The Chartist Trials and Sedition Verdict
A defendant in sedition and unlawful assembly is found guilty after a trial noted for dispute over motivation and aims. The court details accusations, witness statements, and an anonymous letter, with references to figures like Lords, a duke, and noble benefactors. The prisoner is remanded, while investigators search lodgings and reveal a luxury lifestyle and a £10 check from W Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stormersdale
Twilliam
Crewe
Duke of Leeds
O. Gore
Huskiston
Gardiner
John Gardiner
Sotheron
Lord Brougham
Horsford
Germany
Mrr
Trial of Ernest Jones in Chartist riot case in Old Court
In the Old Court Lord Chief Justice Wilde, with a jury after a change, tried Charles Ernest Jones on multiple counts of misdemeanor for Chartist activity. The prosecution described Jones as a leader promoting violence to overthrow authorities, while defense argued his aims were rights advocacy and public discussion. Sentence followed for Jones and six co defendants, with terms ranging from two years imprisonment to two years plus three years peace bonds, for sedition and illegal assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilde
George Carroll
Alderman Gibbs
Charles Ernest Jones
Serjeant
Wilkins
Bonner’s Gelds
Jones
Sharpe
Br. Wellesley
James White
Bonner's Fields
Mc Donal
Paddington
Bradford
Leeds
Halifax
York
Shefeld
Owning Street
Mitchel
Frost
John Russell
George Gre
Mr. Jones
City of Paris
Serjeant Wilkins
Eos
Ernest Jones
James C. Walker
Shackle
Bonner's Gelde
Stepney
Haines
Horl Beck
Bee
Fascell
Williams
Vernon
Looney
Fussell
Mer
Fassell
Clerkenwell Green
New House of Correction
Middlesex
Loonsy
Jaege
CHRIS GRAHAM REMANDED IN WHISKEY FORTUNE CASE
Christopher Graeham of Fitzroy Square appeared on remand charged under the Games and Wagers Act with obtaining money by false pretences. He stood accused of allowing a whist game for wine at a public house where £15 in gold and silver was laid as stakes, and of deceitful conduct during the play. A bail surrender followed, with further inquiries into Harb nine and At'Gell.
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Jobo Dunll
Royal Scots Fusiliers
Broughton
Hin
Benton Street
Dorset
Olice Constable Knight
Grenadier
Hia
Dorset Square
No. 8
Knight
Lieut. Watson
R.N
Barrecka
Conrac
Watson
John Bousted
Panton
Bingham
House of Correction
Suaprs
Christopher Graeham
Buckingham Street
Fitzroy Square
Suaver
George IV
William Jenkins
Royal Duke
Commercial Road East
Jenkins
Graham
Aonarch
Pelham
Harbinine
Graban
Insurrection Toll Tops France General Losses
The Moniteur de lArmée reports that during four days in Paris eleven general officers were hit or killed, more than in earlier battles like Arcola and Austerlitz, with several wounded including Damesme who lost a limb. The piece argues street fighting forced leaders to lead from the front, prompting high casualty rates.
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France
Moniteur de l'Armée
Republic
Empire
Mosecowa
Paris
Negrier
de Bren
Regnanit
Bourgone
Bedeau
Foucher
Durivier
Lafontaine
Francois
Korte
Damisine
Damesme
Arcola
Napoleon
Neas
Robert
Lannes
Belliard
Vignelle
Verdier
Bou
Gardonne
Vernes
Watter
Killermann
Sebastiani
Campane
Rapp
Thiebault
Wacrama
Lassalle
Ondet
Marshal Reassieres
Sahiere
Grenier
Defrance
Seras
Vignolle
Frese
Leipsic
Waterloo
Miche
Dubeame
Hussars
Nove
Garda
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Spazap
Bucnankst
Mountais
Transylvania
London
Miana Markham
Alderman Moon
Misa Markham
Rolfe
Edwards
Cuanaz
Jane Last
Mark Nicholls
St. Martin
Dake Street
Adelphi
William Macginnin
Outfit Department
No. 3 Journal
Nicholls
Wontner
Childre
Charles Levey
Messrs. Cook and Co
Perebass
Hobler
Tata
Salomonn
Besar
Cook and Co
Maeylebonh
Marlborough Steneet
Avernes Bono Imroston
James Goennern
Yen Goennern
Great Pultens Street
Regent Street
Mendicity Society
Lord Crewe
Mendictey Society
Borsfod
Great Palteney Street
Hill Street
Woorbshift Strhdt
Cowarpty
Asp Brorac Agsautt
Fexats
Isaac Dawson
Hammill
Afra
Elizabeth Archer
Whitechapel
Hast
Beaufort
Cooper
Heritage
Moat
Two Wilsetsea
Lamsbeth
George Bishop
Elliow
Henry Ellis
Kennington Road
Mr. Ells
Mr. Ellin
Mount Street
Lambeth
Rbs
Cautrox
Saucy Cannon
Richard Anatis
Regent
Cabin Church Street
Elliott
Youxs
Afisa
Maria Shury
Blatthews
South Willas
Wandaworth Road
J. Pakman
E. Grey
Bell
Great Carter Lane
Matthews
Seymour: Place
Wandsworth Rord
Afiss Shury
Mathews
Mathewson
Bell Public Bones
Carterlance
Doctors’ Commons
John Shury
Great Certerlene
Wandeworth Road
Mr. Sbury
Carter Lane
Southware
Custepr
Secker
AI Division
Regan
Commissioners of Police
Binns
Humphreys
Betn ‘Drnonk
Regen
Hemphreys
U. Division
Bogan
Binse
Thames Offich
Daily News
Badger
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
J. Robinson
Gower Street
Walter Samuel Badger
Lancet
Add
Wakley
The
Himeel
Lance
Chambers
Foat
Tweed
Coldstream
Parker
Mr. Parker
Jea
Cornhill
Newcastle Journal
Thom
Somerset
Caleb Bartlett
Enieeettot
Longman
Sherborne
Farmoera
W. Francis
Trent
John Edward Stacey
Noah Ford
Stowell
Aguste Bisaqui
Garon
St. Massin
Aqiate
Gilignani
Louis Philippe
Sandwich Islands
Houloba
Dillon
Kameha K Imeha
Wite
Terity
Mim
Mr. Dillon
Kamehameha
Thay
Honolulu
Plymouth Times
Shields
High Coniscliffe
Darlington
Tees
Durham Advertiser
Socrates
W. B
Royal Free Hospital
Thomas Wakley
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