, 1866-08-11
TILE HYDE PARK RIOTS.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE
HYDE PARK RIOTS.


ne !oAoWiny notice appeared In trout OF tue
ossd at tSss ye oeosf FSa Tes stss will BE-
n on horseback OF on foot will be admitted
le horse and foot police arrived. As
KTeh theyP WsI Pazssa h%5oesh e
lin strntegtcal positions amid the Iee1s and
isses of the lookers.on- By fiye o'clock
here WIS pretty good display Of what the
rowd persisted in designating ssbobbies,''
issing and rilfcullng. a ruday-feed, awk-
vnrd looking police fMnctiona5y, riding u
orsc that seemed all through intent on
h1owing him, and which ultimately sue
abstraction Of the crowd, rendered himself
particular object of attraction. The order
was that all might 90 out Of the park who
lesircd, but that none should be allowed
seemed to be In. command. Of the large
police force brought into rcQutsi-
lion, computed In all Mt some thousands
Between five and seven o'clock the police
were Kept actively employed in galloptng
people before them, and in a variety Of Other
Similar displays Of their energy. BIZ. II was,
the agility displayed By the
police at this early portion of the evening,
stupid. unmcaniu:. sort Of work. As the
inc and the expected demand Tor admission
arrived, the concentrated attention af the
police began to be brought to bear to the
several Entcs Of the Marble Arch. Both
outside and inside Of these barriers were
horse police, intcrsrrrsed with representa-
tires Of that portion Of The forcc
which arc not accommodated with
clargcrs. Soon atter seven o'clock
the scene was cn)lrened by the -sstrnI,s Of
md banners. The crowd in front uf the
Marble Arch md thu crntrc line ur thorough
fare rnnnin. cast n,,tl wc.t no,s hccale rcry
dense. Suddenly. hy soulc unaeconntahlo
police mud people. The batons Of the poitce
wcrc o,'srrvcl.to tc brought inso ttce a,,d
perhaps tuu quick rcqnts1tfnt. and anc hrnve
'.teirilcr oi. the peace" ,sns noiiccd ~
clutch his Fai,rc md lo.k thrratsn'nEly at
nf thls, the t'rst .f thy series of c,,cnnn.
scrs wilcl! totluwed, was TINT b
ynfu,g Ind was nrfcstc! win wns DC.
e,l>rd of lmy'i'g i, hts .rs:es.ton II
certainly VERY f!rlll1"ole t'"htnE ll,s'lcson.
uenrly kuurkrd nui. T'l,r inter unii,stunnsc
thnn wna hnrnr inside the gate n,ul rarrftlly
trn.lr,l 1T tllc inrk !uA'ss adtonlnR.
rur.nnateiy III. Wkklmn, l,hsnrs: Of Pnrry
I'LL. sy.lrIInn'. mud DR.: t'snrgs birch Of a
Thp Injured &aun WnH hi u. It wns fi'nnd
that III had rrrslvstl !isvl. slangcrt4s look.
Ing rus oser t.,c ryr. Whv,. ra!!lslrnlty re.
c"sprrd ltaul thr sl!nsk, hu explaIne! tint la
WI. IN thr act of urrretlnv ra,!ls lrrsul', that
prisoner, thai In Tho afI'' hc tslt, nnd that
whrn rlstn9 lie received tlir HIM sf II ntnt,u.
wlhrl inflicted thu wnls'''t h" bud received.
II t,rtnE discovered thnl t",n" of tir raIllngn
,~r,uns wpse muklng g.nni tl,clr why tntu thu
imth II 1tttln nl"'yr The Mnrllfu Arch.
! iWnsly opposite tfr Eduwnrr rcMd, hosfy III
mounted police wns sent III gall"plng t,nstn
S.sy ts ss:y Srsxs" s r ss a H. !sssx;
hlntl'tri,cd ~. t1lr nn,lserrrnrily ,txirclnu
Inrusttcs in.,tlgr.! HI by lr authorities, 1,lct
t'lr in''trr by Il tlirk ynltey 1T elotrt. mud IN
etilrr why. rylnertl much determination ln
reti.t'ng ihr f.rse hrs,agh. I" s.nr nga,n.t
.rrnrs were oser nili nvsr. again rrreatod:
The resNlts were many srrlo,!. wn,,n.lr, md
II IL fearrd Hayrrll deaths. Whilst thc llr.t
eollls!an hciwven tho lehple a,s.l thu rnllee
~: s:S Il. posta ss W.; :'ssssss wss sssss ns'ss i Is
tl.e rark Keeper, nna II pour inan v t,u scrnscl
tn have been frastt.lly cfnsl.el aud trumplcd
upon.- The hitter was lnlnless!y solsac.
