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BROADSIDES -- [ Th ] e last Dying Speech and Confession of All the Malefactors ... executed this day at Tyburn, with the true copy of a letter that William Penn sent to his wife ( who is left with three small children ). [No imprint: 1771]. Broadsheet (340 x 208mm), woodcut. (Laid down, minor textual loss.) -- A Full and Genuine Account of a most Cruel and Barbarous Murder, committed on the body of Samuel Marshall, the Younger, of Repton ... Derby, Baker ... 4th of February 1786 . [No imprint: 1786]. Broadsheet (293 x 201mm), double column. (Title torn affecting two words.) -- The Last Dying Speech and Confession of Jonathan Gripe, Cornfactor ... executed ... at Nottingham ... 12th of March 1796 . [No imprint: 1796]. Broadsheet (309 x 212mm). Double column, woodcut. A political satire; and 3 others 18th-century (torn with some loss), NONE IN ESTC -- CARTWRIGHT, W. The Leominster Tragedy ... on the Murder of Mary Cadwallader, by her Husband, a Blacksmith of that Town. London: J. Pitts, [1816]. 4° (245 x 360mm.), 2ll. in verse -- Dreadful Fire. Covent Garden Theatre Burned to the Ground. Many People Killed and Wounded. London: J. Pitts, [1808]. Broadsheet (370 x 220mm), with woodcut; and 13 others 19th-century, some torn with loss. The lot sold not subject to return. (21)
BROADSIDES -- [ Th ] e last Dying Speech and Confession of All the Malefactors ... executed this day at Tyburn, with the true copy of a letter that William Penn sent to his wife ( who is left with three small children ). [No imprint: 1771]. Broadsheet (340 x 208mm), woodcut. (Laid down, minor textual loss.) -- A Full and Genuine Account of a most Cruel and Barbarous Murder, committed on the body of Samuel Marshall, the Younger, of Repton ... Derby, Baker ... 4th of February 1786 . [No imprint: 1786]. Broadsheet (293 x 201mm), double column. (Title torn affecting two words.) -- The Last Dying Speech and Confession of Jonathan Gripe, Cornfactor ... executed ... at Nottingham ... 12th of March 1796 . [No imprint: 1796]. Broadsheet (309 x 212mm). Double column, woodcut. A political satire; and 3 others 18th-century (torn with some loss), NONE IN ESTC -- CARTWRIGHT, W. The Leominster Tragedy ... on the Murder of Mary Cadwallader, by her Husband, a Blacksmith of that Town. London: J. Pitts, [1816]. 4° (245 x 360mm.), 2ll. in verse -- Dreadful Fire. Covent Garden Theatre Burned to the Ground. Many People Killed and Wounded. London: J. Pitts, [1808]. Broadsheet (370 x 220mm), with woodcut; and 13 others 19th-century, some torn with loss. The lot sold not subject to return. (21)