The morning of their execution they behaved very bold, shewing no signs of fear of death, and about nine o’clock, Fairall and Kingsmill were put into one cart, and Perrin in a mourning coach, and conveyed to Tyburn under a strong guard of soldiers, both horse and foot. At the tree they joined in prayers very devoutly with the rest of the unhappy criminals who were executed with them, which being ended, and a psalm sung, they were turned off crying to the Lord to receive their souls. The body of Perrin was delivered to his friends to be buried; and those of Fairall and Kingsmill were carried to a smith’s shop in Fetter-lane, near Holborn, where they were put into chains, and afterwards put into two wooden cases made on purpose, and conveyed by some of the guards and the sheriff’s officers for the county of Middlesex to Newcross turnpike in the county of Kent; where they were received by the officers to the sheriff of that county, who conveyed them to the places where they were ordered to be hung up, viz., Fairhall on Horsendown Green, and Kingsmill on Gowdhurstgore, at both which places they had lived. Richard Glover, who had received his Majesty’s pardon, was discharged out of Newgate on Wednesday, the 3rd of May, 1749. We can with pleasure inform our readers, that notorious wicked fellow, Edmund Richards (so often named in this work, as being concerned in the murder of Galley and Chater, and also in forcing Richard Glover to go with him and the rest of the gang to break open Poole custom-house) is taken, and in safe custody in Winchester gaol, so there is no doubt but he will meet with a just reward for all his cruel and enormous crimes, at the next assizes for the county of Sussex, to which county gaol he will be removed by Habeas Corpus. DIRECTIONS FOR PLACING THE PLATES. PAGE Galley and Chater on one horse, and the Smugglers whipping them to face title Galley and Chater falling off the horse at Woodash, to face 13 Burying of Galley „ 18 Chater cut across the face by Tapner, in Old Mills’s Turf-house „ 24 Chater hanging in the Well in Lady Holt Park „ 27 Richard Hawkins whipped to death „ 150 The Smugglers breaking open Poole Custom-house „ 193 A SERMON PREACHED IN THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF CHICHESTER, AT A SPECIAL ASSIZE HELD THERE, JANUARY 16, 1748–9, BY WILLIAM ASHBURNHAM, A.M., DEAN OF CHICHESTER. JOB xxix., 14, 15, 16. “I put on righteousness, and it clothed me: my judgment was as a robe and a diadem.