Riots and arrests amid Wakefield district seditious plots
The Wakefield region faces a tense crackdown as magistrates, cavalry, and Yeomanry deploy to quell alleged conspiracies. Reports detail arrests, secret meetings, stolen arms, and preparations for a rumored general rising, with prosecutions underway and volunteers urged to aid peace efforts.
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15Th Hussars
Nottingham
Wakefield
Halifax
Wararitun
Gstriet
John Byng
Court House
Yeomamry
Thornhill Lees
Wakefela
John Smalley
Horbury
Thomas Murray
Leeds
James Mann
Thomas Wood
Westgate Comwynn
Michael Waller
Yew Tree Inn
Robertown
Miles Illingworth
Manningham
Bradford
Benjamin Whiteley
Holmfirth
Edward Fletcher
Rightown
Joseph Midgeley
Adaenbury
William Welker
Thornhill
Dewsbury
Atiam
Hose of Correction
Naylor
Pontefiaet
Milnes
Light Dragoons
Light
Huddersfield
Lockwood
Huddrsfield
David Alexander
Hudderolield
York Castle
Howley
Fothergill
Offett
Wakfield
London
Elas Jsaut
Lagos
de Ozures
Sheffield
Thorn-hill
Lees
Jamea Mann
Crabh-Dresser
Leeds Union Club
Linen
John Smatler
Francis Lindsey Wood
Benjamin Dealtry
Brace
York
Phar Fine Corps
West Riding Yeomanry
Harewood
Themelves
Leeda Intelligencer
Jane
Tranaquil
Hudderefield
Hurpansbery
Henley
Emouyat
Legal opinions on treason and riot in Spafields trial
The defense and prosecution clash over whether December 179... 1795 riots at Spafields constituted treason or riot. Arguments focus on whether acts aimed at dethroning the king or merely disturbing government meet treason standards, with emphasis on levy of war, civil war, and the Riot Act. The scene spans extended legal readings and procedural notes before adjournment.
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Lord Grey
Lord Hulland
Lord Greavenor
Lord Gremont
Lord Binning
Lord Camden
Lord Brecknock
Lor Mottford
Lambton
Tierney
Richard Wellesley
Law
Gordon
Macdonald
Wm. Scott
E. Knatchbull
R. Wilson
Juce
Ambaranior
Sherff Kirby
Westminister Hall
Justice Holroyd
Wetherall
Castles
Shimedlf
Byes
Trate
Ann Wright
Anchor End Crown Public House
Insmithfield
Watson
William Miller
James Bannister
Hyde-street
Bloomsbury
Thomas Hardy
Wateon
King’ Arms
Palace Yard
Peel
Uar
Westminster Hall
Watas
Wm. Full
Creason
Justice Foster
Welf
Ediraset
Gould
Spafields
Oropen
Plarr
Thi
Stafford
James Shaw
Plattscate
Edward
Wethera
George II
Birmingham
Serjeant Copley
Philpot
Letter on Parish Savings Banks and Duncan plan debate
A reviewer discusses Henry Duncan's pamphlet on savings banks in Ruthwell parish, praising candor and forbearance. The piece argues depositors should have a voice in management and highlights Duncan's experience with laboring classes, comparing insight to Franklin and warning against class suspicion and selflove shaping policy.
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T. He Forbes
Fay
Asa Leiter
The
Quarterly Review
Henry Duncan
Xuchwell
Duncan
Ruthwell
Franklin
Edinburg Savings Bank Regulation Debate Reforms
The discussion analyzes Mr Duncan and the Edinburgh Savings Bank plan, arguing annual meetings, elected local directors, and depositor oversight safeguard funds. It notes risks if directors differ in zeal and benevolence, and critiques limited public oversight while praising separating authority from rich contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Duncan
Chagsing
Edinburgh
Biotutalis
Abstract of the Returns of Quantities and Prices
An abstract report covers the Dublin city and liberties weekly totals for the week ending May 30, 1817. It lists standard equivalents for barrels and stones across items such as wort, water, beans, bacon, oatmeal, oats, and grain, detailing specific weight-based conversions used for pricing and measurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Aggregate corn and grain prices by port in week ending May 24
Prices per barrel sold across ports show aggregate trends for corn and grain for the week ending May 24. Data covers bids and halts with quantities and delivery terms, reflecting market movement in several ports.
Dublin Journal Adverts and Subscriptions Notice
Printed for the Proprietors at their Office 15 Parliament Street Dublin, lists subscription options and rates in town and country, with agents Newton Co Warwick Square London Waite Fleet Street and James Various Street Edinburgh, indicating advertising office contact details for the Deatinx Journal in the period.
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Parliament
Opnens
Advanee
Sis Monti
Messrs. Newton & Co. Mo
Warwick Square
Waite
Fleet
London
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Mundy
Jolleson
Noviwarnam
Tim Jong
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Rolleson
Rolleston
Eatwood
Adam
Deavonos
Aganon
Nottinghamh
Armitage
HuddersGeld
Tulsday
Marquis Camden
Duke of Leeds
Lord Holland
Lord Grosvenor
Lort Donoughmore
M. P
Bruce
Earl Grey
Mr. Lambton
Dod
Cork
Youghal
Kinsale
Limerick
Ennis
Drogheda
Galway
Newry
Es Roxas
Wicklow
Clare
Waterford
Dundalle
Belfast
Wexford
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