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British Whig politician For other uses , see Matthew Wood . Sir Matthew Wood Sir Matthew Wood , 1st Baronet , wearing the chain of the Lord Mayor of London . Portrait by Arthur William Devis Lord Mayor of London In office 1815-1817 Preceded by Samuel Birch Succeeded by Christopher Smith Member of Parliament for the City of London In office June 1817 - 25 September 1843 Preceded by Harvey Christian Combe Succeeded by James Pattison Personal details Born Matthew Wood 2 June 1768 Tiverton , Devon Died 25 September 1843 London , United Kingdom Spouse Maria Page Children 6 Sir Matthew Wood , 1st Baronet ( 2 June 1768 - 25 September 1843 ) was a British Whig politician , Lord Mayor of London from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist Member of Parliament . Early life Matthew Wood was the son of William Wood ( died 1809 ) , a serge maker from Exeter and Tiverton both in Devon , by his wife Catherine Cluse ( died 1798 ) . He was descended from the Wood family of Hareston in the parish of Brixton in Devon , which the family had inherited by marriage to the heiress of the Carslake family . Business career Wood was educated briefly at Blundell 's School in Tiverton , before being obliged to help his ailing father . He was involved in the putting-out system of his father 's business for serge , based at Tiverton , and the sale of cloth in Exeter . Wood was then apprenticed to his cousin , an Exeter chemist and druggist , but moved to London in 1790 to set himself up in business . In 1797 , Wood took an opportunity to go into business as a hop merchant . From then on , he was involved in parallel developments , as a druggist and hop trader . Around 1804 , Wood went into business , on the hops side , with Lieut.-Col. Edward Wigan , who died in 1814 , a London militia officer and goldsmith . He was later partner with Edward Wigan , eldest son of Lieut . Col . Edward Wigan . The firm of Wood , Wigan & Wood was based in Falcon Square , a small and largely residential area between Falcon Street to the west , and Silver Street to the east . The partners in it , in 1816 , were Matthew Wood , Alfred Wood ( another son of Lieut.-Col. Edward Wigan ) , and Philip Western Wood , Matthew 's brother . Around 1820 , that part of the business was moved to St Margaret Hill , in the centre of Southwark . The partnership changed , with the Wigans dropping out . Philip Wood , another brother Benjamin Wood , and Matthew 's youngest son Western all coming in . In 1832 , the business was once more in the City of London , on Mark Lane . It traded as Wood , Field & Wood . Wood also carried on a druggist business , in Falcon Square . In politics Wood was elected to the Court of Common Council of the City of London , representing the Cripplegate ward , in 1802 , holding the seat to 1807 . In 1807 he was elected to the Court of Aldermen . His initial effort to get into parliament was at the 1812 general election , when he and Robert Waithman only split the radical vote , coming 6th and 5th respectively in the four-member City of London constituency . In an 1814 by-election at Grampound he showed an interest , but did not make it a serious contest . Wood was a member of the Worshipful Company of Fishmongers , by tradition the leading Whig livery company ; he became its Prime Warden . He served as Sheriff of the City of London for 1809 . He won popularity by encouraging resistance to unpopular government measures and by his vigour as first magistrate in seeking to suppress the London underworld . Wood was a founder member of the Hampden Clubs and of the Union Society for parliamentary reform in 1812 . This was under the aegis of John Cartwright , whose parliamentary election campaign he supported in 1814 . Lord Mayor Wood was Lord Mayor of London from 1815 to 1817 . In December 1816 , he dispersed the Spa Fields riot , but went on to present to the Prince Regent a petition expressing the rioters ' demands for popular representation and reform . City scavengers cleansing the London streets of impurities ! ! , 1816 satirical print directed at the efforts of Lord Mayor Matthew Wood ( right , with broom ) to reduce overt prostitution in London Member of Parliament On 17 January 1817 Wood and Robert Waithman gave a reform banquet . At it Wood spoke in favour of triennial parliaments . In June 1817 , Wood was elected unopposed as a Member of Parliament for the City of London , following the resignation of Harvey Christian Combe MP . He held the seat until his death in 1843 . In 1821 , Matthew Wood was one of " seven wise men " that John Cartwright proposed to Jeremy Bentham , to act as " Guardians of Constitutional Reform " , their reports and observations to concern " the entire Democracy or Commons of the United Kingdom " . In addition to Bentham and himself , the other names Cartwright proposed were Sir Francis Burdett , Rev. William Draper ; George Ensor , Rev. Richard Hayes and Robert Williams . Caroline of Brunswick Wood was a prominent partisan and adviser of Queen Caroline on her return to England in 1820 : she arrived at Dover on 5 June . In 1813 , when she was a beleaguered Princess of Wales , he had gone to Kensington Palace with an address from the City of London , and congratulated her " upon her triumph over a wicked conspiracy against her honour and her life " . Wood had carried out a protracted campaign to stage manage her return . An apparent attempt via his son William to contact her in Italy , near Parma , took place in 1819 . Wood was corresponding with her by April 1820 , and his son John Page Wood met her in Geneva . Wood himself went to France at the end of May . At Saint-Omer , he frustrated the efforts of Henry Brougham , the Queen 's attorney-general , and Lord Hutchinson , who were on a government-backed mission to buy her off . Wood convinced the Queen with promises of the popular acclaim that would greet her . They arrived in London on 6 June . The diarist Charles Greville noted on 7 June : The Queen arrived in London yesterday at seven o' clock … She travelled in an open landau , Alderman Wood sitting by her side and Lady Anne Hamilton and another woman opposite . Everybody was disgusted at the vulgarity of Wood in sitting in the place of honour , while the Duke of Hamilton 's sister was sitting backwards in the carriage . Mother Wood , the Popular Procuress- ! , 1820 satirical print of Matthew Wood , dressed as a well-known brothel keeper Wood took a significant role in the political uproar that followed . He avoided , however , her trial . He was the subject , along with the Queen and her Italian lover Bartolomeo Pergami , of many lampoons . Theodore Lane created a series of scurrilous images of the trio . In Moments of Pleasure , Wood is seen dancing for the Queen . Moments of Pleasure , satirical engraving by Theodore Lane showing Lady Anne Hamilton , Matthew Wood and Caroline of Brunswick At the Queen 's funeral in London on 14 August 1821 , Wood 's son John , her chaplain , was in one of the main mourning coaches ; his father Matthew 's carriage was further back in the procession . That night the Queen 's coffin lay in St Peter 's Church , Colchester . Wood attended , bringing under his coat an engraved plate , made with the agreement of the Queen 's executors , Stephen Lushington and Thomas Wilde . They wished to have it attached to the coffin , but when a cabinet-maker came , Sir George Nayler , Clarenceux King of Arms would not allow it . Lushington was unable to resolve the stand-off , and a crowd gathered outside the church . In the end the plate was replaced by another , inscribed in Latin . On 15 August 1821 , the Queen 's coffin was taken to Harwich , and put on board HMS Glasgow . It arrived at Stade on 20 August , and ultimately was placed in a vault in Brunswick Cathedral . Supporters had managed while the coffin was at sea to place on it the inscription " Caroline , the injured Queen of England " . Accompanying it was the Rev. John Page Wood , who had been at the Queen 's deathbed . Jemmy Wood legal case In 1836 the Gloucester banker James 'Jemmy ' Wood , one of the richest men in the country , died , and Matthew Wood , though unrelated , was one of his executors and heirs . Jemmy Wood 's sister Elizabeth was an admirer of Queen Caroline and had already left property to Matthew Wood when she died c.1823 . In 1833 , Jemmy Wood gave Matthew Wood rent-free use of Hatherley House , owned by his bank ; Matthew Wood in turn allowed Jemmy to send all his mail under parliamentary franked cover . Matthew Wood campaigned for a baronetcy both for himself , and for Jemmy Wood ; and was written into Jemmy Wood 's will . In a resulting legal case , on 20 February 1839 Judge Herbert Jenner-Fust at the Arches Prerogative Court , London , " decided that the terms were made by conspiracy and fraud , and ordered that the whole of the immense property should be divided amongst two relations " . Some years later , this verdict was overturned on appeal by Lord Lyndhurst . The remaining estate of Jemmy Wood went according to the original will , with Matthew Wood receiving over £100,000 . Baronetcy Queen Victoria made Wood a baronet in her accession year of 1837 , of Hatherley House in Gloucestershire , the seat being the still-disputed country house . Marriage and children On 5 November 1795 Wood married Maria Page , the daughter of John Page of Woodbridge in Suffolk , by whom he had six children : 1. John Page Wood ( 1796-1866 ) , who became a Church of England vicar in Essex . His daughter Katharine Wood ( 1846-1921 ) is better known by her married name of Katharine O' Shea . Popularly known as Kitty O' Shea , her relationship with the Irish leader Charles Stewart Parnell led to a political scandal which caused his downfall . John 's son Evelyn Wood ( 1838-1919 ) was a Field Marshal and a recipient of the Victoria Cross . 2. Maria Elizabeth Wood ( born 1798 ) 3. Catharine Wood ( born 1799 ) 4 . William Wood , 1st Baron Hatherley ( 1801-1881 ) , a barrister and Liberal MP who served as Lord Chancellor from 1868 to 1872 5. Western Wood ( 1804-1863 ) , MP for the City of London 1861-63 6 . Henry-Wright Wood ( born 1806 ) , died an infant . The present Page-Wood baronets quarter the arms of Carslake Argent , a bull 's head erased sable .

