An address to the advocates of reform: Allegorically representing and plainly submitting that the measure now in progress through parliament adheres not to the acknowledged principles of the constitution, and is unjust, illegal, impolitic, and unnecessary . [...]. By a member of the honourable Society of the Middle Temple.;

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