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Friend to Emancipation, A. John Clutton. The Emancipation Bill examined. Hereford, 1825.

Friend to his Country, A. Robert French. The constitution of Ireland... Dublin, 1770.

Friend to Liberty and Property, A. Rev. John Lewis. Advice to posterity concerning a point of the last importance. Written... L. 1755.

Friend to Peace and Good Order, A. Harrison Gray. A few remarks upon some of the votes and resolutions of the Continental Congress... probably P. 1775.

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Friend to Religious Liberty, A. Rev. John Palmer. Free remarks on a sermon entitled "The requisition of subscription to the 39 articles and liturgy of the Church of England not inconsistent with Christian liberty". . . L. 1772.

Friend to the Church of England, A. Francis Maseres. The moderate reformer... L. 1791.

Friend to the Churches, A. Increase Mather. A plea for the ministers of the Gospel... B. 1706.

Friend to the Established Church, A. Rev. Frederick Toll. A plain and proper answer to this question: "Why does not the Bishop of Clogher, supposing him to be the author of the Essay on Spirit,' resign his preferments' L. 1753.

Hardinge. Belle Boyd, in camp and prison. L. 1865.

Friend to the West India Colonies and their Inhabitants, A. James Tobin. Cursory remarks upon the Reverend Mr. Ramsay's essay on the treatment and conversion of African slaves in the sugar colonies. L. 1785.

Friend to True Liberty, A. Edmund Rack. England's true interest in the choice of a new Parliament briefly considered... L. 1774.

Friend to Truth, A. Tyler Parsons. Candid enquiries... relative to the difficulties which existed in the town of Manchester, Mass. . . . n.p. about 1820.

Friend to Youth, A. Miss Sarah Hoare. A poem on the pleasures and advantages of botanical pursuits, with notes; and other poems. By... Bristol, n.d.

Friend, A Mutual. Mrs. George Grote (?). The case of the poor against the rich. L. 1850.

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Fuller, Violet. Mrs. Eleanor Fullerton. In 1871 she published a volume of her poems through Sampson Low & Son, London.

Fulvius, Cnous. Charles James Fox. - See "Florus, Julius."

Fume, Joseph. William Andrew Chatto. A pipe of tobacco 1839.

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G., A., Gent. John Humphreys Parry. The maskers of Moorfields: a vision, by the late. Edited by W. Griffinhoof. L. 1815.- See " Griffinhoof, Anthony, Esq."

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G., H. Hudson Gurney. Cupid and Psyche.. Trans. by L. 1800. G., H. B. Mrs. H. B. (Goodwin) Talcott. Dr. Howell's family. B. 1869. G., H. B. Mrs. H. B. Gerry. Roger Deane's work. By.. B. 1863. G., H. M. Miss H. Maria George, in art and biographical sketches contributed to various periodicals.

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G. K. John Boyle, 4th Earl of Cork and Orrery.

"About 1753 Mr. Moore undertook the periodical publication called the World,' to which our noble author contributed three papers, viz., Nos. 47, 68, and 161... The Earl of Cork was a contributor likewise to the Connoisseur,' carried on by Mr. Thornton and Mr. Colman. In the last number of this publication G. K., which was his lordship's signature, is distinguished by the ingenious authors as their earliest and most fre... His communications quent correspondent'. to the Connoisseur' were the most part of Nos. 14 and 17, the letter signed Goliah English' in No. 19, great part of Nos. 33 and 40, and the letters signed 'Reginald Fitzworm,' 'Michael Krawbridge,' Moses Orthodox,' and 'Thomas Vainall,' in Nos. 102, 107, 113, and 129."CHALMERS, Vol. 6.

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G., P. S. Rev. Peter Southmead Glubb, B.D. A libretto, containg The armoury, The holier rood, and The London season. By.. 1875.

G., R. Rupert Green (?). A brief history of Worcester; or, "Worcester Guide improved By... Worcester,

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This volume, consisting of 160 sheets in folio, was completed by him when he was twelve and a half years old, and was followed three years later by a translation of the "Customs of the Israelites," translated from the French of the abbot Fleury, by.. 1750.

G. R. G. Rev. George Robert Gleig. The light dragoon. L. 1844.

G., R. S. Roscellus S. Guernsey, in to various Shakespeare contributions periodicals.

G., S. Samuel Gilman, D.D. Catalogue of miniature portraits, landscapes, and other pieces, executed by Charles Fraser, Esq. Charleston, S.C.,

1857.

G., S. Samuel Grascome. Certamen religiosum .. Oxf. 1704.- See also "A Presbyter of the Church of England."

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G., T. T. Gib. Remarks on the Rev. Mr. Whitefield's journal . . . L. 1738. Some memoirs G., T. Thomas Gwin. of our dear deceased friend Josiah Ceane

Plymouth, Eng., 1718.

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G., W. Sir William Gell. Views in Barbary, and a picture of the Dey of Algiers, taken in 1813, by ... L. 1815. G. W. One of the pseudonyms attributed to Junius (q.v.).

The two letters thus signed are dated March 29 and April 8, 1771, and are addressed to the Lord Mayor.

G., W. D. William D. Gallagher. Selections from the poetical literature of the West... Cin. 1841.

G., W. R. William Rathbone Greg, in the London "Pall Mall Gazette."

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G, Percival. Peter Irving. A Venetian tale (from the French). N.Y. 1820.

Gabble, Gridiron, Gent., Godson to Mother Goose. Joseph Haslewood. Green-room gossip; or, Gravity Gallinipt. A gallimaufry ... got up to guile gymnastical and gynecocratic governments. Gathered and garnished by ...

