Trial of Faith Sealey for poisoning her father and aunt
At Taunton Crown Court Justice Wightman opened the trial of Faith Sealey for murdering her father William Sealey with arsenic. The case featured extensive testimony on arsenic found in the stomach, purchases of poison, and a sister Mary Sealey’s alleged admissions. The jury acquitted Faith Sealey of murdering her father and later not guilty of murdering her aunt Betty Sealey after a dramatic, months-long court sequence.
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Staira
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Merewether
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Charlotte Hayes
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Francis Welch
Gabriel Porter
Charlotte Leahy
John Burfout
Richard Hitchcock
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Betsey Sealey
Charles Gibbs
Kingston
Old Faith Sealey
Rebecca Dimmy
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Mary Ann Baker
Wanderings of Azrava O Leary and a French run away romance
Literary Chronicle reviews Azrava O Leary’s Wanderings and Ponderings in Many Lands. The essay, edited by Harry Larrequer, mixes travel bravado with humorous sketches of horses and European manners, ending with a runaway marriage tale in a Belgian inn and a comic wedding misadventure. The era’s tone blends satire on fashion and travel with a melodramatic plot in Dinant.
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Harry Larrequer
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New Leicester Square Street Open To Pedestrians
On Tuesday morning the new street from the northeast angle of Leicester Square to St Martin's Lane opened as a public thoroughfare but remains foot traffic only for the time being.
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Easter Amusements at Drury Lane Highlight Duprez Power
Review notes Monday Easter program at Drury Lane focused on Duprez as a strength, praising his refined musical taste and performances. Guillaume Tell act praised, audience enthusiasm high, while The Tale of Mystery and featured dancers received mixed reactions though Harley and Mrs Tayleure kept up spirits.
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Cherry Island
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Eben
Olympic
Drama Finds a Home at the Haymarket This Easter
The Haymarket welcomes the long wandering Drama for an Easter season performance. Mrs Glover leads the cast in The Light of Other Days with Puff staging a revival that blends old favorites and new acts from various London venues. The show draws a full house, receives warm applause, and promises a flourishing, if not lengthy, run.
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The Easter Theatrical Offering At The Olympic and Strand
The Easter program featured The Signal and Cinderella at the Olympic with strong melodramatic scenes and praised performances by Laws Wild Rogers Lebatt Melville and Miss Gates. The Strand offered The King and the Comedian Irish Tutor and a ballet drama with child actor Teddy O Rourke earning applause. The crowd filled the houses amid orderly attendance and broad laughter at the holiday entertainment.
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Stolbach
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Miss Heron
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Dublin
Burke
Robin Gray
Miss Marshall
Mademoiselle C. Levere
Richard Ye
Great Wizard of the North Opens Adelphi Season
The Adelphi theater opened its season on Monday night with the Great Wizard of the North performing a magic show that drew overflow crowds. He dazzled and swindled pockets with feats that raised questions about his integrity, rivaling Germany’s Herr Dobler in necromancer lore. Also featured was Malone Raymond and company performing An Hour in Ireland with Irish songs and stories, delivering lively humor and popular tunes like Ally Croker and Darby Kelly.
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Malone Raymond
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Ireland
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