In Parliament
Subtitle: Dropt clauses out of the bill, against the Queen. For Mr. Attorney General to peruse and settle. With a refresher
Publisher: W. Hone, Ludgate hill, solicitor for said clauses.
Published: 1827
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Notes: Pt.4 of his Facetiae and miscellanies, London, 1827.

A reprint of Cohn(1924) 252, octavo edition.

At foot of t.-p.: Note. The original edition of this article was printed on a sheet of foolscap writing paper, with the preceding endorsement on its folding.

Caption on p.2, with illus. by George Cruikshank at head: A bill to deprive Her Majesty, Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, of the title, preogratives, rights, privileges, and pretensions of queen consort of this realm, and to dissolve the marriage between His Majesty and the said Queen.

Text of the bill and the satirical "dropt clauses" by Hone in parallel columns. The bill was abandoned following Lord Brougham's defense of the Queen in July 1820.