| Author |
Title |
Year |
Price |
[GRENVILLE (Richard, Lord Temple)]
|
A Letter to His Grace the Duke of Grafton, on the present Situation of Public Affairs.
|
1768 |
£30.00 |
[GREY (Charles Grey Earl)]
|
Parliamentary Reform! A View of the Defective State of the Representation of the People, being the copy of a petition presented to the House of Commons by the Hon. Charles (now Earl) Grey, in 1793.
|
1817 |
£45.00 |
[HAREN (Onno Zwier van)]
|
The Sentiments of a Dutch patriot. Being the speech of Mr. V* H**n [Onno Zwier van Haren]. In an august Assembly on the present State of Affairs, and the Resolution necessary at this Juncture to be taken for the Safety of the Republic. Faithfully translated from the Dutch original.
|
1746 |
£110.00 |
[HERVEY (John), Baron]
|
Miscellaneous Thoughts on the present Posture both of our Foreign and Domestics Affairs. Humbly offer'd to the Consideration of the Parliament and the People.
|
1742 |
£50.00 |
[HERVEY (John), Baron]
|
Miscellaneous Thoughts on the present Posture both of our Foreign and Domestics Affairs. Humbly offer'd to the Consideration of the Parliament and the People.
|
1742 |
£45.00 |
[HOADLY (Benjamin)]
|
An Enquiry into the reasons of the Conduct of Great-Britain, With Relation to the Present State of Affairs in Europe.
|
1727 |
£38.00 |
[HOADLY (Benjamin)]
|
An Enquiry into the reasons of the Conduct of Great-Britain, With Relation to the Present State of Affairs in Europe.
|
1727 |
£45.00 |
[HUTCHINSON (John Hely)]
|
The Commercial Restraints of Ireland considered in a Series of Letters to a Noble Lord. Containing an Historical Account of the Affairs of that Kingdom, so far as they relate to this Subject.
|
1779 |
£95.00 |
[LANGLOIS (François, Fancan Canon St. Honore)]
|
The Favovrites Chronicle.
|
1621 |
£630.00 |
[LEVER (Ellis)]
|
The Railway and the Mine. Lever's Illustrated Year-Book 1861.
|
1860 |
£110.00 |
[LOVE (Benjamin)]
|
Manchester as it is: or, notices of the Institutions, Manufactures, Commerce, Railways, etc. of the Metropolis of Manufactures: Interspersed with Much Valuable Information Useful for the Resident and Stranger.
|
1839 |
£65.00 |
[LYTTELTON (George Lyttelton, Baron)]
|
Considerations upon the present State of our Affairs, at Home and Abroad in a Letter to a Member of Parliament from a Friend in the Country.
|
1739 |
£35.00 |
[LYTTELTON (George Lyttelton, Baron)]
|
Considerations upon the present State of our Affairs, at Home and Abroad in a Letter to a Member of Parliament from a Friend in the Country.
|
1739 |
£35.00 |
[MacAULAY (Alexander)]
|
Property Inviolable: or, some Remarks upon a Pamphlet entituled, Prescription Sacred [which states that the clergy of Ireland have no legal right to the tithe of agistment].
|
1736 |
£85.00 |
[MacAULAY (Alexander)]
|
Property Inviolable: or, some Remarks upon a Pamphlet entituled, Prescription Sacred [which states that the clergy of Ireland have no legal right to the tithe of agistment].
|
1736 |
£125.00 |
[MACONOCHIE (Allan) Lord Meadowbank]
|
Directions for preparing Manure from Peat [and] Instructions for Foresters.
|
1815 |
£95.00 |
[MAUBERT DE GOUVEST (J.-Henri)]
|
L'Esprit de la présente guerre. Discours de M. de G. dans la Chambre des C. pour et contre les deux opinions dominantes dans le Parlement de la Grande-Bretagne, en faveur du commerce et de la paix.
|
1758 |
£65.00 |
[MAXWELL (Henry)]
|
Anguis in Herba: or the Fatal Consequences of a Treaty with France. Wherein it is prov'd, That the Principles whereby the French King governs himself, will not allow him to observe any Treaty longer than it is for his Interest to break it. That he has always aim'd at the Union of the Crowns of France and Spain since the Pyrenæan Treaty. That notwithstanding his Pretences to the contrary, such is his Design at this Day. And, that nothing can prevent it but to reduce his Power to such a Degree, as may perfectly break his Measures.
|
1711 |
£65.00 |
[PITT (William Earl of Chatham)]
|
A Second Letter to the Right Honourable the Earl of B***. By Author of the First.
|
1761 |
£50.00 |
[PLATTES (Gabriel)]
|
A Discovery of Infinite Treasure, Hidden since the Worlds Beginning. Whereunto all men, of what degree soever, are friendly invited to be sharers with the Discoverer, G. P.
|
1639 |
£3995.00 |
[PORTLAND (William Henry Cavendish-Bentinck, 3rd Duke)]
|
The Case of His Grace the Duke of Portland. Respecting two leases, lately granted by the Lords of the Treasury, to Sir James Lowther, Bart. With observations on the motion for a remedial bill, for quieting the possession of the subject. London: Printed for J. Almon, 1768. Seventh edition, small 8vo, [2], 5-53, [1], 4pp., without half-title. [Bound with:] [ADAIR (James)] Observations on the Power of Alienation in the Crown before the First of Queen Anne, Supported by Precedents and The Opinions of many learned Judges. Together with some remarks on the conduct of administration respecting the case of the Duke of Portland.
|
1768 |
£48.00 |
[PORTLAND (William Henry Cavendish-Bentinck, 3rd Duke)]
|
The Case of His Grace the Duke of Portland. Respecting two leases, lately granted by the Lords of the Treasury, to Sir James Lowther, Bart. With observations on the motion for a remedial bill, for quieting the possession of the subject.
|
1768 |
£30.00 |
[PORTLAND (William Henry Cavendish-Bentinck, 3rd Duke)]
|
A Defence of some Proceedings lately depending in Parliament To render more effectual The Act for quieting the Possession of the Subject, commonly called the Nullum Tempus Act. With an appendix, Containing an Affidavit in the Court of Exchequer, concerning a Spoliation which has happened among the public Records relative to the Title of certain Estates belonging to the Duke of Portland, lately granted by the Lords of the Treasury to Sir James Lowther.
|
1771 |
£145.00 |
[PORTLAND (William Henry Cavendish-Bentinck, Duke of)]
|
The Case of His Grace the Duke of Portland, respecting two leases, lately granted by the Lords of the treasury, to Sir James Lowther, bart. With observations on the motion for a remedial bill, for quieting the possession of the subject. And an appendix, consisting of authentic documents.
|
1768 |
£25.00 |
[PRICE (Joseph)]
|
A Letter to Edmund Burke, Esq; On the latter Part of the late Report of the Select Committee of the State of Justice in Bengal. With some curious Particulars and original Anecdotes concerning the Forgery committed by Maha Rajah Nundcomar Bahadar, on the proof of which he lost his life. Together with some remarks on the Conduct of the Majority of the Civil Government at that time in Fort William, Bengal, proper and necessary to be perused and duly weighed by every Member of both Houses of Parliament, before they proceeded to determine on the Evidence given up in the first Report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons.
|
1782 |
£165.00 |
