Executions at Tyburn 1705 – 1714.

With special thanks to Mr. Dave Mossop for allowing me to publish the results of his years of painstaking research thus enabling this unique insight into 18th century crime and punishment. If you would like more detail on some of these cases or wish to view the trial transcripts, have a look at the Old Bailey on-line website at http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/

446 death sentences were passed during the decade, on 280 men, 112 women and 54 people whose details were not recorded. Of these 142 men, 36 women and possibly 3 other people were duly hanged at Tyburn and 1 woman burned at the stake. At least 2 of the men were quartered after hanging. Overall reprieve rate: 59.87 %. Male reprieves: 49.29%. Female reprieves: 66.97%. Reprieve rates are based upon executions at Tyburn only. 6 men and 1 woman were hanged in other locations and 1 woman burned at West Smithfield.

Where women pleaded pregnancy, which a very large number did, they were examined by a panel of matrons and if found to be “quick with child,” they were respited until after they had given birth. If not “quick,” they could be hanged. Most of those respited were reprieved although you will see cases, e.g. Deborah Churchill, where they were called to former judgement and subsequently executed.

1705

There were a minimum of 9 men (see December below) and 7 women executed at Tyburn, plus a woman at West Smithfield. The fate of 14 other condemned persons is not known.

22 men, 10 women and 8 persons, whose sex was not recorded, were sentenced to death at the Old Bailey during this year.

The Sessions held on the 15th of January resulted in 4 men and 2 women being sentenced to death of whom 2 men were reprieved and the 2 women found to be “quick with child.”

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Wednesday 7th February	Joseph Johnson	Highway robbery
	John Norton	Stealing in a shop

The 28th of February Sessions resulted in 7 men and 1 woman being sentenced to death, of whom at least 2 men and the woman were hanged.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Friday 9th March	Edward Fuller	Murder
	William Pullmam	Highway robbery
	Elizabeth Harman	Not known

2 men and 4 women were sentenced to death at the 18th of April Sessions. Both men and 1 woman were subsequently reprieved. Cecelia Labree was burnt at West Smithfield for H/T Coining on Wednesday, the 2nd of May.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Friday 4th May	Margaret Green	Burglary
	Jane Dyer	Theft

Only 1 person was condemned at the Sessions that opened on the 23rd of May. There is no confirmed record of an execution for this person but see below.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Friday 1st June	Unnamed female	Not known
	Unnamed female	Not known

It is possible that these 2 women had been called to former judgement or that 1 of them was the person sentenced in May.

The Sessions on the 4th of July resulted in no death sentences.

The next Sessions began on the 29th of August and resulted in 8 men (including one boy) and 3 women being sentenced to death. 4 of the men and 2 of the women were hanged.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Wednesday 19th September	John Meadows	Murder
	James King	Horse theft
	Richard Lewis	Highway robbery
	Eleanor Jackson	Housebreaking
	Anne Gardiner	Housebreaking

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Friday 21st September	Edward Jeffries	Murder

The 10th of October Sessions resulted in 2 death sentences with no further details available.

The December Sessions opened on the 5th resulted in 6 death sentences of whom only 1 man is confirmed as hanged. A reprieve arrived after he had been suspended for 18 minutes and he was cut down and survived. He was reprieved and was able to record his feelings. His execution is included in the totals.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Wednesday 12th December	John Smith	Housebreaking

1706

There were a minimum of 9 men executed at Tyburn, plus a man at Turnham Green. The fate of 21 other condemned is not clear. 2 men received pardons.

14 men, 12 women and 9 persons, whose sex was not recorded, were sentenced to death at the Old Bailey during this year.

The first Sessions of 1706 were held on the 16th of January and resulted in 1 woman receiving the death sentence. There is no record of her execution.

The next Sessions opened on the 20th of February and resulted in 4 female death sentences. A conditional pardon was granted to 21 women on the 6th of March 1706. 3 of these go back to women sentenced in 1704 and the remainder were sentenced in 1705 and early 1706.

3 people were condemned at the April 3rd Sessions - their fate is not known.

