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Showing posts with label nathaniel conant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nathaniel conant. Show all posts
Saturday, 3 February 2018

3rd February 1818: Gravenor Henson writes to the Home Secretary, asking for expenses

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Nottingham Feby 3. 1818 My Lord Not having received any answer to my Letters addressed to you on the 10 June last , or & the 19 ult...
Saturday, 22 October 2016

22nd October 1816: William Playfair's 'Proposal Relative to the Prevention of Frame Breaking'

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In October 1816, the Home Secretary was approached by a William Playfair, who claimed he had devised a plan to bring an end to framebreaking...
Friday, 6 March 2015

6th March 1815: The Corn Bill debate in the House of Commons takes place against a backdrop of riots in Westminster

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Amidst scenes of riot at the Palace of Westminster , in opposition to the proposed Corn Bill, Members of Parliament interrupted a debate on ...
Thursday, 16 February 2012

16th February 1812: Robert Baker and Nathaniel Conant to Home Office

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Nottingham Feb. 16 1812 8 a.m. Sir, Saturday night having always been looked to as a time of disturbance we have delayed till this hou...
Saturday, 11 February 2012

11th February 1812: Nathaniel Conant and Robert Baker to Home Office

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NottinghamFeby 11 1812 Sir, We have received the favour of your Letter of the 10th Feby. and are happy to find that what we said to the L...
Thursday, 9 February 2012

9th February 1812: Nathaniel Conant and Robert Baker to Home Office

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Nottingham Feby. 9 1812 Sir, Our men with 3 or 4 Soldiers were concealed throughout the last night in the two manufactories that were e...
Sunday, 5 February 2012

5th February 1812: Nathaniel Conant to Home Office

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Private Nottingham Feby. 5 1812 Sir, I beg to acknowledge your inclosure received today, alluding to the business named in your lette...
Sunday, 22 January 2012

22nd January 1812: London police magistrates & Bow Street officers arrive in Nottingham

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On Wednesday 22nd January, 2 Bow Street magistrates - Nathaniel Conant & Robert Baker - arrived in Nottingham with 8 Bow Street police ...
Sunday, 4 December 2011

4th December 1811: Nathaniel Conant to Home Office

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Nottingham Wednesday night Decr. 4th 1811 Sir, I arrived here at noon today — but the County Magistrates had no meeting about the Riots...