Benbow held for sedition at New Bailey Court
Benbow a Manchester Chartist was brought before the New Bailey Court charged with sedition and conspiracy. Evidence showed he urged arms and resistance at a June Stockport meeting. bail was set heavily while other chartist suspects and arms seizures were examined at Chester and Manchester courts.
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Manchesten
Lian Benbow
New Batey Court
Colne
Lancashire
Stockport
Cheshire
J. ¥. Foster
Joseph Sadler
Dahoukl
Marsland
Cheatte Moseley
Oran
Easler
Benbow
James Mitchell
William Benbow
Foster
Livsey
Chester Castle
Seizure of 5000 Arms Stirs City Amid Chartist Rumors
A morning seizure of five thousand guns and bayonets in heavy packing cases sparked rumors of Chartist plots and smuggling to Spain. The arms were shipped to Ellesmere port, diverted to Chester, and ultimately seized by authorities as the city braced for trials and unrest. Military forces and special constables remained on alert as riots and meetings continued in Manchester, Middleton, Oldham, Salford, and Bolton.
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Stockport
Leigh
Haywood
Bury
Crumlington
Seghill
Winlaton
Dean Street
Forth
Jias
Aberdeen
Banif
Alexander Mackenzie
Castle Hill
Inverness
G. Sergedht
Manchester Courier
Renfrewshire
Hennington-common
Birmingham
Craven ‘Lock
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
O'Connor
Afessis
Carold
O’brien
Hare
Newcastle
Taylor
Johnson
Warwick
Carpenter
Trades Societies
London
West Smithfield
St. Paul's Cathedral
Glasgow
Universal Suffrage Association
Scotland
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Plncard
Spain
Ellesmere
Case
Chester
Wharfa
Chester Castle
John Russell
Bondy Tha Rikt Abr Waa
Fletcher
10Th Foot
Manchester
Middleton
Rochdale
Oldham
John Fielden
Salford
Bolton
Paradise
Aviad
Manchester New Bailey
Bolton and Leigh
Baker
Rioting in Little Bolton Ends With Casualties
Desperate clash between soldiers and rioters in Little Bolton Tuesday night left two men dead and several wounded. Looting erupted as shops were attacked and gutted while authorities, including a special constable, intervened. a man was captured at the Town Hall chamber with a torch before being knocked senseless.
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Bollow
Tip
Sta
Snap apple Night stage scene with Captain Rock tragedy
A detailed, critical account of a Saturday performance featuring Patrick M Colmas Lyon and Kathleen as lovers in a tumultuous plot. The first act blends melodrama and metaphysical debate while a dramatic fire scene and a clever tableau draw applause. The second act, amid tragedy, fails to engage, ending with a courtroom level twist and multiple deaths, leaving audiences divided.
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Encusa Osea
Patrick M’colmas
Lyon
Captain Rock
Kathleen
Kidamen
Mactive
Patrick
Phelim
Phebtin
Phetim
Mackse
Abi
Danking
Mr Shamrock
Normin
Phelin
Gétterst Buarla
Hrttiah
Libertias
Budgs
Hueter
Atithan Tujvereel Hisa
Kathleen Doid Gallant Phetini
Velasquez Portrait at Tue St James Gallery
A painting at Tue St James's Gallery is claimed to be by Velasquez titled Lat and his Daughters. The work is praised for delicate treatment of light and nuanced figures though its attribution to Velasquez is uncertain. A related engraving from the Duke of Orleans’ collection is compared, with the gallery piece deemed of high merit yet not clearly identified as Velasquez.
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Kinnizavis—Manxvracrusg oy Priers—A_ bdlacksmith
Glasgow Chronicle
Toearn
Francis’ Roberts
Joseph Howell
John Javen
Assizes
Warwick
Con Vincent
Lerlin
Treasury
Trelaury
Exchequer-billa
Her
Mess
St. James
Veelasquez
Lat
Morpheus
Velasquez
Orleans
St. James's Gallery
New Sporting Magazine excerpt on London high society
A vivid extract from New Sporting Magazine recounts a lecture by Mr Jorrocks and a London season filled with carriages, Windsor, Almacks, and royal pages. It captures the ostentatious display, names prominent figures, and notes the social rituals of rich visitors and their costly outfits. The piece ends by noting a local blind fisherman near Milnthorpe and a couple of small antiquarian finds.
