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• To the Honourable Commissioners of the excise : the humble petition of Patrick O'Conner, Blaney O'Bryan, and Carney Macquire, to be appointed Inspectors and Overlookers, (vulgarly called Excisemen) For the Port of Cork, in the Kingdom of Ireland
  by: O'Conner, Patrick
  Published: (1790)
• Alexander's feast : or, The roasted Manager: a metaphorical banquet. To which is added, Marplot's complaint; or, the manager in the shades: a new character introduced into Lethe. With a Description of the Procession; and an Oration, delivered from the Rostrum: As a closing Period to the Whole. As they are performed at the theatre in Smock-Alley. By Mr. George Stayley
  by: Stayley, George
  Published: (1760)