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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 19, 1840

Page

2

Chartists plotted town hall take and arson in Sheffield trial

Witnesses described armed plans by Holberry Booker and others to seize the town hall and Tontine, burn targets, and clash with troops. Evidence details include daggers pistols pikes grenades and arm inventories, with police, magistrates, and dragoons guarding the proceedings. Holberry and Booker are committed for high treason after findings.

Bosker Tod Hadcock Holberry Nichol Parker Corporal Bradfield 1St Royal Dragoons Glossop-road Carver-street St. Phillip’s Road Bennet-lane Thomas Harrison Arundel-street Earl-street Drake Palfreyman Parker Rose Cooper Booker Sheffield William Bailey Crookes Moor Brooke Springhill Samuel Hotson Nether Hallam Robert Marshall St. George’s Terrace Samuel Powell Thomson William Parker Pond-forge Peter Foden Fig-tree-lane Holberg Association Dewsbury James Boardman Saint Philip's Road Birks Duffy Thomas Bradwell Nottingham Frost Boardman Mill-lanes James Marshall Caplagit-lune James M.ketterick Spring-street Valentine Denison Bridgehouses Wig-tree-lane Marshall Bradwell Lambert-street M‘ketterick Duffey Anothing Rotherham Wolberry Tontine Toutine Attercliffe Railway Tavern Albert Smith Mr. Parker Snighill M. Woolhouse Albion Hotel Mr. Ward Church-street Yeardley West-bar Mr. Naylor Forge-lane Mill-lane Council Waterlane Birks’s Wateringlane Crookesmoor Eckington Joshua Mitchell Wells Thomson William Wells George Wolstenholme Rockingham Works Chartist Association Fig-tree Lane Peter Folden Wales Fargate Blast Lane William Drake Samuel Holberry Thomas Booker York Holberry Agyured

Fires in Loxpox mark record year for fires in metropolis 1839

From the annual report of the free brigade establishment superintendent Mr. Braidwood notes 1839 saw more fires than any year since 1832 though total houses burnt decreased. A fissure widens at Windsor Terrace near Winchester Tower endangering vaults and castle walls.

Loxpox Free Brigade Establishment Braidwood Wixpson Winchester Tower Jeffrey Wyattville Martar Winchester Whitman London Canons of Windsor Messrs. Reid and Co Ramsbottom Charles II

Great Anti-Corn-Law Dinner at Manchester

The Anti-Corn Law League held a huge Manchester dinner in Peter Street pavilion attended by thousands. Speakers including Mr O Connell and MP Mark Philips urged total and immediate repeal, praising the movement and urging allied public actions and parliamentary support.

Manchester Anti-cornlaw League Peter-street Manchester Guardian Bywater Messrs. J. and C. Yates O’connell Liverpool Salford Grace R. M.kerrow J. B. Smith Council of the Jeague Duchess of Lancaster France Mark Philips M.P Great Britain Bank of England Philips C. P. Villiers House of Commons Bear Leicester Nottingham Shefield Birmingham Europe America Hear Earl Fitzwilliam House of Peers Gisborne Wolverhampton Carlow O’€onnell O'Connell Kent Lincoln Norfolk Coblen Bowring Gibson England G. Thompson Corn Exchange Anti-Corn-Law League Ir. Chadwick

Inquest on Cornhill Royal Exchange Site and Leicester Distress

The inquest presents on Cornhill that the Royal Exchange site causes public nuisance delays and commercial losses while delaying rebuilding progress. A Leicester correspondent notes distress and a sworn witness describes hunger and need, highlighting local hardship. Reading Mercury reports on sheep-stealing and rewards to deter criminals.

Cornhill Ward Cornhill Royal Exchange Royal Exchange Committee Guilah Seicester Leicester Leicestershire Mercury Hungerford Reading Mercury
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