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King Nātoṅmyā (AD 1211-1231), he was also called King Htilominlo and his personal name was Zeyyatheinkha. He had done great works of merit in Bagan. He left the inscriptions which recorded his donations. King Nātoṅmyā was a pious king and a great builder of religious structures. He built not only Myanmar style (Htilominlo Temple), but also Srilanka style (Setanagyi Stupa) and India style (Mahabodhi Temple). Through the study of meritorious deeds of King Nātoṅmyā, he had great benevolence towards the public, good inspirations and devotion to religion and a good diplomatic knowledge can be known. Besides, it also can be known that the political, economic and religious conditions of Bagan at that time.

Front Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 The Witch Hunt, 1649 -- Chapter 2 Murder or Suicide? 1764 -- Chapter 3 The Demon Drink, 1752-1901 -- 3.1 Bigg Market, 1752 -- 3.2 Benwell, 1786 -- 3.3 Elford, 1790 -- 3.4 The Town Moor, 1795 -- 3.5 Newcastle, 1829 -- 3.6 Death in the Tyne, 1834 -- 3.7 The Glass House, 1836 -- 3.8 Newbrough, 1847 -- 3.9 North Shields, 1868 -- 3.10 Barrack Road, 1901 -- Chapter 4 The Faw Gang, 1791 -- Chapter 5 Guilty on the Word of a Felon, 1809 -- Chapter 6 Was He Guilty? 1816 -- Chapter 7 The Pitmen's Revenge, 1832 -- Chapter 8 A Violent Robbery, 1833 -- Chapter 9 Murder and Arson at the Savings Bank, 1838 -- Chapter 10 They Were Only Prostitutes, 1840-86 -- 10.1 Sandgate, 1840 -- 10.2 The Quayside, 1869 -- 10.3 Dean Street, 1886 -- Chapter 11 The Stabbing of an Apprentice, 1841 -- Chapter 12 Domestic Violence, Drink and Death, 1844-98 -- 12.1 Blandford Street, 1844 -- 12.2 The Side, 1850 -- 12.3 South Shields, 1869 -- 12.4 Mitford Street, 1874 -- 12.5 Pine Street, 1890 -- 12.6 Gateshead, 1897 -- 12.7 Pilgrim Street, 1898 -- Chapter 13 Honour Thy Father and Mother, 1845 -- Chapter 14 The Irish Workers, 1846-90 -- 14.1 The Stabbing in a Field, 1846 -- 14.2 A Mysterious Death, 1890 -- Chapter 15 Murder at Matfen, 1855 -- Chapter 16 All Because of a Dog Tax, 1861 -- Chapter 17 Rape and Murder at the West Walls, 1863 -- Chapter 18 A Violent Arrest, 1863 -- Chapter 19 Helpless Victims, 1859-98 -- 19.1 Winlaton, 1859 -- 19.2 Newcastle, 1866 -- 19.3 Elswick, 1870 -- 19.4 Tynemouth, 1898 -- Chapter 20 Confession of a Child Killer, 1866 -- Chapter 21 An Unexplained Death, 1869 -- Chapter 22 A Tragedy in Blenheim Street,1870 -- Chapter 23 Trivial Incidents, 1870-72 -- 23.1 A Blow from a Fist, 1870 -- 23.2 A Blow from a Rifle Butt, 1870 -- 23.3 Death by Drowning, 1872

CHAPTER 9 -- The Blue Gardenia Murder 1961KILLINGS OVER NOTHING; CHAPTER 10 -- Henry Solomon's Demise 1844; CHAPTER 11 -- A Bad Night at the Jolly Fisherman 1866; CHAPTER 12 -- The Violence of William Wilton 1887; CHAPTER 13 -- A War Veteran Loses It 1943; CHILD VICTIMS; CHAPTER 14 -- Frenzy in William Street 1826; CHAPTER 15 -- The Epileptic Delivery Man 1891; Bibliography; Index -- Index of Persons; Index of Places (excluding buildings and structures, for which see General Index); General Index

CHAPTER 13 -- A Younger Man 1908CHAPTER 14 -- Scarred By Love 1908; CHAPTER 15 -- They Brought Him In Dead 1910; CHAPTER 16 -- The Sherwood Skeleton 1912; CHAPTER 17 -- She Wanted Company 1914; CHAPTER 18 -- A Villain in the Night-Time 1914; CHAPTER 19 -- I Wonder if you Think of Me 1915; CHAPTER 20 -- Shots in the Graveyard 1916; CHAPTER 21 -- A Mohair Boot-Lace 1924; Index

