1842 вЂ“ Lombard Street riot ( Philadelphia, United States).

1841вЂ“1842 вЂ“ Potato Riots ( Russian Empire).

1841 вЂ“ Cincinnati riots of 1841 ( Cincinnati, United States).

1839 вЂ“ Newport Rising ( Newport, South Wales).

1838 вЂ“ Pennsylvania Hall riots ( Philadelphia, United States).

1838 вЂ“ Rabulist riots ( Stockholm, Sweden).

1837 вЂ“ Flour Riot (New York City, United States).

1836 вЂ“ Abolition Riot of 1836 ( Boston, United States).

1836 вЂ“ Cincinnati riots of 1836 ( Cincinnati, United States).

over a drunken attack by slave Arthur Bowen against his mistress, Anna Thornton

1835 August вЂ“ Snow Riot: Lynch mob and riots in Washington, D.C.

1835 вЂ“ Baltimore bank riot ( Baltimore, United States).

1834 вЂ“ Anti-abolitionist riots ( New York City, United States).

1833 вЂ“ Coldbath Fields riot (Calthorpe Estate near Gray's Inn Road, Coldbath Fields, Clerkenwell, Islington, London).

1831 вЂ“ 1831 Bristol riots (Bristol, England).

1831 вЂ“ 1831 reform riots (various places in England).

1831 вЂ“ Merthyr Rising ( Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales).

1831 вЂ“ Cholera Riots ( Sevastopol/ St.

1830 вЂ“ Swing Riots (south and east of England).

1829 вЂ“ Cincinnati riots of 1829 ( Cincinnati, United States).

1826 December вЂ“ Eggnog Riot ( United States Military Academy, West Point, New York).

1816 вЂ“ Ely and Littleport riots of 1816.

1811вЂ“1812 вЂ“ English Luddite Riots ( Leicester/ York, England).

1809 вЂ“ Old Price Riots, 1809 (London, England).

1797 вЂ“ Massacre of Tranent ( East Lothian, Scotland).

1795 вЂ“ Revolt of the housewives (England).

1794 вЂ“ Whiskey Rebellion (Western Pennsylvania, United States).

1791 вЂ“ Priestley Riots ( Birmingham, England).

1773 вЂ“ Boston Tea Party Boston, British America.

1772 вЂ“ Pine Tree Riot ( Weare, New Hampshire, British America).

1770 вЂ“ Boston Massacre ( Boston, British America).

1769 вЂ“ Spitalfield Riots ( Spitalfields, London, England).

1768 вЂ“ Massacre of St George's Fields (London, England).

1766 вЂ“ Food Riots ( Black Country and elsewhere, England).

1766 вЂ“ Esquilache Riots ( Madrid, Spain).

1743 вЂ“ London Gin Riots (London, England).

1742 вЂ“ Philadelphia Election Riot ( Philadelphia, British America).

Anti-Chinese race riots led by Dutch and Indonesian residents.

1740 вЂ“ Batavia Massacre ( Jakarta, Indonesia).

Paul Revere's engraving of the Boston Massacre. 1736 вЂ“ Porteous Riots ( Edinburgh, Scotland).1726 вЂ“ Riot in Dresden for two days after a Protestant clergyman was killed by a soldier who had recently converted from Catholicism.1713 вЂ“ Dublin election riot ( Dublin, Kingdom of Ireland).1710вЂ“1713 вЂ“ Boston Bread Riot ( Boston, British America).1706вЂ“1707 вЂ“ Treaty of Union Riots (various cities, Scotland).1668 вЂ“ Bawdy House Riots (London, England).1640 вЂ“ Corpus de Sang (Barcelona, Spain).1588 вЂ“ Day of the Barricades (Paris, France).Bartholomew's Day massacre (Paris, France) 1562 вЂ“ 1562 Riots of Toulouse (Toulouse, France).1437вЂ“1438 вЂ“ Transylvanian peasant revolt (Hungary).1355 вЂ“ St Scholastica Day riot ( Oxford, England).Most of the victims were burned to death. 1349 - Strasbourg massacre, over 2000 Jews killed after widespread rioting caused by claims that they were behind the spread of the Black Death Epidemic.

1298 вЂ“ Rintfleisch massacres (Holy Roman Empire).Student riot leads to closing of university for two years. 1229 вЂ“ University of Paris strike of 1229 (France).

Venetians and other 'Latins' massacred during a riot. 1182 вЂ“ ( Constantinople, Byzantine Empire).A Muslim mob killed the Jewish vizier and massacred the Jewish population. 1066 вЂ“ 1066 Granada massacre ( Granada, Andalusia).1046 вЂ“ Vata pagan uprising ( Pest, Hungary).Thirty thousand killed in the Hippodrome. 532 вЂ“ Nika riots ( Constantinople, Byzantine Empire).38, 40 вЂ“ Riots erupted in Alexandria ( Roman Egypt) between Jews and Greeks.During Caesar's cremation in the Forum, an incensed mob took firebrands from the pyre and attacked the houses of Brutus and Cassius, as well as killing Helvius Cinna. 44 BC вЂ“ Assassination of Julius Caesar (Rome, Roman Republic).Antiquitates Flandriae ( Royal Library of Belgium manuscript 1376/77). Representation of a massacre of the Jews in the 1349 Anti-Jew riots, that was justified by allegations that Jews were behind the Black Death Epidemic.

A mob of red zeplin protesters