5. Anecdotes | and other | Curious Informations | concerning | William Brodie and George Smith; | also, of | James Falconer and Peter Bruce, | For Breaking into and Robbing the Dundee Banking | Company’s Office, in Dundee, | With other Occurrences, since they received their Sentence till their | Execution. | Edinburgh: | Printed by A. Robertson, Foot of the Horse Wynd. | MDCCLXXXVIII. | Where may be had, the Trial in three Numbers, price 9d. | Also, | a striking likeness of William Brodie, price 3d. Octavo, pp. 16. Published on 2nd October, 1788, the day after the execution. It consists of two of Creech’s appendices, together with some additional particulars concerning the prisoners not given by Creech. 6. An | Account of the Trial | of | William Brodie and George Smith, | Before the High Court of Justiciary, | On the 27th and 28th days of August, 1788; | For Breaking Into, and Robbing, | The General Excise Office of Scotland, on the 5th day of March last. | Illustrated with Notes and Anecdotes; | and the Portraits of Brodie and Smith. | To which is added, | An Appendix, | Containing several Curious Papers relative to the Trial; | and the Persons Tried. | By William Creech, | One of the Jury. | _Read this, and tremble! ye who ‘scape the laws._ | Pope. | Second Edition. | Edinburgh: | Printed by and for the Author; | and sold in London by | T. Cadell in the Strand. | M,DCC,LXXXVIII. Octavo, pp. xxii.+ 288. This second edition of Creech’s report, revised and corrected, was published on 3rd October 1788. The paragraphs in Smith’s declarations, omitted in the former edition as having no immediate relation to the trial, were here given in full, and three further appendices were added to those contained in the first edition. The volume included the portrait of Deacon Brodie, already published, and an additional portrait, entitled “Smith at the Bar,” also by Kay. The publication of this edition was delayed some days in order to give an account of the behaviour of the criminals at their execution. 7. The | Edinburgh Magazine, | or | Literary Miscellany. | Volume VIII. | [Quotation.] | Edinburgh: | Printed for J. Sibbald:--And sold by J. Murray, | London. | 1788. 8vo. Report of the Trial--Monthly Register for August, pp. 114-120. Other references--pp. 101, 146-148. 8. The | Scots Magazine. | MDCCLXXXVIII. | Volume L. | [Quotation.] | Edinburgh: | Printed by Murray & Cochrane. 8vo. Report of the Trial--August, pp. 365-372; September, pp. 429-437. Other references--pp. 358-359, 514-516. 9. The | Gentleman’s Magazine: and | Historical Chronicle. | Volume LVIII. | For the Year MDCCLXXXVIII. | Part the Second. | [Quotation.] | By Sylvanus Urban, Gent. | London: | Printed by John Nichols, for David Henry, late of St. John’s | Gate; and sold by Eliz. Newbery, the corner of St. Paul’s | Church-yard, Ludgate-street. 1788. 8vo. References--pp. 648, 829, 925.