The extraordinary and unprecedented trial of Louisa Stanton, late Bradley, of no. 4, Upper George Street, Portman Square for wilful and corrupt perjury against her husband
Subtitle: in certain articles of the peace, upon which a true bill of indictment was found and who was arraigned at the Bar, Tuesday the 10th of January, 1815, at Clerkenwell Sessions-House, illustrated by an explanatory exposition of all the circumstances containing her pregnancy, previous to an elopement, nine days after marriage : with a full report of the speech of plaintiff's counsel, also criticisms and animadversions thereon
Series: Making of modern law
Publisher: Printed for the author by Seale and Bales
Published: 1815
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] :
Number of pages: 74
Subjects: Trials, litigation; Trials (Perjury)
Notes: "The interesting cause, has already occupied the attention of almost ever newspaper editor in the British empire : annexed to which, is a treatise, containing impartial considerations upon the dangerous consequences, of permitting articles of the peace, without any personal investigation whatever, whereby a most unbounded latitude is placed in the power of the exhibitor."

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