OF VOL. II.

Page.

Anfwer

Letter to Lord B. on the feveral Changes

THE Letters of Anti-Sejanus

Letters from J.J. mentioning Lord Bute's Villa

at Kew, and other Particulars

Answer to J. J.

Vindication of the Favourite, by J. J.

Continuation of Anti-Sejanus's Letters

Singular Defence of Lord Bute

The Letters of an Occafional Writer, in Defence

of the Adminiftration

An Anfwer to one of thofe Letters

Another Defence of the Adminiftration

Letters for and against the Taxation of the Co-

lonies

On the Trade of the Colonies

Written on the Repeal of the Excife on Cyder

Oppreffive Duty on Beer, confidered

3, &c.

31

35

40

43

45

66

71

75

III

115

118

139

148

153

Additional Tax on Windows, confidered

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157

On Mr. P's Behaviour while that Tax was under

Confideration

161

On Domestic Grievances, the Dearness of Provi-

fions, &c.

Reflections on publishing by Subscription

On the Tempers of the People of England and

Propofal for an Office of Inspection

Ifabella, by Sir Charles Hanbury Williams

Prices of Wheat from 1731

Letter from Lord Orford to the late King on

Mr. Pulteney's Acceptance of a Peerage

181

186

To the fame

Ironical Defence of Lord Chatham

To Ifaac Buckhorfe, Efq; from the E. of C.

To the Earl of Ch- from Buckborfe

To Buckhorse from the E. of C.

Against the Liberty of the Prefs

The Printer's Anfwer

Extract from Hayter on the Liberty of the Prefs 282
Reflections on the Dearness of Provifions, with
Hints for Remedies

Anfwer to an Objection to taxing America

283

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289

290

On the Reduction of the Land Tax to 35. in the
Pound

To the Earl of B-, on his Embassy to Ireland 292
Ironical Strictures on the Conduct of Lord Ch―

252

from Buckhorfe

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256

260

264

268

272

277

279

294

The Subject continued

299-

On the Infanity of

305

On Inclosures

308

One of the Causes of the Dearness of Provifions 313

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