The cause of truth defended : being a plain statement of the facts connected with the two trials of the Rev. T. Hill, Methodist preacher, for defamation of character of Miss Bell of North Shields : containing a correct report of the trial at York, and other matter relative thereto : illustrated by fac-similes of three different hand-writings of Mr. Hill

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