WEAKNESS OF TORYISM AND Chartist Rising Fallout
A detailed editorial contrasts Tory strength with reformist weakness, arguing Peel cannot govern with High Church Tory support and predicting Liberal gains as Chartism wanes. It notes coming elections, ballot expansion, Irish issues, and education while warning of coercion bills and financial bribery threats. It also reports a major fire at Ham Clothing mills and ongoing court martials in Newport with multiple Chartist trials and burials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale _ wan diley
Robart Peel
O'Connell
Joe Hora
Hopi Ford
John Russell
Peel
House of Lords
Duke of Wellington
Newcastle
Wharncliffe
Londonderry
Ashburton
Richmond
Roden
Downing-street
Robert, Peel
Baronet
Burke
Lord Chatham
Robert Peel
House of Commons
Croker
R. Peel
Bradshaw
Times
Morning Herald
Carlton Club
Coroners Inquest on Slain Chartists in Newport Riot
Adjourned inquest at Westgate Inn in Newport examined police officials and witnesses about the November riot. Testimony detailed rising Chartists, mobilization, clashes with 45th Regiment, casualties including nine dead and multiple injuries, with verdicts of justifiable homicide against unknown assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neiveort
Ordaia
Considine
R. H
South Wales
Distast
Cook
45Th Regiment
Passtorer
John Anderson
Wright
Samuel Murden
Stow-hill
Westgate
William Garrish
45Th
James Wright
Erakine
45Th Regiment of Foot
Samuel’ Burden
John Brough
James Stowell
Baring
45Th’ Regiment
Windsor
Newport
S Reed
Lont
Billgwently
George Taplor
Ana
John
Eppesred Idhababe Eau
Peisinat
Newtorn
Tueaddy
Wis
Westgate Inn
William Brewer
John Shell
Edward Hopkins
High-street
Risca
Bristol
Thomas Walker
William Williams
Barrdicks
Stow
Partridge
Oniera
Thomea ‘Walker
Rises
Cefn
Tradegar Park
Gray
Atry
Lietecauis
David Neck
Armsn
Mr. Phillips
Shell
Westgate Atables
Bhell
Cambrig
Géal
Tregaury
Ataticg
Erica
Delivary
Nics
Monuigahuhire
Special Commission
United Kingdom
Monmouth
Man seeks access to Windsor Castle claiming kingship
A well dressed man scaled the Castle gates at Windsor and entered with porter Smith’s help. John Stockledge, a Manchester tea firm partner, confessed to wanting to see the King. He claimed spirit and unknown power compelled him and bribed a sentinel with a sovereign to gain entry. He is under police examination in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Evoximo
Smith
England
Church-street
Gillman
C. A. Murray
William “Bérridge
Windsor
Isoner
John Stockledge
Ithy Green
Manchester
Liverpool
Lancaster
London
New Inn
Leicester
Hounslow
Russell
Home Office
Metropolitan Police
Stockledge
Dobson
Windsor Police
Quesa
George JV
Tickle, Stockledge, and Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fiat
Ham Clothing
Stroud
Dmessrs. T
Marling
Messrs
Ferrabes
Gloucester Journal
Telford
Lord Brougham
Cumberland Pacquet
Privy Council
Windsor Castle
Sophia
Europe
Wales
Qur
Tavrs Bay
J. Coles
Octavus Morgan
Gemgo “Hall
Phelps
J Phillipa
Joseph
Coles
John Harris
William Jobin
Llewellin
Thomas Edwards
Eyap Jones
John Walters
John Walteraswom
Argosd
Walters
Newbridge
Th Edwards
Llewillin
Joseph. Coles
John Waris
Evan Jones
W. J. Clewellin
Joseph Coles
George “Beach
Cromlyn Getef
Job Harris
Edwards
Liewerlin
Harris
Doles
Aoine
Elizabeth Walters
Llewellyn
George Bench
Mr. Walters
Mr. Wolters
Chartista
George Beach
Mea
Beach
Pye-corner
Fistris
Cass
William John Llewellin
Monmouth Geol
John Lewis
James Wall
Nate
Eit Lewis Rowland
Nawront
Fatoar
Edward Tippins
Henry Harris
John Owen
John Thomas
Bearfort
David Aba
Maine
Biocon
David Jones
Liangyén
Sanunpiy
John Williams
John Fisher
Ssr Evans
John Batten
Edward” Paios
John Hemming
Lawis
Wyliats Smith
D Edwards
Georg Cor “Saunel Beccheh
Taatee Wiltisat
Willuse Wilkins
J Williams
Courtnist Barrstax, Esq
Sheriff's Office
Usk
R. Wynne Williams
Hatton-garden
William Ackroyd
Eng
Royal Marines
Mr. Ackroyd
Rodney
Hood
Keppel
Biron
Ackroyd
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