Discursory thoughts on the late Acts of Parliament, viz. Medicine, Horse, Window, Post, Plate, &c
Subtitle: with an address to the farmers, contending that they, and poor apple, turf, and coal carriers, are not obliged by the Horse Act to enter their horses, because necessity may prompt them to ride ; also, pointing out the parliamentary remedy for the grievance people sustain by the equivocal wording of the Horse and Medicine Acts
By: by Francis Spilsbury, Soho Square, London
Publisher: publisher not identifed
Published: 1785
Place of publication: London?
Language: eng
Number of pages: 79
Subjects: Patent medicines; Law and legislation; Taxation; Politics and government; Nostrums; Taxes; Great Britain. Parliament (1785)
Other titles: Discursory thoughts on the Medicine Act
Notes: Signatures: pi1 A-K⁴.

Includes bibliographical references.

ESTC N505400

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