Particulars of the very remarkable trials, convictions, and escapes, of John Shepherd
Subtitle: together with his history from his birth, &c. : in which is included a minute account of his unparallelled species of treachery to his associate, Leonard Sullivan, who was executed at Maidstone for a robbery committed in Shepherd's company : N.B. this unhappy young man has been four times tried capitally -- the first time, which was for forgery, at the Old Bailey, of which he was convicted, and afterward respited under the gallows -- the second time he was tried for a highway robbery, at Maidstone, and acquitted -- the third time for shop-lifting, at the Old Bailey, and acquitted -- and the fourth time for a highway robbery, at the same place, for which he suffered on Wednesday, Nov. 22, 1786
Contributors: Sullivan, Leonard, -1786; Great Britain. Central Criminal Court
Publisher: Printed by P. Byrne ... and P. Cooney ...
Published: 1786
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 56
Subjects: Criminals; Trials (Forgery); Trials (Robbery); Biography
Notes: Signatures: [A]² B-H⁴.

ESTC(RLIN) T206223