Smuggling & Smugglers in Sussex: The Genuine History of the Inhuman and Unparalleled Murders of Mr. William Galley a Custom-house Officer, and Mr. Daniel Chater, a Shoemaker, by Fourteen Notorious Smugglers, with the Trials and Execution of Seven of the Criminals at Chichester, 1748-9Anonymous
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Smuggling & Smugglers in Sussex: The Genuine History of the Inhuman and Unparalleled Murders of Mr. William Galley a Custom-house Officer, and Mr. Daniel Chater, a Shoemaker, by Fourteen Notorious Smugglers, with the Trials and Execution of Seven of the Criminals at Chichester, 1748-9
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legs and feet across the saddle upon the back of the said horse, upon
which you, the said William Jackson and William Carter, together with
Samuel Downer, otherwise Howard, otherwise Little Sam, Edmund Richards,
and Henry Sheerman, otherwise Little Harry, not yet taken, then and
there, untied the legs of the said William Galley; and him the said
Galley, in and upon the same horse then and there, with force and arms,
feloniously, wilfully, and out of your malice aforethought, did again
put and set, and the legs of him the said William Galley, being again
so put and set upon the said horse as last aforesaid, with the same
rope or cord under the belly of the said horse, you then and there,
with force and arms, feloniously, wilfully, and out of your malice
aforethought, under the horse’s belly did again bind, tie, and fasten;
and him the said William Galley[2] being again so put and set upon
the said horse, as last aforesaid, with his legs so bound, tied and
fastened under the horse’s belly, as last aforesaid, with the said
whips which you had then and there in your right hands, as aforesaid,
in and upon the head, face, neck, arms, shoulders, back, belly, sides,
and several other parts of the body of him the said William Galley,
you then and there with force and arms, feloniously, wilfully, and out
of your malice aforethought, for the space of half a mile further,
did again whip, lash, beat, and strike; by reason whereof he the said
William Galley was then and there much more wounded, bruised and hurt,
and not being able to endure or bear the misery, pain, and anguish
occasioned by his having been so whipped, lashed, beat, and struck,
in manner, as aforesaid; and by his being so wounded, bruised, and
hurt, in manner as aforesaid, did then and there drop a second time
from off the said horse, with his head under the horse’s belly, and
his legs and feet across the saddle. Upon which you the said William
Jackson and William Carter, together with the said Samuel Downer,
otherwise Howard, otherwise Little Sam, Edmund Richards and Henry
Sheerman, otherwise Little Harry, not yet taken, then and there again
untied the legs of him, the said William Galley, and him, in and upon
another horse, behind a certain other person, did then and there
with force and arms, feloniously, wilfully, and out of your malice
aforethought, put and set, and the said William Galley, being so put
and set on horseback, as last aforesaid, with the same whips which you
had then and there in your right hands as aforesaid, in and upon the
head, face, neck, arms, shoulders, back, belly, sides, and several
other parts of the body of the said William Galley, did then and there
with force and arms, feloniously, wilfully, and out of your malice
aforethought, for the space of two miles further, until you came into
the parish of Harting, in the county of Sussex aforesaid, again whip,
lash, beat, and strike, by reason whereof the said William Galley was
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