The case and appeal of John Hudson, one of the officers of His Majesty's revenue of excise: who was tried at the Old Bailey, in December, 1779, upon a charge of committing a robbery in the Shop of Robert Davis, Grocer, (no. 164) in Fenchurch Street. To which is added The Whole of the Trial as it was taken in Short Hand, and published by Authority, with Notes and Observations thereon; meriting not only the Notice of the Public in General, but the most Serious Attention of every Officer of His Majesty's Revenue.