Mr. Harrison proved the murtherer, or, His late villany unmasked : with a justification of the King's evidence : in answer to several pamphlets which were written by Hen. Harrison, after his condemnation, and publisht since his execution, for the horrible murther of Dr. Andrew Clench : with some observations on his trial

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