Bird's vindication of a criminal process by bill of indictment, containing various assignments of perjury against Wm. Smith, who acted as attorney to the late sheriffs of Middlesex [electronic resource] : and which, being moved into the King's Bench, came on to be tried, in that court, on the 7th of December, 1812 ...

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