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A Complete and General Chronology of the Reigns of George III, and IV. or from the year 1760 to October 31, 1823. Including a Notice of every important Fact in Public History-Proceedings of Parliament-Courts of Law-Police Reports Prices Current Statistics Finance-Science-Literature - Drama -Fine Arts- Boxiana Longevity Deaths-Births-Natural PhenomenaEarthquakes Meteors, &c. &c. &c. With a Synoptical Chronology of the most important Events and Discoveries, from the earliest Records, to the year 1760. By James Fordyce.

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LAW.

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Speech of Daniel French, Esq. Barrister at Law, in the case of "The King v. Clarke, alias Jones."

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An Enquiry into some of the Rules of Evidence relating to the Incompetency of Witnesses. By Richard Whitcombe, Esq. Barrister at Law. 3s.

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Peace and War: an Essay, in two Parts. 3s. 6d.

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A Letter on the Nature and Effects of the Tread-Wheel, as an Instrument of Prison Labour and Punishment; addressed to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, M. P.

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Civil Disabilities on Account of Religion, as they exist in England, Scotland, and Ireland, considered with reference to the Christian Dispensation, History, and Policy.

A Philosophical Treatise on the Art of Malting and Brewing. By Geo. Adolphus Wigney, of Brighton.

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