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Welsh businessman and politician ( 1820-1883 ) John Batchelor Statue of John Batchelor in The Hayes , Cardiff Born 1820 ( 1820 ) Died 1883 ( aged 62-63 ) Other names " Friend of freedom " Occupation(s ) Businessman and politician Political party Liberal John Batchelor ( 10 April 1820 - 29 May 1883 ) was a prominent Welsh Victorian businessman and politician , who earned the epithet " Friend of Freedom " . Life and career Although born in Newport , Monmouthshire , Batchelor became a prominent Cardiff figure , having moved there in his early twenties . He set up business as a timber merchant and , later , slate merchant and also played a key role in establishing the Mount Stuart Dry Dock . He was an active Liberal politician and served as a Liberal Councillor and , later , Mayor of Cardiff , in addition to being Chairman of the Cardiff School Board . He also campaigned against slavery . Conflict with the Butes However , John Batchelor 's political activity brought him into conflict with the Bute family ( John Crichton-Stuart , 3rd Marquess of Bute ) , who had significant land-holdings in Cardiff , including Cardiff Castle , and had built much of the docks . The Butes supported the Tory party and many believed that their conspiring led to the collapse of Batchelor 's shipbuilding business . Death and legacy John Batchelor died in 1883 and was buried at Cathays Cemetery , alongside his son Tom Eustace , who had died in infancy . Statue Main article : Statue of John Batchelor A subscription fund was established to erect a statue in his memory . This was followed by a petition of 12,000 signatures , started by his opponents , campaigning against the statue . The statue , created by the sculptor James Milo Griffith , was finally unveiled on 16 October 1886 and stands in The Hayes , Cardiff . Its plinth is inscribed “ JOHN BATCHELOR B.1820 D.1883 THE FRIEND of FREEDOM ” . A Conservative solicitor , T. H. Ensor , wrote a scathing piece in the Western Mail , suggesting the words " Friend of Freedom " be replaced with " traitor to the Crown... hater of the clergy... sincerely mourned by unpaid creditors " . He was sued unsuccessfully for libel . The case set a legal precedent in British law that the dead could not be libelled .

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welsh businessman [PERSON] and politician [PERSON] ( 1820-1883 ) john batchelor [PERSON] statue [PERSON] of john batchelor [PERSON] in the hayes [PERSON] , cardiff born [PERSON] 1820 ( 1820 ) died 1883 ( aged 62-63 ) other names [NAME] " friend [PERSON] of freedom [PERSON] " occupation(s ) businessman [PERSON] and politician [PERSON] political party liberal john batchelor [PERSON] [PERSON] ( 10 april [PERIOD] 1820 - 29 may [PERIOD] 1883 ) was a prominent welsh victorian businessman [PERSON] and politician [PERSON] , who earned the epithet [UNKNOWN] " friend [PERSON] of freedom [PERSON] " . life [EVENT] and career [EVENT] although born in newport [PLACE] , monmouthshire [PLACE] , batchelor [PERSON] became a prominent cardiff [PLACE] figure , having moved there in his early twenties [EVENT] . he set up business [ACTIVITY] as a timber merchant [PERSON] and , later , slate merchant [PERSON] and also played a key role [ROLE] in establishing the mount stuart dry dock [PERSON] . he was an active liberal politician [PERSON] and served as a liberal councillor [EVENT] and , later , mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of cardiff [PLACE] , in addition [NAME] to being chairman [HEAD] of the cardiff school board [PERSON] . he also campaigned against slavery [UNIT] . conflict [EVENT] with the butes [UNKNOWN] however , john batchelor [PERSON] 's political activity [ACTIVITY] brought him into conflict [EVENT] with the bute family [HUMAN GROUP] ( john crichton-stuart , 3rd marquess [PERSON] of bute [PERSON] ) , who had significant land-holdings in cardiff [PLACE] , including cardiff castle [PERSON] , and had built much of the docks [NUMBER] . the butes [UNKNOWN] supported the tory party [PERSON] and many believed that their conspiring led to the collapse [NAME] of batchelor [PERSON] 's shipbuilding business [ACTIVITY] . death [EVENT] and legacy john batchelor [PERSON] [PERSON] died in 1883 and was buried at cathays cemetery [PLACE] , alongside his son tom eustace [PERSON] , who had died in infancy [PLACE] . statue main article [ARTICLE] : statue [PERSON] of john batchelor [PERSON] a subscription fund [GROUP] was established to erect a statue [PERSON] in his memory [ABSTRACT ENTITY] . this was followed by a petition [ACT] of 12,000 signatures [SIGN] , started by his opponents [PERSON] , campaigning against the statue [PERSON] . the statue [PERSON] , created by the sculptor james milo griffith [PERSON] , was finally unveiled on 16 october 1886 and stands in the hayes [PERSON] , cardiff [PLACE] . its plinth [GROUP] is inscribed “ john batchelor [PERSON] b.1820 d.1883 the friend [PERSON] of freedom [PERSON] ” . a conservative solicitor [PERSON] , t. h. ensor , wrote a scathing piece in the western mail [PLACE] , suggesting the words [WORD] " friend [PERSON] of freedom [PERSON] " be replaced with " traitor [PERSON] to the crown... hater of the clergy... sincerely mourned by unpaid creditors [PERSON] " . he was sued unsuccessfully for libel [SPEECH ACT] . the case [ACTION] set a legal precedent [EVENT] in british [UNKNOWN] law that the dead could [UNKNOWN] not be libelled .

