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... Males 237. Females 223. In all 460. Decreafed in the Burials this Week 54. Jffwich, June 10, On Wednefday laft, Mr. John Longley, a Malfterj in St. Mary Elmes, being that Evening in perfeft Health, and eat his Supper very heartily, but the next Morning ...
... continuing Wtfierly and Cron g. From the Daly PofL sk r :cmicer 6. On ThurCday !aft the Coronet's Inqueft fate on the Body of Mr. Longley, the Faaor in Southwark, 1 : 1 fte r - mentioned Ti who w s flippos'el to have bcen poilon'd by his Wife, by giving him a ...
... soool. eleven wool. fourteen 500 1. one hundred and eighty • ICQI. and fix thoufand two hundred and lacy threci,o I. Mrs. Longley, who is confined in the Conn- . ty Goal of Surrey, upon her being charged with the Murder of her Husband, is to take her Trial ...
... iUiigionj Of Arreft and ,rnnrifonment Biavevy Cowardice 5 Envy 'roily and Wifdom Conftancy Lovcj For'line Free Mafonry ; Mrs Longley's in:, Lotteries, Idlenefs, Bufinefs, &c. 11 Poli Points; viz the Parliament; 1 legality of Selling Pisces thepre- Icnt Oppofi ...
... L o N d o N. Yefterday Morning between 9 and io o'clock, came on the Tryal of Mrs. Longley, on Sufpicionof Poifoningher Husband, at the Affizes at Guildford, before Mr. Baron Thompfon, where a &reat Number of witnefles were examined on both Sides; pa ...
... l 0 n d o n, jybmrttt. Yefieroay came on at Guildford, the tri- al of Dorothy Longley, for poifoning her Husband, in the Borough of Southwark, which lafted feveral Hours; but file was acquitted. Little is remarkable in her tri- al, tho' fo long. On Friday ...
... th llth of.^oh came on the Trif: -j Dorothy Longley, fd^ the Murder of her Hush (^ John Longley. Clerk ofthe Crown. TAOrothy Longlev, hold op your Hand. You ftand in- di-fted by the Name of Dorothy Longley, late oi ?? St. Geoige in the Fields in the Bo ...
... Mtftei*. dy'd ; 0 you the laid Dorothy Longley did malicibufly i_d with MaliceWorethought, n the Parifh aforefaid, kill and murder your faid Husband againft the Peace of WBlJWWrfliin3tea^r WW faf ybuTfoKp*' hy Longley, Are jou guilty of this Felony and Murder ...
... Laudanum. Cl. Cr. Call Edmund Wm. Edmund Warn I liv'd with Mr. Longley about four Years. About ia ?? on Sunday coming from Church, 1 faw a Crowd of People about the Door; they faid my Coufin Longley was dead; when I came into the Room, they had raifed him up ...
... Maryland ; Verfes on No Bifhop wKmg; Epigrams. r IV. Dometpkk Occurrences ; Births, Deaths, Marriages, Promotions, €&. Mrs. Longley & Tryal, Afuze News. V. Prices of Goods, Grain, Stocks. VI. Foreign Aftairs. VII. Books and Pamphlets. VIII. A Table of Contents ...
... ?? »KB her, that I believed he mi not well. Shefaidf I™ ■ nfl^^ 1 ?^ ,% Husband went with her. She _d, S Df'slt'dt' m;M. Longley./aV.* „m. Sheened. Oh! -he is l 7; .ni&iithMw&mmimT The Deponent thought ke had been dead' Sd S • rV I *t>«y rai^hßuup, and ...
... or fincc. Evidmru. No, only that Time. Join Tctpine. lam an Apothecary. About a Year and a Half ago I was fent for to Mrs. Longley, for her Bleeding at the Nofc ; 1 fent her fomcthing which relieved her! About two Months afterwards flic kd a Rtjlapfe. 1 ...