Trial of Medad M'Kay for the murder of his wife : before Chief Justice Spencer, 1820, and before His Honor William W. Van Ness, 1821, at Allegany : embracing a brief outline of the former trial, and a detail of the latter : including the testimony, and speeches of Messrs. Collier, Haight, Matthews and Hulbert, with the charge of the judge to the jury / by M.T.C. Gould, stenographer.

  • M'Kay, Medad
Date:
1821
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Credit: Trial of Medad M'Kay for the murder of his wife : before Chief Justice Spencer, 1820, and before His Honor William W. Van Ness, 1821, at Allegany : embracing a brief outline of the former trial, and a detail of the latter : including the testimony, and speeches of Messrs. Collier, Haight, Matthews and Hulbert, with the charge of the judge to the jury / by M.T.C. Gould, stenographer. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS AND ORDER OF THE FOLLOWING WORK. An outline of the former trial, at the Oyer and Terminer in Allegany, 1820. The opinion of the Supreme Court, delivered by Ch. J. Spen- cer, August term, at Albany, 1820. Commencement of the late trial, formation of the jury, &c. OPENING SPEECH BY J. A. COLLIER, FOR THE PEOPLE, TESTIMONY POR THE PEOPLE. Testimony of Mrs. Elizabeth Barnard, Miss Betsey Leonard, Mrs. Lucy M'Kay, Dr. Lyman N. Cook, Dr. James Faulkner, Dr. Warren Patchen, Dr. Wyllis F. Clark, Dr. Philip Rich, Mr. William Bailey, Peter Gregory, John R. Gansevoort, J. Wilson, Augustus Partridge, William Sharp, Gadd Sutliff, William Boyland, Aaron Wickham, Horace Morse, David Morse. OPENING SPEECH BY GEN. HAIGHT, FOR THE PRISONER. TESTIMONY FOR THE PRISONER. Testimony of Mr. Daniel M'Kay, Mrs. Lucy M'Kay, Mr. Casey M'Kay, (blacksmith,) Orange M'Kay, Dr. Josiah Noyes, Mr. Levi Doty, Dr. Elisha W. Brockway. SPEECHES. Vincent Matthews, John W. Hulbert, John A. Collier, And charge of the judge to the jury.