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british whig politician [PERSON] for other uses [USE] , see matthew wood [WOOD] . sir matthew wood [WOOD] sir matthew wood [WOOD] [WOOD] , 1st baronet [PERSON] , wearing the chain [PERSON] of the lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] . portrait [PERSON] by arthur william devis lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] in office [PLACE] 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch [PERSON] succeeded by christopher smith member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] in office june [PERIOD] 1817 - 25 september [PERIOD] 1843 preceded by harvey christian [PERSON] combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood [WOOD] 2 june [PERIOD] 1768 tiverton [UNKNOWN] , devon [PERSON] died 25 september [PERIOD] 1843 london [PLACE] , united kingdom [PLACE] spouse maria page [PLACE] children [PERSON] 6 sir matthew wood [WOOD] , 1st baronet [PERSON] ( 2 june [PERIOD] 1768 - 25 september [PERIOD] 1843 ) was a british whig politician [PERSON] , lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death [EVENT] in 1843 a reformist member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] . early life [EVENT] matthew wood [WOOD] was the son [PERSON] of william wood [WOOD] ( died 1809 ) , a serge [PERSON] maker [DEITY] from exeter [PLACE] and tiverton [UNKNOWN] both in devon [PERSON] , by his wife catherine cluse [PERSON] ( died 1798 ) . he was descended from the wood family [HUMAN GROUP] of hareston [UNKNOWN] in the parish [PERSON] of brixton [PERSON] in devon [PERSON] , which the family [HUMAN GROUP] had inherited by marriage [ACT] to the heiress [PERSON] of the carslake family [HUMAN GROUP] . business [EVENT] career wood [WOOD] was educated briefly at blundell [PERSON] 's school [INSTITUTION] in tiverton [UNKNOWN] , before being obliged to help his ailing father [PERSON] . he was involved in the putting-out system [SYSTEM] of his father [PERSON] 's business [EVENT] for serge [PERSON] , based at tiverton [UNKNOWN] , and the sale [ACT] of cloth [CLOTH] in exeter [PLACE] . wood [WOOD] was then apprenticed to his cousin [PERSON] , an exeter chemist [PLACE] and druggist [PERSON] , but moved to london [PLACE] in 1790 to set himself up in business [EVENT] . in 1797 , wood [WOOD] took an opportunity [OPPORTUNITY] to go into business [EVENT] as a hop merchant [PERSON] . from then on , he was involved in parallel developments [SERIES] , as a druggist [PERSON] and hop trader [PERSON] . around 1804 , wood [WOOD] went into business [EVENT] , on the hops side [PLACE] , with lieut.-col. edward wigan [PERSON] , who died in 1814 , a london militia officer [PLACE] and goldsmith [PERSON] . he was later partner [WOOD] with edward wigan [PERSON] , eldest son [PERSON] of lieut [UNKNOWN] . col [PERSON] . edward wigan [PERSON] . the firm [INSTITUTION] of wood [WOOD] , wigan [PERSON] & wood [WOOD] was based in falcon square [PLACE] , a small and largely residential area [AREA] between falcon street [PLACE] to the west [PLACE] , and silver street [PLACE] to the east [PLACE] . the partners [WOOD] in it , in 1816 , were matthew wood [WOOD] , alfred wood [WOOD] ( another son [PERSON] of lieut.-col. edward wigan [PERSON] ) , and philip western wood [WOOD] [WOOD] , matthew [PERSON] 's brother [PERSON] . around 1820 , that part of the business [EVENT] was moved to st margaret hill [HILL] , in the centre [UNKNOWN] of southwark [PLACE] . the partnership [STATE] changed , with the wigans [PLANT] dropping out . philip wood [WOOD] , another brother benjamin wood [WOOD] , and matthew [PERSON] 's youngest son western [PLACE] all coming in . in 1832 , the business [EVENT] was once more in the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] , on mark lane [PERSON] . it traded as wood [WOOD] , field [BALL] & wood [WOOD] . wood [WOOD] also carried on a druggist business [EVENT] , in falcon square [PLACE] . in politics wood [WOOD] was elected to the court [EVENT] of common council [HUMAN GROUP] of the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] , representing the cripplegate ward [PERSON] , in 1802 , holding the seat [PROPERTY] to 1807 . in 1807 he was elected to the court [EVENT] of aldermen [UNKNOWN] . his initial effort [ACTION] to get into parliament [HUMAN GROUP] was at the 1812 general election [PERSON] , when he and robert waithman [PERSON] only split the radical vote [EVENT] , coming 6th and 5th respectively in the four-member city [PLACE] of london constituency [PLACE] . in an 1814 by-election at grampound [UNKNOWN] he showed an interest [ACT] , but did not make it a serious contest [CONDITION] . wood [WOOD] was a member [PERSON] of the worshipful company [INSTITUTION] of fishmongers [PERSON] , by tradition [ACT] the leading whig livery company [INSTITUTION] ; he became its prime warden [PERSON] . he served as sheriff [PERSON] of the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] for 1809 . he won popularity [ACT] by encouraging resistance [ACT] to unpopular government measures [MEASURE] and by his vigour [PERSON] as first magistrate [UNKNOWN] in seeking to suppress the london underworld [PERSON] . wood [WOOD] was a founder member [PERSON] of the hampden clubs [UNKNOWN] and of the union society [INSTITUTION] for parliamentary [UNKNOWN] reform [AMOUNT] in 1812 . this was under the aegis [PROCESS] of john cartwright [PERSON] , whose parliamentary [UNKNOWN] election campaign [PERSON] he supported in 1814 . lord mayor wood [WOOD] was lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] from 1815 to 1817 . in december [PERIOD] 1816 , he dispersed the spa fields [UNKNOWN] riot , but went on to present to the prince regent [PERSON] a petition [ACT] expressing the rioters [PERSON] ' demands [AMOUNT] for popular [UNKNOWN] representation [ACT] and reform [AMOUNT] . city scavengers [PLACE] cleansing the london streets [PERSON] of impurities [PROPERTY] ! ! , 1816 satirical print [CLOTH] directed at the efforts [ACTION] of lord mayor matthew wood [WOOD] [WOOD] ( right , with broom [DISPUTE] ) to reduce overt prostitution [EVENT] in london member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] on 17 january 1817 wood [WOOD] and robert waithman [PERSON] gave a reform [AMOUNT] banquet [FOOD] . at it wood [WOOD] spoke in favour [PERSON] of triennial parliaments [ACT] . in june [PERIOD] 1817 , wood [WOOD] was elected unopposed as a member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] , following the resignation [ACT] of harvey christian combe mp [PERSON] . he held the seat [PROPERTY] until his death [EVENT] in 1843 . in 1821 , matthew wood [WOOD] was one of " seven wise men [PERSON] " that john cartwright [PERSON] proposed to jeremy bentham [PERSON] , to act as " guardians [ENTITY] of constitutional reform [AMOUNT] " , their reports [PERSON] and observations [ACT] to concern " the entire democracy [QUALITY] or commons [UNKNOWN] of the united kingdom [PLACE] " . in addition [PERSON] to bentham [PERSON] and himself , the other names [NAME] cartwright proposed were sir francis burdett [PERSON] , rev. william draper ; george ensor [PERSON] , rev. richard hayes [PERSON] and robert williams [PERSON] . caroline [PERSON] of brunswick wood [WOOD] was a prominent partisan [PERSON] and adviser [PERSON] of queen caroline [PERSON] on her return [ACT] to england [PLACE] in 1820 : she arrived at dover [PLACE] on 5 june [PERIOD] . in 1813 , when she was a beleaguered princess [EVENT] of wales [PLACE] , he had gone to kensington palace [PERSON] with an address [UNKNOWN] from the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] , and congratulated her " upon her triumph [GROUP] over a wicked conspiracy [AGREEMENT] against her honour [UNKNOWN] and her life [EVENT] " . wood [WOOD] had carried out a protracted campaign [PERSON] to stage manage her return [ACT] . an apparent attempt [ACTION] via his son william [PERSON] to contact her in italy [PLACE] , near parma [PLACE] , took place [PLACE] in 1819 . wood [WOOD] was corresponding with her by april [PERIOD] 1820 , and his son john page wood [WOOD] [WOOD] met her in geneva [PLACE] . wood [WOOD] himself went to france [PLACE] at the end [UNKNOWN] of may [PERIOD] . at saint-omer , he frustrated the efforts [ACTION] of henry brougham [PERSON] , the queen [PERSON] 's attorney-general , and lord hutchinson [PERSON] , who were on a government-backed mission [PLACE] to buy her off . wood [WOOD] convinced the queen [PERSON] with promises [UNKNOWN] of the popular [UNKNOWN] acclaim [STATEMENT] that would greet her . they arrived in london [PLACE] on 6 june [PERIOD] . the diarist charles greville [PERSON] noted on 7 june [PERIOD] : the queen [PERSON] arrived in london [PLACE] yesterday at seven o' clock [PARTICLE] … she travelled in an open landau [PLACE] , alderman wood [WOOD] sitting by her side [PLACE] and lady anne hamilton [PERSON] and another woman opposite [PERSON] . everybody [UNKNOWN] was disgusted at the vulgarity [QUALITY] of wood [WOOD] in sitting in the place [PLACE] of honour [UNKNOWN] , while the duke [PERSON] of hamilton [PERSON] 's sister [PERSON] was sitting backwards in the carriage [ACT] . mother wood [WOOD] , the popular [UNKNOWN] procuress- ! , 1820 satirical print [CLOTH] of matthew wood [WOOD] , dressed as a well-known brothel [BUILDING] keeper wood [WOOD] took a significant role [ROLE] in the political uproar [SOUND] that followed . he avoided , however , her trial [EVENT] . he was the subject [UNKNOWN] , along with the queen [PERSON] and her italian lover bartolomeo pergami [PERSON] , of many lampoons [ACTION] . theodore lane [PERSON] created a series [SERIES] of scurrilous images [IMAGE] of the trio [USE] . in moments [SPEECH ACT] of pleasure [PERSON] , wood [WOOD] is seen dancing [SEQUENCE] for the queen [PERSON] . moments [SPEECH ACT] of pleasure [PERSON] , satirical engraving by theodore lane [PERSON] showing lady anne hamilton [PERSON] , matthew wood [WOOD] and caroline [PERSON] of brunswick [PLACE] at the queen [PERSON] 's funeral [ACTION] in london [PLACE] on 14 august [PERIOD] 1821 , wood [WOOD] 's son john [PERSON] , her chaplain [PERSON] , was in one of the main mourning coaches [PERSON] ; his father matthew [PERSON] 's carriage [ACT] was further back in the procession [STATE] . that night [PERIOD] the queen [PERSON] 's coffin [SEQUENCE] lay in st