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The representation of the L---s J------s of Ireland, touching the transmission of a privy-council money-bill previous to the calling of a new Parliament : in two letters : address'd to His Grace the Duke of Bedford : to which is annexed, Mr. Sloane's Narrative in defence of the conduct and resolutions of the House of Commons in 1692

Archive Print part: Modern History R-2.4/HEL

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Type of record: Book

Title: The representation of the L---s J------s of Ireland, touching the transmission of a privy-council money-bill previous to the calling of a new Parliament : in two letters : address'd to His Grace the Duke of Bedford : to which is annexed, Mr. Sloane's Narrative in defence of the conduct and resolutions of the House of Commons in 1692

Level: Piece

Classmark: Modern History R-2.4/HEL

Creator(s): Stone, George (1708?-1764)

Additional creator(s): Malone, Anthony (1700-1776) (Other); Sloane, James (Other); Bedford, John Russell Duke of (1710-1771) (Other)

Related people: Malone, Anthony; Sloane, James; Bedford, John Russell

Publisher: Printed by John Milliken

Publication city: Dublin

Date(s): 1770

Language: English

Size and medium: 51 p

Persistent link: https://explore.library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/251780

Printed items catalogue: https://leeds.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/fulldisplay?vid=44LEE_INST:VU1&docid=alma991015999019705181

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The two letters by George Stone and Anthony Malone are signed: G.A., S., J.P.


Attributed to George Stone and Anthony Malone--Cf. NUC pre-1956.


Goldsmiths'-Kress library of economic literature, no. 10683.10.

Additional description

Bound with 4 other publications in volume lettered: Pamphlets on Ireland &c. Volume contents: 1. Hellen, R.: Letters from an Armenian in Ireland, 1757 -- 2. Lodge, J.: The usage of holding parliaments, 1770 -- 3. French, R.: The constitution of Ireland, 1770 -- 4. Stone, G.: The representation of the L---s J------s of Ireland, 1770 -- 5. Ramsay, A.: An historical essay on the English constitution, 1771

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