An account of the life, trial, and behaviour of William Barnett, who was executed at Leicester, on Monday morning the first day of April, instant, for the wilful murder of his wife, and William & John Correns, for the wilful murder of Thomas Raven
Contributors: Correns, John, -1822, defendant; Correns, William, -1822, defendant; Fowler, John, active 1812-1845, printer
Publisher: J. Fowler, printer, Leicester.; 1822
Published: 1822
Place of publication: Leicester
Language: eng
Subjects: Murder; Uxoricide; Poisoning; Trials (Murder); Trials (Poisoning); Trials (Robbery)
Notes: Date of imprint from date of executions: April 1, 1822 --cf. Capital punishment in the 18th and 19th centuries. (http://uk.geocities.com/becky62655@btinternet.com/index.html, 5 June 2007)

Barnett's wife, Mary, died of arsenic poisoning in September 1821.

Thomas Raven died of wounds received during an attack by William and John Corwin in January 1822. Raven's deathbed deposition stated that the Correns also robbed him.