peter [PLACE] 's church [PERSON] , colchester [PLACE] . wood [WOOD] attended , bringing under his coat [ABSTRACT ENTITY] an engraved plate [PERSON] , made with the agreement [AGREEMENT] of the queen [PERSON] 's executors [UNKNOWN] , stephen lushington [PLACE] and thomas wilde [PERSON] . they wished to have it attached to the coffin [SEQUENCE] , but when a cabinet-maker came , sir george nayler [PERSON] , clarenceux king [PERSON] of arms [BODY] would not allow it . lushington [PLACE] was unable to resolve the stand-off , and a crowd [GROUP] gathered outside the church [PERSON] . in the end [UNKNOWN] the plate [PERSON] was replaced by another , inscribed in latin [UNKNOWN] . on 15 august [PERIOD] 1821 , the queen [PERSON] 's coffin [SEQUENCE] was taken to harwich [PLACE] , and put on board hms glasgow [PERSON] . it arrived at stade [PLACE] on 20 august [PERIOD] , and ultimately was placed in a vault [ROOM] in brunswick cathedral [PLACE] . supporters [PERSON] had managed while the coffin [SEQUENCE] was at sea [PLACE] to place [PLACE] on it the inscription [ACT] " caroline [PERSON] , the injured queen [PERSON] of england [PLACE] " . accompanying it was the rev. john page wood [WOOD] [WOOD] , who had been at the queen [PERSON] 's deathbed [UNKNOWN] . jemmy [PERSON] wood [WOOD] legal case [RANK] in 1836 the gloucester banker james 'jemmy [PERSON] ' wood [WOOD] , one of the richest men [PERSON] in the country [PLACE] , died , and matthew wood [WOOD] , though unrelated , was one of his executors [UNKNOWN] and heirs [PERSON] . jemmy wood [WOOD] 's sister elizabeth [PERSON] was an admirer [PERSON] of queen caroline [PERSON] and had already left property [PROPERTY] to matthew wood [WOOD] when she died c.1823 . in 1833 , jemmy wood [WOOD] gave matthew wood [WOOD] rent-free use of hatherley house [PLACE] , owned by his bank [PLACE] ; matthew wood [WOOD] in turn [AMOUNT] allowed jemmy [PERSON] to send all his mail [PERSON] under parliamentary [UNKNOWN] franked cover . matthew wood [WOOD] campaigned for a baronetcy [PERSON] both for himself , and for jemmy wood [WOOD] ; and was written into jemmy wood [WOOD] 's will [UNKNOWN] . in a resulting legal case [RANK] , on 20 february 1839 judge herbert jenner-fust at the arches prerogative court [EVENT] , london [PLACE] , " decided that the terms [TERM] were made by conspiracy [AGREEMENT] and fraud [ACT] , and ordered that the whole [UNKNOWN] of the immense property [PROPERTY] should be divided amongst two relations [RELATION] " . some years [PERIOD] later , this verdict [DECISION] was overturned on appeal [PERSON] by lord lyndhurst [PERSON] . the remaining estate [ESTATE] of jemmy wood [WOOD] went according to the original will [UNKNOWN] , with matthew wood [WOOD] receiving over £100,000 . baronetcy queen [PERSON] victoria [PERSON] made wood [WOOD] a baronet [PERSON] in her accession year [PERIOD] of 1837 , of hatherley house [PLACE] in gloucestershire [PLACE] , the seat [PROPERTY] being the still-disputed country house [PLACE] . marriage [ACT] and children [PERSON] on 5 november 1795 wood [WOOD] married maria page [PLACE] , the daughter [PERSON] of john page [PERSON] of woodbridge [PERSON] in suffolk [UNKNOWN] , by whom he had six children [PERSON] : 1. john page wood [WOOD] [WOOD] ( 1796-1866 ) , who became a church [PERSON] of england [PLACE] vicar in essex [PLACE] . his daughter katharine wood [WOOD] ( 1846-1921 ) is better known by her married name [NAME] of katharine o' shea [PERSON] . popularly known as kitty o' shea [PERSON] , her relationship [RELATIONSHIP] with the irish leader charles stewart parnell [PERSON] led to a political scandal [STATEMENT] which caused his downfall [ACT] . john [PERSON] 's son evelyn wood [WOOD] ( 1838-1919 ) was a field marshal [FORCE] and a recipient [PERSON] of the victoria cross [PLACE] . 2. maria elizabeth wood [WOOD] ( born 1798 ) 3. catharine wood [WOOD] ( born 1799 ) 4 . william wood [WOOD] , 1st baron hatherley [PERSON] ( 1801-1881 ) , a barrister [PERSON] and liberal mp [PERSON] who served as lord chancellor [PERSON] from 1868 to 1872 5. western wood [WOOD] ( 1804-1863 ) , mp for the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] 1861-63 6 . henry-wright wood [WOOD] ( born 1806 ) , died an infant [EVENT] . the present page-wood baronets quarter [PLACE] the arms [BODY] of carslake argent [PERSON] , a bull [ARTIFACT] 's head [HEAD] erased sable .

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | wood | 24 | WOOD | british whig politician for other uses , see matthew wood . |
2 | london | 16 | PLACE | sir matthew wood sir matthew wood , 1st baronet , wearing the chain of the lord mayor of london . |
3 | queen | 11 | PERSON | caroline of brunswick wood was a prominent partisan and adviser of queen caroline on her return to england in 1820 : she arrived at dover on 5 june . |
4 | matthew wood | 10 | WOOD | british whig politician for other uses , see matthew wood . |
5 | city | 7 | PLACE | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
6 | business | 6 | EVENT | business career |
7 | jemmy wood | 5 | WOOD | jemmy wood 's sister elizabeth was an admirer of queen caroline and had already left property to matthew wood when she died c.1823 . |
8 | june | 5 | PERIOD | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
9 | parliament | 5 | HUMAN GROUP | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
10 | coffin | 4 | SEQUENCE | that night the queen 's coffin lay in st peter 's church , colchester . |
11 | england | 3 | PLACE | caroline of brunswick wood was a prominent partisan and adviser of queen caroline on her return to england in 1820 : she arrived at dover on 5 june . |
12 | tiverton | 3 | UNKNOWN | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
13 | baronet | 3 | PERSON | sir matthew wood sir matthew wood , 1st baronet , wearing the chain of the lord mayor of london . |
14 | august | 3 | PERIOD | moments of pleasure , satirical engraving by theodore lane showing lady anne hamilton , matthew wood and caroline of brunswick at the queen 's funeral in london on 14 august 1821 , wood 's son john , her chaplain , was in one of the main mourning coaches ; his father matthew 's carriage was further back in the procession . |
15 | devon | 3 | PERSON | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
16 | seat | 3 | PROPERTY | wood was elected to the court of common council of the city of london , representing the cripplegate ward , in 1802 , holding the seat to 1807 . |
17 | church | 3 | PERSON | that night the queen 's coffin lay in st peter 's church , colchester . |
18 | lord mayor | 3 | HUMAN ROLE | sir matthew wood sir matthew wood , 1st baronet , wearing the chain of the lord mayor of london . |
19 | son | 3 | PERSON | matthew wood was the son of william wood ( died 1809 ) , a serge maker from exeter and tiverton both in devon , by his wife catherine cluse ( died 1798 ) . |
20 | caroline | 3 | PERSON | caroline of brunswick wood was a prominent partisan and adviser of queen caroline on her return to england in 1820 : she arrived at dover on 5 june . |
21 | will | 2 | UNKNOWN | matthew wood campaigned for a baronetcy both for himself , and for jemmy wood ; and was written into jemmy wood 's will . |
22 | exeter | 2 | PLACE | matthew wood was the son of william wood ( died 1809 ) , a serge maker from exeter and tiverton both in devon , by his wife catherine cluse ( died 1798 ) . |
23 | arms | 2 | BODY | they wished to have it attached to the coffin , but when a cabinet-maker came , sir george nayler , clarenceux king of arms would not allow it . |
24 | william wood | 2 | WOOD | matthew wood was the son of william wood ( died 1809 ) , a serge maker from exeter and tiverton both in devon , by his wife catherine cluse ( died 1798 ) . |
25 | druggist | 2 | PERSON | wood was then apprenticed to his cousin , an exeter chemist and druggist , but moved to london in 1790 to set himself up in business . |
26 | pleasure | 2 | PERSON | in moments of pleasure , wood is seen dancing for the queen . |
27 | print | 2 | CLOTH | city scavengers cleansing the london streets of impurities ! ! , 1816 satirical print directed at the efforts of lord mayor matthew wood ( right , with broom ) to reduce overt prostitution in london member of parliament on 17 january 1817 wood and robert waithman gave a reform banquet . |
28 | honour | 2 | UNKNOWN | in 1813 , when she was a beleaguered princess of wales , he had gone to kensington palace with an address from the city of london , and congratulated her " upon her triumph over a wicked conspiracy against her honour and her life " . |
29 | member | 2 | PERSON | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
30 | hatherley house | 2 | PLACE | in 1833 , jemmy wood gave matthew wood rent-free use of hatherley house , owned by his bank ; |
31 | conspiracy | 2 | AGREEMENT | in 1813 , when she was a beleaguered princess of wales , he had gone to kensington palace with an address from the city of london , and congratulated her " upon her triumph over a wicked conspiracy against her honour and her life " . |
32 | lady anne hamilton | 2 | PERSON | she travelled in an open landau , alderman wood sitting by her side and lady anne hamilton and another woman opposite . |
33 | place | 2 | PLACE | an apparent attempt via his son william to contact her in italy , near parma , took place in 1819 . |
34 | efforts | 2 | ACTION | city scavengers cleansing the london streets of impurities ! ! , 1816 satirical print directed at the efforts of lord mayor matthew wood ( right , with broom ) to reduce overt prostitution in london member of parliament on 17 january 1817 wood and robert waithman gave a reform banquet . |
35 | plate | 2 | PERSON | wood attended , bringing under his coat an engraved plate , made with the agreement of the queen 's executors , stephen lushington and thomas wilde . |
36 | john | 2 | PERSON | this was under the aegis of john cartwright , whose parliamentary election campaign he supported in 1814 . |
37 | moments | 2 | SPEECH ACT | in moments of pleasure , wood is seen dancing for the queen . |
38 | queen caroline | 2 | PERSON | caroline of brunswick wood was a prominent partisan and adviser of queen caroline on her return to england in 1820 : she arrived at dover on 5 june . |
39 | lieut. col. edward wigan | 2 | PERSON |  |