The 8th of May Sessions resulted in 2 men and 3 women receiving death sentences. 2 of the women were found to be “quick with child” and 1 man and the other woman were reprieved.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Wednesday 15th May	Thomas Betts	Housebreaking

6 male death sentences were passed at the Sessions on the 3rd of July with 2 recorded executions.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Friday 19th July	John Willis	Murder
	Benjamin Arnold	Housebreaking

The August Sessions on the 28th saw recorded 2 death sentences. It is not known what happened to these people.

2 men and 4 women were sentenced to death at the October Sessions on the 16th of that month, with the 4 women and 1 man reprieved. Roger Lowen was hanged at Turnham Green, presumably near the crime scene, on Friday, the 25th of October.

8 men were condemned at the 4th of December Sessions with 2 men being reprieved.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Friday 13th December	Richard Morris	Housebreaking
	Thomas Arnold	Housebreaking
	Arthur Chambers	Not known
	William Bentley	Not known
	William Dabell	Not known
	James Gardiner	Housebreaking

1707

18 men, 1 woman and 5 of unknown gender were sentenced to death during this year. 12 men, 1 woman and possibly 3 other people were hanged at Tyburn this year. 2 men were hanged at other locations and 1 man received a pardon. The fate of 4 others is unknown.

Only 1 man was condemned at the January Sessions on the 15th.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Friday 24th January	James Coates	Highway robbery

5 people were sentenced to death at the 26th of February Sessions, 4 for housebreaking. There is no record of any executions.

The newspaper the “Post Boy” records 3 executions on Wednesday, the 5th of March but gives no details.

2 men and a woman were sentenced to death at the 23rd of April Sessions and all were hanged.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Friday 2nd May	John Goodwin (Plug/Gooding)	Burglary
	Thomas Dickson	Burglary
	Alice Gray	Aiding rape

1 man was condemned at the 28th of May Sessions and he was hanged.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Friday 6th June	James Hackett	Burglary

1 man was condemned at the 9th of July Sessions and he was reportedly hanged.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Friday 18th July	John Wittingham	Not known

2 men were sentenced to death at the 3rd of September Sessions and both hanged. William Elby (Dunn) was hanged for murder on Saturday, the 13th of September at Fulham and afterwards hanged in chains.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Friday 12th September	Charles More	Housebreaking

2 men were condemned at the October Sessions on the 15th of that month of whom 1 was executed. John Herman Brown was hanged for arson in St. James’ Street and afterwards hanged in chains at Acton on Friday, the 24th of October.

The Sessions held on the 10th of December resulted in 9 men receiving death sentences. 1 man was reprieved and another respited on the way to Tyburn.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Wednesday 17th December	John Hall	Burglary
	Richard Low	Burglary
	Stephen Bunch	Burglary
	William Davis	Housebreaking
	Joseph Montisano (Day)	Housebreaking
	William Kite	Rape of 7 year old

1708

16 men and 11 women and two other persons were sentenced to death during this year. 1 man was called to “former judgement” from a previous year and 1 man received a special verdict. 8 men and 4 woman were hanged at Tyburn. 1 man and 1 woman received pardons. The fate of 16 others is unknown.

The first Sessions of the year were held on the 15th of January resulting in 3 men and 1 woman being condemned plus John Reid who was called to “former judgement.” The woman and 3 of the men were reprieved.

Date of execution	Name	Crime
Wednesday 28th January	Alexander Carrol	Murder
	John Reid	Horse theft

1 man and 3 women were sentenced to death at the February Sessions on the 25th with 2 women being later reprieved as 1 was found to be “quick with child” and the other because she was “very aged.” Deborah Churchill, who had been found quick, was subsequently hanged in December.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 3rd March	Thomas Ellis	Housebreaking
	Anne Simmons	Privately stealing from person

The April Sessions opened on the 14th with 1 man receiving the death sentence and one man being called to former judgement. Both were hanged, alongside John Mawgridge who had received a special verdict in 1706. He had been convicted of murder but this was in effect appealed to the Queen’s Bench. They affirmed the conviction but Mawgridge escaped abroad and was later recaptured in Ghent in January 1708.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 28th April	David Bayly	Murder (brother)
	William Gregg	High Treason
	John Mawgridge	Murder

There were no death sentences at the 20th of May Sessions.

