Trial and murmur of Newport chartist riots Frost on stand
Court hears objections over delivery of indictment and witnesses as Frost faces trial for riot conspiracy. Lords consider misdescriptions and two witness requirement while testimonies recount mobs marching through Newport and attacks on Westgate inn, with Frost at front of rioters and soldiers firing.
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Kelly
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Her
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Thomas Llewellyn
John Rust
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John Bolton
Thomas Davis
John Charles
John Partridge
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Newport
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Death and memory of Mrs Brougham at Brougham Hall
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Brougham widow of Henry Brougham Esq and mother of Lord Brougham at Brougham Hall in Westmorland in her 87th year. Describes her religious character kindness to poor and lasting esteem, with tribute to her refined manners and Christian fortitude. Includes dispatch about Lord Ponsonby and a Dublin dinner for Mr O Connell. Kilrush Petty Sessions reports Jude M Mahon the beggar challenging guardian Tim Purcell with threats and comic courtroom banter ending with Purcell relenting and Jude promising to keep peace.
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Strong Waters
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Jude
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Purcell
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O’connell
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