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out to the crowd, ordering that they dissipate and return home, the mob refused to do so and the strikers responded by hurling rocks and cinders at the troops that had arrived to assist in their dispersal. An hour later the Yeomanry moved forward to arrest the ringleaders of the strike yet came under
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The advance made by the cavalry resulted in the arrest of eight strikers who were removed from the crowd and were prepared for transportation to nearby Wellington in order to stand trial. Yet when the Yeomanry began to transport those detained away from the strike they came under a relentless shower
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The Yeomanry opened fire on the crowd instantly killing William Bird, an 18 year old collier. By the time the crowd dispersed the Yeomanry had arrested the eight strikers. Another collier, Thomas Gittens, and possibly one other unnamed man, later died as a result of the wounds he received. Thomas
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In response to the lowering of their wages, colliers across the Coalbrookdale Coalfields went on strike on 1 February 1821 in order to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the reductions being made to their pay. Production across the area was halted. A large body of men marched to ironworks at
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An unknown number of strikers were wounded following the response of the local Yeomanry to the unrest. The Yeomanry reported a number of injuries as a result of the rocks and cinders hurled at them, however the most serious injury suffered by them came as a result of a misfired
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before moving on to halt the production of the furnaces at Old Park, about three miles from Wellington. Following this the crowd, now numbering between 300 and 400 people, moved on to the ironworks in Lightmoor, Dawley, and
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On 4 February military presence in the area was increased to prevent any further outbreaks of violence. Three troops of the South Shropshire Yeomanry were stationed in the coalfields alongside a troop of the
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By the mid afternoon the Yeomanry arrived to break up the crowd which had gathered at Old Park near two industrial spoil heaps known as the 'Cinders Hills'. As the magistrate, Thomas Eyton, began to read the
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The following day saw the strike continue. At that point it was considered necessary for county magistrates to call out the local yeomanry, initially two troops of the South Shropshire Yeomanry based at
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of stones and cinders. In the confusion two of those being transported away managed to escape. In retaliation Colonel Cludde gave the command for the Yeomanry to open fire on the crowd.
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The uprising resulted in the deaths of three miners, two of whom were killed outright whilst another, Thomas Palin, was hanged for his participation in the disturbance on 7 April 1821.
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Palin, singled out as the ringleader of the disturbances by the authorities, was later arrested after he sought treatment from a local doctor for a bullet wound he received.
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The initial dispute which had caused the riot was resolved soon after, with some ironmasters agreeing to reduce the daily pay of the workers by 4d instead of 6d.
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yet word of the strike had reached the Yeomanry. Instead of continuing on to the ironworks of Coalbrookdale the crowd returned to the furnaces at Old Park.
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continued assault from the crowd. At this point Lieutenant Colonel Cludde gave the order for 'the cavalry to advance, to endeavour to disperse them'.
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The Cinderloo Uprising has been the subject of a number of songs. Notably the event forms the basis of the song "We've had enough" by local band
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confronted a crowd of 3,000 mostly striking workers who had gathered to protest the continued lowering of their pay.
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By this point the size of the strike had swelled to an estimated 3,000 people including many women and children.
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Talbot, Phillip (Spring 2001). "The English Yeomanry In The Nineteenth Century And The Great Boer War".
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An inquest into the deaths of William Bird and Thomas Gittens resulted in a jury returning a verdict of
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which had taken place in Manchester just 18 months beforehand. Peterloo had itself been named after the
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had begun to enter into a period of industrial stagnation and suffered competition from the
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On 3 February, Colonel Cludde was sent reinforcements by a troop of his own regiment from
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Facing industrial decline and competition from more productive coalfields, local
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has also been referred to as "Cinderloo Bridge" by some residents of the town.
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Striking colliers, many armed with sticks and bludgeons, left the ironworks at
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by E.W. Gladstone, states "One of the rioters was killed and several wounded,
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The Shropshire Yeomanry 1795-1945, the Story of a Volunteer Cavalry Regiment
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under command of Lieutenant-Colonel Cludde, to aid the civil power.
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going off in the holster of a cavalryman, injuring his leg.
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Of the nine arrested, seven were sentenced to nine months
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whilst Thomas Palin and Samuel Hayward were sentenced to
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In commemoration of the 200th anniversary of Cinderloo,
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iron works and coal production industries of South Wales
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When requested to disperse following the reading of the
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Dynasty of Iron Founders: the Darbys and Coalbrookdale
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Index

Coalbrookdale Coalfield
Post-Napoleonic depression
Strike action
Riot
Charged
hard labour
Coalbrookdale Coalfield
Telford
South Shropshire Yeomanry
Riot Act
Peterloo Massacre
Battle of Waterloo
Napoleonic Wars
Napoleonic Wars
a period of economic depression
Coalbrookdale Coalfields
iron works and coal production industries of South Wales
Black Country
ironmasters
Thomas Botfield
Madeley Wood
Dawley
Wellington
Donnington
Horsehay
Coalbrookdale
Riot Act
pistol
Halesowen
Worcestershire

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