Riot and destruction by weavers at Melksham riot details
An official account from Melksham and nearby towns describes a mob of weavers and allied artisans besieging Mr. Coulthurst and other clothiers. They cut chains, smashed shops, plundered lodgings, extorted sums, and damaged mills, until colonial troops and magistrates intervened to restore order.
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Mottram Hall Estate for Sale in Cheshire County
A historic Mottram Hall estate near Macclesfield offers about 137 acres with mills, several tenements and meadows, timber, copper mines, and a Sunter's Pool fishery. Reversions include Mottram's Mill and Henry Hall with live leases. annual value near 330 pounds with low taxes. Prospective buyers from multiple towns may contact Thomas Yate, Dr Claycon, John Andrews, Dr Hall, Roger Royden, or Thomas Starkie.
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of Salop
Claycon
Little Harwood
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Lancashire
John Andrews
Bolton
Hall
Roger Royden
Thomas Starkie
Preston
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