The full tryals examination and conviction, of Hagon Swanson, and Sarah Benton his pretended sister at the Queens-Bench Bar Westminster, on Wednesday the 25th of November, 1702. before the Lord Chief Justice Holt, &c. Also the tryals of John Hartwell and John Spurr, two bailiffs for being confederates with them in forcibly carrying away Pleasant Rawlins an heiress, &c.

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• The condemn'd bridegroom, or, The sorrowful lamentation of Mr. Hogan Swanson, who was arraigned at Westminster for stealing Pleasant Rawlings an heiress, and received sentence of death, and was executed on Wednesday the 9th of December, 1702 at St. Thomas's watering's near Kent-Stteet-end [sic], in South-wark. To the tune of Johnson's Farewel.
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