John Pitts

On Saturday, April 26, 1823, the recorder made his report of the prisoners who were capitally convicted at the sessions held at the Old Bailey, in February 1823, when John Walker, James Aldridge, and Henry Seaton, for burglary, were ordered for execution on Wednesday, April 30, 1823

Execution of Edwin Cochran, alias James Morrison

The particular account of the lives, trials, and execution

Execution of John Bishop and Joseph Williams

Execution of W. Corder

Murder

The particulars of the unfotunate [sic] men who were executed this morning at Newgate

The particulars of the trial, execution, &c. of Sarah Huntingford

Full particulars of the execution of George Partridge, at Bury, on Monday

The sorrowful lamentation and last farewell to the world, of the four unfortunate young men who are ordered for execution on Friday next, at Newgate

An account of the most horrid murder, committed by Sir Wiliam [sic] Watts

Execution of Honora Concanon

Horrid and barbarous cruelty committed on the body of Mary Elder, a child 11 years of age, an apprentice to George Barber, of York Street, Bethnal Green

An account of the trial execution and dying behaviour of Henry Fauntleroy

Trials, and execution

The chapter on pockets