Execution Ballads

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  THE Mournful Murtherer: OR, The last Dying Lamentation of Thomas Randall, who was arraign-ed and found guilty of the Murther of Roger Levins, at Stone-bridge, near Kings-land, for which he received the due Sentence of Death, and was accordingly Executed and Hang'd in Chains at the said Bridge, on the 29th of this Instant January.

  Russell's Farewell
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  THE High-way Mans Advice To his Brethren.

  Follow bonny Lad: Or, The High-way Man's Delight
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  THE Bloody-minded Husband;

  Fortune my foe
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  Sr. Thomas Armstrongs Last Farewell to the VVORLD:

  State and Ambition
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  Sir Walter Rauleigh his lamentation:

  Welladay
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  Sir Thomas Armstrong's Farevvel:

  Packington's Pound
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  Of the endes and deathes of two Prisoners lately pressed to death in Newgate. 1569.
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  Murther Unparalel'd:

  Troy Town
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  Margaret Bell's Lament

  Braes of Strathblane
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  Luke Huttons Lamentation,

  Wandering and wavering
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  Luke Huttons lamentation:

  Wandering and wavering
• Life, last words and dying speech of Stephen Smith.
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  Lamentation of Margaret Bell,
• Kevin Barry
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  Iohn Spenser a Chesshire Gallant,

  Slumbring Sleepe, which is also known as Rogero
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  Execution of the Purfleet murderer at Springfield gaol

  Driven From Home
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  Execution of the Purfleet Murderer

  Just before the Battle, Mother
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  DEVOL's last Farewel:

  Chloris, Since Thou Art Fled Away
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  Damnable Practises Of three Lincolne-shire Witches,

  The Ladies fall
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  CRIMINALS CRUELTY.

  Fortune my foe
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  Constance of Cleveland.

  Crimson Velvet
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  Certayne versis writtene by Thomas Brooke Gentleman
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  Caveat for Cut-purses.

  Packington's Pound
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  Captain Johnson's Last Farewel to the World,

  Russell's Farewell
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  [...] Being a sad and true Relation of the Apprehension, Tryal, Confession, Condemnation, and Execution of the two barbarous and bloody Murtherers, who basely and unawares killed a worthy Knight of the North Country as he was going down to the Waterside; not giving them the least abuse, for which cruel and inhumane action they were both hanged in Fleet-Street, near White-Fryers, 22 of Octo. 1675.

  Bleeding Heart