_Wednesday 25th._ Met at Jack at 2 p.m. Butler & myself went to the B. L{n}. got 1 adt. Jack, Ben & Bill went Panc{s}. got 5 adt. & 1 small, took them to Barthol{w}. Removed 3 to Cline, got 2 sets of can{s}.[87] _Thursday 26th._ Met at Barthol{m}, me & Jack went to Tottenh{m}. got 1 adt. Ben & Bill went to St Ths. D{o} 3 large came home me & Jack got 1 Tottenh{m} Bill & Ben 1 large 2 small. _Friday 27th._ Met at Plough, went to St T{s}. 6 adt. 1 small. Met the man with the lanthorn[88]: took them Barthol{m}. went to Golden Lane 1 adt. 1 small gave Jack Hutton £1 as a share, took to the above place. _Saturday 28th._ Met at Barthol. disposed of the above except 1 adt. opened, 3 small, sent three to Edinboro. Drew up our Account, came home Met at Jack, did not settle, at home all night. _Sunday 29th._ Went Look out at Blue L{n}. &c did not go out Jack Bill & Tom Drunk the reason as Ben said for not going out. _Monday 30th._ Settled our Account up to Sat{y}. on hand 1 adt. Op{d}. & Small three; met at Barthol{n}. me Bill & Jack Hutton went to B. Lyon got 1 adt. got up at four in the morning Tuesday, Butler Bill & me brought the above to St Thos'. DECEMBER, 1812. _Tuesday 1st._ Met at Tottenham Court Road had a dispute in St. Ts Crib. Came home did not do anything. came to the Rockingham Arms, got Drunk _Wednesday 2nd._ Met at Vickers rectify{d}. our last account, the party sent out me & Ben to St Thos. C{b}. got 1 adt., Bill & Jack Guys Crib 2 adt but one of them opd. Butler look out for us, took them to St. Thos. came home Met at St Thos., me & Jack went to Tott{m}. got 4 adts Ben & Bill got ad/6 s/1 f/1. at Pancrass took Totten{m} to Wilson, Pan{s}. to Barthol.[89] _Thursday 3rd._ Met at Wind{ll}. St. disposed of 2 of the above to Wilson, went to Barthol{w}. came home for the night. _Friday 4th._ Met at Vickers pack{d}. up one for Shute, afterwards went to St Thos. got 6 adt. took them to Barth{m}. left Ben & Jack Hutton to pack up for Edinbro, afterwards Jack me & Bill went to Tott{m}. got 3 adt. took them to Barthol{m}. _Saturday 5th._ Remain'd at Barth{m}. packing up for Edinboro, sent 12 to the wharf for the above place, at home all night. _The following list contains some of the chief sources of information on the history of the Resurrectionists._ SMITH, SOUTHWOOD. "Use of the Dead to the Living." _Westminster Review_, ii., 1824, p. 59. This was afterwards reprinted as a pamphlet. One of the editions was issued with the title of _Body-snatching_. MACKENZIE, W. _An Appeal to the Public and to the Legislature, on the necessity of affording dead bodies to the Schools of Anatomy by legislative enactment_. 8vo. Glasgow, 1824. GREEN, JOSEPH HENRY. _A letter to Sir Astley Cooper, on certain proceedings connected with the establishment of an Anatomical Surgical School at Guy's Hospital_. 8vo. London, 1825. "On the Pleasures of Body-snatching." _Monthly Mag._, iii., 1827, p. 355.