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 CONTENTS, 
 
 Page 
 Rules and Regulations v 
 
 CATALOGUE. 
 London : 
 
 General History and Topography 1 
 
 Apprentices 12 
 
 Bartholomew Fair 13 
 
 Biography 14 
 
 Bridges 20 
 
 Charities and Poor 22 
 
 Clubs, Spies, and Guides 25 
 
 Colleges 29 
 
 Companies 32 
 
 Ecclesiastical bQ 
 
 Fire of liOndon 63 
 
 Gazettes Q6 
 
 Hospitals 69 
 
 Improvements 72 
 
 Inns of Court 74 
 
 Laws, Charters, Customs 76 
 
 Miscellaneous 87 
 
 Pageants 95 
 
 Parishes and Churches 1 05 
 
 Plague Ill 
 
 Police 113 
 
 Political 120 
 
 Population 150 
 
 Prisons 152 
 
 Public Buildings 156 
 
 Royal Palaces and Parks 159 
 
 311 
 
IV 
 
 Page 
 
 St. Paul's Cathedral ^ 1 60 
 
 Schools, Societies, SfC 1 62 
 
 Thames and Port of London 171 
 
 Theatres 175 
 
 Theological 177 
 
 Southwark 195 
 
 Westminster 197 
 
 Manuscripts 205 
 
 General Catalogue: 
 
 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and Political Documents and 
 
 Records 213 
 
 Pohtical and Constitutional Works 253 
 
 British and Irish History 329 
 
 British and Irish Antiquities and Topography 357 
 
 Biography 389 
 
 Cases Civil and Criminal, Trials, S^c 405 
 
 Ecclesiastical History and Antiquities 438 
 
 General History and Antiquities, Chronology and Geogra- 
 phy 457 
 
 Law, Jurisprudence 487 
 
 Natural History, Philosophy, and Mathematics 498 
 
 Arts and Sciences 510 
 
 Poetry, the Drama, Essays, 5fC 515 
 
 Theology 540 
 
 Voyages and Travels 553 
 
 Miscellaneous 562 
 
 Addenda ■ 581 
 
 Index 593 
 
RULES AND REGULATIONS 
 
 OF THE LIBKAEY. 
 
 I. That the Library open daily at Ten o'clock 
 in the Morning until Five o'clock in the After- 
 noon, (Sundays, Good Friday, Christmas-day, and 
 Fast and Thanksgiving days by Proclamation, ex- 
 cepted). 
 
 II. That the Library be closed during the month 
 of August, and from the 6th to the 12th of Novem- 
 ber, both inclusive. 
 
 III. That every Member of the Corporation has 
 the right of personal admission into the Library, 
 and the privilege of introducing a Visitor, either 
 personally or by letter. 
 
 IV. That the name of every Visitor, with the 
 name of the Member by whom he is introduced, be 
 entered in a book to be kept for that purpose. 
 
 V. That the printed books and manuscripts, 
 prints, maps, and drawings belonging to the Library 
 be under the custody and care of the Librarian, 
 who shall carefully examine the same by the Cata- 
 
VI 
 
 logues, at least once in every year, and lay before 
 the Library Committee a Report in writing of the 
 actual state of the Library. 
 
 VI. That a Catalogue be kept in the Library, 
 for the use of persons frequenting the same. 
 
 VII. That no person have more than two printed 
 books or manuscripts at the same time. 
 
 VIIL That persons may take one or more ex- 
 tracts from any printed book or manuscript; but 
 the whole or greater part of a manuscript is not to 
 be transcribed without a particular leave from the 
 Library Committee. 
 
 IX. That persons are not to lay the paper on 
 which they write on any part of the printed book or 
 manuscript they are using, nor are any tracings to 
 be taken without a particular permission from the 
 Library Committee. 
 
 X. That no person is on any pretence to write 
 on any part of a printed book or manuscript, but 
 if any person shall observe a defect in any printed 
 book or manuscript, he is requested to signify the 
 same to the Librarian. 
 
 XL That every person return the books he has 
 been using to the Librarian, who shall carefully ex- 
 amine the same before they are put away in their 
 proper places. 
 
VI 
 
 XII. That no printed book or manuscript, print, 
 map, or drawing, be taken out of the Library, except 
 those works selected for circulation. 
 
 XIII. That all printed books or manuscripts, 
 prints, maps, and drawings, which may be presented 
 or bequeathed to the Library, be entered, with the 
 names of the donors, in a parchment or vellum book, 
 kept for that purpose. 
 
 XIV. That no Librarian or Attendant on the 
 Library receive any fee, perquisite, or gratuity, on 
 account of the execution of his office. 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
 LONDON 
 
 General History and Topography, 
 
 ABBOTT (John William), esq., The History of London from the 
 earliest period to the present time. 8vo . . Lond. 1822 
 
 Ackermann (R.), The Microcosm of London. 3 vol. royal 4to 
 
 Lond. 1808 
 
 Adams (J.), The renowned City of London surveyed and illustrated 
 in a Latine Poem, and translated into English by W. F. of Gray's 
 Inn. 4to . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 672 
 
 Allen (Thomas), The History and Antiquities of London, Westmin- 
 ster, and Southwark. 4 vol. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1827 
 
 Ambulator, The, or the Stranger's Companion in a Tour round 
 London. 12mo .. .. .. Lond. 1774 
 
 Ambulator, The, or Pocket Companion in a Tour round London. 
 Fourth edition. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1 792 
 
 Ambulator, The. Eighth edition .. .. Lond. lldQ 
 
 Antiquities, The, of London. Compiled from Pennant bv Coxhead. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1814 
 
 Archer (John Wykeham), Vestiges of old London : a series of etch- 
 ings from original drawings, illustrative of the Monuments and Ar- 
 chitecture of London in the first, fourth, twelfth, and six succeed- 
 ing centuries, with descriptions and historical notices. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1850 
 
 Babylon the Great : a Dissection and Demonstration of Men and 
 Things in the British capital. 2 vol. 8vo . , Lond. 1825 
 
 Bailey (N.), The Antiquities of London and Westminster. 24mo 
 
 Lond. 1722 
 
 Bailey (N.), The Antiquities of London and Westminster. Second 
 
 edition. 24mo .. .. .. Lond. 1726 
 
 Bailey (N.), The Antiquities of London and Westminster. Third 
 • edition. 24mo .. .. .. ,. Lond. MM 
 
 Baynes (T. M.), Twenty Views in the Environs of London, folio 
 
 Lond. 1823 
 
2 London {General History), 
 
 Beames (Thomas), M.A., The Rookeries of London, past, present, 
 and prospective. Second edition. 8vo .. Lond, \Sb2 
 
 Brayley (E. W.), J. Nightingale, and S. N. Brewer, London and 
 Middlesex, or a Survey of the Metropolis of Great Britain. 5 vol. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1810 
 
 The same, illustrated with 1039 portraits, views, historical prints, 
 medals, 8iC. together with an appendix and index. 21 vol. in- 
 laid in atlas folio. 
 
 Brayley (E. W.), Londoniana, or Reminiscences of the British ca- 
 pital. 4 vol. 12mo .. .. .. Lond.\^2S 
 
 Britton (John), The Picture of London for 1827. Second edition. 
 12mo . . .. .. .. . . Lond. 1827 
 
 Britton (John) and A. Pugin, Illustrations of the Public Buildings 
 of London. 2 vol. 8vo .. .. .. iowc?. 1825-8 
 
 Brookes (Mrs.), A Dialogue, describing a Journey through England ; 
 with an introduction, containing an account of the metropolis. 
 By the rev. John Evans, M.A. 8vo . . Lond. 1814 
 
 Brydall (John), esq.. Camera Regis, or a Short View of London. 
 8vo .. . . . . .. . . Lond. 1676 
 
 Bunhill Fields : The Inscriptions upon the Tombs, Gravestones, &c. 
 in the Dissenters' Burial place near. 8vo . . Lond. 1717 
 
 Burton (Richard), Historical Remarques and Observations of the 
 ancient and present state of London and Westminster. In two 
 parts. 12mo .. .. .. .. Lond. \QS\ 
 
 Burton (Richard), Historical Remarks and Observations upon the 
 ancient and present state of London and Westminster. Fifth edi- 
 tion. 12mo .. .. .. .. Xowrf. 1703 
 
 Burton (Robert), A new View, and Observations on the ancient and 
 present state of London and Westminster. 12mo Lond. \1Z0 
 
 Burton (Richard), Historical Remarks on the ancient and present 
 state of London and Westminster. A new edition. 4 to 
 
 Westm. 1810 
 
 Busby (Thomas Lord), Costume of the lower orders of London. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1819 
 
 Busby (Thomas Lord), Civil and Military Costume of the city of 
 London; No. 1 to No. 4. atlas folio .. Lond, 1824 
 
 Chamberlain (Henry), A new and compleat History and Survey of 
 the Cities of London and Westminster, the Borough of Southwark, 
 and parts adjacent. 2 vol. folio .. .. Lond. 1769 
 
 Chamberlain, The, Accounts of the City's estate, from 1800 to 1855. 
 folio . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1801-56 
 
 Chancellor (William), Some Account of the several wards, precincts, 
 and parishes in the city of London ; with lists of the lord mayors, 
 sheriffs, and other officers, from 1660 to the present time; of the 
 court oif aldermen at the revolution in 1 688, and of the city mem- 
 bers of parliament since that period. 12mo .. Lond. \12Q 
 
 *' Choice Scraps," or single half sheets, printed and MS. relating to 
 London, folio .. .. .. 1530-1720 
 
London {General History), 3 
 
 Chronicle of London, from 1089 to 1483, with numerous contem- 
 porary illustrations, consisting of royal letters, poems, and other 
 articles descriptive of the manners and customs of the metropolis. 
 4to .. . . .. .. .. Lond. 1827 
 
 City Panorama of London, Wood street, Cheapside, Account of, with 
 Views, i^c. 8vo .. .. .. Xonrf. 1826 
 
 dementis (Venceslai) k Lybeo-Monte, Trinobantiados Augustse, sive 
 Londini, Libri VI. quibus urbis nobilissimse antiquitas, ortus, pro- 
 gressus, glorise famseque incrementa, &c. exprimuntur. 4to 1636 
 
 Companion to all the principal places of curiosity, <^c. in and about 
 London and Westminster, sm. 8vo . . Lond. 1808 
 
 Cooke (George), London and its Vicinity, to the extent of about 
 twenty miles; No. 1 to No. 8. folio .. Lond. 1826 
 
 [Cory, John], The English Metropohs in 1820. By the author of 
 the Satyrical View of London. 8vo .. Lond. \B>20 
 
 [See Clubs, Spies, and Guides.'] 
 
 Cosmo, Grand Duke of Tuscany, Travels in England, including an 
 account of London in the reign of Charles IL 4to Lond. 1821 
 
 Cryes, The, of the city of London, drawne after the life (by M. 
 Lauron, engraved by P. Tempest), sm. folio Lond. \7 II 
 
 Cunningham (Peter), A Hand-book for London, past and present. 
 2 vol. 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1849 
 
 Curiosities of London and Westminster, An Historical Account of 
 the, in three parts. 1 2mo . . . . Lond. 1 755 
 
 Curiosities of London and Westminster, (^c. 12mo Lond. 1769 
 
 Daniel (William), Six Views of London, dedicated to George Dance, 
 esq. R. A., architect to the city of London, elephant folio 1805 
 
 Defoe (Daniel), Augusta Triumphans ; or the way to make London the 
 most flourishing city in the universe. 8vo . . Lond. 1728 
 
 De Laune (Thomas), gent.. The present state of London. 12mo 
 
 Lond. 1681 
 
 De Laune (Thomas), Anglice Metropolis ; or the present state of Lon- 
 don. 12mo ,. .. .. .. Lond. 1690 
 
 Descriptio Angliae et Descriptio Londini. [Two poems in Latin 
 verse.] 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1762 
 
 Dilworth (H. W.), The History of London, in its ancient and modern 
 state, small 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \ 7 62 
 
 Ducarel (Andrew C), LL.D., History of the Royal Hospital and 
 collegiate church of St. Katherine, near the Tower of London, 
 from its foundation to the present time. 4to . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 D'Urfey (Thomas), CoUin's Walk through London and Westminster ; 
 a poem in burlesque. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1 690 
 
 Ellis (William), The Campagna of London. 4to (no title.) 
 
 Lond. 1791 
 
 Elmes (James), M.R.LA. architect, A Topographical Dictionary of 
 
 London and its environs. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1839 
 
 B 2 
 
4 London {General History), 
 
 Ely Chapel, Holborn, A notice of ; with some account of Ely Palace ; 
 to which are added short biographical sketches of some of the Bi- 
 shops of Ely. By the rev. T. B. Murray, M. A. 4to Lond. 1840 
 
 England, The true State of,, including an account of the Cities of 
 London and Westminster, with a list of the magistrates, principal 
 offices, 8;c. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1 734 
 
 English Metropolis, The, or London in the year 1820. By the author 
 of the Satyrical View of London [John Cory] . 8vo Lond. 1 820 
 
 Entick (Rev. John), History and Survey of London, Westminster, 
 and Southwark. 4 vol. 8vo .'. .. Lond. 11 QQ 
 
 Fielding (Sir John), A brief Description of the Cities of London and 
 Westminster. 12mo .. .. .. Lond. Ml Q 
 
 Fitz-Stephen's Description of the City of London, with a translation 
 by Dr. Pegge. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1112 
 
 Flora Londinensis ; containing a history of the Plants indigenous to 
 Great Britain (particularly the environs of London), illustrated by 
 figures of the natural size; by the late William Curtis, F.Ji.S. 
 A new edition enlarged, by George Graves, F.L.S. and William 
 Jackson Hooker, LL.D., F.R.A. and L.S. 5 vol. imperial folio. 
 (Coloured Plates.) . . . . . . Lond. 1835 
 
 Flora Metropolitana, or Botanical Rambles within thirty miles of 
 London. By Daniel Cooper, foolscap 8vo .. iowrf. 1836 
 
 Foreigner's Guide, or Companion both for the foreigner and native 
 in their tour through the Cities of London and Westminster, in 
 English and French. Fourth edition. 8vo .. Lond.llQZ 
 
 Gough (William), Londinum Triumphans; or an Historical Account 
 
 of the great influence the actions of the City of London have had 
 
 upon the affairs of the nation. 8vo . . Lond. 1682 
 
 [Grosley (M.), F.R.S.], Londres. 3 tomes, sm. 8vo Lausanne, 1770 
 
 Grosley (M.), F.R.S., A Tour of London; translated from the 
 
 French of, by T. Nugent. 2 vol. 8vo . . Lond. 1772 
 
 Harrison (Walter), esq., A new History, Description, and Survey of 
 the Cities of London and Westminster and Borough of South- 
 wark. folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1776 
 
 Hassell (J.), Picturesque Rides and Walks, with Excursions by 
 Water, thirtv miles round the British metropoHs. 4 vol. 12mo 
 
 Lond. 1817 
 
 Hatton (Edward), A new View of London. 2 vol. 8vo Lond. 1708 
 
 Helm (Mrs. Elizabeth), Instructive Rambles in London and the ad- 
 jacent villages. Third edition. 8vo .. Lone?. 1803 
 
 Hentzner (Paul), An Account of London and Westminster in 1598. 
 [Latin, and English translation.] 8vo Strawberry Hill, 1757 
 
 Hentzner (Paul), Account of London and Westminster in 1598. 
 [Inlaid and illustrated.] folio .. .. Lond. 1757 
 
London {General History), 6 
 
 [Herbert, William], Select Views of London and its environs, ac- 
 companied by copious letter-press descriptions : published by 
 Vemor and Hood. 2 vol. royal 4to . . Land. 1805 
 
 Hofland (Mrs.), A Visit to London. 4 vol. 8vo Lond. 1814 
 
 Hogg (John), M.D., London as it is. 2 vol.*8vo Lond. 1837 
 
 Hornor (Thomas), View of London and surrounding country, taken 
 from the cross of St. Paul's cathedral. 8vo Lond. 1822 
 
 Howard (Luke), gent.. The Climate of London, deduced from meteo- 
 rological observations made at different places in the neighbour- 
 hood of the metropolis. 2 vol. 8vo . . Lond. 1818 
 
 Howard (Luke), The Climate of London, deduced from meteoro- 
 logical observations made in the metropolis, and at various places 
 around it. A second much enlarged and improved edition, the 
 observations continued to 1830 : with engravings on wood and 
 copper. 3 vol. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1833 
 
 Howe] (James), esq., LondinopoUs : an Historicall Discourse of the 
 City of London, folio .. .. .. Lond. 1657 
 
 Hughson (David) [Dr. Pugh], London: being an accurate history 
 and description of the British Metropolis and its neighbourhood, 
 8iC., from an actual perambulation. 6 vol. 8vo Lond. 1806 
 
 Hughson (David) [Dr. Pugh], Walks through London; 2 vol. 8vo 
 
 1820 
 
 Hunter (Henry), D.D., The History of London and its environs. 
 2 vol. 4to ' .. .. .. .. Lond. 1811 
 
 Hurst and Robinson's Picturesque Views of London and its environs ; 
 No. 1 to No. 8. royal 4to . . . . Lond. 1825 
 
 Hutton (William), F.A.SS., A Journey to London, comprising a 
 description of the metropolis. Second edit. 8vo Xonc?. 1818 
 
 Jameson (Mrs.), Hand-book to the Public Galleries of Art in and 
 near London. 2 vol. 8vo .. .. Lond. \SA2 
 
 Kelly (Hugh), The Art of Living in London ; a Poem in two cantos. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1768 
 
 Kearsley's Strangers' Guide, or Companion through London and 
 Westminster and the country round, within the circuit of fourteen 
 miles. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1191 
 
 Knight (Charles), London ; edited by. 6 vol. 8vo iowc?. 1841-1844 
 Knight (Charles), Cyclopaedia of London. 8vo .. Lond. \S5\ 
 
 Knight (Charles), Pictorial Half-hours of London Topography. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1851 
 
 Lambert (B.), History and Survev of London and its environs. 
 4 vol. 8vo .. .. ' .. .. Lond.lSOQ 
 
 Langley and Belch, A Street Directory, or Companion to their new 
 Map of London ; with correct lists of streets, accounts of buildings, 
 8ic. 12mo .. .. .. .. Zowrf. 1824 
 
 Leigh's New Picture of London for 1822. 12mo Lond. 1822 
 
6 London {General History), 
 
 Letters from an Irish Student in England to his father in Ireland, 
 [chiefly descriptive of London] . Second edition. 2 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1812 
 
 Livery of London, A List of the, alphabetically arranged under their 
 
 several wards, districts, and other places of residence. Thirty 
 
 parts. 12mo ,. .. .. .. Lond. n. di. 
 
 Liverymen of the City of London, The Poll of the, in 1710. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1710 
 Livery Men, The Poll of the, at the Election for Members of Parlia- 
 ment, 1722. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1122 
 
 Livery. A complete List of all the persons who polled on the pre- 
 sent Election for Mayor of the city of London. Svo Lond. (1 772) 
 Livery of London, A List of the, alphabetically arranged, with their 
 respective Companies and places of abode. Svo Lond. 1796 
 
 Register of Persons entitled to vote in the Election of Members of 
 Parliament for the city of London, as freemen of such city being 
 liverymen of the several Companies thereof, and as inhabitant 
 householders of such city, [under the Reform Act, 2 Will. IV.] 
 25 vol. Svo . . . . . . Lond. 1832-1857 
 
 [For Livery Companies, see Companies.'] 
 Londina Illustrata : Graphic and historic memorials of monasteries, 
 churches, chapels, schools, charitable foundations, palaces, halls, 
 courts, processions, places of early amusement, and modern and 
 present theatres, in the cities and suburbs of London and West- 
 minster, royal 4to .. .. .. Lond. \S\9 
 
 Theatrum Illustrata ; or Graphic and historic memorials of antient 
 playhouses, modern theatres, &;c. from Shakespeare's time, being 
 a continuation of the above. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 825 
 
 Londina Illustrata : containing antique remains of St. Martin Out- 
 wich : short historical account of the church of St. Dunstan in the 
 West, «S-c. royal 4 to .. .. .. Lond. \S>\d 
 
 London's Armoury : — see Wallis, Richard. 
 
 London, A new View of; or an ample account of that city. 2 vol. 
 Svo . . .. .. .. .. Lond. 1708 
 
 London, An Account of, from the Magna Britannia. 4to Lond. 1718 
 
 London, New Guide to, in French and English. Svo Lond. 1726 
 
 London, A Compleat Guide to all persons who have any trade or 
 
 concern with the city of, and parts adjacent. Svo Lond. 1 740 
 
 Londinium : The renowned City of London surveyed and illustrated 
 
 in a Latin Poem, by J. Adams, a Transylvanian, <^c. Translated 
 
 by W. F. of Gray's'lnn. 4to .. .. Lond. 1674 
 
 London, A new and complete Survey of, in ten parts. By a Citizen. 
 2 vol. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1742 
 
 London Trades, A general description of all the, digested into alpha- 
 betical order, with arms, halls, 8(C. of their several Companies. 
 
 Lond. 1747 
 London Magazine, The, from 1732 to 1766. 35 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1732-66 
 
 London and Westminster, An historical account of the Curiosities 
 
 of. Svo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 755 
 
London (GeneralHistory). 7 
 
 London and its environs described. 6 vol. 8vo Lond. 1761 
 
 The same, interleaved, with MS. notes. 
 
 London, Critical observations on the Buildings and Improvements 
 of. 4to . . . . . . . . Lond. 1771 
 
 Londres, De, et ses environs. 8vo .. Amsterdam, 1789 
 
 London, The Picture of, for 1802. 12mo . . Lond. 1802 
 
 for 1825. 12mo (25th edition.) 1825 
 
 London, Lockie's Topography of. 8vo .. Lond, 1810 
 
 London before the Great Fire ; or views and accounts of remarkable 
 buildings and places in London and its environs, as they existed 
 previous to that event. [By William Herbert.] royal 4to 
 
 Lond. 1812-13 
 
 London, Westminster, and Southwark, Some Account of; [being 
 Brayley's History of London and Middlesex inlaid and interleaved 
 in folio, with portraits, views, historical prints, and medals] . folio 
 
 Lond. 1812 
 
 An Index to the same ; being an alphabetical calendar of the illus- 
 trations, folio, MS. 
 
 London in May : — see Raikes. 
 
 London Lions : — see Wellbeloved. 
 
 London in the Nineteenth Century : — see Shepherd. 
 
 London. The City of London's Corporation Annual, 1836, 1837. 
 
 London, The Rookeries of : — see Beames. 
 
 London, a Satire ; containing prosaical strictures on prisons, inns 
 of court, courts of justice, S;c. 8vo . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 London, looke backe at that yeare of yeares 1625, and looke forward 
 upon this vear 1 630 : written not to terrific, but to comfort. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1630 
 
 Looke on me London : I am an honest English-man, ripping up the 
 bowels of mischiefe lurking in thy suburbs and precincts. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1613 
 
 Lupton (D.), London and the Countrey carbonadoed and quarterd 
 into several characters. 12mo .. .. Lond. 1632 
 
 Lysons (Daniel), A.M., F.R.S., F.S.A., and L.S. The Environs 
 of London. First edition. 5 vol. 4to Xowrf. 1796-1800 
 
 The same, divided into 13 vol. 4to, and illustrated with 1000 ori- 
 ginal topographical drawings, 1148 illuminated coats of arms, and 
 nearly 1 600 prints, containing views, portraits, &;c. 
 
 Lysons (Daniel), The Environs of London. Second edition. 5 vol. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1810 
 
 Mackay (Charles), A History of London, from its first foundation to 
 the accession of Queen Victoria. 8vo . . Lond. 1838 
 
 Maitland (William), F.R.S., The History of London from its foun- 
 dation to the present time. First edition, folio Lond. 17 S9 
 
 Maitland (WiUiam), The History of London. Second edit. 2 vol. 
 folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1756 
 
 Maitland (William), The History of London, a new edition, continued 
 to the year 1772 by the rev. John Entick, M.A. 2 vol. folio 
 
 Lond. 1775 
 
8 London {General History), 
 
 Malcolm (James Peller), F.S.A., Views within twelve miles round 
 London. 4to . . .. .. .. Xowc?. 1800 
 
 Malcolm (James Peller), Londinium Redivivum: or an Ancient His- 
 tory and Modern Description of London. 4 vol. 4to Lond. 1802 
 
 Malcolm (James Peller), Anecdotes of the Manners and Customs of 
 London to the year 1700. Second edit. 3 vol. 8vo Lond. 1811 
 
 Malcolm (James Peller), Anecdotes of the Manners and Customs of 
 London during the eighteenth century. Second edition. 2 vol. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1810 
 
 Malton (Thomas), A Picturesque Tour through London and West- 
 minster. 2 vol. folio .. .. .. Lond. 1792 
 
 Maria's First Visit to London. 12mo Southampton, 1825 
 
 Mazzinghi (John), The History of London, Westminster, and South- 
 wark : English and French. 12mo .. Lond. \ 792 
 
 Metropohs Paving Act, 47 Geo. IH. (1817). folio. 
 
 Metropolitan Improvements of London in the Nineteenth Century, 
 being a series of views of the new and most interesting objects in 
 the British metropolis and its vicinity : from original drawings by 
 Mr. Thomas H. Shepherd, with historical, topographical, and criti- 
 cal illustrations by James Elmes, M.R. LA. 4to Lond. 18S7 
 
 Metropolitana, or Collections from Newspapers and Pamphlets, rela- 
 tive to the history, public buildings, occurrences, and other matters 
 connected with London. 3 vol. folio 17 to 
 
 Middlesex, A complete History of; to which is added a particular 
 description of the Cities of London and Westminster, with plates. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Murray (John Fisher), The World of London. 2 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1844 
 
 Newspapers : a curious collection of early newspapers, published in 
 London during the reign of Charles I., the civil war, the common- 
 wealth, and part of the reign of Charles II., from 1641 to 1664. 
 23 vol. 4to. 
 
 Noorthouck (John), A new History of London, including Westmin- 
 ster and Southwark. 4to .. ., Lond. 1773 
 
 Paradisus Londinensis : — see Salisbury, Richard Anthony. 
 Parish Clerks' New Remarks of London. 12mo Lond. 17 S2 
 
 Pennant (Thomas), Some Account of London. 4to Lond. 1790 
 The same, inlaid in atlas folio drawing paper, for illustration. 
 Pennant (Thomas), Some Account of London. Fourth edition. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1791 
 Pennant (Thomas), Some Account of London. Fifth edition, with 
 
 considerable additions. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1813 
 
 Percy (Sholto and Reuben), London : or interesting Memorials of 
 
 its rise, progress, and present state. 3 vol. 12mo Lond. 1823 
 Perlin (Estienne), Description des Royaulmes d'Angleterre et 
 
 d'Ecosse. [Including a copious account of London in 1558.] 4to 
 
 Lond. 1775 
 
London {General History). 9 
 
 [Phillips, Richard], Modem London. 4to . . Lond. 1805 
 
 Phillips (Sir Richard), Morning's Walk from London to Kew. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1817 
 Phillips (Rich.), The Picture of London for 1 802. 1 2mo Lond, 1 802 
 Picture of London : — see Britton ; Leigh. 
 
 Pyne and Roque's Index of the streets, squares, lanes, alleys, 8(C. in 
 the Plan of London and Westminster. 4to . . Lond. 1747 
 
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 Burgon (John William) : — see Gresham, Sir Thomas. 
 
 Butler, Nathaniel, The Penitent Murtherer ; being a narrative of the 
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 the lord mayor. Fifth edition, sm. 8vo . . Land. 1 659 
 
London {Biography), 15 
 
 Butler, Nathaniel, The London Apprentice, a narrative of the life 
 and death of. Republished, with an Address to the citizens of 
 London, by John Duncan, LL.D. 8vo . . Lond. 1802 
 
 Carew (Tho.) : — see Courten, Sir WiUiam. 
 
 Carpenter, John, Town Clerk of London in the reigns of Henry V. 
 
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 Charlton, Madam, commonly called the German Princess, Memoirs 
 
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 City Biography ; containing anecdotes and memoirs of the aldermen 
 
 and other conspicuous personages of the city of London. Second 
 
 edition. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1800 
 
 Clarke (Samuel) : — see Cooke, Dame Mary. 
 
 Colet, Dr. John, Dean of St. Paul's, The Life of. By Samuel 
 
 Knight, D.D. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \1 24: 
 
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 Coram, Captain Thomas, Projector of the Foundling Hospital, The 
 
 Character of. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1751 
 
 Cornish (Joseph) : — see Firmin. 
 
 Courten, Sir William, and Sir Paul Pyndar, Hinc illce Lacryma; or 
 
 an epitome of the Lives and Deaths of. By Thomas Carew, gent. 
 
 folio .. .. . . .. .. Lond. 1681 
 
 Crosby, Brass, Alderman, Memoir of. [By Sir Cuthbert Sharpe.] 
 
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 Dalton, James, A Narrative of all the Street Robberies committed 
 by, and his accomplices, now in Newgate, SfC. 8vo Lond. 1 728 
 
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 penses, by his own hand. 4to . . . . Lond. 1685 
 
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 Dove, Robert. London's Dove ; or a Memoriall of the Life and Death 
 of Maister Robert Dove, citizen and Merchant-taylor of London, 
 and his several almes deeds, and large bounty to the poore in his 
 lifetime. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1612 
 
 Duncan (John) : — see Butler, Nathaniel. 
 
16 London [Biography). 
 
 Dunton, John, citizen of London, The Life and Errors of. 2 vol. 
 8vo . . .. .. . . .. Lond. 1818 
 
 England, Dick, The Life of, alias Captain England, of turf memory; 
 ■with notes and illustrations. 8vo .. .. Lond. \19\ 
 
 Erasmus Roterodamus : — see Colet, Dr. John. 
 
 Eyre, Sir Simon, knight, shoemaker, who successively filled the 
 dignified oflSices of sheriff and lord mayor of London, and built 
 Leadenhall, the origin, rise, and death of. 8vo Lond. n. d. 
 
 [See Poetry, 8fC. The Shoo -makers Holy- day.] 
 
 Farr, Richard, The Cheating Solicitor cheated, or perfect relation 
 of the Life and Death of. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 665 
 
 Fenton, Francis, Genuine and impartial Memoirs of. 8vo 
 
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 Firmin, Thomas, citizen of London, The Life of. By Joseph Cor- 
 nish. 12mo .. .. .. .. ' Lond. 1780 
 
 Fuller, William, gent., The Life of; written by his own hand. 8vo 
 
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 Fuller, Mr. William, The second part of the Life of. 8vo Lond. \ 701 
 
 Garrick, David, [Patentee of Drury-lane Theatre], Private Corre- 
 spondence with the most celebrated persons of his time, now first 
 published from the originals, with Notes, and a new Biographical 
 Memoir of Garrick. Second edition. 2 vol. 4to Lond. 18^5 
 
 Gearing, Mr. H., late citizen of London, Some account of the holy 
 Life and Death of . 12mo .. .. Lond. 1694 
 
 Godfrey, Sir Edmondbury, knt., late justice of the peace for Mid- 
 dlesex, Ssc Memoires of the Life and Death of. (Portraits.) 
 12mo .. .. .... .. Lond. 1682 
 
 Gresham, Sir Thomas, The Life and Times of, compiled chiefly from 
 his correspondence in Her Majesty's State-paper office ; including 
 notices of many of his contemporaries, with illustrations. By John 
 William Burgon. 2 vol. 8vo .. .. Lond. \8S9 
 
 Hainham, Richard, The Witty Rogue arraigned, condemned, and 
 executed; or the History of. 4to .. .. Lond. 1656 
 
 Hawkewood, Sir John, [Taylor and citizen of London] . The honou- 
 rable Prentice ; or this Taylor is a Man : exemplified in the life 
 and renowned actions of. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 743 
 
 Haynes, J., The Life of, the famous Comedian ; containing his comic 
 exploits and adventures. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1701 
 
 Hoare, Richard, esq., A Journal of the Shrievalty of, in the years 
 1740-41 ; with an account of his family. 4to Bath, \8\5 
 
 Hunt, Henry, esq.. The Life of, and Triumphal Entry into London, 
 September 13, 1819 ; order of the procession, speeches, 8(C. 4 vol. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1819-20 
 
London (Biography). 17 
 
 Jefferies, George lord, and the Bloody Assizes, or a complete his- 
 tory of the life of. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1689 
 
 Jefferys, Lord Chancellor, The Life and Character of. Second edit. 
 8vo . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1725 
 
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 Jefferys, some time Lord Chancellor of England, Memoirs of. By 
 Humphrey W. Woolrych. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1827 
 
 Judde, Sir Andrew, founder of Tonbridge Grammar School, An 
 Essay on the Life of. By George Maberley Smith, scholar of 
 Tonbridge School. 4to .. .. Lond. \^A9 
 
 Kemble, John Philip, Memoirs of the Life of, with history of the 
 Stage. By James Boaden. 2 vol. 8vo .. Z/onc?. 1825 
 
 Ketch, Jack, The Autobiography of (with fourteen illustrations, from 
 designs by Meadows), foolscap 8vo . . Lond. 1835 
 
 -Knight (Samuel) : — see Colet, Dr. John. 
 
 Lackington, John, Memoirs of the first forty-five vears of the life 
 of. 8vo .. .. .. ..' Lond. 1791 
 
 Lambe, John, otherwise called Doctor Lambe, A brief description of 
 the notorious life of, together with his ignominious death. 
 4to .. ,. .. .. .. Amsterd. 1628 
 
 The same. 4to . . . . . . (Reprint) n. d. 
 
 Langley, Gilbert, formerly of Serle- street near Lincoln's Inn, gold- 
 smith. The Life and Adventures of. 8vo . . Lond. 1 740 
 
 Lettsom, Dr. Coakley, Memoirs of the Life and Writings of, with a 
 selection from his correspondence. By Thomas Pettigrew. 8vo 
 2 vol. . . . . . , .. Lond. 18 1 7 
 
 Lilburne, Colonel John, his Life and Trial, with a collection of Tracts 
 relating to. 5 vol. 8vo (See Political.) Lond. 1641-56 
 
 Longbeard, WilHam, The Life and Death of. 8vo Lond. 1593 
 
 Mead, Richard, M.D., Authentic Memoirs of the Life of. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1755 
 
 Monsey, Messenger, M.D., Physician of Chelsea Hospital, A sketch 
 of the life and character of ; with anecdotes of persons of the first 
 rank in church and state. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1789 
 
 Morrell, William, alias Bowyer, alias Wickham :— see Settle, El- 
 kanah. 
 
 Naylor, James, The Life of, with a refutation of the calumnies against 
 the Quakers. By Joseph Gurney Bevan. 8vo Lond. 1800 
 
 Nevill, Mr., The generous Usurer in Thames street. 4to (Reprint) 
 
 Lond. 1641 
 
 Newland, Abraham, esq., late principal Cashier at the Bank of 
 England, The Life of. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1808 
 
18 London {Biography), 
 
 O'Kelly, Dennis, esq., commonly called Count O'Kelly, The genuine 
 Memoirs of. 8vo .. .. .. Xow5. 1788 
 
 Overs, John, History of, and of his daughter Mary. 8vo Lond. 1 744 
 
 Papillon, Thomas, of London, esq.. Memoirs of the Life of, collected 
 from his papers : to which is added some account of his family, 
 S;c. foho sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Par, Thomas, The olde, old, very olde man; or the age and long 
 life of. By John Taylor. 4to .. .. Xowc?. 1635 
 
 Pepys, Samuel, Secretary to the Admiralty temp. Chas. IL and James 
 II., Memoirs of; comprising his Diary from 1659 to 1669, and a 
 selection from his private correspondence. Edited by Richard lord 
 Braybrooke. 2 vol. 4to . . . . Lond, 1825 
 
 Pettigrew (Thomas) : — see Lettsom, Dr. Coakley. 
 
 Phillips, Sir Richard, knight, and sheriff of London, Memoirs of. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1808 
 
 Price, Charles, otherways Patch, <^c., Particular Account of that arch 
 imposter. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 11 ^Q 
 
 Pyndar, Sir Paul : — see Courten. 
 
 Richmond ; or Scenes in the Life of a Bow-street officer, drawn up 
 from his private memoranda. 3 vol. 8vo . . Lond. 1827 
 
 Rundell, Philip, esq., goldsmith and jeweller, Ludgate hill, who 
 left a fortune of a million and a half. Memoirs of, with his Will. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1827 
 
 Savage, Mr. Richard, The Life of, who was condemned for the murder 
 of Mr. Sinclair, S^c. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1728 
 
 Savage, Thomas, A Murderer punished and pardoned ; or the wicked 
 life and shamefull-happy death of, executed at Ratcliffe, for mur- 
 thering his fellow apprentice. 8vo . . Lond. 1 668 
 
 Settle (Elkanah), The compleat Memoirs of the life of that notorious 
 impostor William Morrell, alias Bowyer, alias Wickham, <^c., with 
 considerable additions, small 8vo .. Lond. 1694 
 
 Sharp, Granville, Memoir of. By Prince Hoare. Second edition. 
 2 vol. 8vo .. .. .. .. Xowrf. 1828 
 
 Sheppard, John, Account of the Life of : prefixed to Harlequin Shep- 
 pard : — see Poetry, Drama, 8fC. 
 
 Shore, Jane, The Life and Character of. 4to . . Lond. 1714 
 
 Siddons, Mrs., Mrs. Galindo's Letter to ; being a circumstantial de- 
 tail of Mrs. Siddons's life for the last seven years ; with several of 
 her letters. 8vo .. .. ' .. Lond. I S09 
 
 Smith (George Maberley) : — see Judde, Sir Andrew. 
 
 Smith, Thomas, of Campden, Notices relating to, and to Henry Smith 
 sometime alderman of London. By the late Charles Perkins Gwilt, 
 B.A., of Christ Church, Oxford, and of the Middle Temple, London, 
 a descendant of the family. 8vo .. .. Lond. I S26 
 
London {Biography), 19 
 
 Stothard, Thomas, R.A., Life of, with personal reminiscences. By 
 Mrs. Bray. With numerous illustrations from his works. 4to 
 
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 Stuhbs, Mrs. Katherine, A Chrystal glass for Christian women, or 
 
 discourse on the godly life and death of. 4to Lond. 1716 
 
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 Black Jack of the Old Bailey, Sketch of the Life and Character of, 
 
 with a monody on his death. By John Mitford, esq. 8vo 
 
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 Walker, Henry, the Ironmonger, The whole life and progresse of. 
 Collected and written by John Taylor. 4to .. Lowe?. 1642 
 
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 Whittington, Sir Richard, The Life of, four times lord mayor of 
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 Wild, Jonathan, The Life and villanous transactions of that noto- 
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 Wilkes, John, esq.. The Life of, in the manner of Plutarch. Second 
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 Williams, Dr. Daniel, Memoirs of the Life of, (founder of the library 
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 Woolrych (Humphrey W.) : — see Jefferys. 
 
 Wren (Christopher), Parentalia, or Memoirs of the family of the 
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 Wren, Sir Christopher, Memoirs of the Life and Works of. By 
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20 London [Bridges), 
 
 Bridges, 
 
 Remarks on the different constructions of Bridges, and improve- 
 ments to secure their foundations. 4to . . Lond. 1749 
 
 Observations on a pamphlet, lately published, entitled Remarks on 
 the different constructions of Bridges, ^c. By Charles Marquand. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Xowrf. 1749 
 
 Short Principles for the architecture of stone Bridges. By Stephen 
 Bion, esq. architect. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1 760 
 
 The Principles of Bridges, with mathematical demonstrations. By 
 Charles Button, mathematician. 8vo Newcastle, 1772 
 
 Report of the Committee of Magistrates appointed to make enquiry 
 respecting pubhc Bridges in Middlesex. 4to Lond. 1826 
 
 London Bridge. 
 
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 A short historical account of London Bridge, with a proposition for 
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 The History of London Bridge, from its first foundation in the vear 
 994, to 1758. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1*758 
 
 Observations concerning London Bridge. By Joseph Sills. 8vo 
 
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 A new London Bridge, but no new Taxes. 8vo Lond. 1813 
 
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 The Conduct of the Corporation of the city of London considered in 
 respect of the designs submitted to it for rebuilding London Bridge. 
 By Joseph Gwilt. 8vo . . .. .. Zonrf. 1823 
 
 Chronicles of London Bridge. By an Antiquary [Richard Thomp- 
 son]. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1827 
 
 Minutes of Evidence before the Lords' Committee on the Bill for 
 improving the London Bridge approaches, fol. 2 vol. 1829 
 
 New London Bridge, Reports as to, in 1828 and 1831, and to 1847. 
 folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1828-47 
 
 Lines on opening the new London Bridge. By Joseph Payne. 4to 
 
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 Account of Roman Coins, discovered in the bed of the Thames, near 
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 Blackfriars Bridge. 
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London {Bridges), 21 
 
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 Third edition. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \1Q\ 
 
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 list of the commissioners. Svo .. .. 1736 
 
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 A Survey of Westminster Bridge, as 'tis now sinking into ruin. By 
 
 Batty Langley. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 17 4S 
 
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 Large View and Account of Westminster Bridge. . . n. d. 
 
22 London {Charities and Poor), 
 
 Charities and Poor, 
 
 Order appointed to be executed in the citie of London, for setting 
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 (Reprint, 1793) Lond. 1587 
 
 The King's Letter to the Lord Mayor, touching a subscription for 
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 the Poor. .. .. .. .. 1636 
 
 Act of Common Council for relief and employment of poor and fa- 
 mishing vagrants. 4to .. .. .. 1650 
 
 Certain Queries, or Considerations, presented to all that desire re- 
 formation of grievances. By D. T., a well wisher to publike re- 
 formation. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1651 
 
 A short account of the Workhouse belonging to the President and 
 Governors for the Poor in Bishopsgate street, London, fol. sheet 
 
 Lond. 1702 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Andrew's, Holborn, at the first meeting 
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 and about the cities of London and Westminster. By Richard 
 Willis, D.D., Dean of Lincoln. 4to .. Lond. 1704 
 
 A true account of the foundation, state, and design of the Workhouse 
 for the Poor in the city of London, folio . . Lond. 1704 
 
 Proposals for establishing a Charitable Fund in the city of London. 
 In two parts. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1706 
 
 A List of the several Charity Schools erected in London and West- 
 minster, and the counties of England, Wales, and Ireland, for the 
 promoting of Christian Knowledge, broad sheet 1707 
 
 Remarks on the Laws relating to the Poor ; with proposals for their 
 better relief and employment. By a Member of Parliament 
 [Patrick Lindesay]. Svo .. .. Lond. [1108'] 
 
 An account of a Charity School, lately called the School of St. Ka- 
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 Trial of the rev. Mr. Hendley, in relation to St. Ann's Charity School, 
 Aldersgate. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1719 
 
 Account of the Charitable Corporation for relief of the industrious 
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 sheet . . . . . . , . Lond. 1719 
 
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 Account of the establishment for relieving poor Proselytes from the 
 Church of Rome. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1726 
 
London (Charities and Poor). 23 
 
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 children educated in the charity schools in and about London and 
 Westminster. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1729 
 
 An Essay upon Charity : occasioned by the calumnies raised against 
 the Charitable Corporation created by Queen Anne. By Mr. As- 
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 The present state of the unhappy sufferers of the Charitable Corpo- 
 ration considered. 8vo .. .. Lond. 17 dS 
 
 Remarks on the Laws relating to the Poor ; with proposals for their 
 better relief and employment. Bv William Hay, esq. Svo 
 
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 By Henry Fielding, esq. barrister-at-law, one of His Majesty's jus- 
 tices, <S-c. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1753 
 
 A Treatise on the better employment of the Poor in Workhouses ; 
 with some observations on the growth and culture of flax. Svo 
 
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 Observations on the number and misery of the Poor ; on the heavy 
 rates levied for their maintenance ; and on the general causes of 
 poverty, <^c. Svo .. .. .. 1765 
 
 An account of the rise, progress, and present state of the Magdalen 
 Charity; with Dr. Dodd's sermons, advice to the Magdalens, 
 hymns, prayers, rules, 8{C. Svo . . . . Lond. 1766 
 
 A Register of Benefactions to the Parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch. 
 By Dr. John Denne. 4to .. .. Lond. 1777 
 
 The outlines of a Scheme for the general relief, instruction, employ- 
 ment, and maintenance of the Poor. Humbly submitted to the 
 consideration of Parliament. Svo .. .. Lond. 1777 
 
 A Rental, or history of the various charitable donations to the pa- 
 rish of St. Andrew Undershaft ; the names of the donors, nature 
 of their estate, and application of the charities ; also the extent 
 and boundaries of the parish. Svo . . Lond. 1789 
 
 The economy of an institution established in Spitalfields for supply- 
 ing the Poor with good meat soup at one penny per quart. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1799 
 
 Mendicity, Letter to the right hon. Lord Pelham on the state of, 
 in the metropolis. By Matthew Martin, esq. Svo Lond. 1803 
 
 Protestant Dissenters' Charity School, in Bartholomew close, insti- 
 tuted October 171 7, A brief State of. Svo . . Lond. 1807 
 
 An Address to the public upon the dangerous tendency of the Female 
 Penitentiary. By William Hale. Svo .. Lond. 1809 
 
 Reply to the pamphlets lately published in defence of the Female 
 Penitentiary. By William Hale. Svo .. Lond. 1810 
 
 Orphan Working School, Haverstock hill. Orphanhood : Free-will 
 offerings to the fatherless, with a list of orphan institutions and 
 kindred charities in the metropolis. 4to . . n. d. 
 
24 London {Charities and Poor), 
 
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 tenance, 8(C. of orphans and other poor children, erected at Hoxton 
 in the year 1760, now in the City road. 8vo Lond. 1800 
 
 Pietas Londinensis : the History of the various public Charities in 
 and near London. By Anthony Highmore, esq. 1 2mo Lond. 1810 
 
 Clerkenwell. Act of Parliament 15 George III. for building a Work- 
 house for the better relief and employment of the poor of St. 
 James, Clerkenwell, Middlesex. 8vo ., Lond. \S\\ 
 
 St. Marylebone Charity School: a concise account of the Charity 
 School for maintaining and educating one hundred and eight chil- 
 dren, instituted 1750. 8vo .. .. ., Lond.lSlS 
 
 Thoughts on the management and relief of the Poor. By William 
 Clark, esq. (a magistrate acting in the county of Somerset). 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1815 
 
 A Letter to John Parton, esq. vestry clerk of St. Giles [in the 
 fields] and St. George, Bloomsbury, relative to the poor. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1816 
 
 Spitalfields Poor, A Letter to Samuel Whitbread, esq. M.P., on the 
 distresses pecuHar to. By WiUiam Hale. Third edition. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1816 
 
 Relief of the poor and afflicted in and near London, By A. H. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1821 
 
 City Dispensary, Grocers'-hall court. Poultry, instituted 1758, List 
 of the Governors, and Plan of. 12mo . . 1822 
 
 Grampus. First Report of the committee of management of the 
 Hospital Ship for sick and diseased seamen arriving in the port 
 of London, established 1821. 8vo .. iowrf. 1822 
 
 A List of Subscribers to the National Benevolent Institution, 
 founded by the late Peter Herv^, esq. 8vo . . Lond. 1822 
 
 Philanthropia Metropolitana : a View of the Charitable Institutions 
 established in and near London during the last twelve years. By 
 Anthony Highmore, esq. 12mo .. .. Xowrf. 1822 
 
 Female Penitentiary: Reports from 1808 to 1824. 8vo. 
 
 Asylum for the cure of Scrofula and Glandular Diseases, upon the 
 medical principles of Mr. Charles Whitlaw, established Feb. 1822. 
 
 Lond. 1825 
 
 Reports of the Committee appointed to manage a subscription raised 
 for the purpose of afibrding nightly shelter to the Houseless, 5fc. 
 in London. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1820-27 
 
 The Endowed Charities of the City of London, reprinted at large 
 from seventeen Reports of the Commissioners for enquiry con- 
 cerning Charities. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1829 
 
 Account of the Corporation for relief of poor Widows and Children 
 of Clergymen, .^c. .. .. .. Xo«rf. 1830 
 
 St. Leonard, Shoreditch : Abstract account of the several Bequests 
 for charitable uses there. 4to .. .. Lond. \SZO 
 
 Appeal to public benevolence, for relief of Beggars and suppression 
 of Beggary. By Matthew Martin. 8vo . . Lond. 1 832 
 
 London Alms-houses, The Institution of the, to commemorate Re- 
 form in Parliament, instituted 1832. 8vo . . Lond. 1833 
 
London {Charities and Poor). 25 
 
 An account of the several Charities and Estates held in trust for the 
 
 use of the Poor of the parish of St. Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex. 
 
 Compiled by John Ware, vestry clerk, ^c. 8vo Lond. \8SG 
 
 AUhallows the Great, A brief historical account of the Parish of, 
 
 with notices of the several ancient charitable gifts therein. By 
 
 J.J.Hubbard. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1843 
 
 Licensed Victuallers Asylum, Ceremony of laying the first stone of 
 
 " The Lady's Wing," by Prince Albert, the patron, June 2d, 1849. 
 
 (Printed on white satin). 
 The Charities of London, comprehending the benevolent, educational, 
 
 and religious institutions, d(C. By Sampson Low, jun. sm. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1850 
 
 Clubs, Spies, and Guides. 
 
 A Caveat or Warning for Common Cursitors, vulgarly called Vaga- 
 bones ; set forth by Thomas Harman, esq., for the utilitie and 
 profit of his naturall country. Newly imprinted anno 1573. 4to. 
 (Reprint.) 
 
 The Fraternity e of Vacabondes, with their proper names and quali- 
 ties ; and also the xxv orders of Knaves, otherwise called a Quar- 
 tern of Knaves, confirmed for ever. By Oschee Lovell. 8vo 
 
 (Reprint, 1822) Lond. 1575 
 
 A Mirovr for Magestrates of Cyties ; to which is added, a Touch- 
 stone for the Times ; containing many perilous mischiefes that the 
 dicying howses (commonly called ordinarie tables) do breed in the 
 bowells of the citie of London, for the infection of thease sanctu- 
 aries of iniquitie. By George Whetstone, gent. (Black letter.) 
 4to .. .. . . . . .. Lond. 1584 
 
 The Belman of London, bringing to light the most notorious villanies 
 that are now practised in the kingdom. [By Thomas Decker.] 
 Third edition. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1608 
 
 Lanthorne and Candle-light ; or the Bell-man's second night's walk, 
 in which he brings to light a broode of more strange villanies than 
 ever were till this yeare discovered. By Thomas Dekker. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1608 
 
 The GuU's Horn Book. By Thomas Decker. 4to 1609 
 
 (Reprint, Bristol, 1812) 
 
 Theeves falling out, true men come by their goods ; or the belman 
 wanted a clapper ; a peale of new villanies rung, the sound being 
 musicall to all gentlemen, lawyers, farmers, and all sorts of people 
 that come up to the tearme, shewing that the villanies of lewd wo- 
 men excell those of men. By Robert Greene. 4to Lond. \6\l 
 
 O per se O, or a new Cryer of Lanthorne and Candle-light ; being 
 an addition or lengthening of the Bellman's second night-walke, 
 in which are discovered those villanies which the Bellman (because 
 hee went i* th' darke) could not see : now laid open to the world. 
 [By Thomas Decker.] 4to .. .. Lond. 1612 
 
26 London (Clubs, Spies, and Guides), 
 
 Martin Mark-all, Beadle of Bridewell, his Defence and An s were to 
 the Belman of London. By S. R. 4to .. Lond. 1610 
 
 Tom Tel-troth's come to towne againe with his humors. 4to 
 
 Lond, 1643 
 
 The Whirligigge turning to his Points and Numbers. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1647 
 
 Select City Quseries; discovering the several cheats, abuses, and sub- 
 tilties of the City B — ds, SfC. 4to . . Lond, 1660 
 
 Remarques on the Humours of the Town : written in a letter to Sir 
 T. L. 12mo .. .. .. .. Lond.l67S 
 
 Bacchanalia, or a description of a drunken club ; a poem, folio 
 
 Lond, 1680 
 
 Collin's Walk through London and Westminster; a poem in bur- 
 lesque. Written by T. G., gent. 8vo .. Lowe?. 1690 
 
 The Night Walker ; or Evening Rambles [in London] in search after 
 lewd women, with the conferences held with them, SfC, Lond, 1 697 
 
 Amusements Serious and Comical, calculated for the meridian of 
 London. By Mr. Browne. Svo .. .. Lond. 1700 
 
 The infallible Astrologer ; or what shall happen in the cities of Lon- 
 don and Westminster for every day in the week. By Edward 
 Ward and Thomas Brown, folio .. .. Lond, \ 700-1 
 
 The Vices of the cities of London and Westminster traced from their 
 original. Svo . . . . . . . . Lond, n. d. 
 
 The Tavern Hunter, or a drunken ramble from the Crown to the 
 Devil; a poem, folio .. .. .. Lond. 1702 
 
 English Theophrastus, or the Manners of the Age, of the Court, of 
 the Town, and of the City. Svo . . . . Lond. 1702 
 
 The secret history of the Calves -head Club, or the Republican un- 
 masqu'd. [By Edward Ward.] 4to . . Lond. 1 703 
 
 A Legacy for the Ladies, with a comical view of London and West- 
 minster ; or the Merry Quack. By Thomas Brown. Svo 
 
 Lond, 1705 
 
 Hudibras Redivivus ; or a burlesque poem of the times. 2 vol. 4to 
 
 Lond, 1705 
 
 A Kit-kat Club described, with the blanks supplied. 4to Lond, 1 705 
 
 The London Spy. By Edward Ward. Fourth edit. Svo Lond. 1709 
 
 The London Spy Revived. By Democritus Secundus, of the Fleet. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . Lond, 
 
 The secret history of Clubs in London. By Edward Ward. Svo 
 
 Lond, 1709 
 
 Vulgus Britannicus, or the British Hudibras ; in five parts, containing 
 the secret history of the late London mob. Written by the au- 
 thor of the London Spy. . . . . . . Lond. 1710 
 
 The Honest London Spy, discovering the base and subtil intrigues 
 of the town. 12mo .. .. .. Lowe?, n. d. 
 
 The Secret History of the October Club. By a member. Svo 
 
 Lond, 1711 
 
 The Hell-fire Club, kept by a society of blasphemers : a Satyr. 
 Svo .. .. .. .. .. Lond, 1721 
 
 The Potent Ally, or succours from Merry Land. Svo Lond. 1721 
 
London [Clubs, Spies, and Guides). 27 
 
 Parish Guttlers, or the humours of a Parish Vestry. 8vo Lond. 1 722 
 
 A View of London and Westminster, or the Town Spy. Two parts. 
 
 Third edition. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1725 
 
 A View of London and Westminster, or the Town Spy. By a Ger- 
 man gentleman. Part 1. 8vo ., .. Lond. 1725 
 
 Part 2. 
 
 The Second Part of a View of London and Westminster, or the Town 
 Spy. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. \725-8 
 
 The Country Spy, or a Ramble through London. 8vo Lond. n. d. 
 
 The Mercenary Lover, or City Amour. 8vo . . Lond. 1 726 
 
 A Guide for Malt Worms ; the second part, being a description of 
 
 the manners and customs of the most eminent Publick Houses in 
 
 and about the cities of London and Westminster. 8vo 
 
 Lond. n. d. 
 
 A Trip through London ; containing some observations on men and 
 
 things. 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 A Trip through London. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1728 
 
 Fifth edition. 8vo .. Lond. 1728 
 
 Hell upon Earth, or the Town in an uproar. 8vo Lond. 1 729 
 
 The Taste of the Town, or a guide to all public diversions. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1731 
 
 A View of the Town, or Memoirs of London. 8vo Lond. 1731 
 
 City Cries, instrumental and vocal, or an examination of certain 
 
 abuses, corruptions, and enormities in London and Dublin. Bv 
 
 the rev. Dr. Swift, D.S.P.D. 8vo . . Lond. 1732 
 
 A Ramble through London. By a true-born Englishman. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1738 
 
 Roache's London Pocket Pilot, or Stranger's Guide. 8vo Lond. 174S 
 
 The Highland Spectator ; or observations on the inhabitants, of 
 
 various denominations, in London and Westminster. By John 
 
 Brewhouse (a native of Perth). 8vo .. Lond. 1744 
 
 A Trip from St. James's to the Royal Exchange. 8vo Lond. 1 744 
 
 A compleat and humourous account of all the remarkable Clubs and 
 
 Societies in the cities of London and Westminster. By Edward 
 
 Ward. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1745 
 
 A Trip through Town, containing observations on the customs and 
 manners of the age. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1746 
 
 The Tricks of the Town laid open, or a companion for country gen- 
 tlemen. Third edition. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1747 
 
 The Cheats of London exposed. 12mo . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 The Muncher's and Guzzler's Diary. 8vo . . Lond. 1748 
 
 The Morning Walk, or Citv encompassed ; a poem, in blank verse. 
 
 8vo .. .. " .. .. .. Lond. 1751 
 
 An Epistle from the Bottle Conjurors to the Gothamites. 8vo 
 
 Lond. n. d. 
 The Frauds of London detected. By Richard King, esq. 12mo 
 
 Lond. n. d. 
 The Fortune Hunters; being a guide to such as are strangers to 
 the ways and customs of London. By John Breues. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1754 
 
28 London {Clubs, Spies, and Guides), 
 
 A compleat and humourous account of all the remarkable Clubs and 
 Societies in the cities of London and Westminster. [By Edward 
 Ward.] Seventh edition. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1756 
 
 The Tricks of the Town laid open, or a companion for country gen- 
 tlemen. Fifth edition. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1756 
 
 The Devil upon Crutches in England, or Night Scenes in London. 
 Parti. Second edition. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1756 
 
 Two parts. Third edition. 1759 
 
 Two parts. Fourth edition. 1 759 
 
 The Adventures of a Black Coat in its peregrinations through Lon- 
 don and Westminster. Svo .. .. Lond. 1760 
 
 Highland Spectator, or observations on the inhabitants of London. 
 By John Brewhouse. Svo .. .. Lond. 1760 
 
 Tairataria, or Don Quixote the Second. By a Traveller of distinction. 
 Svo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1761 
 
 Low Life, or one half the world knows not how the other half live ; 
 being a true description of a Sunday within the bills of mortality. 
 With an address to the ingenious and ingenuous Mr. Hogarth. 
 Third edition. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1764 
 
 The Contest : or the way to preferment, being the nature of splitting 
 offices; or St. Gyles's glory, folio .. Lond. 1764 
 
 The Midnight Spy, or a view of the transactions of London and 
 Westminster from the hours of ten in the evening till five in the 
 morning. 12mo .. .. .. Lond. 1766 
 
 The Fairy's Revel, or Puck's trip through London by moonlight, a 
 satire. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1770 
 
 The new London Spy, or a twenty-four hours' ramble through the 
 bills of mortality. 12mo .. .. Lond. 1771 
 
 The new London Spy, 1772 : the new cheats of the town exposed. 
 By Thomas Brown. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1772 
 
 Squire Randal's Excursion round London, or a week's frolic in the 
 year 1776. Svo .. .. .. Lond. \ 7 77 
 
 The London Adviser and Guide. By Dr. Trusler. 12mo Lond. 1786 
 
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 of London. 12mo .. .. .. Lond. 1790 
 
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30 London {Colleges). 
 
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 King's College. 
 
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London {Colleges), 31 
 
 Physicians, College of. 
 
 The Petition of the masters or governors of Barbers and Chirurgeons 
 of London, against the passing an Act for confirmation of his Ma- 
 jestie's grant to the Physitions. folio sheet n. d. 
 
 A collection of Acts of Parliament, Charters, Trials, 8^c. relating to 
 the Colledge of Physicians, London. By Christopher Merrett. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1660 
 
 A bold Challenge to the whole College of Physicians. 8vo Lond. n. d. 
 
 A corner-stone laid towards the building of a new Colledge (that is to 
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 An historical account of the proceedings between the College of Phy- 
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 A short state of the case between the Physicians and Surgeons re- 
 lating to the Surgeons Bill, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 The Physicians Reply to the Surgeons Answer, folio n. d. 
 
 Reasons by the Corporation of Barber Chirurgeons and Apothecaries 
 of Dublin, against the confirmation of the Physicians Charter, 
 folio sheet . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Answers to Queries concerning the CoUedg of Midwives. By Eliza- 
 beth Celleor. 4to .. .. .. Lowrf. 1673 
 
 A List of the Names of the College of Physicians in London, folio 
 
 1681 
 
 The case of the College of Physicians, London, folio sheet 1 685 
 
 A Proposal for the better securing of health, folio 1 689 
 
 Statutes of the College of Physicians, London. 12mo 1693 
 
 The present ill state of the practice of Physic in this nation. By a 
 member of the College of Physicians. 4to .. Lond. \1 02 
 
 The necessity and usefulness of the Dispensaries lately set up by the 
 College of Physicians, London. 4to . . Lond. 1 702 
 
 Observations upon the case of William Rose, apothecary, as repre- 
 sented by him to the House of Lords, on his bringing a writ of 
 error to reverse the judgment obtained against him by the College 
 of Physicians. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1104: 
 
 Some Remarks on the Charter of the College of Physicians, London. 
 Parts 1 and 2. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \1\A 
 
 Remarks upon Remarks ; or some animadversions on a treatise, ^c. 
 entitled Remarks on Febrifugum Magnum ; the Remarkers dedi- 
 cation to the President, S^c. of the College of Physicians considered, 
 8fC. 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 The Anatomy es of the true Physician, enghshed from the Latin of 
 John Oberndorf, by F. H., Fellow of the College of Physicians, 
 London. 4to ., .. .. .. Lond. 1140 
 
 A Letter to the Committee appointed by the College of Physicians 
 to review their Pharmacopoeia. By Richard Reynell, apothecary. 
 4to . . . . , . . . . . Lond. 1 743 
 
 An impartial Enquiry into the legal constitution of the College of 
 Physicians in London, showing from their charter, S^c. how much 
 they have deviated from their original institution. 8vo Lond, 1753 
 
32 London {Colleges), 
 
 Bibliothecae CoUegii Regalis Medicorum Londinensis Catalogus. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond, 1757 
 
 Sion College. 
 Bibliothecse Cleri Londinensis in Collegio Sionensi Catalogus, duplici 
 forma concinnatus. Auctore Gulielmo Reading, bibliothecario. 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. Lond, 1724 
 
 A Letter to the rev. the President and Fellows of Sion College, on 
 the Address lately presented to the Bishop of London. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1736 
 
 Companies. 
 
 African Company. 
 
 Engagement of the Royal Adventurers, broad sheet. n. d. 
 
 Mr. Pater son's Claim upon the Equivalent considered by Council, 
 folio . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Heads of Proposals for a more beneficial establishment of a regulated 
 company to carry on the trade of Africa or Guinea, fo. n. d. 
 
 Reasons against confirming the Charter to the African Company, 
 folio . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Reasons for the present African Company's Joynt Stock, fo. n. d. 
 
 Some considerations relating to the trade to Guinea, fo. n. d. 
 
 Courts [of Assistants] , Oflicers, <^c., Names of those of the Royal 
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 pany in 1680 and 1684. 4to . . . . 1680-9 
 
 Reflections upon the constitution and management of the trade to 
 Africa, folio .. . .. .. 1709 
 
 An Essay upon the trade to Africa, in order to set the merits of that 
 cause in a true light, and bring the disputes between the African 
 Company and the separate traders into a narrower compass. 8vo 
 
 1711 
 
 A Petition of several Merchants of London trading to the coast of 
 Barbary, against the Bill for better securing the trade to the Royal 
 African Society, folio sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 Artillery Company. 
 
 London's Artillery; briefly containing the noble practice of that 
 worthie society. By R[ichard] N[icolls], Oxon. 4to Lowrf. 1616 
 
 The Double -armed Man, by the new invention : briefly showing some 
 famous exploits atchieved by our British Bowmen, with severall 
 portraitures proper for the Pike and Bow. By William Neade, 
 archer. 4to . . . . . . . . Lond. 1€25 
 
 Mars his Triumph, or the description of an exercise performed the 
 18 of October, 1638, in Merchant Taylor's hall, by certain gen- 
 tlemen of the Artillery garden, London. 4to Lond. 1639 
 
 An Account of the invitation and entertainment of the D[uke] of 
 Y[ork], at Merchant Taylor's hall, bv the Artillerymen, on Tues- 
 day, October, 1679. folio ;. .. 1679 
 
London {Companies), 33 
 
 Military Discipline, or the young Artillery -men. Dedicated to the 
 Captain of the Artillery garden, London. By William Bariff. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1635 
 
 The same. Third edition ; revised and much enlarged. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1643 
 
 His Majesty's letter to the Artillery Company, folio 1681 
 
 The Bowman's Glory, or Archery revived. By William Wood. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1682 
 
 A Remembrance of the worthy show and shooting by the Duke of 
 Shoreditch and his associates the worshipful citizens of London. 
 By W. M. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1 682 
 
 Aim for Finsbury Archers, or a Table of all the Marks now standing 
 in the fields of Finsbury. 32mo . , . . 1738 
 
 An Address to the inhabitants of London, from the Court of Assis- 
 tants of the honourable Artillery Company. 8vo Lond. 1794 
 
 The History of the honourable Artillery Company of the city of 
 London. By Anthony Highmore, solicitor. 8vo Zowrf. 1804 
 
 Sermons preached before the Company; — see London {Theological). 
 
 Apothecaries Company. 
 
 A short view of the Frauds and Abuses committed by the Apothe- 
 caries. By Christopher Merrett, M.D. 4to .. Xowc?. 1669 
 
 Pharmacopol(B Justificata, or the Apothecaries vindicated from the 
 imputation of ignorance. 8vo .. .. Lond. 11 2A 
 
 Some Scruples offered by the company of Apothecaries on the in- 
 tended Excise, so far as it relates to wine, folio Lond. 1733 
 
 Bakers Company. 
 
 The case of the Bakers within the Bills of Mortality, fo. sheet n. d. 
 
 The case of the company in relation to the penalties and clauses in the 
 Act for regulating the price and assize of bread, fo. sheet n. d. 
 
 Reasons against passing the Bill for setling the price and assize of 
 bread, folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Some reasons offered to the House of Commons by the Company, 
 against several clauses of the Bill for regulating, S^c. fo. sheet n. d. 
 
 Reasons to the Lords for passing a clause for compelling persons to 
 bring meal and flour to the public markets, fo. sheet n. d. 
 
 A short state of the case of the corporation of Bakers, fo. sh. n. d. 
 
 Lying detected ; or some most frightful untruths that ever alarmed 
 the British metropolis fairly exposed, plainly shewing the absur- 
 dity, as well as villainy, of the false charges made on the Bakers 
 of London. 8vo .. .. .. Bristol, 1758 
 
 Bank of England. 
 Seasonable observations offered to His Highness, by Samuel Lambe ; 
 with proposals for establishing a Banke at London, folio 
 
 Lond. 1659 
 Proposals for Increase of Wealth by Subscriptions of Money. Pub- 
 lished by order of the corporation of London. Second edition, 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1675 
 
34 London {Companies), 
 
 The case of the Bankers and their Creditors stated and examined. 
 
 4to .. . . .. .. .. Lond. 1674 
 
 The case of the Bankers and their Creditors more fully stated and 
 
 examined. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1675 
 
 The Mystery of the new fashioned Goldsmiths or Bankers, in their 
 
 rise, growth, state, and decay, in a Merchant's letter to a Country 
 
 Gentleman who desired to bind his son apprentice to a goldsmith. 
 
 4to .. .. .. . . .. Lond. 1676 
 
 An enquiry into the grounds of a late pamphlet, entitled The Mystery 
 
 of the new fashioned Goldsmiths, SfC. 4to . . Lond. 1676 
 
 A short Model of a Bank. By M. Lewis, D.D. 12mo Lond. n. d. 
 Proposals for raising a tax, by setting up Banks here as at Venice. 
 
 By M. Lewis, D.D. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1677 
 
 Proposals, or a large Model of a Bank. By M. Lewis, D.D. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1678 
 Corporation Credit ; or a Bank of Credit, made currant by common 
 
 consent in London, more useful and safe than money. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1682 
 England's Interest, or the great benefit to trade by Banks or Offices 
 
 of Credit in London, 8(C. 4to . . . . Lond. 1682 
 
 Several Objections sometimes made against the Office of Credit fully 
 
 answered. 4to .. .. .. Lond. \ 682 
 
 An account of the constitution and security of the general Bank of 
 
 Credit. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1683 
 
 Bank Credit, or the usefulness and security of the Bank of Credit 
 
 examined. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1683 
 
 The Tunnage Bank compared with Doctor Chamberlen's Land Fund 
 
 of Credit. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 692 
 
 Dr. Hugh Chamberlen's Papers relating to a Bank of Credit upon 
 
 Land Security, proposed to the Parliament of Scotland in 1693, 
 
 folio sheets. 
 A brief account of the intended Bank of England. 4to Lond. 1 694 
 Some useful Reflections upon a pamphlet called A brief account of 
 
 the intended Bank of England, whereunto is annexed a short de- 
 scription of Doctor Chamberlain's Bank. Second edition. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1694 
 A Reply to a pamphlet called Observations on the Bank of England. 
 
 ByH. C. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1694 
 
 A Discourse on the late funds of the MilHon Act, Lottery Act, and 
 
 Bank of England. By J. B[riscoe]. 4to .. Lond. 1694 
 
 An explanatory Dialogue of a late treatise intituled A Discourse on 
 
 the late Funds of the Million Act, 8fC. By J. Briscoe. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1694 
 A short account of the Bank of England. 4to . . Lond. 1695 
 
 Some Observations upon the Bank of England. 4to Lond. 1 695 
 A List of the names of the Subscribers of land and money towards 
 
 a fund for a National Land-bank, proposed by John Briscoe, folio 
 
 sheet .. .. .. .. Lond. 1695 
 
 Proposals touching the National Land-bank, together with Money. 
 
 By Thomas Neale. folio sheet . . . . 1695 
 
London {Companies), 35 
 
 A short Scheme, or Proposals for a National Land-bank. By John 
 Briscoe, folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Proposals for raising money for the National Land-bank. By John 
 Briscoe, folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The humble offer of the National Land-bank, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 Reasons offered for the establishment of a National Land-bank, 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. 1695 
 
 Reasons offered against the intended project of the National Land- 
 bank, folio sheet . . . . . , n. d. 
 
 The Freehold Estates of England, or England itself the best fund or 
 security. By John Briscoe, broad sheet . . n. d. 
 
 List of the National Land-bank Committee, folio sheet 1 695 
 
 List of the National Land-bank Directors, October 1695. fo. sheet. 
 
 List, &;c., January 1695. folio sheet. 
 
 An account of the value of the estates in the several counties sub- 
 scribed to a National Land-bank, folio sheet 1695 
 
 List of Subscribers of land and money towards the National Land- 
 bank, folio sheets . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 An Answer to a late pamphlet intituled Reasons against the intended 
 Project commonly called the National Land-bank ; with advertise- 
 ment. By John Briscoe, folio sheets .. n. d. 
 
 The only way of subscribing Land so as to make it really useful, as 
 well for the supply of money, as for the advantage of subscribers. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The Freeholder's Answer to Mr. Briscoe's Proposals for a National 
 Land-bank, folio sheet . , . . . . n. d. 
 
 Mr. Briscoe's Reply to ditto, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 A Letter from a Citizen in London, concerning the Land-bank esta- 
 blished by a deed of settlement enrolled in Chancery; and the 
 Land-bank proposed by Mr. Briscoe, broad sheet n. d. 
 
 Dr. Chamberlen's Petition and Proposals for a Land-bank. 
 
 A short abstract of Dr. Chamberlen's proposals, and of Mr. Briscoe's 
 present printed proposal, compared together, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 An Answer to ditto. 4to . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 A Bank Dialogue between Dr. H. C. and a country gentleman, folio 
 sheets . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 An Answer to a libel entituled A Dialogue between Dr. H. C. and a 
 country gentleman. 4to .. .. Lond. 1696 
 
 A new Fund raised on the foundation of Dr. Chamberlen's Bank, 
 folio sheets . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 A Proposal for a common stock to manage Trade, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 A Proposal for a National Land-bank. By Robert Murrav, gent. 
 4to .. .. .. .. ' .. Xowrf.' (1695) 
 
 Propositions for general Land-banks. By Dalby Thomas, fo. sheet 
 
 n. d. 
 
 List of Subscribers to the Land-bank, folio sheets 1 695 
 
 An account of the Land-bank. folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 The monthly account of the Land-bank, folio sheet 1695 
 
 A List of the names of the Subscribers to the Land-bank, broad- 
 side .. .. .. .. .. 1695 
 
 d2 
 
36 London [Companies), 
 
 Hie settlement of the Land-bank established a.d. 1695; with an 
 abstract thereof annexed, folio .. .. 1695 
 
 A computation that the two several proposals for raising money are 
 different the one from the other, as much as amounts to the full 
 value of all the lands in the kingdom. 4to sheets n. d. 
 
 A casual Discourse between a Brigadier, a Lawyer, a Merchant, and 
 a Goldsmith, about Banks, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 Rules, Orders, and By-Laws for the good government of the cor- 
 poration of the Governor and Companv of the Bank of England. 
 4to . . . . . . . .* . . n. d. 
 
 The Trial and Condemnation of the Trustees of the Land-bank at 
 Exeter Change, for murdering the Bank of England at Grocers 
 hall, folio sheet . , . . . . n. d. 
 
 A Proposal for the Fishery Stock and Bank. 8vo Lond. 1696 
 
 Remarks on the proceedings of the Commissioners of the Land-bank, 
 London. 8vo ., .. .. Zowc?. 1696 
 
 A List of the Governor, Deputy-governor, and Directors of the Bank 
 of England, for 1698. 4to sheet. 
 
 The Villany of Stock-jobbers detected. 8vo .. Lond. \10\ 
 
 Reasons against the continuance of the Bank. 8vo Lond, 1 707 
 
 Some considerations against the continuance of the Bank of England. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The arguments and reasons for and against engrafting upon the 
 Bank with Tallies, S^c. 4to . . , . n. d. 
 
 Remarks upon the Bank of England, with regard more especially to 
 our trade and government. 4to . . . . Lond. 1707 
 
 The Directors of the Bank of England enemies to the great interests 
 of the kingdom. [By John Holland.] 4to .. Lond.Ml^ 
 
 Refutation of a report reflecting upon Sir Richard Hoare, for occa- 
 sioning a run on the Bank of England, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 A Letter to the Governor of the Bank of England. 8vo Lond. 1722 
 
 Address to John Sawbridge, Richard Oliver, Frederick Bull, and 
 George Hayley, esquires. With a scheme for a Loan-bank. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1778 
 
 Considerations on the proposed renewal of the Bank Charter. By 
 David Hartley, esq. 8vo .. .. Lond. \1S\ 
 
 Names and descriptions of the proprietors of Unclaimed Dividends 
 on Bank Stock, from 1780 to 1790. 8vo . . Lond. 1791 
 
 Names and descriptions of the proprietors of Unclaimed Dividends 
 on Bank Stock, and on the Public Funds, transferrable at the Bank 
 of England, from 1797 to 1823. 4 vol. 8vo Lond. 1797-1823 
 
 Observations on the establishment of the Bank of England and on 
 the Paper Circulation of the country. By Sir Francis Baring, hart. 
 8vo .. .. ... .. .. Lond. 1797 
 
 Further observations on the establishment of the Bank of England 
 and on the Paper Circulation of the country. By Sir Francis Ba- 
 ring, bart. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1797 
 
 An Address to the public on the plan proposed by the select Com- 
 mittee of the House of Commons, for examining the affairs of the 
 B^nk. By EdwArd Cooke, esq. 8vo . . Lond. 1819 
 
London {Companies), 37 
 
 Daniel Hardcastle, Letters of, to the editor of the 'Hmes journal, 
 on the subject of the Bank Restriction, the regulations of the 
 Mint, 8(C. ; with notes and additions by Richard Page. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1819 
 
 on the affairs and conduct of the Bank 
 
 of England, the introduction of British silver money into the 
 Colonies, i^c. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1826 
 
 Facts relating to the Bank of England and the nature of its charter, 
 with the consequences of the suppression, 8(C. of the coin. Svo 
 
 Lond. n. d. 
 
 The Money Crisis ; its causes, consequences, and remedy. In a 
 letter to the right hon. Sir Robert Peel. By Benjamin Massey. 
 Svo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1847 
 
 History of the Bank of England ; its times and traditions. By John 
 Francis. 2 vol. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1847 
 
 Chronicles and Character of the Stock-Exchange. By John Francis. 
 Svo .. .. .. .. .. Lond, 1849 
 
 Barber Surgeons, 
 
 Case of the Barbers of London and their union with the Surgeons 
 as one company ; with the Barbers' reasons against the Surgeons' 
 application for a dissolution between them. 
 
 Petition to Parliament of the company of Barber Surgeons of Lon- 
 don, against passing an Act for confirmation of His Majesty's 
 grant to the Physitions. folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 A translation from the Latin of the Incorporation Charter granted to 
 the Barbers Company of London ; with the subsequent grants by 
 Inspeximus, (SifC. Svo .. .. .. Lond, 1783 
 
 Bookbinders. 
 Petition to Parliament of the Bookbinders of London, that the Gold- 
 beaters may be ordered to sell at their own houses gold foliate at 
 the old rates, or that the importation of gold foliate from foreign 
 parts may be tolerated, sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 Brewers Company. 
 Petition to the House of Commons of the Brewers Company in Lon- 
 don and four miles around, for the committal of their Bill against 
 the grievances of Purveyance . . . . n. d. 
 
 The case of, in relation to the Bill entituled An Act, 8(C. broad sht. 
 
 n. d. 
 
 Bricklayers and Tylers. 
 
 Petition to Parliament of the Bricklayers and Tylers, stating part of 
 
 the statutes 17th Edw. IV. and 10th Eliz. and praying that the 
 
 assize of brick and tile, and the measure of lime and sand, may be 
 
 observed in London and fifteen miles around. n. d. 
 
 Carpenters Company. 
 The Petition of the Carpenters Company to the Common Council, to 
 subject persons exercising their trade to their bye-laws. fo. n. d. 
 
38 London {Companies). 
 
 Petition, 8sc. for an order that all apprentices free of other companies 
 be presented, bound, and made free of their company, fo. 1681 
 
 An historical account of the worshipful company of Carpenters of 
 the city of London, compiled chiefly from records in their posses- 
 sion. By Edward BasilJupp. 8vo .. iowc?. 1848 
 
 ClocJcmaJcers Company. 
 An Address to the Public, showing the evils, and pointing out the 
 
 remedies, of the present injurious system of apprenticing boys to 
 
 the Watch trade. By a Watchmaker. 8vo pamph. Coventry, 1817 
 Report from the select committee appointed to consider of the laws 
 
 relating to Watchmakers, folio .. .. 1818 
 
 Catalogue of books in the Library of the company of Clockmakers. 
 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1830 
 
 Clothworkeps Company. 
 
 Ordinances of the Clothworkers, Fullers, and Shearmen, with a ge- 
 neral account of their charters and constitution, from Edward IV. 
 to Elizabeth. 4to . . . . (no title page or date.) 
 
 Petition to the House of Commons of the artizan Clothworkers of 
 London . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Petition of the Drapers of Shrewsbury for rectifying a Bill for the 
 free trade in Welch cloth, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 Petition of the artizan Clothworkers of London, for liberty to export 
 woollen or cotton cloth, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 A Dialogue between Sir Arthur Cleaveland and Sir Gilbert Porteus, 
 at Garraway's, touching the woollen manufactures, folio n. d. 
 
 The right of the Merchants of the Staple to the trade of shipping 
 cloath. folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 An account of the Entertainment given by the Clothworkers Com- 
 pany to the Dukes of Kent and Sussex, 1814. 8vo Lond. 1814 
 
 The colloquies of Edward Osborne, citizen and Clothworker of Lon- 
 don. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1843 
 
 Coach and Coach-harness Makers. 
 The case of, and of Brian Courthope, claiming the office of the com- 
 pany's clerk, by grant from King Charles II., by virtue of the 
 renewed charters after the Quo warranto, folio sheet 1682 
 
 Cooks Company. 
 Confirmation and enlargement of the Incorporation of, dated 16th 
 
 February, 1663. 
 A Clause in the confirmation of the Incorporation of the Company, 
 
 16 Car. II. folio .. .. .. 1663 
 
 Instructions for the Apprentices in the company of Cooks. 1 2mo n. d. 
 
 Coopers Company. 
 Historical Memoranda, Charters, Documents, and Extracts from the 
 records of the corporation and the books of the company, 1396- 
 1848. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1848 
 
London {Companies), 39 
 
 Court-letter Writers. 
 
 Heads of the Charter, and other particulars of the company of Writers 
 of Court Letter of the city of London, half sheet. 
 
 The case of the Writers of, in London, on the illegality of an assess- 
 ment of the company towards the reedifying their hall, burnt in 
 the great fire; with Sir Tho. Raymond's opinion. MS. 1674 
 
 Curriers. 
 The Petition of the poorer sort of Shoemakers to the Protector and 
 Council of State, for curriers to sell leather to them ready dressed, 
 in small parcels, folio sheet , . . . n. d. 
 
 Cutlers. 
 Petition to Parliament of the companies of Cutlers, Painter Stainers, 
 and Bookbinders of London, 8^c., as to the patent for the sole 
 making of gold and silver foil, with the answer of the Gold- 
 beaters, . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Distillers Company. 
 
 The Distiller of London ; compiled and set forth by the special li- 
 cense and command of the King's most excellent majesty, for the 
 sole use of the company of Distillers of London, and by them to 
 be duly observed and practised, folio . . Lond. 1668 
 
 The case of the company of Distillers of London, in reference to the 
 Low Wine Duty Bill, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 Some reasons against laying a greater excise on low Wines drawn 
 from molasses, folio . . , . . . n. d. 
 
 The case of the company of, in reference to the Bill for encouraging 
 the distillery of brandy from corn, folio . . n. d. 
 
 Suggestions against laying a greater duty on low Wines or Spirits 
 drawn from molasses than other spirits, folio . . n. d. 
 
 Reasons against ditto in the Bill for distilling brandy from com. 
 folio . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Reasons for laying a duty on Malt, and against doubling the excise, 
 folio . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The case of such Distillers as are of the younger branch of the trade, 
 folio . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Drapers Company. 
 
 Drapery [the aulnage or measuring of cloth] , Eight papers as to ; viz. 
 reasons ofifered to Parliament ; complaints ; case of the dutchess of 
 Richmond concerned in ; considerations, &;c. relative to, and to the 
 cloth, wool, and hosiery trades generally ; together with a MS. 
 list of the court and livery of the Merchant Tailors Company in 
 1687-8, <^c. .. .. .. .. [area 1680-88] 
 
 Petition of Merchants and Citizens of London buying and selling of 
 Fustians, concerning the duke of Leneux's patent of alnager of 
 new draperies, folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Reasons to Parliament by the Drapers, etc., against Pedlars, folio 
 sheet ., .. .. .. .. 1691 
 
40 London {Companies). 
 
 A true copy of the last Will and Testament of Mr. Francis Bancroft, 
 citizen and Draper of London, 8^c. ; with a particular account of 
 his donations to the Drapers Company, for the erecting and en- 
 dowing almshouses. 8vo .. .. .. Xorac?. 1728 
 
 Report of the Committee appointed by the Court of Assistants of 
 the Drapers Company, as to the opening of Mr. Bancroft's school, 
 and the maintenance as well as education of the boys. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1804 
 
 Proceedings in the court of King's Bench against the Master and 
 Wardens of the company of Drapers ; with an authentic transla- 
 tion of their most ancient charter, as well as that by which they 
 are at present governed. [By George Slack.] 8vo- Lond. 1810 
 
 Reports of the Company's deputations to view their Irish estates. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1829 
 
 Dyers Company. 
 The new Charter granted to, 2 James II. (1686), on their surrender 
 
 to the crown of all their former charters, large sheet. 
 An abstract of the grants in the charter of the company, fo. 1686 
 Petition of the company against the importation and use of logwood. 
 
 folio . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The true case of the Silk Throwsters, Weavers, and Dyers, with their 
 
 petition to Parliament ; and an account of the Act intended to be 
 
 made on their behalf, half sheet folio . . 1 689 
 
 List of the Court of Assistants and Livery of the company of Dyers, 
 
 1769-1783. 
 
 East India Company. 
 
 The petition and remonstrance of the Governor and Company of Mer- 
 chants of London trading to the East Indies, exhibited to Parlia- 
 ment. 4to .. .. .. .. 1641 
 
 A Treatise touching the East -Indian trade; or a discourse (turned 
 out of French into English) concerning the establishment of the 
 French company for the commerce of the East Indies. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1676 
 
 An Answer to two Letters concerning the East-India Company. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1676 
 
 The East-India Trade, a most profitable trade to the kingdom, and 
 best secured and improved in a company, and a -joint-stock repre- 
 sented. In a letter, S^c. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 680 
 
 A Treatise wherein is demonstrated that the East-India trade is the 
 most national of all foreign trades, <Src. 4to . . Lond. 1681 
 
 Supplement, 1689, to a former treatise concerning the East-India 
 trade, printed 1681. 4to. 
 
 Argument of the Lord Chief Justice [Jefi^erys] in the case between 
 the East-India Company and Thomas Sandys, folio Lond. 1689 
 
 The Examinations and Informations upon oath of Sir Thomas Cooke, 
 touching the endeavours by unlawful means to procure -a new char- 
 ter for the East-India Company. 4to . . Lond. 1 695 
 
 Proposals for settling the East-India trade. 4to . . Lond. 1696 
 
London {Companies), 41 
 
 A Letter to a Friend concerning the East-India trade. 4to Lond. 1696 
 
 An Answer to the case of the old East-India Company. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1700 
 
 Considerations upon the Act for the well garbling of Spices, against 
 which the East-India Company desires a clause of indemnity for 
 offences by them committed in breach of that useful law. folio 
 sheet . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Charters granted to the Company from 1601 downwards ; also their 
 treaties and grants with and to the powers of India. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1756-72 
 
 An Account of what passed between the East-India Directors and 
 Alexander Dalrymple. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1769 
 
 The conduct of His Majestie's late ministers considered, as it affected 
 the East- India Company and Mr. Hastings. By Major John Scott. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. \. Lond. 1784 
 
 A Letter from the hon. Warren Hastings, esq.. Governor-general of 
 Bengal, to the hon. the Court of Directors of the East-India Com- 
 pany, 1784. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. ] 784 
 
 The Speech of George Dallas, esq., on petitions to the king and par- 
 liament, for redress against an Act of Parliament for the better 
 management of the East-India Company. 8vo Lond. 1 785 
 
 A Reply to the answer of James Eraser, esq., touching the transac- 
 tion between him and the executors of Col. Hannay. By Robert 
 Stewart, esq. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1 787 
 
 Abstract of the Regulations of the Court of Directors of the East* 
 India Company. By Charles Cartwright. 8vo Lond. 1788 
 
 A general View of the variations which have been made in the affairs 
 ofthe East-India Company. By George Anderson. 8\o Lond. 1792 
 
 A Letter to Rich. Brinsley Sheridan, esq., on the proposed renewal 
 of the charter of the East-India Company. 8vo Lond. 1793 
 
 Experiments in Education at the Male Asylum at Egmore, near 
 Madras. By Dr. Bell. Second edition. 8vo . . Lond. 1805 
 
 Observations on the present state of the East-India Company. By 
 Major Scott Waring. Fourth edition. 8vo .. Lond. 1808 
 
 Annals of the honourable East-India Company, from the first esta- 
 blishment by charter of Queen Elizabeth, 1 600, to the union of the 
 London and English East-India Companies, 1707-8. By John 
 Bruce, esq., M.P., F.R.S. 3 vol. 4to . . Lond. 1810 
 
 Copy of the Fifth Report from the select Committee of the House of 
 Commons, on the affairs of the East-India Company. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1812 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the House of Lords, in the Lords' 
 Committees appointed to take into consideration so much of the 
 speech of His Royal Highness as relates to the charter ofthe East- 
 India Company. 2 vol. 4to .. .. Lond. 1813 
 
 Papers (No. 1.) respecting the Negociation for a renewal of the 
 East-India Company's exclusive privileges. 4to Lond. 1813 
 
 Minutes of Evidence taken before the right hon. the House of Lords, 
 in the Lords' Committees on the East-India Company's affairs. 
 2 voL 4to .. ,. .. .. Lond. 1813 
 
42 London [Companies), 
 
 A Letter to the right hon. the Earl of Buckinghamshire, President 
 of the Board of Controul, on the renewal of the East-India Com- 
 pany's charter. By Thomas William Plumme, esq., merchant, of 
 London. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1813 
 
 Papers respecting a renewal of the Company's exclusive privileges. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1813 
 
 Papers respecting the Negociations for a renewal of the Company's 
 exclusive privileges. .. .. .. iowc?. 1813 
 
 A Collection of Charters and Statutes relating to the East-India 
 Company. 4to . . . . . . . . Lond. 1817 
 
 Report and Evidence on the hon. East-India Company's charter. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1830 
 
 Appendix to Minutes of Evidence before the Committee of Lords, to 
 inquire into the present state of the company. 4to Lond. 1 830 
 
 A Register of Ships in the service of the hon. the United East-India 
 Company, from 1760 to the conclusion of the commercial charter. 
 By Horatio Charles A. Hardy. Fourth edit. fcp. 8vo Lond. 1835 
 
 The Law relating to India and the East-India Company ; with notes 
 and an appendix. Second edition. 4to .. Lond. \M\ 
 
 East 'India Dock Company. 
 Bye-laws, Orders, and Regulations, to be observed by all persons 
 frequenting the East-India docks. 8vo . . Lond. 1825 
 
 Equitable Loan Bank Company. 
 The Pawnbrokers' Reply to the pretended fair and candid statement 
 of. 8vo . . ' . . . . . . Lond. 1825 
 
 Felt Makers. 
 Petition to Parliament of the Felt Makers of London, to prohibit 
 the importation of felts wrought beyond the seas. n. d. 
 
 Free Fishermen's Company. 
 
 A Deputation by the Master, Wardens, and Assistants of the Fish- 
 mongers Company of the river Thames. l2mo Lond. 1697 
 
 Ordinances of the company of Free Fishermen of London, with MS. 
 notes. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1697 
 
 Case, and Reasons, as to the Bill for preservation of the Fishery 
 of the Thames, and regulating the Fishermen's Company, folio 
 sheet . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Free Masons. 
 
 The puerile signs and wonders of a Free Mason, with their ways of 
 
 admittance and entrance ; being found in the cabinet of M. S. a 
 
 brother deceased : likewise their oath, and by what means they 
 
 know a brother, folio .. .. .. 1730 
 
 Fustian Makers. 
 Petition to the Commons of the merchants and citizens of London 
 dealing in fustians, and of the makers of the said fustians, n. d. 
 
London {Companies), 43 
 
 Gas-light and Coke Companies, 
 
 A Letter to the Lord Mayor, relative to the West London Gas Com- 
 pany. By William Matthews. Second edition. 8vo Land. 1808 
 
 Substance of a Memorial presented by the chartered company to the 
 Commissioners of Sewers, London. 8vo .. Lond. 1828 
 
 Glass Makers of London. 
 
 Invoice of the charges of five chests with drinking-glasses, laden on 
 board the Lusitania. MS. .. .. 1677 
 
 Promise or engagement of several Sellers of Glass not to sell bottles 
 or green glass under the new price, 8(C. MS. . . 1680 
 
 Covenant by members of the corporation of Glass Sellers not to buy 
 any city or country glass except of the Glass Makers therein par- 
 ticularized. MS. . . . . . . 1 688 
 
 The names of the company of Glass Sellers that now keep shops and 
 deal in glass. MS. .. .. .. 1689 
 
 A List of the Committee of the Glass Company, sm. sheet 1693 
 
 Release from John Steward and others. Glass Sellers, to George 
 Ravenscroft, of growing duties and poundage -money on glasses 
 sold by him from the glass-houses of the Savoy and Henley-upon- 
 Thames. MS. .. ,. .. .. 1695 
 
 The Oath of every Freeman of the company of Glass Sellers in Lon- 
 don . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The case of the company of shopkeepers of London dealing in 
 Glasses and Earthenwares. MS. . . . . n. d. 
 
 The case of the company of Glass Sellers of London, S(C. in relation 
 to the Bill for suppressing hawkers, folio . . n. d. 
 
 Reasons against the Bill for prohibiting Earthen wares n. d. 
 
 Reasons by the corporation of Glass Makers in London against the 
 Bill for laying duties on glass, <Src. . . . . n, d. 
 
 The case of the poor workmen Glass Makers . . n. d. 
 
 A Proposal, with Reasons for transferring the duty now paid by the 
 manufacturers of Glass and Earthen wares and Tobacco-pipes for 
 public-houses . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Reasons against passing a Bill for the sole use of convex Lights or 
 Glasses . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The case of the Glass Makers in and about London n. d. 
 
 Globe Insurance Company. 
 
 The Portentous Globe : an inquiry into the powers solicited from the 
 crown, under an Act 39 Geo. IIL, entitled An Act enabling His 
 Majesty to grant a charter of incorporation to certain persons 
 under the style of the Globe Insurance Company. By George 
 Griffin Stonestreet, esq. 4to . . . . Lond. 1800 
 
 A list of such Proprietors of, as have votes. 8vo Lond. 1830 
 
 Gold Coast Company. 
 Two Letters addressed to the Directors on the folly of their proposed 
 operations as a public trading company ; with notes and observa- 
 tions. By a Director, on his resignation. 8vo Lond, n. d. 
 
44 London {Companies), 
 
 Goldsmiths Company. 
 
 The case of George and Joseph Newell, goldsmiths, folio n. d. 
 
 The Petition of the numerous creditors of the Goldsmiths Company, 
 concerned in the stop of His Majesty's Exchequer 1671 
 
 The Breviate of the Act for prevention of stealing of plate, jewels, 
 and goldsmiths' wares ; and also for the reformation of sundry in- 
 conveniences in the goldsmiths' trade, folio . . n. d. 
 
 His Majesties gracious Patent to the Goldsmiths, for payment and 
 satisfaction of their debt, folio .. .. Lond. 1677 
 
 A Touchstone for gold and silver wares, or a Manual for Goldsmiths, 
 with the rules belonging to that mystery. By W[illiam] B[adcock], 
 of London, goldsmith. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1677 
 
 Notice from the Goldsmiths Company (dated 7th Jan. 1677), re- 
 quiring all working goldsmiths in London, 8(C. to bring their works 
 • to Goldsmiths hall to be stamped, and stating the frauds in prac- 
 tice from the omission of the same. 
 
 Order from Goldsmiths hall, for all goldsmiths to repair thither and 
 there strike their marks, folio . . . , 1677 
 
 The joyful news of opening the Exchequer to the Goldsmiths of 
 London and their creditors, folio . . . . Lond. 1677 
 
 Three seasonable considerations upon letters patent lately granted 
 to the Goldsmiths, for securitv and satisfaction of their debt. 
 4to .. .. .. * .. .. 1678 
 
 Address to the creditors of Sir Robert Vyner that have not yet signed 
 his proposals ; with the form of the paper to be signed, and other 
 documents relative thereto, folio sheet . . Lond. 1681-83 
 
 Benjamin Hinton, goldsmith; Land and houses belonging to the 
 estate of, offered to sale by the assignees of the commissioners of 
 bankrupts, at the Marine and Carolina coffee-house, in Birchin 
 lane, Cornhill, July 21, 1687. 
 
 The deplorable condition of the assignees of sundry Goldsmiths, en- 
 titled, by the letters patent of King Charles the Second, to annual 
 sums out of the hereditary revenue of excise, folio n. d. 
 
 Sermons before the Company : — see London (Theological). 
 
 Gold-Wire Drawers. 
 The Petition of the Refiners and Gold-wire drawers to the Common- 
 wealth, for a charter of incorporation, folio . . n. d. 
 
 Grocers Company. 
 
 London's Love ; or the entertainment of the Parliament : being a true 
 description of the great and generous welcome given to the Houses 
 of Lords and Commons on the 19th day of January, at Grocers 
 hall, 1641, by divers citizens of good quality. 4to Lond. 1641 
 
 Petition of the poorer sort of Shoemakers, to the Protector [Crom- 
 well] and the Council of State and Committee of Trades, sitting 
 at Grocers hall, and at Westminster ; with their reasons offered to 
 Parliament, and the petition of certain of the contractors for serving 
 shoes to government, for payment of their contract money, folio 
 sheet. 
 
London {Companies), 45 
 
 The Fatal Feasts ; or God's finger upon the wall, appearing at the 
 great thanksgiving festival! (upon Cain's slaughter of his brother 
 Abel) solemnized by the generall, army, parliament, councell of 
 state, and city of London, at Grocers hall, June 7, 1649. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1649 
 
 The case of the creditors of the company of Grocers, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 The Petition of Major Salloway to the company of, to mediate with 
 the Parliament to put into the scale his present heaviness, and ba- 
 lance their anger with his former merits, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 A short account of the Grocers Company, from their original, to- 
 gether with their case and present circumstances, truly stated. 
 By William Ravencroft, clerk of the company. 4to Lond. 1689 
 
 Grocers Company, London, Case of the creditors of the, humbly 
 presented to the consideration of Parliament. 
 
 Some account of the Grocers Company. By J. B. Heath, esq. (Not 
 published.) 8vo, large paper .. .. Xowc?. 1829 
 
 The same. Second edition. 8vo, large paper ,. Zowc?. 1854 
 
 Gun Makers of London. 
 The Case of, touching the buying of fire-arms in Holland, folio 
 sheet . . . . , . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Hanse Merchants of the Steelyard. 
 
 A Remonstrance of some Fallacies and Mistakes, whereof the in- 
 formers, who have hitherto attempted against the house of the 
 Still-yard, have made use of, 8^c. 4to . . Lond. 1659 
 
 Urkundliche geschichte des Hansischen Stahlhofes zu London ; [i. e. 
 an original description of the Hanseatic Steelyard in London, in 
 two parts, with four plates in lithography] . 4to Hamburg, 1 85 1 
 
 Hot~pressers. 
 The Petition of divers Hot-pressers, touching the grievances of Sir 
 
 George Douglas's patent, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 The Reasons moving the Hot-pressers to draw themselves into an 
 
 orderly form of government, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 Insurance Companies. 
 The Friendly Society : or a proposal for securing houses from loss 
 
 by fire, folio . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 A Table of the Insurance OflSice at the back of the Roval Exchange. 
 
 1683 
 A Letter, giving an account of two Insurance Offices, the Fire Office 
 
 and Friendly Society, folio . . . . 1 684 
 
 An Answer to ditto, folio .. .. .. 1684 
 
 Account of the state and condition of the corporation of the Amicable 
 
 Society, and of the joint stock thereof. 4to .. Lond. MIA 
 
 Proposals by the Corporation of the London Assurance, for assuring 
 
 houses, 8iC. from damage by fire, folio . . Lond. 1737 
 
 Terms, methods, and advantages of insurance in the office of the 
 
 Amicable Society Life Insurance, folio ,. 1749 
 
46 , * London {Corrvpanies), 
 
 The Fire Insurance Guide to the best and cheapest insurance against 
 fire, with the rates and conditions of the different offices. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1800 
 
 Remarks on a late trial brought against the Imperial Insurance Com- 
 pany. By Samuel Parkes, F.L.S. Svo .. Zowc?. 1821 
 
 Irish Society. 
 
 Ordinance of Parliament as to granting a double proportion of land in 
 
 Ireland to those who immediately advance money for the army 1 647 
 
 Method, Orders, and Rules appointed by the Irish Society of the 
 
 new plantation in Ulster, large sheet . . 1690 
 
 The Method, Orders, and Rules appointed by the Governor, S^c. of 
 
 the new plantation in Ulster, for the better preservation of their 
 
 woods, (^c. folio .. .. .. 1692 
 
 The case of William lord bishop of Derry, on an appeal before the 
 House of Lords, against the governor of, the mayor, S^c. of Lon- 
 donderry, and others . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Report of the Deputation of the Irish Society. Svo Lond. 1815 
 
 A Report of the Committee of the Irish Society, respecting their 
 
 Charter. 8vo . . .. .. '.. Lond. \B,\5 
 
 Proceedings of a Deputation of the Irish Society, in the year 1819. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. . . Lond. 1821 
 
 A Concise View of the origin, constitution, and proceedings of the 
 Irish Society of London. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1^22 
 
 The same. Svo . . .. .. .. Xowrf. 1832 
 
 A Narrative of an Excursion to Ireland by a Deputation of the honou- 
 rable Irish Society of London. By the Deputy-governor [Gilpin 
 Gorst, esq.]. 4to .. .. .. Lond. \S26 
 
 Report of a Deputation to Ireland in the year 1825. Svo Lond. 1826 
 Report of a Deputation to Ireland in the year 1826. Svo Lond. 1827 
 Report of a Deputation to Ireland in the year 1827. Svo Lond.\S29 
 Transactions relative to the corporation and borough of Coleraine. 
 Svo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1830 
 
 Report of a Deputation to Ireland in the year 1832. Svo Xowc?. 1832 
 
 Report of a Visit to the Estates of the Irish Society in Londonderry 
 
 and Coleraine in the year 1834. Svo . . Lond. 1834 
 
 Report of a Deputation to Ireland in the year 1 836. Svo Lond. 1 836 
 
 Report of a Deputation to Ireland in the year 1 838. Svo Lond. 1 838 
 
 Report of a Deputation to Ireland in the year 1 84 1 . Svo Lond. 1841 
 
 Proceedings upon the motion (in Chancery) for a receiver for the 
 
 honourable Irish Society, at the suit of the Skinners Company, 
 
 moved Nov. 23, 1835. 'Svo .. .. Lond. 1836 
 
 The Skinners Company v. the Irish Society, 8iC. Proceedings in the 
 Court of Chancery upon hearing of the cause in the Rolls Court, 
 before the right hon. Lord Langdale, commencing Feb. 9, 1838 
 Svo .. .. .. . . .. Lond. 1839 
 
 The Judgment of the House of Lords, delivered by the right hon. 
 Lord Lyndhurst, lord chancellor, on Friday, Sth Aug., 1845, in 
 the case of the Skinners Company, appellants, and the Irish So- 
 ciety, <^c. respondents. Svo .. .. Xo»6?, 1845 
 
London [Companies), 47 
 
 Ironmongers Company. 
 
 Report of a special and very select meeting, held in the great dining- 
 room of the hall of the Ironmongers Company, 1844. By an 
 (uninvited) member of the court present. 12mo Lond. 1844 
 
 A glance at the Pictures in the haU of the company of Ironmongers. 
 By Leapidge Smith, small 8 vo .. .. io«c?. 1847 
 
 Some account of the worshipful company of Ironmongers, compiled 
 from their own records and other authentic sources of informa- 
 tion. By John NichoU, F.S.A. 8vo .. Xonc?. 1851 
 
 Leather Sellers. 
 
 Reasons offered by the Journeymen Shoemakers, who are petitioners 
 for preventing the renewing the Act for transportation of leather, 
 folio sheet . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Reasons against prohibiting the retailing of Leather in small quanti- 
 ties, unless by tanners in open market, folio sheet 1675 
 
 Some reasons, humbly offered to the honourable House of Commons, 
 against the manner of levying the new duty upon Leather ; also 
 against reviving an Act for transportation of tanned leather. 1 675 
 
 Reasons, by the several manufacturers of, against reviving an Act for 
 transportation of tan'd leather ; with answers to their pretended 
 reasons for the same, folio sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 The case ,of the Leathersellers and Leatherdressers of London and 
 Westminster, folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Reasons offered by the Leathersellers of London and Westminster 
 against a duty on leather, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 The Case of the Leathersellers to ParUament. folio sheet n. d. 
 
 The Case of the Kid-skin Dressers to Parliament, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 A Clause in the Act for laying a duty on Leather and Skins, with the 
 grievous case without a parallel, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 Levant Company. 
 Proceedings of the Levant Company, respecting the surrender of their 
 charters. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1825 
 
 Livery Companies. 
 The History of the twelve great Livery Companies of London, prin- 
 cipally compiled from their own records ; with attested copies and 
 translations of their charters, and an introductory historical essay. 
 By Wilham Herbert, librarian to the corporation of London. 
 2 vol. royal 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1834-37 
 
 London Dock Company. 
 The Case of, with reference to the St. Katherine's Dock Bill. By 
 Mr. S. Cock, secretary to the company. 8vo . . Lond. 1825 
 
 Mealmen of London. 
 Reply to a late printed paper, addressed " .to the supreme authority 
 of the nation in Parliament assembled," containing the allegations 
 of. broad sheet . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
48 London {Companies), 
 
 Merchant Tailors Company. 
 
 The Oath of every whole brother admitted into the livery of. MS. 
 
 A true account of the Case between, and the Master Working Tay- 
 lors. foHo .. .. .. .. 1687 
 
 A list of the Livery of the Merchant Taylors. MS. 1 687-8 
 
 The Honour of Merchant Taylors, wherein is set forth the valiant 
 deeds and heroick performances of Merchant Taylors in former 
 ages, 5fc. ; together with their pious acts and large benevolences ; 
 their building of publick structures, especially that of Blackwell 
 Hall, for a market-place for the selling of woollen cloaths. Written 
 by William Winstanley. 4to .. .. Xowrf. 1668 
 
 Three ancient and curious Histories ; containing the Honourable 
 Prentice, or this Taylor is a Man ; exemplified in the life, S^c. of 
 Sir John Hawkewood, knt., Taylor and citizen of London ; together 
 with the famous history of Robert Fitzwalter, who left the gift of a 
 gammon of bacon at Dunmow ; and the murder of Robert Hall, at 
 the high altar of Westminster Abbey. 4to . . Lond. 1 743 
 
 The free Enquirer into the rights, privileges, <^c. belonging to the 
 fraternity of Merchant Taylors of St. John the Baptist, London ; 
 preceded by an address to the freemen and liverymen of the com- 
 panv, a translation of their charter, minutes, and correspondence. 
 8vo' .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1831 
 
 Mines Royal Company. 
 
 Opera Mineralia explicata, or the mineral kingdom within the domi- 
 nions of Great Britain displayed : being a history of the ancient 
 corporations of the city of I^ondon of and for the mines, the 
 mineral, and battery works. By M[iles] S[tringer], M.D. 8vo 
 
 Lond. [1713] 
 
 The case of the united society for the improvement of mineral works, 
 creditors of the governor and company of the Mine Adventurers of 
 England, and proprietors of principal mines, annuities, and shares 
 in the said company, folio sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 Moscovy Merchants Company. 
 Reasons for suppressing the monopolizing Patent granted to the 
 company of Moscovy Merchants, broad sheet. n. d. 
 
 Musicians Company* 
 
 Rules and Orders of the worshipful company of Musicians of I^on- 
 don. 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 790 
 
 Statutes, Laws, and Ordinances of the worshipful company of Musi- 
 cians of London. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1799 
 
 Statutes, Laws, and Ordinances of the worshipful company of Musi- 
 cians of London. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1825 
 
 Painter Stainers Company. 
 An Act of Common Cojjncil for the company of Painter Stainers. 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. 1612 
 
 A catalogue of Pictures in Painters' hall, London. 4to Lond. 1 832 
 
London {Companies), 49 
 
 Paper Makers Company. 
 
 The Answer of the company of White Paper Makers to a paper called 
 The case of many hundred Paper Makers and owners of paper 
 mills, folio sheets . , . . . . n. d. 
 
 The case and circumstances of Paper making in England truly stated, 
 as reasons against passing a Bill for the encouragement of making 
 of white writing and printing paper, broad sheet n. d. 
 
 Case of the company of White Paper Makers, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 Pewter ers Company. 
 
 Statutes of the, in divers Parliaments. Anno quarto Henrici VIII. 
 4to .. . . .. .. .. Lond. 1686 
 
 Parts of the Act of Parliament 33 Hen. VIII. concerning the com- 
 pany of Pewterers. folio sheet. 
 
 The case of the Pewterers of England, as to the exportation of pewter, 
 folio . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Phanix Assurance Company. 
 The Trial between, and Mr. James Brown, late of St. Paul's church- 
 yard. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1789 
 
 Printers. 
 
 Greavances complained of to the House of Commons by the freemen 
 and journeymen printers, against the Master and Wardens of that 
 Company. .. .. .. .. Lond. n. d. 
 
 The Petition of Tho. Man and others, for free liberty of printing, as 
 they formerly had before certain letters patent, lately obtained by 
 Robert Wood and Thomas Simcocke, for the benefit of Marine 
 Boisloree, a Frenchman, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 The Petition and Answer of Marin de Boisloree, Wood, and Sim- 
 cocke, in answer to the printers' petition. foUo sheet n. d. 
 
 Sailers Company. 
 The case of Salt exported for Ireland, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 The Lords' Protest on the Bill for reviving the duties on salt, folio 
 
 sheet .. .. .. .. .. 1733 
 
 Certain articles proposed to the serious consideration of the Court of 
 
 Assistants of the Salters Company. Svo .. Lond. 17 5S 
 
 Scriveners Company. 
 An Act for regulating the Scriveners Company of London, made at 
 
 a court of Common Council, 6th May, 1752. sheet. 
 Case of the Free Scriveners of London set forth. 4to Lond. 1749 
 Report of the case of Adams and others v. Malkin : being an issue out 
 of Chancery, to try if an attomey-at-law was liable to the bankrupt 
 laws as a money scrivener ; with an appendix relative to Scrive- 
 ners. By PhiHp Hurd. Svo .. .. Lond. 1 8\ 4 
 
 Sierra Leone Company. 
 Substance of the Report of, March 29, 1798. 12mo Lond. 1798 
 
50 London {Companies). 
 
 Silk Throwsters. 
 
 Petition to the Commons House of Parliament of the Master, War- 
 dens, and Commonalty of Silk Throwsters of London. Lond. 1 641 
 
 The true case of the Silk Throwsters, Weavers, and Dyers, with their 
 petition to Parliament, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 To the Ladies of Great Britain, the petition of thousands of families 
 that were occupied in the silk manufacture, folio sheet 1780 
 
 Skinners Company : — see Irish Society, 
 
 Soapmakers Company. 
 
 The Soap Patentees of London's Petition opened and explained. By 
 Richard Wilkins. 4to .. .. .. Lond. \QAQ 
 
 The Address of the Sope Makers of London to Parliament, complain- 
 ing of the excise laid upon their materials ; and after they have 
 been made into sope, being forced to pay 4^. 8c?. per barrel excise, 
 folio sheet . . . . . . . . 1650 
 
 South Sea Company. 
 
 The advantages of the South Sea Trade, in a congratulatory letter to 
 the earl of Oxford, lord high treasurer, folio . . 1711 
 
 A Letter to a Member of Parliament, on the settling a trade to the 
 South Sea. 8vo .. .. .. 1711 
 
 An Essay on the South Sea Trade, with an enquiry into the grounds 
 and reasons of the present dislike and complaint against the settle- 
 ment of a South Sea Company. 8vo . . 1712 
 
 An Essay on the nature and merits of carrying on a trade to the 
 South Sea. By Robert Allen. 8vo . . .. 1712 
 
 A Comparison between the proposals of the Bank and the South Sea 
 Company. 8vo . . .. .. .. 1720 
 
 An Argument, to show the disadvantages to the public from obliging 
 the S. S. Company to fix what capital they shall give for the an- 
 nuities. 8vo . . . . . . . . 1 720 
 
 A Letter of Thanks from the author of the Comparison to the author 
 of an Argument to show the disadvantages, S^c. Svo 1720 
 
 The Crisis of Property : an argument, proving that the annuitants 
 for ninety-nine years, as such, are not in the condition of other 
 subjects of Great Britain, but by compact are exempt from any new 
 direction relating to the said estates. 8vo .. Lond. \1 20 
 
 A Nation a Family ; being a sequel of the Crisis of Property ; or a 
 plan for the improvement of the South Sea proposal. By Sir 
 Richard Steele, knt. Svo . . .. .. 1720 
 
 A Proposal for payment of the public debts for relief of the South Sea 
 Company ; and for easing the nation of the land and malt taxes. 
 By Sir Humphrey Mackworth. 8vo . . n. d. 
 
 Sir H. Mackworth's Proposal in miniature, as it has been put in 
 practice in New York. Svo . . . . Lond. 1 720 
 
 An Answer to several Queries relating to the proposal for payment 
 of the publick debts, SfC. Svo . . . . 1720 
 
London {Companies). 51 
 
 A second Letter to Mr. Law, occasioned by his arrival in England, 
 
 and its being reported he is to be made a director of. 8vo n. d. 
 An Argument, proving that the S. S. Company are able to make a 
 
 dividend of 38 per cent, for twelve years. 8vo 1720 
 
 An examination and explanation of the Company's scheme for taking 
 
 in the pubUc debts. 8vo . . .. .. 1720 
 
 Remarks on the celebrated calculations of the value of South- Sea 
 
 stock, in the Flying Post; paragraph by paragraph. Svo 1720 
 The case of the Annuitants stated, and compared with other creditors 
 
 of the government, (^c. Svo .. .. 1720 
 
 Remarks upon several pamphlets writ in opposition to the South Sea 
 
 scheme. Svo .. .. .. .. 1720 
 
 The South Sea scheme examined, and the reasonableness thereof 
 
 demonstrated. Svo . . . . . . 1 720 
 
 Ways and means to make South- Sea stock more intrinsically worth 
 
 than ready money, by reducing the interest to three per cent. 
 
 without an Act of Parliament. Svo . . . . 1720 
 
 Proclamation [Geo. I.] for apprehending Robert Knight, cashier of 
 
 the South Sea Company, folio .. .. 1720 
 
 Capital of the South Sea Company in Midsummer, 1 720, with its 
 
 debts, credits, 8fC. ; with an estimate of the intrinsic value of the 
 
 South-Sea stock, folio sheet. 
 Collection of Tracts in relation to the South Sea Company and its 
 
 affairs ; viz. 
 
 1 . The Nation Preserved, or the plot discovered ; containing an 
 
 impartial account of the secret policy of some of the South 
 Sea directors, with a letter from one of their agents in 
 France, addressed to Sir J. B. 
 
 2. A Styptic for a bleeding nation. 
 
 3. Essay towards preventing the ruin of Great Britain. 
 
 4. Bribery in perfection, or a nation sold. 
 
 5. Three Letters occasioned by the present distresses the directors 
 
 of the South Sea Company have brought on this kingdom. 
 
 6. A Letter to a friend, in vindication of the South Sea directors. 
 
 7. The last General Court of the South Sea Company. 
 
 8. An argument, proving the South Sea Company able to make 
 
 a dividend. 
 
 9. A modest Apology, 8(C. 
 
 10. A second Letter to Mr. Law. 
 
 11. A Vindication of the honour and justice of Parliament. 
 
 12. A Memorial of the transactions with Mr. Ainslabie. 
 
 13. A Letter to Lucinus Stolo. 
 
 14. All for the better, or the world turned upside down. Svo 
 
 Lo7id. 1720-21 
 Particulars and Inventories of the estates of the whole of the late 
 South Sea directors, <^c. 3 vol. folio .. Lond. 1721 
 
 The true state of the Contracts relating to the Third Money Subscrip- 
 tion taken by. Svo .. .. .. " 1721 
 
 Inventories of Estates and Property of the members of the South Sea 
 Company. 3 vol. folio .. .. .. Lond. 1721 
 
 E 2 
 
52 London [Companies). 
 
 Considerations recommending the Proprietors of South-Sea stock the 
 proposals for engrafting- part of that company's funds with the 
 stock of the Bank and East India Companies. 8vo 1 722 
 
 Acts of ParHament relating to the South Sea Company. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1722 
 
 Mr. Hutchinson's two last treatises as to the South Sea bubble, 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. Lond.\12^ 
 
 The Secret History of the late Directors of the South Sea Company. 
 By D. Terapleman, who was several years a clerk in the secretary's 
 office of the said company. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1 735 
 
 A Letter of Thanks from the author of the Comparison between the 
 proposals of the Bank and the South Sea Company. Svo 
 
 Lond. n. d. 
 
 The Wonderful Wonder of Wonders. By Dr. Sw[i]ft. Svo 
 
 Lond. n. d. 
 
 The case of the Borrowers on the South-Sea loans stated. Svo n. d. 
 
 The history of the rise and fall of the South-Sea stock ; with a me- 
 thod proposed for the relief of the sufferers. Svo n. d. 
 
 The particulars of the enquiry into Mr. Benjamin WooUey's conduct, 
 and his being stationed by the Court of Directors first factor at 
 Porto Bello and Panama. Svo . . . . 1 735 
 
 The Names and Descriptions of the proprietors of Unclaimed Divi- 
 dends, transferrable at the South Sea House, which became due 
 before the 30th December, 17S0, and remained unpaid 31st De- 
 cember, 1790, &;c. By order of the Court of Directors. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1791 
 
 List of the Names of such proprietors of the South-Sea capital 
 stock, and the public funds transferrable at the South- Sea House, 
 as were entitled to Dividends on or before 10th October, 1S22, 
 and which remained unpaid 24th June, 1823. By order of the 
 Court of Directors of the South Sea Company. Svo Lond. 1823 
 
 The South Sea Bubble, and the numerous fraudulent projects to which 
 it gave rise in 1720, historically detailed, as a beacon to the un- 
 wary against modern schemes. 12mo .. Z/onrf. 1825 
 
 Stationers Company. 
 
 Order for licensing Books at Stationers* hall. . . 1675 
 
 Petition (and Answer), addressed to the House of Commons, of 
 Marin Boisloree, <^c. to the Stationers' Petition. Lond. n. d. 
 
 The Orders, Rules, and Ordinances of the Mystery or Art of Station- 
 ers of the city of London. 4to . . . . Lond. 1678 
 
 Orations, Anthems, and Poems, spoken and sung at the performances 
 of divine music, for the entertainment of the members of the Houses 
 of Lords and Commons, at Stationers' hall, January 31, 1 701 . By 
 Cavendish Weedon, esq. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 702 
 
 The Charters and Grants of the company of Stationers of the city of 
 London, now in force. Svo .. .. ionc?. 1741 
 
 Steelyard : — see Hanse Merchants. 
 
London {Companies). 53 
 
 Tallow Chandlers, 
 Some considerations offered to the House of Commons by tlie Tallow 
 
 Chandlers of London and Westminster, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 Proposals for laying" a duty on rough Tallow, instead of a duty on 
 
 Candles, folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Tobacco-pipe makers Company. 
 Petition and Case of, as to an intended imposition to be laid on 
 
 tobacco-pipes, folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 An Account of the whole produce of the duties arising by glass 
 
 wares, tobacco-pipes, 8(C. folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 The case of, offered to Parliament ; and petition to comprehend the 
 
 Tobacco-pipe makers within the statute of labourers, <^c. fo. n. d. 
 
 Tylers and Bricklayers Company. 
 
 Book of Ordinances belonging to. 4to . . Lond, n. d. 
 
 The Petition of the Tylers and Bricklayers, for the assize of bricks 
 
 and tyles, and to search for defaults against their ordinances. 
 
 folio . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 [See Bricklayers and Tylers."] 
 
 Vintners Company. 
 
 Resolution of the House of Commons, on the obtaining, by Alderman 
 Abell and Richard Kilvert, from King Charles I., their raonopo- 
 lous patent for wines. . . Printed in the yeare 1641 
 
 The copie of a letter sent from the roaring boyes in Elizium to Al- 
 derman Abel and Mr. Kilvert, the two great projectors for wine. 
 
 The same. .. .. .. (Reprint) jLonef. 1641 
 
 A Dialogue or accidental discourse betwixt Mr. Alderman Abel and 
 Richard Kilvert, the two maine projectors for wine, SfC. Printed in 
 the same year 1641. 
 
 A true discovery of the Proiectors of the Wine Proiect, out of the Vint- 
 ners own orders made at their common hall, &;c. 4to Lond. 1641 
 
 Reply to a most untrue relation made and set forth in print, by cer- 
 taine vintners in excuse of their Wine Proiect. i 64 1 
 
 The Vintners Answer to some scandalous pamphlets published (as 
 is supposed) by Richard Kilvert, and abetted in some points by his 
 brother Roger and Alderman Abel, wherein the Vintners vindicate 
 their own reputations to the world. 4to . . Lond. 1642 
 
 Reasons of the merchants trading in wine for encouraging and better 
 carrying on the said trade, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 Two Discourses, one concerning the different wits of men, the other 
 *' of the Mystery of Vintners." By Walter Charlton, D.M. Se- 
 cond edition, enlarged, sm. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1675^ 
 
 The Art and Mystery of Vintners and Wine Coopers : containing 
 approved directions for the conserving and curing all manner of 
 wines, <^c. 12mo .. .. .. Lond. 1682 
 
 The Art and Mystery of Vintners and Wine Coopers : or a brief dis- 
 course concerning the various sicknesses and corruptions of wines. 
 12mo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1703 
 
54 London {Companies), 
 
 The Laws and Privileges of the Vintners Company, extracted from 
 authority. By William Shore, a member of that company. 8vo 
 
 Lond, 1818 
 Watermens Company. 
 
 Contents of the Waterman's Bill depending in Parliament. [1621] 
 
 The Watermen and Lightermens case, in relation to the Bill for the 
 explanation of former laws touching wherrymen and watermen, 
 and joyning the lightermen to them, half sheet [1699-1700] 
 
 Two Petitions of the ; the one addressed to the right honourable the 
 Lord Mayor, S^c. of the city of London in Common Council assem- 
 bled, the other to " the supreme authority, the Parliament of the 
 Commonwealth of England." half-sheet. 
 
