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Victoria County History

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Houses of Benedictine monks The abbey of Abbotsbury

church of Tolpuddle to the uses of the brethren. 55 The convent in 1390 obtained from Boniface IX a grant appropriating anew the parish churches of Abbotsbury , Portisham, Winterborne St. Martin , Toller Porcorum , and Tolpuddle , 'of

Houses of Benedictine monks The abbey of Milton

gave the abbey spiritualities amounting to £9 18 s . 8 d . from the churches of Sydling, Puddletown , Tolpuddle , Dewlish , Whitcombe , and Holworth , Stockland , Cattistock and Compton ; 10 and temporalities valued at

Alstonefield Quarnford QUARNFORD 1994

the conviction of trade unionists from Tolpuddle (Dors.). The promoters were brought to trial at Stafford in July, and the case was heard by Sir John Williams , the judge who had sentenced the Tolpuddle Martyrs to transportation. The defendants

Islington Social and cultural activities

13 The fields were used again in 1834 , for a mass rally of trades unionists in support of the Tolpuddle martyrs. 14 In 1792 Alexander Aubert was chairman of a society to suppress sedition, and in 1797 he was

Bethnal Green Building and Social Conditions after 1945 Social and Cultural Activities BETHNAL GREEN: HOUSING ESTATES c . 1986

Shipton Street , near the Nag's Head estate. 43 Work began on the more ambitious Dorset estate, called after the Tolpuddle martyrs, on 3 a. around Arline Street, between Diss and Ravenscroft streets off Hackney Road . The original scheme

British History Online

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House of Commons Journal Volume 6, 20 December 1650, 20 December 1650-20 December 1650

from the Commissioners for Compounding, The Order of the said Commissioners, made upon the Petition of Edmond Hull , of Tolpuddle in the County of Dorsett , Esquire, desiring a Mitigation of his Fine; and also a Letter from Wm.

House of Commons Journal Volume 6, 28 September 1648, 28 September 1648-28 September 1648

of the Sum of Four hundred and Ninety Pounds, for a Fine, for the Delinquency of Edmund Hull , of Tolpuddle in the County of Dorsett . Gentleman: His Offence, That he adhered unto and assisted the Forces raised against

General Index, H, 01 April 1700-31 March 1702

Flambrough William, suspect, stopped at Holyhead Huguenot pensioners , on the Irish establishment Hull , Francis, of Tolpuddle, information of William, of Tolpuddle, information of Hull . See Kingston upon Hull. Huls , William van, office of post or carrier

Volume G 257, January 1652, 01 January 1652-31 January 1652

have been discharged, as not found within the ordinance of sequestration. We have sequestered the estates of Edm. Hull of Tolpuddle, and of Robt. Lawrence of Creeck Grange, but we cannot find any belonging to John Jeffery of Maypowder. What

Cases before the Committee, January 1646, 01 January 1646-31 January 1646

Brereton's opinion as to what is due to Sir Henry, and will give their judgment accordingly. 230 19 Edm. Hull, Tolpuddle, Dorset. 10 Jan. 1646. Vol. A No. or p. PASS 186 480 P.E. 186 484, 492, 482 O.T. 3

The History of Parliament

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MARTIN, Thomas (c.1530-83), of Park Pale, Tolpuddle, Dorset.

of Park Pale, Tolpuddle, Dorset. Constituency Dates Dorchester 1563 Biography There is some doubt about the identity of the senior Member for Dorchester in the 1563 Parliament. Several authorities have assumed that Thomas Martin, the civil lawyer and strong supporter

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, Volume XXXV, A.D. 1774 - Volume LV, A.D. 1800

444 INCLOSURESÃ¢ÂÂconfina*/. II. Petitions for Bills for Inclosures, &cÃ¢ÂÂcorcifmwefi. Ã¢ÂÂÃ¢ÂÂ¢Ã¢ÂÂStony Stratford (Bucks.) See sapra, 22, (CaZi'erZon.)Ã¢ÂÂ-Ã¢ÂÂStornethwaite. See sapra, 57, (MeZZioarae.)Ã¢ÂÂÃ¢ÂÂÃ¢ÂÂStowe, in Barholm parish. See sapra, 12, (BarnoZm.)Ã¢ÂÂ-Ã¢ÂÂStowell, West. See sapra, 8, (viZfon Priors.)Ã¢ÂÂÃÂ«Ã¢ÂÂStow, Long (Cambridge). Lin. 142. Lords Amendments

General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, Volume LXXV, A.D. 1820 - Volume XCII, A.D. 1837

West, 109. Monmouth, County of, 135. Moor- linch, &c, 155. Mordon, 68. Morebath, 109. Moreton, 49. Moreton Affpuddle, Tomerspuddle and Tolpuddle, 109. More- tonhampstead, 162. Morley, 162. Morningthorpe and Tritton, 109. Morthoe, 162. Morton-in-Marsh, 73. Morton Morrell, 167. Moulsey, East,

General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, Volume LXXV, A.D. 1820 - Volume XCII, A.D. 1837

288. Surrey, 333.Ã¢ÂÂTailors, meeting at Houghton-street, Clare Market, 385. Tanners of London, 333. Tincleton, 288. Tinplate Workers of London, 385. Tolpuddle (Two Petition*), 288. Tower Ham- lets, 381. 385. 484. Typefounders of London, 385.Ã¢ÂÂWalworth, 373. Warrington, 288. 648. Warwick, 381.

