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• The case of Mr. Daniel Kimberly, attorney at law, executed at Dublin, May, 27, 1730 : For assisting Bradock Mead to marry Bridget Reading an heiress. Contained in his declaration and dying words, deliver'd to the Revd. Mr. Derry, at the place of execution, and recommended to Dean Percival, John Hacket, Esq; and two other gentlemen, to see it publish'd. To which is added, an account of a rape committed on the body of Susannab Runcard, by Dr. Sawbridge, dean of Ferns, for which he was arraign'd at Dublin, June 2. With an excellent new balled from Ireland
  by: Kimberly, Daniel
  Published: (1730)
• The trial of Captain John Kimber, for the supposed murder of an African girl : at the Admiralty sessions, before the Hon. Sir James Marriot (Judge Advocat) and Sir William Ashurst, on Thursday, June 7, 1792
  by: Kimber, John
  Published: (1792)
• Genuine state of facts : The trial of Captain John Kimber, for the supposed murder of an African girl, at the admiralty sessions, before the Hon. Sir James Marriott, Knt. (judge Advocate) and Sir William Ashurst, Knt. &c. on Thursday, June 7, 1792. Of which he was most honorably acquitted, and the Two Evidences for the Prosecution committed to Newgate to take their Trials for Wilful and Corrupt Perjury
  by: Kimber, John
  Published: (1792)
• The confederacy: or, boarding-school rape. Being the tryal at large, with all the pleadings, letters, informations, &c. between Abraham Magny, a Jew, John Crab and others, In the Court of Common-Pleas at Westminster, for Seducing from a Boarding-School, and committing a Rape on the Body of Mrs. Mary King a Virgin, between 12 and 13 Years of Age, with the Arts made Use of to Decoy her, by the said Jew. Published from the Original Manuscript
  by: Magny, Abraham
  Published: (1741)
• Capt. Leeson's case : being an account of his tryal for committing a rape upon the body of Mrs. May, a Married Woman of 35 Years of Age; for which he receiv'd sentence of death, on the 30th of April 1715. but has since obtain'd his Majesty's most Gracious Reprieve, in order to a Pardon
  Published: (1715)