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ELDRED, SIR,—1774. Sir E. of the Bower. 682 a.

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Jordan, 8vo. 1s.-1802. The Scum Uppermost, when the Middlesex Porridge-pot boils over!! An Heroic E. Ballad; with Explanatory Notes, accompanied with an Admonitory Nod to a Blind Horse. Lond. 4to. 2s.-1802. An Address to the Independent Freeholders of the County of Suffolk, on the approaching E. By a Suffolk Freeholder. Lond. Jordan, 8vo. 1s.-1802. Two Letters, principally upon the subject of the late Contested E. at Nottingham. Lond. Jordan, 8vo. 1s.-1803. Reflections on the late E. in the County of Cambridge; with Incidental Remarks on the Present State of the Nation. By a Freeholder of that County. Lond. Hatchard, 8vo. 1s. 6d. 1803. Ten Letters, principally upon the Subject of the late Contested E. at Nottingham. Lond, Jordan, 8vo. 1s.-1803. On the late Contested E. at Nottingham. 289 g.-1804. Considerations on the Twofold Mode of E.s adopted in France. 988.-1805. Reports of Cases of Controverted E.s in the 2d Parliament of the United Kingdom; regem. 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Political Character and Connections of Sir Francis Burdett. Bart. By an Attentive Observer. Lond. 8vo. - 1806. Letters on E. 986 i.1807. Observations on the Doctrines advanced during the late E.s. 240 f. -1807. The Poll taken at the E. for the County of Dorset. 384 g.1810. The E. for Essex. 171 s.-1810. Collection of Acts of Parlia ment relative to E. in England, Ireland, and Scotland; with References to several reported Cases, containing the determinations of the House of Commons. 307 t.-1811. Poll at the Gloucestershire E. 4to. 10s. 6d. 1812. Treatise on the E. Laws. 96 d.-1812. The late E. at Liverpool. 190 t.-1812. Practical Abridgment of the E. Law, from the is. suing of the Writ to the Return; adapted particularly to the use of returning Officers, Candidates, and E.ors, in the respective proceedings for Counties, Cities, and Boroughs. 307 u.- 1818. An Account of the Forms of Procedure at E.s. 150 p.-N. D.-Case of the late E. for the County of Middlesex considered. 326 1.The Freeholder's Plea against Stockjobbing E.s of Parliament-men. 374 x.-De E.e Imperatoris Romano-Germanici. 714 b.-1788. A Peep behind the Curtain at the Westminster E. See VOLPONE, 1788.

ELECTIONEERING.-1768. Flagel; or a Ramble of Fancy through the land of E.; in the manner of the Devil upon Two Sticks. Lond. Kearsley, 8vo. 2s.

ELECTORS.-1739. An Address to the E. &c. of Great Britain, on the late Succession. Lond. 8vo.-1754. The Crisis; or an Alarm to the British E. on the choice of Members of Parliament; to which is added, a particular Address to the Liverymen of London. Lond. Brown, 8vo. 6d.-1754. The Candidate's Guide; or the E. Rights decided; shewing the determination of the rights of E.s, by the Hon. Commons of Great Britain, &c. Lond. Cooper, 8vo. 1s.-1755. An Address to all the E. of the Counties, Cities, and Counties of Cities, and Boroughs of England; earnestly recommending them to insist upon their respective Representatives moving for, and procuring a Bill to restrain the excessive number of Attornies in England and Wales, &c. Lond. Crowder, 8vo. 6d.—1756. An Address to the E. of England. Lond. Cooper, 8vo. 1s.-1761. Interesting Advices to the E. of Great Britain; with a serious Address to the Clergy. Lond. Dilly, 8vo. 6d.—1761. The Art of Speaking and holding one's Tongue, in and out of Doors; earnestly recommended at this time to the serious perusal of all Candidates and E. Lond. Seyffert, 8vo. 1s.-1768. Liberty's Offering to British E.; or Cautions offered to the consideration of those who are to choose Members to serve in the ensuing Parliaments. Written by a Noble Lord. Lond. Williams, 8vo. 1s. 1768. An Address to the E. of Great Britain. See PROVISIONS, 1768.—1768. A Cautionary Address to the E. of England; being a touching-stone between the Constituents and Candidates. Lond. Williams, 8vo. 1s.-1774. An Alarm for illustrious (though careless) E. Lond. Evans, 8vo. 6d.—1774. A Letter, humbly submitted to the perusal and consideration of the E. and People of England. By a Gentleman. Lond. Baldwin, 8vo. 1s.—1774. An Address to the E. of Great Britain. See SLAVERY, 1774.-1781. Address to the E. of Great Britain. See OPPOSITION, 1781.-1782. The Titles and Dignities of the E., Ecclesiastical and Temporal Princes, &c. that compose the Germanic Body. 304 s.-1790. Coalitions and Compromises; an Appeal to the E. of Great Britain. 78 y.-1790. A Letter to the worthy and independent E. of the Town of Down. Patrick. 240 c.-1790. An Address to the E. of Great Britain and Ireland, on the approaching General E. By an Independent Freeholder. Lond. Walter, 8vo. 1s. 6d.-1791. Letters to the E. of Great Britain. 889 f. -1801. A Letter to the E. of Nottingham. 198 k.-1802. A Brief Address to the E. of Great Britain on the approaching General E. By an Elector. Longman and Rees, 8vo. 9d.-1802. The Duties of E.; with Answers to Reviewers. By the Author of Impolicy of returning Bankers, &c. Lond. Jordan, 8vo. 6d.-1806. An Address to the Independent E. of Westminster. 631 x.-1806. A Letter to the Independent E. of Westminster. 633 p.-1809. Letter to the E. of England. 177 u. -1811. A Serious Call to the E. of Great Britain. 715 t.-1815. An Address to the E. of Westminster. 242 q.-N. D.-A Serious Exhortation to the E. of Great Britain. 375 0.-An Address to the E. of the City of Canterbury. 811 d.-See BRITAIN-ENGLAND.

ELECTORATE.-1612. De E.u S. Rom. Imperii, Comitivæ Palatinæ Rheni Antiquitus adnexo et cohærente. 387 k.—1612. Antithesis ad Clariss. viri Marquardi Freheri Assertionem de Palatino E.u. 411 v.

ELECTRA.-1545. E. 346-1650. The E. of Sophocles; translated into English Verse. 951 n.-1729. Eschyli Chophori Sophoclis E., et Euripidis E., Græce. 346 -1746. A Specimen of Observations on the Ajax and E. of Sophocles. 492 h.-1750. Parallele des quatres E., de Sophocle, d'Euripide, de Crebillon, et de Voltaire. 394 w.-1750. A Translation of the E. of Euripides. 588 c.-1791. E.; a Tragedy. 269 b.-1754. E. 869 a.-1764. E.; a Tragedy. 853 n. Ň. D. -E.; a Tragedy. 385 d.

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