNKNOWN] , to the north [PLACE] of fenton [PERSON] . local politics [ACT] and positions copeland [PERSON] was active in the civic life [EVENT] of the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] . he served as sheriff [PERSON] of london [PLACE] and middlesex [PLACE] in 1828-29 ; and he was he was elected alderman [PLACE] for bishopsgate ward [PERSON] in 1829 , winning a contest [CONDITION] with the stationer [UNKNOWN] and printer john [PERSON] fowler dove [PERSON] , and then held the position [POSITION] for the rest [POSITION] of his life [EVENT] . in 1835 he was elected lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] ( the third youngest man [PERSON] to hold that office [PLACE] ) for 1835-36 . he was a member [PERSON] of the goldsmiths [UNKNOWN] ' company [INSTITUTION] and its master [PERSON] in 1837-38 . for seven years [PERIOD] he was president [PERSON] of the royal hospitals [RESOURCE] of bridewell [PERSON] and bethlem [PERSON] , as well as a member [PERSON] of the irish society [INSTITUTION] and president [PERSON] of the honourable artillery company [INSTITUTION] . in 1834 he was the first president [PERSON] of forest school [INSTITUTION] . national politics copeland [PERSON] was active in ireland [PLACE] as a whig politician [PERSON] . he contested the irish uk parliament [HUMAN GROUP] constituency [PERSON] of coleraine [UNKNOWN] at the 1831 and 1832 general elections [PROCESS] . in 1831 the sitting member [PERSON] was sir john [PERSON] william [PERSON] head [HEAD] brydges [PERSON] , opposed to the parliamentary [UNKNOWN] reform bill [PERSON] ; copeland [PERSON] stood as a protestant reformer [PERSON] , introduced by the local shopkeeper james gribben [PERSON] . in 1832 copeland [PERSON] , with continuing support [POSITION] from the irish society [INSTITUTION] , was in a contest [CONDITION] with sir john [PERSON] beresford [PERSON] , 1st baronet [PERSON] . on both occasions copeland [PERSON] lost the initial poll [PERSON] , but was declared duly elected on petition [ACT] . in 1834 , as a dissident whig [LIQUID] , he supported for a time [PERIOD] the derby dilly [PERSON] , but ultimately gave his vote [ACT] to lord john [PERSON] russell [PERSON] . in the 1835 general election copeland [PERSON] was re-elected mp for coleraine [UNKNOWN] , defeating henry richardson [PERSON] , by a majority [PERSON] of five . he sat for the borough [RELATIONSHIP] until 1837 . copeland [PERSON] then contested the stoke-upon-trent constituency [PERSON] in england [PLACE] , as a conservative candidate [PERSON] . he sat for that seat [PROPERTY] between 1837 and 1852 ( when he was defeated ) and again from 1857 until he retired in 1865 . he had a period [PERIOD] as a peelite [UNKNOWN] , and voted for the repeal [ACT] of the corn laws [PERSON] , but after 1850 he was a conservative follower [PERSON] of lord stanley [PERSON] ( from 1851 the earl [PERSON] of derby [PERSON] ) . family [HUMAN GROUP] the family [HUMAN GROUP] claimed descent [QUANTITY] from john [PERSON] of copeland [PERSON] , also referred to as john de coupland [PERSON] , who in 1346 captured the king [PERSON] of scotland [PLACE] at the battle [PERSON] of neville [PERSON] 's cross [PERSON] . copeland [PERSON] married in 1826 sarah yates [PERSON] . the couple [GROUP] had ten children [PERSON] , of whom a daughter [PERSON] and four sons [PERSON] survived their father [PERSON] . the sons [PERSON] were william fowler mountford copeland [PERSON] ( 1828-1908 ) , edward capper copeland [PERSON] ( 1835-1875 ) , alfred james copeland [PERSON] ( 1837-1921 ) , and richard pirie copeland [PERSON] ( 1841-1913 ) . his cousin [PERSON] , william copeland [PERSON] astbury , wrote about william taylor copeland [PERSON] , the family [HUMAN GROUP] , and the copeland spode business [INFORMATION] in his diaries [ABSTRACT ENTITY] , 1831-1848 . legacy j. f. herring [PERSON] . the hunt [PERSON] , initial painting [ABSTRACT ENTITY] in a series [SERIES] commissioned by w. t. copeland [PERSON] during the 1830s , the noted sporting artist john [PERSON] frederick herring sr. , then living in camberwell [UNKNOWN] , was given financial support [POSITION] by copeland [PERSON] to clear debts [ACTION] . herring produced paintings [ABSTRACT ENTITY] for copeland [PERSON] , and some were used to decorate porcelain collections [COLLECTION] .