2 men were sentenced to death at the 7th of July Sessions with both being reprieved.

3 people were condemned at the September Sessions which opened on the 8th, 1 of them being subsequently hanged.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 24th September	John Crafts	Burglary

3 men and 3 women were condemned at the 13th of October Sessions of whom 2 men and 1 woman were reprieved.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 27th October	John Barnes	Murder
	Mary Ellener	Murder bastard
	Aggitha Ashbrook	Murder bastard

The final Sessions of 1708 took place on the 8th of December with 5 men and 4 women being sentenced to die, of whom all were reprieved, 3 women pleaded pregnancy. Deborah Churchill was called to former judgement from February and was subsequently hanged.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 17th December	Deborah Churchill	Accessory to murder

1709

21 men, 4 women and 12 other persons were sentenced to death during this year. 1 man was called to “former judgement.” 4 men and 4 others received pardons. 12 men and 2 women were hanged at Tyburn. The fate of 16 others is unknown.

1 man received the death sentence at 17th of January Sessions which was later commuted. Another man was called to former judgement.

5 men and 2 women were condemned at the March Sessions on the 2nd of that month of whom just 1 man is confirmed as hanged.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 23rd March	George Skelthorp	Highway robbery

2 men and 2 others were condemned at the 4th of May Sessions with the 2 others being reprieved.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 18th May	Richard Dove	H/T clipping coins
	Mark Harris	Housebreaking

1 man and 2 others were condemned at the 8th of June Sessions with 1 man being subsequently hanged.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 24th June	Richard Hughes	Housebreaking

2 men and 2 others were sentenced to death at the July Sessions on the 20th. 2 men were subsequently hanged.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 3rd August	Richard Juice	Unknown
	Thomas Sollars	Unknown

The 7th of September Sessions resulted in 2 men, 2 women and 4 others being condemned. The 4 others were reprieved.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 16th September	Richard Northcoat	Housebreaking
	Josiah Vanhuyse	Housebreaking
	Mary Day	Burglary
	Ann Harris	Stealing in a dwelling house

The 12th of October Sessions resulted in death sentences on 2 unnamed persons.

8 men were condemned at the December Sessions that opened on the 7th, of whom 4 were reprieved.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 16th December	Aaron Jones	Housebreaking
	Joseph Wells (Walls)	Housebreaking
	John Long	Highway robbery
	Thomas Smith	Burglary

1710

14 men, 7 women and 12 other persons were sentenced to death during this year. 7 men and 5 women received pardons. 4 men and 2 women were hanged at Tyburn. The fate of 15 others is unknown.

The January Sessions on the 13th of the month resulted in 2 men and 2 others receiving death sentences. All were reprieved.

5 people were condemned at the 6th of March Sessions. Only 1 woman is recorded as having been hanged.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 17th March	Grace Tripp	Accessory to murder

2 men were sentenced to death at the April Sessions on the 19th with both receiving pardons.

2 men and 2 others were condemned at the May Sessions on the 24th, of whom only 1 man was pardoned and the other died in prison.

2 men and 2 others were condemned at the 5th of July Sessions, of whom only 1 man was to hang.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 26th July	Thomas Macnammara (Mortimer)	Highway robbery

2 men and 6 women were sentenced to death at the September Sessions on the 6th of that month. 1 man and 1 woman were hanged.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 15th September	Charles Dean	Burglary
	Mary (Jane) Forrest	Murder bastard

2 people were condemned at the 11th of October Sessions, with no executions recorded.

4 men received death sentences at the 6th of December Sessions, with 2 men possibly being respited.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 15th December	John Crudleigh (Thomas Curdley)	Burglary
	Henry Norris	Burglary

1711

26 men and 17 women were sentenced to death during this year. 5 men and 7 women received pardons. 13 men and 2 women were hanged at Tyburn. 1 woman was found to be “quick with child” and reprieved, the fate of 8 men and 7 women is unknown.

