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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhill Ward
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
Royal Exchange Committee
Guilah
Seicester
Leicester
Leicestershire Mercury
Hungerford
Reading Mercury