Murder trial in Lawley Street arson case unfolds
Warnings, confessions, and a gutting scene emerge as Thomas Walsh John Walsh Owen Walsh and Helen Connor stand charged with Wilful Murder in Birmingham. Witnesses describe a yard chase, a stash of sovereigns and blood stained items found in Walshs house, with Mary Walsh identified as an accessory after the fact. The coroner adjourns, evidence is weighed, and a jury convicts.
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Thomas Walsh
Hell
Connors
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Mas Walsh
Tere
Bia
Mary Ace Hadley
Patrick Denavan
No. 4
Stafford-streat
Allen Watson
Dale
Mary ‘Walsh
Mary Walsh
Pater Coffey
Peter, Coffey
Mr. Simmons
Dale-end
Aed Walsh
Hanath Mills
Mills
Beven Stara
Lewley
Thosias. Baker
Dudley-street
Atwoker
John Walah
John Walab
Renin Wits
John Wootton
Baker
Thomas Weals
Jet Walsh
Sarah Bashford
Lawley-street
Birmingham
Renesta
Rawson
Aston Rosd
Embry Adams
Lozells Gate
John Morris
Lawley Street
George Chattaway
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Morris
People
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Helen Cognor
Mary Walah
Hall
Hellen Connor
Whaether
Warwick Assizes
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Reen
Moor Street
John
Thomas Walah
Ghusnee
Young woman serves as sailor on East Indiaman Robert Small
A letter from an officer aboard the Robert Small off the Cape of Good Hope dated October 20 1839 details Mary Ann Arnold a girl who sailed as a cabin boy. Born to a distressed family in Sheerness she renounced feminine dress to work at a rope factory and as a sailor, proving aboard the Williams and Annie before joining the Robert Small. The surgeon confirmed her sex and she remains praised by crew and passengers though shy, with two brothers aboard Royal Adelaide and Britannia.
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Funeral of a gallant veteran with admiral pallbearers at the Abbey
The mortal remains of a gallant veteran were laid to rest in the Abbey Church precincts attended by Admirals Lord James O Bryan Sir Henry Bayntup Wm Totham Sir Robert Fitzgerald Sykes and Admiral Bullen. Lady Hargood widow of the deceased was Miss ocks granddaughter of Alexander Thistlethwayte Southwick Park Hants. The Bath Herald notes the Graveseen arrival of the American ship Gravese end from New York in 23 days and discusses the non political timing of the President's address observed by British Queen arrivals.
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