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The aristocracy; or, a list of the members of the House of Peers, shewing, their family names, relationships, offices, pensions, salaries, parliamentary influence, and titles, so far as they can be ascertained. Compiled by a burgess of Nottingham. Part the second, containing the viscounts, barons, archbishops and bishops.

By: Burgess of Nottingham.Publisher: Nottingham : Printed at the Review Office, by Sutton and Son, [1817?]Description: [1], 26-36p.Subject(s): Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords -- History -- George III, 1760-1820 | Election districts -- Great Britain -- 19th century | Peerage -- Great Britain -- Directories -- 19th century
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Reference material House of Lords Library - Palace Librarian's Room, Principal Floor Farnham Tracts VOL.55(4) (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Not for loan 57034-1001
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VOL.55(23) Attention to the Scriptures urged and directed. VOL.55(24) Texts for discussion between Roman Catholics and Protestants. It is recommended to sew these few pages inside the Bible. VOL.55(3) The aristocracy; or, a list of the members of the House of Peers, shewing, their family names, relationships, offices, pensions, salaries, parliamentary influence, and titles, so far as they can be ascertained. Compiled by a burgess of Nottingham. Part the first, containing the peers of the blood royal, the dukes, marquises, and earls. Entered at the Stamp Office. VOL.55(4) The aristocracy; or, a list of the members of the House of Peers, shewing, their family names, relationships, offices, pensions, salaries, parliamentary influence, and titles, so far as they can be ascertained. Compiled by a burgess of Nottingham. Part the second, containing the viscounts, barons, archbishops and bishops. VOL.55(5) Report of the whole of the proceedings, under the Special Commission, held in the County Hall, at Derby, in the month of October, 1817, including the trials of Jeremiah Brandreth, alias John Coke, alias the Nottingham Captain; William Turner, Isaac Ludlam, the elder, and George Weightman, for High Treason; with the speeches of the Counsel, and other interesting particulars. VOL.55(6) The original predictions of Robert Nixon, commonly called the Cheshire prophet; published from an authentic manuscript found among the papers of a Cheshire gentleman, lately deceased. Together with Nixon's Cheshire prophecy at large; from Lady Cowper's copy, in the reign of Queen Anne; with historical and political remarks, and many instances wherein it has been fulfilled, also some particulars of his life. VOL.55(7) The Protestant's manual; reasons for the reformation.

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