An address to both Houses of Parliament, respecting the present state of public affairs In which the true cause of our national distresses is pointed out, and proper means for the... von Philo Patriae

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A letter to a friend, concerning the effects of the French Revolution upon the people of England. By Philo-Patriae von Philo-patriae

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Considerations on the bill to permit persons professing the Jewish religion to be naturalized by Parliament in several letters from a merchant in town to his friend in the country von Philo-Patriae

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A comparison between a dishonest tricking lawyer and a highway-man Proving the latter to be a better morallist, and a better common-wealths-man von Philo-patriæ

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Justice's plea, or A serious, seasonable and most submissive motion (back'd with many weighty motives) most humbly tendered by one of the meanest sons of his deare mother England,... von Philo-Patriae

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The groans of Ireland humbly address'd to the L-r-d-s and C-mm---s of this kingdom von Philo Patriae

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Further considerations on the Act to permit persons professing the Jewish religion to be naturalized by Parliament on the present footing are fully considered and proved von Philo-Patriae

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Observations on the buyers or receivers of stolen goods particularly of lead, iron, &c. taken from buildings von Philo-Patriae

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A plain and serious address to the inhabitants of the Massachusetts province relating to the choice of their representatives von Philo Patriae

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A letter to a member of the Parliament of Ireland von Philo-patriæ

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A full and genuine account of the murder of Mrs. Robinson by Elton Lewis, On Monday Night, April 21, 1735 von Philo Patriae

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