The Saltill murder case and red hot electro telegraph pursuit
An extended account outlines a murder at Saltill Bath Place Salthill with Sarah Hart. The inquest details show Quaker John Tawell linked by witness testimony and a rapid telegraphic pursuit from Slough to London. Medical experts declare prussic acid poisoning as the probable cause of death and the case ends with Tawell's murder verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salthill
Will
Mr. Charsley
Serah Hart
Mary Ann Aablee
Ising Ween
Howe
Ts. Barrett
Mr.Tawell
Margaret Barret
Kesiah Harding
Oressi
Im Tawell
Mr. Ayson
Windsor
Eton
John Herschel
Slough
Sir John Herschell
Jim
Omibus
Slaugh
St John Herschell
Smalllhisl
Botham
Windmill Motel
E. T. Champneys
Upton-cum-Danlvey
Sloagh
Boel
Staton
Lim
Pardington
Town
Howell
Wilkes
Paddington
Wallington
Jerusalem
London Bridge
Cannon-street
Hughes
Scott's Yard
Dunn
Stough
Tospector Wiggins
Berkhampstead
H. M. Champneys
Mass
Norblad
Tam
Sam
Edward Weston Noroed
Champneys
Clampneys
Prussic Reid
Catherine White
Bothar’s
Math Place
Deogased
J. Taweli
Eon
M. Chambers
Williams
Edward Weston Norblad
Mr. Champneys
Mr. Cooper
Cooper
London
Liebig
Scheile
Mr. Chambers
Chambers
Porter
London Police
Margaret Jane Bennett
Norilad
Blatkie
Crawford Street
White
Marlow
John Towell
John "Towell
Sarah Uart
Aplesbury
Wales
Leson
Westminster Palace
Westani
Old Palace
Houses of Lords and Commons
Westminster Hall
St. Stephen’s
Fragmentary item on a social gathering and speech
A truncated passage describes a pleasant party with remarks and repartee. It mentions an interesting conversation and a quick exchange, referencing various phrases and a “Gadd baxodund Yadioage” fragment.
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Dianer Speeckiigeng
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salt Ill
Semh Hart
Bath Cottage
Three Tuns Tavern
Climaser
Prouch