1 April 1794, 1 April 1794

read a Second Time. Tolpuddle Inclosure Bill preÃÂ¬ sented. Mr. Hobart presented to the House, according to Order, a Bill for dividing and inclosing the Open, Uninclosed, and Commonable Lands and Grounds, within the Manor of Tolpuddle, in the County

16 April 1794, 16 April 1794

Clock, in the Speaker's Chamber. Tolpuddle Mr. Hobart reported from the Committee, to whom InclosureBill the Bill for dividing and inclosing the Open, Unin- reported. closed, and Commonable Lands and Grounds, within the Manor of Tolpuddle, in the County of

The Clergy of the Church of England Database

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Edward Salter, 27/12/1775

Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Salter Forename Edward Title clerk Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 27/12/1775 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Tolpuddle// OTHER INFORMATION Source BRO Ep/A/1/1 () Ordinary / Jurisdiction Newton, Thomas/Bristol 1761- 1782 Comment

Unknown Plowman, 3/5/1768

Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Plowman Forename Unknown Title clerk Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 3/5/1768 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Tolpuddle// OTHER INFORMATION Source BRO Ep/A/1/1 () Ordinary / Jurisdiction Newton, Thomas/Bristol 1761- 1782 Comment

Edward Salter, 3/5/1768

Forename Edward Title clerk Qualification MA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 3/5/1768 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Tolpuddle// OTHER INFORMATION Source BRO Ep/A/1/1 () Ordinary / Jurisdiction Newton, Thomas/Bristol 1761- 1782 Comment Patron Details PATRON SUMMARY Patron

Bernard Hodgson, 27/12/1775

Forename Bernard Title clerk Qualification LLB University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 27/12/1775 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Tolpuddle// OTHER INFORMATION Source BRO Ep/A/1/1 () Ordinary / Jurisdiction Newton, Thomas/Bristol 1761- 1782 Comment Patron Details PATRON SUMMARY Patron

Edward Salter, 3/5/1768

Surname Salter Forename Edward Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Appointment Date 3/5/1768 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Tolpuddle// Location OTHER INFORMATION Source BRO, EP/A/10/1/10 (Sub book 1767-1802) (Subscription Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Bagot, Lewis/Bristol 1782- 1783 Comment

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

the Antelope Inn, Dorchester, int a postchaise on Monday, whence, after taking refreshments and chang. ing horses, they proceeded to Tolpuddle. T'te labourers of the neighbourhood had hired a band, and made lpre- parations for their triumphal entry on the

British Newspapers 1600-1900

as reported in the Sherborne Journal of the 28th ult.: "W. Little was charged by Mr T. A. Homer, of Tolpuddle, with steal. ing turnips. Fined in the value of the turnips stolen, 6d., and Ss. costs.- G. Cox was

British Newspapers 1600-1900

it H. Williams and W. H. Solly and Major-General Michel.) eoin Williamn Little was chiai'ged by T. A. Homer, of Tolpuddle, wvith Stealing turnips.-Fined in the value of the turnips stolen, 6d., and Ba. coats. George Cox was sumnioned foi

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Henseawv, Manchester, paper hanging manufac: turere; as far-ns regards W. Henshaw. Govey and Cross, Somer's-town, bootmakero. IV. and J. Hammett, Tolpuddle, builders. Isghaun and Son, Saliforll, panllbrokers, Lynis a01d Co., Liv-erpool, timbhr merchants. Carahine and Kaye, Liverpool., cartowners. Tribe and

British Newspapers 1600-1900

'VLERICAL. L I I 2tKFERMENTS. Rev. William Browne, to Elsing Rectory, Norfolk; value 2991., with residence; patron, Mrs. Frances Browne. Rev. James J. Douglas (Incumbent of Kirriemuir), to *be Chaplain to the Earl of.Airlie. Rev. Ludovick Edwards (Perpetual Curate

19th Century British Pamphlets

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The victims of Whiggery: a statement of the persecutions experienced by the Dorchester labourers : with a report of their trial : also a description of Van Dieman's land, and reflections upon the..., 1838

with impunity if guilty. But the secret is this : I am from principle, a Dissenter, and by some, in Tolpuddle , it is considered as the sin of witchcraft; nay, there is no forgiveness for it in this world

The victims of Whiggery: a statement of the persecutions experienced by the Dorchester labourers : with a report of their trial : also a description of Van Dieman's land, and reflections upon the..., 1838

place called Affpuddle : j went one or two days before Christmas to Tolpuddle ; I know the prisoner Ja mes Brine ; I saw him ac Tolpuddle on the day in question ; he took me to a house

The victims of Whiggery: a statement of the persecutions experienced by the Dorchester labourers : with a report of their trial : also a description of Van Dieman's land, and reflections upon the..., 1838

they said to Tolpuddle ; I asked what they were going there for, whether they wished to swear me to any thing. I said that I had heard that there was some swearing in of people at Tolpuddle , but

The victims of Whiggery: a statement of the persecutions experienced by the Dorchester labourers : with a report of their trial : also a description of Van Dieman's land, and reflections upon the..., 1838

and he said he should want the pictures on the Monday following; he left bis address, " J. Loveless , Tolpuddle ;" my husband saw the designs ; I destroyed them in about two months after Loveless had left them

The victims of Whiggery: a statement of the persecutions experienced by the Dorchester labourers : with a report of their trial : also a description of Van Dieman's land, and reflections upon the..., 1838

in the parish where I lived ( Tolpuddle ) gathered together, and met their employers, to ask them for an advance of wages, and they came to a mutual agreement, the masters in Tolpuddle promising to give the men as

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