This I have all that is necessary for, with the following exceptions:--

_Trials of the Sons of Roy Rob with Anecdotes_: Edinburgh, 1818, and

The second volume of Blackwood's Magazine.

You might also look in Arnot's _Criminal Trials_ up in my room, and see

what observations he has on the case (Trial of James Stewart in Appin

for murder of Campbell of Glenure, 1752); if he has none, perhaps you

could see--O yes, see if Burton has it in his two vols. of trial

stories. I hope he hasn't; but care not; do it over again anyway.

The two named authorities I must see. With these, I could soon pull off

this article; and it shall be my first for the electors.--Ever

affectionate son,

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