Arbeiter-Zeitung. Zentralorgan der deutschen Sozialdemokratie in Oesterreich. Weekly, semi-weekly and daily. 1890. Jan. 31-Feb. 14, April 4, 25-May 9, 23, Aug. 29, Sept. 12-26, Oct. 17, 24.

1891. Jan. 30, Feb. 13, 20, July 3-17, 31, Sept. 11, Oct. 16, Dec. 11.

1892. March 25, April 8, 22, May 6, Oct. 14.

1893. March 17-31, Oct. 31.

1894. March 16, Dec. 28.

1895. Jan. 31, Feb. 21, April 14, 18, Aug. 14, Nov. 13.

1874. Jan. 17-April 4, 18-June 13, 27July 18, Aug. 1, 8, 22, Sept. 5, 12, 26-Nov. 28, Dec. 12-26.

Issue for Sept. 12 wrongly dated Sept. 5. 1875. Jan. 2-Feb. 27, March 13-April 10, 24-May 15, 29-Dec. 25.

1876. Jan. 1-March 25, April 8-June 10, 24-July 22, Aug. 5, 12, 26-Sept. 30, Oct. 14-Nov. 11, 25, Dec. 930.

1877. Jan. 13-Feb. 17, March 3-June 21, July 20-Aug. 9, 30-Sept. 20.

Gleichheit. Sozial-demokratische Wochen

Ha-Mabbit. Weekly.

1878. Feb. 13-Oct. 14. Wien, 1878. f°.

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In Hebrew. Edited and published by Perez Smolensky. German title: Beobachter. After no. 8 the editor decided to have two fortnightlies, appearing alternately, instead of one weekly. Ha-Mabbit, as a fortnightly, is to be devoted to matters of general interest, whilst paper, named Ha-Mabbit le-Yisrael (German title: Israel. Beobachter) is to be devoted solely to matters Jewish. As a matter of form, in compliance with certain requirements of the Austrian press law, A. Wagner is given as "verantwortlicher Redacteur" for Ha-Mabbit and A. Rudoll for Ha-Mabbit leYisrael. In all there were published seventeen numbers of Ha-Mabbit and nine numbers of Ha-Mabbit le-Yisrael.

Juedische Zeitung. National-Juedisches Organ. Weekly.

1909. Jan. 8-May 21, June 4-July 23, Aug. 6-Sept. 3, Oct. 1-Dec. 31. Issue for Feb. 26, 1909 called March 26. 1910. Jan. 14, 21, Feb. 4-April 15, 29Dec. 2, 16, 30.

Wien, 1909-10. f°.

Title changed to: DR. BLOCH'S OESTERREICHISCHE WOCHENSCHRIFT. Centralorgan für die gesammten Interessen des Judenthums. 1895. Aug. 2-23, Sept. 6-Oct. 25, Nov. 15, Dec. 6-27.

1896. Jan. 3-31, Feb. 14-May 29, June 12-July 31, Aug. 14, 21, Sept. 4 Dec. 25.

1897. Jan. 1-Feb. 12, 26-July 23, Aug. 6, 13, Sept. 17-Oct. 8, 22-Dec. 24. Issue for April 30 lacks p. 375-376; that for May 7, p. 391-392.

VINITA, OKLA.

v. 1: Proceedings against the clan Gregor, p. 1-72; Trial of James Stewart for the murder of Campbell of Glenure, p. 73-100; The Darien expedition and the trial of Captain Green for piracy and murder [1705], p. 101-201; The burning of Frendraught, p. 202-235; Trials for witchcraft, p. 236-310.

v. 2: Trials for poisoning, p. 1-78; Spectral and dream testimony, p. 79-116; Proceedings against the Roman Catholics, p. 117-172; Proceedings against the Covenanters, p. 173-277; Proceedings against the Episcopalians, p. 278-319.

Trials for witchcraft. (In his: Narratives from criminal trials in Scotland. London, 1852. 8°. v. 1, p. 236-310.) CP His material is taken from the Ancient criminal trials in Scotland edited by R. Pitcairn.

