James Catnach
1792 โ 1841,
Books
- The trials executin [sic] & dying behaveour, of John Mitchel for forgery Francis Sturgess Michael Maroney and John Ashton for highway robberie, and John Field alias Jonathan Wild Henry Lye for housebreaking, who were executed befor [sic] the debtors door. Newgate this morning
- Trial of William Johnson
- The third examination of T. Scott, for attacking the Prince Regent
- Life, trial, and execution of James Mackey, the well known cripple drawn by dogs
- The trials & sorrowful lamentation and last farewell to the world
- Account of a dreadful and most inhuman murder, committed by a mother on the body of her own child
- The trial of H. Fauntleroy, Esq. for forgery
- 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
- Apprehension of J. Cooke
- Execution of Edwin Cochran, alias James Morrison
- Execution and confession of W. Corder
- The sorrowful lamentation, and last farewell to the world, of James Gates and James Paker [sic], for highway robbery -- Andrew and Benjamin Savage,and Thomas Cann, for forgery -- Elizabeth Fricker and John Kelly, for stealing in the dwelling-house of Mrs. Ashford, Berners-Street, who are to be executed at the Old Bailey, on Wednesday morning first
- The noble army of martyrs
- Wonderful and extraordinary discovery of the murder of Lieutenant Johnson
- The trials and execution of a desperate gang of gypsyes, at Bassington, this morning, for a most horrid and barbarous murder committed upon the bodies of Thomas Lowe, his wife, three children, and his aged mother. With an account of their dreadful behaviour at the place of execution
- The dying behaviour of the unfortunate men, who suffered this morning, March 26th 1819, at Chelmsford
- The last speech of Ed. Burkitt, Wm. Badcock, and Pat. Innes for forgery
- Execution of Elizabeth Ross for burking Caroline Walsh
- The trial and execution of W. Cornwall, for the murder of Mrs. Stevens at Woodford, Essex, who was executed on Monday, August 9th
- Trials, execution, and dying behaviour of William Sims, for forgery, and James Andrews, for setting fire to an out-house, who were executed this morning at Horsemonger Lane
- Trials, execution, and dying behaviour of the unfortunate malefactors, who were executed this morning at the Execution Dock, for murder
- Full account of a cruel and horrible murder commited on the body of Mrs. Yorke. by Thos. Reason, at Oakley Common near Thane
- The whole particulars of a most atrocious, horrid, and brutal murder
- The trial execution & dying behaviour, of T. Sharp for the murder of F. Dobbins who was executed this morning before the debtors door Newgate
- Execution of six men and one woman the mother of nine children
- Execution of John Holloway
- The sentences, and sorrowful lamentation of a young woman, aged nineteen
- On Wednesday last, the recorder made his report of the prisoners under sentence of death at Newgate
- Heart-rending execution of Fanny Amlett
- Other conspiracies detected
- Final examination and commitment of Brock and Pelham, for the horrid conspiracy
- A full account of a horrid murder committed on the body of Elizabeth Pilchen 62 Grosvenor-Street, who was shot by William H. Hollins, of which wound she died on Sunday
- The sorrowful lamentation of H. Fauntleroy
- Trial of J. Rae, chimney-sweep
- The British muse
- The trial and execution of John Bishop, Thomas Williams, and James May
- The execution and dying behaviour of James Frampton and Andrew Barton, who was executed this morning at the Old Bailey, for highway robbery
- A full account of a horrid murder committed on the body of Jane Ware
- Murder of M. Marten
- Horrid murder committed by a young man on a young woman
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