2 men and 2 women were condemned at the January Sessions on the 12th of that month with the at least 1 women being reprieved.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 26th January	Henry Welch	Housebreaking
	Daniel Coats	Housebreaking
	Unnamed woman	Unknown

4 men and 1 woman were given death sentences at the 21st of February Sessions. Only 1 man can be confirmed as hanged.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 2nd March	John Addison	Highway robbery

2 men and 2 women were sentenced to death at the 11th of April Sessions of whom 1 man the women were reprieved.

Date	Name	Crime
Saturday 21st April	Edward Paine	Housebreaking/burglary

3 men and a woman were condemned at the May Sessions on the 16th. Only 1 man can be confirmed as hanged.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 25th May	Josiah Wilson	Shoplifting

4 men and 2 women were sentenced to death at the 4th of July Sessions, with 2 men and 1 woman being reprieved. Peter Cartwright was called to former judgement.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 18th July	Margaret Lane (Holloway)	Highway robbery
	Peter Cartwright	Highway robbery

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 8th August	Andrew Baynes	Highway robbery

Date	Name	Crime
Saturday 11th August	John Sutton	Highway robbery

The September Sessions resulted in 3 men and 3 women receiving the death sentence. None of them were recorded as executed.

1 man and 2 women were condemned at the October Sessions on the 10th, the women being reprieved. Thomas Garret was called to former judgement.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 24th October	William Maw	Highway robbery, housebreaking & burglary
	Thomas Garret (Jarrott)	Burglary

7 men and 4 women received death sentences at the 7th of December Sessions. 2 men and 1 woman being subsequently hanged. 1 woman was called to former judgement.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 22nd December	Thomas Pritchet	Highway robbery
	John Matthews	Privately stealing from person
	Phebe Ward	Murder bastard

1712

22 men, 13 women and 3 other persons were sentenced to death during this year. 12 men, 1 woman and 3 others received pardons. 6 men and 6 women were hanged at Tyburn and 1 man and 1 woman in Newgate Street. 4 women were found to be quick with child and the fate of 5 other people is unknown.

1 man and 3 women were sentenced to death at the 11th January Sessions. 1 man and 1 woman were reprieved and 3 of the women found to be quick with child.

1 man received the death sentence at the 27th of February Sessions, being subsequently reprieved.

6 men and 1 woman were condemned at the 30th of April Sessions of whom 2 men were hanged.

Date	Name	Crime
Tuesday 27th May	Thomas Browning	Housebreaking
	Jeremiah Clark	Stealing in a dwelling house

At least 1 woman was sentenced to hang at the 5th of June Sessions. 15 year old Elizabeth Mason was convicted of the murder of her mistress (which was Petty treason) but appears to have only to have been hanged and not burned.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 18th June	Elizabeth Mason	Murder

5 death sentences were passed at the 16th July Sessions, with 2 men and 2 women and 1 unknown person being condemned. There is only record of two subsequent executions.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 1st August	Joseph Phillips	Murder
	Elizabeth Chivers	Murder

2 men and 3 women were condemned at the 10th September Sessions and all were hanged. Another person was called to former judgement but there is no record of execution. William Johnson (also Holloway) and his girlfriend, Jane Housden, were hanged at Newgate Street on Friday the 19th September. She was convicted of aiding him in the killing.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 19th September	John (Robert) Colebach	Horse theft
	Dorothy Walton	Shoplifting
	Mary Green	Burglary

3 men, 2 women and 1 other person were condemned at the 15th October Sessions of whom 3 men and the unknown person were reprieved. Elizabeth Price was called to former judgement having been condemned at the January Sessions but found to be quick with child.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 31st October	Eleanor Gravenor (Gladmore)	Stealing in a shop
	Elizabeth Price (Green)	unknown

7 men and 2 women were condemned at the December Sessions on the 10th. 5 men were reprieved and the women found to be quick with child.

