James Greenacre

Born 1785-01-01

Died 1837-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF2034691
WikidataQ6134917
ISNI0000000050325066
Open LibraryOL661592A

Top Subjects

Trials (Murder) (5)
James Greenacre (1785-1837) (4)
Sarah Gale (-1888) (4)
Hannah Brown (-1836) (4)
London (3)
England (3)
Murder (3)

Books by James Greenacre

Total count: 8

The osier bed at Camberwella tale of mystery! : including the trial, confession, and execution of James Greenacre, for the murder of Hannah Brown : and of Sarah Gale, who was convicted and transported for life as an accessory.

J. Saunders1800-01-01
The Edgware-Road tragedyFairburn's edition of the trials of Greenacre & Gale, for the horrible murder and mutilation of Hannah Brown : including the evidence at full length, the Judge's charge to the jury, and sentence on the prisoners : with the life of Greenacre

Printed and published by J. Fairburn1837-01-01
Greenacre, or, The Edgeware-Road murderpresenting 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 their 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

T. Richardson1837-01-01
The trial of James Greenacre and Sarah Gale, for the wilful murder of Hannah Brown!with Mr. Adolphus' opening speech, detailing the facts, and the horrid mutilation of the body!! and the whole of the evidence given in this extraordinary affair : with the defence, counsel's speeches, judge's charge to the jury, &c, &c2nd ed. / with sentence and confession.

J. Duncombe and Co.1837-01-01
The true confession of Greenacre to the murder of Hannah Brown

Smeeton, Printer, 74, Tooley Street.1837-01-01
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

T. Richardson1837-01-01
Awful confession of Greenacre to the murder of Hannah Brown

Smeeton, Printer, 74, Tooley Street.1837-01-01
The Paddington Tragedya circumstantial narrative of [their] lives and trial for Murder [Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey, 1837]