The sorrowful lamentation of John M'Manus and Robert Gibson : who are now lying under sentence of death at Ayr, M'Manus for murder, and Gibson for assault and robbery, and are to be executed on the 27th May, 1814.
McManus, John,-1814.
GIbson, Robert,-1814.
[Glasgow? : s.n.,
1814]
In two columns.
In verse.
Lamentation of John M'Manus - first lines read: You profligate young men, give ear & attend / Unto these sad verses in grief I have penn'd, / Oh! may you take warning at my wretched case, / Involved in misery, in shame, and disgrace.
Lamentation of Robert Gibson - first lines read: O now, when too late, I perceive my bad  choice, / And find I have daringly slighted God's voice, / Neglected his warnings, his mercy refus'd, / Rejected his gospel, his patience abus'd.
McManus, John, -1814
GIbson, Robert, -1814
Murder
Executions and executioners
Scotland Glasgow.