Elizabeth Fenning

Born	1793
Died	1815

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Circumstantial evidence: report of the trial of Elizabeth Fenning, charged with administering poison with intent to murder : whereupon she was found guilty before Sir J. Silvester, the Recorder, at the Old Bailey, April 11, 1815, and suffered death : including all the evidence omitted in the sessions paper report

by Elizabeth Fenning First published in 1819 — 1 edition

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important results of an elaborate investigation into the mysterious case of Elizabeth Fenning: being a detail of extraordinary facts discovered since her execution, including the official report of her singular trial, now first published, and copious notes thereon

by Elizabeth Fenning First published in 1815 — 1 edition

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The life, trial, and execution, of Eliza Fenning: an interesting young woman, only twenty years of age, servant to a law stationer, in Chancery Lane. For mixing a quantity of arsenic in some dumplings, with intent to poison the family. The remarkable account of her execution, in the Old Bailey, on Wednesday last. Her declaration of her innocence, and the particulars of a letter sent to her master and mistress, requesting their attendance in Newgate. The conversations she had with them, and also the parting farwell with her dear mother, the evening before she suffered. With an account of the affidavit sworn by one of the tu[rn]keys. To which is added a copy of verses

by Elizabeth Fenning First published in 1815 — 1 edition

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Eliza Fenning's own narrative of circumstances which occurred in the family of Mr. Turner: from the time of her going into their service until her apprehension ... To which are added, the affidavits, with several important letters and remarks

by Elizabeth Fenning and Turner Mr First published in 1815 — 1 edition

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Report of the trial of Elizabeth Fenning: charged with administering poison with intent to murder : whereupon she was found guilty before Sir J. Silvester, the recorder, at the Old Bailey, April 11, 1815, and suffered death : including all the evidence omitted in the sessions paper report

by Elizabeth Fenning, Job Sibly, and Great Britain. Central Criminal Court. First published in 1819 — 1 edition

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Circumstantial evidence.: The extraordinary case of Eliza Fenning, who was executed in 1815, for attempting to poison the family of Orlibar Turner, by mixing arsenic in yeast dumplings. With a statement of facts, since developed tending to prove her innocence of the crime.

by Elizabeth Fenning First published in 1829 — 1 edition
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important results of an elaborate investigation into the mysterious case of Elizabeth Fenning: being a detail of extraordinary facts discovered since her execution, including the official report of her singular trial, now first published, and copious notes thereon

Eliza Fenning's own narrative of circumstances which occurred in the family of Mr. Turner: from the time of her going into their service until her apprehension ... To which are added, the affidavits, with several important letters and remarks

Report of the trial of Elizabeth Fenning: charged with administering poison with intent to murder : whereupon she was found guilty before Sir J. Silvester, the recorder, at the Old Bailey, April 11, 1815, and suffered death : including all the evidence omitted in the sessions paper report

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Circumstantial evidence.: The extraordinary case of Eliza Fenning, who was executed in 1815, for attempting to poison the family of Orlibar Turner, by mixing arsenic in yeast dumplings. With a statement of facts, since developed tending to prove her innocence of the crime.

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