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | copeland | 12 | PERSON | lord mayor of london alderman , lord mayor william taylor copeland mp william taylor copeland ( mary martha pearson , 1835 ) |
2 | london | 8 | PLACE | lord mayor of london alderman , lord mayor william taylor copeland mp william taylor copeland ( mary martha pearson , 1835 ) |
3 | member | 5 | PERSON | member of parliament for coleraine member of parliament for stoke upon trent preceded by hon . |
4 | sons | 4 | PERSON | copeland & sons . |
5 | w. t. copeland | 3 | PERSON | figure of a lion by aaron hays , copeland & garrett , now in the metropolitan museum of art copeland spode " chelsea pattern " bowl medea , parian ware figure by w. t. copeland & sons , later 19th century , now in the cleveland museum of art the company in 1842 developed parian ware , for statuary , with copeland and battam credited for its introduction . |
6 | president | 3 | PERSON | for seven years he was president of the royal hospitals of bridewell and bethlem , as well as a member of the irish society and president of the honourable artillery company . |
7 | lord mayor | 3 | HUMAN ROLE | lord mayor of london alderman , lord mayor william taylor copeland mp william taylor copeland ( mary martha pearson , 1835 ) |
8 | parliament | 3 | HUMAN GROUP | member of parliament for coleraine member of parliament for stoke upon trent preceded by hon . |
9 | father | 2 | PERSON | he succeeded his father in 1827 as head of the porcelain firm in portugal street , london and eventually bought out the interests of the spode family in the business in the potteries and london . |
10 | irish society | 2 | INSTITUTION | for seven years he was president of the royal hospitals of bridewell and bethlem , as well as a member of the irish society and president of the honourable artillery company . |
11 | business | 2 | INFORMATION | pottery business |
12 | director | 2 | PERSON | art director to the company was thomas battam . |
13 | coleraine | 2 | UNKNOWN | member of parliament for coleraine member of parliament for stoke upon trent preceded by hon . |
14 | life | 2 | EVENT | copeland was active in the civic life of the city of london . |
15 | stoke on trent | 2 | PERSON |  |
16 | politician | 2 | PERSON | residence russell farm website william taylor copeland , mp , alderman ( 1797 - 12 april 1868 ) was a british businessman and politician who served as lord mayor of london and a member of parliament . |
17 | family | 2 | HUMAN GROUP | he succeeded his father in 1827 as head of the porcelain firm in portugal street , london and eventually bought out the interests of the spode family in the business in the potteries and london . |
18 | april | 2 | PERIOD | residence russell farm website william taylor copeland , mp , alderman ( 1797 - 12 april 1868 ) was a british businessman and politician who served as lord mayor of london and a member of parliament . |
19 | support | 2 | POSITION | in 1832 copeland , with continuing support from the irish society , was in a contest with sir john beresford , 1st baronet . |
20 | battam | 2 | UNKNOWN | art director to the company was thomas battam . |
21 | england | 2 | PLACE | george anson succeeded by john ricardo personal details born 1797 london , england political party conservative other political affiliations whig ( until 1837 ) |
22 | borough | 2 | RELATIONSHIP | copeland was also a major investor in fenton park colliery , fenton being one of the six towns that became the borough of stoke-on-trent , where he bought into the spode family interest , in 1833 . |
23 | contest | 2 | CONDITION | he served as sheriff of london and middlesex in 1828-29 ; and he was he was elected alderman for bishopsgate ward in 1829 , winning a contest with the stationer and printer john fowler dove , and then held the position for the rest of his life . |
24 | company | 2 | INSTITUTION | art director to the company was thomas battam . |
25 | parian | 2 | UNKNOWN | figure of a lion by aaron hays , copeland & garrett , now in the metropolitan museum of art copeland spode " chelsea pattern " bowl medea , parian ware figure by w. t. copeland & sons , later 19th century , now in the cleveland museum of art the company in 1842 developed parian ware , for statuary , with copeland and battam credited for its introduction . |
26 | alderman | 2 | PLACE | lord mayor of london alderman , lord mayor william taylor copeland mp william taylor copeland ( mary martha pearson , 1835 ) |
27 | fenton | 2 | PERSON | copeland was also a major investor in fenton park colliery , fenton being one of the six towns that became the borough of stoke-on-trent , where he bought into the spode family interest , in 1833 . |
28 | descent | 1 | QUANTITY | the family claimed descent from john of copeland , also referred to as john de coupland , who in 1346 captured the king of scotland at the battle of neville 's cross . |
29 | positions copeland | 1 | PERSON |  |
30 | daughter | 1 | PERSON | the couple had ten children , of whom a daughter and four sons survived their father . |
31 | henry richardson | 1 | PERSON | in the 1835 general election copeland was re-elected mp for coleraine , defeating henry richardson , by a majority of five . |
32 | garrett | 1 | PERSON | he ran the business in partnership with thomas garrett , formerly manager of the spode works at stoke-on-trent , between 1833 and 1847 . |
