John Smith
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL15601890A
Top Subjects
- England (4)
- Wool industry (3)
- Great Britain (3)
- Repentance (3)
- History (2)
- Executions and executioners (2)
- London (2)
Books by John Smith
Total count: 7
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The state of our wool and woollen trade review'dwherein some objections to the Grasiers advocate, &c. are consider'd, and the heads of a new scheme of universal registry offer'd to publick examination ... with the reasons alledged for importing Irish cattle, and the consequences of a law for that purpose, fairly examin'dPrinted for J. Roberts1743-01-01
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Chronicon rusticum-commerciale, or, Memoirs of wool, &cbeing a collection of history and argument, concerning the woolen manufacture and woolen trade in general, particularly, the rise, progress, improvements, declensions, revolutions, and the respective causes thereof ... also an account of the several laws, from time to time made, and of many schemes offered, for preventing the exportation of raw wool ... with occasional notes, dissertations, and reflections upon the wholePrinted for T. Osborne1747-01-01
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Memoirs of wool, woolen manfacture, and trade(particularly in England) from the earliest to the present times ; with occasional notes, dissertations, and reflections2nd ed., rev. and enl.Printed for the author1756-01-01
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The execution of these unfortunate menWho suffered this morning opposite the Debtor's Door, in the Old BaileyCharles Pigott 52 Compton Street Clerkenwell London1823-01-01
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The execution at WinchesterOf John Smith for horse-stealing. James Dawes, and Wm. Dawes, two brothers, for burglary. Likewise Patrick Cusack, and Elenor Ryan, for the murder of John Ryan, her husband, by strangulation, and afterwards burning the body[s.n.]1825-01-01
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Particulars of the trial and execution of John Smith, alias Wm. Sapwellfor the murder of John Long the police-man, in Gray's Inn-Road, who was executed this morning at the Old Bailey; with the copy of a letter written to his brother the night before his executionPrinted at Birt's wholesale and retail Song and Ballad Warehouse, No. 10, Great St. Andrew-Street, Seven, Dials, London.1830-01-01
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Particulars of the execution of James Pratt and John Smithwho were executed at the Old Bailey this morning. With a copy of a letter writted by Smith on Wednesday lastPrinted by T. Birt, 39, Great St. Andrew Street; Bloomsbury.1835-01-01