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Excerpt from The Statutes at Large, From the Fifth Year of King Edward the Fourth, to the End of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, Vol. 2: To Which Is Prefixed, a Table of the Titles of All the Publick and Private Statutes During That TimeHat Acts done by King Henry the Fourth, Henry the Fifth, and Henry the' Sixth, late Kin s of England, {hall continue good and e¿'e tual. 2. Touching Indictments and Prefentments in Sherifi's Turns and Leets.About...

Excerpt from A Second Letter to a Late Noble Commander of the British Forces in GermanyI Do not mean to attack your Charac'ter with petulant Levity, or wanton Ridicule. The Subject demands a ferions Enquiry, not to mention the Refpeét due to your Station. That you have been infulted by indecent Attacks, is Matter of Concern: They are not lefs an Afiront to the Rank you bear, than to your own particular Perfon.About the PublisherForgotten Books...

Excerpt from A Letter to a Late Noble Commander of the British Forces in Germany: The Fourth Edition, Revised and Corrected by the Author, to Which Is Added, a PostscriptNo one can be ignorant of the cruel Means which were ufed to inflame the Public, againfi a. Late unhappy Delinquent, and chief Commander at Sea. Before he had fet his Foot on. Shore, Papers and Pamphlets pronounced his Condemnation, he was borne along the Streets by the Mob as...

Excerpt from The Statutes at Large, From the Twentieth Year of the Reign of King George the Second, to the Thirtieth Year of the Reign of King George the Second, Vol. 7: To Which Is Prefixed, a Table of the Titles of All the Publick and Private Statutes During That TimeAn Act for confirming an Agreement between 7mm Fox and 701m Bridge: Ef uires, for exchanging certain Lands in the Parifh of Cob am, in the County of Surry, and for rendering the...

Excerpt from A Letter to the Common Council of the City of London: With Remarks on Lord Chief Justice Pratt's Letter to the City of ExeterWe may infer, from the very definition of a corporation, that thefe are the proper Objects of attention, which (bould employ every cor potate body: for a corporation is defined to be A body politic, confifiing of material bodies, which, joined together, mufi have a name TO 'do things which concern their corp...

Excerpt from Reasons Why the Approaching Treaty of Peace Should Be Debated in Parliament, As a Method Most Expedient and Constitutional: In a Letter Addressed to a Great Man, And Occasioned by the Perusal of a Letter Addressed to Two Great MenHowever we may ¿atter ourfelves in the fmiling Hours of Triumph, that we are found and vigorous, yet it will require many Years of uninterrupted Peace, to recover from the Diforders and Calamities of War....

Excerpt from Considerations on the Present Dangerous CrisisWith whatever fpccious pretences the art of party-may veil its ambitions defigns, experience abundantly evinces, that intereit and refcnt ment are the ruling motives which actuate the competitors. However they pretend todifier in principle, yet, when in power, they agree in purfuing the fame corrupt and ruinous meafurcs. Vs'e may learn from the recent example of two learned bodier, tha...

Excerpt from The Statutes at Large, Vol. 10: Containing a Copious Index, From Magna Charta, to the Twenty-Fifth Year of the Reign of King George the Third, InclusiveWhere a gherifi' is named one of the Di¿'ei¿'ors in an Aliize, and it is found he is not, it (hall abate, 11 H. 6. R. Z.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an...

Reasons why the approaching treaty of peace should be debated in Parliament is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1760. Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of historical literature. Many works of historical writers and scientists are available...

The Life of Alexander Pope, Esq. - Compiled from Original Manuscripts with a Critical Essay on His Writings is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1769. Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of historical literature. Many works of historical writ...

Excerpt from The Statutes at Large, From the Twentieth Year of the Reign of King George the Second, to the Thirtieth Year of the Reign of King George the Second, Vol. 7: To Which Is Prefixed, a Table of the Titles of All the Publick and Private Statutes During That Time An Act for confirming an Agreement between 7ames Fox and yalm Bridges Ri uires, for exchanging certain Lands in the Farrih of Cob am, in the County of Surry. About the Publis...

Excerpt from The Statutes at Large, From the Fifth Year of King Edward the Fourth, to the End of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, Vol. 2: To Which Is Prefixed, a Table of the Titles of All the Publick and Private Statutes During That Time Wine 'and tboloufe-woad {hall be brought in this Realm in Engli J Shipsoonly. Concerning the buying of Woolls. J 12. Alljuftict-s {hall execute their Commi¿ions, redrefs Dil'orders', and-maintain the 13. Yvho¿a...

Excerpt from The Statutes at Large, Vol. 10: Containing a Copious Index, From Magna Charta, to the Twenty-Fifth Year of the Reign of King George the Third, Inclusive For other Matters, fee Miniatures, Ur. 7, 12. 0x: chequer 3, 7, 19, 20. Debt to aub from the king 6, 15, 26, 29. Members 5, 7, 11, 12, life.accounts. Anions impulse acmini¿tatlun, are. 6. Salary of the Accountant General and his Clerk, 12 Geo. 2i 6. An informer milbehaving to Ran...

Excerpt from Considerations on the Present Dangerous Crisis With whatever specious pretences the art of party may veil its ambitious designs, experience abundantly evinces, that interest and resentment are the ruling motives which actuate the competitors. However they pretend to differ in principle, yet, when in power, they agree in pursuing the same corrupt and ruinous measures. We may learn from the recent example of two learned bodies, tha...

Excerpt from A Letter to the Common Council of the City of London: With Remarks on Lord Chief Justice Pratt's Letter to the City of Exeter It is your duty, in the first place, to be well assured that the matter of your deliberation, is proper for your cognizance: And, Before you determine, you mould be thoroughly persuaded, that you are masters of the subject before you. you last attention should be, to express your resolutions, with good sen...

Excerpt from Reasons Why the Approaching Treaty of Peace Should Be Debated in Parliament, As a Method Most Expedient and Constitutional: In a Letter Addressed to a Great Man, And Occasioned by the Perusal of a Letter Addressed to Two Great MenHowever we may ¿atter ourfelves in the fmiling Hours of Triumph, that we are found and vigorous, yet it will require many Years of uninterrupted Peace, to recover from the Diforders and Calamities of War....

Excerpt from A Letter to a Late Noble Commander of the British Forces in Germany: The Fourth Edition, Revised and Corrected by the Author, to Which Is Added, a Postscript NO one can be ignorant of the cruel Means which were ufed to inflame the Public, againfi a late unhappy Delinquent, and chief Commander at Sea. Before he had fct his Foot on Shore, Papers and Pamphlets pronounced his Condemnation, he was borne along the Streets by the Mob as...