THE EXTRAORDINARY LIFE AND CONFESSION OF THE LATE THOMAS

THOMAS BEDWORTH'S CONFESSION.

EXEMPLIFIED IN THE GENUINE AND EXTRAORDINARY

CONFESSION
OF THOMAS BEDWORTH;

DELIVERED TO ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF NEWGATE, THE
NIGHT BEFORE HIS EXECUTION, ON SEPTEMBER 18, 1815, FOR THE

Murder
OF ELIZABETH BEESMORE,
IN DRURY LANE.

RELATING HIS HORRIBLE SUFFERINGS
UNTIL COMPELLED TO SURRENDER TO PUBLIC JUSTICE BY THE CONSTANT
SUPERNATURAL VISITATIONS
OF THE MURDERED WOMAN, AND THE FREQUENT APPEARANCE OF HER

APPARITION.

Man with expression of terror

FROM THE ORIGINAL PAPER,
NOW IN THE POSSESSION OF THE PUBLISHER.

Including interesting Particulars of BEDWORTH’s former Life, his
behaviour before Execution, and an original and full Report of the
Common Serjeant’s Address on passing Sentence.

LONDON:
PRINTED FOR Wm. HONE, 55, FLEET STREET,
By J. Swan, 76, Fleet Street.
PRICE SIXPENCE.
1815.