A series of dying speeches of various Jacobites, being, with the exception of the first, of persons executed at Kennington Common, 30 July, 1746, who had been taken prisoners at Carlisle., 15 Jun 1693 and 30 Jul 1746

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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 848, fols. 83, 85, 88, 92-4, 96-9

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(fol. 83) i. Of William Anderton, executed for printing two "treasonable libels", 15 June, 1693. Printed in vol. viii of State Trials, fol. Lond., 1735, pp. 72-3.
(fol. 85) ii. Of Thomas Syddall. Printed in a collection of True copies of papers, pp. 9-15.
(fol. 88) iii. Of Thomas Theodore Deacon. In the handwriting of Dr. Rawlinson. A paragraph as to Deacon’s being a member of the Non-juring Communion is identical with one in Syddall’s speech. Printed ibid. pp. 27–31.
(fol. 92) iv. Of John Berwick. Printed ibid. pp. 25–6.
(fol. 93) v. Of James Dawson. Printed ibid. pp. 36–8.
(fol. 94) vi. Of Andrew Blyde. Printed ibid. pp. 39–42.
(fols. 96-7, 98-9) vii. Of David Morgan; two copies. Printed ibid. pp. 16–21.

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MS. Rawl. D. 848, fols. 83, 85, 88, 92-4, 96-9

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