William Stephenson
William Stephenson
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- AOAccount of the awful death of P...William Stephenson
Account of the awful death of Patrick M'Connor, a hewer in the St. Hilda pit, South Shields, by being struck with a pick, by Thomas Thompson, a putter in the same pit, on Thursday October 19, 1837
no cover - AAAn account of the last moments...William Stephenson
An account of the last moments and execution of William Probert, William Sargent, alias Baker, and Harper, for horse stealing and Smith for burglary, at Newgate, on Monday, June 20, 1825
no cover - AFA full and particular account o...William Stephenson
A full and particular account of a most shocking and horrible murder, commited on the body of James Hogg, by Charles Lynn, by beating his head to pieces with a gun, on Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1825. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, at Whaddon Chase in the county of Bucks, near London
no cover - AWA warning to all young loversWilliam Stephenson
A warning to all young lovers
no cover - TEThe execution of Mary & Eliz. M...William Stephenson
The execution of Mary & Eliz. Marlow, two sisters, at the last Bedford assizes for the wilful murder of Mrs. Bland, their aunt
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Account of the awful death of Patrick M'Connor, a hewer in the St. Hilda pit, South Shields, by being struck with a pick, by Thomas Thompson, a putter in the same pit, on Thursday October 19, 1837
- Open Work
An account of the last moments and execution of William Probert, William Sargent, alias Baker, and Harper, for horse stealing and Smith for burglary, at Newgate, on Monday, June 20, 1825
- Open Work
A full and particular account of a most shocking and horrible murder, commited on the body of James Hogg, by Charles Lynn, by beating his head to pieces with a gun, on Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1825. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, at Whaddon Chase in the county of Bucks, near London
- Open Work
A warning to all young lovers
- Open Work
The execution of Mary & Eliz. Marlow, two sisters, at the last Bedford assizes for the wilful murder of Mrs. Bland, their aunt