Thomas Hardy was a radical and the Secretary of the London Corresponding Society. It was the first radical group to be open to everyone. Their motto was that 'our members be unlimited'. Hardy wanted to send a petition to Parliament in the hope that the political system would be reformed. Alarmed by the events in France and by the popularity of the London Corresponding Society, officials arrested Thomas Hardy in May 1794 for high treason. Shortly after his arrest, supporters of the government attacked Hardy's house. The shock resulted in the death of his pregnant wife.
6 miles away!.......water seems to be receding a little now!....however the whole area is fecked!....shops running out of food, garages running out of petrol, certain areas totally cut off!.......total disaster zone!
6 miles away!.......water seems to be receding a little now!....however the whole area is fecked!....shops running out of food, garages running out of petrol, certain areas totally cut off!.......total disaster zone!