The Alleged Murders in Norfolk at Tibbenham Inn
A Norfolk inquiry into the deaths of Mrs. Mary Pearson and Mrs. Elizabeth Everett resumes at the Greyhorn Inn Tibbenham. Post mortem finds arsenic in stomach contents and liver. tea leaves tea kettle and greasy paste tested positive. poison suspected in breakfast on Sunday. family member Hannah Everett reportedly found a note marked poison. The coroner orders further evidence. case tied to possible deliberate poisoning with extensive witness testimony and adjournment.
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Pilgrim
Mary Pearson
Elizabeth Everettt
Greyhorn Inn
Tibbenham
Pearson
Elizabeth Everett
Bloomfield
Horace Howard
New Buckenham
Everett
Hannah Everett
Norwich
Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain 1846–47
Abstract detailing the net produce of Great Britain’s revenue for the years and quarters ending April 5, 1846 and April 5, 1847. It shows increases and decreases by period, indicating changes in tax yields and public incomes across the noted intervals.
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Great Britain
Ireland Finance Figures and Windsor Castle Notice
A 1846 1847 financial comparison shows Income and Expenditure for Ireland and Consolidated Fund details including customs excise stamps and debt charges. A Windsor Castle state apartments notice explains public access Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays with ticketing through London agents and Windsor inspectors.
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Ireland
Brown
M.P
Imprest
Ordnance
Great Britain
Apwisstox
Wirpson Castle
Windsor Castle
London
Ratis
Paul and
Dominic Colnaghi
Pall Mull East
Mr. Moon
Threadneedle Street
Mr. Mitchell
Old Bond Street
Mesers. Ackerman and Coe
Strand
Windsor
J Roberts
Lord Chamberlain's
Winchester Tower
Windsor Cradle
Jesty
Foreign News and Court Changes Amid Turmoil in Europe
French influence wanes in Spain and Greece as Madrid reshuffles amid a British-backed settlement. Reports describe Queen Christina's flight and ministerial changes, with Dietz removed from Lisbon as part of a broader plan. London markets react to rumors of King Louis Philippe’s illness and cabinet tensions. The issue also covers Madrid appointments, royal decrees, and ongoing Irish and Scottish relief efforts, plus cultural notices and Newmarket racing results.
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Spain
Greece
Paris
Queen Christina
Madrid
Bulwer
Great Britain
France
Portugal
M. Dietz
Lisbon
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M. Duvergier de Haursane
Esid
M. Remusat
Consola
London
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Toulonnais
Prince de Joinville
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Palace of the Tuileries
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Corps
Mapazzo
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Salcedo
Canary Islands
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Marquis de Someruelos
Vspiul
Badajoz
Wade
Velves
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Chagres
Honduras
Carthagena
Jamaica
Cuba
Demerara
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la Goggra
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Antigua
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Alara
Electra
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Lark
Nassau
Endymion
Lord Alfred Paget
M.P
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Anglesey
Cecilis Wyndham
Congres
Listowel
George Thames Wyndham
Eaq
Crowerhall
Norfolk
St. Samea’s Church
Piccadilly
Earl of
John Foley
Wadhurst
Sussex
Countess of
Chiswick
Macdonald
Wyndham
Liverroot
Liverpool
Ma. O'Connert
Cork
Vista Cottage
Oliiffe
Henry B. Olliffe
O'Connell
Confession of Catherine Foster Before Execution
The Bury Post reports Catherine Foster, condemned for her husband Jobs Foster’s murder, has confessed after visits by clergymen and the gaol governor. She admits sole guilt, disputes previous temptations, and describes purchasing white arsenic the day of the crime. Execution expected on Saturday the 7th, with memorials against capital punishment circulating locally.
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T. Weat
C.J. P. Eyre
L. Ottley
Acropo
Mr. Macintyre
Pier
Foster
Sudbury
Catherine Foster
Jobs Foster
Svin
Bury Post
Murder trial and other court items from Bristol to Liverpool
At Worcester a jury found Louisa Ferris guilty of manslaughter in the killing of Patrick White, a Bristol police officer, with a later sentence of life transportation. A Fareham case saw Charles Wolfe convicted of attempted murder after a razor attack on Elizabeth Ayling. The court heard on wardship matters in Chancery concerning two young English wards in Paris amid a £20,000 estate dispute. An accident on the Southampton to London South Western line left a worker gravely injured, likely to lose limbs. Spring Assizes covered libel damages against a railway journal editor with £50 awarded, and a Liverpool case upheld the seizure of a debtor from a German troupe manager after staged elusions failed.
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Poitics
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David Urquhart
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Wilde
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Austria
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England
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Russia
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Glasgow
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Strand
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Louisa Ferris
Patrick White
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Ferrim Thaa
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Red Lion Inn
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Shee
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The
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Livsapool
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Knowles
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Crompton
Atherton
Birmingham
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Zoological Gardens
Mr. Howden
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Keller
Ardens
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Cain
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Abel
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Goodman
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