The trials of Robert Rule
Subtitle: who was convicted of robbing James Creasy on the highway in the parish of Long Melford; and Edward Green, who was convicted of breaking into and robbing the house of Ann Amos, at Ufford, before the right Hon. Sir W. Draper Best chief justice of the King's Bench, who passed sentence of death upon them. Also the Names of all the prisoners, the charges against them, and their sentences; including the issue of all the causes, and the outlines of the most interesting ones tried before the honourable sir John Bayley, Knt. at the Nisi Prius Court
Series: British trials, 1660-1900 -- no.1921
Publisher: Printed and published by S. Piper
Published: 1826
Place of publication: Ipswich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 20
Other titles: Suffolk summer assizes. 1826.