The Trial of Robert Edgworth, Esquire, for subornation of perjury : in which are inserted the several indictments with the record of the acquittal of Mary Neil, on a charge of felony and the sentence pronounced upon him, the arguments of the counsel, and charge of the judge, to which is prefixed, a short note of the trial of Maria Lewellin, for being present, aiding and assisting in committing a rape on Mary Neil, a child of between twelve and thirteen years of age and the letter of Archibald Hamilton Rowan, Esq. on that subject

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