IX.

THE SONG OF ALBION,
A POEM;

COMMEMORATIVE OF THE CRISIS,

WITH LINES ON

THE FALL OF WARSAW,

AND OTHER POEMS.

BY HENRY SEWELL STOKES.

In 8vo. 98.

The poet has painted various just and beautiful pictures, expressed many worthy sentiments, and treated us in the midst of political tirades to innumerable sketches of fine verse. * This man has poetry in him—he has a heart to feel, and a spirit to express, what we cannot but love."-Athenæum.

X.
THE

PARLIAMENTARY POCKET-BOOK:

OR,

A KEY

TO THE HOUSES OF LORDS AND COMMONS:

CONTAINING

ALPHABETICAL ACCOUNTS OF ALL MEMBERS Composing the Legislative Assemblies of GREAT BRITAIN;

INCLUDING THE NEW PARLIAMENT:

With other Titles, Official Appointments, Town and Country Residences, Relationship, Political Connexions, &c. &c.; also, the Regulations and Standing Orders of both Houses respecting Privileges, Private Bills, Fees, Fines, and Committees; lists of the Scottish and Irish Nobility who do not sit in the House of Peers; and every other species of information respecting the Constitution and usages of Parliament.

"A country may have a good Constitution and a bad Government; and vice versa.-The Constitution of England is immortal!"-A Saying of Cardinal Richelieu.

In one thick volume, crown octavo, neatly bound.

PRINTED BY A. J. VALPY, RED LION COURT, FLEET STREET.