33 | stoke potteries | 1 | PERSON | copeland was the only son of william copeland , partner of josiah spode ii in the stoke potteries , and his wife mary fowler . |
34 | master | 1 | PERSON | company and its master in 1837-38 . |
35 | forest school | 1 | INSTITUTION | in 1834 he was the first president of forest school . |
36 | figure | 1 | FIGURE | figure of a lion by aaron hays , copeland & garrett , now in the metropolitan museum of art copeland spode " chelsea pattern " bowl medea , parian ware figure by w. t. copeland & sons , later 19th century , now in the cleveland museum of art the company in 1842 developed parian ware , for statuary , with copeland and battam credited for its introduction . |
37 | copeland spode business | 1 | PERSON | astbury , wrote about william taylor copeland , the family , and the copeland spode business in his diaries , 1831-1848 . |
38 | sarah yates | 1 | PERSON | copeland married in 1826 sarah yates . |
39 | reformer | 1 | PERSON | in 1831 the sitting member was sir john william head brydges , opposed to the parliamentary reform bill ; copeland stood as a protestant reformer , introduced by the local shopkeeper james gribben . |
40 | position | 1 | POSITION | he served as sheriff of london and middlesex in 1828-29 ; and he was he was elected alderman for bishopsgate ward in 1829 , winning a contest with the stationer and printer john fowler dove , and then held the position for the rest of his life . |
41 | thomas battam | 1 | PERSON | art director to the company was thomas battam . |
42 | ireland | 1 | PLACE | national politics copeland was active in ireland as a whig politician . |
43 | garrett partnership | 1 | PERSON | after the dissolution of the copeland & garrett partnership , it traded as w. t. |
44 | follower | 1 | PERSON | he had a period as a peelite , and voted for the repeal of the corn laws , but after 1850 he was a conservative follower of lord stanley ( from 1851 the earl of derby ) . |
45 | chelsea pattern | 1 | ARRANGEMENT | figure of a lion by aaron hays , copeland & garrett , now in the metropolitan museum of art copeland spode " chelsea pattern " bowl medea , parian ware figure by w. t. copeland & sons , later 19th century , now in the cleveland museum of art the company in 1842 developed parian ware , for statuary , with copeland and battam credited for its introduction . |
46 | office | 1 | PLACE | in 1835 he was elected lord mayor of london ( the third youngest man to hold that office ) for 1835-36 . |
47 | seat | 1 | PROPERTY | he sat for that seat between 1837 and 1852 ( when he was defeated ) and again from 1857 until he retired in 1865 . |
48 | art | 1 | ARTWORK | art director to the company was thomas battam . |
49 | george anson | 1 | PERSON | george anson succeeded by john ricardo personal details born 1797 london , england political party conservative other political affiliations whig ( until 1837 ) |
50 | shopkeeper james gribben | 1 | PERSON | in 1831 the sitting member was sir john william head brydges , opposed to the parliamentary reform bill ; copeland stood as a protestant reformer , introduced by the local shopkeeper james gribben . |
51 | bridewell | 1 | PERSON | for seven years he was president of the royal hospitals of bridewell and bethlem , as well as a member of the irish society and president of the honourable artillery company . |
52 | copeland factory | 1 | PERSON | there was a priority dispute with mintons , who introduced the " parian " term for what the copeland factory called " statuary porcelain " ; but robert hunt handbook to the great exhibition upheld battam 's claim . |
53 | irish uk parliament constituency | 1 | PERSON | he contested the irish uk parliament constituency of coleraine at the 1831 and 1832 general elections . |
54 | porcelain | 1 | MATERIAL | he succeeded his father in 1827 as head of the porcelain firm in portugal street , london and eventually bought out the interests of the spode family in the business in the potteries and london . |
55 | party conservative | 1 | PERSON | george anson succeeded by john ricardo personal details born 1797 london , england political party conservative other political affiliations whig ( until 1837 ) |
56 | diaries | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | astbury , wrote about william taylor copeland , the family , and the copeland spode business in his diaries , 1831-1848 . |
57 | metropolitan museum | 1 | PLACE | figure of a lion by aaron hays , copeland & garrett , now in the metropolitan museum of art copeland spode " chelsea pattern " bowl medea , parian ware figure by w. t. copeland & sons , later 19th century , now in the cleveland museum of art the company in 1842 developed parian ware , for statuary , with copeland and battam credited for its introduction . |
58 | affiliations whig | 1 | LIQUID | george anson succeeded by john ricardo personal details born 1797 london , england political party conservative other political affiliations whig ( until 1837 ) |
59 | ware | 1 | PERSON | figure of a lion by aaron hays , copeland & garrett , now in the metropolitan museum of art copeland spode " chelsea pattern " bowl medea , parian ware figure by w. t. copeland & sons , later 19th century , now in the cleveland museum of art the company in 1842 developed parian ware , for statuary , with copeland and battam credited for its introduction . |
60 | porcelain collections | 1 | COLLECTION | herring produced paintings for copeland , and some were used to decorate porcelain collections . |