 Reasons for passing the Bill for better regulating the company of 
 Watermen, Wherrymen, and Lightermen of the river Thames, 
 half sheet . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The Watermens Bill considered, as amended by the committee, half 
 sheet . . . . . . . . ' . . \circa 1 704] 
 
 The honesty of the company of Watermen set forth, in a letter to the 
 prince of Denmark, lord high admiral, folio . . 1708 
 
 The case of the Watermen and Lightermen wor)iing on the river of 
 Thames, folio .. .. .. .. [1730] 
 
 The Constitutions of the company of Watermen and Lightermen. 
 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond, 1 730 
 
 Ditto. Second edition. 8vo .. .. Zonrf. 1825 
 
 Laws and Constitutions of the company of Watermen and Lighter- 
 men. 8vo .. .. .. .. £o«rf. 1828 
 
 Water Companies. 
 
 New experiments and useful observations concerning sea- water made 
 fresh, according to the patentee's invention. Dedicated to King 
 Charles II., by a Fellow of the College of Physicians and Royal 
 Society. 4to . . .. .. .. Lond. \QM 
 
 The design to bring the water of Cowley stream into Mary-bonne 
 feilds ; with a plan, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 A Bone to pick, recommended to the several water companies of this 
 metropolis. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 11 dO 
 
 An Act for incorporating the proprietors of the Waterworks in the 
 parish of St. Paul, Shadwell, in 1691. 8vo . . Lond. 1795 
 
 An extract of the Act of Parliament 47 Geo. III. for estabhshing the 
 East London Waterworks, and of the Acts relating to Shadwell 
 and West Ham Waterworks. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1808 
 
 Recollections, comprising the chronicle of two New River shares, S^c, 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond.lSn 
 
 An account of the proceedings for estabhshing sea-water baths, and 
 an infirmary, in the vicinity of London. 8vo Lond. 1819 
 
 The same. Second edition. .. .. .. Dublin, 1^24 
 
 The Dolphin ; or Grand Junction Nuisance : proving that seven 
 thousand families in Westminster and its suburbs are supplied 
 with water in a state offensive to the sight, disgusting to the ima- 
 gination, and destructive to health, sm. 8vo . . Lond. 1827 
 
London {Companies). 55 
 
 A letter to the right honourable Robert Peel, on the supply of Water 
 
 to the metropolis. 8vo .. .. .. Lowe?. 1828 
 
 A collection of papers and documents, MS. and printed, newspaper 
 
 cuttings, &;c. relating to Water Companies, from 1719 to 1829. 
 
 4 vol. foHo. 
 Hydraulia : an historical ^nd descriptive account of the Waterworks 
 
 of London, and the contrivances for supplying other great cities, 
 
 in different ages and countries. By WiUiam Matthews. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1835 
 Water -Tankard Bearers Company. 
 Petition to Parliament of the, of the city of London, and their families, 
 
 being four thousand in number, living and relieved thereby. 
 
 Lond. n. d. 
 Weavers. 
 Proposals for raising a supply for the greater encouragement of the 
 
 manufactory of Weaving, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 The case of the French Protestant Weavers, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 Reasons against passing the Bill, on the petition of Peter Snee and 
 
 others, aliens, for their exercising the trade of Free Weavers. 
 
 folio sheet . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The state of the English and Foreign Weavers ; with their grievances. 
 
 folio sheet . . , . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The answer of the corporation of, in Dublin, against a paper put forth 
 
 at the instance of Daniel Condy, deputy Aulnager. fo. sheet n. d. 
 The Weavers case on the statute of Aulnage. folio sheet n. d. 
 
 The complaint of divers leige Master Weavers against the irregular 
 
 proceedings of the company of. folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 West India Dock Company. ^ 
 A List of the West-India Dock Company, for August, 1802. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1807 
 
 An abstract of the case of the, established in evidence before the 
 
 Committee of Foreign Trade. By N. Hibbert, of Lincoln's Inn, 
 
 barrister-at-law. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1823 
 
 Woodmongers of London. 
 Case of the, addressed to the common councilmen of the city. pVIS. 
 
 note subscribed.] 
 Petition of Edward Hopkins and others, wharfingers of the city of 
 
 London, to the House of Commons. . . n. d. 
 
 Answer of the master, wardens, and fellowship of Woodmongers, in 
 
 answer to some few wharfingers. . . . . n. d. 
 
 Reasons of the Woodmongers for their having the care of carts and 
 
 cart-room. . . . , , . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 York Buildings Company. 
 
 The case of Samuel Horsey, esq., governor of the York-buildings 
 Company. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1733 
 
 A Report from the committee of the House of Commons on the York- 
 buildings Water Company, folio .. .. jLoncf. 1733 
 
56 London {Companies), 
 
 A Report from the committee of the House of Commons on the Yorkr 
 
 buildings Water Company, folio .. .. Lond. 11^5 
 
 A further Report from the committee of the House of Commons on 
 
 . the York -buildings Water Company. . . Lond, 1735 
 
 Ecclesiastical, 
 
 Articles to be enquired of in the generall visitation of Edmonde 
 
 Bonner, byshoppe of London, exercised by him the yeare of oure 
 
 Lorde 1554, in the citie and diocese of London. 4to Lond. 1554 
 
 Injunctions geven in the visitatio of the reverende father in God 
 
 Edmunde bishop of London, begunne and continued in his cathe- 
 
 , dral churche and dioces of London. 4to . . Lond. 1555 
 
 A Declaration of Edmonde Bonners Articles concerning the Cleargye 
 
 of Lodon dyocese. By John Bale. 12mo .. Lond. \bQ\ 
 
 A Briefe Examination for the tyme, of a certaine declaration putt in 
 
 print in the name and defence of certaine London ministers, re- 
 
 . fusing to wear the apparel prescribed by the lawes and ordinances 
 
 of the realme. Imprinted by Richard Jugge at Powles churchyard. 
 
 4to . . . . . . . . . , Lond. n. d. 
 
 An Aunswer to Sixe Reasons, that Thomas Pownde, gentleman, and 
 prisoner in the Marshalsey at the commandement of Her Majesties 
 Commissioners for Causes Ecclesiasticall, required to be aunswered. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1581 
 
 The Decree for Tythes to bee payed in London. 12mo Lond. 1596 
 Constitutions and Canons Ecclesiasticall treated vpon by the bishop 
 of London, president of the Conuocation for the prouince of Can- 
 terbury, and the rest of the bishops and clergie of the said pro- 
 uince, in their synode begun at London Anno Dom. 1603. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1612 
 The Brief of the Ministers Bill for London Tithe, folio sheet 
 
 Icirc. 1620-21] 
 His Majesty's Letter to the Bishop of London, to be communicated 
 . to the two provinces of Canterbury and York, folio 1639 
 
 Articles to be enquired of within the diocesse of London, in the third 
 ; triennial visitation of William [Juxon], lord bishop of London. 
 . 4to . . .. .. . . . . Lond. 1640 
 
 An Order made to a Select Committee chosen by the House of Com- 
 . mons to receive petitions concerning Ministers. 4to Lond, 1640 
 A nest of serpents discovered : or a knot of old heretiques revived, 
 . called Adamites ; with the Adamites' sermon, delivered in Marie- 
 bone parke, by Obadiah Couchman, a grave weaver of Southwarke. 
 (Frontispiece.) 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 Good Workes if they be well handled, or certaine projects about 
 maintenaunce for parochiall ministers ; provisions for and election 
 of lecturers ; erection and endowment of new churches in the great 
 out parishes about London. 4to .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
London {Ecclesiastical). •> 57 
 
 A Discovery of Twenty-nine Sects here in London, all of which, ex- 
 cept the first, are most divelish and damnable. 4to Lond. 1641 
 
 The Petition and Articles exhibited in Parliament against Doctor 
 Hey wood, late chaplen to the archb. of Canterburie, by the Pa- 
 rishioners of S. Giles in the Fields. 4to . . Lond. 1641 
 
 An Answer to a lawless Pamphlet, entitled the Petition and Articles 
 exhibited in Parliament against Dr. Hey wood. By R. M. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1641 
 
 The Petition and Articles exhibited in Parliament against Edward 
 Finch, vicar of Christ church in London. 4to Lond. 1641 
 
 The Petition of the Inhabitants of Istleworth in the countie of Mid- 
 dlesex, against William Grant, minister of the said parish. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1641 
 
 The Vindication of the Vicar of Istleworth, from the charge in the 
 preceding petition. By William Grant, the vicar. 4to Lond. 1641 
 
 The Proctor and Parator their mourning ; or the lamentation of the 
 Doctors Commons for their downfall ; being a true Dialogve re- 
 lating the fearfull abuses and exorbitancies of those spirituall 
 courts. 4to .. .. .. .. (Reprint) 1641 
 
 An Antidote against Rome's infection, with a view of the pious and 
 religious care of the citizens of this citie. 4to Lond. 1641 
 
 An Ordination and Declaration of both Houses of Parliament sent to 
 the lord maior of London, for the religious observation of the Lord's 
 Day, commonly called Sunday. 4to .. 1642 
 
 Religious Lotterie, or the churches amazement ; wherein is declared 
 how many sorts of religions there is crept into the very bowels of 
 
 • this kingdome, SfC. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 642 
 
 The Divisions of the Church of England crept in at xv several doors, 
 S(C. (cut.) 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 A collection of Speeches made by Sir Edward Dering, knt., in matters 
 of religion. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 642 
 
 Laurentius Lutherizans ; or the Protestation of George Laurence, 
 Master of Arts, late Commoner in Oxford, and late lecturer in the 
 parish church of George, Buttolph-lane, by Little Eastcheap, in 
 London. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 A Letter, written by Mr. Stephen Marshall, to a friend of his in the 
 city, in vindication of himself and his ministry, against the asper- 
 sion cast upon him by certaine malignants in the city. 4to 
 
 ' Lond. 1643 
 
 The first Centvry of scandalous malignant Priests, made and admitted 
 into [the London and other] benefices by the Prelates. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1643 
 
 Three Looks over London [with the scarce wood-cut of St. Paul's 
 Cross, and preaching at] . 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 643 
 
 The Reformado, precisely charactered by a transformed church war- 
 den, at a vestry. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 643 
 
 The Declaration, Vindication, and Protestation of Edward Dobson, 
 citizen and Stationer of London, wherein is shewed the many 
 illegal and unjust imprisonments sufiered by him through the in- 
 formation of Brownists, Anabaptists, SfC. 4to Bristol, 1 644 
 
58 London (Ecclesiastical), 
 
 A collection of certain statutes in force, also the ordinances for better 
 observation of the Lord's Day, appointed by the lord mayor to be 
 published. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1644 
 
 Truth shut out of doors ; or a briefe and true narrative of the occasion 
 and manner of proceeding of some of Alderman-bury parish, in 
 shutting- their church-doores against me, SfC. By Henry Burton. 
 4to .. .. .. .. ..* Lond. 1645 
 
 The door of Truth opened ; or a true narrative how Mr. Henry Bur- 
 ton came to shut himself out of the church-doors of Alderman* 
 bury. 4to . . . . . . . . Lond, 1 645 
 
 Directions of the Lords and Commons in Parliament for the electing 
 and choosing of ruling-elders in all the congregations and in the 
 classicall assemblies for the cities of London and Westminster, S(C., 
 for the speedy settling of Presbyteriall government. 4to Lond. 1 645 
 
 Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the city of 
 London, concerning church government, presented to the House of 
 Peers, 16 Jan. 1645; with the Answer. 4to .. Lond. 1645 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, 
 together with rules and directions concerning suspention from the 
 sacrament of the Lord's Supper ; also the names of such Ministers 
 as are appointed Triers and Judges of the ability of Elders in the 
 twelve classes within the province of London. 4to Lond. 1645 
 
 A short Declaration of the Assembly of Divines, by way of detesta- 
 tion of this abominable and blasphemous opinion, that God is and 
 hath a hand in and is the author of the sinfulness of his people. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1645 
 
 A Word in Season ; or motives to peace, accomodation, and unity 
 'twixt Presbyterian and Independent brethren. 4to Lond. 1646 
 
 Suspention suspended, or the Divines of Syon CoUedge late claim of 
 the power of suspending scandalous persons from the Lord's Sup- 
 per clearly answered by William Prynne, esq. 4to Lond. 1646 
 
 A Reply to a letter, printed at Newcastle under the name of an An- 
 swer sent to the Ecclesiastical Assembly at London, about matters 
 concerning the king and the government of the church ; with a 
 copy of the said letter to the assembly, in the name of John 
 Deodate, D.D., .^c. 4to . . .. .. Lond. 1646 
 
 Male Dies, Male Dicis, or a brief reply to Nihil Rvspondens ; also the 
 Brief View briefly re -viewed ; being animadversions upon a name- 
 lesse authour, in a work called, A brief View of Mr. Coleman his 
 new model. By Thomas Coleman, preacher of the word at Peter's, 
 Cornhill. 4to . . .. .. .. Lond. 1646 
 
 The swome Confederacy between the convocation at Oxford and the 
 Tower of London. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1647 
 
 A just Correction and Enlargement of a scandalous Bill of the mor- 
 tality of the Malignant Clergy of London and other parts of the 
 kingdom, which have been justly sequestred from their pastoral 
 charges, «^c. By J. V. [John Vicars.] 4to .. Lond. 1647 
 
 Coleman-street Conclave visited, and that grand impostor, the schis- 
 matick's cheater in chief, truly and diUy discovered. By John 
 Vicars. 4to .. .. .. .. Land, 1648 
 
London {Ecclesiastical). 59 
 
 Persecutio Undecima : The Churches eleventh persecution, or a brief 
 of the Puritan persecution of the Protestant clergy of the church 
 of England, more particularly within the city of London. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1648 
 
 Mercurius Anti-mechanicus ; or the simple Cobler's Boy, with his lap 
 
 full of caveats (or take-heeds), documents, 8{C. to all his honest 
 
 fellow tradesmen-preachers, but more especially a dozen of them 
 
 in or about the city of London. By Theodore de la Guarden. 4to. 
 
 [Written by Nathaniel Ward, who was probably the ejected 
 
 minister of Stapleford Tawney, in Essex, in ridicule of mechanics 
 
 turning preachers in an age so prolific of religious sects and 
 
 parties.] .. .. .. .. Lond. 1 648 
 
 A Word to London's Provinciall Assembly ; or a view of some pas- 
 sages in the ministers late vindication of their government : to 
 which is added a vindication of the Covenant against all intruders 
 and opposers. By Nehemia Cant. 4to .. Lond. 1650 
 
 The Declaration of John Robins, the false prophet, otherwise called 
 the Shakers god, and Joshua Beek and John King, two false dis- 
 ciples, now prisoners in the new prison at Clerkenwell ; together 
 with his prophecy of what is to come to pass this year 1651. By 
 G. H., an ear-witness. 4to . . . . Lond. 1651 
 
 The Bishop of London, the Welch Curate, and Common Prayers 
 with Apocrypha in the end. By William Erbery. 4to Lond. 1652 
 
 A Declaration of the people called Anabaptists in and about London, 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. 1659 
 
 A seasona])le Exhortation of sundry Ministers in London to the 
 people of their respective congregations. 4to . . Lond. 1660 
 
 The humble Apology of some, commonly called Anabaptists, with 
 their protestation against the late wicked and most horrid insurrec- 
 tion in London. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1660 
 
 A Renuntiation and Declaration of the Ministers of Congregational 
 Churches and publick preachers of the same judgment, living in 
 and about the city of London, against the late horrid insurrection 
 and rebellion acted in the said city. 4to . . Lond. 1661 
 
 A Lamentation over thee, O London, with thy rulers and people, who 
 hast slighted the day of thy visitation, and resisted the spirit of the 
 Lord and despised His counsel, and evil intreated and persecuted 
 His servants, messengers, and children, S(C, By R. C. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1665 
 
 A Certain Sound ; or an alarm sounded to the persecuting Episcopa- 
 lians in and about the cities of London and Westminster. By E. B. 
 [Edward Burrough] . 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1665 
 
 A Peace Offering, in an humble apology and humble plea for indul- 
 gence and liberty of conscience. 4to .. Lond. 1667 
 
 A Vindication of the Conforming Clergy from the unjust aspersions 
 of heresie, 8(C. in answer to passages in Mr. Jenkins's Funeral 
 Sermon on Dr. Seaman. 4to . . . . Lond. 1680 
 
 The conversion and persecution of Eve Cohan, now called Elizabeth 
 Verboon, a person of quality of the Jewish religion. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1680 
 
60 London (Ecclesiastical). 
 
 AUhallows Barking church. A narrative of a strange and sudden 
 apparition of an arch-angel at the Old Bayly, on Monday March 
 the seventh, 1680. [By Dr. Geo. Hickes.] folio Lond. 1680 
 
 A new narrative of a Fiery Apparition, seen on several days about 
 Tower hill ; or a just relation of the unjust proceedings of the 
 Church Warden of Allhallows Barking. By Jonathan Sanders, 
 lecturer of the said church, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 The birth and burning of St. Michael's Image at All Hallows Barking 
 church, folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1681 
 
 The birth and burning of St. Michael's Image. The second part, 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1681 
 
 The sham Indictment quash'd ; being an account of what passed at 
 the Old Bailey, 20 May, 1681, when the minister answered Mr. 
 Whitaker's indictment : with reflections on a libel, called the birth 
 and burning of the image called St. Michael, folio Lond. 1681 
 
 Order by the Bishop of London, for the preaching of sermons at 
 Bow church on holidays, folio .. .. Lond. \ 684 
 
 Lent Preachers appointed bv the Bishop of London, folio 1 684-5 
 
 at Whitehall . . . . 1684-5 
 
 appointed by the Bishop of London 1 685-6 
 
 appointed by the Commissioners of the diocese of 
 
 London . . . . . . . . . . 1 686-7 
 
 A narrative of the sufferings of Thomas Delaune, for publishing a 
 late book, called a Plea for the Nonconformists. 4to Lond. 1684 
 
 Order of the Ecclesiastical Court, 4th November, 1686 [James II.], 
 as to claims for being exempt parishes, of Trinity Minories, St. 
 James Duke's place, and St. Botolph Aldgate. 1 686 
 
 List of Prebendaries of St. Paul's, appointed by the Lords Commis- 
 sioners of the diocese of London, to preach on holidays at St. 
 Peter's church, Comhill. folio .. .. 1688 
 
 Proceedings against Henry lord bishop of London, before the Lord 
 Chancellor and the other Ecclesiastical Commissioners. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1688 
 
 A Letter from the Bishop of Rochester to the Lord Chamberlain, 
 concerning his sitting in the late Ecclesiastical Commission. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1688 
 
 His Majesty's letter to the Bishop of London, to be communicated 
 to both provinces, folio sheet .. .. 1689 
 
 A Letter from a City Minister to a Member of Parliament, in vindica- 
 tion of the Church of England clergy, for their owning and praying 
 for King William and Queen Mary. 4to .. Lond. 1689 
 
 Tracts, viz. Vox Cleri, or the Sense of the Clergy, with an answer 
 thereto. Vox Regis et Regni, or a protest against Vox Cleri, and a 
 persuasive to make such alterations as may give ease to our dis- 
 senting brethren. Presbyterian Loyalty, or a history of dissenting 
 loyalty, (S^c. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1689-90 
 
 Heads of Agreement assented to by the united ministers in and about 
 London. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1691 
 
 Heads of Agreement by the united ministers in and about London, 
 formerly called Presbyterian and Congregational. 4to Lond. 1691 
 
London {Ecclesiastical), 61 
 
 Historia de Episcopis et Decanis Londinensibus, k Hen. Wharton, 
 A.M. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1695 
 
 A Declaration of the sense of the Archbishops and Bishops now in 
 and about London, concerning the proceedings of certain clergy- 
 men at the execution of Sir John Freind and Sir William Parkins. 
 4to .. .. .. . . .. Lond. 1696 
 
 Order in Council, 2 May, 1704, for making certain alterations in the 
 Common Prayer. 
 
 St. Bride's, Fleet street. Wilson and others against Townley : the 
 appellant's case touching Tithes in the parish of. folio sheet, n. d. 
 
 [circ. 1705] 
 
 Tint for Taunt, the manager managed, with remarks on a sermon 
 preached in St. Paul, Covent garden, by Lumley Lloyd, rector. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1710 
 
 Pietas Londinensis ; or the present ecclesiastical state of London. By 
 James Patterson, A.M. 12mo .. .. Xowrf. 1714 
 
 A Declaration of the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishops in 
 and near London, testifying their abhorrence of the present rebel- 
 lion. 4to .. .. ., .. Lond. 1715 
 
 The Picture of a high-flying Clergyman ; or a true state of the case 
 between John Harris, D.D., rector of St. Mildred Bread street, 
 London, and Charles Humphreys, LL.D., late lecturer of that 
 parish. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1716 
 
 A collection of cases and other discourses, lately written to recover 
 Dissenters to the communion of the Church of England. By some 
 divines of the city of London. Third edit. 3 vol. 8vo Lond. 1718 
 
 A defence of the Lord Bishop of London, in answer to the Letter of 
 Thanks of Mr. William Whiston to his lordship ; with a vindica- 
 tion of Dr. Sacheverell's late endeavors to turn Mr. Whiston out 
 of his church. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1719 
 
 Cripplegate, St. Giles. The case of Tho. Bennett, D.D., vicar of, 
 appellant, against Michael Trespass and others, inhabitants of the 
 parish, folio ., .. ., .. Lond. 1722 
 
 An account of the rise and progress of the religious societies of the 
 city of London. Bv Josiah Woodward, D. D. Fifth edition. 
 12mo .. .. ' .. .. .. Lond. 1724 
 
 The Scourge, in vindication of the Church of England ; with the 
 anatomy of the heretical synod of dissenters at Salters hall. By 
 T. Lewis. . . . . . . . , n. d. 
 
 The story of the Ordination of our first Bishops in Queen Elizabeth's 
 reign, at the Nag's-head Tavern in Cheapside. By Thomas Browne, 
 B.D. 8vo .. .. ,. .. Lond. 173L 
 
 A Letter to the Protestant Dissenting Congregation at Broad street 
 Wappin, London, occasioned by their late proceedings against the 
 author, on his profession of Unitarianism. By John Rhudd. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1734 
 
 Quakers : Examination of a book lately printed by, with an account 
 of the prosecutions against them, for recovery of tithes, church 
 rates, 8{C., so far as the clergy of London are concerned. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1737 
 
62 London {Ecclesiastical). 
 
 Directions given to the Clergy of the diocese of London, in the year 
 1724, by the right rev. Father in God, Edmund [Gibson] lord 
 bishop of London : with his Charge. 8vo . . Lond. 1 744 
 
 Some account of the state of ReUgion in London ; in four letters to 
 a friend in the country. 8vo . - . . Lond. 1774 
 
 Somerset-house Chapel, a Hst of marriages, baptisms, and burials 
 in, from the year 1 714 to 1775 ; when it was shut up by order of 
 the Treasury. 8vo . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Case respecting the maintenance of the London Clergy. By John 
 Moore, LL.B. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1802 
 
 The history and antiquities of Dissenting Churches and meeting- 
 houses in London, Westminster, and Southwark. By Walter 
 Wilson. 4 vol. Svo .. .. .. 1808 
 
 An appeal and address to the yearly meeting of Friends held in Lon- 
 don, a.d. 1814. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1814 
 
 A collection of the tracts published by Joanna Southcott, Elias Car- 
 penter, and others. 7 vol. 8vo .. .. Lond. \80S-l 5 
 
 An address to the owners and occupiers of property within the city 
 of London, occasioned by two Bills now pending in Parliament 
 upon the subject of Tithes. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1817 
 
 Remarks on the speech of Charles Phillips, esq., at the meeting of 
 the Bible Society at the Mansion-house, November 25, 1819. 
 Svo , . .. .. .. . . Lond, 1819 
 
 An historical research concerning the most ancient Congregational 
 Church in England ; showing the claim of the church worshipping 
 in Union street, Southwark, to that distinction. By Benjamin 
 Hanbury. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1820 
 
 Memoranda, containing an impartial account of an interesting meet- 
 ing held at Queen-street chapel, Lincoln's-inn fields, March 10, 
 1821, touching the African missions. Svo .. Lond. 1821 
 
 Important Argument at the Mansion-house, on Saturday, Sth Febru- 
 ary, 1823, before the lord mayor, upon the rev. Dr. Owen's appli- 
 cation for a warrant for Tithes, at 2^. 9d. in the pound upon rack 
 rental, under the statute of 37th Henry VIII. Svo Lond. 1823 
 
 Cases relating to the Tithes of the city of London. By Thomas 
 George Western, esq. Svo .. .. Lond. 1823 
 
 An Argument on the non-inrolment in Chancery of the decree for 
 Tithes in London. By Robert Phihp Tyrwhitt, esq. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1823 
 
 Remarks on the rapacity of the London Clergy and lay Impropri- 
 ators. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1825 
 
 A letter on the present neglect of the Lord's Day, addressed to the 
 inhabitants of London and Westminster. By Charles James Blom- 
 field, D.D., bishop of London. Svo . . Lond. 1830 
 
 Piety and Patriotism ; or the church the champion of liberty : with 
 notes and an appendix. By the author of the Textuary and Ri- 
 tualist. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. 18S5 
 
 Evangelical Alliance. Report of the proceedings of the conference 
 held at Freemasons* hall, London, from August 19 to September 
 2, inclusive. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1847 
 
London (Ecclesiastical), 63 
 
 The case of the Rector of St. Thomas Apostle in the city of London, 
 
 with his parishioners. By the rev. H. B. Wilson, D.D., rector. 
 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1849 
 
 The Papacy ; its history, dogmas, genius, and prospects : being the 
 
 evangelical alliance prize essay on popery. By the rev. J. A. 
 
 Wvlie. Svo .. .. .. .. Edinb.1852 
 
 Fire of London. 
 
 Lettbr of King Charles II. to the lord mayor, 8(C. of London, con- 
 cerning relieving the public distress caused by the late Fire of 
 London. . . . . . . . . 1666 
 
 Order of the Lord Mayor [Weld] for rebuilding the city after the 
 fire. . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 A short Narrative of the late dreadful fire in London. By Edward 
 Waterhous. Svo .. .. .. Lond. \ 667 
 
 Observations both historical and moral upon the burning of London, 
 1666, by Rege Sincera. 4to . . . . Lond. 1667 
 
 A true and faithful account of the several informations exhibited to 
 the committee appointed by Parliament to inquire into the late 
 dreadful burning of the city of London. 4to . . Lond. 1667 
 
 Pyrotechnica Loyolana : Ignatian Fire-works, or the fiery Jesuits' 
 temper and behaviour exposed to publick view for the sake of 
 London. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. \661 
 
 Upon the lamentable Fire in London, a poem. By J. A. of King's 
 CoUedge in Cambridge Fellow. 4to . . Lond. 1667 
 
 Annus Mirabilis, the Year of Wonders 1666: an historical poem, 
 describing the Fire of London. By John Dryden, esq. Lond. 1667 
 
 A short and serious Narrative of London's fatal Fire, with its diurnal 
 and nocturnal progression ; a poem : as also London's Lamen- 
 tation to her regardless passengers. 4to .. Lond. 1667 
 
 Confirmation by the Privy Council of the lord mayor's order for re- 
 building the city after the great Fire. . . 1667 
 
 The conflagration of London poetically described, 3(C., both in Latin 
 and English. [By Dr. Ford.] 4to .. Lond. 1667 
 
 London's Remains, in Latin and English, a poem. [By Dr. Ford.] 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1667 
 
 Actio in Londini Incendiarios, a Latin poem. [Bv Dr. Ford.] 4to 
 
 Lond. 1667 
 
 Londini Renascentis Imago Poetica. [By Dr. Ford.] 4to Lond. 1 668 
 
 London's Resurrection, or the rebuilding of London encouraged, 
 directed, and improved. Bv Samuel Rolls, minister of the Gospel. 
 Svo .. .'. .. .. Lond. 1668 
 
 London's Resurrection poetically represented. [Bv Dr. Ford.] 4to 
 
 Lond. 1669 
 
 An Act of Common Council for preventing and suppressing of fires 
 within the city of London and liberties thereof. 4to 1668 
 
64 LoiSi DON {Fire of London), 
 
 Iter Boreale : upon the rebuilding of the city, the right honourable 
 the lord mayor and the noble company of Batchelors dining with 
 him. May 5, 1669 [and other poems, mostly relating to London]. 
 By R. Wild, D.D. 12mo .. .. Lond. \Q10 
 
 Trap ad Crucem, or the Papist's Watch-word : an account of some 
 late informations taken before several justices of the peace in and 
 about London ; also a relation of the several fires that have lately 
 happened in the said city. 4to .. .. Lond. \Q10 
 
 The Papists' Plot, or firing discovered, in a perfect account of the 
 late Fire in London. 4to . . . . Lond. 1679 
 
 The Address of above twenty thousand Apprentices of London to the 
 Lord Mayor, September 2, 1681, the day appointed to be ob- 
 served in commemoration of the burning of that city by papists, 
 Jesuits, 8iC. anno 1666 : with some of the reasons that induced the 
 addressers to this application, folio sheet . . Lond. 1681 
 
 A compendious history of the most remarkable passages for the last 
 fourteen years, with an account of the plot both before and after 
 the Fire of London. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1680 
 
 London's Flames Reviv'd, or an account of the several informations 
 exhibited to a committee appointed by Parliament to enquire into 
 the burning of London. 4to .. .. Lond. 1689 
 
 London's Flames set in a true light, being a true and faithful account 
 of the several informations exhibited to Parliament on the late 
 burning of London. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1712 
 
 A Protestant Memorial, erected to the immortal glory of the Whigs 
 and Dutch : it being a full and satisfactory relation of the late 
 mysterious plot and firing of London. 4to .. Lond. 111^ 
 
 The Burning of London by the papists : Sed Furor Papisticus, SfC. 
 8vo .. . , .. .. .. Lond. 1714 
 
 An account of the burning of the city of London, published by spe- 
 cial authority in 1666. Third edition. 8vo .. Lond. 172[ 
 
 The City Remembrancer of the Great Plague, 1665, the Great Fire, 
 1666, and the Great Storm, 1703. 2 vol. 8vo Lond. 1767 
 
 An historical Narrative of the great and terrible Fire of London, 
 September 2, 1666. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1769 
 
 An account of the Fire at the new Prison, Clerkenwell, 1679. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1679 
 
 Order in Council, that briefs granted by His late Majesty for losses 
 by fire, and not yet expired, be read in parish churches. 1684 
 
 An account of the new method of extinguishing Fires, introduced by 
 Ambrose Godfrey of Covent Garden, chymist. 8vo Lond. 1724 
 
 The manner of securing all sorts of buildings from Fire, or a treatise 
 upon the construction of arches made with bricks and plaister, 
 called flat arches, 8(C. ; written in French by M. le Comte d'Espie, 
 and translated by L, Dutens. 8vo . . Lond. [1755] 
 
 Reflections occasioned by the frequency of Fires in the metropolis ; 
 with thoughts on measures for adding to the public security, and 
 remarks on the law of Arson. By Philanthropes . [Geo. Griffin, 
 Store street.] 4to .. ,. ,. Lond, 1790 
 
London {Fires). 65 
 
 Resolutions of the associated Architects, with the report of a com- 
 mittee by them appointed to consider the causes of the frequent 
 fires. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond, 1793 
 
 Sermons, Fires in London. 
 
 Lamentation, mourning, and woe, sighed forth in a Sermon preached 
 at St. Martins in the Fields, on September 9, 1666, after the Fire 
 of London. By Nathaniel Hardy, D.D., vicar, 4to Lond. 1666 
 
 Lex Ignea; a Sermon preached before the king, October 10, 1666, 
 at the solemn fast for the late Fire of London. By William Sand- 
 croft, D.D., dean of St. Paul's. 4to . / Lond. 1666 
 
 The widow of Sarepta ; a Sermon on occasion of the Fire of London. 
 By David Stokes, D.D. 4to . . . . Lond. 1667 
 
 The Burning of London in the year 1666 commemorated and im- 
 proved in ex. discourses. By Samuel RoUe. 8vo Lond. 1667 
 
 London's Lamentations, or a serious discourse concerning the late 
 fiery dispensation. By Thomas Brooks. 4to Lond. 1670 
 
 A Sermon preached before the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of London, 
 at Guildhall chapel, on the day of their humiliation in memory of 
 the late dreadful Fire. By Henry Hesketh. 4to Lond. 1 679 
 
 A Sermon preached before the Lord Mayor, S(C. at Bow church, 
 September 2, 1680, the anniversary of the fast for the burning of 
 London, by Gilbert Burnet. 4to .. .. Lond. 1680 
 
 A Sermon preached before the Lord Mayor, 8(C. at Bow church, 
 September 3, 1 683, on the day of humiliation for the late dreadful 
 Fire. By William Hopkins, B. D. 4to . . Lond. 1 683 
 
 A Sermon preached before the Lord Mayor, S^c. September 2, 1685, 
 being the anniversarv fast for the dreadful Fire. By Benjamin 
 Calamy,D.D. 4to ' .. .. .. Lond. 1685 
 
 A Sermon preached before the Lord Mayor, &c. at the church of St. 
 Mary le Bow, September 2, 1686, being the anniversary fast for 
 the dreadful Fu-e in the year 1666. By John Scot, D. D. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1686 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at Guildhall chapel, 2 September, 1740. By 
 Samuel Salter, M. A. 4to. .. .. Lond. 1740 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's cathedral, September 2, 1748. By 
 William Parker, M. A. 8vo . . . . Oxford, 1 748 
 
 A Sermon before the right hon. the Lord Mayor, 8(C. September 3, 
 1750, [the public fast in remembrance of the Fire of London]. 
 By William Meades, rector of Knapton, CO. Camb. 4to Lond. n. d. 
 
 A Sermon preach'd in London, January 16, 171y, on occasion of the 
 dreadful Fire which began in Thames street on Thursday Januarv 
 13. By John Evans. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1715 
 
 A Sermon preached at Haberdashers' hall, March 27, on occasion 
 of the dreadful Fire in the city on March 25, 1748. By Thomas 
 Gibbons. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1748 
 
 A Sermon preached on occasion of the dreadful Fire at Ratcliff high- 
 way, July 23, 1794. 8vo. (Title page wanting.) With a preface, 
 being a brief historical account of the fire. 
 
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 21168 
 
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 21249 
 
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 1854, 
 
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 1854 
 
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 1854, 
 
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 1854 
 
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 1854 
 
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 1854, 
 
 21617 
 
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 1855 
 
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 1855, 
 
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 1855 
 
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 1855, 
 
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 1855, 
 
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 1855, 
 
 21792 
 
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 1856 
 
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 1856, 
 
 21833 
 
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 1856 
 
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 June 27, 
 
 1856, 
 
 21867 
 
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 1856 
 
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 1856, 
 
 21897 
 
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 1856 
 
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 The ordre of the Hospital of S. Bartholomewes in West Smithfielde, 
 in London. 12mo .. .. .. Lond, 1552 
 
 The order of the Hospitalls of K. Henry the 8th and K. Edward the 
 6th; viz. St. Bartholomew's, Christ's, Bridewell, St. Thomas's. 
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 Petition to the King and Parliament of Thomas Stanley, for faithfully 
 administering to the charities of Christ's, St. Thomas's, and Beth- 
 lem Hospitals. . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
70 London {Hospitals), 
 
 Letters Patent of King Henry the Eighth and King Edward the Sixth, 
 whereby the mayor, commonalty, and citizens of London are in- 
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 A brief history of Christ's Hospital, with a list of the Governors. 
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 Brief Collections out of Magna Charta, with applications to the case 
 and charter of Bridewell Hospital, London. 4to Lond. 1643 
 
 Orders and Ordinances for the better government of the Hospitall of 
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 A Psalm of Thanksgiving (in score) to be sung by the children of 
 Christ's Hospital, in Easter week, for their founders and benefac- 
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 A Second representation of the Hospitall of St. Thomas Southwark's 
 case, in a humble address to Sir Thomas Pilkington, lord mayor of 
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 A Memorial presented to the Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench, 
 on behalf of the Hospitaler and his friend. 4to Lond. 1690 
 
 Remarks on the Royal Hospital at Greenwich. By N. Hawkesmar. 
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 Account of the proceedings of the Governors of St. George's Hos- 
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 Present state and lists of the children of His Majestie's royal foun- 
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 A copy of the Royal Charter, establishing an Hospital for the main- 
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 8vo . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 739 
 
 An account of the foundation and government of the Hospital for 
 Foundlings at Paris. Drawn up by command of her late majesty 
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 Account of the Foundling and other Hospitals. Lond. 1739 
 
 An historical account of the hospital for young and deserted children. 
 8vo .. . . . . . . Lond. 1759 
 
 An account of the rise and progress of the London Hospital, from its 
 institution 1740, to 1767. 4to . . .. Lond. n. d. 
 
 A series of Letters which were interchanged between governors of 
 the two great Hospitals of this city, and Mr. Gardiner of Rich- 
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 An historical account of the origin, progress, and present state of 
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 Charges and Orders of the officers of Christ's Hospital. 8vo 
 
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 Reflections on a Letter addressed to the Governors of St. George's 
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 Extracts from the books of Bridewell Hospital. By Thomas Bowen. 
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 Historical accounts of Bridewell, Bethlem, and Greenwich Hospitals. 
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72 London (Hospitals). 
 
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74 London [Improvements), 
 
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88 London {Miscellaneous), 
 
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 Plan for instituting a London Academy, proposed to Queen Elizabeth. 
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94 London {Miscellaneous), 
 
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 Lord Mayor's Day, a poem. By a namesake (Ijut not an admirer) 
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 ByH. R. 4to .. .. .. .. Xowf?. 1606 
 
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London {Pageants.) 97 
 
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 the Lady Henrietta Maria of Burbon, sister to the most christian 
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 London's Glorv, represented by Time, Truth, and Fame, before King 
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 A Short Representation, performed before the Lord General Monke 
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 A Relation of His Majesties Entertainment passing through the city 
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 The Entertainment of his most excellent majestic Charles II., in his 
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98 London {Pageants) » 
 
 an exact accompt of the whole solemnity ; the triumphal arches, 
 and cavalcade, delineated in sculpture ; the speeches and impresses 
 illustrated from antiquity. To these is added a brief narrative 
 of His Majestie's solemn Coronation, with his magnificent pro- 
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 folio .. .. ., .. .. Lond. 1662 
 
 Aqua Triumphalis ; being a true relation of the honourable the City 
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 Thames and wellcoming them from Hampton Court to Whitehall, 
 expressed in several shews and pageants, the 23 day of August, 
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 The King's Coronation, being an exact account of the Cavalcade, with 
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 An Account of His most excellent Majesty's [William III.] splendid 
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 An Account of the Visit of His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, 
 with their Imperial and Royal Majesties the Emperor of all the 
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 in June 1814. royal 4to .. .. iowc?. 1814 
 
 An Account of the Entertainment given to Field Marshal His Grace 
 the Duke of Wellington by the corporation of London, in the Guild- 
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 An Account of the Expences of the Entertainments given in the Guild- 
 hall of the city of London to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, 
 with their Imperial and Royal Majesties the Emperor of all the 
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 Mr. Hunt's Letter to King William IV., on the intended Civic Feast. 
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 Circular Letter from the Committee, with Mr. Peel's Letter of the 
 postponement of the King's Visit . . . . 1830 
 
 Notice of the Postponement of the Dinner, (circular.) 1830 
 
 Public Notice of the Postponement of the Visit, broadside. 
 
 Notice of no Public Procession or Entertainment . . 1830 
 
 Public Notice from the Common Council, disavowing any communi- 
 cation having been made to government, of the inability of the 
 magistracy to preserve the peace, broadside. 
 
 Ditto of no Procession or Entertainment, broadside. 
 
 Reports relating to the Entertainment of Her Majesty the Queen, in 
 the Guildhall of the city of London, on Lord Mayor's day, 1837. 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. Lond, 1838 
 
London (Pageants.) 99 
 
 Lord Mayors' Pageants. 
 
 Descensus Astrea : the Device of a Pageant borne before M. Wil- 
 liam Web, Lord Maior of the citie of London on the day he tooke 
 his oath, beeing the 29 of October, 1591. Whereunto is annexed 
 a speech deliuered by one clad like a sea nymph, who presented a 
 pinesse on the water, brauely rigd and mand, to the lord maior, at 
 the time he tooke barge to go to Westminster. Done by G. Peele, 
 Maister of Arts in Oxford. 4to Printed for William Wright. 
 
 Lond. 1591 
 
 The Triumphs of Truth, a solemnity vnparalleld for cost and mag- 
 nificence, at the confirmation of that worthy and true nobly-minded 
 gentleman Sir Thomas Middleton, knight, in the honourable office, 
 SfC. of the Lord Maior of the thrice famious citty of London. Di- 
 rected, written, and redeemed into forme, from the ignorance of some 
 former times and their common writer, by Thomas Middleton. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1613 
 
 Metropolis Coronata : the Triumphes of Ancient Drapery ; or Rich 
 Cloathing of England, in a second yeeres performance. In honour 
 of the aduancement of Sir John Jolles, knight, to the office of Lord 
 Maior of London, and taking his oath for the same authoritie, on 
 Monday, being the 30 day of October, 1615. Performed in heartie 
 affection to him, and at the bountifull charges of his worthy bre- 
 thren the truely honourable society of Drapers, the first that received 
 such dignitie in this citie. Deuised and written by A. M. [Anthony 
 Munday], citizen and draper of London. Printed at London, by 
 George Purslo we. 4to .. .. .. 1615 
 
 Chrysanaleia : the Golden Fishing, or honour of Fishmongers ; ap- 
 plauding the aduancement of Mr. John Leman, alderman, to the 
 dignitie of Lord Maior of London ; taking his oath in the same 
 authority at Westminster, on Tuesday, being the 29 day of October, 
 1616. Performed in heartie loue to him, and at the charges of his 
 worthy brethren, the ancient and right worshipfuU company of 
 Fishmongers. Deuised and written by A. M. [Anthony Munday], 
 citizen and draper of London. Printed at London by George 
 Purslowe. 4to . . . . . . 1616 
 
 [The Fishmongers' Pageant on Lord Mayor's day, 1616. Chrysa- 
 naleia : the Golden Fishing, devised by Anthony Munday, citizen 
 and draper, represented in twelve plates by Henry Shaw, F.S.A., 
 from contemporary drawings in the possession of the worshipful 
 company of Fishmongers. Accompanied with various illustrative 
 documents, and an historical introduction, by John Gough Nichols, 
 F.S.A., London and Newcastle, citizen and stationer, folio 
 
 Lond. 1844] 
 
 Tes Irenes Trophcea ; or the Tryumphs of Peace, that celebrated the 
 solemnity of the right honourable Sir Francis Jones, knight, at his 
 inauguration into the maioraltie of London, on Monday, being the 
 30 of October, 1620. At the particular cost and charge of the 
 right worshipfuU and ancient society of the Haberdashers. With 
 explication of the severall shewes and devices. By J. S. [John 
 Squire]. Printed by Nicholas Okes. 4to .. Lond. \Q10 
 
 H 2 
 
100 London {Pageants), 
 
 Porta Pietatis, or the port or harbour of piety ; expressed in sundry 
 triumphes, pageants, and showes, at the initiation of the right 
 honourable Sir Maurice Abbot, knight, into the raajoralty of the 
 famous and farre renowned city London. All the charge and ex- 
 pence of the laborious projects, both by water and land, being the 
 sole undertaking of the right worshipful company of Drapers. 
 Written by Thomas Heywood. 4to Lond. (J. Okes) 1638 
 
 Londini Status Paccatus, or London's peaceable estate ; expressed in 
 sundry triumphs, pageants, and shewes, at the initiation of the right 
 honourable Henry Garway into the majority of the famous and farre 
 renowned city of London. All the charge and expence of the labo- 
 rious projects, both by water and land, being the sole undertakings 
 of the right worshipful society of Drapers. Written by Thomas 
 Heywood. 4to .. .. Lowd. (John Okes) 1639 
 
 Charity Triumphant ; or the Virgin-Shew. Exhibited on the 29th 
 of October, 1655, being the Lord Mayor's day. 4to iowrf. 1655 
 [Written by Edmund Gayton, and dedicated to Alderman John 
 Dethicke, lord mayor.] 
 
 London's Triumphs, presented by Industry and Honour, with other 
 delightfull scenes appertaining to them ; celebrated in honour of 
 the right honourable Sir John Ireton, knt.. Lord Mayor of the 
 said city, on the 29 day of October, 1658, and done at the costs 
 and charges of the worshipful company of Clothworkers. By J. 
 Tatham. 4to . . .. .. .. Lond. \Qb^ 
 
 London's Tryumphs, presented in several delightfull scsenes, both on 
 the water and land, and celebrated in honour to the deservedly 
 honored Sir John Frederick, knight and baronet, Lord Mayor of 
 the city of London, at the costs and charges of the worshipful! 
 company of Grocers. By John Tatham. 4to . . Lond. 1661 
 
 Londinum Triumphans : London's Triumphs celebrated, in honour 
 of the truely deserving Sir Anthony Bateman, knight. Lord Mayor 
 of the honourable city of London, and done at the costs and 
 charges of the right worshipful the company of Skinners, the 29th 
 of October, 1 663, By John Tatham. Printed by W. G., for Henry 
 Brome, at the Gun in Ivy lane. 4to . . . . Lond. 1663 
 
 London's Triumphs, celebrated the 29th of October, 1664, in honour 
 to the truely deserver of honour. Sir John Laurence, knight. Lord 
 Maior of the honourable city of London : performed at the cost of 
 the worshipful companv of Haberdashers, Scc. By John Tatham. 
 4to .. .. ' .. .. .. 1664 
 
 London's Resurrection to Joy and Triumph, expressed in sundry 
 shews, shapes, scenes, speeches, and songs in parts, celebrious to 
 the much meriting magistrate Sir George Waterman, knight. Lord 
 Mayor of the city of London, at the peculiar and proper expen- 
 ces of the worshipful company of Skinners, the King, Queen, and 
 Duke of York, and most of the nobility being present. Written by 
 Thomas Jordan. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1671 
 
 London Triumphant ; or the city in jollity and splendour : expressed 
 in various pageants, shapes, scenes, speeches, and songs, invented 
 and performed for congratulation and delight of the well- deserving 
 
London {Pageants), 101 
 
 Sir Robert Hanson, knight, Lord Mayor of the city of London, at 
 the cost and charges of the worshipful company of Grocers ; His 
 Majesty gracing the triumphs with his royal presence. Written by 
 Thomas Jordan. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1672 
 
 London in its Splendor ; consisting of triumphant pageants, whereon 
 are represented many persons richly arrayed, properly habited, and 
 significant to the design, with several speeches, and a song suit- 
 able to the solemnity ; all prepared for the honour of the prudent 
 magistrate, Sir William Hooker, knight. Lord Mayor of the city 
 of London, at the peculiar expences of the worshipful company 
 of Grocers. As also a description of His Majesties royal enter- 
 tainment at Guildhall, by the city, in a plentiful feast and a glo- 
 rious banquet. Written by Tho. Jordan. Printed by W. G., for 
 Nath. Brock and John Playford. 4to .. Lond. 1673 
 
 The Goldsmith's Jubilee, or London's Triumph ; containing a de- 
 scription of the several pageants and rural dancing, with the 
 speeches spoken on each pageant ; performed, October 29, 1 674, 
 for the entertainment of the right honourable and truly noble pat- 
 tern of prudence and loyalty. Sir Robert Vyner, knight and baro- 
 net. Lord Mayor of the city of' London, at the proper cost and 
 charges of the worshipfull company of Goldsmiths. Composed by 
 Thomas Jordan, royal 8vo .. (Reprint, 1835) Lond. 1674 
 
 The Triumphs of London; performed on Friday, October 29, 1675, 
 for the entertainment of the right honourable and truly noble pat- 
 tern of prudence and loyalty. Sir Joseph Sheldon, knight. Lord 
 Mayor of the city of London ; containing a true description of the 
 several pageants, with the speeches spoken in each pageant, toge- 
 ther with the several songs sung at this solemnity : all set forth at 
 the proper costs and charges of the worshipful company of Drapers. 
 Designed, 8(C., by Thomas Jordan, gent. 4to Lond. 1675 
 
 London's Triumphs, expressed in sundry representations, pageants, 
 and showes, performed on Monday, October 30, 1676, at the in- 
 auguration and instalment of the right honourable Sir Thomas 
 Davies, knt.. Lord Mayor of the city of London, containing a true 
 description of the several scenes and habits of the representers, 
 with the speeches spoken on each pageant. All the charge and ex- 
 pences of the industrious designs being at the sole undertaking of 
 theantient and right worshipful society of Drapers ; being the second 
 year without intermission. By Thomas Jordan. 4to Lond. 1676 
 
 London's Triumphs, illustrated with many magnificent structures and 
 pageants, on which are orderly advanced several stately represen- 
 tations of poetical deities sitting and standing in great splendor on 
 several scenes in proper shapes ; with pertinent speeches, jocular 
 songs (sung by the city musick), and pastoral dancing; performed 
 October 29, 1677, for the celebration, solemnity, and inauguration 
 of the right honourable Sir Francis Chaplin, knt.. Lord Mayor of 
 the city of London. All the charge and expences of the indus- 
 trious designs being the sole undertaking of the antient and right 
 worshipfull company of Clothworkers. By Thomas Jordan, gent. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1677 
 
102 London {Pageants), 
 
 The Triumphs of London ; performed on Tuesday, Oct. 29, 1 678, for 
 the entertainment of the right honourable and truly noble pattern 
 of prudence and loyalty. Sir James Edwards, knight. Lord Mayor 
 of the city of London ; containing a true description of the se- 
 veral pageants, with the speeches spoken on each pageant, to- 
 gether with the songs sung in this solemnity. All set forth at the 
 proper costs and charges of the worshipful company of Grocers. 
 4to .. .. .. .. . . Lond. 1678 
 
 London in Lustre, projecting many bright beams of triumph ; dis- 
 posed into several representations of scenes and triumphs, per- 
 formed with great splendour, on Wednesday, October 29, 1679, 
 at the initiation and instalment of the right honourable Sir Robert 
 Clayton, knight. Lord Mayor of the city of London ; dignified with 
 various delightful variety of presentors, with speeches, songs, 5fc. 
 All set forth at the proper costs and charges of the worshipful com- 
 pany of Drapers. Devised and composed by Thomas Jordan, gent. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1679 
 
 London's Glory, or the Lord Mayor's Show ; containing an illustrious 
 description of the several triumphant pageants, on which are repre- 
 sented emblematical figures, artful pieces of architecture, and rural 
 dancing, with the speeches spoken in each pageant : also three new 
 songs, the first in praise of the Merchant-taylors, the second the 
 Protestants Exhortation, and the third the Plotting Papists Litany, 
 with their proper tunes, either to be sung or play'd ; performed on 
 Friday, October xxix. 1680, for the entertainment of the right ho- 
 nourable Sir Patience Warde, knight. Lord Mayor of the city of 
 London, at the proper cost and charges of the right worshipful 
 company of Merchant-taylors. Invented and composed by Thomas 
 Jordan, gent. 
 
 Pictoribus atque poetis 
 
 Quidhbet audendi semper fuit sequa potestas. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1680 
 
 London's Joy, or the Lord Mayor's Show, triumphantly exhibited in 
 various representations, scenes, and splendid ornaments, with di- 
 vers pertinent figures and movements ; performed on Saturday, Oc- 
 tober xxix. 1 681 , at the inauguration of Sir John Moore, knt.. Lord 
 Mayor of the city of London. With the several speeches and songs 
 which were spoken on the pageants in Cheapside, or sung in Guild- 
 hall during dinner. All the charges and expences of the indus- 
 trious designs being the sole undertaking of the worshipful com- 
 pany of Grocers. By Thomas Jordan, gent. 4to Lond. 1681 
 
 The Triumphs of London ; performed on Monday, October xxix. 1 683, 
 for the entertainment of the right honourable and truly noble pat- 
 tern of prudence and loyalty Sir Henry Tulse, knt.. Lord Mayor 
 of the city of London, containing a description of the whole solem- 
 nity. 4to .. .. .. .. Zone?. 1683 
 
 London's Royal Triumph for the City's loyal Magistrate : in an ex- 
 act description of several scenes and pageants, adorned with many 
 magnificent representations, performed on Wednesday, October 
 xxix. 1684, at the instalment and inauguration of the right ho- 
 
London [Pageants). 103 
 
 nourable Sir James Smith, knight, Lord Mayor of the city of 
 London : illustrated with divers delightful objects of gallantry and 
 jollity, speeches and songs, single and in parts. Set forth at the 
 proper costs and charges of the worshipful company of Drapers. 
 Devised and composed by Tho. Jordan, gent. Printed for John and 
 Henry Playford. 4to .. .. .. Zone?. 1684 
 
 London's Yearly Jubilee ; performed on Friday, October xxix. 1686, 
 for the entertainment of the right honourable Sir John Peake, knt.. 
 Lord Mayor of the city of London ; with a description of the se- 
 veral pageants, speeches, and songs, made for the occasion at the 
 charge of the company of Mercers. By M.Taubman. 4toLond. 1686 
 
 London's Triumph, or the Goldsmiths' Jubilee; performed on Satur- 
 day, Oct. 29, 1687, for the confirmation and entertainment of the 
 right hon. Sir John Shorter, knight. Lord Mayor of the city of 
 London ; containing a description of several pageants and speeches 
 made, proper for the occasion, 8(C. All set forth at the proper costs 
 and charges of the worshipful company of Goldsmiths. By M. 
 Taubman. folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1687 
 
 London's Great Jubilee, restored and performed, on Tuesday, October 
 the 29th, 1689, for the entertainment of the right honourable Sir 
 Thomas Pilkington, knt.. Lord Mayor of the city of London, con- 
 taining a description of the several pageants and speeches, together 
 with a song for the entertainment of their Majesties, who, with their 
 royal highnesses the Prince and Princess of Denmark, the whole 
 Court, and both Houses of Parliament, honour his lordship this 
 year with their presence. All set forth at the proper costs and 
 charges of the right worshipful company of Skinners. By M[at- 
 thew] T[aubman]. 4to . .. .. Lond. \ 689 
 
 The Triumphs of London ; performed on Thursday, October 29, 1 691, 
 for the entertainment of the right honourable Sir Thomas Stamp, 
 knt., Lord Mayor of the city of London; containing a true de- 
 scription of the several pageants, with the speeches spoken on each 
 pageant. All set forth at the proper costs and charges of the 
 worshipful company of Drapers. By E. S. [Elkanah Settle.] 4to 
 
 Lond. 1691 
 
 The Triumphs of London; performed on Saturday, October 29, 1692, 
 for the entertainment of the right honourable Sir John Fleet, knt.. 
 Lord Mayor of the city of London ; containing a true description 
 of the several pageants, with the speeches spoken on each pageant. 
 All set forth at the proper costs and charges of the worshipful 
 company of Grocers, together with an exact relation of the most 
 splendid entertainments prepared for the reception of their sacred 
 Majesties. By E. S. [Elkanah Settle.] 4to Lond. 1692 
 
 The Triumphs of London, prepared for the entertainment of the right 
 honourable Sir Thomas Lane, knight, Lord Mayor of the city of Lon- 
 don ; containing a full description of the pageants, speeches, songs, 
 and the whole solemnity of the day : performed one Monday the 
 29th of October, 1694. Set forth at the proper cost and charges 
 of the honourable company of Clothworkers. [By E. Settle.] 4to 
 
 Lond. 1694 
 
104 London {Pageants), 
 
 The Triumphs of London; performed on Tuesday, October 29, 1695, 
 for the entertainment of the right honourable Sir John Houblon, 
 knt.. Lord Mayor of the city of London, containing a true descrip- 
 tion of the several pageants, with the speeches spoken on each 
 pageant. All prepared at the proper costs and charges of the wor- 
 shipful company of Grocers ; to which is added a new song upon 
 His Majesty's return. Printed by Jer. Wilkins. 4to Lond. \Q95 
 
 Glory's Resurrection ; being the Triumphs of London revived, for the 
 inauguration of the right honourable Sir Francis Child, knt.. Lord 
 Mayor of the city of London ; containing the description (and also 
 the sculptures) of the pageants, and the whole solemnity of the 
 day. Set forth at the proper cost and charge of the honourable 
 company of Goldsmiths, folio .. .. Xowc?. 1698 
 
 The Triumphs of London for the inauguration of the right honour- 
 able Sir Richard Levett, knt.. Lord Mayor of the city of London; 
 containing a description of the pageants, together with the pub- 
 lick speeches and the whole solemnity of the day : performed on 
 Monday the 30th day of October, anno 1699. All set forth at the 
 proper cost and charges of the honourable company of Haber- 
 dashers. [By E. Settle.] folio .. .. Lowrf. 1699 
 
 The Triumphs of London for the inauguration of the right honour- 
 able Sir William Gore, knt.. Lord Mayor of the city of London; 
 containing a description of the pageants, together with the public 
 speeches and the whole solemnity of the day : performed on Wed- 
 nesday the 29th of October, 1 701 . All set forth at the proper cost 
 and charges of the right honourable companv of Mercers. [By El- 
 kanah Settle.] 4to .. .. ' .. Lond. 1101 
 
 The Triumphs of London [as before, for Sir Samuel Dashwood, knt.] 
 Performed on Thursday the 29th of October, 1702. All set forth 
 at the cost and charge of the honourable company of Vintners ; to- 
 gether with the relation of Her Majesty's reception and entertain- 
 ment at dinner in Guildhall. Published by authority. [By Elka- 
 nah Settle.] 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1702 
 
 The Triumphs of London [as before, for Sir Charles Duncombe, knt.. 
 Lord Mayor,] containing the description (and also the sculptures) 
 of the pageants, and the whole solemnity of the day : performed on 
 Friday the 29th of October, anno 1708. All set forth at the pro- 
 per cost and charge of the honourable companv of Goldsmiths. 
 Published by authority. [By Elkanah Settle.] 4to Lond. 1708 
 
 An account of London Pageants, from the earliest times to the reign 
 of King William HI. and Queen Anne : chiefly extracted from the 
 Gentleman's Magazine; with MS. letters, notes, 8(C. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1824 
 
 London Pageants, an account of, in two parts, viz. I. Accounts of 
 fifty-five royal processions and entertainments in the city of Lon- 
 don, chiefly extracted from contemporary writers ; and II. A bib- 
 liographical list of lord mayor's pageants. 8vo 
 
 Lond. (Nichols and Son) 1831 
 
 Lord Mayor's Pageants : being collections towards a history of these 
 annual celebrations ; with specimens of the descriptive pamphlets 
 
London (Parishes and Churches), 105 
 
 published by the city poets. Edited, with introductions and notes, 
 by Frederick W. Fairholt, esq. Parts I. and II. 8vo Lond. 1843-44 
 The Civic Garland : a collection of songs from London Pageants ; with 
 an introduction and notes. By Fred. W. Fairholt, esq. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1845 
 
 Parishes and Churches. 
 
 Aldgate {St. Botolph). 
 Orders of Vestry, of the rates payable for burials in the parish of. 
 folio .. .. .. ' .. .. 1677 
 
 Allhallows, London Wall. 
 Reasons for a bill for rebuilding the Parish Church of. 8vo. sheet. 
 
 [circ. 1765] 
 Allhallows the Great, Upper Thames street. 
 A brief historical account of the parish of; with notices of the several 
 ancient charitable gifts therein. By J. J. Hubbard. Svo Lond. 1843 
 
 Andrew's {St.), Holhom, 
 
 The Case of the erectors of a chapel or oratory in the parish of St. 
 Andrew's, Holbom. 8vo .. .." .. Lond. IT 22 
 
 The Case of the patron and rector of St. Andrew's, Holborn, in an- 
 swer to a pamphlet entitled The Case of the erectors of a chapel. 
 [By Dr. Joseph Trapp.] Svo . .. .. Lond. \1 22 
 
 A Reply to the Case of the patron and rector of St. Andrew's Hol- 
 born ; or a vindication of the case of the erectors of a chapel, 8fC, 
 Svo . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 723 
 
 A genuine narrative of the sacrilegious impiety of John Lambe, the 
 sexton, and William Bilby, the grave digger of, containing a sum- 
 mary account of matters of fact. Collected from the several wit- 
 nesses, Sfc. 8vo . . . . . , Lond. n. d. 
 
 Cases of supposed exemption from poor rates claimed by the Inns of 
 Court ; with a sketch of the antient history of the parish of St. 
 Andrew, Holborn. By Edward Griffith, esq., F.S. A. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1831 
 Andreio*s {St.) Undershaft. 
 
 A Rental : or history of the various charitable donations to the pa- 
 rish of, the names of the donors, nature of their estates, and appli- 
 cation of the charities : also the extent and boundaries of this 
 parish. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. 11 S9 
 
 Ann's {St.), Aldersgate. 
 A true relation of a combustion hapning at St. Anne's church by 
 Aldersgate, betweene a stranger, sometimes a Jesuite, but now, 
 thankes be to God, reformed to our church, and one Marler, a 
 button-maker, contending which should first preach, the minister 
 being absent that sabbath day, August 8, 1 641 . 4to Lond, 1 641 
 
106 London {Parishes and Churches). 
 
 Bermondsey. 
 History and Antiquities of the parish of Bermondsey. By G. W. 
 Phillips. 8vo .. .. .. .. Zonrf. 1841 
 
 Bishopsgate (St. Botolph). 
 Reasons for a bill to rebuild the Parish Church of. fo. sh. Lond, n. d. 
 A brief history of the parish of St. Botolph, Bishopsgate. By Tho- 
 mas LifFord Smart, vestry clerk. Svo . . Lond, 1824 
 
 Chelsea. 
 A statement of the efforts made by the inhabitants of St. Luke, Chel- 
 sea, to give efficiency to an Act of Parliament made for their be- 
 nefit. By Peter Kruse. 8vo . . . >. Lond. 1 822 
 
 Christ Church, Surrey. 
 
 An Address to the inhabitants of the parish of Christ Church, Surrey, 
 on the late bill in Parliament for enlarging the cemetery of that 
 parish. By a Parishioner. .. .. Lond. \%\1 
 
 A brief history of the parish of, with its public charities. By Henry 
 Hunt, esq. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1830 
 
 Clerkenwell (St. James). 
 A Letter to the Bishop of London [Gibson], complaining of the new 
 
 Altar-piece in the church of [a picture of the Virgin and Child] . 
 
 With remarks, large sheet (with an engraving, at the top, of the 
 
 altar-piece). .. .. .. .. Lond. 1735 
 
 History and description of the parish of. By J. and H. S. Storer : the 
 
 historical part by T, Cromwell. 8vo .. Lond. 1828 
 
 Cripplegate (St. Giles). 
 
 Particulars of the rates of church duties, agreed upon at a general 
 meeting of the parish of, 4 November, 1644, September 27, 1664, 
 and February 3, 1674. 
 
 A Letter to the rev. Dr. Edw. Fowler, the vicar, in answer to his 
 late vindicatory preface. By William Newbery and William Ed- 
 munds, folio sheet .. .. .. Lond. 1685 
 
 A Reply to the same. By William Smithies, curate of the parish, 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. Lond. 1685 
 
 Account of the receipt and expenditure on account of the church and 
 parish of St. Giles, Cripplegate, for the year 1828-9, and of the 
 gift estates for the year 1828. 8vo .. Lond. 1829 
 
 Minutes of Evidence before a committee of the House of Commons, 
 as to the operation of select and other vestries, in as far as relates 
 to St. Giles without Cripplegate. 8vo .. Lond. 1830 
 
 History of all the Charitable Donations to the parish of St. Giles's, 
 Cripplegate. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1830 
 
 Papers written during a time of great excitement in the parish : 
 The Cripplegate Gazette and Supplement, broad sheet 1830 
 
 Mr. Joseph Newell's Letters to the electors of Cripplegate With- 
 out. 4to .. .. .. .. 1830 
 
London [Pmi^shes and Churches), 107 
 
 Hand-bills concerning the abolition of tithes in the parish. 1832 
 A Letter from Newell, concerning seizures for tithes, fo.sh. [1832] 
 Ditto from a Reformer, on resistance of tithes, fo. sh. [1832] 
 Ditto from Newell, on that of a Reformer. . . 1832 
 
 Ditto from a Reformer in reply. . . . . [1832] 
 
 Dukes Place (St. James). 
 
 Table of church duties in the parish of St. James, Duke's place, 1 678. 
 MS. 
 
 Order of the Commissioners for ecclesiastical causes as to the claims 
 of exemption of the parishes of the Trinity Minories, St. James 
 Duke's place, and St. Botolph Aldgate. broadsheet. Lond. 1686 
 
 Dunstan's (St.) in the West. 
 
 A table of the accustomed fees for burial in the parish of. [temp. Car. 
 II.] broad sheet. 
 
 An historical account of the constitution of the vestry of the parish 
 of. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1714 
 
 Views, exhibiting the exterior and interior, and principal monuments 
 of the very ancient and remarkable church of ; to which is added, 
 an historical account of the church. By the rev. J. F. Denham, 
 B.A. 4to . . . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Fleet (The). 
 The Fleet Registers, or history of Fleet marriages ; with an account 
 of the parsons and marriage-housekeepers, extracts from the re- 
 gisters here, and at May fair, the Mint, and Savoy chapels. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1833 
 George's (St .) , Bloomsbury : — see Giles (St.) in the Fields. 
 
 George's (St.), Hanover Square. 
 The case of the parish of, with regard to the Land-tax. fol. sh. n. d. 
 
 Giles's (St.) in the Fields. 
 
 Some account of the hospital and parish of. By the late Mr. John 
 Parton, vestry clerk, royal 4to . . . . Lond. 1822 
 
 History of the united parishes of St.Giles in the Fields and St. George, 
 Bloomsbury ; with strictures on their parochial government, S^c, 
 Second edit. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1834 
 
 Greenwich. 
 The case of the inhabitants of; and reasons why they ask relief for 
 rebuilding their parish church, folio sheet .. [circ. 1710] 
 
 Hackney. 
 Lammas Lands, St. John's, Hackney, Report of a Committee on. 
 8vo . . . . .. .. .. Lond. 1810 
 
 Islington (St. Mary). 
 Reasons for a bill to rebuild the Parish Church o^. fol. sheet n. d. 
 
108 London {Parishes and Churches). 
 
 Act of Parliament, 5 Geo. IV., to repeal several Acts as to the poor 
 of the parish of St. Mary Ishngton, Middlesex ; and for lighting, 
 watching, <^c. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \%25 
 
 The History and Topography of the parish of. By Samuel Lewis, 
 jun. 4to .. .. .. .. ionrf. 1842 
 
 Laurence Pountney (St.) 
 A history of the parish of, including an account of Corpus Christi 
 (or Pountney) College. By H. B. Wilson, D.D. 4to Lond. 1831 
 
 Luke's (St.), Old Street. 
 Book of the revelations of St. Luke, concerning the select. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1786 
 Margaret's (St.), Westminster. 
 Ornaments of Churches considered, with a view to the late decoration 
 of the parish church of. 4 to . . . . Oxford, 1761 
 
 Martin's (St.) in the Fields. 
 
 A Purge for Churchwardens, 8(C. shewing the extravagant accounts 
 of some parishes, particularly of St. Martin's in the Fields, for 
 1712, 1713, and 1714. folio .. .. Lond. 17 \ 5 
 
 The Case of the parish of, with regard to the Land-tax. fol. sh. n. d. 
 
 Martin's (St.) le Grand. 
 Historical Notices of the Collegiate Church of. By Alfred John 
 Kempe. 8vo .. .. .. .. ' Lond. 182S 
 
 Martin's (St.), Outwich. 
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London {Parishes and Churches), 109 
 
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 A catalogue of most of the memorable tombes, grave-stones, plates, 
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110 London {Parishes and Churches), 
 
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 Repertorium Ecclesiasticum Parochiale Londinense. By Richard 
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 The dissenting teachers' Address against the Bill for building fifty 
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 Acts of Parliament relating to the building of fifty new churches, in 
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 Perspective views of all the antient churches and other buildings in 
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 Poor Honesty's Fight with two parishes. Svo . . Lond. 1739 
 
 A short account of the several wards, precincts, parishes, SfC, in Lon- 
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 A short review of the frauds, abuses, and impositions of Parish Offi- 
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 A plan of a national and civil Registration of births, marriages, and 
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London {Plague). Ill 
 
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 Certaine Sermons, concerning God's late visitation in the citie of 
 London and other parts of the land. Preached at St. Alphage, 
 Cripplegate, by William Cupper. 12mo .. Lond. \b92 
 
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 Whereunto is annexed an epistle sent out of the countrey to the 
 afflicted citie of London. Made and written by lames Godskell 
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 A collection of the original Bills of Mortality, official placards, and 
 other public papers and notices, placarded and published by autho- 
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 [particularly copious and curious as to the great plague of the year 
 1665]. 2 vol. 4to (original binding.) 1592-l'670 
 
 Certaine rules, directions, or advertisements, for this time of pestilen- 
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 Lond. 1625 
 
 London's Lamentation for her sinnes, and complaint to the Lord her 
 God, &;c. ; together with a sovereigne receipt against the Plague. 
 By W. C, pastor at Whitechappell. 8vo . , Lond. 1625 
 
 Lachrymce Londinenses ; or London's teares and lamentations for 
 God's heavie visitation of the plague of pestilence ; with a map of 
 the cities miserie. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1626 
 
 Orders thought meet to be jput into execution against the Plague 
 [and amongst them " that the bill. Lord have mercy upon us, with 
 a large crosse, be set upon the door of every house visited by the 
 plague"]. .. .. .. .. 1641 
 
 A seasonable Memorandum, humbly tendred to the city of London, 
 the lord mayor, aldermen, and the whole commonalty thereof, by 
 occasion of the pestilence begun this year 1665. By their old re- 
 membrancer, George Wither, sm. 8vo .. Lond. 1665 
 
 London's Remembrancer, or a true accompt of every particular week's 
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112 London {Plague). 
 
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 Parish Clerks of London. 8vo .. .. Lond. \QQ5 
 
 Certain necessary directions, as well for the cure of the Plague as for 
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 London's deliverance predicted, in a short discourse showing the 
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 A Mite cast into the treasury of the famous city of London ; being a 
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 Seasonable thoughts in sad times, or reflections on the warre, pes- 
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 God's Terrible Voice in tbe City, by T. V. [Thomas Vincent]. 8vo 
 
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 The Case of the Inhabitants of the liberty of Westminster against the 
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 to require quarantine, folio sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 Loimologia ; or an Historical Account of the Plague in London in 
 1665. By Nathaniel Hodges, M.D.; with an essay and remarks, 
 by John Quincy, M.]). Svo .. .. Lond. 11-20 
 
 A history of the most remarkable pestilential distempers. By R. 
 Brookes, M.D. Svo .. .. . Lond. \12\ 
 
 A discourse upon the Plague : in two parts. By Sir Richard Black- 
 more, M.D. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1121 
 
 A succinct account of the Plague at Marseilles, translated from the 
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 An Hvpothetical Notion of the Plague. By Mr. Place. Svo 
 
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 Some Observations concerning the Plague. Svo Lond. \12\ 
 
 Seasonable considerations on the indecent and dangerous custom of 
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 Bread, the Assize of, allowed and commanded to be kept by the right 
 honourable the lords and others of the Queene's Majestie's privie 
 counsaile. . . . . . . . . Lond. 1592 
 
 The Assize of Bread, newly corrected and enlarged, with orders fok 
 making all kindes of bread : with sundrie good ordinances for ba- 
 kers, brewers, innholders, <^c. 4to .. .. jLonc?. 1592 
 
 The same. 4to .. .. .. ., Lond. 1636 
 
 Order of the Lord Mayor for observing the rates and prices of poul- 
 try, folio .. .. .. .. 1633 
 
 A Decree lately made in the high court of Starre- Chamber, confirmed 
 by His Sacred Majestic, as to divers things [chiefly relating to 
 matters of London police] . 4to .. .. Lone?. 1633 
 
114 London {Police), 
 
 A Decree in the Star- Chamber, concerning inmates and divided tene- 
 ments, in London or three miles about. 4to . . Lond. 1636 
 
 A Briefe Declaration for what manner of speciall nusance concerning 
 private dwelling-houses a man may have his remedy by assise or 
 other action as the case requires ; together with the power and 
 extent of customes in cities, <^c., concerning the same, also the 
 justices' of assise opinion on the statute laws respecting parishes, 
 «^c. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1636 
 
 Artachthos, or a new book declaring the assize or weight of bread. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . Lond, 1 638 
 
 Clericus Mercati. An humble remonstrance of the severall heads and 
 ground-worke conceived, for the draught of a Bill of Information 
 to be exhibited into the high court of Parliament concerning the 
 generall Clarke of the Market. By Ben. Agar. 4to Lond, 1641 
 
 Orders of the Commons, concerning the rate of coals, br. sh. 1642 
 
 Petition of the inhabitants of Westminster, the Tower Hamlets, South- 
 wark, 8(C. to the Lords, to hasten the personal treaty with His Ma- 
 jesty, and that the Militia of the out parts may be united with the 
 city of London in one militia, broad sheet . . [1643] 
 
 The Petition of thousand of well affected inhabitants of London and 
 Westminster for a committee to undertake the service to list per- 
 sons into companies and regiments, broad sheet 1643 
 
 An Order by the lord mayor and Militia Committee for the six regi- 
 ments to advance towards Reading, folio . . 1 643 
 
 Order of the lord mayor touching the design of listing prentices 
 under the oath of secrecy, broad sheet . . 1648 
 
 An Act of Common Council for the prevention of nuisances within 
 the city of London. . . . . . . 1655 
 
 Proclamation to restrain the abuses of hackney coaches. 1660 
 
 A Proclamation for keeping the markets to supply the city of London 
 with provisions ; and for prevention of alarms and tumults, and for 
 appointing a meeting of merchants. . , . . 1666 
 
 Street Regulations ; rules and directions for the pitching and levelling 
 the streets and lanes of the city of London and liberties, 8{C., pre- 
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 Order of the Maior, 8(C. as to rebuilding London after the Great Fire, 
 (three papers) . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Orders by the Commissioners of Sewers for paving the streets, with 
 the paviours* names. MS. . . . . 1 670 
 
 Objections against carrying on the New Sewer from Spittlefields to 
 the river of Thames, and answers to the same objections, broad 
 sheet . . . . • . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Heads of the additional Bill for paving and cleansing London, 1670; 
 with MS. orders of the commissioners, as to a list of paviours' 
 names. 
 
 Order of the Commissioners of Sewers, Pavements, 8fC., in London, 
 for regulation of the same. . . . . 1671 
 
 An Act of Common Council for paving and cleansing the city of Lon- 
 don, 6^c. 12mo .. .. .. .. 1671 
 
London {Police), 115 
 
 An Act of Common Council, 15 Sept., for settling and well ordering 
 the public markets. .. .. .. 1672 
 
 Lord Mayor's Proclamation for the amendment of manners of the 
 citizens generally, as a means of pleasing Providence and averting 
 the evils hanging over them, folio .. 1679 
 
 The Lord Mayor's Precept concerning rogues and beggars. 1 680 
 
 Advice for the prevention of theft ; being the confession of a con- 
 demned prisoner to William Smithies, curate of St. Giles, Cripple- 
 gate, folio sheet .. .. ., Lond. 1687 
 
 Letter from a master of a collier to a member of parliament, showing 
 the causes coals are so dear, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 The Assize of Bread, with sundry good and needful ordinances. 
 4to .. .. .. ' .. .. Lond. 1684 
 
 Directions by the Lord Mayor for executing the laws against vices 
 and enormities, folio sheet . . . . 1687 
 
 A Proposal for the better securing of Health, fo. sh. Lond. [1689] 
 
 Antimoixeia : or the honest and joynt design of the Tower Hamblets 
 for the general suppression of Bawdy-houses, fo. sh. Lond. 1691 
 
 A moderate computation of the expenses in Provisions spent in the 
 cities of London and Westminster, folio . . Lond. 1 69 1 
 
 A letter from a Merchant in London to an M. P., concerning the 
 practices of Brokers, folio sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 Petition of the English Brokers against strangers and the sons of 
 aliens exercising Brocage, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 An account of the Societies for the Reformation of Manners in London 
 and Westminster, 8fc. [By D. Defoe.] 8vo . . Lond. 1 699 
 
 A Petition of the oppressed Market-people, humbly offered to the con- 
 sideration of the lord mayor, aldermen, <^c. of London. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1696-1700 
 
 The Case of Wilham Stewart, the present garbler for the city of Lon- 
 don, folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Black Lists ; or names of lewd and scandalous persons discovered by 
 the Society for the Reformation of Manners, in 1701 and 1705. 
 (broadsides.) 
 
 The Seven -and-twentieth account of the progress made in the cities 
 of London and Westminster, by the societies for promoting a Re- 
 formation of Manners. 8vo , . . . n. d. 
 
 Some considerations upon Street-walkers, with a proposal for lessen- 
 ing the present number of them ; in two letters to a member of 
 parliament. 4to . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Public Nuisance considered under the several heads of bad pavements, 
 butchers infesting the streets, billetting foot-guards, and insolence 
 of household servants ; with hints towards a remedy. By a gentle- 
 man of the Temple. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Bread, The Assize of. folio .. .. .. 1710 
 
 Rules, Directions, and By-laws of the court of Aldermen of London, 
 by virtue of an ordinance of the Lord Protector, for the regulation 
 of Hackney Coachmen, 8iC. folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 Hackney Coachmen's Case as presented to the Commons House of 
 Parliament, with a proposal to raise for His Majesty 200,000/. per 
 
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116 London (Police). 
 
 annum ; also the Hackney Coachmen's Case, containing a further 
 statement as to their proposals, folio . . n. d. 
 
 A Proposal of George Leverick, hackney coachman, to prevent stops 
 in the street, folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Proposals to prevent the Stop of Coaches in the street, folio n. d. 
 
 The Case of several Hackney Coachmen that hire licences, fo. n. d. 
 
 The Case of seven hundred Hackney Coachmen and widows inte- 
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 The Case of John Nicholson and others, in behalf of themselves and 
 others, and the first four hundred Hackney Coachmen, fo. n. d. 
 
 The Case of the Coachmen in relation to the Bill for increasing the 
 number of hackney coaches, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 The Case of the unlicensed Hackney Chairmen, folio n. d. 
 
 The Case of the poor Hackney Coachmen, folio n. d. 
 
 The Hackney Coachmen's Case, with reasons for a settled price for 
 hiring, folio . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The true and deplorable case of the Waggoners, carriers of goods* 
 folio . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Case of the four hundred Hackney Coachmen allowed to ply for hire 
 in London and its suburbs, humbly oflfered to the consideration of 
 the king, folio . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The Rates for Hackney Coaches and Chairs, folio 1711 
 
 Proposal to prevent the beginning of theft in London ; viz. the pick- 
 ing of pockets, sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Proclamation of the Lord Mayor against the increase of taverns and 
 eating-houses or ordinaries, sheet .. .. n. d. 
 
 Order of Common Council for preventing filth and noisome smells, 
 sheet . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Hawkers and Pedlars ; Reasons for and against suppressing hawkers 
 and pedlars ; together with the case of cities, corporations, and 
 market towns, concerned with ; short abstract and also a larger 
 perusal of the statutes in force against hawkers and other unlaw- 
 ful traders ; further statements of the case, reasons, SfC, as refer- 
 ring to. . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Coals. Petition to Parliament, and case of Sir Job Harby, knt., as 
 to his right to a certain rent out of coals exported, obtained by 
 patent of King Charles I. . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 A true discovery of the conduct of Receivers and Thieftakers in and 
 about the city of London, humbly dedicated to the lord mayor, 
 aldermen, and common council. By Charles Hitchin, one of the 
 marshals of the city of London. 4to .. Lond. 1718 
 
 The Oppressions of the Market-people : or the extortions of the far- 
 mers of the city markets ; with a copy of an award referring to the 
 public markets of London, also the rates, tolls, and duties, settled 
 by an Act of Common Council. 4to . . . . Lond. 1720 
 
 City Cries, instrumental and vocal, or an examination of certain 
 abuses, corruptions, and enormities in London and Dublin. By the 
 rev. Dr. Swift, D.S.P.D. 8vo .. .. Dublin, 17 S2 
 
 Reasons for the Bill for repairing the highways leading to Highgate, 
 Hampstead, ^c. folio sheet .. ,. [1732] 
 
London {Police), 117' 
 
 A plain answer to a late pamphlet, intitled The business of Pawn- 
 broking stated and defended. By an impartial hand. 8vo 
 
 Xowrf. 1745 
 
 An Enquiry into the causes of the late increase of Robbers. By Henry 
 Fielding, esq. Second edition. 12mo .. Lond. 1751 
 
 A plan for preventing robberies within twenty miles of London. By 
 John Fielding, esq. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1755 
 
 A faithful narrative of the most wicked and inhuman transactions of 
 that bloody-minded gang of thief- takers, alias thief-makers, Mac- 
 daniel. Berry, Salmon, Cagan, and Gahagan. By Joseph Cose. 
 8vo .. .. .. ,. .. Lond. 1756 
 
 An account of the origin and effects of a Police set on foot by his 
 grace the Duke of Newcastle in 1 753, on a plan presented to him 
 by the late Henry Fielding, esq.; with a plan for preserving 
 those deserted girls in this town who become prostitutes from ne- 
 cessity. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. \75S 
 
 Jonathan Wild's advice to his successor, containing useful hints and 
 instructions on the art of thief-taking, and a plan for an asylum for 
 decayed thief- takers. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1758 
 
 A proposal to render effectual a plan for removing prostitutes from 
 the streets of the metropolis. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1758 
 
 Extracts from such of the Penal Laws as particularly relate to the 
 peace and good order of this metropoHs. By John Fielding, esq. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1761 
 
 Directions for the more faithful execution of the new Militia Act. 
 By Chas. Whitworth. 8vo . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 An authentic narrative of the robbery committed in the Earl of 
 Harrington's house, in the Stable-yard, St. James's. By Mr. 
 James Bevell. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1765 
 
 Proposals for an association against the iniquitous practices of en- 
 grossers, forestallers, 8(C., for reducing the prices of provisions, 
 especially butcher's meat. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1766 
 
 Remarks on the Riot Act, with an application to certain recent and 
 alarming facts. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1768 
 
 Genuine copies of all the letters between the lord chancellor, the se- 
 cretary of state, and the sheriffs of London and Middlesex, rela- 
 tive to the execution of Dovle and Valine. [By John Home 
 Tooke.] 8vo .. ..' .. .. Lond. 1770 
 
 A Letter to the Citizens of London on the appointment of a City 
 Marshal. By Robert HoUoway. 8vo ,. Lond. 1771 
 
 A Letter to the whole body of proprietors of the Exeter post-coach, 
 relating to a hare of which that coach was robbed at the Saracen's- 
 head in Fleet-street, London. 8vo ,. Salisbury, 1773 
 
 A plan for rendering the Militia of London useful and respectable, and 
 for raising an effective and well-regulated watch. By a member of 
 the corporation. 8vo .. ., .. Lond. 1728 
 
 Proposals and remarks for the improvement of the City Militia, and 
 for watch and ward. By Granville Sharp. 8vo Lond. 1782 
 
 Letters to the Lords of the Privy Council on the Police, SfC. By 
 Josiah Dornford, esq. 8vo ' .. .. Lond. 1785 
 
118 London {Police), 
 
 A Narrative of Proceedings tending towards a national reformation, 
 consequent upon His Majesty's proclamation for suppressing vice 
 and immorality ; with the representation of the grand juries of 
 London and Middlesex, 8^c. By a county magistrate. 8vo 
 
 Lond. \1S>1 
 
 The economy of an institution established in Spitalfields, London, for 
 supplying the poor with good meat-soup for one penny per quart. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1788 
 
 Observations on the Herring Fisheries upon the north and east coasts 
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 granted for an alehouse called the " Hand and Flower" in the 
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 William Hyde, esq. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. Md\ 
 
 Thoughts on the means of alleviating the miseries attendant upon 
 common prostitution. 8vo.. .. .. Lond. \T 99 
 
 A Treatise on the commerce and police of the River Thames. By 
 Patrick Colquhoun, LLD. 8vo .. .. iowrf. 1800 
 
 The Mirror of Iniquity, in a letter to the magistrates of England, 
 [London]. 8vo . . .. .. .. Lond. 1^02 
 
 Letter to the right hon. Lord Pelham, on the state of Mendicity in 
 the metropolis. By Matthew Martin, esq. 8vo Lond. 1803 
 
 A Treatise on the Police of the metropolis. By P. Colquhoun, LL.D. 
 Seventh edit. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1 806 
 
 A Letter to the Lord Mayor, relative to a report made by a special 
 committee of the court of Common Council respecting the London 
 Militia. By James Thomas Kirkman, captain of the royal East 
 London Militia. 8vo .. .. .. Xowrf. (1811) 
 
 An Address to the corporation of the city of London on the pro- 
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 Thoughts on the management and relief of the Poor. By William 
 Clark, esq. (a magistrate acting in the county of Somerset). 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1815 
 
 Report from the select committee of the House of Commons on the 
 education of the lower orders in the metropoUs, with the minutes 
 of evidence. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1816 
 
 Minutes of Evidence before a select committee of the House of Com- 
 mons to inquire into the state of the police of the metropolis, with 
 notes, 8(C. By a magistrate of the county of Middlesex. 8vo 
 
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 An Appeal on behalf of the loyal and industrious artificers, labourers, 
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 lief. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1816 
 
 An Inquiry into the nature and object of the several laws for restrain- 
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 committee on the state of the police of the metropolis. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1817 
 
London [Police). 119 
 
 Act of Parliament, 57 George III., for better paving, improving, and 
 regulating the streets of the metropohs, preventing nuisances, ob- 
 structions, (^c. folio .. .. .. 1817 
 
 Reports on the Police of the Metropolis, folio Lond. 1816-1817 
 
 Pauperism : its £vils and burthens reduced by caUing into action the 
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 H. B. Gascoigne. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \^IS 
 
 Chimney Sweepers, The Speech of Dr. Lushington in support of the 
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 Chimney Sweeping, A Letter to the mistresses of families on the 
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 The Danger of travelling in Stage-Coaches, and a remedy proposed. 
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 Act of ParUament, 1 Geo. IV. (1820), for regulating the London Mi- 
 litia. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond.\^20 
 
 Observations on the present state of the Police of the metropolis. 
 By George B. Main waring, esq. 8vo . . Lond. 1821 
 
 An Essay on preventive Police, particularly as applied to London : 
 being a review of the Metropolitan Police reports of the House of 
 Commons. 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1821 
 
 Relief for the poor and afflicted in and near London. By A. H. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1821 
 
 A Letter to the mistresses of famihes on the cruelty of employing 
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 Considerations on the defective state of the pavement of the metro- 
 polis. By William Deykes, gent. 8vo .. Zone?. 1824 
 
 Rules, orders, and regulations for the Police of the city of London. 
 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1824, 1827, 1829 
 
 Various Orders for regulating the standing of carts for hire, driving 
 of cattle, 8iC. in the city of London and hberties thereof, [during 
 the mayoralties of Aid. Garratt and Brown]. 8vo Lond. 1825 
 
 Observations on Mr. Peel's Police magistrates' salary raising Bill, S^c, 
 By Jeremy Bentham. 8vo .. .. Xo»rf. 1825 
 
 Letter to the right honourable the Lord Mayor, on the supply of Gas 
 to the city of London. By Joseph Hedley. 8vo Lond. 1 828 
 
 A Letter to the right honourable the Lord Mayor of London, in reply 
 to a letter lately addressed to him by Mr. Joseph Hedley, on the 
 supply of Gas to the city, SfC. By William Matthews. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1828 
 
 A Letter to the right honourable Robert Peel, on the supply of Water 
 to the metropolis. 8vo .. .. .. Zowrf. 1828 
 
 A popular Treatise on the Warming and Ventilation of Buildings, 
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 the necessitv and advantages of a Pauper Police. By Samuel 
 Miller. 8vo .. .. .. .. Xonrf. 1831 
 
120 London {Police), 
 
 A Letter to the right hon. Sir Robert Peel, hart., on the fatal and 
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 tyranny of the new poHce. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1 835 
 
 Reports on Metropolis Police offices, folio Lond. 18^1-] 83S 
 
 An Act for regulating the Police in the city of London, 2 and 3 Vict., 
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 Regulations for the Police of the city of London, by the Commis- 
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 Baths and Wash-houses : Proceedings of the Committee to promote 
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 the buildings erected, ^e. 4to sheets .. Lond. 1852 
 
 Some considerations upon Street-walkers, with a proposal for lessen- 
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 parliament. 4to . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Resolutions of the Associated Architects, with the report of a com- 
 mittee by them appointed to consider the causes of the frequent 
 fires, and the best means of prevention in future. Svo n. d. 
 
 The Seven-and-twentieth account of the progress made in the cities 
 of London and Westminster, by the societies for promoting a Re- 
 formation of Manners. Svo . . . . n. d. 
 
 Public Nuisance considered under the several heads of bad pavements, 
 butchers infesting the streets, billetting foot-guards, and insolence 
 of household servants ; with hints towards a remedy. By a gentle- 
 man of the Temple. Svo . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Brief Abstract of proceedings of the Society for the Suppression of 
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 The effect of the Declaration made in the Guildhall by M. Recorder 
 of London, concerning the late attemptes of the Queues Majesties 
 ^evill, seditious, and disobedient subjects, small Svo Lond. 1571 
 
 A Speach delivered to the Kinges most excellent maiestie, in the- 
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 chard Martine of the Middle Temple. 4to . . Edin. 1603 
 
 A Tongue Combat lately happening betweene two English souldiers 
 in the tilt boat of Gravesend. 4to . . . . Lond. 1623 
 
 Vojc Civitatis; or London's complaint against her children in the 
 countrey, taken from her owne mouth, and written by Benjamin 
 Spencer, Master in Arts. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 625 
 
 A brief relation of certaine speciall and most materiall passages and 
 speeches in the Starre Chamber, occasioned and delivered June 14, 
 1637, at the censure of Dr. Bastwicke, Mr. Burton, and Mr. 
 Prynne. 4to . . .. .. .. Lond. 1638 
 
 Proclamation of His Majesty, touching Grants and Licences obtained 
 upon untrue surmises. .. ,. ,. 1639 
 
London {Political). 121 
 
 The Petition and Protestation of all the Bishops, 8(C. now called by 
 the king's writs, and now present about London and Westminster, 
 to attend parliament. . . . . . . \_circa 1 640] 
 
 A Message from both houses of Parliament unto His Majestic, con- 
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 unto. 4to . . . . . . . . Lond. 1641 
 
 The third speech of the Lord George Digby to the House of Com- 
 mons, concerning Bishops and the citie petition, the 9th of Febru- 
 ary, 1640. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1640 
 
 The humble Petition and Address of several Peers of this realm to 
 
 His Majesty of sacred memory King Charles L folio 1 640 
 
 An Humble Remonstrance to the high court of Parliament, by a 
 
 dutiful son of the church. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 640 
 
 A New Discovery of the Prelates Tyranny, in their late prosecutions 
 of Mr. William Prynne, Dr. John Bastwick, and Mr. Henry Bur- 
 ton. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 The several Petitions of Dr. Bastwicke, M. Burton, M. Prynne, and 
 
 of Nat. Wickins, to Parhament. 4to .. Lond. 1641 
 
 A Speech of the hon. N. Fiennes, concerning Bishops and the City 
 
 of London's petition. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1641 
 
 Petition to the King from the City of London, for the relief of the 
 Irish Protestants, folio .. .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 Decision of Parliament as to the prices of Wines. 1 641 
 
 The heads of a Conference delivered by M. A. Pym at a committee 
 of both Houses, Junij 24, 1641. 4to . . 1641 
 
 A Conspiracie discovered, or the report of a committee to the House 
 of Commons in Parliament, of the examination of divers of the 
 conspirators and others in the late treason concerning the Tower, 
 Junevj. 1641. 4to .. .. .. 1641 
 
 A discovery of the horrible and bloody treason and conspiracie against 
 the protestants of this kingdome in generall, but especially against 
 divers of the nobility and many of the honourable House of Com- 
 mons in Parliament, and also against some of the citizens of Lon- 
 don. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 Mr. Grimston's speech in Parliament. 4to . . Lond. 1641 
 
 Orders from the high court of Parliament for voting the new Bill of 
 Subsidies ; with the Earl of Bristol's speech at a conference for 
 gathering of money for the souldiers. 4to .. Lond. 1641 
 
 The true copie of an act or declaration of the Commons touching the 
 care they have in chusing a lieutenant of the Tower, and concern- 
 ing the protestant blood shed in the late rebellion in Ireland. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1641 
 Sions Charity towards her foes in misery, in a Dialogve betweene a 
 citizen of London and a countrey gentleman, concerning the of- 
 fenders of these times. 4to .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 A serious call to the corporation of London to address His Majesty 
 
 to remove weak and wicked m s. folio sheet n. d. 
 
 The first and large Petition of the Citie of London, and other inha- 
 bitants thereabouts, for a reformation in church government, the 
 abolishment of episcopacie, <^c. 4to .. Lond. 1641 
 
122 London {Political), 
 
 His Majesties coming to Guildhall, with the conference between His 
 Majestic and the Lord Mayor, concerning the tumults in the citie, 
 with His Majesties speech to the court of Common Council. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1641 
 
 The Citizens of London humble petition to Parliament, subscribed 
 with the names of about twenty thousand persons. 4to Lond. 1 641 
 
 The Citizens of London humble petition to the House of Commons, 
 subscribed with the names of above twenty thousand, both alder- 
 men, aldermen's deputies, merchants, common -counsell-men, 8iC. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 A Speech or Declaration of the Lord Faulkland, to the Lords of the 
 upper house, upon the delivery of the articles of the Commons as- 
 sembled in Parliament against the Lord Finch. 4to Lond, 1641 
 
 Certaine Petitions presented by the Lord Maior and Commonalty of 
 the city of London to the House of Commons. 4to Lond. 1641 
 
 A true coppie of the master-piece of all those Petitions which have 
 formerly beene presented by the Maior, Aldermen, and Common 
 Counsell of the citie of London. 4 to . . Lond. 1641 
 
 A Common Councill held at Guildhall in the city of London, the 31 
 of December, 1641. 4to . . .. .. Lond. \QA\ 
 
 Old Newes newly revived; or a discovery of occurrences since the 
 sitting of parliament. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 64 1 
 
 The Jesuites' Plot discovered, intended against the Parliament and 
 city of London very lately. 4to .. .. Lond. \Q^\ 
 
 Pax vobis, or a charm for tumultuous spirits, being earnest and chris- 
 tian advice to the people of London, to forbeare their disorderly 
 meetings at Westminster. By Thomas Warmestry, minister of 
 God's word. 4to .. .. ,. Lond. 1641 
 
 The image of the Malignant's Peace, or seditious carriages of the 
 London cavaliers. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 The Bishops Mittimus to goe to Bedlam, upon the accusation of high 
 treason by the Parliament, for making their petition and protesta- 
 tion to His Majestic. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1641 
 
 London's Alarum, or the great and bloody plot of the Fifth-monarchy 
 men, now discovered against the city of London. 4to Lond. 1641 
 
 England's Loyalty, or joyful expressions for the city of London's 
 safety. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. \QA\ 
 
 Old Newes newly revived ; or a discovery of all occurrences happened 
 since the beginning of the parliament : as the confusion of patents, 
 the Deputie's death, Canterburie's imprisonment. Judge Barclay's 
 imprisonment, the ruine of Alderman Abel's monopoly, <Src. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1641 
 
 His Majesty's speciall command under the great scale of England to 
 the lord maior of the honourable citie of London, for suppressing 
 tumultuous and unlawful assemblies. 4 to . . Lond. 1 64 1 
 
 A coppy of a Letter found in the privy lodgeings at Whitehall. 4to 
 
 Lond, 1641 
 
 Arguments exhibited in Parliament, by Sir Nicholas Bacon, lord 
 keeper of the great scale, proving that the persons of noblemen are 
 attachable for contempts in the court of Chancery. 4to JLonc?. 1641 
 
London {Political). 123 
 
 Articles of Accusation by the Commons house of Parliament now as- 
 sembled, against Sir John Bramston and Sir Robert Berkley, jus- 
 tices of the King's Bench ; Sir Francis Crawley, one of the justices 
 of the Common Pleas ; and Sir Humphrey Davenport, Sir Richard 
 Weston, and Sir Thomas Trevor, barons of the Exchequer. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1641 
 
 Declaration agreed on by a Committee of the House of Commons 
 appointed to sit in Guildhall to preserve the privileges in parlia- 
 ment. .. .. .. .. .. 1641 
 
 The King's Majestie's Demand of the House of Commons, concerning 
 those members who were accused of high treason, Jan. 4, 1641; 
 with His Maiestie's speech in Guildhall as to the same. And also 
 the Protestation of the grand committees of both houses of parlia- 
 ment in Guildhall, concerning the protection of their members 
 attached of high treason. 4to .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 A true copie of a Speech delivered by the honourable William Per- 
 poynt, against Sir Robert Berkley, knight, a justice of the King's 
 Bench, on an accusation of high treason, at a conference of both 
 houses in the Painted Chamber, July 6th, 1641. 4to 
 
 Mr, Waller's Speech in Parliament at the same conference. 4to. 
 
 Mr. Edward Hyde's Speech at same conference, at the transmission 
 of several other impeachments. 4to .. Lond. 1641 
 
 The Qveens Maiestie's gracious Answer to the Lord Digby's letter, 
 and the Parliament's censure of the 18 rebels. 4to Lond, 1641 
 
 A Speech delivered at a conference with the Lords, January 25, 1641, 
 by occasion of the petitions from the cittie of London. By John 
 Pym, esq. 4to . . .. .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 The Downefall of temporizing poets, unlicensed printers, upstart 
 booksellers, trotting mercuries, and bawling hawkers. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1641 
 
 The Petition of the most substantial Inhabitants of the citie of Lon- 
 don and the liberties thereof, to the Lords and Commons, for peace ; 
 together with the answer to the same, and the reply of the peti- 
 tioners. 4to . . .. .. .. Oxford, A 642 
 
 The Answer of the House of Commons to the Citizens of London's 
 Petition for peace, wherein they declare their resolution concern- 
 ing the same. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 Royal Proclamation, 1 5 of Charles I., for revoking grants and licences 
 
 obtained upon untrue surmises. 4to . . n. d. 
 
 [N.B. It particularizes the most obnoxious of such grants 
 
 (which it revokes), and which include great part of the then 
 
 trading commodities and common articles of consumption in 
 
 London.] 
 
 A true copie of the Petition of the gentlewomen and tradesmen's 
 wives in and about the city of London, delivered to the honorable 
 the knights, citizens, and burgesses of the House of Commons in 
 Parliament, the 4th of February, 1 641 ; hkewise the answer which 
 the honorable assembly sent to them by Mr. Pym, as they stood 
 at the house doore. 4to .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 A Petition of the Mavor, Aldermen, and Common Councill of the 
 
124 London {Political). 
 
 city of London to His Majestic, with His Majesties answer thereto. 
 4to . . .. .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 A Declaration of the Lords and Commons, concerning the late va- 
 lorous and acceptable service of his excellency Robert earl of 
 Essex ; also an order sent to the lord mayor, that a search be made 
 in the city for all officers and common souldiers under the Earle 
 of Essex, to be immediately sent to the army. 4to Lond. 1 642 
 
 The Petition of the most substantial Inhabitants of the citie of Lon- 
 don and the liberties thereof, to the Lords and Commons, for peace ; 
 together with the answer to the same, and the reply of the peti- 
 tioners. 4to . . . . . . . . Lond. 1642 
 
 The Answer of the House of Commons to the Citizens of Loudon's 
 Petition for peace. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 642 
 
 Observations upon His Majestie's Answer to the City of London's 
 Petition, sent from His Majestic by Captain Heame, and read at a 
 Common Hall, on Fryday the 13th of January, 1642. 4to 1642 
 
 A Warrant sent from the Lord Mayor and Aldermen to £dl the 
 Trained Bands in London and the liberties thereof. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1642 
 
 A Declaration of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament 
 concerning His Majesty's advancing of his army towards London. 
 4to . . . . ... . . . . Lond. 1 642 
 
 Certain Propositions made by the high court of Parlement to the 
 Trained Bands in and about the city of London, Oct. vj. 1642. 
 
 ; 4to . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 642 
 
 A Declaration of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, 
 for the speedy putting this city into a posture of defence ; together 
 with a relation of a victory of the parliament army, commanded by 
 the Earl of Essex, over the king's forces. 4to Lond. 1642 
 
 The City of London's Resolution concerning their loyalty to the king, 
 and their love and aflfection to the parliament. 4to 1 642 
 
 Petition from the Prentices and young men of London, for the settle- 
 ment of the kingdom, folio sheet . . . . Lond. 1642 
 
 An Ordinance or Declaration of the Lords and Commons assembled 
 in Parliament, shewing that all the regiments of foot and troopes 
 of horse in London, and all parts of England, shall within 48 houres 
 within publication hereof march to his excellency Robert earle of 
 Essex, to be employed for the defence of His Majesty and king- 
 dome, the privilege of parliament, and liberty of the subject. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1642 
 
 His Majestie's Resolution concerning the Lord Maior of London, now 
 prisoner in the Tower. 4to .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 A true coppy of the Petition of the Lord Maior, Aldermen, and Com- 
 mon Councill of London, presented to both houses of parliament. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons, that the Lord Mayor and 
 Citizens of London shall have full power to fortifie all high-waies 
 leading into the said city. 4to .. .. Lond. 164'2 
 
 The Parliament's care for the Citie of London, in purging the Tower 
 from conspiracies. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
London (PoUHcat). 125 
 
 The humble Petition of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the 
 citie of London, and His Majestie's gracious Answer. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1642 
 
 Two Speeches, delivered by the Earl of Manchester and John Pym, 
 esquire, in Guildhall, on Fry day the 13 of January. 4to Lond. 1642 
 
 Propositions agreed upon at a court of Common Councill in Guild- 
 hall, London, Feb. 21, 1642. 4to .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 A Declaration of the Lords and Commons in Parliament, in answer 
 to a letter sent from His Majestic to the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, 
 and Sheriffs of the citie of London. 4to . . Lond. 1 642 
 
 A Declaration of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, 
 for the disarming of all popish recusants, and that it shall be law- 
 ful to seize upon all such as shall execute the illegal commission of 
 array ; and all persons assisting His Majesty shall be traitors to 
 His Majesty, the parliament, and kingdom. 4to Lond. 1642 
 
 The humble Desires and Propositions of the Lords and Commons in 
 Parliament, tendered to His Majestic, Feb. 1, and His Majestie's 
 gracious Answer. 4to .. .. .. Lond. \ 642 
 
 His Majestie's Answer to a book, intituled The Declaration or Re- 
 monstrance of the Lords and Commons, of the 19 of May, 1642. 
 4to . . .. .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 Eight Speeches, spoken in Guildhall 27 Oct. 1642, by Lord Wharton, 
 Mr. Strode, the Earl of Pembroke, the Earl of Holland, and Lord 
 Say. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 The Rebellion in Covent Garden, or the rumour of treachery intended 
 against the city, being the cause of the arising of the Train Bands. 
 4to .. ' .. . . . . .. Lond. 1642 
 
 His Majestie's Letter and Declaration to the Sheriffs and Cittv of 
 London, Jan. vi. 1642. 4to ., .. Oxford, 1642 
 
 A brief Answer to a book intituled His Majesties Letter and De- 
 claration to the Sheriffes and City of London. 4to Lond. 1642 
 
 The Loyal Citizen Revived : a speech made by Alderman Garraway 
 at a Common Hall, Jan. 17, 1642, upon occasion of a speech de- 
 livered there the Friday before, by Mr. Pym. folio 1642 
 
 A Declaration of the Lords and Commons speedy putting the city 
 into a posture of defence. [Oct. 9.] 4to . . Lond. 1642 
 
 A Declaration concerning the late valorous and acceptable service of 
 his excellency Robert earl of Essex. 4to . . Lond. 1642 
 
 A Declaration concerning His Majesty's several messages about the 
 Militia, with the order of the Lords and Commons touching the 
 Militia of the citie of London. 4to . . . . Lond. 1642 
 
 A Declaration for raising of all power and force, as well trained bands 
 as others, in several counties of this kingdome. 4to Lond. 1642 
 
 A Declaration of the Lords and Commons for the speedy putting this 
 city into a posture of defence, and to fortify all the passages into 
 the same ; with an ordinance of both houses for making provision 
 for the maimed in the war. 4to . . . . Lond. 1642 
 
 Declaration of the Lords and Commons concerning a paper directed 
 by His Majestic to the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs of London. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1642 
 
126 London {Political), 
 
 Five speciall Orders of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parlia- 
 ment, regulating the resort of people to London. 4to Lond. 1642 
 
 A new Declaration of the Lords and Commons in Parliament, in an- 
 swer to His Majesty's Letter of June 14, sent to the Lord Mayor, 
 i^c. 4to .. . . .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 His Majestie's Letter to the Lord Maior and Aldermen of the citie of 
 London. 4to . . . . . . . . Lond, 1 642 
 
 Two Speeches, of the Earl of Manchester and Mr. John Pym, esq., 
 in Guildhall, Nov. 25, 1642. 4to . . . . Lond. 1642 
 
 Three Speeches, being such speeches as the like were never spoke 
 in the citie : the first by Master Warden, the second by Mistris 
 Warden, and the third by Mrs. Warden's chamber-maid. By Anti- 
 Brownistus puritane-mastrix. (Wood frontisp.) 4to Lond. 1642 
 
 The Speech of a Cavaleere to his comrades, in answer to the Warden's 
 speech. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 Names of Colonells, and their colours, 8fC. appointed by the com- 
 mittee for ordering the Militia of the city of London. With the 
 Lord Mayor's Petition. 4to .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 An Ordinance and Declaration of the Lords and Commons assembled 
 in Parliament, for the assessing of such as have not contributed 
 upon the propositions of both houses of parliament for raising 
 money for the defence of the king, kingdome, and parliament. 
 4to . . .. .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 The Parliament's Resolution to the Citizens of London, concerning 
 His Majestie's proceedings ; wherein they declare their full will and 
 pleasure to unite themselves with the citizens of London. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1642 
 
 An Advertizement to the whole kingdome of England, but more espe- 
 ciallie to the citie of London, speedily to consider their present 
 dangers and prevent their approaching miserie, with some directions 
 tending to both. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1642 
 
 The Papists Designe against the Parliament and Cittie of London, 
 discovered by a letter found neere Whitehall, sent from L. M., a 
 Jesuit, to R. C, a popish lord, which caused the trained bandes to 
 guard and conduct the parliament from London to Westminster. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 Three Speeches spoken in Guildhall concerning His Majesty's refusal 
 of a treaty of peace, spoken by the Lord Brook and Sir Henry 
 Vane. Also the Votes of Parliament on the occasion. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1642 
 
 England's Thankes, or a message of thanks (delivered by Guildhall) 
 from our mother England to all her true hearted children that have 
 been any way assistant to the parliament. 4to Lond. 1642 
 
 The wishing Common- wealth's men : or a queint dialogue betwixt 
 Cautious, a countryman, and Wish-well, a citizen. Printed in the 
 year of drums, trumpetts, pikes, and muskets. 4to Lond. 1 642 
 
 Lawes and Ordinances of Warre established for the better conduct of 
 the army. By his excellency the Earle of Warwick, lord generall 
 of the forces raised by the authority of parliament, for the defence 
 of the citie of London and the counties adjacent. 4to Lond. 1 642 
 
London {Political), 127 
 
 A Declaration of the Lords and Commons, concerning divers well- 
 affected persons and citizens of London, who are willing and ready- 
 to undertake and advance a considerable number of souldiers. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1642 
 
 The discovery of a great and wicked Conspiracie against this king- 
 dome in generall and the city of London in particular, with an 
 order by the lord mayor for the raising of 3000/. in the city. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1642 
 
 Order of Parliament that the Sheriffs of London be saved and kept 
 harmless for not publishing the king's late message and procla- 
 mation sent to them. . . . . . . 1642 
 
 Order of the Committee of Lords and Commons for advance of 
 monies for the army, and that subscriptions be solicited from 
 various London parishes named. . . . . 1 642 
 
 Order of the House of Commons to the Lord Mayor, to fix the rate 
 to be set on Newcastle coals within his jurisdiction. 1642 
 
 A true relation of the putting to death one Master Boys, a citizen of 
 London, at Redding, by the bloody-minded person Colonel Aston, 
 a knowne and professed papist, and one whom His Majesty em- 
 ploys to settle the protestant religion. 8vo Lond. 1642 
 
 A Complaint to the House of Commons, and resolution taken up by 
 the free protestant subjects of the citties of London and West- 
 minster. 4to .. .. .. ., Oxford, 1642 
 
 A just Complaint, or loud crie of all the well-affected subjects in 
 England against that false and scandalous pamphlet intituled A 
 Complaint to the House of Commons, and resolution taken up by 
 the free protestant subjects of the cities of London and Westmin- 
 ster, and the counties adjacent. 4to .. Lond. 1642 
 
 A present Answer to the late Complaint unto the House of Commons, 
 by divers members of the said house. 4to . . Lond. 1642 
 
 Declaration of Parliament promising indemnity to the Sheriffs of Lon- 
 don for not publishing the king's message and proclamation sent 
 to London. 4to .. .. .. Lond. \ 642 
 
 A Warning peece for the city of London ; being a true relation of 
 the bloody massacre of the Protestants in Paris, by the papists and 
 cavileers. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 The Declaration of the Committee of the House of Commons, ap- 
 pointed to sit in the Guildhall, London, to consider of the safety 
 of the kingdom, and of the city of London, and of the privileges of 
 parliament. Master Wilde, seijeant at law, sitting in the chair of 
 that committee, 6 January, 1641. large sheet, (original.) 1642 
 
 London's New Recorder ; or certain queries to be resolved by thfe old 
 recorder, for London's further welfare, sheet Lond. 1642 
 
 Good Newes from Colonell HoUis his regiment : declaring the pro- 
 ceedings of the Voluntiers that set forth with him from London. 
 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. Aug. 1642 
 
 Two Speeches made in the House of Peers on Monday, 19 December, 
 for and against accommodation ; the one by the Earl of Pembroke, 
 the other by the Lord Brooke [the latter printed by order of the 
 House of Commons] . 4to .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
128 London [Political), 
 
 Ordinance of the Lords and Commons prohibiting the importation of 
 Currants, folio .. .. .. ., 1642 
 
 His Majesties Declaration concerning Leavies. 4to Lond. 1642 
 
 His Majesty's Proclamation and Declaration, occasioned by a false 
 imputation laid upon His Majesty, of his intending to levy war. 
 Published at his court at York, 16 June, 1642. 4to Oxon. 1642 
 
 Petition to the Commons House of Parliament of the English brokers 
 admitted to deal between merchants in London. 
 
 The General's [Earl of Essex] Letter to the Lord Mayor concerning 
 the advance of the army to London, and desiring him presently to 
 have ready the sum of 40,000/. to pay it. folio 1642 
 
 Letter [the second] of General the Earl of Essex to the Lord Mayor, 
 desiring him to supply him with 1 00,000/. for payment of the army, 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. 1642 
 
 Order of Isaac Pennington, Lord Mayor, that all the parishes in Lon- 
 don shall speedily raise money towards assisting the advance of the 
 Scotch army. foUo .. .. .. [1642] 
 
 Proclamation of the Lord Mayor [Isaac Pennington] urging the 
 citizens generally to contribute towards a loan of 60,000/, to the 
 parliament's army. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 Petition to Parliament of Stepney, Shoreditch, White-Chapel, Wap- 
 ping, Aldgate, SiC, praying they may be enabled to put themselves 
 in a state of defence for better maintaining the persons and privi- 
 leges of the king and parliament. .. .. 1642 
 
 Dallison (Chas.), Recorder of Lincoln, The speech of, to the king, 
 folio sheet . . . . . . . . 1 642 
 
 Order of Parliament, as to the advance, by the citizens of London, of 
 money and other necessaries for the army, and that the same be 
 accounted for to the sub -committees sitting at Weavers' hall in 
 Basinghall street. .. .. .. 1642 
 
 The Petition of divers citizens of London, 8(C., who have advanced 
 money for the service of the commonwealth, and doubled the same 
 at Weavers' hall, folio sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 A Declaration or ordinance of the Lords and Commons in Parliament, 
 that the Committee for the Militia of London shall have full power 
 to raise new regiments of voluntiers within the city of London and 
 liberties, and to traine them, for the suppression of all rebellions, 
 insurrections, 8(C. 4to . . . . . , Lond. 1 642 
 
 Three ordinances, declarations, and votes of the Lords and Commons 
 in Parliament, for the assessing all such within London, Westmin- 
 ster, and Southwark that have not contributed upon the propositions 
 of both houses of parliament : with the additionall instructions to 
 the lord mayor and the assessors and collectors of the said con- 
 tributions. 4to .. .. ,. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 A true coppy of the Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Com- 
 mon Council of London to Parliament, to vindicate the honour of the 
 city against a scandalous and seditious petition pretended to be 
 exhibited as the petition of the citizens of London against the pre- 
 sent disposall of the militia of that city made by Parliament, 8(C, 
 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
London (Political), 129 
 
 A Frivolous Paper in forme of a Petition framed and composed by a 
 disaffected party in this citie of London, intended to be presented 
 by them to the House of Commons, with considerations and cau- 
 tions to those who, through unadvisednesse, are apt to subscribe 
 the same. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 A notable touch of the times : or a true and seasonable discoverie of 
 the grosse abuses thereof; with a serious proposition of a certaine 
 remedy. Also sixe propositions made by the Lords and Commons 
 in Parliament, declaring the reasons of the commitment of the lord 
 mayor of London to the Tower; Lunce, 11 July, 1642. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1642 
 
 The Petition of the Mariners of Stepney to the House of Commons, 
 for the settlement of the kingdom, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 Two Speeches spoken at a Common Hall, Oct. 27, 1643, by Sir 
 Henry Vane and Master Marshall. 4to .. Lond. 1643 
 
 The humble Petition of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the 
 city of London to His Majesty, with His Majestie's gracious an- 
 swer, 4to . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 643 
 
 Lord have mercy upon us ; or a plaine discourse declaring that the 
 plague of war tooke its beginning in and from the citv of London. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . ' Lond. 1 643 
 
 A discovery of the great plot for the utter ruin of the city of London 
 and the Parliament, as it was made knowne by John P} m, esq. at 
 a Common Hall. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1643 
 
 A Declaration of the Commons assembled in Parliament that the aid 
 and assistance of the Lord Generall, Lord Fairfax, and Sir Wm. 
 Waller shall especially and respectively be recommended to the 
 Committee of the Militia in London. 4to .. 1643 
 
 A Letter from Mercurius Civicus to Mercurius Rusticus ; or London's 
 confession but not repentance. 4to .. 1643 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, 
 with an oath and covenant to be taken by all persons within the 
 city of London or line of communication, for better securing the 
 parliament, city, from imminent danger. 4to Aug. 18, 1643 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, 
 for the speedy supply of moneyes within the city of London, for 
 the reliefe and maintenance of the armies for the necessary defence 
 of the city. 4to .. .. .. ' 1643 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons, for the further enlarge- 
 ment of a former ordinance made for the more speedy raysing of 
 moneyes, and furnishing one or more magazine or magazines of 
 arms and ammunition. 4to .. .. Nov. 11,1643 
 
 A true declaration and just commendation of the great care of the 
 right hon. Isaac Pennington, lord mayor of London, in advancing 
 and promoting the fortifications about the city and suburbs, &;c. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 643 
 
 Petition to Parliament of the seafaring and other inhabitants of Step- 
 ney, and around it, praying them to attempt to heal the present 
 distractions. .. .. .. .. 1643 
 
 The humble Petition and Remonstrance of divers citizens of London 
 
130 London {Political). 
 
 and inhabitants of Southwarke to the Lords and Commons as- 
 sembled in Parhament. 4to .. .. 1643 
 
 The humble Petition of thousands of the well-affected inhabitants of 
 London and Westminster, with the suburbes thereof, with the 
 borough of Southwarke, in behalf of themselves and other well- 
 affected persons in England, folio sheet . . 1643 
 
 Petition of the City of London, for justice upon offenders and delin- 
 quents, folio sheet .. .. .. 1643 
 
 His Majestie's gracious Answer to the message sent from the ho- 
 nourable Citie of London concerning peace. 4to Lotid. 1643 
 
 An Answer to the late scandalous and libellous pamphlet, intituled 
 A Complaint to the House of Commons, and resolution taken up 
 by the free protestant subjects of the cities of London and West- 
 minster. By Peter Bland of Gray's Inn, gent. 4to Lond. 1643 
 
 A true copie of the Commission sent from Oxford to severall persons 
 in London, for the destruction of the parliament and cittie. 4to 
 
 Lond, 1643 
 
 Two Declarations of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parlia- 
 ment ; one for repayment of 40,000/. from monies to be raised 
 by the lord mayor, 8fC. ; the other, that no ale-house keeper, or 
 other, after the beat of a drum, harbour any seamen of the fleet of 
 the Earle of Warwick. 4to . . ' . . Lond. \6iS 
 
 A Remonstrance for the Republique, shewing who are the lying lips 
 of the Prince. By many knowing, godly, well-affected, and sub- 
 stantiall citizens of London. 4to . . . . Lond. 1643 
 
 The Vow and Covenant, appointed to be taken by every man in the 
 cities of London and Westminster on the Sabbath-day, June 22, 
 1643. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1643 
 
 Two Speeches, spoken by the Earl of Manchester and John Pym, esq., 
 as a Reply to His Majestie's Answer to the city of London's Peti- 
 tion, sent from His Majesty by Captain Hearne ; also a true nar- 
 ration of the passages of that day. 4to . . 1 643 
 
 A Cunning Plot to divide and destroy the Parliament and the City of 
 London, made known (at a Common Hall) by the Earle of Nor- 
 thumberland, Master Sollicitor, and Sir Henry Vane. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1643 
 
 A true coppie of the Commission under the great seal, sent to several 
 persons in London, for the destruction of the parliament and city. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1643 
 
 The House of Commons to the right honourable the Lord Mayor of 
 the citie of London, and to the whole body of the kingdome. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1643 
 
 A Declaration of the Lords and Commons in Parliament concerning 
 His Majestie's Proclamation. 4to . . . . Lond. 1643 
 
 Three Speeches delivered at a Common Hall, on Saturday the 28 of 
 July, 1 643, at the reading of a proclamation from the king. 4to 
 
 Lond. August 2, 1643 
 
 Copy of a Letter to a friend in the city, defending his own ministry, 
 and the lawfulnese of Parliament's taking up armes against the 
 King. [By Mr. Stephen.] 4to , . . . . Lond. 1 643 
 
London (Political), 131 
 
 A true and exact relation of the marchings of the two regiments^ 
 (red and blue) of the Trained Bands of the city of London towards 
 the reliefe of the city of Gloucester. 4to . . Lond. 1643 
 
 The humble Petition of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons to His 
 Majesty, with His Majesty's gracious answer. 4to Lond. 1643 
 
 Act of Common Council for collecting the fifteenths granted for the 
 necessary defence of the city. . . . . 1 643 
 
 Declaration of a meeting at Salters' hall, in Bread street, for persons 
 in the several parishes of London to contribute the value of a meal 
 weekly, towards raising regiments of volunteers, broad sh. 1643 
 
 God's Revenge upon his parliament's and people's enemies, by the ex- 
 ample of some great malignants whom God hath punished to give 
 others warning. 4to . . . . . , Lond. 1 643 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament 
 for the speedy raising and levying of money for the maintenance 
 of the army raised by the Parliament, SfC, by a weekly assessment 
 upon the cities of London and Westminster, and every county and 
 city of the kingdom. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 643 
 
 Two Ordinances of the Lords and Commons : one that the com- 
 mittee at Haberdashers' hall shall have power to appoint assessors 
 to sesse all such persons as have not contributed proportionably, 
 according to the [above] ordinance, 8{C. The other ordaining ad- 
 ditionall committees in severall counties, to the ordinance for se- 
 questring delinquents' estates. 4to .. Lond. \64S 
 
 A true and exact relation of the marchings of the tv^o regiments of 
 the Trained Bands of the city of London, being the red and blue 
 regiments. Also of the three auxiliary regiments of blew, red, and 
 orange, who marched forth for the relief of Gloucester. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1643 
 
 A Letter without any superscription, intercepted in its way to Lon- 
 don. 4to . . . . .. . . Lond. 1643 
 
 An Answer to the late scandalous and libellous pamphlet, intituled, 
 A Complaint to the House of Commons, and resolution taken up 
 by the protestant subjects of the cities of London and West- 
 minster, 8(C. ; wherein it is proved that the lord major of London 
 doth not usurp his office, but is a legal major, and obedience ought 
 to be given to him. By Peter Bland, of Gray's Inn, gent. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1643 
 
 The Mahgnant's Conventicle, or a learned Speech spoken by Mr. 
 Webb, a citizen, to the rest, at their common tavern-meeting-house 
 in Lincoln's Inn fields. 4to .. .. Lond. 1643 
 
 His Majesty's Declaration to all his loving subjects, in answer to a 
 declaration of the Lords and Commons. 4to . . Oxon. 1643 
 
 The Reasons of the Lords and Commons why they cannot agree in 
 the articles of cessation offered by the king ; with the king's an- 
 swer thereto. 4to .. ., .. Occon. 1643 
 
 List of sundry knights, aldermen, doctors, ministers, and citizens, im- 
 prisoned in Gresham College, Crosby House, and elsewhere in 
 London, for denying to contribute money to parliament. 
 
