The Sun.
London, England, 1857-07-09 00:00:00

GLASGOW POISONING CASE.
An Extra Number of

THE "ILLUSTRATED TIMES" of SATUR-
DAY NEXT will contain an unabridged and complete Report
of this remarkable Trial, including the innumerable extraordinary
letters written by the Prisoner to I.'Angelier. This report will be
accompanied by numerous illustrations, including carefully en-
graved Portraits of the Prisoner and of L'Angeher, of several of the
Witnesses, the Judges, the Lord Advocate. the Dean of Facul y,
&c., with a large and eloborate Engraving of the Court during the
Trial ; also Views of the Prisoner's Residence, showing the Apart-
ment occuried by her, the House in which L'Angeller died, the Jail
at Edinburgh, and the exterior of the Court of Justiciary during the
progress of the investigation.
The ordinary Number of the " Irnstrated Times" will contain
Engravings of the Massacre at Meerut, the Pursuit of the Mutinous
Sepoys. the Proceedings at Lurknow ; the Queen at the Manchester
Exhibition; Portrait of Spollen, charged with the murder of Mr.
Little, Plan of the Railway Terminus, View of Spollen's Cottage,
&e.

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