An answer to Baillie Smith's Address to the town council of Edinburgh. By an old magistrate.

An answer to Mr Smith's Address. Published by authority of the town council of Edinburgh.

An answer to Mr Smith's address. Published by authority of the town council of Edinburgh.

The statements of Baillie Smith, and of the town council, contrasted : containing some hints as to what would have been a satisfactory answer to Mr. Smith's address /
Published: (1799)

To the honourable the magistrates and town-council of the city of Edinburgh.
by: Fordyce, John (Banker)
Published: (1761)

Address to the Town Council of Edinburgh /
by: Smith, Thomas, baillie of Edinburgh

Address to the Town Council of Edinburgh /
by: Smith, Thomas, baillie of Edinburgh

Observations on bailas printed] Smith's Address, and on the Answer thereto by an old magistrate /
by: Inhabitant of Edinburgh

Information for the magistrates and town council of Edinburgh; against the Presbytery and Kirk-sessions of Edinburgh.
Published: (1739)

Answer for the magistrates and town-council of the burgh of Paisley : and Robert Fulton, baillie and delegate for the said Burgh, to the petition and complaint of Sir Michael Stewart ... and William Cuningham ...
Published: (1760)

Address to the Town Council of Edinburgh : by Thomas Smith ... delivered in his place at the council table, on Friday, Sept. 27, 1799, at choosing the leets for new magistrates ; containing some account of the city's affairs--its debt, revenue, expenditure, &c. /
by: Smith, Thomas, baillie of Edinburgh

Address to the town council of Edinburgh : by Thomas Smith, ... delivered in his place at the council table, on Friday, Sept. 27. 1799, at choosing the leets for new magistrates; containing some account of the city's affairs - its debt, revenue, expenditure, &c.
by: Smith, Thomas, baillie of Edinburgh

To the magistrates and town-council of Paisley.
by: Whitworth, Robert, active 1773-1797
Published: (1786)

To the Right Honourable, Lord Provost, Baillies, and whole Council of the good town of Edinburgh. The petition of William Mitchel white iron smith.
by: Mitchel, William, 1670 or 1671-1740
Published: (1719)

A butter'd slice, to the obscure auld magistrate wha answered Baillie Smith's address : and A waefu' tale, or, An address to the Lord Provost, on account o' the present dearth o' the meal and bread : two poems in the Scottish dialect /
by: Obscure Edinburgher

An answer to Mr. Smith's address : published by authority of the Town Council of Edinburgh.

An answer to Mr. Smith's address : published by authority of the Town Council of Edinburgh.

The Presbytery of Edinburgh's reply to the case of the magistrates and town-council of Edinburgh, in the affair of Mr. William Wishart.

Answers for John Mackay of Tordarroch, to the petition of the magistrates and Town-council of Dornoch.
by: Mackay, John, of Tordarroch
Published: (1765)

Act for a new election of magistrates in the town of Edinburgh
Published: (1689)

Act for a new election of magistrates in the town of Edinburgh.
Published: (1689)

A Humble, but serious address, to the Right Honourable Lord Provost, magistrates, town-council, and deacons of crafts of the city of Edinburgh.
Published: (1761)

Answers for the Lord Provost, magistrates, and town-council of the city of Edinburgh; to the petition of Robert Gardiner, late commissary to the army in Scotland.
Published: (1766)

Memorial for the magistrates and town-council of Glasgow, defenders.
Published: (1765)

Case for the provost, magistrates and Town Council of Leith.
Published: (1846)

Answers for the magistrates and town-council of the burgh of Paisley : and Robert Fulton bailie and delegate for the said burgh; to the petition of Sir Michael Stewart of Blackhall Bart. and William Cuningham of Craigends ...
Published: (1760)

A calm and serious reply to the Address of Thomas Smith, Esq. with some observations on the Answer of an old magistrate : By an impartial citizen.
by: Impartial citizen

Answers for the magistrates and Town council of Inverness; to the petition of William Duff of Muirtown, and others.
Published: (1766)

A most humble and most submissive memorial to the Right Honourable my Lord Provost, to the honourable baillies and other magistrates of the honourable council of the good town of Edinburgh : in the name, and on the behalf of, the Sail-Cloth Manufactory established at Leith.
by: Scarlet, John
Published: (1712)

A friendly address to the poor. By a magistrate of the county of Derby.
by: Magistrate of the county of Derby
Published: (1793)

The statements of Bailie Smith, and of the town council, contrasted. Containing some hints as to what would have been a satisfactory answer to Mr Smith's Address. By an inhabitant of Edinburgh.
by: Inhabitant of Edinburgh

Reply by Mr. Smith, to the answer of the town council to his address : Containing an account of the city's receipt and expenditure for a period of ten years, and other interesting information on the subject of its affairs.
by: Smith, Thomas, baillie of Edinburgh
Published: (1799)

Reply by Mr. Smith, to the answer of the town council to his address : containing an account of the city's receipt and expenditure for a period of ten years, and other interesting information on the subject of its affairs.
by: Smith, Thomas, baillie of Edinburgh

Reply by Mr. Smith, to the answer of the town council to his address : containing an account of the city's receipt and expenditure for a period of ten years, and other interesting information on the subject of its affairs.
by: Smith, Thomas, baillie of Edinburgh

His Majesties gracious letter to the lord provost, bailzies, and remanent magistrates, and town council of the city of Edinburgh
Published: (1685)

Address to the Town Council of Edinburgh; by Thomas Smith, Esq. one of the present Old Bailies; delivered in his place at the Council Table, on Friday, Sept. 27. 1799 : At choosing the leets for new magistrates; containing some account of the city's affairs-its debt, revenue, expenditure, &c.
by: Smith, Thomas, baillie of Edinburgh

Letters of correspondence between the magistrates of Edinburgh and the late Provost Elder. Answers to Thomas Smith Esq. by the old magistrate and impartial citizen; with notes and observations on each. Also an account of the Edinburgh ale duty, ... With a short answer to a letter from a burgess and guild brother of Edinburgh, &c. The whole drawn up by Crito, with authority of the old magistrate.
by: Crito