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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 02, 1848

Page

6

Trials of Sedition Opened With Conflicting Defences

The trials of recent sedition arrests began with George Snell and others facing charges for seditious speeches at Milton Street Theatre and Chadtiot Hall. Prosecution argued incitement to rebellion while defendants claimed political disadvantage and freedom of speech. Sentences deferred for several defendants. some were convicted and others faced future hearings.

Farpay George Snell Chadtiot Hall Webber Street Webaby Bodkin Clark James Maxwell Bryson Baron Pratt Robert Crowe Our Lady the Queen Ireland Wilebey Clerke London Reuben Brothers Parry Baron Platt Wellsby Murpay J. J. Bezer Welaby Clerk Hheer Milton Street New York Ware Mansion House White Wea Times Snell John Jamena Bezer House of Correction Bryson Chertists John Smith Emily Ferrar Lord Barnard George Bentinck Alfred Harvey Hoensar Recorder Thomas Baycock Sale Bellchambers Jones Abe Westminster Mulloy Doyle Heycock Haycock Flynn Henry Turner Thomas Blanchett Dickenson Old Bailey Messrs Frederick Edwards Sears Robert Williams Mesars Fororty Bulltock Crary Little Wake John Hunt India Storr and Mortimer Bullock George Hockley John Jones Edmund Wilkinson Broughton Alexander Russell Afr Hockley Gilham Robinson Wilkinson Metcalf Lord Alexander Russell Bristol Alint Paddington Wiggins Hughes D Division Scotland Yewer Lisson Fell Alexander Metcalf Mint Hotel Gilliam Croas Wing Aptoir Sraert Roppeny Toraday Mary Ann Jones Ann Territt Martin Nunn Regent Street Nunn Cavendish Square Territt Mr. Broughton Nomeone William Pentecost Kelly Milton Ateeet Sirs Woodrow James Taylor Barker London and North Western Railway Company Birmingham Manser Australia Bebb Sas Mr. Norton Joseph May Norton Deacon Pete Camberwell Aldrich Games James Head Lock’s Fields Joseph May Carlton Place Pomeroy Street Cam Stepmother Charles Brittle Mary Aon May George English Mary Ann Eliza Dodd Treasury Ronpear Vauxhatt Gampers Charles Bamford Vauxhall Gardens Hayel Wardell Vauxhall Gemes Mrs. Ledbitter Mr. Games Jessop’s Preston Crawley Stamford Sreet Tiger Ledbitter Hamilton Paternoster Row Vial

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