Trial notes and prisoner list from Monmouth commission 1839
Descriptive report from Newport era detailing prisoners held for high treason and treason related acts. Includes prisoner names ages commit dates and charges. Also covers town mood, judge entrance, confessions expected, and police actions against chartist publications.
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Newport
Beavard Arms Hotel
John Frost
Frost
Rust
Jones
Edmond Edmonds
Calexpar
Monmouth
N. C. Tindal
Knut
Her Majesty's Court of Common Pleas
J. Parke
Her Majesty's Court of Exchequer
Sir J. Williams
Her Majesty's Court of Queen's Bench
Colthurst Bateman
W. W
R. J. Blewitt
W. Brewer
Lewis Edwards
George Hall
James Coles
John Partridge
William Brewer
J. Blewitt
Thomas Davies
John Rees
Richard Benfield
L. Edwards
Lady
William Jones
Sir B. Hall
Messrs. W. Brewer
Haying
Lady the Queen
Amy Meredith
James Meredith
Thomas Keys
Messrs
W. Taddy
C. H. Leigh
W. Needham
Revethin
John Jones
Solomon Britton
T. Hawkins
Octavius Morgan
Wm. Williams
John Gwynny
Somers Harford
Charles Harford
Joseph Bailey
John Lford
Bedwelly
Anne Walter
George George
J. Coles
S. Homfray
Harford
Aberley
Abercarne
George Hitchings
George Turner
George Cole
B. Hall
F. Lewis
W. A. Williams
Edward Edmunds
J.coles
O. Morgan
John Lewis. Llewellin
Messrs. O. Morgan
G. Hall
Evan Edwards
Messrs, G. Hall
Benjamin Richards
FT. Hawkins
Homfray
W. Imp
T. Fothergill
Thomas Morgan
Samuel Homfray
Thomas Williams
William Adamis
Ebbw Vale
Zephaniah Williams
Messrs. Thome. Hawkins
John Parsons
Moses Horner
William Horner
Mr. G. Hall
Mary Thomas
Monybhaloyne
William Thomas
Thomas Edwards
William John Llewellien
Job Harris
Joseph Coales
John Walters
Lewis Rowland
Messrs. G. Hall
Honifray
Jacob Thomas
Pss
Bedwas
John Owen
John Thomas
Aberystwith
John Lovell
Wales
England
Major Meyriot
Western Vindicator
Glamorganshire
Cardiff
Marquis of Normanby
Lord Marquis
Henry Vincent
Francis Hill
Northumberland-place
Bath
Davis
Newbridge
John Bruce Price
George Thomas
Charles Crofts Williams
R.reece
Lord Normandy
Edwards
Foreign Intelligence: Paris plots alarm government actions
Private letters from Paris describe an emerging, immature plot linking secret republican societies with Bonapartists and legitimist factions. The Tuileries fears a tighter, harsher administration as Marshal Soult contemplates a move to the war office. Reports claim arrests in western France and preparations for a next spring campaign against Abd el Kader with the Duke of Orleans likely commanding.
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France
Paris
Duke of
Bordeaux
Prince Louis
Marshal Soult
War-Office
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
Courrier Francais
Great Britain
Porter
M‘gregor
Marseilles
Duke of Orleans
Abd-el-Kader
Duke d'Aumale
Orleans
Algeria
Morocco
Toulon
Mediterranean
Orang
Abdel-Kader
Algiers
Oran
Bona
Bugeia
Hyeres
Africa
Matidja
Walle
Bey
Constantina
Achmet, Bey
Seyhouse
Acmet Bey
Abd el Kader
Galbois
Danish King Frederick VI dies. Christian Frederick proclaimed
Reports detail the death of King Frederick VI of Denmark at age 72 after a 56-year reign and the swift proclamation of Christian Frederick as his successor. The piece lauds Frederick VI for reforms and his role in press freedom and education while noting family ties and earlier events shaping his rule.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Frederick VI
Christian Frederick
Frederick
Frederica
Mecklenburgh
Schwerin
Schleswig Holstein
Lauenburgh
le Roi Estmort
Christian VII
Caroline Matilda
England
Council of State
Struensee
Europe
Charlotte Frederica
Caroline Amelia
Duke of
Holstein Augustenbrug
Marylebone
William Ewart
Tally Ho Tavern
Kentishtown
Marylebon R Eform and Registration Association
Wm. Ewart
Benjamin Hall
Wim. Halton
Phillimore
Caroline Ann Tweedale
Tweedale
Belgrave-square
Mare Hill
Greenwich Park
Duchess of
Austria
Countess of
Uxbridge
Lady Byron
Weedale
Banqueting House
Tus Sanatorium
London Mechanics’ Institution
James Mitchell
Southwood Smith
President
Messrs
Curling and Young
Limehouse
British and American Steam Navigation Company
New York
London
Blackwall
Blackwall Omnibuses
Curling
Greenwich
Thames
United States
Jackson
Mr. van Buren
Liverpool
William Austix
Italy
Lushington
Court of Chancery
William Austin
Bread and the Poor
Weekly Chronicle
Billingsgate
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Daniel
Evans Ango
Novarkber
John, Baton
JMN
Coles
Mosara
George, Hall Octavius Morgan
Thomas Hawkins
Israel Firman
Israe Twillips
Jamies Colés
Mesars
C. Morgan
Machen
Charles Harris
David Jones Wright
Brecon
Westgate
Jonas Williams
Lewis Hugh
Trallony
William Voss
Thomas Vaughan
Williams
Thomas Meredith
Hereford
Lord Hill
Horse Guards
Stack
Gray
Northern Star
Star
Feranicus O'Corsor
Foreign Intelligence
Lia
Murcia
Cortes
Barre
Madrid
M. San Iian
M. Blanco
M. P. Aganijo
Cac
Saragossa
Espattero
Fuentes
Ferrer
Catalonia
India
Bomsay
Indus
Bombay
Cabul
Quetta
Secoreery
Kelat
Bolan
Col. Herring
Bengal Native Infantry
Jondpore
Rajpootana
Kurnoul
Deccan
Hyderabad
Madras
Patans
Rohillas
Oxus
Lahore
Kharruck Singh
Ranjeet
Nockhal Sing
Auckland
Simla
Calcutta
Agra
F.L. Maitland
Wellesley
Larne
Madras Roads
Stewart Mackenzie
Ceylon
Thoby Prinsep
Council of India
Matta
Hermes
Alexandria
Atalanta
Suez
Hugh Lindsay
Mocha
Aden
Capen
Wilson
Her Majesty's 55Th Regiment
Hutchingon
Johnson
Liddell
Gough
Clark
R. W. Hay
Bunbury
R.N
Child
Vourla Bay
Rhadamanthus
Admiral Stopford
Vowrla Bay
J. Hamilton
Cormack
Alfre Hooker
T. A. Weld
John Morris
Alexander Leir
Richard Hodges and Son
Malta
Minden
Pembroke
Confiance
Blazer
Scorpion
China
Ee Ae
Overland Mail
Singapore
Lin
Macao
Whampoa
Canton
South Australia
VaLuz
Laxpox Adelaide
Hindley-street
Grenfell-street
Rundlestreet
G. M. Stephen
Stephen
Adelaide
Valparaiso
Emma
Gething
Peru
Santa Cruz
Guayaquil
Horsford
Jane
Strachan
Coquimbo
the Metropolis
Billingsgate Ward
St. Thomas's
Bintinas
Lonxsvale
Countess of Loxsdale
General Steam Navigation Company
Hamburgh