"The late Lord Russel's Case, with Observations upon it." Speech of the Honourable Henry Booth at Chester, on his being elected Knight of the Shire for that County, March, 1680-13." "Another Speech," which seems to have been addressed to his county, to persuade them to join the prince of Orange 4. "Charges to the Grand Jury in 1691, 92, and 93." "The Works of the Right Honourable Henry late Lord Delamer and Earl of Warrington, containing his Lordship's Advice to his Children, several Speeches in Parliament, &c. 5. with many other occasional Discourses on the Affairs of the two last Reigns; being original Manuscripts", written with his Lordship's own hand." Lond. 1694, 8vo. Dedicated to his son and successor, by the pub ⚫ [Printed in folio, 1689.] • State Tracts, vol. ii. p. 147. • Ib. p. 434. [In p. 97 of this volume, says Dr. Lort, a speech for the Exclusion Bill has this remarkable expression: “I hope it is no regis ad exemplum that makes our nation so lewd and wicked at this day."] 6 ["About thirty-two" in number, says the advertisement of Dunton the bookseller.] |