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A Chartist party, 1843Chartists attempte to force their giant charter through parliament. 1843
Newport RiotAt Newport, Monmouthshire, Chartist rioters from nearby mines, led by John Frost, fire on the magistrates at the Westgate hotel but are dispersed by the military
Chartism CartoonNOT SO VERY UNREASONABLE... The Working Man presents his charter to Lord John Russell
Chartist ConventionChartist convention at John Street, Fitzroy Square, London
Cartoons, The Great Chartist Demonstration -- No. IX, The Beginning and the End. 1848
Chartist ProcessionThe Chartist demonstration : the procession at Blackfriars Bridge, London
Chartist Housing EstateThe Chartist estate at Snigs End, Gloucestershire, one of several built by Feargus O Connor for workers. Sadly, the promised Paradise is a disastrous failure
Chartist petition processionA print of the chartists procession of 1842 taking the great national petition of 3, 317, 702 signatures to the House of Commons
Cartoon, A Great Demonstration -- satirical comment on the Chartist movement, depicting a Chartist leader backing down immediately when a magistrate tells him that his proposed demonstration will not
Westgate Hotel and Mayors House, Newport, WalesWestgate Hotel and Mayors House. Newport, Monmouthshire, Wales, after the Chartist Riot of 4 November 1839. 1839
Chartist settlement - Cottage at Snigs EndFront view of a cottage at Snigs End in Gloucestershire, one of a number of Chartist settlements in Britain founded by Feargus O Connor. 1850
GEORGE JACOB HOLYOAKE English reformer. A Chartist, and Owenite and a turned rationalist. Imprisoned on blasphemy charge in 1842. Date: 1817 - 1906
Cartoon, A Physical Force Chartist Arming for the Fight. Satirical comment on Chartism. Date: 1848
Welsh Chartist Martyrs -- Jones, Frost and WilliamsWelsh Chartist Martyrs, prosecuted for their involvement in the Newport Rising of 3-4 November 1839 -- William Jones (1809-1873), John Frost (1784-1877) and Zephaniah Williams (1795-1874). circa 1839
Thomas Cooper, ChartistTHOMAS COOPER English radical politician, Chartist leader. Date: 1805 - 1892
Peter Murray McDonallPETER MURRAY MCDONALL Chartist leader and Irish patriot Date: circa 1830s
Ebenezer ElliottEBENEZER ELLIOTT English poet, know as the Corn-Law Rhymer through his involvement in the Chartist Movement Date: 1781 - 1849
John Frost (Read)JOHN FROST Social reformer, leading Chartist, convicted of treason and exiled to Tasmania 1840 - 1854 Date: 1784 - 1877
Ernest Charles JonesERNEST CHARLES JONES Political reformer and poet; leader of the Chartist movement (1845) Date: 1819 - 1869
John Frost / ChartistJOHN FROST English reformer, leading member of the Chartist Movement, convicted of high treason and exiled to Tasmania from 1840 until 1854 Date: 1784 - 1877
James WatsonJAMES WATSON radical publisher and Chartist supporter Date: 1799 - 1874
Richard MooreRICHARD MOORE Radical statesman, Chartist leader Date: 1810 - 1878
Chartist Unrest / 1842Albion House, Shelton, home of William Parker, the county magistrate of Staffordshire, is left in ruins, burnt down by rioters
Lovett / William / ChartistWILLIAM LOVETT English Chartist leader
Sir Charles James NapierSIR CHARLES JAMES NAPIER friend of Byron, suppressed Chartist riots, in India commanded Sind conquest
Chartist Arming CartoonA physical force Chartist arming for the fight
Distribution of StavesThe Great Chartist Demonstration: Distribution of the Staves Special constables prepare for trouble by handing out truncheons
Henry HetheringtonHENRY Chartist & radical publisher
Feargus O connor / AnonFEARGUS O CONNOR Irish Chartist leader
Police ProtectionThe Chartist scare : police wait in strength in Bonners Fields, London - but the expected violence doesn t materialise
Chartist MeetingThe Chartist demonstration : the meeting on Kennington Common, London