Newport Chartists Vol.12, p.60

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Regina v[ersus] Jenkin Morgan
[name indented underlined]
Eliza Gibby - I am a married Woman and
live at Pillgwenlly - My Husband John Gibby is a
Smith- He works for Mr Evans of Pillgwenlly I know the Prisoner Jenkin
Morgan- on Wednesday Evening the
30th October last the Prisoner came to
my House about 6 o'Clock and said he
wanted to see my Husband- I informed
Prisoner that my Husband was not come
from work- He then went home-
[the above paragraph is struck thru with a vertical line]


[name indented underlined]
Frances Gibbon ^ wife of Thos Gibbon - I am a married Woman
I live at Pillgwenlly in the same House
as Eliza Gibby - My Husband is a
Watchman in the Employ of Mr. Samuel
Homfray - The Prisoner came to the
House in which I live on Wednesday Evening the 30th October last - The Wednesday before the Riots - I was standing
outside the Wall that is in front
of my door - I saw him in conversation
with another Man who was in his Shirt Sleeves-
I heard Prisoner say "Frost is gone to the
Hills to get out the Colliers" - and that
he was not to be alarmed if he were
called upon - That he Prisoner was doubtful
there would be bad works in Pill and
Newport before Sunday or
Monday night - I can't say which-
I was very much alarmed and
ran to the yard in which my husband

[the above paragraph is struck thru with a vertical line]

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works and told him what I had
heard-

Branston [Branson]

Geo[rge] Hodge

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Thomas Hopkins


Mob from Stow
Headed by Frost



Moses Scard - Pris[one]r sd to him he wo[ul]d
see what the Chartists
would do this was
Since Vincent was
taken-
[ a vertical line is struck thru the above]

Mrs Hall
will prove that when
Jenkins was taken
he [?] he sd he had not [...]

[embossed stamp]
Newport Reference Library

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W.T.H. Phelps to prove Paper
found upon Etheridge

[written in second fold of page]
X [d] Pillgwenlly
Reg vs J Morgan
[a large X is struck thru the above]
Dep[osition]s of
Fra[nce]s Gibbon
Branston [Branson]
O'Neil


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