Letters addressed to Sir Thomas Charles Bunbury : Member of Parliament for the county of Suffolk. By a freeholder.

Mr. Hervey's letter to the reverend Sir William Bunbury, Bart : together with a short preface by the author, offering some reasons, which he hopes will serve also as an apology for the publication of it.
by: Hervey, Thomas, 1699-1775

A letter to Sir T.C. Bunbury, Bart. one of the members of Parliament for the County of Suffolk, on the poor rates, and the high price of provisions. With some proposals for reducing both. By a Suffolk gentleman.
by: Suffolk gentleman

The following elegant versification of the extraordinary affidavit which was lately inserted in the Ipswich Journal is seriously addressed to the gentlemen of the county of Suffolk, and particularly to those who composed the committee for conducting Sir John Rous's and Sir Charles Bunbury's election.
Published: (1791)

An earnest address to the freeholders of the county of Huntingdon. By an independent freeholder.
by: Independent Freeholder
Published: (1767)

An address to the freeholders of Dutchess County /
by: Fellow-freeholder and inhabitant
Published: (1769)

A letter to Sir T.C. Bunbury, bart. ... on the poor rates and the high price of provisions, with some proposals for reducing both /
by: Suffolk gentleman

Letter of a freeholder to Mr. Johnes : Member of Parliament for the county of Denbigh, on the subject of his motion against the French emigrants.
by: Freeholder

An address to the whigs : and particularly the dissenters, on the present posture of affairs. By a freeholder.
by: Freeholder

An address to the representatives of the people : upon subjects, important, and interesting, to the Kingdom of Ireland. By a freeholder.
by: Freeholder

A short address to the people of Ireland, on the subject of an union : by a freeholder.
by: Freeholder

The necessity of associating for the purpose of obtaining a parliamentary reform, enforced; in an address to the freeholders and inhabitants of Hertfordshire. By a freeholder.
by: Freeholder

An address to the people of England, on the inexpediency of dissolving the present Parliament : By an independent freeholder of Middlesex.
by: Independent freeholder of Middlesex

Walter Bunbury, Esq; and Dame Elizabeth Irwin, his wife ----- appellants. Thomas Bolton, ... John Bolton, ... Charles Bladen, and Letice his wife - respondents. The respondents case.
by: Bolton, Thomas, of Dublin
Published: (1721)

The danger of repealing the Test-Act: in a letter to a Member of Parliament, from a country freeholder.
by: Country-Freeholder

The case of Thomas Burdett Esq; occasioned by a printed paper, entituled, the case of Joseph Bunbury Esq; late high-sheriff of the county of Catherlogh.
by: Burdett, Thomas
Published: (1703)

Walter Bunbury Esq; and Dame Elizabeth Irwin his wife appellants. Dr. John Bolton, ... Thomas Bolton ... Charles Bladen and Lettice his wife. Respondents The appellant's case.
by: Bunbury, Walter
Published: (1721)

The source of the evil: or, The system displayed : Addressed to the gentry, yeomanry, freeholders, and electors of England. By a Freeholder. Letter I.
by: Freeholder
Published: (1784)

The source of the evil : or, the system displayed. Addressed to the gentry, yeomanry, freeholders, and electors of England. By a freeholder. Letter III.
by: Freeholder

The source of the evil : or, the system displayed. Addressed to the gentry, yeomanry, freeholders, and electors of England. By a freeholder. Letter II.
by: Freeholder

The source of the evil : or, the system displayed. Addressed to the gentry, yeomanry, freeholders, and electors of England. By a freeholder. Letter II.
by: Freeholder

The source of the evil : or, the system displayed. Addressed to the gentry, yeomanry, freeholders, and electors of England. By a freeholder. Letter IV.
by: Freeholder

O ye freeholders of Suffolk! Be no longer dupes to pride and ambition.
by: Blunt Freeholder
Published: (1790)

The sense of the nation: in regard to the late motion in Parliament; in a letter from a freeholder to his honour.
by: Freeholder

The source of the evil : or, the system displayed. Addressed to the gentry, yoemanry [as printed], freeholders, and electors of England. By a freeholder. Letter I.
by: Freeholder

The source of the evil : or, the system displayed. Addressed to the gentry, yeomanry, freeholders, and electors of England and Ireland. By a freeholder. In four letters.
by: Freeholder

Letters to Sir William Beauchamp Proctor.
by: Plain common freeholder

To the freeholders of the county of Suffolk. Gentlemen! Sir - ------- at the last general election.
by: Consistent man
Published: (1790)

A second letter to the electors of Ireland : on the projected measure of an union. By a freeholder.
by: Freeholder

Part of a letter from a freeholder in the country, to a freeholder in Edinburgh.
by: Freeholder in the Country
Published: (1747)

An act to enable Patrick Blake, Esquire, a minor, to make a settlement on Annabella Bunbury, spinster.
Published: (1762)

A letter to the electors of Ireland, on the projected measure of an union. ... By a freeholder.
by: Freeholder

A letter from a freeholder of the county of Catherlaugh, to the freeholders of the county of Antrim.
by: Mis-oligos, Freeholder of the county of Catherlaugh
Published: (1725)

To the freeholders of the county of Cambridge and Isle of Ely.
by: Freeholder
Published: (1774)

Letters and addresses of Thomas Jefferson /
by: Jefferson, Thomas, 1743-1826
Published: (1903)

Six letters to the burgess of Ludlow : Containing some cursory remarks upon that anonymous writer's attack upon the Parliamentary conduct of Richard Hill, Esq. member for the county of Salop. With an address to the freeholders in that county. By a Freeholder in more counties than one.
by: Freeholder in more counties than one
Published: (1782)

Seasonable advice to the freeholders of the County of Armagh : By a brother freeholder.
by: Brother freeholder