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John Mitford

Born: 1782

Died: 1831

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Born: 1782

Died: 1831

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The adventures of Johnny Newcome in the navy: a poem, in four cantos

1818

John Mitford, Thomas Rowlandson

My cousin in the army, or, Johnny Newcome on the peace establishment a poem

1822

A peep into W-r castle, after the lost mutton: a poem.

1820

The important trial of John Mitford, Esq. on the prosecution of Lady Viscountess Perceval, for perjury: at Guildhall, on Thursday, Feb. 24, 1814, before Lord Ellenborough, forming a clue to the discussions which took place relative to the affairs of her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, in the beginning of the year 1813 : illustrated with notes and observations

1814

The important trial of John Mitford, Esq., on the prosecution of Lady Viscountess Perceval, for perjury, at Guildhall, on Thursday, Feb. 24, 1814, before Lord Ellenborough forming a clue to the discussions which took place relative to the affairs of Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales in the beginning of the year 1813. Illustrated with notes and observations

1814

The poetical works of John Milton

1839

John Milton, John Mitford

Agnes, the Indian captive, with other poems

1811

The King (on the prosecution of Viscount and Viscountess Perceval) against John Mitford, Esq. for perjury: a correct report of this interesting and extraordinary trial, which took place in the Court of King's Bench, Guildhall, on Thursay, the 24th February, 1814, before the right Hon. Lord Ellenborough : together with notes, observations, and original letters, addressed by Mr. and Mrs. Mitford, to Viscountess Perceval, materially elucidating the origin of the prosecution

1814

The King (on the prosecution of Viscount and Viscountess Perceval) against John Mitford, Esq. for perjury a correct report of this interesting and extraordinary trial, which took place in the Court of King's Bench, Guildhall, on Thursday, the 24th February, 1814, before the Right Hon. Lord Ellenborough. Together with notes, observations, and original letters, addressed by Mr. and Mrs. Mitford, to Viscountess Perceval, materially elucidating the origin of this prosecution

1814

The poems of a British sailor: by John Mitford.

1818

Su ppressed poem: a peep into W-r Castle, after the lost mutton : a poem.

1820

A description of the crimes and horror in ... Warburton's private mad-house at Hoxton, commonly called Whitmore house

1820

The crimes and horrors of Kelly house (containing) the atrocious case of an American lady, the wife of William Carmichael Smith.

1820

Part second of the crimes and horrors in ... Warburton's private mad-houses at Hoxton and BethnalGreen.

1820

Sacred Specimens: Selected from the Early English Poets ; with Prefatory Verses

1827

The amours and intrigues of Queen Caroline, at home and abroad: with singular anecdotes of fifty distinguished admirers who shared her favours

1828

The private life of Lord Byron: comprising his voluptuous amours, secret intrigues, and close connection with various ladies of rank and fame, in Scotland and London, at Eton, Harrow, Cambridge, Paris, Rome, Venice, &c., &c., : with a particular account of the Countess Guiaccoli, and (never before published) details of the murder at Ravenna, which caused his lordship to leave Italy : various singular anecdotes of persons and families of the highest circles of haut ton compiled from authentic sources : with extracts from unburnt documents! and familiar letters, from his lordship to his friends : being an amusing and interesting exposé of fashionable frailities, follies, and debaucheries : with numerous coloured engravings

1836

Description of the Crimes and Horrors in the Interior of Warburton's Private Mad-House at Hoxton, Commonly Called Whitmore House

2021