Date	Name	Crime
Tuesday 23rd December	Richard Town	Bankrupt concealing effects
	John Crabb	Burglary

1713

51 men, 21 women and 2 other persons were sentenced to death during this year. 6 men, 4 woman and 3 others received pardons. 24 men and 7 women were hanged at Tyburn and 2 men at Clerkenwell Green. 3 women were found to be quick with child and the fate of 25 other people is unknown.

5 men and 1 woman were condemned at the January Sessions on the 16th of that month, of whom 1 man was reprieved.

Date	Name	Crime
Saturday 31st January	Jacob Avery	Highway robbery
	John Hart	Housebreaking
	Samuel Dealfe (Yealfe)	Housebreaking
	James Phipps	Horse theft
	Deborah Hardcastle	Burglary

3 men and 2 women were condemned at the February Sessions on the 25th of that month, with a man and a woman being later reprieved and another man called to former judgement.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 13th March	Richard Adams	Highway robbery
	Susan Perry (Dewy)	Highway robbery & murder

The next Sessions opened on Wednesday the 15th of April with 5 men being condemned with 1 reprieve. One man was called to his former judgement but was reprieved.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 29th April	Richard Passmore	Housebreaking
	George Smith	Housebreaking
	Richard Lawrence	Housebreaking
	James Boyce (Boss)	Housebreaking

3 men and a woman were condemned at the May Sessions on the 25th, although there is only name for 1 of these. There were no reported executions.

7 men and 4 women were condemned at the 8th July Sessions. There are no confirmed reprieves or executions.

7 men and 4 women were sentenced to hang at the September Sessions on the 9th, with 5 men and 2 women being subsequently hanged.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 25th September	Thomas Turner	Horse theft
	William Gettings (Smith)	Highway robbery
	John Heath (James How)	Horse theft
	John Joyner	Housebreaking
	George Hollinsby	Housebreaking
	Sarah Clifford	Privately stealing from a person
	Elizabeth (Jane) Wells	Theft

4 men and 5 women were sentenced to death at the 14th of October Sessions. 2 men were hanged and 2 reprieved. 2 of the women were found to be quick with child and 3 reprieved.

Date	Name	Crime
Saturday 24th October	Thomas Lloyd	Horse theft
	Thomas Pickard	Horse theft

19 men, 4 woman and 2 unknown persons received death sentences at the Sessions on the 14th of December, of whom 7 men, 1 woman and the 2 unknown persons were reprieved. Richard Keefe (Keele) and William Lowther were hanged at Clerkenwell Green and afterwards in chains on Wednesday the 23rd of December, having been convicted of being accessories to murder.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 23rd December	James Goswell	Unknown
	Thomas Hudson	Unknown
	James Gamelion	Burglary
	Anthony Martin	Burglary
	Giles Spencer	Burglary
	Samuel Hicks	Burglary
	James Urwin	Burglary
	Richard Lattyn (Latin/Lawin)	Stealing in a shop
	Sarah Budgen (Small/Jones/Evans)	Theft
	Arabella Thomas	Stealing in a shop
	Mary Baker (Cook/Hobbs/Hanson)	Bigamy

1714

76 men, 16 women and 1 other person were sentenced to death during this year. 18 men and 2 woman received pardons. 45 men and 6 women were hanged at Tyburn. 4 women were found to be quick with child and the fate of 18 other people is unknown.

9 men were sentenced to death at the 19th January Sessions of whom only 1 was reprieved.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 29th January	John Bear (Davis)	Privately stealing from person
	Francis Collings	unknown
	William Whitmore	Housebreaking
	Francis Gosling	Accessory to murder
	Joseph Baily	Burglary
	Thomas Blank	Burglary
	Thomas Jay	Burglary

