Particulars of William Honeyman, alias Innes, the young swindler, James Danes, a smuggler : for robbing the Rev. Mr. Andrews, S. Clarke, alias Hagger, who said he was an innocent sufferer : John Staines, for stealing cattle, and an account of all the prisoners tried in Maidstone, at the March assizes, 1806, among whom were some companions to the late Hell Fire Jack : to which are added the principal law causes.

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