Cox, Richard Sir
Also known as
Cox, Richard
Born 1702-01-01
Died 1766-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF70334460
- WikidataQ19363254
- ISNI0000000082600114
- Open LibraryOL513749A
Top Subjects
- Ireland (6)
- Public Debts (5)
- Politics and government (5)
- 18th century (5)
- Irish question (4)
- Richard Cox Sir (1702-1766) (4)
- Great Britain (3)
Books by Cox, Richard Sir
Total count: 29
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A letter from Sir Richard Cox, Bart. to Thomas Prior, Esqshewing, from experience, a sure method to establish the linen-manufacture, and the beneficial effects it will immediately produce.Dublin printed: London, re-printed: and sold by M. Cooper1749-01-01
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A serious and seasonable address to the citizens and freemen of the city of Dublinprinted by Edward Bate, for Cha. Connor1749-01-01
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The Cork surgeon's antidoteagainst the Dublin apothecary's poyson : For the citizens of Dublinprinted for Peter Wilson1749-01-01
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A letter from Sir Richard Cox, bart. to Thomas PriorDraper1750-01-01
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An examination of the facts, and a detection of the impudent falsehoods, and gross misrepresentations, contained in a pamphlet, intitled, A critical review of the liberties of British subjects. ...London, printed: Dublin, re-printed for Peter Wilson1750-01-01
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Dialogue between Dick ̲̲̲̲̲and Tom,̲̲̲̲̲ Esqrsrelating to the present divisions in I-----d[s.n.]1754-01-01
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The proceeding of the Honourable House of Commons of Ireland in rejecting the altered Money-Billon December 17, 1743 [sic], vindicated by authorities taken from the law and usuage of Parliament. Wherein are occasionally exposed the fallacies of two pamphlets, intitled, "Considerations on the late bill, &c." - And "Observations relative to the late bill for paying off the residue of the national debt.".Dublin, printed: and Corke: reprinted by G. Harrison1754-01-01
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The proceeding of the Honourable House of Commons of Ireland, in rejecting the altered Money-Bill, on December 17, 1753, vindicated by authorities taken from the law and usage of Parliament. Wherein are occasionally exposed the fallacies of two pamphlets,intitled, "Considerations on the late bill, &c."- and "Observations relative to the late bill for paying off the residue of the national debt.".The third edition.Printed for Peter Wilson, in Dame-street1754-01-01
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A letter from Dionysius to the renowned triumvirate.printed for Peter Wilson1754-01-01
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The proceeding of the honourable House of Commons of Ireland, in rejecting the altered money bill, on December 17, 1753, vindicated....printed for Peter Wilson1754-01-01
The proceedings of the honourable House of Commons of Ireland, in rejecting the altered money-bill, on December 17, 1753, vindicated by authorities.Reprinted for T. Butler ... and M. Cooper ...1754-01-01-
A second letter to the publick, on the present posture of affairs[s.n.]1754-01-01
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An Answer to a pamphlet intitled, The proceedings of the honourable House of Commons of Ireland, in rejecting the altered money bill, on December 17, 1753, vindicated, &cso far, as the same relates to the argument of a pamphlet, intitled, Considerations on the late bill for payment of the remainder of the national debt, &c[s.n.]1754-01-01
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An answer to part of a pamphlet intitled, The proceeding of the Honourable House of Commons of Ireland, in rejecting the altered money-bill on December 17, 1753, vindicated[s.n.]1754-01-01
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A third letter to the publick, on the present posture of affairswith some quaeries proposed to certain modern authors, and submitted to the consideration of the publick[s.n.]1754-01-01
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A charge delivered to the grand jury at the general quarter sessions for the county of Cork held at Bandon-Bridge on Jan. 14, 1755Printed by Matthew Williamson ...1755-01-01
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A refutation of all the malicious falsehoods and misrepresentations against Sir Richard Cox, bt., and his eldest son Richard Cox, Esq., contained in a paper entitled A letter to the public, and published this 24th day of June 1756Printed by Peter Wilson ...1756-01-01
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A refutation of all the malicious falsehoods and misrepresentations, against Sir Richard Cox, Btand his eldest son Richard Cox, Esq; contained in a paper, entitled, A letter to the public; ... By Sir Richard Cox, Bart.printed for Peter Wilson1756-01-01
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A Letter to His G[rac]e the D[uk]e of B[edfor]d.s.n.1757-01-01
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A letter to His Gr--e the D--e of B-----d. L--d L---t of Ir----d.The second edition.1757-01-01
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A letter to his Gr--e the D--e of B-----dprinted in the year1757-01-01
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A letter to His G-e the D-e of B- -dprinted for P. Herbek1757-01-01
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A letter from Sir Richard Cox, Bart. to the High-Sheriff of the county of Cork. Relative to the present state of the linen-manufacture in that county; and further means of improving itprinted for Peter Wilson1759-01-01
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The case of Edward Lord Bishop of Elphin, in relation to money, part of the rents of the Ranelagh Charity, lodged in a public bank in Dublinwith notes, critical and explanatoryprinted for Peter Wilson1760-01-01
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Lysimachus, or, A dialogue concerning the union of Great-Britain and IrelandPrinted for G. Faulkner1760-01-01
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Previous promises inconsistent with a free Parliamentand an ample vindication of the last Parliament.printed for P. Wilson1760-01-01
The present state of His Majesty's revenue, compared with that of some late years.Printed for P. Wilson1762-01-01-
Letter to the people of Laurencekirkon occasion of presenting the King's charter, by which that village is erected into a free and independent burgh of barony : to which are subjoined, an abridgement of two letters published by Sir Richard Cox, containing an account of the establishment and progress of industry in his village near Corke in Ireland, the Guardian, No. 9, and, the clause of erection of Laurencekirk into a burgh of baronySold by J. Sibbald1780-01-01
Autobiography ...from the original manuscript, preserved at the "Manor House, Dunmanway", county CorkJ.R. Smith1860-01-01