The life of John Newton, a loyalist of the memorable revolution of 1776
Subtitle: his attachment to the mother country, his banishment to Nova Scotia, his eternal hatred to the United States flag, his subsequent piratical cruelties on the eastern coast during the late struggles of 1812 and 13 ; together with a compendious and well-authenticated account of his cruel and ill-fated family, whose lives paid the penalty of their crimes
By: carefully selected by the author, J.G. Hickman
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: Carrilton, Briggs & Co.
Published: 1846
Place of publication: St. John, N.B
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Subjects: American loyalists
Notes: "Trial between messrs. Summers and Gordon in the Supreme Court": p. 25-32.

Verbatim duplicate of the author's "Life of John Howes" with exception that the name Newton is everywhere substituted for the name Howes.