 Lond. 1643 
 K 2 
 
132 London (Political), 
 
 Declaration and Ordinance of Parliament touching the Great Seal of 
 England, and the king's declaration thereon. 4to Oxon. 1643 
 
 An Ordinance for making various alterations in the forms of law and 
 of law courts within the Commonwealth of England, according to 
 the present government, folio .. .. Lond. 1643 
 
 The Grounds or Motives inducing His Majestic to agree to a cessa- 
 tion of arms for one year with the Roman Catholics of Ireland. 4to 
 
 Oj^on. 1643 
 
 The Anti- Covenant, or a sad complaint concerning the new oath or 
 covenant. 4to , . . . . . . . Lond. 1 643 
 
 His Majesty's Declaration to all his subjects of his kingdom of Scot- 
 land. 4to .. .. .. .. Oxon. 1643 
 
 Ordinance of Parliament to prevent the adjournment of the courts of 
 law at Westminster, without leave of both houses of Parliament, 
 folio .. .. .... .. 1643 
 
 Petition to Parliament from the inhabitants of Westminster, the 
 Tower Hamlets, and borough of Southwark. folio 1643 
 
 Orders against changing of Elders. . . . . 1643 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons in Parliament for the ex- 
 planation of the weekely assessment in London ; and that the city 
 of London shall have the publicke faith of the kingdom for the re- 
 payment of 24,000/. for every 40,000/. that shall be monethly col- 
 lected and paid in by the said city upon the said ordinance, 8fC. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1643 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons, showing that all brewers 
 of beere, ale, cyder, or perry shall pay the excise imposed by a 
 former ordinance, before delivery. Also, an Ordinance of both 
 houses, giving power to the committee sitting at Haberdashers' 
 hall, to take speedy course for bringing in the monies appointed to 
 be raised. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1643 
 
 The Order for John Towse and others, aldermen of London, to exe- 
 cute the ordinance touching the excise of victuals and salt, folio 
 sheet .. .. .. .. 1644 
 
 Six Speeches spoken in the Guildhall, London, upon Thursday in the 
 afternoon, Aprill 9, 1 644, by the Earle of Warwick, Sir Henry Vane, 
 the Earle of Essex, the Earle of Pembroke, Collonell HoUis, and 
 Master Recorder. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 644 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons for raising money to pay 
 the charge of the fortifications. 4to .. Lond. \644 
 
 Three Speeches delivered in Guildhall, by the Earl of Northumberland, 
 Lord Loudon, and Sir Henry Vane, jun., concerning the treaty of 
 Uxbridge. 4to . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 644 
 
 An Order of the Commons assembled in Parliament, that no person 
 within the city of London and liberties thereof shall be of the com- 
 mon councill who have not voluntarily contributed upon the pro- 
 positions. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1644 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons for the speedy raising and 
 levying of moneys for the advance and maintenance of the forces 
 now sent forth for this present expedition from the cities of Lon- 
 don and Westminster. .. .. .. Oct. 14, 1644 
 
London {Political). 133 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons, that the Committee for the 
 Militia of London shall have power to impose upon all such per- 
 sons as have any stocks going in trade within the line of commu- 
 nication, to find such proportion of armes and pay such persons as 
 have been or shall be appointed to beare the same, as the said com- 
 mittee shall thinke fit, not exceeding three foot souldiers for any 
 one man. 4to .. .. .. Lowe?. June vj. 1644 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament 
 for the provision of turfi^ and peate for the cities of London and 
 Westminster and the suburbs thereof. 4to Lond. July 20, 1 644 
 
 Ordinance of the Lords and Commons for provision of peate and turf. 
 4to .. .. . . .. . . Lond. 1644 
 
 The Starry Messenger, or an interpretation of that strange apparition 
 of three suns scene in London, 1 9 November, 1 644, being the birth- 
 day of King Charles. By William Lilly, student in astrologie. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1644 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons for bringing in the arrears 
 of the monthely assessment charged upon the cities of London and 
 Westminster. 4to .. .. jLowrf. Decemb. 28, 1644 
 
 Three Petitions from the Lord Mayor, 8fC., to the King and Parlia- 
 ment, desiring a reform of religion and of various grievances. 
 
 Lond. 1644 
 
 An Ordinance for the contribution of the value of one meale in the 
 week towards the forces raysiug in London. 4to Lond. 1644 
 
 Ordinance of the Lords and Commons, authorizing the Committee 
 of the Militia of the city of London and all deputy lieutenants, 8(C. 
 under the power of Parliament, to make search for all souldiers 
 that have been listed or impressed to serve for defence of the king- 
 dome under Sir Thomas Fairfax, that they forthwith repaire to their 
 colours within six days, upon paine of death. 4to 
 
 Lond. 25 April, 1645 
 
 The City Alarm, or tlie Weeke of our Miscarriages : whereunto is 
 annexed a Treatise of the Excise. 4to . . Lond. 1645 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons, giving power to the Com- 
 mittees of the Militia of London to apprehend all souldiers that 
 are runne away from their colours, who have been listed or im- 
 pressed for the service of the kingdome under the command of 
 Sir Thomas Fairfax. 4to . . . . Lond. 16 Jan. 1645 
 
 The humble Remonstrance and Petition of the Lord Major, Alder- 
 men, and Common Coiincill, to the House of Commons. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1646 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, S^c. ; with an humble repre- 
 sentation of the pressing grievances, 8fC. of the well-afi^ected free- 
 men and covenant-engaged citizens of London, to the Lords and 
 Commons assembled in high court of Parliament, with the answer. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1646' 
 
 A new Petition, earnestly entreating subscription of hands to back 
 the late city Remonstrance ; unto which is annexed a usefuU dia- 
 logue between a churchwarden and a parishioner, against the dan • 
 ger of the said new petition. 4to . . . . Lond. 1646 
 
134 London {Political). 
 
 The humble Remonstrance and Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, 
 and Commons of London, to the right honourable the Lords as- 
 sembled in high court of Parliament, with their lordships' answer. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1646 
 
 The humble Remonstrance, <^c. of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, 5fc. to 
 the honourable the House of Commons assembled in high court of 
 Parliament. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1646 
 
 A Moderate Reply to the Citie Remonstrance, presented to Parliament 
 26 May. 4to . . .. .. .. Lond. IQ^Q 
 
 The City Remonstrance Remonstrated, or an answer to Col. John 
 Bellamy his Vindication thereof, in justification of the moderate 
 reply to the City Remonstrance. By I. P. 4to Lond. 1646 
 
 A Justification of the City Remonstrance and its Vindication ; or an 
 answer to Mr. J. P.'s City Remonstrance Remonstrated. By John 
 Bellamie. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1646 
 
 The humble Acknowledgement and Petition of divers inhabitants in 
 and about the citie of London, presented to the honourable the 
 Commons of England in 1646. .. .. Lond. 1646 
 
 A Letter or Declaration of the Commissioners of the Parliament of 
 Scotland, concerning the paper sent to the Marquisse of Ormond 
 in His Majestie's name. 4to . . . . Lond. 1646 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, &;c., with an humble repre- 
 sentation of grievances of the well-afi^ected freemen and covenant- 
 engaged citizens of London to Parliament, together with the an- 
 swer. 4to .. .. .. .. jLow(?. 1646 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, 8^c., to the right honourable 
 the Lords assembled in high court of Parliament. 4to Lond. IQAQ 
 
 The humble Petition to the honourable House of Commons assembled 
 in high court of Parliament, with an humble representation of 
 pressing grievances of the well-affected and covenant-engaged 
 freemen and citizens. 4to .. .. Lond. \QAQ 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons; 
 of the city of London, to Parliament, with an humble representa- 
 tion of the desires of the well-affected freemen. 4to Lond. 1646 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of 
 the city of London, to Parliament. 4to .. iowc?. 1646 
 
 The humble Acknowledgement and Petition of divers inhabitants in 
 and about the citie of London, presented to the honourable House 
 of Commons, June 2, 1646, with the answer. 4to Lond. 1646 
 
 London's Liberty in Chains, discovered and published by Lieut. John 
 Lilburn, prisoner in the Tower. 4to Lond. Oct. 1646 
 
 The copv of the Protestation made by the Citizens of London, the 
 29of September, 1646. 4to .. .. Lond. UAQ 
 
 To the right honourable the Lords assembled in high court of Parlia- 
 ment, the humble Remonstrance, S^c. of the Lord Mayor, 8(C. of the 
 city of London in Common Council assembled, with their lord- 
 ships' answer. 4to .. .. .. Lond. \Q4Q 
 
 The humble Acknowledgement and Petition of divers inhabitants in 
 and about the citie of London, presented to Parliament, 1646, with 
 the answer. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1646 
 
London (Political), 135 
 
 Ordinance for Papists, S{C. and other delinquents, to depart out of the 
 lines of communication, folio .. .. 1646 
 
 To the honourable the House of Commons assembled in high court 
 of Parliament, the humble Remonstrance and Petition of the Lord 
 Mayor, (^c. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1646 
 
 A Moderate Reply to the Citie Remonstrance, presented to the high 
 court of Parhament 26 May, 1646. 
 
 A new Petition, earnestly entreating subscription of hands to back 
 the late city Remonstrance. 4to .. .. Lond. 1646 
 
 A Vindication of the humble Remonstrance and Petition of the Lord 
 Mayor, 8fC., presented to both houses of Parhament 26 May, 1646. 
 By John Bellamie. 4to . . .. .. Lond, 1646 
 
 A Justification of the City Remonstrance and its Vindication ; or an 
 answer to a book written by Mr. J. P., entitled The City Remon- 
 strance Remonstrated. By John Bellamie. 4to Lond. 1646 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons, for constituting a Com- 
 mittee of Militia within the hamblets of the Tower of London. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1646 
 
 Common-couuseiW'men, die Luna, 21 December, 1646, as to order 
 against chusing elders for. 
 
 A Letter sent from a gentleman in Oxford to his friend iii London, 
 concerning the justice of the king's cause. 4to Lond. 1646 
 
 Declaration of Parliament concerning the Committee sitting at Gold- 
 smith's hall, for composing of delinquents' estates. 1646 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, 
 for a Committee of Militia for the city of Westminster and west 
 suburbs of London. 4to ..• ., .. Lond. 1647 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of 
 the city of London in Common Council assembled, to the right 
 honourable the Lords and Commons assembled in high court of 
 Parliament, with the answer. 4to . . Lond. 1647 
 
 A Narrative presented to the right honourable the Lord Mayor, Al- 
 dermen, and Commonalty of the city of London. 4to Lond. 1647 
 
 A Letter written by a moderate Cavalier, as to the now-marching 
 army, in a discourse at London. 4to . . Lond. 1647 
 
 Coppie of a Letter to Lieutenant-generall Crumwell, from the well- 
 affected partie in the citie. 4to ., .. Lond. \ 647 
 
 A Declaration or Representation from his excellencie Sir Thomas 
 Fairfax and the army under his command, humbly tendered to the 
 Parliament, with some humble proposals and desires. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1647 
 
 Declaration of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, 
 concerning the papers of the Scots Commissioners. 4to Lond. 1647 
 
 A Declaration of the officers' and armie's illegall, injurious, proceed- 
 ings and practices against the xi. impeached members (not to be 
 parallel'd in any age), and tending to the utter subversion of free 
 parliaments. 4to * .. .. .. Lond. \ 647 
 
 The Doctrine of Unitie, or an antidote for the City of London, and 
 therein for the whole kingdome besides, against division — a cer- 
 tain symptome of destruction. 4to .. .. Lond. 1647 
 
136 London {Political). 
 
 The humble Desires of the loyal-hearted wel-affected freemen of 
 London, in their severall parishes, unto their several! common- 
 councilmen by them intrusted for the peace and welfare of the city, 
 folio sheet . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 To the honourable the Commons assembled in Parliament, the hum- 
 ble Petition of divers freeborn Englishmen inhabiting in the cities 
 of London and Westminster. 4to . . . . n. d. 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons in Parliament for suppres- 
 sion of stage-plays and interludes. 4to . . Lond. 1647 
 
 Two Ordinances of the Lords and Commons in Parliament, for the 
 Lord Mayor of London to suppresse stage-plays, and for settling 
 the mayor and officers for the city of Chester. 4to Lond. 1 647 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons in Parliament, for the 
 punishment of disorderly persons in the city of London. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1647 
 
 A Declaration of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the 
 city of London in Common Council assembled. 4to Lond. 1647 
 
 A Letter from Sir Thomas Fairfax, to be communicated to both 
 houses of Parliament and the lord mayor, aldermen, and common 
 council of the city of London. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 647 
 
 London's Account, or a calculation of the arbitrary and tyrannicall 
 exactions, taxations, <^c. during the foure yeers of the unnaturall 
 warre. 4to .. .. .. .. io«c?. 1647 
 
 An Answer of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council, to 
 a letter of Sir Thomas Fairfax, and others of the chief officers of 
 that army ; with the answer of the Commons in Parliament to the 
 committee of aldermen and common councilmen appointed to pre- 
 sent the said answer unto them, 5fc. 4to Lond. 1 647 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons in Parliament, for the 
 raising 42,000/. for payment of the guards of the city of London ; 
 and for repayment of such poore persons as have contributed money, 
 plate, <^c. upon the propositions, not exceeding 10/. in the year 1 642, 
 and are not able to double the same. 4to . , Lond. 1647 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons in Parliament, to enable 
 the Committee of the Militia of London to make searches for po- 
 pish recusants, and to raise six hundred horse for the defence of 
 the parliament and city, 8^c. 4to . . Lond. 1647 
 
 An Ordinance of the liords and Commons in Parliament, for the 
 putting out of London and Westminster, 5fc. for six months, all 
 delinquents, papists, Sfc. that have been in arms against the parlia- 
 ment; with an order of both houses concerning the chusing of 
 common councilmen. 4to .. .. Lond. 1647 
 
 Declaration of Sir John Gaire, lord mayor and alderman, and others 
 imprisoned by Parliament. 4to .. .. JLowc?. 1647 
 
 Charge and Impeachment of high treason against Sir John Geyer 
 and aldermen, prisoners in the Tower of London. 4to Lond. 1647 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons 
 of the city of London to Parliament. 4to Lond. 1647 
 
 Coppie of a Letter to be sent to Lieut. -generall Crumwell, from the 
 well - affected partie in the citie. 4to .. 1647 
 
London {Political), 137 
 
 Two Letters from his excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax ; one to both 
 houses of Parliament, the other to the lord mayor, aldermen, and 
 common council of the city of London. Dated Reading, July 8, 
 1647. 4to .. .. io«(?. printed July 10, 1647 
 
 A Letter sent from his excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax and the chief 
 commanders in the army to the r. hon. the lord major, aldermen, 
 and common councell of the city of London. 4to Lond. 1647 
 
 A true Alarvm to England, but more especially to the City of Lon- 
 don ; and a relation of the treacherous combination between er- 
 rorists and malignants. Also the horrid design which the army 
 and their own party cunningly drive on to change the government 
 of England and inslave the whole kingdom. 4to Lond. 1647 
 
 The Reformados' Remonstrance, in the vindication of their proceed- 
 ings with the citie of London and parliament. 4to Printed 1647 
 
 A Letter from the King's Majestie's court at Oatelands, concerning 
 His Majestie's comming to London. 4to C«m6r. 14 Aug. 1647 
 
 A Letter sent from his excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax to the right 
 honourable the Lord Major and Aldermen. 4to Lond. 1647 
 
 A Declaration of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the 
 city of London in Common Counsell assembled. 4to- Lond. 1647 
 
 A Letter, with account of a council of war at Uxbridge, June 29, 
 1647, to be communicated to both houses of parliament, the lord 
 mayor, 5fC. (July 1). 4to .. .. Lond. 1647 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, S^c, to the right honourable 
 the Lords and Commons assembled in high court of Parliament, 
 together with two petitions from divers well-affected citizens, and 
 of divers young men, citizens-apprentices. 4to Lond. 1647 
 
 The humble Petition of the many peaceable citizens of London, to 
 the right honourable the lord mayor, 5fc. 4to Lond. 1647 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, <^c., to the honourable the 
 House of Commons assembled in high court of Parliament, with 
 the answer. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1647 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, 8(C. to the same, with the 
 answer of the Lords and Commons (December 1). 4to Lond. 1 647 
 
 Lex Talionis, or a declamation against Mr. Challener, the crimes of 
 the times, and the manners of you know whom. 4to Lond. 1647 
 
 New presbyterian light springing out of darkness, or six important 
 new queries proposed to the army, on the late repeal of ordinances. 
 4to .. . . .. .. .. Lond. 1647 
 
 The sworne confederacy between the convocation at Oxford and the 
 Tower of London. 4to .. ,. .. Lond. 1647 
 
 Look to it London, threatned to be fired by wilde-fire zeal, schisma- 
 tical faction, and militant-mammon. 4to .. Lond. \64S 
 
 Tom Tell-troth, Westminster's foot-post ; also shewing that Crum- 
 well is absolutely dead in despight of any that shall speake to the 
 contrary. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1648 
 
 Tom Tell-troth ; or a free discourse touching the murmurs of the 
 times, directed to His Majestic. 4to . . n. d. 
 
 A New-year's gift for the Saints at Westminster, presented by the 
 afflicted commons of distressed England. 4to Lowe?. 1648 
 
138 London (Political), 
 
 A New-year's gift for the Saints at Westminster, or the country's 
 blessing to the Parliament for their long seven yeers incessant 
 labours. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1648 
 
 To the right honourable the Lords and Commons assembled in Par- 
 liament, the humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, 8^c., presented by 
 the sheriffes, May 9, 1648, with the Parliament's answer and 
 votes, and the petition of the grand jury at Chelmsford, and an- 
 swer thereto. 4to .. .. ., Lond. 1648 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, 8fC., to the Lords and Com- 
 mons, which petition was presented to both houses, June 27, 1648, 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1648 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, 3fc., with the annexed pa- 
 pers presented to the right honourable the Lords and Commons 
 in Parliament assembled, and the answer of both houses to the 
 same (July 24). 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1648 
 
 The Lord General's Letter to the Lord Mayor of London, 8fC., con- 
 cerning the army's advance up to London, and desiring the ad- 
 vance of 40,000/. for the pay of the army. br. sht. 1648 
 
 The rising and routing of the mutineers in the city of London. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1648 
 
 Two Petitions to Parliament, the one from the Lord Maior, &;c., the 
 other from the field officers of the Trained Bands. 4to Lond. 1648 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons in Parliament, for consti- 
 tuting and setling of the Committee of the Militia of London, 8fC.; 
 also enabling Col. West to be Lieut, of the Tower. 4to 1648 
 
 The Petition of the well afi^ected magistrates, ministers, and citizens 
 of Ijondon, to the House of Peers, with their lordships' answer. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1648 
 
 Order for a Committee of the House of Commons to confer with the 
 Common Council of London, and with the commanders of sol- 
 diers of London, concerning their engagement for the safety of 
 the king and parliament, 8fC. broad sheet . . 1648 
 
 Order of Parliament to treat with the Committee of the House of Com- 
 mons, concerning their engagement for the security and safety of 
 His Majestie's person, and of the parliament. 1 648 
 
 The Petition of the knights, gentlemen, citizens, freeholders, and in- 
 habitants of Surry and South wark, to the houses of Parliament, 16 
 May, 1 648, with a letter from the said county to the lord mayor 
 of London. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1648 
 
 The humble Petition of the Commons of the city of London in Com- 
 mon Council assembled, to the honourable the Commons of Eng- 
 land in Parliament, with the Common Council's proceedings, the 
 vote of Parliament, and Colonel Tichborne's speech. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1648 
 
 A Paire of Spectacles for the Citie. Printed in the year 1648. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1648 
 
 A Case for the City Spectacles. 4to .. .. Lone?. 1648 
 
 Epula Thyesta, or the Thanksgiving Dinner : where the devil finds 
 all meat, cooking, guests, S^c. Together with the City present. 
 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 648 
 
London {Political). 139 
 
 The King's Declaration to all his subjects, of whatsoever nation, 
 quality, or condition. 4to . . . . Lond, 1 648 
 
 His Highnesse Prince Charles letter to the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, 
 and Common Councill of the city of London. 4to Lond. 1648 
 
 Three Petitions ; 1 . From divers well-affected citizens of London to 
 the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Councill : 2. From the 
 Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Councill to the Lords and 
 Commons in Parliament : and 3. From the aforesaid well-affected 
 citizens to the Lords and Commons in Parliament. 4to Lond. 1648 
 
 Charles P. — A letter sent from his Highness the Prince of Wales to 
 His Majestie's loyall and faithfull subjects within the realm of Eng- 
 land, declaring his great and earnest desires to the city of Lon- 
 don in behalf of his royal father the king. Lond. October, 1648 
 
 A Letter of his excellency Thomas lord Fairfax to the R. H. the 
 Lord Major of the city of London, for the better preserving a right 
 understanding betweene the city and army ; with an order of his 
 excellency Colonel Dean to march into the city of London, and 
 seize the publike treasuries of Goldsmiths, Weavers, and Haber- 
 dashers hall, that thereby they may be supplied with moneys to 
 pay their quarters. 4to . . . . Lond. December 9, 1648 
 
 A Cup for the Citie and her adherents. By Henry Adis. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1648 
 
 An Address to the City of London, discovering the great engagement 
 that lyes upon them to joyne speedily with the kingdome for the 
 restoring of His Majesty, 8ic. 4to . . . . Lond. 1648 
 
 Problems necessary to be determined by all that have or have not 
 taken part on either side in the late unnatural war. By P. D. 4to 
 
 ^Lond. 1648 
 
 A Proclamation of the Lord Mayor, as to the great plot asserted to be 
 hatching against the city of London, folio . . 1 648 
 
 An Act for more certaine and constant supply of the soldiers with pay, 
 and to prevent billetting. folio . . . . 1 649 
 
 A New Engagement or Manifesto of thousands of well-affected peo- 
 ple in London and around it, who, seeing all present authorities4)er- 
 verted from their natural end, the people's safety, are willing to arm 
 and defend themselves, and to labour for the speedy establishment 
 of a just and equal government, folio . . 1 648 
 
 Rebellion stript and whipt through all its principles and pretences, 
 from the first to last : by way of appeale to the consciences of the 
 city of London in particular, and the whole kingdom in general, 
 in the behalfe of His Most Sacred Majesty, and the church now 
 trampled on by tray tors. 4to .. .. 1648 
 
 A Petition for Peace of divers well affected magistrates, ministers, and 
 other inhabitants in the city of London. 4to Lond. 1648 
 
 Clerico-Classicum, or the Clergi-allarum to a third war ; being an an- 
 swer to a pamphlet intituled A serious and faithfull Representation 
 of the Judgements of Ministers of the Gospel within the province 
 of London, contained in a letter from them to the Generall and his 
 councell of war. By John Price, citizen of London. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1648 
 
140 London {Political), 
 
 Prynne's (Mr.) of Lincoln's Inn, Demand of his liberty to the Ge- 
 neral [Earl of Essex], Dec. 26, 1648 ; with his public declaration 
 and protestations thereon. . . .. .. Xowc?. 1648 
 
 The Triall and Examination of the Lord Mayor of London at the bar 
 of the House of Commons. 4to . , . . Lond. 1649 
 
 The King's Majesties Resolution concerning the Lord Mayor of Lon- 
 don, now a prisoner in the Tower, being committed thither by the 
 command of both houses of Parliament. 4to . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 A Proclamation of his excellency Tho. L. Fairfax, L. Gen., requiring 
 all persons who have engaged for the king in the first or latter 
 warres, now in London, to depart the city and ten miles distant 
 therefrom within twenty-four hours. . . . . Lond. 1649 
 
 The Representative of divers well-afi*ected persons in and about the 
 city of London, agreeing with the sence and earnest desires of many 
 thousands of other godly well-meaning men to the publique, touch- 
 ing the present laws and government, and future establishment of 
 justice and right within this kingdom. . . Lond. 1649 
 
 The Petition of Richard Chambers, late sherifi^ and alderman of Lon- 
 don, address'd to the supream authority of this nation, the Parlia- 
 ment of the commonwealth of England, for his damages in denying 
 to pay the pretended demands of tonage and poundage to the late 
 king. . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 A Hue and Cry after Cromwell, or the citie's lamentation for the losse 
 of their coyne and conscience. 4to 
 
 Printed in the yeare of no-liberty, 1 649 
 
 A most learned conscientious and devout exercise, held for the last 
 Lord's day, at Sir Peter Temple's, in Lincolnes-inne fields, by Lieu- 
 tenant-general Crumwell. 4to .. .. Z/Owrf. 1649 
 
 A Declaration to the powers of England, showing the cause why the 
 common people of England have begun to dig-up and sow corn 
 upon George hill in Surry. 4to . . . . Lond. 1649 
 
 A Declaration from the poor oppressed people of England. [As to 
 their having liberty granted them, to dig up the commons and waste 
 lands throughout England.] 4to . . . . n. d. 
 
 Reports past the committee at Goldsmiths' hall, [being lists of com- 
 pounders for their estates] . 4to ,. .. Lond. \QA9 
 
 The English Tyrants, or a briefe historic of the lives and actions of 
 the high and mighty states, the Lords of Westminster, and now 
 (by usurpation) Kings of England. 8vo . . Lond. 1 649 
 
 A serious and faithfull representation of the judgements of Ministers 
 of the Gospell within the province of London, contained in a Letter 
 from them to the Generall and his councell of warre. Delivered to 
 his excellency by some of the subscribers, January 18, 1648. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1649 
 
 An Answer to the Cities Representation set forth by some Ministers 
 of the Gospel within the province of London, concerning the pro- 
 ceedings of the army, February 7th, 1648. 4to Lond. 1649 
 
 A modest and clear Vindication of the serious Representation and late 
 Vindication of the Ministers of London from the scanddous asper- 
 sions of John Price. 4to .. .. .. Xowd. 1649 
 
London {Political). 141 
 
 A serious and faithful! representation of the judgements of Ministers 
 of the Gospell within the province of London. 4to Lond. 1649 
 KoXXovpiov, Eye Salve to anoint the eyes of the Ministers of the pro- 
 vince of London, that they may see their error (at least) in op- 
 posing the present proceedings of the Parliament and Army in the 
 due execution of justice. By a Minister of the Gospel. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1649 
 
 A Watch- Word for the city of London and the armie. By Gerrard 
 
 Winstanley. 4to . . , . . . Lond. 1 649 
 
 London's Blame, if not its Shame : manifested by the great neglect 
 
 of the Fishery. By Thomas Jenner, of the Corporation of the Poor 
 
 of the city of London. 4to . . . . Lond. 1652 
 
 The humble Petition and Representation of several Aldermen, &;c. on 
 behalf of themselves and others, concerning the re-sitting of the 
 late Parliament. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1653 
 
 Petition and Representation of several Aldermen, Aldermen's Depu- 
 ties, and Common-councilmen, concerning the re-sitting of the late 
 Parhament. 4to . . .. .. ., ionrf. 1653 
 
 Eye salve for English men and an alarm to the Londoners, by Jeffrey 
 
 Corbet, citizen and grocer of London, 4to . . Lond. 1654 
 
 A true copie of a Petition signed by very many well afi^ectid people 
 
 in and about the city of London, intended to have been delivered 
 
 to the late Parliament. 4to .. .. Lond. 1657 
 
 Records and Original Papers ; with other instruments relating to 
 London. Printed by Henry Hills and John Field, Printers to His 
 Highness. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1657 
 
 The Petition and Address of the Seamen and Watermen of London 
 to the court of Common Council, that a free Parliament maybe con- 
 vened to sit in London to settle the government, fo. sh. n. d. 
 A free Parliament proposed by the city to the nation, broad sheet 
 
 Lond. 1659 
 Letter to the Lord Mayor [Thomas Allen] , from the committee ap- 
 pointed to disperse the general Proclamation and Protestation. 
 
 1659 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common 
 
 Council of the city of London, presented to the Parliament on 
 
 Thursday, June 2, 1659, together with the answer of the house 
 
 thereunto. 4to .. .. .. Lonrf. 1659 
 
 A Letter of November the 1 2th from General Monk, directed (and 
 delivered) to the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council of 
 the city of London. 4to .. .. Lond. \Qb9 
 
 Three Speeches made to the Lord Maior, Aldermen, and Common 
 Council of London, by Lords Whitelock, Fleetwood, and Disbrowe. 
 4to .. .. . . .. .. Lond. 1659 
 
 Petition to Parliament of the journeyman Shoemakers, fo. 1659 
 A Declaration of the general council of the officers of the army i 
 agreed upon at Wallingford-house, 27th October, 1659. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1659 
 A Declaration of the Parliament assembled at Westminster. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1659 
 
142 London {Political), 
 
 Two Letters from Vice-Admiral Sir John Lawson, commander of the 
 fleet, to the Lord Mayor, S^c. Dated, one from the Downs and the 
 other from Gravesend, touching the settlement of the differences 
 between the parliament and the army, folio sheet Lond. 1659 
 Two Letters from Vice-Admiral John Lawson to the Lord Mayor 
 and Aldermen, as to what had passed amongst the fleet. 1 Q59 
 Declaration of the people called Anabaptists, in and about the city of 
 London. . . . - . . . . 1659 
 
 The Freemen's Petition to the Lord Mayor, &^c. complaining of the 
 troublous times, and praying redress. . . [1659] 
 
 Petition to the Commonwealth Parliament, of divers citizens of Lon- 
 don who had advanced money for the use of the commonwealth, 
 and doubled the same, at Weavers' hall. . . n. d. 
 
 A Declaration and Vindication of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and 
 Commons of the city of London in Common Council assembled. 
 4to .. .. .. . . .. Lond. 1660 
 
 The mystery of the good old cause briefly unfolded, in a catalogue of 
 such members of the late Long Parliament as held offices both civil 
 and military, contrary to self-denying ordinances hereunto annexed, 
 together with the sums of money and lands they divided amongst 
 themselves: also a list of such aldermen and common councilmen and 
 others as made profit by the continuance of the war, excise, taxes, 
 and oppressive proceedings of that Parliament. 8vo Lond. \6Q0 
 The Privy Council's Letter to the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, S^c. touch- 
 ing the appointmentof a standing committee of trade and commerce, 
 with the lord mayor's letter, to be communicated to the merchants 
 trading into Italy. MS. .. .. .. 1660 
 
 A Declaration and Vindication of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and 
 Commons of the city of London in Common Councill assembled. 
 4to . . . . ' . . . . . . Lond. 1 660 
 
 A Common Council (Allen, mayor) holden 1 May, 1 660, relative to 
 the Restoration of Charles IL 4to . . . . Lond. 1660 
 
 A Common Council (Aleyn, mayor) holden 21 May, 1660, letter from, 
 to the King, in answer to his letter and declaration. 4to Lond. 1 660 
 Declaration and Remonstrance of the Aldermen and members of Com- 
 mon Council now imprisoned in the Fleet. 4to Lond. 1660 
 Declaration of Parliament for collecting of the excise and custom du- 
 ties, folio .. .. .. .. 1660 
 
 Proclamation for the payment of the excise duty and arrears. .1660 
 
 Proclamation for continuing the officers of excise. 1660 
 
 The Speech spoken by Sir Will. Wylde, recorder of London, to His 
 
 Majesty Charles II. in his passage from the Tower to Whitehall, 
 
 April 22, 1661, the day before his coronation. 4to Lond. 1661 
 
 A true copie of a Speech spoken to His Majesty Charles II. in St. 
 
 Paul's churchyard, on his passage from the Tower to Whitehall the 
 
 day before his coronation. By James Hewlett, one of the children 
 
 of Christ's Hospital. 4to .. .. Lond. \QQ\ 
 
 The City's Remonstrance and Addresse to the King. 4to Lond. 1661 
 
 His Majesty's Letter to the Lord Mayor of London concerning the 
 
 choice of Common Councilmen. . . . . 1661 
 
 It 
 
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London (Political), 143 
 
 TLoTTipiov TXvkvttlkov. London's bitter-sweet cup of tears for her late 
 visitation, and joy for the King's return, S(C. By John Crouch. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1666 
 
 The Cities just vindication : or a scourge for a vagabond libel, enti- 
 tuled Goodman Country to his worship the City, folio sheet 
 
 Lond. n. d. 
 
 The Judgment of the Star Chamber 2 Jac. I. mentioned in the lord 
 chancellor's speech to the lord mayor and aldermen of London 
 10 Dec. 1679, touching procuring hands to petitions relating to 
 state affairs, folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 liondon's Loyalty to the king and country and the Protestant re- 
 ligion, folio . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 England's Alarm, or an humble Declaration to Charles II. his council 
 and parliament, as also to the city of London and whole nation in 
 general, concerning the great overtures, catastrophes, and grand 
 occurrences about to inundate us. By Johannes Phil- Anglus. folio 
 
 Lond. 1679 
 
 The Protestants* Congratulation of the City for their excellent choice 
 of members to serve in Parliament. . . . . Lond. 1679 
 
 The Resolve of the Citie. broadside . . . . Lond. 1679 
 
 London's Defiance to Rome : a narrative of the magnificent proces- 
 sion and solemn burning of the pope, at Temple Bar. folio 
 
 Lond. 1679 
 
 Copy of a Letter sent by E. B., an eminent Quaker in London, to the 
 pope, folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1679 
 
 An Appeal from the country to the city, for the preservation of the 
 person of the king. . . . . . . Lond. 1679 
 
 The solemn mock procession of the pope, cardinalls, Jesuits, fryres, 
 8fC. through the city of London, Nov. the 1 7th, 1680, (a curious 
 engraving), with the explanation. 
 
 Reasons offered to the city and to some justices of the peace against 
 addressing the king: with a Petition for the sitting of parliament, 
 folio . . .. . . .. . . Lond. 1680 
 
 The Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons to the 
 King, to hearken to the advice of parliament, folio Lond. 1 680 
 
 An Act of Common Council (1 Ph. and M.), for retrenching the ex- 
 penses of Lord Mayor, with additional reasons for putting it in 
 present execution. .. .. .. 1680 
 
 The Petition of the Common Council to Clayton, lord mayor, for the 
 assembling of parliament, folio . . . . ^Lond. 1 680] 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of 
 the city of London to the King, for the sitting of parliament, folio 
 
 Lond. 1680 
 
 Observations on the single Query proposed concerning the choise of 
 Parliament men for the city, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 London's Choise of Citizens to represent them in the ensuing parlia- 
 ment. foUo . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 A Speech made by a true Protestant English Gentleman, to encou- 
 rage the City of London to petition for the sitting of the parlia- 
 ment, folio . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
144 London (Political). 
 
 Cit and Bumpkin, in a dialogue over a pot of ale, concerning matters 
 of religion and government. [By Sir R. L'Estrange.] 4to 
 
 Lond. 1680 
 
 The Speech of Sir Patience Ward, lord mayor elect ; together with 
 that of Sir Robert Clayton, lord mayor, fo. sheet Lond. 1680 
 
 The humble Petition and Address of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and 
 Commons of London to the King, for the preservation of the pro- 
 testant religion, folio sheet . . . . Lond. 1680 
 
 The Petition of the Lieutenancy of London to the King, folio sheet 
 
 Lond. 1681 
 
 The King's Letter to the Lord Mayor (Sir Patience Ward) and the 
 Bishop of London, concerning the French Protestants, fo. sh. 
 
 Lond. 1681 
 
 The Protestants' Petition and Address, presented to the Lord Mayor 
 and Aldermen 30 April, 1681 ; with the City's address to the King 
 thereon, and His Majesty's answer, folio . . 1681 
 
 The True Protestant's Appeal to the city and country, folio 1681 
 
 An Answer to ditto, folio .. .. .. 1681 
 
 An Essay upon the Change of Manners ; being a second part of an 
 answer to the True Protestant's appeal, folio 1681 
 
 The Petition and Address of the City to the King, for the assembling 
 of parliament, with the answer, folio . . Lond. 1681 
 
 A time List of the Aldermen and Common Councilmen of London 
 for 1681. folio 
 
 The serious Advice presented to the Common Council. By James 
 Whiston. folio .. .. .. Lond. \ 681 
 
 Narrative of the proceedings at Guildhall in the election of Members 
 of Parliament, folio ., .. .. Lond. 168\ 
 
 A Letter from a Country Gentleman to an eminent but easy citizen, 
 who was misguided in the fatal election of Sir John Moore for lord 
 mayor, folio .. .. ., .. Lond. 1681 
 
 The Answer of a Citizen of London to a letter from a citizen of Ox- 
 ford, concerning the dissolution of parliament, fo. Lond. n. d. 
 
 A Dialogue upon the burning of the Pope and Presbyter in effigy at 
 Westminster, folio .. .. .. Lond. 1681 
 
 A Letter to Sir Patience Ward and the Bishop of London, concerning 
 the French Protestants, folio ,. .. Lond. \68l 
 
 Vox Regni, or the voice of the Kingdom : being a dialogue between 
 the city and the country, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 His Majesty's Declaration touching the dissolving the two last Par- 
 liaments, folio .. .. .. .. Lond. ] 681 
 
 The Countrymen's Petition for a Parliament. . . Lond. 1682 
 
 A Paper subscribed and delivered by divers eminent and worthy citi- 
 zens to the Lord Mayor and Aldermen. July 29, 1682. 1682 
 
 The nature of a Common Hall briefly stated, folio sheet 1682 
 
 Petition of the Lord Mayor, 8fC., at Windsor, 18 June, 1683, with the 
 lord keeper's speech, folio • . . . . 1 683 
 
 Petition and Address of Lord Mayor, ^c, 13th Charles H., 2d July, 
 1683, complaining of treasonable practices against the Duke of 
 York, 8fC, 
 
London (Political). 145 
 
 A Word of Patience to the rioters, on their being found in Guildhall, 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. Lond. 1683 
 
 The Alarum : or a Hue and Cry after Sir P e W — d. fol. sheet 
 
 Lond. 1683 
 
 The Hue and Cry after Patience, folio sheet . . Lond. 1683 
 
 Reasons presented by the Grand Jury of Middlesex for the indict- 
 ment of the Duke of York ; with the jury's surnames subscribed, 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1684 
 
 Petition of the Lord Mayor and Aldermen, for the continued sitting 
 of the Parliament, prorogued to the 20th instant. Lond. 1686 
 
 JefFerys (the Lord Chancellor), his Petition to his Highness the Prince 
 of Orange, on the Prince's entrance into London, folio sheet 
 
 Lond. 1688 
 
 The Speech of Sir Geo. Treby, recorder of London, to the Prince of 
 Orange, on presenting an address, folio sheet 1688 
 
 The Address of the Lord Mayor, 8fC. to both Houses, with the an-* 
 swer. folio ,. ., .. .. Lond. 168^ 
 
 A Caveat to the City of London in reference to the writ for the elec- 
 tion of representatives, folio . . . . 1 689 
 
 A true and exact account of a great number of Arms discovered and 
 seized, with a great quantity of Armour concealed by reputed Pa- 
 pists in the parish of St. Giles, folio sheet . . Lond. 1689 
 
 A Messenger of truth from the Common Hall, folio 1 689 
 
 An Account of the Proceedings of the Common Hall, Midsummer- 
 day, 1689 ; and also the Petition of the citizens to the House of 
 Commons, folio .. .. .. Lond. 1689 
 
 A seasonable Caution to all loyal subjects against the antimonar- 
 chical principles, in answer to a pretended Petition of the Common 
 Hall in London to the House of Commons. foHo 1689 
 
 A Letter to a Friend, giving an account of the election for London, 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. 1690 
 
 Advice to the citizens and other electors, folio n. d. 
 
 Remarks upon the Petitioners and Petitions against the Lord Mayor, 
 8(C. folio .. .. .. .. 1690 
 
 Seasonable advice and necessary cautions to the citizens and Livery 
 of London, touching the election of Lord Mayor, folio n. d. 
 
 Case of the Lord Mayor and Aldermen, on some of the common coun- 
 cilmen's petition to the House of Commons, December 3, 1690. 
 
 Petition to the House of Commons of the Common Council of Lon- 
 don, with their names subscribed. . . . . 1690 
 
 [The following are undated ; but are all between the Interreg- 
 num and Revolution.] 
 
 The final Protest and sense of the city, in answer to the Lord Mayor's 
 
 proclamation and city's resolve. 
 Reasons for suppressing the monopolous patent for the sole selling of 
 
 train oil, granted to the Muscovy merchants. 
 Petition for relief of above two thousand sick and maimed soldiers 
 
 belonging to Ely House and the fever hospitals. 
 
146 London {Political), 
 
 Observations and Proposals offered to Parliament by several credi- 
 tors, merchants, and traders of London, as to a Bill depending 
 concerning bankrupts. 
 
 A Serious Call to the Corporation of London to address the King for 
 removing his evil counsellors. 
 
 Petition to the Commons House of Parliament of Clement Walker 
 and William Prynne, esquires, complaining of their injuries through 
 scandalous reports, and praying for redress. 
 
 Petition to the Commons House of Parliament of the Lord Mayor, 
 Aldermen, and Common Council, touching the Popish plot, the im- 
 peachment of the Earl of Tyrone and Chief Justice Scroggs, and the 
 sitting of parliament. 
 
 Order of Parliament that the Sheriffs of London be saved and kept 
 harmless for not publishing the king's late message and proclama- 
 tion sent to them. 
 
 Order of the Committee of Lords and Commons for advance of mo- 
 nies for the army, and that subscriptions be solicited from various 
 London parishes named. 
 
 Order of Parliament to treat with the Committee of the House of 
 Commons, concerning their engagement for the security and safety 
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London {Political), 147 
 
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 an Answer to. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1751 
 
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148 London {Political), 
 
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 A second Letter to the right hon. Thomas Harley, esq., lord mayor 
 of the city of London. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1768 
 
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 «^c. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1810 
 
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 Reflections upon the present dispute between the House of Commons 
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London {Political), 149 
 
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 1770. 12mo .. .. .. .. Lond.l77S 
 
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 A Political Psalm for the service of the year 1 785, addressed to the 
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 The City Address exposed, in a letter to the right honourable the 
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150 London {Political). 
 
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London {Population), 151 
 
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152 London {Prisons). 
 
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 Plan projected in 1561 for building a House of Correction in West- 
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 Ellis, esq., Sec. S. A. 4to .. .. Lond. IS26 
 
 The discovery of a London Monster, called the Black Dog of New- 
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 Time bringeth all things to light. [Frontispiece of old Newgate, 
 the black dog, i^c] 4to. (Black letter.) .. Lond. 1612 
 
 Petition to Parliament of the distressed prisoners in the King's Bench, 
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 oath e^ q^a'o. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 16SS 
 
 A coppy of the Prisoner's Jvdgment, condemned to dy from New- 
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 Lond. 1641 
 
 Wonderfull strange news from Wood-street Compter, yet not so 
 strange as true. 4 to .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 Prisoner's Report (The), or a true relation of the cruel usage of the 
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 Strange News from Newgate, or true relation of a false prophet that 
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 A List of all the Prisoners in the upper Bench Prison remaining in 
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 A List of the Prisoners of the upper Bench Prison who have taken 
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 The second Accompt, or progress in advancing a publick design for 
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 News from Newgate : a gaol-delivery for the city of London and 
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 Fragment a Carceris ; or the King's Bench Scuffle : with the humors 
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 An account of the Fire at the new Prison, Clerkenwell. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1679 
 
London {Prisons), 153 
 
 The behaviour, confession, and execution of the several persons that 
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 Lond. 1679 
 
 Proceedings at the Old Bailey Sessions, with the examination of 
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 A true Account of the Proceedings at the Sessions for London and 
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 A Plea for the City Orphans and Prisoners for Debt. 4to Lond. 1 690 
 
 The present state of the Prison of Ludgate in London. 8vo 
 
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 Mr. WiUiam Fuller's Trip to Bridewell ; written by his own hand, 
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 Presentment of the Grand Jury for the city of London at the Ses- 
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 The History of the Press Yard, or a brief account of the customs 
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 The case of Paul Lorrain, ordinary of Newgate, concerning the tax 
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 A full and impartial Account of all the robberies committed by John 
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 An accurate Description of Newgate, with the rights, privileges, 
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 Remarks on the Fleet Prison, a lumber house for men and women. 
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 The Humours of the Fleet. An humorous descriptive poem, written 
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 The Miseries of the Marshalsea, of Whitechapel, and the other infe- 
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 8vo .. . . . . . . . , Lond. 1767 
 
154 London {Prisons), 
 
 Directions to prevent the contagion of the Jail Fever. 8vo Lond. 1772 
 
 The Annals of Newgate, or Malefactors* Register ; containing a par- 
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 trials of the most notorious malefactors who have suffered an 
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 ordinary of Newgate, and others. 4 vol. 8vo Lond. 1776 
 
 State of the Gaols in London, Westminster, and borough of South- 
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 State of the Gaols in London, Westminster, and the borough of 
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 hulk, upon the river Thames. Svo .. .. Lond. 1776 
 
 An authentic List of persons who have surrendered themselves to 
 the marshal of the King's Bench Prison, from 7 June, 1780, to 
 31 January, 1781. 8vo . . .. .. Lond. \78\ 
 
 Prisons": Remarks on Shrewsbury house of industry, Maidstone gaol, 
 the Bastile, 8sc.; together with some considerations on private 
 mad-houses. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1763-84 
 
 The Debtor and Creditor's Assistant, or a Key to the King's Bench 
 and Fleet Prisons. Svo . . . . Lond. 1793 
 
 The Debtor and Creditor's Assistant ; or a Key to the King's Bench 
 and Fleet Prisons ; including Newgate, Ludgate, and the three 
 Compters. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1794 
 
 A Visit to the Philadelphia Prison. By Robert J. TurnbuU of South 
 Carolina. (Printed at Philadelphia.) 8vo Lowf?. (Reprint) 1 797 
 
 Account of the State Prison, or Penitentiary House, in the city of 
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 Act of Grace, 8(C. explained to a man of singular character and con- 
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 Description of the boundary wall to the Penitentiary House for male 
 convicts [by Millbank]. 8vo .. .. n. d. 
 
 The Gaol of Newgate unmasked. By Richard Andrews. 8vo 
 
 Westminster, 1809 
 
 The State of the Prisons of England, 8fC. [including London] . By 
 James Neil, esq. 2 vol. 4to • .. .. Lond. ] 812 
 
 Extortions and Abuses of Newgate, exhibited in a Memorial and 
 Explanation presented to the Lord Mayor, SfC. By Daniel Isaac 
 Eaton. 8vo , .. .. .. .. Lond. 1813 
 
 A Treatise on the Abuses of the Laws, 8fC., with the system of the 
 King's Bench prison, and the spunging houses in London, Mid- 
 dlesex, and the neighbouring counties. By James Pearce, (for- 
 merly under-sheriff of London and Middlesex). 8vo Lond. 1814 
 
 Report from the Committee for enquiring into the state of the gaols, 
 relating to the Marshalsea and the Fleet prison, folio 
 
 jLow^;. 1729-1814 
 
 Report from the Committee on the state of the gaols of the city of 
 London, folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1814 
 
 Report from the Committee of Aldermen appointed to visit several 
 Gaols in England. 4to . . .. .. Lond. \816 
 
 Hints for the Improvement of Prisons. By James Elmes, architect. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1817 
 
London {Prisons). 155 
 
 A Letter to the Common Council and Livery of the city of London, 
 on the abuses existing in Newgate. By the hon. H. G. Bennet, 
 M.P. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond.}8\8 
 
 A Letter to the Common Council and Livery of the city of London, 
 on the necessity of an immediate reform in the abuses existing in 
 Newgate. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1818 
 
 An Inquiry as to Prison Discipline, illustrated by descriptions of the 
 Borough Compter, Fleet Prison, Penitentiary Millbank, <^c., and 
 the proceedings of the ladies' committee at Newgate. By Thos. 
 Fowell Buxton, esq. M.P. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1818 
 
 The Speech of the Marquis of Lansdowne, on the state of the Prisons 
 of the United Kingdom. 8vo .. .. Zone?. 1818 
 
 The New Newgate Calendar. By Andrew Knapp and William Bald- 
 wyn. 3 vol. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1819 
 
 Remarks on Prison Discipline. By C. C. Western, esq. M.P. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1821 
 
 Benchiana ; or sketches of life and character in St. George's Fields, 
 with an account of the Abbot's Priory, 8(C. [King's Bench Pri- 
 son]. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond, 1822 
 
 Thoughts on Prison Labour, as exemplified in the prisons of Cold 
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 8vo . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1824 
 
 Reports of the Society for the Improvement of Prison Discipline, 
 and for the reformation of juvenile offenders. 2 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1818-1823 
 
 Observations on the Law of Arrest for Debt, and the abuses of the 
 King's Bench and Fleet Prisons. 8vo . . Lond. 1827 
 
 The Fleet Registers : — see Parishes and Churches. 
 
 Reports in folio : 
 
 Of Debtors, and the numbers confined in England and Wales, 
 
 1792-1837. 
 On Criminal Offenders, 1805-1838. 
 On Penitentiary Houses, 1811-1813. 
 On Debtors' Prisons, 1814-1816. 
 On the Prisons of the Metropolis, 1818-1822. 
 An account of the Gaols, Houses of Correction, or Penitentia- 
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 On Gaols in England and Wales. 3 vol. 1824-1829. 
 On Plans for a Prison for Juvenile Offenders, 1837. 
 Reports from Inspectors of Prisons. 4 vol. 1837-1840. 
 
 Refuge and employment for Prisoners : an address to the community. 
 By Mr. Sheriff Laurie. 8vo pamph. .. Zone?. 1846 
 
 Proceedings at a Meeting, March 14th, 1846, concerning houses of 
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156 London (Prisons), 
 
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London {Public Buildings), 159 
 
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160 London {Palaces and Parks), 
 
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 For her new reparation. 
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 His Majestie's Commission, giving power to enquire of the Decayes 
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 Ecclesia Sancti Pauli Illustrata ; being the Monuments, Inscriptions, 
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 piece.) 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1633 
 
 St. Paul's Potion, prescribed by Doctors Commons, being very sicke 
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 Lond. printed in the year of discord 1 642 
 
LiONBON {St, Paul's Cathedral). l6l 
 
 An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons, inabling the Lord Mayor 
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 the houses, rents, and revenues belonging to the deane, deane and 
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 Pauls London ; and for paying Dr. Burges 400 pounds per annum, 
 for a publike lecture in the said church : as also for setling master 
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 The History of St. Paul's Cathedral in London. By William Dug- 
 dale, folio . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 658 
 
 The same [as published by Edward Maynard, D.D.] . Second edit, 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1716 
 
 The same, with a continuation and additions. By Henry Ellis, F.R.S. 
 and S.A., Keeper of the MSS. at the British Museum, folio 
 
 Lond. 1818 
 
 A Poem : being an essay on the present Ruins in St. Paul's Cathedral. 
 By J. Wright. 4to .. .. .. Xowrf. 1668 
 
 A brief Declaration of the state of the accompt of all monies received 
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 of St. Paul, London. By John Tillison, clerk of the works. Single 
 sheet, folio . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The Tombes, Monuments, and Sepulchral Inscriptions, lately visible 
 in St. Paul's Cathedral, and St. Faith's under it. By P. F. [Payne 
 Fisher]. 4to .. .. .. .. Z/Owdf. n. d. 
 
 An Oration made by Dr. Joseph Browne, and designed to be spoke to 
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 arms, S^c. folio sheet . . . . . . Lond. 1706 
 
 The Cupulo : a Poem, occasioned by the vote of the House of Com- 
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 The Screw Plot, or St. Paul's Preserved, a poem. 8vo Lond. J 710 
 
 Frauds and Abuses at St. Paul's, in a letter to a member of Parlia- 
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 An Answer to a pamphlet, intitled Frauds and Abuses at St. Paul's. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1713 
 
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 The Second Part of Fact against Scandal. Svo Lond. 111^ 
 
 His Majesty's Commission for the carrying on, finishing, and adorn- 
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 St. Paul's Church, or the Protestant Ambulators, a burlesque poem. 
 [By Edward Ward.] Svo .. .. Lond. MIQ 
 
 Life of Dr. John Colet, Dean of St. Paul's. By Dr. Samuel Knight. 
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 The Devout Laugh, or half an hour's amusement to a citizen of 
 London, from Doctor Pickering's sermon at St. Paul's, Jan. 30, 
 1749-50. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1750 
 
 St. Paul's Cathedral, a poem, in two parts. 1. Relating to the Ca- 
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162 London {St, Paul's Cathedra^. 
 
 An historical Description of St. Paul's Cathedral. 12mo Lond. 1759 
 An historical Description of St. Paul's Cathedral. 12mo Lond. 1770 
 An Account of the Grand Procession, on their Majesties' going to 
 St. Paul's the 23d April, 1789. 8vo . . Lond. 1789 
 
 Case of the Minor Canons of St. Paul's, folio . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Appeal to the House of Lords, respecting the rights of the Chapter 
 of St. Paul's to the patronage of the parish church of St. Gregory- 
 adjoining the cathedral, folio .. .. Lond. 1801 
 Correspondence, Legal Proceedings, and Evidences, respecting the 
 ancient school attached to St. Paul's Cathedral. By Maria Hackett. 
 ' A new edition. 4to .. .. ., Lond. 1816 
 Documents and Authorities respecting the antient foundation for the 
 education of St. Paul's Choristers ; with a series of evidences. 
 [By Miss Hackett.] 4to .. .. Lond. IS\7 
 Registrum Eleemosynarice D . Pauli Londinensis, now first printed from 
 a MS. in the British Museum, with corroborative and explanatory 
 notes. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 18\ 7 
 
 Schools, Societies, S^c. 
 
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 Third Report. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1809 
 
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 Fourth Report. 8vo 
 Fifth Report. 8vo 
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 Three Chronological Tables, exhibiting the state of the Society of 
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 Orders and regulations established by the council of, concerning forms 
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 The Royal Charter and Statutes, <^c., of the Society of Antiquaries 
 of London. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1815 
 
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 British Institution, 
 Account of all the Pictures exhibited in the rooms of the, from 1813 
 to 1833. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1834 
 
 British Museum. 
 
 Catalogus Librorum Manuscriptorum Bibliothecse Cottonianae, scrip- 
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 General Contents of the British Museum. 8vo 1762 
 
 Letters on the British Museum. 12mo .. Lond. 1767 
 
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 Librorum Impressorura qui in Museo Britannico adservantur Cata- 
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 Oldys's Catalogue of the Pamphlets in the Harleian library. 4to 
 
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 in the British Museum, folio . . . . Lond. 1802 
 
 Acts and Votes of Parliament relating to the British Museum ; with 
 the statutes and rules thereof, and the succession of trustees and 
 officers. 8vo ., .. .. .. Lond. 1805 
 
 A Catalogue of the Harleian Manuscripts in the British Museum. 
 4 vol. folio .. .. .. Lond. 1808-12 
 
 Librorum Impressorum qui in Museo Britannico adservantur Cata- 
 logus. 8 vol. 8vo .. .. Lowe?. 1813-19 
 
 Catalogue of the MSS. of Francis Hargrave, esq. 4to Lond. 1818 
 
 A Catalogue of the Lansdowne Manuscripts in the British Museum. 
 In two parts, folio . . . . . . Lond. 1819 
 
 Synopsis of the contents of the British Museum. 19th edition. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1821 
 
 Index to the Heralds' Visitations in the British Museum. [By N. H. 
 Nicolas, esq.] 12mo .. .. .. Lond. 1 82S 
 
 Index to the Heralds* Visitations in the British Museum. [By N. H. 
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 Catalogue of the Maps, Prints, Drawings, 8fC. forming the geogra- 
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 late majesty George III., presented to the British Museum by 
 George IV. imperial folio . . . . Lond. 1829 
 
 Annual List of Donations and Bequests to the Trustees of the British 
 Museum, 1828. 4to .. ,. .. Lond. 1830 
 
 List of additions made to the collections in the British Museum. 8vo 
 
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 Catalogue of Manuscripts in the' British Museum ; new series, 1 st 
 volume, containing the Arundel MSS., with coloured plates of il- 
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 folio . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1S34 
 
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164 London {Schools, Societies), 
 
 Catalogus Codicum Orientalium Musei Britannici. Pars I. folio. 
 (Printed by the Curators of the British Museum.) Lond. 1838 
 
 Description of the Greek Papyri in the British Museum . Part I. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1839 
 
 Catalogus Codicum Manuscriptorum Orientalium, qui in Museo Bri- 
 tannic© adservantur. Pars secunda, codices Arabicos amplectens. 
 folio .. .. .. .. . . Lond. 1846 
 
 Catalogue of the Burney Manuscripts in the British Museum (with 
 coloured plates of the illuminations) . folio . . Lond. 1 840 
 
 Index to the Arundel and Burney Manuscripts, folio Lond. 1840 
 
 Catalogue of the Printed Books in the British Museum. Parti, folio 
 
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 Catalogue of the Manuscript Maps, Charts, and Plans, and of the 
 topographical drawings, in the British Museum. 2 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1844 
 
 A new elucidation of the subjects on the celebrated Portland Vase, 
 formerly called the Barberini ; and the sarcophagus in which it was 
 discovered. By Thomas Windus, F.S.A. folio Lond, 1845 
 
 Reprint of a description of the Portland Vase, formerly the Bar- 
 berini ; the manner of its formation, and the various opinions 
 hitherto advanced on the subjects of the bas-reliefs. By Josiah 
 Wedgwood, F.R.S. With the addition of Notes, by Thomas 
 Windus. folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1845 
 
 An Index to the Pedigrees and Arms contained in the Heralds' Visi- 
 tations, and other Genealogical MSS. in the British Museum. By 
 R.Sims. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. \ 849 
 
 Some observations upon the recent addition of a reading-room to the 
 British Museum ; with plans, sections, and other illustrative docu- 
 ments. By William Hosking, C.E. folio . . Lond. 1858 
 
 Bible Societies, 8(c. 
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 (the Second). 8vo . . . . 1806 
 
 Six Brief Letters relating to. By — Jervis. 8vo Lond. 1812 
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 Rochester, 1814 
 
 A practical Exposition on the tendency and proceedings of the. By 
 
 the rev. H. H. Norris. 8vo ' . . . . Lond. 1814 
 
 Various Reports of 
 
 The British and Foreign School Society (late the Lancasterian In- 
 stitution). 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 18\4 
 
 The British and Foreign School Society. 8vo Lond. 1816 
 
 The Irish Catholic Schools, at St. Giles's in the fields (First An- 
 nual). 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. ] 815 
 
 The Manchester Ladies* Auxiliary Society for promoting Chris- 
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 Manual of the system of the British and Foreign School Society. 
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London {Schools, Societies). 165 
 
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 A treatise on Benefit Building Societies. By Arthur Scratchley, M.A. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1849 
 
 Charity Schools. 
 
 A charitable design recommended for erecting free Schools of pious 
 education for training up poor children in the principles of Chris- 
 tianity, folio .. .. .. .. 1699 
 
 The order of a School for poor boys, folio . . n. d. 
 
 A copy of the charter for founding schools in the parish of St. James, 
 Westminster, 14 WiU. III. folio .. 1702 
 
 A List of the several Charity Schools, erected in London and West- 
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 Christian Knowledge. 
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 to 1823. 8vo .. .. .. jLonrf. 1817-23 
 
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 A Catalogue of the Library and Instruments of. 8vo Lond. 1804 
 
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 Domus Carthusiana, or an account of the most noble Foundation of 
 the Charterhouse near Smithfield, London ; with the life and death 
 of Thomas Sutton, esq., the founder thereof. By Samuel Heme. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1677 
 
 A Trip to the Charterhouse, or the Wilderness Intrigue. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1707 
 
 An historical account of Charterhouse, compiled from the works of 
 Heme and Bearcroft; Harleian, Cottonian, and other MSS., and 
 from other authentic sources. By a Carthusian [Robert Smythe], 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1808 
 
 City of London Corporation School, {Bishopsgate street). 
 Statutes, bye- laws, rules, and orders of. 8vo . . Lond. 1832 
 
 City of London School, {Honey lane). 
 Act of Parliament for establishing the City of London School ; with 
 rules and regulations for the conduct and management thereof, 
 made bv Common Council. 8vo .. .. Lond.l^ZQ 
 
166 London {Schools, Societies). 
 
 Proposed Rules and Regulations for the conduct of the City of Lon- 
 don School, agreed to by the Committee, 26 July, 1836. Plan of 
 the studies pursued by the different classes. 8vo Lond. 1838 
 
 Four Lectures on the advantages of a classical education, as an aux- 
 iliary to a commercial education, delivered in the theatre of the City 
 of London School. By Joseph Angus. 8vo Lond. 1846 
 
 Three Essays on Shakespeare's tragedy of King Lear. By Pupils of 
 the City of London School. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1851 
 
 Particulars of Scholarships, Medals, and other prizes, with lists of 
 pupils to whom they have been awarded; 1838-52. - 8vo. 
 
 Four Lectures on the influence of the fifth commandment, as the great 
 moral principle of love of country, &c., delivered in the theatre of the 
 City of London School, having gained the prize offered by a bene- 
 factor of the institution. By Henry Alford, M. A. 8vo Lond. 1 849 
 
 List of Pupils who have proceeded to the universities, specifying the 
 college and university distinctions obtained by them. 1844 to 1855. 
 8vo. 
 
 JEye Infirmary. 
 London Infirmary for curing Diseases of the Eye, No. 40, Charter^ 
 
 house square ; instituted 1804. 8vo .. Lond. 1810 
 
 The Twelfth Annual Report of the London Infirmary for curing 
 
 Diseases of the Eye. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \ 81 7 
 
 Female Penitentiary. 
 The Third Annual Report of the Committee of the London Female 
 Penitentiary. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1810 
 
 Grub-Street Society. 
 Memoirs of the Society of Grub Street. 2 vol. 8vo Lond. 1737 
 
 Gwyneddigion Society. 
 The origin and progress of the Gwyneddigion Society of London, in- 
 stituted 1770. By William Davies Leathart. 8vo Lond. \8^\ 
 
 Hoxton Academy. 
 An account of the Hoxton Academy, instituted for the education of 
 young men for the work of the ministry ; with the state of the ac- 
 counts from the year 1 803 to 1 825. By T[homas W[ilson] . 1 2mo 
 
 Lond. 1825 
 
 Humane Society. 
 
 Annual Reports of the Royal Humane Society, from 1776 [the first 
 
 year of the institution] to 1814. 8vo .. Lond. 1814 
 
 A short account of a society at Amsterdam for the recovery of drowned 
 
 persons. By Alexander Johnson, M.D. 8vo .. Lond. \11Z 
 
 An account of some societies at Amsterdam and Hamburgh for the 
 
 recovery of drowned persons. By Alexander Johnson, M.D. 8vo 
 
 1773 
 
 Memoirs of the society instituted at Amsterdam. Translated by 
 
 Thomas Cogan. 8vo' .. .. .. Lond, Ml Z 
 
London {Schools, Societies). 167 
 
 Proposals for an institution for the recovery of persons apparently dead 
 from Drowning. By Alexander Johnson, M.D. 8vo Lond. 1774 
 
 An Address to the King and Parliament in favour of the Humane 
 Society. By W. Hawes, M.D. 8vo .. Lond. 1782 
 
 A brief account of the Humane Society. 8vo . . n. d. 
 
 A collection of MS. and printed Papers relating to the Humane So- 
 ciety. .. .. .. .. .. 1774-1789 
 
 Relief from accidental Death. By Alexander Johnson. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1785 
 
 Sermons preached before the Roval Humane Society at different city 
 churches, from 1790 to 1827/ 2 vol. 8vo Lond. 1799-1827 
 
 Irish Society : — see Companies. 
 
 Lancasterian Institution. 
 Report of J. Lancaster's progress from the year 1798, with the report 
 of the Finance Committee for the year 1810; with an address of the 
 . Committee for promoting the Lancasterian Institution. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1811 
 Land Bank, 8(C. : — see Companies. 
 A List of the names of the Commissioners appointed to take subscrip- 
 tions to the National Land Bank, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 An account of the office for transferring and discounting of Land Bills, 
 foho sheet . . . . , . . . n. d. 
 
 Leverian Museum : — see Natural History, 8{C. 
 
 Linnean Society. 
 
 Addresses delivered at the Zoological Club of the, by G. E. Bi- 
 
 cheno, esq., J. G. Children, esq., and Joshua Brookes, esq. With 
 
 a Catalogue of the Mammalia in the museum of the Zoological 
 
 Society. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1826-27 
 
 London Hibernian Society. 
 The Annual Report of the London Hibernian Society. 8vo Lond. 1829 
 
 London Institution. 
 
 Plan and Bye-Laws of the London Institution. 8vo Lond. 1806 
 
 Catalogue of the Library of the London Institution. 8vo Lond. 1813 
 
 The inaugural Oration spoken at the ceremony of laying the first 
 
 stone of the London Institution. By Charles Butler, esq. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1816 
 The Charter and Bye-Laws of the London Institution. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1819 
 
 Catalogue of the same, systematically classed, preceded by anhisto*- 
 
 rical and biographical account of the establishment. 8vo 1st vol. 
 
 (not published). .. .. .. Lond. 1825 
 
 Catalogue of the Library, (vol. 2d), systematically classed, and pre- 
 ceded by an historical and bibliographical account of the Tracts, 
 8fC. (not published). 8vo . . . . Lond. 1840 
 
168 London [Schools, Societies). 
 
 London Missionary Society, 
 The Report of the Directors of the London Missionary Society, for 
 
 1828-29. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. \ 828 
 
 A Sermon preached before the London Missionary Society, by the 
 
 rev. Edward Sydney, B. A. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1823 
 
 London University. 
 The Alliance of Education and Civil Government, with strictures on 
 the University of London. By T. W. Lancaster, M.A. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1828 
 The Claims of Forensic Medicine ; being an introductory lecture de- 
 livered in the University of London, May 11, 1829. By John 
 Gordon Smith, M.D. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1829 
 
 Calendar of the University, small 8vo . . Lond. 1851 
 
 Marine Society. 
 An account of the Marine Society, with their Rules and a List of 
 Subscribers, from the commencement in July 1756, to Sept. 1759. 
 By Jonas Hanway, esq. 8vo .. .. Lond. \ 7 59 
 
 Medico 'Botanical Society. 
 
 Three Orations delivered before the Medico-Botanical Society. By 
 John Frost, esq., F.A.S., SfC. 4to . . . . Lond. 1828 
 
 Address of Earl Stanhope, president of the society, for the anni- 
 versary meeting, Jan. 16, 1831. 8vo .. Lond. 1831 
 
 Mendicity Society. 
 Report of the Society for the Suppression of Mendicity in the metro- 
 polis. 8vo .. ., .. .. Lowe?. 1819 
 
 Merchant Taylors' School. 
 
 Elections at, on St. Barnabas day, 1680-1687. folio. 
 
 The History of Merchant Taylors' School, from its foundation to the 
 present time. In two parts. By the rev. H. B. Wilson, B.D., 
 second under-master. 2 vol. 4to .. .. Lond. 1812 
 
 Librorum Impressorum qui in Bibliotheca Scholse Mercatorum-scis- 
 sorum adservantur Catalogus. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1826 
 
 Orphan School, City Road. 
 The Plan of the Charity for the maintenance, 8(C. of orphans and other 
 poor children, erected at Hoxton in the year 1 760, now in the City 
 road. Svo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1800 
 
 Orphan Working School. 
 Short account of the Orphan Working School, in the City road, in- 
 stituted in 1758 ; with the Rules, and List of Governors. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1844 
 
 Orphanhood. Freewill offerings to the fatherless ; in commemoration 
 
 of the removal of the Orphan Working School from the City road 
 
 to Haverstock hill, 1853. 4to .. .. n. d. 
 
London {Schools, Societies), 169 
 
 St. PauVs School. 
 
 Preces, Catechismvs, et Hymni in usum Scholae S. Pauli. 8vo 1814 
 
 Prolusiones Literarise, prsemijs quotannis propositis dignatse, et in D. 
 
 Pauli Schola comitijs majoribus habitse, S(C. Svo 1843 
 
 Prolusiones, <^c. 8vo .. .. .. 1844 
 
 Prolusiones, 3fc. 8vo .. .. .. 1845 
 
 Apposition, St. Paul's School. 8vo . . . . 1 845 
 
 Prolusiones, SfC. 8vo . . . . . . 1 846 
 
 Apposition, <^c. 8vo .. .. ,. 1846 
 
 Prolusiones, 5fc. 8vo . . . . . . 1 848 
 
 Apposition, <^c. Svo .. .. .. 1848 
 
 Verses recited in praise of Dean Colet. 8vo sheet 1848 
 
 Prolusiones, <^c. 8vo .. .. .. 1851 
 
 Apposition, <^c. 8vo .. .. .. 1851 
 
 Commemoration Address in praise of Dean Colet. 8vo 1851 
 
 Prolusiones, «^c. 8vo .. ., .. 1853 
 
 Apposition, ^c. 8vo .. .. .. 1853 
 
 Commemoration Verses, SfC. 8vo . . . . 1853 
 
 Philanthropic Society. 
 
 Kendall (Edward Augustus), F.A.S., A proposal for establishing in 
 London a new philanthropical and patriotic institution, to be called 
 the Patriotic Metropolitan Colonial Institution. 4to Lond. 1817 
 
 Philanthropic Society, St. George's fields, The Claims of Christian 
 Philanthropy, a prize essay, delivered in behalf of the. By Robert 
 Whytehead, B.A. 8vo . . .. .. Lond. 1839 
 
 Propagation of the Gospel (Society for). 
 
 A Letter from a minister of an united parish in the city of London 
 to his parishioners : on occasion of a collection to be made therein 
 for the support of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel 
 in Foreign Parts. [By Dr. Best of St. Lawrence Jewry.] 4to 
 
 Dated April 21, 1742 
 
 A Sermon preached before the Incorporated Society for the, at St. 
 Mary-le-Bow, by the Bishop of St. Asaph, Februarv 19, 1 747. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1747 
 
 Remarks on an anon3niious tract, entitled An Answer to Dr. Mayhew's 
 Observations on the Charters and Conduct of the Society for. By 
 Jonathan Mayhew, D.D. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1765 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Mary-le-Bow, before the Society for Pro- 
 pagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, by the Bishop of Rochester, 
 February 20th, 1795 . 4to . . Lond. 1795 
 
 Report and Sermon for 1841 of the Society for the Propagation of the 
 Gospel in Foreign Parts. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1841 
 
 Anniversary Sermons and Reports for 1841 and 1842. 8vo. 
 
 Red Cross Street Library. 
 Bibliothecse quam vir doctus admodum reverendus Daniel Wil- 
 liams, S.T.P. bono publico legavit Catalogas. (Editio Secunda). 
 8vo .. .. .. ,. .. Lond. 1801 
 
1 70 London (Schools, Societies) , 
 
 Reformation of Manners (Society for). 
 An account of the Societies for Reformation of Manners in London 
 and Westminster. 8vo . . .. .. Lond. 1699 
 
 Revolution Society. 
 Abstract of the History and Proceedings of the Revolution Society 
 in London. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1789 
 
 Robinhood Society. 
 The History of the Robinhood Society of London. 8vo Lond. 1 764 
 
 Royal Institution. 
 
 The prospectus, charter, ordinances, and bye-laws of the Royal In- 
 stitution of Great Britain ; together with lists of the proprietors 
 and subscribers ; and an appendix. 4to . . Lond. 1 800 
 
 List of the Members. 1822. 
 
 Some account of the Science of Botany ; being the substance of an 
 introductory lecture to a course on Botany, delivered in the theatre 
 of. By John Frost, esq., F.A.S., 8{C. 4to . . Lond. 1827 
 
 Royal Society. 
 The History of the Royal Society of London. By Thomas Sprat, D.D. 
 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1667 
 
 The same. Fourth edition. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 734 
 
 Legends no Histories ; or a specimen of some animadversions upon 
 
 the History of the Royal Society. By Henry Stubbe, Physician at 
 
 Warwick. 4to . . .. \. .. Lond. 1670 
 
 Diplomata Prsesidi, Consilise, et Sodalibus Regalis Societatis Londini, 
 
 k regibus Carolo Secundo et Georgio Tertio data et concessa. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1752 
 The History of the Royal Society. By Thomas Birch, D.D. 4 vol. 
 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1760 
 
 Narrative of the Dissensions and Disputes in the Royal Society ; 
 
 with observations on. By Andrew Kippis, D.D., F.R.S., and S.A. 
 
 2 vol. 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 784 
 
 History of the Royal Society. By Thomas Thomson, M.D. royal 4to 
 
 Lond. 1784 
 Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, from their 
 
 commencement in 1665 to the year 1810. Abridged, with notes 
 
 and biographic illustrations, by Charles Hutton, LL.D., George 
 
 Shaw, M.D., and Richard Pearson, M.D., S{C. 18 vol. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1809 
 Davy, Sir Humphrey, bart.. Six Discourses delivered before the Royal 
 
 Society. 4to . . .. .. .. Lond. \ 827 
 
 Science without a head ; or the Royal Society dissected. By one of 
 
 the 687 F.R.Sss. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1830 
 
 Scots Corporation. 
 An account of the Institution, Progress, and present State of the 
 Scottish Corporation in London. 4to .. Lond. \79l 
 
 i 
 
London {Schools, Societies). 171 
 
 Statistical Society. 
 The Journal of the Statistical Society of London. 1st vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1838 
 Trinity House. 
 Declaration and Tenders of the Mariners, as well as members of the, 
 to be Commissioners of the Navy. . . . . Lond. 1 648 
 
 Reasons for a Contribution of a penny a ton on every ship on the 
 north coast of England, toward Winterton lighthouse, with an an- 
 swer to the objections of the Trinity House, SfC. folio n. d. 
 The Charter of King James II. to the Society of the Trinity House 
 of Deptford Strond. 8vo . . .. ' .. Lond. 1685 
 The Charter of King James II. to the Society of the Trinity House 
 of Deptford Strond. 8vo . . .. ' .. Land. 1763 
 Memoirs of the origin and incorporation of. 8vo Lond. 1818 
 
 Vice-Suppression Society. 
 Account of the Society for the Suppression of Vice, consisting of 
 members of the established church. 8vo . . Lond. [1803] 
 
 Thames and Port of London, 
 
 The Great Frost. Cold doings in London, except it be at the Lot- 
 terie. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1608 
 
 The Cold Yeare 1614, written dialogue-wise, in a plaine familiar talke 
 between a London shopkeeper and a north country man. 4to 
 
 (Reprint) Lond. 1615 
 
 Old Ballads, illustrating the Great Frost of 1683, and a fair on the 
 river Thames ; collected and edited by Edward F. Rimbault, LL.D. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1844 
 
 Petitions to the Houses of Lords and Commons, by the owners and 
 masters of ships in the river Thames, to revise certain statutes for 
 the encouragement of navigation, folio . . n. d. 
 
 Inconveniences to the English nation which have ensued the Act of 
 Navigation in reference to the growths of Norway, as proved before 
 the committee of parliament, folio . . . . Lond. 1 688 
 
 liion-Key. State of the case, depending between some of the inha- 
 bitants of Thames street and Josiah Child, touching Lion Key ; 
 with abstract of title to ; notices of its antient state, S(C. sheet 
 
 1672 
 
 Rates for Wharfage and Cranage, to be taken and paid at the wharfs 
 and keys of the new channel or cut of Bridewell Dock and Fleet 
 Channel, from the River of Thames to Holbom Bridge. 4to sheet 
 
 Lond. 1676 
 
 Building and Encroachments on the north side of the river, from 
 London Bridge eastward, folio .. .. 1684 
 
 The same on both sides, from London Bridge to Limehouse. folio 
 
 1684 
 
172 London {Thames and Port), 
 
 Brief State of the case of the Merchants of London ; with a Petition 
 to Queen Anne for making the wharfs of the Bridge-house free, 
 foho . . .. . . . . . . Lond. 1711 
 
 Customs, The undue administration, or the usual management of the, 
 considered. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 111% 
 
 Reports of the Committee for raising the Thames water in York build- 
 ings, folio .. .. .. iowf?. 1733-35 
 
 A Voyage up the Thames. 8vo .. .. Lond. \1Z% 
 
 An Essay to prove the Jurisdiction and Conservancy of the river 
 Thames. By Roger Griffiths, water bailiffe. 8vo jLowc?. 1746 
 
 A Description of the River Thames, with the City of London's juris- 
 diction and conservancy thereof proved. With the plates. [By 
 Robert Binnell.] Svo .. .. .. Lond.llbS 
 
 The present state of Navigation on the Thames considered, and cer- 
 tain regulations proposed. By a commissioner. 4to Oxford, 1764 
 
 A Dissertation on Rivers and Tides : intended to demonstrate the 
 general effect of bridges, cuttings, <S-e., and to investigate in par- 
 ticular the consequences of such works on the river Thames. By 
 Robert Erskine, engineer, S^c. Svo . . . . Lond. 1770 
 
 A Letter to the right honourable William Beckford, lord mayor and 
 conservator of the river Thames and waters of Medway, from Sir 
 Stephen Theodore Janssen, hart., chamberlain of London. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1770 
 
 Queries proposed by the Committee of the Common Council of the 
 city of London, about the intended canal [from Monkey island to 
 Isleworth, answered, folio, (with Plan.) .. Lond. 1770 
 
 A Survey of the British Customs ; with a distinct and practical ac- 
 count of the several branches of revenue called Customs ; the old 
 laws relative to, 8{C. By Samuel Baldwin. 4to Lond. 1770 
 
 Remarks concerning the encroachments on the river Thames near 
 Durham yard. In two parts. [By Granville Sharp, esq.] Svo 
 
 Lond. 1771 
 
 Rules, Orders, and Ordinances for the regulation of the Thames 
 Fishery, during the mayoralties of Dickenson and Clark, in 1757 
 and 17S5. Svo.. .. .. .. Lond. 1785 
 
 Reports of the Committee of the Thames Navigation below Marlow, 
 ^c. Svo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 789 
 
 Reports, Acts of Parliament, S^c. on the Navigation of the rivers 
 Thames and Isis. 8vo . . .. Lond. 1790-91 
 
 Considerations on the present state of the Navigation of the river 
 Thames from Maidenhead to Isleworth. 8vo .. Lond. 1791 
 
 A circumstantial account of the ensuing Regatta in the Thames. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1791 
 
 Picturesque Views on the river Thames. By Samuel Ireland. 2 vol. 
 royal 4to . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 792 
 
 On wet docks, quays, and warehouses for the Port of London : with 
 hints respecting trade. Svo .. .. Lond. 17 93 
 
 The present state of the Thames considered ; and a comparative view 
 of canal and river navigation. By William Vanderstegen, esq. 
 Svo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1794 
 
London {Thames and Port). 173 
 
 An History of the River Thames. By William Coombe. (Published 
 by Boydell). 2 vol. large folio .. .. Lond. 1794 
 
 Eastward Ho! ! ! or Quoz's letters relative to the Wet-dock Bill : with 
 an additional letter. 4to .. .. .. Lond. \7dS 
 
 The Story of Tom Cole : with old father Thames's malediction of the 
 Wapping Docks. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1796 
 
 Report of the Committee of the court of Common Council on the 
 Improvement of the Port of London. 4to .. Lond. 1797 
 
 Substance of the evidence adduced by the Corporation of London 
 against the Wapping Dock Bill, with some remarks upon the Lon- 
 don Port Bill. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1799 
 
 Observations on the intended Tunnel beneath the river Thames, 
 shewing the many defects in the present state of that projection. 
 By Charles Clarke, F.S. A. 4to .. .. Lond. \799 
 
 A comparative Statement of the advantage and disadvantage of the 
 Docks in Wapping and in the Isle of Dogs ; with general remarks 
 on the advantages of making the Port of London a great depot. 
 Second edition. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1 799 
 
 Report on the proposed Canal Navigation, forming a junction of 
 the rivers Thames and Medway : with general estimates, 8fC. By 
 R. Dodd, engineer. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1799 
 
 A Treatise on the Commerce and Police of the river Thames. By 
 P. Colquhoun, LL.D. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1800 
 
 The several plans and drawings referred to in the second and third 
 reports from the Select Committee upon the Improvement of the 
 Port of London, ordered to be printed 11th July, 1799, and 28th 
 July, 1800. Two parts, atlas foHo. 37 plates. 
 
 Six Views of London and the improvements of its Port. By Wil- 
 liam Daniell. .. .. .. ,. Lond. 1801 
 
 Acts of Parliament as to the Thames and Port of London ; 39 to 
 47 Geo. III. folio .. .. .. 1799-1807 
 
 Port of London Bje-Laws. 8vo .. .. Zone?. 1807 
 
 Considerations on the best mode of improving the present imperfect 
 state of the navigation of the river Thames, from Richmond to 
 Staines. By Zach. AUnutt. 8vo . . .. 1805 
 
 Experiments made in the river Thames, with a view to discover a 
 method for ascertaining the direction of currents. By Charles 
 Burney, esq. folio . . . . . . Lond. 1809 
 
 The Genius of the Thames : a lyrical poem in two parts. By Tho- 
 mas Love Peacock. 8vo .. ,. .. Lond. 1810 
 
 A comparative statement relative to the Kennet and Avon and Wilts 
 and Berks lines of communication between London and Bristol : 
 with remarks on the canals projected for avoiding the navigation 
 of the Thames. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \ 810 
 
 An Essay on Aquatic Rights. By Henry Schultes. 8vo Lond. 1811 
 
 Frostiana, or a History of the river Thames in a frozen state. Printed 
 and published on the ice, on the river Thames, 5th Feb. 1814. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1814 
 
 The Thames ; a picturesque delineation of the most beautiful scenery 
 on the banks of that noble river, from its source to its confluence 
 
174 London {Thames and Port), 
 
 with the sea. By W. B. Cooke and G. Cooke. Parts 1 to 3. im- 
 perial 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. \^\4i 
 
 Extracts from the Acts of Parliament respecting the Port of London. 
 8vo .. . . . . . . .. Lond. 1814 
 
 Extracts from, and references to, the Acts of Parliament respecting 
 the Port of London and Thames navigation : with the report of the 
 Port Committee. Svo .. .. .. Lond. ISIA 
 
 Report of a Trial, The King against Earl Grosvenor, John Johnson, 
 and others, for a nuisance, by erecting an embankment obstruct- 
 ing the navigation of the river Thames. Svo Lond. 1819 
 
 Thirty-five Views on the Thames, drawn on stone by W. Westall, 
 A.R.A. foHo .. .. .. .. Xo«rf. 1822 
 
 The Panorama of the Thames, from London to Richmond, exhibit- 
 ing every object on both banks of the river ; with a concise de- 
 scription of the most remarkable places, and a general view of 
 London, oblong 4to . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Yantlet Creek. Rex versus James Mountague, W. L. Newman, and 
 others. Report of the Trial on an indictment against the defen- 
 dants for cutting through an embankment raised by the prosecutors 
 at Grain Bridge. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1 824 
 
 Yantlet Creek. The City Solicitor's Report to the court of Lord 
 Mayor and Aldermen, relative to the proceedings for obtaining a 
 new trial, with arguments of Counsel, &;c. 8vo Lond. 1825 
 
 Original Plans and Drawings relative to the above, and to Grain 
 Bridge, S^c. 
 
 A View of the north bank of the Thames, from Westminster Bridge 
 to London Bridge, showing the part of the improvements sug- 
 gested by Colonel Trench which it is intended to carry into exe- 
 cution. Seven sheets, coloured, mounted on canvass, with green 
 silk borders. 
 
 Rapport, par Benj. Scldick, sur la Tunnel sous laTamise k Londres. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . Paris, 1 826 
 
 The origin, progress, and present state of the Thames Tunnel, and 
 the advantages likely to accrue from it. 8th edit. 8vo Lond. 1826 
 
 Fares of the Thames Watermen, between New Windsor and Yantlet 
 Creek, Table of. 8vo .. .. .. jLowrf. 1828 
 
 An inquiry into the Navigation Laws, and the effects of their altera- 
 tion. 8vo .. .. .. .. Zow<?. 1833 
 
 Bye-laws for the government of the Harbour Masters, and for regu- 
 lating the Port of London. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1837 
 
 Abstract of the laws and regulations relating to shipping in the Port 
 of London. By Charles Rowland, esq. 2d edit. 8vo Lond.\%4Z 
 
 The speech of Mr. Serjeant Merewether in the court of Chancery, 
 upon the claim of the Commissioners of Woods and Forests to the 
 sea-shore, and the soil and bed of tidal harbours and navigable 
 rivers, the nature and extent of the claim, and its effects upon such 
 property. 8vo pamph. .. .. .. Xonc?. 1849 
 
London {Theatres), 175 
 
 Theatres. 
 
 Mr. William Prynn his Defence of Stage Plays ; or Retractation of a 
 former book of his, called Histrio-Mastix. (Reprint) Lond. 1649 
 
 A short View of the immorality and profaneness of the English 
 Stage. By Jeremy Collier, M. A. J'ourth edit. 8vo Zone?. 1699 
 
 A defence of the Short View, 8iC., being a reply to Mr. Congreve's 
 Amendments, &;c., and to the Vindication of the author of the 
 Relapse. By Jeremy Collier, M.A. 8vo . . Lond. 1 699 
 
 Colley Cibber's Apology, with an historical view of the Stage during 
 his own time. Written by himself. Second edit. 8vo Lond. 1 741 
 
 The History of the English Stage, from the restoration to the pre- 
 sent time. By Mr. Thomas Betterton. Svo Lond. 1741 
 
 Cibber's Two Dissertations on the Theatres, with an appendix. In 
 three parts. Svo ,. .. .. jL one?. 1756 
 
 An Epistle from the Bottle Conjuror [Haymarket Theatre] to the 
 Gothamites. Svo .. .. .. n. d. 
 
 History of the Theatres of London and Dubhn, from 1730 to the 
 present time. By Mr. Victor. 2 vol. Svo Lond. 1761 
 
 Thespis, or a critical examination of the merits of the principal per- 
 formers belonging to Covent-garden Theatre. By Hugh Kelly, esq. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1769 
 
 The Theatres, a poetical dissection. By Sir Nicholas Nipclose, bart. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 772 
 
 The Children of Thespis, or critiques on the principal performers of 
 Covent-garden and Drury-lane Theatres. By Anthony Pasquin 
 [John Williams]. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 786 
 
 Roscius Anglicanus, or an historical review of the Stage, from 1641 
 till the Restoration, with additions by Davies, Waldron, <^c., and 
 names of performers of Drury lane. By Downes. (Reprinted 
 from the edition of 1708.) Svo .. .. Lond. 1789 
 
 History of the Theatres of London, containing an annual register 
 of all the new revived tragedies, S(C., performed at them, from 
 1771 to 1795. [By Walley Chamberlain Oulton.] 2 vol. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1796 
 
 Statement of the Differences subsisting between the proprietors and 
 performers of Covent-garden Theatre. Svo .. Zone?. 1800 
 
 A Statement of the fearful conflagration of Covent-garden Theatre, 
 Sept. 20, 1803. Svo pamph. . . . . Lond. 1803 
 
 Vindication of a right in the public to a One -shilling gallery, either 
 at the new Theatre Royal, or somewhere else. Svo Lond. 1 804 
 
 Elbow Room ; a pamphlet containing remarks on the shameful in- 
 crease of the Private Boxes in Covent-garden Theatre. Lond. 1804 
 
 Opera Glass : exhibiting all the curious proceedings of the King's 
 Theatre, since the decease of Francis Gould, esq. By E. Waters, 
 esq. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1808 
 
 Authentic account of the fire of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, on 
 the 24th of Febiuary, 1809. 12mo . . \. Lond. 1809 
 
176 London {Theatres). 
 
 The Covent-garden Journal. 8vo .. .. Lond. \^\0 
 
 Reports presented to the first and second general assemblies of sub- 
 scribers to the rebuilding of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane. 8vo 
 
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 to the subscribers to the rebuilding of the Theatre Royal, Drury 
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 Address written to have been spoken at the opening of Drury-lane 
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 The Rejected Addresses, or the triumph of the Ale King, a farce. 
 By William Stanley, esq. 8vo . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Drury, a poem; to which is prefixed an Address to the Critics. 8vo 
 
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 Facts are stubborn things ; being a brief review of the season 1817- 
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 The new way to act old plays ; a familiar Epistle to the Manage- 
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 Lond. 1818 
 
 An authentic Statement of Facts connected with the interior manage- 
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 The Political House that Jack built [allusive to Covent-garden 
 Theatre and John Kemble]. 8vo .. .. Lond. \^\d 
 
 A collection of papers concerning the London Theatres, from the 
 Gentleman's Magazine, SfC.y interleaved ; with MS. additions. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. 1813-1822 
 
 Musical Reminiscences of an old Amateur, chiefly respecting the 
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 Collections, printed and pictorial, relative to the calamitous fall of 
 the Brunswick Theatre, Goodman's fields, on Thursday, Feb. 28, 
 1848. With a brief narrative of its destruction : to which is sub- 
 joined, the new musical farce of " An Uncle too many," by James 
 Thomson, never performed but on the only two evenings the 
 Brunswick Theatre was opened ; and a Sermon preached on ac- 
 count of the loss of life, by its destruction. By J. Stock, M.A. 
 4to .. .. .. .. ..' Lond. 1828 
 
 Desultory thoughts on the National Drama, past and present. By 
 an old Play-goer [Major-gen. Parlbv]. Second edition. 
 
 Lond, 1850 
 
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 The lamentacyon of a Christe agaist the Citye of London, for some 
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 Imprited I y^ yere of our Lord 1548 
 
 A fruitful Sermon made in Poules Church in the Shroudes, 2 Febr. 
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 Certaine Sermons concerning God's late visitation in the citie of Lon- 
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 David's Strait, a Sermon preached at Pauls Crosse, July 8, 1 62 1 . Bv 
 Samuel Buggs, B.D. 4to .. .. 1622 
 
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 Two godly and profitable Sermons enveighing against the sins of this 
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 1641 
 
 The power of a King : a Sermon preached in the city of London. By 
 a Lover of Truth. 4to . . .. .. 1643 
 
 God's defence of his Anointed : a Sermon preached at St. Peter's, 
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 The lifeguard of a loyal Christian, described in a Sermon preached 
 at St. Peter's, ComhiU. By Paul Knell. 4to 1648 
 
178 London (Theological), 
 
 King Solomon's directory, or the Reformed Catholick's Rubricke : a 
 Sermon preached at St. Peter's, Paul's wharf. By Francis Rid- 
 dington. 4to .. .. .. .. 1649 
 
 God's Plea for Nineveh : or London's precedent for mercy. Deli- 
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 George Whitmore, knt., lord mayor of London. Bv Anthonv 
 Farindon, B.D. folio .. .. .. ' 1657 
 
 Cor humiliatum et contritumy a Sermon preached at St. Paul's Church, 
 Nov. 29, 1663. By Rich. Lee, D.D. 4to . . 1663 , 
 
 A Sermon preached at Aldermanberry Church, Dec, 28, 1 662. By 
 Mr. Edm. Calamy. 4to . . . . . . 0^/orrf, 1663 
 
 London's New Year's Gift to God for its late deliverances ; and of 
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 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1678 
 
 A Sermon preached at the first general meeting of the gentlemen and 
 others in and near London, who were born within the county of 
 York, in the church of St. Mary-le-Bow, Dec. 3, 1678. By John 
 Tillotson, D.D. 4to .. .. .. 1679 
 
 A Sermon preached at the second general meeting of the gentlemen 
 and others in and near London, who were born within the county 
 of York, in the church of St. Mary-le-Bow, 1 7 Feb. 1679-80. By 
 John Sharp, D.D. 4to . . .. .. 1680 
 
 How to do good to many; a Sermon intended for an auditory of 
 London citizens. By Richard Baxter. 4to .. 1682 
 
 Prison Thoughts, written by Thomas Browning, citizen and cook of 
 London. 4to . . .. .. .. 1682 
 
 A Sermon preached at the last Yorkshire Feast, in Bow Church, 
 June 11, 1682. By George Hickes, D.D. 4to 1682 
 
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 day of the Wiltshire Feast. By Edward Pelling, rector of St. 
 Martin's Ludgate. 4to . . .. .. 1683 
 
 A Sermon preached at the Herefordshire Feast, at St. Mary-le-Bow, 
 July 3, 1683. By Fran. Fox. 4to .. 1683 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Lawrence Jewry, 9 Sept., being the 
 general thanksgiving day. By Benjamin Calamy, D.D. 4to 1683 
 
 A Sermon preached at the Northamptonshire Feast, Nov. 8, 1683. 
 By John Williams, rector of St. Mildred's, Poultry. 4to 1 684 
 
 A Sermon preached at the anniversary meeting of the gentlemen 
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 at St. Lawrence Church, Nov. 29, 1683. By George Boraston, 
 M.A. 4to .. .. .. .. 1684 
 
 A Sermon preached at the anniversary meeting of the natives of St. 
 Martin's in the Fields, at their own parochial church, May 29, 
 1684. By Richard Burd, A.M. 4to .. 1684 
 
London {Theological). 179 
 
 A Sermon preached at the anniversary meeting of Gloucestershire 
 men, for the most part inhabitants of the city of London, at the 
 church of St. Mary-le-Bow, Dec. 9, 1 684. By Edward Fowler, D.D. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1G85 
 
 Mr. Jenkins's dying Thoughts in Newgate, broad, sh. 1685 
 
 A Sermon preached at the Hampshire Feast, Feb. 16, 1685-6. By 
 Tho. Mannyngham, preacher at the Rolls. 4to 1686 
 
 A Sermon exhorting to union in religion, preach'd at Bow Church, 
 by Edward Young. 4to . . . . . . 1688 
 
 A Sermon preached at Mercers* Chapel, 13 Jan. 1688-9. By 
 Timothy [Hall], lord bishop of Oxford. 4to 1689 
 
 A Sermon preach'd to the Protestants of Ireland in and about the 
 city of London, 23 October, 1689. By the Archbishop of Tuam 
 [JohnVesey]. 4to .. .. .. 1689 
 
 A Sermon preach'd before the President and Governors of Bride- 
 well and Bethlem Hospitals, Aug. 16, 1694. By Francis Atter- 
 bury, D.D., dean of Carlisle. 8vo .. 1708 
 
 Plain EngHsh ; a Sermon at St. Mary-le-Bow, for reformation of 
 manners. By William Bissett. 8vo . . n. d. 
 
 A Sermon preached before the hon. society of the natives of the 
 county of Kent, Nov. 20, 1701, at St. Mary-le-Bow. By George 
 Stanhope, D.D. 4to .. .. .. 1701 
 
 A Sermon preach'd to the natives of the county of Warwick and 
 city of Coventry, at St. Peter's, Cornhill, Dec. 3, 1702. By 
 Richard Holland, M.A. 4to .. .. 1702 
 
 A Sermon preached to the natives of the county of Warwick, at St. 
 Michael's, Cornhill, Dec. 7, 1 704. By Luke Milbourn. 4to 1 704 
 
 A Sermon preached at the anniversary meeting of the natives of the 
 city of London, in the church of St. Mary-le-Bow, Nov. 1 7, 1 704. 
 By Joseph Dunstan. 4to .. .. 1705 
 
 A Sermon preached in the church of St. Peter in Cornhill, Dec. 4, 
 1705, being the anniversary meeting of the natives of the county 
 of Southampton . By John Harris, M.A. 4to 1706 
 
 A Sermon preached in the parish church of St. Peter in Cornhill, 
 Dec. 1, 1707, being the anniversary meeting of the natives of the 
 county of Southampton. By James King, M.A. 4to 1708 
 
 A Sermon preached to the Protestants of Ireland now residing in 
 London, at their anniversary meeting, at St. James, Westminster, 
 Oct. 23, 1708. By Ralph Lambert, D.D. 4to 1708 
 
 A Sermon delivered in Salters' hall, Dec. 7, 1708, upon occasion 
 of the many late bankrupts. By Edmund Calamy. 8vo 1709 
 
 A Sermon preached to the Protestants of Ireland now in London, at 
 St. Clement Danes, Oct. 13, 1712. Bv St. George, lord bishop 
 ofClogher. 8vo .. ..' .. 1712 
 
 Sermon prononc^ le 12 de Juin, 1712, dans I'eglise du Saint Se- 
 pulchre, devant I'assemblee anniversaire des Enfans ^lev^s dans 
 les ecoles de Londres et Westminster, S^c. Par Milord Wil- 
 loughby de Brooke, Docteur en Theologie, et Chanoine de Wind- 
 sor. Traduit de r Anglais. 4to . . .. ci Utrecht, 11X2 
 
180 London {Theological). 
 
 The great sin of lukewarmness in religion, Sfc, set forth in two Sei'- 
 mons preach'd at St. Christopher's, Nov. 22, and Nov. 29, 1713. 
 By William Bramston, D.D. 8vo . . 1713 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Sepulchre's, May 28, 1713, at the anni- 
 versary meeting of the charity children of London and West- 
 minster. By William [Dawes] , bishop of Chester. 4to 1713 
 
 A Sermon preached on occasion of an Altar-piece lately erected in 
 the chancel of St. Mary, Whitechapel. Bv R. Welton, D.D. 4to 
 
 1714 
 
 A Sermon preached Aug. 17, 1714, at St. Alban's, Wood street, 
 to the company of Parish Clerks. By Samuel Hilliard, M. A. 8vo 
 
 1714 
 
 The justice of paying our Debts : A Sermon preached in the city, 
 by William [Fleetwood], lord bishop of Ely. 8vo 1718 
 
 A Sermon preached at Hand alley, London, Oct. 9, 1 720. By John 
 Evans. 8vo .. .. .. .. 1720 
 
 A Sermon preached before the Sons of the Clergy at St. Paul's. By 
 W. Delaune, D.D. 4to . . .... 1723 
 
 A Sermon preached at the opening of the church of St. Botolph, 
 Bishopsgate. By R. Altham, D.D. 4to .. 1728 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Sepulchre's, April 10, 1729, at the anni- 
 versary meeting of the charity schools of London and Westmin- 
 ster. By John Rogers, D.D. 8vo . . . . 1 729 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Butolph's, Aldgate, 13 Nov. 1729, occa- 
 sioned by the erecting a play-house in the neighbourhood. By 
 Arthur Bedford, M. A. 8vo .. .. 1730 
 
 The Christian Soldier, <^c., a Sermon preached to the second regi- 
 ment of foot-guards in the Tower Chapel, Oct. 23, 1737. Bv 
 Tho. Broughton, A.B. 8vo . . . . 1738 
 
 A Sermon preached before the College of Physicians, in the church 
 of St.Mary-le-Bow,Sept.21, 1751. By Stephen Hales, D.D. 4to 
 
 1751 
 
 A method for preventing the frequency of robberies and murders, 
 in a discourse delivered at St. George's, Hanover square, and St. 
 Dunstan's in the West. By William Romaine. 8vo 1754 
 
 A Sermon preached at the opening of Bishopsgate Church, by Thomas 
 Ashton, M.A. 4to .. .. .. 1754 
 
 A Sermon preached on Sunday, November 24,1754, at the opening 
 of Bishopsgate Church, by Thomas Jones, M.A., chaplain of St. 
 Saviour, Southwark. 4to . . . . 1 755 
 
 A Discourse occasioned by the late earthquakes, preached Nov. 30, 
 1755, at St. Dunstan's in the West. By William Romaine, M.A, 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. 1758 
 
 England's warning-piece, a Sermon preached at Newington Church 
 on the untimely death of Mr. William Allen the younger, 10 Mav, 
 1768. 4to .. .. .. .. 1768 
 
 A Sermon preached at the parish church of St. Andrew, Holborn, 
 April 19, 1 769, before the Governors of the Magdalen Charity. By 
 James Townley, M.A. 4to .. .. [1769] 
 
London {Theological). 181 
 
 A Sermon preached at Newgate, December 8, 1776, on occasion of 
 eight convicts being ordered for execution. By Henry Foster, 
 A.M. 8vo .. .. .. .. 1777 
 
 A Sermon exhorting to unity in religion, preach'd at Bow Church. 
 By Edward Young. 4to . . .. .. 1788 
 
 A Charge deHvered to the Clergy of the diocese of London, at the 
 primary visitation of that diocese in 1790. By Beilby, lord bi- 
 shop of London. 8vo .. .. .. 1790 
 
 The Saint's victory over death, a Sermon by Sir Rob. Tichboum, lord 
 mayor of London. Republished, by John Duncan, LL.D. 8vo 1800 
 
 A Discourse upon the Times, delivered in the parish churches of St. 
 Mildred, Bread street, and St. Andrew, Holborn. By T. G. Ack- 
 land, D.D. 8vo .. .. .. 1832 
 
 Royal Free Hospital, Greville street, Hatton Garden, founded A.D. 
 1828, A Sermon on behalf of, by the rev. E. Rice, M.A. ; with 
 Report and List of Subscribers. 8vo . . 1838 
 
 The morning exercises at Cripplegate, St. Giles's in the Fields, and 
 inSouthwark; being divers Sermons preached a. d. 1659-1689, 
 by several ministers in or near London. Fifth edition. Collected, 
 8^c., by John Nicholls. 6 vol. 8vo . . . . 1844-45 
 
 The Christian Sanctuary, contrasted with the Levitical Temple : a 
 Sermon on the re-opening of the church of St. James, Duke's 
 place. By A. M'Caul, D.D. 8vo . . .. 1845 
 
 Sermons preached before the Lord Mayor and Aldermen, 8fC. 
 
 A Sermon made in the chappel at the Gylde Hall in London the 
 xxix. day of Sept. 1574, at the meeting of chusing maior. Con- 
 cionatore Roberto Croleio. 12mo .. .. 1575 
 
 David's prayer for Solomon : a Sermon preached at Christ-Church, 
 27 March, 1643, being the commemoration of His Majesties in- 
 auguration. By Joseph Caryl, preacher of Lincolnes Inn. 4to 1643 
 
 A divine Proiect to save a kingdome : a Sermon preached at Christ- 
 Church, on Easter Monday, April 22, 1644. By Stephen Mar- 
 shall, B.D., minister at Finchingfield, Essex. 4to 1644 
 
 God's offering : a Sermon preached at Christ-Church on Easter Tues- 
 day. By Charles Herle. 4to . . . . 1 644 
 
 A discovery of Peace : a Sermon preached at Christ- Church, 24 April, 
 1 644, on the day of the monethly fast. By John Strickland, B.D., 
 pastor of St. Edmund's, New Sarum. 4to . . 1644 
 
 The mischiefe which Heresies doe : a Sermon in Pauls, Febr. 1, 1645. 
 By James Cranford, pastor of Christopher-le-Stocks. 4to 1646 
 
 God's doings and Man's duty : a Sermon preached before the parlia- 
 ment, the lord mayor and aldermen, and the assembly of divines, 
 at Christ- Church, April 2, 1 645. By Hugh Peters, preacher of the 
 Gospel. 4to .. .. .. .. 1646 
 
 England's Plus Ultra : a Sermon preached before the parliament, the 
 lord mayor and aldermen, 5fc., and the assembly of divines, at 
 Christ -Church, April 2, 1 646, being a day of publike thanksgiving. 
 By Joseph Caryl, minister at Magnus neer the Bridge. 4to 1 646 
 
182 London {Theological). 
 
 The best and worst magistrate ; a Sermon preached Sept. 29, 1 648. 
 By Obadiah Sedgwick, B.D., minister at Covent Garden. 4to 
 
 1648 
 
 Jesus Christ the great wonder : a Sermon preached at Pauls. By 
 Matthew Barker, preacher at Leonard's, East-cheap. 4to 1651 
 
 A Sermon preached on Easter Monday, April 1652, at the Spittle. 
 By Stephen Marshal, B.D., minister at Finchingfield in Essex. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1652 
 
 True Gain : a Sermon preached before Robert Tichborn, lord maior, 
 by Edward Reynolds, D.D. 4to .. .. 1657 
 
 The Rich Man's Charge : delivered in a Sermon at the Spittle, Mon- 
 day in Easter week, 12 April, 1658. By Edward Reynolds, D.D. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1658 
 
 A Sermon preached before the parliament, the councill of state, the 
 lord mayor, aldermen, and common council, and the officers of the 
 army, in Christ-Church, Oct. 6, 1659, the publick day of thanks- 
 giving for the suppression of the northern insurrection. By Doctor 
 Nathaniel Homes. 4to . . . . . . 1 660 
 
 The wall and glory of Jerusalem : a Sermon preached in St. Paul's 
 Church, February 28, 1659, being a day of thanksgiving for re- 
 storing the Parliament, 8^c. By Edward Reynolds, D.D. 4to 1660 
 
 Evangelical worship is true worship : a Sermon preached at Paul's 
 Church, Aug. 26, 1660. By Matthew Poole, minister at Michael 
 Quern. Second edition. 4to .. .. 1660 
 
 A Sermon preached to the honourable Citizens of London, Sep- 
 tember 29, 1659, being the day of the election of their lord mayor, 
 by Philip Nye. 4to .. .. .. 1661 
 
 A peace offering in the Temple : a Sermon at St. Paul's Church, 
 14 Oct. 1660. By Richard Henchman, rector of St. James, Gar- 
 lick-hyth. 4to . . .. .. .. 1661 
 
 Catholick charity ; recommended in a Sermon, by Joseph Glanvill, 
 rector of Bath. 4to .. .. .. 1669 
 
 The right way to victory : a Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, 
 June 22, 1673. By Francis Gregory, D.D., rector of Hambleton, 
 Bucks. 4to .. .. .. .. 1673 
 
 The danger of Hypocrisie : a Sermon preached at Guildhall Chapel, 
 Aug. 3, 1673. By William Asheton.4to .. 1673 
 
 A Sermon preached before the Lord Mayor and court of Aldermen, 
 5 Nov. 1673. By John Scott, minister of St. Thomas, Southwark, 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1673 
 
 The excellency of primitive government: a Sermon preached at 
 Guildhall Chappel, at the election of this present lord mayor. By 
 Henrv Bagshaw, D.D., rector of St. Botolph, Bishopsgate. 4to 
 
 1673 
 
 The Reformation justified, in a Sermon preached at Guildhall Chapel, 
 by Dr. Edward Stillingfleet. 4to .. 1674 
 
 The things that make for Peace, delivered in a Sermon preached at 
 Guildhall Chappel, 23 Aug. 1674. By John Sharpe. 4to 1674 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Mary-le-Bow, 21 Nov. 1675. By William 
 Durham, B.D., rector of St. Mildred's, Bread street. 4to 1676 
 
London {Thological), 183 
 
 A Sermon preached, Dec. 19, 1675, at Bow Church. By John 
 
 Cook, M. A., rector of Cuckstone in Kent. 4to 1676 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel. By William Pindar. 4to 
 
 1677 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel. By George Thorp, B.D., 
 
 rector of St. Antholin*s and St . John Baptist. 4to 1677 
 
 A Sermon upon the passion of our Blessed Saviour, preached at the 
 
 Guildhall Chappel, on Good Friday, 13 April, 1677. By Isaac 
 
 Barrow, D.D. 4to .. .. .. 1677 
 
 A Sermon preached before the lord mayor, S;c., at the Guildhall 
 
 Chappel, Oct. 18, 1677. By Bryan Turner, B.D. 4to 1678 
 
 A Sermon preached, «^c. at Guildhall Chappel, Aug. 18, 1678. By 
 
 Robert Neville, B.D., rector of Ansty, Herts. 4to 1679 
 
 A Sermon preached, &^c. at Guildhall Chappel, October 26, 1679. By 
 
 Benj.Woodroffe, D.D., canon of Christ-Church, Oxford. 4to 1679 
 A Sermon preached, S^c. at Guildhall Chappel, Dec. 7, 1679. By 
 
 Tho. Mannyngham, M.A. 4to . . .. 1680 
 
 A Spital Sermon of Dr. Sharpe, D.D., rector of St. Giles in the Fields, 
 
 14 April, 1680. 4to .. .. .. 1680 
 
 The Mischief of Separation : a Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, 
 
 May 2, 1 680. By Edw. Stillingfleet, D.D., dean of St. Pauls. 4to 
 
 1680 
 A Sermon preached before the Lord Mayor, <^c., at Bow Church, 
 
 September 2, 1680, the anniversary of the fast for the burning of 
 
 London. By Gilbert Burnet. 4to . . . . 1680 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, Oct. 31,1 680. By Symon 
 
 Patrick, D.D., dean of Peterburgh. 4to . . 1680 
 
 A Sermon preached, S^c. at St. Mary-le-Bow, 5 Nov. 1 680. By 
 
 William Cave, D.D., rector of Great Allhallows. 4to 1 680 
 
 A Discourse about the Jews as the peculiar people of God : a Sermon 
 
 preached, ^c, on the sixth of February, 1680-1. By G. Hickes, 
 
 D.D., vicar of Allhallows Barkin. 4to . . 1681 
 
 The best Guide in the worst of Times : a Sermon at the Guildhall 
 
 Chapel. By William Orme. 4to . . .. 1681 
 
 Testimonium Jesu : a Sermon, 5fc. at Guildhall Chappel. By Brian 
 
 Turner, B.D., rector of Soldeme, Oxon. 4to 1681 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, 30 Oct. 1681. By Geo. 
 
 Hooper, D.D. 4to .. .. .. 1682 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, 29 Jan. 1 68 1 -2. By Tho. 
 
 Spratt, D.D. 4to .. .. .. 1682 
 
 A Sermon preached at Bow Church, 30 Jan. 1681-2. By Geo. 
 
 Hickes, D.D. 4to .. .. .. 1682 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chapel, 5 Feb. 1681-2. By J. 
 
 Lambe, M.A. 4to .. .. .. 1682 
 
 A Sermon preached before the Lord Mayor. By John Moore, D.D. 
 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1682 
 
 A Sermon preached at Bow Church, 29 May, 1682. By Benjamin 
 
 Calamy, D.D. 4to .. .. .. 1682 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, Sept. 1 7, 1 682. By Joshua 
 
 Richardson, A.M. 4to .. .. .. 1682 
 
184 London {Theological), 
 
 A Sermon preached at Bow Church, 29 Sept. 1682. By Henry- 
 Dove, D.D. 4to .. .. .. 1682 
 
 Moderation stated: in a Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, 
 
 Oct. 22, 1 682. By John Evans, M. A., rector of St. Ethelborough. 
 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1682 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Mary-le-Bow, Nov. 5, 1682. By Rich. 
 
 Hollingworth, rector of St. Buttolph's,Aldgate. 4to 1682 
 
 A Sermon before the Court of Aldermen at Guildhall Chapel, Octo- 
 ber 29, 1682. By Abraham Maryland, M. A. 4to 1683 
 A Sermon preached before the Lord Mavor and Court of Aldermen, 
 
 4th February, 1682. By Edward Young. 4to 1683 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, Dec. 24, 1682. By John 
 
 James, M.A. 4to . . . . . . 1 683 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Mary-le-Bow, Nov. 5, 1 683. By Edward 
 
 PeUing. 4to .. .. .. .. ' 1683 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Mary-le-Bow, 30 Jan. 1683. By Edward 
 
 Lake, D.D., rector of St. Mary at Hill and St. Andrew Hubbard. 
 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1684 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chapel, 27 Jan. 1683-4. By John 
 
 Moore, D.D. 4to .. .. .. 1684 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, Palm Sunday, 1679. By 
 
 Sam. Johnson. 4to .. .. .. 1684 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Bridget, 1 April, 1684. By Geo. Hickes, 
 
 D.D., dean of Worcester. 4to .. .. 1684 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Bride's, 2 April, 1684. By Thomas 
 
 Pittis, D.D., rector of St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate. 4to 1 684 
 
 A Sermon preached at Bow Church, May 29, 1684. By 'flio. 
 
 Spratt, D.D., dean of Westminster. 4to . . 1684 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Mary-le-Bow, Sept. 9. By H. Hesketh, 
 
 minister of St. Hellen's. 4to .. .. 1684 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, 25 Jan. 1684. By Jo. 
 
 Goodman, D.D. 4to .. .. .. 1685 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Botolph, Aldgate, Tuesday in Easter week. 
 
 By Greg. Hascard, dean of Windsor. 4to . . 1 685 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Mary-le-Bow, July 26, 1685, the day of 
 
 publick thanksgiving. By John Scott, D.D., rector of St. Peter's 
 • Poor. 4to .. .. .. .. 1685 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chapel, Dec. 27, 1685. By Luke 
 
 Beaulieu, B.D., chaplain to the right hon. Geo. lord Jefireys, lord 
 
 high chancellor. 4to . . . . . . ' 1 686 
 
 A Discourse of Bosom Sins : a Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, 
 
 Oct. 10, 1686. By Peter Newcome, M.A., vicar of Aldenham, 
 
 Herts. 4to .. .. .. .. 1686 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chapel, Nov. 2 1 , 1 686. By Charles 
 
 Hickman, D.D. 4to .. .. .. 1687 
 
 A Spittle Sermon preached at St. Sepulchre's, March 30, 1 687. By 
 
 Tho. Clutterbuck, D.D., archdeacon of Winton. 4to 1687 
 
 A Sermon before Sir John Shorter, Lord Mavor, preached at Grocers 
 
 hall, by Daniel Williams. 4to ..' .. 1^88 
 
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 A Sermon preached in Guildhall Chappell, 21st Oct. 1688. By Na- 
 thaniel Resbury. 4to .. .. .. 1689 
 
 The leaven of Pharisaism and Sadducism pm*ged out. A Sermon 
 preached at Guildhall Chapel, Dec. 1 6, 1 688. By J. Goodman, D.D. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1688-9 
 
 A Sermon before the right hon. the Lord Mayor, «^c. in Guildhall 
 Chapel, 20 January, 1688-9. By Samuel Barton, B.D. 4to 1689 
 
 A Sermon at Mercers Chappel, 13th January, 1688-9, by Timothy 
 lord bishop of Oxford. 4to. [In vol. " City Sermons."] 1689 
 
 God's Providence in the City's safety : a Sermon preached at Guild- 
 hall Chappel, February 14, 1688-9. By Thomas Lynford, A.M., 
 rector of St. Edmund's, Lombard street, and St. Nicholas Aeons. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1689 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, 29 Mar. 1689. By George 
 Royse. 4to ., .. .. .. 1689 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chapel, Easter day, 1689. By Tho- 
 mas Mariott, M.A., rector of Little Canfield, Essex. 4to 1689 
 
 The easiness and difficulty of the Christian Religion : a Sermon 
 preached at Guildhall Chappel, May 26, 1689. By Isaac Bring- 
 hurst, D.D., rector of Toddington, Beds. 4to 1689 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chapel, Jan. 13, 1689. By John 
 Hutchin, B.D. 4to .. .. .. 1689 
 
 The Christian temper of moderation, described and recommended in 
 a Sermon preached before the right hon. the Lord Mayor, 5fc. in 
 Guildhall Chappel, Jan. 26, 1689-90. By Samuel Masters, B.D., 
 preacher of Bridewell Hospital. 4to .. 1690 
 
 A Sermon preached at Bow Church, March 12, 1689-90, being the 
 Fast day. By Gilbert [Burnet], bishop of Sarum. 4to 1690 
 
 A Sermon preached at Bow Church, April 16, 1690, being the Fast 
 day. By Edw. Fowler, D.D. 4to . . .. 1690 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Sepulchre's, Wednesday in Easter week. 
 By William Wake, D.D. preacher of Gray's Inn. 4to 1690 
 
 Babylon's downfall ; or England's happy deliverance from popery and 
 slavery : being the substance of a Sermon preached at Guildhall 
 Chappel, June 28, 1691. By Lewis Atterbury, D.D., rector of 
 Milton, Bucks. 4to .. .. .. 1691 
 
 Baptism for the dead: a Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, 
 June 5, 1692. By Simon Ford, D.D., rector of Old Swinford, 
 Wilts. 4to .. .. .. .. 1692 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Lawrence Jewry, Sept. 29, 1692. By 
 William Smythies, curate of St. Giles, Cripplegate. 4to 1692 
 
 Of Publick Baptism : a Sermon preached at Guildhall Chapel, Nov. 20, 
 1692. By Philip Stubs, A.M. 4to .. 1692 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chapel, Dec. 11, 1692. By W. 
 Fleetwood, chaplain in ordinary to their Majesties. 4to 1 693 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Mary-le-Bow, January 30, 1693-4. By 
 William Stephens, B.D., rector of Sutton in Surrey. 4to 1694 
 
 A Sermon against clipping [of money], preached before the Lord 
 Mayor, <^c., at Guildhall Chapel, December 1 6, 1 694. By William 
 Fleetwood, chaplain in ordinary to their Majesties. 4to 1694 
 
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 The necessity of a present Repentance : a Sermon preached at Guild- 
 hall Chapel, March 10, 1694-5. By William Bramston, chaplain 
 in ordinary to His Majesty. 4to . . . . 1695 
 
 Profitable Charity : a Sermon preached at St. Bride's, Easter Mon- 
 day, 1695. By Robert [Grove], lord bishop of Chichester. 4to 
 
 1695 
 
 Of the descent of the Paraclete : a Sermon preached at Guildhall 
 Chappel, April 21,1 695. By Philip Falle, chaplain in ordinary to 
 His Majesty. 4to .. .. .. 1695 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Lawrence Jewry, 28 Sept. 1 695. By John 
 Williams, D.D., rector of St. Mildred's, Poultry, and St. Mary 
 Cole. 4to .. .. .. .. 1695 
 
 Nabal's apology for uncharitableness examined : a Sermon preached 
 at St. Bridget's, 15 April, 1696. By Richard Lucas, D.D., vicar 
 of St. Stephen's, Coleman street. 4to .. 1696 
 
 A Thanksgiving Sermon,'preached at St. Mary-le-Bow, April 16, 1696, 
 upon occasion of His Majesty's deliverance from a villainous assas- 
 sination, in order to a French invasion. By William Stephens, B.D., 
 rector of Sutton in Surrey. 4 to . . . . 1696 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Mary-le-Bow, Nov. 5, 1696. By Samuel 
 Bradford, rector. 4to .. .. .. 1697 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Lawrence Jewry, on the feast of St. Mi- 
 chael, 1 696. By Lilly Butler, minister of St. Mary, Aldermanbury. 
 4to .. .. .. ..• .. 1696 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, Nov. 29. 1696. By L. 
 Blackbume, chaplain in ordinary to His Majesty. 4to 1697 
 
 A Sermon upon the Resurrection, preached at St. Bridget's, April 5, 
 1697. ByJohn [Williams], lord bishop of Chichester. 4to 1697 
 
 Publick Charity : a Sermon preached at St. Bridget's, Wednesday in 
 Easter Week, 1697. By Thomas Jekyll, D.D., preacher at the new 
 church in Westminster. 4to . . . . 1 697 
 
 A Sermon preached at Guildhall Chappel, 1 1 April, the anniversary 
 of His Majesty's coronation. By Sir William Dawes, bart., D.D., 
 chaplain in ordinary to His Majesty. 4to .. 1697 
 
 The danger of corrupting the faith by philosophy : a Sermon preached 
 April 25, 1697. By William] Sherlock, D.D., dean of St. Paul's, 
 <^c. 4to .. .." .. .. 1697 
 
 Sodom's vices destructive to other cities and states : a Sermon 
 preached at Guildhall Chappel, Aug. 1, 1697. By Josiah Wood- 
 ward, minister of Popler. 4to .. .. 1697 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Mary-le-Bow, Sept. 2, 1697. By Samuel 
 Prat, D.D., minister of the Savoy. 4to . . 1698 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Lawrence Jewry, on the feast of St. Mi- 
 chael, 1697. By Richard Lucas, D.D., vicar of St. Stephen, Cole- 
 man street. 4to .. .. .. 1697 
 
 A Sermon preached at Bow Church, Nov. 5, 1697. By Thomas 
 Knaggs, M.A. 4to .. .. .. 1697 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, January 30, 1697-8. 
 By Sampson Estwick, B.D., chaplain of Christ- Church, Oxon. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1698 
 
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 A Sermon preached at St. Bridget's Church, Easter Tuesday, 1 698. 
 
 Bv Sa. Freeman, D.D., dean of Peterborough. 4to 1698 
 
 A Sermon preached in St. Paul's Cathedral, Oct. 23, 1698. By 
 
 Edward Oliver, M. A. 4to .. .. 1698 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 30, 1 698-9. By W. 
 
 Fleetwood, chaplain in ordinary to His Majesty. 4to 1698-9 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, Nov. 5, 1699. By Tho- 
 mas Morer, rector of St. Anne's, &;c., Aldersgate. 4to 1699 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, December 10, 1699. By 
 
 Christopher Wilson, lecturer of St. Margaret's, Westminster. 
 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1700 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, March 3, 1699-1700. 
 
 By Samuel Clerke, B.D. 4to .. .. 1700 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Bridget's, Wednesday in Easter week, 
 
 1700. By Z. Isham, D.D., rector of St. Botolph, Bishopsgate. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1700 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, Sept. 22, 1700. By 
 
 James Lardner, M.A. 4to . . . . 1 700 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Bride's Church, on Easter Monday, April 21, 
 
 1701. By James [Gardiner], lord bishop of Lincoln. 4to 1701 
 A Sermon preached at St. Bridget's, Easter Tuesday, April 22. By 
 
 J. Lambe, D.D., dean of Ely. 4to . . . . 1 701 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Bridget's, Wednesday in Easter week, 
 
 April 23. By Thomas Whincop, D.D., rector of St. Mary Ab- 
 
 church and St. Laurence Pountney. 4to .. 1701 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Lawrence Jewry, Michaelmas day, 1701. 
 
 By Josiah Woodward, D.D., minister of Popler. 4to 1701 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, Nov. 5, 1 70 1 . By George 
 
 Stanhope, D.D., chaplain in ordinary to His Majesty. 4to 1 701 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, Dec. 19, 1701, being the 
 
 Fast-day. By Thomas Copping, rector of St. Olave's, Hart street. 
 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1702 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 30, 1702. By R. 
 
