XIV. A Letter from Candor to the Public Advertiser, on some late
interesting Trials, and other Points of civil Liberty. Second Edition.
Price 1s.
XV. The Trial of Mr. William Owen (_never before printed_) Bookseller,
near Temple Bar, who was charged with the Publication of a Libel
against the Government in 1751, of which he was acquitted by a Jury of
free-born Englishmen, Citizens of London. The principal Speakers in this
Trial for the Crown, were, Sir Dudley Rider, Attorney-General,
afterwards the _famous_ Chief Justice of that Name, and Mr. William
Murray, Sollicitor-General, now Lord Mansfield and Chief Justice of the
King's Bench. For the Defendant, Mr. Ford, since dead; and Mr. Pratt,
now Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas: Whose Speeches are all
printed as nearly _verbatim_ as possible.--To which is prefixed, the
whole of the remarkable Trial of John Peter Zenger of New York, Printer,
(which for some Time has been very Scarce) who was also charged with
printing and publishing a Libel against the Government; of which he was
acquitted by an honest, independent Jury. With a Narrative of his Case.
Price only 1s. (Zenger's Trial alone was formerly sold for 1s. 6d.)
XVI. The State of the Nation; with regard to its Income, Expenditure,
and unfunded Debt. Fifth Edition. Price 1s.