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Newport Chartists Vol.13, p.6
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| Title | Newport Chartists Vol.13, p.6 |
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| Description | 6 been with them - there he did say that he heard three say in the Rasso Lodge - as they was enough forMrSummers Harford - MrRosser at Ebbw Vale and the Police Man at Nant y Glo - he said he would have some blood on if to show as he had run it into somebody - we went from there to another Public House - We got home on Wednesday morning - one of the drawings I saw was like one of the pikes now produced - The Prisoner told me that he made the pikes at his own house - [By the Prisoner] I was not aware that you were a Blacksmith before that night before you told me - ________________________________ John Thomas. David Jones states : I live at Beaufort in the parish of Llangattock Crickhowell in the County of Brecon - I am a Shoemaker - I know the prisoner he is a Blacksmith - I know John Thomas of Beaufort the last witness - I remember Sunday the 3rd Novr - I saw John Thomas that day - I was with him that afternoon we went together to Llangunnider we went there to start from the Chartists for fear they would take us along with them - I did hear the Chartists was to rise that Sunday the 3 Novr- I know a house called the Lion - I went to Chapel that evening with Thomas - After went to Chapel we went to the Lion - we saw the prisoner there he was sitting down in the Kitchen - he had a table before him - I saw before him on the Table a Drawing of three different spikes make with chalk I did ask the prisoner who did make them - he said that he did make 53 of them - I asked him what they were for, he said for Chartists Pikes [at foot of page encircled] 4 |
| Item URL | https://www.peoplescollection.wales/items/1704236 |
| Community archive | People's Collection Wales |
| Subject |
'Civil and Political Rights' legal process Law y gyfraith Weapons beerhouses Pubs Chapels |
| Level | Item |
| Author | Unlocking the Chartist Trials/ Datgloi Achosion y Siartwyr |
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