A report of the trial of Cooper v. Wakley, for an alleged libel taken by short-hand writers employed expressly for the occasion, with an engraving of the instruments, and the position of the patient : together with Mr.B. Cooper's "Prefatory remarks" on the evidence and a copious explanatory appendix /

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