Poisoning a Wife Trial At Deptford Court
John Hutchings aged 43 a cooper faced trial for the willful murder of his wife Mary Hutchings by poison. Testimony detailed arsenic storage, drawer breaking, and tainted tea with witnesses including Lydia Bywater and Mary Molton. The jury found Hutchings guilty. Baron Platt sentenced him to death, declaring the crime cruel and premeditated.
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Cenrese Carmmmat Couat
Baron Platt
Justice Williams
John Hutchings
Cooper
Mary Hutchings
Bodkin
Haddlestone
Ballantine
Lydia Bywater
Wm. Bywater
St. Paul's
Eptford
Abe
Mr. Ballantine
Mary Molton
Wm. Molton
Deptford
Wheeler
Cooper's Yard
Charles Hutchings
Eves
Mother
Father
Tomas Wheeler
Therisoner
Mr. Cockle
Hnish
St. Thomas's Hospital
Spacey
Huish
Taylor
Downing
Sen
Ballsntine
G. Barker
Beron Platt
Cen Tral Criminal Court
Old Court
Robert Auty
John May Harris
David Alger
Joseph Cator
Joseph Johnson
William Newson
National School
Auty
Controversial letter from Lord Lieu tenant on economic policy
The writer defends a stance against perceived market manipulation and urges government attention to concerns of coal owners and commodity dealers. He cites a recent Tymer article as justification and notes potential cross sector appeals from corn and sugar merchants. He signs as Vanz Loxponperer, Lord Lieutenant of Dorham, at Wynyard Park on Sept 27.
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Newcastle
Vanz Loxponperer
Dorham
Wynyard Park
Paris
Paria
Pius IX
Echo Agricole
Caen
France
David Salomons
Bordeaux and Cette
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Troyes
Montereau
Dieppe
Basle
Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Lyons
Tastare Tanorvy
Panis
Constitutionnel
Molle de Lozy
Tiis
Juge d'Instruction
Palais
Moile de Luzy
Duke de Praslin
Malle de Luzy
Rhodes
Duke de Sess
Gasette
Heraldo
Espartero
Spain
Misa Shepherd
W. Bennett
Bond Street
Cese
Waatmacott
Charles Bridgman
Saummons
Johnny Broome
Aum
Lawrence
Oxford Street
Peter Borthwick
Evesham
Brougham
Wagstaffe
Fistoniis
Berwick Street
Soho
Marquis of Londonderry
Burton
Charles Dod
Tr. Dod
Eamon
Public Health and Coal Prices Provoked by Market Debates
Postscript discusses a fatal Cricket explosion verdict and calls for health and safety oversight. It reprints a letter from Vane Loxporperny defending free market action against regulation, opposing coal price controls, and signaling plans to pursue court action to protect large private interests. The piece notes moral and public lessons and critiques cheapness over safety.
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Board of Public Health
Public Safety
Marquis of Londonderry
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Wynyard Park
Mr. Hindbaugh
Hindbaugh
Vane Loxporperny
H. Taylor
Westminster Hall Exhibition of Oil Paintings Review
A London crowd recalls the Westminster Hall oil painting show. The piece criticizes the breadth of entries, praises a few notable works by Watts and Poole, and argues a few prize selections misfire while urging young artists to study master landscape pieces by Eagles and friends for inspiration.
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Westminster Hall
Palace Yard
England
R.A
Pickersgill
Harold
Waltham Abbey
Academy
Alfred
G. F. Watts
Michael Angelo
Armitage
Battle of Meeanee
Johnny
Pool
Edmund
Alma
Poole
Richard Cewar de Lion
Bertrand de Gourdon
Crisp
Richard
West
Christ
Noel Paton
Cross
Oberon
Titania
Fuseli
Prince of Wales
J. Eagles
M.A
Blackwood
Deganora Nessus
Hercules
Salvator Rosa
Gaspar Poussin
Latest Intelligence From India And China Crisis
Reports from Celoutea and Bombay outline tranquil conditions across the Indian presidencies, retrenchment measures, and troop movements as Lord Hardinge reshapes policy. China remains tense, with anti foreign sentiment rising. meanwhile Paris and other capitals recount economic shifts, stock movements, and political notices across Europe.
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Celoutea
Extraordinary Express
Bombay
Oc Cne
India
China
Bomaar
Braganza
Ceylon
Hardinge
Lawrence
Peshawar
Bardinge
Cabool
Lomaden
Hasareh
Abbott
Goolaub Singh
Punjaab
Lahore
Army of Occupation
Royal Dragoon Corps
14Th
Ferozepore
Scinde
C. Napier
England
Presidency
Bompar
Madras
Affghanistan
Sultan Jan
Khelat
Caubol
Bis
Lamedon
Hooskie River
Hassem Abdal
Ponjaub
Anhabhaita
Cantor
Davis Ippesia
Law Bankruptcy Court Delivers Multiple Insolvency Decisions
The report covers several bankruptcy and insolvency proceedings. It notes suspension of a law book seller’s certificate for three months, outlawry threatened for the Oxford candidate, and discharge for a chymical lecturer. Also details debts, affidavits, and adjournments, with mockery at delays and court admonitions.
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Court OF Bannkruptcy
Tuzsmur
Owex RicHanos
Bofors
Shepherd
Fleet Street
Aince
M‘farlane
Wepazspar
Taz Banxavrrer Oy
Doxato Macuzay
Oxford
Lawrence
Maclean
Italy
Lawrance
Naples
England
Lota
Donato Macigas
Afr
Sansom Carey
Cales
Court of Review
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Earl of Denbigh
Shelburne
Earl
Farrong
Cockburn Brothers
Oporto
Reid, Irving, and Co
London
Scotland
Tur Stowe Lissany
Duke of Ruckingham
Stowe
Ireland
Kilkenny
Taaxsuissiox Oy
Emerara
Her
Growler
Potbury
Sierra Leone
Colonial Office
Africa
West India Islands
West Indies
Demerara
House
Mr. King
Hoare
Z ' King
Chippenham
Parker
Ovbrlawd Marr
Calcutta
Novilas
Pampeluna
Saragossa
Constantinople Journal
Roumelia
Milan
Ater
Greece
M. Coletti
Pztenanuncu
Count Woronzow
Aus Salty
Hadshi Murat Kibir Mahama
Daniel Bek
Salty
Kotzebue
Angatinaky Dolgouricky
Sehy
Count Gagarin
W. A. Riedi
Breslau
Vienna
Catholica
Revouuixa
George Fay
Margaret Hume
Alexander Hume
Alexander Holland
Shameroy Arvain
Mary Anne Hutchinson
Wan
Worship Street
William Reading
Elephant and Castle
Newington
Eastern Counties Railway
Termioua
Shoreditch
Arnold
Tait
Ryan
T. Matthews
Wardell
LAW
Teesnar
Polytechnic Institution
Downe
Murphy
Cooke
Cork
Universal Gas Company
Hall
Argranpae Orrense U
Glasgow
Sheffield
Dowse
Mesars
Wright
Cochrane
Bain
Westminsthe County
Couvet
Tvzspar