Impeachments, the parliamen- Map's orations for the ufe Richards's review of Noble's
tary law of
242 protectoral houfe of Crom
Index to every act of parlia- Murdeck, on the pronuncia- well
tion of the French lan- Robertfon's history of Scot-
guage
land, additions to
Rebfon's life of Hyder Ally

237 of

Nicholl's letter for abolishing Rowley, on fore throats 245
the slave trade, 54. wreath Ruggi's Ignoramus, Haw-
152 kins's edition

Nichols's Progreffes and public Rule, St. Chapel, antiquities
Proceflions of Queen Eli-

343-429
Pratt's Humanity, or the rights
of Nature
435
Prefiwich's Republica 295
Priefiley's fermon on the flave- Street's Aura, or the Slave
433 trade

247. 346.441 TAplin's Stable Directory,
or modern Syftem of Far-

riery
Tarfield, brief notes on 140
Theobald's notes on Battersea
140

on putting a stop to fla- Thiery, M. La vie de Homme
very, 54. objections to

the abolition of the flave- Thistle, ftatutes and fees of
149
trade. with aniwers
437 the order

Reaver and Herne, appendix Thorpe's Cuftumale Roffenfe 341
to the hiftories of 140
Turks

Turks, obfervations on the Watfon's fermons

246 Wilfon's letters on ̈ Bath-wa-

536 Weddred's Scripture view 31 ters

52

war with
Turner's appeal on raifing Weleb's lift of scholars of St. Wool-bill, queftion of truly
money for the improve- Peter's College Westmin-
ment of church lands 388

U.

fter

436

Welfied's Works in verfe and
profe

235

UNderwood's letter on Mid- Weftinfer Royal School, lift of

wifery

W.

54

scholars
436
Wefton's attempt to tranflate
the fongs of Deborah 147
Whalley's Mont Blanc 146.329
Williams's digeft of the fta-
tute laws

150

ftated, 527. fpeech on
that might have been
spoken, 527. observations

on that bill

527

Wreath, the, a collection of

poems

Y.

152.330

YOUNG's obfervations on
the poor laws, 389. effay
on the power and mecha-
nifm of nature
432

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