Macdonell, Hugh McGillis,
Archd. McLellan, and John Siveright, Who were under Accusation by the Earl of Selkirk, as Private Prosecutor, for great Crimes and Offences, alleged to have been by them committed, made their appearance, In pursuance of official notices given to both parties, and demanded their trials, which they could not obtain, because The Private Prosecutor was not ready: with the speeches of counsel, the arguments held on the occasion, and the decision given thereon (from minutes taken in court, Montreal: Printed by William Gray, 1819.