40 | executors | 2 | UNKNOWN | wood attended , bringing under his coat an engraved plate , made with the agreement of the queen 's executors , stephen lushington and thomas wilde . |
41 | matthew | 2 | PERSON | british whig politician for other uses , see matthew wood . |
42 | father | 2 | PERSON | wood was educated briefly at blundell 's school in tiverton , before being obliged to help his ailing father . |
43 | edward wigan | 2 | PERSON | around 1804 , wood went into business , on the hops side , with lieut.-col. edward wigan , who died in 1814 , a london militia officer and goldsmith . |
44 | end | 2 | UNKNOWN | wood himself went to france at the end of may . |
45 | september | 2 | PERIOD | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
46 | children | 2 | PERSON | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
47 | death | 2 | EVENT | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
48 | case | 2 | RANK | wood legal case in 1836 the gloucester banker james 'jemmy ' |
49 | theodore lane | 2 | PERSON | theodore lane created a series of scurrilous images of the trio . |
50 | marriage | 2 | ACT | he was descended from the wood family of hareston in the parish of brixton in devon , which the family had inherited by marriage to the heiress of the carslake family . |
51 | court | 2 | EVENT | wood was elected to the court of common council of the city of london , representing the cripplegate ward , in 1802 , holding the seat to 1807 . |
52 | reform | 2 | AMOUNT | wood was a founder member of the hampden clubs and of the union society for parliamentary reform in 1812 . |
53 | falcon square | 2 | PLACE | the firm of wood , wigan & wood was based in falcon square , a small and largely residential area between falcon street to the west , and silver street to the east . |
54 | carriage | 2 | ACT | everybody was disgusted at the vulgarity of wood in sitting in the place of honour , while the duke of hamilton 's sister was sitting backwards in the carriage . |
55 | british whig politician | 2 | PERSON | british whig politician for other uses , see matthew wood . |
56 | return | 2 | ACT | caroline of brunswick wood was a prominent partisan and adviser of queen caroline on her return to england in 1820 : she arrived at dover on 5 june . |
57 | robert waithman | 2 | PERSON | his initial effort to get into parliament was at the 1812 general election , when he and robert waithman only split the radical vote , coming 6th and 5th respectively in the four-member city of london constituency . |
58 | arches prerogative court | 1 | EVENT | in a resulting legal case , on 20 february 1839 judge herbert jenner-fust at the arches prerogative court , london , " decided that the terms were made by conspiracy and fraud , and ordered that the whole of the immense property should be divided amongst two relations " . |
59 | robert williams | 1 | PERSON | william draper ; george ensor , rev. richard hayes and robert williams . |
60 | election campaign | 1 | PERSON | this was under the aegis of john cartwright , whose parliamentary election campaign he supported in 1814 . |
61 | bartolomeo pergami | 1 | PERSON | he was the subject , along with the queen and her italian lover bartolomeo pergami , of many lampoons . |
62 | samuel birch | 1 | PERSON | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
63 | parish | 1 | PERSON | he was descended from the wood family of hareston in the parish of brixton in devon , which the family had inherited by marriage to the heiress of the carslake family . |
64 | jemmy | 1 | PERSON | jemmy |
65 | scandal | 1 | STATEMENT | popularly known as kitty o' shea , her relationship with the irish leader charles stewart parnell led to a political scandal which caused his downfall . |
66 | sister elizabeth | 1 | PERSON | jemmy wood 's sister elizabeth was an admirer of queen caroline and had already left property to matthew wood when she died c.1823 . |
67 | london streets | 1 | PERSON | city scavengers cleansing the london streets of impurities ! ! , 1816 satirical print directed at the efforts of lord mayor matthew wood ( right , with broom ) to reduce overt prostitution in london member of parliament on 17 january 1817 wood and robert waithman gave a reform banquet . |
68 | maria page | 1 | PLACE | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
69 | irish leader charles stewart parnell | 1 | PERSON | popularly known as kitty o' shea , her relationship with the irish leader charles stewart parnell led to a political scandal which caused his downfall . |
70 | business career wood | 1 | WOOD |  |
71 | sir francis burdett | 1 | PERSON | in addition to bentham and himself , the other names cartwright proposed were sir francis burdett , rev. |
72 | sister | 1 | PERSON | everybody was disgusted at the vulgarity of wood in sitting in the place of honour , while the duke of hamilton 's sister was sitting backwards in the carriage . |
73 | aegis | 1 | PROCESS | this was under the aegis of john cartwright , whose parliamentary election campaign he supported in 1814 . |
74 | prime warden | 1 | PERSON | wood was a member of the worshipful company of fishmongers , by tradition the leading whig livery company ; he became its prime warden . |
75 | country house | 1 | PLACE | baronetcy queen victoria made wood a baronet in her accession year of 1837 , of hatherley house in gloucestershire , the seat being the still-disputed country house . |
76 | guardians | 1 | ENTITY | in 1821 , matthew wood was one of " seven wise men " that john cartwright proposed to jeremy bentham , to act as " guardians of constitutional reform " , their reports and observations to concern " the entire democracy or commons of the united kingdom " . |
77 | carslake family | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | he was descended from the wood family of hareston in the parish of brixton in devon , which the family had inherited by marriage to the heiress of the carslake family . |
78 | brother benjamin wood | 1 | WOOD | philip wood , another brother benjamin wood , and matthew 's youngest son western all coming in . |
79 | italy | 1 | PLACE | an apparent attempt via his son william to contact her in italy , near parma , took place in 1819 . |
80 | clarenceux king | 1 | PERSON | they wished to have it attached to the coffin , but when a cabinet-maker came , sir george nayler , clarenceux king of arms would not allow it . |
81 | reformist member | 1 | PERSON | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
82 | harvey christian combe mp | 1 | PERSON | in june 1817 , wood was elected unopposed as a member of parliament for the city of london , following the resignation of harvey christian combe mp . |
83 | blundell | 1 | PERSON | wood was educated briefly at blundell 's school in tiverton , before being obliged to help his ailing father . |
84 | december | 1 | PERIOD | in december 1816 , he dispersed the spa fields riot , but went on to present to the prince regent a petition expressing the rioters ' demands for popular representation and reform . |
85 | uses | 1 | USE | british whig politician for other uses , see matthew wood . |
86 | parliaments | 1 | ACT | at it wood spoke in favour of triennial parliaments . |
87 | woman opposite | 1 | PERSON | she travelled in an open landau , alderman wood sitting by her side and lady anne hamilton and another woman opposite . |
88 | dover | 1 | PLACE | caroline of brunswick wood was a prominent partisan and adviser of queen caroline on her return to england in 1820 : she arrived at dover on 5 june . |
89 | broom | 1 | DISPUTE | city scavengers cleansing the london streets of impurities ! ! , 1816 satirical print directed at the efforts of lord mayor matthew wood ( right , with broom ) to reduce overt prostitution in london member of parliament on 17 january 1817 wood and robert waithman gave a reform banquet . |
90 | serge | 1 | PERSON | matthew wood was the son of william wood ( died 1809 ) , a serge maker from exeter and tiverton both in devon , by his wife catherine cluse ( died 1798 ) . |
91 | london member | 1 | PERSON | city scavengers cleansing the london streets of impurities ! ! , 1816 satirical print directed at the efforts of lord mayor matthew wood ( right , with broom ) to reduce overt prostitution in london member of parliament on 17 january 1817 wood and robert waithman gave a reform banquet . |
92 | politics wood | 1 | WOOD |  |
93 | partisan | 1 | PERSON | caroline of brunswick wood was a prominent partisan and adviser of queen caroline on her return to england in 1820 : she arrived at dover on 5 june . |
94 | stand off | 1 | POSITION |  |
95 | hampden clubs | 1 | UNKNOWN | wood was a founder member of the hampden clubs and of the union society for parliamentary reform in 1812 . |
96 | james pattison personal details born matthew wood june tiverton | 1 | PERSON |  |
97 | hop merchant | 1 | PERSON | in 1797 , wood took an opportunity to go into business as a hop merchant . |
98 | grampound | 1 | UNKNOWN | in an 1814 by-election at grampound he showed an interest , but did not make it a serious contest . |
99 | gloucester banker james 'jemmy | 1 | PERSON | wood legal case in 1836 the gloucester banker james 'jemmy ' |
100 | philip wood | 1 | WOOD | philip wood , another brother benjamin wood , and matthew 's youngest son western all coming in . |
101 | clock | 1 | PARTICLE | the diarist charles greville noted on 7 june : the queen arrived in london yesterday at seven o' clock … |
102 | son william | 1 | PERSON | an apparent attempt via his son william to contact her in italy , near parma , took place in 1819 . |
103 | arthur william devis lord mayor | 1 | HUMAN ROLE | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
104 | supporters | 1 | PERSON | supporters had managed while the coffin was at sea to place on it the inscription " caroline , the injured queen of england " . |
105 | george ensor | 1 | PERSON | william draper ; george ensor , rev. richard hayes and robert williams . |
106 | everybody | 1 | UNKNOWN | everybody was disgusted at the vulgarity of wood in sitting in the place of honour , while the duke of hamilton 's sister was sitting backwards in the carriage . |
107 | side | 1 | PLACE | around 1804 , wood went into business , on the hops side , with lieut.-col. edward wigan , who died in 1814 , a london militia officer and goldsmith . |