61 | battle | 1 | PERSON | the family claimed descent from john of copeland , also referred to as john de coupland , who in 1346 captured the king of scotland at the battle of neville 's cross . |
62 | trent valley railway company | 1 | INSTITUTION | he was the first chairman of the provisional directors of the trent valley railway company ( tvrc ) , appointed on 11 april 1844 at their first meeting . |
63 | manager | 1 | PERSON | he ran the business in partnership with thomas garrett , formerly manager of the spode works at stoke-on-trent , between 1833 and 1847 . |
64 | lord mayor william taylor copeland mp william taylor copeland | 1 | PERSON | lord mayor of london alderman , lord mayor william taylor copeland mp william taylor copeland ( mary martha pearson , 1835 ) |
65 | vote | 1 | ACT | in 1834 , as a dissident whig , he supported for a time the derby dilly , but ultimately gave his vote to lord john russell . |
66 | hospitals | 1 | RESOURCE | for seven years he was president of the royal hospitals of bridewell and bethlem , as well as a member of the irish society and president of the honourable artillery company . |
67 | mary martha pearson | 1 | PERSON | lord mayor of london alderman , lord mayor william taylor copeland mp william taylor copeland ( mary martha pearson , 1835 ) |
68 | spode works | 1 | PERSON | he ran the business in partnership with thomas garrett , formerly manager of the spode works at stoke-on-trent , between 1833 and 1847 . |
69 | neville | 1 | PERSON | the family claimed descent from john of copeland , also referred to as john de coupland , who in 1346 captured the king of scotland at the battle of neville 's cross . |
70 | constituency | 1 | PERSON | he contested the irish uk parliament constituency of coleraine at the 1831 and 1832 general elections . |
71 | politics | 1 | ACT | local politics and positions |
72 | painting | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | the hunt , initial painting in a series commissioned by w. t. copeland |
73 | time | 1 | PERIOD | in 1834 , as a dissident whig , he supported for a time the derby dilly , but ultimately gave his vote to lord john russell . |
74 | wife mary fowler | 1 | PERSON | copeland was the only son of william copeland , partner of josiah spode ii in the stoke potteries , and his wife mary fowler . |
75 | corn laws | 1 | PERSON | he had a period as a peelite , and voted for the repeal of the corn laws , but after 1850 he was a conservative follower of lord stanley ( from 1851 the earl of derby ) . |
76 | goldsmiths | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was a member of the goldsmiths ' |
77 | successor | 1 | PERSON | he resigned his post in february 1845 , his successor being edmund peel . |
78 | cleveland museum | 1 | PLACE | figure of a lion by aaron hays , copeland & garrett , now in the metropolitan museum of art copeland spode " chelsea pattern " bowl medea , parian ware figure by w. t. copeland & sons , later 19th century , now in the cleveland museum of art the company in 1842 developed parian ware , for statuary , with copeland and battam credited for its introduction . |
79 | north | 1 | PLACE | he was a director of the north staffordshire railway company from 1846 to 1852 . |
80 | man | 1 | PERSON | in 1835 he was elected lord mayor of london ( the third youngest man to hold that office ) for 1835-36 . |
81 | interests copeland | 1 | PERSON | railway and coal interests copeland became a director of the london and birmingham railway company . |
82 | art copeland spode | 1 | PERSON | figure of a lion by aaron hays , copeland & garrett , now in the metropolitan museum of art copeland spode " chelsea pattern " bowl medea , parian ware figure by w. t. copeland & sons , later 19th century , now in the cleveland museum of art the company in 1842 developed parian ware , for statuary , with copeland and battam credited for its introduction . |
83 | head | 1 | HEAD | he succeeded his father in 1827 as head of the porcelain firm in portugal street , london and eventually bought out the interests of the spode family in the business in the potteries and london . |
84 | majority | 1 | PERSON | in the 1835 general election copeland was re-elected mp for coleraine , defeating henry richardson , by a majority of five . |
85 | sheriff | 1 | PERSON | he served as sheriff of london and middlesex in 1828-29 ; and he was he was elected alderman for bishopsgate ward in 1829 , winning a contest with the stationer and printer john fowler dove , and then held the position for the rest of his life . |
86 | king | 1 | PERSON | the family claimed descent from john of copeland , also referred to as john de coupland , who in 1346 captured the king of scotland at the battle of neville 's cross . |
87 | originator | 1 | PERSON | battam claimed he was the originator . |
88 | peelite | 1 | UNKNOWN | he had a period as a peelite , and voted for the repeal of the corn laws , but after 1850 he was a conservative follower of lord stanley ( from 1851 the earl of derby ) . |
89 | aaron hays | 1 | PERSON | figure of a lion by aaron hays , copeland & garrett , now in the metropolitan museum of art copeland spode " chelsea pattern " bowl medea , parian ware figure by w. t. copeland & sons , later 19th century , now in the cleveland museum of art the company in 1842 developed parian ware , for statuary , with copeland and battam credited for its introduction . |
