[TRIALS]. Report of the Trial in the Case of the King v. William Jemott, at the Admiralty Sessions held at the Old Bailey, London...on Friday the 28th of February, 1812; for Piracy. Taken in Short-Hand by Mr. James Dowling. London: W. Hughes, 1812. 8o. Modern half-calf. Jemott was convicted of piratically stealing a quantity of silver coins. "It is no more than charity to inform you, that you have little reason to expect mercy on this side of the grave. You must look for it on that other side, to which, in all probability, you will be shortly dismissed." | Christie's

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[TRIALS]. Report of the Trial in the Case of the King v. William Jemott, at the Admiralty Sessions held at the Old Bailey, London...on Friday the 28th of February, 1812; for Piracy. Taken in Short-Hand by Mr. James Dowling. London: W. Hughes, 1812. 8o. Modern half-calf. Jemott was convicted of piratically stealing a quantity of silver coins. "It is no more than charity to inform you, that you have little reason to expect mercy on this side of the grave. You must look for it on that other side, to which, in all probability, you will be shortly dismissed."

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[TRIALS]. Report of the Trial in the Case of the King v. William Jemott, at the Admiralty Sessions held at the Old Bailey, London...on Friday the 28th of February, 1812; for Piracy. Taken in Short-Hand by Mr. James Dowling. London: W. Hughes, 1812. 8o. Modern half-calf. Jemott was convicted of piratically stealing a quantity of silver coins. "It is no more than charity to inform you, that you have little reason to expect mercy on this side of the grave. You must look for it on that other side, to which, in all probability, you will be shortly dismissed."