To the Purchasers of the Sessions Paper.

SEVERAL interesting trials within the last three years being entirely out of print, Mr. Hodgson has caused fresh impressions of them to be sent to press, and which may be shortly had in separate Numbers, price 6 d. each, at Mr. Walmslay's, Chancery-lane, and Mr. Bladon's, Pater-noster-row.

Mr. Hodgson respectfully embraces this opportunity of making his most unfeigned acknowledgments to the public in general, and the gentlemen of the law in particular, for that estimation in which the Sessions Paper continues to be held for its accuracy; and assures them, that his most unremitting attention shall be exerted to retain and increase such estimation.

The trials so much enquired after, and which Mr. Hodgson purposes to reprint for the accommodation of his customers are as follow: - The remarkable trial of John Graham < no role > This name instance is in set 222. and his wife for forgery. - Charlotte Goodall < no role > and John Edmonds < no role > for robbing Mrs. Fortescue at Tottenham. - Francis Gray < no role > for the murder of Mr. Hurd. Dr. Daniel < no role > M'Ginnis for the murder of Mr. Hardy. - William Wynne Ryland < no role > for forgery. - Nicholson, Ward, Shaw, Murry, O'Brien , and others, for the murder of Nicholas Casson < no role > , at the Hustings at Covent-Garden. - Richard Corbett < no role > , (a youth) for setting fire to his master's house. - Colonel Cosmo Gordon < no role > for the murder of Frederick Thomas < no role > , Esq; in a duel. - Henry Morgan < no role > This name instance is in set 1538. This set is in the group(s): GarrowsClients . for the murder of Mr. Linton. - Porter Rideout < no role > , for the murder of Moses Lazarus < no role > , in Duke's Place. - Captain Kenith Mackenzie < no role > , for the murder of Kenith Murray Mackenzie < no role > , at Fort Morea , in Africa. - Thomas Wood < no role > and George Brown < no role > for robbing Sir Thomas Davenport < no role > . - George Ollive < no role > , a youth, (of this session) for setting fire to the house of his master Mr. Parsloe, in St. James's-street, Martin Taylor < no role > and Elizabeth Taylor < no role > , of this session, (brother and sister) both executed on Wednesday the 17th of October for burglary.

TRIALS &c. accurately taken in SHORT-HAND, and expeditiously copied by E. HODGSON, No. 35, Chancery Lane: - Short Hand taught as usual in FOUR LESSONS, price 2 l. 2 s. - Also HODGSON's SHORTHAND BOOK to be had as above, price 2 s. 6 d.