Cheshire's Execution Files Humour This is a fascinating title

This is a fascinating title containing hundreds of nostalgic postcards and photographs

The first in a trilogy

His support of the Lions and his observation of the game for over 50 years should give him some right to attempt such a history

Colin Miller's memories of his life as a working class student in the city of Leicester help to illustrate these changes

"Images of Southampton" comprises pictures from this City Heritage Services collection and the result is a book which will delight and inform residents and visitors alike

Cheshire's Execution Files Humour This is a fascinating titleThere is also an ebook version available of this title, it is for sale from Amazon or your usual provider. From Norman times to the late 19th century, Cheshire had its own unique way of disposing of the criminals condemned at its assizes. For more than 500 years, due to an obscure mediaeval tradition, the city fathers were duty bound to execute them. Ever since the Emporer Vespasian's second legion encamped beside the River Dee, Chester has always