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | politician | 4 | PERSON | welsh businessman and politician ( 1820-1883 ) john batchelor statue of john batchelor in the hayes , cardiff born 1820 ( 1820 ) |
2 | cardiff | 4 | PLACE | welsh businessman and politician ( 1820-1883 ) john batchelor statue of john batchelor in the hayes , cardiff born 1820 ( 1820 ) |
3 | statue | 4 | PERSON | welsh businessman and politician ( 1820-1883 ) john batchelor statue of john batchelor in the hayes , cardiff born 1820 ( 1820 ) |
4 | freedom | 4 | PERSON | died 1883 ( aged 62-63 ) other names " friend of freedom " occupation(s ) |
5 | friend | 3 | PERSON | died 1883 ( aged 62-63 ) other names " friend of freedom " occupation(s ) |
6 | john batchelor | 3 | PERSON | welsh businessman and politician ( 1820-1883 ) john batchelor statue of john batchelor in the hayes , cardiff born 1820 ( 1820 ) |
7 | business | 2 | ACTIVITY | he set up business as a timber merchant and , later , slate merchant and also played a key role in establishing the mount stuart dry dock . |
8 | butes | 2 | UNKNOWN | conflict with the butes however , john batchelor 's political activity brought him into conflict with the bute family ( john crichton-stuart , 3rd marquess of bute ) , who had significant land-holdings in cardiff , including cardiff castle , and had built much of the docks . |
9 | hayes | 2 | PERSON | welsh businessman and politician ( 1820-1883 ) john batchelor statue of john batchelor in the hayes , cardiff born 1820 ( 1820 ) |
10 | businessman | 2 | PERSON | welsh businessman and politician ( 1820-1883 ) john batchelor statue of john batchelor in the hayes , cardiff born 1820 ( 1820 ) |
11 | batchelor | 2 | PERSON | welsh businessman and politician ( 1820-1883 ) john batchelor statue of john batchelor in the hayes , cardiff born 1820 ( 1820 ) |
12 | twenties | 1 | EVENT | although born in newport , monmouthshire , batchelor became a prominent cardiff figure , having moved there in his early twenties . |
13 | monmouthshire | 1 | PLACE | although born in newport , monmouthshire , batchelor became a prominent cardiff figure , having moved there in his early twenties . |
14 | son tom eustace | 1 | PERSON | death and legacy john batchelor died in 1883 and was buried at cathays cemetery , alongside his son tom eustace , who had died in infancy . |
15 | libel | 1 | SPEECH ACT | he was sued unsuccessfully for libel . |
16 | mount stuart dry dock | 1 | PERSON | he set up business as a timber merchant and , later , slate merchant and also played a key role in establishing the mount stuart dry dock . |
17 | cardiff castle | 1 | PERSON | conflict with the butes however , john batchelor 's political activity brought him into conflict with the bute family ( john crichton-stuart , 3rd marquess of bute ) , who had significant land-holdings in cardiff , including cardiff castle , and had built much of the docks . |
18 | plinth | 1 | GROUP | its plinth is inscribed “ john batchelor b.1820 d.1883 the friend of freedom ” . |
19 | welsh victorian businessman | 1 | PERSON | businessman and politician political party liberal john batchelor ( 10 april 1820 - 29 may 1883 ) was a prominent welsh victorian businessman and politician , who earned the epithet " friend of freedom " . |
20 | life | 1 | EVENT | life and career |
21 | john batchelor statue | 1 | PERSON | welsh businessman and politician ( 1820-1883 ) john batchelor statue of john batchelor in the hayes , cardiff born 1820 ( 1820 ) |
22 | precedent | 1 | EVENT | the case set a legal precedent in british law that the dead could not be libelled . |
23 | sculptor james milo griffith | 1 | PERSON | the statue , created by the sculptor james milo griffith , was finally unveiled on 16 |
24 | conflict | 1 | EVENT | conflict with the butes however , john batchelor 's political activity brought him into conflict with the bute family ( john crichton-stuart , 3rd marquess of bute ) , who had significant land-holdings in cardiff , including cardiff castle , and had built much of the docks . |
