Reports of two trials for libels, which took place during the sitting days of Last term in which Mr. Michael Maley and George Bryan, Esq., were plaintiffs, Edward J.B. Fitzsimons, Esq., barrister at law, and his father, John Bourke Fitzsimons, Esq., defendants

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• Reports of two trials for libels, which took place during the sitting days of Last term : in which Mr. Michael Maley and George Bryan, Esq., were plaintiffs, Edward J.B. Fitzsimons, Esq., barrister at law, and his father, John Bourke Fitzsimons, Esq., defendants
  by: Fitzsimons, Edward J. B
  Published: (1813)
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  by: Ridgeway, William, -1817
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• Thomas FitzSimons, Joseph Higbee, Rober Morris, Jun., and others, vs. Thomas Ludlow Ogden, & others abstract of the pleadings, proofs and orders made in this cause, in the Circuit Court of the United States for the New York District, made and admited by the council of both parties for the use and convenience of the Supreme Court of the United States, on an appeal and writ of error therein
  by: FitzSimons, Thomas, 1741-1811, et al.
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• Report of the case of Michael James Hallen vs. Rev. J. Kerr Bain for libel : tried before C.J. Wilkinson, Esq., recorder of Rangoon /
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• Libels a statement of the trial of an indictment against George Manners, gentleman, at Westminster-Hall : before the Right Hon. Edward Lord Ellenborough, chief justice of the Court of King's Bench, on Saturday, 1st June, 1811, for libels in the satirist of the 1st May, 1809, and 1st September, 1810, on the character of William Hallett, Esq., upon which indictment the defendant was found guilty : with judgment of the court delivered 27th June, 1811, directing him to be imprisoned three calendar months in King's Bench Prison, and to enter into security for his good behaviour for three years himself in 500l., with two sureties in 200l., each also the judgment of the court upon an indictment against James Armstrong, Esq., delivered 28th November, 1811, for a libellous letter written by the defendant to Mr. Hallett, and sent open by general post /
  by: Manners, George, 1778-1853, et al.
  Published: (1812)