My Lord I have the honour of enclosing your Lordship four acknowledgements taken by me in comformity to the proclamation issued last summe...

Sir I inclose, for the information of Lord Sidmouth, a Statement of a renewal of Framebreaking —It furnishes another instance of the Accur...

30th October 1816.— I went to the Kingstone's Arms last Saturday according to appointment saw Fell, Joe Gelsthorpe and Peter Green th...

At around 1.30 a.m. on Tuesday 29th October 1816, a group of Luddites raided properties in Bulwell, Nottinghamshire, and broke several wide ...

24th October 1816 I went to Arnold last Thursday and saw Fell and Joe Gelthorpe and told them what Green had said, that the Arnold Chaps w...

Monday 10th June 1816.— I was not with those who broke the Frames at Radford yesterday morning & do not know to a certainty who any o...

In the early hours of Sunday 26th January, Luddites struck at Clifton, breaking 20 stocking frames there and a week after the last attack in...

On Saturday evening the 11th January, a hay stack belonging to Henry Sells was set alight at Bulwell, but the fire was extinguised by 2 or 3...

On Wednesday evening the 8th January, a windmill at Bulwell Forest was broken into, and some of the machinery was damaged. At Bagthorpe Fa...

The new year was seeing an increasing urgency to the destruction of stocking frames by Luddites. On the afternoon of Saturday 4th January at...

On Saturday 28th December 1811, a waggon full of coal was set alight at Bulwell, being entirely destroyed in the process. The waggon belonge...

On the evening of Saturday 14th December, and after a comparative lull in activity for several days, Luddites became active in Nottinghamshi...

The night of Saturday 7th December saw attacks mounted by Luddites in both Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire. In Nottinghamshire, 6 frames ...

In the early hours of the morning, one stocking frames was broken at Chilwell "the wood-work of which was chopped to pieces with an axe...

Whatever agreements had been reached between Framework-knitters and some of the Hosiers, there were still plenty unwilling to yield to the L...

At dawn near the road at Bulwell Forest, and at a short distance from Edward Hollingworth's wrecked house, lay the body of the man who h...

Edward Hollingworth, a Hosier at Bulwell in Nottinghamshire knew they were coming. 1 Prior to the Sunday evening of 10th November, he had r...

Mr H at Bulwell Sr, Sir if you do not pull don the Frames or stop pay [in] Goods onely for work extra work or m[ake] in Full fashon my Com...

Like a faint rumble of thunder in the distance, frame-breaking broke out again 2 weeks after the October incident at Arnold . Six stocking f...

Almost two weeks after the last reported incident of frame breaking, six more frames were destroyed at Bulwell . Thomis tells us that a rew...