“ADVENTURE IS WORTHWHILE.” – AESOP
LETTER FROM THE CULPRIT. Joseph Laycock, who murdered his wife and four children at Sheffield, in July last, and was executed yesterday, was visited on Saturday by his mother, two relatives resident in Leeds, Mrs Fowler (his younger sister), and … Read More
Man fell Knowle Hill Quarry Dec 25th, 1885. ECKINGTON. Shocking Death. James Swanwick, collier, who lodged with Wm. Topley, of the Halfway Horses, Eckington, met with a shocking death on Christmas Eve. Between four and five o’clock he went … Read More
The Tichborne Trial – BNA © Henley Advertiser – Saturday 14 February 1874 End of the Tichborne Trial BNA © Edinburgh Evening News – Monday 02 March 1874 RELEASE OF THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT … Read More
In an excited court at Liverpool Assizes yesterday verdicts were returned and sentence passed in the case of the two youth’s charged with the murder of Miss Catherine Christina Bradfield at her brother’s warehouse in Old Salt Street, Liverpool, on … Read More
Miss Edith Brookes, a well-known parachutist, was killed at Sheffield on Tuesday evening. Miss Brookes made an ascent from the Wednesday football ground at Owlerton, in the presence of thousands of people, who were horrified to see that, after she … Read More
SAD AFFAIR AT SHEFFIELD. Mother Shot While Protecting Daughter. At Sheffield. on Tuesday, Percy Clayton of Eckington Derbyshire, a traction engine owner was remanded charged with shooting Mrs Parson., his mother-in-law, with intent to kill. Accused, it is stated, … Read More
William Marwood. the common hangman died his residence, Horncastle. on Tuesday afternoon, from inflammation of the lungs, aggravated jaundice. had been gradually sinking since the previous evening. The death of Marwood terminated a somewhat remarkable career. He held the … Read More