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- Ulster_Reform_Club abstract "The Ulster Reform Club is a gentleman's club at No. 4, Royal Avenue, Belfast, Northern Ireland. It first opened in January 1885. The club was originally built by Ulster members of the Liberal Party, to celebrate William Gladstone's victory in the 1880 UK general election. However, by 1886, its leadership was dominated by supporters of the Liberal Unionist Party, including Fred Crawford, and they formed a political committee to further the cause of the union of Britain and Ireland.".
- Ulster_Reform_Club formationYear "1885".
- Ulster_Reform_Club leaderFunction Ulster_Reform_Club__1.
- Ulster_Reform_Club leaderFunction Ulster_Reform_Club__2.
- Ulster_Reform_Club leaderFunction Ulster_Reform_Club__3.
- Ulster_Reform_Club leaderFunction Ulster_Reform_Club__4.
- Ulster_Reform_Club location Belfast.
- Ulster_Reform_Club location Royal_Avenue,_Belfast.
- Ulster_Reform_Club membership "c. 870".
- Ulster_Reform_Club thumbnail RoyalAvenueBelfast.jpg?width=300.
- Ulster_Reform_Club type Gentlemens_club.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageExternalLink home.asp.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageExternalLink ulsterreformclub.com.
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- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageRevisionID "686538312".
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Belfast.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Bill_Henderson_(Northern_Ireland_politician).
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Brian_Faulkner.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Category:1885_establishments_in_Ireland.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Category:Traditional_gentlemens_clubs_in_Northern_Ireland.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink David_Graham_Shillington.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Edward_Carson.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Gentlemens_club.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Herbert_Kirk.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink J._L._O._Andrews.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Jim_Neilly.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Ken_Maginnis.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Lancelot_Curran.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Liberal_Party_(UK).
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Liberal_Unionist_Party.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink List_of_works_by_Maxwell_and_Tuke.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Maynard_Sinclair.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Mike_Nesbitt.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Northern_Ireland.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Royal_Avenue,_Belfast.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Thomas_Andrews_(shipbuilder).
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Thomas_Somerset.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink Ulster_Unionist_Party.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink United_Kingdom_general_election,_1880.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink William_Ewart_Gladstone.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink William_McCleery_(politician).
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink William_Pirrie,_1st_Viscount_Pirrie.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink William_Stewart_(Belfast_South_MP).
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLink File:RoyalAvenueBelfast.jpg.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageWikiLinkText "Ulster Reform Club".
- Ulster_Reform_Club leaderName "Alex Graham".
- Ulster_Reform_Club leaderName "Arthur Henderson".
- Ulster_Reform_Club leaderTitle "Chief Executive".
- Ulster_Reform_Club leaderTitle "President".
- Ulster_Reform_Club location "Royal Avenue, Belfast".
- Ulster_Reform_Club membership "c. 870".
- Ulster_Reform_Club name "Ulster Reform Club".
- Ulster_Reform_Club type Gentlemens_club.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Cite_book.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_organization.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Start_date.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Url.
- Ulster_Reform_Club subject Category:1885_establishments_in_Ireland.
- Ulster_Reform_Club subject Category:Traditional_gentlemens_clubs_in_Northern_Ireland.
- Ulster_Reform_Club hypernym Club.
- Ulster_Reform_Club type Agent.
- Ulster_Reform_Club type Organisation.
- Ulster_Reform_Club type SoccerClub.
- Ulster_Reform_Club type Establishment.
- Ulster_Reform_Club type Organization.
- Ulster_Reform_Club type Agent.
- Ulster_Reform_Club type SocialPerson.
- Ulster_Reform_Club type Thing.
- Ulster_Reform_Club type Q43229.
- Ulster_Reform_Club comment "The Ulster Reform Club is a gentleman's club at No. 4, Royal Avenue, Belfast, Northern Ireland. It first opened in January 1885. The club was originally built by Ulster members of the Liberal Party, to celebrate William Gladstone's victory in the 1880 UK general election. However, by 1886, its leadership was dominated by supporters of the Liberal Unionist Party, including Fred Crawford, and they formed a political committee to further the cause of the union of Britain and Ireland.".
- Ulster_Reform_Club label "Ulster Reform Club".
- Ulster_Reform_Club sameAs Q7880005.
- Ulster_Reform_Club sameAs m.03gvzwx.
- Ulster_Reform_Club sameAs Q7880005.
- Ulster_Reform_Club wasDerivedFrom Ulster_Reform_Club?oldid=686538312.
- Ulster_Reform_Club depiction RoyalAvenueBelfast.jpg.
- Ulster_Reform_Club homepage ulsterreformclub.com.
- Ulster_Reform_Club isPrimaryTopicOf Ulster_Reform_Club.
- Ulster_Reform_Club name "Ulster Reform Club".
