The Confession And Execution Of the Seven Prisoners that suffered at Tyburn On Wednesday the 6th of March 1677-8. At which time were Executed William Johnson, Francis Rashfield Another, Hugh Mills,} {A Boy, Blanch Oakley, and Joan Griffin. With An Account of their Behaviour in Prison after Condemnation, and their Discourses to some Friends and Ministers that Visited them. The Wages of Sin is Death. This may be Printed. Ro. L'Estrange

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The Confession And Execution Of the Seven Prisoners that suffered at Tyburn On Wednesday the 6th of March 1677-8. At which time were Executed William Johnson, Francis Rashfield Another, Hugh Mills,} {A Boy, Blanch Oakley, and Joan Griffin. With An Account of their Behaviour in Prison after Condemnation, and their Discourses to some Friends and Ministers that Visited them. The Wages of Sin is Death. This may be Printed. Ro. L'Estrange
Johnson, William burglar, executed at Tyburn | 1678