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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 06, 1848

Page

10

Disturbing deaths in cottage family shock Irish village

A Clare Journal report describes Bridget Quin dying on the 16th, Mary Quin on the 19th, and Mary Linnane on the 20th, with three corpses left in the house until the 24th when the grim scene was uncovered. Rats reportedly chewed flesh from one corpse as the stench forced entry issues. The piece also notes political intrigue around Rotatory Parliament and mock weekly meetings with paid access, mentioning Lord William Fitzgerald and Mr. Butt slated for roles.

Bridget Quin Mary Quin Mary Linnane Clare Journal Cork Butt William Fitzgerald

Royal Family News and Political Notes

The Queen and Prince Albert with children are seen around Osborne House Isle of Wight as Lord and Lady John Russell visit. Edinburgh sale at Birkhall adjoining Balmoral set at 13,900 pounds. Premier recovering from cold. Jacob Omnium rumored to head Sierra Leone governorship. Melbourne funeral. treasury expenditure inquiry led by Trevelyan Craig Merivale. Duke Buccleugh approves Free Church at Wanlockhead.

Prince Albert Isle of Wight Osborne House Lord John Russell Hucquiano Larro Birkhall Balmoral Edinburgh H.R.H Joan Russett Jacob Omnium Sierra Leone Viscount Melbourne Brocket Hill Welwyn Hatfield Church Treasury Charles Trevelyan Gibson Craig Herman Merivale Tue Duxe Wanlochead

Ruinous Cost or rHE Army AnD Navy

Reformer's Almanack argues after 1847 that Britain spends massive sums on the armed forces, with £28 million of £51 million revenue consumed by armaments. It urges retrenchment and a return to 1837–38 protection levels, proposing tax repeal and window tax reduction.

England and Wales

Murders at Stanfield Hall Near Norwich Stir Nation

A spree of killings at Stanfield Hall near Wymondham claims Mr Jermy and his son with Mrs Jermy and a servant wounded. The suspect Rush, a Bethell farmer auctioneer, is held as inquiries unfold amid coroner’s inquest and evidence of masked assailant, disguises, and possible mortgage disputes.

Stanfield Hall Wymondham Isaac Jermy Norwich Jermy Mr. Jermy Rush Bethell Wymondham House of Correction Alread Mr. Clarke Norwich Castle Mrs. James James Bridewell Mr. Rush Stanfield-hall Smith Futter Stanfieldhall Bacon

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