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Trial Fragments From Riots and Trial of Cooper
Testimony and defense unfold from a tumultuous session with juries and judges. Cooper faces charges tied to alleged sedition and burning, with witnesses recounting chaotic scenes and motives at Hanley Shelton and surrounding towns.
Manchester riots and Chartist conspiracy trials
Reports from Manchester assize sessions recount rioting and assaults on Thomas Shipman with loaves stolen, plus several men convicted of felony and given seven years’ transportation. The Chartist executive faced a lengthy true bill for conspiracy with Feargus O Connor and others, while many conspirators faced bail and next assizes.
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Pion
Thomas Scraggs
Alexander Mi’ Bean
George Shaw
Shelton
Forrester
Bell
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Hope Chapel
Newhall-street
Marshall-street
Cooper
Witess
Stephenson
Jola Bell
Broomball
T. Hackney
Hanley
Parker's
Chester's House
Salt’s
Salts
John Holden
Burslem
Mary Hall
George and Dragon
W. M. Silvester
Macclesfield
Adiebe
Lee
Cowper
Waddington
O'Newn
Terrorem Populi
O'Neil
Mr. Lee
Justice Tindal
Tucrsday
WM. Harding Esq
Satugpay
Baron Rolfe
Ishmael Parry
John Jones
John Jervis
Harding
Stoke-upon-Trent
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High-grove
Thomas Bott
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Jarvis
Allen
Charles Lee
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John Rathbone
Edward Wilkinson
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William Johnson
Griffin
Saffordshire
Walton
Mr. Ridkin
Croxton
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Dick Croxton
Miss Griffin
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Drones
Puller
Johnson
Billy Sweep
Mary Jones
Wilkinson
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Spilsbury
Platt
Owen
Rathbone
Dean
Johnston
Simpson
Brunt
Buravary
William Lawton
John Jackson
Samuel Gibson
Edward Brooden
William Brooden
Steele
Hunley
Potteries
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Ruse
Phillip Deane
Deane
Leith
Neale
Fenton
Hill
Ashley
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Cottrell
Elizabeth Sawyer
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Vale
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James Hope
Stoke upon-Trent
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Boone
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Jane Adams
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Turner
Slack
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the Exchequer
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Beckton
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Kelly
Ajul
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Dolan
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Charles Christopher Stephens
Daniel Lipsett
Tresday
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Willam Reed
William Cash
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Hall
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Wilkins
Tuensday
Tri Cuartist
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Christopher Doyle
John Campbell
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Richard Ottley
George Julian Harney
Robert Brook
John Fhernton
Thomas Brown Smith
James Allinson
Samuel Parke
Thomas Railton
William Scholefield
Richard Pilling
John Durham
James Fenton
William Stephenson
John Crowley
Albert Woolvender
George Inman
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Thomas Pitt
Frederick Augustus Taylor
John Wilde
John Massey
Mospay
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John Sheridan
Jane Corne
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Hillyard
John Allman
Bleakley Street
Sheridan
Clempson
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Rothwell
Irwell
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Thorpe
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Raddican
Sutcliffe
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Connor
Walker
Atcherly
Justice Cresswell
The Drama at Covent Garden and Other Theatres
A London theatre week review notes mixed success across venues. Richard Cour de Lion revival with Gretry score draws praise for Miss Rainforth and Mr Harrison while Mrs Oakley’s Jealous Wife showcases Vandenhoffs Oakley and Wigan. Adelphi’s The Hazard of the Die praised for staging and Lyon’s intensity. Richmond and Olympic theatres announce renewed efforts and crowd draw. Adelaide Gallery features the Inf ant Thalia child star. Covent Garden diamonds heist rewards rise to £1,000 as police press on with continental escape theories.
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Blondel
Matilda
Danube
Cour de Lion
Gretry
Voltaire
Richard Cur de Lion
Democratic Party
Aventine
M. Adolphe Adam
God of
Miss Rainforth
Lauretta
Poole
Antonio
André Gretry
Liege
Rome
Paris
Marmontel
Huron
Lucille
Rtichard Creur de Lion
Ermenouville
Trinket
O'Butter
Congreve
Vandenhoff
Mr. Wigan
Harley
Sir Harry Peagle
Colman
Walter Lacy
G. Hodson
Cooper
Oakley
J. Vining
Charles Oakley
Bartley
Russett
Adelphi Theatre
Douglas Jerrold
Messrs
Lyon
Maynard
Sanders
H. Beverley
Wilkinson
Wright
P. Bedford
O. Smith
Miss Chaplin
Madame P. Giubilei
Olympic
Jack Nokes
Tom Styles
Unicorn
John Doe
Richard Roe
Blackstone
Nokes
Doe
Roe
G. Wild
Mr. Rogers
Turnout
Tompkins Twigs
Halford
Valentine
Ross
Tag
Miss Plowman
Florence
Bulwer
Pelham
Mark Lemon
Fitzjames
Witzjames
Dover
Mr. Wild
Momus
Albert Smith
Brookes
RicuMono Theatre
George the Third
Kew
John Kemble
Richmond Theatre
John Bull
Charles the Second
Mr. Attwood
The
Strand
Richmond
Corrie
English Opera
W. H. Bland
Salter
W. Howard
Tamworth
R. Isaacs
Gilbert
Adelaide Gallery
Laurent
Martin
Tus Loxpon Corree App
Auber
Fra Diavolo
Kenneth
Boulogne sur-Mer
Boulogne
A. Lejeune
Morley
Brizzi
Szepanowski
Braham
Charles
New York
Montreal
United States
Lablache
Fanny Eusler
Karuthnerther Theatre
Vienna
Allgemeine Zeitung
Mademoiselle Celeste
America
Ellsler
Maria Ducange
Hamblin
Covent. Garden ‘Theatre
Covent-garden Theatre
Increasep Police Force in Hyde Park and Regent's Park
A double number of police-constables were posted in Green Park Hyde Park and Regent's Park amid a rise in highway robberies and extortion. The move aims to protect the public and trap a gang believed to lurk in the neighborhoods.
