Ed igier and the Abergavenny arsenic case verdict
A Welsh coroner's inquest heard testimony about Mary Edwards and her servants, detailing plans to poison husband Edward Edwards with arsenic. Witnesses described meals, tea, and arsenic purchases, with expert testimony concluding the stomach contained arsenic. The jury found the prisoner guilty and the judge sentenced her to execution, with posthumous dissection ordered.
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Mary Morgan
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Mary Sandbrooke
Abergavenny Fairon
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Wood
Nealer
Mistrosy
Mary
Ebenezer Jones
Ataira
Aho
Sgalay
Sue
James Buckley
Syldiee
Isside
Mary ‘Sandbrooke
Anastor
Agnio Ballve
Mintroz
Water
Abe
Ater
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Betty Cadwaller
Sandbrooke
Aan
Ann Williama
Guilk
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Mery Sanderdale
Snistrem
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Alice
Miatrosa
Coronur
Masry
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Sua
Jegey
Fidward
Richard Jeery
Pontypool
Ron Wiliams
Campnor
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Isudanam
Boroux Vomica
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Thera
Richard Prohyndruggist
Ann Williams
Cross Roya
Ahnutsovan
Thomas
Mc Pearson
Jabez Thomas
Deccaved
Phillipa
Tuio
Edward Harrin Phillpa
John Soper
Paul
The King v Bridle at Wells Assizes Opens Pleadings
At Wells Assizes on November 18 1818 keeper of Ilchester gaol Bridle faces two charges for alleged malice in prison conditions. The first alleges confinement with inadequate sustenance for Mary Cear infant. the second accuses a blister and strait waistcoat on Thomas Gardner in solitary cell. Evidence centers on Bridle character and prison discipline.
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Ilchester
Mary Cuar
Thomas Gardner
Nchester
Gardner
Serjeant Peon
Witess
Mary Caer
Tappear
Hidlo
Bridla
Win
Wic Jatler
Bow
Scandal at Cheltenham Assizes Over Lady Shuckburgh Affair
A civil slander trial at Gloucester assizes centers on Lady Shuckburgh accused of circulating anonymous letters about Mrs Stovin and others. Mrs Marshall testifies to a Cheltenham meeting, judge urges apology, Lady Shuckburgh signs a formal retraction. The case closes with a signed apology and no further action. The report also notes royal and aristocratic movements, including the Duke of Wellington's London visit and the season's social shifts.
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Shuckburgh
Hax
Cheltenham
Bath
Bayley
Gary
Slandar
Shuckbargh
Marshall
Martall
Marshall H Wing
Mrs Stovin
Court of King’s Bench
Me Puller
Jervin
Tee
Trial over long day tests Mr Juativo Richampton character
A court session stretched from 9 a.m. to nearly 8 p.m. as witnesses spoke about Mr Juativo Richampton and the overall reliability of his character. The room remained in use to accommodate the lengthy proceedings and surrounding commentary.
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Juativo Richampton
Amoudating
Roper Quarter
Publication of the Duanty Journal and royal procession at Leith
A long fragment recalls Lua Deslin Jovana and Jovana events dated 1185, describing the Dubarkation of the Gracious Sovrainon at Leith, the royal procession to Holyrood, and the publishing of lavish notices. It notes newspaper expansion, new printing gear, and the editor’s pledge to public interest, with tribute to Sir Samuel Auchmuty and the funeral context amid a thunderstorm.
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