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The Latest particulars of the extraordinary houses in West Street, Smithfield : and the strange discovery of human bones &c. that was found in the residence of Jonathan Wild, formerly called the Red Lion, public house ; also the resort of the notorious Jack Sheppard & Dick Turpin ; likewise various concealments, trap doors, secret pannels, hiding places, draw bridges to cross the Fleet ditch, with cellers and curious contrived spouts for the purpose of convaying stolen property into the ditch, &c. &c.
- Title
- The Latest particulars of the extraordinary houses in West Street, Smithfield : and the strange discovery of human bones &c. that was found in the residence of Jonathan Wild, formerly called the Red Lion, public house ; also the resort of the notorious Jack Sheppard & Dick Turpin ; likewise various concealments, trap doors, secret pannels, hiding places, draw bridges to cross the Fleet ditch, with cellers and curious contrived spouts for the purpose of convaying stolen property into the ditch, &c. &c.
- Publication
- [London] : Paul, Printer, 18, Great St. Andrew Street, 7 Dials, [180-?].
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Details
- Description
- 8 p. : ill., ports.; 17 cm.
- Alternative Title
- Strange discovery of human bones &c. that was found in the residence of Jonathan Wild.
- Subjects
- Genre/Form
- Chapbooks.
- True crime literature.
- Note
- Imprint date from source listed below.
- Indexed In (note)
- NUC pre-1956
- Call Number
- A p.v. 248, no. 3
- OCLC
- 39974500
- Title
- The Latest particulars of the extraordinary houses in West Street, Smithfield : and the strange discovery of human bones &c. that was found in the residence of Jonathan Wild, formerly called the Red Lion, public house ; also the resort of the notorious Jack Sheppard & Dick Turpin ; likewise various concealments, trap doors, secret pannels, hiding places, draw bridges to cross the Fleet ditch, with cellers and curious contrived spouts for the purpose of convaying stolen property into the ditch, &c. &c.
- Imprint
- [London] : Paul, Printer, 18, Great St. Andrew Street, 7 Dials, [180-?].
- Indexed In:
- NUC pre-1956, NL0118402
- Research Call Number
- A p.v. 248, no. 3