Answer the questions regarding "Trowbridge and North Wiltshire Advertiser", July 21st, 1860 (Article) and "The Murder at Road Hill House". 1. Why might Mr. Kent be anxious to pin the blame on someone outside the household? 2. Why would the government offer such a high reward for information leading to the capture of the murderer, what does this say about the anxieties of Victorian society? 3. What significance does the mental state of the suspects hold for the investigation, why might the newspaper speculate about mental illness? 4. The newspaper seems to cast suspicion on the nurse, Elizabeth Gough, but they do not clearly implicate her, why might they be cautious to implicate her or question her relationship to the Kents? 5. How does the newspaper portray the various women involved in the case, what assumptions and biases about gender might be influencing interpretations of the evidence?