The Cravel son: or, The unhappy mother. Being a dismal relation of one Mr. Palmer and 3 Russins, who barbarously murdered his own mother and her maid, at Upton Snagburg, in the county of Worcester; November the 7th, 1707. By cutting their throats from ear to ear, in a cruel and unnatural manner; and afterwards setting the house on fire; with the examination and confession of hunt, palmer and symonds, before the dean of Worcester, justice wild, and justice cox, and their commitment to the castle, in order to be tryed the next assizes. attested by the Worcester-Carriers, at the Castle Inn, in Woodstreet: Mr. Onion, at the Black-Horse in Aldersgate-street; and at the coach-makers at the Bars, in the same street. Licenc'd according to order

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The Cravel son: or, The unhappy mother. [electronic resource] : Being a dismal relation of one Mr. Palmer and 3 Russins, who barbarously murdered his own mother and her maid, at Upton Snagburg, in the county of Worcester; November the 7th, 1707. By cutting their throats from ear to ear, in a cruel and unnatural manner; and afterwards setting the house on fire; with the examination and confession of hunt, palmer and symonds, before the dean of Worcester, justice wild, and justice cox, and their commitment to the castle, in order to be tryed the next assizes. attested by the Worcester-Carriers, at the Castle Inn, in Woodstreet: Mr. Onion, at the Black-Horse in Aldersgate-street; and at the coach-makers at the Bars, in the same street. Licenc'd according to order.

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[London] : Printed by H. Hills, Black-fryars, 1707.

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8p. ; 8⁰.

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Reproduction of original from British Library.

Electronic reproduction. Farmington Hills, Mich. : Cengage Gale, 2009. Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited by licensing agreements.

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