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"The Interior Of Monmouth Court House Faithfully Represented During the trials of Frost, Williams and Jones, for High Treason in 1839-40: Sir N. Tindal, Justice of Common Pleas; Baron Parke; and Sir J. Williams, Judges: Sir F. Pollock, M.P.; Mr. Kelly, M.P.; and Mr. Thomas; Counsel for the Prisoners: Sir John Campbell, M.P. Attorney General; Sir Thomas Wilde, M.P. Solicitor General; Mr. Wightman; Serjt. Talfourd, M.P.; Serjt. Ludlow; and Hon. Mr. Talbot, Counsel for the Crown." Source: "The Chartist Riots At Newport" Published by WN Johns 1889. |