The memoirs of George Barrington containing every remarkable circumstance, from his birth to the present time [electronic resource] : including the following trials, 1. For robbing Mrs. Dudman, 2. Elizabeth Ironmonger, 3. Returning from transportation, 4. Robbing Sir G. Webster, 5. Mr. Bagshaw, 6. Mr. LeMesurier, 7. For outlawry, 8. For robbing Mr. Townsend : with the whole of his celebrated speeches, taken from the records of the King's Bench, Old Bailey, &c.

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