90 | william copeland | 1 | PERSON | copeland was the only son of william copeland , partner of josiah spode ii in the stoke potteries , and his wife mary fowler . |
91 | parliamentary | 1 | UNKNOWN | in 1831 the sitting member was sir john william head brydges , opposed to the parliamentary reform bill ; copeland stood as a protestant reformer , introduced by the local shopkeeper james gribben . |
92 | edmund peel | 1 | PERSON | he resigned his post in february 1845 , his successor being edmund peel . |
93 | investor | 1 | PERSON | copeland was also a major investor in fenton park colliery , fenton being one of the six towns that became the borough of stoke-on-trent , where he bought into the spode family interest , in 1833 . |
94 | fenton park colliery | 1 | PERSON | copeland was also a major investor in fenton park colliery , fenton being one of the six towns that became the borough of stoke-on-trent , where he bought into the spode family interest , in 1833 . |
95 | wales | 1 | PLACE | copeland was appointed china and glass manufacturer to the prince of wales . |
96 | poll | 1 | PERSON | on both occasions copeland lost the initial poll , but was declared duly elected on petition . |
97 | statuary | 1 | BRANCH | figure of a lion by aaron hays , copeland & garrett , now in the metropolitan museum of art copeland spode " chelsea pattern " bowl medea , parian ware figure by w. t. copeland & sons , later 19th century , now in the cleveland museum of art the company in 1842 developed parian ware , for statuary , with copeland and battam credited for its introduction . |
98 | earl | 1 | PERSON | he had a period as a peelite , and voted for the repeal of the corn laws , but after 1850 he was a conservative follower of lord stanley ( from 1851 the earl of derby ) . |
99 | son | 1 | PERSON | copeland was the only son of william copeland , partner of josiah spode ii in the stoke potteries , and his wife mary fowler . |
100 | chairman | 1 | HEAD | he was the first chairman of the provisional directors of the trent valley railway company ( tvrc ) , appointed on 11 april 1844 at their first meeting . |
101 | rest | 1 | POSITION | he served as sheriff of london and middlesex in 1828-29 ; and he was he was elected alderman for bishopsgate ward in 1829 , winning a contest with the stationer and printer john fowler dove , and then held the position for the rest of his life . |
102 | children | 1 | PERSON | the couple had ten children , of whom a daughter and four sons survived their father . |
103 | richard pirie copeland | 1 | PERSON | the sons were william fowler mountford copeland ( 1828-1908 ) , edward capper copeland ( 1835-1875 ) , alfred james copeland ( 1837-1921 ) , and richard pirie copeland ( 1841-1913 ) . |
104 | derby dilly | 1 | PERSON | in 1834 , as a dissident whig , he supported for a time the derby dilly , but ultimately gave his vote to lord john russell . |
105 | stationer | 1 | UNKNOWN | he served as sheriff of london and middlesex in 1828-29 ; and he was he was elected alderman for bishopsgate ward in 1829 , winning a contest with the stationer and printer john fowler dove , and then held the position for the rest of his life . |
106 | term | 1 | TERM | there was a priority dispute with mintons , who introduced the " parian " term for what the copeland factory called " statuary porcelain " ; but robert hunt handbook to the great exhibition upheld battam 's claim . |
107 | bishopsgate ward | 1 | PERSON | he served as sheriff of london and middlesex in 1828-29 ; and he was he was elected alderman for bishopsgate ward in 1829 , winning a contest with the stationer and printer john fowler dove , and then held the position for the rest of his life . |
108 | towns | 1 | ENTITY | copeland was also a major investor in fenton park colliery , fenton being one of the six towns that became the borough of stoke-on-trent , where he bought into the spode family interest , in 1833 . |
109 | glass manufacturer | 1 | PERSON | copeland was appointed china and glass manufacturer to the prince of wales . |
110 | debts | 1 | ACTION | during the 1830s , the noted sporting artist john frederick herring sr. , then living in camberwell , was given financial support by copeland to clear debts . |
111 | berry hill colliery | 1 | PERSON | in the 1840s he was running the berry hill colliery near botteslow , to the north of fenton . |
112 | josiah spode ii | 1 | PERSON | copeland was the only son of william copeland , partner of josiah spode ii in the stoke potteries , and his wife mary fowler . |
113 | john de coupland | 1 | PERSON | the family claimed descent from john of copeland , also referred to as john de coupland , who in 1346 captured the king of scotland at the battle of neville 's cross . |
114 | city | 1 | PLACE | copeland was active in the civic life of the city of london . |
115 | lion | 1 | PLACE | figure of a lion by aaron hays , copeland & garrett , now in the metropolitan museum of art copeland spode " chelsea pattern " bowl medea , parian ware figure by w. t. copeland & sons , later 19th century , now in the cleveland museum of art the company in 1842 developed parian ware , for statuary , with copeland and battam credited for its introduction . |
116 | couple | 1 | GROUP | the couple had ten children , of whom a daughter and four sons survived their father . |
117 | printer john fowler dove | 1 | PERSON | he served as sheriff of london and middlesex in 1828-29 ; and he was he was elected alderman for bishopsgate ward in 1829 , winning a contest with the stationer and printer john fowler dove , and then held the position for the rest of his life . |
