Substance of the Speech of Randle Jackson, Esq., at a Special General Court of the Proprietors of East-India Stock, on Wednesday, December 13th, 1826, on a Motion of Thanks to Lord Amherst for Having Conducted to a Successful Issue the Late War with the Government of Ava

Randle Jackson

jaan 1827 · J. Cox, and sold by Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen

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Considerations on the increase of crime ... and the most likely means for the prevention of this public calamity, addressed to the magistracy of Surrey in the form of a report

Letter to ... Lord Henley, in answer to one from his Lordship, requesting a vote for Middlesex; with observations on his Lordship's plan for a reform in our Church Establishment

The Substance of a Speech ... at the East-India House ... in Support of a Restriction [i.e. Resolution] of the ... Court of Directors, for Conducting the Shipping of the East-India Company in Future, Upon Principles of ... Competition

Third Theatre. The argument of Randle Jackson, Esq., before the Lords of the Privy Council, on behalf of the trustees, new renters, and other parties interested in the late Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, as taken in short hand, with copies of the petition to His Majesty for a charter to erect a third theatre in the metropolis, and of the petition presented by the trustees and new renters of the late theatre against the granting the same, etc

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Considerations on the increase of crime ... and the most likely means for the prevention of this public calamity, addressed to the magistracy of Surrey in the form of a report