Case, The, of the Postnati, or of the Union of the realm of Scotland with England. 1603. (In: T. B. Howell, A complete collection of state trials... London, 1816. 8°. v. 2, cols. 559-696.)

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On the question whether the Postnati, or those born in Scotland after the accession of James vi. to the crown of England, were in the latter country to be deemed aliens or natives.

Celebrated trials of all countries, and remarkable cases of criminal jurisprudence. Selected by a member of the Philadelphia bar. Philadelphia: E. L. Carey & A. Hart, 1843. 3 p.l., 596 p. 8°. SLN

Contains among others: James Stuart for the murder of Sir Alexander Boswell, 1822, p. 63-70; Sawney Cunningham, executed at Leith, 1635, for murder, p. 297-307; Captain John Gow and others, for piracy, p. 418-423; Rob Roy and other Macgregors, 1700-1746, p. 535-542.

Celebrated trials, and remarkable cases of criminal jurisprudence, from the earliest records to the year 1825. London: Knight and Lacey, 1825. 6 v. 8°. SLN

Scottish trials. v. 1: George Wishart, tried and burnt for heresy...1545, p. 119-134; Mary, queen of Scots...for conspiring the death of Queen Elizabeth, 1586, p. 162-186, port.; John, earl of Gowry, and Mr. Alexander Ruthven...for conspiring to bereave the king of Scotland of life, 1600, p. 187-199; James, earl of Bothwell, acquitted for the murder of Henry, Lord Darnley...1567, p. 243-249; Alister Macgregor, for slaughtering the laird of Luss' friends ..1604, p. 265-266; Robert Creighton, baron of Sanquire, for murder, 1612, p. 266-267; Sawney Cunningham, executed at Leith, 12. April 1635, p. 426442; Mr. John Stewart, commissary of Dunkeld, for leasing-making against the earl of Argyle...1641, p. 527-529.

v. 2: Gilder Roy, a Highland robber, hanged at Edinburgh, 1652, p. 126-131; Andrew Rutherfoord of Townhead, for the murder of James Douglas..,1674, p. 328-329; George Clerk and John Ramsay, for the murder of John Anderson, merchant in Edinburgh, 1675, p. 329-331; James Mitchel for attempting to murder the archbishop of St. Andrews...1678, p. 430-435; Archibald, earl of Argyle, for high treason, 1681, p. 478-483; Philip Stansfield, son of Sir James Stansfield, of New Milns, for high treason and the murder of his father, 1688, p. 566-574.

v. 3: John Chislie, of Dalry, for the murder of Sir George Lockhart, of Carnwath, 1689, p. 164-168; John, master of Tarbett, Ensign Andrew Mowat, and James Sinclair, for the murder of Elias Poiret, Sieur de la Roche, 1691, p. 168-172; Charles, Lord Fraser, for high treason, 1693, p. 181-183; Thomas Aikenhead, for denying the Trinity, p. 268-269; Rev. Thomas Hunter, for murder, 1700, p. 272-274; Captain John Gow and others, for piracy, p. 446-455.

v. 4: James Stewart, of Aucharn, p. 197-223; Captain John Porteous, for murder [1736], p. 261-271; William Maclauchlane, for the murder of Captain Porteous, p. 271-277; Rob Roy Macgregor, and other Macgregors, 1700 to 1746, p. 277-290; the Rebels, in 1745 [Lords Kilmarnock, Cromartie, Balmerino, and Lovat, Dr. Cameron], p 323-333, 341-344.

v. 5: Thomas Muir, the younger, for seditious practices, 1793, p. 205-212; Robert Watt and David Downie, for high treason, 1794, p. 284-295.

v. 6: Andrew Hardie, for high treason, at Stirling, July 13, 1820, p. 365-367; James Stuart, for murder of Sir Alexander Boswell, 1822.