Newmarket Second October Meeting Brims With Entries
A large turnout and heavy entries mark the second October meeting at Newmarket. Cesarewitch betting, crowds at the exercise ground, and several swift matches highlight the opening day with notable performances by Jeremy Diddler and Queen of the Gipsies, while wagers list long odds and forfeits among the fields.
The Second October Meeting Opens at Newmarket 1842
A lively first day at Newmarket with superb weather and large crowds. King of the Peak defeats Menalippe by three lengths in the £100 sweepstakes, followed by Minaret beating Retainer for £100. Cecil and Celia win matches, drawing cheers for noble performances. The piece closes with expectations for the two major highlights of the Second October Meeting.
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Newmarket
St. Francis
Lord Eglintoun
King of the Peak
Menalippe
Lord Albemarle
Lord Kelburne
Mr. Payne
Cecil
Duke of Bedford
Lord Exeter
Star of Burghley
Napier wins two year old race at Epsom amid crowded field
In a crowded two year old race Napier held off Murat by a head as the field launched a fierce finish. The Cesarevitch field then moved to post with Arcanus Florence The Shadow Roscius Ralph Heslington Thistle Whipper Tamburini Portrait Rodanthe Muley Moloch Bellissima Buffalo Ma Mie The Gleaner Anspatch among the entries. The race commentary notes Napier’s late surge and a vigorous ride by the judge’s favored Arcanus.
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Bellissima
Heslington
Arcanus
Lord Kelburne
Tamburini
Rhodanthe
Lucy Banks
Dr. Caius
Derry
Cotherstone
Lord Albemarle
Tildo
Robinson
Mr. Goodman
Rogers
T.Y.C
Lord Stradbroke
Jeremy Diddler
Wakefield
Mr. Boyce
Hymen
Perchance
Colonel Peel
Cameleon
Duke of Portland
Glencoe
Mr. Etwall
Pelerine
Mr. Pettit
St. Francis, Aged
St. Francis
Peel
Garry Owen
Ralph
Mr. Ongley
Sly
Captain Daintree
Mr. Payne
Muley Moloch
Bessy Bedlam
Mr. Stephenson
Hornsea
Mr. G. Clarke
Ameine
Lor Stradbroke
Nylghau
Mr. Eddison
Prince of Wales
Lord Exeter
Bellam
Emilius
Mr. Jones
Master Harry
General Yates
Seringe
Discord
Barba
Rosalind
Duke of Bedford
Oakley
Lord Eglinton
Melior
Buffalo
Osbaldeston
Skipton
Caius
Clearwell
Caen
Gunter
Albion
Johnny
John O' Gaunt
Prendergast
Vienna
Mr. Thurnhill
Menalippe
Rapture
Duke
Tragedy
T. ¥. C. Puate
Queen of the Gipsies
Rooksnest
Lord Lowther
Newmarket
A. F. Uiate
Blue Bonnet
Lord Kelburne’s
Florence
Lord Albemarne
J. Sadler
Bie
Napier
Murat
Chair
Butler
Nat
F. Clarke
T. Day
Duke of Grafton
Weber
Mann
the Shadow
Mr. Graydon
Roscius
E. Edwards
Major Yarburgh
Holmes
Etwall
Howlett
Isaac Day
Marlow
Lord Chesterfield
Rodanthe
Colonel Anson
F. Butler
Mr. Watts
Yaxley
Blacklock
Lord Kelbourn
Sadler's Bellissima
Bartholomew
Whitehouse
Hall
Abdale
Mr. W.S. Stanley
Bizarre
Arthur
Duke of Beaufort
Sharp
Aurora
Epsom
Doncaster
Arcanos
Belformer
Fairy
Portant
C. Petit
Eglingtoun
Portland
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