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Newgate was one of the
historic seven gates of the
London Wall
around the City of
London and one of the six
which date back to
Roman times.
Newgate lay...
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Newgate Street refers to:
Newgate and
Newgate Street in
London Newgate Street, Hertfordshire, a
village in
Hertfordshire Newgate Street, Newcastle, a shopping...
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Newgate Prison was a
prison at the
corner of
Newgate Street and Old Bailey, just
inside the City of London, England,
originally at the site of Newgate...
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Newgate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Newgate was one of the
historic seven gates of the
London Wall
around the City of London.
Newgate may...
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Christ Church Greyfriars, also
known as
Christ Church Newgate Street, was a
church in
Newgate Street,
opposite St Paul's
Cathedral in the City of London...
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Newgate Calendar,
subtitled The Malefactors'
Bloody Register, was a po****r
collection of
moralising stories about sin, crime, and
criminals who commit...
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Sepulchre London,
formerly and in some
official uses
Saint Sepulchre-without-
Newgate, is the
largest Anglican parish church in the City of London. It stands...
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Newgate Prison was a
prison in the City of London, in use
between 1188 and 1902.
Newgate Prison may also
refer to:
Newgate Prison, Dublin, a
prison in...
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where he
introduces himself as Dr.
Edward Newgate from Oxford. Lamb's
unorthodox methods surprise Newgate. Lamb says that he does not
believe in drugging...
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Newgate novels (or Old
Bailey novels) were
novels published in
England from the late 1820s
until the 1840s that
glamorised the
lives of the criminals...