 Altham, D.D., rector of St. Bottolph's, Bishopsgate. 4to 1702 
 A Sermon preached at St. Bridget's, Easter Monday, 1 702. By John 
 
 [Hough] , lord bishop of Lichfield and Coventry. 4to 1 702 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Bridget's, Easter Tuesday, 1702. By 
 
 Richard WilHs, D.D., dean of Lincoln. 4to . . 1702 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Lawrence's Church, Sept. 29, 1 702. By 
 
 R. Altham, D.D., rector of St. Botolph, Bishopsgate. 4to 1702 
 A Sermon preached at Bow Church, Dec. 28, 1 702. By George 
 
 Stanhope, D.D., chaplain in ordinary to His Majesty. 4to 1703 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, 28 Feb. 1702-3. By 
 
 Edward Lake, D.D., rector of St. Mary at Hill and St. Andrew 
 
 Hobart. 4to . . .. .. .. 1703 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, 29 May, 1703. By 
 
 Robert Newton, M.A., rector of St. James, GarHck-hith. 4to 1 703 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 19, 1703-4, the 
 
 Fast-day. By Ofspring Blackall, D.D., chaplain in ordinary to Her 
 
 Majesty. 4to . . .. .. .. 1704 
 
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 A Sermon preach'd in the Chappel at Guildhall, 7 Sept. 1704, 
 Thanksgiving day. By Edward [Fowler], lord bishop of Glou- 
 cester. 8vo . . . . . . . . 1 704 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Sept. 17, 1704. By 
 Samuel Prat, D.D., clerk of the closet to the Queen. 4to 1704 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Lawrence Jewry, Sept. 29, 1 705. By Ben- 
 jamin Hoadly, M.A., rector of St. Peter's Poor. 8vo ' 1708 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Sepulchre's, Wednesday in Easter week. 
 By Robert Moss, D.D., preacher of Gray's Inn. 4to 1 706 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at Guildhall Chapel, Sept. 28, 1 706. By Francis 
 Atterbury, D.D., dean of Carlisle. 4to . . " 1 706 
 
 A Sermon preach'd in St. Bridget's Church, Easter Tuesday, April 
 17, 1707. By Francis Atterbury, D.D., dean of Carlisle. 8vo 
 
 1707 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, June 15, 1707. By 
 Richard Jenks, M.A., lecturer of St. Mary at Hill and St. Andrew 
 Hobart. 8vo . . .. . . .. 1707 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Lawrence Jewry, Sept. 29, 1707. By 
 William Savage, B.D., rector of St. Andrew by the Wardrobe 
 and St. Anne Blackfriars. Second edition. 8vo 1707 
 
 A Sermon preach'd in Christ church, Wednesday in Easter week, 
 April 6, 1708. By George Smalridge, D.D. 8vo 1709 
 
 A Sermon preach'd in St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 31, 1708-9. By 
 George Smalridge, D.D. 8vo .. .. 1709 
 
 A Sermon preach'd in St. Bridget's Church, Monday in Easter 
 week, April 25, 1709. By William [Dawes], lord bishop of 
 Chester. 8vo . . .. .. .. 1709 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bridget's, Tuesday in Easter week, April 
 26, 1 709. By Francis Atterbury, D.D., dean of Carlisle. 8vo 
 
 1709 
 
 A Sermon preach'd in St. Paul's Cathedral, Oct. 9, 1 709. By Sa- 
 muel Hilliard, M. A., prebendary of Lincoln. 8vo 1709 
 
 The Perils of False Brethren, both in Church and State ; set forth in 
 a Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's, Nov. 5, 1 709. By Henry Sache- 
 verell, D.D., chaplain of St. Saviour's, Southwark. 8vo 1709 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's, Nov. 22, 1 709, the Thanksgiving 
 day. By J. Adams, D.D., rector of St. Alban, Wood street. 8vo 
 
 1709 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 29, 1709-10. By 
 George Smalridge, D.D. 8vo .. .. 1710 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, 30 Jan. 1709-10. By 
 Andrew Snape, D.D., rector of St. Mary at Hill. 8vo 1710 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's, March 15, 1709-10, Fast-day. 
 By the rev. R. Collins, M.A., vicar of Mepham, Kent. 8vo 1710 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bridget's, Monday in Easter week, 1710. 
 By Charles [Trimnell], lord bishop of Norwich. 8vo 1710 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bridget's, Tuesday in Easter week, 1710. 
 By White Kennett, D.D., dean of Peterborough. 8vo 1710 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 30, 1710. By 
 Samuel Bradford, D.D., rector of St. Mary-le-Bow. 4to 1711 
 
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 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, 5 Nov. 1710. By Lilly 
 
 Butler, D.D., minister of St. Mary, Aldermanbury. 8vo 1710 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bridget's Church, in Easter week, 1711. 
 
 By Richard West, D.D., archdeacon of Berks. 8vo 1711 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Trinity Sunday, May 
 
 27, 1711, for the propagation of the gospel in foreign parts. By 
 
 Philip Stubs, rector of St. James, Garlick hyth. 8vo 1711 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Lawrence Jewry, Michaelmas day, 1711. 
 
 By White Kennett, D.D., dean of Peterborough. Svo 1711 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bride's, Monday in Easter week, 1712. 
 
 By John [Hough], lord bishop of Lichfield and Coventry. 4to 
 
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 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bridget's, Easter Tuesday, 1712. By 
 
 White Kennett, D.D., dean of Peterborough. 4to 1712 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Nov. 5, 1712. By 
 
 Thomas Sherlock, M.A., master of the Temple. Svo 1712 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 30, 1 712-13. By 
 
 Francis Browne, D.D., rector of St. Margaret Pattons. 4to 1713 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Feb. 22, 1712-13. By 
 
 William Delaune, D.D., president of St. John's College, Oxon. 
 
 Third edition. Svo .. .. .. 1721 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Lawrence Jewry, Sept. 29, 1713. By 
 
 George Bell, A.M. Svo . . .. .. 1713 
 
 A Sermon preach'd in St. Paul's Cathedral, Nov. 5, 1713. By 
 
 Samuel Bradford, D.D., rector of St. Mary-le-Bow. 4to 1713 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bridget's Church, Monday in Easter week, 
 
 March 29, 1714. By Gilbert [Burnet], lord bishop of Sarum. 
 
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 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bridget's, Easter Tuesday, March 30, 
 
 1714. By White Kennett, D.D., dean of Peterborough. Svo 1714 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bridget's, Wednesday in Easter week, 
 
 1714. By John Waugh, D.D., rector of St.'Peter's, Comhill. 
 
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 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 31, 1714-15. By 
 
 William Shorey, A.M., chaplain to the Lord Mayor. Svo 1715 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 30, 1715-16. By 
 
 R. Skerret, M.A., lecturer of St. Peter's, Cornhill, S^c. Svo 1716 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Lawrence Jewry, Sept. 29, 1715. By 
 
 John Waugh, D.D., rector of St. Peter's, Cornhill. Svo 1715 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, April 22, 1716. By 
 
 Francis Astry, D.D., rector of St. Martin's Ludgate. Svo 1716 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Sept. 2, 1716. By 
 
 William Baker, B.D., fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. 
 
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 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bridget's Church, April 24, Wednesday 
 
 in Easter week, 1707. By Thomas Bennet, D.D., vicar of St. 
 
 Giles's, Cripplegate. Svo .. .. 1717 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Lawrence Jewry, 2S Sept. 1717. By 
 
 Thomas Andrewes, A.M., chaplain to the Lord Mayor. Svo 
 
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 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bridget's Church, Easter Monday, March 
 30,1719. ByWhite[Kennet], lord bishop of Peterborough. 8vo 
 
 1719 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Lawrence Jewry, Sept. 29, 1720. By 
 Benjamin Ibbot, D.D., rector of St. Paul, Shadwell. Third edi- 
 tion. 4to .. .. .. .. 1720 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 27, 1722-23. 
 First Sunday in Hilary Term. By Charles Wheatley, M.A., lec- 
 turer of St. Mildred's in the Poultry. 8vo . . 1 723 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bridget's Church, Easter Monday, April 
 15, 1723. By Joseph [Wilcox], lord bishop of Gloucester. 8vo 
 
 1723 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Wednesday, May 29, 
 1723. By Daniel Waterland, D.D., chaplain in ordinary to His 
 Majesty. Svo .. .. .. .. 1723 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Aug. 1, 1724, [the 
 King's Accession] . By Benjamin Ibbot, D.D., rector of St. Paul's, 
 Shadwell. Svo .. .. .. 1724 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Aug. 1, 1726. By Ben- 
 jamin Carter, M.A., rector of St. Martin Outwich. Svo 1726 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Feb. 16, 172S-9. By 
 John Conybeare, D.D., dean of Christ- Church, Oxon. Third 
 edition. Svo . . . . . . . . ] 733 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 30, 1729. By 
 Joseph Trapp, D.D., minister of Christ-Church and St. Leonard 
 Foster lane. Svo .. .. .. 1729 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, June 11, 1729. By 
 Robert Kilborn, LL.D., rector of St. Mary, Aldermary and St. 
 Thomas Apostle. 4to .. .. .. 1729 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bridget's Church, Wednesday in Easter 
 week, April 1, 173.0. By William Berriman, D.D., rector of St. 
 Andrew's Undershaft. Svo .. .. 1730 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Lawrence Jewry, Sept. 29, 1731. By 
 George Hawkyns, M. A. Svo .. .. 1731 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 30, 1732-3. By 
 William Berriman, D.D. Svo .. .. 1733 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Dec. 21, 1735. By 
 John Tottie, M.A., fellow of Worcester College, Oxon. Svo 1 736 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bridget's Church, Wednesday in Easter 
 week, April 5, 173S. By Edmund Bateman, D.D., rector of St. 
 Dunstan's in the East. 4to .. .. 1738 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at Guildhall Chapel, Sept. 2, 1740, the anniver- 
 sary of the Great Fire. By Samuel Salter, M.A. 4to 1740 
 
 A Sermon at the cathedral church of St. Paul, 29 May, 1741, 
 [being the anniversary of the Restoration] . By James Townley, 
 M.A., chaplain to the right honourable the Lord Mayor. 4to 
 
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 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Sept. 2, 1741. By 
 William Romaine, A.M. 4to .. .. 1741 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, June 11, 1743, the 
 
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 anniversary of the king's accession. By Nathaniel Collier, M.A., 
 vicar of Croydon, Surrey. 4to . . . . 1 743 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Dec. 18, 1745, the 
 Fast-day, on occasion of the Rebellion. By Richard Terrick, M.A., 
 preacher at the Rolls. 4to , . . . 1745 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Paul's Cathedral, Sept. 2, 1 748. By Wil- 
 liam Parker, M.A. 8vo . . . . . . Oxford, 1 748 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Bridget's Church, Tuesday in Easter 
 week, March 28, 1 749. By Edward Yardley, B.D., archdeacon 
 of Cardigan. 8vo .. .. '.. 1749 
 
 A Sermon before the right honourable the Lord Mayor, S^c. at St. 
 Lawrence Jewry, September 29, 1749, being the day of election 
 of the lord mayor. By Arnold King, LL. D. chaplain to the right 
 honourable the Lord Mayor. 4to . . . . 1 749 
 
 A Sermon before the right honourable the Lord Mayor, 5fc., in St. 
 Paul's Cathedral, January 30, 1749-50, by Thomas Pickering, B.D. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1750 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Bridget's Church, Easter Monday, 1750. 
 By Isaac [Madox], lord bishop of Worcester. 4to n. d. 
 
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 By John [Conybeare] , lord bishop of Bristol. 8vo 1751 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Bridget's Church, Wednesday in Easter 
 week, 1751, By Henry Goodall, A.M., archdeacon of Suffolk. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1751 
 
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 lain to the right honourable the Lord Mayor. 4to 1751 
 
 A Sermon before the right honourable the Lord Mavor, <S-c., Sept. 3, 
 1753. By William Cockayne, B.D. 4to ..' 1753 
 
 A Sermon preached at Christ's Hospital, Wednesday, Sept. 21, 1763. 
 By Peter Whallev, M.A., upper grammar master of Christ's Hos- 
 pital. 4to '. . .. .. .. 1763 
 
 A Discourse, preached Sept. 28, 1 776. By Wanley Sawbridge, A.M., 
 chaplain. 4to .. .. .. .. 1766 
 
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 By John Prince, A.B., vicar of Gray's, Essex, and lecturer of St. 
 Mary, Aldermanbury. 4to .. .. 1785 
 
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 the benefit of the Printers' Pension Societv. By Thomas Dale, 
 M.A. 8vo .. .. .. " .. 1828 
 
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 at Christ- Church, Newgate street, by Henrv Melville, M.A. 4to 
 
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 George Hickes. 4to .. .. .. 1682 
 
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 Thomas Spratt. 4to .. \. .. 1682 
 
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 A Sermon preached before the societv of Goldsmiths, by Richard 
 Lucas, D.D. 4to .. '. . .. 1699 
 
 A Sermon preached before the society of Goldsmiths, 4th of Feb- 
 ruary, 1701, by Sir WiUiam Dawes, hart., D.D. 4to 1701 
 
 Haberdashers Company. 
 
 A seasonable Sermon for these troublesome times, preached to the 
 
 company of Haberdashers, Nov. 23, 1641, in the parish church 
 
 of St. Mary Stainings in London. By Samuel Fawcet, pastor 
 
 there. 4to . . . . . . ' . . 1641 
 
 Leathersellers Company. 
 The Prayer used by the rev. H. Hyde, LL. B., 25 July, 1837, on 
 laying the first stone of the alms-houses at Barnet, on the estate 
 of the Leathersellers. 4to .. .. 1837 
 
 Levant Company. 
 
 A Sermon preached before the company of Merchants trading to the 
 Levant, at St. Olave, Hart street, London, June 2, 1668. By 
 Thomas Smith, M.A. 4to .... 1668 
 
 A Sermon preached before the right hon. George earl of Berkeley, 
 governor, and the company of Levant Merchants, at St. Peter's 
 Church in Broad street, Jan. 30, 1686-7. By William Hayley, 
 M.A. 4to .. .. .. ". . 1687 
 
 A Sermon preach'd before the company of Merchants trading to the 
 Levant seas, at St. Bennet Fink, Oct. 13, 1706. By Thomas 
 Owen, M.A. 4to .. .. .. 1706 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at St. Bennet-Finct Church, Oct. 24, 1707, be- 
 fore the company of Merchants trading to the Levant seas. By 
 Laurence Racket, chaplain to the factory at Constantinople. 4to 
 
 1707 
 Salter s Company. 
 
 Untiy stated. A Sermon before the worshipful company of Salter s 
 in'St. Swithin's Church, Sept. 1683. By William Basset, rector. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1683 
 
London {Theological), 193 
 
 Charterhouse School. 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at the anniversary meeting of the Charterhouse 
 scholars, at the chappel in the Charterhouse, on Monday, Dec. 13, 
 1680. By Nathaniel Resbury, minister of Wandsworth, Surrey. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1681 
 
 A Sermon preachM at the Charterhouse, Friday, Dec. 12, 1775, at 
 the commemoration of the founder, Thomas Sutton, esq. By Ro- 
 bert Norton, M. A. 4to .. .. .. 1756 
 
 Merchant Taylors' School. 
 
 A Sermon preach'd before the gentlemen educated in Merchant 
 Taylors' School, at Bow Church, Dec. 10, 1700. By Samuel 
 Pratt, D.D. 4to .. .. .. 1700 
 
 A Sermon preach'd before the gentlemen educated at Merchant 
 Taylors' School, at St. Mary-le-Bow, Dec. 11, 1701. Bv Law- 
 rence Smith, LL.D. 4to .. .. '1702 
 
 A Sermon preach'd, S(C., at St. Mary-le-Bow, Feb. 10, 1707-8. By 
 S. Dunster, A.M. Svo . . . . . . 1708 
 
 A Sermon preach'd at the revival of the anniversary feast of the 
 gentlemen educated at Merchant Taylors' School, at St. Mary-le- 
 Bow, Dec. 3, 1724. By Joseph [Wilcocks], lord bishop of Glou- 
 cester. 4to . . .. ... .. 1724 
 
 St. PauVs School. 
 
 A Sermon preached to those who had been scholars of, in St. 
 Michael's Cornhill, on St. Paul's dav, 1675-6. By Richard Meg- 
 gott, D.D. 4to .. .. '.. .. 1676 
 
 A Sermon preached before the gentlemen educated at, on Jan. 25, 
 1702, at the cathedral church of St. Paul. By Robert Newton, 
 M.A. 4to .. .. .. .. 1702 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 25, 1710-11. By 
 Edward Tenison, LL.D. 4to .. .. 1711 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's, Jan. 24, 1713-14. By S. Dod, 
 M.A. 4to .. .. .. .. 1714 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's, Jan. 25, 1717-1 8. By S. Knight, 
 D.D. 4to .. .. .. .. 1718 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's, Jan. 25, 1722, at the revival of 
 the anniversary meeting of the gentlemen educated at. By Mat- 
 thias Mawson, B.D. 4to .. .. 1723 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Paul's, Jan. 25, 1723, at the revival, 8fC. 
 By Matthias Mawson, B.D. 4to . . .. 1723-4 
 
 Funeral Sermons. 
 
 Abney, Alderman Sir Thomas, A Funeral Sermon on, by Jeremiah 
 Smith*, with a poem on his death, by Dr. Watts. 8vo 1722 
 
 Adams, Sir Thomas, knt. hart, and alderman. The Funeral Sermon 
 of, in St. Katherine Cree Church, 10th March, 1667, by Nathaniel 
 Hardy, D.D., chaplain in ordinary to His Majesty, and vicar of 
 St. Martin's in the Fields. 4to ' . . .. 1668 
 
 ii 
 
194 London [Theological), 
 
 Allen, William, the younger, A Sermon preached at Newington 
 Church on the untimely death of, by John Free, D.D. 4to 1768 
 
 Bludworth, Sir Thomas, knt. late alderman of the city of London, 
 A Sermon preached at the funeral of, by Samuel Freeman, M.A., 
 and rector of St. Ann's Aldersgate, London. 4to 1682 
 
 Boyleston, Mrs. Mary, A Sermon preached in Fanchurch, on the 
 death of, bv one who knew her much, and honoured her not a 
 little. 4to ' .. .. .. .. 1657 
 
 Buckworth, Sir John, A Sermon preach'd at the funeral of, at the 
 parish church of St. Peter's le Poor, Broad street, Dec. 29, 1687, 
 by John Scott, D.D. 4to . . . . . . 1 688 
 
 Calamy, the rev. Benjamin, D.D., Sermon on the death of, preached 
 by William Sherlock, D.D. 4to . . . . 1 686 
 
 Chapman, Sir John, late lord mayor of London, his Funeral Sermon, 
 preached March 27th, 1689, by John Scott, D.D. 1689 
 
 Compton, Henry, bishop of London, Sermon on the death of, July 1 6th, 
 1713, by Thomas Gooch, D.D. 4to . . 1713 
 
 Cooke, Dame Mary, [relict of Sir John Cooke, of Doctors Commons], 
 Sermon on the death of, by Samuel Clarke, D.D. 4to 1709 
 
 Emlyn, Rev. Tho., A Sermon preached at Barbican, Aug. 16, 1741, 
 on occasion of the death of, by James Foster. 8vo 1 74 1 
 
 Fishburne, Richard, merchant. The Crowne of Charitie, a Sermon 
 preacht in Mercers Chappell, May 10, 1625, at the funeral of, by 
 Nathaniel Shute, rector of St. Milred in the Poultry. 4to 1 625 
 
 Godfrey, Sir Edmondbury, A Sermon preached at St. Martin's in the 
 Fields, at the funeral of, by William Lloyd, D.D., dean of Bangor. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1678 
 
 Hinton, Anthony, late treasurer of St. Bartholomew's Hospital, The 
 Funeral Sermon of, at St. Sepulchre's Church, November 15th, 
 1678, by William Bell, D.D. 4to . . .. 1679 
 
 Houblon, Mr. James, A Sermon preached at the funeral of, by Dr. 
 Gilbert Burnet. 4to .. .. .. 1682 
 
 Juxon, Mrs. Eliz., A Sermon preached at Laurence Pountnie's Church, 
 at the funeral of, by Stephen Denison. 4to . . 1631 
 
 Kenyon, Lloyd, lord chief justice, A Sermon on the death of, preached 
 at the Temple Church, [by Tho. Rennell, D.D.]. 8vo 1803 
 
 Langley, Mr. John, late master of St. Paul's School, Sermon on the 
 death of, preached bv Edward Reynolds, D.D., September 1657. 
 4to .. .. " .. .. .. 1658 
 
 Lucie, Lucas, merchant, A Sermon preached at the funeral of, Octo- 
 ber 23, 1663, by Nathaniel Waker, rector of St. Catherine Cole- 
 man Church. 4to .. .. .. 1664 
 
 Marlborough, John duke of. Apotheosis, a funeral oration, to the 
 memory of, by Mr. Henley. 8vo ,. .. 1732 
 
 Monk, Geo. duke of Albemarle, A Sermon at the funeral of, by Seth 
 [Ward], lord bishop of Sarum. 4to . . 1670 
 
 Pembroke, William earl of. The Just Man's Memoriall, a Sermon 
 preached at Baynard's Castle, on the death of, by T. C. 4to 1 630 
 
 Scott, John, D.D., (late rector of St. Giles in the Fields), Sermon on 
 the death of, by Z. Isham, D.D. 4to .. 1695 
 
London {Theological). 195 
 
 Smith, Mrs. Anne (late wife of Mr. John Smith, citizen and Salter), 
 a Sermon preached at St. Matthew's, Friday street, at the funeral 
 of, by Matth. Fowler, M.A., minister of Hammersmith. 4to 1 656 
 
 Stock, Richard, pastor of Allhallows, Bread street, a Sermon at the 
 funerall of, bv Thomas Gataker, B. of D., pastor of Rotherhith. 
 4to .. ' .. .. .. .. 1627 
 
 Stubbs, Mrs. Katherine, A Chrystal Glass for Christian Women, or 
 Discourse on the godly life and death of [formerly of London] , at 
 Burton on Trent, Staffordshire, 1 7 1 6. 4to . . 1716 
 
 Sutton, Cha. Manners, archbp. of Canterbury : The Sympathizing 
 High Priest, three Sermons preached at the church of St. Mary 
 Aldermary, on the death of, by the rev. H. B.Wilson, D.D., F.S.A. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. 1828 
 
 Tillotson, John, archbishop of Canterbury, A Sermon preached at 
 the funeral of, in the church of St. Lawrence Jewry, by Gilbert 
 [Burnet], lord bishop of Samm. 4to .. 1694 
 
 Udall, Ephraim : Matthew the Publican, a Funeral Sermon preached 
 at St. Stephen's, Walbrooke, 11 March, 1615. 4to 1616 
 
 Vinor, Sir Thomas, bart., A Sermon preached at St. Hellen's Church, 
 at the funeral of, by Henry Hesketh. 4to .. 1683 
 
 Waller, Henry, commander of the martial band of London, A Sermon 
 preached at the funeral of, by Geo. Hughes, M.A., preacher in All- 
 hallows, Bread street. 4to .. .. 1632 
 
 West, Edw., minister in London : The old Apostolical way of Preach- 
 ing, a Sermon on the death of, by Thomas Cole, preacher of the 
 Gospel. 4to .. .. .. .. 1676 
 
 Whitaker, Jeremiah, pastor of Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey, A Ser- 
 mon preached at the funeral of, by Simeon Ashe. Third edition. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1656 
 
 Whitmore, the right worshipful Sir George, knt., sometime lord 
 mayor of the city of London, who departed this life at his house at 
 Bawmes [Hoxton], December 12, 1654, The Funeral Sermon of, 
 by Anthony Farindon, B.D. folio .. 1656 
 
 Winter, William, citizen of London, A Sermon preached at theburiall 
 of, by Thomas Gataker, B. of D., pastor of Rotherhithe. 4to 1 624 
 
 Southwark. 
 
 A TRUE narrative of the great and terrible Fire in Southwark, on 
 Fryday the 26th of May, 1676. 4to . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 The last speech and dying words of Thomas (lord, alias colonel) 
 Pride ; being touched in conscience for his inhumane murder of the 
 bears in the bear-garden, when he was high sheriff of Surrey. 
 4to .. .. . . .. ., Lond. 1680 
 
 How and Rich : an impartial account of the proceedings at the late 
 election for the burrough of Southwark; wherein are discovered the 
 palpable forgeries of Elephant Smith, SfC. folio Lond. 1681 
 
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196 London {Soutfiwark), 
 
 Bethel and Smith ; or a sober Answer to a tantivi pamphlet entitled 
 How and Rich, folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 A full and true account of a dreadful Fire in Southwark, and the 
 manner of seizing a notorious papist, folio . . Lond. 1689 
 
 The Advice of the inhabitants of Southwark, presented to their mem- 
 bers, folio .. .. .. .. Lond. IIQI 
 
 A true description of the Mint, giving an account of its first becom- 
 ing a place of refuge for debtors ; the extent of its antient and 
 modern limits, <^c. .. .. .. Lond.n\Q 
 
 A merry New-year's Gift, or the Captain's letter to the Colonell, 
 about the late election in Southwark. 8vo . . Lond. 1712 
 
 A true copy of the last Will and Testament of Thomas Guy, late of 
 Lombard street, bookseller. Svo .. .. Lond. 1126 
 
 Southwark Fair, or the sheep shearing; an opera. Svo Lond. 1729 
 
 The History and Antiquities of St. Saviour's, Southwark. By Arthur 
 Tiler. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1765 
 
 The History and Antiquities of the parish of St. Saviour's, South- 
 wark. By M. Concanen, jun. and A. Morgan. Svo 
 
 Deptford, 1795 
 
 The History and Antiquities of the parish of St. Saviour's, South- 
 wark. By M. Concanen, jun. and A. Morgan. Svo, illustrated 
 with 3S additional plates and portraits. . . Deptford^ 1795 
 
 The History and Antiquities of the parochial church of St. Saviour's, 
 Southwark, illustrated by 17 engravings. By W. H. Moss and 
 the rev. J. Nightingale. 4to .. .. Lond. \S20 
 
 Annals of St. Mary Overy ; or an historical and descriptive account 
 of St. Saviour's church and parish; with numerous illustrations. 
 By W.Taylor. 4to .. .. .. Lone?. 1S33 
 
 An enquiry into the right and jurisdiction in the City of London over 
 the Borough of Southwark, and of the assumed power of the Surrey 
 Magistrates over that borough. With the royal charter at full of 
 Edw. VL, «^c. Svo .. .. .. Lond. (1787) 
 
 Statutes of the College made and devised by Thomas Cure, esq., 
 sadler to Queen EHzabeth, a.d. 1584, extracted by John Morton. 
 The will of Mrs. Newcomen, who founded the Brown Boys School 
 belonging to St. Saviour's, Southwark. Statutes of the Grammar 
 School, founded by John Olave, Thomas Cure, 8(C., and confirmed 
 by Queen Elizabeth. An extract from the Will of John Collett, 
 esq., founder of the Red-cap Boys, belonging to the charity 
 school of St. Saviour's, with an account of gifts in that parish. 
 Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. (1792) 
 
 Report of two cases of controverted elections for the borough of 
 Southwark. By Henry Clifford. Svo . . Lond. 1 802 
 
 A respectful Appeal to the Mayor, Commonalty, and Citizens of Lon- 
 don, on behalf of the rights and privileges of the borough of 
 Southwark. By David Hughson, LL.D. Svo Lone?. 1816 
 
 Remarks on the privileges and franchises of the City of London, in 
 the town and borough of Southwark. By D. Hughson. (News- 
 paper cutting.) 
 
 A Letter to the right honourable the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and 
 
London {Southwark). 197 
 
 Commons of the city of London, relative to a report made by the 
 committee for general purposes respecting the high bailiff of the 
 borough of Southwark. By Sir Watkin Lewes, high bailiff. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1817 
 
 An Address to the Commissioners of the Court of Requests for the 
 town and borough of Southwark, 8fC., on some resolutions passed 
 at a meeting, 6 May, 1819. By Samuel Lee. 8vo Lond. 1819 
 
 A Rental and Account of Monies, from lands, tenements, gifts, 8(C. 
 belonging to the parishes of St. Olave and St. John, Southwark . 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 820 
 
 The first Annual Report of the Southwark Pension Society. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1829 
 
 A collection of bills and placards, during the Election for Southwark 
 in 1831. (In a portfolio.) 
 
 On the Etymology of the name Southwark. By Ralph Lindsay, 
 esq., F.S.A. Third edition. 8vo .. .'. Land, \S3d 
 
 Westminster, 
 
 Petition to the House of Commons of the King's distressed sub- 
 jects and servants who belong to his Highnesse's Great Wardrobe, 
 and other artificers and dependants, to the amount of two thousand 
 persons, folio . . . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Act of Parliament (27 Eliz.) for the good government of the city and 
 borough of Westminster. . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 An Act for the continuance and maintenance of the School and Alms- 
 houses of Westminster, folio . . . . Lond. 1 640 
 
 A Designe for bringing a navigable river from Rickmansworth in 
 Hartfordshire, to St. Gyles in the Fields. 4to. [See Improve- 
 ments.'] . . . . . . . . Lond. 1641 
 
 Westminster Fayre newly proclaimed. 4to .. Lond. 1647 
 
 Newes from the New Exchange, or the commonwealth of ladies. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1650 
 
 The address of several prisoners in the Gate-house, Westminster, 
 with an account of their cruel usage. 8vo Lond. 1662 
 
 Duke's Bagnio, Long Acre : — see Public Buildings. 
 
 [Proposals for] an office of enterics or publique register, at the Foun- 
 tain in King street, Westminster, broad sheet n. d. 
 
 A Dialogue upon the burning of the Pope and Presbyter in effigie at 
 Westminster, Nov. 5, 1681. folio .. .. Xonc?. 1681 
 
 An account of the mock procession of burning the Pope and the 
 Chevalier St. George, intended to be performed on the anniversary 
 of Queen Elizabeth, folio sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 Relation of an assault made by French papists upon a minister of 
 the French church, Newport street, St. Martin's lane. 1682 
 
 Case of the inhabitants of Westminster against a Bill about to be 
 passed requiring Quarantine, folio . . n. d. 
 
198 London (Westminster), 
 
 The Petition of the ladies of London and Westminster to the honou- 
 rable House [of Commons], for Husbands. 4to Lond, 1693 
 
 A copy of the charter for founding the Royal Schoole to be called 
 " The Royal Schole of King William HI." in the house of Lewis 
 Mai dwell, esq., in the parish of St. James, Westminster, folio 
 sheet .. .. .. . . . . Lond. 1702 
 
 An Act for the better securing Her Majesty's purchase of Cotton 
 house, Westminster, folio sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 Lombard house, Westminster, for insuring goods and stock, lending 
 money, 8fC., A collection of tracts relative to. folio 1709 
 
 Reasons for suppressing the yearly fair in Brook-field, Westminster, 
 commonly called May Fair. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1 709 
 
 The Maypole's New-year's gift, or thanks returned to its benefac- 
 tors : humbly inscribed to the two corners of Catherine street. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1714 
 
 An Act for the sale of the scite of Cardigan house, lately demolished 
 by fire, situate in Lincoln's Inn fields, folio sheet {circ. 1724) 
 
 Tracts relative to Westminster, viz. 1 . Case of Archibald Hutchin- 
 son and John Cotton, esqrs., members returned for. 2. Coun- 
 sellor Morgan's Ghost. 3. Reasons against the Coal-jobb Bill. 
 4. Independent meeting of the inhabitants of Westminster. 5. 
 L — d L — t's Answer to D — n F — 's L — P — 's Letter, Dec. 20, 
 1745. 6. Impartial Considerations, 8^c. on the new Westminster 
 Paving and Lighting Bill. 7. Case of the rev. Mr. Harrison, 
 lecturer, and Mr. Borroughs, vestry clerk of St. Martin's parish, 
 1771. 8. Letter to the high bailiff of Westminster, as to pro- 
 ceedings at the election there in 1721. With other documents. 
 foUo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1721-46 
 
 The Charing-Cross Medley, being a collection of poems, songs, S^c. 
 relating to scenes and occurrences in the neighbourhood of. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1732 
 
 Proceedings of the governors of St. George's Hospital, Hyde park : — 
 see Hospitals. 
 
 Tom King's, or the Paphian Grove, with the humours of Covent 
 Garden, a mock heroic poem. 8vo .. .. Lond. \14\ 
 
 The powers and practice of the Court Leet of Westminster displayed. 
 8vo . . . . . . . . , . Lond. 1 743 
 
 An enquiry into the Independency of a dependent 1 — d, being an 
 examination of an account of the late e — n of M — s of P — t for 
 
 W r, printed in the genealogy of their noble R — e. 8vo . 
 
 Lond. 1743 
 
 The Justice and the Footmen ; being an impartial state of the case of 
 the livery servants' intended meeting at Hickford's room, in Paton 
 street. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 11^4: 
 
 Proposal, <^c., for lighting, cleansing, and removing nuisances in 
 Westminster, with Jonas Han way's letter to Mr. Sprainger on. 
 sm. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. lloX 
 
 A review of the project for building a new square at Westminster, 
 said to be for the use of Westminster School. Bv a Sufferer. 8vo 
 
 Lond. ]757 
 
London [Westminster], 199 
 
 George's Coffee-house, a poem. 4to .. .. Lonrf. 1761 
 
 A Proposal for raising a Fund to put in execution the Acts for 
 paving Westminster. 8vo .. .. Lond, 1762 
 
 Considerations for the more speedy and effectual execution of the 
 Act for paving, cleansing, and lighting of the city of Westminster, 
 <^c. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond, 1763 
 
 A Guide through the Royal Academy. By Joseph Baretti. 4to 
 
 Lond. n. d. 
 
 A plan for the more easy and speedy execution of the laws relating 
 to the new paving, cleansing, and lighting the streets of West- 
 minster. By Charles Whitworth, esq. 8vo . . n. d. 
 
 Observations on the Westminster Paving Act. By Sir Charles 
 Whitworth. Svo .. .. .. Lond. mi 
 
 The draught of an intended Act for better regulating the Nightly 
 Watch and Beadles of Westminster, <^c. By Sir Charles Whit- 
 worth. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. nV6 
 
 Particulars composing the prizes in the Adelphi Lottery. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1774 
 
 An Account of the Pictures in the great room at the Adelphi. By 
 James Barry. Svo .. . .. Lond. 11 S^ 
 
 Statutes relating to the Sewers within Westminster and Middlesex. 
 1 2mo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 7S6 
 
 The Building Act, 14 Geo. III., regulating buildings in London 
 and Westminster. Svo .. .. .. Cambr. 1787 
 
 The Rake's Progress, or the Humours of Drury lane. Second 
 edition. Svo . . . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 The Shakspeare Gallery, a poem. By Mr. Jerningham. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1791 
 
 Celebration of the Academic Procession to St. James's, an ode, by 
 Peter Pindar, esq. 4to . . .. .. Lond. 1794 
 
 New Brighton Guide : or solution of the recent mysteries at Carlton 
 house. By Anthony Pasquin, esq. Fourth edit. 8vo Z/onc?. 1796 
 
 Narrative relating to the real embalmed head of Oliver Cromwell, ex- 
 hibited in Mead court. Old Bond street, in 1799. 
 
 An attempted reply to the master of Westminster School, or reflec- 
 tions suggested by his defence of public education. By David 
 Morrice. Second edition. Svo .. .. Lond. 1802 
 
 An Act of Parliament, 27 Eliz., for the good government of the City 
 and Borough of Westminster. Svo . . Lond. 1S06 
 
 Antiquities of Westminster. By John Thomas Smith, imperial 4to 
 
 Lond. 1S07 
 
 British Institution for promoting the Fine Arts in the united kingdom, 
 founded 1S05. Catalogue of the works of British Artists exhibited 
 at, in 1 SOS. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1808 
 
 A series of Etchings, by James Barry, esq., from his paintings in 
 the great room of the Society of Arts, Adelphi. atlas folio 
 
 Lond. 1 808 
 
 An Appeal to the virtue and good sense of the inhabitants of St. 
 Martin in the Fields, S^c, on the subject of prostitutes walking the 
 streets. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond, 1809 
 
200 London {Westminster). , 
 
 Sixty-two additional plates to Smith's Antiquities of Westminster ; 
 humbly dedicated to the King. 4to . . Lond. 1 809 
 
 The Speech of Sir Francis Burdett, at the Crown and Anchor, 
 Strand, on dining with his constituents after his liberation from 
 the Tower, July 31, 1810. 8vo . . .. iowrf. 1810 
 
 Descriptive particulars of the ancient and present state of the Savoy 
 Palace. By B. Johnson. 8vo .. .. Xowrf. [1806] 
 
 Transactions of the Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manu- 
 factures, and Commerce, vol. xxviii. Svo Lond. \%\0 
 
 List of the Governors, <^c., with a Catalogue of the works of Sir 
 Joshua Reynolds exhibited at the British Institution, in 1813. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond, 1813 
 
 The Rejected Pictures, Sfc, with descriptive sketches of the several 
 compositions ; being a supplement to the Royal Academy Cata- 
 logue of 1815. Svo .. .. .. Xom/. 1815 
 
 Panoramic View of the Battle of Waterloo, exhibited at Barker's 
 Panorama, Strand, in 1816. 8vo .. .. Zonrf. 1816 
 
 A Description of Mr. West's Picture of Death on the pale horse, or 
 the opening of the first five seals ; exhibited under the immediate 
 patronage of H.R.H. the Prince Regent, in Pall Mall, 1817. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1817 
 
 Exposition of the plan and expences of building the new street 
 [Regent street]. By Charles Pitt, surveyor. 8vo Lond. 1818 
 
 Speeches and proceedings at the Westminster general meeting in 
 1819, as to the late barbarous proceedings at Manchester. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1819 
 
 Account of the Bonassus (a newly discovered animal) exhibited in 
 the Strand in 1821. 8vo .. .. Lond. \%2\ 
 
 Reports relative to Emanuel Hospital, Westminster, with the rules, 
 ordinances, and regulations for the management of the same. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1822 
 
 British Institution, An account of all the pictures exhibited in the 
 rooms of the, from 1813 to 1823, belonging to the nobility and 
 gentry of London, with remarks critical and explanatory. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1824 
 
 Ruins of Pompeii, as exhibited at the Panorama in the Strand, in 
 1824. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1824 
 
 A brief history, in verse, of events connected with the High Con- 
 stable of Westminster's application for a remuneration of his ge- 
 neral services. Svo .. .. .. Z«o«c?. 1826 
 
 A plan, projected in 1561, for building a house of correction in West- 
 minster. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1826 
 
 Addresses delivered at the anniversary meetings of the Zoological 
 Club of the Linnsean Society, Soho square, 1826-27-28. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1826-28 
 
 Exhibitions at Panoramas, 8(C. 2 vol. Svo Lond. 1816-26 
 
 Carmarthen Square. Particulars of a freehold estate intended to 
 form a new square, with a Plan, folio sheet .. 1824 
 
 Royal Academy, Somerset house, Strand, Catalogue of the Sixty-first 
 exhibition of pictures at, in 1829. 4to . . Lond. 1829 
 
London {Westminster). 201 
 
 List of the Governors and Subscribers of the British Institution, with 
 a catalogue of the works of the late Sir Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A., 
 exhibited in Pall Mall. 4to .. ., Lond. 1830 
 
 National Gallery, The probable consequences of the junction of the 
 Royal Academy with. By B. R. Haydon (historical painter). 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1833 
 
 Georgian Revel — ations ! or the most accomplished gentleman's mid- 
 night visit below stairs; a poem. Printed at Charles Clarke's 
 private press. Great Totham, Essex. Svo .. 1838 
 
 Covent Garden, S^c. 
 
 A collection of Acts of Parliament relating to Covent Garden ; illus- 
 trated with views and other interesting additions, folio 
 
 Lond. (various dates.) 
 
 The seven Women Confessors ; or a discovery of the seven white 
 divels which lived in Queen street, Covent Garden. Discovered 
 by John Stockden, a yeoman. 4to . . . . Lond. 1641 
 
 The Rebellion in Covent Garden ; or rumours of treachery intended 
 against the City : being the cause of the rising of the train-bands 
 upon twelfth -day at night. (Wood-cut.) .. Lond. 1642 
 
 Speech of Col. John Poyer, immediately before his execution in 
 Covent Garden, 25 April, 1649. 4to .. Lond. 1649 
 
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208 London {Manuscripts), 
 
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210 London {Manuscripts). 
 
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 Presentments in the court of Commissioners of Sewers for Middlesex, 
 the citv of Westminster and liberties, in the years 1781,1 784, 1 793, 
 1 798, and 1 800. Five roUs. 
 
 A report of cases argued and determined in the Lord Mayor's Court, 
 temp. Rose and Silvester, recorders, from 1794 to 1806. By John 
 Vaillant, esq. 4 to. 
 
 Proceedings at the election for Southwark, in 1830. 2 vol. folio. 
 
 Proceedings at Cripplegate Ward elections, 1822-1828. 
 
 Exchequer Account of the sherifi's of London, 1 Will. IV. roll. 1831. 
 
 Original MS. collections from the books and records of the Goldsmiths 
 Company. 2 vol. folio. 
 
 Collections relating to Companies in general, and the companies of 
 the Brewers, Salters, Goldsmiths, Clothworkers, Grocers, Fish- 
 mongers, Haberdashers, Ironmongers, Mercers, Merchant-taylors, 
 and Skinners. By William Herbert. Also, returns from the 
 Augmentation office of the chantries of St. Michael, Crooked lane; 
 the boundaries of St. Anne, Aldersgate ; and collections concern- 
 ing the London Monasteries. 
 
London {Manusa^ipts). 211 
 
 Signs, shops, tokens, <SfC. of London tradesmen, A collection of, in- 
 terspersed with occasional remarks. 
 
 Fraser's report of proceedings in the case of D. W. Harvey, esq., and 
 the benchers of Lincoln's Inn. folio .. 1838 
 
 A treatise on the Zoology and Botany of the city of London, fol. n. d. 
 
 Lord Mayors, 8^c. 
 
 Gubernatores Civitatis London, 8^c. : Lists [in Latin] of the bailiffs, 
 mayors, and sheriffs of London, from Henry Cornhill, anno 1 189 
 (1 Rich. L), to Sir William Coppinger, anno 1512 (4 Hen. VIII.) : 
 chronologically arranged under the respective reigns they flourished 
 in, with short biographical notices. (In Schedil's, commonly called 
 the Nuremberg Chronicle, folio, 1493). 
 
 An annual account of the Sheriffs and Mayors of London, from the 
 surrender of y* Grav-fryers' house in London to Henry VIII., 1538, 
 to 5 Eliz. 1563. folio. 
 
 A list of the Lord Mayors of London, from the first until the present 
 time, [1803]. 4to. 
 
 Accounts of Lord Mayors of London, from Henry Fitz-Alwin to 
 John Boydell, alphabetically arranged, and perfect from letter A to 
 letter M. (The accounts coming under the remaining letters of the 
 alphabet w^anting.) 8vo . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Arms of the Lord Mayors and Sheriffs, from Fitz-Alwin to Sir William 
 Plomer. By Robert Morris, herald painter. 4to 1758-81 
 
 Historical Excerpta, relative to the office of Lord Mayor ; names, du- 
 ties, and regulations of city offices, S^c. folio . . n. d. 
 
 Expenses of the lord mayor's feast at Guildhall, November 9, 1754 : 
 together with the expenses and other particulars connected with 
 dinners given to the sheriffs, judges, and chief city officers, at 
 Clothworkers' hall. Merchant-tailors' hall, the Sessions house, 
 Horn tavern, (SfC. folio .. .. .. 1756 
 
 Expenses at the Mansion-house in the year 1 756. 2 vol. fol. 1756-7 
 
 Account of visitors, <SfC. at the Mansion-house dinners during the 
 mayoralty of Alderman Nash, in 1778. 8vo. 
 
 A diary of the proceedings, habits, and ceremonials observed in the 
 office of Lord Mayor of the city of London, in the mayoralty of 
 Micajah Perry, 1738-9. folio. 
 
 Lord Mayor's Day. 
 
 Proceedings of the committee for conducting the entertainment at 
 
 Guildhall, on Lord Mayor's day, 1 794. (Skinner, mayor.) 4to 1 794 
 
 Minutes of the committee for conducting the entertainments on Lord 
 
 Mayor's day: Boydell (1791); Curtis (1795); Earner (1801). 
 
 foHo .. .. .. .. .. 1791-1801 
 
 Proceedings of the committee for conducting the entertainment at 
 Guildhall, on Lord Mayor's day, 1821. (Magnay, mayor.) folio 
 
 1821 
 
 Proceedings of the committee for conducting the entertainment at 
 
 Guildhall, on Lord Mayor's day, 1822. (Hevgate, mayor.) folio 
 
 1822 
 p2 
 
212 London (Manuscripts), 
 
 Proceedings of the committee for conducting the entertainment at 
 Guildhall, on Lord Mayor's day, 1823. (Waithman, mayor.) 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. 1823 
 
 Proceedings of the committee for conducting the entertainment at 
 Guildhall, on Lord Mayor's day, 1825. (Venables, mayor.) folio 
 
 1825 
 
 Proceedings of the committee for conducting the entertainment at 
 Guildhall, on Lord Mayor's day, 1832. (Laurie, mayor.) folio 
 
 1832 
 
 Minutes of the proceedings of the committee for conducting the enter- 
 tainment at Guildhall, on Lord Mayor's day, 1833. (Farebrother, 
 mayor.) folio .. .. .. .. 1833 
 
 Minutes of the proceedings of the committee for conducting the enter- 
 tainment at Guildhall, on Lord Mayor's day, 1839. (Marshall, 
 mayor.) folio .. .. .. .. 1839 
 
 Minutes of the proceedings of the committee for conducting the en- 
 tertainment at Guildhall, on Lord Mayor's day, 1848. (Duke, 
 mayor.) folio .. .. .. .. 1848 
 
 Minutes of the proceedings of the committee for conducting the en- 
 tertainment at Guildhall, on Lord Mayor's day, 1 849. (Farncomb, 
 mayor.) folio , . . . . . . . 1849 
 
GENERAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and Political Documents 
 and Records, 
 
 A Collection of Acts and Ordinances of general use, made in the 
 Parliament, 1640-56. By Henry ScobeU, esq., clerk of the Par- 
 liaments, folio .. .. .. Lond. 1658 
 
 Rymeri Fcedera, Conventiones, &c. Editio secunda, studio Georgii 
 Holmes. 20 vol. folio. [See;705^.] .. Lond. \ 7 27 
 
 Index to the Records ; with directions to the places where they are 
 to be found. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1 739 
 
 Index to the Records called The Originalia and Memoranda, on the 
 lord treasurer's remembrancer's side of the Exchequer. 2 vol. 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1793 
 
 Publications printed hy authority of His Majesty* s Commissioners 
 for the Preservation of the Public Records of the United 
 Kingdom. 
 Reports from the Commissioners appointed by His Majesty to exe- 
 cute the measures recommended by a select committee of the 
 House of Commons respecting the Public Records of the king- 
 dom. With Appendix, containing engraved fac-similes inserted 
 in the various works, with explanations. 2 vol. folio 1800-19 
 Reports from the Commissioners respecting the Public Records of 
 the kingdom of Ireland, with supplements and appendixes, folio 
 
 1810-15 
 
 Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Cottonian Library, deposited 
 
 in the British Museum, folio .. .. 1802 
 
 Catalogue of the Harleian Manuscripts in the British Museum, with 
 
 indexes of persons, places, and matters. 4 vol. folio 1812 
 
 Catalogue of the Lansdowne Manuscripts in the British Museum, 
 
 with indexes of persons, places, and matters. 2 vol. folio 1819 
 
 Doomsday Book. 2 vol. folio .. .. 1783 
 
 Indexes and Titles to ditto, folio . . . . 1811 
 
 Doomsday Book, vol. iv. and Dissertation, folio 1816 
 
 Calendarium Rotulorum Patentium in Turri Londinensi. fol. 1802 
 
 Calendarium Rotulorum, Chartarum, et Inquisitionum Ad quod 
 
 damnum. foHo .. .. .. .. 1803 
 
 Calendarium Inquisitionum post mortem. 3 vol. folio 1806-21 
 
 Ducatus Lancastrise : — Pars prima, Calendarium Inquisit. post mor- 
 tem. Pars secunda, A Calendar to the Pleadings, 8iC. Pars tertia. 
 Calendar to the Pleadings, Depositions, S^c. 3 vol. fol. 1823-27 
 
214 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Taxatio Ecclesiastica Anglise et Wallise, auctoritate P. Nicholai IV. 
 
 circa 1291. folio .. .. .. 1802 
 
 Rotulorum Originalium in Curid Scaccarii Abbreviatio. 2 vol. folio 
 
 1805-10 
 Testa de Nevill, sive Liber Feodorum in Curid Scaccarii, temp. 
 
 Hen. III. et Edw. I. folio . . . . 1807 
 
 Nonamm Inquisitiones in Curi^ Scaccarii, temp. Edw. III. folio 
 
 1807 
 Valor Ecclesiasticus, temp. Hen. VIII. 4 vol. folio 
 
 1810-14-17-21 
 Placitorum in Domo Capitulari Westmon. asservatorum Abbreviatio. 
 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. 1811 
 
 Rotiili Hundredorum, temp. Hen. III. et Edw. I., in Turr. Lond. et 
 
 in Curia Receptee Scaccarii Westm. asservati. 2 vol. folio 
 
 1812-18 
 Placita de Quo warranto, temp. Edw. I., II., III., in Curid Receptse 
 
 Scaccarii Westm. asservata. folio . . . . 1818 
 
 Calendars of the proceedings in Chancery in the reign of Queen 
 
 Elizabeth : to which are prefixed examples of earlier proceedings 
 
 in that court, namely, from the reign of Richard II. to that of 
 
 Queen Elizabeth inclusive. From the originals in the Tower. 
 
 3 vol. folio .. .. .. .. 1827-32 
 
 Inquisitionum in OflEicio Rotulorum Cancellarise Hibemise asservata- 
 
 rum Repertorium. 2 vol. folio . . . . 1826 
 
 Rotulorum Literarum Patentium et Clausarum Cancellariae Hiberniae 
 
 Calendarium. Vol. i. pars 1, Hen. II.— Hen. VII. folio 1828 
 Rotuli Parliamentorum ut et Petitiones et Placita in Parliamento, ab 
 
 ann. 6 Edw. I. ad ann. 19 Hen. VII. 6 vol. folio. 
 Index to the Rolls of Parliament, comprising the petitions, pleas, and 
 
 proceedings in Parliament, from ann. 6 Edw. I. to ann. 19 Hen. 
 
 VII. folio .. .. .. .. 1832 
 
 The Parliamentary Writs, and Writs of Military Summons ; together 
 
 with the Records and Muniments relating to the suit and service 
 
 due and performed to the King's High Court of Parliament and 
 
 the Councils of the Realm, or affording evidence of attendance 
 
 given at Parliaments and Councils. With Alphabetical Digest and 
 
 Indexes. Collected and edited by Francis Palgrave, esq., F.R.S. 
 
 andF.S.A. 5 vol. folio .. .. 1827-34 
 
 Rotuli Literarum Clausarum in Turri Londinensi asservati, accu- 
 
 rante Thoma Duffus Hardy, S.A.S., Sfc. Vol. i., from 1204 to 
 
 1224. folio .. .. .. .. 1833 
 
 Rotuli Literarum Patentium in Turri Londinensi asservati, accur. 
 
 T. D. Hardy. 1201 ad 1216. folio . . 1835 
 
 Fines et Pedes Finium ; sive Finales Concordise in curiA domini 
 
 Regis; ab anno 7 Ric. I. ad annum 16 Joannis, 1195-1214. 
 
 Edente Josepho Hunter. Vol. primum, in quo continentur comi- 
 
 tatus Bedeford, Berk. Buck. Cantab. Cornub. 8vo 1835 
 
 Excerpta h Rotulis Finium in Turri Londinensi asservatis, Henrico 
 
 Tertio rege, A.D. 1216-1273. Cur^ Caroli Roberts. 2 vol. 
 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. 1835 
 
Political Documents and Records, 215 
 
 Rotuli Normannise in Turri Londinensi asservati, Johanne et Hen- 
 rico Anglise regibus. Accurante Thoma DufFus Hardy. Vol. i. 
 de annis 1200-1205, necnon de anno 1417. 8vo 1835 
 
 Rotuli de Oblatis et Finibus in Turri Lond. asservati, tempore Regis 
 Johannis. Accurante Tho. D. Hardy. Svo .. 1835 
 
 Rotuli Chartarum in Turri Lond. asservati. Accurante Thoma DufFus 
 Hardy. Vol. i. pars 1, ab ann. 1199 ad ann. 1216. folio 1837 
 
 Registrum vulgarit^r nuncupatum " The Roll of Caernarvon," e 
 codice manuscripto Harleiano 696 descriptum. folio Lond. 1838 
 
 Memoria da Commissao dos Arquivos da Gran-Bretanha, dirigida 
 aos cartorarios, bibliothecarios, e antiquaries de Portugal, pelo que 
 respeita aos trabalhos e exames da mesma Commissao, 1 834. 8vo. 
 
 Lisbda, Imprensa Nacional, 1835 
 
 Rymeri Foedera, Conventiones, Litterse, et cujuscunque generis Acta 
 Publica, inter Reges Anglise et alios quosvis imperatores, reges, 
 pontifices, principes, vel communitates ; ab ingressu Gulielmi I. 
 in Angliam, A.D. 1066, ad nostra usque tempora habita aut trac- 
 tata. Denuo aucta, et multis locis eraeudata: accurantibus A. 
 Clarke, LL.D. et S.A.S. et F. Holbroke, S.A.S. Vol. I. (two 
 parts), folio .. .. .. .. 1816 
 
 Rymeri Foedera. Vol. II. (two parts). Accurantibus A. Clarke, 
 LL.D. et S.A.S., J. Caley, S.R.S. et S.A.S. et F. Holbroke, 
 S.A.S. folio .. .. .. .. 1818-21 
 
 Rymeri Foedera. Vol. III. (part 1 .) Accurantibus J. Caley, S.R.S. 
 et S.A.S., et F. Holbroke, S.A.S. folio . . 1825 
 
 The Statutes op the Realm,^ from original records and authentic 
 manuscripts. Vol. I. folio .. .. 1810 
 
 Contents. Address of the House of Commons, with His Ma- 
 jesty's Answer : The first and second Commission ; Proceedings 
 and Report of the Commission ; Introduction and Appendix 
 thereto ; Charters of Liberties ; Tables of the Charters ; Char- 
 ters granted by Hen. I., Stephen, Hen. II., John, Hen. III., 
 Edw. I. (with engravings from several of the charters) ; and the 
 Statutes (prefaced by a chronological table) of Hen. HI., Edw. 
 I., Edw. II., Statutes of uncertain date. Statutes of Edw. HI. ; 
 with Indexes. 
 Statutes of the Realm, Vol. II. folio . . . . 1816 
 
 Contents. Chronological Table, and Statutes of Richard II., 
 Hen. IV;, Hen. V., Hen. VL, Edw. IV., Rich. III., and Hen. 
 VII. ; and Index. 
 Statutes of the Realm, Vol. HI. folio . . 1817 
 
 Contents. Preface ; Chronological Table of the titles of all the 
 acts passed in the reign of Hen. VIII. ; Statutes of Hen. VIII. ; 
 and Index. 
 Statutes of the Realm, Vol. IV. (part 1.) folio . . 1819 
 
 Contents. Preface ; Chronological Table of the titles of all the 
 acts passed in the reigns of King Edw. VI., Queen Mary, King 
 Philip and Queen Mary, Queen Ehzabeth, and King James I. ; 
 
216 Parliamentary, Constitional, and 
 
 and the Statutes of King Edw. VI., Queen Mary, King Philip 
 and Queen Mary, and of Queen Elizabeth (to the end of an. 
 27). 
 Statutes of the Realm, Vol. IV. (part 2.) . . 1819 
 
 Contents, The Statutes of Queen Elizabeth {an, 28-43), of 
 King James I. ; and Index. 
 Statutes of the Realm, Vol. V. folio . . 1819 
 
 Contents. Preface ; Chronological Table ; Statutes of Kings 
 Charles I. and Charles II. ; and Index. 
 Statutes of the Realm, Vol. VI. folio . . 1819 
 
 Contents. Preface ; Chronological Table ; Statutes of King 
 James II. and King WiUiam and Queen Mary ; Index. 
 Statutes of the Realm, Vol. VII. foUo . . 1820 
 
 Contents. Chronological Table ; Statutes of King William III. 
 from 1695-6 to the end of his reign, 1701 ; Index. 
 Statutes of the Realm, Vol. VIII. folio . . 1821 
 
 * Contents. Preface; Chronological Table ; Statutes of the first 
 six years of the reign of Queen Anne ; Index. 
 Statutes of the Realm, Vol. IX. foho . . 1822 
 
 Contents. Preface ; Chronological Table ; Statutes of the 
 seventh to the thirteenth years of the reign of Queen Anne ; 
 Index. 
 Statutes of the Realm, Vol. X. folio . . . . 1824 
 
 Contents. Alphabetical Index. 
 
 Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland, Vol. I. [In the press.] 
 Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland, Vol. II. folio 1814 
 
 Contents. Address ; His Majesty's Answer ; Commission ; 
 Order ; Preface ; Table of engravings from records ; Chronolo- 
 gical Table of Acts, 8fC. ; Comparative Table of Statutes con- 
 tained in former editions ; and Acts of the reigns of James I. 
 1424, to Queen Mary, 1567. 
 Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland, Vol. III. foho 1814 
 
 Contents. Preface ; Table of Engravings ; Chronological Ta- 
 ble ; Comparative Table ; and Acts from the accession of 
 James VI. in 1567, to 1592 ; with Appendixes, containing the 
 Acts of Conventions of Estates of the kingdom. 
 Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland, Vol. IV. foho 1816 
 
 Contents. Preface ; Chronological and Comparative Tables ; 
 and Acts from 1593 to the end of the reign of James VI. 1625 ; 
 with Appendixes, <^c. 
 Acts of the Parhaments of Scotland, Vol. V. folio 1817 
 
 Contents. Preface ; Chronological and Comparative Tables ; 
 and Acts from the accession of Charles I., 1625, to 1641 ; with 
 Appendixes, 5fc. 
 Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland, Vol. VI. folio 1819 
 
 Contents. Preface ; Chronological and Comparative Tables ; 
 and Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland, and of Conventions of 
 the Estates of the kingdom, holden during the reigns of Charles 
 I. and II. from 1643 to 1651. 
 
Political Documents and Records, 217 
 
 Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland, Vol. VII. folio 1820 
 
 Contents, Preface ; Chronological and Comparative Tables ; 
 with Acts of the Parliaments and Conventions of the Estates 
 of the kingdom, during the reign of Charles II., from 1661 to 
 1679; Appendix, 5fc. 
 Acts of the ParHaments of Scotland, Vol. VIII. folio 1820 
 
 Contents. Preface ; Chronological and Comparative Tables ; 
 with Acts of the Parliaments and Conventions, 5fc. during the 
 reigns of Charles II. and James VII. ; Appendix, 5fc. 
 Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland, Vol. IX. folio 1822 
 
 Contents. Preface; Chronological and Comparative Tables; 
 and Acts of the Estates of the kingdom and Parliaments of 
 William and Mary, and William, from 1 689 to 1 695 ; with an 
 Appendix and Supplement, &,c. 
 Acts of the ParHaments of Scotland, Vol. X. folio 1823 
 
 Contents. Preface; Chronological and Comparative Tables; 
 and Acts in the reign of William, from 1690 to 1701 ; Appen- 
 dix, Minutes, S^c. 
 Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland, Vol. XI. foHo 1824 
 
 Contents. Preface ; Chronological and Comparative Tables ; 
 and Acts in the reign of Anne, from 1 702 to the Union in 1 707 ; 
 Appendix — Minutes, and Proceedings of the Commissioners ap- 
 pointed to treat for an Union in the years 1 703 and 1 706. 
 
 Inquisitionum ad Capellam Domini Regis retornatarum, quae in pub- 
 licis archivis Scotise adhuc servantur, Abbreviatio. 3 vol. folio 
 
 1811-16 
 Vol. I. Address, Commission, and Order ; Prefatory Ac- 
 count; Inquisitionum retornatarum Exemplar, with fac-simile 
 plate ; Inquisitionum Specialium Abbreviatio. 
 
 Vol. II. Abbreviationis Inquisitionum Specialium continua- 
 tio : Inquisitionum Generalium Abbreviatio, 1586-1692; Sup- 
 plementa, 1571 to 1700 ; Inquisitionum de Tutela Abbreviatio, 
 1594 to 1700; Supplementa, 1572-1700; Inquisitiones Valo- 
 rum, 1554 to 1628 ; Inquisitiones de Possessione quinquennali, 
 1632 to 1688 ; Tabulse Inquisitionum, <^c. ; Addenda et Corri- 
 genda. 
 
 Vol. III., Indices locorum et nominum. 
 
 Registrum Magni Sigilli Regum Scotorum, in archivis publicis as- 
 servatum. folio .. ,. .. 1814 
 
 Contents. Address ; Commission ; Order ; Preface ; Table of 
 engraved fac-similes of charters of Edward Bruce, &!C. ; Regis- 
 trum Magni Sigilli, S^c, 1306-1424; Indexes. 
 
 Rotuli Scotise, in Turri Lond. et in Domo Cap. Westm. asservati. 2 
 vol. folio .. .. .. .. 1814-19 
 
 Vol. I. contains Address ; Commission ; Order ; Exemplaria 
 Rotulorum Scotise, with fac-simile engravings ; Prefatory Ac- 
 count ; Index Chronologicus ; Rotuli Scotise, 19 Edw. I. — 50 
 Edw. III. 
 
218 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Vol. II., Order; Index Chronologicus ; Exemplaria, .Src, with 
 fac-simile engravings; Rotuli Scotise, 1 Ric. II. — 8 Hen. VIII. ; 
 Indices locorum et nominum, 8fC. 
 
 Record Commission, Tracts concerning, by Palgrave, Cooper, and 
 others. 8vo . . .. .. .. iowrf. 1831-32 
 
 A general introduction to Doomsday Book (accompanied by Indices, 
 8iC.) By Sir Henry Ellis, K.H., F.R.S., Sec. A.S., and principal 
 librarian to the British Museum. 2 vol. 8vo Lond. 1833 
 
 Rotulus Cancellarii, vel Autographum Magni Rotuli Pipse, 3 Johan, 
 
 ' 8vo .. .. .. ..' .. Lond. 1833 
 
 Rotulus Magnus Pipae, vel Magnum Rotulum Scaccarii, 34 Hen. I. 
 et Steph. Cura Josephi Hunter, S.A.S. 8vo Zowrf. 1833 
 
 Rotuli Selectae ad res Anglicas et Hibernicas spectantes, ex archivis 
 in Domo Capitulari Westm. deprompti. Cura Josephi Hunter,, 
 S.A.S. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1834 
 
 Proceedings and Ordinances of the Privy Council of England, from. 
 10 Rich. II. to 23 Hen. VIII. By Sir Harris Nicholas, knt. 7 
 vol. 8vo .. . . .. .. Lond. 1834 
 
 An Essay on the original authority of the King's Privy Council. By 
 Sir Francis Palgrave, knt. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1 834 
 
 Rotuli Curiae Regis : Rolls and Records of the court held before the 
 King's justiciars or justices. Vol. i. from the 6th year of King 
 Richard I. to the accession of King John. Vol. ii. the first year 
 of King John. Edited by Sir Francis Palgrave. 2 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1835 
 
 A Description of the Patent Rolls in the Tower of .London : to which 
 is added an Itinerarv of King John, with prefatory observations. 
 By Thos. Duffus Hardy, F.S.A. 8vo . . Lond. 1 835 
 
 The antient Kalendars and Inventories of the Treasury of His Ma- 
 jesty's Exchequer, together with other documents illustrating the 
 history of that repository. Collected and edited by Sir Francis 
 Palgrave. 3 vol. 8vo .. .. .. Xo«c?. 1836 
 
 Documents and Records illustrating the history of Scotland, and the 
 transactions between the crowns of Scotland and England, pre- 
 served in the treasury of Her Majesty's Exchequer. Collected and 
 edited by Sir Francis Palgrave. Vol. i. 8vo Lond. 1837 
 
 Papers and Documents relating to the evidence of certain witnesses 
 examined before the Select Committee of the House of Commons 
 appointed to inquire into the management and aflfairs of the Record 
 Commission, and the present state of the Records of the United 
 Kingdom : comprising the remarks and questions and answers re- 
 ferred to in the observations upon the Report of the said Com- 
 mittee, with an Appendix. 8vo .. .. Z/OWf/. 1857 
 
 Parliamentary Journals and Reports, Statutes, History, and De- 
 bates, 8fC. 
 Journals of the House of Lords, from 1509 (1 Hen. VIII.) to 1856-7 
 (19-20 Vict.); with Calendars and Indexes complete. 95 vol. 
 folio. 
 
Political Documents and Records, 219 
 
 Journals of the House of Commons, from 1547 (9 Edw. VI.) to the 
 • session ending 1857 (20-21 Vict.); with the Appendix and In- 
 dexes complete. 112 vol. folio .. .. 1803-57 
 
 Reports of Committees of the House of Commons, from 1715 to 1800; 
 and Index. 1 6 vol. folio. 
 
 A Collection of all the Statutes, from the beginning of Magna Charta 
 unto the present yere of our Lord 1574. By William Rastall, ser- 
 jeant-at-law. folio. (Black letter.) .. .. Lond. 1574 
 
 A Collection of sundrie Statutes frequently in use, with notes in the 
 margent, 8(C. By Fernando Pulton, of Lincolne's Inn, esq. folio. 
 (Black letter.) .. .. .. .. Lond. 1 632 
 
 The Statutes at large, from Magna Charta to the thirteenth year of 
 King George the Second (inclusive). By the late John Cay, esq. 
 6 vol. folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1758 
 
 Acts of the Rebellious Parliament, from January, 1643, to February, 
 1650. foUo .. .. .. Zonrf. 1643-50 
 
 Acts, Ordinances, and Orders of the Parliament, with the orders and 
 declarations of His Highness the Lord Protector. 4 vol. folio 
 
 Lond. 1653-57 
 
 Statutes of the Realm, from Magna Charta to the end of the reign 
 of Queen Anne ; printed by order of Parliament from original re- 
 cords and authentic manuscripts ; with chronological and alpha- 
 betical Indexes. 12 vol. folio . . . . 1824 
 
 Copies of the Parliament Rolls of Hen. VI. and Edward IV. (MS.) 
 foho . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Private Acts of Parliament, from about 1733 to 1836. 39 vol. folio 
 
 Lond. 1733-1839 
 [This collection of private acts has a MS. index of contents of 
 each volume, and each act illustrated with a MS. pedigree, fairly 
 written under the direction of the late Sir George Nayler, Gar- 
 ter king of arms.] 
 
 Reports of the Select Committee of the House of Commons on pub- 
 lic Petitions, and Appendixes, from 1836 to 1857. 56 vol. folio. 
 
 Votes and Appendixes of the House of Commons, from 1826 to 1857. 
 78 vol. royal 4to .. .. .. 1826-57 
 
 Divisions of the House of Commons, 1836-1857. 22 vol. folio. 
 
 Private business of the House of Commons, 1847-1857. 11 vol. 
 royal 4to. 
 
 Notices of Motion, 1847-1857. 10 vol. royal 4to. 
 
 Appeal Cases in the House of Lords, from 1768 to 1830 ; illustrated 
 with MS. pedigrees of the parties concerned, by the late Sir George 
 Nayler. 45 vol. folio .. .. .. 1768-1830 
 
 Reports of the Surveyor-general of His Majesty's Land Revenue, 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. 1812 
 
 Reports of the Commissioners appointed to enquire concerning cha- 
 rities in England and Wales. 17 vol. folio .. 1819-27 
 
 First Report of the Commissioners on Tidal Harbours, folio 1845 
 
 Report of the Committee on Lighthouses, with the minutes of evi- 
 dence, appendix, and index, folio . . . . 1 845 
 
220 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Papers of the House of Commons. 
 Session 1835. 51 vol. folio. 
 
 Vol. i. Bills — Assizes to Corporations. 
 
 Vol. ii. Bills — Corporations to Grand Juries. 
 
 Vol. iii. Bills — Hackney Carriages to Poor. 
 
 Vol. iv. Bills— Postage to Wills. 
 
 Vol. V. Accidents in mines. Arts, Manufactories. 
 
 Vol. vi. Army, Consuls, Militia, General Darling. 
 
 Vol. vii. British Museum, Charities, Education in England and 
 
 Ireland. 
 Vol. viii. Bribery at Elections. 
 Vol. ix. Elections at Chatham and Ipswich. 
 Vol. X. Elections at Yarmouth and York. 
 Vols. xi. and xii. Gaols. 
 
 Vol. xiii. Hand-loom weavers. Corn trade, Mr. G. Gurney. 
 Vol. xiv. County Rates, Oaths. 
 Vol. XV. Orange Lodges in Ireland. 
 Vol. xvi. Orange Lodges in Scotland. 
 Vol. xvii. Orange Lodges in Great Britain. 
 Vol. xviii. Houses of Parliament, Sinecure offices. Clerk of the 
 
 Crown, East India, Maritime offices, S^c. 
 Vol. xix. Timber Duties. 
 Vol. XX. Plymouth Breakwater, Connaught Lakes, Public works 
 
 in Ireland, Leith Harbour, S^c. 
 Vol. xxi. (Parts 1 and 2.) Charities. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Church of England, Church temporalities in Ireland. 
 Vols, xxiii. xxiv. xxv. xxvi. Corporations, England and Wales. 
 Vols, xxvii. and xxviii. Corporations in Ireland. 
 Vol. xxix. Corporations in Scotland. 
 Vols. XXX. and xxxi. Excise Inquiry. 
 Vol. xxxii. Poor-law Inquiry in Ireland. 
 Vols, xxxiii. and xxxiv. Public Instruction in Ireland. 
 Vol. XXXV. Church Education, Poor Law. 
 Vol. xxxvi. Caledonian Canal, Dean Forest, Roads, Prisons in 
 
 Ireland, 5fC. 
 Vol. xxxvii. Finance, Superannuations, Literary institutions. 
 
 House of Commons, Pensions, 8iC. 
 Vol. xxxviii. Army, Navy, Ordnance, British Museum, Thames 
 
 Tunnel, ^c. 
 Vol. xxxix. East-India Company, and Colonies. 
 Vol. xl. Charities, Universities, Corporations, Education, Fac- 
 tories. 
 Vols. xli. xlii. and xliii. Education in England and Wales. 
 Vol. xliv. Debt and Gaols. 
 Vol. xlv. Crime, &;c. 
 Vol. xlvi. Law, Lunatics. 
 Vol. xlvii. Clergy, Tithes, Poor. 
 Vol. xlviii. Trade. 
 
 Vol. xlix. Revenue, Population, Commerce, <^c. 
 Vols. 1. and li. Slavery. 
 
Political Documents and Records, 221 
 
 Session 1836. 50 vol. folio. 
 
 Vol. i. Admiralty jurisdiction, Church temporalities. 
 
 Vol. ii. Cinque Ports corporation. 
 
 Vol. iii. County Boards, Excise, Licences. 
 
 Vol. iv. Factories, Richmond Penitentiary. 
 
 Vol. V. Salmon fisheries. Stamp duties. 
 
 Vol. vi. Stannaries, Public works. 
 
 Vol. vii. Aborigines, British Settlements. 
 
 Vol. viii. (Parts 1 and 2.) Agriculture. 
 
 Vol. ix. Arts and Manufactures, Joint-stock Banks. 
 
 Vol. X. British Museum. 
 
 Vol. xi. Carlow Election, Coal-trade, Colonial Banks. 
 
 Vol. xii. County Cess, Dublin Society. 
 
 Vol. xiii. Education, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xiv. Port of London. 
 
 Vol. XV. Negro Apprenticeship. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Record Commission. 
 
 Vol. xvii. Salt, Shipwrecks. 
 
 Vol. xviii. Salmon Fisheries, Statute Labour. 
 
 Vol. xix. Stafford Disfranchisement, Turnpike Trusts. 
 
 Vol. XX. Metropolis Improvement, Harbours, 8^c. 
 
 Vol. xxi. Expired and Expiring Laws, Parliament. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Army, Military Punishments. 
 
 Vol. xxiii. Corporation, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xxiv. Corporation, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. XXV. Ecclesiastical Commission, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xxvi. Excise. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. County Rates, Land Revenues, SfC. 
 
 Vol. xxviii. Pilotage, Post Office. 
 
 Vol. xxix. (Parts I and 2.) Poor Laws (England). 
 
 Vol. XXX. Poor Laws (Ireland), Appendix C. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. Poor Laws (Ireland), Appendix D. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. Poor Laws (Ireland), Appendix E. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Poor Laws (Ireland), Appendix F. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Poor Laws (Ireland), Supplement. 
 
 Vol. XXXV. Prisons. 
 
 Vol. xxxvi. Church Education, Law, S^c, 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. France, Offices, Pensions, Bank, 8^c, 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Estimates, Army and Navy, Ordnance, S^c, 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Colonies, Malta, &;c. 
 
 Vol. xl. Ecclesiastical affairs. East Indies, Emigration, 8iC. 
 
 Vol. xli. Crime, Lunatics, Police, <^c. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Gaols, Committals, Sjc. 
 
 Vol. xliii. Courts of Law, Juries, Elections. 
 
 Vol. xliv. Tithes Commutation. 
 
 Vol. xlv. Excise, Customs. 
 
 Vol. xlvi. Revenue, Population, Commerce. 
 
 Vol. xlvii. Miscellaneous. 
 
 Vols, xlviii. and xlix. Slavery. 
 
 Vol. 1. State Papers (Index). 
 
2.22 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Session 1837. 54 vol. folio. 
 
 Vol. i. Bills — Acts to Coroners' Inquests. 
 
 Vol. ii. Bills — Corporation to Crown. 
 
 Vol. iii. Bills— Debt to Post Office. 
 
 Vol. iv. Bills — Prisons to Wages. 
 
 Vol. V. Agriculture. 
 
 Vol. vi. Church Leases, First-fruits, Prerogative and Ecclesias- 
 tical Courts in Ireland, Maritime officers, and Steam to 
 India. 
 
 Vol. vii. Colonial Aborigines, Accounts, Canada, Negro Ap- 
 prentices. 
 
 Vol. viii. (Parts 1 and 2.) Education in Ireland. 
 
 Vol. ix. Education in Ireland. 
 
 Vol. X. Carlow and Longford Election Petitions. 
 
 Vol. xi. (Parts 1 and 2.) Fictitious votes in Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xii. Fictitious votes in Scotland, Metropolitan Police. 
 
 Vol. xiii. Houses of Parliament, King's Printers, Scotland, ^c. 
 
 Vol. xiv. Joint-stock Banks. 
 
 Vol. XV. Manor courts in Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Royal Mint. 
 
 Vol. xvii. (Parts 1 and 2.) Poor Law Amendment Act. 
 
 Vol. xviii. (Parts 1 and 2.) Railway subscription lists. 
 
 Vol. xix. Transportation. 
 
 Vol. XX. Expired and Expiring Laws, Fourdrinier's Patent, 
 Thames Tunnel, S^c. 
 
 Vol. xxi. Church Revenues and Education in Ireland, Religi- 
 ous Instruction in Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Irish and Herring fisheries. 
 
 Vol. xxiii. Charities. 
 
 Vol. xxiv. Lower Canada. 
 
 Vol. XXV. Municipal Corporations, London and Southwark, 
 London Companies. 
 
 Vol. xxvi. Corporation Boundaries (England and Wales), from 
 
 ABER. to FAB. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. Corporation Boundaries (England and Wales), pol. 
 
 to not. 
 Vol. xxviii. Corporation Boundaries (England and Wales), osw. 
 
 to YORK. 
 
 Vol. xxix. Corporation Boundaries (Ireland). 
 
 Vol. XXX. Excise. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. Criminal Laws, Factories, Poor, Prisons. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. Inspectors of Prisons in Great Britain (Second Re- 
 port). 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. County Rates, Roads, Bridges, Railways, Woods 
 and Forests. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Army, Civil List, Public Records, Post Office. 
 
 Vol. XXXV. Universities of Scotland (Edinburgh). 
 
 Vol. xxxvi. Universities of Scotland (Glasgow). 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. Universities of Scotland (St. Andrew's). 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Universities of Scotland (Aberdeen). 
 
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 Political Documents and Records. 223 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Finance, Debt, Taxes, Spain, 8ic. 
 Vol. xl. Estimates, Army, Navy, Ordnance, 8s c. 
 Vol. xli. Clergy, Church, Tithes, SfC. 
 Vol. xlii. Colonies (Canada). 
 Vol. xliii. Colonies (Australia, Jamaica), 8fC, 
 Vol. xliv. Corporation Law, Lunatics, 8(C. 
 Vols. xlv. and xlvi. Crime, Gaols, Criminals. 
 Vol. xlvii. Education Inquiry in Scotland. 
 Vol. xlviii. Railway subscriptions and contracts. 
 . Vol. xlix. Revenue regulations. Commerce, <^c. 
 Vol. 1. Trade, Navigation, Factories, Post Office, 8sc. 
 Vol. li. Private Bills, Friendly Societies, Poor Laws Ireland, 8(C. 
 Vol. lii. Indexes to Reports. 
 Vol. liii. Slavery. 
 Vol. liv. State Papers. 
 
 Session 1837-8. 52 vol. folio. 
 
 Vol. i. Bills — Admiralty to Cornwall. 
 
 Vol. ii. Bills — Corporations (England, Ireland, and Scotland). 
 
 Vol. iii. Bills — County Courts to Estates. 
 
 Vol. iv. Bills — Factories to Oaths. 
 
 Vol. v. Bills — Parliament House to Revenue. 
 
 Vol. vi. Bills — Salmon Fisheries to Zealand. 
 
 Vol. vii. Banking, Education. 
 
 Vol. viii. Combination of Workmen. 
 
 Vol. ix. Church Leases. 
 
 Vol. X. Elections (Dublin, Evesham, Ipswich). 
 
 Vol. xi. Elections (Kingston upon Hull). 
 
 Vol. xii. Elections (Kensall, Roxburghshire, Shaftsbury). 
 
 Vol. xiii. (Part 1.) Fictitious Votes (Ireland). 
 
 Vol. xiii. (Part 2.) Fictitious Votes (Ireland). 
 
 Vol. xiv. Fictitious Votes (Scotland). 
 
 Vol. XV. Coal Trade, Metropolitan Police. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Metropolis Improvements, Railroads. 
 
 Vol. xvii. Manor courts, Pawnbroking, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xviii. (Parts 1, 2, and 3.) Poor Law Amendment Act. 
 
 Vol. xix. (Parts I and 2.) Poor Law Amendment Act. 
 
 Vol. XX. (Parts 1 and 2.) Postage. 
 
 Vol. xxi. Rating of Tenements, New Zealand. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Transportation. 
 
 Vol. xxiii. Miscellaneous, British Museum, Pensions. 
 
 Vols. xxiv. XXV. xxvi. and xxvii. Charities. 
 
 Vol. xxviii. (Parti.) Clergy, Education, Factories, Poor.(Part 2.) 
 
 Poor Law. 
 Vol. xxix. Laws, Scotland, Malta, South Austraha, Prisons, 
 
 Ireland. 
 Vol. XXX. Inspectors of Prisons (Third Report, Home district). 
 Vol. xxxi. Inspectors of Prisons, Great Britain (Third Report). 
 Vol. xxxii. Religious Instruction in Scotland. 
 Vol. xxxiii. Religious Instruction, Scotland, (Universities). 
 
224 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Shannon Navigation. 
 
 Vol. XXXV. Caledonian Canal, Highland Roads and Bridges, 
 
 Holyhead Roads, 5fc. 
 Vol. xxxvi. Finance, 8fC. 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. Estimates, Army, Navy, Ordnance, 5fc. 
 Vol. xxxviii. Charities, Clergy, Education, Poor, ^c. 
 Vol. xxxix. Colonies, Canada. 
 Vol. xl. Colonies, Emigration, Australia, Prisons, West Indies, 
 
 Vol. xli. East-India Company. 
 Vol. xlii. Convicts. 
 Vol. xliii. Criminal offenders. Gaols. 
 Vol. xliv. Law. 
 
 Vol. xlv. Trade, Shipping, Post Office. 
 Vol. xlvi. Miscellaneous, Ireland. 
 Vol. xlvii. Revenue, Population, 5fc. 
 
 Vol. xlviii. Negro apprenticeship and education. Slavery, Po- 
 lice. 
 Vols. xlix. 1. and li. Slavery. 
 Vol. Hi. Slavery, State Papers. 
 
 Session 1839. 50 vol. folio. 
 
 Vol. i. Bills — Administration of Justice to Cornwall. 
 
 Vol. ii. Bills — Corporation Property to Debts. 
 
 Vol. iii. Bills — Session to Fisheries. 
 
 Vol. iv. Bills — Highways to Prisoners. 
 
 Vol. V. Bills — Purchasers to Writs. 
 
 Vol. vi. Carlo w Election. 
 
 Vol. vii. Carlow Election. 
 
 Vol. viii. Caledonian and Crinan Canals, Church leases. First- 
 fruits. 
 
 Vol. ix. Hereford Lunatic Asylum, Shipwrecks, Turnpikes. 
 
 Vol. X. Railways. 
 
 Vols. xi. and xii. Crime in Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xiii. Library, London and Birmingham Railway, «^c. 
 
 Vols. xiv. and xv. Charities. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Births, Deaths, Marriages, Army, Clergy, Tithes, <^-c. 
 
 Vol. xvii. Colonial, Canada, Australia, Malta. 
 
 Vol. xviii. Corporations. 
 
 Vol. xix. Constabulary. 
 
 Vol. XX. Poor Laws, Poor in Scotland, Public works. Prisons 
 in Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xxi. Prisons. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Prisons. 
 
 Vols, xxiii. xxiv. xxv. and xxvi. Religious Instruction, Scot- 
 land. 
 
 Vols, xxvii. and xxviii. Shannon Navigation. 
 
 Vol. xxix. Universities of Scotland, Woods and Forests, Dean 
 Forest, 5fc. 
 
 Vol. xxx. Finance, Offices, 5fc. 
 
Political Documents and Records, 225 
 
 Vol. xxxi. Estimates, Army, Navy, and Ordnance. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. British North America. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Canada. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. British Australia, New South Wales. 
 
 Vols. XXXV. xxxvi. and xxxvii. West Indies. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Crime, Committals, Convicts. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. East Indies, Emigration. 
 
 Vol. xl. East Indies. 
 
 Vol. xli. Births, Church, Charities, 8fC. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Factories, Hand-loom Weavers. 
 
 Vol. xliii. Law, Bankruptcy, Courts of Record, Debtors. 
 
 Vol. xliv. Lunatics, Poor, Turnpikes, &;c. 
 
 Vol. xlv. Revenue, Population, Commerce. 
 
 Vol. xlvi. Trade, Grain, Cotton, Glass, 5fC. 
 
 Vol. xlvii. Steam- vessels. Trade, S^c. 
 
 Vols, xlviii. and xlix. Slave Trade. 
 
 Vol. 1. Slave Trade, Commerce, 8^c, 
 
 Session 1840. 49 vol. folio. 
 
 Vol. i. Bills — Administration to Customs duties. 
 Vol. ii. Bills — Debt to Loan Societies. 
 Vol. iii. Bills — Isle of Man to Witnesses. 
 Vol. iv. Banks of Issue. 
 
 Vol. V. Bonded Corn, Import Duties (inland) without ware- 
 housing. 
 Vol. vi. Copyright of Designs. 
 
 Vol. vii. China Trade, East-India Company, New Zealand. 
 Vol. viii. East-India Produce. 
 Vol. ix. Ludlow and Cambridge Elections. 
 Vol. X. Factories. 
 
 Vol. xi. Freemen of Cities and Boroughs, Health of Towns. 
 Vol. xii. Metropolis, Water, Thames, 5fC. 
 Vol. xiii. Merchant Seamen's Fund, Railways. 
 Vol. xiv. Supreme Courts Scotland, Coroners Middlesex. 
 Vol. XV. Standing Orders, Private Business. 
 Vol. xvi. Bankruptcy and Insolvency. 
 Vpl. xvii. Births, Deaths, Marriages, Poor Laws. 
 Vol. xviii. Poor Laws. 
 Vol. xix. (Parts 1 and 2.) Charities. 
 Vol. XX. Criminal Law Commission in Scotland. 
 Vol. xxi. Egypt and Candia, Syria, Russia, Sicilies. 
 Vol. xxii. Naval and Military Promotions. 
 Vol. xxiii. Factories, Hand-loom Weavers. 
 Vol. xxiv. Hand-loom Weavers. 
 Vols. XXV. and xxvi. Prisons. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. State of the Roads in England and Wales. 
 Vol. xxviii. South Australia, Metropolis Roads, &;c. 
 Vol. xxix. Finance, Banks, Offices, Sfc. 
 Vol. xxx. Estimates. 
 Vols. xxxi. and xxxii. Coroners, Canada. 
 Q 
 
226 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Colonies, South Australia, New South Wales, &;c. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Colonies, West Indies. 
 
 Vol. XXXV. West Indies. 
 
 Vol. xxxvi. China. 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. East Indies and Mauritius. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Crime, Gaols. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Church, Tithes, Electors, Police, Poor. 
 
 Vol. xl. Education, Schools. 
 
 Vol. xli. Municipal Corporations. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Post Office. 
 
 Vol. xliii. Revenue, Population, and Commerce, 
 
 Vol. xliv. Trade, Navigation, 5fc. 
 
 Vol. xlv. Miscellanies. 
 
 Vols. xlvi. and xlvii. Slavery. 
 
 Vol. xlviii. State Papers, Ireland, &c. 
 
 Vol. xlix. State Papers (General Index). 
 
 Session 1841. 39 vol. folio. 
 
 Vol. i. Arms, Ireland, Criminal Justice. 
 
 Vol. ii. Dean Forest, Militia Ballots Suspension. 
 
 Vol. iii. New South Wales, Winterbourn parish Division. 
 
 Vol. iv. South Australia. 
 
 Vol. V. Banks of Issue. 
 
 Vol. vi. Emigration, Scotland, Fine Arts, S^c. 
 
 Vol. vii. Exportation of Machinery. 
 
 Vol. viii. Railways, West India Mails. 
 
 Vol. ix. Elections, Kingston-upon-Hull, Docks, Expired Laws, 
 Militia Estimates, Mills and Factory, Library, Metropolis, 
 Post-office communication, SfC. 
 
 Vol. X. Criminal Law, Factories, Hand-loom Weavers. 
 
 Vol. xi. Medical Charities Ireland, Poor Laws, Prisons, Scot- 
 land and Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xii. Bankruptcy and Insolvency, Loan Fund and Educa- 
 tion, Tithes, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xiii. Finance, Banks, Offices, 3fc. 
 
 Vol. xiv. Estimates, Army, Navy, S^c. 
 
 Vol. XV. Colonies. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Colonies. 
 
 Vol. xvii. Colonies, East Indies. 
 
 Vol. xviii. Crime. 
 
 Vol. xix. Education, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. XX. Church, Education, Police, and Elections, 8(C, 
 
 Vol. xxi. Poor. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Valuation of Poor Rates, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xxiii. Valuation of Poor Rates, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xxiv. Revenue, Population, Commerce. 
 
 Vol. XXV. Railways. 
 
 Vol. xxvi. Trade, Corn, Post Office, Postage. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. Miscellaneous. 
 
 Vol. xxviii. Slavery, East Indies. 
 
Political Documents and Records, 227 
 
 Vol. xxix. Affairs of the Levant. 
 
 Vol. XXX. Slave Trade. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. State Papers. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. Bills, Administration of Justice, Reports from Com- 
 mittees, Private business. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Finance Estimates, Poor, Postage, Population, 
 Church. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Colonies and Emigration. 
 
 Vols. XXXV. and xxxvi. Prisons. 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Factories, Lunacy, 
 Health of the Navy. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Trade, Corn, S^c. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Affairs of the Levant, State Papers. 
 
 Session 1842. 45 vol. 
 
 Vol. i. Apprentices, Customs Act Amendment. 
 
 Vol. ii. Dean Forest, Ecclesiastical Districts, Knightsbridge,<^c. 
 
 Vol. iii. Lagan Navigation, Ireland, Public houses. 
 
 Vol. iv. Queen (The) to Writs. 
 
 Vol. V. Election Petitions, Proceedings, Belfast. 
 
 Vol. vi. Cork county, Longford, Lyme Regis Elections and 
 Petitions. 
 
 Vol. vii. Ipswich, Great Mario w, Sudbury Elections and Peti- 
 tions. 
 
 Vol. viii. Newcastle-under-Ijyne, Penryn and Falmouth, South- 
 ampton town Elections and Petitions. 
 
 Vol. ix. Keighley Union, Payment of Wages, Post-office com- 
 munication with Ireland. 
 
 Vol. X. Courts of Law and Equity, Buildings regulation and 
 improvement. 
 
 Vol. xi. West Coast of Africa. 
 
 Vol. xii. West Coast of Africa. 
 
 Vol. xiii. West India Colonies. 
 
 Vol. xiv. Miscellaneous, Bonded Corn Grinding Act, Mem- 
 bers, 8(C. 
 
 Vol. XV. Children Employment, Mines. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Children Employment, Mines. 
 
 Vol. xvii. Children Employment, Mines. 
 
 Vol. xviii. Exchequer Bills Forgery. 
 
 Vol. xix. Poor Rates. 
 
 Vol. XX. Prisons, 1, Home Districts. 
 
 Vol. xxi. Prisons, 2, Northern and Eastern ; 3, Southern and 
 Western Districts. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Prisons, Scotland and Ireland, Factories. 
 
 Vol. xxiii. Criminal Law Courts, Ecclesiastical Commission, 
 and Education, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xxiv. Grand Jury Laws, Loan Fund, Shannon Navigation, 
 and Public Works, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xxv. Caledonian Canal, New Church, Copyhold, Colonial 
 Laws, and Emigration Passengers' Act, S^c. 
 q2 
 
228 Parliatnentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Vol. xxvi. Finances. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. Estimates, Army, Navy, 5fC. 
 
 Vol. xxviii. Colonies, Canada, 8^c. 
 
 Vol. xxix. Colonies, West Indies. 
 
 Vol. XXX. East Indies. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. Emigration. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. Crime, Police. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Crime, Police. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Lunatics, Public Records. 
 
 Vol. XXXV. Poor. 
 
 Vol. xxxvi. Poor, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. Miscellaneous. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Miscellaneous, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Trade, Shipping, Post Office. 
 
 Vol. xl. Customs duties. Corn, Agricultural produce, 8(C. 
 
 Vol. xli. Railways. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Slavery. 
 
 Vol. xliii. Slavery. 
 
 Vol. xliv. Slavery. 
 
 Vol. xlv. State Papers. 
 
 Session 1843. 61 vol. 
 
 Vol. i. Admiralty, Lands to Customs. 
 
 Vol. ii. Punishment of death to Foreigners' Naturalization. 
 
 Vol. iii. Grand Jury to Queen's Bench Prison. 
 
 Vol. iv. Registration of Voters to Public Works. 
 
 Vol. v. Admiralty Courts, Aliens, Defamation, and Libel. 
 
 Vol. vi. Elections. 
 
 Vol. vii. Distress, Labouring Poor, Allotment of Land, Smoke. 
 
 Vol. viii. Post Office. 
 
 Vol. ix. Shipwrecks. 
 
 Vol. X. Medical Charities Ireland, Lunatic Poor Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xi. Privy Council, Ecclesiastical Courts, Expiring Laws, 
 
 Joint Stock, Standing Orders. 
 Vol. xii. Employment of Women and Children in Agriculture. 
 Vol. xiii. Children's Employment, Trades and Manufactures. 
 Vol. xiv. The like. 
 
 Vol. XV. Midland Mining and Children's Employment. 
 Vol. xvi. Public Charities. 
 Vol. xvii. Public Charities. 
 Vol. xviii. Public Charities, Schools, Poor. 
 Vol. xix. Criminal Law, Ecclesiastical Courts. 
 Vol. XX. Local Taxation. 
 
 Vol. xxi. Poor Laws, Births, Deaths, and Marriages. 
 Vol. xxii. Population. 
 Vol. xxiii. Population. 
 Vol. xxiv. Population, Ireland. 
 Vols. XXV. and xxvi. Prisons. 
 Vol. xxvii. Prisons, Ireland. 
 Vol. xxviii. Ireland, Education. 
 
Political Documents and Records. 229 
 
 Vol. xxix. Churches, Roads, Canals. 
 
 Vol. XXX. Finance. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. Estimates, 8fC. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. Colonies, Australia, Canada. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Colonies. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Emigration. 
 
 Vol. XXXV. East Indies. 
 
 Vol. xxxvi. India Law Commission. 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. Affghanistan. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. 1, Sattara; 2, Sattara. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Sinde. 
 
 Vol. xl. Church Education. 
 
 Vol. xli. Bankruptcy. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Crime, Police, Convicts. 
 
 Vol. xxliii. Gaols. 
 
 Vol. xliv. House, Election Law. 
 
 Vol. xlv. Poor. 
 
 Vol. xlvi. Poor, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xlvii. Railways, Records public. 
 
 Vol. xlviii. Miscellaneous, England and Wales. 
 
 Vol. xlix. Miscellaneous, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. 1. Miscellaneous, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. li. Miscellaneous, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. lii. Trade, Shipping. 
 
 Vol. liii. Corn, Post-office Mail conveyance. 
 
 Vol. liv. Quarantine regulations. 
 
 Vol. Iv. Revenue, Population, Commerce. 
 
 Vol. Ivi. Revenue, Population, Commerce. 
 
 Vol. Ivii. Commercial Tariffs. 
 
 Vol. Iviii. Slave Trade. 
 
 Vol. Ixix. Slave Trade. 
 
 Vol. Ix. State Papers. 
 
 Vol. Ixi. State Papers. 
 
 Session 1844. 51 vol. 
 Vol. i. Bills. 
 Vol. ii. Bills. 
 Vol. iii. Bills. 
 Vol. iv. Bills. 
 Vol. V. Common Inclosure. 
 Vol. vi. Gaming, Houses of Parliament, Westminster Bridge, 
 
 St. Margaret's church Westminster. 
 Vol. vii. Joint-stock Companies, Town-land valuation of Ire- 
 land. 
 Vol. viii. British Shipping, Merchant Seamen's Fund. 
 Vol. ix. Medical Poor Relief. 
 Vol. x. Poor Relief, Gilbert Unions, Mortmain. 
 Vol. xi. Railways. 
 Vol. xii. Tobacco. 
 Vol. xiii. New Zealand. 
 
230 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Vol. xiv. Athlone Election, Controverted Elections, Clerk of 
 the Crown Chancery. 
 
 Vol. XV. Metropolis Improvements. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Mines and Collieries South Wales Inquiry. 
 
 Vol. xvii. State of large Towns, Populous Districts. 
 
 Vol. xviii. Lunacy, Sudbury borough. 
 
 Vol. xix. Poor Law, Births, Deaths, and Marriages. 
 
 Vols. XX. xxi. xxii. xxxiii. xxiv. xxv. and xxvi. Poor Law In- 
 quiry, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. Population, Occupation abstract. 
 
 Vol. xxviii. Prisons, Factories. 
 
 Vol. xxix. Prisons. 
 
 Vol. xxx. Drainage Ireland, Ecclesiastical Education, Fisheries, 
 Loan Fund, Lunatic Asylum, &;c. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. Caledonian Canal, Colonial Land and Emigration, 
 Ne^iT Churches, Copyholds, S^c. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. Finance. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Estimates. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Colonies. 
 
 Vol. XXXV. Colonies, Emigration. 
 
 Vol. xxxvi. East Indies. 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. India Law Commission. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Church Education, House, Election Laws. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Crimes, Convicts, Gaols, Police. 
 
 Vol. xl. Poor, Poor Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xli. Railways, Records public. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Local Taxation, Miscellaneous, England and Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xliii. Miscellaneous, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xliv. Charitable Donations and Bequests, State Trial, Ire- 
 land, Dublin, Jury Lists. 
 
 Vol. xlv. Trade, Corn, Shipping, Post-office communication 
 with Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xlvi. Revenue, Population, Commerce, <^c. 
 
 Vol. xlvii. Commercial Tariffs. 
 
 Vols, xlviii. and xlix. Slave Trade. 
 
 Vol. 1. Slave Trade, Instructions to Naval Officers. 
 
 Vol. li. State Papers, (Index). 
 
 Session 1845. 52 vol. 
 
 Vols. i. ii. iii. iv. v. and vi. Bills. 
 
 Vol. vii. Art Unions. 
 
 Vol. viii. Colonial Accounts. 
 
 Vol. ix. Light-houses. 
 
 Vol. X. Railways. 
 
 Vol. xi. Railway Gauges. 
 
 Vol. xii. Commercial Marine, Courts of Law and Equity, Dart- 
 mouth Election, Entailed Estates, Expiring Laws, Game-laws, 
 Interest of Money, Library of the House, H^c. 
 
 Vol. xiii. Poor Relief, Gilbert Unions, Printed Papers, Prisons 
 Scotland, Smoke prevention, Standing Orders revision. 
 
Political Documents and Records, 231 
 
 Vol. xiv. Criminal Law, Circuit regulations. 
 
 Vol. XV. Frame -work Knitters. 
 
 Vol. xvj. Harbours of Refuge, Tidal Harbours, Haswell, Cotton 
 
 mill at Oldham, and Prison at Northleach. 
 Vol. xvii. Metropolis Improvements. 
 Vol. xviii. State of large Towns and Populous Districts. 
 Vols. xix. XX. xxi. and xxii. Occupation of Land, Ireland. 
 Vol. xxiii. Inspectors of Prisons, Home District. 
 Vol. xxiv. Inspectors of Prisons. 
 
 Vol. XXV. Prisons, Factories, Parish Register abstracts. 
 Vol. xxvi. Miscellaneous, Scotland and Ireland. 
 Vol. xxvii. Miscellaneous. 
 Vol. xxviii. Finance. 
 Vol. xxix. Estimates. 
 Vol. XXX. Navy. 
 Vol. xxxi. Colonies. 
 Vol. xxxii. New South Wales. 
 Vol. xxxiii. New Zealand. 
 Vol. xxxiv. East India. 
 Vol. xxxv. Church Education. 
 Vol. xxxvi. House, Election Law, Medical. 
 Vol. xxxvii. Crimes, Convicts, Gaols, Police. 
 Vol. xxxviii. Poor, Real Property. 
 Vol. xxxix. Railways. 
 Vol. xl. Railway Subscription Contracts. 
 Vol. xli. Local Taxation. 
 Vols. xlii. and xliii. Indexes to Reports. 
 Vol. xliv. General Index to Papers, 1832-1844. 
 Vol. xlv. Miscellaneous, England, Ireland, Scotland. 
 Vol. xlvi. Trade, Corn. 
 
 Vol. xlvii. Joint- stock Companies, Post Office, Shipping. 
 Vol. xlviii. Revenue, Population, Commerce, Records public. 
 Vols. xlix. and 1. Slave Trade. 
 Vol. li. State Papers. 
 Vol. lii. State Papers, (General Index). 
 
 Session J 846. 52 vol. 
 
 Vols. i. ii. iii. and iv. Bills. 
 
 Vol. V. 1,2, Andover Union. 
 
 Vol. vi. 1, 2, Burdens on Land. 
 
 Vol. vii. District Asylums, Metropolis. 
 
 Vol. viii. Elections, Cheltenham Petition, Votes of Electors. 
 
 Vol. ix. 1, 2, Game-laws. 
 
 Vol. X. Legal Education, Metropolitan Sewage Manure. 
 
 Vol. xi. 1, 2, Poor Relief and Medical Charities, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. 2di. Private Bills, Standing Orders revision, Dublin streets, 
 
 Glasgow Termini and Harbour, Glasgow and Belfast Union 
 
 Railway, 8fC. 
 Vol. xiii. Railway Bills, Railways, Railway Labourers. 
 Vol. xiv. Railway Acts Enactments. 
 
232 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Vol. XV. Expiring Laws, Halifax and Boston Mails, Militia, 
 Ordnance Survey, Ireland, Printing, 8fC. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Gauge of Railways. 
 
 Vol. xvii. Metropolitan Railway Termini. 
 
 Vol. xviii. 1, 2, Tidal Harbours. 
 
 Vol. xix. Poor Law, Registrar-general. 
 
 Vol. XX. Prisons, Factories. 
 
 Vol. xxi. Prisons. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Charitable Donations and Bequests, Drainage, Eccle- 
 siastical Commission, Education, 8x;c., Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xxiii. Caledonian Canal, Fisheries, Highland Roads and 
 Bridges, Master Printers, Scotland, &;c. 
 
 Vol. xxiv. Colonial Law and Emigration, Commons Enclosure, 
 Copyholds, Criminal Law, Ecclesiastical Commission, Fine 
 
 Vol. XXV. Finance. [Arts, S^c. 
 
 Vol. xxvi. Estimates. 
 
 Vols, xxvii. and xxviii. Colonies. 
 
 Vol. xxix. Cape of Good Hope, New South Wales, South 
 Australia, Van Dieman's Land. 
 
 Vol. XXX. New Zealand, West Indies. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. East India. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. Church Education. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. House, Law, Lunacy, Medical. 
 ~ Vol. xxxiv. Crime, Convicts, Gaols, Police. 
 
 Vol. XXXV. Crime, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xxxvi. Poor, Poor Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. Scarcity in Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Railways. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Railway Department. 
 
 Vol. xl. Local Taxation. 
 
 Vol. xH. 1, 2, Indexes to Reports. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xliii. Miscellaneous, England. 
 
 Vol. xliv. Trade, Corn. 
 
 Vol. xlv. Post Office, Shipping. 
 
 Vol. xlvi. Harbour Dues on Shipping. 
 
 Vol. xlvii. Revenue, Population, and Commerce. 
 
 Vol. xlviii. Commercial Tariffs. 
 
 Vol. xlix. 1, 2, Commercial Tariffs, United States of America. 
 
 Vols. 1. and li. Slave Trade. 
 
 Vol. lii. State Papers, (General Indexes). 
 
 Session 1847. 70 vol. 
 
 Vols. i. ii. iii. iv. Bills. 
 
 Vol. V. Commercial relations with China. 
 
 Vol. vi. Colonization from Ireland. 
 
 Vol. vii. Criminal Law. 
 
 Vol. viii. Expiring Laws, Fees in Courts of Law and Equity, 
 
 Highways Bill, Holyhead Harbour, Militia Estimates, Poor 
 
 Removal, Smithfield Market. 
 
Political Documents and Records^ 233 
 
 Vol. ix. Ecclesiastical Commission, Medical Registration, Sun- 
 day Trading metropolis. 
 
 Vol. X. Navigation Laws. 
 
 Vol. xi. Settlement and Poor Removal. 
 
 Vol. xii. Railways, Private Bills. 
 
 Vol. xiii. Site for Churches, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xiv. Captain Wynne's letters. 
 
 Vol. XV. Criminal Law, Jersey, Factories. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Dover Harbour, Gases and Explosions in Collieries, 
 Holyhead Harbour, Metropolis Improvements, 8(C, 
 
 Vol. xvii. Ireland, Charitable Donations and Bequests, Distress, 
 Ecclesiastical Commission, 8fc. 
 
 Vol. xviii. Hulks at Woolwich. 
 
 Vols. xix. XX. xxi. xxii. xxiii. xxiv. xxv. and xxvi. Local Acts, 
 Preliminary Enquiries. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. 1,2, Education in Wales. 
 
 Vol. xxviii. Poor Laws, St. Mary-le-bone and Pancras, Poor, 
 Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xxix. Prisons. 
 
 Vol. xxx. Millbank prison, Parkhurst prison, Pentonville prison. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. Railways. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. Tidal Harbours. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Local Acts, Bishoprics, Caledonian Canal, Colonial 
 Lands, New Churches, Ecclesiastical Commission, Sfc. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Finance. 
 
 Vol. xxxv. Estimates. 
 
 Vol. xxxvi. Army, Navy, Ordnance. 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. Colonies. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Canada, Cape of Good Hope, Jamaica, Malta, 
 Mauritius, New Brunswick, New Zealand, 8(C. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Emigration, Labour, Colonies. 
 
 Vol. xl. China. 
 
 Vol. xli. East India. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Cotton, India. 
 
 Vol. xliii. India Law commission. 
 
 Vol. xliv. Church Schools, Local Taxation. 
 
 Vol. xlv. Education. 
 
 Vol. xlvi. House, Elections, Law, Factories. 
 
 Vol. xlvii. Crime, Gaols, Police, 
 
 Vol. xlviii. Convicts. 
 
 Vol. xlix. Poor, Lunacy, Medical. 
 
 Vol. 1. Relief of Distress in Ireland. Board of Works, 1. 
 
 Vol. H. Relief of Distress in Ireland. Commissariat, 1. 
 
 Vol. lii. Relief of Distress in Ireland. Board of Works, 2 ; 
 Commissariat, 2. 
 
 Vol. liii. Relief of Distress in Ireland and Scotland, Subscrip- 
 tions, Colonies. 
 
 Vol. liv. Relief of Distress, Public works, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. Iv. Workhouses, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. Ivi. Ireland. 
 
234 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Vol. Ivii. Miscellaneous, England and Scotland. 
 
 Vol. Iviii. 1, 2, 3, 4, Indexes to Reports. 
 
 Vol. lix. Trade, Corn. 
 
 Vol. Ix. Exports and Imports, Shipping. 
 
 Vol. Ixi. Harbours, Docks. 
 
 Vol. Ixii. Post Office, Public Records, School of Design. 
 
 Vol. Ixiii. Railways. 
 
 Vol. Ixiv. Commercial Tariffs. 
 
 Vol. Ixv. Revenue, Population, Commerce. 
 
 Vols. Ixvi. and Ixvii. Slave Trade. 
 
 Vols. Ixviii and Ixix. State Papers. 
 
 Vol. Ixx. State Papers, (Index). 
 
 Session, 1847-1848. QQ vol. 
 
 Vols. i. ii. iii. iv. v. and vi. Bills. 
 
 Vol. vii. Agricultural, Customs, Ecclesiastical Commission. 
 
 Vol. viii. 1, 2, 3, Commercial Distress. 
 
 Vol. ix. Growth of Cotton in India. 
 
 Vol. x. Elections, Aylesbury, Bewdley, and Carlisle. 
 
 Vol. xi. Elections, Cheltenham, North Cheshire, Derby, West 
 Gloucestershire. 
 
 Vol. xii. Elections, Great Yarmouth, Harwich, Horsham. 
 
 Vol. xiii. Elections, Kinsale, Leicester, Lincoln. 
 
 Vol. xiv. Elections, Lyme Regis, Sligo, Stamford. 
 
 Vol. XV. Fees in Courts of Law and Equity, Medical, Registra- 
 tion. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Houses, Expiring Laws, Militia Estimates, Houses of 
 Parliament, Serjeant-at-arms, Oaths of Members, Printing, 
 Public business. Private business, 8fC, 
 
 Vol. xvii. Ireland, Colonization, Farmers' Estate Society, Mi- 
 nisters' Money, Poor Law, Savings Banl^s. 
 
 Vol. xviii. 1, 2, Miscellaneous Expenditure. 
 
 Vol. xix. National Land Company. 
 
 Vol. XX. I, 2, Navigation Laws. 
 
 Vol. xxi. 1, 2, Navy, Army, and Ordnance Estimates. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Slave Trade. 
 
 Vol. xxiii. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sugar and Coffee planting. 
 
 Vol. xxiv. 1, 2, Woods, Forests, and Land Revenue. 
 
 Vol. XXV. Registrar-general, Births, Deaths, and Marriages. 
 
 Vol. xxvi. Colonial Land and Emigration, Copyholds, Fac- 
 tories, Lunacy, Mines, 8fC. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. Criminal Law. 
 
 Vol. xxviii, Indian Law, Law of Marriage, Merchant Seamen's 
 Fund. 
 
 Vol. xxix. Ireland, Donations, Distress, Ecclesiastical Commis- 
 sion, Education, Loan Fund, Maynooth College. 
 
 Vol. XXX. Local Acts, Preliminary Enquiries, Woods and Fo- 
 rests Reports. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. Local Acts, Preliminary Enquiries, Woods and Fo- 
 rests Reports, Admiralty Reports. 
 
Political Documents and Records, 235 
 
 Vol. xxxii. 1, Metropolitan Sanitary Commission; 2, Lunacy. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Poor Law, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland. 
 
 Vols, xxxiv. XXXV. and xxxvi. Prisons. 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. Public Works, England and Wales, Scotland, Ire- 
 land. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Queen's Printers, Scotland, Public Records, Steam, 
 Coal, Navy. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Finance. 
 
 Vol. xl. Estimates. 
 
 Vol. xli. Army, Navy, Ordnance. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Colonies, Colonial department. Customs duties. North 
 America, Canada, Ceylon, Labuan, Malta, Natal, 8iC. 
 
 Vol. xliii. Colonies, Cape of Good Hope, New Zealand, North 
 Australia, Van Diemen's Land. 
 
 Vols. xliv. and xlv. Colonies, West Indies and Mauritius. 
 
 Vol. xlvi. Colonies, Colonial possessions.. Sugar-growing Co- 
 lonies. 
 
 Vol. xlvii. Emigration. 
 
 Vol. xlviii. East India, China. 
 
 Vol. xlix. Church, Clergy, Religion. 
 
 Vol. 1. Education. 
 
 Vol. li. House, Elections, Law, Factories, Fine Arts, Local 
 Taxation, Medical. 
 
 Vol. lii. Convicts, Crime, Gaol, Police. 
 
 Vol. liii. Poor, England and Wales, Ireland. 
 
 Vols. liv. Iv. and Ivi. Relief of Distress and Union Workhouses, 
 Ireland. 
 
 Vol. Ivii. Ireland. 
 
 Vol. Iviii. Trade and Navigation, Trade, Exports and Imports. 
 
 Vol. lix. Navigation Laws, Commercial Tariffs. 
 
 Vol. Ix. Post Office, Public Works and Buildings, Shipping. 
 
 Vol. Ixi. Commercial Tariffs. 
 
 Vol. Ixii. Revenue, Population, Commerce. 
 
 Vol. Ixiii. Railways. 
 
 Vol. Ixiv. Slave Trade. 
 
 Vol. Ixv. Numerical List, (General Index). 
 
 Session, 1849. 59 vol. 
 
 Vols. i. ii. iii. iv. v. and vi. Bills. 
 
 Vol. vii. Accidents in Coal-mines. 
 
 Vol. viii. Administration of Justice, Bankruptcy, Insolvency, 
 Fees in Courts of Law, &<;c. 
 
 Vol. ix. Army and Ordnance expenditure. 
 
 Vol. x. Audit of Railway Accounts, Eastern Counties Railway 
 Company. 
 
 Vol. xi. Ceylon and British Guiana, Colonization from Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xii. Contract Packet- service. Debts from Foreign Govern- 
 ments, Estates, Expiring Laws, S^c. 
 
 Vol. xiii. Fisheries, Ireland. [Banks. 
 
 Vol. xiv. Friendly Societies, Savings Banks, Ireland, Savings 
 
 R 2 
 
236 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Vol. XV. 1, 2, Poor Laws, Ireland, Commons. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Poor Laws, Ireland, Lords. 
 
 Vol. xvii. Public Libraries, Steam, Navy. 
 
 Vol. xviii. School of Design. 
 
 Vol. xix. Slave Trade, Smithfield Market. 
 
 Vol. XX. Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues of the Crown. 
 
 Vol. xxi. Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Criminal Law. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Colonial Land and Emigration, Copyholds, Darley- 
 main Colliery, Parishes, Factories, S^c. 
 
 Vol. xxiii. Charitable Donations and Bequests, Ecclesiastical 
 Commission, Loan- fund Board, Lunatic Asylums, Maynooth 
 College, (S-c. 
 
 Vol. xxiv. Public works, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. XXV. Poor, England and Wales, Ireland, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xxvi. Prisons, England and Wales, Ireland, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. Public Works, &;€., Railways, Woods and Forests. 
 
 Vol. xxviii. Public Records, Royal Mint. 
 
 Vol. xxix. Railway Structures. 
 
 Vol. XXX. Finance. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. Estimates. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. Army Commissariat, Navy, Ordnance. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Public departments. Civil Service. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Colonies, Colonial possessions and military expen- 
 diture. Governors of Colonies, King of Ashantee. 
 
 Vol. XXXV. Colonies, Australian Colonies, New South Wales, 
 Van Diemen's Land, New Zealand, British North America, &;c. 
 
 Vol. xxxvi. Colonies, Ceylon, Kafir tribes. Cape of Good Hope, 
 Natal. 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. Colonies, British Guiana, Jamaica, Mauritius, Tri- 
 nidad. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Emigration. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. East India, China. 
 
 Vol. xl. East India. 
 
 Vol. xli. East India, Punjab. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Church Education. 
 
 Vol. xliii. Convicts, Cape of Good Hope, Convict Discipline 
 and Transportation. 
 
 Vol. xliv. Crime and Police. 
 
 Vol. xlv. House, Elections, Fine Arts, Law. 
 
 Vol. xlvi. Local Taxation, Roads and Highways, Lunacy, Me- 
 dical. 
 
 Vol. xlvii. Poor, England and Wales, Ireland, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xlviii. Relief of Distress, Ireland, Unions, West of Ireland, 
 Union Workhouses, Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xlix. Ireland. 
 
 Vol. 1. Trade, Navigation, Trade, 8fc., Imports and Exports, 
 Tariffs. 
 
 Vol. li. Post Office, Railways, Navigation Laws, Shipping. 
 
 Vol. lii. Commercial Tariffs. 
 
 Vol. liii. Revenue, Population, Commerce. 
 
I 
 
 Political Documents and Records, 237 
 
 Vol. liv. Revenue, Population, Commerce. 
 Vol. Iv. Slave Trade. 
 Vols. Ivi. Ivii. and Iviii. State Papers. 
 Vol. lix. Numerical List, (General Index). 
 
 Session 1850. 57 vol. 
 
 Vols. i. ii. iii. iv. v. vi. vii. and viii. Bills. 
 
 Vol. ix. African Slave Trade. 
 
 Vol. X. Army and Ordnance expenditure. 
 
 Vol. xi. Carrick-on-Shannon Union, Kilrush Union. 
 
 Vol. xii. Ceylon. 
 
 Vol. xiii. County Rates and Expenditure Bill, Expiring Laws, 
 Kidderminster Election, Local Acts, Militia Estimates, Fees 
 in Courts of Law, 8^c. 
 
 Vol. xiv. Kingston and Holyhead Mails, Postal communica- 
 tion between London and Paris, Ramsgate and Margate Har- 
 bours. 
 
 Vol. XV. National Gallery, New Houses of Commons, Oaths 
 of Members, Official Sdaries. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Parochial Assessments, Prerogative Court, Ireland, 
 Printing, Private Bills. 
 
 Vol. xvii. Prison Discipline. 
 
 Vol. xviii. Public Libraries, Registrar's office. Bankruptcy, 
 Sale of Beer. 
 
 Vol. xix. Savings Banks, Savings of the Working Classes, 
 Standing Orders revision, Sunday Trading, Sir Thomas 
 Turton, Westminster Bridge. 
 
 Vol. XX. Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Division of Parishes. 
 
 Vol. xxi. Cholera, Extramural Sepulture, St. Giles's Cemetery, 
 St. Pancras, Metropolitan Workhouses. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Board of Health, Supply of Water to the metropolis. 
 
 Vol. xxiii. British Fisheries, Colonial Land and Emigration, 
 Copyholds, Factories, Fine Arts, 8(C. 
 
 Vol. xxiv. British Museum. 
 
 Vol. XXV. Ireland, Donations and Bequests, City of Dublin, 
 Ecclesiastical Commission, Education, Sfc. 
 
 Vol. xxvi. Ireland, Poor Law, Unions and Electoral Divisions. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. Poor, England and Wales, Ireland, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xxviii. Prisons, Inspectors of Prisons. 
 
 Vol. xxix. Prisons, England and Wales, Ireland, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. XXX. Public Works, &;c.. Woods and Forests. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. Railways, Smithfield Market. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. Registration and Conveyancing. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Finance. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Estimates. 
 
 Vol. XXXV. Army Commissariat, Navy, Ordnance. 
 
 Vol. xxxvi. xxxvii. xxxviii. and xxxix. Colonies. 
 
 Vol. xl. Emigration. 
 
 Vol. xli. East India, China. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Church Education, Factories, 8{C, 
 
238 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Vol. xliii. Education, Committee of Council. 
 
 Vol. xliv. Declaration, Committee of Council. 
 
 Vol. xlv. Convicts and Convict Discipline, Crime, Criminal 
 offenders. Police. 
 
 Vol. xlvi. House, Elections, Ijaw. 
 
 Vol. xlvii. Parliamentary Papers, (General Index). 
 
 Vol. xlviii. Divisions. 
 
 Vol. xlix. Local Taxation, Lunacy, Medical, Roads and Bridges. 
 
 Vol. 1. Poor, England and Wales, Ireland, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. li. Ireland. 
 
 Vol. lii. Trade and Navigation, Trade, (^c. Exports and Im- 
 ports. 
 
 Vol. liii. Post Office, Railways, Shipping, Docks and Harbours, 
 Lighthouses. 
 
 Vol. liv. Revenue, Population, Commerce. 
 
 Vol. Iv. Piracy, Slave Trade. 
 
 Vol. Ivi. State Papers. 
 
 Vol. Ivii. General Index. 
 
 Session 1851. 60 vol. 
 
 Vols. i. ii. iii. iv. v. and vi. Bills. 
 
 Vol. vii. Annuity-Tax, Edinburgh, Army and Ordnance expen- 
 diture, Members in the House of Peers. 
 
 Vol. viii. 1, Ceylon, 1850; 2, Ceylon, 1850. 
 
 Vol. ix. Church-rates. 
 
 Vol. X. Coalwhippers (Port of London) Bill, Coroners, Income 
 and Property Tax, Militia Estimates, Ordnance Survey 
 (Scotland), Select Committee on Private Business, Libraries, 
 Smithfield Market Bill, Sunday Trading prevention Bill. 
 
 Vol. xi. Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, Customs. 
 
 Vol. xii. Elections, St. Alban's, Aylesbury, Harwich. 
 
 Vol. xiii. Enfranchisement of Copyholds Bill, Episcopal and 
 Capitular Estates Bill, Expiring Laws. 
 
 Vol. xiv. Kafir Tribes. 
 
 Vol. XV. Metropolis Water Bill. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Mortmain. 
 
 Vol. xvii. Newspaper Stamps. 
 
 Vol. xviii. Law of Partnership, Patent-law Amendment Bills, 
 Designs Act extension Bill. 
 
 Vol. xix. Passengers Act. 
 
 Vol. XX. Roman Catholics. 
 
 Vol. xxi. Steam communication with India, 8(C. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Births, Deaths, and Marriages, British Fisheries, 
 Ceylon, Charity Commission 1849, Emigration, Copyholds, 
 Ecclesiastical Commission, Enclosures, . National Gallery, 
 National Vaccine, New Churches, Pleading Courts, Public 
 Records, Tithes. 
 
 Vol. xxiii. Board of Health, Factories, Lunacy, Metropolis 
 Water-supply, Metropolitan Interment Act, Mines and Col- 
 lieries. 
 
Political Documents and Records, 239 
 
 Vol. xxiv. Ireland, Bann Navigation Bill, Charitable Donations 
 and Bequests, Ecclesiastical Commission, Education, Encum- 
 bered Estates, Loan-fund Board, Lunatic Asylums, May- 
 nooth College, National Education. 
 
 Vol. XXV. Ireland, Public Works, Irish Trans -Atlantic Packet 
 station. 
 
 Vol. xxvi. Poor, England and Wales, Ireland, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. Prisons, Inspectors of. 
 
 Vol. xxviii. Prisons, England and Wales, Ireland, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xxix and xxx. Railways. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. Finance. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. Estimates. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Army, Commissariat, Navy. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Colonies, Capital Punishment, Lighthouses, Colo- 
 nial expenditure. Customs duties. Colonial possessions. 
 
 Vol. xxxv. Colonies, Australian Colonies, Steam communica- 
 tion, Ceylon, New South Wales, New Zealand. 
 
 Vol. xxxvi. Colonies, Borneo, British Guiana, Canada, St. 
 Helena, Cholera Jamaica, Newfoundland. 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. Colonies, Cape of Good Hope, Natal, Vaal and 
 Orange rivers. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Colonies, Kafir tribes. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Sugar-growing Colonies. 
 
 Vol. xl. Emigration. 
 
 Vol. xli. East India. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Church. 
 
 Vol. xliii. Census 1851, Education, General Board of Health, 
 Lunacy, Medical, S^c, Schools of Design. 
 
 Vol. xliv. Education, Committee of Council. 
 
 Vol. xlv. Convict Discipline and Transportation. 
 
 Vol. xlvi. Convicts, Criminal Offenders, Ernest Jones, Police, 
 Vagrants. 
 
 Vol. xlvii. House, Elections, Law. 
 
 Vol. xlviii. Local Taxation, Metropolis Buildings, Sewers, 8fC., 
 Turnpike Roads. 
 
 Vol. xlix. Poor, England and Wales, Scotland, Ireland. 
 