108 | maria elizabeth wood | 1 | WOOD | 2. maria elizabeth wood ( born 1798 ) 3. catharine wood ( born 1799 ) 4 . |
109 | london militia officer | 1 | PLACE | around 1804 , wood went into business , on the hops side , with lieut.-col. edward wigan , who died in 1814 , a london militia officer and goldsmith . |
110 | petition | 1 | ACT | in december 1816 , he dispersed the spa fields riot , but went on to present to the prince regent a petition expressing the rioters ' demands for popular representation and reform . |
111 | immense property | 1 | PROPERTY | in a resulting legal case , on 20 february 1839 judge herbert jenner-fust at the arches prerogative court , london , " decided that the terms were made by conspiracy and fraud , and ordered that the whole of the immense property should be divided amongst two relations " . |
112 | heirs | 1 | PERSON | wood , one of the richest men in the country , died , and matthew wood , though unrelated , was one of his executors and heirs . |
113 | constitutional reform | 1 | AMOUNT | in 1821 , matthew wood was one of " seven wise men " that john cartwright proposed to jeremy bentham , to act as " guardians of constitutional reform " , their reports and observations to concern " the entire democracy or commons of the united kingdom " . |
114 | name | 1 | NAME | his daughter katharine wood ( 1846-1921 ) is better known by her married name of katharine o' shea . |
115 | rev. william draper | 1 | PERSON |  |
116 | appeal | 1 | PERSON | some years later , this verdict was overturned on appeal by lord lyndhurst . |
117 | deathbed | 1 | UNKNOWN | accompanying it was the rev. john page wood , who had been at the queen 's deathbed . |
118 | funeral | 1 | ACTION | moments of pleasure , satirical engraving by theodore lane showing lady anne hamilton , matthew wood and caroline of brunswick at the queen 's funeral in london on 14 august 1821 , wood 's son john , her chaplain , was in one of the main mourning coaches ; his father matthew 's carriage was further back in the procession . |
119 | carslake argent | 1 | PERSON | the present page-wood baronets quarter the arms of carslake argent , a bull 's head erased sable . |
120 | saint omer | 1 | PERSON |  |
121 | cloth | 1 | CLOTH | he was involved in the putting-out system of his father 's business for serge , based at tiverton , and the sale of cloth in exeter . |
122 | john page wood | 1 | WOOD | wood was corresponding with her by april 1820 , and his son john page wood met her in geneva . |
123 | brothel | 1 | BUILDING | mother wood , the popular procuress- ! , 1820 satirical print of matthew wood , dressed as a well-known brothel keeper wood took a significant role in the political uproar that followed . |
124 | prince regent | 1 | PERSON | in december 1816 , he dispersed the spa fields riot , but went on to present to the prince regent a petition expressing the rioters ' demands for popular representation and reform . |
125 | matthew wood rent free use | 1 | USE |  |
126 | inscription | 1 | ACT | supporters had managed while the coffin was at sea to place on it the inscription " caroline , the injured queen of england " . |
127 | christopher smith member | 1 | PERSON | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
128 | verdict | 1 | DECISION | some years later , this verdict was overturned on appeal by lord lyndhurst . |
129 | reports | 1 | PERSON | in 1821 , matthew wood was one of " seven wise men " that john cartwright proposed to jeremy bentham , to act as " guardians of constitutional reform " , their reports and observations to concern " the entire democracy or commons of the united kingdom " . |
130 | partner | 1 | WOOD | he was later partner with edward wigan , eldest son of lieut . |
131 | trial | 1 | EVENT | he avoided , however , her trial . |
132 | vigour | 1 | PERSON | he won popularity by encouraging resistance to unpopular government measures and by his vigour as first magistrate in seeking to suppress the london underworld . |
133 | cousin | 1 | PERSON | wood was then apprenticed to his cousin , an exeter chemist and druggist , but moved to london in 1790 to set himself up in business . |
134 | barrister | 1 | PERSON | william wood , 1st baron hatherley ( 1801-1881 ) , a barrister and liberal mp who served as lord chancellor from 1868 to 1872 5. western wood ( 1804-1863 ) , mp for the city of london 1861-63 6 . |
135 | subject | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was the subject , along with the queen and her italian lover bartolomeo pergami , of many lampoons . |
136 | prostitution | 1 | EVENT | city scavengers cleansing the london streets of impurities ! ! , 1816 satirical print directed at the efforts of lord mayor matthew wood ( right , with broom ) to reduce overt prostitution in london member of parliament on 17 january 1817 wood and robert waithman gave a reform banquet . |
137 | banquet | 1 | FOOD | city scavengers cleansing the london streets of impurities ! ! , 1816 satirical print directed at the efforts of lord mayor matthew wood ( right , with broom ) to reduce overt prostitution in london member of parliament on 17 january 1817 wood and robert waithman gave a reform banquet . |
138 | west | 1 | PLACE | the firm of wood , wigan & wood was based in falcon square , a small and largely residential area between falcon street to the west , and silver street to the east . |
139 | silver street | 1 | PLACE | the firm of wood , wigan & wood was based in falcon square , a small and largely residential area between falcon street to the west , and silver street to the east . |
140 | baron hatherley | 1 | PERSON | william wood , 1st baron hatherley ( 1801-1881 ) , a barrister and liberal mp who served as lord chancellor from 1868 to 1872 5. western wood ( 1804-1863 ) , mp for the city of london 1861-63 6 . |
141 | st peter | 1 | PLACE | that night the queen 's coffin lay in st peter 's church , colchester . |
142 | bank | 1 | PLACE | in 1833 , jemmy wood gave matthew wood rent-free use of hatherley house , owned by his bank ; |
143 | lampoons | 1 | ACTION | he was the subject , along with the queen and her italian lover bartolomeo pergami , of many lampoons . |
144 | philip western wood | 1 | WOOD | the partners in it , in 1816 , were matthew wood , alfred wood ( another son of lieut.-col. edward wigan ) , and philip western wood , matthew 's brother . |
145 | latin | 1 | UNKNOWN | in the end the plate was replaced by another , inscribed in latin . |
146 | brunswick wood | 1 | WOOD | caroline of brunswick wood was a prominent partisan and adviser of queen caroline on her return to england in 1820 : she arrived at dover on 5 june . |
147 | partners | 1 | WOOD | the partners in it , in 1816 , were matthew wood , alfred wood ( another son of lieut.-col. edward wigan ) , and philip western wood , matthew 's brother . |
148 | trio | 1 | USE | theodore lane created a series of scurrilous images of the trio . |
149 | kitty o' shea | 1 | PERSON | popularly known as kitty o' shea , her relationship with the irish leader charles stewart parnell led to a political scandal which caused his downfall . |
150 | tradition | 1 | ACT | wood was a member of the worshipful company of fishmongers , by tradition the leading whig livery company ; he became its prime warden . |
151 | henry wright wood | 1 | WOOD |  |
152 | fraud | 1 | ACT | in a resulting legal case , on 20 february 1839 judge herbert jenner-fust at the arches prerogative court , london , " decided that the terms were made by conspiracy and fraud , and ordered that the whole of the immense property should be divided amongst two relations " . |
153 | suffolk | 1 | UNKNOWN | wood married maria page , the daughter of john page of woodbridge in suffolk , by whom he had six children : |
154 | france | 1 | PLACE | wood himself went to france at the end of may . |
155 | country | 1 | PLACE | wood , one of the richest men in the country , died , and matthew wood , though unrelated , was one of his executors and heirs . |
156 | wigans | 1 | PLANT | the partnership changed , with the wigans dropping out . |
157 | property | 1 | PROPERTY | jemmy wood 's sister elizabeth was an admirer of queen caroline and had already left property to matthew wood when she died c.1823 . |
158 | cabinet maker | 1 | DEITY |  |
159 | years | 1 | PERIOD | some years later , this verdict was overturned on appeal by lord lyndhurst . |
160 | estate | 1 | ESTATE | the remaining estate of jemmy wood went according to the original will , with matthew wood receiving over £100,000 . |
161 | partnership | 1 | STATE | the partnership changed , with the wigans dropping out . |
162 | london underworld | 1 | PERSON | he won popularity by encouraging resistance to unpopular government measures and by his vigour as first magistrate in seeking to suppress the london underworld . |
163 | exeter chemist | 1 | PLACE | wood was then apprenticed to his cousin , an exeter chemist and druggist , but moved to london in 1790 to set himself up in business . |
164 | popular | 1 | UNKNOWN | in december 1816 , he dispersed the spa fields riot , but went on to present to the prince regent a petition expressing the rioters ' demands for popular representation and reform . |
165 | page wood | 1 | WOOD | wood was corresponding with her by april 1820 , and his son john page wood met her in geneva . |
166 | night | 1 | PERIOD | that night the queen 's coffin lay in st peter 's church , colchester . |
167 | hamilton | 1 | PERSON | she travelled in an open landau , alderman wood sitting by her side and lady anne hamilton and another woman opposite . |
168 | september london | 1 | PLACE |  |
169 | contest | 1 | CONDITION | in an 1814 by-election at grampound he showed an interest , but did not make it a serious contest . |
170 | promises | 1 | UNKNOWN | wood convinced the queen with promises of the popular acclaim that would greet her . |
171 | brunswick | 1 | PLACE | caroline of brunswick wood was a prominent partisan and adviser of queen caroline on her return to england in 1820 : she arrived at dover on 5 june . |
172 | acclaim | 1 | STATEMENT | wood convinced the queen with promises of the popular acclaim that would greet her . |
173 | four member city | 1 | PLACE |  |
174 | chaplain | 1 | PERSON | moments of pleasure , satirical engraving by theodore lane showing lady anne hamilton , matthew wood and caroline of brunswick at the queen 's funeral in london on 14 august 1821 , wood 's son john , her chaplain , was in one of the main mourning coaches ; his father matthew 's carriage was further back in the procession . |
