Perjury display'd, Or a narrative of the case of the late deputy comptroller of Sunderland. The causes of his dismission, and the proceedings upon an action tried at the late assizes held at Durham. Wherein is Contained Some Account of the Trade of Sunder-Land, of the Losses the Revenue and Exchequer have sustained by Perjury, and of some other pernicious Effects and Consequences of that heinous Crime. With several other interesting Particulars.

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