ADVERTISEMENTS.

The First and Second volumes of Remarkable Tryals, Behaviour and Dying Speeches, of notorious Malefactors, having met with so kind a Reception by the Publick, as to carry off the First Impression: There is in the Press and will speadily be Publish'd, the Third and Fourth Volumes, being a continuation of them down to this present Year,1718.

Which will contain as follows.

THE Adventures Tryals Behaviour and Dying Speeches of the German Princess, Jack-fall the Chimney Sweeper, Richard Low < no role > , Stephen Bance < no role > , Joseph Montisano < no role > , Deborah Charchill < no role > , Thomas Iorrot < no role > , Thomas Sutton < no role > , William Maw < no role > , Andrew Baynes < no role > This name instance is in set 4685. , Charles Weymouth < no role > , Kit Dickson < no role > , William Gibson < no role > , Tony Gery < no role > , John Lullom < no role > , Rodery Andery < no role > , John Awdery < no role > This name instance is in set 1266. , Samuel Awdery < no role > and Mary Awdery 3- Macknammar and - Douaghu, and many other Notorions Offenders, pick Pockets and House-Breachers; Richard Royston < no role > the Rich Beggar, William Helloway < no role > , Patrick Harlay < no role > , Andrew Harpet < no role > , James Goodmen < no role > and Heavy Powel, and many other Remarkable Highway-. William Williams < no role > , Matthew Chessey < no role > and Thomas Smith < no role > for Robbing the Mail; James Nallar < no role > , James Calcon < no role > , Web Rawllor, Gabriel Half < no role > and Elizabeth Rawlins < no role > , for the Mathew of Hamson in the Farthing Pye Field, John Bowen < no role > for the Marthes of William Smith < no role > , John Barna < no role > for the Marther of Ann Edgebrook < no role > , in Ratcliff-High-Way and cutting ber in Pieces; Alice Hall for Poisoning Parish Children, for Killing Sir Cholmley Dearsag, Charles Dean < no role > and John Cronch < no role > , for the Murder of John Stone < no role > at Shipperton, Grace Trip < no role > for Murdering Madam Bhoodel, the Lord Turrington's House-Keeper, Elizabeth Mason < no role > , for Poisoning her Mistress, Joseph Phillips < no role > , for cutting the Throat of a Day of Six Years of Age, William Holloway < no role > and Jane Howaden < no role > , for Killing Mr. Spurling, the Turnkey of Newgate, Colonel Hamilton, for the Duel between Dake Hamilton and Lord Mohan , Charles Goslin < no role > and John Shaw < no role > , Watermen for Murdering a Man in their Boat, Richard Keel < no role > and William Lowther < no role > , for the Murder of one of the Keepers of Clerkenwell Bridewel, Joyce Hodges < no role > , for Murdering her Husband, Henry nket , for cutting his Friends' Throat, at giving him a Visit, Richard and Mary Field < no role > , for Murdering the Pipe-makers Wife at Oxbridge, Esq; Parkhurst for killing Count Pleura, William Staples < no role > for Shooting his Wives Gallant, William White < no role > , John Thurland < no role > and Thomas Chapman < no role > , for the Murder of Madam Knapp. Joseph Cocterel < no role > , for Killing Esq; Carpenter's Mas, John Tempkins < no role > , for Murdering his Fellow Servant, Richard Gristich < no role > , for cutting off his Fellow Servants Head, and Barying him in a Danghill, John Sweethones < no role > , for a Murther and Robery at Aston , John Mounsiours < no role > for the Murder of Mr. Hemingaul, Mary Price < no role > , for Murdering her Sister-in-Law, Mary Jastley < no role > , for the Murthers of a Woman and her Child at Branford, the Marquess de Paleotti, for Killing his Man Nicolo, and several other Remarkable Marthers. Captain Smith, Captain Oobreel < no role > , Thomas Peacock < no role > , Robert Tipping < no role > , James Edwards < no role > &c. for Pyracy. Thomas Ruffel < no role > Hugh Leeson < no role > , Sarah Blandford < no role > ,&c. for Rapes. Daniel Dianaree < no role > , Francis Willis < no role > , George Purchase < no role > , for pulling down Dr. Burges's Mr. Bradbury's,&c. Meeting-Houses; Sir Mark Cole < no role > , Robert Squib < no role > , Hugh Jones < no role > , John Reading < no role > and Dermot for Mubocking , Cotton and Warren, for a Riot on the 28th of May, Robert Casey < no role > , for a Riot and Murder, Pye, Harvey, Stringer, Tyler and Canon, for a Riot; Thomas Bean < no role > , George Purchase < no role > , John Love < no role > , Richard price and Nsth, for pulling down the Mug-House, in Salisbury-Court, James Beaves < no role > , William Eldridge < no role > , Hester Stibs < no role > and Eleanor Hornby < no role > , for a Riot in C-lebrating Tho: Beans Burial; Robert Read < no role > , for Shooting Daniel Vanghan < no role > , Captain of the Mob. Robert Boacher < no role > ,&c. for Sodony , Town the Tallow-Chandier, for defranding his Creditors, William alias Humburg Skelson Beanmore, and Thomas Jacobs < no role > , alias Morris, for forging Betten Testimonial , in order to procure Ordination. Thomas Panton < no role > for Filling Gistness. Evidence Poller for Cheating, John Panton < no role > , Car and Lewis Barbanjano < no role > ,&c. Gold Changers. Two Gypses for Seducing a Servant to Robber Master. Lewis Amand < no role > de la Cour. John Bournoiz, William Colethurst < no role > , Henry Whitehead a Cleargyman, for Reditional and Treasonable Words, Jasper Arnold < no role > ; for tearing the Register of St. Andrew Holbown. Two Grave Diggers for Digging up and Selling the Dead. Joseph Sullivan < no role > , Robert Whitty < no role > and Felix O Hara < no role > , for Listing Mos for the Prectender . Francis Francia < no role > , James Shepward < no role > , Ec. for High Treason, Lawerence Homes, George Hint < no role > , for Writing Treasonable Libets, Isage Dustan, and Mary for Publishing the Shift Shifted, Etc. Edward Dalton < no role > This name instance is in set 288. a Sw and many other Remarkable Tryals, too many to be Jefested hent.

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