The Horfield Horror: A Victorian Murder That Shook Bristol
News of the Times | Episode 523 | 1841
🕯️ A Brutal Victorian Murder. A Teenage Suspect. A Trial Gripped by Doubt.
In 1841, the quiet village of Horfield near Bristol was shattered by the violent murder of 67-year-old Martha Shedden. Her skull was crushed in eleven places. No weapon was ever found. No one saw the killer.

But a 17-year-old errand boy with a grudge stood accused.

Was Charles Rudge the murderer—or a convenient scapegoat?

With circumstantial evidence, a conflicted jury, and a courtroom brimming with Victorian tension, this chilling case left more questions than answers.

🔎 Explore the forensic clues, timeline contradictions, and moral dilemmas of a community shaken to its core.

👀 Plus: in Further Particulars, a cow invades a barber shop and the local markswoman solves the problem... from the roof.
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1849: The Curious Case of the Harvard Murder | EP378
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1844: The Case of The Colwick Murders And The Subsequent Tragedies | EP389
https://youtu.be/GgyyTQFkL6A
1836 & 1843: The Trouble with Harriet | EP398
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🔥 Murder by Fire: The Notting Hill Tragedy of 1881 | Ep522 | News of the Times

In Victorian London, fire could be a constant threat—but what if the flames were no accident?

On a quiet night in May 1881, a Notting Hill lodging house erupted into an inferno. Six people perished. One couple escaped unharmed—and fully dressed. Suspicion grew. Insurance claims were filed. And whispers turned into a murder trial that gripped the press and shocked the courts.

This gripping case follows William Nash and Anna Maria Wright from the flames of Portobello Road to the dock at the Old Bailey, as Victorian society tried to untangle the difference between misfortune... and murder.

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Arson and insurance fraud
Victorian housing horrors
Suspicious escape stories
And a final twist that defied even the black cap of Justice Grove

👒 Stay to the end for “Further Particulars,” where a corset becomes the unexpected villain of a separate Victorian demise. Because in 1881, if it wasn’t fire, it was fashion.
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Our First-Ever Q&A Special | Arsenic, Pirates & Victorian Mayhem
News of the Times | Episode 521s | 2025

You had questions. We had… tea, notes, and an unwise amount of confidence.

In this special episode, Robin fearlessly tackles viewer queries on everything from Victorian habits to pirate ethics, frying pan sorcery, and why so many 19th-century murderers owned top hats.

💬 Expect mildly factual answers, unapologetic hat-wearing, and a few too many thoughts about dairy-related crime. One answer involves a pirate cannon. We’re still not sure why.

This is News of the Times as you’ve never seen it before: unscripted, unrehearsed, and still clinging to proper punctuation.

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The Goatfell Murder | Victorian Sociopath or Calculated Climber?
News of the Times | Episode 521 1889
In this gripping true crime tale from 1889, we follow mild-mannered London clerk Edwin Rose on what should have been a peaceful summer holiday to the Isle of Arran. Instead, he crosses paths with a charismatic stranger calling himself “Mr. Annandale” — a man who dresses well, speaks smoothly, and lies with alarming ease.

When Rose’s battered body is discovered hidden on the slopes of Goatfell, the hunt begins — not only for a killer, but for the truth behind a man with no past, multiple identities, and an eerie lack of conscience.

Was this a calculated murder?
A robbery gone wrong?
Or the work of a Victorian sociopath, who killed simply because he could?

🔍 Featuring:
A mountain climb with deadly consequences
A false name and a real murder
A thrilling manhunt across Scotland
And a courtroom drama soaked in suspicion

✨ Plus: In today’s “Further Particulars,” someone steals horse-plumes during a funeral. Because of course they do.
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1900: The Sinister Mr Salmon | EP484
https://youtu.be/dbLJw0a7v4A
1927: Murder at Plummers Plain House | EP488
https://youtu.be/2PhVhjpe7Xw
1810 - 1903: History's Serial Killers - Compilation | EP512
https://youtu.be/EzqCnPf9YLc

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A Respectable Gentleman. A Sudden Shot. A Suspect in the Privy
News of the Times | Episode 520 | 1806

When a beloved dockyard figure is murdered in his own parlour, the streets of Rotherhithe whisper of robbery. But what unfolds is far murkier — involving fake drafts, vanishing money, and trousers hoisted just a little too late.

Was Richard Patch simply in the wrong privy at the wrong time… or was he orchestrating a murderous cover-up worthy of the gallows?

💼 Featuring:
Pistols, privies, and peculiar trousers
A maid with nerves of steel
One very dodgy draft
And the most suspicious bout of stomach trouble in legal history

⚖️ Follow the full case, from the first gunshot to the final drop of the gallows — with scandalous testimony, courtroom drama, and a twist you won’t want to miss.

