The Poysoner self-poysoned, or, A Most true and lamentable relation from Lewis in Sussex: how one Robert Brinkhurst, a cutler, treacherously poysoned one William Moor (The best friend he had in the world ... ) : as also how the said Brinkhurst ... poysoned himself ... : with other remarkable circumstances rendring the fact so prodigiously wicked, that 'tis believ'd no age can produce its parallel.

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• The Poysoner self-poysoned, or, A Most true and lamentable relation from Lewis in Sussex : how one Robert Brinkhurst, a cutler, treacherously poysoned one William Moor (The best friend he had in the world ...) : as also how the said Brinkhurst ... poysoned himself ... : with other remarkable circumstances rendring the fact so prodigiously wicked, that 'tis believ'd no age can produce its parallel.
  Published: (1679)
• A Warning to young men, or, A man of bloods : in an impartial relation of the horrid murther by Robert Brinkhurst on his friend and himself, at Lewis in Suffex, Anno 1679 : with some remarks and counsels from the whole.
  Published: (1680)
• A Warning to young men, or, A man of bloods: in an impartial relation of the horrid murther by Robert Brinkhurst on his friend and himself, at Lewis in Suffex, Anno 1679 : with some remarks and counsels from the whole.
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• Horrid news from St. Martins, or, Unheard-of murder and poyson : being a true relation how a girl not full sixteen years of age, murdered her own mother at one time, and a servant-maid at another with ratsbane : as also how she very lately gave poyson to two gentlewomen that since her mothers death kept and maintained her : upon which being aprehended, she has confess'd the former villanies, and was on Tuesday last, being the 19th of this instant June, committed to prison, where she now remains : with the substance of her examination, the like unnatural wickedness scarce ever read of before in any age : to which is added the taking of a man for murder committed at Islington two years ago, &c.
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