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Bread C. without Importation. By an Essex Farmer. Lond. Taylor, 8vo. 15. -1796. Inquiry into the C. L., and C. Trade of Great Britain; and their Influence on the Prosperity of the Kingdom, with Suggestions for the Improvement of the C. L. 307 m. — -1797. The Policy of the C. L. examined. 534 u.-1798. A Letter to the C. Committee, on the Importation of Rough Rice, as a Supplement of Wheat Flour. 616 u.- 1804. Observations on the Operation of the New C. Bill. 278 m. - - 1808. Considerations on the C. L., by Samuel Johnson, LL. D. 462 %.—1808. Thoughts on Tillage and the C. L.; by an old Tillage Farmer. Woolmer, 8vo. 2s.-1814. On the C. L. 134 r. 1814. A Letter to the Inhabitants of Southampton, on the C. Bill. 241 y.-1814. A Letter to William Wiltshire, on the C. L. 146 m.-1814. Substance of a Speech against the proposed Alteration in the C. L. 152 y. 1814. A Letter on the proposed Alteration of the C. L. 189 e.-1814. Observations on the Effects of the C. L., and of a Rise or Fall on the Price of C. on the Agriculture and General Wealth of the Country. 638 0. -1814. Letter on the C. L. 590 h. — 1814. Speech on the C. L. 816 a.1814. Observations on an intended Proposition to the Legislature in regard to a new Arrangement as to the limiting the Price of C. 885 f. 1814. Report from the Select Committee of the House of Commons, on Petitions relating to the C. L. of this Kingdom; together with the Minutes of Evidence, and an Appendix of Accounts. Lond. 4to. 1814. Considerations on the Importation of Foreign C. arising out of the Proceedings at a Meeting of the Heritors of Fifeshire, proposing to petition the Legislature for further Restrictions, as published in the Courier Newspaper of 10th Dec. 1813. Lond. Otridge, 8vo.-1814. Observations on the C. L. and the C. Trade in 1813 and 1814. Lond. Richardson, 8vo. -1814. C. Bill. See GRAIN, 1814.-1815. On the Consequences of the unrestrained Importation of Foreign C. 331 m.-1815. The C. Bill. 563.-1815. The Grounds of an Opinion on the Policy of restricting the Importation of Foreign C.; intended as an Appendix to Observations on the C. L. 638 p. 1815. A Review of the Evidence before the two Houses of Parliament, on the C. L. 701 h. 1815. An Address to the Fundholder, the Manufacturer, the Mechanic, and the Poor, on the Subject of the C. L. 774 z. - 1815. On the C. L., and the Means of obviating the Mischief and Distresses which are rapidly increasing. 850 -1815. The Objections to the C. Bill refuted. 871 u.1815. A Few Observations on the C. L., and a short Plan for the better Protection of the Poor. By a Landholder. Lond. Law and Co., 8vo. 1s.-1815. Essay on the Application of Capital to Land, with Observations, shewing the Impolicy of any great Restriction of the Importation of C., and that the Bounty of 1688 did not lower the price of it. By a Fellow of the University College, Oxford. Lond. Underwood, 8vo. 1815. Address to

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An Intaglio of Antinous, 141 n.-1773. Disser

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CORNELIUS, QUINCIUS.-1680. * Q.i C.i Europæi Monarchia Soliposorum. 75 a.

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CORNEWALL, MR.-1697. Letter to Mr. C. and other Ministers at Tunbridge Wells. 746 u. EM. LIT. CH. BORN

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84 r.

CORNWALL, MR.-1796. A Continuation of Townsend's and C.'s Tables to the present time, as well as an Index of Reference to all the ancient and modern Entries extant. 957 u.

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CORONET.-1595. George Chapman's C. for his Mistress. 212 h. -1650. A Catalogue of C. Devises, both on the King's and Parliament's side, in the late war. 343 0.

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CORPS-1741. Dissertation sur les Forces Motrices des C. 635 r. -1805. Answer to a Narrative, by James Poole, exposing irregular Transactions in one of the Departments of Foreign C. during the late war.

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CORROSION. — 1767.

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