Gale (Firm). (1709). A Full and true account of a horrid, barbarous and bloody murder committed by one Thomas Hide, servant to Mr. Robert Allen a maulster near Finchly, on the body of his own wife and child, on Thursday the 29th of this instant September, between Finchly and Highgate, by stabbing her in the belly with his knife, and knocking the child's brains out, who are now to be seen at the Two Brewers in High-gate. Printed for J. Clark, near Fetier-Lane.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationGale (Firm). A Full and True Account of a Horrid, Barbarous and Bloody Murder Committed by One Thomas Hide, Servant to Mr. Robert Allen a Maulster Near Finchly, on the Body of His Own Wife and Child, on Thursday the 29th of This Instant September, Between Finchly and Highgate, by Stabbing Her in the Belly with His Knife, and Knocking the Child's Brains Out, Who Are Now to Be Seen at the Two Brewers in High-gate. London: Printed for J. Clark, near Fetier-Lane, 1709.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationGale (Firm). A Full and True Account of a Horrid, Barbarous and Bloody Murder Committed by One Thomas Hide, Servant to Mr. Robert Allen a Maulster Near Finchly, on the Body of His Own Wife and Child, on Thursday the 29th of This Instant September, Between Finchly and Highgate, by Stabbing Her in the Belly with His Knife, and Knocking the Child's Brains Out, Who Are Now to Be Seen at the Two Brewers in High-gate. Printed for J. Clark, near Fetier-Lane, 1709.