Strahan and Preston, New-Street Square, London.

Mr. Justice HARDINGE's Charge to the Jury, in the

case of MORGAN WILLIAM, accused of Murder

Sentence passed by Judge WILDS on JOHN SLATEN,

for the inhuman Murder of his Slave, in January,

1806

Mr. Justice HARDINGE's Address, previous to passing

Sentence upon MARY MORGAN, convicted of the

Murder of her Bastard Child

Charge of a Judge to a Jury, on a Woman who was

accused of murdering her Child

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Speech of JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN, Esq. in Defence of

the Rev. CHARLES MASSEY, against the Marquis

of HEADFORT, for Criminal Conversation with the

Plaintiff's Wife

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20

25

26

Mr.

Mr. ERSKINE's Speech to the Jury, in Behalf of JOHN

PETRIE, Esq. who was accused of Criminal Con-

versation with the Wife of HENRY MARTIN, Esq.

of GALWAY in IRELAND

Speech of the Hon. THOMAS ERSKINE, (now Lord

ERSKINES) in Defence of the Rev. WILLIAM DAVID

SHIPLEY, Dean of ST. ASAPH, for a Libel, at

the Assizes at SHREWSBURY, on the 6th of Aug.

1784

Speech of JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN, Esq. in Defence

of Lady PAMELA FITZGERALD, and her Infant

Children, at the Bar of the House of Commons in

IRELAND

Speech of the Right Hon. WILLIAM Earl of MANS-

FIELD, in the Matter of Mr. EVANS

Speech of ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, Esq. in Defence

of ROBERT WILSON, of EDINBURGH, charged with

the Murder of JANET his Wife, before the Court

of Justiciary, EDINBURGH, February 28, 1803

Speech of JAMES MACKINTOSH, Esq. (now Sir JAMES)

in Defence of JOHN PELTIER, Esq. for a Libel

against BONAPARTE

Speech of JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN, Esq. in Defence

of ARCHIBALD HAMILTON ROWAN, Esq. deli-

vered in the Court of King's Bench in IRELAND,

January 29th, 1794

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46

50

99

112

129

136

206

Mr. Prime Serjeant's Reply

253

Earl CLONMELL, Lord Chief Justice, sums up the

Evidence

265

Speech of the Hon. THOMAS ERSKINE (now Lord

ERSKINE) in Defence of JOHN STOCKDALE, for a

Libel against the House of Commons

2

282

Opening

Opening Speech of ARCHIBALD MACDONALD, his

Majesty's Attorney-General, against THOMAS PAINE

for a Libel, before Lord KENYON, and a Special

Jury, GUILDHALL, LONDON, December 18th,

1792

Mr. ERSKINE's (now Lord ERSKINE) in Defence of

Mr. PAINE

Defence of JOHN HORNE TOOKE, Esq. on an Inform-

ation against him in the Court of King's Bench,

by the Attorney-General, for a Libel, July 4th,

1777, at GUILDHALL, LONDON, before Lord

MANSFIELD, and a Special Fury

Pagé

317

335

396

Speech of the Hon. THOMAS ERSKINE (now Lord

ERSKINE) on the same Subject

Speech of the Hon. CHARLES JAMES Fox, on the

Bill, entitled, An Act to remove Doubts respecting

the Functions of Furies in Cases of Libel

Mr. HORNE's Speech previously to his receiving the

Judgment of the Court

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496

519

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