175 | falcon street | 1 | PLACE | the firm of wood , wigan & wood was based in falcon square , a small and largely residential area between falcon street to the west , and silver street to the east . |
176 | portrait | 1 | PERSON | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
177 | wood family | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | he was descended from the wood family of hareston in the parish of brixton in devon , which the family had inherited by marriage to the heiress of the carslake family . |
178 | father matthew | 1 | PERSON | moments of pleasure , satirical engraving by theodore lane showing lady anne hamilton , matthew wood and caroline of brunswick at the queen 's funeral in london on 14 august 1821 , wood 's son john , her chaplain , was in one of the main mourning coaches ; his father matthew 's carriage was further back in the procession . |
179 | series | 1 | SERIES | theodore lane created a series of scurrilous images of the trio . |
180 | union society | 1 | INSTITUTION | wood was a founder member of the hampden clubs and of the union society for parliamentary reform in 1812 . |
181 | victoria cross | 1 | PLACE | john 's son evelyn wood ( 1838-1919 ) was a field marshal and a recipient of the victoria cross . |
182 | impurities | 1 | PROPERTY | city scavengers cleansing the london streets of impurities ! ! , 1816 satirical print directed at the efforts of lord mayor matthew wood ( right , with broom ) to reduce overt prostitution in london member of parliament on 17 january 1817 wood and robert waithman gave a reform banquet . |
183 | campaign | 1 | PERSON | this was under the aegis of john cartwright , whose parliamentary election campaign he supported in 1814 . |
184 | fishmongers | 1 | PERSON | wood was a member of the worshipful company of fishmongers , by tradition the leading whig livery company ; he became its prime warden . |
185 | gloucestershire | 1 | PLACE | baronetcy queen victoria made wood a baronet in her accession year of 1837 , of hatherley house in gloucestershire , the seat being the still-disputed country house . |
186 | john page | 1 | PERSON | wood was corresponding with her by april 1820 , and his son john page wood met her in geneva . |
187 | rioters | 1 | PERSON | in december 1816 , he dispersed the spa fields riot , but went on to present to the prince regent a petition expressing the rioters ' demands for popular representation and reform . |
188 | attorney general | 1 | PERSON |  |
189 | lieut | 1 | UNKNOWN | around 1804 , wood went into business , on the hops side , with lieut -col. edward wigan , who died in 1814 , a london militia officer and goldsmith . |
190 | sale | 1 | ACT | he was involved in the putting-out system of his father 's business for serge , based at tiverton , and the sale of cloth in exeter . |
191 | son john page wood | 1 | WOOD | wood was corresponding with her by april 1820 , and his son john page wood met her in geneva . |
192 | st margaret hill | 1 | HILL | around 1820 , that part of the business was moved to st margaret hill , in the centre of southwark . |
193 | mission | 1 | PLACE | at saint-omer , he frustrated the efforts of henry brougham , the queen 's attorney-general , and lord hutchinson , who were on a government-backed mission to buy her off . |
194 | chain | 1 | PERSON | sir matthew wood sir matthew wood , 1st baronet , wearing the chain of the lord mayor of london . |
195 | bull | 1 | ARTIFACT | the present page-wood baronets quarter the arms of carslake argent , a bull 's head erased sable . |
196 | by election | 1 | POWER |  |
197 | accession year | 1 | PERIOD | baronetcy queen victoria made wood a baronet in her accession year of 1837 , of hatherley house in gloucestershire , the seat being the still-disputed country house . |
198 | lord mayor matthew wood | 1 | WOOD | city scavengers cleansing the london streets of impurities ! ! , 1816 satirical print directed at the efforts of lord mayor matthew wood ( right , with broom ) to reduce overt prostitution in london member of parliament on 17 january 1817 wood and robert waithman gave a reform banquet . |
199 | democracy | 1 | QUALITY | in 1821 , matthew wood was one of " seven wise men " that john cartwright proposed to jeremy bentham , to act as " guardians of constitutional reform " , their reports and observations to concern " the entire democracy or commons of the united kingdom " . |
200 | system | 1 | SYSTEM | he was involved in the putting-out system of his father 's business for serge , based at tiverton , and the sale of cloth in exeter . |
201 | government measures | 1 | MEASURE | he won popularity by encouraging resistance to unpopular government measures and by his vigour as first magistrate in seeking to suppress the london underworld . |
202 | whig livery company | 1 | INSTITUTION | wood was a member of the worshipful company of fishmongers , by tradition the leading whig livery company ; he became its prime warden . |
203 | lushington | 1 | PLACE | wood attended , bringing under his coat an engraved plate , made with the agreement of the queen 's executors , stephen lushington and thomas wilde . |
204 | uproar | 1 | SOUND | mother wood , the popular procuress- ! , 1820 satirical print of matthew wood , dressed as a well-known brothel keeper wood took a significant role in the political uproar that followed . |
205 | role | 1 | ROLE | mother wood , the popular procuress- ! , 1820 satirical print of matthew wood , dressed as a well-known brothel keeper wood took a significant role in the political uproar that followed . |
206 | january wood | 1 | WOOD |  |
207 | bentham | 1 | PERSON | in 1821 , matthew wood was one of " seven wise men " that john cartwright proposed to jeremy bentham , to act as " guardians of constitutional reform " , their reports and observations to concern " the entire democracy or commons of the united kingdom " . |
208 | representation | 1 | ACT | in december 1816 , he dispersed the spa fields riot , but went on to present to the prince regent a petition expressing the rioters ' demands for popular representation and reform . |
209 | worshipful company | 1 | INSTITUTION | wood was a member of the worshipful company of fishmongers , by tradition the leading whig livery company ; he became its prime warden . |
210 | opportunity | 1 | OPPORTUNITY | in 1797 , wood took an opportunity to go into business as a hop merchant . |
211 | vault | 1 | ROOM | it arrived at stade on 20 august , and ultimately was placed in a vault in brunswick cathedral . |
212 | sir matthew wood sir matthew wood | 1 | WOOD | sir matthew wood sir matthew wood , 1st baronet , wearing the chain of the lord mayor of london . |
213 | southwark | 1 | PLACE | around 1820 , that part of the business was moved to st margaret hill , in the centre of southwark . |
214 | procession | 1 | STATE | moments of pleasure , satirical engraving by theodore lane showing lady anne hamilton , matthew wood and caroline of brunswick at the queen 's funeral in london on 14 august 1821 , wood 's son john , her chaplain , was in one of the main mourning coaches ; his father matthew 's carriage was further back in the procession . |
215 | demands | 1 | AMOUNT | in december 1816 , he dispersed the spa fields riot , but went on to present to the prince regent a petition expressing the rioters ' demands for popular representation and reform . |
216 | baronetcy queen victoria | 1 | PERSON | baronetcy queen victoria made wood a baronet in her accession year of 1837 , of hatherley house in gloucestershire , the seat being the still-disputed country house . |
217 | london constituency | 1 | PLACE | his initial effort to get into parliament was at the 1812 general election , when he and robert waithman only split the radical vote , coming 6th and 5th respectively in the four-member city of london constituency . |
218 | may | 1 | PERIOD | wood himself went to france at the end of may . |
219 | liberal mp | 1 | PERSON | william wood , 1st baron hatherley ( 1801-1881 ) , a barrister and liberal mp who served as lord chancellor from 1868 to 1872 5. western wood ( 1804-1863 ) , mp for the city of london 1861-63 6 . |
220 | images | 1 | IMAGE | theodore lane created a series of scurrilous images of the trio . |
221 | february judge herbert jenner fust | 1 | PERSON |  |
222 | whole | 1 | UNKNOWN | in a resulting legal case , on 20 february 1839 judge herbert jenner-fust at the arches prerogative court , london , " decided that the terms were made by conspiracy and fraud , and ordered that the whole of the immense property should be divided amongst two relations " . |
223 | duke | 1 | PERSON | everybody was disgusted at the vulgarity of wood in sitting in the place of honour , while the duke of hamilton 's sister was sitting backwards in the carriage . |
224 | vote | 1 | EVENT | his initial effort to get into parliament was at the 1812 general election , when he and robert waithman only split the radical vote , coming 6th and 5th respectively in the four-member city of london constituency . |
225 | rev. john page wood | 1 | WOOD | accompanying it was the rev. john page wood , who had been at the queen 's deathbed . |
226 | recipient | 1 | PERSON | john 's son evelyn wood ( 1838-1919 ) was a field marshal and a recipient of the victoria cross . |
227 | sir george nayler | 1 | PERSON | they wished to have it attached to the coffin , but when a cabinet-maker came , sir george nayler , clarenceux king of arms would not allow it . |
228 | infant | 1 | EVENT | henry-wright wood ( born 1806 ) , died an infant . |
229 | harvey christian | 1 | PERSON | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
230 | woodbridge | 1 | PERSON | wood married maria page , the daughter of john page of woodbridge in suffolk , by whom he had six children : |
231 | john cartwright | 1 | PERSON | this was under the aegis of john cartwright , whose parliamentary election campaign he supported in 1814 . |
232 | men | 1 | PERSON | in 1821 , matthew wood was one of " seven wise men " that john cartwright proposed to jeremy bentham , to act as " guardians of constitutional reform " , their reports and observations to concern " the entire democracy or commons of the united kingdom " . |
