John Rathbone Oliver

Books by John Rathbone Oliver

Total count: 30

• A clear state of the case of Elizabeth Canningwho hath sworn that she was robbed and almost starved to death by a gang of gipsies and other villains in January last, for which one Mary Squires now lies under sentence of deathThe second edition.

  Printed for A. Millar ...1753-01-01
• An account of the execution of the late Laurence Earl Ferrers, Viscount Tamworth, and of his lordship's behaviour, from the time of his being delivered into the custody of the sheriffs of London and Middlesex, until the times of his executionBy the authority of the sheriffs

  Sold by M. Cooper in Pater-noster Row1760-01-01
• The trial of Francis Parr, for forgery on the bankwho was tried at Justice Hall in the Old Bailey, on Monday the 15th of January, 1787. And capitally convicted; with the arguments of counsel on his case which was reserved for the opinion of the judges

  Printed for E. Hodgson (the Proprietor) and sold by J. Walmslay, No. 35, Chancery Lane, and S. Bladon, No. 13, Pater-noster Row1787-01-01
• Trial of Mary Ann Tocker, for an alleged libel, on Mr. R. Gurney, Vice-Warden of the Stannary-Court, Devonwith the defence verbatim as delivered by the defendant; to which is added an address to the jury, and also, an address to the public, by Miss Tocker

  Printed and published at the request, and for the benefit of Miss Tocker, by Henry White, Sen. 287, Strand, and may be had of all booksellers, in town and country1818-01-01
• The life of Richard Turpin, a most notorious highwaymangiving a particular account of all his daring robberies and burglaries; his broiling a woman to make her discover her property; his disguises, to avoid being taken. Apprehended for shooting a cock, he is discovered to be Turpin the highwayman, and committed to York castle. His trial, execution, and burial

  Printed by William Walker1830-01-01
• Pulpit oratory four centuries agoexhibited in two sermons : now first printed (verbatim) from the original manuscript of the date of 1432 ; with the eight hymns from Henry the Eighth's primer

  Printed at Charles Clark's private press1839-01-01
• The wonderful, astounding, mysterious and strange history of Laura A. Marston, of Baltimore, Maryland (an autobiography.)who was abducted from her home at an early age, by a notorious smuggler, robber and murderer, by the name of Kentworth, who has been the terror of Baltimore and vicinity for years ... : together with an account of the shocking murder of Mrs. Emma Williamson, and dreadful death of the smuggler Kentworth

  Barclay & Co.1850-01-01
• Not so bad as they seemthe transportation, ticket-of-leave, and penal servitude questions, plainly stated, and argued on facts and figures, with some observations on the principles of prevention : in a letter addressed to Matthew Davenport Hill, Esq., Q.C., recorder of Birminham

  W. & F.G. Cash1857-01-01
• Report from the Select Committee on Extraditiontogether with the proceedings of the committee, minutes of evidence, and appendix

  publisher not identified1868-01-01
• Report from the Joint select committee on lotteries and indecent advertisements, together with the proceedings of the Committee, minutes of evidence, and appendices

  Printed for H.M. Stationery Off., by Vacher and Sons1908-01-01
• Post mortemessays, historical and medical

  G. H. Doran1923-01-01
• The psychiatry of HippocratesA plea for the study of the history of medicine

  1925-01-01
• "Hippocrates"a medico-historical note on the Howard A. Kelly collection

  1925-01-01
• Criminology and common sense

  s.n.]1926-01-01
• 
  Fearthe autobiography of James Edwards

  The Macmillan company1927-01-01
• 
  Victim and victor

  The Macmillan company1928-01-01
• 
  Foursquare; the story of a fourfold life.

  Macmillan1929-01-01
• Rock and sand

  The Macmillan Company1930-01-01
• Rock and sand

  The Macmillan Company1930-01-01
• Fear; the autobiography of James Edwards

  The Macmillan company1930-01-01
and 10 more