... ATTEMPT TO MURDER A HUSBAND. On Wednesday last at the Hull police court, Betsy Ferguson and Mary Hanson were charged with administering arsenic to John Ferguson, furniture broker. South-street, Hull. The woman Ferguson is the wife of the prosecutor, and ...

... I mixed the arsenic with a little meal; I did 'hot use it after that; I-gave a paper of arsenic to Hallam on the 24th I !of pril; I! took it off the shelf we have been speaking i ' Sergeant Hallam- was here called o's produce the -arsenic.e' ?? Mrs. ...

... different tests being applied to the dough, the presence of arsenic was ascertained in a decided manner, and in large quantities. A grocer in Markfield remembers selling half an ounce of white arsenic to a girl of fifteen or sixteen, about three weeks ago ...

... Muchwprth, Esq.' *1 . Webstarof AsWlrrtie, Esq. : se ioddre' leviell, ofl.angtley, Esq. 'as Richard ArL'vrigkr the vortager, ?? Hull, Esq. 01. 'lhonias Malulwes, of Glapwell, Esq. Julia Bnainuront, of Barrow, Evq. 11, Edward Soresby Cox, of LUrailslrd, Esq ...

... lookingglass. Mormon Emigration.—One of the steamships belonging to the Danish Steam Navigation Compauy is expected to arrive in Hull, with Mormon passengers, en route for the Salt Lake, and it is said that about 500 more are shortly to follow on this errand ...

... Saturday night, it has been thought advis- able not to send her out to sea after this mishap without an examination of her hull. An investigation will talce place respecting the conduct of the man in charge of the fog gun t at the end of the breakcwater ...

... animal's neck about six '0 inches from the bass of the horii, nutting the spinal-cord, ty and killing it immediately. The slain hull proved to be a LO manficet animal, about seven years old. The trophy W-was carried to the Cnstle,,where it was shown to the ...

... the tumbler. Hle sent for Dr. so 31in Seward, who analysed it, and found the dregs of the sel - glass to contain sufficient arsenic to poison a number of as 3of men. Certain men were suspected, and were seized,, ox ces. the domestic servants were interrogated ...

... must be carried to a greater extent-is greater degree of heat woold1 be necessalry. Tue prosaic acid produced by these tests hull none of the liecutiar smell belonging to the poison. Both lungs might be considered to be slightly conlgesited. Did not examine ...

... in a closed coffin after clirceor four ns !months' interisent. If this were a question of poisossing is I by antimonly, by arsenic, or by mercury , the non-dis- icovery of thle poison would be adverse to the belief that ii cthe person died of poison;- but ...