|
||||
|
The following handbill faded with age has come into our
possession and we give it as a sample of Old Dover. We believe that this was one
of the last executions carried out in this town. A particular account of William
Turmain who was executed for burglary on Monday March 8th 1813 at Dover. The
malefactor was born in North Lane in the city of Canterbury of poor but honest
parents... more >>>>
|
||||
| George William Parker the Dover Murderer was executed in the County Prison at Maidstone at 8 o’clock on Tuesday morning. Since his admission to the prison Parker had been “quite a changed man” to quote the remark of one of the warders, and there was no doubt he deeply regretted the crime of which he was found guilty. From the first he gladly received the administration of the Prison Chaplin, and his demure showed unmistakably that he was thoroughly repentant and quite resigned to his fate.. more >>>> | ||||
| Have Your Say; |
| Your input is valuable - if you have some thing to add to this moment in time or add colour to those named then please let me know, all credit will be given to your contribution - thank you. To contribute a story or a snippet of information please send an email to contributions@doverhistory.co.uk |
| About The Author & This Site; |
| You may use all or any part of this document for research purposes. If you intend to re-publish any or all of this information then all we ask for is a link back to this site. |
| All text and images shown on these pages are copyright of their respective owners |
| Please note that this site is under construction |