L. 1809.

Gabriel, Virginia. Mrs. Constance (Crane) Marsh. Wolfe of the knoll; and other poems. N.Y. 1860.

Gaines, Garry. Virginia S. Patterson. Gale, Ethel. Helen E. Smith, in the New York "Independent."

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Galen, Philipp. Ernst Philipp Karl Lange. Der Alte vom Berge. Roman. Berlin, 1873.

Galloway Poet, The. William Nicholson. Tales in verse. 1814; 2d ed., Dumfries, about 1834.

Galoot. Edward P. Kendall.

Gambado, Geoffrey, Esq., RidingMaster. Henry Bunbury. Academy for grown horsemen ...

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Game Chicken, The. Henry Pearce, a celebrated pugilist, and once the champion of England.

Gamma. Dr. John D. Osborne, in his contributions to the "Picayune" (New Orleans, La.).

Gander, Sir Gregory, Knt. George Ellis. Poetry and tales. Bath, 1779.

Gaol Chaplain, A. Rev. Erskine Neale. Recollections of a gaol chaplain. Reprinted from " Bentley's Miscellany."

Gaolg, Ekal. J. A. Lake Gloag. The Jesuit; or, the man of the Morgue... Glasgow and L. 1876.

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Garon. Rev. Joseph Bretland, in the "Monthly Repository" (Hackney).

Garrard, Kenner. Lewis Edward Nolan. System of training cavalry horses... L. 1853.

Garrett, Edward and Ruth. Mrs. Isabella (Fyvie) Mayo. By still waters. L. 1874.

Garrulous, George. George Arnold. - See "Grahame, Allen."

Gastine, Civique de. E. L. J. Tou lotte. Histoire de la république d'Haiti.. Paris, 1819.

Gaston, Marie. Alphonse Daudet.

Gath. George Alfred Townsend. Bohemian days. Three American tales. N.Y. 1880. Also in his contributions to numerous American periodicals.

Gathercoal, Rev. Rabshakeh, late Vicar of Tuddington. Robert Mackenzie Beverley. The posthumous letters

of... L. 1835.

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Gay, Delphine. Mme. Emile de Girardin. La croix de Berney. Paris, 1874.

Gay, Getty. Mrs. William Bennett. Gay, Joseph. John Durant de Breval. The confederates. L. 1717.

This play, though published under the name of Gay, was written by Breval.

Gay, Mr. Joseph. Alexander Pope. Compleat key to the Non-Juror ... L. 1720.

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General Officer, A. Hon. Henry Seymour Conway. An address to the public on the late dismission of ... By William Guthrie. L. 1764.

General Officer, A. Ford, 5th Earl Cavan. A new system of military discipline, founded upon principle. By... 1773.

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Gentleman, A. Sir John Leslie. The connoisseur; or, modern fashions: comedy in three acts. By ... Inverness, 1818.

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Gentleman, A. Paul Dudley. An essay on the merchandise of slaves and souls of men ... B. 1731.

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Gentleman, A. John Hippisley. Flora: an opera L. 1729.

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Gentleman, A. Henry Penruddock Wyndham. A G.'s tour through Monmouthshire and Wales... in 1774. L. 1775.

Gentleman, A. Thomas Hull. Genuine letters from. . . to a young lady, his pupil. L. 1772.

Gentleman, A. Rev. George Harbin.

The hereditary right of the crown of England asserted... L. 1713.

Gentleman, A. Sir Henry Bate Dudley (?). History of Essex. L. 1769

1772.

Gentleman, A. Leonard Welsted. Hymn to the Creator, written by... in "Gent. Mag.," October, 1790, p. 936.

Gentleman, A. Andrew Wilson, M.D. Human nature surveyed by philosophy and revelation... L. 1758.

Gentleman, A. Mr. Robinson, of Kendal. The intriguing milliners and attornies clerks... L. 1740.

Gentleman, A. James Ramsay. A letter... concerning toleration. Edinb. 1703.

Gentleman, A. William Beckford.

Letters and observations written in a short tour through France and Italy. By... L. 1786.

Gentleman, A. Anthony Hammond. A modest apology, occasion'd by the late unhappy turn of affairs. . . L. 1721. Gentleman, A. John Hatfield. A new Scarborough guide, containing customs, amusements, lodging-houses. . L. 1797.

Gentleman, A. Thomas Baker. Reflections upon learning . . . L. 1708.

Gentleman, A. William Bromley. Several years' travels through Portugal, Spain, Italy. . . Performed. . . L. 1702.

Gentleman, A. Edmond Hoyle. A short treatise on the game of whist. L. 1742.

Gentleman, A. John Adams. Thoughts on government. B. 1788.

Gentleman (A), a Descendant of Dame Quickly. James White. Original letters... of Sir John Falstaff and his friends; now first made public by ... L. 1796.

Gentleman and no Knight, A. Zachary Grey, LL.D. The Knight of Dumbleton foiled at his own weapons, In a letter to Sir Richard "Cocks," knt. By... L. 1723.

etc.

Gentleman at Halifax, A. Chief Justice Martin Howard, of North Carolina. A letter... to his friend in Rhode Island... Newport, 1765.

Gentleman educated at Yale College, A. William Livingston, Esq. Philosophic solitude; or, the choice of a rural life: a poem .. N.Y. 1847.

Gentleman formerly of Boston, A. Edward Church, Jr. The Dangerous Vice Columbia, 1789.

The "Dangerous Vice" was John Adams. Also ascribed to Silvanus Bourne.