At head of title: "(49)" and "Numb. 20". On the lower part of the p. "(Price 1d.)". Leaf signed "Y".,Caption title.,In relation to the succession of the Kingdom.

Praising the Queen for uniting the two kingdoms.Praising the Queen for uniting the two kingdoms.,Caption title.,Imprint from colophon.,Leaf signed "E".,At top: "[13]" "Numb. 3". Bottom of p. "(Price Id.)".

Related to "the Queen's Royal bounty in remitting the arrears of the tenths due from your poor clergy," ...,Caption title.,Leaf signed "Mmmm", has price "(Price 1d.)"

Accused of conspiring with the French government, by passing secret information to that government.,Signed: William Gregg.,Caption title.,Imprint from colophon.

Includes two addresses of the House of Commons to the Queen : one related to the death of Prince George of Denmark; and the other praising the armed forces of the nation. Each address includes Her Majesty's response.Includes two addresses of the House of Commons to the Queen : one related to the death of Prince George of Denmark; and the other praising the armed forces of the nation. Each address includes Her Majesty's response.,Caption title.,Pages are number "[15]" and "[16]". "Numb. 5" is on the right top of page 15.,"(Price 2d.)",Prince George, died Oct. 28, 1708. Cf. DNB.

Caption title.,Imprint from colophon.,Questions the policies of the current government.

Published between 1723 and 1748.,Page 1 signed at the bottom: Edm. London,Imprint from colophon.,In double columns.,Title from caption.,Original:28 x 22 cm.

from E.C. to J.F. at the Grecian Coffee-house.,Caption title.,Imprint from colophon.,Printed in double columns.,Letter dated: Taunton-Dean, Sept. 3, 1701.,The Exeter queries, criticizing the government, follow text of letter.,"Purportedly written by a member of the Whig party, concerning political tactics."--ESTC.

At head of title: "(57) Numb. 24". At the bottom of the p. "(Price 1d.)" Leaf signed "Cc".,Caption title.,On the matter of giving protection to the Queen from treasonous persons.

Broadside signed, "Dear Nobs, Your brother in adversity".,An answer to "The Observator's letter to his learned counsel", attributed to Richard Lechmere. Cf. Biblioteca Lindesiana. Catalogue of English broadsides 1505-1897. Item no. 1037.,Right lower part of page missing.