The whole four trials of the thief takers and their confederates G. Vaughan, R. Mackay, G. Brown, J. Dannelly, T. Brock, J. Pelham, M. Power, and B. Johnson [electronic resource] : convicted at Hicks's Hall and the Old Bailey, Sept. 1816 of a horrible conspiracy to obtain blood money and of felony and high treason : to which is added further particulars, an account of the witness Drake.

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