An impartial report of the trial of William Congreve Alcock, and Henry Derenzy, Esqrs. for the murder of John Colclough, Esq. at Wexford Assizes, 26th March, 1808, before the Honorable Baron Smith /

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• A report of the trial of William Congreve Alcock, and Henry Derenzy esqrs. on an indictment for the murder of John Colclough, esq. at Wexford assizes, 26th March, 1808, before the Hon. Baron Smith
  Tekijä: Ridgeway, William, d. 1817
  Julkaistu: (1808)
• A correct report of the charge delivered at Wexford, March 28, 1808, by the Honourable Baron Smith, on the trial of William Congreve Alcock, Esq Knight of the smire for that county, and Henry Derinzy Esq : the former charged with killing in a duel the late John Colclough, Esq, The latter-with aiding and abetting him therein
  Tekijä: Smith, William Cusack, Sir, 1766-1836
  Julkaistu: (1808)
• Smith versus Elsee, Essex Spring Assizes, 1820, before Mr. Baron Garrow, and a special jury : with an introduction to, and observations on the same
  Julkaistu: (1820)
• The trial at large of Samuel Busby, and Judith, his wife, at the commission of oyer and terminer, Before Robert Day, and Edmd. Stanley, Esqrs. Two Of His Majesty's Counsel, And A Respectable Jury, on a charge of assault, Imprisonment, And Wanton Cruelty, with intent to destroy their children, Mary, Rebecca, And Jane Busby, Including the whole of the Evidence therein, With the leading Arguments of Counsel, and principal Points in the Charge from the Bench to the Jury
  Tekijä: Busby, Samuel
  Julkaistu: (1793)
• The Tryals of Peter Messenger, Richard Beasley, William Green, Thomas Appletree, John Earles, William Wilks, William Ford, Richard Farrell, Edward Cotton, Edward Bedle, Richard Latimer, John Sharpless, Richard Woodward, Thomas Limerick, John Richardson for high treason in tumultuously assembling themselves in Moor-Fields and other places under colour of pulling down of bawdy-houses : at the sessions-house in the Old-Baily on Saturday April 4, 1688 [i.e. 1668] ... : to which is added the judgment of the judges on that occasion reported by my Lord Chief Justice Kelyng
  Julkaistu: (1710)