The Behaviour, Confession, and Execution Of The Twelve Prisoners That Suffered on Wednesday, the 22d of Jan. 678-9. Viz. Robert Freeman  For a Burglary and Felony in Hatton- Garden, taking away 380 Ounces of Plate, besides Rings and Money, un- der pretence of searching for Papists. William Brain,  For a Burglary and Felony in St. Gileses. Will. Atkinson and William Tiney,} For a Burglary and Felony in White- Chappel. Francis Jones,} or a Felony and Burglary. Giving a true Account of Their deportment in Prison after Sentence, and last Words, as far as material, at Execution. Attested by Mr. Ordinary
Contributors: Brown, George, burglar, executed; Atkinson, William, burglar, executed; Brain, William, horse-thief, executed; Butler, John, burglar, executed; Freeman, Robert, murderer, executed; Jones, Francis, burglar, executed; Kenian, George, burglar, executed; Mills, Richard, burglar, executed; Smith, Timothy, burglar, executed; Tiney, William, burglar, executed; McAlpin Collection of British History and Theology (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary)
Publisher: Licensed, Printed for C.L.
Published: 1679
Place of publication: [Place of publication not identified]
Language: eng