Murder by poison in Carlisle trial ends with death sentence
John Thomson, charged with the wilful murder of his wife Mary Thomson by arsenic, faced witnesses detailing illness after eating veal pie. Arsenic traces were found in clothing and oatmeal. After a lengthy trial, the Chief Baron sentenced Thomson to death, while he proclaimed innocence until the end.
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John Thomson
Mary
Serjeant Wilkins
Leake
Atherton
James
Wingfield
Ann Dixon
Union Street
Botchergate
Carlisle
Mary Thomson
Witneas
Thorndey
Mary Rooke
Barbara Dixon
Sarah Dixon
Mary Coxon
John Coron
Mre. Thowson
John Savage
Robert Elliott
Joseph Haugh
Savage
Elliott
Mortimer
Panther
William Graham
John Fisher
Graham Waa
Sroner
Grehem
John Bell
Graham
Eliza Hoyle
Thomas Elliott
Princer's House
Ogree
Cheriah
Lixcorr
Mary Ann Milner
Baron Relfe
Barnetby le Wold
Walla
Ritchie
Mra Johnson
Nicholson
Magistratea
Secretary of State
Tuk
Geel
Stamford Mercury
Gentleman
Arzevic
Eahe
Prexgau
Touraday
Elizabeth Davia
Lodge
George Davin
George
Camden Church
Peckham New Road
Witners
Harriet Bright
Charles, Lodge
Peckham
Noata Wares Cracuit
A. S. Joseph
Townsend
Therisoner
Madame Leoline and the Wellington Nephew in Regent Street Case
A Marlborough Street police court hearing details Leoline de Villars and her sister Esther, claiming noble birth, who lured a shop assistant and companion to Foley Place with promises of fortune. The two were accused of detaining gifts and demanding money, while the complainant admitted posing as a relative of the Duke of Wellington. The case ends with dismissal as both sides admitted mutual deception.
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Leolce de Villars
Hardwick
Marlborough Street
Benjamin Ellaw
Regent Street
Foley Place
Mademoiselle Leoline
Esther
Count de Villars
Bonor
England
London
Mademoiselle
Blaira
Firat
Custom House
Ellam
Duke of Wellington
Queen's Guards
Horse Guards
Queen's Seat
Leontine
Bart
Exram
Ma Chel Leontine
Smail
Crown of
Abe
Julius
Troe
Home Guards
Paris
Mr. Hardwick
Mr. Hardswick
Messrs
Mgr. Hardwick
G. Toss
Manair-At- Society
Charles Berber
Calcutta
Hery
Rose
Champ
Savory
Charles Barber
P. Lauria
Barber
Cockerell, Barber, and Co
Berke
P. Laurie
Parker
Cobto
Famil Ia Diff Pani Padinet
Ross
St Glen
Peter Laurie
Simmons
Mesars
Hall
Ubia Cage
Somersetshire
Mr. Simmons
Horry
Court of Chancery
Bis Bill
Westminster
Lew Society
Heanng
Thorsday
Brighton
Sassez
Harry
Aes
Rosse
Society
Heir-at-Law Society
Geo Rose
Alr
Charica Barber
Janouary
Mr. Horry
Osborne’s
Adelphi
India
Alary Austow
Joseph Parkin
Chancery
Ar. Roas
Chancery Lane
Sir C. Cockerel
Consd
Wadsco
Mr. Ross
Williams
Eltham
Parkin
Akien
Iren Parsons
Jenny Lind
St Martin's Court
Azaizes
Bonnifay
Ferrandin
Felix
Thia Felix
Gorges d'Ollioules
Hermenn
Corneille
Siz-Fours
Toulouse
M. Corneille
Ball
Madame Corneille
Crimea
Felix Perrandin
Bondlfay
Felix Ferrandin
Genodarmes
Old Ferrandio
Old Ferrandin
Hermann
Ferrandia
Henorat
Bondsay
Herb
Boonley
French Algeria gains vast fortifications and population rise
A comprehensive report in the Chamber of Peers details France’s Algeria operations. It credits major fortifications and port improvements, notes populations swelling from 11,000 to 110,000 colonists, and highlights increased militiamen. The budget is approved and officials trade sharp criticisms.
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Pants
Thoraday
Algeria
Chamber of Peers
Baron Charles Dapin
Kabyles
Algiera
Marabal Bageand
Tell
Algiers
Oran
Mers-el-Kabir
Rome
Chamber of Peera
M. Toje
Haute Loire
Becaues
M. Toja
M. Tuja
Russia
Count d'Argent
Bank of France
Univers
Nic
Vienna
Paris
Pontifical
Ferrara
Piae IX
Civita Vecchia
Pontifical States
Mapato
Duke de Glucksberg
Jeft
la Grenja
Sonderbund
League
Executive Council
Berne
Diet
Federal Assembly
Austria
Radetsky
Lombardy
Cardinal Ferretti
Borihern
Naples
Ceserzo
Bertil
Koch
Bia Vutest
Spoll
Ila Close
Reynolds
Grogan
Gregers
Oasis University
Five O'Clock
Hamilton
Shaw
Napier
M'Callagh
West Kent Etecriox
Filmer
Hodges
Austen
Saura Essix
Bramston
Buxton
Smiteh
Weer Groucesten
Drasier
R. B. Hale
Grantley Berkeley
Grenville Berkeley
Ae Dovoanvox
Sheil
Maguire
Bnss
Leicester Chronicle
George Bentinck
Berna Osborne
Middlesex
John Hay
Chiltern
Board of Control
Nottingham
John Cam Hobbbousa
Hawes
Macaulay
Lambeth
Tower Hamlets
City of
Edinburgh
John Bay
Simanoe Furakavy Escarx
Arthur Berne
Vauxhall
Surrey
Bia
Barry
Etenato
Ebila
Veoxhill Bridge
Funeral of Mr O Connell in Dosim
The mortal remains of the Irish agitator Mr O Connell are buried in Glassnevin. A vast crowd, up to 60 000, gathered to pay homage as the coffin passed from Marlborough Street chapel to the cemetery. Clergy, magistracy, and leaders attended a grand service, with a special vault prepared for the interment.
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O'Connell
Dosim
Ireland
Glassnovin
Europe
Miley
Marlborough Street
Richmond
Bterrion Square
House of Lords
Mr. O'Connell
Mont
Murray
Romeo
M'Hal
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