233 | turn | 1 | AMOUNT | matthew wood in turn allowed jemmy to send all his mail under parliamentary franked cover . |
234 | brother | 1 | PERSON | the partners in it , in 1816 , were matthew wood , alfred wood ( another son of lieut.-col. edward wigan ) , and philip western wood , matthew 's brother . |
235 | area | 1 | AREA | the firm of wood , wigan & wood was based in falcon square , a small and largely residential area between falcon street to the west , and silver street to the east . |
236 | november wood | 1 | WOOD |  |
237 | stade | 1 | PLACE | it arrived at stade on 20 august , and ultimately was placed in a vault in brunswick cathedral . |
238 | daughter | 1 | PERSON | wood married maria page , the daughter of john page of woodbridge in suffolk , by whom he had six children : |
239 | observations | 1 | ACT | in 1821 , matthew wood was one of " seven wise men " that john cartwright proposed to jeremy bentham , to act as " guardians of constitutional reform " , their reports and observations to concern " the entire democracy or commons of the united kingdom " . |
240 | commons | 1 | UNKNOWN | in 1821 , matthew wood was one of " seven wise men " that john cartwright proposed to jeremy bentham , to act as " guardians of constitutional reform " , their reports and observations to concern " the entire democracy or commons of the united kingdom " . |
241 | life matthew wood | 1 | WOOD |  |
242 | vulgarity | 1 | QUALITY | everybody was disgusted at the vulgarity of wood in sitting in the place of honour , while the duke of hamilton 's sister was sitting backwards in the carriage . |
243 | thomas wilde | 1 | PERSON | wood attended , bringing under his coat an engraved plate , made with the agreement of the queen 's executors , stephen lushington and thomas wilde . |
244 | wigan | 1 | PERSON | around 1804 , wood went into business , on the hops side , with lieut.-col. edward wigan , who died in 1814 , a london militia officer and goldsmith . |
245 | hop trader | 1 | PERSON | from then on , he was involved in parallel developments , as a druggist and hop trader . |
246 | col | 1 | PERSON | around 1804 , wood went into business , on the hops side , with lieut. col edward wigan , who died in 1814 , a london militia officer and goldsmith . |
247 | adviser | 1 | PERSON | caroline of brunswick wood was a prominent partisan and adviser of queen caroline on her return to england in 1820 : she arrived at dover on 5 june . |
248 | mark lane | 1 | PERSON | in 1832 , the business was once more in the city of london , on mark lane . |
249 | office | 1 | PLACE | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
250 | katharine o' shea | 1 | PERSON | his daughter katharine wood ( 1846-1921 ) is better known by her married name of katharine o' shea . |
251 | admirer | 1 | PERSON | jemmy wood 's sister elizabeth was an admirer of queen caroline and had already left property to matthew wood when she died c.1823 . |
252 | baronetcy | 1 | PERSON | matthew wood campaigned for a baronetcy both for himself , and for jemmy wood ; and was written into jemmy wood 's will . |
253 | son evelyn wood | 1 | WOOD | john 's son evelyn wood ( 1838-1919 ) was a field marshal and a recipient of the victoria cross . |
254 | geneva | 1 | PLACE | wood was corresponding with her by april 1820 , and his son john page wood met her in geneva . |
255 | heiress | 1 | PERSON | he was descended from the wood family of hareston in the parish of brixton in devon , which the family had inherited by marriage to the heiress of the carslake family . |
256 | stephen lushington | 1 | PERSON | wood attended , bringing under his coat an engraved plate , made with the agreement of the queen 's executors , stephen lushington and thomas wilde . |
257 | field marshal | 1 | FORCE | john 's son evelyn wood ( 1838-1919 ) was a field marshal and a recipient of the victoria cross . |
258 | address | 1 | UNKNOWN | in 1813 , when she was a beleaguered princess of wales , he had gone to kensington palace with an address from the city of london , and congratulated her " upon her triumph over a wicked conspiracy against her honour and her life " . |
259 | son western | 1 | PLACE | philip wood , another brother benjamin wood , and matthew 's youngest son western all coming in . |
260 | centre | 1 | UNKNOWN | around 1820 , that part of the business was moved to st margaret hill , in the centre of southwark . |
261 | spa fields | 1 | UNKNOWN | in december 1816 , he dispersed the spa fields riot , but went on to present to the prince regent a petition expressing the rioters ' demands for popular representation and reform . |
262 | brunswick cathedral | 1 | PLACE | it arrived at stade on 20 august , and ultimately was placed in a vault in brunswick cathedral . |
263 | princess | 1 | EVENT | in 1813 , when she was a beleaguered princess of wales , he had gone to kensington palace with an address from the city of london , and congratulated her " upon her triumph over a wicked conspiracy against her honour and her life " . |
264 | alderman wood | 1 | WOOD | she travelled in an open landau , alderman wood sitting by her side and lady anne hamilton and another woman opposite . |
265 | wife catherine cluse | 1 | PERSON | matthew wood was the son of william wood ( died 1809 ) , a serge maker from exeter and tiverton both in devon , by his wife catherine cluse ( died 1798 ) . |
266 | daughter katharine wood | 1 | WOOD | his daughter katharine wood ( 1846-1921 ) is better known by her married name of katharine o' shea . |
267 | family | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | he was descended from the wood family of hareston in the parish of brixton in devon , which the family had inherited by marriage to the heiress of the carslake family . |
268 | board hms glasgow | 1 | PERSON | on 15 august 1821 , the queen 's coffin was taken to harwich , and put on board hms glasgow . |
269 | wales | 1 | PLACE | in 1813 , when she was a beleaguered princess of wales , he had gone to kensington palace with an address from the city of london , and congratulated her " upon her triumph over a wicked conspiracy against her honour and her life " . |
270 | son john | 1 | PERSON | wood was corresponding with her by april 1820 , and his son john page wood met her in geneva . |
271 | mourning coaches | 1 | PERSON | moments of pleasure , satirical engraving by theodore lane showing lady anne hamilton , matthew wood and caroline of brunswick at the queen 's funeral in london on 14 august 1821 , wood 's son john , her chaplain , was in one of the main mourning coaches ; his father matthew 's carriage was further back in the procession . |
272 | sea | 1 | PLACE | supporters had managed while the coffin was at sea to place on it the inscription " caroline , the injured queen of england " . |
273 | resignation | 1 | ACT | in june 1817 , wood was elected unopposed as a member of parliament for the city of london , following the resignation of harvey christian combe mp . |
274 | downfall | 1 | ACT | popularly known as kitty o' shea , her relationship with the irish leader charles stewart parnell led to a political scandal which caused his downfall . |
275 | essex | 1 | PLACE | 1. john page wood ( 1796-1866 ) , who became a church of england vicar in essex . |
276 | field | 1 | BALL | it traded as wood , field & wood . |
277 | alfred wood | 1 | WOOD | the partners in it , in 1816 , were matthew wood , alfred wood ( another son of lieut.-col. edward wigan ) , and philip western wood , matthew 's brother . |
278 | firm | 1 | INSTITUTION | the firm of wood , wigan & wood was based in falcon square , a small and largely residential area between falcon street to the west , and silver street to the east . |
279 | magistrate | 1 | UNKNOWN | he won popularity by encouraging resistance to unpopular government measures and by his vigour as first magistrate in seeking to suppress the london underworld . |
280 | mail | 1 | PERSON | matthew wood in turn allowed jemmy to send all his mail under parliamentary franked cover . |
281 | triumph | 1 | GROUP | in 1813 , when she was a beleaguered princess of wales , he had gone to kensington palace with an address from the city of london , and congratulated her " upon her triumph over a wicked conspiracy against her honour and her life " . |
282 | common council | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | wood was elected to the court of common council of the city of london , representing the cripplegate ward , in 1802 , holding the seat to 1807 . |
283 | lord mayor wood | 1 | WOOD | lord mayor wood was lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 . |
284 | founder member | 1 | PERSON | wood was a founder member of the hampden clubs and of the union society for parliamentary reform in 1812 . |
285 | goldsmith | 1 | PERSON | around 1804 , wood went into business , on the hops side , with lieut.-col. edward wigan , who died in 1814 , a london militia officer and goldsmith . |
286 | ward | 1 | PERSON | wood was elected to the court of common council of the city of london , representing the cripplegate ward , in 1802 , holding the seat to 1807 . |
287 | school | 1 | INSTITUTION | wood was educated briefly at blundell 's school in tiverton , before being obliged to help his ailing father . |
288 | quarter | 1 | PLACE | the present page-wood baronets quarter the arms of carslake argent , a bull 's head erased sable . |
289 | office june | 1 | PERIOD | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
290 | city scavengers | 1 | PLACE | city scavengers cleansing the london streets of impurities ! ! , 1816 satirical print directed at the efforts of lord mayor matthew wood ( right , with broom ) to reduce overt prostitution in london member of parliament on 17 january 1817 wood and robert waithman gave a reform banquet . |
291 | aldermen | 1 | UNKNOWN | in 1807 he was elected to the court of aldermen . |
292 | popularity | 1 | ACT | he won popularity by encouraging resistance to unpopular government measures and by his vigour as first magistrate in seeking to suppress the london underworld . |
293 | rev. richard hayes | 1 | PERSON | william draper ; george ensor , rev. richard hayes and robert williams . |
294 | landau | 1 | PLACE | she travelled in an open landau , alderman wood sitting by her side and lady anne hamilton and another woman opposite . |