 Vol.1. Ireland. 
 
 Vol. li. Post Office, Railways. 
 
 Vol. lii. Shipping, Steam vessels. Merchant Seamen, Har- 
 bours, 8fC., Lighthouses and Pilotage, Quarantine. 
 
 Vol. liii. Trade and Navigation, Trade, SfC, Imports and Ex- 
 ports, Customs and Coast-guard. 
 
 Vol. liv. Revenue, Population, Commerce, 8fC., 1849. 
 
 Vol. Iv. Revenue, Population, Commerce, «^c.. Foreign coun- 
 tries. 
 
 Vol. Ivi. 1, Piracy, Slave Trade ; 2, Slave Trade. 
 
 Vol. Ivii. State Papers, Treaties and Conventions, S^c. 
 
 Vol. Iviii. State Papers, Hungary. 
 
 Vol. lix. State Papers, Roman Catholics. 
 
 Vol. Ix. General Index. 
 
240 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Session 1852. 56 vol. 
 
 Vols. i. ii. iii. and iv. Bills. 
 
 Vol. V. Coal-mines, Expiring Laws, Friendly Societies, Re- 
 freshment rooms. House of Commons, Library of the House, 
 Militia Estimates, Public Libraries, Committee of Selection, 
 Standing Orders. 
 
 Vol. vi. Consolidated Annuities (Ireland). 
 
 Vol. vii. Criminal and destitute Juveniles. 
 
 Vol. viii. 1, 2, Customs. 
 
 Vol. ix. Income and Property Tax. 
 
 Vol. X. Indian Territories. 
 
 Vol. xi. Manchester and Salford Education. 
 
 Vol. xii. Metropolis Water-supply Bills. 
 
 Vol. xiii. Law of Mortmain, Masters' Jurisdiction in Equity 
 Bill, Office of Messenger to the Great Seal Abolition Bill, 
 Pharmacy Bill. 
 
 Vol. xiv. Outrages (Ireland). 
 
 Vol. XV. Postage Stamps, Preserved Meats (Navy). 
 
 Vol. xvi. Ventilation and Lighting of the House. 
 
 Vol. xvii. 1, 2, Import duties on Wines. 
 
 Vol. xviii. Births, Deaths, and Marriages, British Fisheries, 
 Caledonian Canal, Donations (Ireland), Church Estates, 
 Colonial Land and Emigration, Copyholds, Ecclesiastical 
 Commission, Education (Ireland), Highland Roads and 
 Bridges, Inclosures, Laws and Institutes of Ireland, May- 
 nooth College, Metropolis Turnpike Roads, Poor Employment 
 (Ireland), Tithes, Loan -fund Board (Ireland), Vaccine esta- 
 blishment, Westminster new Bridge. 
 
 Vol. xix. Board of Health. 
 
 Vol. XX. Cholera, Metropolitan Interment Act, Quarantine. 
 
 Vol. xxi. Court of Chancery, Factories, Mining districts, Public 
 Records. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Oxford University. 
 
 Vol. xxiii. Poor, England and Wales, Ireland and Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xxiv. Prisons, England (Southern and Western District), 
 Convict Prisons, Military Prisons. 
 
 Vol. XXV. Prisons Ireland, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xxvi. Exhibition of 1851, Local Acts, Woods and Forests. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. St. Alban's Bribery. 
 
 Vol. xxviii. Finance. 
 
 Vol. xxix. Estimates. 
 
 Vol. XXX. Army, Navy, Commissariat, Militia, 8(C. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. Colonies, Borneo, British Guiana, Eastern Archipe- 
 lago Company, Mauritius. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. Colonies, Colonial Bishops, Colonial Church legis- 
 lation, Ionian Islands. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Colonies, Canada, Cape of Good Hope, Emigration. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Colonies, Australian Colonies, Emigration. 
 
 Vol. XXXV. Colonies, New Zealand. 
 
 Vol. XXX vi. East India. 
 
Political Documents and Records, 241 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. I, 2, Colonel Outram. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Church, Charities. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Education, Committee of Council. 
 
 Vol. xl. Education, School of Design. 
 
 Vol. xli. Criminal Oflfenders, Police, Hackney Carriages. 
 
 Vol. xlii. House, Elections, Law. 
 
 Vol. xliii. Highways. 
 
 Vol. xliv. Turnpike Roads. 
 
 Vol. xlv. Poor, England and Wales. 
 
 Vol. xlvi. Poor (Ireland), Census (Ireland). 
 
 Vol. xlvii. Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xlviii. Railways. 
 
 Vol. xlix. Shipping, Lighthouses, Pilotage, Merchant Seamen, 
 Harbours, Post Office, Mails, Admiralty Wreck Register. 
 
 Vol. 1. Arctic Expedition. 
 
 Vol. li. Trade and Navigation, Imports and Exports. 
 
 Vol. lii. Revenue, Population, Commerce, 8(C., 1850. 
 
 Vol. liii. Miscellaneous. 
 
 Vol. liv. State Papers, Treaties and Conventions, Foreign Refu- 
 gees, Reduction of Lagos, Protestant burial-ground, Madrid. 
 
 Vol. Iv. State Papers, Austria, Rome, Turkey, Slave Trade. 
 
 Vol. Ivi. General Index. 
 
 Session 1852-3. 103 vol. 
 
 Vols. i. ii. iii. iv. v. vi. and vii. Bills. 
 
 Vol. viii. Elections, Athlone, Barnstaple, Berwick-upon-Tweed, 
 Blackburn, Bolton, Bridgenorth, Bury St. Edmunds. 
 
 Vol. ix. Elections, Cambridge, Canterbury, Chatham, Ciren- 
 cester, Clare. 
 
 Vol. X. Elections, Clitheroe, Cockermouth. 
 
 Vol. xi. Elections, Cork City. 
 
 Vol. xii. Elections, Dartmouth, Derby, Durham City. 
 
 Vol. xiii. Elections, Frome, Guildford, Harwich, Huddersfield. 
 
 Vol. xiv. Elections, Kingston-upon-Hull, Knaresborough, Lan- 
 caster, Leicester. 
 
 Vol. XV. Elections, Liverpool. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Elections, Maidstone, Maldon, Mayo, New Ross, 
 Newry. 
 
 Vol. xvii. Elections, Norwich. Peterborough. 
 
 Vol. xviii. Elections, Plymouth, Rye, Sligo, Southampton. 
 
 Vol. xix. Elections, Taunton, Tavistock, Totness, Tynemouth, 
 Waterford County, Wigton, New Windsor. 
 
 Vol. XX. Accidents in Coal-mines. 
 
 Vol. xxi. Assurance Associations. 
 
 Vol. Kxii. Bankruptcy, Coal Duties (metropolis). Decimal 
 Coinage. 
 
 Vol. xxiii. Criminal and destitute Children. 
 
 Vol. xxiv. Devon and Dorset Railway, Education (Manchester 
 and Salford), London and Dublin communication. 
 
 Vol. XXV. Dockyard appointments. 
 
242 Parliamentary y Constitutional, and 
 
 Vol. xxvi. Drainage of Lands (Ireland), London Drainage. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. East India, First Report. 
 
 VoU xxviii. East India, Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Re- 
 ports. 
 
 Vol. xxix. East India, Sixth Report. 
 
 Vol. XXX. East India. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. East India, Lords First Report. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. East India, Lords Second Report. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. East India, Lords Third Report. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Election Petition Recognizances, Expiring Laws, 
 Office of Speaker, Standing Orders revision. Kitchen and 
 Refreshment -rooms. Strangers and Divisions, Ventilation and 
 Lighting of the House, Private Bills, Parhamentary Papers. 
 
 Vol. XXXV. National Gallery. 
 
 Vol. xxxvi. Police, Registration of Assurances. 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. Public-houses, Sale of Beer. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Railways and Canals. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Slave-Trade Treaties, Ship *' Novello," Map of 
 Ireland, Militia Estimates, Duke of Wellington, Westminster 
 Improvements, Westminster Bridge. 
 
 Vol. xl. Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Caledonian Canal, 
 Church Estates, New Churches, Colonial Land and Emigra- 
 tion, Copyholds, Divorce, Ecclesiastical, Factories, Fisheries, 
 Highlands, Enclosures, Law Courts, Metropolis Turnpike 
 Roads, Mines and Collieries, Public Records, Tithes. 
 
 Vol. xli. Arterial Drainage, Charitable Donations, Fairs and 
 Markets (Ireland), Board of Health, Loan Fund, Lunatic 
 Asylums, Marriages, Public Works. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Education (Ireland), Eighteenth Report. 
 
 Vol. xliii. Parts 1, 2, 3, Education (Ireland), Nineteenth Report. 
 
 Vol. xliv. Cambridge University. 
 
 Vol. xlv. Dublin University. 
 
 Vol. xlvi. Cambridge Borough. 
 
 Vol. xlvii. Canterbury City. 
 
 Vol. xlviii. Maldon Borough. 
 
 Vol. xlix. Lunacy, Bethlehem Hospital. 
 
 Vol. 1. Poor, England, Ireland, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. li. Convict Prisons. 
 
 Vol. hi. Prisons (Great Britain) Northern and Eastern District, 
 Southern and Western District, Scotland, Military Prisons. 
 
 Vol. liii. Prisons (Ireland and Scotland). 
 
 Vol. liv. Practical Art, Exhibition 1851, Local Acts. 
 
 Vol. Iv. Railways, Woods and Forests. 
 
 Vol. Ivi. Woods and Forests. 
 
 Vol. Ivii. Finance. 
 
 Vol. Iviii. Estimates. 
 
 Vol. lix. Army, Commissariat, Ordnance. 
 
 Vol. Ix. Navy, Dockyard appointments. 
 
 Vol. Ixi. Register of Wrecks, Borneo, Mercantile Steam Navy, 
 Health of the Navy. 
 
Political Documents and Records, 243 
 
 Vol. Ixii. Colonies, Ionian Islands, Natal. 
 
 Vol. Ixiii. Australian Colonies. 
 
 Vol. Ixiv. Colonies, Gold, Australia. 
 
 Vol. Ixv. Colonies, Auckland Islands, Ceylon, "West Indies, 
 Africa, <^c. 
 
 Vol. Ixvi. Colonies, Cape of Good Hope. 
 
 Vol. Ixvii. Colonies, Sugar-growing Colonies. 
 
 Vol. Ixviii. Emigration. 
 
 Vol. Ixix. East India. 
 
 Vol. Ixx. East India, Baroda, part 1 . 
 
 Vol. Ixxi. East India, Baroda, part 2. 
 
 Vol. Ixxii. East India, Baroda, part 3. 
 
 Vol. Ixxiii. East India, Baroda, part 4. 
 
 Vol. Ixxiv. and Ixxv. East India, Public Works. 
 
 Vol. Ixxvi. East India, Postal communication. Railways. 
 
 Vol. Ixxvii. East India, Scinde, Porto Novo Iron Company. 
 
 Vol. Ixxviii. Church, Law, Police. 
 
 Vol. bcxix. Education, Committee of Council, Schools. 
 
 Vol. Ixxx. Education, Committee of Council. 
 
 Vol. Ixxxi. Crime. 
 
 Vol. Ixxxii. Convict Discipline and Transportation, 
 
 Vol. Ixxxiii. House, Elections. 
 
 Vol. Ixxxiv. Poor, England and Ireland. 
 
 Vol. Ixxxv. Population (England and Wales), Divisions 1 to 6. 
 
 Vol. Ixxxvi. Population (England and Wales), Divisions 7 to 1 1, 
 Scotland, <^c. 
 
 Vol. Ixxxvii. Population (England and Wales), Index. 
 
 Vol. Ixxxviii. Parts 1, 2, Population, ages, civil condition, occu- 
 pations, SiC. 
 
 Vol. Ixxxix. Population, Religious Worship (England and 
 Wales). 
 
 Vol. xc. Population, Education (England and Wales). 
 
 Vol. xci. Population (Ireland), Leinster, Munster. 
 
 Vol. xcii. Population (Ireland), Ulster, Connaught. 
 
 Vol. xciii. Population (Ireland), Agricultural produce. 
 
 Vol. xciv. Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xcv. Post Office, Mails. 
 
 Vol. xcvi. Public Health, Metropolis Sewers. 
 
 Vol. xcvii. Railways, Turnpike Trusts. 
 
 Vol. xcviii. Trade and Navigation. 
 
 Vol. xcix. Trade, Miscellaneous. 
 
 Vol. c. Local Taxation, Friendly Societies. 
 
 Vol. ci. Miscellaneous, England and Wales. 
 
 Vol. cii. State Papers. 
 
 Vol. ciii. General Index. 
 
 Session 1854. 74 vol. 
 
 Vols, i. ii. iii. iv. v. and vi. Bills. 
 
 Vol. vii. Bribery, 5fC. Bill, Business of the House, Expiring 
 Laws, Friendly Societies, Militia Estimates, Printing, Private 
 
244 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Bills, Railway and Canal Bills, Standing Orders, York, New- 
 castle, and Berwick Railway Bill. 
 
 Vol. viii. Complaint, Dungarvan Election, Sligo Borough Elec- 
 tion, Henry Stonor. 
 
 Vol. ix. Accidents in Coal-mines, Ventilation of the House. 
 
 Vol. X. Constabulary (Ireland), Crown Forests. 
 
 Vol. xi. Conveyance of Mails by Railway. 
 
 Vol. xii. Dublin Hospitals, Medical relief. 
 
 Vol. xiii. Emigrant Ships. 
 
 Vol. xiv. Metropolitan Bridges, Public-houses. 
 
 Vol. XV. Parts 1, 2, National Education, Ireland, Lords. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Payment of Wages, Portuguese claims. 
 
 Vol. xvii. Poor Removal. 
 
 Vol. xviii. Small Arms, Thames Marshes. 
 
 Vol. xix. Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Caledonian Canal, 
 Charities, Church, Copyholds, Ecclesiastical, Factories, Fine 
 Arts, Fisheries, Highland Roads and Bridges, Inclosure of 
 Land, Turnpikes, Mines, Promotion in the Army, Records, 
 Tithes, Weights and Measures. 
 
 Vol. XX. Ireland, Donations, <SfC., Education, Queen*s Colleges 
 (Belfast, Cork, and Galway), Queen's University, Fisheries, 
 Loan-fund Board, Medical Charities, Public Works, Regi- 
 strar-general of Marriages. 
 
 Vol. xxi. Barnstaple Borough, Tynemouth Borough. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Parts 1, 2, Kingston-upon-HuU Borough. 
 
 Vol. xxiii. Bankruptcy Commission. 
 
 Vol. xxiv. Court of Chancery, Statute Law. 
 
 Vol. XXV. Cathedral and Collegiate Churches. 
 
 Vol. xxvi. Corporation of London. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. Civil Service, Public Offices, Post Office, Law of 
 Partnership. 
 
 Vol. xxviii. Colonial Land and Emigration, Science and Art. 
 
 Vol. xxix. Lunacy, Poor. 
 
 Vol. XXX. Parts 1, 2, National Education (Ireland). 
 
 Vol. xxxi. Birmingham Borough Prison. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. Prisons, Scotland and Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Convict Prisons, Military Prisons. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Prisons of Great Britain, Leicester county Gaol. 
 
 Vol. xxxv. PubHc Health, Common Lodging-houses, Cholera, 
 Newcastle, 8^c. 
 
 Vol xxxvi. New York Industrial Exhibition. 
 
 Vol. xxxvii. Shipping Dues, England. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Railways, Woods and Forests, Local Acts, Pre- 
 liminary Inquiries. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Finance. 
 
 Vol. xl. Estimates. 
 
 Vol. xli. Army, Commissariat, Ordnance. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Navy. 
 
 Vol. xliii. Colonies. 
 
 Vol. xliv. Australian Colonies. 
 
Political Documents and Records, 245 
 
 Vol. xlv. Colonies, New Zealand. 
 Vol. xlvi. Emigration. 
 Vol. xlvii. and xlviii. East India. 
 Vol. xlix. East India, Scinde. 
 Vol. 1. Church, Universities. 
 Vols. li. and Hi. Education, Committee of Council. 
 Vol. liii. House, Elections, Law, Police. 
 Vol. liv. Crime, Convict Discipline and Transportation. 
 Vol. Iv. Poor, England and Ireland. 
 Vol. Ivi. Poor, Union Averages. 
 Vol. Ivii. Ireland. 
 Vol. Iviii. Ireland. 
 Vol. lix. Scotland. 
 * Vol. Ix. Post Office, Shipping, Harbours of Refuge. 
 Vol. Ixi. Public Health, Metropolitan Sewers. 
 Vol. Ixii. Railways. 
 Vol. Ixiii. Savings Banks, Friendly Societies, Loan Societies, 
 
 Local Taxation, Medical Practitioners. 
 Vol. Ixiv. Turnpike Trusts. 
 Vol. Ixv. Trade and Navigation. 
 Vol. Ixvi. Revenue, Population, Commerce. 
 Vol. Ixvii. Woods, Forests, 8fC. 
 Vol. Ixviii. Miscellaneous. 
 Vol. Ixix. Miscellaneous. 
 
 Vol. Ixx. General Index to Bills and Reports, 1801-52. 
 Vol. Ixxi. Eastern Papers. 
 Vol. Ixxii. State Papers. 
 Vol. Ixxiii. Slave Trade. 
 Vol. Ixxiv. General Index. 
 
 Session 1854-5. 57 vol. 
 
 Vols. i. ii. iii. iv. v. and vi. Bills. 
 
 Vol. vii. Arctic Expedition, Barnstaple Election, Bills of Ex- 
 change, Downing-street Public Offices, Expiring Laws, Land 
 Improvement, Liverpool and Birkenhead Docks, Loan-fund 
 Societies (Ireland), London Writ, Metropolitan Buildings, 
 Militia Estimates, Office of Speaker, Private Bills, Railway 
 and Canal Bills, Standing Orders revision. 
 
 Vol. viii. Agricultural Statistics, Adulteration of Food 8{C., Lu- 
 natic Asylums (Ireland), Advances Bill. 
 
 Vol. ix. Parts 1, 2, 3, Army before Sebastopol. 
 
 Vol. x. Metropolitan communications, Sale of Beer. 
 
 Vol. xi. Printing, Houses of Parliament, 5fC., Postal arrange- 
 ments, Waterford, S^c. 
 
 Vol. xii. Public Prosecutors, Sandhurst Royal Military College. 
 
 Vol. xiii. Poor Removal, Public Health Bill, and Nuisances 
 Removal Amendment Bill. 
 
 Vol. xiv. Stoppage of Wages, Hosiery. 
 
 Vol. XV. Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Caledonian Canal, Ca- 
 thedral and Collegiate Churches, Charity Commission, Church 
 
246 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Estates, New Churches, Copyholds, Ecclesiastical, Factories, 
 Fisheries, Highland Roads and Bridges, Inclosure Com- 
 mission, Metropolis Turnpike Roads, Mileage duty. Mining 
 districts. Coal-mines, Patent-law Amendment Act, Public 
 Records, Statute Law, Subdivision of Parishes, Tithe Com- 
 mission, Weights and Measures. 
 
 Vol. xvi. Ireland, Charitable Donations and Bequests, Eccle- 
 siastical Commission, Education, Queen's University, Loan- 
 fund Board, Lunatic Asylums, Medical Charities, Public 
 Works, Marriages. 
 
 Vol. xvii. Colonial Land and Emigration, Bristol port. Science 
 and Art, Lunacy. 
 
 Vol. xviii. Bleaching works. County Courts, Mercantile Laws. 
 
 Vol. xix. Fairs and Markets, Ireland, Encumbered Estates in- 
 quiry, Ireland, Dublin Turnpikes. 
 
 Vol. XX. Civil service. Post Office. 
 
 Vol. xxi. General Board of Health, Medical Council. 
 
 Vol. xxii. Maynooth College. 
 
 Vol. xxiii. Parts I, 2, National Education (Ireland). 
 
 Vol. xxiv. Poor Law, England, Ireland, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. XXV. Military Prisons, Convict Prisons. 
 
 Vol. xxvi. Prisons, Great Britain and Ireland. 
 
 Vol. xxvii. Shipping, S^c, United Kingdom. 
 
 Vol. xxviii. River Tyne. 
 
 Vol. xxix. Borneo, Local Acts (Preliminary Inquiries), Woods, 
 Forests, and Land Revenues. 
 
 Vol. xxx. Finance. 
 
 Vol. xxxi. Estimates. 
 
 Vol. xxxii. Army, Commissariat, Ordnance. 
 
 Vol. xxxiii. Army Hospitals. 
 
 Vol. xxxiv. Navy. 
 
 Vol. xxxv. Arctic Expedition. 
 
 Vols, xxxvi. and xxxvii. Colonies. 
 
 Vol. xxxviii. Colonies, Australia, Cape of Good Hope, New 
 Zealand. 
 
 Vol. xxxix. Emigration, Convict Discipline and Transportation. 
 
 Vol. xl. East India. 
 
 Vol. xli. Church Education. 
 
 Vol. xlii. Education. 
 
 Vol. xliii. Crime, Law, Police. 
 
 Vol. xliv. House, Elections, Divisions, Index. 
 
 Vol. xlv. General Board of Health, Cholera, Pipe Sewers, 
 Quarantine, Noxious Trades, France. 
 
 Vols. xlvi. Poor, Post Office, Shipping. 
 
 Vol. xlvii. Ireland, Scotland. 
 
 Vol. xlviii. Railways. 
 
 Vol. xlix. Turnpike Trusts, Public Offices Index, Public Libra- 
 ries, France. 
 
 Vol. 1. Trade and Navigation. 
 
 Vol. li. Trade and Navigation (United Kingdom). 
 
Political Documents and Records, 247 
 
 Vol. lii. Trade of the United Kingdom, Revenue, Population 
 
 and Commerce, Foreign Countries. 
 Vol. liii. Miscellaneous, Woods, Forests, 8ic. 
 Vol. liv. Public Petitions Index. 
 Vol. Iv. State Papers. 
 Vol. Ivi. Slave Trade. 
 Vol. Ivii. General Index. 
 
 Parliamentary Accounts and Reports. 
 Apothecaries Company and Medical Education, Bank, British Mu- 
 seum, Chamber of London, New Churches, folio 1824-37 
 Bankrupts, Doctors' Commons, Oaths, Library, Rebuilding Houses 
 of Parliament, Port of London, Public Walks, Thames, S^c. folio 
 
 1824-37 
 Foreign Trade, Pilotage, folio .. .. 1829-37 
 
 Assize of Bread, Smithfield Market, folio . . 1815-36 
 
 Gauging in the Port of London, folio . . 1814-15 
 
 Supply of Water to the metropolis, folio . . 1 821-34 
 
 Turnp'ike Trusts, Paving, 5fc. folio .. .. 1814-35 
 
 East-India Companv. folio .. .. .. 1826-29 
 
 Corn Trade, folio'.. .. .. .. 1827-28 
 
 Education of the lower orders of the metropolis, folio 1816-18 
 Royal Mint, folio .. .. .. .. 1837 
 
 Coal Trade in the Port of London, folio .. 1800-30 
 
 Police of the metropolis. Roads, folio .. .. 1816-18 
 
 Dignity of the Peerage. 2 vol. foho . . . . 1 826 
 
 Gaols of the United Kingdom, London, <SfC. 3 vol. folio 1819-37 
 
 Parliamentai'y Papers. 40 vol. folio, (detached.) 
 Gaol Reports, 1812-21. 
 Duties of Officers, 8(C., Scotland, 1818-20. 
 Slave Population, West-India Colonies, <^c., 1818-23. 
 Public Breweries, 1818-31. 
 
 Ribbon Weavers, King's Printers' Patents, 181«-32. 
 Duties of Officers, 8(C., England and Wales, 18 J 8-33. 
 Parochial Registration, Bankrupt Laws, Weights and Measures, 
 
 1819-33. 
 Foreign Trade, 1820-21. 
 
 Roads and Highways, Post Offices, a^c, 1820-30. 
 Customs and Excise, 1820-33. 
 Foreign Trade, 1821-22. 
 Gaol Reports, 1821-24. 
 Duties of Officers, Scotland, 1822-27. 
 Police of the metropolis, 1822-28. 
 Finance Accounts, 1823-24. 
 Gas Lights, <8fc., 1823-25. 
 Foreign Trade, 1823-29. 
 Artizans and Machinery, 5fc., 1824. 
 Artizans and Machinery, ^c., 1824. 
 Gaol Reports, 1824. 
 
248 Parliamentary y Constitutional, and 
 
 Duties of Officers, 6fC., Ireland, 1824-27. 
 
 Salmon fisheries. United Kingdom, 1824-33. 
 
 Societies and Buildings, ^c, 1825-31. 
 
 Protection of Slaves, Cape of Good Hope, 5fc., 1826-29. 
 
 Third Report, Emigration, 1827. 
 
 Finance Accounts, 1827-29. 
 
 Reports on Anatomy, &;c., 1828. 
 
 Duties of Officers, 5fC., Ireland, 1828-31. 
 
 Gaol Reports, 1822-32. 
 
 Coal Trade, 1829. 
 
 State of the Poor, Ireland, 1829. 
 
 Slave Population, West Indies and South America, 1829-32. 
 
 Crown Leases, Stc, 1829-33. 
 
 Reports, miscellaneous, 1830. 
 
 State of the Poor, Ireland, 1830. 
 
 Poor-rate Returns, England and Wales, 1830. 
 
 Catalogue of Books in the House of Commons, 1830. 
 
 Finance Accounts, 1830-32. 
 
 Universities of Scotland, 1831. 
 
 Parliamentary Representation, 1832. 
 
 Parliamentary Papers. 31 vol. folio, (detached.) 
 On Slavery. 5 vol. 1811-36. 
 Mad-houses, England. 
 Poor Laws, 1817-25. 
 
 Charities for the Education of the Poor, 1819. 
 Evidence and Reports on the state of Ireland. 3 vol. 1824-26. 
 Reports on Education, Ireland. 3 vol. 1825-37. 
 Reports on Administration of Justice in the West Indies. 2 vol. 
 
 1825-27. 
 Emigration. 2 vol. 1826-36. 
 
 Papers and Reports relating to the Cape of Good Hope, 1825-27. 
 Report on Friendly Societies, 1825-27. 
 Comhination Laws, 1825. 
 Salmon fisheries of the United Kingdom, 1825. 
 Expenditure of County-rates, England and Wales, 1825. 
 Charities for Education of the Poor, England, 1825. 
 Finance Accounts of the United Kingdom, 1827. 
 Chancery Commission. 2 vol. 1826. 
 Parochial Education, Ireland, 1826. 
 Municipal Act, 1 833. 
 Penitentiaries, 1834. 
 Agricultural Distress, 1836. 
 
 Parliamentary Papers relating to the Mahratta War. folio 1803 
 Abstract of the Answers and Returns concerning the expenses and 
 maintenance of the poor in England, folio . . 1804 
 
 Abstract of the Returns of Charitable Donations. 2 vol. folio. 
 
 Vol. i. Bedford, Middlesex. 
 
 Vol. ii. Monmouth, York. 
 
Political Documents and Records, 249 
 
 Royal Proclamations. 
 
 A collection of original Proclamations, Declarations, 8(C., issued in 
 England, Scotland, and Ireland : published by Charles I., the Par- 
 liament, the Protector, Charles II., James II., William III., <^c., 
 from 1638 to 1689. 4 vol. folio. 
 
 A collection of about four hundred, from 1638 to 1698. folio. 
 
 A collection of Declarations and Acts, temp. Ric. Cromwell, fo. 1659 
 
 Royal Proclamations, from 1670 to 1702 (original broadsides) ; viz. 
 
 1. Proclamation, Charles II., 6th July, 1665, for a general fast 
 on account of the Plague. 
 
 2. Ditto, ditto, 13th September, 1666, for a general fast on ac- 
 count of the Fire of London. 
 
 3. Ditto, ditto, 6th August, 1666, for a thanksgiving on account 
 of the victory over the Dutch naval forces. 
 
 4. Ditto, ditto, 10th March, 1 667, for inforcing the laws against 
 conventicles, ^c. 
 
 5. Ditto, ditto, 14th June, 1670, for enforcing the immediate 
 completion of His Majesty's fee-farm rents. 
 
 6. Ditto, ditto, 1 6th January, 1 673, for a general fast for success 
 against popish recusants and other secret enemies. 
 
 7. Ditto, ditto, 30th March, 1678, for a general fast on account 
 of the death of Charles the First. 
 
 8. Ditto, ditto, 30th March, 1678, for a general fast and humi- 
 liation, to avert divine punishment for the nation's sins. 
 
 9. Ditto, ditto, 5th October, 1678, for oflfering prayers to de- 
 feat a plot against the King's life, and subverting the protes- 
 tant government. 
 
 10. Ditto, ditto, 20th October, for discovery of the murther of 
 Sir Edmondbury Godfrey. 
 
 11. Ditto, ditto, 28th March, 1679, for a general fast, on ac- 
 count of the conspiracy of the papists and others. 
 
 12. Ditto, ditto, 11th July, 1685, for a solemn thanksgiving for 
 His Majesty's victories over the rebels [at Sedgemoor] . 
 
 Parliamentary History and Debates, 8(C. 
 
 Parliamentary Writs : in four parts. Parts 1 and 2 being a brief 
 register, calendar, and survey of the several kinds and forms of all 
 parliamentary writs : Part 3, Brevia Parliamentaria Rediviva : and 
 Part 4 comprising all writs De expensis Militum et Burgensium Par- 
 liamenti. By William Prynne, esq. 4 vol. [in 2] 4to 
 
 Lond. 1659-64 
 
 An exact collection of Debates in the House of Commons, from 2d 
 October, 1660. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \QQO 
 
 Charles and his Parliament, A collection of Declarations, Decrees, 
 and other documents between. .. .. iowc?. 1662 
 
 Dugdale (Sir William), A perfect copy of all the Summonses of the 
 nobility to the great councils and parliament of this realm, from 
 Henry III. folio .. .. .. Zowrf. 1685 
 
 History and proceedings of the House of Lords, from the Restoration 
 in 1660 to the present time [1742]. 8 vol. 8vo Lond. 1742 
 
250 Parliamentary, Constitutional, and 
 
 Parliamentary Debates in England, A collection of, from the year 
 
 1668 to 1742. 22 vol. 8vo , . . . Lond. 1739-43 
 
 Parliaments ; Of the use and abuse of, in two historical discourses. 
 
 2 vol. 8vo .. .. .. .. iowc?. 1744 
 
 Parliamentary or Constitutional History of England, from the earliest 
 
 times to the restoration of Charles II. By several hands. With 
 
 concluding part and Appendix. Second edition. 25 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1762 
 Debates in the House of Commons, from the year 1667 to 1694. 
 
 Collected by the Hon. Anchitill Grey, esq., who was thirty years 
 
 member for the town of Derby. 10 vol. 8vo Lond, 1763 
 
 Slave Trade : Acts of Parliament, Treaties, and other papers, folio 
 
 Lond. 1806-19 
 Extracts from the Acts of Parliament as to the oaths to be taken by 
 
 the members of the Imperial Parliament. 8vo Z,onrf. 1820 
 
 Parliamentary History and Debates, from the Conquest to 1854. By 
 
 Luke Hansard. 131 vol. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1806-54 
 
 Beports on Parliamentary Representation. (With coloured plans.) 
 
 8 vol. folio . . . . . . . . Lond. 1832 
 
 Abstract of answers and returns under the Population Act, 1 1 Geo. 
 
 IV. 3 vol. folio . . . . . . Lond. 1837 
 
 The Mirror of Parliament. Edited by John Henry Barrow, esq. 
 
 First series, 4 Geo. IV. to 4 Will. IV. 36 vol. foHo Lond. 1837 
 Second series, 1 and 2 Victoria. 6 vol. 8vo Lond. 1 839 
 
 The humble Petition of the Lords and Commons in Parliament, sent 
 to His Majestic at York, concerning the removal! of His Majesty's 
 arms, cannon, and ammunition, in his magazine at Hull, and the 
 taking off the reprieve of six condemned priests, prisoners in New- 
 gate; with His Majestie's answer thereunto, 14th April, 1642. 
 4to ,. .. .. .. .. York, 1642 
 
 Three Declarations : first, of the Lords and Commons, with His Ma- 
 jestie's answer ; second, a declaration of the Grand Jury of Wor- 
 cester ; third, of the Isle of Wight to the King and Parliament. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 The Petition of both Houses of Parhament, presented to His Majesty 
 at York, March 26, 1 642, with His Majestie's answer : and the 
 petition of the Noblemen and Gentlemen estated in Ireland, and 
 now in London, and likewise the Petition of the county of Lin- 
 coln, (S^c. 4to . . . . . . . . Lond. 1642 
 
 His Majestie's Answer to the Petition of the Lords and Commons, 
 presented to His Majesty at York. 4to . . Lond. 1642 
 
 Three Proclamations by the King : first, against the forcible seizing 
 or removing any magazine in any county ; second, forbidding the 
 relieving of the town of Kingston upon Hull ; third, of pardon to 
 the officers and souldiers within that town and county. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1642 
 
 A Declaration of the House of Commons in vindication of their house, 
 from a pamphlet entituled The humble Petition of Capt. Booth of 
 Killingholm. 4to .. .. .. Lond, \Q^2 
 
Political Documents and Records, 251 
 
 An ordinance concerning the proceedings of ill-affected persons and 
 papists in the six counties of North Wales, and for appointing Sir 
 Thomas Middleton serjeant- major of the forces. 4to Lond. 1642 
 
 An ordinance of the Lords and Commons concerning a new assize 
 upon alum, copperas, Monmouth caps and hats, hops, safiron, 
 starch or stuffs, SfC, for the payment of debts to handicraft men 
 and other persons, for armes, ammunition, and other services. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1664 
 
 An additional ordinance for enabling Sir Thomas Middleton, serjeant- 
 major-general of the six counties of North Wales, to take sub- 
 scriptions for raising forces. 4to .. .. Lond. 1644 
 
 Three Orders for the better observation of the Monethly Fast, and 
 especially the Nativity of Christ. 4to . . Lond. 1 644 
 
 Orders presented to His Majesty by the advice of the Lords and 
 Commons of Parliament at Oxford, for the more indifferent rating 
 and levying monies to be raised by way of contribution, and to 
 prevent the disorders of the armies. 4to , . Oxford, 1644 
 
 All the several ordinances and orders by the Lords and Commons, 
 concerning sequestring the estates of delinquents, papists, 8(C. 
 4to .- .. .. .. .. Lond. 1644 
 
 An Act for raising 30,000/. monthly for maintenance of the forces 
 raised by Parliament for the service of England and Ireland, fo. 
 
 Lond. 1649 
 
 An Act for redress of delays and mischiefs by Writs of Error, fo. 
 
 Lond. 1649 
 
 An Act for accompts and clearing of Publique Debts, fo. Lond. 1653 
 
 Perfect Passages of each day's proceedings in Parliament. No. 71. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1646 
 
 Catalogue of the names of all such who were summoned to any Par- 
 liament, or reputed Parliament, from the year 1 640. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1661 
 
 The last Speech and Thanks of Queen Elizabeth, of ever blessed 
 memory, to her last Parliament, after her delivery from the Popish 
 plots. .. . . . . .. Lond. 1679 
 
 His Majesty's Speech to the Houses of Parliament, 28th January, 
 1677-8. folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1678 
 
 Order of Council as to the royal touch for the king's evil, 9th Jan. 
 1683. 
 
 Petition, 1 1th Feb., 1684, 1st James H., praying leave to collect the 
 public's benevolence towards obtaining restoration of their losses. 
 
 A list of one unanimous club of voters in His Majestie's Long Par- 
 liament, dissolved in 78, very fit to be thought of at the next, 
 folio. .. . . . . .. .. ^ 1679 
 
 The Great Question to be considered by the King and this approach- 
 ing Parliament, briefly proposed and modestly discussed. By Bri- 
 tannicus. folio . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 England's great interest in the choice of this new Parliament : dedi- 
 cated to all her freeholders and electors, by Phil-Anglus. fo. n. d. 
 
 Sober and seasonable Queries, humbly offered to all good Protestants 
 in England, in order to a choice of the new Parliament, fo. n. d. 
 2 s 
 
252 Parliamentary, Constitutional, S^c. 
 
 The moderate Parliament considered in this time of danger ; being 
 an answer sent to a person of quality about electing a member to 
 sit in the ensuing Parliament. By G. P. 4to August 22, 1679 
 
 Cottoni Posthuma : divers choice pieces, wherein are discussed se- 
 veral important questions concerning the right and power of the 
 Lords and Commons in Parliament. By the renowned antiquary 
 Sir Robert Cotton, bart. 8vo .. .. Zowc?. 1679 
 
 An answer to a letter written by a member of Parliament, upon his 
 reading the Gazette of the 11th of December, 1679. folio n. d. 
 
 The Bill for regulating abuses in elections of members to serve in 
 Parliament, as it was read a second time and committed by the 
 House of Commons, upon Saturday the oth April, 1679. fo. n. d. 
 
 The humble Address and Advice of several of the peers of this realm, 
 for the sitting of the Parliament, presented to His Majesty, folio 
 
 Lond. 1679 
 [The following pieces are undated, but all appear to be of the last 
 date, 1679.] 
 
 An impartial Survey of such as are not and such as are fitly qualified 
 candidates for the approaching Parliament. By a hearty well- 
 wisher to the prosperity of both, folio . . n. d. 
 
 The Nation's aggrievance (by way of address from loyal subjects), 
 presented to His Majesty the King of Great Britain, for his fa- 
 vour, countenance, and regard, relating to the countries election 
 of their representatives in Parliament, folio . . n. d. 
 
 The Countries Vindication from the aspersions of a late scandalous 
 paper, nicknamed Robert Tell- truth's Advice in choice of the next 
 Parliament. By a lover of his king and country, folio n. d. 
 
 Precedents of members delivered out of custody by Parliament, 
 single sheet . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 A letter from a friend in Abingdon to a gentleman in London con- 
 cerning the election of burgesses for Parliament, folio n. d. 
 
 The inconveniences of a long continuance of the same Parliament, 
 folio . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Reasons offered by a Wellwisher against a petition to the king for 
 the sitting of Parliament, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 The Election [of Parliament-men] , a Poem. 4to Lond. 1701 
 
 A collection of debates in the House of Commons, 1680, relating to 
 the Bill of Exclusion of the Duke of York. Svo Lond. 1 725 
 
 Regulations and instructions relating to His Majesty's service at sea, 
 by His Majesty in council. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 790 
 
 Proceedings of the society of Friends of the People, associated for 
 the purpose of obtaining a Parliamentary Reform, in the year 1792. 
 Svo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1793 
 
 Biographical Index to the present House of Lords, corrected to Oc- 
 tober, 1808. 8vo 
 
 Rules for the guidance of members of Parliament in the manage- 
 ment of select committees, and the preparation of reports. 8vo 
 
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253 
 
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 Abarbanel (Solomon), The complaint of the cliildren of Israel, repre- 
 senting their grievances under the Penal Laws. [A burlesque on 
 the dissenters petitioning for a repeal of the Test Act.] 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1736 
 
 Abhorrers and Addressers, A letter from a friend to a person of 
 quality, in answer to a letter about, folio . . Lond. 1 682 
 
 Abjuration, The Oath of, A detection of a falsehood endeavoured to 
 be imposed on the publick, in a paper entituled, the Test offered 
 to the consideration of the electors of Great Britain, folio 
 
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 Absolom's Conspiracy, or the Tragedy of Treason, folio Lond. 1 680 
 
 Acherley (Roger), The Britannic Constitution : or, the fundamental 
 form of government in Britain, folio . . Lond. 1727 
 
 Achor, The Valley of: — see Queries. 
 
 A collection of scarce pieces or sheets (334 in number), relating to 
 various subjects, but chiefly those of a political and constitutional 
 nature, folio, (various dates.) 
 
 Adamson (Tho.), England's defence : a treatise concerning invasion, 
 8(c., by Thomas Diggs, esq., to which is now added an account of 
 such stores of war, SfC, requisite for the defence of a fort, folio 
 
 Lond. 1680 
 
 iEsop an alarmist, or Political Fables. 8vo . . Lond. 1794 
 
 Agricola, Two letters from, to Sir William Howe ; to which are an- 
 nexed Political Observations. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1779 
 
 Alarm, An, to England, or a warning-piece to all true Protestants, 
 folio . . . . . , . . . . Lond. 1668 
 
 Alarum, An, to the Officers and Soldiers of the armies of England, 
 Scotland, and Ireland. 4to . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Allegiance, Some few questions concerning the Oath of, propos'd by 
 a catholic gentleman. 4to .. .. Lond. \ 67 4 
 
 The present case stated ; or the oaths of allegiance and supremacy 
 no badges of slavery. 4to .. .. Zone?. 1689 
 
 Melius inquirendum; or a further modest and impartial inquiry 
 into the lawfulness of taking the new oath of. 4to Lond. 1689 
 The penitential Declaration of Ralph Lowndes of Middlewich, 
 Cheshire, on taking the new oath of. folio sheet Lond. 1690 
 A Letter concerning Allegiance, written by the Lord Bishop of 
 L — n — n to a clergyman in Essex presently after the Revolu- 
 tion. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1710 
 
 Alsop, Mr., The Speech of, to the King, on presenting an Address, 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. Lond. 1687 
 
 A short review of the Political State of Great Britain at the com- 
 mencement of 1787. Sixth edition. 8vo .. Lond. 1787 
 
 Anglice Tutamen, or the safety of England ; being an account of the 
 banks, lotteries, mines, diving, draining, and engines now on foot. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Xowrf. 1695 
 
254 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 Anne (Queen) : 
 
 Observations on the Speech of, at the late prorogation, folio 1701 
 
 Address of the House of Comnions to* folio . . 1 703 
 
 The Representation of the Lords to, with the answer. 1 703-4 
 
 The Humble Address of the Lords to. foUo . . 1706 
 
 Answer of, to the Parliament of Scotland, folio 1 706 
 
 The Humble Representation of the House of Commons to. folio 
 
 1711 
 
 Her Majesty's Speech to Parliament, April 9, 1712. fo. 1713 
 Answer, A modest, to a pamphlet entitled A Speech lately made 
 
 by a noble Peer of the Realm, folio . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Antidote, An, against the present fears and jealousies of the nation. 
 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1679 
 
 Apology for the conduct of a late celebrated second-rate Minister. 
 
 8vo . . . . . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Apology for a late resignation. Second edition. 8vo Lond. n. d. 
 Applegarth (Rob. William), Rights for Man : or analytical strictures 
 
 on the constitution of Great Britain and Ireland. 8vo Lond. 1792 
 Army, The : 
 
 A Declaration on tlie necessity of a present subscription of money 
 and plate for the further supply of. broad sheet 1 642 
 
 Order against persons taking up arms upon pretence of His Ma- 
 jesty's service, broad sheet . . . . 1 642 
 
 Order for Deputy Lieutenants of counties, not members of Parlia- 
 ment, to be present at days for training, broad sheet 1 642 
 
 Order for advance of money to. broad sheet 1642 
 
 Order for a contribution for the relief of maimed soldiers, broad 
 sheet .. .. .. .. 1642 
 
 Order for the speedy raising of money for advancing of the Scotch 
 array, broad sheet . . . . . . 1 643 
 
 Ordinance for the encouragement of persons advancing money for 
 horse and foot, broad sheet . . . . 1 644 
 
 Ordinance for officers to repair to their colours in 48 hours, broad 
 sheet .. .. .. .. 1644 
 
 Instructions, Rules, 8iC. for the army under Sir Thomas Fairfax, 
 broad sheet . . . . . . . . 1 645 
 
 Military Rules, 8(C. ordered by Parliament, axe^. brd. sheet 1645 
 
 Declaration on a Petition tending to put the army in mutiny, and 
 to obstruct the relief of Ireland, broad sheet 1647 
 
 An additional ordinance for the fuller indemnity of officers, S(C. 
 acting by authority of Parliament, broad sheet 1647 
 
 Declaration for making void a former declaration concerning the 
 Army, broadsheet .. .. .. 1647 
 
 A new declaration from eight regiments in the, presented to his 
 excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax, neere Kingston, at his advance 
 towards Windsor. . . . , . . Lond. \ 647 
 
 Two Speeches made by the Speakers of both Houses of Parliament 
 to his excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax, generall, after the army 
 had guarded the members to sit in safety on Friday, the 6 day 
 of Aug. 1647, H^c. .. .. .. Lond. 1647 
 
Political and Constitutional Works, 255 
 
 Ordinance for redressing the oppressions of soldiers taking free 
 quarter, broad sheet . . . . . . ^ 1 64 7 
 
 Declaration, that the officers employed in the several armies shall 
 continue in their several counties and places of abode, and not 
 repair to Parliament during their consideration of settling the 
 peace of the kingdom, broadsheet .. 1648 
 
 A copy of two letters sent from divers officers of the army in the 
 north to Lord Fairfax, concerning the large petition presented 
 to Parhament 11th Sept. 1648, together with a letter gi'atula- 
 tory from divers officers of the army, at the league before Bar- 
 wick, to the presentees of the foresaid petition, broad sh. 1 648 
 
 The religious and loyal Protestation of John Gauden, Dr. in Di- 
 vinity, against the present declared purposes and proceedings 
 of the army, and others, about the trying and destroying our 
 sovereign lord the king. Jan. 1648. 
 
 Resolves concerning poor persons contributing money for the army 
 in 1642. broadsheet .. .. .. 1649 
 
 An order for six months' assessment of 60,000/. per month, by 
 the Protector, folio sheet .. .. 1655 
 
 Proclamation, disclaiming any intention to retrench the arrears of 
 the army . . . . . . . . 1 660 
 
 Order and declaration of both Houses for getting in the arrears of 
 the army, folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The rule of proportion agreed upon by the Committee of Parlia- 
 ment for the associated counties. (MS.) 
 
 The danger to civil liberty from an independent army : being a 
 short argument against military commissions for life. fo. n. d. 
 
 An apology for the Army, in a short essay on Fortitude. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1715 
 
 Warrant for regulating the necessary stoppages from the Dragoons 
 and Foot, for answering the expenses borne by the regiments, 
 folio . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 732 
 
 Warrant for regulating the clothing of the Horse and Dragoon 
 forces, folio .. .. .. 1736 
 
 A free and impartial Enquiry into the extraordinary and advanta- 
 geous bargain, &;c. for remitting money for the pay of the forces 
 abroad for the year 1 743, being a faithful specimen of the oeco- 
 nomy and management of the present administration in do- 
 mestic affairs. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1743 
 
 The case of the Hanover Forces in the pay of Great Britain ex- 
 amined. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1743 
 
 A Vindication of a late pamphlet, entitled The case of the Hanover 
 Troops considered. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1 743 
 
 The Interest of Great Britain steadily pursued, in answer to the 
 
 case of the Hanover Forces. 8vo .. Lond. MA^ 
 
 Array, His Majesty's Answer to the declaration of both Houses of 
 
 Parliament, concerning the commission of, of 1st July, 1642. fo. 
 
 York, printed by Rob. Barker, and reprinted Sit London, 1642 
 
 Asgill (John), Defence of, upon his expulsion from the House of 
 
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256 . Political and Constitutional Works. 
 
 Asgill (John), Reasons offered by Mr. Holland against the enlarge- 
 ment of, from custody, folio . . , . n. d. 
 
 A suddaine Answer to a suddaine Moderator, who expects suddaine 
 peace or certain ruin. 4to . . . . Lond, 1642 
 
 Associations, The two, one subscribed by 146 members of the House 
 of Commons ; the other seized in the closet of the Earl of Shaftes- 
 bury: with the List of the Grand Jury who found the bill against 
 the Earl of Danby. foUo .. .. .. 1681 
 
 Association, Remarques upon the new project of the Association, 
 folio. [See ParaUel.] .. .. .. 1682 
 
 Bacon (Francis), lord Verulam, An Essay of a King: with an ex- 
 planation what manner of persons those should be that are to exe- 
 cute the King's prerogative. 4 to . . . . Lond. 1642 
 
 Baggery, The Speech of Ferdinando Huddleston, esq. at the election 
 at, in the county of Cumberland, folio . . 1679 
 
 Balzac's Politics : The French Favourites, or the Seventh Discourse 
 of. Published by Dr. White Kennett, dean of Peterborough. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1709 
 
 Bankrupts. The deplorable state of such unfortunate debtors as have 
 
 been declared bankrupts, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 Reasons for passing the Bill for preventing frauds committed by. 
 
 folio sheet . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Some considerations to Parliament for the benefit of creditors and 
 
 relief of honest insolvents, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 Observations and Proposals by creditors, merchants, 8fc. relating 
 
 to the Bill concerning, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 An abstract of the considerations for the benefit of creditors, 5fc. 
 
 folio sheet . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 A brief of the Bill exhibited against, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 Some considerations relating to the Law of Bankruptcies, and the 
 
 imprisonment of men's persons for debt. Svo Nottingham, 17 S6 
 
 Baratariana ; a collection of fugitive political pieces, written during the 
 administration of Lord Townshend. Second edit. Dublin, 1773 
 
 Barnard (Sir John), knt., a Defence of several proposals for raising 
 of three millions for the service of the government for the year 
 1746. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1746 
 
 Barnard, Sir John, Remarks on a letter to, in which the proposals 
 of that worthy patriot are vindicated, and a late important trans- 
 action set in a true light. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1 746 
 
 Barrier Treaty : — see Treaties. 
 
 Bassano, Paul, A Defence of, the surviving patentee for the importa- 
 tion of fresh salmon and lobsters, Sfc. by a new invention, sub- 
 mitted to Parliament, broad sheets . . n. d. 
 
 Bedlow, Capt. William : — see Popish Plot. 
 
 Bee, The, Revived : or the Universal Weekly Pamphlet, No. 37, 
 vol. iii. 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Bengal Sugar, Three Letters on the subject of importing of, into 
 England. 8vo . . .. .. .. Lond, 1793 
 
Political and Constitutional Works, 257 
 
 Remarks on a pamphlet, entitled Bengal Sugar, and on the man- 
 ner in which the trade of the East-India Company is carried on 
 in the East Indies. By Gilbert Francklyn, esq. 8vo Lond. 1 795 
 Bentham (Jeremy), Observations on Mr. Peel's Speech on the Po- 
 lice Magistrates Raising Bill. 8vo .. Lond. 1825 
 BibUotheca ParHamenti : Libri Theologici, PoHtici, Historici, qui pro- 
 stant venales in vico vulgo vocato Little Brittain, done in English 
 for the Assembly of Divines. 4to tr. . . Lond. 1653 
 Bibhotheca MDitum : or the Souldiers public Library, lately erected 
 for the benefit of all that love the good old cause, at Wallingford 
 house. 4to tr. .. .. .. Lond. 1659 
 
 [Both these works are satires on the Parliament and Army.] 
 BischofF (James), A comprehensive view of the woollen and wor- 
 stead manufactures, and the natural and commercial history of 
 sheep, from the earliest records to the present time. 2 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1842 
 
 Bischoff (James), Foreign Tariffs, their injurious effects on British 
 
 manufactures, especially the woollen manufacture ; with proposed 
 
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 Bishops : 
 
 The Petition and Protestation of all the Bishops called to attend 
 Parliament, against all laws made in their absence, since De- 
 cember 1641. broadsheet. 
 The Petition of the county of Kent, thanking Parliament for taking 
 away the votes of Prelates, broad sheet . . 1641 
 
 The Petition of the company of Silk Throwsters, for the abolition 
 of Prelacy, broadsheet .. .. 1641 
 
 The Petition of the county of Devon for the exclusion of Papists 
 from the King's great affairs, and his Prelates from temporal 
 jurisdiction, broad sheet . . . . 1 642 
 
 The Honours of the Lords Spiritual asserted ; and their privileges 
 
 to vote in capital cases maintained, folio .. 1679 
 
 A discourse of the Peerage and Jurisdiction of the Lords Spiritual, 
 
 proving that they have no right in claiming jurisdiction in 
 
 capital matters, folio .. .. .. 1679 
 
 A dialogue between the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop 
 of Hereford, containing the true reason why the Bishops could 
 not read the Declaration, folio .. .. 1688 
 
 Seasonable advice to the Bishops on their day of trial, fo. 1688 
 A Letter from a Dissenter to the petitioning Bishops, folio 1688 
 A vindication of the Archbishop of Canterbury and other Bishops 
 from the calumnies of the author of the Modest Enquiry, fo. 1 690 
 The deprived Bishops' recommendation to the Non -jurors, fo. 1695 
 A Letter from a Clergyman, vindicating the Bill for preventing the 
 translation of Bishops. 4to .. .. Lond. 1702 
 
 An Account of the Proposals of the Archbishop of Canterbury, 
 
 with some other Bishops, to His Majesty, folio n. d. 
 
 Black (William Henry), Plan of a national and civil Registration of 
 
 Births, Marriages, and Deaths, in a letter to the chairman of the 
 
 committee of the House of Commons. 8vo . . Lond. 1838 
 
258 Political and Constitutional Works. 
 
 Blundel the Jesuit's letter of Intelligence to his friends the Jesuits at 
 Cambray, taken about him when he was apprehended at Lambeth, 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. 1679 
 
 Bolron (Robt.) : — see Popish Plot. 
 
 Booth, Henry, The Speech of, on his being elected knight of the 
 shire for Chester; with the Freeholders' desire to him and his 
 fellow-representative Sir Robt. Cotton, folio . . 1681 
 
 Boughton (Sir W. C. Rouse), Substance of an address to a paro- 
 chial meeting at Chiswick, to consider of a voluntary subscription 
 for the defence of the country. 8vo . . Lond. 1798 
 
 Bourk (Hubert) :— see Popish Plot. 
 
 Bowdler (John), Reform or Ruin : take your choice ! in which the 
 conduct of the King, the Parliament, the Ministry, S^c. is con- 
 sidered. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. n^S 
 
 Bowles (John), A letter to Mr. Fox, occasioned by his motion re- 
 specting Libels. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \1 90 
 
 Bowles (John), Considerations on the respective rights of Judge 
 and Jury, particularly on trials for libel. 8vo Lond. 1791 
 
 Bowles (John), Proofs of French Aggression, extracted from an an- 
 swer to Mr. Erskine's view of the causes and consequences of the 
 war. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. \ld^ 
 
 Brenan (M.), Papal Dominion incompatible with the natural rights 
 and positive laws of Christian nations. 8vo Lond. 1828 
 
 Bridgeman, Orlando. A letter to Master Bridgeman, and a letter 
 enclosed to Master Anderson, broad sheet . . Lond. 1642 
 
 Brissot (J. P.), to his constituents, on the situation of the National 
 Convention. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1194: 
 
 Brissotins, The History of the, or part of the secret of the Revolu- 
 tion and of the first six months of the Republic ; in answer to 
 Brissot's address to his constituents. Sec. edit. 8vo Lond. 1794 
 
 Bristol, Speech of the Earl of, on the Bill of Indemnity. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1660 
 
 British Constitution, The, analyzed, by a reference to the earliest 
 periods of history ; in which is detailed Magna Charta, with illus- 
 trations by the most eminent legal characters. By a Doctor of 
 Laws. 2 vol. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \S\\ 
 
 Briton, The Free, or the opinion of the People. 8vo Lond. 1710 
 
 Briton, The Free, No 50, containing reflections on the Irish troops in 
 the service of France. By Francis Walsingham, esq. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1730 
 
 Brougham, Henry lord. " Who shall be our Leaders ?" Thoughts 
 on the Aristocracy of England, by Isaac Tomkins, gent. A letter 
 to Isaac Tomkins, gent, from Peter Jenkins. 8vo Lond. 1835 
 
 Buckingham, A mild but searching expostulatory letter from the poor 
 and plain-dealing farmers of the neighbouring villages, to the men 
 of. folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Buckingham (George duke of), A Letter of, to the unknown author 
 
 of a short answer to the Duke's paper concerning Religion, 
 
 Toleration, and Liberty of Conscience, folio sheet. 1 685 
 
 A Reply to ditto, folio sheet . . . . 1685 
 
Political and Constitutional Works. 259 
 
 Buckingham. New news of a strange Monster found in Stow woods, 
 
 near Buckingham, of a human shape, with a double heart, and 
 
 no hands, a head with two tongues and no brains, fo. sh. n. d. 
 
 A Letter to a friend in the country concerning. foHo sheet n. d. 
 
 Budget, The; inscribed to the man who thinks himself minister. 
 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1764 
 
 Budget, The; A collection of Letters in favour of public liberty, 
 published in the interval of 1764 to 1770. 3 vol. small 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1789 
 
 Bull, John, The opinions of, comprised in an address to his wife and 
 
 children. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1792 
 
 A Letter to, from his second cousin John Bull. Svo Lond. 1793 
 Three Warnings to, before he dies. Svo . . Lond. 179S 
 
 Bull Land. An Account of some peculiar manners and customs of, 
 or the island of contradictions, faithfully detailed by old Hubert. 
 Svo . . . . . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Burdett, Sir Francis, bart. Report of the proceedings during the late 
 contested election for Westminster. . . . . 1S21 
 
 Burghley (William Cecill, lord), A Collection of State Papers left by. 
 2 vol. folio . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 740-59 
 
 Burke (Edmund), The speech of, on Mr. Fox's East India Bill. Svo 
 
 Lond. 17S4 
 Reflections on the Revolution in France. Svo .. Lond, 1790 
 
 [See Dupont, M.] 
 A Letter from, to a member of the National Assembly, in answer 
 to some objections to his book on French affairs. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1791 
 
 Thoughts on Government, occasioned by the Reflections of. 
 
 Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1790 
 
 A Letter from, to a Noble Lord, on the attacks made upon him 
 and his pension. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1796 
 
 Two Letters to a Member of Parliament, on the proposals for Peace 
 
 with the regicide Directory of France. Svo Lond. 1796 
 
 Burke's Letter to a Noble Lord. Seventh edit. Svo Lond. 1796 
 
 Burke (Rt. hon. Edmund), The Works of. 16 vol. Svo Lond. 1S26-27 
 
 Burn (John Ilderton), Familiar Letters on population, emigration, 
 
 and home colonization, 8(C. foolscap Svo . . Lond. ISIS 
 
 Burnett (Gilbert), A Collection of eighteen Papers relating to the 
 
 afi'airs of Church and State, during the reign of King James II. 
 
 4to .. . . . . .. .. Lond. 16S9 
 
 Burnett, Gilbert, A Letter to, from the Earl of Rochester, fo. n. d. 
 Burnett, Gilbert, Speech of, on the Bill against Occasional Con- 
 formity. foHo . . . . . . 1 70S 
 
 White Crow : or an inquiry into some new doctrines broach'd by 
 the Bishop of Salisbury, in a pair of Sermons. Svo Lond. 1710 
 A Letter to Tho. Burnet, esq., shewing that he hath used the same 
 fidelity in printing a letter of Dr. Beach's in the Life of Bishop 
 Burnet, as the editors of Dr. Burnet's History of his own Times 
 have exemplified, S(C., with a specimen of some of the castrations 
 in that history. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1736 
 
260 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 A second Letter to the same, wherein the former letter is fully vin- 
 dicated, and his disingenuity further detected. 8vo Lond, 1736 
 
 Burnett (Tho.), An Essay upon Government : or the natural notions 
 of government demonstrated in a chain of consequences from the 
 fundamental principles of society. 8vo .. Lond.\1\Q 
 
 Burnt Children dread the Fire. 8vo .. .. jLowrf. 1733 
 
 Cahal, The Romish, of ghosts and mortals, or the devil deceived, and 
 the sick Pope, sheet . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Cabala : or secret Mysteries of State and Government ; in letters of 
 illustrious persons and great agents, in the reign of Henry VIII., 
 Queen Elizabeth, King James, and the late King Charles. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1654 
 
 Cambridge, A true Account of the Election at. foHo sh. 1680-1 
 
 A Letter about the Election of Members for the county of. folio 
 
 sheet .. .. .. .. 1690 
 
 The University's charge to Dixey Windsor, esq., their new mem- 
 ber, folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Campbell (Donald), A letter to the Marquis of Lorn, on the present 
 times, to which is now prefixed an attack on the said letter, with 
 an answer to the same. 8vo .. .. Xowc?. 1798 
 
 Canne (J.), Intelligencer-general. The Acts and Monuments of our 
 late Parliament. [A political Satire on the Parliament and times.] 
 4totr. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1659 
 
 Cant, The true spirit of, being a libel on Bishop Burnett, fo. sh. 1684 
 
 Canterbury, Petition of the gentry of, disclaiming a former petition : 
 with the Lord Keeper's answer, folio sheet . . 1642 
 
 Carlisle (The Earl of), A letter from a venerated Nobleman, recently 
 retired from this country, to ; explaining the causes of that event. 
 8vo . . .. .. .. Dublin, 1795 
 
 Certaine Informations from several parts of the kingdome, for the 
 better satisfaction of all such who desire to be truly informed of 
 every week e's passage. No. 21, 4to Lowrf. (June) 1643 
 
 Certain Proposals humbly offered for the preservation and continu- 
 ance of the true reformed religion in these three kingdomes of 
 England, Scotland, and Ireland. 4to . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Certain Queries or Considerations presented to the view of all that 
 desire reformation of grievances, comprized in these heads follow- 
 ing, viz., adultery and whoredom ; reforming the custom-houses ; 
 putting down tythes, S^c. . . . . . . Lond. 1 65 1 
 
 Chamberlen (Dr. Hugh), The Proposal of, to the Commons, for rais- 
 ing a Tax for discharge of the arrears of the Navy and Army, 
 folio sheet . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Chamberlen (Paul), M.D., The Petition of, to the House of Com- 
 mons, touching a proposal to supply the government with money, 
 without interest. 4to sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 Charles I. (King) : 
 
 The Address and Petition of several Peers to, on the dangers 
 threatening the Church, State, and Person of. folio sh. 1640 
 
Political and Constitutional Works. 261 
 
 Some Passages that happened between, and the committee of both 
 
 Houses, when the Declaration was deUvered. foUo sheet 1641 
 The entertainment of, at York, as related by Sir John Strickland, 
 
 8{C. folio sheet .. .. ' .. 1641 
 
 Three Petitions from Rutland to, in his passing through York. 
 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. 1642 
 
 The Answer and Petition of the Lords and Commons to the last 
 
 message of. folio .. .. .. 1642 
 
 Petition of the Inhabitants of Nottingham to the King, at York. 
 
 folio .. .. .. .. 1642 
 
 Two Speeches of, one to the freeholders of Nottingham at Newark ; 
 
 the other to the freeholders of Lincoln, at Lincoln. 4to 1642 
 Petition of the Clothiers of Suffolk, and of Dedham and Langham 
 
 in Essex, to. folio .. .. .. 1642 
 
 Petition of divers subjects of Bedfordshire to, with the answer. 
 
 folio .. .. .. .. 1642 
 
 Petition of the county of York to, desiring a union between the 
 
 King and Parliament, folio . . , . 1 642 
 
 Petition of the Citizens of York to. folio . . 1 642 
 
 Petition of the Ministers, Freeholders, 5fC. of the North riding 
 
 assembled at Heeworth Moor, folio . . 1 642 
 
 Petition of many thousand well-affected subjects of the county of 
 
 York to. folio .. .. .. 1642 
 
 Petition of Scotland to the Privy Council, declaring lovaltv to. 
 
 folio .. .. .. .. 1642 
 
 Petition of the county Palatine of Chester to, for residing where 
 
 he may best consult his council, folio .. 1642 
 
 Petition of the county of Essex, to both Houses, for an accommo- 
 dation with, folio .. .. .. 1642 
 
 The Protestation of the Freeholders of Yorkshire in not being 
 
 summoned to attend the King at York, folio 1642 
 
 An Answer to the Speech of, by the Gentry of Yorkshire, folio 
 
 1642 
 Letter of, to the Gentry of Yorkshire, folio 1 642 
 
 Some few Observations upon His Majestie's late answer to the 
 
 declaration or remonstrance of the Lords and Commons. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1642 
 A View of a printed book, intituled Observations upon His Ma- 
 jesty's late Answer and Expresses. 4to Lond. 1642 
 An Answer to a View, S^c. 4to . . . . Lond, 1642 
 The Case of the King stated from the very beginning of the warre. 
 
 By Basilius Anonymus. 4to .. .. Lond. 1647 
 
 A faithful and impartial relation of what passed between, and the 
 
 commissioners of both Houses, both at the delivery of their 
 
 votes for a personal treatv, and their receiving the answer of. 
 
 folio .. ..' .. .. 1648 
 
 A declaration of the Nobility and Gentry, that adhered to the late. 
 
 folio .. .. .. .. 1660 
 
 Charles Stuart, Irrevocability du Test et des lois penales prouv^e 
 
 par la mort tragique de. 8vo . . , . h, Londres, 1688 
 
262 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 A Vindication of Charles I., or a loyal subject's duty. By Edward 
 Symmons; and now republished by Richard HoUingworth, 
 D.D. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1697 
 
 The Presbyterians not concerned in the unjust murther of Charles I. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1710 
 
 A Sermon preached before the Society of Lincoln's Inn, Jan. 3, 
 1732 [touching the death of, <^c.] By a Layman. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1732 
 
 A supplement to ditto, addressed to a very important and most 
 solemn churchman, solicitor-general for causes ecclesiastical. 
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 Letters between Colonel Robert Hammond, governor of the Isle 
 of Wight, and the Committee at Derby House, and others, rela- 
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 Proclamation, that immediately on the decease of the late king, the 
 crown descended to. . . . . . . 1660 
 
 Proclamation, declaring the King's pleasure touching his corona- 
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 Speech of the Speaker of the House of Commons to. 1660 
 
 A Letter from, to the Speaker of the House of Commons, with His 
 Majesty's declaration enclosed, and resolution thereon. 1 660 
 
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 from Breda. 4to .. .. .. 1660 
 
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 Monk. 4to .. .. .. .. 1660 
 
 Letter of, to the Generals of the Navy at sea, with his declaration. 
 4to .. .. .. .. 1660 
 
 Resolution of both Houses, enjoining ministers to pray by name 
 for the King, and James Duke of York, and on thanksgiving day 
 to return thanks for the king's letter. . . 1660 
 
 A Letter from the Commons to, in answer to His Majesty's letter. 
 
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 England's Joy : or a relation of the most remarkable passages 
 from the arrival of, at Dover, to his entrance at Whitehall. 4to 
 
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 Speech of, to both Houses, on passing the Act of Indemnity and 
 Oblivion. 4to .. .. .. 1660 
 
 Speech of, with the Lord Chancellor's, to both Houses. 1660 
 
 Proclamation for the proclaiming of. .. 1660 
 
Political and Constitutional Works. 263 
 
 Two votes concerning the Lands and Houses of, and of the 
 Queen. .. .. .. .. 1660 
 
 Declaration of. folio .. .. .. 1671-2 
 
 The Speech of, to the Parliament, and the propositions of the 
 States General for peace. .. .. 1673-4 
 
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 Declaration of, for the dissolution of his late Privy Council, and 
 for constituting a new one, S^c. . . . . 1679 
 
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 Commons to, with his answers, from 1660 to 1679. foho. 
 
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 mons address. .. .. .. 1680 
 
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 tract of marriage, with the mother of the Duke of Monmouth. 
 
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 liaments. .. .. .. .. 1681 
 
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 Speech at the opening thereof. . . . . 1681 
 
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 declaration. .. .. .. .. 1681 
 
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 of Lords, expressing his contentment concerning the votes for a 
 
 personal treaty with his royal father. . . 1648 
 
 Chatham, William Pitt, Earl of. The Right Hon. Annuitant vin- 
 dicated : with a word or two in favour of the other great man 
 in case of his resignation. 8vo .. .. Lond.\1Q\ 
 
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 partial Englishman. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1766 
 
 Short considerations upon some late extraordinary grants, and 
 
 other particulars of a late patriot's conduct. 8vo Lond. 1766 
 
 Child (Sir Josiah), hart., A new Discourse of Trade. Second edition. 
 
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 The same. Fourth edition. .. .. Zowc?. 1694 
 
 Chimney-Monev, His Majesty's order for taking off. folio sheet 
 
 Lond. 1689 
 Christian Political Mousetrap, The. To the Majesty of the People ; 
 
 or the world reformed by order, truth, and good humour. 8vo 
 
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264 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 Christie (Thomas), The French constitution decreed by the National 
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 authority and liberty, with respect to ciyil government. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1728 
 
 Chudleigh (Sir Geo.), Declaration for the protection of. Sir George 
 Northcott, Sir Samuel RoUe, and Sir Nicholas Martyn, lately pro- 
 claimed traitors, broadsheet .. .. 1642 
 
 Ciyil List, The, Some further particulars concerning the sum of 
 115,000/. granted on account of arrears in. 8yo Lond. n. d. 
 
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 and on the merits of the Whig interest. Svo Lond. 1 708 
 
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 them their present danger, 8iC. . . . . n. d. 
 
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 of the House of, from the aspersions cast upon them and the ma- 
 jority of the house, in a paper lately printed, intituled An Humble 
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 his excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax, folio . . Lond. 1649 
 
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 lected out of the several declarations and speeches made to the 
 
Political and Constitutional Works. 265 
 
 King, 3fc., since the restauration, 1660, till the end of the last 
 parliament, 1680. folio .. .. .. 1681 
 
 Cooke (Robert), Memorial of a few insignificant Proposals to their 
 Majesties in Parliament, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
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 lating, folio . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Corresponding Society. A summary of the duties of citizenship x 
 written expressly for the members of the London Corresponding 
 Society, including observations on the contemptuous neglect of 
 the secretary of state, with regard to their late address to the 
 king. 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Corresponding Society. The decline, fall, death, dissection, and fu- 
 neral procession of His most contemptible Lowness, the London 
 Corresponding Society. 8vo .. .. Xowrf. 1796 
 
 Cotton (Sir Robert), The Antiquity and Dignity of Parliaments, folio 
 
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 Countryman's, The, Complaint and Advice to the King, folio sheet 
 
 Lond, 1681 
 Courtenay (J.), esq., M.P., Philosophical Reflections on the late Re- 
 volution in France, and the conduct of the Dissenters in England, 
 in a letter to the rev. Dr. Priestley. 8vo . . Lond. 1790 
 
 Courtier, The character of a disbanded, folio sheet 1682 
 
 Covenant : — see Solemn League and Covenant. 
 Cowley (Abraham), Definition of a Tyrant, in his Discourse concern- 
 ing the government of Cromwell, folio sheet . . 1688 
 Craftsman, The, A Letter to, from Eustace Budgell, occasioned by 
 his presenting a complaint to His Majesty against Sir Robert 
 Walpole. 8vo .. .. '.. Lond. \im 
 
 Observations on the writings of. 8vo . . Lond. 1 730 
 
 An Answer to ditto. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 11 ^Q 
 
 Remarks on the Craftsman's vindication of his two honourable 
 patrons. 8vo .. .. .. Lo«rf. 1731 
 
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 man's vindication, in which the character of Mr. P. is fully vin- 
 dicated. 8vo .. .. .. .. Xowrf. 1731 
 
 Observations on ditto. 8vo. .. .. n. d. 
 
 A final Answer to the Remarks on the Craftsman's vindication. 
 8vo . . . . .. .. .. Lond. 1731 
 
 A Letter to Mr. P. on occasion of his late letter in answer to the 
 Remarks. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. i1Z\ 
 
 Sedition and Defamation display'd ; in a letter to the author of. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1731 
 
 A proper Reply to ditto. By Caleb Danvers, esq. 8vo Lond.M^l 
 A Letter to Caleb Danvers, esq., on his proper Reply. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1731 
 
 The Case of Opposition stated, between the Craftsman and the 
 
 People. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. \1Z\ 
 
 An Address to the People of Great Britain, occasioned by the re- 
 publication of. 8vo .. .. .. JLowrf. 1731 
 
266 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 A Letter to, upon the change of aflfairs in Europe by the war 
 against the Emperor. 8vo .. .. Zowrf. 1734 
 
 Craftsman, The, being a critique upon the times. By Caleb Danvers, 
 esq. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond, 1737 
 
 Cromwell's Ghost dropt from the clouds, folio sheet 1681 
 
 Crown. The necessity of settling the Crown of England, folio 
 
 Lond. 1689 
 
 Crown Jewels, the. Declaration concerning the selling and pawning 
 of. folio sheet .. .. .. .. 1642 
 
 Crown Jewels, the. Order of the Lords concerning, fo. sheet 1660 
 
 Cruden (R. P.), Observations upon Municipal Bodies in cities incor- 
 porated by royal charter. 8vo .. .. Lond. IS26 
 
 Cry for the right improvement of our mercies ; with some Cautions 
 touching the election of the new representative. 4to (imperf.) 
 
 Lond. 1652 
 
 Culpepper (Sir Thomas), The necessity of abating Usury reasserted, 
 in reply to the Discourse of Mr. Tho. Manley, entitled Usury at 
 six per cent, examined. 4to .. .. Lond. 1670 
 
 Currants, An Ordinance inhibiting the importation of. folio sheet 
 
 1642 
 
 Danby (Thomas earl of). Answer of, to Sir Robert Howard's book 
 
 concerning the state of the Revenue, folio . . 1680 
 
 An Account of the state of His Majesty's Revenue, as left by, 
 
 occasioned by his lordship's Answer, folio .. 1681 
 
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 author of the essays on Peace at Home and War Abroad consi- 
 dered, 8(C. 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 704 
 
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 sioners for putting in execution the act for taking, examining, and 
 stating the Public Accounts of the kingdom. 8vo Lond. 1712 
 
 D'Avenant (Charles), Account of the Trade between Great Britain, 
 France, Sfc. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. ] 7 15 
 
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 necessities of this kingdome. 4to .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
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 the true state of all receipts and disbursements of moneys, both 
 by land and sea, for the use of the commonwealth, since the first 
 sittingof this Parliament unto 1 of June, 1642. folio Lond. 1642 
 
 Declaration of the Commons of England in Parliament assembled ; 
 expressing their reasons and grounds of passing the late resolution 
 touching no further address or application to be made to the King. 
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 councell of the armie, of their resolutions to adhere to the Parlia- 
 ment in their proceedings concerning the King. 4to Lond, n. d. 
 
Political and Constitutional Works, 267 
 
 Declaration, His Majesty's, to all his loving subjects, 2 June, 1 680. 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. Lond.1680 
 
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 concerning, folio .. .. .. Lond. 1681 
 
 Dell (William), The Increase of Popery in England since the refor- 
 mation, folio ,. .. .. .. Lond. 1676 
 
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 A Dialogue between a Monkey in the Old Bailey and an Ape in 
 
 High Holborn. [A political satire : the Monkey the editor of the 
 
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 A Dialogue betwixt Dick and Tom, concerning the present posture 
 
 of affaires in England. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 688-9 
 
 Dialogues, Four new, of the Dead. 8vo . . Lond. 1765 
 
 Dialogues on the Rights of Britons, between a farmer and a manu- 
 facturer. 8vo .. .. ., .. jLonrf. 1792 
 
 Diggs (Tho.) : — see England's Defence. 
 
 Dispensing Power, the. Two cases touching, and the nullity of an 
 
 act of state that clashes with the word of God. folio Lond. 1687 
 
 Discoverie of treason against the King and Parliament, together with 
 
 the whole kingdome. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 642 
 
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 A perfect Guide for Protestant Dissenters, in case of prosecution 
 on penal statutes, folio .. .. Xowc?. 1682 
 
 An account of the grounds and reasons on which Protestant Dis- 
 senters desire their liberty, folio . . n. d. 
 The case of the Protestant Dissenters represented and argued. 
 foUo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1689 
 
 The case of the Protestant Dissenters of Ireland, in reference to 
 the Bill of Indulgence, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 The Answer to ditto, folio . . . . Lond. 1 695 
 
 The case, 5fc., in reference to the Bill of Indulgence, vindicated, 
 folio . . . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 The case of the Dissenters of Ireland considered in reference to 
 the Sacramental Test, folio . . . . Lond. 1 695 
 
 More short ways with the Dissenters. 4to . . Lond. 1 704 
 
 A Letter to the author of an enquiry into the causes of the decay 
 of the dissenting interest ; containing an apology for some of 
 his inconsistencies, with a plea for the Dissenters and the li- 
 berty of the people : to which is added, a short letter to the 
 rev. Mr. Gough, occasioned by his taking orders in the Church 
 of England. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 730 
 
 The Interest of Protestant Dissenters considered. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1732 
 
 A Letter to the Protestant Dissenters, concerning their conduct in 
 
 the ensuing elections. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1 733 
 
 A vindication of the Protestant Dissenters from the aspersions in 
 
 a late pamphlet, entitled The Presbyterian's Plea of Merit to take 
 
 off the test, impartially examined, &ic. 8vo Lond. n. d. 
 
 Dissenters, Protestant, A Sketch of the history and proceedings 
 
 of the deputies, as to the. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1813 
 
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 Domestic Intelligence : or news from both city and country, folio 
 
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 Domestic Intelligence, The Protestant, folio . . 1 680 
 
 Doubts and difficulties. Great, to be resolved by the good people of 
 
 England, folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1701 
 
 Dugdale, Stephen : — see Popish Plot. 
 
 Duigenan (Patrick), LL.D., An answer to the address of Mr. Grat- 
 
 tan, 5ff?.,to his fellow citizens of Dublin. 8vo Lond, 1798 
 
 A fair representation of the present political state of Ireland. 8vo 
 
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 Duke, The Swan's welcome to His Royal Highness the. fo. n. d» 
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 gislative Union with Ireland. 8vo .. .. Land. 1799 
 
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 built a great house with the said French gold ; with the Saylor's 
 song thereon, folio . . . . . . Lond. 1 729-30 
 
 Dupont (M.), Answer to the Reflections of the right honourable 
 Edmund Burke. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1791 
 
 Dury (John), Some considerations in relation to the Act of 2 January, 
 
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 Edmonds (Sir Clement), Observations on the landing of forces de- 
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 some animadversions to manifest the great advantages of a good 
 fleet in war, by Sir Walter Raleigh, knt. 8vo Lond. 1759 
 
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 an answer about electing a member, folio Lond. 1679 
 
 A Letter to a Freeholder of Bucks, concerning the election of 
 
 knights for that county, folio sheet .. Lond. 1679 
 
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 burgesses, folio .. .. .. Lond. 1681 
 
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 and free citizens of London, against a clause in the late ordi- 
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 A letter from a friend in Abingdon concerning the election of bur- 
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 dealing farmers, 8(C. to the men of Buckingham, folio n. d. 
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 good representatives, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
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 The case of the burrough of New Windsor, touching the election 
 of burgesses, foho . . . . . . n. d. 
 
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 elections, folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
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 A collection of advertisements, letters, and papers, and some other 
 facts relating to the last election in Westminster and Hastings. 
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 A Letter from Sir G e C n, shewing the reasons of setting 
 
 him aside at the approaching election. 8vo Lond, 1739 
 
 The case of the late election for Middlesex considered. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1769 
 Elymas the Sorcerer : — see Popish Plot. 
 Engagement. Resolves of Parliament touching the subscribing to an 
 
 engagement by the first of January, and the names of the refusers 
 
 to be returned to Parliament, broadside . . Lond. 1649 
 
 England, The Grand Case of, so fiercely now disputed by fire and 
 
 sword, epitomized. 4to . , . . Lond. 1642 
 
 Petition of, to their King ; or the humble petition of the distressed 
 and almost destroyed subjects of England. 1643 
 
 A Letter without any superscription, intercepted in the way to 
 London, published that the poore people of England may see the 
 intentions of those whom they have followed. 1 643 
 
 Appeal of, from the private cabal at Whitehall. 4to Lond. 1673 
 
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 master gunner, folio . . . . . . Lond. 1 680 
 
 England bought and sold : or a discovery of a design to destroy the 
 
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 England, A seasonable Warning to the Commons of. fo. sh. n. d. 
 
 Second Warning-piece of, or observations on the attempt to murder 
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 A second modest Enquiry into the causes of the present disasters 
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 The Claims of the people of, &c. 12mo .. Lond. 1701 
 
 An Essay upon the present interest of. 4to . . Lond. 1701 
 
 The true state of; containing the duty, business, and salary of every 
 officer in the publick offices of Great Britain, together with an 
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 The Lamentacion of. 12 mo . . . . n. d. 
 
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 English Liberty in some cases worse than French Slavery: exem- 
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 land-tax. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1148 
 
 English Government, the. Thoughts on, addressed to the people of 
 England. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \ 7 95-99 
 
 Essex's Excellency ; or the gallantry of the freeholders of that county, 
 with Lord Gray's Speech, folio . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
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 cellency, folio . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 649 
 
 Essex, Arthur earl of, The Speech of, at the delivery of the Petition 
 
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 The account how he killed himself in the Tower, fo. 1683 
 
 Estienne, St. (J. P. Rabaut de). Address to the EngHsh Nation. 
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 Eugene's, Prince, Welcome to England ; or a dialogue between two 
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 Evening Post, The, No. 920. . . . . Lond. 1715 
 
 Everard (Edmund), Discourses on the present state of the Protestant 
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 Examiner, The; The Grand Accuser, the greatest of all criminals, 
 part 1, being animadversions on. 8vo .. Lond. \7S5 
 
 Exclusion, the Bill of. Reasons for His Majesty's passing of. folio 
 sheet .. .... .. .. 1681 
 
 Eye-salve for the English Army, and their assistants, folio 1660 
 
 Eye- salve for England ; or the grand trappan detected. By Evan 
 Price. 4to . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 667 
 
 Eyles, Sir John, The Speaker's Reprimand to. foUo sh. 1733 
 
 Fairfax, Sir Thomas, his charge against Denzill Hollis, esq., and 
 others. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1647 
 
 Fair Warning, or the burnt child dreads the fire. To the true-hearted 
 nobility, the loyal gentry and commonalty of this poor distracted 
 and divided kingdom ; with a catalogue of some few of those no- 
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 estates. 4to . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
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 and blody paper so called, folio ' . . . . Lond, 1 680 
 
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 Faulkland, Lord, The Speech or declaration of, to the Lords of the 
 upper House upon the delivery of the Articles of the Commons 
 assembled in Parliament against the Lord Finch. 4to Lond, 1641 
 
Political and Constitutional Works, 271 
 
 Faults on both sides, or an Essay upon the original cause, progress, 
 and mischievous consequences of the factions of this nation. By- 
 way of answer to the Thoughts of an honest Tory. Second edi- 
 tion. .. .. .. .. .. Lond.MlO 
 
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 The Nonconformist's Vindication : or Mr. Ferguson's fault no 
 
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 Fern (H.), D.D. The Resolving of Conscience upon the question 
 whether the King will discharge his trust, or be seduced to subvert 
 the constitution, &;c. 4to . . . . . . Camb, 1 642 
 
 Fiat Justitia et mat Ceelum ; or somewhat offered in defence of the 
 Imperial Crown of England and its successor. By a true English- 
 man, folio . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Fitzgerald, David : — see Popish Plot. 
 Fitzharris, Edw. : — see Popish Plot. 
 
 Fog's Journal, Remarks on, of Feb. 10, exciting the people to as- 
 sassination. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \7S3 
 
 Foreigners, The danger of the Church and Kingdom from, consi- 
 dered. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 172[ 
 
 Foreign Manufactures, The complaint of the Handicraftsmen of the 
 
 kingdom touching the importation of. 8vo sheet n. d. 
 
 Forty and one. The Disloyal, and the Loyal Eighty, presented to 
 
 public view, folio . . . . . . Lond. 1 680 
 
 Foster (James), D.D., Remarks on the rev. Dr. Stebbing's disserta- 
 tion on the power of states to deny civil protection to the mar- 
 riages of minors. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1755 
 
 Foster (Right hon. John), Misconceptions of facts, and misstate- 
 ments of the Public Accounts, proved and corrected. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1799 
 Review of a publication entitled The Speech of, in a letter ad- 
 dressed to him by William Smith, esq., M.P. 8vo Lond. 1799 
 Fox, Right hon. Cha. James, The Speech of, on the State of the 
 Nation. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1795 
 
 Fox, Right hon. Henry, A Letter to, from S. B. 8vo Lond. 1757 
 France : 
 
 Articles of Peace with, by the Protector, folio Lond. 1 655 
 
 The French Intrigues discovered, with the methods to confine that 
 monarch within his ancient dominions, folio Lond. 1680 
 
 Christianissimus Christiandus ; or reasons for the reduction of, to 
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 Hughes (Lewis), B.D., Historical view of the rise, progress, and 
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 Speech on the National Debt and Sinking Fund. Svo Lond. 1 822 
 
 Hunt (Isaac), Rights of Englishmen : an antidote to the poison now 
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276 Political and Constitutional Works. 
 
 Ordinance limiting the time for subscriptions for adventures for 
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 Manifesto of the late King, or declaration as directed to the Pro- 
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278 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
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 Admonitions relating to the Jews. By Archaicus. 8vo 
 
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 troops on the coast to assist the revenue officers ; and its defects. 
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 the policy of England towards her Colonies. 8vo Lond. 1827 
 
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 Kingdom, The. Several Votes of both Houses for securing the king- 
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 Kingsbury (Benjamin), An Answer to an Address to the people of 
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 Kirby (Chr.) :— see Popish Plot. 
 
 Land-tax Act, 15 Geo. II., for granting aid to His Majesty by a 
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 converting the Land-tax into a permanent annuity ; with cursory 
 
 observations submitted to Parhament. Svo . . Lond. 1798 
 
 The Land-tax; its origin, progress, and inequality. 8vo Lond. 1837 
 
 Lauderdale, The Commons* Address against the Duke of, presented 
 
 to His Majesty, May 9, 1679. folio. 
 
 Some particular matters of fact relating to the administration of 
 
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 The Impeachment of the Duke and Dutchess of, with their bro- 
 ther, my Lord Hatton. Presented to His Majesty by the city of 
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 Law not a bottomless Pit ; or arguments against Peace, and some 
 queries ^ro and cow. folio sheet .. .. Lond. 1712 
 
 Law. An Address to the People of England against every suspen- 
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 Leigh (Edward), A Letter upon Credit ; being a proposal for the pay- 
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 Leslie (Charles), Two Sticks made one ; or the Devil upon Dun. A 
 parallel of the sentiments of Jesuits and Dissenters, compared to 
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 Lestrange, Roger, A true Copy of a Letter (intercepted) going for 
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 friend Roger Lestrange, at the Orange Court, SfC. Haste post, 
 haste, folio sheet .. .. .. Lond. 1680 
 
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 Towzer. folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Towzer's Advice to the Scribblers, forbidding them to come near 
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 Lond. 1680 
 
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 A Letter out of Scotland from Mr. R. LS. to his friend H. B. in 
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280 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 A Hue and Cry after R. LS. folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
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 and Towzer, concerning the affairs of England, folio sheet 
 
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 Lestrange (Sir Roger), Tracts written by. small 4to : 
 
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 libellous vindication of him in his additional Discovery, and in 
 justification of Sir R. Lestrange. Second edition. 1680 
 
 Narrative of the Plot. Third edition. . . 1680 
 
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 some observations on the Political Catechism, the Appeal, S^c, 
 
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 The Casuist Uncased ; in a dialogue between Richard and Baxter, 
 with a moderator between them for quietness* sake. Second 
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 . Tyranny and Popery lording it over the consciences, lives, liberties, 
 and estates of king and people under the mask of Presbytery. 
 Second edition. .. .. .. 1680 
 
 The Character of a Papist in Masquerade, supported by authority 
 and experience ; in answer to The Character of a Popish suc- 
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 A Reply to the second part of a Popish successor. 1681 
 
 An Account of the growth of Knavery, under the pretended fears 
 of arbitrary government and Popery ; with a parallel betwixt 
 the Reformers of 1677 and 1641 in their methods and designs. 
 Second edition. .. .. .. 1681 
 
 An Answer to an Appeal from the Country to the City. 1681 
 
 The Free-born Subject ; or the Englishman's birthright asserted 
 against all tyrannical usurpations either in church or state. 
 Third edition. .. .. .. 1681 
 
 The Relaps'd Apostate ; or notes upon a Presbyterian pamphlet, 
 entituled A Petition for Peace. Third edition. 1681 
 
 State Divinity; or a supplement to the Relaps'd Apostate. 1681 
 
 Notes upon Stephen CoUedge, grounded principally upon his de- 
 clarations and confessions. Second edition. 1681 
 
 The Holy Cheat ; proving from the undeniable practices and posi- 
 tions of the Presbyterians that the design of that party is to 
 enslave the king and people under the masque of religion. 
 Fourth impression. . . .... 1 682 
 
 A Memento, treating of the rise, progress, and remedies of sedi- 
 tions ; with some historical reflections upon the series of our late 
 troubles. Second edition. 4to .. .. jLonrf. 1683 
 
 An Answer to a letter of a Dissenter upon occasion of His Ma- 
 jesty's late declaration of Indulgence. . . 1687 
 
 A second Letter, ditto. . . . . . . 1687 
 
 Pulpit Sayings ; or the character of the Pulpit-Papist examined, in 
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 representer against the stater of the controversie. 1688 
 
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Political and Constitutional Works. 281 
 
 Letter to a Member of Parliament on account of some present trans- 
 actions, folio sheet .. .. .. Lond. 1689 
 
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 sheet . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 689 
 
 Letter, A Consolatory, to a Noble Lord. Svo . . Lond. 1 760 
 
 Levellers Remonstrance, The, sent in a letter to his excellency Lord 
 General Cromwell. 4to .. .. .. Lond. \652 
 
 Lewis, William : — see Popish Plot. 
 
 Leycester's Commonwealth : conceived, spoken, and published with 
 most earnest protestation of all dutifull good will and affection 
 towards this realme; for whose good onely it is made common 
 to many. 12mo .. .. .. Printed 1641 
 
 Lex Talionis ; or a Receipt for the relief of our present distempers, 
 folio. 
 
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 Lond. 1752 
 
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 the subject of. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1770 
 
 Liberty, Civil, Historical Sketches of, from Henry VH. to the acces- 
 sion of the house of Stuart ; with an account of the antiquity, use, 
 and duty of juries. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1788 
 
 liiberty of Conscience, A Proposal for farming of. folio sheet 1662 
 
 His Majesty's declaration for. folio sheet .. 1687-8 
 
 A true representation of His Majesty's declaration for. fo. 1688 
 
 Paraphrase on the Clergie's Address to the King upon occasion of 
 
 the order in council for reading his late declaration in all 
 
 churches, folio . . . . . . 1688 
 
 A Letter to a Member of Parliament for. folio 1689 
 
 The King's dispensing power explicated and asserted, fo. n. d. 
 A very strange Prediction of, foretold by William Lilly, fo. 1678 
 
 Lightfoot (William), The Complaint of England; shewing the prac- 
 tises of traiterous Papists, Src, are in divinitie unlawful, odious in 
 nature, and ridiculous in poUicie. 4 to . . Lond. 1587 
 
 Lilburn (Lieut. -col.), Three Tracts : Come out of her my People. 
 The Poor Man's Cry. The Work of the Beast. 4to Lond.] 638-39 
 
 Lilburn (Lieut. -col.), Mr. Thomas Prince and Mr. Richard Overton, 
 now prisoners in the Tower of London, The picture of the Coun- 
 cell of State held forth to the free people of England, by. Svo 
 
 Printed 1649 
 
 Lilburn (Lieut.-col.), A series of Political Tracts connected with the 
 life of. 5 vol. 4to .. .. .. Lond. \ 640-5 6 
 
 Ditto, ditto. 2 vol. 4to .. .. .. Lond. \ 643-53 
 
 Linen Manufacture : — see Ireland. 
 
 Linen Trade, the. Considerations on the Importance of. Svo 
 
 Lond. n. d. 
 
 Loan. Declaration of His Majesty's clear intention in requiring aid 
 
 in the way of loan, folio .. .. Lond. 1626 
 
 Proposals for raising a Loan of 260,000/. yearly, for the use of the 
 
 publick. folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
282 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 Loans: — see Grellier (J. J.). 
 
 Lolme (John L. De), LL.D., The Constitution of England, or an 
 account of the English Government, 8ic. A new edition, edited 
 by William Hughes Hughes, esq. 8vo . . Lond. 1834 
 
 London (John), An Answer to the pretended Remarks on Mr. Web- 
 ber's scheme and the Draper's pamphlet. 8vo Lond. 1747 
 
 Look about you; a Discourse directed to the Lords of the vpper 
 House of Parliament, to the honourable the House of Commons, 
 Lord Mayor, <SfC. .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 Lott (Thomas), Observations as to rating stock in trade to the relief 
 of the Poor. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1840 
 
 Lotteries. Proposals and Schemes for various Lotteries, folio single 
 sheet .. .. .. .. Lond. 1711-12 
 
 Lowndes (Ralph) : — see Allegiance. 
 
 Loyalty, True and unshaken, loyally asserted, that the right of elec- 
 tion to places of trust in all the hospitals of His Majesty is inhe- 
 rent in the king, demonstrated, folio . . Lond. 1 684 
 
 Ludlow, A Letter from General, to Dr. Hollingworth, their Majes- 
 tie's chaplain at St. Botolph Aldgate, defending his former letter 
 to Sir E. S., "which compared the tyranny of the first four years 
 of King Charles the Martyr with the tyranny of the four years of 
 the late abdicated King, and vindicating the Parliament which 
 began in November, 1640. folio .. Amsterdam, \ 691 
 
 Ludlow, Edmund, Memoirs of: — see British and Irish History. 
 
 Lying, Political, An Essay on. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1757 
 
 Lyttelton (Geo. lord). Dialogues on the Dead. 8vo Lond. 1760 
 
 McCauley (Alexander), An Inquiry into the legality of Irish Pensions. 
 8vo . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 763 
 
 McCulloch (J. R.), A Treatise on the principles and practical influ- 
 ence of Taxation and the Funding system. 8vo Lond. 1845 
 
 Macnamara, John : — see Popish Plot. 
 
 Maddison (Ralphe, knt.). Great Britain's Remembrancer, looking in 
 and out, tending to the increase of the monies of the Common- 
 wealth. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1655 
 
 Malignants. A most learned and elegant Speech spoken and deli- 
 vered in the House of Commons, by a most learned Lawyer, touch- 
 ing the charges of the malignants. folio . . Lond. 1647 
 
 Malt, Reasons for laying a Duty on, and against doubling the ex- 
 cise, folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Man in the Moon, The, No. 11, discovering a world of knavery 
 under the sunne ; both in the Parliament, the Council of State, 
 ^fc. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1649 
 
 [Manby (Peter), dean of Derry.] A letter from a Protestant in Lon- 
 don to his friend in Norfolk, 1 690, recommended to all Protes- 
 tants, folio. 
 
 Manchester, the Earl of, The Speech of, to His Majesty, on his 
 arrival at Whitehall, with the King's answer, folio sheet 
 
 Lond. 1660 
 
Political and Constitutional Works. 283 
 
 Manley (Thomas), Usury at Six per cent, examined. 4to Lond. 1669 
 Mansell (Col. Roderick) : — see Popish Plot. 
 
 Manufactures. A Speech without doors, which would be spoken 
 within doors, (^c, on the Bill for the more effectual encouragement 
 of, and setting the poor on work, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 Maurice, David : — see Popish Plot. 
 
 Memorial, A, of God's last twenty-nine years wonders in England. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1689 
 
 Memorial, A, presented to Her Britannick Majesty by the Envoy 
 
 Extraordinary and Commissary for Trade of his Imperial Majesty 
 
 (Spain), in French and Enghsh. folio . . Lond. 1706 
 
 Memorial, A, of a few significant Proposals to their Majesties and 
 
 Parhament. folio . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Mercurius Reformatus, An Appendix to ; or the new Observator. 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1692 
 
 Mercury, The, or Advertisements concerning Trade, 8(C. fo. 1675 
 Mercury, The impartial Protestant, folio .. 1680-1 
 
 Mercury, The true Protestant, folio . . 1 680-1 
 
 Mercy and Truth, Righteousness and Peace be multiplied to our na- 
 tion. The meeting of the great friends at the birth of truth, &;c. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . [^Lond."] n. d. 
 
 Middleton (Sir Thomas), A declaration of, setting forth illegality of 
 a pernicious oath and protestation imposed upon the peaceable 
 subjects of the six counties of North Wales. 4to Lond. 1644 
 MiUtia : 
 
 Petition for settling the Militia, and for removing Popish lords, ^c. 
 broad sheet . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 64 1 
 
 Petition from Berks for putting the counties in a posture of de- 
 fence, and displacing scandalous ministers, broad sheet 
 
 Lond, 1641 
 
 Divers questions upon His Majesty's last answer concerning the 
 
 Militia, resolved upon by both Houses, brd. sh. Lond. 1641 
 
 A true and exact List of persons recommended by the House of 
 
 Commons to be entrusted with the Militia, broad sheet 
 
 Lond. 1641 
 
 An Order to the Sheriff of Lancaster, and other Sheriffs, SfC. to 
 
 suppress the raising of soldiers, broad sheet Lond. 1642 
 
 Instructions to the Earl of Essex, concerning the advancing of his 
 
 forces, broadsheet .. .. .. Z/owc?. 1642 
 
 Order for Deputy Lieutenants of counties, not in Parliament, to 
 
 be present at days for training, broad sheet Lond. 1 642 
 
 Arguments proving that we ought not to part with the Militia to 
 
 the King, or to any other but the House of Commons, broad 
 
 sheet .. .. .. .. iyowc?. 1646 
 
 Ordinance for settling the Militia in the county of Hereford, 
 broad sheet . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 648 
 
 The names of the Field OflScers, Captains, &;c. of the Militia in 
 
 May, 1680. folio sheet. 
 Observations on the New Militia Bill, wherein the material altera- 
 tions are pointed out. 8vo . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 u 2 
 
284 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 The expediency of tire New Militia Bill, to reduce the several laws 
 into one. 8vo .. .. .. iowcf. 1760 
 
 Defence against French invasion. An Abstract of the Act for 
 
 augmenting the Militia, «^c. 8vo .. Lond. \19Q 
 
 Millar (John), Historical View of the English Government. Fourth 
 
 edition. 8 vol. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \S\^ 
 
 Milton (John), The Secrets of Government and Mysteries of State 
 plainly laid open in all the several forms of government in the 
 Christian world, small 8vo .. .. Lond. \Q91 
 
 Milton (John), The Works of, historical, political, and miscellaneous, 
 now more correctly printed from the originals, S^c, with an ac- 
 count of his life and writings. 2 vol. 4to . . Lond. 1753 
 Minehead Doctrine (i. e. Passive obedience and Non-resistance), A 
 Letter to Sir J. B. [Jacob Banks], by birth a S , but natu- 
 ralized, and now a m r of the present P 1, concerning 
 
 the late Minehead Doctrine, which was established by a certain 
 free Parliament of Sweden, to the utter enslaving of that king- 
 dom. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1711 
 
 Ministers. Resolves of Parhament concerning Ministers preaching 
 or praying against the present government, broad sheet 
 
 Lond, 1649 
 
 Act 12 Car. II. for confirming and restoring of. 1660 
 
 Mist's Weekly Journal. No. 2. . . . . Lond. 1 725 
 
 Money. Ordinance for better levying Moneys assessed, broad sh. 
 
 Lond. 1642 
 Ordinance for the better execution of the late ordinance concern- 
 ing, broad sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Monck, Lord Generall, The Address of the officers of the army to. 
 broadsheet .. .. .. .. 1650 
 
 The Speech and Declaration of his excellency, delivered at White- 
 hall upon Tuesday, the 21 of February, 1659. Lond. 1659 
 Remonstrance and Address of the Armies to. 4to Lond. 1660 
 Plain English to his excellency, and the officers of his army ; or 
 a word in season, 8^c., with a declaration of Parliament in 1647 
 for making no further address to the King. 4to Lond. 1660 
 Treason arraigned, in answer to Plain English. 4to Lond. 1 660 
 The King's Letter to, brought from the Hague by Sir Thomas 
 Clarges. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 660 
 
 Monmouth, The Duke of, A true Narrative of the Journey of, into 
 the West, folio .. .. .. Lond. \Qm 
 
 The Protestant's Joy : or the relation of the reception of, in Lon- 
 don, folio .. .. .. .. Lond.imO 
 
 The Declaration published by, SfC, on Nathaniel Thompson pub- 
 lishing in print, that the Earl of Huntingdon had told the King 
 that they who promoted the Bill of Exclusion were for the sub- 
 version of the monarchy, broadsheet .. Lond. 1681 
 
 The Lady Gray vindicated; in answer to a Popish pamphlet en- 
 titled A true relation of a strange apparition that appeared to 
 Lady Gray, commanding her to deliver a message to. folio 
 
 Lond. 1681 
 
Political and Constitutional Works, 285 
 
 The Hue and Cry after J. D. of M. Lord G^y and Sir T. A g, 
 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. Lond. 1683 
 
 The true copy of a Letter written by a gentleman in Brussels to his 
 
 friend in London concerning, folio sheet Lond. 1 684 
 
 An Account of the manner of taking of. folio sheet Lond. 1 685 
 
 Moore (George), Observations on the Union Orange Associations, 
 and other subjects of domestic policy ; with reflections on the late 
 events on the continent. Svo ., .. Lond. 1800 
 
 Morrison (James), The influence of English Railway legislation on 
 Trade and Industry: with an appendix of tracts and documents. 
 Svo .. .. -. .. .. Lond. 1848 
 
 Mowbray (Geofiry), Remarks on the conduct of opposition during 
 the present Parliament. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1798 
 
 Mowbray (Lawrence) : — see Popish Plot. 
 
 Moyle (Walter) :— see Thelwall (John). 
 
 Multum in parvo, aut Vox veritatis ; wherein the principles, practices, 
 and transactions of the English nation, but more especially and 
 in particular by their representatives assembled in Parliament, 
 A. D. 1640 and 1641, as also 1680 and 1681, are most faithfully 
 and impartially examined. By Theophilus Rationalis. folio 
 
 Lond. 1681 
 
 Nation, the. Reflections upon the present state of. folio n. d. 
 
 The Speech of an honourable Peer in the House of Lords upon 
 
 the state of. folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Sedition unmasked and exploded : or reflections on the seditious 
 designs of persons to ruin the settlement of. fo. Lond, 1689 
 
 National Debt. The Chimera ; or the French way of paying Na- 
 tional Debts laid open. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1720 
 
 National Debt, the. Scheme for reducing and finally redeeming, and 
 for gaining half a million of revenue by extinguishing a tax. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1784 
 
 Naturalization, Some Thoughts upon a Bill for general. Lond. 1751 
 
 Navy. A List of His Majesty's Navy now setting forth for guarding 
 the seas. . . . . . . . . 1641 
 
 Navy. Rules and Instructions for paying oflf the Navy and Navy 
 debts, folio sheet .. .. .. Lond. \&Q0 
 
 Rules for the better government of our Marine Forces, folio 
 sheet . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 740 
 
 Nero Caesar, or Monarchic depraved. Dedicated, with leave, to the 
 Duke of Buckingham, lord admiral. By the translator of Lucius 
 Florus. folio .. .. .. .. Lowe?. 1624 
 
 Nestor. A short, seasonable, and plain address from an honest old 
 man to the good people of England, on their present critical situa- 
 tion. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1765 
 
 News, True, folio .. .. .. Lond. 1685 
 
 Nicholls (John), Observations on the situation of H. R. H. the Prince 
 of Wales. 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 795 
 
 Non- Jurors :— see Hoadley (Benjamin). 
 
 North, Lord :— see Coalition. 
 
286 Political and Constitutional Works. 
 
 Gates (Titus) : 
 
 A true Narrative of the Popish Plot, folio .. Zone?. 1679 
 
 The Pope's Warehouse ; or the merchandize of the whore of Rome, 
 folio .. .. .. .. Lond,l679 
 
 The same vindicated, in answer to a libel called A Vindication of 
 the English catholics, folio .. .. Lond. 1680 
 
 An exact and faithful Narrative of the horrid conspiracy of Thomas 
 Knox and others, to invalidate the testimonies of Otes and Bed- 
 loe. folio . . . . . . . . Lond, 1 680 
 
 The Salamanca Doctor, a modest vindication of, from perjury ; or 
 an Essay to demonstrate him only forsworn in several instances. 
 By Adam Elliott, folio . . . . Lond. 1 682 
 
 Petition of, to the King; and his Letter to Sir Leoline Jenkins, 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. Lond. 1683 
 
 Last Legacy s of, and Farewell Sermon, folio sheet 1683 
 
 An Account of the manner of executing a Writ of Inquiry of da- 
 mages between James duke of York and, which was executed 
 at the bar of the court of King's Bench at Westminster on 
 Wednesday the 19th of June, 1684. folio .. Lond. 1684 
 
 A Dialogue between a Yorkshire Alderman and a Salamanca 
 Doctor [Gates], at the Devil by Temple bar, about swearing, 
 folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 [See Popish Plot.] 
 Gaths, Seven irrefragable Propositions concerning. 4to Lond. 1639 
 
 A Letter to a Bishop concerning the present settlement and the 
 new Gaths. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 689 
 
 The Gaths of Allegiance and Supremacy, folio sheet Lond. 1660 
 
 A private Conference between a rich Alderman and a poor country 
 Vicar made publick ; wherein is discoursed the obligation of 
 oaths which have been imposed on the subjects of England, with 
 other matters relating to the present state of affairs. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1670 
 
 An Gath to an Invader, and abjuring the invaded, dissected and 
 examined upon queries, folio .. .. Lond. 17 M 
 
 Parliamentary Gaths. Gbservations on the law and practice with 
 regard to the administration of Gaths, respectfully submitted to 
 the chairman and members of the committee of the House of 
 Commons on Parliamentary Gaths. By Mr. Alderman Salomons. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. . . Lond. 1850 
 
 G'Brien (Dennis), Utrum horum} The Government, or the Country? 
 
 8vo . . .. .. .. .. Lond. 1796 
 
 Gfficers of State. The folly of appointing men of parts to great 
 
 offices in a state. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1758 
 
 Gpposition, The, to be published occasionally. 8vo Lond. \7 55 
 Grange : 
 
 An account of the reasons of the nobility and gentry's Invitation 
 of His Highness the Prince of, into England ; being a memo- 
 rial from the English Protestants concerning their grievances. 
 With a large account of the birth of the Prince of Wales, 
 folio . . . . . . . . Lond. 1698 
 
Political and Constitutional Works. 287 
 
 A Memorial from the English Protestants for the Prince and Prin- 
 cess of. folio . . . . . . 1688 
 
 The Commissioners Proposals to the Prince of, with his answer, 
 folio .. .. .. .. Lond, 1688 
 
 News from Sherbum Castle ; being an accidental discovery of a 
 private conference, wherein the Prince of O.'s third declaration 
 is truly stated ; in a dialogue between Frank, a Protestant, and 
 Tom, a Roman catholic, folio . . . . Lond. 1688 
 
 Letter of the Prince of, to the Lords, in this present convention, 
 folio .. .. .. .. Lond.l68S-9 
 
 The Lord Chancellor's Speech to the Prince of, on his entrance 
 into London, folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Ordinances, 1653 : 
 
 Ordinance for levying and collecting of the latter three months' 
 
 Assessment. 
 Ordinance for declaring what offences shall be adjudged High 
 Treason within the Commonwealth of England, Scotland, and 
 Ireland. 
 Ordinance for the relief of persons who have acted in the service 
 
 of Parliament. 
 Ordinance for alteration of several names and forms heretofore 
 used in courts, writs, grants, patents, commissions, <^c., and for 
 setling of proceedings in courts of law. 
 Orford, Robert earl of. Report of the Committee of Secrecy to en- 
 quire into the conduct of. folio .. .. Lond. 1742 
 
 Overton, Major-gen., A Letter from, and the oflScers under his com- 
 mand, directed for Lieut.-gen. Fleetwood, folio Lond. 1659 
 Oxford, The debates in the House of Commons in the Parliament at, 
 folio .. .. .. .. 1680 
 
 List of the Names of knights and citizens in the Parliament at. 
 folio .. .. .. .. 1680-1 
 
 The Oxford List of the Names of ditto, folio . . 1680-1 
 
 England's Appeal to the Parliament at. folio . . 1681 
 
 A Letter to a friend concerning the next Parliament's sitting at. 
 
 folio .. .. .. .. 1681 
 
 The King's Speech at the opening of the Parliament at Oxford, 
 folio .. .. .. .. 1681 
 
 Lord-keeper Williams's Speech at ditto, folio 1681 
 
 The Judgment or Decree of the University, in their convocation, 
 July 21, against certain pernicious books and damnable doc- 
 trines, destructive to the sacred person of princes, their state 
 and government, and of all humane society, folio 1683 
 
 A Speech spoken by Mr. Hayles, a student of University College, 
 with the King's acceptance, folio . . 1687 
 
 His Majesty's Charge to the Justices of the Peace of Middlesex, 
 upon his going to meet his Parliament at, who were summoned 
 to attend His Majesty in council, folio . . n. d. 
 
 A true Copy of the Poll taken at, with several papers relating to 
 the election of a member of Parliament for the University of. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. 1750 
 
288 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 P. and H.: — see Pepys, Samuel. 
 
 Page (Richard), A critical Examination of the Resolutions of Mr. 
 Joseph Hume, respecting the loan for slave compensation ; also a 
 view of the financial operations of the British government since 
 1704, 5fc. Svo .. .. .. ^.. Z,o«rf. 1839 
 
 ,lPaine (Thomas), The first Principles of Government. 8vo Lond. 1795 
 The DecUne and Fall of the English system of Finance. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1796 
 Agrarian Justice opposed to Agrarian Law and Agrarian Mono- 
 poly; being a plan for meliorating the condition of man, by 
 creating in every nation a national fund. 8vo Lond. 1796 
 
 Palatinate, The, A View of the Queen and Kingdom's enemies in the 
 case of the four Palatinates ; to which is added a Hst of the com- 
 missioners of that charity, and of the members of the late Parlia- 
 ment that voted for the Naturalization Bill. Svo Lond. 1 709 
 Palgrave (Sir Francis), Corporation Reform. Observations on the 
 principles to be adopted on the establishment of new municipali- 
 ties. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1833 
 
 Papists, A Letter from the Devil to the Pope and his prelates, written 
 
 at the beginning of the Reformation, and now published for the 
 
 conformation of Protestants and confusion of Papists. foHo. 
 
 Papists, A Letter from an impartial hater of the, to a friend, fo. n. d. 
 
 Papist. Simeon and Levi, brethren in iniquity; or a comparison 
 
 between a Papist and a Scotch Presbyter. 4to n. d. 
 
 Papist's, The, new fashion'd allegiance ; a letter seized in the house 
 
 of a Roman catholic, in Herefordshire, folio . . n. d. 
 
 Parallel, The ; or the new specious association an old rebellious 
 
 covenant, folio . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 682 
 
 Parcel, A, of wry Reasons and wrong Inferences, but right Observator. 
 
 [A satire against Sir Roger Lestrange.] folio sheet Lond, 1685 
 
 Pardon, A general, considered, in its circumstances and consequences, 
 
 «^c. 8vo .. . . .. .. Lond. 1717 
 
 Parliament : 
 
 A New Year's Gift to the Parliament and armie. 4to n. d. 
 
 Several votes of the, for securing the kingdom of England and 
 
 dominion of Wales, broadsheet .. .. Xo«c?. 1641 
 
 Copy of a Letter from the Committee of Lincoln, touching their 
 
 first day's proceedings, broadsheet .. Xo«c?. 1642 
 
 Declaration for the protection of the committees of both Houses, 
 
 sitting at York, broad sheet . . . . Lond. 1 642 
 
 A Plea for the Parliament ; or xiv considerations for the satisfac- 
 tion of such who are apt to be misled by a malignant party 
 against. 4to . . . , . . . . Lond. 1 642 
 
 Order for suppressing a printed paper, entitled A Solemn Protesta- 
 tion of the imprisoned and secluded members, broad sheet 
 
 Lond. 1648 
 A Declaration of the Committee of Safety for the county of South- 
 ampton, broadsheet .. ., .. Zone?. 1648 
 Proposal for an engagement by the city and nation to call for a 
 free Parliament. .. ., ' .. [1659] 
 
Political and Constitutional Works, 289 
 
 A new declaration and engagement of the Army and forces in Ire- 
 land, declaring their resolution to acquiesce in the proceedings 
 of. folio . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 660 
 
 Proclamation, for persons concerned to take notice of the Act for 
 dissolving of, and for holding a Parliament 25 April, 1660, and 
 the qualifications there described. . . . . 1660 
 
 His Majesty's Speech to both Houses, folio . . 1660 
 
 His Majesty's Speech at the dissolution of. folio 1660 
 
 The Speech of the Speaker of the House of Commons, fo. 1660 
 Sir Edward Turner's (Speaker of the House of Commons) to the 
 King, folio .. .. .. .. 1670 
 
 The Long Parliament dissolved. 4to . . Lond. 1676 
 
 The King's Speech to. folio .. .. Lond. 1677-8 
 
 A List of one unanimous club of voters in the Long Parliament, 
 
 dissolved, in '78. 
 A List of the Knights returned to. folio . . 1679 
 
 A List of both Houses of, prorogued to 26th January, 1679. 
 The Address and Advice of several Peers, for the sitting of. 
 folio .. .. .. .. 1679 
 
 The moderate Parliament considered in this time of danger, folio 
 
 1679 
 The Bill for regulating abuses in the election of members, fo. 1 679 
 The King's Speech to. folio . . . . 1 680 
 
 Votes of the House of Commons, folio . . 1 680 
 
 The Message from the King, by Secretary Jenkins, to the Com- 
 mons, and Address thereto, folio . . 1680 
 The Address of, to the King, for a day of humiliation, folio 1680 
 The King's Speech to both Houses. . . . . 1680 
 
 The Address of the Commons to the King in answer, folio 1680 
 Proclamation for. broadside . . . . 1 680 
 
 His Majesty's Message to the Commons, folio 1680 
 
 The Commons' Address to the King, and his answer, folio 1680 
 The King's Speech to. folio . . . , 1 680 
 
 The King's Message to the Commons, folio .. 1680-1 
 
 A List of the Dukes, Earls, S^c, summoned to, 21 March, folio 
 
 1680-1 
 His Majesty's declaration touching the reasons for dissolving the 
 two last Parliaments, folio ., .. 1681 
 
 Plain Dealing ; or a dialogue between Humphrey and Roger, about 
 chusing the next Parliament, folio .. 1681 
 
 Plain Dealing ; or a second dialogue, <SfC. folio 1681 
 
 Vox Populi vox Dei ; or England's general lamentation for the dis- 
 solution of. folio .. .. .. 1681 
 
 The Countries Petition for a Parliament, folio 1682 
 
 The privilege and practice of a Parliament in England. (With a 
 
 plate.) 4to . . .. .. .. Zone?. 1682 
 
 A List of Members of both Houses, folio . . 1685 
 
 A Catalogue of the Lords spiritual and temporal. Knights, ^c. 
 
 folio . . . . . . . . ] 685 
 
 A complete List of ditto, returned into the Crown office, fo. 1 685 
 
290 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 The Duty of Subjects reinforc't, especially in their choice of repre- 
 sentatives, folio .. .. .. 1685 
 
 Some Proposals offered to public consideration before the opening 
 of, May 19. folio .. .. .. 1685 
 
 The Petition of the Lords to the King, for the calling of a Parlia- 
 ment, folio .. .. .. .. 1688 
 
 The History of, from 1661. folio .. .. 1688 
 
 A Letter, advising in this extraordinary juncture (touching the 
 Convention Parliament) how to free a nation from slavery for 
 ever, folio .. .. .. .. 1689 
 
 A Letter to a Member of Parliament, on account of some present 
 transactions, folio .. .. .. 1689 
 
 Queers, whether the King, Lords, and Commons now assembled 
 be a legal Parliament, folio . . . . 1 689 
 
 The present Convention a Parliament, folio . . 1 689 
 
 A Letter to a gentleman in Gloucestershire about electing a new 
 Parhament. folio .. .. .. 1701 
 
 A post Letter to a gentleman of England ; or a certain way to serve 
 England by a prudent choice of members, folio 1701 
 
 A short Defence of the last Parliament ; with a word of advice to 
 all electors for the ensuing Parliament, folio 1701 
 
 A Justification of the proceedings of the House of Commons in the 
 last sessions of. folio .. .. .. 1701 
 
 The humble Thanks of the good people of England to the right 
 hon. the Lords spiritual and temporal in Parliament, fo. 1701 
 
 A Memorial to the members of, of the court party. 4to Lond. 1701 
 
 Proceedings of. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 703 
 
 A Letter of Advice to the freeholders of England, concerning the 
 election of members, folio .. .. 1710 
 
 The Gunsmiths' Queries concerning, broadsheet 1710 
 
 The Re-representation ; or a modest search after the great plun- 
 derers of the nation. 8vo .. .. Lond.\*J\\ 
 
 Her Majesty's Speech to both Houses, folio . . 1713 
 
 A complete History of the late Septennial Parliament. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1722 
 . An Enquiry into the fitness of attending Parliament. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1739 
 
 A Caveat against concluding the session with an Act of Indemnity. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1743 
 
 A Letter to a young member of the House of Commons, where the 
 question between party and conscience is impartially considered. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1745 
 
 Anticipation continued : containing the substance of a speech in- 
 tended to be delivered from the T e to both Houses of 
 
 P 1 ; to which is added, a sketch of the debate which will 
 
 take place in the H e of L — ds on the motion for an Address 
 
 and Amendment. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1779 
 
 Parliamentary Reform, Proceedings of the society of Friends of 
 the People, associated for the purpose of obtaining a, in the year 
 1792. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1793 
 
Political and Constitutional Works, 291 
 
 Substance of Lord Momington's Speech, on a Motion for an Ad- 
 dress to His Majesty at the commencement of the session. 
 8vo . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 794 
 
 [The following are undated ; but placed alphabetically, fo.] 
 
 A Dialogue between two Burgesses about chusing their next 
 member for Parliament. 
 
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 A true Narrative and Discovery of the. By Mr. Miles Prance, 
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 Mansell, containing an account of the first discovery of the. 
 
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 A true Narrative of. By Dr. Titus Gates. foUo Lond. 1679 
 
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 man, and the Benedictine Monks, folio .. Lond, 1679 
 
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 equivocation of a priest executed in Ireland, folio Lond. 1679 
 Mr. Thomas Dangerfield's narrative, folio . . Lond. 1679 
 
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 A Narrative of, vindicated, in answer to a libel, called A vindication 
 of the English catholics, folio .. .. Lond. 1680 
 
 An exact and true Narrative of the late Popish intrigue. By Col. 
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 Report of the Committee for receiving information concerning, on 
 
 the complaint of Peter Norris. folio .. Lond. 1680 
 
 The Examination of Captain William Bedlow, deceased, relating 
 
 to. folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1680 
 
 The Information of Hubert Bourk, touching, in Ireland, folio 
 
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 carry on the Popish Plot, who was murdered for discovering the 
 same and turning Protestant, folio . . Lond. 1680 
 
 The Information of Stephen Dugdale. folio . . Lond. 1 680 
 
 The Information of Francisco de Favia. folio .. Lond. 1680 
 
 A Narrative of, in Ireland. By David Fitzgerald, fo. Lond. 1 680 
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 The Information of William Lewis, folio . . Lond. 1680 
 
 The Information of David Turberville. folio . . Lond. 1680 
 
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 ville's last narrative concerning, folio .. Lond. 1680 
 
 Ireland's sad Lamentation ; being a full relation of its present dan- 
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 The Narrative of Lawrence Mowbray, folio . . Lond. 1680 
 
 The second Narrative of Mr. Tho. Dangerfield. folio Lond. 1 681 
 
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 Hetherington, before His Majesty in council, folio 1681 
 
 A Caution to all true Protestants concerning, folio 1681 
 
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 hands of George Treby, esq. folio . . 1681 
 
 A collection of the substance of several Speeches, concerning 
 
 the Duke of York, Lestrange, and the Protestant dissenters. 
 
 folio .. .. .. .. 1681 
 
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 of a feigned memoriall. folio .. .. Lond. \Q%2 
 
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 The last Memorial of the agent from the King of Poland to the 
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 upon his death, touching, folio . . . . 1684 
 
 A Letter to a Friend, being a vindication of the Parliament's 
 whole proceedings, with the state of the plot, folio Lond. n. d. 
 
 A Memorial of the late and present Popish plots, fo. Lond. n. d. 
 
 An exact, true, and particular narrative of the Popish intrigue to 
 form a plot, and then to throw it upon the Protestants, folio 
 
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 Dugdale*s Narrative of the Plot carried on by Gondamore. folio 
 
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 The additional Narrative of Mr. Miles Prance, folio Lond. n. d. 
 
 The Narrative of Robert Boldron. folio . . n. d. 
 
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 impartial answer to what has been objected against it. 1731 
 
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 shewing his reasons for retiring into the country upon the pre- 
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 A Persuasion to impartiality and candour in judging of the present 
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 A second Enquiry into the reasons of the conduct of Great Britain, 
 with relation to the present state of affairs in Europe. 1726 
 
 A Vindication of the conduct of a certain eminent patriot, viz., on 
 his refusing to accept any place of profit ; on his refusing to be 
 one of the secret committee, and on his voting against the repeal 
 of the Septennial Act in this critical conjuncture. 1 742 
 
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 existing grievances, and a recommendation to petition with vi- 
 gour, as a means of obtaining a repeal of the Pitt and Grenville 
 bills. .. .. .. .. 1796 
 
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 publication of the Craftsman, in which the mischievous influence 
 of that course of writing on our foreign affairs is evidently 
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 relation to the present state of affairs in Europe. 1727 
 
 An expostulatory Letter to a certain right hon. person, upon his 
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 Cave serieux et int^ressant ; ou, avis salutaire adresse k la Grande 
 
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 se voit tout k decouvert, 8(c. . . . . Gibraltar, 1738 
 
 Clodius and Cicero : with other examples and reasonings in defence 
 of just measures against faction and obloquy, suited to the pre- 
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 state of the nation. . , . . . . 1 793 
 
 Our Ancestors as wise as We ; or ancient precedents upon modern 
 facts, in answer to a letter from a noble lord. 1712 
 
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 at the present crisis. .. .. .. 1762 
 
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 and exportation of convicts. By a student in politics. 1754 
 
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 the author of that piece. . . . . n. d. 
 
