Versions of Trial by Jury include:
Contemporary steel engraving illustrating the operetta. In the court, the defendant, with his guitar, clings to his new love. The jilted bride throws herself into the arms of the counsel while the judge gestures his displeasure and the usher tries in vain to control the ensuing disorder among the jury and spectators.
A scene from Trial by Jury as illustrated in the magazine Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News of 1 May 1875
  • Trial by Jury in Original Plays, published 1878 by Scribner, Armstrong, & Co.
  • Trial by Jury, libretto published 1911 by Chappell & Co. Ltd.
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