The Lamentable and Bloody Murder Of that Worthy and Innocent Gentleman, Lieutenant Dallison, On Sunday, the Twenty-Eighth of April last, Near, Covent-Garden, Treacherously Committed  by one Charles Pamplin, a Souldier and Serjeant in another Company
Subtitle: Against whom, upon Hue and Cry for the same, there was lately an Advertisement in the Gazet. Together, With the unexpected Manner of the said Pamplins being Apprehended by Mr. Robert Mark- ham, a Souldier in the same Company, on Tuesday, the Seventh of this instant May, about one of the Clock in the Morning, near Jewen-street. And his Confession and Commitment to Newgate where he now remains. With Allowance
Contributors: Markham, Robert, colonel; Pamplin, Charles (Murderer), -1678; McAlpin Collection of British History and Theology (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary)
Publisher: Printed for B.H. near the Royal-Exchange in.
Published: 1678
Place of publication: London
Language: eng