Extracts from the Records at the East India House, of Proceedings Relative to Mr. Francis Fowke, Resident of Benares. in the Appointment and Re-Appointment of Him to That Residency,

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• Reflections and Considerations Occasioned by the Petition Presented to the Honourable House of Commons, for Taking Off the Drawback on Foreign Linens, &c.

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  14,68
• Impartial Reflections on the Case of Mr. Byng, as Stated in an Appeal to the People, &c. and a Letter to a Member of Parliament, &c

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  18,03
• The Evidence Delivered on the Petition Presented by the West-India Planters and Merchants to the Hon. House of Commons, as It Was Introduc'd at the Bar, and Summ'd Up by Mr. Glover

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  19,16
• An Address to the Inhabitants of Cambridge and Its Neighbourhood, Occasioned by Mr. Frend's Late Address, and Designed as an Answer to It.

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  14,68
• The Friends of Mr. Hastings, Wishing to Convey to the Proprietory at Large as Full an Account as Possible of the Proceedings Which Took Place at the East India-House on Thursday Last, Beg Leave to Submit to Them the Following Papers

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  19,16
• The Royal Family of the Stuarts Vindicated, from the False Imputation of Illegitimacy Formerly Laid Upon It by Buchanan, and Maliciously Reviv'd in a Late Pamphlet, Intitul'd, the Judgment of Whole Kingdoms and Nations

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  18,03
• Reflections on a Late Resolution of the House of Peers, Respecting the Peerage of Scotland; Addressed to the Chancellor, and C. J. of the Common Pleas,

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  19,16
• Memorial for the Magistrates and Council of the City of Edinburgh, Containing a Short Account of the Erection of the Charity Work-House, the Reasons for Applying to the Legislature

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  19,16
• An Authentic Account of the Proceedings of the States of Holland, on the Complaint Laid Before Them by His Excellency Sir Joseph Yorke, Ambassador at the Hague, Concerning Hostilities Committed in the River of Bengal

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  19,16