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		<title>News from the Past &#8211; Winforton</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Horses, threshing machines, weather and more 1812 &#8211; Riding a Horse without Permission at Winforton James Morgan was convicted of riding a mare belong to his master Robert Pritchard, without permission on two occasions at night. The Rev. Dr. Clutton committed James to the House of Correction for one month. 1820 &#8211; Kicked by Horse [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<h2>1812 &#8211; Riding a Horse without Permission at Winforton</h2>
<p>James Morgan was convicted of riding a mare belong to his master Robert Pritchard, without permission on two occasions at night.</p>
<p>The Rev. Dr. Clutton committed James to the House of Correction for one month.</p>
<h2>1820 &#8211; Kicked by Horse at Winforton</h2>
<p>Thomas Jones was grooming a horse when it kicked out and killed him.</p>
<h2>1841 &#8211; Threshing Machine Accident at Winforton</h2>
<p>John Rotheroe, an eleven year old boy, was working a threshing machine when he became entangled in the works and was crushed to death.</p>
<h2>1856 &#8211; Butler Drops Dead at Winforton</h2>
<p>John Freeman worked as a butler for the Rev. W. Domvile at Winforton;  one day he was going about his duties when without warning he fell down and died.</p>
<p>Arthur Robert Lomax gave his opinion that the death was caused by an attack of apoplexy.</p>
<h2>1860 &#8211; Another Threshing Machine Accident at Winforton</h2>
<p>Thomas Davies, a 36 year old man,  was working with a threshing machine at the farm of Mr. Brown of Winforton when his leg became entangled.</p>
<p>Mr. Lomax, a surgeon of Eardisley attended to him and then moved him to the informary where Thomas was found to have a compound comminuted fracture of his right leg and it was amputated that night.</p>
<p>Three days later, Thomas developed phlebitis and died shortly afterwards leaving a widow and four children.</p>
<h2>1860 &#8211; Appalling Summer</h2>
<p>In the year of 1860 the weather in Herefordshire was absolutely awful,  with no real sun or heat just endless rain and wind with cold nights.</p>
<p>The rain was frequently torrential and crops were suffering.</p>
<h2>1860 &#8211; Drunk and Disorderly</h2>
<p>William Lloyd and Edward Prothero were charged with being drunk and disorderly at Eardisley.</p>
<p>It turned out that Edward Prothero was the parish constable for Winforton, and no doubt shamefacedly he pleaded guilty to the offence.</p>
<p>Both men were fined £1 plus expenses.</p>
<h2>1867 &#8211; Drunk and Riotous</h2>
<p>Thomas Chance of Eardisley was summoned for being drunk and riotous at Winforton on a Coursing Meeting day.</p>
<p>Thomas had no defence because he could remember nothing about it!</p>
<p>He was fined 5s plus costs.</p>
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