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 State of the country in the autumn of 1798. 
 
 The Allies and the late Ministry defended against France, 8(C., in 
 answer to a late pamphlet, entitled The Conduct of the Allies. 
 
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 The Art of Railing at great men ; being a discourse upon political 
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 the government in time of a plot. . . 1 723 
 
 The Clergyman's Caution to the freeholders of Great Britain. 1722 
 
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 The conduct of the Allies and of the late Ministry in beginning and 
 carrying on the present war. . . . . 1711 
 
 The Free Briton ; or the opinion of the people. No. 2, addressed 
 to the authors of the Occasional Writer and Craftsman, or to 
 their employers and abettors. . . , . 1727 
 
 The Free Briton, No. 50, containing reflections on the Irish troops 
 in the service of France ; with a postscript in answer to the 
 Craftsman extraordinary. . . . . J 730 
 
 The Occasional Writer ; with an answer paragraph bv paragraph. 
 
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 The old and new Ministry compared as to these three grand points : 
 1, bribery and corruption from France ; 2, partition of the Spa- 
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 making peace, war, and alliances. . . 1711 
 
 ITie present interest of the people of Great Britain at home and 
 abroad considered. . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The Reply of a Member of Parliament to the Mayor of his corpo- 
 ration. . . . . . . . . 1 733 
 
 The Re-representation ; or a modest search after the great plun- 
 derers of the nation. . . . . . . 1711 
 
 The Resignation discussed : in which many of the false facts are 
 detected, and sophistical reasonings refuted, in a pamphlet en- 
 titled An Apology for a late resignation. . . 1 748 
 
 The sense of an Englishman on the pretended coalition of parties, 
 and on the merits of the Whig interest. . . n. d. 
 
 The sense of the People concerning the present state of affairs ; 
 with remarks upon some passages of our own and the Roman 
 history. . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The steady pursuit of the interest of Great Britain dispassionately 
 examined into by dates and circumstances. . . 1 743 
 
 The Thoughts of an impartial man upon the present temper of the 
 nation. .. .. .. .. 1733 
 
 Three political Letters to a noble lord, concerning liberty and the 
 constitution; with a supplement. .. .. 1721 
 
 Truth, if you can find it ; or a character of the present M y 
 
 andP 1. .. .. .. .. 1712 
 
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 persons, SfC, of, of Great Britain. 8vo . . Lond. 1740 
 
 Poll Bill, A new, for raising 700,000/. folio . . n. d. 
 
 Pope, The : 
 
 The Cabal of Romish Ghosts and Mortals : or the devil deceived, 
 and the sick Pope. . . . . . . Lond. 1 680 
 
 A second Letter from Edinburgh, giving an account of the burning 
 of, by the students there, folio , . . . Lond. 1680 
 
 Scotland against Popery : or an account of the burning of, at Edin- 
 burgh, folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1681 
 
 A modest Apology for the students of Edinburgh burning the 
 Pope, folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1681 
 
 A full and true relation of the entry of the Nuncio of, into Wind- 
 sor, folio .. ., .. .. Lond. 1687 
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 The French King's Letter to, concerning the present affairs in 
 England, folio . . . . . . Lond. 1 689 
 
 A Letter from the Devil to, and his Prelates, written at the be- 
 ginning of the Reformation, folio . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 The Lamentation of, or the whore of Babylon's overthrow, folio 
 
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 Pope's, The Sick, last Will and Testament, folio n. d. 
 
 Popery : 
 
 Petition from Suffolk for the removal of Popish lords and bishops 
 from Parliament. foHo .. .. .. Lond. IQAX 
 
 Order to prevent the going over of Popish commanders to Ireland, 
 and to hinder the transportation of arms, and for sending back 
 Irish Papists, folio .. .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 Petition from Devon for the exclusion of Papists from the King's 
 great affairs, and his Prelates from temporal jurisdiction. foHo 
 
 Lond. 1642 
 
 A Letter from Mr. S. a Romish priest, concerning the impossi- 
 bility of the public establishment of Popery here in England, 
 folio .. .. .. .. May 19, 1672 
 
 Lying allowable with Papists to deceive Protestants ; in a letter 
 written to satisfy a friend, who was much staggered at reading 
 the speeches of the late traytors, who at their death so confi- 
 dently affirmed their innocency. folio . . Lond. 1679 
 
 The Tryal, Conviction, and Condemnation of, for high treason, 
 folio . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 680 
 
 An Abstract of several Examinations taken and delivered in the 
 House of Commons, concerning the encouragement of, in Mon- 
 mouth and Hereford, folio .. .. Lond. 1680 
 
 Popery and Arbitrary Government, a character of, with a timely 
 caveat and advice to all the freeholders, citizens, and burgesses, 
 how they may prevent the same by choosing good members to 
 serve in this new Parliament. By Philolaus. folio n. d. 
 
 The Protestants' Vade Mecum, or Popery display'd in its proper 
 colours. In thirty emblems. 12mo .. Lond. 1680 
 
 Order of Parliament against Papists, folio . . 1680 
 
 The Papists Oath of Secrecy, folio . . . . 1680 
 
 The Papists St. Dominick and his Rosary : or a full discovery of the 
 cheats and forgeries imposed by him on the people, fo. 1681 
 
 The Increase of ; by William Dell, folio .. 1681 
 
 Popery displayed in its proper colours ; wherein its nonenity is 
 demonstrated, ^c. By J. P. folio .. 1681 
 
 The Character of a Popish successor : and what England may ex- 
 pect from such a one. folio .. .. 1681 
 
 A Vindication of ditto ; with a reply to Sir Roger Lestrange's 
 pamphlet, folio .. .. .. 1681 
 
 The Character of a Popish successor compleat, in defence of the 
 first part, against two answers, the one written by Roger Le- 
 strange, and another by an unknown hand, folio 1681 
 
 An Answer to a late pamphlet, entitled The Character of a Popish 
 successor, folio sheet .. .. .. 1681 
 
Political and Constitutional Works. 301 
 
 A certain way to prevent Popery in England, folio 1681 
 
 The Protestant Petition against, (verse.) folio sheet 1681 
 
 Voa^ Patrice, or the presentments and indignation of the freeborn 
 subjects of England against arbitrary government, the Duke of 
 York, or any Popish successor. . . . . 1681 
 
 The Pope's supremacv destroyed by the French king, as it was by 
 Henry VIII., king'of England, folio .. 1682 
 
 A Letter of Queries to the Popish brethren of the Association, 
 folio .. .. o. .. 1682 
 
 A second return to the Letter from a noble Peer, concerning the 
 Addresses, folio .. .. .. 1682 
 
 A short dissuasion from, folio . . . . 1685 
 
 The Pedigree of, or the Genealogie of Antichrist. foHo 1688 
 
 A Table : pointing to places of scripture as condemn Popery, folio 
 
 1688 
 
 A full account of a conspiracy of, against the Protestants in the 
 north of England, folio .. .. 1689 
 
 The Earl of Sunderland's Letter, plainly discovering the designs 
 of the Roman party, folio .. .. 1689 
 
 The Papists new-fangled allegiance : being a Letter of Harcourt 
 the Jesuit, concerning taking the oaths, folio n. d. 
 
 A Letter from an impartial hater of Papists to a Friend, fo. sh. n. d. 
 
 A Character of, and arbitrary government, folio n. d. 
 
 News from Rome : or a Dialogue between His HoUness and^ ca* 
 bal of cardinals at a late conclave, folio . . n. d. 
 
 Pereat Papa, or reasons why a presumptive heir, or Popish suc- 
 cessor, should not inherit the crown, folio n. d. 
 
 Popery and Papists, A summary of the Acts of Parliament of Scot- 
 land against, folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The very Beggars Petition against, wherein they lamentably com- 
 plain to King Henry VIII. of the clergy, folio n. d. 
 
 The Character of a Popish successor, Sfc, first printed in 1680, 
 and now reprinted, with a preface containing the reasons of it. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1712 
 
 A Letter against, particularly against admitting the authority of 
 Fathers or Councils in controversies of religion. By Sophia 
 Charlotte, the late queen of Prussia; being an answer to a 
 letter written to Her Majesty by Father Vota, an Italian priest, 
 confessor to King Augustus. 8vo .. Lond. 1112 
 
 An Appeal from the Protestant Association of the people of Great 
 Britain, concerning the probable tendency of the late Act of 
 Parliament in favour of the Papists, with a letter from the rev. 
 John Wesley thereon. 8vo .. .. Lond. \1 SO 
 
 A further continuation of the Religious Knight-errant: or a second 
 sample of the Dispensary, in two colloquies ; the first between a 
 Popish priest and a Protestant, with a rejoinder thereto ; the 
 second between a parson and his parishioners. 8vo Lond. 1 782 
 
 The Report of the Committee of the society of United Irishmen of 
 Dublin, to enquire into the Popery Laws in force in that king- 
 dom ; to which is prefixed the declaration of Roman catholics 
 
302 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 of Ireland, with a petition intended to have been presented to 
 Parliament by Mr. O'Hara. 8vo .. Lond. 1792 
 
 A full and accurate Report of the debates in Parliament of Ireland, 
 on the Bill for relief of His Majesty's catholic subjects. 8vo 
 
 Dublin, 1793 
 
 The Catholic Question considered ; in a letter to the editor of the 
 
 Anti -jacobin. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1 793 
 
 Protestant ascendancy and Catholic emancipation reconciled by a 
 legislative union, with a view to the transactions in 1782, rela- 
 tive to the independence of the Irish Parliament. 8vo 
 
 Lond, 1800 
 Porcupine (Peter), Observations on the debates of the American Con- 
 gress on the addresses to General Washington, on his resignation. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1797 
 
 Portugal, Proclamation for confirming Treaties between England and. 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. 1660 
 
 Post-boy, The. June 24-26, 1703. folio. 
 Post-man, The. Oct 30 to Nov. 1, 1701. folio. 
 Power and Government made forth by God in scripture by a rule of 
 righteousness, 8(C. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 65 1 
 
 Prerogative. A Speech on behalf of the constitution against the sus- 
 pending and dispensing prerogative. 8vo .. Lond. 1767 
 Presbyter, Sir John, the riping up of the garment of, or the ground 
 work of Seism laid open, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 Presbyterians. A Letter from a gentleman of the Isle of Ely, to Colo- 
 nel Roderick Mansell, containing an account of the first disco- 
 very of the pretended Presbyterian plot, folio 1679 
 Presbytery truly display'd, or an impartial character of the Pres- 
 byterian, folio .. .. .. Lond. 1680 
 
 Some reflections upon the late pamphlet entituled The Presbyterian 
 Pattern, folio .. .. .. 1681 
 
 The Presbyterian Paternoster, Creed, and Ten Commandments, 
 folio sheet. . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 A Letter to a Noble Lord, concerning a late prophane pamphlet, 
 
 entituled The Presbyterian Paternoster, folio n. d. 
 
 Present great Interest, The, both of king and people, folio n. d. 
 
 Press, The, Arguments relating to a restraint upon, fully and fairly 
 
 handled ; in a letter to a Bencher, from a young gentleman of the 
 
 Temple ; with proposals offered to the consideration of both Houses 
 
 of Parliament. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1712 
 
 Press Warrants, An enquiry into the nature and legality of. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1770 
 
 The Sailors* Advocate against the system of pressing of seamen. 
 
 8vo . . . . . . . . . . Lond, n. d. 
 
 Pretender, the. Various Tracts relating to. By William Fuller, gent. 
 8vo ., .. .. .. Lond, 1696^1701 
 
 A demonstration of Fuller's Impostures, folio sheet 1 702 
 
 An account of the proceedings of the Privy Council of Scotland 
 
 against David Baillie, with relation to the plot for restoring the 
 
 Prince of Wales, folio .. .. .. 1704 
 
Political and Constitutional Works. 303 
 
 The Proceedings of the House of Lords concerning the Scottish 
 conspiracy for aiding the cause of. foHo . . Lond. 1 704 
 
 Mrs. Frances Shaftoe's narrative concerning the pretended Prince 
 of Wales. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \10Q 
 
 Scotch Loyalty exemplified, in relation to the reception of a 
 medal of. folio . . . . . . Lond. 1711 
 
 A Speech for Mr. D sse, younger, of Arnistown, if he should 
 
 be impeached for h t , for what he said and did 
 
 about the Pretender's medal, lately sent to the Faculty of Ad- 
 vocates at Edinburgh. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1711 
 
 A true copy of a Letter from a merchant at Rotterdam, giving an 
 account of the death and character of the sister of the Pretender, 
 Louisa, called Madame la Princesse d'Angleterre. fo. Lond. 1712 
 
 A Letter against the Rights of, in the Flying Post. 1715 
 
 The Speech of the Lord High Steward, on proceeding to judg- 
 ment against James earl of Derwentwater, and others, for high 
 treason, and proclaiming of. foHo .. Lond. 17 \o 
 
 The Address of the Episcopal Clergy of Aberdeen to, with remarks, 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. Lond. \7 15 
 
 Justice done to the late Ministry ; or the charge of their designing 
 to make the Pretender king of Great Britain proved, from their 
 conduct, to be groundless ; and the reasons for a Parliamentary 
 enquiry considered ; with some thoughts about attainders. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1715 
 
 The Names of the prisoners tried at Liverpool, for aiding the cause 
 of. folio sheet. . . . . . . Lond. 1716 
 
 The secret history of Colonel Hooke's Negotiations in Scotland in 
 favour of, in 1707, including the original letters and papers 
 which passed between the Scotch and Irish lords and the court 
 of Versailles and St. Germain's. 8vo .. Lond. 1760 
 
 The Young Chevalier : or a genuine narrative of all that befel that 
 unfortunate adventurer, from his fatal defeat to his final escape. 
 8vo . . . . . . . . . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Price (Evan) : — see Eye-salve for England. 
 
 Price (Richard), D.D., An Appeal to the public on the National 
 Debt. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1772 
 
 Observations on the nature of Civil Liberty, the Principles of 
 Government, and on the justice and poUcy of the war with 
 America. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. ]776 
 
 A just and impartial view of the Funds of England, 8^c. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1795 
 Priestley (Joseph), LL.D., Letters to the right hon. Edmund Burke, 
 occasioned by his Reflections on the French Revolution. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1791 
 
 Copies of Original Letters written by persons in Paris to, in Ame- 
 rica, taken on board of a neutral vessel. 8vo Lond. 1798 
 Privy Council. The King's declaration for the dissolution of his 
 late, and for constituting a new one. folio sheet 1 679 
 
 An impartial account of the Names of the, and principal officers 
 now in commission under King James II. folio 1686 
 
304 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 Privy Council, the. Names of the Lords of. folio sheet 1688 
 
 Prize Goods. Reasons why they should pay the same duty as the 
 
 merchant ; and for passing the ingrossed bill relating to the duties 
 
 on them, folio sheet . . „ . . . n. d. 
 
 Proclamations, Original, 1 660-85 : 
 
 Against vicious and debauched persons. 
 
 For quieting possessions. 
 
 For a general thantsgiving. 
 
 Concerning His Majesty's pardon, in pursuance of his former de- 
 claration. 
 
 Concerning the time of holding the summer assizes. 
 
 For publishing a former proclamation against vicious persons in 
 all churches. 
 
 For restoring and discovering His Majesty's goods. 
 
 Against the exportation of wools. 
 
 For the speedy payment of arrears of three months assessment. 
 
 For suppressing disorderly meetings in taverns ; and against foot- 
 men wearing swords. 
 
 For cashiered officers, soldiers, S^c, not giving a good account of 
 themselves, to depart out of London and Westminster. 
 
 For prohibiting seditious meetings and conventicles. 
 
 For prohibiting the seizing of persons, or searching houses with- 
 out warrant. 
 
 For observing the 30 January as a day of fast and humiliation. 
 
 For restraint of killing, dressing^ and eating of flesh in Lent. 
 
 For publishing an Act of Parliament for better ordering and selling 
 wines by retail. 
 
 For the speedy calling to account persons whose accounts are ex- 
 cepted in the Act of ObUvion. 
 
 For a general fast, on account of the plague and pestilence. 
 
 For a general fast, on account of the Great Fire. 
 
 For a general thanksgiving for the late victory against the Dutch. 
 . For enforcing the law against conventicles. 
 
 For requiring the immediate tenants of His Majesty's fee-farm 
 rents to proceed in their purchases within the time limited by 
 the late Act. 
 
 For a general fast, on account of the calamitous condition of the 
 kingdom by reason of the war, and the divisions occasioned by 
 Popish recusants. 
 
 For the observance of the 30 January (reprinted). 
 
 For the discovery of persons suspected of burning houses in 
 London. 
 
 For a general fast, on account of the Popish Plot. 
 
 For a general thanksgiving for the late victories over the rebels. 
 
 For the well ordering and making of white starch. 
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 Declarations, Orders, 8fC., published by King Charles I., the Par- 
 liament, the Protector, King Charles II., James XL, William III., 
 8fC„ from 1626 to 1689. folio. 
 
Political and Constitutional Works. 305 
 
 A collection of about 400 royal Proclamations, Declarations, ^c, 
 issued in England, Scotland, and Ireland, by King Charles I., 
 Charles II., James XL, and William III., from 1638 to 1698. 
 folio. 
 
 A collection of Declarations and Acts, temp. Rich. Cromwell, 
 folio .. .. .. .. 1659 
 
 Project, One, for the good of England; that is, our civil union is our 
 
 civil safety, folio . . . . . . Lond. 1 685 
 
 Protections. A true List of the names of persons protected by ambas- 
 sadors, folio sheet .. .. ■.. Lond. 1112 
 
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 Petition from the city of Exeter to both Houses of Parliament for 
 the preservation of the Protestant religion. foHo Lond. 1641 
 
 A Preamble, with a Protestation of the House of Commons, and 
 assented to by the Lords, for the maintenance of the Protes- 
 tant religion, folio .. .. .. Lond. \Q^l 
 
 Declaration of the Commons on the progress of the Acts for se- 
 curing the Protestant religion, folio .. Lond. \QQO 
 
 The instrument, or writing of Association, that the true Protes- 
 tants of England entered into, in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, 
 together with an Act of Parliament for confirmation, folio 
 
 Lond. 1679 
 
 The Protestant Conformist ; or a plea for moderation, contained 
 in a letter from (me conforming minister to another ; and his 
 answer to it. folio .. .. .. Lond. \Q19 
 
 The loyal Protestant's vindication, folio .. Xo«£?. 1680 
 
 The deplorable state and condition of the poor French commise- 
 rated; with reasons for a Protestant league, folio Lowe?. 1681 
 
 The pressure and grievances of the Protestants in France, and 
 their apology to the late ordinances made against them, gathered 
 and digested by E. E. [Edmond Everard]. . . Lond. 1681 
 
 No Protestant Plot; or the pretended conspiracy of Protestants 
 discovered to be a conspiracy of Papists against the King and 
 his Protestant subjects. 4to .. .. Lone?. 1681 
 
 The case of the Protestants in England under a Popish prince, if 
 any shall happen to wear the imperial crown. 4to Lond. 1681 
 
 The Englishman's happiness under a Protestant prince, folio 
 
 Lond, 1681 
 
 A Protestant Plot no paradox, folio . . Lond, 1682 
 
 Protestants' Association, The loyal, broad sheet n. d. 
 
 A true Protestant Catechism, explaining the true grounds and 
 methods of the true Protestant plot, folio . . Lond. 1683 
 
 The true Interest of the legal English Protestants, fo. Lond. 1687 
 
 An Account of the Money collected on a brief for the relief of the 
 distressed French Protestants, folio ., 1687-88 
 
 An Alarm to England ; or a warning piece to all true Protestants, 
 folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1688 
 
 Proposals to this present Convention for the security of the Pro- 
 testant religion, folio .. .. .. 1689 
 
306 Political and Constitutional Works. 
 
 A Memorial from the English Protestants for the Prince and 
 Princess of Orange, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 An Appeal to all Protestant kings, princes, and states, concerning 
 the apparent danger of the Protestant religion, and the great 
 decay of its interest in Europe, 5fc. 4to . . Lond. 1 700 
 
 The state of the Protestants in Ireland under King James's govern- 
 ment. 4to . . .. .. .. Lowrf. 1713, 
 
 The Ijetter of the Bishops of St. Asaph, Bangor, Sfc, for a collec- 
 tion under a second brief for the relief of the poor Protestants 
 in Ireland, folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Not Popery, but the Protestant religion the support of the crown, 
 folio . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The Protestant Admirer; or an answer to the vindication of a 
 Popish successor, folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The humble Remonstrance and Petition of English Protestants 
 
 against English and Irish Papists. 4to . . n. d. 
 
 Provisions, Thoughts on the causes and consequences of the present 
 
 high price of. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1767 
 
 An Essay on the causes of the present high price of, as connected 
 with currency, taxes, and national debt. 8vo Lond. 1773 
 
 Prussia, The Neutrality of. Translated from the German. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1799 
 Prynne (William) : 
 
 A Vindication of Psalme 105. 15. (Touch not mine anoynted, and 
 doe my prophets no harme) , from some false glosses obtruded 
 on it by Royallists, S^c. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 642 
 
 The Popish royal Favourite ; or a full discovery of His Majesties 
 extraordinary favours to, and protections of notorious Papists, 
 priests, Jesuits, 8(C. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 643 
 
 An humble Remonstrance against the tax of Ship-money lately 
 imposed, SfC. ; together with some briefe observations touching 
 the Great Scale of England. 4to . . . . Lond. 1643 
 
 The opening of the Great Scale of England, containing historical 
 and legal observations touching the originall, antiquity, 8iC. of 
 the Great Seal of the kings and kingdom of England, SfC. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1643 
 
 The sovereign power of Parliaments and Kingdoms. (In four parts, 
 with an Appendix.) 4to .. .. Lond. 1643 
 
 A moderate Apology against a pretended calumny ; in answer to 
 some passages in the preheminence of Parliament, newly pub- 
 lished by James Howel. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 644 
 
 Minors no Senators ; or a briefe discourse, proving that infants 
 under the age of 2 1 yeares are uncapable, in point of law, of being 
 members of Parliament. 4to .. .. Lond. [646 
 
 The University of Oxford's Plea refuted ; or a full answer to a 
 paper, intituled The privileges of the University of Oxford in 
 point of visitation, ^c. 4to .. .. Lond. 1647 
 
 Mr. Prynne's demand of his Liberty to the General (Earl of Essex) ; 
 with his public declaration and protestations thereon, broad 
 sheet . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 648 
 
Political and Constitutional Works, 307 
 
 A Vindication of the imprisoned and secluded Members of the 
 House of Commons from the aspersions of a paper, intituled An 
 humble Answer of the generall council of the officers of the army 
 under Tho. lord Fairfax to the demands of the Commons, con- 
 cerning the late securing or secluding some members thereof. 
 4to .. •.. .. .. .. Lond. 1649 
 
 The substance of a Speech touching the King's answer to the pro- 
 positions of both Houses upon the whole treaty. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1649 
 
 A short Demurrer to the Jewes long discontinued barred remitter 
 into England. Second edition. 4to .. Lond. 1656 
 
 A Vindication of the Liberties, SfC. of the English freemen. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1657 
 
 Pendennis, and all other standing forts dismantled ; or eight mili- 
 tary aphorisms, demonstrating the uselessness of all standing 
 English forts and garrisons to the people of England. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1657 
 
 A Plea for the Lords and House of Peers ; or a full and enlarged 
 vindication of the hereditary right of the Lords to sit, vote, 
 and judge in all the Parliaments of England. 4to Lond. 1658 
 
 The Republican's and others spurious good old cause briefly and 
 truly anatomized. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1659 
 
 A true and perfect Narrative of what was acted, spoken by Mr. 
 Prynne, and other formerly freshly secluded members, the army 
 officers, and some now sitting in the lobby house elsewhere, &;c, 
 4to .. . . .. . . * .. Lond. 1659 
 
 Prynne, William, The Character or Ear-mark of, in which are con- 
 tained many seasonable and wholesome exhortations to the same. 
 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1659 
 
 Public Accounts, Credits, and Debts : 
 
 A Declaration concerning the general Accounts of the kingdom, 
 folio .. .. .. .. Xowrf. 1642 
 
 An Act for Accompts and clearing of publique Debts, folio 
 
 Lond. 1653 
 
 Proceedings in the House of Commons upon the observations of 
 the Commissioners for taking and examining the public Ac- 
 counts, folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1102 
 
 Reasons for passing the Bill for the better preserving of public 
 Credit, by continuing and reviving the Act to restrain the num- 
 ber of brokers and stock jobbers, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 A Letter concerning public Debts, particularly of the Navy, folio 
 
 Lond. 1711 
 
 The Report of the Commissioners for examining the public Ac- 
 counts, with the depositions of Sir Solomon Medina, knight, and 
 others. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. Ill i 
 
 Considerations on the present state of the Nation as to public 
 Stocks, and the landing and trading interests ; with a proposal 
 for the speedy lessening the public Debts. Svo Lond. 1720 
 
 An Examination and explanation of the South Sea Company's 
 scheme for taking in the public Debts. Svo Lond. 1720 
 
308 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 A Proposal, oflfered to the consideration of the House of Commons, 
 in relation to the public Taxes and Debts. 8vo Lond. 1727 
 
 Two Proposals for raising 1,250,000/. for the current service of 
 the year 1729 ; and for appropriating the produce of the Sink- 
 ing Fund. 8vo .. .. .. ionrf. 1729 
 
 Some considerations on Public Credit, and the nature of its circu- 
 lation in the funds, occasioned by a bill in Parliament concern- 
 ing stock -jobbing. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1733 
 
 Public Adviser, The, and Mercurius Militaris. 4to 1649-50 
 
 Public Affairs, A Letter from an English merchant in London to his 
 
 Dutch correspondent in Amsterdam, concerning, folio n. d. 
 
 A Speech made by a noble Peer concerning, folio Lond. 1681 
 
 Some Quseries which may deserve consideration concerning, 
 folio . . '. . . . . . Lond. 1711 
 
 Pudsey (Sir Geo.), recorder of Oxford, The Speech of, on swearing 
 the new mayor, folio . . . . . . Lond. 1 685 
 
 The Speech of, on the King's coming to Oxford, folio Lond. 1687 
 
 Quadrennium AnncB postremum, or the political state of Great Britain 
 
 during the last four years of the late queen's reign. By Mr. Boyer. 
 
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 Quakers : 
 
 A Looking-glass for the Quakers, in two columns, wherein they 
 may see themselves, and may be seen by others, folio sheet 
 
 Lond. 1689 
 
 Some of the Quakers contradictions which they writ, <S-c., as suted 
 the times and their own interests, by which 'twill appear that the 
 highest pretenders are the greatest deceivers. 4to Lond. 1696 
 
 Some Reasons humbly offered to the House of Commons why the 
 Quakers principles and practices should be examined, and cen- 
 sured or suppressed. [With an engraving of the Quakers synod.] 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. Xo«c?. 1699 
 
 A Clause, 6 Anne cap. 23, touching the Oath and Affirmation of 
 Quakers, folio ' .. .. .. 1707 
 
 The clergy of London's Petition against the Act in favour of the 
 Quakers, with proceedings thereon. MS. . . n. d. 
 
 Reasons offered to the legislature by the people called Quakers 
 against the Bill to prevent the growth of Schism, folio n. d. 
 
 The words which the Quakers pronounced as to the effect of the 
 Abjuration oath, folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Queries : 
 
 Democritus turned Statesman ; or twenty queries proposed to all 
 true-hearted Englishmen. 4to tr. .. Lond. \Qb9 
 
 Eighteen new court, offered to the serious consideration of all good 
 honest-hearted people of the three nations. 4totr. Z/0«c?. 1659 
 
 Political, folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Rump enough; or quserie for quaerie. 4to tr. Lond. 16^9 
 
 Twelve, humbly proposed to the consideration of the Parliament 
 and Army. 4to tr. .. .. .. «Lo«rf. 1659 
 
Political and Constitutional Works. 309 
 
 Twenty-four Queries, touching the Parliament and Army. 4to tr. 
 
 Lond. 1659 
 University, in a gentle touch by the by. 4to tr. Cambr. 1659 
 The Valley of Achor ; or a caveat to England, in 37 queries. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1660 
 
 Rainbow, Edward, bishop of Carlisle, The Speech of, concerning 
 deposing of princes, folio.. .. .. Lond. 1679 
 
 Raleigh (Sir Walter), Select Observations of, relative to trade, com- 
 merce, and coin, 'folio .. .. .. Lond. \Q96 
 
 Rand (S.), The Defence of the Parliament of England in the case of 
 James II. ; or a treatise on the regal power and right of the people ; 
 translated from the Latin of P. Georgeson, knt. 4to Lond. 1 693 
 
 Rawdon Papers, The, consisting of letters, <SfC., to and from Dr. John 
 Bramhall, primate of Ireland, including the correspondence of 
 several eminent men of the 1 7th century, 8iC. By the rev. Edward 
 Berwick. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1819 
 
 Rebellion, The resurrection of loyaltv and obedience out of the grave 
 
 of. 4to . . . . ' . . . . Lond. 1 660 
 
 The character of a Rebellion, and what England may expect from 
 
 one; or the designs of Dissenters examined, folio Lond. 1681 
 
 Redford (Eliz.), A word of Council and Advice from the Lord, folio 
 sheet . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 701 
 
 Regicides. A proclamation to bring in the Regicides. 1660. 
 Act 12 Car. II., for the attainder of the Regicides. 
 
 Remembrancer, The, A collection of papers relative to the dispute 
 between Great Britain and America. 14 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1775-83 
 
 Remembrancer, The Armies, wherein they are presented with a 
 sight of their sinnes and dangers. 4to tr. . . Lond. 1 649 
 
 Remonstrance, A, for the Republique, showing who are the lying 
 lips of the prince. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 643 
 
 Resignation, The, discussed ; in which many of the false facts are 
 detected, and sophistical reasonings refuted, in a pamphlet intitled 
 An Apology for a late resignation. 8vo .. Zone?. 1748 
 
 Revenue of the Crown. Proposals for raising money for their Ma- 
 jesties service and encrease of their revenue, and easie to the sub- 
 ject, folio sheet . . » . . . . n. d. 
 
 Revolution, the. Some Paradoxes, presented for a new year's gift by 
 the old to the new orthodox, serving for an index to. fo. sh. 1 692 
 Arcana Anni Memorabilis : or an historical relation of some secret 
 and important transactions attending the late happy revolution 
 in 1688, or antecedent to it, published upon the occasion of King 
 George the First's accession. 8vo . . Lond. 1715 
 
 Reynard the Fox, The history of. [A political satire on the state of 
 parties in the reign of Queen Anne.] folio sheet n. d. 
 
 Richmond, the Duke of, A Letter from, to Lieut.-col. Sharman, 
 chairman of the Committee of Correspondence, <^c., assembled at 
 Lisburn in Ireland. With notes by a member of the Society for 
 Constitutional Information. Second edition. 8vo Lond. 1794 
 
310 Political and Constitutional Works. 
 
 Rockingham, the Marquis of. The Memoirs of, and his contempora- 
 ries; with original papers and documents. Now first published 
 by George earl of Albemarle. 2 vol. 8vo . . Lond. 1852 
 
 Rockingham Administration : — see Coalition. 
 
 Rose (John), A Constitutional Catechism; with notes. 8vo 
 
 Bristol, 1795 
 
 Rowse, Mr., his Speech made in the Lower House of Parliament, the 
 30thof December, 1641. folio .. .. Lond. \Q^2 
 
 Rump Parliament, A true List of the persons appointed by the, to 
 sit as a council of state, folio . . ' . . n. d. 
 
 Rudyard, Sir Benjamin, A worthy Speech spoken to the House of 
 Commons by. 4to .. .. .. jL owe?. 1642 
 
 Ruth's, Monsieur St., Speech to the Irish army, the day before the 
 battel at Aghrim, folio sheet .. .. Dublin, \Q9\ 
 
 Sacheverel, Henry, The Cherubim with a Flaming Sword, 5fc., being 
 a letter to my Lord M.; with remarks upon Dr. Sa H's ser- 
 mon. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1109 
 
 Sadler (Sir Ralph), The State Papers of. Edited by Arthur Clifford, 
 esq. ; with a memoir and historical notes, by Sir Walter Scott. 
 2 vol. 8vo . . . . . . . . Edinh. 1 809 
 
 Sattara, the Rajah of. Papers and Documents relating to. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1840-46 
 
 Sauvez nous, ou Sauvez vous ; Adresse a messieurs les d^put^s a 
 
 I'Assembl^e Nationale, et a messieurs les deputes Bretons en par- 
 
 ticulier. 3me edition. 8vo .. .. Pam, 1789 
 
 Savings Banks, Beneficial application of, for the county of Essex ; 
 
 ■with memoir of Lewis Majendie. 8vo . . Lond. 1834 
 
 Sea-service. Regulations and Instructions relating to His Majesty's 
 
 service at sea. Thirteenth edition. 4to .. Lond. 1190 
 
 Scotland : 
 
 The true Petition of the entire body of the kingdom of, to the Lords 
 of the Privy Councell for Scotland ; with the Act of secret coun- 
 cell thereon, broad sheet . . . . Lond. 1 642 
 
 Declaration of both Houses, concerning the King's letter to the 
 Privy Councell of, and the Petition of the noblemen, gentlemen, 
 ministers, <S-c., of, to the. Lords of the Privy Councell. broad 
 sheet . . .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 The Letter from the Commissioners of the Parliament of, to the 
 Commissioners of both Houses, concerning His Majesty's coming 
 to the Scottish army. Dated at Southwel, 5 May. broad sheet 
 
 Lond. 1646 
 
 The Declaration of the Army in. folio sheet Lond. 1659 
 
 His Majestv's Letter to the Parliament of, with the Speech of the 
 
 duke, folio .. .. .. .. 1681 
 
 A true and impartial account of the Examinations and Confessions 
 of the several conspirators against the King and his govern- 
 ment in, folio .. .. .. jLowrf. 1681 
 
 The King's Proclamation for toleration. . . Edinh. 1687 
 
Political and Constitutional Works. 311 
 
 A Vindication of the proceedings of the Convocation of the Estates 
 in. folio . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 689 
 
 The Preliminaries to the Crown of, as proposed by the grand com- 
 mittee, folio sheet .. .. .. Xowc?. 1689 
 
 A Speech made by a member of the Convention of States in. folio 
 
 Lond. 1689 
 
 Great News from the Convention in, giving an account of their 
 
 proceedings, folio sheet .. .. Lond. 1689 
 
 Continuation of ditto, folio sheet .. .. Lond. \QS9 
 
 The Declaration of the Rebels in. folio . . n. d. 
 The Proceedings of the House of Lords concerning the Scottish 
 conspiracy, and the papers laid before that house by His Ma- 
 jesty's command relating thereunto, folio .. Lond. 1104: 
 An account of the Proceedings of the Privy Council of, against 
 David Baillie, with relation to the plot, folio Lond. 1 704 
 The Report of the Commissioners appointed for stating and exa- 
 mining the Public Accompts, transmitted to the Marquis of 
 Tweddale, high commissioner, folio . . Edinh, 1 704 
 Her Majesty's Letter to the Parliament of, with the Lord High 
 Commissioner's and Chancellor's speeches. foUo Edinh. 1704 
 An Account of the late Scotch Invasion, as it was open'd by ray 
 Lord Haversham, in the House of Lords ; with some observa- 
 tions that were made in the H — se of C ns ; and true copies 
 
 of authentick papers. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1 709 
 
 Reasons for improving the Fisheries and Linen manufacture of. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .- Lond. 1727 
 
 Reasons for encouraging the Linnen manufacture of, and other 
 parts of Great Britain. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1 735 
 
 Seaman's Dream, The, a political jeu d'esprit concerning the Dutchess 
 of Portsmouth and Charles the Second, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 Seaman's Protestation, The, concerning their ebbing and flowing to 
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 the 11th of January, 1642. Ordered by the vice-admiral to be 
 published and set forth throughout the whole kingdome, as a mani- 
 festation of the seamen's loyaltie to their king and love to their 
 countrey. 4to . . . . . . . . Edinh. 1 642 
 
 Seamen. Instructions for the impressing of. folio sheet n. d. 
 
 An Ordinance for the better raising of Mariners, <^c., for guarding 
 
 the seas. . . . . . . . . 1642 
 
 Order for the impressing of marines, sailors, watermen, S^c. 1 644 
 
 The tender and declaration of mariners and seamen, commanders 
 
 of ships, members of the Trinity House, to the Commissioners of 
 
 the Navy. .. .. .. .. Zone?. 1648 
 
 Seasonable Hints from an honest man, on the present important 
 
 crisis of a new reign and new Parliament. 8vo Lond. 1761 
 
 Sedgwick (William), Justice upon the Armie Remonstrance. 4to tr. 
 
 Lond. 1649 
 
 Selby, James, The Vindication of, from several scandalous aspersions 
 
 cast upon him in a pamphlet, intituled The London Tory vying 
 
 with an Irish Raparee. folio . . , . n. d. 
 
312 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 Sequestration : — see Fair Warning. 
 
 Serious Advice to the good people of England : shewing them their 
 true interest and their true friends, folio .. Lond. \1\0 
 
 Serjeant, John : — see Popish Plot. 
 
 Settle (Elkanah), The Character of a Popish successor, and what 
 England may expect from such a one. folio Lond. 1681 
 
 A Narrative (touching the Popish Plot), folio Lond. 1683 
 
 Remarks upon the Narrative of. folio . . Lond. 1683 
 
 Reflections upon the Narrative of, with a vindication of the pro- 
 ceedings of the nation from the aspersions cast upon them by 
 that libel, folio .. .. .. //0W6?. 1683 
 
 A Letter to, occasioned by his famous recanting and plot-ridicul- 
 ing Narrative, folio .. .. .. Lond. 1683 
 
 Settlement of the Kingdom, the, A word to the approaching Parlia- 
 ment for. folio .. .. .. Lond. 1679 
 
 A Letter to a Member of Parliament, on account of some present 
 transactions concerning, folio . . . . Lond. 1 689 
 
 Shaftesbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, earl of : 
 
 The Speech of, and the Duke of Buckingham's Speech, together 
 
 with a protestation, and reasons of the several Lords for the 
 
 dissolution of Parliament. 4to .. ., Lond. 1675 
 
 A Letter to, from Tom Tell-troth, a downright Englishman, folio 
 
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 A Speech lately made by a noble Peer of the realm, folio 
 
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 A modest Answer to a Speech made by a noble Peer. fo. n. d. 
 
 A Letter from Scotland, occasioned by a Speech made by a noble 
 
 Peer of the realm, folio .. .. n. d. 
 
 A modest Account of the present posture of affairs in England, 
 with particular reference to, &;c. folio . . 1682 
 
 Shaftoe, Frances : — see Pretender. 
 Sharp (Granville) : 
 
 A Declaration of the people's natural right to a share in the Le- 
 gislature. Second edition. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1775 
 
 Tracts by, soil. An Appendix to the Representation (printed in 
 1769) of the injustice of tolerating slavery, S^c. in the persons 
 of men in England. 8vo .. ' .. 1772 
 
 An Address to the people of England, against every suspension of 
 law that is liable to endanger personal security. 8vo 1778 
 
 A short tract concerning the doctrine of Nullum tempus occurrit 
 Regi. 8vo . . .. .. .. 1779 
 
 Tracts on the legal means of political reformation. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1 780-82 
 An Account of the ancient division of the English nation into hun- 
 dreds and tithings, 5fc. 8vo .. .. Lond.lIM 
 
 The Law of Retribution ; or a serious warning to Great Britain, 
 
 against tyrants, slave holders, and oppressors. 8vo Lond. 1776 
 
 Sheridan's, Mr., Speech, after his examination before the House of 
 
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Political and Constitutional Works, 313 
 
 Sheridan, Right hon. Rich. Brinsley, The Speeches of, with a sketch 
 of his life, «^c. 3 vol. 8vo ' .. .. jLonrf. 1842 
 
 Sherlock, William, D.D.: 
 
 The copy of a Letter sent to, upon the occasion of his preaching 
 
 at St. Margaret's church, folio sheet , . Lond, 1691 
 
 Sherlock (William), D.D., The case of Allegiance due to sovereign 
 
 princes. 4to .. .. .. ., Lond. 1691 
 
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 4to . . .. .. .. .. Lond. 1691 
 
 A Vindication of the case of Allegiance, in reply to an answer to a 
 late pamphlet, entitled Obedience and Submission to the pre- 
 sent government demonstrated from Bp. Overall's Convocation 
 Book. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1691 
 
 Sidley, Sir Charles, The Speech of, in the House of Commons, touch- 
 ing the Civil List, foho sheet. . . . . Lond. 1691 
 
 Sidney State Papers ; Letters and Memorials of State, from the reign 
 of Mary to Charles II. By Arthur Collins, esq., author of the 
 Peerage of England. 2 vol. folio . . . . Lond. 1746 
 
 Simeon and Levi, brethren in -iniquity. A comparison between a 
 
 Papist and a Scotch Presbyter, folio . . n. d. 
 
 Skippon (Major Gen.), A Collection of Tracts, 8iC. during the years 
 
 1659, 1660, and 1661. 2 vol. 4to . . Lond. 1659-61 
 
 Slavery, A Letter advising how at this juncture to free the nation 
 
 from, forever, folio sheet .. .. Lond. 1688 
 
 Slave Trade : 
 
 The Assiento, or contract for allowing the subjects of Great Bri- 
 tain the liberty of importing Negroes into Spanish America. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond.nXZ 
 
 A caution to Great Britain and her Colonies, in a short represen- 
 tation of the calamitous state of the enslaved Negroes in the 
 British dominions. By Ant. Benezet. 8vo Zone?. 1784 
 
 The Speech of Mr. Beaufoy, on a Bill for Regulating the Con- 
 veyance of Negroes from Africa to the West Indies. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1789 
 Substance of a Speech intended to have been made on Mr. Wil- 
 berforce's motion for the abolition of the Slave trade. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1792 
 
 The true state of the Question addressed to the Petitioners for the 
 
 Abolition of the Slave trade. 8vo .. Lond. 1192 
 
 The Speech of Mr. Dundas on the further consideration of the 
 
 Report of the Committee for the Abolition of the Slave trade. 
 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1796 
 
 A concise Statement of the Question regarding the Abolition of 
 the. Third edition. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1 804 
 
 Slavery, Mitigation of; in two Parts. Part 1, Letters and Papers of 
 
 the late honourable Joshua Steele; Part 2, Letters of Thomas 
 
 Clarkson, esq.,M.A. By William Dickson, LL.D. 8vo Xowrf. 1814 
 
 Slave Trade Acts, Treaties, and other Papers, folio Lond. 1806-19 
 
 Slaves, Negro. An Appeal to the religion, justice, and humanity of 
 
 the inhabitants of the British Empire, in behalf of the Negro 
 
314 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 Slaves in the West Indies, by W. Wilberforce, esq., M.P. New 
 edition. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1823 
 
 Smith (Dr.), The Wealth of Nations ; abridged by J. Joyce. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1797 
 Smith (Adam), LL.D., An Inquiry into the nature and causes of 
 the wealth of nations ; with a life of the author, introductory dis- 
 course, and notes, <^c. By J. R. McCulloch, esq. 4 vol. Svo 
 
 Edinb. 1828 
 Smith (John), No Faith or Credit to be given to Papists ; with re- 
 flections on the perjury of Wm. Viscount Stafford, in relation to 
 Dugdale and Turberville. folio .. .. iowrf. 1681 
 
 Smith (William), Review of a publication, entitled The Speech of 
 the right hon. John Foster, Speaker of the House of Commons 
 in Ireland. 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1799 
 
 Smith's Current Intelligence. No. 15. .. n. d. 
 
 Solemn League and Covenant, The, commonly called the Scotch 
 
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 A Declaration of His Highness, by the advice of his Council, set- 
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 Proclamation for the cessation of hostility, and preserving amity 
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 The Articles of Alliance between England and; also between Eng- 
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 The last Memorial of the Spanish Ambassador to the King of Eng- 
 land, folio sheet .. .. .. Lond. 1681 
 
 The interests of the several Princes and States of Europe consi- 
 dered with respect to the succession of the crown of Spain, 8^c. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1698 
 
 A Letter from a gentleman to his friend, on the treaty for dividing 
 the Spanish monarchy, if the king of Spain should die without 
 a son. folio sheet . . . . . . Lond. 1 700 
 
 The last Will and Codicil of Charles II., King of, with letters 
 between the French king and the Regency of, on that subject. 
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 The late King of Spain's Will, and the Treaty for the partition of, 
 recited and considered. 4to .. .. Lond. \10\ 
 
 The Partition examined, and its rejection by the French king fully 
 stated. 4to . . . . . . . Lond. 1 701 
 
 The Succession of, discussed : with a project for reconciling the 
 pretensions to that crown, 5fc., and the necessity of war, in case 
 an accommodation be rejected. 4to .. Lond. \10\ 
 
 The Duke of Anjou's succession considered as to its legality and 
 consequences, with reflections on the French king's Memorial 
 to the Dutch. 4to ., .. .. Lond. \10\ 
 
 The Duke of Anjou's succession further considered. 4to 
 
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Political and Constitutional Works, 315 
 
 An Argument against war : in opposition to some pamphlets, and 
 particularly the first and second parts of the Duke of Anjou's 
 succession. 4to .. .. .. Lond.\TO\ 
 
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 The Duke of Anjou's succession considered. 4to Lond. IIOI 
 
 An Essay upon the present interest of England, with the proceed- 
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 progress in Flanders. 8vo .. .. Lond. \10\ 
 
 The Felonious Treaty: or an enquiry into the reasons which 
 moved the late King William to enter into a Treaty with France 
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 An Account of the state and progress of the present negociation 
 for peace, with the reasons for and against a partition of. 8vo 
 
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 The breach of public faith exemplify 'd : or the contract of marriage 
 between Lewis XIV., and the Infanta of, concluded 7 Nov. 
 1659. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond.\1\2 
 
 The justice and validity of renunciations in the opinion of the King 
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 and of the Dukes of Berry and Orleans to the crown of Spain. 
 Svo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1713 
 
 Considerations upon the present state of our aflfairs at home and 
 abroad. Svo .. .. .. Zowc?. 1739 
 
 Popular prejudices against the convention and treaty with, exa- 
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 Remarks upon a pamphlet entitled Considerations on the present 
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 An Address to the Electors of Great Britain, occasioned by a late 
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 Svo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1739 
 
 The Convention vindicated from the misrepresentations of the 
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 The grand Question whether war or no war with. Svo Lond. 1 739 
 
 A review of all that hath passed between the courts of Great Bri- 
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 tion. Svo . . . . . . .. Lond. 1739 
 
 His Catholic Majesty's manifesto, justifying his conduct in relation 
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 The King of Spain's declaration of war against Great Britain. 
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 A proposal for humbling Spain, written in 1711. With conside- 
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316 Political and Constitutional Works. 
 
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 Speciall Passages and certain Informations from severall places. 
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 Spectacles, A paire of christal, with which any man may see plainly 
 at a mile's distance. By a Member of the House of Commons. 
 8vo . , .... . . Lond, 1 648 
 
 A pair of, for this purblinde nation, with which they may see the 
 army and parhaments, like Simeon and Levi, brethren in ini- 
 quity, walk hand in hand together. . . Lond. 1659 
 Speech, A most learned and eloquent, delivered in the House of 
 Commons, by a most learned Lawyer, folio .. Lond. I Q47 
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 Three, made by the King's most excellent Majesty. 4to n. d. 
 
 A time-serving Speech spoken once in season, fol. sh. Lond. 1680 
 
 A Speech without doors, made by a plebeian to his noble friend. 
 
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 A Speech lately made by a noble Peer of the realm, fol. sh. n. d, 
 
 A modest answer to ditto, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 The Speech of an honourable Peer in the House of Lords, folio 
 
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 Spenser (Joshua), Thoughts on an Union. 8vo Dublin, 1798 
 
 Stampe (Anthony) , The proposals of, for regulating the abuses of the 
 
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 Standing Armies, A discourse of, shewing the folly, uselessness, and 
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 A defence of our establishment and administration vindicated from 
 the falsehood and malice of several late libels, viz., Cato's Let- 
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 State Anatomy, The second part of the. Svo Lond. 1717 
 
 State Tracts : being a collection of several treatises relating to the 
 
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 A further collection of, from 1660 to 1689. folio Lond. 1692 
 State Tracts, A collection of, published on occasion of the late Revo- 
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 States General, The : 
 
 An intimation of the Deputies of, in a late discourse with Mr. 
 
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 The Propositions of the Lords Ambassadors of, to the Parliament. 
 
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Political and Constitutional Works, 317 
 
 The French King's Declaration of War against, fol. sh. 1672 
 
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 The Prince of Orange's Letter to, giving an account of the fight 
 between His Highness's army, and that of the Duke of Luxem- 
 burg, folio sheet .. .. .. 1678 
 
 Two Memorials to, dissuading them from a League with France, 
 and the French Ambassador's answer, folio sheet 1680 
 
 A Letter from King William IH. to. folio sheet 1689 
 
 A Representation to the court of Great Britain, from. 1712 
 
 The Resolutions, Memorial, and Vouchers of, touching the charge 
 of not furnishing their quota, or contingent, folio sheet 1712 
 Stott, The loyal Speech of Sir Richard, recorder of Barwick upon 
 Tweed, spoken to the Duke of York upon his entrance into Bar- 
 wick. folio. 
 Strafibrdes State Papers. The Earl of Straffordes Letters and Dis- 
 patches ; with an essav towards his life, S^c. By William Knowles, 
 LL.D. 2 vol. folio ' . . . . . . Dublin, 1711 
 
 Steinitz (Francis), The moderate Monarchy, or principles of the 
 British Constitution, S^c. ; from the German of Albert V. Haller. 
 With notes. 8vo .. .. .. Lowe?. 1849 
 
 Subjects, The Duty of, reinforc't, especially in their choice of repre- 
 sentatives. 8vo sheet .. .. .. Lond. 1685 
 
 Succession, The : 
 
 A Letter from a gentleman of quality upon his being chosen 
 Member of Parliament, being an argument relating to the 
 point of. folio sheet .. .. .. Lond. 1619 
 
 Great and weighty considerations relative to the D. or Successor 
 of the Crown, folio sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 The same considered ; with an answer to a letter relating to. 
 folio sheet . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 The Protestant Admirer : or an answer to the vindication of, 8fC, 
 folio sheet . . . . . . ... n. d. 
 
 A Word without doors concerning the Bill for. folio sheet n. d. 
 A Word within doors, in reply to ditto, fplio sheet n. d. 
 
 A Brief History of. folio sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 The great point of, discussed ; with an answer to the brief history, 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. Lond. \mi 
 
 A true and exact history of the Succession of the Crown of Eng- 
 land, folio sheet .. .. .. Lond. \QS\ 
 
 Vox Patridd'. or the resentments of the subjects of England 
 against Popery, <SfC., the Duke of York, or any Popish successor, 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. 1681 
 
 A Plea for, in opposition to popular exclusion, folio sheet 
 
 Lond. 1682 
 
 A short historical collection concerning, folio sheets n. d. 
 
 The debate on deposing kings, and of the royal succession of Great 
 
 Britain, folio sheet .. .. .. Xo«rf. 1688 
 
 . A short historical Account of. folio sheet . . Lond. 1 689 
 
318 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 Suckling, Sir John, A Letter from, to Mr. Henry German, in the be- 
 ginning of the late Long Parliament, folio sheet Lond. 1 640 
 
 Sunderland's, The Earl of, I^etter, discovering the designs of the 
 Romish party, folio sheet .. ,. Lond. 1689 
 
 Supphcatio, A, to the Queen's Majestie. 12mo Lond. 1550 
 
 Supremacy. The supremacy debated : or the authority of Pariia- 
 ments formerly owned by the Romish clergy to be the supreamest 
 power, folio sheet . . . . . . Lond. 1 689 
 
 Swan's Welcome, The : — see Duke [of York] . 
 
 Tacking, or introducing extraneous matter into Bills in Parhament, 
 King Charles the Second's Speech against, 23d May, 1678. folio 
 sheet . . . . . . . , . . Lond. 1 705 
 
 Tackers, Letter from a Member of Parliament to his friend in the 
 country, as to the proceedings of the. folio sheet Lond. 1705 
 Taube (Fried. Wilhelm), Historical and Political Sketch of the English 
 manufactures, arts, navigation, <^c. 8vo .. Vienna, 1774 
 
 Taunton Dean, The, Letter from E. C. to J. F., at the Grecian coffee- 
 house. foHo sheet .. .. .. Lond. 1701 
 
 Taxes. A way to catch the usurer, and to lay the taxes on those that 
 
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 oppressed Commons of England, complaining to and crying out 
 
 upon the tyrraiiy of the perpetual Parliament at Westminster. 
 
 n. d. or title page 
 
 Tell troth (Robert), Advice to the Nobility, Gentry, and Commonalty 
 
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 The countrie's Vindication from the aspersions of ditto, fo. sh. n. d. 
 
 Temple (Sir William), hart.. The Works of. 4 vol. 8vo Lond. 1770 
 
 Test Acts, The : 
 
 A Letter from a person of quality to his friend concerning. 4to 
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 A Letter on the expediency of taking away 25 Car. H. cap. ii., 
 touching receiving the Sacrament as a qualification for ofiice. 
 folio sheet . . .... . . n. d. 
 
 A few short arguments in favour of the repeal of all religious Tests, 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. Lond. 1687 
 
 Draconica ; or an abstract of the Penal Laws touching matters of 
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 Advice to the patrons of. folio sheet . . Lond. 1687 
 
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 Several plain and weighty Reasons for removing the Sacramental 
 
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 plainly demonstrated. 8vo . . . . Lond, n. d. 
 
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 The Presbyterian's Plea of Merit, in order to take off the Test [in 
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 A Letter to Samuel Holden, esq., occasioned by his speech at a 
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 An Answer to ditto. 8vo ., .. .. Lond. 11^2 
 
 The danger of a rash and unreasonable application for a repeal of. 
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 The Dispute adjusted about the proper time for applying for a re- 
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 Thoughts on, containing an Answer to ditto. 8vo Lond. 1 732 
 
 The Dispute better adjusted, 8^c., by shewing that some time is 
 proper. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. \1 2)2 
 
 The history of the Test Act ; in which the mistakes in some late 
 writings against it are rectified, and the importance of it to 
 the church explain'd. 8vo .. .. Lond. 11 Z2 
 
 Queries concerning the reasonableness of repealing the Act, so far 
 as they relate to Protestant Dissenters. 8vo Lond. 1732 
 
 Reflections upon, as they relate to Protestant Dissenters. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1732 
 
 Some account of the Dissenters, and their management with regard 
 to. 8vo .. .. ..... Lond. 1732 
 
 An Answer to some Queries in a paper, entitled Reasons offered 
 against pushing for a repeal of. 8vo .. Lowrf. 1732 
 
 An humble Representation to the gentlemen who met in Silver 
 street. 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 732 
 
 Reasons for applying to Parliament for a repeal of so much of, as 
 affects the Protestant Dissenters. 8vo . . Lond. 1732 
 
 A full and fair Discussion of the pretensions of the Dissenters to 
 the repeal of the Sacramental Test. 8vo . . Lond. 1 733 
 
 An Address to the deputation of the Protestant Dissenters, relating 
 to the repeal. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1 733 
 
 .. Observations on the present disputes concerning the repeal of. 
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 The Complaint of the children of Israel, representing their griev- 
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 tion for a repeal of the Test Act.] 8vo pamphlet Lond. 1736 
 
 An Address to the Opposers of the repeal of. 8vo Lond. 1790 
 Test Act Reporter, or Statement of the case of Protestant Dissenters. 
 
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 Thanksgiving, An Act for a day of public Thanksgiving, fo. 1649 
 
 An Act for setting apart the 8th October for a day of, with a narra- 
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 Resolutions of Parliament for a general Thanksgiving, fo. sh. 1 660 
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320 Political and Constitutional Works. 
 
 Thistle, The ; or a dispassionate examine of the prejudice of English- 
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 Throne, The, A Letter from a Lawyer to a Member of Parliament ; or 
 indemnity the effect of vacancy of. folio sheet Lond. 1689 
 
 Thurloe, John, esq.. Secretary to the two Protectors Oliver and 
 Richard Cromwell, A collection of the State Papers of, with his 
 life, ^c. By Thomas Birch, M.A., F.R.S. 3 vol. folio Lond. 1742 
 Times, A Touch of the, or two letters casually intercepted, folio. 
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 Touchstone, Sir Timothy : — see Cases Civil and Criminal, title Danby. 
 Towers (Joseph), LL.D., An Oration delivered at the London Tavern, 
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 Trade, A declaration of Lord Fairfax and his Council of War, con- 
 cerning their resolution to preserve and protect the freedom of. 
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 A Proposal for encouraging and improving trade in general. 8vo 
 
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 A View of the depredations and ravages committed by the Spa- 
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Political and Constitutional Works, 321 
 
 An abridgement of the several Acts relating to, and Navigation, 
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 Treason. The Method of the Proceedings in the Houses of Lords 
 
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 presidents ancient and modern. 8vo .. Lond. 1116 
 
 Treason Triumphant over Law and Constitution ! addressed to both 
 
 Houses of Parliament. 8vo .. .. Lond. Md^ 
 
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 sidered. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond.\1\2 
 
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 The Dutch Barrier our's : or the interest of England and Holland 
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 The Treatv of Navigation and Commerce between Queen Anne and 
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 Truro, Account of the first Election of the reformed constituency of. 
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 Turberville, David ; — see Popish Plot. 
 
 Turner, The Speech of Sir Edward, knt., Speaker of the honourable 
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 Articles of the Treaty of Union, agreed upon by the commissioners 
 
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322 Political and Constitutional Works. 
 
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 The substance of the Speech of the right hon. John Foster on the 
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 The probable consequences of a Union impartially considered. Svo 
 
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 Three Letters to a noble Lord on the projected Legislative Union. 
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 Considerations on the competency of the Parliament of Ireland to 
 consent to a Union. Svo . . . . Lond. 1799 
 
 A loyal subject's Thoughts on a Union. Svo Dublin, 1799 
 
 Union or Separation : written by Dr. Tucker, dean of Gloucester, 
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 the rev. Dr. Clarke. Svo .. .. Lond. \1 99 
 
 Review of the Speech of the right hon. John Foster, in a letter 
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 A few Thoughts on an Union ; with some observations upon Mr. 
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 The Speech of Lord Minto on a motion for an address respecting 
 an Union. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1799 
 
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 By William Johnson, esq. Svo . . . . Lond. 1799 
 
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 sidered, <^c. Svo .. .. .. Lond. \1 99 
 
 Letter from a retired Barrister in London to a practising Barrister 
 in Dublin, on a Union. Svo . . . . Lond, 1799 
 
 The case of Ireland reconsidered, in answer to a pamphlet, entitled 
 Arguments for and against a Union considered. Svo Lond. 1 799 
 
 The substance of Mr. William Smith's Speech on the subject of, 
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 A Proposal for uniting the kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland. 
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 Practical Observations on the proposed Treaty of Union, by John 
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 Vansittart (Nicholas), Reflections on the propriety of an immediate 
 conclusion of peace. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1794 
 
 Vaughan, Richard, The Speech of, at the Duke of Beaufort's en- 
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 Verdad (Don Pedro de la). The Interpretation of the Harwich Dream. 
 In a letter to a reverend member of the Convocation. [A poli- 
 tical satire.] 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1709 
 
 Vertot (M. I'Abbe), A Memorial sent from London to, by the late 
 Earl Stanhope; containing questions relating to the constitution 
 of the Roman Senate; with Vertot's answer. 8vo Lond. 1721 
 
 Vicars (John), A sight of ye transactions of these latter yeares, em- 
 blemized with engrauen plats, which men may read without spec- 
 tacles. 4to .. .. .. .. iond. [1646] 
 
 Vindici<£ Regum ; or the Grand Rebellion : that is, a looking-glasse 
 for rebels. By Gr. Williams, lord bishop of Ossory. 4to 
 
 Oxfordy 1643 
 
324 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
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 Vox Patrice ; or the resentments and indignation of the free-born 
 subjects of England against Popery, arbitrary government, the 
 Duke of York, 5fc. folio sheet .. .. Lond. 1681 
 
 Vox Populi, Vox Dei ; or England's general lamentation for the 
 dissolution of the Parliament, folio sheet .. Lond. \QS\ 
 
 Vox Populi, Fax Populi ; or a discovery of an impudent cheat and 
 forgery, put on the people of England. 4to Lond, 1681 
 
 Wales, The Prince of : 
 
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 occasion of the birth of. folio sheet . . Lond. 1 688 
 
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 The confession of Mrs. Judith Wilks, the Queen's Midwife ; with 
 the full account of her running away by night and going to 
 France, folio sheet .. .. .. Lond. 1689 
 
 The Dauphin's Speech to the pretended Prince of Wales, at his 
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 Wales, The Prince of, afterwards George IV. : 
 
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 A Letter to, on a second application to Parliament to discharge 
 
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 Waller, Mr., Speech in Parliament, at a conference of both houses, 
 
 6th July, 1641. 8 vo sheet .. .. iowrf. 1641 
 
 Waller, Sir Wilham, A Vindication of. By a Friend, folio sheet 
 
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 Walpole, Sir Robert : 
 
 A Letter from a curate in Suffolk, to a high-charch member, con- 
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 Mr. Walpole's case, in a letter from a Tory member of Parlia- 
 ment to his friend. 8vo .. .. Lond.\1\2 
 
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 8vo . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 729 
 
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 is particularly vindicated. 8vo .. .. Lond, 11^2 
 
Political and Constitutional Works. 325 
 
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 A Letter to a High Churchman in answer to ditto. 8vo Lond. 1711 
 
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 A second Letter. Svo . . . . . . Lond. 1711 
 
 The Grand Question, Whether War or no War with Spain, impar- 
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 officer. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. \1 92 
 
 A Political Analysis of the, the principles of the present political 
 parties examined ; and a just, natural, and perfect coalition pro- 
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 considered. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 11^2 
 
 Wars in Europe, An Enquiry into the manner in which they have 
 
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 Waste Lands. An Appeal to the House of Commons, whether the 
 
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 Gerard Winstanley, <^c. 4to .. .. Xowc?. 1649 
 
 Watson (Richard), bishop of Llandaff, An Address to the people of 
 
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 Wells (Samuel), esq.. The true state of the National Finances ; with 
 
 remedial suggestions. Svo .. .. Lond. 1842 
 
 Wentworth, Thomas earl of, A short Character of; with an account 
 
 of some smaller facts during his government. Svo Lond, 1711 
 Wentworth, Sir William, The Speech of, to the magistrates and 
 
 citizens of Chester, folio sheet .. .. Xowc?. 1684-85 
 
 West Indies, Remarks on those passages in the letters of the Spanish 
 
 ministers which relate to the hostilities committed by the Spanish 
 
 Guarda Costas in the, since the treaty of Utrecht. Svo Lond. 1727 
 Whalley, Edward, Proclamation for the apprehension of, and William 
 
 Goffe. .. .. .. .. 1660 
 
 Whigs. The history of Whiggism ; or the Whiggish plots mining 
 and countermining Tory plots in the reign of Charles I., during 
 the conduct of affairs under the influence of Buckingham, Laud, 
 and Strafford, folio sheets .. .. Lond. \Q^2 
 
 A brief Discourse between a sober Tory and a moderate Whig, 
 folio sheet . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
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 between George the groom and the quondam Cook-maid, folio 
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 A Caveat against the Whigs. Svo . . . . Lond. 1710 
 
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226 Political and Constitutional Works. 
 
 Whiston (James), A Discourse on the decay of Trade, folio sheet 
 
 Lond. 1693 
 
 The Causes of the present Calamity in reference to the Trade of 
 
 the nation fully discovered, folio sheet .. Z/Owc?. 1695-96 
 
 Whiston (James), England's Calamities discovered, with the proper 
 
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 White Staff, the. The secret History of; being an account of affairs 
 under the conduct of some late ministers, and of what might proba- 
 bly have happen'd if Her Majesty had not died. 8vo Lond. 1714 
 Wilkinson, Capt. John : — see Popish Plot. 
 William HI., King ; 
 
 An account of the Reasons of the Nobility and Gentry's Invitation 
 of the Prince and Princess of Orange into England, folio sheet 
 
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 The Declaration of the Lord Lieutenant, 8^c., of Chester, of their 
 
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 A Letter from a gentleman in Exeter, on the arrival of the Prince 
 
 of Orange at Torbay. folio sheet . . . . Lond. 1 688 
 
 The Speech of Powle, Speaker, on passing the bill for an aid to. 
 folio sheet . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 688 
 
 An account of the Visit of, to Cambridge, folio sheet Lond. 1689 
 The Speech of a noble Peer, made in the reign of Charles H., pre- 
 sented to. folio sheet .. .. .. Lond. 1689 
 
 The Address of both Houses to. folio sheet . . Lond. 1689 
 
 The Speaker's Speech to. folio sheet . . Lond. 1 689 
 
 The Address of the Lords to, for suppressing the Rebels, folio 
 
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 An account of the Landing and Progress of. London Gazette, 1 691 
 
 The Speech of, to the States General; with the Answer, folio 
 
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 The Art of Assassinating Kings, as taught Lewis XIV. and 
 James II. by the Jesuites ; wherein is discovered the secret of 
 the last conspiracy against the life of; done out of French. 
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 A true relation of the Conspiracy against the Life of. 4 to sheets 
 
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 The Clergy and others Addresses to. folio sheet Lond. 1697 
 
 Letter of, to the Parliament of Scotland, folio sheet Lond. 1 700 
 
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 Account of the Death of, and of Queen Anne's succession, folio 
 
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 Williams, William, Speaker of the House of Commons, The Speech 
 of, on his appointment, in the ParUament at Oxford, folio sheet 
 
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 Wimpey (Joseph), The Challenge ; or patriotism put to the test, in a 
 
 letter to the rev. Dr. Price, occasioned by his publications on the 
 
 National Debt. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1122 
 
Political and Constitutional Works. 327 
 
 Winterton Light- houses. Reasons "why the contribution of one penny 
 per tun, towards the maintenance of, should not be any griev- 
 ance; with an answer to objections, broad sheet n. d. 
 
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 Winwood State Papers : Memorials of affairs of state in the reigns 
 
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 By Edmund Sawyer, of Lincoln's Inn, esq. 3 vol. folio. Lond. 1 728 
 Withers (John), The Whigs vindicated. Svo .. Lond. 17 \ 5 
 
 Wool, Proclamation to prevent the exportation of. 1660 
 
 Proclamation for pavment of the subsidy and aulnage upon Wool 
 len Cloths. ..' .. .. .. 1660 
 
 Act 12 Cha. IL, for prohibiting the exportation of. fo. sh. 1660 
 
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 Paper; and for preventing the transportation of Money and 
 Wool, folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Reasons for the Bill, with four views ; and commissioners to look 
 after, folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
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 affect the landed interest in England, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 Some Thoughts on the Woollen manufacture in England. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1731 
 
 A Method to prevent, without a register, the running of, from Ire- 
 land to France, folio sheet . , . . Lond. 1 745 
 
 The case of the English Farmer and his Landlord : in answer to 
 Mr. Temple's (pretended) refutation of one of the principal 
 arguments in Memoirs of. Svo . . , . Lincoln, n. d. 
 
 Yarranton (Andrew), gent., England's Improvement by Sea and 
 Land, to outdo the Dutch without fighting, to pay debts without 
 money, to set at work all the poor of England, 8(C. 4to Lond. 1 687 
 Yarranton. England's Improvements justified, and the author 
 thereof, Capt. Y. vindicated from the scandals in a paper called 
 a Coffee-house Dialogue, folio sheet. 
 York, James duke of : 
 
 England's Safety ; or the two unanimous votes of the last good 
 
 Parliament, concerning the Duke being a Papist, &;c. folio sheet 
 
 Lond. 1679 
 Dissentients at the Conference, and a copy of the Bill against. 
 
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 Dux Bonis omnibus appellans ; or the Swan's Welcome to the Duke. 
 
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 Reasons for the Inditement of, presented to the Grand Jury of 
 
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 Great and weighty considerations relating to, or successor of the 
 
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 The same considered ; with an answer to a letter relative to the 
 
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328 Political and Constitutional Works, 
 
 A true Narrative of the reception of, and the Duchess, at their 
 arrival in Scotland, folio sheet . . . . Lond. 1680 
 
 Reasons offered to His Majesty for dispensing with the Oath of 
 Allegiance as to, S^c. folio sheet . . . . Lond. 1680 
 
 A Letter to, touching his revolts from, or return to the Protestant 
 religion, folio sheet .. .. .. Lond. \68\ 
 
 Vox Patrice ; or the resentments and indignation of the subjects 
 
 of England against, ^c. folib sheet .. Lond.\&%\ 
 
 Memoirs of the most remarkable enterprises and actions of. folio 
 
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 Day Fatality ; or some observations of days lucky and unlucky, 
 concluding with some remarques upon the 14th of October, the 
 auspicious birthday of. folio sheet .. Lond. \QS8 
 
 [The following are without date.] 
 An Abstract of the contents of letters relating to the manage- 
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 A most serious expostulation with several of my fellow citizens, 
 in reference to their standing up so high in the interest of. 
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 A copy of the Bill against. MS. folio. 
 
 The loyal Speech of Sir Richard Stott, recorder of Barwick upon 
 Tweed, spoken to the Duke of York upon his entrance into 
 Barwick. folio sheet. 
 York, Richard duke of. An impartial account of the treasons of, and 
 the several arts made use of by him for obtaining the Crown of 
 England : to which is added, A true picture of a Popish succes- 
 sor, exactly drawn by the reigns of Christian II. and Sygismund 
 . king of Sweden, and Ferdinand II. king of Bohemia, fo. sh. 
 
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 York, The Dutchess of. A copie of a Paper, written by the late 
 
 Dutchess of York, folio sheet .. .. Zone?. 1676 
 
 Yorke (Henry Redhead), A Letter to the Reformers. 8vo 
 
 Dorchester, 1798 
 Young (Arthur), The example of France, a warning to Britain. 8vo 
 
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 Young (Arthur), A Reply to a pamphlet, entitled An Idea of the 
 
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 Zimmerman (M), Reflections on the Perfectibility of Man ; the So- 
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 the principles of M. Necker. 8vo .. .. Lo«c?. 1799 
 
329 
 
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 Aikin, (John), M.D., Annals of the reign of King George the Third, 
 from its commencement in 1760 to the general peace in 1815. 
 2 vol. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1816 
 
 Aikin (Lucy), Memoirs of the Court of Elizabeth. Sixth edition, 
 2 vol. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1826 
 
 Aikin (Lucy), Memoirs of the Court of King James the First. 2 vol. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. . Lond. 1822 
 
 Aikin (Lucy), Memoirs of the Court of King Charles the First. 
 2 vol. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1 8S3 
 
 Ancient Britain, A short History of; collected from original, an- 
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 private circulation. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1845 
 
 Anderson (Mr.), An historical and chronological deduction of the 
 origin of Commerce, including an history of the great commercial 
 interests of the British empire : with an introduction and appen- 
 dix. 4 vol. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1787 
 
 Anderson's History of British Commerce carefully revised, 8(C., to 
 the year 1789. By Mr. Coombe. 6 vol. 8vo Dublin, 1790 
 
 Anderson (James), LL.D., An Account of the present state of the 
 Hebrides and western coasts of Scotland. 8vo Edinb. 1785 
 
 Andrews (James Petit), F.S.A., The History of Great Britain, con- 
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 The same. Third edition. 2 vol. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1806 
 
 Angleterre, Description des Guerres de. 4to Arnsterd. 1668 
 
 Anglo-French Coinage, Illustrations of the. 4to Zone?. 1830 
 
 Anne, Queen, The life of her late Majesty. 2 vol. 8vo Lond. 1 721 
 
 Anne, the History of the last four years of the Queen. By the late 
 Jonathan Swift. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1758 
 
 Anglica, Normannica, Hibernica, Cambrica, a Veteribus Scripta : 
 ex quibus Asser Menevensis, Thomas Walsingham, ^c, plerique 
 nunc primiim in lucem editi, ex bibliothecd Gulielmi Camdeni. 
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 section of the Saxon Chronicle, sm. 8vo . . Lond. 1830 
 
 Argumentum Anti-Normannicum ; or an Argument proving from an- 
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364 British and Irish Antiquities and Topography, 
 
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 Drake (Francis), Ehoracum ; or the History and Antiquities of the 
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 the best authorities ; with the origin of horse-racing at, 8{C. By 
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 its antient and modern history. By Thomas Wright, esq. Em- 
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368 British and Irish Antiquities and Topography. 
 
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British and Irish Antiquities and Topography, 371 
 
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374 British and Irish Antiquities and Topography, 
 
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 with a preliminary view of the Papal system, and of the state of 
 the Protestant doctrine in Europe to the commencement of the 
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404 Biography, 
 
 Whetstone (George), Remembrance of the Worthies Sir N. Bacon ; 
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 Williams, Daniel, D.D., Memoirs of the Life and eminent conduct of 
 
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 Wilson (Walter), Memoirs of the Life and Times of Daniel de Foe ; 
 
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 Wiseman (His Eminence Cardinal), Recollections of the last Four 
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 Wolsey, Cardinal, His Life and Times. By George Howard. 8vo 
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 Wood (Anthony), M.A., Athen^e Oxonienses; an exact history of 
 all the writers and bishops who have had their education in the 
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 The same ; with the Fasti or Annals of the said university. A new 
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 Wotton, Sir Henry: — see Walton (Izaak). 
 
 Wright (Thomas), Biographia Britannica Literaria ; or biography of 
 literary characters of Great Britain and Ireland, arranged in chro- 
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 Wycliffe, John de :— see Vaughan (Robert). 
 
 Young, Charles George, esq., York herald. Catalogue of works on 
 the peerage and baronetage of England, Scotland, and Ireland, in 
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405 
 
 Cases Civil and Criminal, Trials, Sfc. 
 
 Absolvers : — see Friend, Sir Jolin. 
 
 Adams, Ferdinando, The Petition of, and others to the House of 
 Commons, for the payment of money for leather shoes taken to 
 the Tower for the forces in Dunkirk, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 Adventure, History of a late infamous, between a great man and a 
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 Albemarle Ground: — see Tolson, Richard. 
 
 Alborow, Richard, Oliver Hawley, and John Condon, An account of 
 the proceedings against, for High Treason, in robbing the king's 
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 Albyn, Benj., A true Narrative of unparalleled grievances, S{C., hum- 
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 Anderson, Lionel, alias Munson, and others. The Tryal of, for High 
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 Anderson, Wm., A true copy of the paper delivered to the Sheriffs 
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 Anglesea, Lord and Lady, A letter from London to a friend con- 
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 Annesley, James, a Trial at Bar, between Campbell Craig, lessee of, 
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 Armstrong, Sir Tho., The proceedings against, upon an outlawry for 
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 Armstrong, Sir Tho., The Bully Whig; or the whores and whigs 
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 Armstrong, Sir Tho., A Letter of Advice sent to, in Newgate, after 
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 Arnold, John, justice of the peace for Monmouth : Clamor sanguinis, 
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 England's Second Warning-piece, or observations on the attempt 
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 The Bill of Indictment against John Giles for his attempt on. 
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 Ashley, James, of Bread- street, London, his Case and Appeal to 
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 Ashton, John, A true copy of part of that paper left by. folio 
 
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 An Answer to the paper delivered by Mr. Ashton at his execution, 
 
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 Athlone, A true narrative of the storm of wind, rain, and thunder 
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406 Cases Civil and Criminal. 
 
 Atkinson, Christopher, The Case of, stated at large. [Pilloried in 
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 Aubrey, Mary, or Hellish Murder committed by a French midwife 
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 An Account of the behaviour of, burnt for the murder of her hus- 
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 Authors. The Case of Authors by profession or trade stated. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1758 
 Axholm, the Isle of. The Case of; wherein is set forth the charter 
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 Aynsworth, John, A Bill for the better discovery of the estate of. 
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 Bacon, Francis lord, A Collection of the proceedings in the House 
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 Bacon, Francis lord ; or the case of private and national corruption 
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 Bacon, Francis lord, A Vindication of, from the aspersions of Mr. 
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 BailHe, David, Account of the proceedings of the Privy Council of 
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 Bailzie, Robert, A brief Account of the indictment, trial, and exe- 
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 Baker, William, sugar refiner, The Trial of, for forging an East- 
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 Barkstead, John, John Okey, and Miles Corbet [Regicides], The 
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 Barnardiston, Sir Samuel, TheTrial and Conviction of, for high mis- 
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 Barnardiston, Sir Samuel, An Argument in the great case of, and 
 Sir William Soames, concerning the election of members of parlia- 
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 Barnet, A true relation of the devilish attempt to fire the town of. 
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 Bassano, Paul, sole surviving Patentee to the Company for the im- 
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 Bateman, Charles, chirurgeon. The Tryal of, for High Treason, 9th 
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 December, 1685. Also of the same, and Agnes Wearing, for 
 
Cases Civil and Criminal, 407 
 
 burglary and felony, committed in the house of Lionel Gatford, a 
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 Bayard, Nicholas, esq.. An Account of the commitment, arraign- 
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 ing to subvert "the government of the province of New York in 
 America; by a special commission, at the city of New York, 
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 Bedloe (Capt. Wm.) r—see Popish Plot. 
 
 Bell, Miss, A circumstantial account of that unfortunate young lady. 
 Fourth edition. 8vo .. .. .. Xonrf. 1760 
 
 Bellingham, John, An authentic account of the Trial and Execution 
 of, for the assassination of the right honourable Spencer Perceval. 
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 Bentley, Dr., The proceedings of the Vice- Chancellor of the Univer- 
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 Case of the Bishop of Ely, plaintiff in error, against. 
 
 Bemardy, John, Robt. Cassills, and others, prisoners in Newgate, 
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 Bethel, Slingsby, esq.. Enquiry of, after Wm. Baly, the only witness 
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 folio. 
 
 Bethnal Green, St. Matthew's, The Trial of eight gentlemen charged 
 with a conspiracy to defraud the poor-rate fund of the parish of. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1819 
 
 Billers, Joseph, citizen of London, The Case of, shewing the occa- 
 sion of his being employed in the prosecution of burglars and other 
 criminals. (With appendix.) folio .. Lond. 1104^ 
 
 Bishops. The Proceedings and Tryal of the Seven Bishops, in the 
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 Lond. 1689 
 
 Blackfriars, Fatal Accident at. The Dolefull Even-song ; or a true, 
 particular, and impartiall narration of that fearfull and sudden 
 calamity which befell Mr. Drury, a Jesuite, and the greater part 
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 the Black-fryers. 4to . . .. .. Zowt/. 1623 
 
 Something written by occasion of that fatall and memorable acci- 
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 Blandy, Mary, spinster. The Tryal of, for the murder of her father, 
 Francis Blandy, gent., at Oxford, 29 Feb. 1752. fo. Lond. 1752 
 
 Blisse alias Watts, Account of a Murder committed by him, on Wil- 
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 Blood, Col. Thomas, The Narrative of, concerning the design against 
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 Blood, Col. Thomas, Remarks upon some eminent passages in the 
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 Blount, Lady Amie, The humble complaint, or case of, only daughter 
 of the Earl of Castlehaven, touching a judgement against Wm. 
 Holmes of Gray's Inn, esq. folio . . . . n. d. 
 
408 Cases Civil and diminal, 
 
 Boldron (Robert) : — see Popish Plot. 
 
 Borosky alias Borotzi, George, Christopher Vratz, and John Stern, 
 The Tryal of, for the murder of Tho. Thynn, esq., with that of 
 Count Coningsmark, as accessory. foHo .. Lond, 1682 
 
 Bourk, Hubert : — see Popish Plot. 
 
 Bowyer, William, the learned Printer, A Letter of consolation to, on 
 the destruction of his property by fire. By George Stanhope, D.D. 
 folio sheet .. . . " .. .. 1712 
 
 Boys, Master, a citizen of London, A true relation of the putting to 
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 Br addon, Laurence, and Hugh Speke, The Trial of, for high misde- 
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 Bradforton, Worcestershire, The truth of the case, or an account of 
 the horrid murders, robberies, and burnings committed at, and 
 Upper Snodbury, and of the apprehension and trial of John Pal- 
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 Brerewood, Tho., The Case of, and that of Geo. Wilcocks, in relation 
 to Brerewood's case ; and also of the creditors of Tho. Pitkin, dis- 
 covering the fraudulent practices of Brerewood. folio n. d. 
 
 Bridgeman, Mrs. Eliz., A true relation of a barbarous cruelty on, in 
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 Brommich, Andrew, and Wm. Atkins, The Trial of, for being Romish 
 priests, together with that of Charles Kern, folio Lond. 1679 
 
 Brown, Widow, A true relation of the Murther of, committed in Hol- 
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 Brownrigg, Elizabeth, A Narrative of the many horrid cruelties in- 
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 Bulkeley, Sir Richard, Confession and acknowledgment of, touching 
 Sir Jo. Brodrick. folio sheet . . . . 1 690 
 
 Burrish, Captain George, The Case of. Svo Lond. 1747 
 
 Burroughs, Edward, A Testimony of the life, death, trials, travels, 
 5fc. of, who died a prisoner for the testimony of Jesus, in the city 
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 Busby, Geo., The Trial of, for High Treason, folio Lond. 1 681 
 
 Butler, Marv, alias Strickland, The Trial of, at the Old Bailey, 12th 
 October, 'l699, for a forgery [a bond for 40,000/.] on Sir Robert 
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 Bvng, Admiral, Lord Baltimore, Duke of Cumberland, 8(C., The 
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 Byng, Admiral, An appeal to the people, containing the genuine and 
 
 entire letter of, to the Seer, of the Ad y. Part the first. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1756 
 
 Byng, Admiral, A Letter to a member of Parliament relative to the 
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 Byng, Admiral, Some queries on the Minutes of the Council of War 
 at Gibraltar ; from which good reasons may be drawn for a noble 
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 Lond, \ 7 57 
 
Cases Civil and Criminal, 409 
 
 Csesar, The good ship, A true account from, in her way to the East 
 Indies, folio sheet . . . . . . 1687 
 
 Cambridge. The Cambridge Case ; being a narrative of the pro- 
 ceedings against the Vice-chancellor, Sfc, for refusing to admit 
 Alban Francis, a Benedictine monk, to the degree of M. A., with- 
 out taking the oaths, folio . . . . Lond. 1689 
 
 An authentic Narrative of the late extraordinary proceedings at 
 
 Cambridge, against the W r club. 8vo Lond. 1751 
 
 A Fragment : concerning the University of Cambridge. Svo n. d. 
 Campion, Robert, The Case between, and the Right Honourable 
 the City of London, '* represented to view after sixteen years sad 
 sufferings and attendance, early and late, upon the several lord 
 mayors, aldermen, and common councils, without relief." n. d. 
 Canning, Elizabeth, A clear state of the Case of. By Henry Field- 
 ing, esq. Svo . . . . . . Lond. 1 753 
 
 The Case of, fairly stated. Svo . . . . Lond. 1753 
 
 The Trial of, at the Old Bailey, 29th April. 1754, for wilful and 
 corrupt perjury, folio .. . .. Lond. 1754: 
 
 Capel, Arthur lord : — see Hamilton, duke of. 
 
 Carew, Sir Alexander, The Speech or Confession of, who was beheaded 
 
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 Carlisle, Mary Ann, Report of the Trial of, or the Bridge-street 
 
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 Carlile, Richard, Constitutional Remarks on the Trial of, for repub- 
 lishing Paine's Age of Reason. Svo .. Lond. ] 819 
 Caroline, Queen of George IV., A collection of newspaper cuttings, 
 SfC. concerning the Trial, Death, and Funeral of. 
 Description of the grand picture of the Queen's Trial, representing 
 the interior of the House of Lords on that memorable occasion, 
 exhibited in Pall Mall, 1S24. Svo . . Lond. 1824 
 Carr, Henry, author of the Weekly Paquet, The Trial of. folio 
 
 Lond. 1680 
 
 Cary, Tho., and George Hatley, The Case of, relating to their French 
 
 wine at Copenhagen, folio .. .. 1704 
 
 Castle Campes, Cambridge, The Petition of Erasmus Recorde, for 
 
 the confirmation of a decree in Chancery, for money issuing out 
 
 of the extended manor of. folio . . n. d. 
 
 Petition of Millicent Vaughan, widow, for saving her rights in the 
 
 Acts to be passed concerning the manor of. folio n. d. 
 
 Castlemain, Roger earl of, The Tryal of, for High Treason, folio 
 
 Lond. 1680 
 
 Cellier, Elizabeth, The Trial of, at the King's Bench Bar, June 1 1 , 
 
 1680. folio. 
 
 The Tryal of, Sept. 11, for publishing the libel Malice Defeated. 
 
 foho . . . , . . . . . . Lond. 1 680 
 
 Cellier, Madame, Letter from the Pope to, in relation to her suffer- 
 ings for the Catholic cause, folio .. Lond. 1680 
 Answer to the Pope's letter, folio . . . . Lond. 1680 
 
 A Letter from the Lady Creswell to, on the publishing her late vin- 
 dication ; also A Whip for Impudence, folio n. d. 
 2 E 
 
410 'Cases Civil and Criminal, 
 
 Mistress Cellier's Lamentationfor the loss of her liberty, fol. n. d. 
 Malice Defeated ; or a brief relation of the accusation and delive- 
 rance of Elizabeth Cellier, 5fC., and the mystery of the meal tub 
 fully discovered ; with an abstract of her arraignment and trial, 
 folio .. .. .. .. 1680 
 
 Mr. Dangerfield's Answer to ditto, folio . . 1680 
 
 [See Scarlet Beast.] 
 
 Challenor, Mr., his Confession and Speech made upon the ladder be- 
 fore his execution, on Wednesday the 5th of July, 1643, in Corn- 
 hill, just against the Royall Exchange. 4to Lond. 1643 
 
 Chancellor's, The Lord, Mace. Narrative of the Apprehension, 
 Tryal, and Confession of five persons who stole the Chancellor's 
 mace and two privy purses, March, 1677. 4to Lond. 1677 
 
 Charles I., King, The Trial of, before the pretended High Court of 
 Justice, Jan. 20-27, 1648. folio. 
 
 Charles I. (King), Majesty in Misery; or an Imploration to the 
 King of kings, written by His late Majesty, in his durance at Ca- 
 risbroke Castle, 1681. foho. 
 [See Nalson.] 
 
 Charnock, Robert, Edward King, and Thomas Keyes, The Tryals of, 
 for High Treason, folio .. .. .. Lond. \Q^Q 
 
 Chetwynd, William, gent., The Trial of, for the murder of Mrs. 
 Ricketts. 4to . . .. .. .. iowrf. 1743 
 
 Chipping Norton, Strange and wonderful news from, of certain 
 dreadful apparitions which were seen in the air, Sfc. folio n. d. 
 
 Christopher's, St., Island of. The Case of the present possessors of 
 French lands in. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \12\ 
 
 Cinque Ports, the, the Breviate of the Barons of, concerning their 
 grievances, on the restraint of their trade with the Low Countries 
 and Germany, and free buying and selling in London ; and their 
 petition for an Act for the repayring of the decayed haven of Dun- 
 wich, Southwold, and Walberswicke, and the ancient channell run- 
 ning from that haven towards Dunwich, to a place called Humer- 
 ston's Cutt in the county of Suffolk, folio sheet n. d. 
 
 Clamor Sanguinis : — see Arnold, John. 
 
 Clarke, George, An Appeal to the public touching the death of, who 
 received a blow at the Brentford election from Edward McQuirk, 
 of which he languished and died. [By John Foot, surgeon.] 
 (title page wanting). 8vo . . .. .. [Zowrf. 1769] 
 
 Clark, Margret, Warning for servants, and a caution to Protestants, 
 or the Case of, lately executed for firing her master's house in 
 Southwark. 4to .. .. .. Lond. \QSO 
 
 The true Confession of, who consented to the burning of her 
 master's, Mr. Peter Delanhoy's, house in Southwark. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1680 
 
 Clayton, Sir Robert : — see Butler, Mary. 
 
 Cobb, Thomas, The Case of, and Act for dissolving his marriage, 
 folio . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Cochrane, Lord, Trial of, and Mary Anne Tocker, and others, for a 
 Conspiracy to defraud the Stock Exchange. 8vo Xonrf. 1814 
 
Cases Civil and CHminal. 411 
 
 Codling, William, mariner, John Reid, William Macfarlane, <S-c.,The 
 Trial of, for feloniously destroying and casting away the brig Ad- 
 venture on the high seas, October 26, 1802. Taken in shorthand 
 by Joseph Gumey and W. B. Gurney. 8vo Lond. 1803 
 
 Coggs, John, and John Dunn, goldsmiths. The Case of the creditors 
 of. folio sheet . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Coiners. The Proceedings at the Sessions for London and Middle- 
 sex ; being the condemnation of the notorious coiners, &;c. folio 
 
 Lond. 1679 
 
 Coleman, Edward, gent.. The Tryal of. folio . . Lond. 1678 
 
 Coleman's (Mr. Edward) Characters, with his key to write and read 
 them, folio . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Coleman's Ghost, The Answer of, to H. N.'s poetick offering, folio 
 
 n. d. 
 
 College, Stephen, A Letter from, on his removal from Oxford, to be 
 tried for High Treason, with verses written bv him. fo. 1681 
 The Trial of, for High Treason, folio.. .'. Lonrf. 1681 
 
 The Dying Words, Speech, and carriage of. folio n. d. 
 
 Strange News from Newgate ; or a relation how the ghost of Col- 
 lege, the Protestant joiner, appeared to Hone the joiner, since 
 his condemnation, folio .. .. 1683 
 
 The Protestant Joiner's Ghost to Hone the Protestant carpenter 
 in Newgate, with his confession, folio . . 1683 
 
 Colley, Thomas, The remarkable Confession and last Dying Words 
 of, executed in 1741, for the murder of Ruth Osborne, under sup- 
 position of being a witch. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 75 1 
 
 Constantinople, Copy of a letter from, in which is a full account of 
 several strange and horrible apparitions seen there, and at other 
 adjacent places ; as also the Sultan's dream in the time of the 
 storm, folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1685-6 
 
 Cook, Shadrach, The Trial of, for forging Lord Nottingham's hand 
 and seal, folio .. .. .. 1693 
 
 Declaration and renewed Declaration of the Innocence of. fo. 1693 
 
 Cornish, Henry, esq. [alderman], The Tryal of, on a charge of con- 
 spiring the Death of James the II., <SfC.; and John Fernley, Wil- 
 liam Ring, and Elizabeth Gaunt, for harbouring and maintaining 
 rebels, October 19th, 1685. folio .. .. 1685 
 
 Cornish, Henry, and others. An Account of the behaviour of, at their 
 execution, folio.. .. .. .. 1685 
 
 Cornwall, Strange and Wonderful News from ; being an account of 
 a miraculous accident that lately happened near Bodmin, at a place 
 called Park, folio .. .. .. 1687 
 
 Corso, John, a Genoese merchant. The Case of, as to being robbed 
 of his ship and cargo by a pirate named Kidd. n. d. 
 
 Cottington, Charles, The Case of, the last now hving of the family 
 of Francis lord Cottington. foUo . . . . n. d. 
 
 Cox, Alderman, v. Edmund Kean [actor]. Trial between, for Crim. 
 Con. with the plaintiff's wife, Jan. 17th, 1825. 8vo Lond. 1825 
 
 Cox, Sir Charles, [brewer] , Case of, in answer to a complaint against, 
 of attempting to defraud the Revenue, folio sheet 1709 
 
 2 E 2 
 
412 Cases Civil and Criminal. 
 
 Cox, Sir Richard, The Case of Edward bishop of Elphin, in rela- 
 tion to the rents of the Ranelagh Charity. [Certain estates set- 
 tled by Richard, late earl of Ranelagh, for endowing schools at or 
 near Roscommon and Athlone.] 8vo .. Lond. 1760 
 
 Craig, Campbell, and others, v, Richard earl of Anglesey, Trial 
 between, in ejectments at large, folio . . Lond. 1754 
 
 Cressett, John, The Case of, touching the confirmation of a sale of 
 lands in Wales, folio . . . . , . n. d. 
 
 Crook, John, The Cry of the Innocent for justice ; being a relation of 
 the Trial of, and others, at the Old Bailey, 1 662. 4to Lond. 1662 
 Crooke, John, Truth's Triumph; or the day of the Lord broken 
 forth, to the discovery of deceit and deceivableness, 8^c., or 
 something added in reply to Francis Holcroft his six sheets of 
 paper, wherein his spirit is unmasked. 4to . . Lond. 1 664 
 
 Compassion to all the sorrowful, afflicted, visited, tempted, suf- 
 fering seed, whether inwardly or outwardly, in the city of Lon- 
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 Reflections upon ditto, folio sheet .. .. 1679 
 
 An explanation of the Lord Treasurer's [Danby] letter to Mr. 
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 An exact collection of orders, S^c, relating to. folio 1679 
 
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 A Reply to some libels against, with observations upon Oates's 
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 An Account of the coming up of, from the Tower of London to 
 
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 Timothy Touchstone's Reply to Mr. Christian's letter in vindication 
 
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 Derby court, Westminster : — see Mortimer, Margaret. 
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 Doyle and Valine, Letters between the Lord Chancellor and Secre- 
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 Douglas, A threatening Letter from, to Lefevre, with Lefevre's 
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 Dublin, A true and particular relation of the fire in the castle of. 
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 Dunbarton, the late Lord, The examination of the captains and 
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414 Cases Civil and Criminal. 
 
 Duncomb, Charles, late cashier of the Excise, The Case of. fol. n. d. 
 
 Durmot, Clement, An Account of a barbarous and cruel murder com- 
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 Dye-house Robberies. Advertisement of a reward for the appre- 
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 Earner, Sir John, knight and alderman. No " Preachee and Floggee" 
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 Eaton, Daniel Isaac, Trial of, for selling the second part of the Rights 
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 Edmondson, Mary, A genuine narrative of the Tryal and Condem- 
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 Elliott, Sir Gilbert, Articles of Charge of high crimes and misde- 
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 Enfield Chase, The Case of the Earl of Stamford, relating to the 
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 Feilding, Robert, esq.. The Trial of, for marrying the Duchess of 
 
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 Finnimore, Humphry, esq.. The Trial of, at the Town-hall of South- 
 
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 Fires. Strange news of a dreadful fire at Bedminster, Dorset, folio 
 
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Cases Civil nad Criminal, 415 
 
 Fitzharris, Edward, The Trials of, and Dr. Oliver Plunket, for High 
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 The Arraignment and Plea of. folio . . Lond. 1 68 1 
 
 The Confession of, delivered to Dr. Hawkins on the day of his 
 
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 Animadversions on the Paper delivered to Dr. Hawkins, folio 
 
 Lond. 1681 
 The last Speech of. folio .. .. Zone?. 1681 
 
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 Flower, Edward, The Proceedings of the Grand Jury of Bristol upon 
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 Lond. 1685 
 
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 the archbishops and bishops now in and about London, upon the 
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 Frith, Thomas, late of London, scrivener. Contents of a Bill pre- 
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 Frost. A true relation of a great number of people frozen to death 
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 Frost the Broker, The Arraignment, Tryal, and Condemnation of, 
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 1687 
 
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 Gambier, Captain, Proceedings on the Trial of, for Crim. Con. with 
 
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416 Cases Civil and Criminal, 
 
 Gardiner, The, at the Gallows, or a true narrative of the escape of 
 
 Thomas Rivers, gardiner of St. Giles's, who was about to have 
 
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 Proclamation for the discovery of the murtherers of. Lond. 1679 
 
 The Tryals of Robert Green, Henry Berry, and Lawrence Hill, for 
 
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 An Account, together with the writing itself, found in the pocket 
 of Lawrence Hill, when he and Green were executed, folio 
 
 Lond. 1679 
 
 Some reflections upon the Earl of Danby, touching the murther 
 
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 An answer to the objections against the Earl of Danby, concern- 
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 A compleat and true Narrative of the manner of the discovery of 
 the Popish Plot to His Majesty by Sir Christopher Kirby ; with 
 a full answer to a late pamphlet, intituled Reflections upon the 
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 The Narrative of Mr. William Boys, touching his knowledge of 
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 Godfrey's Ghost, in answer to Nathaniel Thompson's letter to 
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 The Observator proved a Trimmer ; in a narrative of the murther 
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 The Trial of, for High Treason, at the bar of the court of King's 
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 Green, Capt. Thomas, The Trial of, and his crew, for piracy, robbery, 
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 Edinb. 1705 
 
Cases Civil and Criminal. 417 
 
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 Information for, against the Procurator Fiscal of the court of 
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 Gregg, William, Secret transactions and execution of, from New- 
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 Gumley, Mr., The Case of, and partners, in a glass-house over against 
 
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 The Answer of the proprietors of the Bear Garden glass-house 
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 Harley, Mr., A true narrative of what passed at the Examination of 
 
418 Cases Civil and Criminal, 
 
 the Marquis de Guiscard at the Cockpit, the 8th March 1710 
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 A Letter of congratulation to the rev. Mr. Daniel Burgess, upon 
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 Harrington, the Earl of, An authentic Narrative of the methods by 
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 Harris, Benj., A short but just Account of the Trial of, for printing 
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 Harrison, Robert, The Petition of, for the restoring of goods unlaw- 
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 Hart Hall, Oxford. Calumny Defeated : or an answer to the per- 
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 to Dr. Holmes, vice-chancellor ; in which also the conduct of 
 the bishop of Exeter in relation to Hart Hall is vindicated. By 
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 The Grounds of the Complaint of the principal of, concerning the 
 obstruction given to the incorporation of the society by Exeter 
 College, and their visitor, more fully represented, in answer to 
 
 the misrepresentation of Dr. C e. By R. Newton, D.D., 
 
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 Hastings, Warren, esq.. Articles of high crimes and misdemeanours 
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 the House of Commons. 2 vol. Svo . . Lond. 1785 
 
 Letters from Simpkin the Second to his dear brother in Wales, con- 
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 Hawkins, John, and George Sympson, A full and impartial account 
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 Hawles (John), Remarks upon the trial of Fitzharris, CoUedge, <S-c., 
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 Hawles (John), A Reply to a sheet of paper entituled. The Magis- 
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 the English method of proceeding against criminals, by way of 
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 Hawley, Jerom, The Petition of, in behalf of Philip Sture, an infant. 
 
 folio sheet . . . . - . . . . n. d. 
 
 Hendley, Rev. Wm., The Trial of, for preaching a Charity Sermon 
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 Henley, Col. David, Proceedings of a Court Martial at Cambridge, 
 by order of Major-general Heath, for the Trial of, accused by 
 
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 General Burgoyne of ill treatment of the British soldiers. 8vo 
 
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 Hervey, Hon. Tho., A Complaint on the part of, concerning an un- 
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 Dr. John Hewit's Ghost pleading, yea crying for exemplarie jus- 
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 Hickeringill, Edmund, The late famous Trial of, with an information 
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 Scandalum Magnatum ; or the Trial at Chelmsford between Henry 
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 Hicks's Hall. The Proceedings of the Sessions at, 5 Dec, 1681 ; with 
 His Majesty's two letters, and Sir Wm. Smith's charge to the 
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 Highgate, Relation of a person who was found dead in a wood near, 
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 amendment to the Bill for payment of the debts of. fol. sh. n. d. 
 Holloway, James, The Confession and Narrative of, as also the pro- 
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 Honey wood, John Lamoth, The Case of, concerning his election for 
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 Houses under ground, A strange and wonderful discovery newly 
 
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 Howard, Lord, of Escrick, Notes of the Evidence given against. 
 
 folio sheet .. ... .. .. 1681 
 
 A Letter from, with his protestation at receiving the communion 
 in the Tower, folio sheet .. .. 1681 
 
 A Letter, occasioned by a letter of, with his protestation at re- 
 ceiving the sacrament in the Tower, fol. sh. 1681 
 Hudson's Bay Company, The Case of. folio sheet n. d. 
 Hume, David, A concise and genuine account of the dispute between 
 Rosseau and, with the letters between them ; also the letters of the 
 hon. Mr. Walpole and M.d'Alembert, relative to this extraordinary 
 affair. Translated from the French. 8vo .. Lond. IT Q^ 
 Huntingdon Peerage, Detail of proceedings connected with the re- 
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 Hurricane, A relation of the dreadful Tempest or, in Holland and 
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420 Cases Civil and Criminal. 
 
 Hutchinson, Mr., The state of the case of, touching monies for 
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 Hyde's, Mr. Edward, Speech at a Conference between both Houses, 
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 Impey, Sir Elijah : — see Elliott, Sir Gilbert. 
 
 Ireland, William, Tho. Pickering, and John Grove, TheTryals of, for 
 High Treason, folio .. .. .. Lond. 1678 
 
 Narrative of the Depositions of Rob. Jenison, proving that Ireland 
 was in London the 19th Aug. 1678, notwithstanding his denial, 
 folio . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Ivy, Mr. William, a true and exact relation, taken from the mouth 
 of, concerning the murder committed by him upon the body of 
 William Pew, servant to Sir Robert Long, in Westminster. 4 to 
 
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 Jackson, the rev. Wm., The trial of, in the King's Bench, Ireland, 
 
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 James, John, Narrative of the apprehending, condemnation, and 
 
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 Jeffreys, Gen. John, The Case of a general officer truly stated ; with 
 
 - the proceedings on his trial by a court martial in August last. 
 
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 Jenkinson, Mary, Relation of, killed by one of the lyons in the 
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 Jennings, a smith, and Nicholas Saltmarsh his journeyman. Infor- 
 mation and Examination of, committed to Newgate for conspiring 
 the death of the king, folio sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 Jermyn, Stephen, The Case of, and Act for dissolving the marriage 
 
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 Jesuits. An account of the barbarous attempt of the Jesuits upon 
 
 M. de Luzancy, on his conversion to the Protestant rehgion. folio 
 
 sheet . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Jesuits, The five ; 
 
 The Trials and condemnation of Thomas White, alias Whitebread, 
 provincial of the Jesuits in England, William Harcourt, pre- 
 tended rector of London, John Fenwick, procurator for the 
 Jesuits in England, John Gaven, alias Gawen, and Anthony 
 Turner, for High Treason, folio .. Lond. 1679 
 
 The last speeches of. folio .. .. Lond, 1679 
 
 The true speeches of, before their execution, with animadversions, 
 folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1679 
 
 An impartial consideration of the speeches of. folio sheet 
 
 Lond. 1679 
 
 The new design of the Papists detected ; or an answer to the 
 
 speeches of. By Israel Tongue, D.D. folio Lond. 1679 
 
Cases Civil and Criminal. 421 
 
 News from Heaven ; or a dialogue between St. Peter and the five 
 Jesuits last hanged, folio sheet .. .. 1679 
 
 A Letter from Rome, in relation to the Jesuits executed, folio 
 sheet .. .. .. .. 1679 
 
 News from Purgatory ; or the Jesuits legacy to all their loving 
 friends, folio . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Lying allowable with Papists to deceive Protestants. A letter 
 written to satisfie a friend, who was stagger'd at reading of the 
 Jesuits speeches, folio sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 A Letter from a minister of the church of England relating to 
 
 Tho. White, alias Whitebread, executed for High Treason : to 
 
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 Jew, A, Strange and wonderful news from Borton near Canterbury, 
 
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 Johnson, Francis, A Narrative of the Proceedings and Tryal of, a 
 Franciscan at Worcester, with his speech at his execution, folio 
 
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 Justice, The Triumphs of, over unjust judges ; exhibiting the names 
 and crimes of four and forty judges hanged in one year in England, 
 as murderers, for their corrupt judgments ; the case of Tresilion, 
 lord chief justice ; the crimes of Empson and Dudley ; the pro- 
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 Kelso, William, News from Ireland; being the examination and 
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 Keppel, Admiral, A Letter to the Freeholders of Surrey, in vindica- 
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 Kid, John, and John King. The spirit of Popery speaking out of 
 the mouths of phanatical Protestants ; or the last speeches of, two 
 Presbyterian ministers, executed for High Treason at Edinburgh, 
 Aug. 14, 1679; with a narrative of the murder of James, arch- 
 bishop of St. Andrews', folio . . . . Lond. 1680 
 
 King, John : — see Kid, John. 
 
 Kingston, The Proceedings of the Assizes at. folio Zone?. 1687-8 
 
 Kirk, Edw., The behaviour of, after his condemnation for murdering 
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422 Cases Civil and Criminal, 
 
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 and betray the ship, folio .. .. 1679 
 
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 state and sad condition of that ship, folio 1680 
 
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 Lestock, Vice-adm., Account of, of the late engagement near Toulon. 
 8vo . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 745 
 
 Recapitulation of, as spoke by him at the bar of the House of Com- 
 mons, touching the late miscarriage of the Fleet off Toulon, 
 against the combined Fleets of France and Spain. 8vo 
 
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 The sentence of the Court Martial on. 8vo Lond. 1746 
 
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 Lewes, Sir Watkin, knt.. An authentic narrative of the extraordinary 
 
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 an estate in Pembrokeshire. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1785 
 
 Lilburne, Colonel, The Trial of. By Theodorus Verax. 4to 
 
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 Lilburne, Eliz., The Petition of, wife to Col. John Lilburne, to the 
 
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 Lloyd, William, bishop of Worcester, The evidence given at the 
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 thereon, folio .. ., .. .. Lond. 1702 
 
 Loggins, Mr., A true relation of a Murther of, and the ostler, at 
 
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 London Citizen, The, exceedingly injured, or a British Inquisition 
 
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 Long, Joseph, The Case of the Creditors of. folio sheet n. d. 
 
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Cases Civil and Criminal, 423 
 
 Long, Robert, alias Baker, An Account of the self-murther of. folio 
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 Lords Impeached, the. The several proceedings in the House of Com- 
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 to. folio .. ., .. .. 1701 
 
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 A Paradox against Liberty, written by, during their imprisonment. 
 
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 others, tried at the Tyrone Spring Assizes at Omagh, 1856 ; with 
 other proceedings. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1857 
 
 Love, Christopher, and M. Gibbons, Two Speeches delivered by, on 
 the scaffold on Tower-hill. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 65 1 
 
 Love, Christopher, The whole Trial of, with the relation of his suffer- 
 ing on Tower-hill. 4to . . .. .. Lond. 1660 
 
 His Case, containing his Petition, Narrative of his design against 
 the state, dying Speech, 8^c. 4to . . Lond, 1 65 1 
 
 Macartney, Mr., A Letter from, to a friend of his in London, dated 
 at Ostend, Dec. 4, 15, 1712, giving a particular account of what 
 passed before and at the unfortunate Duel between His Grace the 
 D. of Hamilton and L. Mohun. . . . . Lond. 1713 
 
 Macdonald, Salmon, and Berry, A faithful narrative of the gang of 
 Thief-takers, a/m Thief-makers, so named. 8vo Lond. 1756 
 
 Macguire, Connor lord. The whole Trial of, with the perfect copies 
 of the indictment, S^c.\ also the copie of Sir Philome O'Neales com- 
 mission ; the Pope's Bull to the confederate catholikes in Ireland ; 
 his Plea of Peerage, Sfc. 4to .. .. Lond. 1645 
 
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 street, smith and furnishing ironmonger to the king. Svo 
 
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 Mahon, Terence, The Case of, and Sarah his wife, the late widow 
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 the Savoy, folio sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
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 Manchester College, The Case of the Bishop of Chester, with rela- 
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 Marlborough, John duke of. The Information against, and his answer. 
 8vo .. . . . . . . .. Lond. 1713 
 
 Mason, Margery ; — see Wakeman, Sir George. 
 
 Massacre in St. George's Fields, A Collection relative to. Lond. 1769 
 
 Matthews (Admiral Thomas), A Narrative of the proceedings of 
 His Majesty's Fleet in the Mediterranean, and the combined 
 
424 Cases Civil and CrimiriaL 
 
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 remarks on an answer to the Narrative of the Fleet, S^c. 8vo 
 
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 The Charge against. Svo . . . . . . Lond. 1746 
 
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 his trial. Svo , . . . . . . . Lond. 1 746 
 
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 Middleton, Capt. Christopher, Forgery detected by, in refutation of 
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 of Bribery in receiving money from the Hudson's Bay Com- 
 pany, when sent out to make a discovery of a north-west pas- 
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 Mile End, Strange news from ; or an account of a Fire that happened 
 there by the heat of the sun. folio sheet . . Lond. 1684 
 
 Millikin, Alice, The true Account of, burnt in Smithfield for High 
 Treason in clipping the king's coin, folio sheet 1685 
 
 Milton, John, A narrative of the Disinterment of Milton's Coffin, in 
 the parish church of St. Giles, Cripplegate, 4 Aug. 1 790, and of 
 the treatment of the corpse during that and the following day. 
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 Milward, William, esq.. The Case of, and of Robert Milward his bro- 
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 Mines. The case of the United Society for the improvement of Mi- 
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 Morley, Caleb, Brief of the Case of, touching the church of Stal- 
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 Mostyn, Capt , The Minutes of a Court Martial on board the Lenox, 
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 A Vindication of the conduct of, &;€. 8vo . . Lond. 1745 
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 Mortimer, Margaret, The case of, and 17 more sufferers by a dread- 
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 1697. Her proposals for an addition to the late Act for Collec- 
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 The sad and dreadful relation of the murder of Mr. Tho. Low. 1 684 
 
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 John Blackston. .. .. .. 1684 
 
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 A full and true relation of the murder of Mrs. Kirk, wife of Mr. 
 
 Edmund Kirk. .. .. .. 1684 
 
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 committed. .. .. .. .. 1684 
 
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 A full and true relation of a murder of a man in Parker's lane, 
 near Little Queen street. .. .. 1687-88 
 
 A Dialogue between a Quaker and his Neighbour in Hertford, 
 about the murder of Sarah Stout, folio . . 1699 
 
 The Covent garden Tragedy; being an account of the murder 
 committed by Elizabeth Mason on Mrs. Collier and Mrs. Sher- 
 win, two sisters, inhabiting in Russell street, Covent garden. 
 8vo .. .. . . .. Lond. 1712 
 
 Murray, Hon. Alexander, The Case of. 8vo . . Lond, 1751 
 
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 Myddelborow, The Alum Works at. The Case of George Morgan, 
 and others ; and between Richard Bowdler and Morgan, con- 
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 Nalson, J., True Copy of the Journal of the Trial of Charles the First, 
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 Newell, Geo. and David, The Case of, touching a composition for a 
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 Newgate. The last dying Speeches of the three notorious malefac- 
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 1688. folio sheet. 
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 1684 
 
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 burgh. .. .. .. .. 1684 
 
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 true account of the burial of Sarah Smith, whilst she was alive. 
 
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 relation of Anne Arthur. . . . . 1 685 
 
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 Norfolk, Henry duke of. The Proceedings upon the Bill of Divorce 
 between, and Lady Mary Mordaunt. foHo . . 1 700 
 
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 amongst the papers of Sir John Maynard. folio sheet 1699 
 
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 Gates, Titus, An account of the manner of executing a Writ of In- 
 quiry of damages between James duke of York and. folio 
 
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 The Tryals of, for perjury, folio . . . . Lond. 1685 
 
 The Proceedings against, containing what remarkably happened 
 on his receiving sentence upon his being twice convicted of 
 perjury, folio .. .. .. Zone?. 1685 
 
 O'Connor, Arthur, The Trial at large of, and others, for. High Trea- 
 son, under a special commission at Maidstone, containing Memoirs 
 of the life of. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 11 9S 
 
 Old Bailey. Proceedings at the Sessions, 1 680 ; with an account of 
 the proceedings against Capt. Tom. folio sheet. 
 Presentments of the Grand Jury at the Sessions, 1683, 1684. 
 
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 Proceedings at the Sessions, 1685-88. folio sheet. 
 The Trial and condemnation of malefactors, and most remarkably 
 of John Sadler, who whipt his child to death at Ratcliffe. folio 
 sheet .. .. .. .. 1681 
 
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 Ordnance, The Case of the Creditors of the office of. fol. sh. n. d. 
 Ormond, James duke of, A true account of the whole proceedings 
 between, and Arthur earl of Anglesey, folio Lond. 1682 
 
 Osgood, Margaret, Account of a most horrid murder, committed by, 
 on her husband, Walter Osgood, 13th July, 1680. 1680 
 
 Overbury, Sir Tho., A relation of the poisoning of. 8vo Lond. 1615 
 Oxford, Aubrey de Vere, earl of. The Case of, touching his admis- 
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 Oxford, Robert earl of. The Answer of, and of Earl Mortimer, to the 
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 ing try al. 8vo .. ,. .. Lond.niQ 
 
 Packington, Sir John : — see Lloyd, Wm., bishop of Worcester. 
 
 Page, Philip, An abstract of the grievances of, against Foxwell and 
 others, broad sheet . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Paine, Tho., The whole proceedings on the Trial of an information 
 against, for a libel upon the revolution and settlement of the 
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 Papists, The French, The relation of an assault made by, upon a mi- 
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 Park, Sir James Alan, A Letter to, on his conduct at the summer 
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 Parker, Richard, The Trial at large of, president of the delegates of 
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 Parker's Lane, near Little Queen street, A full and true relation of 
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 Parkyns, Sir William, The Trial of, for an attempt to assassinate 
 King William IIL folio .. .. .. 1696 
 
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 Parry, William, LL.D., A true and plain declaration of the horrible 
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 The last Words of, who suffered for endeavouring to depose the 
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 Payne, Rob., The Case of, for a composition with the Treasury, folio 
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 Penley, Bosavern, A true state of the Case of, who suffered on ac- 
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 Percy, James, esq.. The petition to Parliament of; with a narrative 
 of the petitioner's proceedings, relative to his claim of the Nor- 
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 Perkins, Sir Wm., knt.. The Trial of. folio .. Xb«rf. 1696 
 
 Perreau, Robert : — see Rudd, Margaret. 
 
 Perrott, John, late of Ludgate-hill, laceman, who was executed in 
 Smithfield, Nov. 11, 1761, Narrative of the Proceedings of Bank- 
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 Peter, Rob., A Bill for vesting the estate of, in Trustees for the pay- 
 ment of his debts. foHo sheet . . . n. d. 
 
 Petty, Dorothy, The Case of, in relation to the Union Society, 
 folio . . . . . . . . . . n. d, 
 
 Phillips, Cha., The Speech of, on the trial of Lieut. Townsend, for 
 seducing Miss Creighton. 8vo . . . . n. d. 
 
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 Phillips, John, Letter and representation of the right hon. Lord- 
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 met with from Sir John Walter, hart. 8vo . . Lond. 1721 
 
 Pickering, Thomas, drawn, hanged, and quartered for High Treason, 
 9 May, 1679 ; also of George Rawlins, Thomas Boufield, and 
 Sarah Dent, who suffered on the same day at Tyburn. 4to 
 
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 Pierpont, The true copie of a Speech delivered by the hon. William, 
 second son to the right hon. the Earl of Kingstone, against Sir 
 Robert Berkley, knt., in maintenance of their accusation of high 
 treason, &;c., at a conference of both houses in the painted cham- 
 ber, July 6, 1641. 8vo .. .. .. Lond.lQAl 
 
 Pilkington, Thomas, esq., Shute, and others. The Trial of, for a riot 
 at Guildhall on Midsummer day. folio .. 1682 
 
 Pinkney, Dorcas, Sad and dreadful news from Duke's place; or an 
 account of the murder of. folio sheet , . 1 686 
 
 Piracy, The Petition of the adventurers in the ship called the Pearle, 
 for the restitution of goods seized under a false allegation of. 
 folio . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Pits, Thomas, The Confession of, executed in Smithfield, 12 Octo- 
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 Plot, The Popish, Some of the most material errors and omissions in 
 the late printed trials of the Romish priests at the Old Bailev. 
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 Plunket, Dr. Oliver, The Tryal of, for High Treason, fol. Lond. 1 681 
 
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 The honesty and true zeal of the king's witnesses vindicated, 
 
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 Pountney, Master, merchant. Immortality in Mortality magnified ; in 
 a strange (yet true) narrative of one who was buried in the church 
 of Saint Leonard, Eastcheap, November 10, anno 1613, and was 
 found, February 15, 1647, whole and sound, without any diminu- 
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 Prance, Miles, A Letter to, relative to the murther of Sir Edmond- 
 bury Godfrey, folio .. .. .. 1681 
 
 A second Letter to, in reply to the Ghost of Sir Edmondbury 
 Godfrey, folio .. .. .. 1682 
 
 The solemn protestation of, in reference to the murder of Sir E. 
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 to several of these papers, folio .. 1684 
 
 President, The, A full account of the late Shipwreck of. fol. sh. 1684 
 
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 Purchase, George, Account of the behaviour of, and others, executed 
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 Katcliffe Highway, Relation of a person found dead in Gun's fields 
 there, folio sheet . . . . . . 1 686 
 
 Reading, Nathaniel, esq., the Tryal of. folio . . Lond. 1679 
 
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 Reformation of Manners, the Society for, A Sixth Black List of per- 
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 Rousseau, J. J., Dispute between him and Hume : — see Hume, 
 
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 Perreau ; with a comparative view of his trial, and his last so- 
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 Rusby, John, The Trial of, before Lord Kenyon and a special jury, 
 for regrating corn in the Com Exchange, Mark lane, 6 Nov., 1 799. 
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 Russell, Joseph, The Trial of, for a political libel, being Mr. Hone's 
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 Russel, William, late lord. The Tryal of : — see Walcot, Thomas. 
 
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 Archbishop Tillotson's Letter to, in Newgate, folio sheet 1683 
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432 Cases Civil and Criminal, 
 
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 The character of an unjust judge; or an unjust judge painted to 
 the life; (a satire upon), folio sheet .. 1681 
 
 Another New-year's gift for arbitrary judges ; or sober reflections 
 upon injustice, folio .. .. .. 1681 
 
 The Bellowings of a Wild Bull ; or Scroggs's roaring lamentation 
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 Some modest reflections upon the commitment of, arising from the 
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 Sherwin and his wife. The Gotham Swan, or the rooks flight from 
 
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 Shrewsbury, Petition to the House of Lords of the Drapers of. fol. n.d. 
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 a book by the name of Tom Ticklefoot ; as also of Jane Curtis 
 for publishing a libel called a Satyr upon Injustice ; or Scroggs 
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Cases Civil and Criminal, 433 
 
 An Account of the injurious proceedings by Sir Geo. Jefireys, re- 
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 the grand jury at Guildhall upon an indictment against, for pub- 
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 A Poem on the condemnation of. folio sheet , . n. d. 
 
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 Stayley, William, The Tryal of, for High Treason, folio Lond. 1678 
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434 Cases Civil and Criminal, 
 
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 Account of the dreadful storm, 1 685. folio sheet. 
 Strange and terrible news from Alton, in Hampshire, of a tempest 
 of thunder, <^e. folio sheet .. .. 1686 
 
 A true relation of the great thunder and lightning at Alvanley, 
 Cheshire, folio sheet .. .. .. 1687 
 
 A Letter, containing an account of the dismal effects of the ter- 
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 Strafford, Thomas earl of, A briefe and perfect relation of the an- 
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 Sugar, The case of the refiners of, in England, stated. The case of 
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 Thief -Takers : — see Vaughan, G. 
 
 Thistlewood, Ings, and others. Trials of, for High Treason. 2 vol. 
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 Tickler, The, tickled : — see Wakeman, Sir Geo. 
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 Tobacco, The Case of the Planters of, in Virginia, as represented by 
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436 Cases Civil and Criminal, 
 
 Townley, Francis, nominal colonel of the Manchester regiment, 
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 1746, at Kennington common, for levying war against King 
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 Trial. Account of the Tryal before the Lord Chief Justice Raymond, 
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 proceedings in the courts of Westminster from 1678 to 1688. 
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 [At the end of this pamphlet is an original MS. letter of the 
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 Vaughan, Millicent : — see Castle Campes. 
 
 Verslyn, Francis, The state of the Suit in Chancery between, and 
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 Violet, Thomas, of London, goldsmith, A true narrative of the pro- 
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 Virginia, The Case of the Planters of : — see Tobacco. 
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 n.d. 
 
 Wakeman, Sir George, William Marshal, William Rumley, and James 
 
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 Some observations on the late Tryals of, ^c. By Tom Ticklefoot. 
 
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 The Tickler tickled ; or the Observator on the late Tryals of, ob- 
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 A Letter from Paris from, to his friend W. S. in London, folio 
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 his commitment to the Tower for High Treason, and for his dis- 
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 Whitfield, Tho., and others, An account of the proceedings at the 
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 Willughby, Edward, The Petition of, Winifred his wife, and others; 
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 Wilmore, John, The Case of ; or a Looking-glass for all merchants 
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 Windsor, Account of the proceedings at the assizes at New Wind- 
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 Wood, John, An Abstract of the grievances of, against the Earl of 
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 Wood's close Fields, Clerkenwell, The true account of a young man 
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 Woodward, Captain David, The Narrative of, and of four seamen 
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 Worcester. Bishop of : — see Lloyd, William. 
 
