[Illustration: A statue of a man, seated, in short trousers and a long
coat or robe]
A statue to the memory of Major Cartwright has lately been erected, by
public subscription, in Burton Crescent, where the venerable reformer
for many years resided. It is of bronze, and was executed by Mr. Clarke,
late of Birmingham.
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