| Coventry 1735 - 1799 | ||
| 23 executions were carried out. It is not known how many death sentences | ||
| were passed as there are no surviving records for these. 14 reprieves have | ||
| been traced at the National Archive. | ||
| In the period 1757 to 1799 there were 47 death sentences passed of which 19 were carried out. | ||
| In the years 1735 – 1756, 20 death sentences were commuted and reports of | ||
| 4 executions have been found. It is likely that other executions took place in this period | ||
| Name | Crime | Execution date |
| Joseph Wright | Sodomy | F 15 August 1755 |
| Thomas Grimes | Sodomy | F 15 August 1755 |
| Jonathan Filley | H/T coining | W 8 September 1756 |
| Joseph Lee | H/T coining | W 8 September 1756 |
| John Rew | Robbery in a dwelling house | W 19 April 1758 |
| William Ogden | Stealing in a dwelling house | W 10 August 1763 |
| Margaret Brown | Stealing in a dwelling house | W 10 August 1763 |
| John Phillips | Stealing in a dwelling house | W 10 August 1763 |
| Margaret Clarke | At large | W 10 August 1763 |
| Jane Smith | At large | F 21 December 1764 |
| Thomas Farn & | Murder of Charles Pinchbeck | M 2 August 1773 |
| John How | Murder of Charles Pinchbeck | M 2 August 1773 |
| Thomas Morris | Burglary | W 10 April 1776 |
| John Sutley | Burglary | W 10 April 1776 |
| Thomas Summers | Bestiality | W 28 April 1784 |
| Thomas Bissell | Forgery | M 18 April 1785 |
| William Hawkins | Forgery | M 18 April 1785 |
| John Farmer | Horse theft | M 18 April 1785 |
| Josiah Neal Dayus | Robbery in a dwelling house | W 19 April 1786 |
| Mary Welkin | Arson | W 11 April 1787 |
| Anthony Fanshaw | Robbery in a dwelling house | W 18 August 1790 |
| John Phillips | Robbery in a dwelling house | W 18 August 1790 |
| Matthew Archer | Robbery in a dwelling house | W 18 August 1790 |