The Tryal of John Cather, Adam Nixon, David Alexander, and Patric Cain, otherwise Kane : At the King's Bench, in Westminster Hall, by a special jury of gentlemen. On Friday the 5th of July, 1751. For a conspiracy against the Hon. Edward Walpole, Esq; in endeavouring to extort money from him, under pretence of an assault, with an intent to commit buggery on the body of John Cather; with copies of the several records, and original papers relating thereto: and at the end of which trial is inserted a full and impartial narrative of the whole of that wicked conspiracy, particularly that of the attempt to charge Mr. Walpole with forgery. To which is annexed for the use of the gentlemen of the law, an examined copy of the remarkable record on which the defendants were tried for the said conspiracy, well worthy of perusal, the same having been settled by the greatest men of the profession. - Cather, John. (Printed by George Faulkner, in Essex-street,, 1751)