...as trifling and unworthy of notice. MONTHLY CATALOGUE. POLITICS....POLITICAL CECONOMY ART. 1 8. — Thoughts on the English Government. Addressed to the...People of England. In a Series of Letters. Letter tie Fourth. 8-z>». \s. 6d. Wriht. 1800. A HIS letter is -chiefly employed in censuring Blackstone...

...subsided, must inevitably return. Wjth, this view he published a " LETTER," which he very properly addressed to the " Quiet good sense of the people of England" in which letter he discussed the nature, th,e principles, tUe form, the operation, andthe-efn fecUj of...

...-General to prosecute John Reeves, Esq., as the author or publisher of a printed pamphlet, intituled, " Thoughts on the English Government — addressed to...Corruptions caused in both by the Introduction of trench Principles — The Effects produced by the Reformation and the Revolution upon Political Principles...

...author or publisher of a printed pamphlet, intituled, " Thoughts on the English Government—addressed to the quiet good, sense of the people of England, in a series of letters—Letter the first, on the National Character of Englishmen—The Nature of the English Government—The...

...Levellers." Another by Mr. Joseph Moser (late a Police Magistrate), inlitled, " An Examination of the Pamphlet entitled ' Thoughts on the English Government,...to the Quiet Good Sense of the People of England.'" Another by Mr. Cawthorne, intitled, " A Letter to the King in Justification of a Pamphlet entitled...

...following REPORT From the Committee appointed to inquire who was the Author of the Pamphlet, intituled, " Thoughts on the English Government — addressed to the quiet good sense of the People of England ; ma series of Letters— Letter the first, on the National Character of Englishmen— the Nature of...

...to be published ut London, printed for J. Owen No. 168 Piccadilly, in the year 1795 : itisintituled Thoughts on the English Government, addressed to the...of the people of England, in a Series of Letters." [Mr. Lowten read the extracts set forth in the Information, and some other extracts which were called...

...di'iiour Subjcclis, penes Dom Protectoroiu ct .Parliamrntiiiu, >\c. 410. 8g. 1{ riv i- s "s ( J «l in ) thoughts on the. English government, addressed to the quiet good sense of the people of England, in a--strlesrof l letters, (4ipfu-ts) 8vo.. \us. fi,l. seical. <;O. lln-nH r on ihr rvculs and ciccuinstauces...

...of Commons against the Votes of Bishops in Parliament. 4to. Oxford, 1641. [N. 8. 39.] REEVES (John) Thoughts on the English Government, addressed to the...of the People of England, in a Series of Letters. 8vo. London, 1795. [Hh. 3. 41.] MADOX (Thomas) Firma Burgi, or an Historical Essay concerning the Cities,...

...Petition for Peace examined and refuted," 1795," 8»o. In 1795 a pamphlet was printed anonymously, entitled, " Thoughts on the English Government ; addressed...people of England. In a series of Letters, Letter I." 8vo. This pamphlet almost immediately became the object of animadversion in both Houses of Parliament....