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Fairburn's edition of the whole proceedings on the trial of James Watson, Senior, for high treason: including the evidence of all the witnesses; speeches of the Attorney-General, the Solicitor-General, Mr Wetherell, and Mr Serjeant Copley; with the charge to the jury at full length - to which is added the arraignment and discharge of Arthur Thistlewood, Thomas Preston, and John Hooper

A political lecture on heads, alias blockheads!! a characteristic poem: containing the heads of Derry Down Triangle, The State Jackal, The Quack Doctor, Liverpool Jack, Chancery Jack, The Croaking Frog, The Admiralty Dunder-Ass, The Soldier of Waterloo, The Chère-Amie Marchioness, and the Grand Lama of the Kremlin - drawn from craniological inspection, after the manner of Doctors Gall and Spurzheim, of Vienna

The Queen that Jack found: with thirteen cuts

The bank-restriction catechism: or, the Threadneedle-street jugglers exposed

The Threadneedle-street catechism: or bank-bubble exposed - appointed by no-directors to be read in all public and private houses throughout the United Kingdom, for the instruction of John Bull and family in the history and mystery of bank notes

George Prince Regent and the running dust-man!!!: or, dirty privileges of royal palaces - being an appeal against a conviction which took place before Robert Baker, Esq. at Marlborough Street, Nov. 17, 1818 for surreptitiously removing a quantity of dust from Carlton House; which was heard at the Westminster sessions, on Saturday, January 9, 1819 before Francis Const, Esq. chairman, and a bench of eight magistrates, including the speeches of counsel on this momentous question

Observations on Cobbett's tremendous and alarming scheme for the annihilation of the Bank of England paper system, by means of forged bank notes: with reflections on its fatal tendency

Doll Tear-Sheet, alias the Countess 'Je ne me rappelle pas': a match for non mi ricordo

John Bull's constitutional apple-pie, and the vermin of corruption

Lord Cochrane's farewell address to the electors of Westminster

Fairburn's edition of the trial of Sir F. Burdett, on a charge of a seditious libel against his majesty's government; including the defence at full length: tried at Leicester, on Wednesday, the 22d of March, 1820, before Mr Justice Best, and a special Jury

The horrible filthy green bag!: the powerful and eloquent speech of Sir Francis Burdett in the House of Commons, on the motion of Mr Wilberforce, for an address to her majesty, Thursday, June 22, 1820

Innocence defended from green bag plots: Mr Brougham's animated speech in defence of the Queen at the bar of the House of Lords - to which is added, the speech of Mr Creevey, in the House of Commons on the same important evening

A groan from the throne

A spy upon spies: or, the Milan chambermaid - developing certain particulars of the mysterious contents of the green bag