Curiosities of Street Literature. Various

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СКАЧАТЬ 208 Horrid Murder of a Gentleman in a Railway Carriage 209 Murder in a Railway Train 210 Chase, Capture, and Arrival of Muller, for the Murder of Mr. Briggs in a Railway Train 211 Execution and Confession of Muller 212 —— of James Longhurst 213 —— of Miles Weatherhill, the Young Weaver, and his Sweetheart, Sarah Bell 214 Trial and Sentence of Miss Constance Kent 215 —— of Forward, for the Murder of Three Children and his Wife 216 Execution of the Five Pirates of the Flowery Land 217 Condemnation and Execution of Leigh for the Murder at Brighton 218 Barbarous Murder of a Child by a Schoolmistress 219 Farewell to the World of E. Bishop, under Sentence of Death, for the Murder of Alfred Cartwright 220 Lamentations of J. Mapp under Sentence of Death in Shrewsbury Gaol 221 Lamentations of H. Lingley, Sentenced to Death for Murder“For that cruel murder he’s doomed to dieOn Norwich fatal sad gallows high.” 222 Trial, Confession and Execution of Alice Holt, for the Wicked Murder of her own Mother 223 Cruel and Inhuman Murder of a little Boy by his Father 224 Lamentation and Confession of J. E. Jeffery, of Bristol“I am doomed to die, my glass is run,For the murder of my darling son.” 225 Murder of a Wife near Hastings 226 Lamentation of John Fletcher and Ann Lawrence, who now lie under Sentence of Death at Maidstone Gaol 227 Execution of Michael Barrett for the Wilful Murder of Sarah Jane Hodgkinson, one of the Sufferers of the Clerkenwell Explosion 228 —— of Allen, Gould, and Larkins, for the Murder of Sergeant Brett 229 The Last Moments and Confession of Wm. Sheward 230 Execution of John Devine, for the Murder of Joseph Duck at Marylebone 231 —— of Martin Brown, for the Diabolical Murder on Newmarket Hill, near Lewes 232 —— of A. Mackay, for the Murder of Mrs. Grossmith 233 Shocking Murder of a Wife and Six Children 234 Execution of John Gregson, for the Murder of his Wife at Liverpool 235 —— of F. Hinson, for the Murder of Maria Death 236 —— of J. Rutterford, at Bury St. Edmunds, for the Murder of J. Hight 237 Blank Leaves for mounting other Examples of “Gallows Literature”

A COLLECTION

       OF

       “COCKS,” OR “CATCHPENNIES.”

       Table of Contents

      “The common people are to be caught by the ears as one catches a pot by the handle.”

DIVISION I.

       A COLLECTION

       OF

       “COCKS,” OR “CATCHPENNIES,”

       STREET DROLLERIES, SQUIBS, HISTORIES,

       COMIC TALES IN PROSE AND VERSE.

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