The extraordinary trial of Captain Geo. Harrower, at the Old Bailey, Feb. 17, 1816, on an indictment for marrying the daughter of Paul Giblet, the butcher, his former wife being alive, a lunatic in India : including his letters, the legal points at length raised by counsel on his behalf, his defence delivered by himself verbatim,اand his sentence /

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