118 | petition | 1 | ACT | on both occasions copeland lost the initial poll , but was declared duly elected on petition . |
119 | election copeland | 1 | PERSON | in the 1835 general election copeland was re-elected mp for coleraine , defeating henry richardson , by a majority of five . |
120 | priority dispute | 1 | DISPUTE | there was a priority dispute with mintons , who introduced the " parian " term for what the copeland factory called " statuary porcelain " ; but robert hunt handbook to the great exhibition upheld battam 's claim . |
121 | residence russell farm website william taylor copeland | 1 | PERSON | residence russell farm website william taylor copeland , mp , alderman ( 1797 - 12 april 1868 ) was a british businessman and politician who served as lord mayor of london and a member of parliament . |
122 | john ricardo personal details | 1 | PERSON | george anson succeeded by john ricardo personal details born 1797 london , england political party conservative other political affiliations whig ( until 1837 ) |
123 | great exhibition upheld battam | 1 | UNKNOWN | there was a priority dispute with mintons , who introduced the " parian " term for what the copeland factory called " statuary porcelain " ; but robert hunt handbook to the great exhibition upheld battam 's claim . |
124 | businessman | 1 | PERSON | residence russell farm website william taylor copeland , mp , alderman ( 1797 - 12 april 1868 ) was a british businessman and politician who served as lord mayor of london and a member of parliament . |
125 | portugal street | 1 | PLACE | he succeeded his father in 1827 as head of the porcelain firm in portugal street , london and eventually bought out the interests of the spode family in the business in the potteries and london . |
126 | trent | 1 | PERSON | member of parliament for coleraine member of parliament for stoke upon trent preceded by hon . |
127 | brydges | 1 | PERSON | in 1831 the sitting member was sir john william head brydges , opposed to the parliamentary reform bill ; copeland stood as a protestant reformer , introduced by the local shopkeeper james gribben . |
128 | bethlem | 1 | PERSON | for seven years he was president of the royal hospitals of bridewell and bethlem , as well as a member of the irish society and president of the honourable artillery company . |
129 | honourable artillery company | 1 | INSTITUTION | for seven years he was president of the royal hospitals of bridewell and bethlem , as well as a member of the irish society and president of the honourable artillery company . |
130 | repeal | 1 | ACT | he had a period as a peelite , and voted for the repeal of the corn laws , but after 1850 he was a conservative follower of lord stanley ( from 1851 the earl of derby ) . |
131 | prince | 1 | PERSON | copeland was appointed china and glass manufacturer to the prince of wales . |
132 | porcelain firm | 1 | INSTITUTION | he succeeded his father in 1827 as head of the porcelain firm in portugal street , london and eventually bought out the interests of the spode family in the business in the potteries and london . |
133 | occasions copeland | 1 | PERSON | on both occasions copeland lost the initial poll , but was declared duly elected on petition . |
134 | stoke | 1 | PERSON | member of parliament for coleraine member of parliament for stoke upon trent preceded by hon . |
135 | period | 1 | PERIOD | he had a period as a peelite , and voted for the repeal of the corn laws , but after 1850 he was a conservative follower of lord stanley ( from 1851 the earl of derby ) . |
136 | spode family | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | he succeeded his father in 1827 as head of the porcelain firm in portugal street , london and eventually bought out the interests of the spode family in the business in the potteries and london . |
137 | february | 1 | PERIOD | he resigned his post in february 1845 , his successor being edmund peel . |
138 | lord john russell | 1 | PERSON | in 1834 , as a dissident whig , he supported for a time the derby dilly , but ultimately gave his vote to lord john russell . |
139 | lord stanley | 1 | PERSON | he had a period as a peelite , and voted for the repeal of the corn laws , but after 1850 he was a conservative follower of lord stanley ( from 1851 the earl of derby ) . |
140 | century | 1 | PERIOD | figure of a lion by aaron hays , copeland & garrett , now in the metropolitan museum of art copeland spode " chelsea pattern " bowl medea , parian ware figure by w. t. copeland & sons , later 19th century , now in the cleveland museum of art the company in 1842 developed parian ware , for statuary , with copeland and battam credited for its introduction . |
141 | william taylor copeland | 1 | PERSON | lord mayor of london alderman , lord mayor william taylor copeland mp william taylor copeland ( mary martha pearson , 1835 ) |
142 | hunt | 1 | PERSON | there was a priority dispute with mintons , who introduced the " parian " term for what the copeland factory called " statuary porcelain " ; but robert hunt handbook to the great exhibition upheld battam 's claim . |
143 | baronet | 1 | PERSON | in 1832 copeland , with continuing support from the irish society , was in a contest with sir john beresford , 1st baronet . |
