Why Ireland's Life and Property Are Not Safe
The Weekly Chronicle argues Lord Normanby bears responsibility for unrest in Ireland. It traces land seizure and oppression by landlords, the Longford case, and separate British policy, asserting property duties parallel rights. It defends Normanby and condemns landlord excesses and coercive reforms.
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Earl of Roden
House of Lords
House of Commons
Weekly Chronicle
Ireland
England
Lord Roden
Lord Normanby
Stymen
Star Chamber
Jeffries
James Graham
Irich
Major Going
Jamaica
Lord Aeden
STATA
Longford
Tongford
Ty Ste
United Kingdom
Earl of Granard
Lady Rosse
Lord Lorton
Lord Farnham
Cavan
Lefroy
Rosse
Russia
Normanby
Kennedy
Moonlight Chartist Meeting on Brandon Hill in Bristol
Our Bristol correspondent reports a Moonlight meeting of Chartists on Brandon Hill led by Vincent with about 300 attendees from Thomas Street. A confrontation with youths occurred, six compacts of twenty men quelled disturbances, Morgan the secretary was later seized, and Townshend addressed the crowd before Vincent warned of further action and urged petitioning and charter support. The piece includes Morgan’s examination and notes contested witness credibility and press reports.
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Bristol
Brandon Hill
Vincent
British South Wales
England
Mansion House
Wetherell
Mackay
Morgan
Townshend
Devizes
Jack Russell
London
Castle Hill-street
Gaztle
London Daily Press
Tynd’s Park
Wigueliy
Basinghall Street
Secondary James
Crim
Wightman
Andrew Wiguelin
South Stoke
Sussex
W. Wood
Bognor
Emily Hankey
Portland-place
Wiguelin
South Stoke Rectory
Chichester
Brighton
Hankey
Caroline Wig
Ther
Geneva
Riotous mob scene and weapon seizure at Bristol chartist meeting
Magistrates heard William Morgan a tin plate worker accused of riotous conduct and carrying an unlawful weapon. Police described a 300 to 500 strong Bristol crowd gathered at Castle Mill Street with Vincent urging cheers for liberty, while Morgan was seized after drawing a heavy iron weapon. Attending officers testified to threats and disturbances, with Morgan defending self defense and lack of unlawful intent.
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W. Newman
J. Drake
G. E. Sanders
W. Herapath
H. Ricketts
L. McBlyne
J. Savage
J. E. Luwell
William Morgan
Working Men’s Association
Ferris
Castle-mill-street
Payne
Mr. Vincent
Jerrard
Bosworth
Vincent
Morgan
Newman
Herapath
Castle Mill-street
Clare-street
Castle Mill Street
Mr. Frost
Castle Millstreet
Harrill
Brandonhill
Vingent
Wales
Frost
Bristol
London
George Fisher
College-street
Brandon-hill
Devizes
Mr. Newman
Mr. Fisher
St. James’s Park
Newport
James Webb
Castle-street
Queen-square
Queen Square
Webb
Tauntozi
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Burges
Wren
Morgan in self defence at night meeting case
The court heard Morgan claim self defence for carrying a weapon to a Brandon Hill meeting amid chartist tensions. Magistrates ordered bail of 100 and two sureties of 50, then released Morgan. Witnesses supported lack of armed threat. Morgan as secretary of the Working Man's Association spoke for the charter.
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Switzer
W. Thompson
Tama Furagen
Bognor
Wiguelin
Bogner
G. Pesket
Williams
H. Simpson
Lucy Parsons
Wm. Wood
Deponent
Secondary James
Mr. Drake
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Herapath
Brandon-hill
Crawley
Newman
Brandon Hill
Vincent
Wren
Chartists
Working Man’s Association
Meeting of the Chartists in Smithfield
About 3 000 people gathered at seven pm on Monday in Smithfield creating a two hour disturbance. Some carried large knives and sticks while flags bore Death or Liberty and Universal Suffrage. Police faced insult as mobs paraded around the market.
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Smithfield
Birchin Bower
Hollinwood
Manchster Chronicle
AnMine
Chartists
Trowbridge
Wilts
France Confronts Split Cabinet Puzzle After King's Move
Foreign intelligence reports a shifting French ministry at the royal command with the left centre acting as arbiter. Exclusions of Guizot and Duchatel provoke court aims to punish, while plans for dual cabinets falter as Dupin refuses entry, citing the need for a real president of the council.
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Spain
Portugal
Lisbon
Viscount Sa da Bandeira
Baron da Ribeira da Sabrosa
Baron
War Department
Foreign
Julio Gomez da Silva Sanchez
M. C. Cunha
Department of Justice
MM. H. de Carvalho
Bayonne
Ramales
Maroto
Zornosa
France
M. Passy
M. Guizot
M. Duchatel
Marshal Soult
M. Canin Gridaine
M. Cunin Gridaine
MM. Thiers
Passy
The
Presse
Admiral Douperre
Marine
Sauzet
Commerce
M. Vivien
Home Department
Constitutionnel
M. Dufaure
Count Pelet
M. Dupin
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