295 | april | 1 | PERIOD | wood was corresponding with her by april 1820 , and his son john page wood met her in geneva . |
296 | colchester | 1 | PLACE | that night the queen 's coffin lay in st peter 's church , colchester . |
297 | addition | 1 | PERSON | in addition to bentham and himself , the other names cartwright proposed were sir francis burdett , rev. |
298 | maker | 1 | DEITY | matthew wood was the son of william wood ( died 1809 ) , a serge maker from exeter and tiverton both in devon , by his wife catherine cluse ( died 1798 ) . |
299 | east | 1 | PLACE | the firm of wood , wigan & wood was based in falcon square , a small and largely residential area between falcon street to the west , and silver street to the east . |
300 | lord chancellor | 1 | PERSON | william wood , 1st baron hatherley ( 1801-1881 ) , a barrister and liberal mp who served as lord chancellor from 1868 to 1872 5. western wood ( 1804-1863 ) , mp for the city of london 1861-63 6 . |
301 | catharine wood | 1 | WOOD | 2. maria elizabeth wood ( born 1798 ) 3. catharine wood ( born 1799 ) 4 . |
302 | lord hutchinson | 1 | PERSON | at saint-omer , he frustrated the efforts of henry brougham , the queen 's attorney-general , and lord hutchinson , who were on a government-backed mission to buy her off . |
303 | diarist charles greville | 1 | PERSON | the diarist charles greville noted on 7 june : the queen arrived in london yesterday at seven o' clock … |
304 | life | 1 | EVENT | early life |
305 | wise men | 1 | PERSON | in 1821 , matthew wood was one of " seven wise men " that john cartwright proposed to jeremy bentham , to act as " guardians of constitutional reform " , their reports and observations to concern " the entire democracy or commons of the united kingdom " . |
306 | attempt | 1 | ACTION | an apparent attempt via his son william to contact her in italy , near parma , took place in 1819 . |
307 | kensington palace | 1 | PERSON | in 1813 , when she was a beleaguered princess of wales , he had gone to kensington palace with an address from the city of london , and congratulated her " upon her triumph over a wicked conspiracy against her honour and her life " . |
308 | favour | 1 | PERSON | at it wood spoke in favour of triennial parliaments . |
309 | effort | 1 | ACTION | his initial effort to get into parliament was at the 1812 general election , when he and robert waithman only split the radical vote , coming 6th and 5th respectively in the four-member city of london constituency . |
310 | relations | 1 | RELATION | in a resulting legal case , on 20 february 1839 judge herbert jenner-fust at the arches prerogative court , london , " decided that the terms were made by conspiracy and fraud , and ordered that the whole of the immense property should be divided amongst two relations " . |
311 | dancing | 1 | SEQUENCE | in moments of pleasure , wood is seen dancing for the queen . |
312 | united kingdom | 1 | PLACE | portrait by arthur william devis lord mayor of london in office 1815-1817 preceded by samuel birch succeeded by christopher smith member of parliament for the city of london in office june 1817 - 25 september 1843 preceded by harvey christian combe succeeded by james pattison personal details born matthew wood 2 june 1768 tiverton , devon died 25 september 1843 london , united kingdom spouse maria page children 6 sir matthew wood , 1st baronet ( 2 june 1768 - 25 september 1843 ) was a british whig politician , lord mayor of london from 1815 to 1817 , and from 1817 until his death in 1843 a reformist member of parliament . |
313 | developments | 1 | SERIES | from then on , he was involved in parallel developments , as a druggist and hop trader . |
314 | terms | 1 | TERM | in a resulting legal case , on 20 february 1839 judge herbert jenner-fust at the arches prerogative court , london , " decided that the terms were made by conspiracy and fraud , and ordered that the whole of the immense property should be divided amongst two relations " . |
315 | henry brougham | 1 | PERSON | at saint-omer , he frustrated the efforts of henry brougham , the queen 's attorney-general , and lord hutchinson , who were on a government-backed mission to buy her off . |
316 | interest | 1 | ACT | in an 1814 by-election at grampound he showed an interest , but did not make it a serious contest . |
317 | lord lyndhurst | 1 | PERSON | some years later , this verdict was overturned on appeal by lord lyndhurst . |
318 | coat | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | wood attended , bringing under his coat an engraved plate , made with the agreement of the queen 's executors , stephen lushington and thomas wilde . |
319 | brixton | 1 | PERSON | he was descended from the wood family of hareston in the parish of brixton in devon , which the family had inherited by marriage to the heiress of the carslake family . |
320 | united kingdom spouse maria page children sir matthew wood | 1 | WOOD |  |
321 | hops side | 1 | PLACE | around 1804 , wood went into business , on the hops side , with lieut.-col. edward wigan , who died in 1814 , a london militia officer and goldsmith . |
322 | harwich | 1 | PLACE | on 15 august 1821 , the queen 's coffin was taken to harwich , and put on board hms glasgow . |
323 | crowd | 1 | GROUP | lushington was unable to resolve the stand-off , and a crowd gathered outside the church . |
324 | parliamentary | 1 | UNKNOWN | wood was a founder member of the hampden clubs and of the union society for parliamentary reform in 1812 . |
325 | agreement | 1 | AGREEMENT | wood attended , bringing under his coat an engraved plate , made with the agreement of the queen 's executors , stephen lushington and thomas wilde . |
326 | druggist business | 1 | EVENT | wood also carried on a druggist business , in falcon square . |
327 | jeremy bentham | 1 | PERSON | in 1821 , matthew wood was one of " seven wise men " that john cartwright proposed to jeremy bentham , to act as " guardians of constitutional reform " , their reports and observations to concern " the entire democracy or commons of the united kingdom " . |
328 | western wood | 1 | WOOD | the partners in it , in 1816 , were matthew wood , alfred wood ( another son of lieut.-col. edward wigan ) , and philip western wood , matthew 's brother . |
329 | names | 1 | NAME | in addition to bentham and himself , the other names cartwright proposed were sir francis burdett , rev. |
330 | election | 1 | PERSON | his initial effort to get into parliament was at the 1812 general election , when he and robert waithman only split the radical vote , coming 6th and 5th respectively in the four-member city of london constituency . |
331 | resistance | 1 | ACT | he won popularity by encouraging resistance to unpopular government measures and by his vigour as first magistrate in seeking to suppress the london underworld . |
332 | hareston | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was descended from the wood family of hareston in the parish of brixton in devon , which the family had inherited by marriage to the heiress of the carslake family . |
333 | head | 1 | HEAD | the present page-wood baronets quarter the arms of carslake argent , a bull 's head erased sable . |
334 | parma | 1 | PLACE | an apparent attempt via his son william to contact her in italy , near parma , took place in 1819 . |
335 | relationship | 1 | RELATIONSHIP | popularly known as kitty o' shea , her relationship with the irish leader charles stewart parnell led to a political scandal which caused his downfall . |
336 | sheriff | 1 | PERSON | he served as sheriff of the city of london for 1809 . |

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PLACE | bank brunswick brunswick cathedral city city scavengers colchester country country house dover east england essex exeter exeter chemist falcon square falcon street four member city france geneva gloucestershire harwich hatherley house hops side italy landau london london constituency london militia officer lushington maria page mission office parma place quarter sea september london side silver street son western southwark st peter stade united kingdom victoria cross wales west
WOOD | alderman wood alfred wood brother benjamin wood brunswick wood business career wood catharine wood daughter katharine wood henry wright wood january wood jemmy wood john page wood life matthew wood lord mayor matthew wood lord mayor wood maria elizabeth wood matthew wood november wood page wood partner partners philip western wood philip wood politics wood rev. john page wood sir matthew wood sir matthew wood son evelyn wood son john page wood united kingdom spouse maria page children sir matthew wood western wood william wood wood
ACT | carriage downfall fraud inscription interest marriage observations parliaments petition popularity representation resignation resistance return sale tradition
EVENT | arches prerogative court business court death druggist business infant life princess prostitution trial vote
PERIOD | accession year april august december june may night office june september years
INSTITUTION | firm school union society whig livery company worshipful company
HUMAN GROUP | carslake family common council family parliament wood family
ACTION | attempt effort efforts funeral lampoons
AMOUNT | constitutional reform demands reform turn
PROPERTY | immense property impurities property seat
USE | matthew wood rent free use trio uses
SEQUENCE | coffin dancing
STATE | partnership procession
NAME | name names
HUMAN ROLE | arthur william devis lord mayor lord mayor
AGREEMENT | agreement conspiracy
GROUP | crowd triumph
SERIES | developments series
CLOTH | cloth print
STATEMENT | acclaim scandal
DEITY | cabinet maker maker
QUALITY | democracy vulgarity
RELATIONSHIP | relationship
MEASURE | government measures
HILL | st margaret hill
ABSTRACT ENTITY | coat
ENTITY | guardians
SOUND | uproar
OPPORTUNITY | opportunity
BALL | field
ROLE | role
ESTATE | estate
SYSTEM | system
RANK | case
TERM | terms
CONDITION | contest
PARTICLE | clock
POSITION | stand off
BODY | arms
POWER | by election
ROOM | vault
FORCE | field marshal
PROCESS | aegis
HEAD | head
DISPUTE | broom
PLANT | wigans
SPEECH ACT | moments
FOOD | banquet
AREA | area
ARTIFACT | bull
DECISION | verdict
IMAGE | images
BUILDING | brothel
RELATION | relations