25 | opponents | 1 | PERSON | this was followed by a petition of 12,000 signatures , started by his opponents , campaigning against the statue . |
26 | creditors | 1 | PERSON | sincerely mourned by unpaid creditors " . |
27 | western mail | 1 | PLACE | ensor , wrote a scathing piece in the western mail , suggesting the words " friend of freedom " be replaced with " traitor to the crown... |
28 | solicitor | 1 | PERSON | a conservative solicitor , t. h. |
29 | occupation s | 1 | PERSON |  |
30 | bute | 1 | PERSON | conflict with the butes however , john batchelor 's political activity brought him into conflict with the bute family ( john crichton-stuart , 3rd marquess of bute ) , who had significant land-holdings in cardiff , including cardiff castle , and had built much of the docks . |
31 | cardiff born | 1 | PERSON | welsh businessman and politician ( 1820-1883 ) john batchelor statue of john batchelor in the hayes , cardiff born 1820 ( 1820 ) |
32 | petition | 1 | ACT | this was followed by a petition of 12,000 signatures , started by his opponents , campaigning against the statue . |
33 | activity | 1 | ACTIVITY | conflict with the butes however , john batchelor 's political activity brought him into conflict with the bute family ( john crichton-stuart , 3rd marquess of bute ) , who had significant land-holdings in cardiff , including cardiff castle , and had built much of the docks . |
34 | crown... hater | 1 | PERSON |  |
35 | t. h. ensor | 1 | PERSON |  |
36 | names | 1 | NAME | died 1883 ( aged 62-63 ) other names " friend of freedom " occupation(s ) |
37 | subscription fund | 1 | GROUP | statue main article : statue of john batchelor a subscription fund was established to erect a statue in his memory . |
38 | merchant | 1 | PERSON | he set up business as a timber merchant and , later , slate merchant and also played a key role in establishing the mount stuart dry dock . |
39 | marquess | 1 | PERSON | conflict with the butes however , john batchelor 's political activity brought him into conflict with the bute family ( john crichton-stuart , 3rd marquess of bute ) , who had significant land-holdings in cardiff , including cardiff castle , and had built much of the docks . |
40 | tory party | 1 | PERSON | the butes supported the tory party and many believed that their conspiring led to the collapse of batchelor 's shipbuilding business . |
41 | docks | 1 | NUMBER | conflict with the butes however , john batchelor 's political activity brought him into conflict with the bute family ( john crichton-stuart , 3rd marquess of bute ) , who had significant land-holdings in cardiff , including cardiff castle , and had built much of the docks . |
42 | traitor | 1 | PERSON | ensor , wrote a scathing piece in the western mail , suggesting the words " friend of freedom " be replaced with " traitor to the crown... |
43 | newport | 1 | PLACE | although born in newport , monmouthshire , batchelor became a prominent cardiff figure , having moved there in his early twenties . |
44 | collapse | 1 | NAME | the butes supported the tory party and many believed that their conspiring led to the collapse of batchelor 's shipbuilding business . |
45 | timber merchant | 1 | PERSON | he set up business as a timber merchant and , later , slate merchant and also played a key role in establishing the mount stuart dry dock . |
46 | john batchelor the friend | 1 | PERSON |  |
47 | legacy john batchelor | 1 | PERSON | death and legacy john batchelor died in 1883 and was buried at cathays cemetery , alongside his son tom eustace , who had died in infancy . |
48 | mayor | 1 | HUMAN ROLE | he was an active liberal politician and served as a liberal councillor and , later , mayor of cardiff , in addition to being chairman of the cardiff school board . |
49 | role | 1 | ROLE | he set up business as a timber merchant and , later , slate merchant and also played a key role in establishing the mount stuart dry dock . |
50 | career | 1 | EVENT | life and career |
51 | slavery | 1 | UNIT | he also campaigned against slavery . |
52 | cathays cemetery | 1 | PLACE | death and legacy john batchelor died in 1883 and was buried at cathays cemetery , alongside his son tom eustace , who had died in infancy . |