lt's when brought III, mt I, remained 10 for .
the Mnttrlng attention af DR.. Barnes, who
helped III bringin. III thu unfortunate, md
viii, cxerte.l lilntselfln a most rsatscwoEthy
manner, nigns III life were at length evlnccd,
anh the poor gs.sp'ns creature was Enabled
to rl,tter that IFS mime was Collins-that he
lived VI 5 Leather Lame, ilolborn-tllat llr
had only Just left Its work-tlat he llad
merely come through curiosity to see the
gathering. and that he had been knocked
down and tramplcd under foot. 4 stretchcE
was got, md The apparently dyins man was
takei to st. Georges Hospital. Ills convey,
anec tl,7ongl the Park lad the effect Of lii
: creasing the Indignation Of the people, Is
| they leIleycl he had been killed. DR.. Barnct
accompanied the crushed 1lan to st. Geor9c't
. Hospital, aud saw that he was attended 4
with SONIC extra care. II WAS found that thu
pour fellow was suffering under the effects o
concussiou Of the brain, and some ugly inter
nal injuries. If lie RECEIVERS it will be q mir
, aclc. 1t was next observed that tn
greater portion Of the ruling III Park-lau
, was forced. 4 rush Of people from that sid
Of the park put the matter heyon1 doubt
: The entire roadway running from the Marbt
: Arch toward the Hyde Park corner end .-. ~,
+: soon cramnled with what was ~. 49, sue1tA<
!, | bly, excited crowd. Banners T. He1subot1.Dt
r them, and to person lachiA!tta7 Hotel. i =
;. bic Arch there seemed 20 hv cv2rS s>e=..t i
Of the intcrtictcd meeting being about to b
= held. The result Of this latter move
Among the sufferers was une OF til
i. | k-Ecepers who was stationed at tli
r point. and WHO was buried bcucath the Elf1
! | mr. fAilings and the Rushing crowd, and VIII
! was drcadtulty. hut not fatally er.shcl-
e Sergeant Coupcr, u y, who was struck Wit
= bsickbat on the cye-and Il man with
- | trunclscon wound, who. however, was wei
r crou.l, 10 keep roaring out tlmt it was - til
= Inspector who struck him. i was also sal
= that Il man wus killed ut the Stanlsnpc Gate
:, The most uf the wounded were taken int
:. the park-kccpcr's huuse ut tl.r Marble A5cl
r and received there 2ycry care, not alone fr0l
:. the medical gentlemen already tneutiouct
i but also at the laa1s of sonic tadit
who promptly and bcucieially TOOK q
= | themselves to act as nu7scs. The polio
+ by this must lave been fully convinced
q . their Inability TO carry out the strinsc,
ol regulations tfIcy had laid down, Indeed. III:
had segel1ssg sesn 1es1 Ito to fas saa to n.s at s h
nsy aR!arent The s; rt sqr h, 3aas anx, TIN tn
i. NJ nomn}r ri nn1icc rcre hardly irmiy i1e.ts
:. :, in their new quarters when thc Lie GUAR
D. appeAleu ~ VIEW !Ae sse''e ~" pssss";;; 49, :;
II was Er1nd IN the extreme. flrst came M ~ T.
3n unEaihiys iop-siqeu, -.
IN Rn'ee ,oEee. On ,nv, ssi y; an, M H.
al be chargers. 1hi,nea,atsls I'D t1ont o. .a ~ =
re. WcEc what WIS estlhatea ~ aona. -u9,y
persons, Intent on remaining IN PARK wGi
III was. up TO some short liNie s1use, l.nh .,'
np9n Us rnsis properly T., Snd ot 10 ashf!I ac .1
&c ~sa 10 h iaa ss ya e Sssa
perspective came advancing u, ng5le ~, q 2
~ inc looking nouS o. men U.s. ans n,,1 III nA,
-, encc, Obliged to take Part In 4 movemc
m which must hayc hecn distastellil tp one
Il. all Of them, and which. no matte, how :
los or honor. The Life Guards game np In eall;
mr.. style: They were greeted ny tlsc assemo in.
m Mn[titudc With u Mncn neaft5, ECunlnc
RI, tllus'asm rs the IA'liec l9rcc lsaa neen
Ills through ths cvsna tFcIleH ioa 70 a. ~ Gtnc sEsS
l ~. police their due, they really, one anu, AMI Z
lis lis seemed t" gs ashamed oa tlie work they !
CSC L. hand. Ihs orsaaa,cfs 'eSt s s ass1' o
m. They 9lsoxcrg loudly elicerett ey .ne PE,o