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Chartist-Sources-121115.Pdf GWENT ARCHIVES CHARTIST SOURCES The Gwent Archives ‘Collection’ contains material of relevance to Chartist studies to be found among the official records of the Court of Quarter Sessions, the Monmouthshire Boards of Guardians, Newport Borough Council, Church records as well as numerous privately deposited papers. These documents include material on John Frost’s involvement in Newport municipal politics as town councillor and then mayor, 1836-37; legal papers on various business ventures of Zephaniah Williams in the 1820’s and 1830’s; papers on the imprisonment of Chartists in Monmouth Gaol, 1839-40; trial depositions of the Chartists Samuel Etheridge, Richard Rorke, and Wright Beatty in 1840-41; as well as miscellaneous letters, handbills and newspaper reports relating to the movement. Detailed catalogues for the collections identified are available in the research room and a range of printed material relating to Chartism available in the research room library. The Quarter Sessions Depositions listed have now been digitised alongside the Chartist Trials papers held by Newport Reference Library to form the Cynefin ‘Trails to Trials’ online transcription project, organised in association with the National Library of Wales and Heritage Lottery Fund, to be launched in 2015*. A selection of Gwent Archives Chartist documents are also currently displayed on the Gathering the Jewels website www.gtj.org.uk CONTENTS LOCAL AUTHORITY RECORDS MONMOUTHSHIRE COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS RECORDS MONMOUTHSHIRE BOARDS OF GUARDIANS RECORDS CHURCH RECORDS CIVIL PARISH RECORDS PRIVATELY DEPOSITED RECORDS (INCLUDING MANORIAL AND ESTATE RECORDS) NEWSPAPER COLLECTION PICTORIAL COLLECTION PUBLISHED SECONDARY WORKS (ARTICLES IN PERIODICALS AND PRINTED BOOKS) FURTHER GUIDES LOCAL AUTHORITY RECORDS Newport Borough Council, Minute Book, 1836-1843 Ref: A1100/M/2 Newport Borough Council Improvement Commissioners’, Minute Book, 1826- 1850 Ref: A1101/M/1 Commission and MS Copy Appointing John Frost a Justice of the Peace, 17 February 1836 Ref: D43/6263/6264 The official record books of Newport ‘Corporation’ which contain a formal record of John Frost’s activity in municipal political life. Frost was elected a councillor on 21 December 1835. He was mayor 1836-1837. Trevethin Lighting and Watching Act, Inspector’s Minutes, 1836-1850 Ref: A4332/M/7 With particular reference to the comments of the Police Superintendent John Roberts that he expects the release from prison in March 1841 of the Chartist William Shellard will produce a large ‘concourse… of the lower orders’. MONMOUTHSHIRE COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS RECORDS Clerk of the Peace Correspondence Letter of petition addressed to the Monmouth magistrates written by the Chartist leaders Henry Vincent, William Edwards and John Dickenson while imprisoned in Monmouth Gaol for seditious speech and assembly, 12 October 1839. Ref: Q/COFPC/4/1 Calendars of Prisoners A full list of the Chartist prisoners to be tried at the Monmouth Special Commission, 10 December - 8 January 1840. Ref: Q/CALOFP/2 Indictments and Depositions Indictment and Depositions presented against Samuel Victory for inducing soldiers to desert from the army in support of Chartism, 10 October 1839. Refs: Q/I&P/259/20 [cat. Page109]; Q/D/31/41 [cat. Page 93] Depositions against the Chartists Richard Rorke, the elder, 27 January 1840 and Wright Beatty, 8 September 1840, for riot and conspiracy. Refs: Q/D32/15&16; Q/D/34/28 Indictments and Judgements re Richard Rorke, junior and senior, and Wright Beatty for riot and conspiracy. Refs: Q/I&P/260/14 &15; Q/MB/11/ [doc. pages 162,163,197]; Q/CALOFP/4 [19 Oct.1840] Treasurer’s Accounts Financial accounts for the cost to the county of Monmouth of the ‘Chartist Riots’; including list of Special Constables enrolled at Newport. The account numbered 3/10 is dated prior to the rising concerning an order of the Lord Lieutenant, Capel Hanbury Leigh, for 1,000 constables’ staves for the Pontypool Division. Refs: Q/MISCPTACC/3/1-33; Q/TV/36; Q/MB/11 [doc. page 165] Coroner’s Accounts Coroner’s fee account for the Inquest taken on Chartists killed at the Westgate Hotel ‘John [recte George+ Shell’, and ‘nine unknown men … Shot in the act of Rebellion’, 6 November 1839. Ref: Q/TV/36 [No. 3] Monmouth Gaol Records Magistrates’ Observations Book and Prison Chaplain’s Journal and Chaplain and Medical Officer’s Reports to Quarter Sessions: containing brief notes of visits to prisoners, medical condition of Chartist prisoners and a report on Chartists’ religious adherence being predominantly Nonconformist. Q/MG/2 & 17; Q/P&R/17/4 & 6 Miscellaneous Quarter Sessions Records re individual Chartists Declaration of Zephaniah Williams to act as a surety to the Bedwellty Union