Celebrated trials, and remarkable cases of criminal jurisprudence, from the earliest records to the year 1825.

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subjects: Trials,  Crime and criminals,  Crime,  Trials, litigation

People: John Oldcastle Sir (-1417),  Edward Stafford,  Thomas More Saint (1478-1535),  George Wishart (1513?-1546),  William Parry (-1585),  Anthony Babington (1561-1586),  Chidiock Tichborne (approximately 1558-1586),  Thomas Salisbury (1555?-1586),  Robert Barnwell (-1586),  John Savage (-1586),  Thomas Picton Sir (1758-1815),  John Doeke Rouvelett,  George Allen,  John Holloway,  Owen Haggerty (-1807),  Thomas Simmons,  Alexander Campbell,  Martha Alden (-1807),  Joseph Powell,  Mary Bateman (1768-1809),  William Cobbett,  Thomas Wentworth Strafford Earl of (1672-1739),  William Laud,  James Hind,  John Pordage,  John Peruddock,  James Naylor (1617?-1660),  Henry Slingsby Sir (1602-1658),  John Mordaunt Sir (approximately 1650-1721),  William Penn (1644-1718),  William Mead (1628-1713),  Algernon Sidney (1623-1683),  John Hampden (1656?-1696),  Titus Oates (1649-1705),  Alice Lisle (1614?-1685),  William Sancroft (1617-1693),  John Chislie,  Henry Harrison,  Thomas Vaughan (1669?-1696),  Spencer Cowper (1669-1728),  William Kidd (-1701),  Bartholomew Robert,  Jonathan Wild (1682?-1725),  Catherine Hayes,  Thomas Billings (-1726),  Thomas Wood,  Richard Savage,  Sarah Malcolm (approximately 1710-1733),  John Porteous (-1736),  Elizabeth Canning (1734-1773),  James Stewart (1723-1752),  James Hackman (1752-1779),  Abraham Darnford,  William Newton,  John Donellan (-1781),  William Wynne Ryland (1732-1783),  Charles Price (1723-1786),  Charles Bembridge,  William Davies Shipley (1745-1826),  Thomas Paine (1737-1809),  Nathaniel Lilley

Places: Great Britain,  France