The Life of the famous William Stroud [electronic resource] : who was convicted at the last quarter-sessions for the city and liberty of Westminster, as a rogue and a vagabond, sentenced to six months imprisonment in Bridewell and to be six times publickly whipt : containing a variety of the most astonishing frauds and artful tricks that perhaps ever were committed, the various characters he appeared in and his insinuating methods of procuring credit : together with the substance of the speech Justice Lediard made when sentence was past upon him, with Stroud's own speech and his behaviour on that occasion.