City of Glasgow Bank. Trial of the City of Glasgow Bank directors. Edited by William Wallace. Glasgow: W. Hodge & Co. [1905. 2 p.l., [vii-viii p., 1 1., 472 p., 2 pl., 10 port. 8°. (Notable Scottish trials.)

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Cockburn, Henry Thomas Cockburn, lord, An examination of the trials for

Criminal and Other Trials, continued.
Collections, continued.

sedition which have hitherto occurred in Scotland. Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1888. 2 v. 8°. SLN

Condamnations pour prétendue sorcellerie, en Écosse. (Causes célèbres étrangères publiées...par une société de jurisconsultes et de gens de lettres. Paris, 1827. 8°. SLN v. 1, p. 371-392.)

Lord advocate, The, of Scotland...and Cospatrick Alexander Home, Lord Dunglas, and Captain Robert Cunningham... Judgments of the House of Lords on appeal from the Court of Session February 28, 1844. (In: Great Britain. State trials Commission. Reports of state trials. London, 1892. 8°. new series, v. 4, cols. 737766.)

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On the grant of the office of chamberlain and collector of the rents, &c., of the lands and lordship of Ettrick Forest, granted by George IV. to Lord Dunglas.

Maclaurin, John. Arguments and decisions, in remarkable cases, before the High Court of Justiciary, and other supreme courts in Scotland. Edinburgh: J. Bell, 1774. x1, 776, [6] p. 4°. XSE

Proceedings against the Gordons, of Earlestoun, and others, for treason. 1680. (In: T. B. Howell, A complete collection of state trials... London, 1816. 8°. v. 11, cols. 45-64.)

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Here first printed from the Records of Justiciary.

Proceedings against heritors of the shire of Fife, for absence from the king's host. 1680. (In: T. B. Howell, A complete collection of state trials... London, 1816. 8°. v. 11, cols. 1-46.) SLN

Printed here for the first time from the Records of Justiciary.

Proceedings against several persons of Galloway, for treason, 1682. (In: T. B. Howell, A complete collection of state trials... London, 1816. 8°. v. 11, cols. 909-948.)

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Roughead, William. Twelve Scots trials. Edinburgh: W. Green & Sons, 1913. 3 p.l., ix-xv, 302 p., 1 plan, 9 pl., 3 port. 8°. SLN

Scotland. Justiciary Court, Edinburgh. The records of the proceedings of the Justiciary Court, Edinburgh, 1661-1678. Edited with introduction... by W. G. Scott-Moncrieff... Edinburgh: Scottish History Society, 1905. 2 v. 8°. (Scottish History Society. Publications. v. 48.) CP

Trial of the Scottish insurgents made prisoners at Bonnymuir. Stirling, 23d June 1820. (Edinburgh annual register for 1820. Edinburgh, 1823. 8°. v. 13, part 2, p. 187224.) BAA

Of the twenty-six prisoners tried, two only, Andrew Hardie and John Baird, were executed, 8th September 1820.

Trial of soldiers for murder, by firing from a window at Greenock. 1820. (Edinburgh annual register for 1820. Edinburgh, 1823. 8°. v. 13, part 2, p. 260-265.) BAA

BARGENY, JOHN, LORD

Proceedings against John, Lord Bargeny, for treason. 1680. (In: T. B. Howell, A complete collection of state trials... London, 1816. 8°. v. 11, cols. 65-76.) SLN

BERRY, WALTER

See under CALLENDER, WILLIAM, AND OTHERS

BLACK, DAVID, AND JAMES PATERSON Cockburn, Henry Thomas Cockburn, lord. Case of David Black and James Paterson, Perth, 20th September 1798. (In his: An examination of the trials for sedition...in Scotland. Edinburgh, 1883. 8°. v. 2, p. 162-164.) SLN

Proceedings before the Circuit Court of Justiciary holden_at Perth, against David Black and James Paterson, for sedition and administering unlawful oaths, Sept. 20th, 1798. (In: T. B. Howell, A complete collection of state trials... London, 1819. 8°. v. 26, cols. 1179-1190.) SLN