Search

Books
Online
Minutes of evidence taken before the select committee on the County Mayo election.
Ireland. Parliament. House of Commons.Date: 1783]
Books
Online
An act for the more effectually registering of free-holders.
Ireland.Date: 1786
Books
Online
Spectacles for the freemen and freeholders of the city of Dublin, respecting their present election of a fit person to represent them in Parliament, in the room of Sir Samuel Cooke, Bart. deceased.
Date: Printed in the Year M,DCC,LVIII. [1758]
Books
Online
Doctor Lucas's letter to such of the citizens and electors of Dublin, as have preserved their freedom, independence, and integrity. Written in 1758, and reprinted from the St. James's Chronicle, on his junction with Mr. Dunn on the present election. Recommended to every elector, to be considered seriously before he votes.
Lucas, Charles, 1713-1771.Date: 1761]
Books
Online
An address to the free electors of the City of Dublin.
Lucas, Charles, 1713-1771.Date: 1761]
Books
Online
To the gentlemen, clergy and freeholders of the county of Down.
Independent constituent.Date: 1790]
Books
Online
House of Lords. Appeal from the Court of Chancery in Ireland, Charles Farrell, doctor in physick, brother, heir at law, sole executor, and residuary legatee of Edward Farrell, late of the city of Dublin, esq. deceased, who was devisee of the real and personal estate of John Cahill, the elder, esq deceased, appellant. Edward Crosbie, Esq. and Frances, his wife, daughter of the said John Cahill, respondents. The appellant's case.
Farrell, Charles, doctor in physick.Date: 1774]
Books
Online
Tristram Shandy's description of general elections, and Septennial Parliaments. Proper to be read by every one in Ireland at this Juncture.
Shandy, Tristram.Date: MDCCLXII. [1762]
Books
Online
The history of the Dublin election in the year 1749. With a sketch of the present state of parties in the kingdom of Ireland. By a. [sic] Briton.
Briton.Date: 1753
Books
Online
"Honour and honesty," liberty, property, free election, and success to the Northern Whig Club.
Critty, James.Date: 1790]
Books
Online
The history of the Dublin election in the year 1749. With a sketch of the present state of parties in the Kingdom of Ireland. By a Briton.
Briton.Date: 1753
Books
Online
Liberty, or faction.
Date: 1761]
Books
Online
Minutes of evidence taken before the select committee on the Tipperary election. Case I.
Ireland. Parliament. House of Commons.Date: 1777]
Books
Online
The state of the case of the city of Dublin, As it appear'd on the evidence given before the House of Commons, on Monday the 21st of December, 1713: and as the evidence was reported to the House, by the speaker the day following.
Dublin (Ireland)Date: 1713
Books
Online
An appeal to the Commons and citizens of London. By Charles Lucas, the last free citizen of Dublin.
Lucas, Charles, 1713-1771.Date: Printed in the Year MDCCLVI. [1756]
Books
Online
A true narrative of facts, supported by written evidence, and a general appeal to all persons concerned, and to all candid and dispassionate judges, with observations to illustrate them.
Date: Printed in the Year M,DCC,LX. [1760]
Books
Online
The city Spy-Glass: or, Candidates mirrour. Wherein the merits and pretensions of the several candidates are freely considered, and impartially examined. By a Son of Candor.
Son of Candor.Date: Printed in the year MDCCLXVII. [1767]
Books
Online
To the independent forty shilling freeholders of the county of Down.
Old farmer, active 1790.Date: 1790]
Books
Online
The free-electors address to Colonel Dunn, with his answer.
Date: 1761]
Books
Online
An appeal to the lovers of truth and liberty. By a free weaver.
Free Weaver.Date: 1761]
Books
Online
Minutes of evidence taken before the select committee on the Enniscorthy election.
Ireland. Parliament. House of Commons.Date: 1783]
Books
Online
Tristram Shandy's description of general elections, and septennial Parliaments. Proper to be read by one in Ireland at this Juncture.
Shandy, Tristram.Date: MDCCLXII. [1762]
Books
Online
To Robert Steuart.
Quaker.Date: 1790]
Books
Online
A letter to that truly patriot-candidate for the city of Dublin, Doctor Charles Lucas. By Philo-Hibernicus.
Philo-Hibernicus.Date: Printed in the year, MDCCLXI. [1761]
Books
Online
An utilitist to the aggregate body of the Irish nation; Proposing the Parliamentary reform by a new method of electing by ballot in the venal boroughs.
Utilitist.Date: M,DCC,LXXXIV. [1784]

Wellcome uses cookies.

