Sir Peter Laurie
Substance of the Speech of Sir Peter Laurie, on the Question of the Periodical Election of Magistrates, [delivered] in the Court of Common Council ... 28th March, 1835
The Journal of Sir Peter Laurie
Substance of the Speech of Sir Peter Laurie, on the Question of the Periodical Election of Magistrates, in the Court of Common Council, on Saturday 28th March, 1835. For Private Circulation
Some Observations on a Pamphlet by Sir Peter Laurie, Bart., Entitled Killing No Murder
Election of Magistrates. A Reply to Some Portion of the Substance of the Speech of Sir Peter Laurie, on the Question of the Periodical Election of [aldermen] Magistrates ...
The Joys of Weird
The separate system combined with corrective instruction, as established in the county gaol, Reading, vindicated from the aspersions of sir Peter Laurie [in 'Killing no murder'.].
Substance of the Speech of Sir P. Laurie on the question of the periodical Election of Magistrates, in the Court of Common Council, etc
Speech ... at the public breakfast of the Wesleyan Missionary Society
Election of Magistrates
Correspondence [sic] [between P. G. Laurie and C. A. Sinclair, British Consul at Foochow]in Reference to the Neglect of the Chinese Authorities to Afford Protection to the Wreck of the Steamer Canton
"Robinson Crusoe" Collett
Petite Enveloppe Urbaine
Corespondence Between Rev. Charles Cator M.A. and Sir Peter Laurie Knight Upon the Minutes of the Court of Common Council
Rambles in India, China, &c
The Joys of Weird
Random Walks and Electric Networks
Hong-Kong to London; Or, Our New Road Home from China
Rambles in India, China, &c