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The rehearsal: A comedy. As written by by [sic] George, late Duke of Buckingham. Adapted for theatrical representation, as originally performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane. Regulated from the prompt-book, ... To which is added a key

A letter from His Grace the Duke of Richmond: to Lieutenant Colonel Sharman, chairman to the Committee of Correspondence appointed by the delegates of forty-five corps of volunteers, assembled at Lisburn in Ireland. With notes by a member of the Society for Constitutional Information

The trial of the Hon. Richard Bingham, for crim. con. with Lady Elizabeth Howard, wife of B. H. [sic] Howard, ... Feb. 24, 1794, ... Taken in short-hand by a student of the Inner Temple

The authentic correspondence between his grace the Duke of Richmond and the Right Honourable Lord Rawdon: With an appendix; containing authentic papers respecting the affair of honour between His Royal Highness the Duke of York and Lieut. Colonel Lenox

An inquiry into the state of the revenues of the North Level: Part of the Great Level of the fens called Bedford Level, and the causes of the distress of that level during the last twenty-five years, ascertained from facts; with an inquiry into the probable means of preventing the like in future, humbly submitted to the consideration of every person interested in the preservation of the said level. By J. Wing

In the House of Lords: The Most Noble William Duke of Queensberry, Appellant. Sir William Douglas of Kelhead, Bart. Charles Douglas, the Eldest Son of the said Sir William, and his other Infant Children, by the said Sir William their Administrator in Law, and Alexander Macconochie of Edinburgh, Writer, - - - - - - Respondents. The Appellant's case

The case of Hugh Baron Percy, &c. commonly called Earl Percy, on his claim to the office and dignity of Lord Great Chamberlain of England

The poetical works: of the most noble John Sheffield, Duke of Buckingham. With the life of the author

Memoirs of the Marshal Duke of Berwick. Written by himself. With a summary continuation from the year 1716, to his death in 1734. In two volumes. To this work is prefixed a sketch of an historical panegyric of the Marshal, by the President Montesquieu; and explanatory notes, and original letters relative to the campaign in Flanders, in 1708, are subjoined. Translated from the French

The chances: A comedy, as altered from Beaumont and Fletcher, by His Grace the Duke of Buckingham. Distinguishing also the variations of the Theatre, as performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. Regulated from the prompt-book, By Permission of the Managers, by Mr. Hopkins, prompter. Bell's Edition

The works of His Grace George Villiers: Duke of Buckingham. Containing his plays and miscellanies in prose and verse, with explanatory notes, and memoirs of the author. In Two Volumes

The speech of His Grace the Duke of Manchester, and the spirited protest of the minority Lords, --- Price two-pence half-penny

Alexander Earl of Home, Charles Earl of Tankerville, and William Turnet, ... appellants. John Duke of Roxburgh, Sir Alexander Don, of Newton, and Sir George Hay Macdougal, of Mackerstown, Baronets, Walter Scott, of Harden, and John Scott, of Gala, Esquires, and others, ... an Thomas Lillie, Robert Hope, Andrew Shiell, William Mitchell, and William Spence, ... respondents. The case of the respondents

The rehearsal: a comedy. By George, late D. of Buckingham. To which is added, a key, or critical view of the authors and their writings exposed in this play. With the life of the author

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Douglas Duke of Hamilton and Brandon

Memorial for Douglas Duke of Hamilton: and his curators, against Mr Robert Hunter of Elrig, professor of Greek in the University of Edinburgh, and others

The trial of His R. H. the D. of C: July 5th, 1770. For criminal conversation with Lady Harriet G----------r. To which is prefixed, an introductory discourse upon the antient and modern punishments of adultery, and the uncommon Progress of that Crime. Including all the letters which have passed between His R. H. and her Ladyship, and were read in Court. Illustrated with striking likenesses of the hero and heroine

The trial of His R. H. the D. of C: July 5th, 1770. for criminal conversation with Lady Harriet G----------r. To which is prefixed, an introductory discourse Upon The Antient and Modern Punishments of Adultery, and the uncommon Progress of that Crime. Including All the Letters which have passed between His R. H. and her Ladyship, and were read in Court. Illustrated with striking likenesses of the hero and heroine

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Henry Duke of Buccleugh