53 | words | 1 | WORD | ensor , wrote a scathing piece in the western mail , suggesting the words " friend of freedom " be replaced with " traitor to the crown... |
54 | memory | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | statue main article : statue of john batchelor a subscription fund was established to erect a statue in his memory . |
55 | cardiff school board | 1 | PERSON | he was an active liberal politician and served as a liberal councillor and , later , mayor of cardiff , in addition to being chairman of the cardiff school board . |
56 | liberal councillor | 1 | EVENT | he was an active liberal politician and served as a liberal councillor and , later , mayor of cardiff , in addition to being chairman of the cardiff school board . |
57 | statue main article | 1 | ARTICLE | statue main article : statue of john batchelor a subscription fund was established to erect a statue in his memory . |
58 | bute family | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | conflict with the butes however , john batchelor 's political activity brought him into conflict with the bute family ( john crichton-stuart , 3rd marquess of bute ) , who had significant land-holdings in cardiff , including cardiff castle , and had built much of the docks . |
59 | infancy | 1 | PLACE | death and legacy john batchelor died in 1883 and was buried at cathays cemetery , alongside his son tom eustace , who had died in infancy . |
60 | signatures | 1 | SIGN | this was followed by a petition of 12,000 signatures , started by his opponents , campaigning against the statue . |
61 | death | 1 | EVENT | death and legacy john batchelor died in 1883 and was buried at cathays cemetery , alongside his son tom eustace , who had died in infancy . |
62 | john crichton stuart | 1 | PERSON |  |
63 | epithet | 1 | UNKNOWN | businessman and politician political party liberal john batchelor ( 10 april 1820 - 29 may 1883 ) was a prominent welsh victorian businessman and politician , who earned the epithet " friend of freedom " . |
64 | british | 1 | UNKNOWN | the case set a legal precedent in british law that the dead could not be libelled . |
65 | land holdings | 1 | PERSON |  |
66 | may | 1 | PERIOD | businessman and politician political party liberal john batchelor ( 10 april 1820 - 29 may 1883 ) was a prominent welsh victorian businessman and politician , who earned the epithet " friend of freedom " . |
67 | april | 1 | PERIOD | businessman and politician political party liberal john batchelor ( 10 april 1820 - 29 may 1883 ) was a prominent welsh victorian businessman and politician , who earned the epithet " friend of freedom " . |
68 | case | 1 | ACTION | the case set a legal precedent in british law that the dead could not be libelled . |
69 | party liberal john batchelor | 1 | PERSON | businessman and politician political party liberal john batchelor ( 10 april 1820 - 29 may 1883 ) was a prominent welsh victorian businessman and politician , who earned the epithet " friend of freedom " . |
70 | chairman | 1 | HEAD | he was an active liberal politician and served as a liberal councillor and , later , mayor of cardiff , in addition to being chairman of the cardiff school board . |
71 | addition | 1 | NAME | he was an active liberal politician and served as a liberal councillor and , later , mayor of cardiff , in addition to being chairman of the cardiff school board . |
72 | could | 1 | UNKNOWN | the case set a legal precedent in british law that the dead could not be libelled . |

## Objects sorted by category

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EVENT | career conflict death liberal councillor life precedent twenties
PLACE | cardiff cathays cemetery infancy monmouthshire newport western mail
NAME | addition collapse names
ACTIVITY | activity business
GROUP | plinth subscription fund
PERIOD | april may
SPEECH ACT | libel
ARTICLE | statue main article
SIGN | signatures
HEAD | chairman
NUMBER | docks
WORD | words
HUMAN ROLE | mayor
HUMAN GROUP | bute family
ABSTRACT ENTITY | memory
ACT | petition
UNIT | slavery
ACTION | case
ROLE | role