Richardson, Thomas
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The conflict and crown of a Christian. A sermon occasioned by the death of Dame Mary Page ... preached at Devonshire-Square, March 23, 1728/9. By Thomas Richardson
Richardson, ThomasDate: [1729]
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Greenacre, or the Edgeware-Road murder. Presenting an authentic and circumstantial account of this most sanguinary outrage of the laws of humanity; and showing, upon the confession of the culprit, the means he resorted to, in order to effect his bloody purpose; also his artful and fiendlike method of mutilating his murdered victim, the inhuman manner in which he afterwards disposed of the mangled body and limbs, and his cold-blooded disposal of the head of the unfortunate female, on the eve of thier intended marriage; with a full account of the facts which led to the discovery of the atrocious deed, his apprehension, trial, behaviour at the condemned sermon, and execution / Written by C.J. Williams.
James GreenacreDate: [1837?]- E-books
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Guide to Loch Lomond, Loch Long, Loch Fine, and Inverarary, with maps From Actual Survey, by T. Richardson, Geographer And Surveyor. With A Concise Description Of All The Towns, Villages, Gentlemen's Seats, &c. Situated Near These Roads
Richardson, ThomasDate: [1798]- E-books
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Guide to Loch Lomond, Loch Long, Loch Fine, and Inveraray, by T. Richardson, Geographer And Surveyor. To which is added, a succinct detail of a trip to the Falls of Clyde, And Extensive Cotton Mills Of David Dale, Esq. With A Concise Description Of All Th
Richardson, ThomasDate: [1799]
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Greenacre, or the Edgeware-Road murder. Presenting an authentic and circumstantial account of this most sanguinary outrage of the laws of humanity; and showing, upon the confession of the culprit, the means he resorted to, in order to effect his bloody purpose; also his artful and fiendlike method of mutilating his murdered victim, the inhuman manner in which he afterwards disposed of the mangled body and limbs, and his cold-blooded disposal of the head of the unfortunate female, on the eve of thier intended marriage; with a full account of the facts which led to the discovery of the atrocious deed, his apprehension, trial, behaviour at the condemned sermon, and execution / Written by C.J. Williams.
James GreenacreDate: [1837?]