Rioters in Staffordshire face trial over burning and theft
Fragmented testimony from Shelton Hanley and Stoke-upon-Trent recaps mob violence during August protests. Witnesses describe meetings led by Linney and Cooper urging resistance, along with assaults on property, with several defendants later convicted or set for transportation.
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Aronian
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Ldth
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Rioters Break Door and Attack Mill in London Court Case
Eyewitnesses describe a mob battering a mill door with a seven foot timber battering ram, breaking windows, and hurling stones. Police arrived to end the attack after about thirty minutes, with Kelly and Dolan identified among the mob. The trial covers related Chartist conspiracy cases and Manchester disorder with multiple defendants found guilty or acquitted.
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Kelly
Samuel Allen Jackson
Dolan
Joseph Taylor
Charles Christopher Stephens
Daniel Lipsett
Thomas Shipman
Bry
Grand Jury
Chartist Executive
Feargus O'Connor
William Hill
J. Scholefield
Bernard Macartney
Peter M‘douall
Wilkins
O'Connor
Hall
Kew-street
Mr. O’connor
Queen's Bench
Sessions
Mr. O
O Connor
Baron Alderson
William Lee
John Sheridan
Jane Comey
Manchester
Alberley
Hillyard
John Allman
Wreakley Street
Lee
Sheridan
Che
Clempson and Vaughan
Rothwell
Winess
Corney
Thomas Bridges
Ellen Kelley
Trials of 117 prisoners in Liverpool riot cases begin
Three judges opened proceedings in Kirkdale prison Ki gao for 117 prisoners listed in the calendar with crimes including riot assault sedition and damage. Individuals such as Feargus O Connor and Rev Scholefield were noted among those not yet arrived. The court heard on August 10 disturbances in Manchester with bread theft and mill demolitions anchored to Sterling and Beckton.
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Wm. Cash
Rowland Davies
Jere‘emiah M‘cormick
Wm. Reed
John Platt
Manchester
Cosgrove
Henry Moss
Messrs
Sterling and Beckton
Envoy Wilton Arrives in Dresden and Nobles Return
A Dresden letter notes Lord Wilton arriving as envoy extraordinary with Secretary Mellish and other dignitaries to invest the Saxon king with the garter insignia. It also reports absentees returning to evade income tax, with the Marquis of Clanricarde and Ely among arrivals, plus nobility and gentry back in town.
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Lord Wilton
Mr. Mellish
Charles Wellesley
Charles Young
Pulman
England
Saxony
Order of the Garter
Coop
Marquis of Clanricarde
Ely
Ifaterford
Robert Peel
Archduke of
Austria
Chatsworth
Duke of Devonshire
Drayton
Windsor
Ague
Negection
Coltiers
Clyde
Glasgow Police
Glasgow Herald
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Hyde-park
Regent’s-park
Financial distress in Paris markets shakes Café Anglais
Foreign intelligence reports a wave of court decrees in Paris during the first eight days of the month, with sixty sales among traders including the famed Café Anglais. The crisis hits all shops, especially in fashionable districts, while other dispatches note gunpowder mill explosions near Angouleme and a Strasbourg trial involving a gypsy healer.
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Hinouy
Jeannette
Satan
Schouller
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Galignani
National
Metropolis Cathedral Reopens After Clearing Itself
The St. Marys cathedral, closed since July, reopens for divine service. The interior has been cleansed from carbonic dust. choirs and monuments restored to view. Center and aisle accessible during service hours with warnings against vandalism.
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M.P
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Eay
Nairme
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Royal Free Hospitan
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Durham
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Spain and Portugal News From Madrid to Lisbon
Reports from Madrid describe attempts to counter a rumor of reviving the 1812 constitution and a crackdown on the National Guard with troops deployed to Jeela. Paris letters discuss 40 million reals loan offers from Rothschild and others, while Lisbon reviews government finance, a looming permanent loan, and rising assassinations. Servia’s turmoil ends with Mitschitsch captured and killed. Turkish intervention and Russian visa concerns loom as Belgrade’s fate shifts.
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Salt-Worka
Jeela
National Guard
Bergara
Valencia
Paris
M. Salamanca
M. Weisswiller
House of Rothschild
London
Rtothschild
Brothers
Scotland-born thief dodges law under new treaty
Nathan M Kingey recently landed in this city from Scotland and was jailed by officer Swete on charges of obtaining over a thousand dollars in goods from Charles Bryson and Thomas Laurie under false pretences. He allegedly fled with watches chains and paints after issuing promissory notes. The Glasgow Chronicle notes the case ties to a broader plot involving William Menzie jun and his father, who fled to Liverpool and then America under assumed names.
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America
Nathan M‘kingey
Scotland
Swete
Terra Firraa
Charles Bryson
Thomas Laurie
New York Herald
Glasgow
Nathan M‘ixingey
Anderston
William M‘kenzie, Jon, and
English march on Pekin and China missionaries reach coast
From Macao dated 19 April the English advance on Pekin with 18,000 troops, 40 ships, 70 transports and 20 steamboats. French missionaries Dagnin and Privas reach interior China after arriving on the coast aboard L Erigone. Lady Sale notes prisoners at Lughman writing of clothes from Jellalabad and living twelve in one room with Mrs Sturt.
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Univers Paris
Macao
Pekin
Dagnin
Privas
China
L'Erigone
Inprax
Fatal assault and rape near Charlesworth Derbyshire
A coroner's inquest heard that Samuel Shaw a 42 year old shoemaker and his wife were accosted by James Ord near Hurst Clough toll bar after leaving a public house. Ord feloniously assaulted Shaw with a stone knocking him senseless then attacked and violated his wife before dragging them both into a field. Shaw later died from his injuries.
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Dersysarne
James Ord
Hurst Clough
Ford
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