Snig's End - (from the Road), 1850. View of the Chartist estate in Gloucestershire: '...cottages built in the form of crescents; and the Malvern Hills in the property consists of 268 acres of land, a clay, and unsuited for spade Snig's-end one of the seven estates upon which the "Land Scheme" of [Irish politician] Mr. Feargus O'Connor has been proved to present so miserable a 's-end was bought by Mr. O'Connor in 1847; the purchase-money being £12, case of O'Connor against Bradshaw, which last week occupied the
Snig's End - (from the Road), 1850. View of the Chartist estate in Gloucestershire: '...cottages built in the form of crescents; and the Malvern Hills in the property consists of 268 acres of land, a clay, and unsuited for spade Snig's-end one of the seven estates upon which the "Land Scheme" of [Irish politician] Mr. Feargus O'Connor has been proved to present so miserable a 's-end was bought by Mr. O'Connor in 1847; the purchase-money being £12, case of O'Connor against Bradshaw, which last week occupied the Court of Exchequer for three days, was the means of raising two issues - the legality of the Snig's-end project, and the honesty of Mr. Feargus O'Connor'. (After the failure of his Land Plan, O'Connor's behaviour became increasingly erratic, culminating in an assault on three MPs and a mental ). From "Illustrated London News", 1850.
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