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Charles Leach
Rev. Charles Leach (1 March 1847 – 24 November 1919) was a Congregationalist Minister and Liberal Party politician in the United Kingdom. He is notable as the only Member of Parliament to be deprived of his seat after being declared of unsound mind.
==Early life==
Leach was born in Illingworth, near Halifax, but moved to the town and grew up in a slum called Ratten Row, where his mother died when he was five.〔"Worsted to Westminster", p.11"〕 He entered a worsted mill at eight which meant that he also had three hours elementary schooling per day. At fourteen he became apprenticed as a clog and patten maker and then trained as a shoe and bootmaker,.〔"The Popular Guide to the House of Commons", ''Pall Mall Gazette'' Extra, January 1911, p. 173.〕 At nineteen he set up in that trade and on the strength of that got married to Mary Jane Fox. Moving to Elland near Halifax he built up a successful boot and shoe business, by 1871 employing three men, one woman and two boys.〔"Worsted to Westminster", p.32"〕
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