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CONTENTS OF NO. XL.

I. Eubulus on Cambridge Education.

II. Philograntus on Ditto; in answer.
III. Eubulus' Reply to Philograntus.

IV. The Bp. of Bristol's Primary Charge.

V. Mc. Dermot's Reply to Bowles, on the Controversy about
Pope.

VI. Newton's Defence of Vegetable Regimen, with experiments.
VII. Sir H. Parnell's History of the Penal Laws against the
Irish Catholics. [Out of Print.]

VIII. Sir E. Bridges' Enquiry, What are Riches?

IX. Jonathan Wilks's Scheme for the Reduction of the Debt
and Taxation, without individual sacrifice.

X. XI. XII. Bowles's Reply to Campbell, the Quarterly Re-
view, &c. on the Controversy about Pope.

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I. A Reply to the Sixth Edition of a Pamphlet (supposed

official) on the STATE of the NATION, at the com-

mencement of 1822; considered under the Four De-

partments of Finance-Foreign Relations-Home De-

partment-Colonies and Board of Trade, &c. &c. By

J. COLLIER. With a Third Chapter on Agricultural

Distress. [Second Edition, with Additions.]

II. A Letter to the Rt. Hon. WILLIAM PITT, on his

Apostasy from the Cause of PARLIAMENTARY RE-

FORM. To which is subjoined an Appendix, contain-

ing important Documents on that Subject. [Third

Edition.] To which is now added a PROPOSAL for

a CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM, founded on Proper-

ty, and subversive of Oligarchy and Ochlocracy

III. THOUGHTS on LIBERTY, and the RIGHTS of ENG-

LISHMEN. BY BASIL MONTAGU, Esq.

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IV. A HISTORY of the PENAL LAWS against the IRISH

CATHOLICS; from the Treaty of Limerick to

the Union. With an Index. By Sir HENRY PAR-

NELL, Bart. M. P. [New Edition, corrected for the

Pamphleteer exclusively.]

V. A Letter to the Rev. P. ELMSLEY, A. M. in answer

to the Appeal made to Professor SANDFORD, as

Umpire between the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD and

the EDINBURGH REVIEW. By Professor SAND-

FORD

VI. An ADDRESS to the People of England in the CAUSE

of the GREEKS, occasioned by the late inhuman

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Massacres in the Island of Scio, &c. By the Rev.

T. S. HUGHES. [Second Edition, with Additions.]

VII. A Letter addressed to the Rev. T. S. HUGHES, by

E. H. BARKER, Esq. occasioned by the Perusal of

The "Address to the People of England in the Cause

of the Greeks." [Second Edition, with Additions.] 189

VIII. CONSIDERATIONS of the POLICE REPORT of

1816, with a Plan for effectually suppressing the

Trade of Thieving. With a few Words inducing to-

wards the Discovery of Perpetual Motion, perhaps

the actual Discovery thereof

IX. Corrected Report of the SPEECH of the Rt. Hon.

GEORGE CANNING, in the House of Commons, 25th

April, 1822, on Lord JOHN RUSSELL'S Motion for a

REFORM of PARLIAMENT...

X. The SPEECH of JOHN GEORGE LAMBTON, Esq.

in the House of Commons, on moving for a Commit-

tee to consider the STATE of the REPRESENTATION:

with a Bill for a REFORM of PARLIAMENT......

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CONTENTS OF NO. XXXIX.

I. ELECTOR'S REMEMBRANCER, or a Guide to the Votes of each
Member of the House of Commons, in the present Parliament. Giving an
account of the particular conduct of each Member; with general Observa-
tions, &c. &c. A similar work is published in France, and is of great utility.
II. The Exposé of the Present Administration, in a Pamphlet intitled The
State of the Nation in 1822. Under the Four Departments-Finance, Fo-
reign Relations, Home Department, Colonies, &c.