A Woman Charged With Poisoning A Child At Can bridge
A woman named Sarah Scarborough was brought before Can bridge for trial on a charge of poisoning her four and a half year old child. The case followed a long inquest at the Five Bells Bow into the death of John Milla from Grovehouse Asylum. The inquest heard details of his confinement, a fatal chest injury, and fractured ribs attributed to restraint by bandages. Medical testimony noted severe brain damage and intestinal disease, with jurors urging constant vigilance in the asylum to prevent future accidents.
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Impassioned columns on Colmar to Waterford turmoil and Madrid unrest
Latest intelligence reports a Colmar Sunday political demonstration in the Upper Rhine and a Paris stock decline as Lyons and Avignon lines face dissolution. Madrid pursues cabinet reshuffles amid proclamations against the queen while Polish executions spark public demonstrations in Lemberg. Waterford electors swing to repeal, with Irish bigamy case and Dublin notes.
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The royal party led by Her Majesty Queen Victoria with the Prince of Wales and Princess Royal sailed from Osborne on the Victoria and Albert yacht at six, with a squadron including the Fairy Garland Scourge Undine and Black Eagle. They anchored at Dartmouth Evening, described the scenery, courtesies from Dartmouth officials, and anticipated continued progress toward the Scilly Islands and Pembroke for a royal visit.
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Assize Trial Splits Murder Over Bathampton Fight
West of England circuit hears Morri Perry convicted of murder in Bathampton field fighting with Potter and Crowley. Deceased John Bailey, a constable, dies after being attacked while attempting to stop the brawl. Surgeon testifies to fatal head and neck injuries. Judge Wilde instructs jury on unlawful assembly and murder. Verdicts follow after hours in court crowded with spectators. In a separate case Richard Hall is acquitted of manslaughter for firing on a door to prevent an attack at Stoke Lane inn.
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Murder Trial in Crown Court at Bristol
John Skinner stands charged with the wilful murder of his wife Sarah Skinner in Clifton Bristol. The testimony recounts a quarrel that escalated to a struggle, a knife, a fall from a third floor window and the wife's death from a fractured skull. The prisoner claimed self defense after his wife’s brother interfered.
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