The Hartlepool tragedy : Mary Farding, a stranger, was thrown over the cliff, at Harlepool, by William Stephenson, of Northallerton, 1720.
Stephenson, William.
[Durham] : Printed and sold by George Walker, Jun., at the printing office, Moat-Side Lane, Sadler-Street, Durham,
[ca. 1850?]
'[259]' is printed beneath the first column.
Dated from examination of text and style.
In two columns.
The drunkard's farewell to folly - first line reads: Farewell, landlord, farewell jerry.
The drunkard's looking glass - first line reads: What will a drunkard do for ale?
The Hartlepool tragedy - first line reads: Oh thou Lord I'm undone, thy face I must shun.
Three ballads.
Alcoholism
Ballads, English
Executions and executioners
Murder
Murderers
Temperance