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The mirrour for the Miror : or, an antidote extraordinary. By Dick Litten, Brother to Sir Anthony Litten, Baronet, who was so created on September 15th 1749, By His Highness, Charl...

by Litten, Dick
Published 1749

printed for Peter Wilson, Bookseller in Dame-Street

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182

A commoner's reply to the farmer's Occasional letter

by S. M
Published 1749

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183

A letter from a p-me s-j-t : to a h-gh p-t, concerning the present posture of affairs, with Advice from a certain great E-L

by Malone, Anthony
Published 1754

Printed in Scratch-land, by Thomas Roastum, Printer to the king of Bantum, at the sign of the fighting-cocks, next door to Roger, the Irish gaff-maker

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184

A letter to the freehold farmers of Ireland : By Thomas Shuttle

by Shuttle, Thomas
Published 1755

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185

Some observations in support of the judgment given by the Court of King's-Bench in Ireland, in the cause of the King, against Mr. Ponsonby, and others

Published 1754

Printed in the year

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186

Litle against Lucas : being an answer to Mr. Lucas's letter to the free-citizens and free-holders of the city of Dublin

by Litle, J.
Published 1748

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187

Plain reasons for new-modelling Poynings' Law : in such a manner as to assert the ancient rights of the two Houses of Parliament, without intrenching on the King's prerogative

by Mountmorres of Castlemorres, Hervey Redmond Morres
Published 1782

printed by William Hallhead, No. 63, Dame-Street

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188

The state of the incorporated constitution of the City of Dublin : Addressed to the free-citizens thereof, by a brother

by Brother
Published 1755

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189

Political pastime : or, faction displayed. In a letter to the author of The candid inquiry. By a lover of liberty, and a true friend to his country

by Brett, John
Published 1753

printed by S. Powell, in Crane-Lane

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190

A short and easy method of reducing the exorbitant pride and arrogance of the city of Dublin. In a letter to that worthy patriot, the Honorable Mr. Justice Yorke, from Ant: Constit...

by Anti-Constitution
Published 1748

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191

The groans of Ireland : Humbly Address'd to the L-r-d-s and C-mm-s of this Kingdom. With some Interesting Arguments in Behalf of the Right Honourable the Earl of K---d---e

by Philopatriae
Published 1753

printed, at the sign of the Jack Boots in Constitution Alley, next door to the Commission and Mitre lying upon the neck of liberty, manackl'd with a scarlet Sword Knot and Episcopal Tippet

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