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51. `Another New Years Gift for Arbitrary Judges: or Some Sober Reflections on Injustice', (pp.753-754)

Date:
1681
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C DFP/3325/80

52. `Dialogue upon Dialogue: or L'Estrange, No Papist nor Jesuite; but the Dog Towzer' (pp.659-662)

Date:
1681
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C DFP/3325/69

53. `Englands Appeal to the Parliament at Oxford, March 21st, 1681', (pp.249-250)

Date:
1681
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C DFP/3325/29

54. `Evidence to Character; or The Innocent Imposter: being A Portrait of a Traitor by his Friends and by Himself'

Date:
unknown
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C DFP/3325/87

55. `Fitz-Harris's Last Sham detected: Or a Vindication of His Sacred Majesty from those foul Aspersions cast upon Him by that impudent Libel called Fitz-Harris's last Confession left under his own Hand and published by Dr. Hawkins'. (pp.569-572)

Date:
1681
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C DFP/3325/63

56. `From Aboard The Van-Herring, Being a full Relation of the present State and sad Condition of that Ship in a New Letter from Legorn to a Merchant in London', (pp.707-708)

Date:
1680
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C DFP/3325/73

57. `Guthrie v Sterne, Mr. Phillips's Speech in the Court of Common Pleas, Dublin'

Date:
9 Jun 1815
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C DFP/3325/84

58. `His Majesties Charge to all the Justices of the Peace of the County of Middlesex upon his going to meet his Parliament at Oxford', (pp.251-252)

Date:
[1681]
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C DFP/3325/30

59. `More Work for the Popish Implements, Nat. Thompson and the Observator: showing How contradictory the are to themselves from what they were when the one published and the other allowed this following Narrative of Sir Edmondbury Godfreys Murder; which for the Satisfaction of all People we have here Verbatim Reprinted', (pp.385-388)

Date:
1682
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C DFP/3325/48

60. `Mr. Fitz-Harris (Now Prisoner in the Tower) His Case Truly Stated, Humbly offered to the Free-holders of England why he ought to be tried by a Jury of his Neighbours and not by the House of Peers: In a letter to Mr. C.L.C.F.S. and B.H.Greeting', (pp.547-550)

Date:
1681
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
C DFP/3325/59