CHAPTER 4 -- Henry Wainright and the Murder of Harriet Lane 1874 -- 75CHAPTER 5 -- Jack the Ripper 1888; CHAPTER 6 -- Rival Butchers Fight in Whitechapel 1893; CHAPTER 7 -- Kidnapping in Bethnal Green 1893; CHAPTER 8 -- Coffee-House Keeper Slays his Wife and Stepson, then Shoots Himself 1893; CHAPTER 9 -- Tragedy in Hackney on Bonfire Night 1893; CHAPTER 10 -- William Seaman and the Turner Street Murders 1896; CHAPTER 11 -- Mysterious Death of a Reputed Bethnal Green Miser 1897; CHAPTER 12 -- Garrotting in the East End 1897 & 1899; CHAPTER 13 -- Whitechapel Ruffians Find their Match 1897

Cover -- From Wharncliffe -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Nothing To Convict Them: The Murder of the Frenchman, 1834 -- Chapter 2 Worked Enough to Kill a Horse: The Northleach Prison Inquiry, 1842 -- Chapter 3 Dying with a Lie in His Mouth: The Murder of Mrs Millington, 1743 -- Chapter 4 Paying Off the Innkeepers: Hanged in Chains, 1767 -- Chapter 5 'Put All The Knives Out Of His Reach': Killed in Front of Her Baby, 1862 -- Chapter 6 Politics Takes a Battering: The Abduction of the Voter, 1859 -- Chapter 7 A Short-Tempered Boy: Getting Away With Murder, 1851 -- Chapter 8 Seeking to Inflame Communities: The Cotswold Swing Riots, 1830 -- Chapter 9 'Your Mother Is Dead': Murdered by a Madman, 1864 -- Chapter 10 'I Was Caught In The Trap': Arsenic In Daddy's Tea, 1858 -- Chapter 11 Too Young To Die: The Murder of Emily Gardner, 1871 -- Chapter 12 Panicking Convicts: The Perils of Poaching, 1833 -- Chapter 13 'A Very Idle and Disorderly Fellow': Abduction of a Minor, 1867 -- Chapter 14 A Captain in the Bengal Infantry: The Cirencester Bigamist, 1862 -- Chapter 15 'We'll Have No Czar of Russia Here': The Troublesome Vicar, 1888 -- Chapter 16 satan Tempted Her: The Campden Poisoner, 1835 -- Chapter 17 A Desperate Act: Infanticide in Dowdeswell, 1817 -- Chapter 18 Too Quick to Use Their Staffs: Death at Tetbury Mop, 1843 -- Chapter 19 Unnecessary Interference: Murder After the Feast, 1846 -- Chapter 20 A Geographical Confusion: The Reprieve That Came Too Late, 1811 -- Chapter 21 Unnecessary Suffering: Child Neglect and Poverty, 1898 -- Index.

CHAPTER 12 -- The Disloyal Dean 1624CHAPTER 13 -- Geoffrey's Leap 1646; CHAPTER 14 -- A Military Madness 1690; CHAPTER 15 -- A Jersey Tragedy 1695; CHAPTER 16 -- Jersey's 'Legal Pirates' 1700s; CHAPTER 17 -- A Jilted Bride c.1800; CHAPTER 18 -- You Can't Be Hanged Twice 1807; CHAPTER 19 -- The Apples of Death 1829; CHAPTER 20 -- After Noon 1845; CHAPTER 21 -- Death of a Centenier 1846; CHAPTER 22 -- Poison Peas 1851; CHAPTER 23 -- A Murder in St Peter 1866; CHAPTER 24 -- A Death in the Family 1875; CHAPTER 25 -- Not Caesar, Only Romeo 1880s; CHAPTER 26 -- A Shocking Tragedy 1894

Front Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Setting the Scene: Lewisham and Deptford to 1939, by John Coulter -- Chapter 2 Law and Order in Lewisham and Deptford -- Chapter 3 The Mysterious Death of Christopher Marlowe, 1593 -- Chapter 4 The Deptford Conspiracy, 1755 -- Chapter 5 The Deptford Jacobite Conspiracy, 1757 -- Chapter 6 Death of a Customs Officer, 1776 -- Chapter 7 The Blackheath Swindler, 1800 -- Chapter 8 Murder in Lewisham, 1822 -- Chapter 9 Death to the Police (1), 1839 -- Chapter 10 Death to the Police (2), 1846 -- Chapter 11 A Failed Suicide Bid, 1861 -- Chapter 12 Death in Deptford, 1868 -- Chapter 13 Was Montague John Druitt Jack the Ripper? 1888 -- Chapter 14 The Deptford Poisonings, 1888-89 -- Chapter 15 Murder in Deptford, 1897 -- Chapter 16 An Appalling Family Murder in Deptford, 1902 -- Chapter 17 The Fingerprint which Caught the Killer, 1905 -- Chapter 18 A Crooked Councillor: Theophilus Williams, 1908 -- Chapter 19 Under the Floor Boards, 1908 -- Chapter 20 The Lewisham Murder, 1919 -- Chapter 21 A Soldier's Crime, 1926 -- Chapter 22 The Solution to the Murder of Louisa Steele, 1931 -- Chapter 23 Who Killed Robert Venner? 1934 -- Chapter 24 The Queer Pastimes of William Brown, 1938 -- Conclusion.