Stafford Assizes Hear Arsenic Murder and Odd Will Case
At Stafford Assizes William Chadwick a 23 year old potter was found guilty of murder by arsenic poisoning of Samuel Tunnicliffe the seventy year old grandfather of his wife. The trial covered expert poisoning methods and a disputed will Bainbrigge v Bainbrigge lasted five days over a 1818 will challenging Denise trust and Marianne the granddaughter joined by a coachman and farmer relics. In Newcastle Patrick Forbes was convicted of wilful murder of his wife Bridget Forbes, a drunken hawker, ending with a death sentence and a daughter's hysterics in court.
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Stafford Assizes
William Chadwick
Samuel Tunnicliffe
Tunnicliffe
Chadwick
Williams
Bainbrigge
Court of Chancery
Thomas Bainbrigge
Derbyshire
Werwickshire
Staffordshire
Sherwood Forest
Marianne
Arnold
Bainbridge
Derby
Blair
Uttoxeter
Mr. Blair
Newcastle
Patrick Forbes
Bridget Forbes
Otter
Distressing Hydrophobia Case In Glasgow Railway Worker
A Glasgow railway worker strove to remove a terrier from a carriage and was bitten two months ago. He later feared hydrophobia, developed numbness and throat dryness, and after days of escalating distress died on Sunday evening despite restraint.
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Glasgow
Edinburgh and
Lectures on Christianity and Canterbury emigration notes
The Bradford Observer reports Rev G W Cowpar finishing his lectures with “The Christian Man” at Temperance Hall to a large audience. Mrs Emma Martin challenged Conder with questions as a social lecture series on Bradford life is planned. St Paul’s Cathedral admission to the public becomes free at the West door. Canterbury Day Association hosts a farewell breakfast aboard the Randolph with notable figures attending. A balloon ascent by Mr Green on horseback arouses protest. a small pony is used and the act proceeds without police intervention. Sisters of Mercy establish a convent and school in Perth Western Australia.
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G.W. Cowpar
Temperance Hall
Conder
Emma‘ Martin
Bradford
St. Paul's Cathedral
Ludgate-hill
George Braye
Hume
Ublic
Lan
John Bull
John Cam Hobhouse
Mr. Labouchere
Tas Canters Day Association
Blackwall
New Zealand
Randolph
Canterbury
East India Docks
Coldstream Guards
Lord Lyttelton
Bishop of Norwich
John Simeon
Green
Vauxhall Gardens
Lambeth
Esterday
Komas
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Paris