Vox populi, old England's glory or destruction, in one thousand, seven hundred, and seventy-four : Being a choice collection of hints, found in the cabinet of a late worthy and noble lord, to the free-holders of Great Britain in their choice of members of serve in Parliament at the ensuing general election. With comments upon them. By an old member of the Lower House, but no placeman, pensioner, or title. To which is added by the same nobleman, an hint to His Majesty.