A full account of a horrid murder committed on the body of Elizabeth Pilchen 62 Grosvenor-Street, who was shot by William H. Hollins, of which wound she died on Sunday

A full account of a horrid murder committed on the body of Elizabeth Pilchen 62 Grosvenor-Street, who was shot by William H. Hollins, of which wound she died on Sunday

by James Catnach, William H. Hollins

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