| Call Number (LC) | Title | Results |
|---|---|---|
| KF223.G66 G66 1820i |
Trial of Robert M. Goodwin, on an indictment of manslaughter for killing James Stoughton, Esq. in Broadway, in the city of New-York, on the 21st day of December, 1819 tried at the Court of General Sessions of the Peace held in and for the body of the city and county of New-York. Including the arguments of counsel and opinions and orders of the court on a motion to bail the prisoner, previous to his trial, after the finding of a coroner's inquest of wilful murder, and a verdict by a grand jury of manslaughter. And a further motion to bail on the petit jury being polled and disagreeing in their verdict, and being final discharge at the close of the session, after a trial which lasted five days, having began on the 14th and ended on the 18th day of March, 1820. And also a motion to bail on a writ of habeas corpus before His Honour the mayor, at his office in the City-hall. And a like motion before His Honour Chief Justice Spencer, at his chambers, with his opinion and order to admit the prisoner to bail / Trial of Robert M. Goodwin in the Court of Sessions, for the city and county of New-York, March term, 1820, on an indictment of manslaughter for killing James Stoughton, Esq. in Broadway in the city of New-York, December 21, 1819 / |
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| KF223.G67 G67 1865i | George E. Gordon, plaintiff in error, agst. the People of the state of New York, defendents in error error book / | 1 |
| KF223.G67 S65 1866i | The people of the state of New York vs. George E. Gordon closing argument to the jury, delivered by Henry Smith, at the Scoharie Circuit, May 3d and 4th, 1866 / | 1 |
| KF223.G67 S66 2006 | Hanging Captain Gordon : the life and trial of an American slave trader / | 1 |
| KF223.G67 S67 2006 | Hanging Captain Gordon : the life and trial of an American slave trader / | 1 |
| KF223.G68 G68 1844i | Trial and execution of John Gordon | 1 |
| KF223.G68 G68 1884i |
The trial of John Gordon and William Gordon, charged with the murder of Amasa Sprague before the Supreme Court of Rhode Island, March term, 1844 ; with all the incidental questions raised in the trial carefully preserved--the testimony of the witnesses nearly verbatim--and the arguments of cousel and a correct plat of all the localities described in the testimony, prepared expressly for this report / The trial of John Gordon and William Gordon charged with the murder of Amasa Sprague, before the Supreme Court of Rhode Island, March term, 1844 : with all the incidental questions raised in the trial carefully preservedŲ§the testimony of the witnesses nearly verbatimŲ§and the arguments of counsel and a correct plat of all the localities described in the testimony, prepared expressly for this report / |
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| KF223.G69 C35 1847i | Life and confession of Mary Jane Gordon who was tried, condemned, and hung, on the twenty-fourth day of February, 1849, for the murder of Jane Anderson, a native of Vassalboro, Maine : her trial, counsellors' debates, judge's charge to the jury, and final sentence, condemnation, and execution, etc. / | 1 |
| KF223.G69 C35 1849i | Life and confession of Mary Jane Gordon, who was tried, condemned, and hung on the twenty-fourth day of February, 1849, for the murder of Jane Anderson, a native of Covington, Kentucky her trial, councillors' debates, judge's charge to the jury, final sentence, condemnation and execution, etc. / | 1 |
| KF223.G72 D39 1892i | Death in the mail a narrative of a wealthy widow and the trial and conviction of the assassin, who was her physician, attorney and friendly advisor / | 1 |
| KF223.G727 G727 1893i | State of Maryland vs. Charles H. Grasty, Thomas K. Worthington and John M. Carter, Jr. charge--criminal libel, in the Criminal Court of Baltimore, May 26, 27, 28 & 29, 1893 : verdict--not guilty : a stenographic report of the famous criminal libel case in which it was sought to punish three editors of the Baltimore news for alleging that ex-sheriff Henry G. Fledderman was a "backer" of lottery policy. | 1 |
| KF223.G73 L54 1864i | The life, character, and career of Edward W. Green, postmaster of Malden the murderer of Frank E. Converse. | 1 |
| KF223.G74 G74 1845i |
Trial of Henry G. Green Rensselaer Oyer and Terminer (special term), A.J. Parker, presiding. The confession of Henry G. Green, as written by himself, in a letter to a friend before he disclosed his guilt to the Rev'd Messrs. Van Kleek and Baldwin : in which he is not packed off to heaven, directed to St. Peter, and labelled "all right" : to which is added his trial and sentence, and the letter of his mother, being a literal and exact copy without alteration. |
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| KF223.G76 G76 1850i | Life and confession of Ernst William Gross convicted of the murder of John Peter Smith, at Jeffersonville, Indiana, on the 1st of November, 1849 : for which he was convicted, and sentenced to be executed at New Albany, Indiana, on Friday, December 13th, 1850 / | 1 |
| KF223.G763 G763 1823i | The last words and dying confession of Wm. Gross, who was executed on the 7th of February 1823, for the murder of Kesiah Stow, in the city of Philadelphia being that which was given by Wm. Gross to Mr. Roberts, while under sentence of death, containing his full confession and experience while in prison, together with pathetic advice to young persons, and a farewell letter to his foster mother, which he signed but a few minutes before leaving the prison, to which is attached a fac similie of his last signature, also the hymn selected by himself to serve him in his last moments at the place of execution. | 1 |
| KF223.G78 M37 1819i |
Trial of the Rev. Jacob Gruber, minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church, at the March term, 1819, in the Frederick County Court, for a misdemeanor The trial of the Rev. Jacob Gruber, minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church at the March term, 1819, in the Frederick County Court, for a misdemeanor / |
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| KF223.G8 R6 | The trial of the assassin Guiteau : psychiatry and law in the gilded age / | 1 |
| KF223.G85 B43 1882i | The case of Guiteau a psychological study / | 1 |
| KF223.G85 F57 1882i | Was Guiteau sane and responsible for the assassination of President Garfield? read before the Boston Medico-Psychological Society, April 6, 1882, and the Association of Medical Superintendents for American Institutions for the Insane at Cincinnati, June 9, 1882 / | 1 |
| KF223.G85 G63 1882i | Two hard cases sketches from a physician's portfolio / | 3 |
