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| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THE REV. MR JACKSON: Convicted of Treason, in Dublin, 23rd of April, 1793, but who died of Poison at the Bar o | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THE REV. MR WHEATLEY: Sentenced to do Public Penance for Adultery | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THE REV. RICHARD BURGH, JOHN CUMMINGS, Esq., CAPTAIN IN THE ARMY, TOWNLEY M'CAN, ESQ., STUDENT OF LAW, JAMES D | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THE REV. ROBERT FOULKES: Executed 31st of January, 1679, for the Murder of his newly-born Babe | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THE REV. ROBERT HAWKINS: The Subject of a foul Conspiracy on the Part of Henry Larrimore & Sir John Croke that | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THE REV. THOMAS HUNTER, M.A.: Executed on 22nd of August, 1700, near Edinburgh, for the diabolical Murder out | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Chatterton, Thomas | The Rowley Poems (intro. Maurice Hare) | 1778/1911 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THE SECOND REBELLION OF THE PRETENDER TO THE BRITISH THRONE in the year 1745 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THE THIEF, THE PRIESTS, & THE GREAT KING OF PRUSSIA: An Anecdotal Fact, & a touch at Superstition | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THEODORE GARDELLE: An Artist, who was executed in the Haymarket, 4th of April, 1761, for murdering a Woman | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THERESA PHIPOE: Executed before Newgate, 11th of December, 1797, for Murder | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS AIKNEY & ELIZABETH BROADINGHAM: Executed for the murder of Broadingham's husband, 20th March, 1776 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS ANDREWS: Convicted of an unnatural crime | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS ATHOE, THE ELDER, & THOMAS ATHOE, THE YOUNGER: Executed for murder | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS BARKWITH: An accomplished Scholar & Linguist, who was executed at Tyburn 1st of December, 1739, for Rob | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS BELLAMY & JOHN LANEY: Watchmen, convicted of assaulting those whom they were bound to protect, Septembe | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS BLOOD, GENERALLY CALLED COLONEL BLOOD: Who stole the Crown from the Tower of London on 9th of May, 1671 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS BROCK, JOHN PELHAM, & MICHAEL POWER: Convicted of Coining, 25th of September, 1816 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS BUTLER, Esq. Highwayman, executed at Tyburn, on the 8th Of February 1720 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS BUTLOGE: Robber, hanged at Tyburn, for basely betraying his trust, in robbing his master, on the 18th o | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS CAPPOCK: The rebel bishop of Carlisle | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS CARR, AN ATTORNEY , & ELIZABETH ADAMS: Executed at Tyburn, 18th of January, 1738, for Robbery | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS CHALFONT: A Post-Office Sorter, executed before Newgate, 11th of November, 1800, for stealing a Bank-No | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS COLLEY: Executed 24th of April, 1751, for the Murder of People who were reputed to be possessed of Witc | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS COOK: Murdered a Constable during a Riot in Mayfair, & was executed on 11th of August, 1703 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS DANIELS: Condemned for the supposed Murder of his wife but subsequently pardoned, 1761 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS DENTON: His Misapplied Talents led to his Downfall, & he was executed before Newgate, 1st of July, 1789 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS DOUGLASS Murderer, executed at Tyburn on the 27th of October, 1714 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS DUN: Head of a Gang of Outlaws, on Account of whom King Henry I. is credibly supposed to have built Dun | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS ESTRICK Executed for housebreaking on the 10th of March, 1703 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS GORDON: Executed at Northampton, 17th of August, 1789, for a Murder ordered by his Mother | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS GRAY: Nephew to the Exeter Hangman, who turned Thief & Highwayman, & ended by marrying an Heiress. His | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS HORNER & JAMES FRYER: Executed for Burglary & Robbery under Threats of Violence, 24th of June, 1778 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS KIMPTON: Convicted at the Middlesex Sessions, December, 1810 of a Violent Assault on a Juryman of the C | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS KINGSMILL, FAIRALL & PERIN: Three of the thirty Smugglers who broke open the Custom-House at Poole, & w | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS LEACH & ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE: The Former transported for uttering Forged Bank-Notes, & the Latter condem | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS LIGHT, alias JOHN JONES, alias THOMAS KNIGHT: Tried for stealing dead bodies from St. Giles' Churchyard | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS LYELL & LAWRENCE SYDNEY: Swindlers, who cheated with Loaded Dice & were pilloried for Fraud, 2nd of Jun | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS LYMPUS: Executed near Wells, in Somersetshire, 21st of September 1739, for robbing the Mail | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS MEARS & OTHERS: The Canterbury Rioters, 31st May 1838 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS NEALE & WILLIAM BOWEN: Highwaymen (The former a most hardened Sinner, who died cursing the Spectators o | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS PACKER & JOSEPH PICKER: Executed at Tyburn February, 1, 1725, For Highway Robbery: | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS PHIPPS, Esq., & THOMAS PHIPPS, his Son: Executed for a Forgery committed by the Younger Man, who exoner | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS PICTON, Esq.: Late Governor of Trinidad. Convicted 24th of February, 1806, of applying Torture, in orde | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS PUGH & ELIZABETH PUGH: Convicted at the London Sessions, 20th of January, 1810, & sentenced to Imprison | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS QUIN, JOSEPH DOWDELL, & THOMAS TALBOT: A Gang of Notorious Thieves, executed at Tyburn, June 17, 1751, | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS REYNOLDS: Executed at Tyburn, for enlisting soldiers for the service of the king of France | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS RUMBOLD: Who, if all the Stories about him be true, was a very notable Cheat. Executed in 1689 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS SAVAGE: A Profligate Apprentice who murdered a Fellow-Servant, was executed twice, & finally buried 28t | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS SHARPE: Executed October 31, 1814, for the horrid murder in Kentish Town | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS SIMMONS: Executed at Hertford, 7th of March, 1808, for a Double Murder | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS THOMPSON: Executed at Tyburn, Oct. 24, 1748, for horse-stealing | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS WATKINS: Executed in the Market-Place of Windsor, 7th of March, 1764, for Murder | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS WHITE & WALTER WYATT: Two Thieves, who were the First Criminals to be executed at Oxford | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS WILFORD: A Cripple, who murdered his Wife in a Fit of Jealousy, & was executed at Tyburn on the 22nd of | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS WILMOT: A Notorious Highwayman who hated & maltreated Women. Executed 30th of April, 1670 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS WITHERINGTON, JONATHAN WOODWARD & JAMES PHILPOT: Who, in the Reign of King James I. were the first to h | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | THOMAS WYNNE: Housebreaker & Palacebreaker, whom Conscience made confess a Murder twenty years afterwards. Exe | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | TIM BUCKLEY: Highwayman, who fell after a hot Battle, & was hanged in 1701 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | TOM AUSTIN: Highwayman, guilty of unparalleled Butchery. He murdered his Aunt, Wife & Seven Children. Executed | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | TOM COX: A Handsome Highwayman who robbed the King's Jester & even held up men of his own Trade. Executed 3rd | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | TOM GERRARD: Taught a Dog to pick Pockets, & was executed for Housebreaking at Tyburn in August, 1711 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | TOM GRAY: Highwayman who set Fire to a Prison. Executed at Tyburn in March, 1713 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | TOM JONES: Highwayman, executed at Launceston, 25th of April, 1702, for robbing a Farmer's Wife | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | TOM KELSEY: An audacious young Thief who robbed the Tent of King William in Flanders & stabbed a Newgate Turnk | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | TOM ROWLAND: Who worked the Highway disguised as a Woman for Eighteen Years. Executed 24th of October, 1699 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | TOM SHARP: Resourceful Thief, Coiner & Trickster. Executed in Long Acre on 22nd September, 1704 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | TOM TAYLOR: Who, getting literally hooked as a Pickpocket, turned House-breaker. Executed 18th of December, 16 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | TOM WATERS: Highwayman, who held up Gipsies, robbed a Vice-Admiral, & was executed on 17th of July, 1691 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | TUCKER, THE MOCK PARSON: Convicted at the Middlesex Sessions, 2nd of November, 1811, for swindling a Victualle | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | USHER GAHAGAN & TERENCE CONNER: Erudite Men, who were executed for High Treason, in diminishing the Current Co | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | VINCENT DAVIS: Executed at Tyburn, April 3rd, 1725, for the murder of his wife | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | W. H. HOLLINGS: Executed for the Murder of Elizabeth Pitcher | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | WALTER TRACEY: To whom is attributed a poetic Encounter with Ben Jonson. Executed in 1634 after a Robbery On t | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
| Newgate Calendar (Knapp & Baldwin ed) | WILL CHANCE: Robbed his Uncle by Forgery, & then turned Footpad. Was executed at Tyburn in April, 1715 | 1826 | Html | Free | ExClassics |
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