Chartist Riots Court Passes Sentence At Kirkdale
A long Newport and Pontypool riot court reports multiple Chartists committed for high treason and sedition. Prisoners include Morgan James and John Frost among others. witnesses describe meetings led by Frost and Jones urging arms and a general rising. Sentences range from one to six months with hard labour and future good-behavior bonds.
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Monmouth
Thomas Hawkins
Coles
Octavius Morgi@i
Sir Charles Morgan
George Tiatt
Lewis Edwards
W. Afewer
Tod Thomas
Jones
Phillips
Maule
Treasury
Trates
Charles Graves
Begs
Chartist Society
Morgan James
Wright Betty
Thomas Aurelius
Mr. Protheroe
Pillgwelly
Newport
Blackwood
John Frost
Pont-y-pool
Fleur-de Lis
Duke's Town
Sirhowy
Duke’s-town
Dukels-town
Tredegar
Eber Vale
Blackard
Merthyr
Frost
Jenkins Morgan
Ile
Ife
Crossfield
Court-y-bella
Thomas Saunders
Solomon Britten
Pont-y-Poor
Teddy
C. H. Leigh
Needham
John Charles
James Price
Wiliam Hazeldine
Price
Thomas Keys
Amy Meredith
James Meredith
John Jones
Abersyohan
Mary Jones
John Wilks
George Tomlins
John Britten
Charles Bucknall
Thomas Davis
Isaac Davis
Henry Harris
William Hayard
David Williams
Thomas Bolton
Frederick Turner
Tursday
Mr. Maula
Phelps
Esq
J. Phillips
Charles Waters
John Partridge
James Rust
Richard Benfield
John Rees
John Lovell
Solomon Brittan
George George
William Jones
John Morris
John Barratt
John James
W.jones
Thomas Gibson
Edward Frost
Charles Groves
Asaizes
Thomas Crook
Win Purnell
John Thomas
F Tho
James Morgan
James
Wade
Trowdad
Geitch
Pontypool
Llewellin
John Llewellin
Swansea
Neath
Considine
Samuel Victory
William Morgan
Edward Dalton
45Th Regiment of Foot
King's Road
John Clarke
45Th Foot
Victory
William Chambers
Robert Barr
Barr
Morgan
Wheel
Blaenavon
Westgate
Gray
Kirkdale
J. Brooks
Miles Formby
Peter Bourne
Richard Edwards
John Maire Bi Aden Hodgson
Thomas Rawatorne
Thomas Rodie
John Duttey
Jonathan Brooks
Matthew Starkie
John Charlton
Dutton
Brooks
William Wilcock
Thomas Massey
John Collier
John Blackburn
John Cattersby
Richard Eckersly
Henry Parr
Alias Brooks
John Baxendale
John Shuttleworth
Thomas Deaa
Joseph Webster
George Smith
Richard Hatton
Luke Whewell
Wilcock
Massey
Collier
Blackburn
James Boardman
William Pass
John Battersby
Joshua Nuttal
Thomas Yates
Richard Harrison
John Hurst
Alexander Cross
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George Hunter
William Moss
Jarrison
James Finney
George Bellamy
Jeremy Rigby
Peter Milton
Hilton
Rigby
Finney
Smith
Lancaster Castle
Bellamy
John Smith
Frequent child burnings prompt call for fire guards
A Somers Town inquest into a boy's accidental death notes recurring child burns from clothing catching fire while reading near a mantel. The coroner stresses fire guard use by benevolent ladies to prevent further tragedies. The issue parallels other accidents across London including a two year old from Manchester Square, river collisions near London Bridge, and a fatal train ballast-wagon incident near Romford.
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Victory
Skinner-street
Somers Town
Anne Griffiths
Gray's Tan
Manchester Square
London Bridge
Searle
Lambeth
Spratt
Simmons
Evans
Thames Police
Monda
Parsons
Kidmore End
Wargrave
Henlo -on-Thames
Thames
Eaton
Byng
Eaton Square
Chapel-street
Captain Byng
Dreavroun
Henry People
Eastern Counties Railway
Romford
London Hospital
Jeffrey
Jeffreys
The Charter of the People and the Fight for Freedom
A Birmingham correspondent writes to urge unity of the working class against middle class betrayal. He denounces Chartist leader O’Connor as a coward and hypocrite, vows no subservience to aristocrats, and calls for future mass action to secure the Charter and liberty. He stresses patience, discipline, and self-reliance while promising eventual victory for the People.
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Monmouthshire
England
And
Wales
Birmingham
Manchester
Scotland
Newcastle
Glasgow
Newport
O’connor
Fiendish act twelve men killed at Radstock pit
A rope at Radstock Well-way pit snapped while twelve men prepared to descend. The victims included Richard Langford 14 Farnham Langford 16 Alfred Langford 13 James Keevil 41 James Pearce 18 and others aged 19 12 13 26 1 14. The rope showed deliberate tampering with fibres cut and jagged ends. Jury returns Wilful murder verdict against unknown person or persons. A separate fatal fall at the same pit occurred the previous evening. Johnson custody faces five wives and 30 children.
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Radstock
Richard Langford
Farnham Langford
Alfred Langford
James Keevil
Mark
James
William Adams
Leonard Dawlins
William Summers
Amos Dando
John Barnet
James Pearce
Kingston
Inuar Wintets
Inul
Thomas James
George Short
Thomas Hill
Bryant
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