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• Edward Walker
  1753

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  March 1753 (LDB)
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• William Grindy
  1753

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  March 1753
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• William Brongdeal
  1753

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  Monday, 19 March 1753 (Cambridge Journal)
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• John Heath
  1753

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  Burglary
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• William Huish
  1753

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  Saturday, 31 March 1753 (Kentish Post)
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• John Hodgson
  1753

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  John Hodgson was indicted for the poisoning and killing of Isabell, wife of Edward Wearing, of Preston Richard (sic), by giving her a mixture of Mercury and Sugar on the 29th March 1753 of which she died the following…
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• William Bailey
  1753

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  William Bailey the elder, guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Sarah Hyatt: stealing therefrom goods valued at £43.4.6. Dieted 2 weeks then executed.
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• Robert Yeandell
  1753

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  Robert Yeandell and Edward Bonton (otherwise Rasworthy) guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Jonas Coles, the younger; and stealing therefrom 6 Portuguese gold coins (each with a value of 36/-). Dieted 2 weeks…
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• Edward Bonton
  1753

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  Robert Yeandell and Edward Bonton (otherwise Rasworthy) guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Jonas Coles, the younger; and stealing therefrom 6 Portuguese gold coins (each with a value of 36/-). Dieted 2 weeks…
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• David Harkness
  1753

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  David Harkness guilty of stealing a bay coloured mare (value £5), the property of Robert Wislon, in the parish of North Otterington on 14th December 1752.
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• William Wardle
  1753

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  William Wardle guilty of stealing a grey gelding (valued at £3), the property of Samuel Needham, in the parish of Cheadle on 17th June 1754.
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• Joseph Williams
  1753

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  Joseph Williams guilty of the highway robbery of William Matthews in the parish of Wolverhampton on 20th December 1753: robbing him of a silver watch (valued at £3), 6 gold guineas, a gold quarter Moidore (value 6/9)…
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• William Hurley
  1753

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  William Hurley found guilty on an indictment for the murder of Joshua Newton, by beating him with a stick and club, in the parish of St George the Martyr, Southwark on 15th April 1752, so that he died on 30th April.
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• Ann Williams
  1753

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  ANN WILLIAMS
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• John Sturmey
  1753

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  John Sturmey found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of William Jeffreys in the parish of Wandsworth on 21st December 1752: robbing him of 3/6 in money numbered.
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• John Grove
  1753

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  John Grove found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of John Terry in the parish of Shere on 8th October 1752: robbing him of 14/- in money numbered.
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• John Whissum
  1753

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  John Whissum and Thomas Macksheen found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of Bowman Cooke in the parish of Camberwell on 25th February 1753: robbing him of a hat (valued at 1/-), a wig (valued at 1/-) and…
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• Thomas Macksheen
  1753

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  John Whissum and Thomas Macksheen found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of Bowman Cooke in the parish of Camberwell on 25th February 1753: robbing him of a hat (valued at 1/-), a wig (valued at 1/-) and…
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• Joseph Davies
  1753

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  Joseph Davies found guilty on an indictment for being at large in the Kingdom having been tried at the Essex Lent Assizes 1746 for stealing in the parish of Aveley on 9th January 1746 and sentenced to transportation.
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• James Williams
  1753

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  James Williams for a highway robbery
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• Richard Stanley
  1753

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  Saturday, 25 April 1753 (QS)
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• Rees Bethel
  1753

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  1753
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• Bezaleel Knowles
  1753

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  Bezaleel Knowles, aged 17, guilty of the murder of Dorothy Gibson, by cutting her neck to the bone and her throat from ear to ear, in the parish of Knaresborough on 25th January 1753.
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• Edward Wells
  1753

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  Edward Wells, aged 40, of Water Poppleton guilty of forging a Promissory Note for £40 in the city of York on 27th October 1752 with intent to defraud William Horseman. A city execution.
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• James Harvey
  1753

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  James Harvey
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• Edward Reeds
  1753

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  Rape of Hannah Bull (under 10)
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• Joseph Norris
  1753

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  Joseph Norris & John Wallis
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• John Wallis
  1753

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  Joseph Norris & John Wallis
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• Edward Lee
  1753