 Wreck. An exact and perfect relation of the arrival of the ship the 
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 Alien Priories, Some Account of the Alien Priories, and of such 
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 Anabaptists. Mr. Baxter baptised in blood, or a sad history of the 
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 Audland, John, The suffering condition of the servants of the Lord 
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 Brothers, Richard, Look before you leap ; or the fate of the Jews. 
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 A Testimony of the Spirit of Truth, concerning, in an address to 
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 Browning (W. S.), History of the Huguenots from 1593 to 1838. 
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 William Dugdale, knt., Garter principal king at arms. A new 
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 8 vol. folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1817 
 
 Monasticon Hibernicum; or an History of the Abbies, Priories, and 
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 Neal (Daniel), M.A., The History of the Puritans, or Protestant 
 
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450 Ecclesiastical History and Antiquities. 
 
 Mary at, in procuring the Act for erection of new churches, 5fc. 
 
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 Nonconformity, folio sheet . , . . n. d. 
 
 An Answer to the preceding letter, folio sheet n. d. 
 
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 Oxford Methodists, The, being an Account of some young gentlemen 
 in that city, in derision so called ; setting forth their rise and de- 
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 reasoning and morals of the Jesuits; to which is added, a view of 
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 order in Europe. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \^\Q 
 
 Paul Sarpi (Father), The History of the Council of Trent, containing 
 eight books. Written in Italian by Pietro Soave Polano, and faith- 
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 Paul Sarpi (Father), A Treatise on Matters Beneficiary by, newly 
 translated out of Italian, &;c. ; wherein is related, with the ground of 
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 Penington (Isaac), A question to the Professors of Christianity, S^Cy 
 with considerations concerning the nature of Church Worship, 
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 fied, folio .. .. .. .. 1684 
 
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 Picart (Bernard), The Ceremonies and religious customs of the va- 
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 tifully designed by, and engraved by the best hands in Europe; 
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 arrived at Thoulouse in France, S^c, with an account of their jour- 
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 of Warrington, at his own earnest request considered and con- 
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 XIV. ; wherein is attempted the utter suppression of the Protestant 
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 novelty ; or the first part of a just and seasonable vindication of 
 the undoubted ecclesiastical jurisdiction of christian emperors, 
 kings, S;c. in all matters of religion, church government, &;c., in 
 refutation of Mr. John Goodwin's Innocencies Triumph. 4to 
 
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 Prynne (William), A new discovery of some Romish emissaries, Qua- 
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452 Ecclesiastical History and Antiquities. 
 
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 Quakers. An account of the sufferings of the people called Quakers. 
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 1681 to 1817. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1818 
 
 Rules of the Discipline, 8ic, of the society of Friends. 4to 
 
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 religion and the reformation of it, the various emergencies of the 
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454 Ecclesiastical History and Antiquities, 
 
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 sheet ; with the Case, folio sheet . . . . n. d. 
 
 The present case for Tithes of the forest of Exmore, county of 
 
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 folio sheet . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
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 A Vindication of ditto ; to which are added. Remarks on the Poor 
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 Toleration. A true copy of a Letter from divers ministers about Col- 
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 churches, or places of assembly, of the primitive christians ; from 
 the churches of Tyre, Jerusalem, and Constantinople, described 
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 [A pasquinade written against the Puritans, recommending the 
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 Abingdon, Chronicon Monasterii de : — see Chronicles. 
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 Algiers, The Petition to Parliament of disconsolate fathers and wives, 
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 with the state of "their trade, and methods for improving it, as 
 also a description of the several colonies there. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1731 
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 manufactures set up, and trade^carried on in His Majesty's plan- 
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458 ' General History and Antiquities, 
 
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Chronology and Geography, 459 
 
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460 General History and Antiquities, 
 
 Bonneville (Pierre Frederic), Traits des monnaies d'or et d' argent 
 
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 Botero (Sig. Giovanni), A Treatise concerning the causes of the mag- 
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 Bryant (Jacob), esq., A New System of an analysis of antient My- 
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 also an historical relation of the several sieges, S^c. ever since it 
 came into the Turkish posession. (With an engraving.) Trans- 
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 was surprised by Solyman the Magnificent, anno 1541; and also 
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 and corapleat account of the siege thereof, began by the Duke 
 
Chronology and Geography, 461 
 
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 the civil wars betwixt him and Pompey. Translated into Eng- 
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 Gallia, with observations ; together with the Life of Caesar, and 
 an account of his medals : revised, corrected, and enlarged. 
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 Campbell (William), British India in its relation to the decline of 
 Hindooism and the progress of Christianity ; containing remarks 
 on the manners, customs, and literature of the people ; on the 
 effects which idolatry has produced ; on the support which the 
 British government has offered to their superstitions ; on educa- 
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 Cantemir (Demetrius), The History of the growth and decay of the 
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462 General History and Antiquities, 
 
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 Catrou and Rouill6 (Rev. Fathers), The Roman History, with notes; 
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Chronology and Geography, 463 
 
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 the formation of the Corps in March 1772, to the date when its 
 designation was changed to that of Royal Engineers, in October, 
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 works of the following Historians, Travellers, Biographers, .^c, in 
 27 vol., viz, 
 
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 1 . Xenophon's History of the affairs of Greece, by the translator 
 
 of Thucydides ; and his Cyropaedia, or Institution of Cyrus, 
 translated by the Hon. Maurice Ashley. Svo Lond. 1616 
 
 2. The History of the Peloponnesian War, by Thucydides ; with 
 
 his life, qualifications of an historian, and survey of the his- 
 tory. By William Smith, D.D. 2 vol. Svo ' Lond. 1815 
 
 3. The Historical Library of Diodorus the Sicilian, in fifteen 
 
 books ; together with the fragments of Diodorus, and those 
 pubhshed by H. Valesius, J. Rhodomannus, and F. Ursinus. 
 Translated by G. Booth, esq. 2 vol. Svo Lond. 1804 
 
 4. The Expedition of Cyrus into Persia, and the Retreat of the 
 
 Ten Thousand Greeks, translated from Xenophon by Edward 
 Spelman, esq.; and Arrian's history of the expedition of 
 Alexander the Great, and conquest of Persia, translated by 
 Mr. Rooke. Svo .. .. .. Xowrf. 1812 
 
 5. Travels of Anacharsis the younger in Greece, during the mid- 
 
 dle of the fourth century before the Christian sera ; translated 
 from the French of the Abb^ Barthelemy. 2 vol. Svo 
 
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 6. The general history of Polybius, in five books ; translated from 
 
 the Greek, by Mr. Hampton. Svo . . Lond, 1811 
 
 7. Plutarch's Lives, from the original Greek ; with notes, critical 
 
 and chronological, and a new life of Plutarch ; translated by 
 John Langhorne, D.D. and Wm. Langhorne, M.A. 3 vol. 
 Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1812 
 
 Latin. 
 
 S. The History of Ammianus Marcellinus, with a preliminary dis- 
 course in which are contained the four books of Justinian's 
 Institutes of the Roman law ; and the history of Count Zosi- 
 mus, sometime advocate and chancellor of the Roman Empire. 
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 9. The History of Titus Livius, with the entire supplement of 
 John Freinsheim ; translated into English, and illustrated with 
 geographical and chronological notes. 3 vol. Svo 
 
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 10. The Works of Cornelius Tacitus ; with an essay on his life and 
 
 genius, notes, supplements, Src, by Arthur Murphy, esq. 2 vol. 
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 11. The Life of Marcus Tullius Cicero. By Conyers Middleton, 
 
 D.D., principal librarian to the University of Cambridge. 2 
 vol. Svo .. .. ,. ,. Xowrf. 1816 
 
464 General History and Antiquities, 
 
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 transactions of Louis XI. and of Charles VIII. of France, 
 and of Edward IV. and Henry VII. of England. (Including 
 the History of Europe for almost half the fifteenth century.) 
 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond.l^n 
 
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 France, Spain, Portugal, Scotland, Britaine, and Flanders, and 
 the adjoining countries ; translated from the original French, 
 at the command of King Henry VIII., by John Bourchier, 
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 containing the whole discourse of histories as well of this realme 
 [of England] as all other countries, 3fC., augmented to the seventh 
 year of Queen Elizabeth. 4to. (Black letter.) Lond. \5Q5 
 
 Corsica. Lettres k M. le Due de Newcastle [touching the oppression 
 of the Corsicans by the Genoese] . folio d, Londres, 1 765 
 
 Costumes. Picturesque representations of the dress and manners of 
 the Austrians, Chinese, English, Russians, and Turks, illustrated 
 in coloured engravings, with descriptions. 5 vol. 4to Lond. 1814 
 
 Coxe (WilHam), A Letter on the Secret Tribunals of Westphalia. 
 8vo .. .. . .. .. Salisbury, 1796 
 
 Coxe (Wm.), The History of the House of Austria, from the founda- 
 tion of the monarchy by Rhodolph of Hapsburgh, to the death of 
 Leopold the Second, 1218 to 1792. 3 vol. 4to Lond. 1807 
 
 Crabbe (Geo.), M.A., Universal Historical Dictionary, or explana- 
 tion of the names of persons and places ; illustrated by portraits 
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 Crantz (David), The Histoiy of Greenland ; including an account of 
 the mission carried on by the United Brethren in that country ; 
 with a continuation to the present time, illustrative notes, and an 
 Appendix, containing a sketch of the mission of the Brethren in 
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 Cujacius (Jacobus), Epistolse Grsecanicse mutuse, antiquorum Rheto- 
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 of, to the States General, 29 April, 1684. fo. sh. 1684 
 
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 States General by the Marquis de Castell Moncayo, envoy ex- 
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Chronology and Geography. 465 
 
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 Davenant (Chs.), LL.D., The Trade between Great Britain, France, 
 Holland, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Newfoundland, <^c., with the im- 
 portations and exportations of all commodities, particularly of the 
 woollen manufactures. 8vo .. .. Lond.XIXo 
 
 Davila, The History of the Civil Wars of France ; a new translation 
 from the Italian of Henrico Caterino Davila. By Ellis Fame- 
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 Davis (Sir John Francis), bart., K.C.B., China: a general descrip- 
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 intercourse down to the events which produced the dissolution of 
 1857. 2 vol. 8vo .. .. .. io«c?. 1857 
 
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 persecution by Philip II. A historical work, translated by Thomas 
 Parker, small 8 vo .. .. .. Lone?. 1851 
 
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 Spain. Translated from the Spanish by Thomas Parker. 8vo 
 
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 De Groot, the Lord Pieter, Two Letters from, to the states of Hol- 
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 vindication of his refutation, and the occasion of his retiring to 
 Antwerp, folio sheets .. .. .. 1672 
 
 De Witt (John), the Pensionary, and Ruwaert Van Putten, The 
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 D'Herbelot (Barthelemi), Biblioth^que Orientale;ou dictionnaire uni- 
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 leurs histoires et traditions, tant fabuleuses que veritable ; leurs re- 
 hgion et leur sectes, leurs gouvernemens, politique, loix, mceurs, 
 coutumes, etc. 4 tomes, 4to. A la Haye, 1777-79 
 
 Delpit (MM. Martial et Jules), Notice d'un Manuscrit de la Biblio- 
 th^que de Wolfenbiittel, intitule Recognitiones Feodorum, et oil 
 se trouvent des renseignements sur I'etat des villes, des person- 
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 4to . . . . . / .. .. Paris, 1841 
 
 Delpit (Jules), Collection Generale des Documents Fran9ais qui se 
 trouvent en Angleterre, recueillis et publies par ; Tome I, Archives 
 de la Mairie de Londres, du Duche de Lancastre, de la Bibliotheque 
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 Demosthenes, Several Orations of, exciting the Athenians to oppose 
 the exorbitant power of Philip king of Macedon. Translated by 
 the Earl of Peterborough and others. 8vo .. Zowc?. 1744 
 
 Domingo, St., An enquiry into the causes of the Insurrection of the 
 Negroes in; with observations of M. Garrin-Coulin. 8vo 
 
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 Dow (Alexander), esq.. The History of Hindostan, translated from 
 the Persian. 3 vol. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1 806 
 
466 General History and Antiquities, 
 
 Du Halde (J. B.), The General History of China ; containing a geo- 
 graphical, chronological, political, and physical description of the 
 empire of China, &c., including an exact account of their customs, 
 manners, ceremonies, religion, arts, and sciences. With maps and 
 copperplates. 4 vol. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \1ZQ 
 
 Duppa (Richard), A Journal of the most remarkable occurrences in 
 Rome, upon the subversion of the ecclesiastical government in 
 1798. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond, 1799 
 
 Duquesne, The Marquis, vindicated from the aspersions cast upon 
 his conduct, while commander of Fort Charles, at Port Royal in 
 Jamaica, under the Duke of Portland. Svo . . Lond. 1737 
 
 Duthie (William) , A Tramp's Wallet ; stored by an English gold- 
 smith, during his wanderings in Germany and France. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1858 
 
 Echard (Lawrence), A.M., (^c.The Roman History, from the build- 
 ing of the city to the settlement of the empire by Augustus Caesar, 
 containing the space of 727 years. Tenth edition. 5 vol. Svo 
 
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 Econchatti (Oceola Nikkanochee) Prince of, A Narrative of the early 
 days and remembrances of, a young Seminole Indian, son of Econ- 
 chatti-Mico, king of the Red Hills in Florida; with a brief history 
 of his nation, 8;c. Written by his guardian. Svo Lond. 1841 
 
 Edward the Confessor, Lives of: — see Chronicles. 
 
 Egypt. Description de I'Egypte, ou recueil des observations et des 
 recherches qui ont €t€ faites pendant I'expedition de I'Arm^e Fran- 
 ^aise. Public par les ordres de Sa Majeste TEmpereur Napoleon 
 le Grand. 9 tomes, folio. (With an explication and plates, in 
 14 vol. ; 11 in atlas 4to. and 3 in atlas folio.) a Paris, 1809-22 
 
 Egypt :— see Sharpe. 
 
 Elmham, Thomas of : — see Chronicles. 
 
 Elliot (Captain Robert), R.N., Views in the East ; comprising India, 
 Canton, and the shores of the Red Sea ; with historical and de- 
 scriptive illustrations. 2 vol. royal Svo .. Xowc?. 1833 
 
 England, the Chronicles of: — see Chronicles. 
 
 Esseck, Relation of the March of the Imperial Army under Count 
 Lesley, at the taking of the town of. folio sheet 1683 
 
 Europe, The State Policy of Modern, from the beginning of the six- 
 teenth century to the present time. 2 vol. Svo Lond. 1857 
 
 Farneworth (Ellis) : — see Davila. 
 
 Fasciculi Zizanionim : — see Chronicles . 
 
 Favine (Andrew), The Theater of Honour and Knighthood ; or a 
 compendious chronicle and historic of the whole christian world ; 
 containing the originall of all monarchies, kingdoms, and estates, 
 with their emperors, kings, princes, and governors ; their begin- 
 nings, continuance, and successions to the present time, folio 
 
 Lond. 1623 
 
 Fitch (Asa) : — see New York State Agricultural Society. 
 
Chronology and Geography. 467 
 
 Forbes (Alexander), California. A history of Upper and Lower Ca- 
 lifornia, from their first discovery to the present time ; comprising 
 an account of the climate, soil, natural productions, agriculture, 
 commerce, S^c. ; a full view of the missionary establishments, and 
 condition of the free and domesticated Indians ; with an Appendix 
 relating to steam navigation in the Pacific. Illustrated with a map, 
 plans of the harbours, and engravings. 8vo Lond. 1839 
 
 Fortune (Robert) , A Residence among the Chinese ; Inland, on the 
 Coast, and at Sea. Svo .. .. Lond. ISbl 
 
 France, <^c. : 
 
 Description exacte de tout ce qui s'est pass^ dans les guerres 
 entre le Roy d'Angleterre, le Roy de France, les etats des pro- 
 vinces unies du Pays- has, et I'Eveque de Munster, commencant 
 Tan 1664, et finissant avec la conclusion de paix faite ^ Breda 
 en Tan 1667. Avec une introduction preliminaire, contenant 
 Texile et la restitution du present Roy d'Angleterre, &;c., avec 
 diverses figures en taille-douce. 4to Amsterd. 1668 
 
 The Most Christian King's declaration of war against the States 
 General of the United Provinces, folio . . Lond. 1672 
 
 An Ordinance, forbidding commerce with the Spaniards, and com- 
 manding hostilities against them, folio sheet 1673 
 A Declaration, shewing the reasons of recalling his plenipoten- 
 tiaries from the treaty at Cologne, folio sheet Lond. 1674 
 A Remonstrance of the Popish clergy to Lewis XIV. ; wherein is 
 attempted an utter subversion of the Protestant religion in that 
 king's dominions, folio .. .. Lond. 1677 
 
 A true relation of the actions of the French Fleet before Genoa, 
 folio.. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1684 
 
 Tablettes, Anecdotes, et Historiques des Rois de France, par M. D. 
 D. A 8vo .. .. .. .. Paris, 1759 
 
 Proces-verbal de I'Assemblee G^nerale des trois-ordres de la Pro- 
 vince de Dauphin6, tenue a Romans, par permission du Roi. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. Grenoble, 1788 
 
 Collection des documents inedits sur I'Histoire de France, pub- 
 lies par ordre du Roi et par les soins du ministre de I'instruction 
 publique. 1 1 tomes, 4to .. Pan^, 1835-42 
 
 1 . Negotiations relatives h. la succession d'Espagne sous Louis 
 
 XIV. ou correspondances, memoires, et actes diplomatiques 
 concernant les pretentions et I'avenement de la Maison de 
 Bourbon au trone d'Espagne, accompagn^s d'un texte his- 
 torique, et pr6c^d4s d'une Introduction. Par M. Mignet. 
 4 tomes. 
 
 2. Chronique des Dues de Normandie. Par Benoit, Trouv^re 
 
 Anglo-Normand du xii. siecle, publiee pour la premiere fois 
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 Pirckheimer (Bilibald), The Praise of the Gout, or the Gout's apo- 
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 Pontoppidan (Erich), The Natural History of Norway : containing a 
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 Potter (T. R.), The History and Antiquities of Cham wood Forest. 
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 Prodigies. Account of Che arrival of a Negro-man, whose body is of 
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508 Natural History, Philosophy, and Mathematics, 
 
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 Tar-water, A Letter to T. P., [Thomas Prior], esq., from the au- 
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 Taylor (John), Spadacrene Anglica ; The English spaw, or the glory 
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'Natural History, Philosophy, and Mathematics, 509 
 
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 an attempt at a history of British Lichens : [imperfect] for private 
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 Ure (Andrew), M.D., F.R.S., Dictionary of Chemistry and Minera- 
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 Wadd (William), esq., F.L.S., surgeon extraordinary to the King, 
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 Watson (WilUam), A Sequel to the experiments and observations, 
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 Weldon, William, An excellent chymical water for the teeth and 
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 White (Gilbert), Natural History and Antiquities of Selbome. New 
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 Wilson (Benjamin), An Essay towards an explication of the pheno- 
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 Ames (Joseph), F.R.S., A.S.S., Typographical Antiquities, or the 
 History of Printing in England, Scotland, and Ireland ; augmented 
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 Astle (Thomas), esq., F.R.S., F.A.S., &^c.. The origin and progress 
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 Bayfius (Lazarus), De Vasculis Libellus, adulescentulorum causa ex 
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 Britton (John), F.S.A., Union of Architecture, Sculpture, and Paint- 
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 Britton (John), F.S.A., Historical and Descriptive accounts, with 
 311 illustrations, of the following English cathedrals, viz. : Can- 
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 Chambers (Sir William), K.P.S., S^c, A Treatise on the Decorative 
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 Fairholt (F. W.), A Dictionary of Terms in Art. 8vo n. d. 
 
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 Gautier (Henri), Traite des Fonts, ou il est parl^ de ceux des Ro- 
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 Termes des Arts qu'on employe a la construction des ponts, et les 
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 Gibson (Wm. S.), Lectures and Essays on various subjects, histori- 
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 Glass Manufacture, Memoir of the origin, progress, and improvement 
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 Harris (William and Samuel Angel), Sculptured Metopes, discovered 
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 Heywood (Thomas), A true description of His Majesty's royall ship, 
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 Holt (Richard), A short Treatise of artificial stone as 'tis now made 
 and converted into all manner of curious embellishments and pro- 
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 Jamieson (Alex.), LL.D., A Dictionary of the mechanical sciences, 
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 Jones (Inigo), The Designs of, consisting of plans and elevations for 
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 some additional designs. 2 vol. in one, folio Lond. 1727 
 
 Keppel, Admiral, A description of the Freedom-Box voted by the City 
 
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 Kingsbury (Benjamin), A Treatise on Razors. 8vo 1797 
 
 Lead. Reasons that milled sheet- lead is better and cheaper than 
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 Leoni (James), Venetian architect, The Architecture of Leon Battista 
 Alberti, in ten books ; of Painting, in three books ; and of Sta- 
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 Library of the Fine Arts, or repertory of painting, sculpture, archi- 
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 Milner (Rev. John), D.D., F.S.A., A Dissertation on the modem 
 style of altering antient Cathedrals, as exemplified in the cathedral 
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 Milner (Rev. John), D.D., F.S.A. , A Treatise on the Ecclesiastical 
 Architecture of England during the middle ages. Third edition, 
 with corrections. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1836 
 
 Murphy (James Cavanah), The Arabian Antiquities of Spain, royal 
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 Murphy (James Cavanah), Plans, elevations, sections, and views of 
 the church of Batalha in the province of Estremadura in Portugal ; 
 
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 Nash (Joseph), Views of the interior and exterior of Windsor Castle, 
 
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 Oldner's (Mr. George), Inventions to preserve Ships from founder- 
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 Ornaments of Churches considered, with a view to the late decoration 
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 Ottley (William Young), F.A.S., A Collection of one hundred and 
 twenty- nine fac- similes of scarce and curious prints of the early 
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 Parisot (Peter), An account of the New Manufacture of Tapestry, 
 after the manner of that of the Gobelins, and of Carpets, after the 
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 Pettus (Sir John), of Suflfolk, knt,, Fleta Minor ; the laws of art and 
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 Phillips (George), Rudiments of Curvilinear Design, illustrated by a 
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 Pickett (William Vose), A new system of Architecture, founded on the 
 forms of nature, and developing the properties of metals, 8fC. 8vo 
 
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 Pictures. A Catalogue of divers Italian pictures to be exposed to sale 
 at Whitehall, folio .. .. .. 1684 
 
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 Ruskin (John), The Stones of Venice, with illustrations drawn by the 
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 Ruskin (John), The Seven Lamps of Architecture, with illustrations. 
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 Ruskin (John), M. A. The Political Economy of Art. 8\o Lond. 1857 
 
 Sharp (Granville), A short Introduction to Vocal Music. Second 
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 Ships, The new invention for the sheathing of, with lead and lacker, 
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 Smith (John), A Catalogue raisonn4oi the works of the most eminent 
 Dutch, Flemish, and French painters, <Src. ; with a supplement. 
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 Halliwell (J. O.), A new book about Shakespeare and Stratford-on- 
 Avon. 4to .. .. .. ,. Xowd 1850 
 
 Halliwell (J. O.), The Palatine Anthology, a collection of ancient 
 poems and ballads relating to Lancashire and Cheshire. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1850 
 
 Halliwell (J. O.), The Literature of the 16th and 1 7th centuries, 
 illustrated by reprints of very scarce tracts. 4to Lond. 1851 
 
 Halliwell (J. O.), The Yorkshire Anthology, a collection of ancient 
 and modern ballads, poems, and songs relating to Yorkshire. 4to 
 
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 Happiness, Two Epistles on. 4to . . . . Lond. 1755 
 
 Harlequin Horace ; or the art of modern poetry. 8vo Lond. 11^1 
 
 Hawkins (Thos.), M.A., The origin of the English Drama, illustrated 
 in its various species, viz., mystery, morality, tragedy, and comedy, 
 small 8vo .. .. .. .. Oxford, 1773 
 
 Hazlitt (William) , Characteristicks, in the manner of Rochefoucault's 
 Maxims ; with introductory remarks. Second edition, fcp. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1827 
 
 Henry and Blanche ; a tale, taken from the French of Gil Bias. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1745 
 
 Hey wood (Thos.), The Favre Maide of the Exchange ; a comedy. 
 8vo .. .. ' .. .. .. Lond. 1637 
 
 Hickeringill (Edmund), The Mushroom; a satyr against libelling 
 Tories and prelatical tantivies ; in answer to a satyr against sedi- 
 tion called The Meddal, by the author of Absalom and Ahitho- 
 phel. folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1682 
 
 Holdsworth (E.), Muscipula ; sive Kambro-myo-maxia. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1709 
 2 M 2 
 
524 Poetry, the Drama, ^c. 
 
 Homer : — see Blackwell (Thomas) ; Pope (Alexander) . 
 
 Hone (William), Ancient Mysteries described, especially from Eng- 
 lish miracle plays, S^c, including notices of ecclesiastical shows, 
 the festivals of fools and asses, S^c. 8vo . . Lond. 1 828 
 
 Hooper (W.), M.D., Memoirs of the year Two Thousand Five Hun- 
 dred. Translated from the French. 2 vol. 8vo Lond. 1782 
 
 Horatii (Quinti) Flacci, Opera ; Decii Junii Juvenalis, et Auli Persii 
 Flacci Satyrse. 12mo .. .. .. Lond. \7l5-\6 
 
 Horn Fair, Charlton, Kent, The Counsellor's Speech for. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1770 
 
 Hounslow Heath; a poem. 4to .. ,. Lond. 1747 
 
 Hour-Glass (Humphrey), The Beheaded and Be-knighted; a short 
 poem on recent events, dedicated to the heads of the city. fo. n. d. 
 
 Howard (Sir Robert), The Committee ; a comedy. 4to Lond. 1665 
 
 Hue and Cry after Beauty and Virtue ; a poem, folio n. d. 
 
 Hue and Cry after R. L'S. [Roger Lestrange]. folio sheet n. d. 
 
 Hull (Tho.), Richard PI antagenet ; a legendary tale. 4to Lond. 1783 
 
 Humours of an Irish Court of Justice; a dramatic satyr. 8vo n. d. 
 
 Hunter (Joseph), F.S.A., New illustrations of the life, studies, and 
 writings of Shakespeare. 2 vol. 8vo . . Lond. 1 845 
 
 Hurd (Richard), D.D., Moral and Political Dialogues ; being the sub- 
 stance of several conversations between divers eminent persons 
 of the past and present age, with notes. 8vo Lond. 1 759 
 
 Hurd (Richard), D.D., Letters on Chivalry and Romance. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1762 
 
 Imposture, The Grand, or the mystery of iniquity ; a satyr, folio 
 
 Lond. 1679 
 
 Ireland (Samuel) : — see Boaden (James). 
 
 Iter Boreale ; verses on the march of General Monk from Scotland 
 to London. 4to . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Ivan Czarowitz ; or the rose without prickles, that stings not. A tale, 
 written by Her Imperial Majesty, translated from the Russian lan- 
 guage. 8vo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 793 
 
 Jack Catch. A pleasant discourse by way of dialogue, between the 
 
 old and new Jack Catch, folio sheet . . 1 685 
 
 Jeffreys (George), Father Francis and Sister Constance, a poem ; 
 
 and Chess, a poem, translated from Vida. 4to Lond. 1736 
 
 Jesuits. Satyrs upon the Jesuits, written in the year 1679, upon 
 
 occasion of the Plot ; together with the satyr against vertue, and 
 
 some other pieces by the same hand. 8vo . . Lond. 1681 
 
 Johnson (Samuel), LL.D., The Works of the English Poets, with 
 
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 small 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. \ 7 90 
 
 Johnson (Samuel), LL.D., The Works of. A new edition, with an 
 
 essay on his life and writings, by Arthur Murphy, esq. 12 vol. 
 
 8vo .. .. .. .. . . Lond. 1792 
 
 Jones (John), Adrasta, or the woman's spleene; a tragi-comedie. 
 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1635 
 
Poetry, the Drama, S^c, 525 
 
 Jonson (Ben), The Works of; with notes, critical and explanatory, 
 and a biographical memoir, by W. Gifford, esq. 9 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1816 
 
 Jordan (Thos.), The Walks of Islington and Hogsdon, with the hu- 
 mours of Wood-street Compter ; a comedy. 4to Lond. 1657 
 
 Kelly (Hugh), Art of Living in London ; a poem in two cantos. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1768 
 Kennedy (James), esq.. Modern Poets and Poetry of Spain. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1852 
 
 Kirke (John), The Seven Champions of Chris tendome ; acted at the 
 
 Cocke-pit, <^c. 8vo .. .. .. Lowe?. 1638 
 
 Kirkman (Francis), The Wits ; or sport upon sport, in selected pieces 
 ofdrollery, digested into scenes byway of dialogue. 8vo Lond. 1673 
 Knave in Graine, The, new vampt. A witty comedy, acted at the 
 Fortune, with great applause. Written by J. D., gent. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1640 
 
 Labelliere (Major), The Christian Poetical Bee-hive; containing an 
 assemblage of first principles to promote universal amity and good 
 government, and to secure real and permanent felicity to every 
 individual. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1794: 
 
 Ladies' Invention, The, Characters of several ingenious designing 
 gentlewomen who have lately put into, which is intended to be 
 drawn as soon as full. Characters of gentlemen who have put 
 into, foho sheets . , . . . . n. d. 
 
 Langland (Robert) , Visio WilVi de Petro Ploughman, 8fC. See Peirs 
 Plouhman. 
 
 Layng (Peter), Several pieces in prose and verse. 4to Lond. 1748 
 
 Lee (Nathaniel), Verses on the death of Mrs. Behn. fo. sh. 1689 
 
 Levi, The Tribe of. A poem. [The fictitious characters explained 
 in MS.] 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1691 
 
 Lewis (Mr.), The Weeping Muse. A poem to the memory of His late 
 Majesty, folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1702 
 
 Liberty, The charms of. A poem, by the late Duke of D , with 
 
 epigrams, S^c. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1 709 
 
 Like will to Like, as the scabby squire said to the mangy viscount; 
 set forth in the history of Will Squelsh and Harry Halter, for- 
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 original MS. in the library of Mr. Guy's New Foundation for In- 
 curables. Written by the late Mr. Isaac Dandridge, apothecary. 
 Part 1, 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1728 
 
 Lillo (Mr. George), The Works of; with some account of his life. 
 2 vol. small 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1775 
 
 Lilly (William), The Prophecie of a white king of Brittaine, taken 
 out of the library of Sir Robert Cotton, in the Saxon character. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1643 
 
 Lilly (Wm.), Supernatural sights and apparitions seen in London, 
 June 30, 1644, interpreted. 4to .. .. Lond. 1644 
 
526 Poetry, the Drama, ^c, 
 
 Lilly (Wm.),- The Starry Messenger; or an interpretation of the 
 three suns seen in London, 19 November, 1644, being the birth- 
 day of King Charles. 4to .. ... Lond. 1644 
 
 Lilly (Wm.), A collection of ancient and moderne Prophesies con- 
 cerning these present times ; with observations thereon. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1645 
 
 Lilly (Wm.), Monarchy or no Monarchy in England. Grebner's 
 Prophecy : passages on the life and death of King Charles. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1651 
 
 Lilly (Wm.), A declaration of the several treasons, blasphemies, and 
 misdemeanours, acted, spoken and published by that grand wizard 
 and impostor William Lilly of St. Clement Danes, otherwise called 
 Merlinus Anglicus. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1660 
 
 Lilly (Wm.), The dangerous condition of the United Provinces pro- 
 gnosticated. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1672 
 
 lAWy (Wm.), Merlini Anglici; or astrological judgments-. 12mo 
 
 Lond. 1675 
 
 Lilly (Wm.), Mr. Lilly's New Prophecy ; or several strange and 
 wonderful predictions. 4to .. .. Lond. 1681 
 
 Lilly (Wm.), Catastrophe Mundi; or Merlin reviv'd, with Mr. Lilly's 
 hieroglyphicks. small 8vo .. .. Lond. 1683 
 
 Lions in the Tower. A pleasant funeral oration at the interment of 
 the three (lately deceased) Tower lyons. folio sheet Lond. 1681 
 
 The Lions' Elegy ; or verses on the death of the three lions in the 
 Tower, folio sheet .. .. .. 1681 
 
 London. Troia Redeviva ; or the glories of London surveyed in an 
 heroick poem. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1674 
 
 Londinium : The renowned City of London surveyed and illustrated 
 in a Latin poem. By J. Adams, a Transylvanian, &c. Translated 
 by W. F. of Gray's Inn. 4to . . . . Lond. 1674 
 
 London Cries ; or pictures of tumult and distress ; a poem. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1805 
 
 Love, The Hours of, in four elegies. 4to . . Lond, 1752 
 
 Lover, The Distracted ; a poem. 4to .. Lond. 1119 
 
 Lusitania Illustrata : notices on the history, antiquities, literature, 
 &c., of Portugal. Literary department, part 2. Minstrelsy. By 
 John Adamson, K.T.S., 8iC., of Portugal, small 8vo 
 
 Newcastle-upoU' Tyne, 1846 
 
 MacCarthy (George), jun., The rise and progress of Sunday Schools. 
 
 A poem in three cantos. 8vo .. .. Sudbury, 1816 
 
 Mandeville (Bernard de), M.D., The Fable of the Bees ; or private 
 
 vices public benefits ; with an essay on charity and charity schools, 
 
 8iC. 2vol. 8vo.. .. .. .. Lond. 1129-S2 
 
 Marriage. The Moderator between the Married Men and the Bat- 
 
 chelors. folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1729 
 
 Marseilles, The Plague of. A poem. By a person of quality. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1721 
 Mary, Queen of William IIL Lachrymse Cantabrigienses, in obitum - 
 
 serenissimse Regina? Mariae. 4to .. Cantabr, 1694-5 
 
Poetry, the Drama, &^c, 527 
 
 Mason (William), M.A., Musaus. A monody to the memory of Mr. 
 Pope, in imitation of Milton's Lycidas. 4to .. Lond. 1747 
 
 Mason (William), M.A., Elegies. 4tQ .. Lond. 11 QZ 
 
 Massinger (Philip), The Plays of; with notes, by W. Giiford, esq. 
 Second edition. 4 vol. 8vo .. .. Lond, 1813 
 
 Matrimonii Pensitatio ; or no joynture but the Hugg- Rural. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1679 
 
 Maurice (Thomas), Grove hill, Camberwell, a descriptive poem ; with 
 an ode to Mithra. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 799 
 
 Mercurius Britanicus. A tragi-comedy : — see Brathwayte. 
 
 Mercurius Infernus ; or news from the other world, folio n. d. 
 
 Mercurius Menippeus ; the loyal satirist, or Hudibras in prose. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1682 
 
 Merlin Reviv'd ; or an old prophecy lately found in a MS. in Ponte- 
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 Merry Milkmaid of Islington, The, or the rambhng gallants defeated ; 
 acted at Newmarket. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 680 
 
 Middleton (Thomas), A Chast Mayd in Cheapside; a pleasant con- 
 ceited comedy, as it hath beene often acted at the Swan on the 
 Banke-side, by the Lady EHzabeth her servants. 4to Lowe?. 1628 
 
 Middleton (Thomas), Works of; now first collected by rev. Alex- 
 ander Dyce. 5 vol. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1840 
 
 Milesian, The, or the Templar; a comic opera. 8vo Lond. 1788 
 
 Milkmaids, the Two Merry, A pleasant comedy called. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1661 
 
 Milton (John), The Poetical Works of; with notes of various authors. 
 By the rev. Hen. John Todd. 2 vol. 8vo Lond. 1826 
 
 Minister of State, The; a satire. Second edition. 4to Lond. 1672 
 
 Minot (Lawrence), Poems written in 1302 [relative to the Scottish 
 wars of Edward IIL] ; by Joseph Ritson. 8vo. 
 
 Mirror for Magistrates. Edited by Joseph Hazlewood. 3 vol. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1815 
 
 Miscellaneous Poems. By Moses Browne, R. Dodsley, Christopher 
 Smart, M.A., Dr. OHver Goldsmith, and others. 4to Lond. 1 754-65 
 
 Miscellanies in prose and verse. By a person of quality. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1725 
 
 Miscellany, The New, for the year 1737. 8vo . . Lond. n. d. 
 
 Mischeefes Mysterie : — see Vicars (John). 
 
 Momus turned Fabulist, or Vulcan's wedding; an opera, after the 
 manner of the Beggar's Opera. 8vo . . Lond. 1 729 
 
 Monmouth, the Duke of. The Glory of the West ; or the virgins of 
 Taunton Dean, who ript open their silk petticoats to make colours 
 for the army of. A song, folio sheet . . Lond. 1 685 
 
 Montague, Lady Mary Wortley, A narrative of what passed between 
 Gen. Sir Harry Erskine and Philip Thicknesse, esq., in consequence 
 
 of a letter written by the latter to the late Earl of B , relative 
 
 to the publication of the original letters and poetry of. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1766 
 
 More (Sir Thos.), Utopia ; written in Latin by. Translated into Eng- 
 lish, small 8vo .. .. .. .. Zo»c?. 1685 
 
528 Poetry, the Drama, 5fc. 
 
 Moresby, Lord Charles, A Hundred Years hence. 8vo Lond. 1 828 
 Motteux (P.), Europe's Revels for the Peace, and His Majesty's happy 
 
 return; a musical interlude. 4to .. .. Lond. 16,. 
 
 Mottoes of the Spectators, Tatlers, and Guardians, translated into 
 
 English. Second edition. 8vo .. .. Lond. ] 7 S7 
 
 Mouse, a. The last sayings of, starved in a cupboard. Printed for 
 
 S. P. Q. L. folio . . . . . . Lond. 1681 
 
 Mulgrave (The Earl of). An Essay on Poetry. 8vo Lond. 1709 
 
 Myrrour, A, for Magistrates ; wherein may be seen by example of 
 
 others, with howe grevous plages vices are punishd, and howe frayle 
 
 and unstable worldly prosperity is founde. 4to Lond. 1571 
 
 Naboth's Vineyard, or the innocent traytor ; a poem. fo. Lond. 1679 
 
 Nashe (Thos.), The retume of the renowned Caualiero Pasquill of 
 
 England, from the other side of the seas, and his meeting with 
 
 Marforius at London, upon the Royall Exchange. 4to Lond. 1589 
 
 News from Rome ; or a dialogue between His Holiness and a cabal 
 
 of cardinals at a late conclave, (verse.) folio sheet. n. d. 
 
 Nixon's Cheshire Prophecy: — see Oldmixon (J.), 
 
 Noman (Dr.), A New Miracle ; or Dr. Noman's safe return from the 
 
 Grand Turk's court at Constantinople ; a song. [On the other 
 
 side in reverse] L — ngley's C s, his lamentation in Newgate ; 
 
 a song, folio sheet . . . . . . 1 684 
 
 Nostradamus, Wonderful predictions of, Grebner, Pareus, and Anto- 
 , nius Torquatus ; with a preface, folio . . Lond. 1689 
 
 Novus Reformator Vapulans ; or the Welch Levite tossed in a blanket, 
 
 in a dialogue between Hick [Hickeringill] of Colchester, 
 
 David J-nes, and the ghost of Wil. Pryn. 4to Lond. 1691 
 
 Oates, Titus, A panegyrick upon, (verse.) broad sheet n. d. 
 
 Ogilvie (John), D.D., Rona, a poem, in seven books ; with a correct 
 map of the Hebrides, and elegant engravings. 4to Lond. 1777 
 
 Old English Drama, The, a selection of plays from the old English 
 dramatists. 2 vol. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1825 
 
 Oldmixon (J.), Nixon's Cheshire Prophecy at large. Published from 
 the Lady Cowper's correct copy in the reign of Queen Anne. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1745 
 
 Old Plays, Six, on which Shakspeare founded his Measure for Mea- 
 sure, Comedy of Errors, Taming of the Shrew, King John, and 
 King Henry V., King Lear. 2 vol. 8vo . . Lond. 1779 
 
 Old Plays, A select collection of. New edition, with notes, by the 
 late Isaac Reed and others. 12 vol. • 8vo . . Lond. 1815 
 
 Old Plays, being a continuation of Dodsley's collection ; with notes, 
 critical and explanatory. 6 vol. 8vo .. Lond. \^\Q 
 
 Orange. A political rhapsody, in three cantos. 8vo Dublin, 1 798 
 
 Orange, William Prince of, Tlie Deliverance ; a poem to. folio 
 
 Lond. 1689 
 An .ode upon the glorious, and successful expedition of. folio 
 
 Lond. 1689 
 
Poetry, the Drama, ^c, 529 
 
 An ode on the occasion of the descent of His Highness into Eng- 
 land, folio . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Orange, W. Prince of, Gratulatio Academise Cantabrigiensis, auspi- 
 catissimas Gulielmi Principis Auriaci et Annse Georgii H. Mag. 
 Br. Regis filiae natumaximae nuptias celebrantis. folio Lond. 1733 
 
 Otway (Thomas), The Prologue to the City Heiress, or Sir Timothy 
 Treatall: and Epilogue, folio .. .. Z/Owc?. 1682 
 
 Otway (Thomas), The Works of; with notes critical and explana- 
 tory, and a life of the author, by Thomas Thornton, esq. 3 vol. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond, 1813 
 
 Ovid in London, a ludicrous poem, in six cantos. 8vo Lond. 1814 
 
 Owen (John), Epigramraatum Joannis Audoeni, Cambro-Britanni, 
 Oxoniensis, editio nova. 12mo .. .. Lond. 1671 
 
 Oxford, The Ghost of the late House of Commons to the new one 
 appointed to meet at. folio .. .. 1681 
 
 Iter Oxoniense ; or the going down of the asses to. fo. n. d. 
 
 A dialogue between London and Oxford, folio sheet 1681 
 
 Tres oratiunculae habitse in domo convocationis Oxon. 4to 1743 
 Oratio habita die dedicationis Bibliothecae Radchvianae. 4to 1749 
 Oratio, &;c., k Guilielmo Lewis, M.D. 4to .. Oxon. 1749 
 
 Oxoniensia Eucharistica, in exoptatissimum et auspicatissimum 
 Caroli Regis nostri ^ Scotia reditum, gratulatoria. 4to 
 
 Oxoniee, 1641 
 
 Paraphrase on the 14th chapter of Isaiah, only appropriating what 
 is there meant of the King of Babylon to Oliver the Protector ; a 
 Pindarique, humbly dedicated to D — P — 1, esq. 8vo Lond. 1710 
 
 Parliament, A congratulatory Poem on the meeting together of, ac- 
 cording to His Majesty's concession, folio sheet 1680 
 England's mournful Elegy for dissolving the Parliament, folio 
 sheet . , . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Parliament, Mrs., her invitation of Mrs. London to a thanksgiving 
 dinner, for the great and mighty victorie, which Mr. Horton 
 obtained over Major Powell in Wales, S^c. 4to Lond. 1648 
 
 Parr (Wolstenholme), M.A., The story of the Moor of Venice, trans- 
 lated from the Italian, with two essays on Shakespeare, and pre- 
 liminary observations. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1195 
 
 Pasquin (Anthony), The Royal Academicians ; a farce, as it was per- 
 formed to the astonishment of mankind, at the stone-house in Uto- 
 pia. 8vo .. .. .. .. Zowrf. [1786] 
 
 Pastoral, A, on the success and coronation of William and Marv, 
 king and queen of England. 4to . . . . Lond. \ 689 
 
 Peele (George), The Works of, now first collected; with an account 
 of his writings, and notes, by Alex. Dyce, A.B. 2 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1828 
 
 Peirs Plouhman. Visio WilVi de Petro Ploughman ; item Visiones ejus- 
 dem de Dowel, Dohet, et Dohest, or the Vision of William concern- 
 ing Piers Ploughman, and the visions of the same concerning the 
 origin, progress, and perfection of the Christian life ; written in or 
 immediately after the year 1362. New edition, bv Thomas Dun- 
 ham Whitaker, LL.D. 4to .. ..' Lo»c?. 1813 
 
530 Poetry, the Drama, S^c, 
 
 Percy (Tbos.), bishop of Dromore, Reliques of ancient English poe- 
 . try. A new edition. 3 vol. sm. 8vo . . Lond. 1844 
 
 Perring, John, esq., lord mayor of London, An instructive Epistle 
 to, on the proposal of an Address of Thanks to the right honour- 
 able Henry Addington. By Peter Pindar, esq. 4to Lond. 1804 
 Peters, Hugh: — see Spectrum Antimonarchicum. 
 Petyt (Silvester), Joanna of Richmond, a poem. 8vo Lond. 1825 
 Phelps (Mr.), The Human Barometer, or Living Weather Glass ; a 
 philosophic poem. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1743 
 
 Phoenix, The, as it hath beene sundrie times acted by the children 
 
 of Paules, and presented before His Majestic. 4to Lond. 1630 
 
 Philips (John), Cyder, a poem ; with the Splendid Shilling, S^c. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1708 
 [Philips (John),] A Satyr against Hypocrites, a poem. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1680 
 
 Philipot (Thos.), Capellus Virhius sive Redivivus; or a monument 
 
 erected in severall elegies to the memory of Arthur lord Capel. 
 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. 1662 
 
 Philips (William), Belisarius, a tragedy. 8vo .. Lond. \7\4 
 
 Pindar (Peter) : — see Perring, John. 
 
 'Piscopade, The, A panegyri-satiri-serio-comical poem. By Porcu- 
 pinus Pelagius. Second edition. 4to .. Lond. 1748 
 
 Plantagenet, Richard, a legendary tale. 4to .. Lond. 1774 
 
 Players, the. The Battle of, in imitation of Dean Swift's Battle of 
 the Books ; in which are introduced the characters of all the ac- 
 tors and actresses on the English stage, S^c. Third edition. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1762 
 Poem, A, attempting something upon the Rarities of the university 
 of Cambridge ; with many others, chiefly political. 4 to 
 
 Lond. 1673-1704 
 
 Poems on afl'airs of state, from the time of Cromwell to the year 
 
 1707. 4 vol. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1705-7 
 
 The Minister of State, a satire ; Goldsmith's Traveller ; Sophronio 
 and Hillario ; Mason's Elegies ; Gray's Elegy in a Country 
 Churchyard; Fontenoy, a new satiric ballad; The Diaboliad, 
 addressed to the worst man in His Majesty's dominions ; Hull's 
 Richard Plantagenet ; The Budget ; and The Case of the late 
 Election for Middlesex considered. 4to Lond. 1751-77 
 
 Poetical reflections on the Vices and Follies of the Age. 8vo 
 
 Lond, 1708 
 
 Politics, the City, Prologue and Epilogue to. folio Lond. 1683 
 
 Politics, The Art of, in imitation of Horace's Art of Poetry. [With a 
 
 curious hybrid frontispiece.] 8vo .. .. Lond. 1729 
 
 Poor Robin's Visions ; describing the present humours of the times. 
 12mo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1677 
 
 Pope, Alexander, The Shade of, on the banks of the Thames ; a sati- 
 rical poem. By the author of the Pursuits of Literature. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1799 
 
 Pope (Alexander), esq.. The Works of, verse and prose. By the 
 
 rev. W. L. Bowles, A.M. 10 vol. Svo . . Lond. 1806 
 
Poetry J the Drama, ^c. 531 
 
 Pope (Alexander), esq., The Iliad and Odyssey of Homer, translated 
 by. New edition, with additional notes, 8(C., bv Gilbert Wakefield, 
 B.A. 10 vol. 8vo .. .. '.. Lond. ISOe 
 
 Presbytery Rough-drawn, a satyr, in contemplation of the late Re- 
 bellion. [By R. G.] 4to . . Lond. [date wanting.] 
 Processionade, The, in panegyri-satiri-serio-comi-baladical versicles. 
 By Porcupinus Pelagius. Second edition. 4to Lond. 1 745 
 Puritanical Justice, The, or the beggars turn'd thieves ; by way of 
 farce, as it was lately acted in and about the city of London. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1698 
 
 Pursuits of Literature, a satirical poem, in four dialogues ; with notes, 
 
 an appendix, the citations translated, and a complete index. 
 
 Sixteenth edition. 4to . . .. .. Lond. \8\2 
 
 A translation of all the passages from the Greek, Latin, Italian, and 
 French writers quoted in. Svo . . . . Lond, 1798 
 
 Pybus (Charles Small), The Sovereign ; a poem. 4to Lond. 1800 
 
 Quarles (Francis), A Feast for Wormes : set forth in a poeme of the 
 history of Jonah. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1620 
 
 Rabelais (Francis), The Works of, carefully revised and compared 
 throughout with the late new edition of M. Le Duchat, by Mr. 
 Ozell. (With plates.) 5 vol. sm. Svo .. Lond. 1737 
 
 Rag Fair, The Speech of Richard Whiteliver, esq., spoken to the Au- 
 gust mob at. folio sheet . . . . . . 1 748 
 
 Rake, The reformed ; a poem, in a letter to the Rakes of the Town. 
 Svo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1758 
 
 Ramsey (T.). Climax panegyrica vitse serenissimi ac celsissimi Prin- 
 cipis Jacobi Eboraci et Albanise duels, 8fC. fabrefacta per T. Ram- 
 sseum. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1683 
 
 Randolph (John), M.A.., Poems; containing the Muses' Looking 
 Glasse ; Amynta ; the Jealous Lovers ; and Arystyppus. Fourth 
 edition, inlarged. 12mo .. .. .. Lond. 1652 
 
 Randolph (John), M.A., Poems ; with the Muses' Looking Glass, and 
 Amyntas, whereunto is added the Jealous Lovers. Fifth edition, 
 with additions. 12mo .. .. .. Lond. 1668 
 
 Ravenscroft (Edward) , The London Cuckolds ; a comedy. 8vo 
 
 Southwark, n. d. 
 
 Rebel, The Western ; or the true Protestant standard set up. (verse.) 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1685 
 
 Reformation, The, a satyr, folio .. .. Lond. 1684 
 
 Reformation of Manners, a satyr. 4to . . , . Lond. 1702 
 
 Religion, An Enquiry after ; a poem. 4to .. Lond, 1691 
 
 Republican Procession, The, or the tumultuous cavalcade. Svo n. d. 
 
 Revolution, The New, or the Whigs turned Jacobites ; a poem. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1710 
 
 Reynard's Downfall ; or the hunting of the fox. fo. Lond. 1680 
 
 Richards (Nath.), Poems sacred and satyricall. 12mo Lond, 1641 
 
532 Poetry y the Drama, S^c. 
 
 Ring (John), The Commemoration of Handel, and other poems ; to 
 which is added, a prospectus of a translation of Virgil. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1809 
 
 Ring (John), A translation of the Works of Virgil. 2 vol. Svo 
 
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 Ritson (Joseph), esq.. The Enghsh Anthology. 3 vol. Svo Lond. 1792 
 
 Ritson (Joseph), esq., A select Collection of English Songs, with 
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 RoUiad, Criticisms on the. Svo . . . . Lond. 1 785 
 
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 Round Heads. A description of the Round-head and Rattle-head. 
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 Scott (Sir Walter), hart., The Miscellaneous Works of: containing 
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Poetry, the Drama, ^c, 533 
 
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 Shaftesbury, The Earl of. An excellent new Ballad on. fo. sh. 1680 
 
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 ceits of Sir John Falstaffe. 4to .. .. Z/Owc?. 1639 
 
 Shakespear (William), The Works of, in six volumes, adorned with 
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 Shakspeare (William), The Plays of, by Johnson, Stevens, and Reed. 
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 Shakespeare (William), The Works of, the text formed from a new 
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 Sheridan (the late right hon. Richard Brinsley), The Works of. 2 
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534 Poetry, the Drama, ^c, 
 
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 vants in 1600. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1631 
 
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 Sidney (the hon. Sir Philip), knt.. The Works of, in prose and verse. 
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 Smart (Christopher), on the Eternity of the Supreme Being ; a poeti- 
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 poetical essay. 4to .. .. .. Camb.nbX 
 
 Smith (Edmund), A Poem on the Death of John Phillips, author of 
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 SmoUet (Tobias), M.D., The Miscellaneous Works of, with memoirs 
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 Snare, The, in verse, folio . . . . . . n. d. 
 
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 Song, A new, sung before His Majesty at Winchester, set in score. 
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 Sot's Paradise, or the humours of a Derby ale-house. Second edi- 
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 Southey (Robert), Madoc, a poem in two parts. 4to Lond. 1805 
 
 Southey (Robert), Specimens of the later English Poets, with pre- 
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 Southey (Robert), esq., LL.D.,Omniana. 2 vol. sm. 8vo Lond. 1812 
 
 Southey (Robert),esq.,LL.D.,Joanof Arc. 2 vol. sm. 8vo Lond. 181*2 
 
 Southey (Robert), esq., LL.D., The Expedition of Orgua, and the 
 crimes of Aguirre. sm. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1821 
 
 Southey (Robert), Wat Tyler, a dramatic poem. 12mo Lond. 1822 
 
 Spectrum Antimonarchicum ; or the ghost of Hugh Peters, fo. n. d. 
 
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 Sprat (Tho.) bishop of Rochester, The Plague of Athens. 8vo 
 
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 Stage. Some account of the English Stage, from the restoration in 
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 Sterne (Laurence), The Works of, with a life of the author written 
 by himself. 10 vol. 8 vo .. .. .. Lond. 1798 
 
 Stevens (George Alexander), The Dramatic History of Master Ed- 
 ward, Miss Ann, and others, the extraordinaries of these times, 
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 Stumbhng Block, The, from Claudian against Rufinus. fo. Lond. 1711 
 
Poetry, the Drama, ^c, 535 
 
 Suckling (Sir John), A Collection of all the incomparable pieces 
 written by. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1646 
 
 Swift (Jonathan), D.D., The Works of, containing additional letters, 
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 Swinerton (Sir John), The Hogge hath lost his Pearle, a Comedy. 
 By Robert Tailor. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1614 
 
 Tales and Essays, A Collection of, on the most curious and amusing 
 subjects. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1783 
 
 Tarare. Opera en cinq Actes, avec un Prologue, represent^ sur la 
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 Tasso: — see Fairfax (Edward). 
 
 Tate (Nahura), Panacea; a poem upon tea. 8vo Lond. 1700 
 
 Tavern Hunter, The, or a drunken ramble from the Crown to the 
 Devil, folio .. .. .. .. Lond. 1702 
 
 Taylor (John), the Water Poet ; his various pieces, viz.: 
 
 All the Workes of, being 63 in number, collected into one volume 
 by the author, with sundry new additions, corrected, revised, and 
 newly imprinted. [Engraved title page, with a medallion of 
 Taylor.] folio .. .. .. [Lond.'] 1630 
 
 Taylor's C7ram'a, or heavenly muse. 12mo .. Lond. 1615 
 
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 Superbia Flagellum, or the Whip of Pride. 8vo Lond. 1621 
 
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 An arrant Thief whom every man may trust ; in word and deed 
 exceeding true and just. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1 622 
 
 The Life and Death of the most blessed among women, the Vir- 
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 A Common Whore with all these graces grac'd ; shee's very ho- 
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 Jack a Lent his beginning and entertainment. 4to Lond. 1 623 
 For the sacred memoriall of the great, &;c. Charles Howard, earl 
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 Par. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond.\6Z5 
 
 Drinke and Welcome, or the famous history of the drinks now in 
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536 Poetry, the Drama, ^c, 
 
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 time he passed in a sculler's boate from London to Oxford, Sfc, 
 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 An Apology for private preaching : and An honest answer to the 
 same. 4to .. .. .. .. Z,owc?. 1641 
 
 Lucifer's Lacky, or the Devil's new creature. (Wood-cut.) 4to 
 
 Lond. 1641 
 
 The discovery of a swarme of Separatists, or a Leatherseller's Ser- 
 mon. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 A Medicine for the Times, or an antidote against faction. By T. J. 
 4to . . . . .. .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 The Coblers end, or his (last) Sermon, being a true relation of 
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 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1641 
 
 The Brownists Conventicle : or an Assemble of Brownists, Sepa- 
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 house to heare a sermon of a brother of theirs neere Algate, 
 being a learned feltmaker. 4to .. .. Z/Owrf. 1641 
 
 A Curb for Sectaries and Bold Prophesiers. 4to Lond. 1641 
 
 Love one another : A Tub Lecture, preached at Watford in Hart- 
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 John Alexander, a joyner. 4to .. .. [1641] 
 
 Some small and simple reasons, delivered in a hollow tree, in 
 Waltham forrest, by Aminadab Blower, a devout bellows - 
 mender of Pimlico. 4to .. .. [1641] 
 
 Religion's Enemies ; with a brief and ingenious relation, as by 
 Anabaptists, Brownists, Papists, Familists, Atheists, and Fool- 
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 tispiece.) * 4to .. .. .. Lond. \(iA\ 
 
 The Irish Footman's poetry, or George the runner against Henry 
 the walker, in defence of John the swimmer ; being a sur- 
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 voured to defile the cleare streames of the Water Poet's Helicon. 
 The author, George Richardson [John Taylor], an Hibernian 
 Pedestrian. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 64 1 
 
 An humble desired Union between Prerogative and Privilege, 
 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 The whole Life and Progresse of Henry Walker the ironmonger. 
 Collected and written by John Taylor. 4to Lond. 1 642 
 
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 late pamphleteere, and now (too late or too soone) a double 
 diligent preacher. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 642 
 
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Poetry, the Drama, ^c. 537 
 
 A Puritane set forth in his lively colours, or King James his 
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 the times. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1642 
 
 Heads of all Fashions : allegorically shewing the diversities of 
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 A Cluster of Coxcombes, or a cinquepace of five sorts of knaves 
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 Anabaptists, and Brownists. 4to .. Lond. 1642 
 
 A zealous Sermon, preached at Amsterdam, by a Jew, whose 
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 professed Brownist. (Woodcut.) 4to . . Lond. 1642 
 
 A Sermon preached in Leadenhall street, in the house of one 
 Padmore, a cheesmonger. 4to . . Lond. 1643 
 
 A Brown Dozen of Drunkards (ali-ass Drink -hards) whipt, and 
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 The Fools of Fate, or the unravelling of the Parliament and 
 Army. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1648 
 
 The Wonder of a Kingdom. Dedicated to the Junto at West- 
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 Of alterations strange of various signes, heere are compos'd a few 
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 The impartiallest Satyre that ever was seen ; that speaks truth 
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 Nonssence upon Sence, or Sence upon Nonsence, 8fC. Beginning at 
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 New Preachers New ; Greene the feltmaker, Spencer the horse- 
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 Theatre. Prologue and Epilogue to the King and Queen at the 
 opening of their Theatre, folio sheet .. 1683 
 
 Theatres, The, a Poetical Dissection. By Sir Nicholas Nipclose, 
 hart. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1772 
 
 Thimble, The, an heroi-comical poem. 4to . . Lond. 1 744 
 
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 Thorold, Sir Charles, Augusta Lacrymans ; a funeral Poem to the 
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 Thurston (Joseph), The Toilette. In three books. 8vo Lond, 1 730 
 
 Toleration, His Majesty's late declarations for, and publication of 
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 Tutchin (John), A Poem on their Majesties speeches to the Noncon- 
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 Tyler, Wat, A dramatic poem, by Robert Southey, Poet Laureate. 
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 Virgilij Maronis opera. 12mo. (Wilkes's copy.) Lond. \l\b 
 
 Voltaire (M. de), Candide, ou I'Optimisme. 12mo d, Berlin, 1778 
 
 Wace (Robert), Le Roman de Rou, et les dues de Normandie, par 
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Poetry, the Drama, ^c. 539 
 
 Waithman, Robert Lord, somewhile chief magistrate of London, 
 
 Maxims of. Fourth edition, sm. 8vo .. Lowrf. 1814 
 
 Waldrou (George), A Poem on the Parliament. Svo Lond. 1718 
 Walk, A, from St. James's to Covent Garden, the back way through 
 
 the Meuse. folio .. .. .. Lond.lIM 
 
 Walker, Henry, The modest vindication of, in answer to certaine 
 
 scandalous pamphlets, «^c. 4to .. .. Z/Owc?. 1642 
 
 Ward (Edward), The Poet's ramble after riches, folio Lond. 1 698 
 Ward (Edward), A Dialogue between Bow-steeple dragon and the 
 
 Exchange grasshopper, folio .'. .. Lond. \Q9S 
 
 Ward (Edward), Upon the stately structure of Bow Church and 
 
 steeple ; or a second poem upon nothing, folio n. d. 
 
 Ward (Edward), The Dancing School, with the adventures of the 
 
 Easter holidays, folio .. .. .. Lond. \1 00 
 
 Ward (Edward), A Journey to Hell, a poem, in two parts, folio 
 
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 Waverley Novels. [By Sir Walter Scott, hart.] New edition. 48 
 
 vol, foolscap 8vo .. .. Edinb. and Lond. 1 8S0 
 
 Waverley Novels, Landscape Illustrations of, with descriptions of the 
 
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 Wealthy Shopkeeper, The, or the charitable citizen, a poem, folio 
 
 Lond. 1710 
 Weber (Henry), esq.. Metrical Romances of the twelfth, fourteenth, 
 
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 Westminster Fayre newly proclaimed. 4to 
 
 Printed in Kings-street, 22 Sept. 1647 
 Whigs, Honest, A true history of; a poem, in answer to the thoughts 
 
 of an honest Tory. Svo .. .. Lond. 1710 
 
 Whitby (Thomas), esq. [Deputy of Vintry Ward], The Priory of 
 
 Birkenhead, a tale of the fourteenth century. 8vo Lond. 1819 
 Whitehead (Paul), Honour, a satire. 4to . . Lond. 1747 
 
 Wilkes (John), The renowned History of Jack of Aylesbury, foho 
 
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 W[ilkes], John, alderman. Lyric Consolations, with the Speech of. 
 
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 Windsor Castle : a poem in honour of Queen Anne, to which is 
 
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 Wise (Rev. Jos.), The system, a poem. 8vo sheets Lond. 1777 
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 and a prediction of judgment to come (if repentance prevent not). 
 
 [A poem in 8 cantos.] 12mo . . . . Lond. 1628 
 
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540 Poetry^ the Drama, &^c, 
 
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 Wonders, The Year of, being a literal and poetical translation of an 
 old Latin prophecy found near Merlin's cave. By S — n D — k. 
 8vo . . . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Wordsworth (William), The Poetical Works of. 5 vol. small 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1827 
 
 World, The, tum'd upside down ; or the Ass not priest-ridden, but 
 the Priest ass-ridden. By Ignoramus, esq. 4to Lond. 1754 
 
 Wright (Thomas), Bruma et Vespera brumalis, Roystonise agitata : 
 Poema. 8vo „. .. .. .. Lond, \7 10 
 
 Wynne (J. H.) The Prostitute; a poem. 4to Lond. 1771 
 
 Theology. 
 
 Advice to the Unwary ; or the last legacy and dying speeches of a 
 late person of honour, broad sheet . . . . 1 685 
 
 Alexander (John) [a converted Jew], God*s Covenant displayed by. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1689 
 
 Allen (F.), D.D., archdeacon of Middlesex, A charge to the clergy ; 
 wherein is given some account of the life of the late Bishop of 
 London [Edmund Gibson]. 4to .. .. Lond. 1749 
 
 Anabaptists. A Confession of Faith of seven Congregations or 
 Churches of Christ in London, which are commonly but unjustly 
 called Anabaptists. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1646 
 
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 Scott (John), D.D., A Sermon preached at the assizes at Chelmsford, 
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 Scott (John), D.D., A Sermon preached at Fulham, October 13, 1689, 
 at the consecration of Stillingfleet bishop of Worcester, Patrick 
 bishop of Chichester, and Ironside bishop of Bristol. 4to 
 
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550 Theology, 
 
 Scott (William), A Sermon on Bankruptcy, stopping payment, and 
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 Sharp (Granville), Remarks on a printed paper, intituled A Catalogue 
 of the sacred vessels restored by Cyrus, and of the chief Jews who 
 returned at first from the captivity, 8(C. Sec. edit. Lond. 1775 
 
 Sharp (Granville), A Tract on the law of nature and principles of ac- 
 tion in man. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1777 
 
 Sherlock (William), The second part of the Preservative against 
 Popery. 4to . . .. .. .. Lond. 1688 
 
 A defence of ditto. By William Giles. 4to . . Lond. 1 688 
 
 Sherlock, Will., D.D., The University of Oxford's censure of the ser- 
 mon of, preached at St. Peter's in the East, Oxford, on the feast 
 of St. Simon and St. Jude, concerning three infinite distinct minds 
 and substances in the Trinity, folio sheet . . Oxford, 1 695 
 
 Sherlock (William), D.D., A modest examination of the authority 
 and reasons of the late decree of the Vice- chancellor, &;c. of Ox- 
 ford, concerning the heresy of three distinct infinite minds in the 
 holy and ever blessed Trinity. 4to .. .. Lond. IQdQ 
 
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 Simpson (David), M.A., A plea for religion and the sacred writings, 
 with an appendix. A new edition, with a life of the author. By 
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 Sion's Hallelujah : a Sermon preached before the House of Peers 
 in Westminster Abbey, June 28, 1660, being the Tlianksgiving for 
 His Majesty's safe return. 4to . . . . Lond. 1660 
 
 Smedley (Jonathan), dean of Clogher, A specimen of an universal 
 view of all the eminent writers on the Holy Scriptures ; being a 
 collection of the dissertations, explications, and opinions of learned 
 men in all ages, concerning the difficult passages and obscure 
 texts of the Bible, folio . . . . . . Lond. 1 728 
 
 Spencer (John),' B.D., A discourse concerning prodigies; wherein 
 the vanity of presages by them is reprehended, and their true and 
 proper ends asserted and vindicated. 4to . . Lond. 1663 
 
 Standish (John), D.D., A Sermon preached at the Temple', the 
 Sunday after the church was opened ; being then newly repaired. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 683 
 
 Stanhope (Michael), M.A., God the author of Victory : a Sermon, 
 preached at Whitehall, 19 Aug. 1708, being the day of Thanks- 
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 Stennett (Joseph), A Sermon preached June 27, 1706, being the day 
 appointed for a general Thanksgiving for the progress of Her 
 Majesty's arms and those of her allies, in Flanders and Spain. 
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 before the King, Feb. 24, 1674-5. 4to . . Lond. 1675 
 
 Stillingfieet (Bishop), A Letter of, to the Clergy of his diocess. 4to 
 
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 Taylor (John), D.D.* A paraphrase and notes on the Epistle to the 
 Romans ; to which is prefixed a key to the Apostolic writings, &;c. 
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 Tillotson (John), D.D., A Sermon preached before the King, April 
 18, 1675. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1675 
 
 Tyndall (William), A brief declaration of the Sacraments, expressing 
 the fyrst oryginall how they came up and were institute, with the 
 true and moost syncere meaning and understandyng of the same, 
 6fC., compyled by. (Black letter.) 12mo .. n. d. 
 
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 ture, or the excellency of royal authority : in a Sermon preached 
 before His Majesty in the Isle of Wight, upon the anniversary of 
 his birth- day. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1648 
 
 Usserii (Jacobi), Armachani, Annales Veteris et Novi Testamenti, 
 folio .. .. .. .. Lutet. Paris. 1673 
 
 Vines (Richard), The authors, nature, and danger of Hseresie : a 
 Sermon preached before the House of Commons at St. Margaret's 
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 Wakefield (Gilbert), B.A., An examination of the Age of Reason 
 by Thomas Paine. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1794 
 
 Wakefield (Gilbert), B.A. The spirit of Christianity compared 
 with the spirit of the times in Great Britain. 8vo Lond. 1794 
 
 Wall (Moses), The Hope of Israel : written by Menasseh Ben 
 Israel, an Hebrew divine and philosopher : whereunto are added 
 some discourses upon the point of the conversion of the Jewes. 
 Second edition. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 165\ 
 
 Warburton (William), D.D., bishop of Gloucester, The Works of. 
 A new edition, with a preface containing some account of his life, 
 writings, and character. By Richard Hurd, D.D., lord bishop of 
 Worcester. 12 vol. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \8l I 
 
 Watts (I.), A Defense against the temptation of self murthur. 8vo 
 
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 Webster (William), A.M., A discourse on James ii. 10, 1 1 . ; with some 
 incidental remarks upon the Deists. 8vo . . Lond. 1720 
 
 Whiston (WiUiam), A.M., The Christian's Rule of Faith ; or a table 
 of all the most ancient creeds. Engraved bv John Senex. large 
 sheet .. .. .. .. ' .. 1713 
 
 Whiston (William), A.M., A Proposal for erecting societies for pro- 
 moting primitive Christianity, folio sheet .. 1712 
 
 White, Joseph, D.D., A Letter to ; containing remarks upon certain 
 
552 Theology, 
 
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 Wilkins (Jo.), bishop of Chester, A Sermon preached before the King, 
 
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 Williams (Charles), M.A., A Sermon preached at the opening of 
 Isle worth Church. Svo .. .. .. Lond. M 07 
 
 Williams (John), bishop of Lincoln, afterwards archbishop of York, 
 
 The Holy Table, name and thing, more anciently, properly, and 
 
 literally used under the New Testament than that of an Altar. 
 
 Printed for the diocese of Lincoln. 4to . . 1637 
 
 [Published against Laud's innovations in church matters and 
 
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 Wilson (Grindal), A plain exposition of the Lord's Prayer, broad 
 
 sheet .. .. .. .. .. 1684 
 
 Wilson (H. B.), D.D., Sermons on several subjects. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1807 
 
 Wilson (H. B.), D.D., A Sermon preached December 2, 1818, the day 
 
 of Her Majesty's interment. 4to . . . . Lond. 1818 
 
 Young (Edward), B.LL., fellow of New College, Oxon., A Sermon 
 preached before His Majesty at Whitehall, 29 December, 1678. 
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 Young (Edward), B.LL., A Sermon preached at Lambeth, January 
 25th, at the consecration of Thomas [Ken], lord bishop of Bath and 
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 Royal Funerals. 
 
 Tears shed over Abner : the Sermon preached on the Sunday before 
 the Prince his funerall in St. James's Chappel before the body. By 
 Daniel Price. 4to .. .. .. Lond. \6\3 
 
 The last Sermon preached before His Majesties Funerals, at Den- 
 mark house, on Tuesday the third of May. By Phineas Hodson, 
 Dr. of Divinitie. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 625 
 
 The Subjects Sorrow ; or Lamentations upon the death of Britaine's 
 Josiah, King Charles. 4to .. .. Lond. 1649 
 
 The Martyrdom of King Charles, in a Sermon preached at Bredagh, 
 before his Majesty and the Princesse of Orange. By Henry [Lesly] , 
 bishop of Down and Connor. 4to . . . . Lond. 1649 
 
 A Sermon preached at the Temple church, December 30tb, 1694, on 
 the death of Queen Mary. By William Sherlock, D.D. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1694 
 
 A Sermon preached before the Hon. Society of Gray's Inn, on the 
 death of Queen Mary. By William Wake, D.D. 4to Lond. 1 695 
 
 A Sermon preached on the death of Queen Mary. By William Bates, 
 4to .. . . . . .. . . Lond. 1695 
 
 A Sermon preached on the death of Queen Mary ; with the address 
 of condolence to His Majesty by the Dissenting Ministers. By 
 William Bates, D.D. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1695 
 
Theology, 553 
 
 A Sermon preached at St. Andrew's, Holborn, on the death of Queen 
 Mary. By Tho. Mann)mgham, D.D. 4to .. Xowrf. 1695 
 
 The Funeral Sermon of Margaret countess of Richmond, mother to 
 King Henry VII., and foundress of St. John's College, Cambridge. 
 By John Fisher, bishop of Rochester. 8vo (Reprint) Lond. 1708 
 
 Sermons, Four, on the deaths of Queen Mary, 1 694 ; Duke of Glou- 
 cester, 1700 ; King William, 1701 ; and on Queen Anne's acces- 
 sion in 1703. By William, lord bishop of St. Asaph. Second 
 edition. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1712 
 
 A Sermon upon the death of Her late most excellent Majesty Queen 
 Anne, preach'd in the parish church of Finchley, August 8th, 1714. 
 By Nat. Marshall, LL.B., rector. 8vo- . . Lond. 1714 
 
 A Sermon preached at the church of St. Mary Aldermary, December 
 2nd, 1818, being the day of Her Majesty's [Queen Charlotte] in- 
 terment. By H. B. Wilson, D.D. Second edition. 4to Lond. 1818 
 
 The Christian King. A Sermon preached at St. Andrew, Holborn, 
 on the death of His late Majesty King George the Third. By 
 Thomas Gilbank Acland, M.A. 8vo. . . . Lond. 1820 
 
 Cries of a Grateful People, A Hebrew Dirge or Hymn chaunted in 
 the Great Synagogue, St. James's place, Aldgate, on the King's 
 Funeral. [George III.] By Hyman Hurwitz. 8vo Lond. 1821 
 
 A Sermon on the death of His late Majesty George the Third, preached 
 in the church of St. Swithin, Cannon street. By George Henry 
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 Abel (Clarke), F.L.S., Narrative of a Journeyin the interior of China, 
 and of a voyage to and from that country in 1816 and 1817, con- 
 taining an account of the most interesting transactions of Lord 
 Amherst's embassy to the Court of Pekin, S^c. 4to Lond. 1818 
 
 Acerbi (Jo.), Travels through Sweden, Finland, and Lapland to the 
 North Cape, in the years 1798 and 1799. 2 vol. 4to Lond. 1802 
 
 Anacharsis the younger. Travels of, in Greece, during the middle of 
 the fourth century before the Christian aera. By the Abbe Bar- 
 thelemy. Translated from the French. 7 vol. 8vo, and 4to vol. 
 of plates. . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 794 
 
 Anson (George), esq., commander-in-chief of a squadron of His Ma- 
 jesty's ships, 8iC., A Voyage round the World, in the years 1740- 
 1-2-3-4. By Richard Walter, M.A., chaplain of the Centurion in 
 that expedition. (Plates.) 4to .. .. Lond. IT ^H 
 
 Armstrong (Alexander), M.D., R.N., A personal narrative of the 
 discovery of the North West Passage ; with numerous incidents 
 of travel and adventure during nearly five years' continuous ser- 
 vice in the arctic regions, while in search of the expedition under 
 Sir John Franklin. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. IS.*!? 
 
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554 Voyages, Travels, ^c. 
 
 Atkinson (Thomas Witlara), Oriental and Western Siberia : a nar- 
 rative of seven years' explorations and adventures in Siberia, Mon- 
 golia, the Kirghis Steppes, Chinese Tartary, and part of Central 
 Asia. 8vo .* .. .. .. Lond. 1858 
 
 Barth (Henry), D.C.L., Travels and Discoveries in North and Cen- 
 tral Africa : being a journal of an expedition undertaken under 
 the auspices of H.B.M. Government in the years 1849-55. 5 vol. 
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 Batdta (Ibn), The Travels of, translated from the abridged Arabic 
 MS. copies preserved in the Public Library, Cambridge ; with 
 notes. By the rev. Samuel Lee, B.D., Professor of Arabic in the 
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 Becher (A. B.), Capt., The Landfall of Columbus on his first voyage 
 to America, with a translation of the Baron Bonnefoux's history 
 of his previous life : also a chart showing his track from Landfall 
 to Cuba, and an outline of his subsequent voyages. 8vo 
 
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 Beltrami (J. C), esq., A Pilgrimage in Europe and America, leading 
 to the discovery of the sources of the Mississippi and Bloody River, 
 8fc. 2 vol. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1828 
 
 Belzoni (G.), Narrative of the operations and recent discoveries 
 within the pyramids, temples, tombs, and excavations in Egypt 
 and Nubia, and of journeys to the coast of the Red Sea and the 
 Oasis of Jupiter Ammon. Second edition. 4to. (With the folio 
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 Brooke (James), Rajah of Sarawak, Journal of: — see Mundy (Capt. 
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 Bruce of Kinnaird (James), esq., F.R.S., Travels to discover the 
 source of the Nile, from 1768 to 1 773 ; to which is prefixed the 
 life of the author. Third edition, corrected and enlarged. 7 vol. 
 8vo, and 4to vol. of plates. . , . . Edinb. 1813 
 
 Brydone (P.), F.R.S., A Tour through Sicily and Malta, in a series 
 of letters to William Beckford, esq., of Somerley in Suffolk. A 
 new edition. 2 vol. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1776 
 
 Buckingham (J. S.), Travels among the Arab Tribes, exhibiting the 
 countries east of Syria and Palestine. 4to . . Lond. 1825 
 
 Buckingham (J. S.), Travels in Mesopotamia, including a journey 
 from Aleppo across the Euphrates to Orfah (the Ur of the Chaldees) 
 through the plains of the Turcomans to Diarbekr in Asia Minor ; 
 from thence to Mar din, on the borders of the Great Desert, and by 
 the Tigris to Mousul and Bagdad ; with researches on the ruins 
 of Babylon, Nineveh, Arbela, Ctesiphon, and Seleucia. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1827 
 
 Burckhardt (John Lewis), Travels in Nubia, published by the Asso- 
 ciation for promoting the discovery of the interior parts of Africa. 
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 Burney (James), A Chronological History of the Discoveries in the 
 South Sea. or Pacific Ocean. 5 vol. 4to . . Lond, 1803 
 
Voyages, Travels, ^c, 555 
 
 Burney (James), captain in the Royal Navy, A Chronological His- 
 tory of Voyages and Discoveries in the South Sea or Pacific Ocean 
 5 vol. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond, 1806 
 
 Barton (Robert) , Two Journeys to Jerusalem by. 1 2mo Lond, 1719 
 
 Catlin (George), Illustrations of the manners, customs, and condi- 
 tions of the North American Indians ; in a series of letters and 
 notes written during eight years of travel and adventure among 
 the wildest and most remarkable tribes now existing ; with 360 
 engravings from the author's original drawings. Fifth edition. 
 2 vol. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1845 
 
 Chandler (Richard), D.D., Travels into Asia Minor and Greece. A 
 new edition, with corrections and remarks, by Nicholas Revett,esq.; 
 to which is prefixed an introductory account of the author, by 
 Ralph Churton, M.A., 8^c. 2 vol. 8vo . . Oxford, 1825 
 
 Chardia (Sir John), Preface to the travels of, into Persia. (Specimen 
 sheet.) folio .. .. T. .. 1686 
 
 Chardin (Sir John), Travels of, into Persia and the East Indies ; to 
 which is added the coronation of this present king of Persia, Soly- 
 man the Third, folio .. .. .. Xowc?. 1686 
 
 Clarke (E. D.), LL.D., Travels into various countries of Europe, Asia, 
 and Africa. Fourth edition. 11vol. 8vo .. Xowrf. 1816-25 
 
 Collins (Lieut. -colonel). An account of the English colony in New 
 South Wales, from its first settlement in January, 1 788, to Aug. 
 1801 ; with remarks on the dispositions, customs, manners, 5fC., 
 of the native inhabitants of that country ; to which are added some 
 particulars of New Zealand, and an account of a voyage performed 
 by Captain Flinders and Mr. Bass, by which the existence of a 
 strait separating Van Dieman's Land from the continent of New 
 Holland was ascertained. Illustrated by numerous engravings. 
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 Columbus (Christopher), A history of the Life and Voyages of. By 
 Washington Irving. 4 vol. 8vo .. .. Zowrf. 1828 
 
 Columbus, The Landfall of: — see Becher (A. B.). 
 
 Cook (James), commander of the Resolution, A Voyage towards the 
 
 south pole and round the world, in His Majesty's ships the Reso- 
 
 »lution and Adventure, in the years 1772, 1773, 1774, and 1775 ; 
 
 in which is concluded Captain Furneaux's Narrative. 2 vol. 4to 
 
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 Cook (James), and Captain James King, LL.D. and F.R.S., A Voy- 
 age to the Pacific Ocean, undertaken by the command of His Ma- 
 jesty, for making discoveries in the northern hemisphere, under 
 the direction of Captains Cook, Gierke, and Gore, in His Majesty's 
 ships the Resolution and Discovery, in 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, 
 and 1 780. Published by order of the Lords Commissioners of the 
 Admiralty. Second edition. 3 vol. 4to .. Lone?. 1785 
 
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 volumes.] 
 
 Cook (James), The Life of : — see Biography^ 
 
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556 Voyages, Travels, ^c, 
 
 Coxe (William), Travels into Poland, Russia, Sweden, and Denmark, 
 illustrated with charts and engravings. Fourth edition. 5 vol. 8vo 
 
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 Coxe (William), M.A., F.R.S., S^c, Travels in Switzerland, and in 
 the country of the Grisons. Fourth edit. 3 vol. 8vo LondA^Ql 
 
 Curzon (Hon. Robert), Visits to the Monasteries of the Levant, with 
 numerous woodcuts. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1849 
 
 Dampier (Captain William), A new Voyage round the World ; illus- 
 trated with maps and draughts. 7th edit. 4 vol. 8vo Lond. 11 2d 
 
 Delia Valle (Pietro), The Travels of, into East India and Arabia De- 
 serta, in which the several countries, together with the customs, 
 manners, traffique, and rites both religious and civil, of those 
 oriental princes and nations are faithfully described ; in familiar 
 letters to his friend Signor Mario Schipano : whereunto is added a 
 relation of Sir Thomas Roe's voyage into the East Indies, folio 
 
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 Dibdin (Thomas Frognall), D.D., A bibliographical, antiquarian, and 
 picturesque tour in France and Germany. 3 vol. 8vo Lond. 1829 
 
 Du Baudrier (The Sieur), A new journey to Paris. 8vo Lond. 1711 
 
 Dufferin (Lord), Letters from High Latitudes, being some account 
 of a voyage in the schooner yacht Foam, 85 O.M.,to Iceland, 
 Jan Maven, and Spitzbergen, in 1856. Second edition. 8vo 
 
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 Elliot (Captain Robert), R.N., Views in the East; comprising India, 
 Canton, and the shores of the Red Sea ; with historical and de- 
 scriptive illustrations. 2 vol. royal 8vo ,. Lond. 1833 
 
 Ellis (Henry), Journal of the proceedings of the late embassy to China; 
 comprising a correct narrative of the public transactions of the 
 embassy, of the voyage to and from China, 5fc. Illustrated with 
 maps and drawings. 4to .. .. .. Lond. \Sn 
 
 Ellis (William), Polynesian Researches, during a residence of nearly 
 eight years in the Society and Sandwich Islands. Second edition. 
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 Erythrean Sea, the. The Periplus of : — see Vincent. 
 
 Eustace (John Chetwode), A Classical Tour through Italy, anno 180^. 
 Third edition; with a map of Italy, plans of churches, &;c. A 
 Classical Tour through Italy and Sicily, tending to illustrate some 
 districts not described by Mr. Eustace. 3 vol. 4to Lond. 1819 
 
 Franklin (Captain), R.N., F.R.S., M.W.S., Narrative of a Journey 
 to the shores of the Polar Sea. Second edition. 2 vol. 8vo 
 
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 Hakluyt (Richard), The principal navigations, voiages, traffiques, 
 
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 Hall (Basil), R.N., Travels in North America, in the years 1827-8. 
 Third edition. 3 vol. small Svo . . . . Bdinh. 1830 
 
 Hamilton (William), esq., F.A.S., Remarks oii several parts of 
 Turkey ; including ^gyptiaca, or an account of the antient and 
 modern state of Egypt. 4to (With folio volume of etchings.) 
 
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 Harris (John), D.D., F.R.S., Navigantium atque Itinerantium Biblio- 
 theca ; or a complete collection of voyages and travels, consisting 
 of above six hundred of the most authentic writers. Carefully re- 
 vised, with large additions, S^c. 2 vol. folio . . Lond. 1 744 
 
 Hasselquist (Frederick), M.D., Voyages and Travels in the Levant; 
 in the years 1749-50-51-52, containing observations in natural 
 history, physick, agriculture, and commerce ; particularly on the 
 Holy Land and the natural history of the Scriptures ; written ori- 
 ginally in the Swedish language. Published by order of Her present 
 Majesty the Queen of Sweden. By Charles Linnaeus, physician to 
 the King of Sweden. 8vo .. .. Lond. 11 QQ 
 
 Hawkesworth (John), LL.D., An account of the Voyages under- 
 taken by the order of His present Majesty, for making discoveries 
 in the Southern Hemisphere, and successively performed by Com- 
 modore Byron and Captains Wallis, Carteret, and Cook, in the Dol- 
 phin, the Swallow, and the Endeavour. 3 vol. 4to Lond. 1774 
 [Bound uniformly with Cook's voyages, in nine volumes ; of 
 which it is the three first of the series. See Cook.] 
 
 Hood (John), Australia and the East ; being a journal narrative of 
 a voyage to New South Wales in an emigrant ship ; with a resi- 
 dence of some months in Sydney and the Bush, and the route 
 home by way of India and Egypt, in the years 1841 and 1842. 
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 Hungary, Map of : — see Seller (John). 
 
 Irving (Washington), A history of the Life and Voyages of Christo- 
 pher Columbus. 4 vol. 8vo .. ., Lond. IS'2S 
 
 Jamaica, A Trip to, with a true character of the people and island, 
 folio . . .. .. .. .. Lond. 1698 
 
 James (Captain James) , Audi alteram partem ; or an examination 
 of the conduct of the French Revolutionists, from 1789 to 1793 ; 
 with a political introduction and postscript. 8vo Lond. 1793 
 
 Jameson (R. G.), New Zealand, South Australia, and New South 
 Wales : a record of recent travels in these colonies, with especial 
 reference to emigration, and the advantageous employment of 
 labour and capital. 8vo . . . . . . Lond, 1 842 
 
 Keppel (Hon. Henry), The Expedition to Borneo of His Majesty's 
 ship Dido, for the suppression of piracy ; with extracts from the 
 journal of James Brooke, esq., of Sarawak (now agent for the 
 British Government in Borneo). 2 vol. 8vo Lond. 1846 
 
558 Voyages, Travels, S^c, 
 
 Kerr (Robert), F.R.S., and F.A.S.E., A general History and collec- 
 tion of Voyages and Travels, arranged in systematic order ; form- 
 ing a complete history of the origin and progress of navigation, 
 discovery, and commerce, by sea and land, from the earliest ages 
 to the present time. 18 vol. 8vo . . , . Edinb. 1811 
 
 Keysler (Jo. Geo.), Travels through Germany, Bohemia, Hungary, 
 Switzerland, Italy, and Lorrain ; giving a true and just description 
 of the present state of those countries ; their natural, literary, and 
 political history, manners, laws, commerce, manufactures, painting, 
 sculpture, architecture, coins, antiquities, curiosities of art and na- 
 ture, 5fc. Illustrated with copper plates, engraved from drawings 
 taken on the spot, carefully translated from the second edition of 
 the German. 4 vols, in 3, 4to . . . . Lond. 1756 
 
 Laborde (Alex, de), A view of Spain : comprising a descriptive iti- 
 nerary of each province, and a general statistical account of the 
 country, including its population, agriculture, manufactures, com- 
 merce, and finances ; its government, civil and ecclesiastical esta- 
 blishments ; the state of the arts, sciences, and literature ; its man- 
 ners, customs, natural history, 8^c. 5 vol. 8vo Lond. 1809 
 
 Laborde (M. L^on de), Journey through Arabia Petrsea to Mount 
 Sinai, and the excavated city of Petra, the Edom of the prophecies. 
 Svo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1836 
 
 Lander (Richard and John), Journal of an expedition to explore the 
 course and termination of the Niger ; with a narrative of a voyage 
 down that river to its termination. In 2 volumes, illustrated with 
 engravings and maps. Third edition. 12mo .. Lond. 1845 
 
 Layard (Austen Henry), Nineveh and its remains ; with an account 
 of a visit to the Chaldean Christians of Kurdistan, and the Yezidis 
 or devil worshippers ; and an enquiry into the manners and arts of 
 the ancient Assyrians. Fifth edition. 2 vol. 8vo Lond. 1850 
 
 Layard (Austen Henry), Discoveries in the ruins of Nineveh and 
 Babylon; with travels in Armenia, Kurdistan, and the Desert; 
 being the result of a second expedition undertaken for the trustees 
 of the British Museum. With maps, plans, and illustrations. 2 vol. 
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 Livingstone (David), LL.D., D.C.L., Missionary Travels and Re- 
 searches in South Africa ; including a sketch of sixteen years' re- 
 sidence in the interior of Africa, and a journey from the Cape of 
 Good Hope to Loanda on the west coast ; thence across the con- 
 tinent, down the river Zambesi, to the Eastern Ocean. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1S57 
 
 Madox (John), Excursions in the Holy Land, Syria, Egypt, Nubia, 
 •SfC. 2 vol. Svo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1834 
 
 Maundevile (Sir John), The Voiage and Travaile of; which treateth 
 the way to Hierusalem and of marvayles of Inde, with other 
 ilands and countryes. Published from the original MS. in the 
 Cotton Library. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1727 
 
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 Maundrell (Henry), M.A., A Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem at 
 Easter, a.d. 1697; also a journal from Grand Cairo to Mount 
 Sinai and back again, translated from a MS. written by the Pre- 
 fetto of Egypt, by the right rev. Robert Clayton, lord bishop of 
 Clogher : to which is added a faithful account of the religion and 
 manners of the Mahometans, by Joseph Pitts. 8vo Lond. 1810 
 
 Mexico illustrated in twenty-six drawings. By John Phillips and A. 
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 Middleton (Sir Henry), The Voyage of, to Bantam and the Maluco 
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 Mundy (Capt. Rodney), R.N., Narrative of events in Borneo and 
 Celebes, down to the occupation of Labuan ; from the journals of 
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 numerous plates, maps, charts, and wood-cuts. 2 vol. 8vo 
 
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 Nearchus, The Voyage of : — see Vincent. 
 
 Norden (Frederick Lewis), F.R.S., captain in the Danish navy. 
 
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 Overbury (Sir Thomas), Voyage de, dans les Pays-Bas Espagnols, 
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 the discovery of a north-west passage from the Atlantic to the Pa- 
 cific, performed in the years 1819-20, in His Majesty's ships 
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 years 1821-22-23, in His Majesty's ships Fury and Hecla, illus- 
 trated by numerous plates. Journal of a third voyage performed 
 in the years 1824-25, in His Majesty's ships Hecla and Fury, 
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560 Voyages, Travels, S^c. 
 
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 countries. 2 vol. folio .. .. .. Xowrf. 1743-45 
 
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 Reid (Thomas), Two Voyages to New South Wales and Van Dieman's 
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 including facts and observations relative to the state and manage- 
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 Ross (Capt. Sir James Clark), A Voyage of discovery and research 
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 parts of Barbary and the Levant, folio . . Oxford, J 738 
 
 Slave Trade, Observations on the, and a description of some part of 
 the coast of Guinea, during a vovage made in 1787-8. By C. B. 
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 Staunton (Sir George), An authentic account of an embassy to China, 
 
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 Tavernier (Jo. Baptista), The Six Voyages of, thi*ough Turkey into 
 Persia and the East Indies, finished in the year 1670, giving an 
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 the kingdoms which encompass the Euxine and Caspian seas, by 
 an English traveller : never before printed, folio Lond. 1678 
 
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 8^c. on that extensive continent : undertaken by command of the 
 king of Spain. Translated from the original Spanish. The third 
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 of the Cape of Good Hope, in [the years 1 780-81-82-83-84 and 
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 lustrated by authorities ancient and modern, containing an ac- 
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 acronychal rising of the Pleiades, by the right rev. Dr. Samuel 
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 and one by M. de la Rochette, on the First Meridian of Ptolemy. 
 
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 Volnev (M. C. F.), Travels through Syria and Egypt in the years 
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562 Voyages, Travels, S^c. 
 
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 not having had a liberal education. 8vo . . Lond. 1762 
 
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 useful knowledge, 5fc. 4to .. .. Lond. 1697 
 
 Brerewood (Edward), Enquiries touching the diversity of languages 
 and religions, through the chiefest parts of the world. 4to 
 
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564 Miscellaneous, 
 
 British and Foreign Review; or European Quarterly Journal. 18 
 vol. 8vo .: .. .. .. Zowf?. 1835-44 
 
 Brocket (John Trotter), F.S.A., A Glossary of north-country words 
 in use, with their etymology, and affinity to other languages. 8vo 
 
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 4 vol. 4to . . . . . . . . a Paris, 1814 
 
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 Edited by J. O. Halliwell. 4to . . . . Lond. 1840 
 
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 The Second Book of the Travels of Nicander Nucius of Corcyra. 
 Edited by the rev. J. A. Cramer, D.D. 4to Lond. 1841 
 
 The Latin Poems attributed to Walter Mapes. Edited by T. Wright, 
 esq., <^c. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1 84\ 
 
 Three early English Metrical Romances, with an introduction and 
 glossary. By Jo. Robson, esq. 4to .. Lond. 1842 
 
 The Private Diary of Dr. John Dee, and the Catalogue of his 
 Library of MSS. Edited by James Orchard Halliwell. 4 to 
 
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 An Apology for Lollard doctrines, attributed to Wichffe ; with an 
 introduction and notes. By James Hawthorn Todd, D.D. 4to 
 
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 Times of Henry VIL and Henry VHL Selected by William 
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 Original Letters of eminent and literary men of the 16th, 17th, 
 and 18th centuries; with notes, S^c. By Sir Henry Ellis. 4to 
 
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 The Diary of Dr. Thomas Cartwright, bishop of Chester, from 
 1636, and terminating with the visitation of St. Mary Magdalen 
 College, Oxford, 1687. By Joseph Hunter, F.S.A. 4to 
 
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 Three Chapters of Letters relating to the suppression of Monas- 
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 princeps, auctore Fratre Galfrido Grammatico dicto, h Prsedica- 
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 prelis Pynsonianis editura, nunc ab integro, commentarioHs sub- 
 jectis, ad fidem codicum recensuit Albertus Way. Tomus Prior. 
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 A contemporary narrative of the proceedings against Dame Alice 
 Kyteler, prosecuted for sorcery in 1324, by Richard de Ledrede, 
 bishop of Ossory. Edited by Thomas Wright, esq. 4to 
 
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 Correspondence of Robert Dudley, earl of Leycester, during his 
 government of the Low Countries in 1585 and 1586. Edited bv 
 John Bruce, F.S. A. 4to .. .. Lone?. 1844 
 
 The Thornton Romances : the early English metrical romances 
 of Perceval, Isumbras, Eglamour, and Degrevant. Edited by 
 James Orchard Halliwell, esq. 4to . . Lond. 1844 
 
 Croniques de London, depuis I'an 44 Hen. IIL, jusqu'a Tan 17 
 Edw. in. Edited by George James Aungier. 4to Lond. 1844 
 
 Three books of Polydore Vergil's English History, comprising the 
 reigns of Hen. VI., Edw. IV., and Rich. III., from an early 
 translation. Edited by Sir Henry ElHs. 4to Lowrf. 1844 
 
 Verney Papers : Notes of proceedings in the Long Parliament, 
 temp. Ch. I. Edited by John Bruce, esq. 4to Lond. 1845 
 
 The Autobiography of Sir John Bramston, knt. of Skreens, in the 
 Hundred of Chelmsford. 4to .. .. Xo«<f. 1845 
 
 Letters from James earl of Perth, to his sister the Countess of 
 Erroll, and other members of his family. Edited by William 
 Jerdan, M.R.S.L. 4to . . .. ,. Lond. \M5 
 
 De antiquis Legibus Liber : Cronica Majorum et Vicecomitum 
 Londoniarum, et qusedam quae contingebant temporibus illis 
 ab anno 1178 ad annum 1274 ; cum appendice. Nunc primum 
 typis mandata. Curante Thoma Stapleton. 4to Xowc?. 1846 
 
 The Chronicle of Calais, in the reigns of Hen. VII. and Hen. VIII. 
 to the year 1540. Edited, from MSS. in the British Museum, 
 by John Gough Nichols, F.S. A. 4to . . Lond. 1846 
 
 Polydore Vergil's English History, from an early translation pre- 
 served among the MSS. of the old Royal Library in the Bri- 
 tish Museum. Vol. I. containing the first eight books, com- 
 prising the period prior to the Norman conquest. Edited by 
 Sir Henry Ellis. K.H. 4to .. .. Z,ow</. 1846 
 
 A relation, or rather a true account of the Island of England ; 
 with sundry particulars of the customs of these people, and of 
 the royal revenues under King Hen. VII. about the year 1500. 
 Translated from the Italian, with notes, by Charlotte Augusta 
 Sneyd. 4to . . .. .. .. Lond. \M1 
 
 Documents relating to the foundation and antiquities of the Col- 
 legiate Church of Middleham in the county of York ; with an 
 historical introduction, and incidental notices of the castle, 
 town, and neighbourhood. By the rev. Wm. Atthill, canon and 
 sub-dean of Middleham. 4to .. .. Zowc?. 1847 
 
 The Camden Miscellany. Vol. I. containing — 1, Register and 
 Chronicle of the Abbey of Aberconway ; 2, Chronicle of the 
 rebellion in Lincolnshire in 1470; 3, Bull of Pope Innocent 
 VIII. on the marriage of Hen. VII. with Elizabeth of York; 
 4, Journal of the siege of Rouen, in 1591 ; 5, Letter of George 
 Fleetwood, describing the battle of Lutzen, and death of Gus- 
 
566 Miscellaneous. 
 
 ' ' tavas Adolphus ; 6, Diary of Dr. Edward Lake, chaplain and 
 tutor to the Princesses Mary and Anne. 1677-78. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1847 
 
 A Commentary of the services and charges of William lord Grey 
 of Wilton, K.G., by his son Arthur lord Grey of Wilton, K.G. 
 With a memoir of the author, and illustrative documents. Edited 
 by Sir Philip de Malpas Grev Egerton, bart. M.P. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1847 
 
 The Diary of Henry Machyn, citizen and Merchant Tailor of 
 London, from a.d. 1550 to a.d. 1563. Edited by John Gough 
 Nichols, F.S.A. 4to . . .. .. Xowc?. 1848 
 
 The Visitation of the County of Huntingdon, under the authority 
 of William Camden, Clarenceux king of arms, by his deputy 
 Nicholas Charles, Lancaster Herald, ad. 1613. Edited by Sir 
 Henry Ellis, K.H. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1849 
 
 The Obituary of Richard Smyth, secondary of the Poultry Compter, 
 London, being a catalogue of all such persons as he knew in 
 their life ; extending from a.d. 1629 to a.d. 1674. Edited by 
 Sir Henry Ellis, K.H. 4to .. .. Lond. \M9 
 
 Certaine considerations upon the Government of England. By Sir 
 Roger Twysden, knt. and bart. Edited from the unpublished 
 MS. by John Mitchell Kemble, esq., M.A. 4to Lond. 1849 
 
 Letters of Queen Elizabeth and King James VL of Scotland; 
 some of them printed from originals in the possession of the rev. 
 Edward Ryder, and others from a MS. which formerly belonged 
 to Sir Peter Thompson, knt. Edited by John Bruce, esq. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1849 
 
 Chronicon Petroburgense, nunc primum typis mandatum. Cu- 
 rante Thoma Stapleton. 4to . . . . Lond. 1849 
 
 Wills and Inventories from the Registers of the commissary of 
 Bury St. Edmunds and the archdeaconry of Sudbury. Edited 
 by Samuel Tymms. 4to .. .. Zo«c?. 1850 
 
 The Chronicle of Queen Jane, and of two years of Queen Mary, 
 and especially of the rebellion of Sir Thomas Wyatt ; written by 
 a resident of the Tower of London. Edited by John Gough 
 Nichols, esq. 4to . . . . . . Lond. 1 850 
 
 Gualteri Mapes de Nugis Curialium distinctiones quinque. Edited 
 from the unique MS. in the Bodleian Library, by Thomas 
 Wright, esq. 4to . . . . . . ' Lond. 1 850 
 
 The Pylgrymage of Sir Richard Guylford to the Holy Land, a.d. 
 1506, from a copy believed to be unique, from the press of Ri- 
 chard Pynson. Edited by Sir Henry Ellis. 4to Lond. 1851 
 
 Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London. By John Gough Ni- 
 chols. 4to .. .. ... .'. Lond. 1852 
 
 Promptorium Parvulorum sive Clericorum, &;c. Ad fidem codicum 
 recensuit Albertus Way. Tomus alter. 4to Lond. 1853 
 
 Letters and Papers of the Verney family, down to the end of the 
 year 1639 ; printed from the original MSS. in the possession of 
 Sir Harry Verney, bart. Edited by John Bruce, esq. 4to 
 
 Lond. 1853 
 
Miscellaneous, 567 
 
 The Ancren Riwle ; a treatise on the rules and duties of monastic 
 life. Edited and translated from a semi-Saxon MS. of the 
 thirteenth century, by James Morton, B.D. 4to Lond. 1853 
 
 The Camden Miscellany, Vol. II. containing — Account of the ex- 
 penses of John of Brabant and Henry and Thomas of Lancas- 
 ter, 1292-3. Household account of the Princess Elizabeth, 
 1551-2. The request and suite of a true-hearted Englishman, 
 written by WilHam Cholmeley, 1553. Discovery of the Jesuits 
 College at Clerkenwell, in March 1627-8. Trelawney Papers. 
 Autobiography of Wm. Taswell, D.D. 4to jLo«<?. 1853 
 
 A Roll of the household expenses of Richard de Swinfield, bishop 
 of Hereford, during part of the years 1289 and 1290. Edited 
 by the rev. John Webb, M.A., <S-c. 4to . . Lond. 1854 
 
 Letters of the Lady Brilliana Harley, wife of Sir Robert Harley of 
 Brampton Bryan, knight of the Bath ; with introduction and 
 notes. By Tho. Taylor Lewis, A.M. 4to Lond. 1854 
 
 Grants, S^c. from the crown during the reign of Edward the Fifth, 
 from the original docket book MS. Harl. 433 ; and two speeches 
 for opening Parliament, by John Russell, bishop of Lincoln, lord 
 chancellor. With an historical introduction. By John Gough 
 Nichols. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1854 
 
 The Camden Miscellany, Vol. III. containing — Papers relating to 
 proceedings in the County of Kent, 1642-46. Historical Poems 
 of the sixteenth century, from the Norfolk MS. in the Bodleian 
 Library. A relation of abuses committed against the Common- 
 wealth, 1629. Inventory of the wardrobe of Henry Fitzroy, 
 duke of Richmond, <^c., and of Katherine of Arragon at Bay- 
 nard's Castle. 4to .. .. .. Zo«rf. 1855 
 
 A Roll of the household expenses of Richard de Swinfield, bishop 
 of Hereford, during part of the years 1289 and 1290. Abstract, 
 illustrations, glossary, and index. By the rev. John Webb, 
 M.A. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1855 
 
 Charles I. in 1 646. Letters of King Charles the First to Queen 
 Henrietta Maria. Edited by John Bruce, esq. 4to Lond. 1856 
 
 Trevelyan Papers, prior to a.d. 1558. Edited by J. Payne Collier. 
 4to . . . . .. . . .. Lond. 1856 
 
 Diary of John Rous, incumbent of Santon Downham, Suffolk, from 
 1625 to 1642. Edited by Mary Anne Everett Green. Lond. 1856 
 
 Journal of the very rev. Rowland Davies, LL.D., dean of Ross, 
 (and afterwards dean of Cork), from March 8th, 1688-9, to 
 September 29th, 1690. Edited, with notes and an appendix, 
 and some account of the author and his family, bv Richard 
 Cauldfield, B.A. •. . . . . . Lond. 1856 
 
 The Domesday of St. Paul's of the year 1 222, or Registrum de 
 Visitatione Maneriorura, per Robertum Decanum, and other 
 original documents relating to the manors and churches belong- 
 ing to the dean and chapter of St. Paul's, London, in the 
 twelfth and thirteenth centuries ; with an introduction, notes, 
 and illustrations. By William Hale Hale, M.A., archdeacon of 
 London .... . . . . Lond. 1857 
 
568 Miscellaneous, 
 
 Liber Famelicus of Sir James Whitelocke, a judge of the court of 
 King's Bench in the reigns of James I. and Charles I., now first 
 pubhshed from the original manuscript. Edited bv John Bruce, 
 esq. V.P.S.A. . . .. .. .. ' Lo«f?. 1858 
 
 The Romance of Blonde of Oxford and Jehan of Dammartin, 
 by Philippe de Reimes, a Trouvere of the thirteenth century. 
 Edited from the unique MS. in the Imperial Library in Paris, 
 by M. Le Roux de Lincy. , . . . Lond. 1858 
 
 Savile Correspondence. Letters to and from Henry Savile, esq., 
 envoy at Paris, and vice-chamberlain to Charles II. and James 
 II., including letters from his brother George marquess of Ha- 
 lifax. Printed from a Manuscript belonging to His Grace the 
 Duke of Devonshire, and from originals in Her Majesty's State 
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 Catalogus impressorum librorum Bibliothecae Bodleianae in Academic 
 
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 ropean and Asiatic manuscripts in the library of the late Dr. Adam 
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Miscellaneous, 569 
 
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 Coleridge (S. T.), esq., The Friend, a series of Essays. 3 vol. 8vo 
 
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 Cotgrave (Mr. Randle), A French and English Dictionary ; with an- 
 other in English and French, by James Howell, esq. folio 
 
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 Crabb (George), M.A., English Synonymes ; with copious illustra- 
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 Dering (Sir Edward), The fower cardinall vertues of a Carmelite 
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 or ten days pleasant discourse upon illuminated manuscripts, 8fC. 
 3 vol. 8vo .. .. . . .. Lond. 1817 
 
 Dibdin (Rev. Tho. Frognall), M.A., F.A.S., The Library Companion, 
 or young man's guide and old man's comfort in the choice of a 
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 Dictionnaire Royal, Le grand. Par P. Francois Pomai. Sixi^me edit. 
 4to . . . . ..a Cologne, et a Franchfort, 1733 
 
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 I'Academie elle-meme. Cinqui^rae edition. 3 tom. 4to 
 
 cL Paris, et d, Londres, 1823 
 
 Dictionarium Anglo -Britannicum, or a general English Dictionary, 
 of all sorts of difficult words, with a large collection of words and 
 phrases from the Latin and English, used in our old law records. 
 By John Kensay, Philo-bibl. 8vo . . .. Lond. \1 08 
 
 Dictionarv of Hard Words. By H. C, gent. 12mo Lond. 1655 
 
 2 p 
 
570 Miscellaneous, 
 
 Doran (Dr.), The History of Court Fools. 8vo Lond. 1858 
 
 Du Cange (Carolus Dufresne), Glossarium ad scriptores mediae et in- 
 
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 Easton (James), Human Longevity ; recording the name, age, place 
 of residence, and years of the decease of 1712 persons that attained 
 a century and upwards, from a.d. 60 to 1799. 8vo Lond. 1799 
 
 Edinburgh Review, from 1803 to 1857. 106 vol. with indexes to 
 the first 85 vol. 8vo . . . . Edinh. 1803-57 
 
 Encyclopaedia Britannica ; or dictionary of arts, sciences, and general 
 literature. Seventh edition, including the supplement and nume- 
 rous engravings. 21 vol. 4to, and 3 vol. plates. Edinh. 1842 
 
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 By the author of the Memorials of Captain Hedley Vicars. 8vo 
 
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 Falconer (William), author of the Shipwreck, A universal Dictionary 
 
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 Glossographia ; or a Dictionary interpreting the hard words of what- 
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Miscellaneous, 571 
 
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 universal grammar. Fifth edition. 8vo .. Lond. 1794: 
 
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 (partvii.) .. .. .. .. Lond. \835 
 
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 Ingram (Rev. James), M.A., An inaugural Lecture on the utility of 
 Anglo-Saxon Literature; with an account of the geography of 
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 Scottish language. 2 vol. 4to .. .. Edinb. 1808 
 
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 Greek and Latin languages to the Gothic, 8^c. Svo Edinb. 1814 
 
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 Edited by the rev. H. Todd. 3 vol. 4to . . Lond. 1827 
 
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 Kalendar, Royal, and Court Register. 
 
 Kames (Henry Home of). Elements of Criticism : the seventh edi- 
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 Kames (Henry Home of). Sketches of the History of Man ; consider- 
 ably enlarged by the last additions of the author. 4 vol. Svo 
 
 2 p 2 Edinb. 1 788 
 
572 Miscellaneous, 
 
 Kelly (P.), LL.D., The Universal Cambist, and commercial instruc- 
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 the prevention of crime. Third edition. 8vo .. Xowc?. 1854 
 
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 confounding false languages, acted out of pride, ambition, and de- 
 ceit ; or Thee and Thou, in its place, is the proper language to any 
 single person whatsoever. 4to .. .. Lond. 1656 
 
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 and some of the liberal sciences at the same time, used formerly by 
 Tanaquil Faber in teaching one of his sons, and the famous Ma- 
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 Legerdemain, The Anatomy of, or the art of Juggling. 4to 
 
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 Littleton (Dr. Adam), A Latin Dictionary. Sixth edition. 4to 
 
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Miscellaneous. 573 
 
 Martin (Benjamin), Lingua Britannica Reformata ; or a new English 
 Dictionary ; divided under eight various heads, of universal, ety- 
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 Marvel (Andrew), esq.. The Works of, poetical, controversial, and 
 political; with a new life of the author. By Captain Edward 
 Thompson. 3 vol. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1776 
 
 Mason (John), An Essay on Elocution or Pronunciation. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1751 
 
 Matrimony. Fore-wam'd, fore-arm'd, or the bachelor's monitor; 
 being a modest estimate of the expenses attending the married 
 life, folio .. .. .. ... Lond. 1741 
 
 The Ladies' Advocate ; qr an apology for matrimony, in answer to 
 the last, folio .. .. .. ' Lond. 17 4\ 
 
 Mills (Henry), A.M., An Essay on generosity and greatness of spirit ; 
 the builders of colleges, hospitals, and schools praised and com- 
 mended. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. \ 7 32 
 
 Minshew (John), Guide to Foreigners, or dictionary of eleven lan- 
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 [This was King James's subscription copy, and had the royal 
 arms on the cover of the original binding ; which, being 
 damaged, is replaced by the binding in which it now appears. 
 
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 — Dr. Adam Clarke's note on the fly-leaf.] 
 
 Miscellanea Aurea ; or the Golden Medley. Svo Lond. \720 
 
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 Monboddo (James Burnet, lord). Of the origin and progress of 
 Language. Second edition. 6 vol. Svo Edinb. 1774-92 
 
 Montagu (Lady Mary Wortley), The Letters and Works of, edited 
 by her great grandson Lord Wharncliffe. 3 vol. Svo Lond. 1S37 
 
 Montaigne (Lord Michael de). The Essayes, or morall, politike, and 
 millitarie discourses of ; translated from the French by John Florio. 
 folio .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1603 
 
 Monthlv Review, or Literary Journal. Enlarged (with appendixes), 
 from'l790to 1807. 54 vol. Svo Zone?. 1790-1807 
 
 Monthly Magazine (The New), or Literary Journal; consisting of 
 original papers, historical register, 8fC., from 1826 to 1836. 33 
 vol. Svo . . . . . . Lond. 1 826-36 
 
 The same. Continued from 1837 to 1840, under the name of the 
 New Monthly Magazine and Humourist. By Theodore Hook. 
 15 vol. Svo .. .. ,. .. Lond. 1841 
 
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 , 5 vol. Svo .. .. .. .. Lond. \842-43 
 
 The same. Continued from 1843 to 1845. 5 vol. Svo Lond.\843-45 
 
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 Moore (John), M.D., The Works of, with memoirs, S(C. ; by Robert 
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 Moores, Dr., A Letter to, on his defence of British humanity. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1794 
 
574 Miscellaneous. 
 
 Moral Society, The Plan of the, with some account of their under- 
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 Moral Virtue delineated: — see Gibbs (Thos. Mannington). 
 
 Moreri (M. Louis), Le Grand Dictionnaire Historique. Nouvelle 
 edition. 10 tom. folio .. .. .. cL Paris, 1759 
 
 Moreton (Andrew), esq., Tlie Protestant Monastery, or a complaint 
 against the brutality of the present age, with a proposal for erect- 
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 Mottoes of the Spectators, Tatlers, and Guardians, translated into 
 English. Second edition. 8vo .. .. Lond, 1737 
 
 Nares (R.), A.M., Elements of Orthoepy, containing a distinct view 
 of the whole analogy of the English language. Svo Lond. 1784 
 
 Nares (Robert), A.M., F.R.S., F.A.S., A Glossary, or collection of 
 words, phrases, names, 8ic. in the works of English authors, par- 
 ticularly Shakespeare. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 822 
 
 Nemnich (Phil. And.), An Universal European Dictionary of Mer- 
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 Nemnich (Phil. And.), Neues Waar en- Lexicon, in zwolf sprachen ; 
 or Dictionarv of Merchandize in twelve languages. 3 vol. 4to 
 
 Hamburgh, 1821 
 
 New and complete English Dictionary, particularly adapted to the 
 instruction and improvement of those who have not had the bene- 
 fit of a learned or liberal education. By D. Bellamy, gent. Se- 
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 New Inventions and discoveries. An account of several, now neces- 
 sary for England ; in a discourse by way of letter to the Earl of 
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 Nicholson (Bishop), The English, Scotch, and Irish Libraries. New 
 edition, corrected. 4to .. .. .. Lond. 1776 
 
 North American Review, The, from 1834 to 1855. Vol. 38 to 81. 
 44 vol. 8vo .. .. .. J3o5^on, 1834-55 
 
 Notes and Queries. 12 vol. and Index. 4to Lond. 1849-55 
 
 Notes and Queries. Second Series. 6 vol. 4to Lond. 1856-58 
 
 Occasional Critic, The ; or the decrees of the Scotch tribunal in the 
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 manufacturing system. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1813 
 
 Owen (William), F. A. S., A Dictionary of the Welch language, ex- 
 plained in English. 2 vol. 4to .. .. Lond. 1808 
 
 Oxford, Friendly Advice to the Corrector of the English Press at, 
 concerning the English Orthographic, folio . . Lond. 1 682 
 
 Ozell (Mr.), Persian Letters, translated. Third edition. 2 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1736 
 
 Parr (Samuel), LL.D., The Works of; with memoirs of his life and 
 writings, ^c. By John Johnstone, M.D., F.R.S. 8 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1828 
 
Miscellaneous, 575 
 
 Paris Universal Exposition of 1855. Description of new or improved 
 instruments for navigation and astronomy. 8vo Edinb. 1855 
 Paterson's Roads; remodelled, augmented, and improved by Ed- 
 ward Mogg. Svo . . . . . . Lond. 1 830 
 
 Peacham (Henry), master of arts, sometime of Trinitie College, Cam- 
 bridge, The Compleat Gentleman. 4to .. Lond. 1634 
 Pettigrew (Thomas Joseph), F.R.S., and librarian to the Duke of 
 Sussex, Bibliotheca Sussexiana, a descriptive Catalogue of the li- 
 brary of H. R. H. the Duke of Sussex in Kensington palace. 2 vol. 
 royal 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond, 1827 
 
 Phillips (Edward), gent.. The new World of Words, or universal 
 English dictionary. By J. K. Philobibl. folio Lond. 1706 
 
 Phoenix, The, a revival of scarce and valuable pieces. 2 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1707 
 Pickbourn (James), A Dissertation on the English Verb. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1789 
 
 Pilgrimage of Princes : — see Lloid (Lodowicke) . 
 
 Pirckheimerus (Bilibaldus), The Praise of the Gout, or the Gout's 
 
 apologie, SfC. Enghshed from the Latin of, by William Est, master 
 
 of arts. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1617 
 
 Poor Robin's Prophesy for 1689. Strange predictions gathered out 
 of Mr. J. Partridge's almanack for 1688, and astrological judg- 
 ments in the much-talked-of year 1688-89. By John Whalley. 
 4to .. .. .. .. Lond. 1688-9 
 
 Portland Town Mechanics' Institution, Rules and Regulations of. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1854 
 
 Postlethwayt (Malachy), esq.. The Universal Dictionary of Trade and 
 Commerce. Fourth edition, with large additions and improve- 
 ments. 2 vol. folio .. .. .. Lond. 1774 
 
 Poynder (John), Literary Extracts, from English and other works. 
 2 vol. 8vo .. .. ., .. Lond. 1845 
 
 Prosopographia ; sive virtutum animi, corporis, bonorum extemorum, 
 5fc. Delineatio, k Philippo Gallaeo. Accompanied with a new booke 
 of mapps of Europe. 4to . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Provincial Glossaries, viz. : 
 
 Cheshire : An Attempt at a Glossary of some words used in. By 
 Roger Wilbraham, esq., F.R.S. and S.A. Second edition, with 
 considerable additions. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1826 
 
 Craven. Horce Momenta Cravence, or the Craven dialect exempli- 
 fied in two dialogues, between Farmer Giles and his neighbour 
 Bridget. With a copious glossary, by a native of Craven. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1824 
 
 Devon. A Dialogue in the Devonshire dialect. In three parts. 
 
 By a lady : with a glossary. 8vo . . . . Lond. 1837 
 
 East Anglia, The Vocabulary of. By the rev. Robert Forby. 2 
 vol. 8vo .. .'. .. .. Lond.\8ZO 
 
 Essex. John Noakes and Mary Styles ; or an Essex calf's visit to 
 Tip tree races, a poem, exhibiting some of the most striking lin- 
 gual localisms peculiar to Essex ; with a glossary. By Charles 
 Clarke, esq., of Great Totham hall, Essex. 8vo' Lond. 1839 
 
57^ Miscellaneous. 
 
