Innocence preserved. : Being an authentic account, of the extraordinary case of a merchant of considerable consequence, in Dublin, who was lately tried for having committed a street-robbery. - The particulars of his trial and conviction; when, at the moment sentence of death was going to be passed, the real criminal, a Mr. Leeson, came forward in the court, and in a most pathetic speech, confessed his guilt, proved his being a gentleman who was reduced to such an act by necessity: also, how he was pardoned, and received a place of 700l. per ann. from the Lord Lieutenant..
Exeter: : Printed by T. Besley, South-street.,
[1800?]
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