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May it please your honor, at the sessions of your Honourable House in the year 1704 : I presented your Honours with a case relating to some frauds that were committed on the taxes by the Receivers-General and their deputies
Holbech, William,
| 1707
The House of Commons hath this session of Parliament passed, and sent up to the Lords for their concurrence, a bill (entituled, An Act for Enrollment of Bargains and Sales within the West-Riding of the County of York ... ) in which there is a clause ... against which, some objections, to the effect following, have been raised.
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Pond an almanack for the year of our Lord God 1707 : being the ... : amplified ... Kingdom.
Pond, Edward,
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Directions to ministers, and church-wardens, for the executing a late Act of Parliament for the better collecting of briefs, so as to save themselves harmless from the penalty of the said Act.
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The case of the Company of Gun-makers of the city of London.
Worshipful Company of Gunmakers of the City of London,
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The case of Walter Delamar, Esq.
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The case of the people, call'd Quakers, as it concerns an affirmation, which they desire may be extended to all Britain.
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The case against John Rice.
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The following protestations sent down from London, giving the true account, as they were taken here, viz. the Duke of Hamiltouns protestation against the overture for establishing a certain way for settling the representatives of Scotland, to the Parliament of Great Britain in the termes of the treaty of union ... Mr. William Cochran of Kilmaronock his protestation, to the same purpose ...
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A cure for all curable distempers in the eyes
Grant, Roger, -1724,
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The infallible mountebank, or, Quack doctor.
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Mr. Samuel Colvil's prophecy anent the Union, as contained in his Scots Hudibras pag. 44.
Colvil, Samuel,
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A proposal for insuring houses by the Friendly Society.
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Colonel John Rice's Case.
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The reasonableness of passing the bill for making the prohibition of all East-India wrought silks, &c. more effectual : humbly offer'd to the ... House of Lords.
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To the Honourable Knights, citizens and burgesses in the Parliament of Great Britain assembled : the humble petition, and reiterated complaint of Margaret Baliol and her sisters, and other the co-heirs of Peter Baliol Esq, deceased, still most humbly offer'd to the justice of this Honourable House.
Baliol, Margaret,
| 1707
Cargoe of the Union from Condore and Bengal, and the Halifax from Bengal : for account of the English Company trading to the East-Indies
East India Company.
| 1707
The world in pain, or, An emblem of what's to come.
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An act for sale of the estate of Sir Seymour Pile, Bart. for payment of his debts; and laying out the residue of the money arising by such sale, for a provision for himself and family.
England and Wales. Parliament.
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Reasons humbly offered against a clause in a bill, for taking off the prohibition on Flanders lace : by which clause the country lace-buyers and lace-makers are confined to sell their lace only at such places as the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of London have or shall licence.
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Reasons humbly offered for altering several clauses in the bill depending in Parliament, relating to bankrupts.
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Reasons humbly offered to the Right Honorable the Lords spiritual and temporal, in Parliament assembled, against passing a bill, now before their Lordships, for better preservation of the game in the manner 'tis now fram'd.
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The true copy of a letter writ by John Rice to his correspondent Mr. Walter Raleigh in Ireland.
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True copies of the letters of Colonel John Rice, and his correspondent Colonel Henry Oxburgh, to the petitioner, Captain Morgan O Bryan.
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Colonel John Rice's objections to the bill.
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Colonel Rice's answer to the false and scurrilous remarks of Morgan O Brian (and his accomplices) upon his suggestions &c : the Colonel hoped the said Morgan O Brian (and his councel Mr. Asgill) would leave of telling of their usual falsities, upon approaching the Right Honourable the House of Lords, where scurrility is not countenanc'd: Remarks upon suggestions made by John Rice for obtaining an Act the last session of Parliament, upon which he receiv'd 11420 l. 17 s. 6 d. in debentures, and hath dispos'd of them to his own use.
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A great stir, and nothing in't.
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An act to enable the Lord Treasurer, or Commissioners of the Treasury, to compound with Thomas Cross, merchant.
England and Wales. Parliament.
| 1707
An act for vesting the estate of Valentine Crome of Maiden-Early in the county of Berks, Gent. in trustees ...
England and Wales. Parliament.
| 1707
An act for supplying the defect of an appointment, for the provision of the younger children of John Canham, Esq ...
England and Wales. Parliament.
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An act for impowering the Barons of the Court of the Exchequer in Ireland to grant a commission to some persons in England, to administer to Thomas Maule Esq ... the usual oaths for the due execution of his office ...
England and Wales. Parliament.
| 1707
An act for confirming and establishing the partitions made between William Pierrepont, Esq ...
England and Wales. Parliament.
| 1707
A bill for removing some obstructions in the sale of the mannor or lordship of Rawmeere, and other estate of Sir Thomas May, Knight ...
England and Wales. Parliament.
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A bill for the better discovery of the estate of Mr. John Aynsworth, late of London merchant.
England and Wales. Parliament.
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A bill for the better support and maintenance of the minister of Tettenhall in the county of Stafford, for the time being.
England and Wales. Parliament.
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A bill for vesting lands in Chelsea in the county of Middlesex, purchased of Charles late Lord Cheyne Viscount Newhaven in Scotland, in the Queens Majesty, for the accommodation of Chelsea-College, and other lands there, in John Lord Vaughan Earl of Carbery in Ireland, and his heirs.
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A bill to enable John Farmer, gent. to sell a messuage and several closes in Ratcliff-Culey, in the county of Leicester ...
England and Wales. Parliament.
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A bill to enable trustees to sell several lands at Cole-Green, within the mannor of Hertingfordbury, in the county of Hertford ... late the estate of Ann Winwood.
England and Wales. Parliament.
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A bill to vest several lands and hereditaments in the county of York, in Robert Hitch, Esq ...
England and Wales. Parliament.
| 1707
Anno quinto & sexto Annæ reginæ : an act for confirming and establishing the partitions made between William Pierrepont, Esq. (since deceas'd) and the Honourable Charles Egerton, Esq. ...
England and Wales.
| 1707
A Scots poem : or a new-years gift, from a native of the universe, to his fellow-animals in Albania.
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An abstract of the several acts following, passed anno sexto Annæ Reginæ.
Great Britain.
| 1707
By the Queen : a proclamation, for encouraging seamen and landmen to enter themselves on board Her Majesties ships of war
Great Britain. Sovereign (1707-1714 : Anne),
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By the Queen, a proclamation, for a publick thanksgiving.
| 1707
The case of the conservators of the River Tone, in the county of Somerset : humbly offered to the consideration of the Commons of Great Britain in parliament assembled.
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The case of Ann Trant, widow, upon her petition to the Honourable House of Commons.
Trant, Anne,
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A bridle for the French King, or, An emblem of that tyrant's downfal : done from the original, &c.
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A correct, short and plain demonstration that there is a manifest difference between East-India wrought silks, &c. and those of Europe : humbly offer'd to the Right Honourable the House of Lords.
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An almanack for the year of our Lord God, 1707 ...
Wing, Vincent,
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Mrs. Mortimer's proposals for collecting charity upon briefs, humbly presented to the Honourable the House of Commons.
Mortimer, Margaret,
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