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Addresses the constitutional questions raised by the money-bill of 1754. A major issue being -- does the King of Great Britain or the Irish Parliament have the right to decide how the Irish revenues in the British treasury are used? Ireland would like to discharge their national debts with these funds.

Debts, Public -- Ireland --- Money -- Law and legislation -- Ireland --- Irish question --- Prerogative, Royal -- Great Britain --- Ireland -- Politics and government -- 18th century --- Leinster

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Discussion of the Cork surgeon's antidote, against the Dublin apothecary's poyson, by Anthony Litten, a pseudonym of Sir Richard Cox. Cf. Kress Lib. cat.

Cox, Richard, -- Sir, -- 1702-1766 -- Cork surgeon's antidote, against the Dublin apothecary's poyson --- Debts, Public -- Ireland --- Irish question --- Prerogative, Royal -- Great Britain --- Ireland -- Politics and government -- 18th century --- Cox