The trial at large of Rhynwick Williams at the Old Bailey, July 8th, 1790 : before Judge Buller, for maliciously and feloniously making an assault on Miss Ann Porter, and cutting her cloak, gown, stays, petticoat, and shift; with the pleadings of the counsel and Judge Buller's excellent charge to the jury, verbatim

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