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N. i. Speech in the Floufc of Lords on taking into Considera-tion the two Returns of the Lords of Session in Scotland relating tothe heritable Jurifdictions, and on prefenting the Bill for abolishingthem . February l jA 1746'.

5. Speech in the Houfe of Lords on the third Reading of Mi-litia-Biil May the 24.^ 1 75; \7hen the Bill was rejected , on a Di-vision, by a very great Majority. London 1770.

z. A Letter to the Rev. D. r Wilfon, and the Rev. M. r Hörneon their political Conduct . With an Original Picture of modern Pa-triotisin. London 1770.

4. An eighth Letter to the People of England On the Power ofdifqualisication in the Commons; in which is shewn that the fubjectis not fufficiently understood by thofe who have written on either sideof the question . London 1770.

5. A Letter to the Earl of Bute. London printed for the Au-thor 1771.

6 . The Mufgrave Controverfy : being a Collection of Curious ,and interesting papers on the fubject of the late Peace . London . . .

7. Freedom of the Press, and Privileges of the Commons consi-dered in a Letter to a Country Friend. London 1771.

8. Songs, Chorusses &c. which are introduced in the entertain-nient on the Jubilee at the Theater Royal in Drury Lane. London1770.

9 - The Traveller, or a profpect of Society a Poem, infcribed tothe Rev. Henry Goldfmith by Olivier Goldsmith M, B. Dublinprinted by George Faulkner 1767.

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Mifccllanies in Profe , and Verse . 4.

N. 1. Continued Corruption , standing Armies, and Popular Dif-contents considered ; and the Establishment of the English Colonies inAmerica with various fubfequent proceedings, and the present Contestsexamined, with interit to promote their cordial and perpetual union.with their Mother-Country, &c. London by J. Almon. 1 768.

2. An Extract of a remarkable, and fpirited Speech upon Lo-. yality , Liberty, Patriotifm , and Laws; dauntlefsly delivered at a Co-ronation , by one of the tnost distinguished Patriots of antiquity, thenoble Thatie of Argyll. Wherein the Mifchicfs of Favouritifme areneri’ously, but candidly expofed &c. London printed by Browne. 1768.

Z. A Dialogue berween the 2. Giants at Guildhall, addressed to

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