James Catnach

printer and publisher, songwriter and poet (1792–1841)

Born	1792
Died	1841,

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Life, trial, and execution of James Mackey, the well known cripple drawn by dogs: who suffered on Monday, March 3d, 1828 at Durham, for the wilful murder of Miss Ann Somerville

by James Mackey and James Catnach First published in 1828 — 2 editions

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Execution of James Cook, and hung in chains at Lester for the horrid murder of Mr. Paas

by James Cook and James Catnach First published in 1832 — 2 editions

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Execution of John Holloway: for the murder of his wife, by cutting off her head, legs and arms

by James Catnach, John William Holloway, and Ann Kennett First published in 1831 — 1 edition

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Execution of Edwin Cochran, alias James Morrison: at the Old Bailey, for burglary, on Tuesday, April 2, 1822

by Edwin Cochran, John Pitts, Joseph S. Hughes, and James Catnach First published in 1822 — 1 edition

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The trial of H. Fauntleroy, Esq. for forgery

by Henry Fauntleroy and James Catnach First published in 1824 — 1 edition

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The royal Albert songster.

by James Catnach First published in 1840 — 1 edition

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The third examination of T. Scott, for attacking the Prince Regent: with the evidence of Lord J. Murray, &c

by Thomas Scott and James Catnach First published in 1817 — 1 edition

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A full account of a horrid murder committed on the body of Jane Ware: in the Kent-road by Joseph Hart who almost severed her head from her body afterwards cut his own throat

by Joseph Hart and James Catnach First published in 1813 — 1 edition

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The whole particulars of a most atrocious, horrid, and brutal murder: committed by George King, upon the body of Ann Pullin, widow, landlady of the White Hart public-house, Wantage, by severing her head from her body with a bean-hook

by James Catnach and George King First published in 1834 — 1 edition

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Execution of Elizabeth Ross for burking Caroline Walsh

by Edward Cook, James Catnach, and Elizabeth Ross First published in 1832 — 1 edition

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The sorrowful lamentation of H. Fauntleroy: who is ordered for execution on Tuesday next

by Henry Fauntleroy, James Catnach, and Great Britain. Central Criminal Court. First published in 1824 — 1 edition

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Wonderful and extraordinary discovery of the murder of Lieutenant Johnson: who was murdered on the Kent-Road near eight years ago

by James Catnach First published in 1813 — 1 edition

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On Wednesday last, the recorder made his report of the prisoners under sentence of death at Newgate: when John Hill Wagstaff, for forgery, John Easterby, for burglary, and William Hill, for issuing a forged bank-note, were ordered for execution on Tuesday the 1st of June

by G. Cox, James Catnach, Edward Thomas, John Easterby, William Hill, and John Hill Wagstaff First published in 1824 — 1 edition

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Full account of a cruel and horrible murder commited on the body of Mrs. Yorke. by Thos. Reason, at Oakley Common near Thane: for which he is fully commetted [sic] for trial at the next assizes

by Thomas Reason and James Catnach First published in 1813 — 1 edition

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A full account of a horrid murder committed on the body of Elizabeth Pilchen 62 Grosvenor-Street, who was shot by William H. Hollins, of which wound she died on Sunday

by William H. Hollins and James Catnach First published in 1814 — 1 edition

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The sentences, and sorrowful lamentation of a young woman, aged nineteen: and the other prisoners capitally convicted at the Old Bailey

by Maria Williams, James Catnach, and Great Britain. Central Criminal Court. First published in 1824 — 1 edition

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Execution and confession of W. Corder: for the murder of Mary Martin in the red barn

by William Corder and James Catnach First published in 1828 — 1 edition

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New intendedact of Parliament

by James Catnach First published in 1825 — 1 edition

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The trials executin [sic] & dying behaveour, of John Mitchel for forgery Francis Sturgess Michael Maroney and John Ashton for highway robberie, and John Field alias Jonathan Wild Henry Lye for housebreaking, who were executed befor [sic] the debtors door. Newgate this morning

by John Mitchel, John Ashton, John Field, Henry Lye, Michael Maroney, Francis Sturgess, and James Catnach First published in 1814 — 1 edition

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The British muse: being a rare selection of poems, songs, music, copperplates, tales, biography, history, letters, extracts from operas, masques, oratorios, anecdotes, &c

by James Catnach First published in 1830 — 1 edition

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printer and publisher, songwriter and poet (1792–1841)

Born	1792
Died	1841,

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OLID: OL4711547A
ISNI: 0000000063273189
Library of Congress Names: n50056225
VIAF: 16017300
Wikidata: Q4546784
Inventaire.io: wd:Q4546784

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