🎩 PLUS: Stay to the end for Further Particulars — a Georgian scandal involving cross-dressing, bigamy, and an impressively vengeful crowd with good aim and a lot of fruit.
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1807: Terrible Thomas Simmons | Ep249
https://youtu.be/So5pZH7EIlw
1802 - 1837: Crimes of the Many William Hills | EP325
https://youtu.be/oRahZEDTRpM
1809-1811: The German Brinvillier - Anna Margaretha Zwanziger | EP352
https://youtu.be/BxOsIxpNCrs

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The Woolston Tragedy – Double Murder and Vanishing Man
News of the Times | Episode 519 | 1922
A quiet Edwardian home. A respected family. A horror no one could have imagined.

When a devoted mother and her young daughter are found savagely murdered in Southampton, suspicion turns to the only one missing — Frederick Halliday, husband, father, and railway clerk. But what drove a trusted man to vanish without a trace?

In this chilling 1922 case, we examine a brutal double murder, a mysterious disappearance, and the tragedy that stunned a nation. Was Halliday a cunning killer, or a desperate man caught in his own unraveling life?

📜 In today’s Further Particulars:
☀️ Bank holidays, Whitsun crowds, and the dangers of overcooked ham as 116,000 Londoners storm the seaside.
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1922: The Case of Herbet Rowse Armstrong | Ep151
https://youtu.be/qw3xna-RFvQ
1870-1922: Murder by Burying Alive | Ep234
https://youtu.be/WPTXgwrt9bo
1915 and 1922: The Unspoken Law | Ep238
https://youtu.be/iyG8XfYFNjQ
1384 to 1922: Dark International Murder Cases from 1384 to 1922 | EP386
https://youtu.be/7P8dVj2lEp8
1922: A True Case of Murder - Scotland Yard Casebook | EP431
https://youtu.be/jo4AcvPbLfk

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Terror at Bank Farm: The Tragic Case of Dennis O’Neill
News of the Times | Episode 518 | 1945
In 1945, 13-year-old Dennis O’Neill was found dead on a remote farm in Shropshire. Starved, beaten, and neglected — by foster parents approved by the state — his death shocked wartime Britain and exposed catastrophic failures in the child welfare system.

How could this happen under the nose of officialdom? Why was Dennis left to suffer, despite repeated warnings? And what did the explosive trial reveal about the people trusted with his care?

This is not just a tragic murder — it's the case that changed the law.

In this deeply researched episode, we uncover:
The harrowing truth of Bank Farm and the Goughs
The desperate efforts of Dennis’s birth mother to find her son
The media firestorm that followed
The courtroom drama that led to major reform in UK child protection

⚖️ Real history, real victims, and a legacy written in heartbreak.

And stay for our Further Particulars segment, featuring:
🕯️ A haunted waltz at Covent Garden
🪖 A ghost in full armour
🎻 And a conductor who very nearly fainted...
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1947: The Disturbing Saga of the Blackout Ripper | Ep113
https://youtu.be/sYSISPhv0I0
1886 - 1946: Lancashire Murder Stories | Ep166
https://youtu.be/AEJxlmxF7u4
1946: The Many Crimes of Marcel Pettiot | EP358
https://youtu.be/0FIjjwzO1kM

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The Servant Who Shocked London: Sarah Malcolm’s Fatal Crime
News of the Times | Episode 517 | 1733
🕯 Step into the shadowy alleys of Georgian London...
In 1733, a laundress named Sarah Malcolm stood accused of one of the most shocking triple murders the city had ever seen. Was she a cunning killer, a scapegoat, or simply in the wrong place at the worst time?

In this week’s News of the Times, we unravel the chilling case that captivated coffee houses, horrified society — and inspired a portrait by none other than William Hogarth.

Expect:
💀 Bloodstained linens in the Inner Temple
🎨 A final portrait behind prison bars
💰 £300 in silver and scandal
🧵 And a romantic Georgian disaster in the Further Particulars...

Was Sarah Malcolm guilty? Or merely the easiest to blame?

🎧 Featuring the real court records, public outcry, and a bride who dodged disaster faster than you can say “eight children.”
👤 Hosted by Robin Coles

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▶️ **Related episodes from the vault:**
1746 -1885: Murder Among the Monied | Ep294
https://youtu.be/GyQAxxRRmY4
1917: SYC: The Regent Square Murder | EP301
https://youtu.be/7j6QKTA751U
1775 & 1851: Stories of Murdered Mistresses | EP310
https://youtu.be/DDXmfejiVOo
1775 & 1848: Murders of Mothers | EP311
https://youtu.be/iKUmrgkAmME
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