159 death sentences were passed during this period of which 35 were carried out.
| Name | Crime | Execution date |
| John Smith | Housebreaking | F 15 August 1735 |
| Richard Woodward | Highway robbery | Th. 30 March 1738 |
| William Dolphin | Highway robbery | W 9 April 1740 |
| George Ashmore | Counterfeiting | F 29 August 1740 |
| William Elliott | Privately stealing | F 10 April 1741 |
| Robert Bowler | Shot at | F 7 August 1741 |
| Mary Dilke | Murder of her male bastard | S 23 March 1754 |
| Ann Williamson | Pickpocket | F 1 August 1755 |
| John Ratcliffe | Horse theft | M 2 April 1756 |
| Thomas Hulley | At large | F 29 April 1757 |
| Charles Kirkman | Murder of his bastard child | S 24 March 1759 |
| Amos Mason & | Highway robbery | F 12 August 1763 |
| James Perry | Highway robbery | F 12 August 1763 |
| John Lowe | Housebreaking | W 20 April 1768 |
| Charles Pleazant | Forgery | W 4 May 1768 |
| Matthew Cocklane | Murder of Mary Vickers | Th. 21 March 1776 |
| James Meadows | Highway robbery | F 31 March 1780 |
| William Buxton | Highway robbery | F 25 August 1780 |
| James Williams | Horse theft | Th. 28 March 1782 |
| John Shaw | At large | F 2 August 1782 |
| Thomas Greensmith | Burglary | Th. 8 April 1784 |
| William Rose | Horse theft | F 16 April 1784 |
| George Grooby | Burglary in a shop | F 1 April 1785 |
| William Grooby & | Burglary in a shop | F 1 April 1785 |
| James Batt | Burglary in a shop | F 1 April 1785 |
| John Shepherd | Housebreaking | F 7 April 1786 |
| William Stanley | Burglary | F 7 April 1786 |
| James Haliburton | Rape of Millicent Smith | S 2 September 1786 |
| John Porson | Pickpocket | M 9 April 1787 |
| Thomas Grundy | Murder of his brother | S 22 March 1788 |
| Joseph Allen | Stealing in a dwelling house | F 13 August 1790 |
| William Rider | Rape of Mary Barton | F 1 April 1791 |
| James Murray | Housebreaking | F 4 April 1794 |
| Thomas Nevill | Highway robbery | F 10 April 1795 |
| James Preston | Murder of Susannah Moreton’s bastard | Th. 17 March 1796 |
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