Junius

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Short biographical notice of Mr. Wilkes's political life, from
the period of publishing the North Briton, No. 45, to his
death, note

XLVII. Philo Junius to the Printer of the P. A.

XLVIII.

17, 18

Election of Messrs. Wilkes and Bull to be sheriffs of Lon-
don, and Mr. Robinson's note in favour of the ministerial
candidates, note

Origin of the dispute between JUNIUS and Mr. Horne, note 31

The Rev Mr. Horne to JUNIUS

Whipcord to the Rev. Mr. Horne, accusing him of plagia-
rism, note

30

33

35

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LII. JUNIUS to the Rev. Mr. Horne

Account of the quarrel between Mr. Wilkes and Mr. Horne,

and extracts from various letters which passed between

them during the dispute, note

III. The Rev. Mr. Horne to JUNIUS

Mr. Horne's explanation, as extracted from one of his letters,

of his reasons for originally supporting Mr. Wilkes, note

Mr. Wilkes's reply to a passage in the foregoing extract,

note

W. B. to the Rev. Mr. Horne, on a passage in his letter,
taken from a remark made by Mr. Wilkes on the margin
of his Clarendon, note

LETTER

PAGE

LIII. Vote of thanks from the Common Council to Lord Chatham,

for his declaration in favour of short parliaments, note 60

Lord Chatham's reply to the committee deputed to pre-
sent it

LIV. JUNIUs to the Printer of the P. A.

LV.

Philo Junius

LVII. JUNIUS to the Duke of Grafton

Statement of the cause between the Duke of Portland and

Sir J. Lowther, note

Decision of the Court of Exchequer on it, note

ib.

62

73

Story of the Oaks, in answer to JUNIUS's charge against the

Duke of Grafton respecting Whittlebury Forest, note 82

LVIII. JUNIUS to the Livery of London

Queries respecting the legality of pressing, with the answers

of Messrs. Wedderburn, Glynn, and Dunning, note

Philo Junius to the Printer of the P. A..

Scævola to JUNIUS in defence of Lord Camden, note

Extract from a subsequent letter of Scævola, note

Queries to Scævola in consequence of the foregoing extract,

note

LXIII. A friend of JUNIUS, in answer to a barrister at law

The barrister's letter, note

LXI. Philo Junius to Zeno

Zeno, addressed to JUNIUS, alias Edmund the Jesuit of St.

Omer's, note

LXII. Philo Junius to an Advocate in the cause of the People

The letter of an Advocate, &c. to which the foregoing is an

answer, note . .

LXIV. To the Printer of the P. A.-Declaration in behalf of JUNIUS 117

JUNIUS to Lord Chief Justice Mansfield.

Statement of the case of Eyre, note

LXV

LXVI. JUNIUS engages to make good his charge against Lord C. J.

Mansfield.

LXVII. JUNIUS to the Duke of Grafton.

Disgraceful anecdote of Lord Irnham

LXVIII. JUNIUS to Lord C. J. Mansfield

The case of John Taylor, tried for the murder of James
Smith, in which Baron Smythe, who presided, was ac-
cused of partiality, note

Mr. Dunning's defence of Baron Smythe, note

LXIX. JUNIUS to Lord Camden

Extracts from the letter of JUNIUS to Mr. Wilkes, dated

Sept. 7, 1771

MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS OF JUNIUS

LETTER I. Poplicola on the conduct of Lord Chatham

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Mr. Pitt's (Lord Chatham's) letter in explanation of his and

Lord Temple's resignation, note .

Poplicola to the Printer of the P. A. in defence of his last

letter, and in answer to Sir W. Draper, (by mistake

called C. D. instead of W. D )

Mr. Wilkes's attack upon Lord Chatham, note

Sir W. Draper's defence of him, note

III. Anti-Sejanus, jun. to the Printer of the P. A. on Lord

Chatham's forming part of an administration under the

A Faithful Monitor to the Printer of the P. A. on Lord

Townshend and his brother the Hon. Charles Townshend 165

Correggio to the Printer of the P. A.-Ironical portraits of

the Duke of Grafton, Mr. Conway, Lord Camden, Lord

Northington, Lord Shelburne, T. Townshend, the Mar-

quis of Granby, Lord Barrington, Lord Chatham, Sir G.

Elliott, and Governor Johnstone, fictitiously attributed to

the pencil of Lord Townshend

Moderator to the Printer of the P. A.-The subject Lord

VII. Grand council on the affairs of Ireland.-Ironical discussion

of instructions to be given Lord Townshend, just then ap-

pointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ...

Mr. Burke charged with being the author of the foregoing

satire, note
. . 180, 181

VIII. To the Printer of the P. A. in support of the pretended in-

structions to Lord Townshend

IX.

X.

XI.

