Extraordinary Trial! Crim con. and incest. Damages 3,000 [pounds]!!
Subtitle: A full report of the case. Cooke v. Wetherell! Tried at Croydon, August 16, 1845. The latter being a clergyman of the Church of England, for adultery with his own daughter, the wife of the defendant, in which the crimes of incest, fornication and adultery are proved to have been committed daily. In particular the evidence of the washerwoman is given at some length, with some curious details of the scented shirt flaps. The extraordinary statement of the servant respecting the bed and body linen, together with the letters that passed between husband and wife, father and daughter, &c. &c. The whole forming a picture of vice, immorality, & profligay, never before exhibited, publicly, in England. Verbatim for "The Times."
Publisher: Printed for the booksellers.
Published: 1845
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 26
Subjects: Trials, litigation; Trials (Adultery); Incest; Clergy
Other titles: Full report of the case. Cooke v. Wetherell! Tried at Croydon, August 16, 1845.
Notes: Head of title: Price one shilling.

First of 15 works in a volume backtitled: "Celebrated Trials. Various". Volume has a table of contents in manuscript. Includes three excerpts from unidentified compilations.