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... meeting of Chartist* Braodon-hill, Bristol. 27. Serious revolutionary movement at Llanidloes, in Wales. 30. At Trowbridge, some armed Chartists were frailty of great excesses. MAY. 1. A Grand Entertainment given to Joseph Hume, M.P. The Bishop Pctcrhoroueh ...
... R.N.; Col. G. Langton. Col. Anson, Messrs. Morgan John O’Connell, Wakley, T otnas Hn'-rs, R. Stcusrt, Grattan, French, Wdi Williams, D. Morris, H. Hoskins, W. Turner. J Scbnleficld, Vernon Smith, John Briscoe, Won Chapman. Poulett Scropc, N. Vigors, George ...
... attorney had oo real grievance, and their conduct ongbt not to be lightly treated. Even now Mr. Howard was suing the Sergeant at Arms without having sustained any real Injury, tod for the mere purpose of making money through the ill directed sympathy of the ...
... principles of Chartism by physical force. James Barton, I*aac Armitage, George Wareham, Thomas Howartte, John Wright, John Broadbcnt, James Dukr, and John Livcsy, were sentenced to months’ imprisonment, at the end of which period to find sureties 50/. each ...
... sir J Aclaod sir T D Ferguson sir R Moreton bon A H A eland T D Ftlmer sir Necld Joseph A’Court captain Fitzpatrick J Neeld John A flare lord Pltsojr H Noel hon C AgU»abj major Plemlßr J Korrejra lord A'ford lord Foley E T O’Brien C Alston R Follett air ...
... Matthews and!. Mstthaws. Wyaa. Dorset, common brewers John HUI and John Hill. pm. at. Martin at Oak, Norwich, grocers W. M'Tsgsart and James Martin, Bradford, York, diapers.. W, Wight end John Dewt, Cheltenham, J. B. Ctntairaaa4 P, BradttrMt, GrtrtU* ...
... East Farleigb, licenced victualler—John Dnrrnnt, High-street, Cranbrook, grocer—John Knight, High-street, Maidstone, brash and mop manufacturer— Edmund Oakes, Parrock-etreet, Gravesend, inspector of stamp duties—John Vinson, Sparrow Green, Wadhurst, Sussex ...
... Taylor, and John Ross, were charged with having amused ihemselves io the following very rational manner :—Police con stn'ile 164 9, stated that on the same morning, about one o’clock, in the Hampstead Road, he observed the defen. into Cardigan Street, and ...
... imported com has, tnfact, been I,We affected the difference between peace or war. When wanted, it must and trill be had a world arms cannot keep it out. . T. H.—A/r. Fi>x was virtually prime minister, when hejiuea the office of Foreign Secretary, in the ...
... can admit. Now let compare with these the English species of tbe tro per; similar only in the quantity of gewgaws and lace :—John, Hussard ia tall, thin, and ram-roddUh, with interesting tips for muttachios, and whiskers trim barber can maintain them. ...
... personal one, the conduct of Lord Cardigan, and of Lord Hill, by whom the Earl of Cardigan has been supported in his tyranny, is open to animadversion j and should be visited with punishment. Docs the Earl of Cardigan or Lord Hill think the efficiency ...
... circulated Brighton, that Lord Cardigan, at a ro s. -examined by Lord Cardigan hat your age—• private party hi* owo house, had add that, ‘as long bow ( g you in the service—aod how loog have you lived, neither I nor Capt. John Williams Reynolds bad troop ...