Death of Lord George Bentinck in a Field Near Welbeck Abbey
The prominent Tory figure Lord George Bentinck was found dead in a field near Welbeck Abbey after reportedly walking from Welbeck to Thoresby Park. Reports describe a heart or vascular cause, with inquests planned. the Duke of Portland and political circle mourn his loss, as details emerge from local inquiries and Sheffield Independent notes.
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Chartist Trials Spark Wider Uproar Across Midlands
In a September 1846 report, the London Weekly Chronicle details Chartist meetings in Birmingham and Manchester, the system of seeking “justice” as a passkey, and plans to seize arms and burn locales. Witnesses describe payrolls, bullets, gunpowder, and propended conspiracies, with extensive police surveillance and multiple arrests as the trial proceeds.
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Trials of the Irish Rebels on Conspiracy and Treason
In London at the Central Criminal Court the trial of William Dowling and others for conspiracy to wage war against the crown unfolds. Testimony covers Chartist and Irish Confederates links, secret committees, and plans to burn, blow, and seize trains, with evidence from police, a firework maker, and handwriting experts.
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Islington Court Hears Loan Case Between Lady and Coachman
A Saturday hearing at Islington County Court deals with a £12 loan from a noblewoman to her coachman. The plaintiff testified she lent the funds after withdrawing from a savings bank and recounted flirtatious exchanges. The defendant denied borrowing and claimed he was elsewhere. The judge ordered the coachman to repay the debt.
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Trial on Chartist case ends with jury rest
The trial featured defense arguing no war against the Crown and prosecution pressing for a guilty verdict. Witnesses described the prisoner as peaceful and loyal though some Irish meetings referenced armed defense. The judge adjourned after jurors requested Monday to resume, due to fatigue.
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