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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 13, 1840

Page

3

Royal Mail Britannia sails on its western voyage

The Britannia steamship departed the Mersey on a calm Saturday evening for its second western voyage. It carried ninety passengers, including the Nova Scotia governor Lord Falk, and proceeded downriver in a stylish procession amid a gathered crowd at the pier.

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The Case of Madame Laffarge Accused of Poisoning Her Husband

A French husband Charles Pouch Lafarge of Glandier married Mary Capelle after meeting through a Paris matchmaker. She wrote a dramatic ultimatum letter and later plotted to poison him with arsenic to gain his fortune. The tale traces their letters, cakes, a suspicious box, and a long courtly sequence leading to his declining health and her persistent poisoning attempts.

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