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New Sporting Magazine
W. Spiers
London
Tdch
Lonedon
Londén
Bond-street
Victoria
Old
Melbourne
Lise
Second Life Guards
Almacks
Greenwich
Lord Eglington
Johnnys
Gelius
Achilles
Lincoln Stanhope
Lady Blessington
Purgatory
Job
Chesterfield
Wilton
Grantley
Marquis
D'Orsay
Gwyder'e
Willowby's
Duke of Brunswick
Duke of Wellington
Lady Halesbury
Sir Henry Peston
Lady Craven
Thames
Mr. Jorrocks
Cub
Shuffié
Hopera
Fatiny Werry
Lord George Werry
Crockford’s Palace
Walnet
Gong
Jazey
Verry
Dagger threat at Union Hall ends in caution and trial notes
Police officer Searle confronted George Fincher after a crowd gathered near Holland Street. Fincher produced a dagger, struggled as it was seized, and was warned to keep peace. Separate cases involve two youths breaking into Joseph Gain’s house with skeleton keys and a later bigamy claim against William Mainwaring. A young woman Eliza Chandler faced abandonment and corpse questions at Mansion House Poor Law court.
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Timothy Booth
Beswick
Cochrane
Booth
Jersey Street
Ancoats
Armitage
Thompson
M‘mallin
Prsson
Bar
Jeremy
Kennington Cotm
George William Stewart
William James
Joseph Gain
High Street
Newington
L Divison
William Mainwaring
Saget
Bigimy
Charlotte Moss
Old Marylebone
Daugiter
John Constable
Mary Ann Kaley
Sarah Moss
Marylebone Church
St. Andrew's
Helborn
Stratford
Essex
Bans
Thes
America
Sarah Mdés
Desirai
Adefica
Thhose
Lars Moss
Mansion House
Curto Murper
Eliza Chandler
Cloake
Liverpool Street
Beadle
Beadie
Hobler
Skettis
Tral
Centhal
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Barkdale
Joseph Livsey
Hanover Street
William Hough
Sdme
Mitchell
Davis
Heaton Norris
Joseph Sacher
Thopson
Coppock
Sadler
Richard Green
Richard Beswick
Mr. Foster
Puiter
Shit Thompson
Stockfort
Chater
Mosparx
Howell
Rotalig
Erin
Vera F
Corp Palion
Moreuyy
Cévenny
Warswitk
Hoberts
Jones
Yotloway-head
Cooke
West Bromwich
Gaul
Alt Belog
Atwooi
Wolverhampton
Union Town Council
Tuzmar
Trewds
Parsons
Roberts
Strange
Metropolitan Police
May
O Wing
Whitehall
Her Majesty's Treasury
Borough of
Agha Russell
Lord John
Cutler
Huonymede
Birmingham Corporation
House of Lords
Weston
Home Department
Monpar
Hayes
Gaythorn
Albion
Hartley
Chappé
Me. Hell
Massey
Littlewood
Mateden
Gill
John Holmes
Cap of Liberty
Foon Guards
16Th Infantry
Holmes
Holt-town
Mr. Chappé
Ancoats-lané
Pollard-strest
Arundel Coffee House
Strand
Bim
R. Suapt
Ty Chestek
Abeb
Stout
Chertist Triala
Uitary
Pambroke Dockyard
Cyclops
Neutedauit
Orlop
Siles
Lord Cochrane
Mediterranean
C. Henderson
K.C.B
Trishman
Ireland
England
Nat Ronitiak
Haymanner Taxzaraz
Biajesty
Duchess of Kent
King O'Neil
Abe
Teddy the Tyler
Vauxnart-Gagnens
Hlad
Chanteurs Montagnards
Rostunda
Stock-exchange
New-court
Exchequeriel & Tille
N. M. Rothschild and Sons
Litematore
Axoren
Milnthorpe
Williamson
Beels
Westmoreland Gasette
William IV
Chalmerston Moss
Warig Feld
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