144 | hon | 1 | PERSON | member of parliament for coleraine member of parliament for stoke upon trent preceded by hon . |
145 | middlesex | 1 | PLACE | he served as sheriff of london and middlesex in 1828-29 ; and he was he was elected alderman for bishopsgate ward in 1829 , winning a contest with the stationer and printer john fowler dove , and then held the position for the rest of his life . |
146 | william fowler mountford copeland | 1 | PERSON | the sons were william fowler mountford copeland ( 1828-1908 ) , edward capper copeland ( 1835-1875 ) , alfred james copeland ( 1837-1921 ) , and richard pirie copeland ( 1841-1913 ) . |
147 | alfred james copeland | 1 | PERSON | the sons were william fowler mountford copeland ( 1828-1908 ) , edward capper copeland ( 1835-1875 ) , alfred james copeland ( 1837-1921 ) , and richard pirie copeland ( 1841-1913 ) . |
148 | camberwell | 1 | UNKNOWN | during the 1830s , the noted sporting artist john frederick herring sr. , then living in camberwell , was given financial support by copeland to clear debts . |
149 | meeting | 1 | ACTIVITY | he was the first chairman of the provisional directors of the trent valley railway company ( tvrc ) , appointed on 11 april 1844 at their first meeting . |
150 | partnership | 1 | PERSON | he ran the business in partnership with thomas garrett , formerly manager of the spode works at stoke-on-trent , between 1833 and 1847 . |
151 | dissolution | 1 | PROCESS | after the dissolution of the copeland & garrett partnership , it traded as w. t. |
152 | john | 1 | PERSON | george anson succeeded by john ricardo personal details born 1797 london , england political party conservative other political affiliations whig ( until 1837 ) |
153 | coleraine member | 1 | PERSON | member of parliament for coleraine member of parliament for stoke upon trent preceded by hon . |
154 | claim | 1 | AMOUNT | there was a priority dispute with mintons , who introduced the " parian " term for what the copeland factory called " statuary porcelain " ; but robert hunt handbook to the great exhibition upheld battam 's claim . |
155 | china | 1 | PLACE | copeland was appointed china and glass manufacturer to the prince of wales . |
156 | spode family interest | 1 | ACT | copeland was also a major investor in fenton park colliery , fenton being one of the six towns that became the borough of stoke-on-trent , where he bought into the spode family interest , in 1833 . |
157 | robert hunt handbook | 1 | PERSON | there was a priority dispute with mintons , who introduced the " parian " term for what the copeland factory called " statuary porcelain " ; but robert hunt handbook to the great exhibition upheld battam 's claim . |
158 | potteries | 1 | PERSON | copeland was the only son of william copeland , partner of josiah spode ii in the stoke potteries , and his wife mary fowler . |
159 | sir john william | 1 | PERSON | in 1831 the sitting member was sir john william head brydges , opposed to the parliamentary reform bill ; copeland stood as a protestant reformer , introduced by the local shopkeeper james gribben . |
160 | bill | 1 | PERSON | in 1831 the sitting member was sir john william head brydges , opposed to the parliamentary reform bill ; copeland stood as a protestant reformer , introduced by the local shopkeeper james gribben . |
161 | candidate | 1 | PERSON | copeland then contested the stoke-upon-trent constituency in england , as a conservative candidate . |
162 | provisional directors | 1 | PERSON | he was the first chairman of the provisional directors of the trent valley railway company ( tvrc ) , appointed on 11 april 1844 at their first meeting . |
163 | series | 1 | SERIES | the hunt , initial painting in a series commissioned by w. t. copeland |
164 | william copeland astbury | 1 | PERSON |  |
165 | cousin | 1 | PERSON | his cousin , william copeland |
166 | thomas garrett | 1 | PERSON | he ran the business in partnership with thomas garrett , formerly manager of the spode works at stoke-on-trent , between 1833 and 1847 . |
167 | derby | 1 | PERSON | in 1834 , as a dissident whig , he supported for a time the derby dilly , but ultimately gave his vote to lord john russell . |
168 | paintings | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | herring produced paintings for copeland , and some were used to decorate porcelain collections . |
169 | art director | 1 | PLACE | art director to the company was thomas battam . |
170 | north staffordshire railway company | 1 | INSTITUTION | he was a director of the north staffordshire railway company from 1846 to 1852 . |
171 | london alderman | 1 | PERSON | lord mayor of london alderman , lord mayor william taylor copeland mp william taylor copeland ( mary martha pearson , 1835 ) |
172 | scotland | 1 | PLACE | the family claimed descent from john of copeland , also referred to as john de coupland , who in 1346 captured the king of scotland at the battle of neville 's cross . |
173 | partner | 1 | GROUP | copeland was the only son of william copeland , partner of josiah spode ii in the stoke potteries , and his wife mary fowler . |
174 | business william taylor copeland | 1 | PERSON |  |
175 | bowl medea | 1 | PERSON | figure of a lion by aaron hays , copeland & garrett , now in the metropolitan museum of art copeland spode " chelsea pattern " bowl medea , parian ware figure by w. t. copeland & sons , later 19th century , now in the cleveland museum of art the company in 1842 developed parian ware , for statuary , with copeland and battam credited for its introduction . |
