Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords

[Collection of newspaper clippings and one broadside regarding the trial for adultery and the death of Queen Caroline.]

A bill intituled An act to authorise the trustees of the British museum to deposit copies of local newspapers with local authorities, and to dispose of valueless printed matter

A Compleat history of the whole proceedings of the Parliament of Great Britain against Dr. Henry Sacheverell

A declaration and protestation of the peers ... against the late treasonable proceedings ... of some members of the Commons ...

A detailed account of the proceedings in the House of Lords on the subject of the articles charged in the impeachment of Warren Hastings, Esq., subsequent to the close of the evidence on the part of the prosection and on the part of the defence in the Court, in Westminster Hall

A letter to the House of Lords on the grant to the college of Maynooth

Abstract of the evidence given in the Committee of the House of Lords

An account of the number of appeals presented to the House of lords

An authentic account of the debates in the House of Lords

Briand-Kellogg pact

Charitable trusts' bill

Edward Atkyns, Esq., appellant, John Atkyns, Esq., and others, respondents

First report from the select committee to whom it was referred to consider so much of His Majesty's speech as relates to the dearth of provisions

Gods master-piece

In the House of Lords, on appeal from Her Majesty's Court for divorce and matrimonial causes, between Emma Bowles Milford, appellant and Alfred Milford, respondent

In the House of Lords, on appeal from His Majesty's Court of Appeal (England), between the London Transport Company, Limited, appellants, and Bessler, Waechter & Company, Limited, respondents

Index of cases commented upon in judgments in the Court of Session and in Scottish appeals to the House of Lords

Margaret Haig, Viscountess Rhondda

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of Jones's divorce bill

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of Rushbrooke's divorce bill

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of Stocker's divorce bill

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Alexander Grant Esquire with Maria Theresa his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Arthur Stock with Mary Beauman otherwise Wahab and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes."

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Barron Grahame with Caroline Keissling his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Charles Simmons with Frances Fanny his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Henry Boddington Webster Esquire with Emilie Marie Louise Wilhelmina Webster his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes"

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Herbert Morgan Esquire, a lieutenant in Her Majesty's Fifteenth Regiment of Hussars, with Elizabeth Morgan his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of John Baskervyle Glegg Esquire the younger with Elizabeth Glegg his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Louisa Turton with Thomas Edward Michell Turton her now husband and to enable the said Louisa Turton to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Maurice Crosbie Moore, Esquire, with Diana Moore his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of William Carleton, Esquire, with Rosamond Carleton his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of William Chippindall with Mary Anne Chippindall his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes."

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of William Hough, a major in the military service of the Honourable East India Company, with Sophia his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes."

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of William Medows Hamerton Esquire with Isabella Frances his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes"

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of William Robert Clayton Esquire with Alice Hugh Massy his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes."

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled � An act to dissolve the marriage of Edward William Trafford Esquire with Louisa his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled � An act to dissolve the marriage of Jonathan Warr with Betty his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of Wyndham's divorce (India) bill

Proprietary medicines

Report from the select committee of the House of Lords on Metropolitan Hospitals, etc. 2, (vol 2. analysis of evidence.), 3.

Report from the Select Committee on Bank Acts, [1857, '58]

Report on the burdens of real property

Reports of cases on appeal from Scotland, decided in the House of peers

Second report from the select committee of the House of Lords on metropolitan hospitals, etc. together with the proceedings of the committee, minutes of evidence, and appendix

Sir George Caswall, knt. Jacob Sawbridge, Esq, Robinson Knight and Sir Henry Blunt, bart. formerly Henry Blunt, appellants, Thomas Houghton, respondents

Standing orders of the House of Peers, relative to the bringing in and proceeding on private bills

Stephenson's London and Brighton Railway

The Dover "Duke of Cambridge" case

The examination of Maj. Gen. Anstruther, Lieutnt. Governor of Minorca

The five last protests entred [sic] in the journals of the House of Lords

The humble address of the right honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled presented to His Majesty on Friday the twenty second day of February, 1716

The Lords protest on the second rejecting of the pension-bill

The proceedings of the House of Lords, concerning the Scottish conspiracy

The proceedings of the right honourable the Lords spiritual and temporal, in Parliament assembled, upon the bill, intituled, an act to release from the obligation of the oath of secrecy, the members of the court-martial appointed for the tryal of Admiral John Byng, pursuant to the exception contained in the said oath

The report of the Lords committees appointed to draw up the state of the case upon the writ of error, lately depending in the House of Peers

The whole proceedings on the trial of Her Majesty, Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, queen of England, for "adulterous intercourse" with Bartolomeo Bergami; with notes and comments. In three volumes

Third report from the select committee of the House of Lords on metropolitan hospitals, etc. together with the proceedings of the committee, minutes of evidence, and appendix

Thomas Paterson of London, Esq; appellant. Richard Graham of Glasgow, merchant, respondent

Trial of Queen Caroline

Welfare centres