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A memorial, or humble petition presented to the judge in the High Court of the Tournelle, in Paris, by the honourable Edward Wortley Montagu, Esq; Member of Parliament for the County of Huntingdon. And Theobald Taaffe, Esq; Member of Parliament for Arundel; against Abraham Payba alias James Roberts, and Louis Pierre, jeweller; appealing from the sentence give in favour of the said Roberts and Pierre, the 14th June, 1752. In which all the Proceedings from the Month of October last are re-capitulated, and all the Allegations and Accusations of James Roberts against the said Members of the British Parliament, are particularly answered and fully refuted, and Cause shewn why the Memorialists should have a new Trial, and the Sentence of the 14th of June be repealed. Translated from the original printed at Paris
Edward Wortley MontaguDate: [1752?]
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The memorial presented to the high court of La Tournelle at Paris, in favour of Abraham Payba, Jew, a native of London; against E----d W-----y M------u, Esq; and T-------d T----e, Esq; Translated from the French original
Payba, AbrahamDate: MDCCLII. [1752]
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A short treatise compos'd and published by John Meirs, formerly a Jew, now by the signal mercy of God in Christ, converted to the Christian Faith; As Own'd and Acknowledg'd by the Church of England. Proving the Messiah already to be exhibited and come into the world. For the use and benefit of the Jews.
Meirs, JohnDate: 1717