HeyJaredBob Clarke
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Hampshire officials blamed low wages, beerhouses and pamphlets for Swing Riots (opens the original)
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Although there is a wealth of books and papers from historians discussing the causes of the Swing Riots of 1830-31, it is interesting to hear the views of those who held a position of authority in the Hampshire parishes when the riots took place. In 1832 the Royal Commission of Enquiry into the Operation of the Poor Laws sent questionnaires to the figures of authority in every parish in England and Wales. There were 53 questions which included requests for the numbers of agricultural labourers i
The 'wild' Basingstoke woman who bit a police officer’s trousers in a drunken arrest (opens the original)
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One of the more colourful characters who enlivened the streets of Basingstoke was Mary Ann Snell, the Wild Woman of Windover Street. She and her future husband, Robert Moore, lodged with a family at 6, Windover Street. In January 1880, Sergeant Waldren arrested Mary Ann Snell for being drunk and disorderly in Wote Street. The Rose Inn (Image: Bob Clarke/Contributed) Woman who fooled doctors into believing she gave birth to rabbits subject of new book Victorian manor with hidden links to Thomas B
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