Melbourne, William Lamb Viscount

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Melbourne, William Lamb

Born 1779-01-01

Died 1848-01-01

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WikidataQ312567
ISNI0000000083533312
Open LibraryOL2536106A

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Books by Melbourne, William Lamb Viscount

Total count: 17

Essay on the progressive improvement of mankind. An oration, delivered in the chapel of Trinity College, Cambridge, on the day of Commemoration. Monday, Dec. 17, 1798

W. Bulmer and Co.1799-01-01
Pizarroa tragedy, in five acts; as performed at the Theatre Royal in Drury LaneGenuine edition.

Printed for H. & P. Rice, no. 16, South Second-Street.1799-01-01
The fashionable friendsa comedy in five acts3rd ed.

J. Ridgway1802-01-01
Epilogue to the Comedy of The fashionable friendsperformed at Strawberry-Hill, 1801

J. Barfield, Printer ...1804-01-01
Remarks, submitted to the Right Hon. Viscount Melbourne, Secretary of State for the Home Departmentin reply to a pamphlet addressed to him by Nicholas Harris Nicolas, Esq. and entitled "Observations on the state of historical literature," &c

J. Hatchard & son1831-01-01
The origin of the riots of Bristoland the causes of the subsequent outrages : with a letter dedicatory to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Melbourne, principal Secretary of State for the Home Department2nd ed.

Simpkin and Marshall, and R. Hunter1832-01-01
A letter addressed to the Lord Viscount Melbourne

A. Spottiswoode1836-01-01
Norton v. Viscount Melbourne for crim. condamages laid at £10,000!!! : a full and accurate report of this remarkable trial taken in short hand by an eminent reporter expressly for this edition ; embellished with a portrait and memoir of the Hon. Mrs. Norton ....

W. Marshall1836-01-01
A letter to the Right Honourable Viscount Melbourne &c. &c. &c. on the peerageshowing the origin of the present majority in the House of Lords, and the mode by which that majority may be neutralised : with tables of the English, Irish and Scotch peerages, pointing out the political opinions of each peer

J. Ridgway1837-01-01
A letter to the Right Honourable Lord Viscount Melbourneon the causes of the recent derangement in the money market, and on bank reform2d ed. / with additions.

Longmans, Rees, Orme, Brown, & Green1837-01-01
Canada, emancipate your colonies!an unpublished argument

E. Wilson1838-01-01
Mirzas Kaiwan Jah, or the dethroned King of Oude, in chains!!!being a letter to Lord Viscount Melbourne

W. Strange1838-01-01
A defense of the rights of British agriculture and the landed interest in opposition to a free corn tradein a letter to the right Hon. Lord Melbourne

Printed by G. Matthews1839-01-01
Speech of Sir Robert Peel in the House of Commons, on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1839, on the corn laws. Letter of James M'Queen to the Right Hon. Lord Melbourne, on the statistics, &c. of agriculture and manufactures

Meggy and Chalk1839-01-01
A letter to the Right Honourable Lord Viscount Melbourne, upon the state of banking in England during the last fifty yearsparticularly with reference to the position and proceedings of the Bank of England, and their effects on the trade, manufactures, and agriculture of the country, and on the condition of the working classes

Smith, Elder, and Co.1840-01-01
The four letters of Sir Richard Phillips to Lord Viscount Melbourne and to the editor of the Weekly dispatchon the new poor law amendment act : addressed to the understandings of the just and humane

Printed for the author, at King's Library1841-01-01
Lord Melbourne's papersedited by Lloyd C. Sanders. With a pref. by the Earl Cowper.

Longmans, Green1889-01-01