A particular account of the atrocious burglary, committed by Robert Saunders (alias William Sinclair) and three others, at the rectory house of the Rev. Thomas Jones, A. M., Radnage, Bucks, on the 20th of November 1827, and a full report of the trial, before Sir William Garrow, knight, at the Aylesbury assizes, March 1, 1828, with his Lordship's emphatic address to the jury, and other important information connected with the trial and execution of the prisoner

A particular account of the atrocious burglary, committed by Robert Saunders (alias William Sinclair) and three others, at the rectory house of the Rev. Thomas Jones, A. M., Radnage, Bucks, on the 20th of November 1827, and a full report of the trial, before Sir William Garrow, knight, at the Aylesbury assizes, March 1, 1828, with his Lordship's emphatic address to the jury, and other important information connected with the trial and execution of the prisoner

by Saunders, Robert

1828

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