Friendly Society; Indictment re Zephaniah Williams for assault, 1832; legal proceedings re poor law assessments involving John Frost, 1832; depositions of William Shellard, shoemaker, re thefts of his property,1838, 1842; trading accounts of Zephaniah Williams in the account books of Coslett and Davies insolvents, 1828-29. Refs: Q/FSB/6/42; Q/I&P/225/2 [cat. Page 88]; Q/MB/10 [doc.page119]; Q/MB/10 [doc. page 128]; Q/D/25/8; Q/CALOFP/4 [June 1842] Q/IDP/43/ fo17 et seq.; Q/IDP/52/2 [doc. pages 6-7] MONMOUTHSHIRE BOARDS OF GUARDIANS RECORDS Newport Union Workhouse, Admission and Discharge Register, 1839-1840 Ref: CSWBGN/I/201 Containing details of Chartists admitted to the Workhouse Infirmary with gunshot injuries. Newport Board of Guardians, Letter Book, 1836-1844 Ref: CSWBGN/M5/48 [doc. pages 103-104] References particularly to the magistrates’ order for the guardians to take possession of John Partridge’s printing press, relief application of John Partridge’s wife, and other relief applications in consequence of the rising. Burial arrangements-order for coffins- made in respect of Chartists killed. Newport Board of Guardians, Minute Book, 1836-1841 Ref: CSWBGN/M1/1 John Frost was elected to the Guardians’ committee at its commencement in August 1836. Frost campaigned for its proceedings to be opened to the public. Pontypool Board of Guardians, Minute Book, 1839-1845 Ref: CSWBGP/M1/2 Re billeting of troops in the Pontypool Union Workhouse. Abergavenny Board of Guardians, Minute Book, 1836-1841 Ref: CSWBGA/M1/1 [doc. pages 313, 315] Recording adjudications of the guardians in respect of relief requested by the families of Chartists after the Newport Rising - Mary Ferradine *Ferraday+ ‘whose husband was killed at Newport’, and the family of Thomas Davis. CHURCH RECORDS Saint Woolos Parish Church, Burial Register, 1839-1847 Ref: DPA100/36 Entry dated 7 November 1839 by J. Taylor curate for the burial of ‘Ten Men names unknown, shot by a party of the 45th Reg[imen]t of Foot in a Chartist Insurrection before the Westgate Inn.’ Bedwellty Parish Church, Burial Register, 1840 Ref: DPA14/21 Recording the burial of Jane Ferriday 22 December 1840 whose ‘father was killed at Newport in the Chartist riots’. Bettws Parish Church, Marriage Register, 1812 Ref: DPA51/14 Entry No. 42, recording the marriage of John Frost and Mary Geach, 24 October 1812. Hope Independent Chapel, Newport, Birth and Baptism Register Ref: RG4 (microfilm) Recording the births of John, Elizabeth, Sarah, Catherine, Ellen, Henry Hunt, James and Anne the children of John and Mary Frost, 1813-1826; also entry made in 1836 for the birth in Dec. 1827 of Edward son of Mary Jones identified as ‘not born in Wedlock affiliated to Frost’. English Baptist Church Trosnant, Pontypool, Minute Book Ref: D3598/1/1 Recording the expulsion of William Wise of Pontypool 12 November 1839 ‘for being too much implicated in the measures of the Chartist rioters’. Newport Wesleyan Circuit, Register of Baptisms, 1840 Ref: D3765/1 Tabernacle Congregational Church, Newport, Register of Baptisms, 1822-42 Ref: D781/2 CIVIL PARISH RECORDS Bedwellty Parish Overseers’, Assessment and Account Book, 1820-1832 Ref: D796 (iii) Containing rating assessments for properties of Zephaniah Williams, 1826-1833. Trevethin Parish, Lighting and Watching Act Minutes, 1836-1850 Ref: A4332/M2/7 See above under Local Authority Records PRIVATELY DEPOSITED RECORDS (including Manorial and Estate Records) Manisty Nicholl & Co. Legal Papers and Newport MSS Refs: D124/771 et seq., D43/6378, D43/4764/, D43/1491 Refs: D124/202,205, 218,227 Refs: D124/881-895 Title deeds, correspondence and legal papers with reference to the business activities of Zephaniah Williams and legal disputes arising therefrom; including injunctions of the High Court against ZW and others. Letters of W.W. Phillips (of the Pontypool Park Estate Office) and J. Maughan, solicitor, concerning the Chartist march on Newport; and re charge of fraud against William Foster Geach, step-son of John Frost. Newspaper reports of the Chartist Trials , from the Monmouthshire Merlin, Merthyr Guardian, and Cambrian. Nantyglo Estate Records and Miscellaneous Manuscripts Refs: D397/399 et seq. ; MISCMSS/2076/3/ MISCMSS/2078 Title deeds for the Royal Oak public house, Coalbrookvale, recording the tenancy of Zephaniah Williams in 1839; notice of auction of property held by lease from J.H. Moggridge by Zephaniah Williams, 1833; Letters of Administration of the estate of Tho. Williams in possession of Zephaniah Williams, lawful son and next of kin, 1825-26. Wentsland and Bryngwyn (Webb Estate) MSS, and Bythway MSS Particulars re business activities, including bankruptcy and draft will, of William Shellard, shoemaker of Pontypool, 1838-1848. Ref: MAN/E/133/160-165; D32/30, 90, 290, 573, 681, 726 Rolls
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