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PRINTED IN THE YEAR M,DCC,LXXXIII.
226. K. 170.
Junius to the Duke of Grafton, on the profpect of his
refignation.
Notes: Horned cattle; fate of Lord Chancellor
Yorke; Mr. Bradshaw; General Burgoyne.
LETTER
253.9
LIII.
Junius on the addrefs of the city of London, and the
King's anfwer
3.946
LIV..
Junius confiders the answer as the Minifter's; yet
the confequences may affect Majefty
4656
Junius on the conduct of Parliament. King's friends.
Notes: Sir Fletcher Norton; Davenant; Mifs
Kennedy
56-72
LVI.
Junius to Lord North, on Colonel Luttrell's being ap-
pointed Adjutant General in Ireland.
Note: Minifterial manœuvres in the army in Ire-
Land
7276
LET-
LETTER LVII.
Junius to Lord Mansfield; a review of his Lordship's
conduct.
Notes: Lord Coke; Lord Mansfield's doctrine in
regard to libels difcuffed; Lord Chatham's opi-
nions ; Mr. De Grey's. Mr. Morris's cafe ;
Judge Afton's opinion of Mr. Morris ; Mr. Mor-
ris's affidavit; his animadverfion on Judge
Afton's opinion of him 76-100
Philo Junius on the accommodation with Spain, in de-
fence of Junius
112-117
LX.
Junius on his own fituation ; on the privilege of Par-
Philo Junius quotes Mr. Attorney General Noye and
Sir Edward Coke in fupport of Junius
T135-137
LXIII.
Philo Junius on the contradictory refolutions of the
House of Commons
137-143
LET.
Junius to the Duke of Grafton; on his Grace being
appointed Lord Privy Seal. Lord Mansfield; Mr.
Charles Fox; Mr. Wedderburne ; Lord Sandwich;
Colonel Burgoyne; Lord Weymouth.
Note: Conduct of Charles Fox
143-150
LXV.
Junius to the Duke of Grafton, on the fatal effects of
his Grace's attachments.
Attack on Mr. Horne
150-156
LXVI.
Mr. Horne's reply to Junius, and denies the charges
Mr. Horne to Junius. Vindicates himself and gives
an account of Mr. Wilkes and the Rockingham
** administration
164 183
LXIX.
Junius reviews Mr. Horne's conduct, ftates his own
principles; his elegant encomium on Lord Chatham,