14 men and a woman received death sentences at the 24th of February Sessions, with 2 men being reprieved and the woman being found “quick”.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 10th March	Thomas Grey	Highway robbery
	Edmond Eames (Aimes)	Highway robbery
	John Collis (Collison)	Housebreaking
	Charles Weymouth	Highway robbery
	Christopher Dickson	Highway robbery
	John Gibson	Highway robbery
	Alexander Petre	Stealing in a warehouse
	Thomas Roome	Housebreaking
	Samuel Denny (Appleby)	Highway robbery
	John Winteringham	Stealing in a dwelling house
	Christopher Poor (Moor)	Burglary
	Daniel Hughes	Burglary

7 men and 3 women were condemned at the 7th of April Sessions of whom 4 men were reprieved and 1 woman found to be “quick”.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 21st April	Anthony Gery	Privately stealing from a person
	John Ralph	Stealing in a dwelling house
	John Johnson	Stealing in a stable
	Lydia (Elizabeth) Crane	Burglary
	Elizabeth Boyle	Stealing in a dwelling house

7 men and 2 women received death sentences at the 13th of May Sessions, with 4 men and 1 woman being reprieved and the other woman being found to be “quick”.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 28th May	Roderick Awdry	Stealing in a dwelling house
	William White	Stealing in a dwelling house
	Andrew Harper	Highway robbery

Roderick Awdry was the 1st of 3 brothers executed in the year to May 1715.

15 men and 4 women were sentenced to hang at the 30th of June to 5th of July Sessions. 7 men and 1 woman were reprieved. 2 women pleaded pregnancy but were not found to be “quick with child”.

Date	Name	Crime
Friday 16th July	James Powell (Ashwood/Bowen)	Burglary
	Charles Goodale (Goodall)	Burglary
	William Dyer	Housebreaking
	Robert Cook (Hedgley)	Burglary
	Thomas Davis	Burglary
	Robert Porter (Potter/Sandley)	Housebreaking
	Thomas Perkins	Highway robbery
	George Horn	Highway robbery
	Margaret Stevenson	Shop lifting
	Ann Edwards	Burglary
	Mary Billingsbury (Brown)	Highway robbery

8 men and 2 women were condemned at the 8th of September Sessions of whom the fate of 2 men is unknown and 1 woman was found to be “quick”. Joyce Hodgkis was burned at the stake. John Neal and John Hull were sentenced to be hanged drawn and quartered.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 22nd September	John Neal (Cobb)	H/T coining
	John Hull (Barker)	H/T coining
	Thomas Trevor	Burglary
	Henry Plunkett	Murder
	Peter Latoure (Letune/Leinne)	Housebreaking
	Thomas Tinsley	Horse theft
	Joyce Hodgkis	P/T Murder of husband

9 men and 4 women were condemned at the 13th October Sessions of whom only 1 man can be confirmed as hanged.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 27th October	Thomas Douglas	Murder

8 men were condemned at the December Sessions on the 8thof whom 5 were hanged.

Date	Name	Crime
Wednesday 22nd December	John Savil (Saville)	Highway robbery
	Robert Field	Murder
	William Hoskins (Hopkins)	Burglary
	John Awdry	Burglary
	Richard Stevens	Burglary

Analysis by year.

Year	Men		Women			Unknown
	Sentenced to death	Hanged	Sentenced to death	Hanged	Burnt	Sentenced to death	Executed
1705	22	9	10	7	0	8
1706	14	9	12	0	0	9
1707	18	12	1	1	0	5
1708	16	8	11	4	0	2	3?
1709	21	12	4	2	0	12
1710	14	4	7	2	0	12
1711	26	13	17	2	0
1712	22	6	13	6	0	3
1713	51	24	21	7	0	2
1714	76	45	16	5	1	1
Totals	280	142	112	36	1	54	-

Analysis by crime.

Murder	17
Murder bastard child	4
P/T murder	1
Highway robbery	31
Housebreaking	36
Burglary	36
Horse theft	9
Theft	3
Stealing in a dwelling house	9
Rape/sodomy	2
H/T and H/T coining offences	4
Arson	0
Forgery	0
Robbery in a dwelling house	1
Privately stealing from a person	4
Stealing in a shop/warehouse	7
Other crimes	15
Total executed	179

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