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John Walker
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1947
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The queen has been pleased: the British honours system at work.
by
John Walker
First published in 1986
1 edition
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TheQ ueen has been pleased: the scandal of the British honours system
by
John Walker
First published in 1987
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On Saturday, April 26, 1823, the recorder made his report of the prisoners who were capitally convicted at the sessions held at the Old Bailey, in February 1823, when John Walker, James Aldridge, and Henry Seaton, for burglary, were ordered for execution on Wednesday, April 30, 1823
by
John Walker
,
James Aldridge
,
James Catnach
,
G. Cox
,
Edward Thomas
,
George Thompson
,
Thomas Gibson
,
Henry Seaton
,
John Pitts
, and
1 other
First published in 1823
1 edition
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This day, January 16, 1813, was executed on the drop behind the Castle of York, fourteen malefactors: for various burglaries, felonies, and tumultously assembling in the nighttime, to destroy shearing frames, machinery; to collect fire-arms, and to demolish mills, &c. particularly that of Mr. William Cartwright, at Rawfolds, in Liversedge, near Birstal
by
John Swallow
,
James Hey
,
Job Hey
,
John Hill
,
Nathan Hoyle
,
John Walker
,
Jonathan Dean
,
Joseph Fisher
,
James Haigh
, and
5 others
First published in 1813
1 edition
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Trial and execution of the fourteen unfortunate men who were hanged at the drop at York, on Saturday January 16, 1813
by
Joseph Fisher
,
James Haigh
,
William Hartley
,
James Hey
,
Job Hey
,
John Hill
,
Nathan Hoyle
,
John Swallow
,
John Walker
, and
6 others
First published in 1813
1 edition
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Born
1947
Subjects
Crime
Criminals
Executions and executioners
Burglary
Decorations of honor
Heraldry, great britain
Trials (Burglary)
Warnings
Places
England
York
Great Britain
London
People
James Haigh (-1813)
James Hey (-1813)
Job Hey (-1813)
John Bately (-1813)
John Hill (-1813)
John Ogden (-1813)
John Swallow (-1813)
John Walker (-1813)
Jonathan Dean (-1813)
Joseph Crowther (-1813)
Joseph Fisher (-1813)
Nathan Hoyle (-1813)
Thomas Brook (-1813)
William Hartley (-1813)
Henry Seaton (-1823)
James Aldridge (-1823)
John Walker (-1823)
Thomas Gibson
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