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Courier in London, Middlesex

27 Oct 1817

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Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 27, 1817

Page

4

William Turner Trial at Sessions for Treason Concludes

The Courier reports the trial of William Turner and co‑conspirators in the June rising led by Brandreth. Prosecutors outline the plan to seize arms, attack several homes, and incite a general uprising. Several witnesses recount assaults at Pentridge and nearby union of the party, with Turner acting as a key organizer.

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Ctecon William Parner Grandrech William ‘Wacner Brandreth William Lurner W.turner South Wingfield William Turner Walker Pentridge-lane End William ‘Furner White Horse Joseph Weightman Nottingham George Weightman Mr. Booth W. Quiner Rayner Anthony Martin Shirley Ashbury Thomas Turner Henry Tomlinson Elijah Hall Sen Elijah Ball Mary Hepworth Samuel Fletcher Wiliam Shipman Henry Hole William Booth William Goodwin William Roper Captain Phillips Tath Elussars Jeremiah Brandreth Prsoner Brandred Wilkinson Ludiams Taylors Chornhill Wood James ‘Taylor Wm. Ludlam I. Ludlam J. ‘Taylor Freshiey Urie Milk Eastwood Braindred John Storer Pentridge Hepworth Sheffield Manchester Isaac Ludlam Ose
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Termination of the Derby proceedings at the bar

The Derby court sat on Saturday with prisoners including Thomas Bacon and others pleading guilty or remaining Not Guilty. The Attorney General urged mercy, juries acquitted those without evidence, and several defendants were sentenced to death for high treason with execution in due form.

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G. Rayner Heaner Nottingham James Rayner Edward Turner Langley Mill William Turner Isaac Ludlam George Weightman Derby Eaton Thomas Bacon John Bacon Samuel Hunt Joseph Turner Alias Manchester Turner John ‘Onion the Elder John Mackesswick German Buxton Josiah Godber Denman Lownpes Mr. Lownpes John Moore Edward Moore Charles Swaine John Hill Josiah Rawson George Brassington Wm Hardwick Wm, Weightman Alexander Johnson Thos. Bettison Isaac Ladlam Samuel Ladlam Wm. Ladlam Robert Turner Joseph Weightman the Younger James Weightman Thomas Weightman Wm. Adams John Wright Justice Blackstone Shield of Mercy Lil Attorne Cufer Jeremiah Brandreth Mr. Lownies Brandreth W. Turner Goodwin Weightmage Brandict Ludlam Cater Banoy
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Funeral of Mr Raymond Revered by All Professions

The funeral of Mr Raymond drew an immense crowd with private friends, his two sons as chief mourners, and nine mourning coaches plus thirteen private carriages. Drury Lane managers plan a benefit at the theatre for his widow and family, with many performers offering services to honor the deceased.

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Raymond Chessar Henry Johnston Dowton John Johnsone Rae Druylane Chester Street Pimlico Covent-garden Drury-lane
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Lottery Chance Promises Prizes Amid Dividend Payouts

A fragment urges recipients of dividends to invest a portion in a seat lottery starting on the 7th of the fourth month. It touts at least six prizes of 20.0 and claims public approval. The note notes the unusual yet vital nature of taking a risk for potential returns and highlights many more prizes than blanks.

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Obituary for Mrs Gladwin of Stubbinghouse Derby

Died at Exeter on the 16th after a short illness, Mrs age widow of the late General Gladwin of Stubbing-house in Derbyshire. Printed by B. IELWYNY No 348, published by J. WANLESS at the same places.

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Exeter Age Gladwin Stubbing-house County of Derby B. Ielwyny Wanless
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