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Walsall Anarchists
The Walsall Anarchists were a group of anarchists arrested on explosive charges in Walsall in 1892.
Recent research into police files has revealed that the bombings were instigated by Auguste Coulon, an ''agent provocateur'' of Special Branch Inspector William Melville, who would go on to become an early official of what became MI5.
== Initial arrests ==
On 6 January 1892, Joe Deakin, an anarchist from Walsall, was arrested on Tottenham Court Road, London on his way to the Autonomie Club. He was remanded in custody at Great Marlborough Street Magistrates Court the next day on a charge of manufacturing bombs. Following this court appearance, Inspector Melville went to Walsall and that evening arrested Victor Cails, a Frenchman, and Fred Charles at the Socialist Club in Goodall Street, Walsall. Later William Ditchfield and John Westley were arrested in Walsall and Jean Battola, an Italian, was arrested in London. Deakin and Battola were taken to Walsall to stand trial. They were all jointly charged with bomb making. At their first appearance at the Walsall police court, the prosecution asked for a week's remand on the grounds that "()he authorities both in Walsall and London had received very important information with reference to what he might call a widespread conspiracy throughout the country."
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