Active filters:

Minutes of evidence taken before the select committee on the County Mayo election.

An act for the more effectually registering of free-holders.

Spectacles for the freemen and freeholders of the city of Dublin, respecting their present election of a fit person to represent them in Parliament, in the room of Sir Samuel Cooke, Bart. deceased.

An address to the free electors of the City of Dublin.

To the gentlemen, clergy and freeholders of the county of Down.

Tristram Shandy's description of general elections, and Septennial Parliaments. Proper to be read by every one in Ireland at this Juncture.

The history of the Dublin election in the year 1749. With a sketch of the present state of parties in the kingdom of Ireland. By a. [sic] Briton.

"Honour and honesty," liberty, property, free election, and success to the Northern Whig Club.

The history of the Dublin election in the year 1749. With a sketch of the present state of parties in the Kingdom of Ireland. By a Briton.

Liberty, or faction.

Minutes of evidence taken before the select committee on the Tipperary election. Case I.

The state of the case of the city of Dublin, As it appear'd on the evidence given before the House of Commons, on Monday the 21st of December, 1713: and as the evidence was reported to the House, by the speaker the day following.

An appeal to the Commons and citizens of London. By Charles Lucas, the last free citizen of Dublin.

A true narrative of facts, supported by written evidence, and a general appeal to all persons concerned, and to all candid and dispassionate judges, with observations to illustrate them.

The city Spy-Glass: or, Candidates mirrour. Wherein the merits and pretensions of the several candidates are freely considered, and impartially examined. By a Son of Candor.

To the independent forty shilling freeholders of the county of Down.

The free-electors address to Colonel Dunn, with his answer.

An appeal to the lovers of truth and liberty. By a free weaver.

Minutes of evidence taken before the select committee on the Enniscorthy election.

Tristram Shandy's description of general elections, and septennial Parliaments. Proper to be read by one in Ireland at this Juncture.

To Robert Steuart.

A letter to that truly patriot-candidate for the city of Dublin, Doctor Charles Lucas. By Philo-Hibernicus.

An utilitist to the aggregate body of the Irish nation; Proposing the Parliamentary reform by a new method of electing by ballot in the venal boroughs.

Wellcome uses cookies.

Works search

Active filters:

Minutes of evidence taken before the select committee on the County Mayo election.

An act for the more effectually registering of free-holders.

Spectacles for the freemen and freeholders of the city of Dublin, respecting their present election of a fit person to represent them in Parliament, in the room of Sir Samuel Cooke, Bart. deceased.

An address to the free electors of the City of Dublin.

To the gentlemen, clergy and freeholders of the county of Down.

Tristram Shandy's description of general elections, and Septennial Parliaments. Proper to be read by every one in Ireland at this Juncture.

The history of the Dublin election in the year 1749. With a sketch of the present state of parties in the kingdom of Ireland. By a. [sic] Briton.

"Honour and honesty," liberty, property, free election, and success to the Northern Whig Club.

The history of the Dublin election in the year 1749. With a sketch of the present state of parties in the Kingdom of Ireland. By a Briton.

Liberty, or faction.

Minutes of evidence taken before the select committee on the Tipperary election. Case I.

The state of the case of the city of Dublin, As it appear'd on the evidence given before the House of Commons, on Monday the 21st of December, 1713: and as the evidence was reported to the House, by the speaker the day following.

An appeal to the Commons and citizens of London. By Charles Lucas, the last free citizen of Dublin.

A true narrative of facts, supported by written evidence, and a general appeal to all persons concerned, and to all candid and dispassionate judges, with observations to illustrate them.

The city Spy-Glass: or, Candidates mirrour. Wherein the merits and pretensions of the several candidates are freely considered, and impartially examined. By a Son of Candor.

To the independent forty shilling freeholders of the county of Down.

The free-electors address to Colonel Dunn, with his answer.

An appeal to the lovers of truth and liberty. By a free weaver.

Minutes of evidence taken before the select committee on the Enniscorthy election.

Tristram Shandy's description of general elections, and septennial Parliaments. Proper to be read by one in Ireland at this Juncture.

To Robert Steuart.

A letter to that truly patriot-candidate for the city of Dublin, Doctor Charles Lucas. By Philo-Hibernicus.

An utilitist to the aggregate body of the Irish nation; Proposing the Parliamentary reform by a new method of electing by ballot in the venal boroughs.