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Newport Chartists Vol.25, p.3

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Title Newport Chartists Vol.25, p.3
Description Page 1:
Page of court notes Part 1
Moderate
3
[ 26th December]

Fair Copy for Mr Maule - B.S.
J.R. attending taking Examin-on of Maria
Lewis -
Fair copy for Do.
In[ventory?] to Mr Maule therewith
Porterage and booking parcel ________ " 2
J.H.E. at Pill to take Examin-on
of Thos Hignell - out
Att-g him in the Evening taking same BS.
J.H.E. & E. M. Exam-ing proof of Judges' ch[ar]ge
with MSS.
Copy Extract from Act of Parliament
as to punishment of High Treason.
Att-g Printer therewith -
Att-g at Poor House with Maria
Lewis to identify Pillinger -

[l. margin]
[line 1] 26th

Page 2:
Page of court notes Part 2
Moderate


Date
27/12/1839
1839
[December 27th - 28th]

E.M. fair copy Hignell's on Evidence
EM mak-g List of witnesses agt each Prisoner
for High Treason - (Draft) -

J H. E. taking down the evidence of [blank]

also of Richd Williams (a Welshman)
Examining Lists & making separate Lists
against Prisoner -

Taking down the Evidence of Herbert
Davies Watkin Moses & John Davies
Also of Dominick Lancaster (Pontypool
v Shellard )

EM & JR making separate lists of Wit-s against
each Prisoner on one side foolscap
3G sheets.
EM & JR Making 7 Copies evidence of Lewelyn
Powell ag-t John Williams -

[l.margin] - 1839
[lines 1-8] - Decr 27th
[lines 9-17] ____ 28th
Item URL https://www.peoplescollection.wales/items/1713081
Community archive People's Collection Wales
Subject

'Civil and Political Rights'

legal process

Law

y gyfraith

Level Item
Author Unlocking the Chartist Trials/ Datgloi Achosion y Siartwyr

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