The Sun.
London, England, 1846-07-01 00:00:00

The Lord Mayor gave a dinner at the Mansion
House, on Saturday last to a select party of friends.
Susricrous CASE.—On Monday, an inquest was held
by adjournment before Mr. W. Baker, jun., at the Mulberry
' Tree Mile-end Old Town, on the body of James Perryman,
aged 42, late foreman to a fish salesman in Billingsgate-
market. The wife of the deceased was a very profligate
woman, and :on several occasions, when the deceased re-
turned home, he found some strange man sitting there.
About two years ago she was tried at the Old Bailey for
robbing a man of eight sovereigns, and on that occasion a
quantity of arsenic was found in a cup in her house. She
had been heard to wish that her husband was dead, and to
say that a fortune-teller had told her he was to die in the
course of next year. Various alarming rumours had gone abroad
that the deceased had been poisoned, and suspicion was directed
against the wife. The deceased's relatives applied to the
Coroner to hold an inquest, and a post martem examination
was ordered to be made. Evidence was given as to the bad
character of the wife. The suspicion which rested on the
wife was, however, cleared away by the evidence of Dr.
Leatheby, lecturer on chemistry to the London Hospital,
who deposed that he analysed the contents of the stomach,
and found that the abdomen contained fluid indicating a
previous state of inflammation. The liver was very much
decayed, and a very large abscess had formed. Witness also
said that he had carefully analysed the stomach, but could
not detect any trace of poison, and he was of opinion that
death was caused by the bursting of the abscess. The jury,
after a short consultation, returned a verdict in accordance
with the medical testimony.
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