176 | cross | 1 | PERSON | the family claimed descent from john of copeland , also referred to as john de coupland , who in 1346 captured the king of scotland at the battle of neville 's cross . |
177 | edward capper copeland | 1 | PERSON | the sons were william fowler mountford copeland ( 1828-1908 ) , edward capper copeland ( 1835-1875 ) , alfred james copeland ( 1837-1921 ) , and richard pirie copeland ( 1841-1913 ) . |
178 | introduction | 1 | RESOURCE | figure of a lion by aaron hays , copeland & garrett , now in the metropolitan museum of art copeland spode " chelsea pattern " bowl medea , parian ware figure by w. t. copeland & sons , later 19th century , now in the cleveland museum of art the company in 1842 developed parian ware , for statuary , with copeland and battam credited for its introduction . |
179 | post | 1 | LOCATION | he resigned his post in february 1845 , his successor being edmund peel . |
180 | elections | 1 | PROCESS | he contested the irish uk parliament constituency of coleraine at the 1831 and 1832 general elections . |
181 | politics copeland | 1 | PERSON | national politics copeland was active in ireland as a whig politician . |
182 | tvrc | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was the first chairman of the provisional directors of the trent valley railway company ( tvrc ) , appointed on 11 april 1844 at their first meeting . |
183 | years | 1 | PERIOD | for seven years he was president of the royal hospitals of bridewell and bethlem , as well as a member of the irish society and president of the honourable artillery company . |
184 | legacy j. f. herring | 1 | PERSON | legacy j. f. herring . |
185 | dissident whig | 1 | LIQUID | in 1834 , as a dissident whig , he supported for a time the derby dilly , but ultimately gave his vote to lord john russell . |
186 | interests | 1 | PERSON | he succeeded his father in 1827 as head of the porcelain firm in portugal street , london and eventually bought out the interests of the spode family in the business in the potteries and london . |
187 | botteslow | 1 | UNKNOWN | in the 1840s he was running the berry hill colliery near botteslow , to the north of fenton . |
188 | sir john beresford | 1 | PERSON | in 1832 copeland , with continuing support from the irish society , was in a contest with sir john beresford , 1st baronet . |
189 | birmingham railway company | 1 | INSTITUTION | railway and coal interests copeland became a director of the london and birmingham railway company . |
190 | mintons | 1 | UNKNOWN | there was a priority dispute with mintons , who introduced the " parian " term for what the copeland factory called " statuary porcelain " ; but robert hunt handbook to the great exhibition upheld battam 's claim . |

## Objects sorted by category

Categoría | Objetos
PERSON | aaron hays alfred james copeland art copeland spode baronet battle berry hill colliery bethlem bill bishopsgate ward bowl medea bridewell brydges business william taylor copeland businessman candidate children coleraine member constituency copeland copeland factory copeland spode business corn laws cousin cross daughter derby derby dilly director earl edmund peel edward capper copeland election copeland father fenton fenton park colliery follower garrett garrett partnership george anson glass manufacturer henry richardson hon hunt interests interests copeland investor irish uk parliament constituency john john de coupland john ricardo personal details josiah spode ii king legacy j. f. herring london alderman lord john russell lord mayor william taylor copeland mp william taylor copeland lord stanley majority man manager mary martha pearson master member neville occasions copeland originator partnership party conservative politician politics copeland poll positions copeland potteries president prince printer john fowler dove provisional directors reformer residence russell farm website william taylor copeland richard pirie copeland robert hunt handbook sarah yates sheriff shopkeeper james gribben sir john beresford sir john william son sons spode works stoke stoke on trent stoke potteries successor thomas battam thomas garrett trent w. t. copeland ware wife mary fowler william copeland william copeland astbury william fowler mountford copeland william taylor copeland
PLACE | alderman art director china city cleveland museum england ireland lion london metropolitan museum middlesex north office portugal street scotland wales
INSTITUTION | birmingham railway company company forest school honourable artillery company irish society north staffordshire railway company porcelain firm trent valley railway company
PERIOD | april century february period time years
ACT | petition politics repeal spode family interest vote
HUMAN GROUP | family parliament spode family
ABSTRACT ENTITY | diaries painting paintings
POSITION | position rest support
GROUP | couple partner
LIQUID | affiliations whig dissident whig
PROCESS | dissolution elections
HEAD | chairman head
RESOURCE | hospitals introduction
HUMAN ROLE | lord mayor
ACTIVITY | meeting
AMOUNT | claim
ENTITY | towns
INFORMATION | business
RELATIONSHIP | borough
CONDITION | contest
ACTION | debts
TERM | term
FIGURE | figure
QUANTITY | descent
PROPERTY | seat
SERIES | series
DISPUTE | priority dispute
ARRANGEMENT | chelsea pattern
EVENT | life
LOCATION | post
ARTWORK | art
COLLECTION | porcelain collections
MATERIAL | porcelain
BRANCH | statuary