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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 18, 1840

Page

6

Murder Verdict Rendered in Liverpool Inquest

In Liverpool an inquest into the death of Ann Kehoe wife of Owen Kehoe concluded with a verdict of murder against the husband. Witnesses described prior quarrels and the use of ship scrapers as weapons, and a post mortem revealed fatal head injuries with brain abscess.

Ann Kehoe Owen Kehoe Liverpool Mary Philburn Miles Philburn Allen’s Court Stockdale-street Owen Kehneey Bridget Collins William Collins William’s Court Edward Toye Woodward Northern Hospital

Murder at Bank Top Barnsley Leaves Widow Desolated

A grim account reports the murder of farmer George Blackburn at Bank Top near Barnsley. Two assailants hid near his wall and used a stone and a wooden weapon, leading to his death after hours of agony. Suspects Robinson and Mitchell were arrested. an inquest is set for October 15.

Barnstex Bank Top Barnsley George Blackburn Blackburn Bank-top Sheffield and Mr. Blackburn Dragoons Crookes Wainwright Carnelly Kershaw Robinson Mitchell J. Thornely Fox Leeds Intelligencer Murper Lorp Northampton Com Mittal Murperers Goddard Joseph Bedford William Downing James Under- Wood Ashby Bedford Castle Ashby Yardley

Distressed market thief and other petty crimes in London

A lengthy London court scene covers Joseph Pummell stealing two rabbits from Leadenghall market, a coat theft by John Smith, a violent gin fueled assault on policemen, a razor wound in Marlborough Street, gas burner disputes, a troubled Irish wedding tale, forged checks, destitute children, and a desperate case of a fortune teller in Belfast twisting funds from Mrs. Coburn with alleged spirits and letters from the dead.

Joseph Pummell Leadgnhall-market Spitalfields John Smith James Mc Donald Lkke Brake Pearl’s Milton-street New-road Stingolane Thomas Farrow North Street Manchester Square Watley Henry Highman Mary Angel London Comenius Curntin Ann Hayes Nevitt Samiel Matthews Charles Glindon Abingdon-street Coutts and Co E. W. Bassett Charlotte Walters Gard Oxford Street Sackville Street E. Hunt Charles-street Middlesex Hospital Margaret Martinet Wigmore-street Victoire Baker-street Blenkinsop Messrs. Coutts and Co Elizabeth Hannah Spencer Jane Sarah Carnaby-street Golden-square Salisbury-street Portman-market St. Marylebone Marylebone Hatton Garden Smashine Bridget Caney Charles Harris Robert Heath Felix-terrace Liverpool-road Islington Holloway Duke Waddington Ross-Lapper Tuitves Thomas Jackson William Smith Mr. Combe Archer Clerkenwell Jackson West-street Saffron-hill House of Correction Chappel Smith Sergeant King N Division Belfast Sarah Afillikin Marquis of Donegal New Orleans Milkin

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