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  Edward Lee burgled house of John Jones in the parish of St Thomas, Haverfordwest of 1 silver stand (value 30/-); 1 silver pepper box (value 10/-); 2 silver salts (value 20/-) 1 silver tea tongs (value 3/-); 2 silver…
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• Archibald Cameron
  1753

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  DR. A. CAMERON Executed at Tyburn, June 7, 1753 (greatly lamented) for High Treason.
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• Christopher Johnson
  1753

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  CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON AND JOHN STOCKDALE Executed at Tyburn, 3rd of July, 1753, and their Bodies hanged in Chains, for Murder
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• John Stockdale
  1753

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  CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON AND JOHN STOCKDALE Executed at Tyburn, 3rd of July, 1753, and their Bodies hanged in Chains, for Murder
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• William Cowderoy
  1753

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  Robbery
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• William Webber
  1753

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  William Webber guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of Roger Lee.
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• John Morris
  1753

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  John Morris the younger, guilty of the murder of John Adney, by striking him with a sodering iron, in the parish of St Andrew, Pershore on 19th June 1753 so that he died on 24th June.
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• Timothy Peppell
  1753

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  Saturday, 11 August 1753 (Jackson’s Oxford Journal)
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• William Smith
  1753

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  WILLIAM SMITH Executed at York, 14th Of August, 1753, for poisoning Thomas Harper, his Stepfather, and his two Children, William and Anne Harper
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• William Smith
  1753

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  William Smith, of Great Broughton, guilty of the murder of Thomas Harper, William Harper (his son) and Ann Harper (his daughter or daughter-in-law) in the parish of Ingleby Greenhow on 20th April 1753. They died after…
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• John Radwell
  1753

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  Saturday, 18 August 1753 (dieted till 28/8 in T 90)
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• Thomas Downand
  1753

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  Thomas Downand, aged 22, guilty of stealing sheep (ewes, wethers, tups and lambs). The property of John Downing and John Billcliffe, in the parish of Tankersley on 5th August 1753.
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• Thomas Wentworth
  1753

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  Thomas Wentworth (alias Thomlinson), aged 29, guilty of stealing 11 gold guineas, 2 Portuguese gold coins (value £3.12/-), 1 Portuguese gold coin (value 18/-), 1 silver crown coin (value 5/-), all the property of John…
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• Job Wells
  1753

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  Monday, 27 August 1753 (All Saints, Hertford Burial Register has “buried without service 1 September”)
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• Ann Course
  1753

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  Monday, 27 August 1753 (Jackson’s Oxford Journal)
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• John Alcock
  1753

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  John Alcock (otherwise Brown) guilty of stealing a grey mare (valued at £7), the property of Robert Stone, in the parish of Hallow on 3rd April 1753.
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• Samuel Crisp
  1753

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  Friday, 31 August 1753
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• Robert Wood
  1753

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  Friday, 31 August 1753
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• Thomas Raw
  1753

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  Friday, 31 August 1753
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• Patrick Field
  1753

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  Summer 1753
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• John Clay
  1753

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  Friday, 31 August 1753 (Western Flying Post)
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• Lawrence Bowan
  1753

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  Lawrence Bowan guilty of stealing 4 ewes (valued at 30/-) and 12 wethers (valued at £4), the property of Christopher Gard.
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• John Woods
  1753

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  John Woods guilty of the highway robbery of Mr Ferguson at Woodbridge
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• John Watling
  1753

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  John Watling guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Richard Mott at Carlton
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• Susannah Bruford
  1753

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  Susannah Bruford guilty of the murder, by poison, of her husband John. Sentenced to be drawn to the place of execution at Wells and burned on Monday, 3 September.
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• Elizabeth Gammin
  1753

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  Elizabeth Gammin guilty of being found at large in the Kingdom before expiry of the term for which she had been transported. Executed.
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• James Palmer
  1753

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  Saturday, 8 September 1753
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• William Critchett
  1753

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  Wednesday, 12 September 1753
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• Richard Arnold
  1753

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  Wednesday, 12 September 1753
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• Anthony Mason
  1753

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  Saturday 15th September 1753 (Newcastle Journal)
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• John Stanley
  1753

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  Monday, 1 October 1753 (Saliscbury Journal)
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• John Hambleton
  1753

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  JOHN HAMBLETON A Soldier of the Guards, executed at Tyburn, 10th of December, 1753, for the Murder of Mr Crouch
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