Fairburn (Senior's) edition of the trial of James Leary, for the wilful murder of Edward Clifford : in a field, at the back of Sidmouth-Street, Gray's Inn Lane, on Sunday night, July 25, 1813, including the whole of the evidence, speech of counsel and the prisoner's defernce : tried at the Sessions House, Old Bailey, on Friday6, Sept. 17, 1813, before Mr. Justice Heath, and found guilty : taken in short hand, to which is added his confession, at full length, with a plate representing the horrid scene

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