Y. Z. to the Printer of the P. A.-Discussion, in the form of

a debate, of the King's speech on opening the session of

parliament, in Nov. 1767

Extract from the speech, note

To the Printer of the P. A. on the subject of American

Downright to the Printer of the P. A.-Attack on Lord

Chatham as the cause of the increase of the national debt 195

XII. To the Printer of the P. A.-Commission for holding the

privy seal, during the illness of Lord Chatham, attacked 196

XIII. Mnemon to the Printer of the P. A. on the grant of a part

of the Duke of Portland's estate to Sir J. Lowther . 200

XIV. Mnemon to the Printer of the P. A―The same subject con-

tinued . . . .

XV.

Lord North's defence of the grant in question, note

Anti-van-Teague in answer to Mnemon

xv. Anti-Stuart in reply to Anti-van-Teague

LETTER

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XVII. C. to the Printer of the P. A.-The ministry attacked for

suffering Mr. Wilkes to be at large with an outlawry

hanging over him.

... 211

XVIII. Qin the Corner to the Printer of the P. A. in support of the

foregoing

215

XIX. C. to the Printer of the P. A. on the subject of nullum tempus 216

To the Duke of Grafton on his taking Miss Parsons to the

XX.

..

XXI.

opera

Bifrons to the Printer of the P. A. on the Duke of Grafton's

breach of promise to the Duke of Portland respecting his

C. to the Printer of the P. A. on the commission for open-

ing parliament

224

XXIII. Valerius to the Printer of the P. A. in defence of " the Duke

of Portland's case"

226

XXV

XXIV. Fiat Justitia to the Printer of the P. A.-Attack on Lord

Barrington's letter, thanking the guards for their conduct

in St. George's Fields ..

Lord Barrington's letter and account of the riot, notes. . 230

Pomona to Master Harry in Black-boy Alley, on his du-
plicity

229

232

C. to the Printer of the P. A.-The new commission of the

board of trade ridiculed

233

XXVII. Insomnis to Mr. Woodfall in defence of the board

XXVIII. C. to the Printer of the P A.-Reply to Insomnis

xxix. To the Printer of the P. A. on the subject of American

politics

xxx. I. L. to the Printer of the P. A.-Sir Jeffery Amherst's

dismission from his government of Virginia considered . 243

XXXI. To the Printer of the P. A.-American politics further dis-
cussed, and Mr. Grenville's character defended

A letter from that gentleman to Mr. Knox on the subject of
America, note

XXXII. Lucius to the Printer of the P. A.-Sir J Amherst's dis-
mission.

245

. 250

XXX111. Atticus to the Printer of the P A. on the general state of
the country

XxX1V. Valerius to the Printer of the P. A attributing the dismis

sion of Sir J. Amherst to the influence of Lord Bute. 254

xxxv. Lucius to the Earl of Hillsborough, on Sir J. A.'s dismission 258

XXXVI. Cleophas to the Printer of the P. A. in defence of the Earl

of Hillsborough

XXXVII Luciu the Earl of H. in reply to Cleophas

Lord H.'s letter o Sir J. A. and A. B.'s answer, notes

xxxviii.L. L. to the Printer of the P. A. in support of Sir J. A.

LETTER

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XxX1X. Lucius to the Earl of Hillsborough.—The same subject con-

tinued..

271

XL. Cleophas to the Printer of the P. A. in answer to Lucius. 272

XLI. Lucius to the Earl of H.-Attack upon his Lordship con-
tinued..

XLII. The same to the same

Conclusion of Scrutator's letter in answer to the foregoing,

Corrector in reply to some answers given to Lucius's pre-

ceding letter, note

XLIII. Lucius to the Earl of H. on the subject of Sir J. A.

LIV. The same to the same

. 286

XLV. Atticus to the Printer of the P. A. on the state of the nation 289

XLVI. Temporum Felicitas to the Printer of the P. A.-Ironical

defence of Lord Hillsborough in the affair of Sir J. A.. 291

XLVII. Brutus to the Printer of the P. A. in reply to an attack on

the letter of Atticus

. . 293

XLVIII. Atticus to the Printer of the P. A. giving a description of

the members who formed the administration, together

with the then state of the country

.. 294

XLIX. Why? to the Printer of the P. A. on the appointment of

Lord Rochford to be secretary for the Northern depart-

ment

301

L.

Brutus to the Printer of the P. A. in support of the letters

of Atticus.

303

21.

Atticus to the Printer of the P. A.-The subject of his last

continued..

LIL JUNIUS to the Printer of the P. A.-Observations on the

conduct of the Duke of Grafton and Lord Camden to-

wards Mr. Wilkes ..

LIII. To the Rt. Hon. G. Grenville on American affairs
Character of Mr. Grenville, and anecdote respecting Florida
and Louisiana, by Mr. Knox, formerly his private secre-
tary, note.

LIV. JUNIUS to the Printer of the P. A in consequence of the

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monody on his supposed death by Poetikastos
The monody, and Silurus's description of JNIUs, note . . 315
Your real Friend, to the Marquis of Granby, to induce his
vote against administration, on the question of seating
Col. Luttrell for Middlesex .

LVI. Simplex to the Printer of the P. A.—An attack on the Duke

of Grafton and Sir Wm. Blackstone, for the pardon of

3V12. Amicus Curiæ to the Printer of the P. A. in defence of the

Letters of JUNIUS

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