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	1.	Some reasons humbly offered, why castration instead of death, may prove the most effectual method of punishing persons found guilty of robbery and theft Material type: Text Publication details: [n.g.] Dublin 1731 Availability: No items available. Lists: Kirkpatrick Bequest Pamphlets. Save to lists
	2.	Capital punishment is murder legalized by Carson, James Crawford Ledlie, [1816]-1886 Publication details: London Houlston and Wright 1866 Availability: No items available. Lists: Kirkpatrick Bequest Pamphlets. Save to lists
	3.	The last speech of Mr. Oliver Plunket, titular primate of Ireland written with his own hand. As also the speech of Mr. Edward Fitzharris who were executed at Tyburn July the 1st. 1681 by Plunkett, Oliver, 1629-1681 Fitzharris, Edward, 1648-1681 Publication details: [Dublin] None given [1681] Availability: No items available. Lists: Kirkpatrick Bequest Pamphlets. Save to lists
	4.	News from the dead, or a faithful and genuine narrative of an extraordinary combat between life and death, exemplified in the case of William Duell, one of the malefactors who was executed at Tyburn on Monday the 24th of of this instant November for a rape, robbery and murder, and who soon after return'd to life at Barber-Surgeon's-Hall where he had been brought too from the place of execution to be anatomiz'd With a true account of all the particulars that happen'd to him, and the many surprizing things he saw during the interval of time between his being turned off at the gallows, and his recovery to life. Publication details: London J. Roberts 1740 Availability: No items available. Lists: Kirkpatrick Bequest Pamphlets. Save to lists
	5.	Some authentic particulars of the life of the late John Macnaghton, Esq: of Benvardon; who was executed in Ireland, on Tuesday the 15th of December, for the murder of Miss Mary Ann Knox; only daughter of Andrew Knox, Esq; of Prehen; representative in the late and present Parliament for the County of Donegal. Compiled from papers communicated by a gentleman in Ireland, to a person of distinction of that Kingdom, now residing here. Publication details: London G. Faulkner 1762 Availability: No items available. Lists: Kirkpatrick Bequest Pamphlets. Save to lists
	6.	On hanging, considered from a mechanical and physiological point of view Samuel Haughton by Haughton, Samuel, 1821-1897 Edition: [Reprinted] from the Philosophical Magazine for July 1866 Publication details: [1866] Availability: No items available. Save to lists

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