Execution of John Thurtell
Subtitle: this morning at 12 o'clock at Herfort Gaol, in front of the door which is called the Mill, or Tread-Mill Door. The workmen have been employed since half-past two o'clock, making the necessary preparations for the erection of a new gallows and drop
Publisher: Printed for and published by W. Chubb, 21, Wyeh-Street, Strand
Published: 1824
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Murder; Executions and executioners; Gambling
Notes: Account of the last hours and execution of Thurtell, convicted of the murder of William Weare, with commentary on Thurtell's life and downfall.

Date of imprint from event.

With one row of type ornament.

Wood engraving (6 x 5 cm.) : Portrait in profile of Thurtell.

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Dying Speeches I, 33.