 Exmoor. An Exraoor Scolding, in the propriety and defence of 
 Exmoor language, between two sisters as they were spinning ; 
 also an Exraoor courtship. New edition, with notes and a glos- 
 sary. 8vo .. .. .. .. Xowrf. 1839 
 
 Hallamshire. The Hallamshire Glossary. By the rev. Joseph 
 Hunter, F.S. A. 8vo . . .. .. Zowrf. 1830 
 
 Kent. Dick and Sal, or Jack and Joanses Fair ; a doggerel poem 
 in the Kentish dialect. Third edition. . . Dover, 1830 
 
 Lancashire. Tim Bobbin's Lancashire dialect and poems, [plates 
 by Cruikshank.] Rendered intelligible to general readers by a 
 literal interpretation, and the obsolete words explained by quo- 
 tations from the most early of the English authors. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1833 
 
 Somersetshire, 5fc. Observations on some of the dialects of the 
 West of England, particularly Somersetshire ; with a glossary 
 of words now in use there, and poems and other pieces exem- 
 plifying the dialect. By James Jennings. 8vo Lond. 1825 
 
 Suffolk. Suffolk words and phrases, or an attempt to collect the 
 lingual localisms of that county. By Edward Moor, F.R.S., 
 F.A.S., 8iC. 8vo . . . . Woodhridge, 1823 
 
 Yorkshire. Specimens of the Yorkshire dialect, to which is added 
 a glossary of such Yorkshire words as are not likely to be un- 
 derstood by those unacquainted with the dialect. Seventh edi- 
 tion, with additions. 8vo . . . . n. d. 
 Prynne (William), The Unlovelinesse of Love-Locks ; or a summarie 
 
 discourse, prooving the wearing and nourishing of a locke, or 
 
 love-locke, to be altogether unseemly and unlawful! unto christians. 
 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 628 
 
 Puech (James), perfumer. Catalogue of things made and sold by. 
 
 folio sheet .. .. .. .. 1684 
 
 Pulleyn (William), The Etymological Compendium, or portfolio of 
 
 origins and inventions. Second edition. 8vo Lond. 1830 
 
 The same. Third edition, revised and improved by Merton and Thoms . 
 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1853 
 
 Quarterly Review, from 1809 to 1857. 102 vol. 8vo Lond. 1809-75 
 
 Rask's Grammar of the Anglo-Saxon. Translated from the Danish, 
 
 by B. Thorpe. 8vo .. .. Copenhagen, l^Z(i 
 
 Ray (John), F.R.S., A Collection of English words. 12mo 
 
 Lond. 1674 
 Ray (John), F.R.S., A Collection of English words not generally 
 
 used. 12mo .. .. .. .. Lond. 1691 
 
 Ray (John), A compleat Collection of English Proverbs, <^c. Fourth 
 
 edition.. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1768 
 
 Redding (Cyrus), A history and description of Modern Wines. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1833 
 Redding (Cyrus), Fifty years Recollections, literary and personal, 
 
 with observations on men and things. 3 vol. 8vo Lond. 1%5S 
 
Miscellaneous. §77 
 
 Hees (Abraham), D.D., F.R.S., The Cyclopedia, or universal diclio- 
 . nary of arts, sciences, and literature. 45 vol. roy. 4to Lond. 1819 
 Retrospective Review. 14 vol. 8 vo .. iowc?. 1820-25 
 
 Richards (Thomas), Antiquce Lingua Britannica Thesaurus; being a 
 British and Welch dictionary. 8vo .. .. Bristol, \7 53 
 
 Richardson (Charles), A New Dictionary of the English language. 
 2 vol. 4to, and Supplement 1 vol. . . . . Lond. 1836-37 
 
 Rogers (Jasper W.), C.E., Facts and Fallacies of the Sewerage Sy- 
 stem of London, and other large towns, ^c. 8vo n. d. 
 Roquefort (J. B. B.), Glossaire de la Langue Romane. 2 tom. 8vo 
 
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 Shaftesbury (Lord), Characteristics. 3 vol. royal 8vo Lond. 1727 
 
 Shaftesbury (Earl of), author of the Characteristicks, The Letters of, 
 
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 Sotheby (S. L.), Principia Typographica : The Block-books, or Xy- 
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 Southey (Robert), esq., LL.D., Essays, moral and political. 2 vol. 
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 Surtees Society, The Publications of the, established in 1834 : 
 
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 credit of Seamen's Wages, and for preventing the fraudulent sell- 
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 Thorpe (Benjamin), F.S.A., Analecta Anglo Saxonica'y a Selection, 
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 Tooke (John Home), Diversions of Purley. New edition, revised and 
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 ditions. 2 vol. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. IS2Q 
 
 Tooke (William), F.R.S., Lucian of Samosata, from the Greek ; with 
 the comments and illustrations of Wieland and others. 2 vol. 
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 Toone (William), A Glossary and Etymological Dictionary ; or ob- 
 solete and uncommon words, antiquated words, and proverbs, il- 
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 Trench (Richard Chenevix), D.D.,On some deficiencies in our Eng- 
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 Vallancey (Lieutenant-colonel Charles), LL.D., An Essay on the an- 
 tiquity of the Irish language. 8vo .. .. Lond.\S22 
 
 Vocabulary, A, of such words in the English language as are of du- 
 bious or unsettled accentuation. 8vo .. Lond. 1191 
 
 VuUiamy (B. L.), Some Considerations on the subject of Public 
 Clocks. 4to .. .. .. .. Lond.\S2S 
 
 Walker (John), A critical Pronouncing Dictionary and exposition of 
 
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 Walton (Tzaak), The Complete Angler, or contemplative man's re- 
 creation; -with notes, 8(C., by Sir John Hawkins, knt. 8vo 
 
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 Warburton (William), bishop of Gloucester, Letters from a late emi- 
 nent prelate to one of his friends. Second edit. Svo Lond. 1809 
 
 Watt (Rob.), M.D., Bihliotheca Britannica, or a general index of Bri- 
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 4 vol. 4to .. .. .. .. Edinb. 1824 
 
 Webster (Noah), LL.D. [New York, 1828] ; A Dictionary of the 
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 Whiston (James), A Discourse of the Decay of Trade, fo. Lond. 1 693 
 
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 Whiter (Rev. Walter), M.A., Etymologicon Universale ; or an univer- 
 sal Etymological Dictionary. 2 vol. 4to Cambridge, 1811 
 
 Wilbraham (Roger), esq.. An Attempt at a Glossary of some words 
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 Wilkins (John), D.D., dean of Ripon and F.R.S., An Essay towards 
 a real character, and a philosophical language, fo. Lond. 1668 
 
 Wilson (H.B.), D.D., A word of counsel to persons professing the 
 Jewish Religion within the British Empire, &;c. 8vo Lond. 1850 
 
 Wordsworth (Christopher), Discourses on Public Education. 8vo 
 
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 World's Honour, The, detected, and for the unprofitableness thereof 
 rejected. By B. F. 4to . . .. .. ionrf. 1663 
 
 Wright (W.), Fishes and Fishing, artificial breeding of fish, anatomy 
 of their senses, their loves, passions, and intellects, with illustra- 
 tive facts, small 8vo .. .. .. Lond, \858 
 
 Yeomanry and Volunteers, List of the officers of, in 1804. 8vo 
 
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581 
 
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 A Sermon preached in the parish church of St. Lawrence Jewry, 
 29 Nov. 1858, before the election of a lord mayor. By the rev. 
 Tressilian George Nicholas, M. A. 8vo .. Lond. 1858 
 
 Correspondence on the contemplated improvement of widening the 
 north end of Chancery lane. By John Robert Taylor. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1850 
 
 The Statement of the inhabitants of Bridge Without in support of 
 their petition to the Court of Common Council, for the election of 
 their own alderman. 8vo .. Southwark, 18S6 
 
 Reports on the Sanitary condition of the_ MetropoHs. By John 
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 Letter to Sir George Grey, with papers respecting the sanitary con- 
 dition of part of the parish of St. Giles in the Fields. By Charles 
 Purton Cooper, esq. Second edition. 8vo .. Lond. 1850 
 
 Remarks addressed to the Health Committee of the honourable Com- 
 missioners of Sewers. By John Simon, esq.,. F.R.S. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1850 
 
 Select Committee on the Smithfield Market Removal Bill. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1851 
 
 Report of the Improvement Committee on City Burial places. By 
 John Simon, esq., F.R.S. 8vo .. .. Lond. 1852 
 
 Introductory Report suggesting the outline of a scheme submitted to 
 the Improvement Committee. By John Simon, esq., F.R.S. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1853 
 
 Prospectus of the Metropolitan School of Science applied to mining 
 and the arts. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \ 854 
 
 Why not ? A plea for a Free Library and Museum in the city of 
 London, established without taxation. By Chas. Reed, esq. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1855 
 
 Statement of the Corporation of London, read before the Commis- 
 sioners of Inquiry. 8vo . . . . . . Lond. 1 855 
 
 A descriptive Catalogue of the London traders, tavern, and coffee- 
 house tokens, current in the 17th century, presented to the corpo- 
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 distiller, 8ic. By Jacob Henry Burn. Second edit. Lond. 1855 
 
 A practical means of providing efficient accommodation for the 
 traffic of the metropolis^ . 8vo . . .... Lond. 1856 
 
582 ADDENDA. 
 
 Metropolitan Fire Assurance and Fire Police. Bv Hyde Clarke, esq. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. '.. Lond. 1856 
 
 Suggestions for the Improvement of the Lord Mayors Show, by 
 George Godwin. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. \S50 
 
 A Scrap Book, consisting of drawings, prints, newspaper cuttings, 
 and manuscript notes, relating to the parish of St. Bride's, Fleet 
 street. 
 
 "Whitechapel Rectory Bill. Report and evidence laid before a public 
 vestry meeting of the inhabitants of Whitechapel, on the claims of 
 Brazen-Nose College, Oxford, and the rector of the said parish, 
 <^c. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond, 1849 
 
 Vanderkiste (R. W.), Notes and Narratives of a six-years Mission, 
 principally among the dens of London. 8vo . . Lond. 1853 
 
 Government, Legal, and General Half -holiday. Report of a Public 
 Meeting at Guildhall 15 August, 1855. By John Robert Taylor. 
 Fourth edition. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1857 
 
 Houses of occupation for persons discharged from criminal prisons. 
 By Sir Peter Laurie. 8vo . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Report from the Select Committee on the River Thames ; together 
 with the proceedings of the Committee, minutes of evidence, ap- 
 pendix, and index, folio .. .. .. Lond. 1858 
 
 A description of Bartholomew Fair in London. By Geo. Alexander 
 Stevens. 8vo . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Metropolitan communications and Thames Bridges, By Edward Hall, 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1847 
 
 Account of an Institution for deUvering poor married women at their 
 own habitations, established at St. Martin's in the Fields. [A ser- 
 mon before the Governors.] By George Isaac Huntingford, D.D. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 806 
 
 Love one another : a Tub Lecture preached at Watford in Hartford- 
 shire, at a conventicle, on the 25th December last, by John Alex- 
 ander, a joyner. 4to .. .. .. [1641] 
 
 A zealous Sermon, preached at Amsterdam, by a Jew, whose name 
 is NoT-RUB : it being a Hebrew word you must read his name 
 backward [Burton]. Text. — "Hee that hath eares to heare, let 
 him heare." By John Austin. 4to . . . . Amster. 1 642 
 
 Reverend Alderman Atkins (the Sh — t Br — ch), his speech to Mr. 
 Warner, the venerable Mayor of London, the wise Aldermen, and 
 most judicious Common Councellmen, in relation to the present 
 affaires in Kent, Essex, and Surrey, concerning the Scots invasion. 
 4to . . . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 648 
 
 [De Foe (Daniel),] Remarks upon Remarks, or some animadversions 
 on a treatise called Febrifugium, written by, under the assumed 
 name of Dr. Gardner. 8vo . . . . n. d. 
 
 Lunardi (Vincent), esq.. Account of the first aerial voyage in Eng- 
 land [from the Artillery Ground]. In a series of letters. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1804 
 
 Salmon (William), Palladio Londinensis : — see page 90. 
 
 Scott (Wilham), An Essay on Drapery, or the complete citizen. 
 12mo .. .. _^. .. .. Lond. 1635 
 
ADDENDA. 583 
 
 Dobie (Rowland), History of the united parishes of St. Giles in the 
 Fields and St. George's, Bloomsbury: — see page 107. 
 
 Herba Parietis, or the Wall-Flower, as it grew out of the stone 
 chamber belonging to the metropolitan prison of London, called 
 Newgate. By Thomas Bayly, D.D., whilst he was a prisoner 
 there, folio . . . . . . . . Lond. 1 650 
 
 An historical account of Thomas Sutton, esq., and of his Founda- 
 tion in Charterhouse. By Philip Bearcroft, D.D. 8vo Lond. 1737 
 
 Three Inaugural Lectures delivered in the Theatre of the City of Lon- 
 don School. By Edward Taylor, Gresham Professor of Music. 
 8vo .. .. .. .. .. Lond. 1838 
 
 Crowley (Robert), A Sermon made in the Chappel at the Gylde-halle 
 in London the xxix. day of September, 1574, at the meeting of 
 chusing mayor. Concionatore Roberto Croleo. l2mo Lond.\57 5 
 
 McCaul (A.), D.D., The Christian Sanctuary, contrasted with the 
 Levitical Temple. A sermon on re-opening the church of St. 
 James, Duke's place. 8vo .. .. Lowe?. 1845 
 
 Stonestreet (G. G.), Domestic Union : — see page 92. 
 
 Stonestreet (G. G.), Eastward Ho ! — see page 173. 
 
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 An exact Abridgement of the Records in the Tower of London, col- 
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 Brewster (Sir Francis), bart.. New Essays on Trade. 8vo Lond. 1 702 
 
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 the Augmentation Office, folio .. .. Lond. 1 8S9 
 
 Clarendon (The Earl of). Two Letters to the Duke and Duchess of 
 York, on their becoming papists, folio sheet . . n. d. 
 
 Clerk, Robert, Speech of, to the Mayor elect of Northampton, folio 
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 Clodpate's Ghost, or a Dialogue betweene Justice Clodpate and his 
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 Cobbett (William), Porcupine's Works : exhibiting a faithful picture 
 of the United States of America, and of their government, 5rc. ; and 
 a complete series of documents, from the end of the war in 1 783, 
 to the election of president in 1801. 12 vol. 8vo Lond. 1801 
 
 Cobbett (WiUiam), Spirit of the PubUc Journals for 1804. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1804 
 
 Cobbett (WilUam), The Annual or Political Register. 16 vol. 8vo 
 
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584 ADDENDA. 
 
 Coffee-house Dialogue, A ; with some reflections upon the bill against 
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 Two Tracts in answer to the last, folio . . n. d. 
 
 A continuation of the Dialogue, folio . . n. d. 
 
 Coin. No stopping of the coin from being carried out of England 
 
 by raising the crown piece, folio sheet .. 1695 
 
 Some questions answered relative to the badness of the new silver 
 coin, folio sheet . . . . . . 1 696 
 
 Colchester's Teares, affecting and afflicting city and country, dropping 
 
 from the sad face of a new warr, threatning to bury in her own 
 
 ashes that woful town. 4to, 1648 . (Reprint) Colchester, 1843 
 Coles (John), Observations on the Civil Disabilities of the British 
 
 Jews. 8vo .. .. .. .. Lond. 18S4 
 
 Collins (Arthur), Letters and Memorials of State: — see page 313, 
 
 Sidney State Papers. 
 Commons, The King's message to the House of, Feb. 7, 1641, con- 
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 The Plea and Protest of Sir John Maynard against the right of the 
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 Davenant (Charles), LL.D., Essays and Treatises on various sub- 
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 Digby (Lord George), An Apologie for himself. 4to Lond. 1 642 
 
 Gibbon (J.), Day Fatality: — see page 328. 
 
 Hobbes (Thomas), Leviathan ; or the matter, form, and power of a 
 
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 Lingard (John), D.D., A Collection of Tracts on several subjects 
 
 connected with the civil and religious principles of the CathoHcs. 
 
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 Mead (Henry), African Slavery and African Civilization ; with a plan 
 
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 Prynne (William), A New Discovery of the Prelates' Tyranny, in 
 
 their late prosecutions of Mr. William Prynne, Dr. John Bastwick, 
 
 and Mr. Henry Burton. 4to . . . . Lond. 1 64 1 
 
 Sevastopol, A Remedy for the evils that have caused the destruction 
 
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 Torrens (R.), esq.. An Essay on the external corn trade. 8vo 
 
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 Torrijos (General de), Manifiesto a la Nacion. Prepared for circula- 
 tion in Spain on occasion of his unfortunate expedition in 1830; 
 
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 Toryism, The State and Prospects of, from Eraser's Magazine. Svo 
 
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 Webster (W.). A Treatise on Places and Preferments, especially 
 
 church preferments ; to which is added a letter concerning the 
 
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 Wells (Samuel), esq.. The Revenue and Expenditure of the United 
 
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ADDENDA. 585. 
 
 British and Irish History. 
 
 Eden (Sir Frederick Morton), The State of the Poor, or an history 
 of the labouring classes in England, from the Conquest to the pre- 
 sent period. 3 vol. 4to . . .. .. Lond, 1797 
 
 Filmer (Sir Robert), Patriarcha; or the natural power of kings. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1685 
 
 British and Irish Antiquities, 8{C. 
 
 Brockett (Wm. Henry), Tradesmen's Tokens of the 17th century: 
 Of Durham and Northumberland. Svo Gateshead-upon-Tyne, 1851 
 Of Cumberland and Westmorland. 8vo Gateshead-upon-Tyne, \SoZ 
 Of Derbyshire .. .. Gateshead-upon-Tyne, \9)^7 
 
 Buchannan (Rev. John Lanne), A Defence of the Scotch Islanders in 
 general, and some learned characters in particular. Svo Lond. 1 794 
 
 Burke (Sir Bernard), The Book of Orders of Knighthood and decora- 
 tions of honour of all nations, embellished with fac-simile coloured 
 illustrations of the insignia of the various orders. Svo Lond. 1 858 
 
 Caulfield (Richard), The Episcopal and Capitular Seals of the Irish 
 cathedral churches illustrated. Svo .. Dublin, ISb'i 
 
 Clark (Zachary), An account of the different Charities belonging to 
 the Poor of the county of Norfolk. Svo St. Edmundshury, 1811 
 
 Croker (T. Crofton), Catalogue of a collection of Ancient and Me- 
 diseval Rings and personal ornaments formed for Lady Londes- 
 borough, 4to ., .. .. .. [Lond.'] 1853 
 
 Dunkin (Alfred John), The Chronicles of Kent. Svo Dover, 1 844 
 
 Dunkin (Alfred John), Report of the British Archaeological Associa- 
 tion ; edited by. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1845 
 
 Dunkin (Alfred John), An account of the Dinely MS. Svo Lond. 1 848 
 
 Fairholt (F. W.), F.S.A., Costume in England : a history of dress 
 from the earliest period to the close of the 1 Sth century ; with a 
 glossary of terms. Svo .. .. .. Zowc?. 1846 
 
 Faussett Collection, The, of Anglo-Saxon Antiquities. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1854 
 
 Gill (Thomas), Vallis Ehoracensis ; comprising the history and anti 
 quities of Easingwold and its neighbourhood. Svo Lond. 1852 
 
 Hall (Mrs. S. C), Pilgrimages to English Shrines; with notes and 
 
 illustrations by F. W. Fairholt, F.S.A. Svo Lond. 1 850 
 
 Second series. Svo .. .. .. Zowcf. 1853 
 
 Ireland, Narrative of a Journey to the North of, in the year 1 802. 
 Svo .. ,. .. .. . . Lond. 1803 
 
 Jardine (David), A Narrative of the Gunpowder Plot. Svo 
 
 Lond. 1857 
 
 Jones (H.), Genealogy : — see page 367. 
 
 Kilkenny Archaeological Society, the. Transactions of, for the year 
 1851. Svo .. .! .. .. Dublin, \^b^ 
 
 Lipscomb (George), M.D., The History and Antiquities of the county 
 of Buckingham. 4 vol. 4to .. .. Lond. 1847 
 
 London and Middlesex Archaeological Society, the. Transactions of. 
 Vol. I. parti. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1856 
 
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586 ADDENDA. 
 
 Mahon (Lord), The Forty-five, being the narrative of the Insurrec- 
 tion of 1745 ; to which are added letters of Prince Charles Stuart. 
 8vo .. .. .. . . .. Lond. 1853 
 
 Norden (John), Speculi Britannia (pars altera); or a delineation of 
 Northamptonshire ; with Norden's names of cyties, townes, 8(C., 
 and other remarkables. Svo .. .. Lond. 17 '20 
 
 Numismatic Society. Proceedings of the sessions 1852-53, 53-54, 
 54-55. Svo . . . . . . . . n. d. 
 
 Ord (John Walker), The History and Antiquities of Cleveland, 
 comprising the Wapentake of East and West Langburgh, North 
 Eiding, county of York. 4to . . , . Lond. 1846 
 
 Poulson (George), The History and Antiquities of the seigniory of 
 Holderness in the East Riding of the county of York. Compiled 
 from authentic charters, records, and the unpublished MSS. of the 
 rev. William Dade, 8(C. 2 vol. 4to . . . . Hull, 1840 
 
 Sainthill (Richard), Numismatic Crumbs. 8vo .. Lond. 1855 
 
 Sain thill (Richard), Numismatic and other Crumbs. 8vo Lond. 1 858 
 
 Smith (Aquila), M.D., Catalogue of the Tradesmen's Tokens current 
 
 in Ireland between the years 1637 and 1679. Svo Dublin, 1849 
 
 Supplement to ditto. Svo . . . . . . Dublin, 1853 
 
 On the Ormonde Money. Svo pamph. . . 1 854 
 
 On the copper coin commonly called St. Patrick's. Svo pamph. 1854 
 Catalogue of Silver Tokens issued in Ireland. Svo pamph. 1855 
 On the Irish Coins of Mary. Svo pamph. . . 1 855 
 
 Smith, Charles Roach, Catalogue of the Museum of London Antiqui- 
 ties collected by. Svo .. .. .. Lond. 1854 
 
 Surrey Archaeological Society, the. Transactions of, for the years 
 
 1854-55. Vol. I. part 1. Svo . . .. Lond. ] 856 
 
 Collections of. Vol.1, part 2. Svo . . ' .. Lond. 1858 
 
 Wardell (James), A Catalogue of Tradesmen's Tokens of the 17th 
 century, relating to Yorkshire. 4to . . Lond. 1852 
 
 Wardell (James), The Antiquities of the Borough of Leeds, described 
 and illustrated- Svo .. .. .. Lond. 185S 
 
 Whitaker (Tho. Dunham). LL.D., The History and Antiquities of the 
 Deanery of Craven in the county of York. Second edition, with 
 additions, corrections, 5fe. 4to .. ., Lond. 18\2 
 
 Wright (Thomas), A Lecture on the Antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon 
 Cemeteries of the ages of paganism, S^c. Svo Liverpool, 1 854 
 
 Biography. 
 
 Boswell (James), Letters of, addressed to the rev. W. J. Temple, 
 now first published from the original MSS., with an introduction 
 and notes. Svo . . . . . . . . Lond. 1857 
 
 Burke (John) and Burke (John Bernard), Encyclopaedia of Heraldry ; 
 or general armoury of England, Scotland, and Ireland. Third edi- 
 tion, with a supplement. Svo . . . . n. d. 
 
 Carlyle (Thomas), Friedrich II. of Prussia, called Frederick the Great, 
 History of. 2 vol. Svo . . . . . . Lond. 1858 
 
 Cavendish (George), The Life of Cardinal Wolsey. 4to Lond, 1852 
 
ADDENDA. 587 
 
 Hastings, the Marquess of. The private Journal of. Edited by his 
 daughter the Marchioness of Bute. Sec. edit. 2 vol. 8vo LondASoS 
 
 Story, Joseph, Life and Letters of. Associate Justice of the Supreme 
 Court of the United States, and Dane Professor of Law at Harvard 
 University. Edited by his son William W. Story. 2 vol. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1851 
 
 Washington (General) , The Life of, written by himself, comprising 
 his memoirs and correspondence, SfC, including several original 
 letters now first printed. Edited bv the rev. C. W. Upham. 2 vol. 
 8vo .. .. .. ' .. .. Lond. 1856 
 
 Weld (H. Hastings), Benjamin Franklin, his Autobiography; with 
 a narrative of his public life and services. 8vo Lond. 1849 
 
 General History and Antiquities, Chronology, 8fC. 
 
 Buist (Dr. George), The Physical Geography of Hindostan. 8vo 
 
 Edinb. 1854 
 
 Elhs (William), F.H.S., Madagascar, Three Visits to, during the 
 years 1853-54-56, including a journey to the capital ; with notices 
 of the natural history of the country, and of the present civiliza- 
 tion of the people. 8vo .. .. .. Lond. 1 85S 
 
 Eulogium [Historiarum sive Temporis] ; Chronicon ab orbe condito 
 usque ad annum Domini M.ccc.lxvi. a monacho quodam Malmes- 
 buriensi exaratum. Accedunt continuationes duse, quarum una ad 
 annum M.cccc.xiii. altera ad annum m.cccc.xc. perducta est. Edited 
 by Frank Scott Haydon, B.A. Vol. L 8vo .. Lond. 1858 
 
 Falkener (Edward), Inscriptiones Grsecas in itinere Asiatico collectas 
 ab Edvardo Falkenero, Britanno, edidit Gulielmus Henzenius. 
 4to .. .. .. .. .. Roma, 1852 
 
 Herodotus, The History of, a new English version. Edited, with copi- 
 ous notes, 8ic., by George Rawlinson, M.A.; assisted by Col. Sir 
 HenryRawlinsonandSir J. G.Wilkinson. 4 vol. 8vo Lond. 1859 
 
 Napoleon l^^, Correspondance de, publi^e par ordre de I'Empereur 
 Napoleon HL Tome premier. 8vo .. Pam, 1858 
 
 North (Major), Journal of an English officer in India. 8vo 
 
 Lond. 1858 
 
 Pignorij (Laurentij), Patavini, De Servis, et eorum apud veteres mini- 
 sterijs, commentarius. 12mo .. Amstelodami, 1674 
 
 Portlock (William Henry), A new, complete, and universal Collection 
 of authentic and entertaining Voyages and Travels to all the vari- 
 ous parts of the world, folio . . . . n. d. 
 
 Tegg (Thomas), A Dictionary of Chronology. Fourth edition. 8vo 
 
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INDEX. 
 
 A. B., The Serjeant's Letter on the in- 
 tended invasion of the Pretender, 89. 
 
 Abarbanel (Solomon), Complaint of the 
 children of Israel, 253. 
 
 Abbott (John William), History of Lon- 
 don, 1. 
 
 Abel (Alderman), An exact Legendary, 
 14. 
 
 (Clarke), Journey in the interior of 
 
 China, 553. 
 
 (Elizabeth), Recollections of Napo- 
 leon, 457. 
 
 Acerbi (Joseph), Travels, 553. 
 
 Acherley (Roger), The Britannic Consti- 
 tution, 253. 
 
 Ackermann(R.), Microcosm of London, 1. 
 
 • History of the Abbey church 
 
 of St. Peter, Westminster, 204. 
 
 Akerman (John Y.), Tradesmen's Tokens, 
 95. 
 
 Ackland (T. G.), A Discourse upon the 
 Times, 181. 
 
 • Sermon on the Death of 
 
 George III., 553. 
 
 Acton (Samuel), Design for improving 
 Holbom Bridge, ^c, 73. 
 
 Adams (Ferdinando), and others. Petition 
 to Parliament, 405. 
 
 (J.) London surveyed, 1, 526. 
 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 188. 
 
 (James) English Pronunciation vin- 
 dicated, 562. 
 
 (John Quincy), Oration on the an- 
 niversary of American Independence, 
 458. 
 
 (George) Description and Use of a 
 
 New Sea Quadrant, 498. 
 
 Adamson (John), Lusitania lUustrata, 
 526. 
 
 Addington, Speech on the Union, 322. 
 
 Addison (C. G.), History of the Knight 
 Templars, the Temple Church, (f-c, 75. 
 
 The Temple Church, 75. 
 
 The Works of, by Bishop 
 
 Hurd, 515. 
 
 Adis (Henry), A Cup for the Citie and 
 her adherents, 139. 
 
 Adolphus (John), History of England, 
 329. 
 
 Agar (Ben), Clericus Mereati, 114. 
 
 A. H., Relief of the Poor in London, 24-, 
 119. 
 
 Aikin (John), and William Enfield, Ge- 
 neral Biography, 389. 
 
 • Aiuials of George the Third, 
 
 A View of the Character, ^"c.. 
 
 of John Howard, 
 ' Annual Review, 563. 
 
 — (Lucy), Memoirs of the Court of 
 Elizabeth, 329. 
 
 Memoirs of James the First, 
 
 329. 
 
 329. 
 
 • Memoirs of Charles the First, 
 
 Life of Addison, 389. 
 
 Ainsworth (Robert), Latin Dictionary, 
 562. 
 
 (William H.), New Monthly Ma- 
 gazine, 574. 
 
 Aiton (W. T.), Hortus Kewensis, 498. 
 
 Akenside (Mark), Ode to the Earl of 
 Huntingdon, 515. 
 
 Albemarle (Earl of). Memoirs of the Mar- 
 quis of Rockingham, 310. 
 
 Albin (John), History of the Isle of 
 Wight, 357. 
 
 Albyn (Benjamin), Narrative of unpa- 
 ralleled Grievances, 405. 
 
 Alexander (John), Love one another, a 
 Tub Lecture, 582. 
 
 God's Covenant displayed, 
 
 540. 
 
 Alford (Henry), Lectures on the Fifth 
 Commandment, 166. 
 
 Allen (F.) Charge to the Clergy, with 
 some account of the Life of Bishop 
 Gibson, 540. 
 
 (Robert), Essay on the South Sea 
 
 Trade, 50. 
 
 (Thomas), History and Antiquities 
 
 of London, 1. 
 
 History and Antiquities of 
 
 Lambeth, 357. 
 
 (William), History and Antiquities 
 
 of the Round Church at Little Maple-^ 
 stead, 357, 386. 
 
 (the younger), England's 
 
 Warning-piece, 180. 
 — (WUUam), Life of, 389. 
 2r 
 
594 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Alison (Archibald), History of Europe, 
 457. 
 
 ' Continuation of, 457. 
 
 ■ Essays upon Taste, 562. 
 
 Almon (John), Correspondence and Me- 
 moirs of John Wilkes, 19. 
 
 AUnutt (Zachariah), Mode of Improving 
 the Thames Navigation, 173. 
 
 Alsop (Mr.), Speech of, to the King, 253, 
 276. 
 
 Altham (R.), Sermon at the opening of 
 Bishopsgate Church, 180. 
 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 187. 
 
 — Sermon at St. Lawrence's, 
 
 187. 
 
 Ames (Joseph), Typographical Antiqui- 
 ties, 510. 
 
 Ammianus Marcellinus, History of. (Cor- 
 pus Historicum), 463. 
 
 Amsinck (Paul), Tunbridge Wells illus- 
 trated, 357. 
 
 Anacharsis (the younger). Travels in 
 Greece. (Corpus Historicuvi) ^ 463, 
 553. 
 
 Anderson (George), General View of the 
 affairs of the East India Company, 41. 
 
 ■ (Mr.), Historical and Chronological 
 
 deduction of the origin of Commerce, 
 329. 
 
 History of British Com- 
 merce, 329. 
 
 (Walter), History of France, 458. 
 
 (William), Copy of the paper de- 
 livered by, to the Sheriffs, 405. 
 
 (James), Account of the Hebrides, 
 
 329. 
 
 Anderton (James), A Key to unlock all 
 the Wards of the city of London, 150. 
 
 Andree (Jo.), Observations upon the vir- 
 tues of Hemlock, 498. 
 
 Andre (M. St.) , The Anatomist dissected, 
 498. 
 
 Andre we s (Thomas), Sermon at St. Law- 
 rence's, 189. 
 
 Andrews (Richard), The Gaol of New- 
 gate unmasked, 154. 
 
 ■ ■ ■ (William), News from the Stars, 
 562. 
 
 (James P.), History of Great Bri- 
 tain, 329. 
 
 Angel (Samuel), Letter to R. L. Jones, on 
 the subject of widening the Poultry, 
 74. 
 
 Angus (Joseph), Lectures on the advan- 
 tage of a Classical Education, 166. 
 
 The Voluntary System, 438. 
 
 Angus, Watts, and Medland's Select 
 Views in London, 9. 
 
 Anne (Queen), her Speech to Parliament, 
 254. 
 
 Anson (George), Voyage round the 
 World, 553. 
 
 Anstey (John), The Pleader's Guide, 615. 
 
 Anti-Brownistus, Three Speeches, by 
 
 Master Warden, Mistris Warden, ^c, 
 
 126. 
 Antichristomachus (Christophilus), Mar- 
 
 tyrium Christianum^ 448, 540. 
 A. P., Life and Death of Pope Alexander 
 
 VIL, 389. 
 Applegarth (Robert William), Rights for 
 
 Man, 254. 
 Arago (Francois), Biographies of Scien- 
 tific Men, 389. 
 Archaicus, Admonitions relating to the 
 
 Jews, 278. 
 Archdall (Mervyn), Monasticon Hibemi- 
 
 cum^ 449. 
 Aretine (Peter), Strange Newes from 
 
 Bartholomew Fair, 14. 
 Armin (Robert), The Italian Tailor and 
 
 his Boy, 515. 
 Armstrong (Alexander), Discovery of the 
 
 North-west Passage, 553. 
 
 (Dr.), Benevolence, a Poem, 515. 
 
 Arnold (Samuel James), Letters to the 
 
 proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre, 176. 
 Arnold's Chronicle, or the Customs of 
 
 London, 76. 
 Arnold (Thomas), History of the Pelo- 
 
 ponnesian War, by Thucydides, 458. 
 History of Rome, 458. 
 
 Arnot (Neil), Elements of Physics, 498. 
 
 Arwaker (Edmund), jun.. Embassy from 
 Heaven, 515. 
 
 Asgill (John), Defence of, 255. 
 
 — • Reasons against the enlarge- 
 ment of, from custody, 256. 
 
 Extract of the Act 2 Geo. I^ 
 
 (Insolvent Debtors), 487. 
 
 Argument, proving that man. 
 
 may be translated from hence into eter- 
 nal life, 540. 
 
 (Mr.), An Essay upon Charity, 23. 
 
 Asaph (The Bishop of St.), Sermon be- 
 fore the Society for the Propagation of 
 the Gospel, 169. 
 
 — • — (William, Bishop of St.), Sermons 
 of, 553. 
 
 Ashbumham (John), Narrative of his 
 attendance on Charles the First, 330. 
 
 Ashe (Simeon), Funeral Sermon on the 
 rev. Jeremiah Whitaker, 195. 
 
 Asheton (William), The danger of Hy- 
 pocrisie, 182. 
 
 Ashmole (Elias), The Institution, Laws, 
 ^c, of the Order of the Garter, 357. 
 AntiquitiesofBerkshire,357. 
 
 Ashton (Mr.), Copy of part of the paper 
 
 left by, 405. 
 (John), Sermon at the opening of 
 
 Bishopsgate Church, 180. 
 Astle (Thomas), Origin and Progress of 
 
 Writing, 510. 
 Astley (Philip), Historical account of 
 
 the Low Countries, 458. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 595 
 
 Astry (Francis), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 189. 
 
 Atkins (Rev. Alderman), His Speech, to 
 Warner, 4"c., 582. 
 
 Atkinson (Thomas), Oblique View of the 
 grand conspiracy against Social Order, 
 330. 
 
 (Thomas W.), Explorations in Ori- 
 ental and Western Siberia, 554. 
 
 Atkyns (Lord Chief Baron), His Speech 
 to Sir W. Ashhurst, 146. 
 
 (Sir Robert), Argument in the case 
 
 of Sir S. Bamardiston, 406. 
 
 History of Gloucestershire, 
 
 358. 
 
 Defence of the Innocency of 
 
 Lord William Russell, 431. 
 
 Enquiry into the power of 
 
 dispensing with Penal Statutes, 487. 
 
 ■ Argument in the case con- 
 cerning the election of Members of 
 Parliament, 487. 
 
 The Power and Jurisdiction 
 
 of, 487. 
 
 Jurisdiction of Chancery, 
 
 487. 
 
 Atterbury (Francis), dean of Carlisle, 
 Sermon before the Governors of Bride- 
 well and Bethlem, 179. 
 
 Sermon at Guildhall Chapel, 
 
 188. 
 
 Sermon at St. Bridget's, 188. 
 
 Epistolary Correspondence 
 
 of, 563. 
 
 (Lewis), Babylon's Downfall, 185. 
 
 Attwood (W.), Jani Anglorum Fades 
 Nova, 373. 
 
 Aubrey (John), Lives of Eminent Men, 
 397. 
 
 Miscellanies, 573. 
 
 Natural History and Anti- 
 quities of Surrey, 358. 
 
 Auckland (Lord), Speech of, on Income 
 Duty, 274. 
 
 Speech on the Union, 322. 
 
 Audoeni (Johannis), Cambro-Britanni, 
 Epigrammata, 515. 
 
 Austin (John), a Jew, A zealous Sermon 
 preached at Amsterdam by, 282. 
 
 Avesbury (Robertide), Historia. (Heame), 
 370. 
 
 Ayliffe (John), Law of Pledges and Pawns, 
 487. 
 
 Aylmer (William), A Recantation Ser- 
 mon, 540. 
 
 Is ylofife (Sir Joseph), Calendar of ancient 
 Charters, 488. 
 
 Ayscough (Samuel), Index to Shakspeare, 
 515. 
 
 Ayscu (Edward), Historie concerning the 
 Wars, ^c, between England and Scot- 
 land, 330. 
 
 Babbage (Charles), Ninth Bridgewater 
 
 Treatise, 499. 
 Babington (Gervaise), Sermon at Paules 
 
 Cross, 177. 
 
 (Richard), Treatise of Set-off, 488. 
 
 Bachiler (Jo.), London's New-year's Gift, 
 
 178. 
 Backhouse (James), Extracts from the 
 
 Letters and Journals of, 438. 
 Bacon (Sir Francis), Essay of a King, 256. 
 History of the reigne of 
 
 Henry the Seventh, 330. 
 
 Tracts relating to Colonies, 
 
 462. 
 
 Preface to his Works, by 
 
 John Locker, 498. 
 
 Advancement of Learning, 
 
 498. 
 
 498. 
 
 The Works of, by Montagu, 
 
 (John), Liber Regis, 438. 
 
 (Nathaniel), Historical and Political 
 
 Discourse on the Laws of England, 488. 
 
 • (Sir Nicholas), Argument on the 
 
 attachment of nobles for contempt in 
 Chancery, 122. 
 
 Badcock (William), A Touchstone for 
 gold and silver wares, 44. 
 
 Bagshaw (Henry), The excellency of pri- 
 mitive government, 182. 
 
 Bailey (John), History and Antiquities of 
 the Tower, 159. 
 
 (Nathaniel), Antiquities of London 
 
 and Westminster, 1. 
 
 " New Universal Etymologi- 
 cal Dictionary. (Edit. Scott), 563. 
 
 Baillie (David), Proceedings in Scotland 
 relating to the Plot, 409. 
 
 Baker (David Erskine), BiograpJda Dra- 
 matiea, 515. 
 
 (George), History of Northampton- 
 shire, 368. 
 
 (James), Life of Six Thomas Ber- 
 nard, 390. 
 
 A Collection of Facts relating 
 
 to D'Alembert's book, 540, 563. 
 (Sir Richard), Chronicle of the Kings 
 
 of England, 330. 
 Baker's Chronicle, Animadversions on, 
 
 330. 
 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 189. 
 
 Bakewell (Robert), Introduction to Geo- 
 logy, 499. 
 Balantine (J.), Comparison of Established 
 
 and Dissenting Churches, 438. 
 Baldwin (Samuel), Survey of the British 
 
 Customs, 172. 
 Bale (John), Declaration of Bonner's 
 
 Articles, 56. 
 (Johan), The Actes of Englysh Vo- 
 
 taryes, 389. 
 Balguy (John), Silvius's Defence of a 
 
 Dialogue, 438. 
 
596 
 
 NDEX. 
 
 Ballard (George), Memoirs of Learned 
 Ladies, 389. 
 
 Bamford (James), Dialogue concerning 
 the Plague's Infection, 111. [Author's 
 name left out.] 
 
 Bancroft (Aaron), Life of General Wash- 
 ington, 389. 
 
 — (Francis), The Will of, 41. 
 
 Bank (John), History of the Life of 
 
 William the Third, 330. 
 Banks (T. C), Titles of Honour of the 
 
 English nobility. (Dugdale), 365. 
 
 Dormant and Extinct Ba- 
 ronage, 389. 
 
 History of the Marmyun 
 
 family, 389, 
 Barante (M. le Baron), Melanges Histo- 
 
 riques, 459. 
 Barbauld (Anna Laetitia), The Works of, 
 
 515. 
 Barbeyrac (J.), Spirit of the Ecclesiasticks, 
 
 438. 
 Barclay (John), Life and Diary of Alex- 
 ander Jaffray, 396. 
 (Robert), Apology for the Quakers, 
 
 438. 
 Baretti (Joseph), A Guide through the 
 
 Royal Academy, 199. 
 
 Italian Dictionary, 563. 
 
 Bariff (William), Military Discipline, or 
 
 the young Artilleryman, 33. 
 Baring (Sir F.), Observations on the es- 
 tablishment of the Bank of England, 
 
 36. 
 
 Further Observations, 36. 
 
 Barker (Matthew), Jesus Christ the great 
 
 wonder, 182. 
 Barkstead (John), and others. Speeches 
 
 and Prayers of, 406. 
 Barlow (Stephen), History of Ireland, 
 
 330. 
 (Thomas), Bp. of Lincoln, Directions 
 
 for the choice of books in Divinity, 
 
 540. 
 Barnard (Sir John), A Letter to, on the 
 
 decoration of Cities, 72. 
 His Defence of proposals for 
 
 raising money for the year 1746, 256. 
 Barnes (Joshua), History of Edward the 
 
 Third, 330. 
 Barnwell (George), City Apprentice, 589. 
 Barrett (William), History of Bristol, 358. 
 Barrington (George), Memoirs of, 390. 
 
 (Sir Jonah), Historic Memoirs of 
 
 Ireland, 330. 
 
 Barrow (Isaac), Sermon at Guildhall 
 Chappel, 183. 
 
 (John), Life, 4[c. of the Earl of 
 
 Macartney, 390. 
 
 (Sir John), Life of George lord 
 
 Anson, 389. 
 
 (John Henry), The Mirror of Par- 
 liament, 250. 
 
 Barry (James), Account of the Pictures in 
 
 the great room of the Adelphi, 199. 
 Etchings from his Paintings 
 
 in the Adelphi, 199. 
 Barth (Henry), Travels in North and 
 
 Central Africa, 554. 
 Barthelemy (Abbe) Travels of Anacharsis. 
 
 {Corpus Historicum), 553. 
 Barton (Samuel), Sermon before the Lord 
 
 Mayor, 185. 
 Bassano (Paul), Statement concerning im- 
 portation of Salmon and Lobsters, 256. 
 Basset (William), Sermon before the 
 
 Salters Company, 192. 
 Bastwicke, (Dr. John), M. Burton, M. 
 
 Prynne, and Wickins, Petition of, to 
 
 Parliament, 121. 
 Bates (George), Elenchus Motuum, ^c, 
 
 or account of the late Troubles, 331. 
 (George T.), Sermon before the Lord 
 
 Mayor, 191. 
 (William), Sermon on the death of 
 
 Queen Mary, 552. 
 Battely (John), Antiquitates Rutupinse, 
 
 358. 
 
 Antiquities of Richborough, 
 
 358. 
 
 Bateman (Edmund), Sermon at St. Brid- 
 get's,- 190. 
 
 (Thomas), Diseases of London, 113. 
 
 Batuta (Ibn), Travels of, 554. 
 
 Bavius (Mr.), Grub-street Miscellany, 90. 
 
 Bawd wen (WiUiam), Dom Boc ; or trans- 
 lation of the record called Domesday, 
 as far as relates to Middlesex, Herts, 
 Bucks, Oxford, and Gloucester, 358. 
 
 Baxter (Richard), How to do good to 
 many, a Sermon, 178. 
 
 Bayard (Nicholas), Account of his com- 
 mitment for High Treason, 459. 
 
 Bayfius (Lazarus), De Vasculis libellus, 
 510. 
 
 Bayle (Peter), Critical Dictionary, 459. 
 
 Bayly (Thomas), Herha Parieiis', or the 
 WaU-flower, 583. 
 
 Baynes (T. M.), Views in the Environs of 
 London, 1. 
 
 Beames (Thomas), The Rookeries of Lon- 
 don, 2. 
 
 Bearcroft (Philip), Historical accoimt of 
 Thomas Sutton, foimder of the Chart^ 
 house, 583. r'- 
 
 Beattie (James), Scotticisms, 563. 
 
 Beaufoy (Mr.) Speech on the Conveyance 
 of Negroes, 313. 
 
 Beaidieu (Liike), Sermon at Guildhall 
 Chapel, 184. 
 
 Beaumont and Fletcher, The Works of, 
 516. 
 
 Beaumont (J. T. Barber), On Criminal Ju- 
 risprudence, 488. 
 
 Becher (A. B.), The Landfall of Columbus, 
 663. 
 
NDEX. 
 
 597 
 
 Beckington (Bishop), Journal of, 331. 
 
 Bedford (Arthur), Sermon on the erection 
 of a play-house in Aldgate, 180. 
 
 Bedloe (Captain William), Narrative of 
 the Popish Plot, 295. 
 
 The Excommunicated Prince, 
 
 516. 
 
 Bedse Historia Ecclesiastica, 438. 
 
 Bedwell (William), Description of Tot- 
 tenham High Crosse, 386. 
 
 Mohammedis ImposturcB^ 
 
 459. 
 
 Behn (Aphara), Prologue and Epilogue to 
 Romulus, 516. 
 
 Poem on the death of 
 
 Charles II., 516. 
 
 Beilby (Bishop of London), Charge to the 
 
 Clergy, 181. 
 Bell (Sir Charles), Bridgewater Treatise, 
 
 499. 
 
 (Dr-)» Experiments in Education 
 
 near Madras, 41. 
 
 (George), Sermon at St. Lawrence's, 
 
 189. 
 
 (John), London's Remembrancer, 
 
 111, 150. 
 
 —- — (William), Funeral Sermon on An- 
 thony Hinton, 194. 
 
 Bellamie (John), Plea for the Commonalty 
 of London, 7%. 
 
 Lysimachus enervatus^ Bel- 
 
 lamius reparatus^ 79. 
 
 Vindication of the Remon- 
 
 strance and Petition of the Lord Mayor, 
 
 135. 
 Justification of the City Re- 
 monstrance, 134, 135. 
 Bellamy (D.), English Dictionary, 574. 
 Bellamy and Gordon's English Dictionary, 
 
 563. 
 Bellhaven (Lord), Speech on the Treaty 
 
 of the Union, 321. 
 Beloe (William), Anecdotes of Literature, 
 
 563. 
 Belsham (Thomas), Life of Theophilus 
 
 Lindsey, 390. 
 (William), History of Great Britain, 
 
 331. 
 Beltrami (J. C), Pilgrimage in Europe 
 
 and America, 554. 
 Belzoni (G.), Operations and discoveries 
 
 within the Pyramids, 554. 
 Benbow ( ), Crimes and horrors of 
 
 Warburton's madhouse, 94. 
 Bennett (Henry Grey), Letter on the 
 
 abuses of Newgate, 155. 
 Bennett (John Whitechurch), Selection of 
 
 Fishes on the coast of Ceylon, 499. 
 Bennet (Thomas), Sermon at St Bridget's, 
 
 189. 
 Benezet (Ant.), Caution to Great Britain 
 
 and her Colonies on the Slave Trade, 
 
 313. 
 
 Benlowes (Edward), Panegerycon Inau- 
 gurale, 516. 
 
 Benson (Thomas), Vocabularium Anglo- 
 Saxonicum, 563. 
 
 Bentham (James), History of Ely Cathe- 
 dral, 358. 
 
 Essays on Gothic Architec- 
 
 ture, 511. 
 (Jeremy), Observations on Mr. 
 
 Peel's Speech on the Police magistrates' 
 
 salary raising Bill, 119, 257. 
 Bentivoglio, Historia di Fiandra, 459. 
 Bentley (Richard), The Works of, by 
 
 Dyce, 541. 
 
 Emendations on Milton, 589. 
 
 Beowulf, The Anglo-Saxon Poem of, 358, 
 
 516. 
 Berington (Jos.) Literary History of the 
 
 Middle Ages, 459. 
 
 History of the reign of 
 
 Henry the Second, ^c, 331. 
 Berkeley (George), The Works of, 499. 
 A Miscellany, 499. 
 
 Berkenhout (John), Biographical History 
 
 of Literature, 390. 
 Berquin (Robert), Les Merveilles des 
 
 Indes, 499. 
 Berry (William), History of Guernsey, 
 
 358. 
 
 Dictionary of Heraldry, 358. 
 
 Berriman (William), Sermon at St Brid- 
 get's, 190. 
 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 190. 
 
 Bertrami (Caroli) Britannicarum Gentium 
 Historiae Antiquae Scriptores tres, 331. 
 
 Berwick (Edward), Rawdon Papers, 309. 
 
 Besse (Joseph), Life of Richard Claridge, 
 392. 
 
 Best (Dr.), Letter on a Collection for the 
 Society for the Propagation of the Gos- 
 pel, 169. 
 
 Betham (William), Genealogical Tables, 
 331, 459. 
 
 Baronetage of England, 390. 
 
 Betterton (Thomas), History of the Eng- 
 lish Stage, 175. 
 
 Bevan (Joseph Gumey), Refutation of a 
 misrepresentation of the Quakers, 390. 
 - The Life of James Naylor, 
 
 17. 
 Bevell (James), Narrative of the Robbery 
 
 in the Earl of Harrington's house, 117, 
 
 418. 
 Beveridge (William), Sermon on the ex- 
 cellency of the Common Prayer, 541. 
 Bevis (John), On the Mineral Waters of 
 
 Bagnigge Wells, 499. 
 B. F., World's Honour detected, 579. 
 Bicheno (G. E.) and others, Addresses of, 
 
 at the Zoological Club, with Catalogue 
 
 of Mammalia, 8[c.^ 167. 
 Bickerstaff (Isaac), Predictions for the 
 
 year 1708, 516. 
 
598 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Bickerstaff (Isaac), Predictions for tlie 
 year 1712, 516. 
 
 Billings (Robert Wm.), Illustrations, ^c. 
 of the Temple Church, 75, 358. 
 
 Bingham (Joseph), Antiquities of the 
 Christian Church, 438. 
 
 (Peregrine), Law of Landlord and 
 
 Tenant, 488. 
 
 Bingley (William), Tour round North 
 Wales, 358. 
 
 Binnell (Robert), Description of the River 
 Thames, 172. 
 
 Bion (Stephen), Short Principles for the 
 architecture of stone Bridges, 20. 
 
 Birch (Thomas), History of the Royal 
 Society, 170. 
 
 (Peter), Sermon before the House of 
 
 Commons, 541. 
 
 Bischoff (James), View of the Woollen 
 and Worsted manufactures, 257. 
 
 Injurious effects of Foreign 
 
 Tariifs, 257. 
 
 Bishop (George), A Vindication of the 
 Quakers, 438. 
 
 Bissett (Robert), History of the reign of 
 George the Third, 331. 
 
 (William), Plain English ; a Sermon 
 
 for the reformation of manners, 179. 
 
 B. L., An accurate Description of New- 
 gate, <&c., 153. 
 
 Black (William Henry), Plan of a Na- 
 tional Registration, 110, 257. 
 
 Catalogue of the Library of 
 
 the Grammar-school at Lewisham, 563. 
 
 Blackall (Ofspring), Chaplain to Her Ma- 
 jesty, Sermon at St. Paul's, 187. 
 
 Blackbume (L.), Sermon at Guildhall 
 Chappel, 186. 
 
 Blackmore (Sir Richard), A Discourse on 
 the Plague, 112. 
 
 : Prince Arthur, 516. 
 
 . Prejudices against the Arian 
 
 Hypothesis, 541. 
 
 Blackstone (Sir William), Commentaries, 
 488. 
 
 Considerations on the Ques- 
 tion of Tenants by copy of Court-roll, 
 488. 
 
 Blackwell (Thomas), Enquiry into the 
 Life and Writings of Homer, 516. 
 
 Blake (William), The Ladies' Charity 
 School House-roll of Highgate, 371. 
 
 Blanc (Louis), Historical Revelations of 
 1848, 459. 
 
 Bland (Peter), Answer to the late scan- 
 dalous and libellous pamphlet, 130, 131. 
 
 Bleadon (John), Selections in Prose and 
 Poetry, 516. 
 
 Blith (W.), The English Improver im- 
 proved, 499. 
 
 Blome (Richard), Britannia, 359. 
 
 Blomfield (Charles James), A Letter on the 
 present neglect of the Lord's Day, 62. 
 
 Blomefield (Francis), Essay toward a to- 
 pographical History of Norfolk, 359. 
 Blount (Thomas), Jocular Tenures, 359. 
 GlossograpMa ; or a Dictio- 
 
 nary of hard words, 570. 
 
 Blundel the Jesuit's Letter of Intelli- 
 gence, 258. 
 
 Boaden (James), Life of Kemble, 17. 
 
 Examination of the Papers 
 
 of Shakspeare, published by Mr. S. 
 Ireland, 516. 
 
 Bobbin (Tim), Works of, 516. 
 
 Boccacci (Giovanni de), II Decameron, 
 516. 
 
 Boece (Hector), Bulk of the Chroniclis of 
 Scotland, 462. 
 
 Bogue (David), and James Bennett, His- 
 tory of the Dissenters, 438. 
 
 Bohn (Henry), Catalogue of Books, 564. 
 Polyglot of Foreign Pro- 
 
 verbs, 459. 
 
 Hand-book of Proverbs, 459. 
 
 Bohun (William), Privihgia Londini, 78. 
 
 Bold (Hen.), St. George's day, 516. 
 
 Boldron (Robert), Narrative of the Popish 
 Plot, 297. 
 
 Bolingbroke (Lord), Remarks on the His- 
 tory of England, 331. 
 
 The Works of. (Edit. Mal- 
 
 let), 563. 
 
 Bonneville (Pierce Frederick), Traite des 
 Monnaies, 460. 
 
 Booth (Hen.), Speech of, on being elected 
 knight of the shire for Chester, 258. 
 
 Boraston (George), Sermon at St. Law- 
 rence's Church, 178. 
 
 Boreman (R.), The Countryman's Cate- 
 chisme, 439. 
 
 Borlase (Edmund), The Reduction of Ire- 
 land, 331. 
 
 (William), Antiquities of Cornwall, 
 
 359. 
 
 Natural History of Cornwall, 
 
 499. 
 
 Borthwick (J. D.), Three Years in Cali- 
 fornia, 460. 
 
 Bossuet (M.), His Conference with Claude, 
 431, 541. 
 
 Boswell (Henry), Historical Descriptions, 
 England and Wales, 359. 
 
 (James), Life of Johnson. (Edit. 
 
 Croker), 396. 
 
 Letters of, 586. 
 
 Botero (Giovanni), Causes of the magni- 
 ficence of cities, 460. 
 
 Botfield (Beriah), Notes on Cathedral 
 Libraries, 563. 
 
 Boucher (Jonathan), Glossary of Archaic 
 and Provincial words, 563. 
 
 Boughton (Sir W. C. Rouse), Address to 
 a Parochial Meeting at Chiswick, 258. 
 
 Bourchette (Joseph), The British Domi- 
 nions in North America, 460. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 599 
 
 Bourk (Hubert), Information of, touching 
 the Popish Plot, 296. 
 
 Bourke (Thomas), History of the Moors 
 in Spain, 460. 
 
 Bowack (John), Antiquities of Middlesex, 
 359. 
 
 Bowdler (John), Reform or Ruin, 258. 
 
 Bowen (Eman.), Britannia Depicta, 360. 
 
 (Thomas), Extracts from the books 
 
 of Bridewell Hospital, 70. 
 
 Bowles (John), Letter to Mr. Fox respect- 
 ing Libels, 258. 
 
 Considerations on the rights 
 
 of Judge and Jury, 258. 
 
 Proofs of French Aggression, 
 
 258. 
 
 ^— (William L.), Antiquities of Lay- 
 cock Abbey, 359. 
 
 Bo wring (Sir John), The Kingdom and 
 People of Siam, 460. 
 
 Boxhornii (M. Z.), Metamorphosis An- 
 glorum, 332. 
 
 Boyer (Mr.), French and English Dic- 
 tionary, 563. 
 
 Boyle (Hon. Robert), Works of, 499. 
 
 Boys (William), Narration concerning the 
 Popish Plot, 332. 
 
 ' Narrative of, touching the 
 death of Sir E. Godfrey, 416. 
 
 Collections for a history of 
 
 Sandwich, 359. 
 
 Brace (Charles Loring), The Norse-folk, 
 460. 
 
 Bradford (J. C), A comprehensive Atlas, 
 460. 
 
 (Samuel), Sermon at St. Paul's, 186, 
 
 188, 189. 
 
 Bradmore's (Sarah), Prophecy of the 
 wonders that will happen, 1687, 516. 
 
 Brady (John), Clavis Calendaria, 359. 
 
 (Robert), Introduction to Old Eng- 
 lish History, 332. 
 
 Treatise on Boroughs, 332, 
 
 Complete History of England, 
 
 332. 
 
 Bramston (William), Great sin of luke- 
 warmness, 180. 
 
 The necessity of a present 
 
 Repentance, 186. 
 
 Brand (John), Popular Antiquities. (Edit. 
 Ellis), 359. 
 
 ■ — History of Newcastle-upon- 
 
 Tyne, 359. 
 
 Brander (Gustavus), The Forme of Cury, 
 363. 
 
 Brandon (Woodthorpe), Letter on the 
 formation of a Local Court, 83. 
 
 Customary Law of the city 
 
 of London, 83. 
 
 Inquiry into' the Freedom of 
 
 the city of London, 83. 
 
 Brasbridge (Joseph), The Fruits of Ex- 
 perience, 14. 
 
 Brathwayte (Richard), Mercurius Bri- 
 
 tanicus, 516. 
 Bray (Mrs.), Life of Thomas Stothard, 
 
 R.A., 19. 
 (Thomas), Sermon for Mr. John 
 
 Dent, 413. 
 
 — Essay towards promoting 
 
 useful knowledge, 563. 
 
 (William), Memoirs of the Life and 
 
 Writings of John Evelyn, 394. 
 
 Brayley (E. W.), London and Middle- 
 sex, 2. 
 
 Londoniana, 2. 
 
 Account of the Theatres of 
 
 London, 158. 
 
 and John Britton, Ancient 
 
 Palace and Houses of Parliament, 160. 
 
 Brenan (M.), Popery incompatible with 
 the rights of Christian nations, 258. 
 
 Brerewood (Edward), Enquiries touching 
 the diversities of Languages, 564. 
 
 Breues (John), The Fortune-hunters, 27. 
 
 Brewer (Thomas), Memoirs of the Life 
 and Times of John Carpenter, 15. 
 
 Brewhouse (John), The Highland Spec- 
 tator, 27, 28. 
 
 Brewster (Sir Francis), Essays on Trade, 
 583. 
 
 Bridgeman (Orlando), Letter to Master 
 Bridgeman, 258. 
 
 (Richard Whalley), Legal Biogra^ 
 
 phy, 488. 
 
 Bringhurst (Isaac), The easiness and diffi- 
 culty of the Christian Religion, 185. 
 
 Briscoe (J.), Discourse on the late funds, 
 34. 
 
 An explanatory Dialogue 
 
 upon, 34. 
 
 A List of Subscribers to- 
 wards a fund for a National Bank, 34. 
 
 A short Scheme for a Na- 
 
 tional Land-bank, 35. 
 
 Proposals for raising money 
 
 for, 35. 
 
 The Freehold Estates of 
 
 England, 35. 
 
 • Answer to a late pamphlet, 
 
 35. 
 
 Reply to the Freeholder's 
 Answer, 35. 
 Brissot (J. S.), On the situation of the 
 
 National Convention, 258. 
 Bristol (Earl of). Speech at a Conference, 
 4-c., 121. 
 
 Speech of, on the Bill of In- 
 
 demnity, 258, 274. 
 Britton (John), Illustrations of the public 
 
 buildings of London, 2. 
 
 Picture of London, 2. 
 
 History and Antiquities of 
 
 the Tower of London, 169. 
 Memoirs of the Tower of 
 
 London, 159. 
 
600 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Britton (John), Architectural Antiquities 
 of Great Britain, 360. 
 
 Carter's Antient Architec- 
 ture, with Notes, 361. 
 
 Brief Memoir of Sir John 
 
 Sbane, 401. 
 
 Beauties of Wiltshire, 360. 
 
 Union of Architecture and 
 
 Sculpture, 610. 
 
 Dictionary of Architecture, 
 
 610. 
 
 Cathedral Antiquities, 360. 
 
 Beauties of England and 
 
 Wales, 360. 
 
 ■ Historical and Descriptive 
 
 accounts of Cathedrals, 610. 
 
 Brockedon (William), Illustrations of the 
 Passes of the Alps, 466. 
 
 Brocket (John Trotter), Glossary of North- 
 country words, 664. 
 
 Brockett (Wm. H.), Tradesmen's Tokens, 
 586. 
 
 Bromley (Henry), Catalogue of Engraved 
 British Portraits, 390, 610. 
 
 Brook (Lord), and Sir Henry Vane, The 
 Speeches of, in Guildhall, 126. 
 
 Brooke (James), Rajah of Sarawak, Jour- 
 nal of, 664. 
 
 (Ralph), Catalogue and succession 
 
 of Kings, 332. 
 
 (Milord Willoughby de). Sermon 
 
 dans I'Eglise du Saint Sepulchre, 179. 
 
 Brookes (Mrs.), A Journey through Eng- 
 land, 2. 
 
 (R.), History of Pestilential Dis- 
 tempers, 112. 
 
 Brooks (T.), London's Lamentations, 65. 
 Brotherton (William), The Olive, the 
 
 Rape, and the Flax, 689. 
 Brougham (Henry lord), Who shall be 
 
 our Leaders." 258. 
 Thoughts on the Aristocracy 
 
 of England, by Isaac Tomkins, gent., 
 
 258. 
 Historical Sketches of States- 
 
 men, 391. 
 Broughton (Tho.), The Christian Soldier, 
 
 180. 
 ' Historical Dictionary of all 
 
 religions, 641. 
 Brown (John), Dictionary of the Bible, 
 
 541. 
 Characteristics of the Earl 
 
 of Shaftesbury, 517'. 
 
 Letter to Robert Lowth, re- 
 
 lating to the author of the Divine 
 
 Legation, 547'. 
 
 (Thomas), The Works of, 517. 
 
 Brown (Rich.), Principles of Practical 
 
 Perspective, 510. 
 Brown, (Thomas), A Legacy for the 
 
 Ladies, 26. 
 — The new London Spy, 28. 
 
 Browne (J.), History of Queen Elizabeth, 
 332. 
 
 (Francis), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 
 189. 
 
 (Moses) , Miscellaneous poems, 627. 
 
 (M. Moses), Percy Lodge, a Poem, 
 
 617. 
 
 (Mr..), Amusements, serious and 
 
 comical, 26. 
 
 fSir Thomas), The Works of, 499. 
 
 (Jos.), Oration of, 161. 
 
 Practical Treatise of the 
 
 Plague, 113. 
 
 (Thomas) , Ordination of 
 
 at the Nag's Head refuted, 61. 
 
 • (J. Ross), Report of the Debates 
 
 in the Convention of California, 461. 
 Browning (Thos.), Prison Thoughts, 178. 
 
 (William S.), History of the Hu- 
 guenots, 439. 
 
 Bruce (James), Travels, 564. 
 
 (John), Annals of the East India 
 
 Company, 41. 
 
 (John Collingwood), The Roman 
 
 Wall, 360. 
 Brunet (Jacq. Cha.), Manuel du Libraire, 
 
 664. 
 Bryan (Michael), Dictionary of Painters 
 
 and Engravers, 610. 
 Bryant (Jacob) , Analysis of Ancient My- 
 thology, 460. 
 Brydall (John), Camera Begis ; or short 
 
 View of London, 2. 
 Brydges (Sir S. Egerton), Restituta; or 
 
 titles, tfcc, of old books in English 
 
 literature revived, 360. 
 
 Censura Literaria, 568. 
 
 British Bibliographer, 385. 
 
 and Stebbing Shaw, Topographer, 
 
 385. 
 Brydone (P.), Tour through Sicily and 
 
 Malta, 664. 
 Buchanan (George) , History of Scotland, 
 
 332. 
 Buchannan (John Lanne) , Defence of the 
 
 Scots Highlanders, 685. 
 Buck (George), Life of King Richard 
 
 the Third, 332. 
 Buck's Views of ancient Abbeys, 360. 
 Buck (Charles), Theological Dictionary, 
 
 541. 
 Buckingham (J. S.), Travels among the 
 
 Arab tribes, 554. 
 (George duke of), Letters of, to 
 
 the unknown author, 258. 
 ^— — — — Discourse upon the reason- 
 ableness of men's having a religion, 
 
 641. 
 (John duke of). Short Character of 
 
 Charles II., 334. 
 and Chandos (The Duke of), Me- 
 moirs of the Court and Cabinets of 
 
 George the Third, 339. . 
 
INDEX. 
 
 601 
 
 Buckingham (J. S.) Travels in Mesopo- 
 tamia, 654. 
 
 Buckland (Wm.), ReliquicB Diluviance, 
 499. 
 
 Bridgewater Treatise, 499. 
 
 BufFon (Count de), Natural History, 
 499. 
 
 Bugg (Francis), A Finishing Stroke; or 
 Gleanings out of the Quakers' books, 
 439. 
 
 Quakerism struck Speech- 
 
 less, 439. 
 ciples, 439. 
 
 The Quakers' present Prin- 
 
 Quakers' infallibility, 439. 
 
 A Clean Sheet to preserve 
 
 my picture of Quakerism, 439. 
 
 Bugg's (Samuel), Sermon preached at 
 
 Paul's Crosse, 177. 
 Buist (Dr. George), Geography of Hin- 
 
 dostan, 687. 
 BuU (John), The Opinions of, 259. 
 
 A Letter to, 259. 
 
 Three Warnings to, 259. 
 
 Bullet (M.), Memoires sur la langue Cel- 
 
 tique, 564. 
 Bullock (H. A.), History of the Isle of 
 
 Man, 360. 
 Bulmer (Capt. John), Proposal of, for the 
 
 blowing up of a man and boat, S7. 
 Bunsen (Chevalier), Life and Letters of 
 
 Niebuhr, 399. 
 Burckhardt (John Lewis), Travels in 
 
 Nubia, 554. 
 Burd (Richard), Sermon at the Anniver- 
 sary Meeting of the natives of St. 
 
 Martin's in the Fields, 178. 
 Burder (William) , Religious Ceremonies 
 
 and Customs, 439. 
 
 (Samuel), Oriental Customs, 541. 
 
 Burdett (Sir Francis), Speech of, 149. 
 
 on his liberation from the 
 
 Tower, 149, 200. 
 
 . Report on the late contested 
 
 Election for Westminster, 259. 
 
 Burge (William) , An account of the Re- 
 storation of the Temple Church, 75, 
 360. 
 
 Burghley (William Cecil, lord). State 
 Papers, 259. 
 
 Burgon (J. W.), Life of Sir Thomas 
 Gresham, 16. 
 
 Burgoyne (J.), The Heiress, 589. 
 
 Burke (Edmund), Speech of, on East 
 India Bill, 259. 
 
 Reflections on the Revolu- 
 tion in France, 259. 
 
 Letter from, to a Member of 
 
 the National Assembly, 259. 
 
 Thoughts on Government, 
 
 259. 
 
 for Peace, 259. 
 
 Two Letters on the proposals 
 
 Burke (Edmund) , Letter to a noble lord, 
 
 259. 
 Works of, 259. 
 
 — (J. Bernard), Dictionary of the 
 Landed Gentry, 391. 
 
 Peerage and Baronetage, 
 
 391. 
 
 hood, 585. 
 
 Book of Orders of Knight- 
 
 and Burke (John), Ency- 
 clopaedia of Heraldry, 586. 
 Burman (Peter), Oration against the 
 
 studies of humanity, 517. 
 Burn (John Ilderton), Familiar letters on 
 Population, 259. 
 
 (J. Sutherdenj, History of Parish 
 
 Registers, 110. 
 
 Livre des Anglois a Geneve, 
 
 391. 
 
 History of the French, Wal- 
 loon, and Dutch Churches, 587. 
 
 — (J. H.), Catalogue of London Tra- 
 ders' Tokens, 581. 
 
 — (Rich.), Justice of the Peace, 488. 
 On the Militia Laws, 488. 
 
 Ecclesiastical Law, 488. 
 
 Burnet (Gilbert), Sermon at Bow church 
 on the anniversary of the burning of 
 London, 65, 183. 
 
 Collection of papers, temp. 
 
 Jac. II., 259. 
 
 Letter to, from the Earl of 
 
 Rochester, 259. 
 
 Speech of, on the Bill against 
 
 occasional Conformity, 259. 
 
 White Crow, inquiry into 
 
 some new doctrines, 259. 
 
 Letter to Thomas Burnet, 
 
 259. 
 
 439. 
 
 Second letter, 260. 
 History of the Reformation, 
 
 History of his own times, 
 
 bishop of Sarum, Sermon at 
 Bow church, 185. 
 
 Sermon at St. Budget's, 189. 
 
 Funeral Sermon on Mr. Jas. 
 
 332. 
 
 Houblon, 194. 
 Funeral Sermon on John 
 
 Tillotson, archbishop of Canterbury, 
 195. 
 Sermon before the House of 
 
 Commons on Fast-day, 541. 
 
 (Thomas), Essay upon Government, 
 
 260. 
 
 Bumey (Charles), Experiments in the 
 river Thames, 173. 
 
 (Dr. Charles), Commemoration of 
 
 Handel, 204. 
 
 History of Music, 499, 517, 
 
 (James), History of discoveries in 
 
 the South Seas, 554. 
 2s 
 
602 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Bums (Rob.), Works and reliques of, 517. j 
 
 Views in North Britain, j 
 
 illustrative of the works of, 517. 1 
 
 Burr (Thomas Benge), History of Tun- 
 bridge Wells, 360. 
 
 Burrington (George), Answer to Dr. Wm. 
 Brakenridge's Letter concerning the 
 number of inhabitants, 151. 
 
 Burrough (Edward), A Message to the 
 present rulers, 439. 
 
 A Hue and Cry after the 
 
 false prophets, 439. 
 
 A Just and Righteous Plea, 
 
 439. 
 
 A certaine Sound, 439. 
 
 Burton (Henry), Truth shut out of doors, 
 
 58. 
 
 Door of truth opened, 58. 
 
 Israel's Fast, 541. 
 
 (John), Iter Surriense et Susseaiiense^ 
 
 360. 
 (Richard), Historical Remarks on 
 
 London and Westminster, 2. 
 
 (Robert), A new View of London 
 
 and Westminster, 2. 
 
 Anatomy of Melancholy, 
 
 500. 
 
 — Two Journeys to Jerusalem, 
 555. 
 
 — — (Thomas), Diary of, from 1655 to 
 1659, 333. 
 
 (William), Commentary upon An- 
 toninus his Itinerary, 360. 
 
 Description of Leicester- 
 shire, 360. 
 
 Busby (Thomas Lord), Costume of the 
 lower orders of London, 2. 
 
 — ' — Civil and Military Costimie 
 
 of London, 2. 
 
 Butcher (Richard), Survey and Antiquity 
 of Stamford, 360. 
 
 Butler (Alban), Lives of the Saints, 439. 
 
 (Charles), Horce Juridicce svbsecweB, 
 
 488. 
 
 Inaugural Oration at laying 
 
 the first stone of the London Institu- 
 tion, 167. 
 
 (Samuel), Remains (Edit. Thyer), 
 
 517. 
 
 ■ Hudibras (Edit. Nash), 
 
 617. 
 
 Hudibras (Parts 1 and 2), 
 the 
 
 617. 
 
 — (Joseph), bishop of Durham 
 Works of, by Halifax, 541. 
 
 — Remarks upon the sixth 
 
 chapter of the Analogy of Religion, 541. 
 
 (Lilly), Sermon at St. Lawrence 
 
 Jewry, 186. 
 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 189. 
 
 Butterworth (James), Historical and de- 
 scriptive account of the chapelry of 
 Oldham, 360. 
 
 Buxton (Thomas F.), Inquiry on prison 
 
 discipline, 155. 
 Buxtorfii (Johannis) Lexicon Hebrai- 
 
 cum, 542. 
 Byfield, (T.), Account of the balsamick 
 
 wells at Hoxton, 500. 
 Byron (Lord), Works of, by T. Moore, 
 
 517. 
 
 Cant (Nehemia), A word to London's 
 
 Provinciall Assembly, 59. 
 Cadogan (William), Dissertation on the 
 
 Gout and chronic diseases, 500. 
 
 Essay upon the management 
 
 of Children, 500. 
 Caesar's Commentaries (by Edmonds), 
 
 461. 
 Calamy (Benjamin), Sermon before the 
 
 Artillery Company, 192. 
 Sermons on several occasions. 
 
 65, 178, 183. 
 
 — (Edmund), Indictment against Eng- 
 land, a sermon, 642. 
 
 Letter to Echard on his 
 
 History, 333. 
 
 Abridgement of Baxter's 
 
 History, 391. 
 
 Continuation of the account 
 
 of the ejected ministers, 391. 
 
 Nonconformists' Memorial 
 
 (Edit. Palmer), 391. 
 
 Historical account of the life 
 
 of (Edit. Rutt), 391. 
 
 Sermon at Aldermanberry 
 
 church, 178. 
 
 Sennon at Salters' Hall, 179. 
 
 Calderon (Rev. Juan), Friendly discus- 
 sions with my Priest, 441, 542. 
 
 Calepini (Ambrosii) Dictionarium octo- 
 lingue, 564. 
 
 Caley (Arthur), Life of Sir Walter Ra- 
 legh, 400. 
 
 (John), Index to particulars of 
 
 Grants, temp. PL ^ Mar., 583. 
 
 and F. Holbroke, Rymeri 
 
 Foedera, 215. 
 
 Calliat (Victor), Hotel de Ville de Paris, 
 
 610. 
 Callis (Robert), Reading upon the Statute 
 
 of 23 Hen. VIII., 489. 
 Calmet's Dictionary of the Holy Bible. 
 
 (Taylor), 542. 
 Calthrop (Sir Henry), Liberties, Usages, 
 
 and Customs of London, 7Q., 78. 
 Camden Society's publications, 564. 
 Camdeni (Gulielmi) Annales (Edit. 
 
 Hearne), 333. 
 Camden (William), Britannia. (Holland), 
 
 361. 
 
 Britannia. (Gibson), 361. 
 
 Britannia. (Gough), 361. 
 
 Remains. (Philpot), 361. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 603 
 
 Campbell T Alexander), Journey from 
 Edinburgh through parts of North 
 Britain, 361. 
 
 (Donald), Letter to the Marquis of 
 
 Lorn, 260. 
 (George), The philosophy of Rhe- 
 toric, 668. 
 
 (John lord), Lives of the Chancel- 
 lors, 391. 
 
 ■ Lives of the Lord Chief 
 
 Justices, 392. 
 
 — — (John), Lives of the Admirals 
 (Edit. Stevenson), 391. 
 
 Political survey of Great 
 
 Britain, 333. 
 (Thomas), The poetical Works of, 
 
 517. 
 (William), History of British India, 
 
 461. 
 Camoens (Louis de), The Lusiad of, 
 
 617. 
 Canaries (James), Rome's additions to 
 
 Christianity, 542. 
 Canne (J.), Intelligencer General, 260. 
 Cannon (R.), Account of the Motions 
 
 made in Convocation concerning the 
 
 power of remitting sins, 440. 
 Cantemir (Demetrius), History of the 
 
 Othman Empire, 461. 
 Capel (Arthur), earl of Essex, Letters by, 
 
 392. 
 Capgrave (John), Chronicle of England, 
 
 462. 
 ————— Liber de Illustribus Hen- 
 
 ricis, 462. 
 Cardonnel (Adam de), Nimiismata Scotiae, 
 
 361. 
 Carew (Sir Alexander), The Speech or 
 
 confession of, 409. 
 
 (Sir Richard), Excellent helps, 510. 
 
 (Thomas), The Lives and Deaths of 
 
 Sir William Courten and Sir Paul 
 
 Pyndar, 15. 
 Carey (John), Latin Prosody, 668. 
 (William), A Candle to light Lord 
 
 Lauderdale, 92. 
 Carion (John), Chronicles, 333. 
 Carlile's Letters to the Reformers of 
 
 Great Britain, 92. 
 Carlisle (Sir A.), Means of preserving 
 
 health, 113. 
 (The Earl of), Letter from a noble- 
 man, 260. 
 Diary in Turkish and Greek 
 
 waters, 461. 
 
 (Nicholas), Endowed Grammar- 
 schools, 361. 
 
 Topographical Dictionary, 
 
 361. 
 
 Carlyle (Thomas), Letters and Speeches 
 
 of Oliver Cromwell, 335. 
 History of Friedrich II., 
 
 586. 
 
 Carnot (L. M. N.), Reply of, relating to 
 
 the conspiracy, 461. 
 Carpenter (W. B.), The Microscope and 
 
 its revelations, 510. 
 Carstares (William), Discovery of the late 
 
 fanatical Plot in Scotland, 333. 
 Carte (Thomas), History of England, 333. 
 Life of the Duke of Ormond, 
 
 392. 
 
 Carter (Benjamin), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 190. 
 
 (John), Specimens of ancient sculp- 
 ture, 361. 
 
 Specimens of Gothic archi- 
 tecture, 361. 
 
 Antient architecture of Eng- 
 land, 361. 
 
 (Matthew), Honor redivivus, 362. 
 
 Caruana (Rafaelle), Collezione di Monu- 
 menti nella chiesa di San Giovanni in 
 Malta, 478. 
 
 Cams (C. G.), Journey of the King of 
 Saxony through England, 333. 
 
 Cartwright (Charles), Abstract of the Re- 
 gulations of the court of the East India 
 Con)pany, 41. 
 
 Certamen rdigiosum, 440. 
 
 (W.), The Ordinary; a comedy, 
 
 517. 
 
 Gary (Robert), Memoirs of, written hj 
 himself, 392. 
 
 Caryl (Joseph), David's prayer for Solo- 
 mon, 181. 
 
 England's plus ultra, 181. 
 
 Casaubon (Meric), Treatise of use andr 
 custome, 500. 
 
 Case (Thomas), Quarrell of the Covenant, 
 440, 542. 
 
 Castlereagh (Lord Viscount), Speech of, 
 for an entire Union, 323. 
 
 Cathcart (John), Letter to the Horn E. 
 Vernon, 336. 
 
 Catlin (George), Illustrations of the man- 
 ners and customs of the North American 
 Indians, 555. 
 
 Cato, upon Standing Armies, 316. 
 
 Catrou and Rouille, The Roman History, 
 462. 
 
 Caul (A, Mc), The Christian Sanctuary, 
 181. 
 
 Caulfield (James), Portraits, Memoirs, ^c, 
 from Edward the Third to the Revolu- 
 tion, 392. 
 
 (Richard), Episcopal and capitular 
 
 seals, 585. 
 
 Causton (Henry K. S.), Sir Walter Mild- 
 may's method and rule of proceeding 
 upon all Elections, 8j;c., 83. 
 
 Cave (Edward), Works and Correspon- 
 dence of, 517 
 
 (William), Sermon at St. Mary-le- 
 
 Bow, 183. 
 
 Historia Literaria, 440. 
 
604 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Cave (William), Lives of the Fathers, 
 440. 
 
 Cavendish (George), Life of Wolsey, 686. 
 
 Cawdrey (Zachary), A discourse on Pa- 
 tronage, 440. 
 
 Cay (John), The Statutes at large, 219. 
 
 Celleor (Elizabeth), Answer to Queries 
 concerning the Colledg of Midwives, 
 31. 
 
 Cent (Nehemia), A word to London's 
 Provincial Assembly, 540. 
 
 Cervantes (Miguel de), Don Quixote, 589. 
 
 Chadwick (Edwin), Report on the Sani- 
 tary condition of the labouring popu- 
 lation of Great Britain, 113. 
 
 Chalkley (Thomas), Journal of, 392. 
 
 Challenor (Mr.), Confession and speech 
 of, 410. 
 
 Chalmers (Alexander), General Biogra- 
 phical Dictionary, 392. 
 
 British Essayists, 517. 
 
 (Frederick), English Hearts and 
 
 English Hands, 591. 
 
 (George), Caledonia, or an Account 
 
 of Great Britain, 333. 
 
 Life of Mary Queen of Scots, 
 
 333. 
 
 499. 
 
 (Rev. T.), Bridgewater Treatise, 
 
 Chamberlain (Henry), History and Survey 
 
 of London, Westminster, and South- 
 
 wark, 2. 
 Chamberlayne (Edward), Angliae Notitia, 
 
 362. 
 (John), Magnae Britanniae Notitia, 
 
 362. 
 Chamberlen (Dr. Hugh), Proposal to the 
 
 Commons relating to the Army and 
 
 Navy, 260. 
 Papers relating to a bank of 
 
 credit, 34. 
 Petition and proposals for a 
 
 Land-bank, 35. 
 
 (Paul), Petition to the Commons re- 
 lating to the supply of Money, 260. 
 
 Chambers (E.), Cyclopedia of Arts and 
 Sciences, 568. 
 
 (Miss) , The School for Friends, 589. 
 
 (Sir William), Treatise on the deco- 
 rative part of Civil Architecture, 511. 
 
 ( W. and R.), History of the Russian 
 
 War, 462. 
 
 Chancellor (William), Account of the 
 wards of London, 2. 
 
 Chandler (Richard), Life of Bp. Wayn- 
 flete, 403. 
 
 History of Troy, 462. 
 
 Travels into Asia Minor and 
 
 Greece, 555. 
 
 (Dr. Samuel), History of Persecu- 
 tion, 440. 
 
 Chardin (John), Travels into Persia and 
 the East Indies, 565. 
 
 Charles I. (King), Works relating to, 260, 
 
 261, 262. 
 Charles IL (King), Letter to the Lord 
 
 Mayor concerning the Public Distress, 
 
 63. 
 
 Concerning the choice of 
 
 Common Councilmen, 142. 
 
 Concerning the French Pro- 
 
 testants, 144. 
 Declaration of, concerning 
 
 Ecclesiastical affairs, 440. 
 
 — ■ — Letter to Archbishop Juxon 
 
 "concerning preachers, 440. 
 
 Works, ^c, relating to, 262, 
 
 263. 
 
 (His Highness prince), Letter to the 
 
 Lord Mayor, ^c, 139. 
 
 Letter to the King's faithfiil 
 
 subjects, 139. 
 
 Letter to the Speaker of the 
 
 Lords, 263. 
 
 Charlton (Walter), Discourses on the dif- 
 ferent wits of men, and of the Mystery 
 of Vintners, 53. 
 
 Chatfield (C), Teutonic Antiquities, 362. 
 
 Chatterton (Thomas), The Works of 
 (Edit. Gregory), 517. 
 
 The Poetical Works of, 517. 
 
 Chaucer (Geoffry), Works of (by Nicolas). 
 618. 
 
 Cherry (A.), The Soldier's Daughter, 689. 
 
 Cheshire (Thomas), Sermon preached at 
 St. Paul's, 177. 
 
 Chester (the Dean of). The Speech of, to 
 James II., 276. 
 
 Chevalier (M.), Lettres sur I'Amerique du 
 Nord, 462. 
 
 CheyneU (Francis), Chillingworihi Novis- 
 sima, or the sickness, heresy, death, 
 and burial of William Chilllngworth, 
 440. 
 
 Child (Sir Josiah), A discourse of Trade, 
 263. 
 
 Discourse concerning Plan- 
 tations, 462. 
 
 Childs (G. B.), Few Observations on in- 
 juries incidental to Warfare, 600. 
 
 Chillingworth (William), Judgment of, of 
 the religion of Protestants, 440. 
 
 The Works of, 440. 
 
 Christie (Thomas), French Constitution, 
 264. 
 
 Chubb (Thos.), Reflections on Authority 
 and Liberty, with respect to civil go- 
 vernments, 264. 
 
 Chudleigh (Sir George), Declaration for 
 the protection of. Sir G. Northcott, and 
 others, 264. 
 
 ChurchiU (Charles), The Farewell, 618. 
 Epistle to the irreverend, 
 
 518. 
 
 Churchyard (Thomas), The Worthiness of 
 Wales, a poem, 518. 
 
 i 
 
INDEX. 
 
 605 
 
 Churchyard (Thomas), Funerall of the 
 right hen. Sir F. Knowles, 518. 
 
 Chips concerning Scotland. 
 
 (Edit. Chalmers), 518. 
 
 The Mirror of Man, 518. 
 
 — ' Discourse of Court and 
 
 Wars, 518. 
 Cibber (CoUey), The Apology of, 175. 
 Two dissertations on the 
 
 Theatres, 175. 
 
 Lives of the Poets, 392. 
 
 Cicarelli (Antonio), Le vite degli Impera- 
 
 tori Romani, 392. 
 Cicero, The Life of, by Middleton. {Cor- 
 
 pus Historicum), 463. 
 Cirencester (Richard of). Description of 
 
 Britain. (Hatcher), 362. 
 Clare (John earl of), Speech of, for a 
 
 Union, 323. 
 Clarendon (Edward earl of), History of 
 
 the Rebellion, 334. 
 
 State Papers, 334. 
 
 Life of, 392. 
 
 and Laurence Hyde, earl of 
 
 Rochester, Correspondence of, 392. 
 Two Letters to the Duke 
 
 and Duchess'of York, 583. 
 Clark (Hugh), Introduction to Heraldry, 
 362. 
 
 (Margaret), Confession of, 410. 
 
 (Samuel), Gunpowder Treason, t 
 
 remembrancer to England, 334. 
 
 (William), Thoughts on the ma- 
 nagement and relief of the Poor, 24, 
 118. 
 
 (Zachary), Account of the Charities 
 
 of Norfolk, 585. 
 
 Clarke's Repertorium Bihliographicum, 
 
 568. 
 Clarke (A.), and F. Holbroke, Rymeri 
 
 Foedera, 215. 
 (Adam), A Biographical Dictionary, 
 
 563, 568. 
 (Charles), Architectura Ecdesiastica 
 
 Londini, 110. 
 
 John Noakes and Mary 
 
 Styles, a poem in the Essex dialect, 
 518, 576. 
 
 Observations on the intended 
 
 Clarke (Samuel), Sermon on the death of 
 Dame Mary Cooke, 15. 
 
 Narrative of the visible hand 
 
 Tunnel beneath the river Thames, 173. 
 
 — — (Mrs. Cowden), Concordance to 
 Shakspeare, 589. 
 
 (Dr.), Union or Separation, 322. 
 
 (Edward), Thanksgiving Sermon, 
 
 642. 
 
 (E. D.), Travels into various coun- 
 tries of Europe, 555. 
 
 (J. B. B.), Catalogue of European 
 
 and Asiatic MSS. in the library of 
 Adam Clarke, 569. 
 
 (R. G.), History of Ipswich, 362. 
 
 (Hyde), Metropolitan Fire Assu- 
 rance and Fire Police, 582. 
 
 of God upon the Papists, 88. 
 
 Marrow of Divinity, 542. 
 
 Marrow of Ecclesiastical 
 
 History, 441. 
 
 ■ (Stephen R.), Vestigia Anglicana, 
 
 362. 
 
 (T.,) Advertisements concerning the 
 
 royal essence, 500. 
 
 Clarkson (Christopher), History of Rich- 
 mond, Yorkshire, 362. 
 
 (Thos.), Letters concerning Slavery, 
 
 313. 
 
 History of the African slave 
 
 trade, 334. 
 
 Researches, antediluvian, 
 
 4fc., 442, 542. 
 
 Portraiture of Quakerism, 
 
 442. 
 
 Clayton (Sir Robert), Address of, to the 
 Common Council, 79. 
 
 dementis (Venceslai) Trinobantiados 
 Augustae, sive Londini, lib. VI., 3. 
 
 Clerk (Robert), Speech of, 583. 
 
 Clery (M.), Occurrences at the Temple 
 during the confinement of Louis X V I., 
 474. 
 
 Clifford (Henry), Report of the South- 
 wark election, 196. 
 
 Clissold (Frederick), Hints for the deve- 
 lopment of the mind, 569. 
 
 Clutterbuck (Robert), History and Anti- 
 quities of Hertford, 362. 
 
 (Thomas), archdeacon of Winton, 
 
 Spittle Sermon, 184. 
 
 Clutton (Joseph), A True and candid re- 
 lation of the effects of Joshua Ward's 
 pill, 500. 
 
 Coates (Charles), History and Antiquities 
 of Reading, 362. 
 
 Cobbett (William), History of the regency 
 and reign of King George IV,, 334. 
 
 History of the protestant 
 
 Reformation, 442. 
 
 The Political Register, 583. 
 
 — : Porcupine's Works. 583. 
 
 Spirit of the public Journals 
 
 for 1804, 583. 
 Cock (S.), The case of the London Dock 
 
 Company, 47. 
 Cockayne (William), Sermon before the 
 
 Lord Mayor, 191. 
 Cockbum (Henry), Memorials of his time, 
 
 393. 
 (Lord), The Life of Lord Jeffery, 
 
 396. 
 Cockings (George), War, an heroic poem, 
 
 518. 
 Cockram (Hen.), English Dictionary, 569. 
 Cogan (Thomas), Memoirs of the Humane 
 
 Society at Amsterdam, 166. 
 
606 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Coke (Sir Edward), Institutes of the laws 
 of England, 489. 
 
 Cole (Thomas), Sermon on the death of 
 Edward West, 195. 
 
 Colebatch (Sir John), Methods for pre- 
 venting ill effects of the Plague, 113. 
 
 Coleman (Edward), Characters, with a 
 key to write and read them, 334, 411. 
 
 (Thomas), Male dicis, Maledicis, 
 
 58. 
 
 Coleridge (Henry Nelson), Introduction 
 to the Greek Poets, 518. 
 
 (Samuel Taylor), Poetical Works 
 
 of, 518. 
 
 ' The Friend, a series of 
 
 Essays, 518, 569. 
 Coles (John), Observations on the civil 
 
 disabilities of the Jews, 584. 
 Colet (John), Sermons and devotions of, 
 
 542. 
 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 542. 
 
 College (Stephen), Letter from, on his 
 
 removal to Oxford, 411. 
 Trial of, 411. 
 
 CoUey (Thomas), Confession of, 411. 
 
 Collier (J. Payne), History of the English 
 Drama, 15^5, 518. 
 
 (Jeremy), Remarks upon a book of 
 
 Dr. W. Sherlok, 542. 
 
 (Nathaniel), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 
 190. 
 
 CoUyer (James N.), and John I. Pocock, 
 Historical records of the Light-horse 
 Volunteers, 11. 
 
 (Jeremy), Immorality of the Stage, 
 
 175. 
 
 Ecclesiastical History of 
 
 Great Britain, 442. 
 
 Collins (Arthur), Sidney state papers, 313. 
 
 Peerage of England, 393. 
 
 (Lieut.-col.), Account of the English 
 
 colony of New South Wales, 555. 
 
 (R.), Sermon at St. Paul's, 188. 
 
 CoUinson (John), History and Antiqui- 
 ties of Somerset, 362. 
 
 Colquhoun (Patrick), Police of the river 
 Thames, 118, 173. 
 
 Police of the Metropolis, 
 
 118. 
 
 Columbus (Christopher), Voyages of, by 
 Washington Irving, 555. 
 
 Comerford (T.), History of Ireland, 335. 
 
 Comines (Philip de). Historical Memoirs. 
 (Corpus Htstoricum), 464. 
 
 Comyne (Eustace), Information of, relating 
 to the Popish plot, 296. 
 
 Concanen (M. jun.), and A. Morgan, His- 
 tory and Antiquities of St. Saviour's 
 South wark, 196. 
 
 Conder (James), Arrangement of provin- 
 cial coins, tokens, S[c., 91. 
 
 . An-angeraenf of provincial 
 
 coins, S[o.^ 363. 
 
 Congreve (William), Birth of the Muse, 
 518. 
 
 Tears of Amaryllis, 518. 
 
 The Works of, 618. 
 
 The way of the Worid, 589. 
 
 Connak (Rich.), Account of the Princes 
 
 of Wales, 335, 
 Connolly (T. W. J.), History of the 
 
 Sappers and Miners, 46. 
 Conybeare (John), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 
 190. 
 
 bishop of Bristol, Sermon at 
 
 St. Bridget's, 191. 
 
 Calumny defeated, 418. 
 
 — - (W. D.), and William Phillips, Out- 
 lines of the Geology of England and 
 Wales, 500. 
 
 Cook (Eliza), Poems of, 618. 
 
 (Captain James), Voyage of, 555. 
 
 (Captain J.), and Captain King, 
 
 Voyage to the Pacific, 555. 
 
 (John), Sermon at Bow church, 
 
 183. 
 
 Cooke (Edward), Address of, for examin- 
 ing the aifeirs of the Bank, 36. 
 
 Memorabilia, Collection of 
 
 Speeches made to the king, 264. 
 
 — (George), London and its vicinity, 3. 
 
 — (George Alexander), Topographical 
 description of Middlesex, 363. 
 
 — (Robert), Memorial of proposals to 
 their Majesties in Parliament, 265. 
 
 — (Shadrach), Christian Supports, 642. 
 — Two su table Discourses, 542. 
 
 T (W. B. and G.), Picturesque deli- 
 neation of the Thames, 173. 
 
 Coombe (William). History of the river 
 Thames, 173. 
 
 Cooper (Charles Purton), Great Impor- 
 tance of a religious life, 443. 
 
 Account of proceedings rela- 
 
 tive to defects in the administration of 
 justice in Chancer)'-, 489. 
 Lettres sur la Chancellerie, 
 
 489. 
 
 Speech of, for Charles Well- 
 beloved, 489. 
 
 Case of Arnold v. Arnold, 
 
 489. 
 
 Letter to the Lord Chan- 
 cellor on a defect in the law relating to 
 Lunatics, 489. 
 
 Delay in the office of the 
 
 Masters in Chancery, 489. 
 
 Letter upon the sanitary 
 
 condition of St. Giles-in-the-fields, 681. 
 
 Pamphlets by, see 588. 
 
 (Daniel), Flora Metropolitana, 4. 
 
 (James), Vaccination vindicated, 
 
 600. 
 (EHz.), The Muses' Library, 519. 
 
 (Thomas), Chronicles of England, 
 
 464. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 607 
 
 Cooper (William), Hannony between St. 
 
 Matthew and St. Luke, 542. 
 (W. White), Historical Notes of the 
 
 disease and death of Oliver Cromwell, 
 
 335. 
 Copping (Thomas), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 
 187. 
 Corbet (Jeffrey), Eye-salve for English- 
 men, 141. 
 Comer (George), Custom of Borough- 
 
 English, 588. 
 Cornish (Joseph), The Life of Thomas 
 
 Firmin, 16. 
 Corry (John), Life of Cowper, 393. 
 
 Works of Tim Bobbin, 516. 
 
 — and John Evans, History of 
 
 Coxe (William), Memoirs of Horace Wal- 
 
 pole, 403. 
 Historical Tour in Mon- 
 
 Bristol, 363. 
 Cory (Jno.), The English metropolis, 3, 4. 
 A satirical View of London, 
 
 28. 
 Cose (Joseph), Narrative of the Thief- 
 takers, 117. 
 Cosmo, Grand Duke of Tuscany, Travels 
 
 in England, 3. 
 Cotgrave (Randle), French and English 
 
 Dictionary, 569. 
 Cottingham (C), Views Plans, ^c, of 
 
 Henry the Seventh's chapel, 204. 
 Cotton (Sir Robert), Abridgement of the 
 
 [Tower] Records, 489. 
 
 Posthumous Works, 252. 
 
 Antiquity and Dignity of 
 
 * Parliaments, 265. 
 
 Courtenay (J.), Philosophical reflections 
 on the late Revolution, 265. 
 
 (T.P.), Life of Sir William Temple, 
 
 402. 
 
 Courthope (William), Synopsis of the ex- 
 tinct Baronetage, 393. 
 
 Coventry (George), Enquiry concerning 
 Junius, 278. 
 
 Cowel (John), The Interpreter, 489. 
 
 Cowley (Abraham), Definition of a Ty- 
 rant, 265. 
 
 Poem on the late Civil war, 
 
 619. 
 
 (Mrs.), The Runaway, 589. 
 
 Cowper (William), Works and Life of. 
 (Southey), 519. 
 
 Cox (Alfred), Landlord and Tenant's 
 Guide, 490. 
 
 (Richard), History of Ireland, 335. 
 
 (Thomas), Magna Britannia, a Sur- 
 vey of Great Britain, 376. 
 
 Coxe (William), Correspondence of Tal- 
 bot, duke of Shrewsbury, 335, 393. 
 
 Memoirs of the Pelham ad- 
 ministration, 335. 
 
 Life of Marlborough, 398. 
 
 History of the House of 
 
 mouth shire, 363. 
 
 • Travels into Poland, Russia, 
 
 ^<j., 556. 
 
 Travels in Switzerland and 
 the Grisons, 556. 
 Coxhead, The Antiquities of London, 1. 
 Crabbe (George), Universal Historical 
 
 Dictionary, 464. 
 Universal Technological Dic- 
 tionary, 569. 
 
 ' English Synonymes, 469. 
 Poetical Works of, 519. 
 
 Austria, 464 
 Letter on secret tribunals of 
 
 Westphalia, 464. 
 
 Craig (Campbell), and Earl of Anglesey, 
 
 Trial between, 490. 
 Cranford (James), The Mischiefe which 
 
 Heresies doe, 181. 
 Crantz (David), History of Greenland, 
 
 464. 
 Crawford (Charles), Sophronia and Hil- 
 
 lario, 519. 
 Crayon (Geoffrey), Sketch-book of, 93. 
 Creyghton (Robert), Sermon before the 
 
 king, 542. 
 Crine (George), Management of the Gout, 
 
 500. 
 Croft (Herbert), The Legacy of, 542. 
 Croker (T. Crofton), Catalogue of ancient 
 
 and mediaeval Rings, ^-c, 585. 
 Croleio (Roberto), Sermon at Gylde Hall 
 
 chappel, 181. 
 Cromek (R. H.), Collection of Scottish 
 
 Songs, 519. 
 Cromwell (Thos.), History of Colchester, 
 
 363. 
 
 Walks through Islington, 
 
 363. 
 
 The times of Oliver Crom- 
 well, 335. 
 
 Crook (John), Compassion to all the 
 afflicted, 443. 
 
 Truth's Triumphs, 443. 
 
 Grossman (Samuel), Testimony and De- 
 claration of, 443. 
 
 Crouch (John), Uor-fipiov TXvKiiriKov, 
 London's bitter-sweet cup of tears, 
 143. 
 
 Crouchman (Obadiah), A nest of serpents 
 discovered, 56. 
 
 Crowley (Robert), Sermon at Guildhall 
 chapel, 583. 
 
 Crown (John), City Politiques, a comedy, 
 519. 
 
 Crowther (Philip Wyatt), Law of Arrests, 
 490. 
 
 Christian's Manual, 543. 
 
 Cruden (Alexander), Concordance of the 
 
 Holy Scriptures, 543. 
 (R. P.), Observations on municipal 
 
 bodies, 265, 490. 
 History of Gravesend, 363. 
 
608 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Cmmwell (Lieutenant-general), A most 
 learned, conscientious, and devout ex- 
 ercise 140* 
 
 Cudworth (Ralph), The Works of, 543. 
 
 Cuitt (George), Wanderings and Pencil- 
 ings amongst the ruins of the olden 
 time, 363. 
 
 Cujacii (Jac.) Epistolae Grsecanicae, 464. 
 
 Culpeper (S. T.), Necessity of abating 
 usury, 266. 
 
 Cumberland (Richard), The Jew, 589. 
 
 Cundy (N. W.), Reports of the grand 
 ship canal from London to Portsmouth, 
 73. 
 
 Cunningham (Peter), A Hand-book of 
 London, 3. 
 
 Letters of Horace Walpole, 
 
 349. 
 
 Story of NeU Gwyn, 395. 
 
 Cupper (William), Sermons on the Plague, 
 111. 
 
 Curtis (Jane), Satire against injustice, 
 432. 
 
 ■— (John), British Entomology, 500. 
 
 (William), F.L.S, Flora Londi- 
 
 nensis, 4, 502. 
 
 Curzou (Hon. Robert), Visits to the mo- 
 nasteries in the Levant, 556. 
 
 Cuvier's Animal Kingdom, 500, 501. 
 
 Dalby (Thomas), Propositions for general 
 Land-banks, 35. 
 
 Dale (Samuel), History of Harwich, 363. 
 
 (Thomas), Sermon for the Printers' 
 
 pension society, 191. 
 
 Dallas (George), The Speech of, 41. 
 
 Dallaway (James), Heraldic Enquiries, 
 363. 
 
 Observations on English Ar- 
 chitecture, 511. 
 
 Dallison (Charles), recorder of Lincoln, 
 the Speech of, to the king, 128. 
 
 Dalrymple (David), Memorials, temp. 
 Jac. /., 336. 
 
 Annals of Scotland, 336. 
 
 (Sir John), Memoirs of Great Bri- 
 tain, 336. 
 
 The conduct which England 
 
 should follow in foreign politics, 336. 
 
 (John), Essay towards a history of 
 
 Feudal property, 490. 
 
 Dalton (John), Sermons before the Uni- 
 versity of Oxford, 543. 
 
 (Michael), Office of Sheriffs, 490. 
 
 Dampier (William), Voyage roimd the 
 world, 556. 
 
 Danby (Thomas), Answer of^ to Sir R. 
 Howard's book, 266. 
 
 Account of His Majesty's 
 
 revenue, 266. 
 
 Dandridge (Isaac), Like will to like, 
 525. 
 
 Danet (M.), Dictionary of Roman and 
 
 Grecian Antiquities, 464. 
 Dangerfield's Memoirs, 15. 
 Dangerfield (Thomas), Animadversions on 
 
 Mr. John Gadbury's almanack, 266. 
 
 Narrative of the Popish Plot, 
 
 295, 296. 
 
 Answer to a certain lying 
 
 pamphlet, 413. 
 Daniel (George), Merrie England in the 
 
 olden time, 519. 
 — — Democritus in London, 519. 
 
 (John), Ecclesiastical History of the 
 
 Britons and Saxons, 443. 
 (William), Six views of London, 
 
 3, 173. 
 Danvers (Caleb), A proper reply to the 
 
 Craftsman, 265. 
 Darell (William), History of Dover castle 
 
 363. 
 Darley (John), The glory of Chelsea col- 
 ledge revived, 29. 
 Dart (John), History and Antiquities of 
 
 Westminster abbey, 203. 
 History and Antiquities of 
 
 Canterbury cathedral, 363. 
 Dartmouth (Lord), Address of, to James II., 
 
 276. 
 Dathan (The Jew), Chronicle of William 
 
 the son of George, 334. 
 D'Auvergne (Edward), History of the 
 
 campagne in Flanders, 336. 
 Davenant (Charles), Report concerning 
 
 the public Accounts, 266. 
 
 Tom Double against, 266. 
 
 Essays and Treatises, 583. 
 
 Account of the trade between 
 
 Great Britain," France, 4c., 266, 465. 
 
 Davenport (R. A.), Dictionary of Bio- 
 graphy, 393. 
 
 Davies (Edward), Celtic Researches, 363. 
 Mythology and rites of the 
 
 British Druids, 363. 
 The claims of Ossian, 364. 
 
 (Richard), General state of education 
 
 in the Universities, 501. 
 (Thomas), Dramatic Miscellanies, 
 
 519. 
 Davila (Hen. Cat.), Civil wars in France, 
 
 (Fameworth), 465. 
 Davis (Sir John Francis), History of 
 
 China, 465. 
 Davy (Sir Humphrey), Discourses before 
 
 the Royal Society, 170. 
 
 Works of, 501. 
 
 Dawes (Sir William), Sermon before the 
 
 Goldsmiths' society, 192. 
 Sermon at Guildhall chapel, 
 
 186. 
 (Wm,), bishop of Chester, Sermon 
 
 at the anniversary of the Charity chil- 
 dren, 180. 
 Sermon at St. Bridget's, 188. 
 
NDEX. 
 
 609 
 
 Dawkes (T.), Prodigium Willinghamense, 
 501. 
 
 . Works of, 501. 
 
 Day (John), Isle of Gulls, 519. 
 
 (T. A.), and Dines (J. H.), Illus- 
 trations of mediaeval costume, 364. 
 
 De Castro (Don Adolpho), The Spanish 
 protestants, 443, 465. 
 
 • History of the religious in- 
 tolerance in Spain, 443, 465. 
 
 Deacon (Edward), Digest of the Criminal 
 Law, 490. 
 
 Decker (Thomas), The Belman of London, 
 25. 
 
 Lanthome and Candlelight, 
 
 25. 
 
 per se ; or a new cryer 
 of lanthome and candlelight, 25. 
 
 The entertainment to King 
 
 James, Queen e Anne, and Prince Fre- 
 derick, 96. 
 
 The wonderful Yeare 1603, 
 
 London lying sicke of the Plague, 111. 
 The Seven Deadly Sinnes of 
 
 London, 111. 
 
 The Shoo-makers' holy-day. 
 
 519. 
 
 Defoe (Daniel), Augusta Triumphans, 3. 
 History of the great Plague, 
 
 113. 
 
 Account of the societies for 
 
 the Reformation of Manners, 115. 
 
 The Protestant Nunnery 
 
 (written under the name of Andrew 
 Moreton), 5 7" 4. 
 
 — Remarks upon Remarks, or 
 
 animadversions on Fdtrifugium (written 
 under the name of Dr. Gardner), 582. 
 
 The Novels of, 519. 
 
 Robinson Crusoe, 519. 
 
 Degge (Sir Simon), The Parson's Coun- 
 sellor, 490. 
 
 De Groot (Lord Pieter), Letters from, to 
 the States of Holland, 465. 
 
 De la Beche (Sir Henry), and Reeks 
 (Trenham), Catalogue of specimens in 
 the Museum of Practical Geology, 364. 
 
 Delamere (Henry lord). Case of Lord 
 William Russell, 431. 
 
 De la Valle (Pietro), Travels into East 
 India and Arabia Deserta, 556. 
 
 De Laune (Thomas), The present state of 
 London, 3. 
 
 Anglise Metropolis, 3. 
 
 ■ Narrative of the suflferings 
 
 of, 393. 
 
 (William), Sermon before the Sons 
 
 of the Clergy, 180. 
 
 — Sermon at St. Paul's, 189. 
 
 Dell (William), Increase of popery in 
 England, 267, 380. 
 
 De Lolme (J. L.), History of the Flagel- 
 lants, 443. 
 
 De Lolme (J. L.), Constitution of England^ 
 490. 
 
 Delpit (MM. Martial et Jules), Recogni- 
 tiones Feodorum, 465. 
 
 Collection Generale des Do- 
 cuments Frangais, 465. 
 
 Demosthenes, Orations of, 465. 
 
 Denham (J. F.), Views of, and an historical 
 account of St. Dunstan's in the West, 
 107. 
 
 (Sir John), Cooper's Hill, 519. 
 
 Denholm (James), History of Glasgow, 
 364. 
 
 Denison (Stephen), The white Wolfe, a 
 sermon at St. Paul's crosse, 177. 
 
 Funeral Sermon on Mrs. Eli- 
 zabeth Juxon, 194. 
 
 Denne (Dr. John), A register of bene- 
 factions of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, 23, 
 109. 
 
 • — The wisdom of God in the 
 
 vegetable creation, 543. 
 
 Dennis (John), The Monument, 519. 
 
 Battle of Ramilla, 519. 
 
 Dennistoun (James), Memoirs of Sir Ro- 
 bert Strange, 402. 
 
 Dent (John), A Looking-glass for con- 
 stables, represented in the trials of the 
 murderers of, 201. 
 
 Dering (Sir E.), knt., A collection of 
 Speeches of, 57. 
 
 Four cardinal virtues of a 
 
 Carmelite friar, 569. 
 
 Desaguliers (J. T.), Dissertation concern- 
 ing Electricity, 501. 
 
 Deodate (John), A Reply to a Letter- 
 about matters concerning the king and 
 the government of the church, 58. 
 
 Devon (Frederick), Issues of the Exche- 
 quer, 364. 
 
 D'Ewes (Sir Simonds), Autobiography 
 and Correspondence of, 393. 
 
 De Witt, John, Pensionary, and Ruwaert 
 Van Putten, 465. 
 
 Deykes (William), Defective state of the 
 Pavements, 119. 
 
 D'Herbelot (Barthelemi), Bibliotheque 
 Orientale, 465. 
 
 Dibdin (Thomas), Family Quarrels, 589. 
 
 (Thomas Frognall), Life of Caxton, 
 
 392. 
 
 Bibliographical Tour, 556. 
 
 Library Companion, 569. 
 
 Bibliomania, or book-mad- 
 
 ness, 569. 
 
 569. 
 
 Bibliographical Decameron, 
 
 Dick (Wm. R.), Inscriptions and devices 
 
 in the Beauchamp tower, 159. 
 Dickson (William), Mitigation of Slavery, 
 
 313. 
 Digby (Geo. lord). Third Speech of, 121. 
 
 j — Apologie of, 584. 
 
 I 2 T 
 
610 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Digges (Sir Dudley), The complete Am- 
 bassador, 490. 
 
 Diggs (Thomas), Thomas Adamson's 
 England's defence, ^c, 253, 269. 
 
 D'Israeli (J.), Curiosities of Literature, 
 669. 
 
 The same, illustrated by 
 
 Comey, 569. 
 Dilworth (H. W.), History of London, 3. 
 Diodorus Siculus, by Booth. (Corpus 
 
 Historicum), 463. 
 Dixon (Hepworth), The London Prisons, 
 
 156. 
 • ■ History of Robert Blake, 
 
 admiral and general at sea, 336, 393. 
 Dobb (Thomas), The case of, concerning 
 
 party- walls, 202. 
 Dobie (Roland), History of St. Giles's in 
 
 the Fields and St. George's Blooms- 
 bury, 583. 
 Dobson (Edward), Declaration, vindica- 
 tion, and protestation of, 57. 
 Dod (S.), Sermon at St. Paul's, 193. 
 Dodd (Charles R.), Annual Biography, 
 
 393. 
 (R.), Report on the proposed canal 
 
 navigation, 173. 
 Dodderidge (Sir John), History of the 
 
 principality of Wales, duchy of Corn- 
 wall, and earldom of Chester, 364. 
 
 The compleat Parson, 490. 
 
 Dodington (Geo. Bubb), Diary of, 336. 
 Dodsley (J.), Collection of old plays, 
 
 520. 
 
 (R.), Public Vertue, a poem, 520. 
 
 Miscellaneous poems of, 527. 
 
 Dodsley's Annual Register, 562. 
 Dodson (John), Reports of Admiralty 
 
 cases, 490. 
 Dodwell (Hen.), De Parma Equestri 
 
 Woodwardiana. (Heame), 364. 
 Dolbein (Jo.), Letter to Dr. Henry Sache- 
 
 verell, 431. 
 Donato (Alessandro), Roma vetus ac re- 
 
 cens, 511. 
 Donne (John), Death's Duel, a sermon, 
 
 543. 
 Donovan (Edward), British birds, fishes, 
 
 and insects, 501. 
 Doran (Dr.), History of Court Fools, 570. 
 Domford (Josiah), Letters on the police, 
 
 117. 
 Douglas (G. Archibald), Nature and 
 
 causes of impotence in men, 501. 
 (James), Sepulchral history of Great 
 
 Britain, 364. 
 
 (John), Works of (by Macdonald), 
 
 ^ 543. 
 
 (Sylvester), Speech of, on a union, 
 
 323. 
 ■ Threatening letter from to Lefevre, 
 
 413. 
 Dow (Alex.), History of Hindostan, 465 
 
 Dowling (Joseph), Case of Beckwith v. 
 Wood, 430. 
 
 Downes (John), Roscius Anglicanus, 175. 
 
 Downing (Sir Geo.), An extract out of 
 the Register of the States-general, 336. 
 
 Drake (Francis), Ehoracum ; History and 
 Antiquities of the city of York, 364. 
 
 (James), History of the last Parlia- 
 ment, 336. 
 
 — Historia Anglo-Scotica, 336. 
 
 Humours of Tunbridge Wells 
 
 and Islington, 520. 
 
 (Nathan), Shakspeare and his times, 
 
 393. 
 
 (Samuel), De vino eucharistico aqua 
 
 non necessario admiscenda, 543. 
 
 Draper (Sir William), Answer of, to the 
 Spanish arguments for preserving Ma- 
 nilla, 336. 
 
 Drayton (Michael), The Works of, 520. 
 
 Drew (Samuel), Essay on the Soul, 544. 
 
 Remarks, religious and lite- 
 
 ra'i-y, 544. 
 
 On the being and attributes 
 of the Deity, 543. 
 
 On the Resurrection of the 
 
 human body, 543. 
 
 Life and Remains of, 393. 
 
 Drummond of Hawthomden (William), 
 
 History of Scotland, 337. 
 Dryden (John), Annus Mirabilis, 63, 520. 
 Prologue and Epilogue to the 
 
 Loyal Brother, 620. 
 
 The Works of, by Walter 
 
 Scott, 620. 
 D. T., Certain Queries presented to all 
 
 that desire reformation of grievances, 
 
 22. 
 Du Baudrier (The Sieur), New journey 
 
 to Paris, 656. 
 Ducange (Car. Dufresne), Glossarium, 
 
 670. 
 Ducarel (Andrew C), LL.D., History of 
 
 the Royal Hospital and collegiate church 
 
 of St. Katherine, near the Tower, 3. 
 
 Upon the early cultivation of 
 
 Botany in England, 60l! 
 
 Account of Croydon, 364. 
 
 History of Lambeth, 364. 
 
 Repertory of Endowments, 
 
 443. 
 Duck (Arthur), Life of Chichele, 393. 
 
 (Stephen), Poems, 589. 
 
 Dufferin (Lord), Voyage to Spitzbergen, 
 
 656. 
 Dugdale (Richard), Narrative of unheard 
 
 of Popish cruelties, 443. 
 (Stephen), Information of, relating 
 
 to the Popish Plot, 296. 
 
 Narrative of the Plot carried 
 
 on by Gondamore, 297. 
 Dugdale (Sir William), History of St. 
 Paul's, 161. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 4k 
 
 611 
 
 Dugdale (Sir WiUiam), History of St. 
 
 Paul's (edit, by E. Maynard), 161. 
 '■ The same, with continuations 
 
 and additions, by Henry Ellis, 161. 
 
 Summons of the nobility to 
 
 Parliament, 249. 
 
 Antiquities of Warwick- 
 
 shire, 364. 
 
 490. 
 
 Arms, 365. 
 
 History of Embanking, 365. 
 Origines Juridiciales, 75, 
 
 Ancient usage of bearing 
 
 449. 
 
 - Monastico7i Anglicanum, 365, 
 
 - Catalogue of the nobility of 
 England, 378. 
 
 Baronage, 394. 
 
 Life, Diary, and Correspon- 
 
 dence of, 394. 
 Du Halde (J. B.), History of China, 466. 
 Duigenan (Patrick), Answer to the ad- 
 dress of Mr. Grattan, 268. 
 
 I ■' Fair representation of the 
 
 present political state of Ireland, 268. 
 Speech of, on the Union, 
 
 323. 
 Du Moulin (Lewis), Letter to Dr. Moulin, 
 
 443. 
 Duncan (John), LL.D., The Life and 
 
 Death of Nathaniel Butler, 15. 
 The Saint's victory over 
 
 death, 181. 
 Duncombe (John), The Feminead; or 
 
 Female Genius, 520. 
 Duncumb (John), Collections towards the 
 
 history and antiquities of Hereford, 
 
 365. 
 Dundas (Henry) , Substance of a Speech 
 
 on the legislative Union with Ireland, 
 
 268. 
 (Mr.) Speech of, on the abolition of 
 
 the Slave Trade, 313. 
 Dunkin (Alfred John), Chronicles of 
 
 Kent, 585. 
 Report of the British Archae- 
 ological Association, 685. 
 
 Account of the Dinely MS., 
 
 585. 
 
 Kent, 588. 
 
 Account of Stone church. 
 
 Description of Worcester ca- 
 thedral, 588. 
 
 Dunois (The Countess of). Memoirs of 
 
 ' the Court of England, 337. 
 
 Dunsford (Martin), Historical Memoirs of 
 Tiverton, 365. 
 
 Dunster (S.), Sermon at St. Mary-le-Bow, 
 193. 
 
 Dunston (Joseph), Sermon before the na- 
 tives of the city of London, 179. 
 
 Dunton (John), The Life and Errors of, 
 16. 
 
 Dupin (Charles), View of the military 
 force of Great Britain, 337. 
 
 (Baron), Commercial power of Great 
 
 Britain, 337. 
 
 Dupont (M.), Answer to the Reflections 
 of E. Burke, 268. 
 
 Duppa (Richard), Journal of occurrences 
 in Rome in 1798, 466. 
 
 D'Urfey (Thos.), Collin's Walk through 
 London and Westminster, 3. 
 
 Durham (William), Sermon at St. Mary- 
 le-Bow, 182. 
 
 Dury (John), Considerations in relation 
 to the Act of 2 January, 1649, 268. 
 
 Dutens (L.), Manner of securing build- 
 ings from fire, 64, 365. 
 
 Other Tracts of, 365. 
 
 Duthie (Wm.), A Tramp's wallet, 466. 
 
 Dybdynne (Thomas), A ryghte sorrowe- 
 ful tragyke Lamentacyonne, 94. 
 
 Dyer (George), History and Antiquities 
 of Tewkesbury, 365. 
 
 (Sir James), Specimens of the re- 
 ports of, 490. 
 
 Dymond (Jonathan), Essays on Morality, 
 501. 
 
 Dyson (Randall), History of Tottenham 
 High-cross, 386. 
 
 Eardlev Wilmot (Sir John E.), Acts 
 
 and Bills of Lord I5rougham, 490. 
 Earle (John), Microcosmography, 570. 
 Easton (James), Human Longevity, 570. 
 Eaton (Daniel J.), Extortions and abuses 
 
 of Newgate, 154. 
 E. B., Copy of a Letter sent by, to the 
 
 Pope, 143. 
 Eccles (Solomon), Musick Lector, 444. 
 Echard (Lawrence), The Roman History, 
 
 466. 
 Econchatti (Oceola Nikkanochee), Prince 
 
 of. Narrative of the early days of, 
 
 466. 
 Ecton (W.), Liher Valorum, 444. 
 Eden (Sir Frederick Morton), State of 
 
 the Poor, 585. 
 Edington (Robert), Essay on the Coal 
 
 Trade, 92. 
 ■ Treatise on the Coal Trade, 
 
 Edmonds (Sir Clement), Observations on 
 
 the landing of forces, 268. 
 Edmondson (Joseph), Complete body of 
 
 Heraldry, 365. 
 Edward VI., Copies of seven original 
 
 Letters of, 337. 
 Edwards (Thomas), Reports of Admiralty 
 
 cases, 490. 
 
 Canons of Criticism, 520. 
 
 Efford (W.), A Scheme for supplying the 
 
 metropolis with Water, 72. 
 Egan (Pierce), Life in London, 29. 
 
^^12 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Egan (Pierce), Walks through Bath, 366. 
 
 Elder (John), Letter of the arrival and 
 marriage of Philip to Queen Mary, 95. 
 
 Eldon (Lord Chancellor), MS. Letter, 
 with his opinion upon the sentence of 
 G. Vaughan, and others, 436. 
 
 Elinor (James), Petitions of, 276. 
 
 Elizabeth (Queen), Last Speech and 
 thanks of, to her last Parliament, 
 251. 
 
 Ellesmere (Lord Chancellor), Speech 
 touching the Post-nati, 495. 
 
 Elliot (Captain Robert), Views in the 
 East, 466, 556. 
 
 Elliott (Sir Gilbert), Articles of Charge 
 against Sir Elijah Impey, 414. 
 
 Ellis (George), Specimens of the early 
 English Poets, 520. 
 
 (George Alfred), History of Wey- 
 mouth and Melcombe Regis, 366. 
 
 (Henry), History and Antiquities of 
 
 St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, 109. 
 
 Plan projected in 1561 for 
 
 building a House of Correction in West- 
 minster, 152. 
 
 Original Letters relating to 
 
 English History, 337. 
 
 Journal of the late embassy 
 
 to China, 556, 
 
 ■ — Introduction to Doomsday 
 Book, 218. 
 
 (William), The Campagna of Lon- 
 don, 3. 
 
 Polynesian Researches, 566. 
 
 ■ Madagascar, 587. 
 
 Elmes (James), A Topographical Dic- 
 tionary of London, 3. 
 
 ■ The Life of Sir Christopher 
 
 Wren, 19. 
 
 1 Sir Christopher Wren and 
 
 his times, 19. 
 
 ■ Hints for the improvement 
 
 of Prisons, 154. 
 
 Treatise on Architectural 
 
 Jurisprudence, 491. 
 
 Essay on ecclesiastical and 
 
 civil Dilapidations, 491 
 
 Elmham (Thomas of), Historia monasterii 
 S. Augustini Cantuariensis, 462. 
 
 Elstob (Elizabeth), Translation of St. 
 Gregory's Engl.-Saxon Homily, 368. 
 
 Elyot (Syr Thomas), The Castel of Helth, 
 502. 
 
 Emerson (Thomas), Treatise on the courts 
 of law of the city of London, 78. 
 
 Encydopcedia Britannica, 570. 
 
 Enderbie (Percy), Cambria Triumphans, 
 337. 
 
 Englefield (Sir Henry C), bart.. Observa- 
 tion on the probable consequences of 
 the demolition of London bridge, 20. 
 
 Entick (Rev. John), History and Surrey 
 of London and Westminster, 4. 
 
 Erbery (William), The Bishop of London, 
 the Welch Curate, and Common Pray- 
 ers, 59. 
 
 Erskine (Robert). Dissertation on Rivers 
 and Tides, 172. 
 
 (Lord), Speeches of, 491. 
 
 Essex (Earl of). Letter to the Lord Mayor 
 concerning the advance of the army to 
 London, 128, 138. 
 
 Second Letter of, to the Lord 
 
 Mayorfor supplying him with 100,000Z., 
 128. 
 — (Arthur earl of). Speech of, 270. 
 
 Account of how he killed 
 
 himseK in the Tower, 270. 
 Estienne, St. (J. P. Rabaut de). Address 
 
 to the English Nation, 270. 
 Estwick (Sampson), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 
 186. 
 Eustace (John Chetwode), Tour through 
 
 Italy, 556. 
 Evans (John), A Sermon on the Fire which 
 
 began in Thames street, 65. 
 
 Sermon at Hand alley, 180. 
 
 Moderation stated, 184. 
 
 A sketch of the denomina- 
 
 tions of the Christian world, 544. 
 (Thomas), Exposition of the faith 
 
 of the Society of Friends, 444. 
 Evelyn (John), Charters of the city of 
 
 London, 78. 
 
 Fumifugium\ or the incon- 
 
 venience of Aer and Smoke, 
 Everard (Edmund), Depositions on the 
 
 Popish Plot, 270, 295. 
 (Edmond), Pressure and Grievances 
 
 of the Protestants in France, 305. 
 
 Fabyan (Robert), Chronicles of England 
 
 and France, 338. 
 Facciolati (Jac), Lexicon Latinum (edit. 
 
 Bailey), 570. 
 Fairchild (Thomas), City Gardener, 502. 
 Fairfax (Edward), The Works of Tasso, 
 
 621. 
 (Sir Thomas), Letter from, to the 
 
 Houses of Parliament and Common 
 
 Council, 136. 
 
 Two Letters from, to both 
 
 Houses of Parliament, 137. 
 
 Letter from, to the Lord 
 
 Mayor, 137. 
 
 Letter from, and the chief 
 commanders in the army, to the Lord 
 Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Coun- 
 cil, 137. 
 Letter of, to R. H. the Lord 
 
 Mayor, 139. 
 
 Proclamation of, 140. 
 
 Declaration from his excel- 
 
 lency and the general Councell of the 
 Arraie, 266. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 613 
 
 Fairfax (Sir Thomas), Charge against 
 Denzill Hollis, 270. 
 
 Memoirs of, 394, 
 
 Fairholt (Frederick W.), Collection of 
 
 Lord Mayor's pageants, 104. 
 
 Civic Garland, 105. 
 
 Dictionary of Terms in Art, 
 
 511. 
 
 Costume in England, 585. 
 
 Falconer (William), Universal Marine 
 
 Dictionary, 570. 
 Falkener (Edward), Museum of Classical 
 
 Antiquities, 511. 
 
 Inscriptiones Graecas in iti- 
 
 nere Asiatico collectas, 587. 
 
 Falle (Philip), Of the Descent of the Pa- 
 raclete, 186. 
 
 Caesarea; or an account of 
 
 Jersey, 366. 
 
 Farindon (Anthony), Sermons, 178. 
 Fvmeral Sermon on Sir G. 
 
 Whitmore, 195. 
 Farley (Henry), The Complaint of St. 
 
 Paul's, 160. 
 Saint Paules Church, her 
 
 bill for the Parliament, 160. 
 Farmer (J.), History of Waltham, 366. 
 Famworth (Richard), The Spirit of God, 
 
 444. 
 Fameworth (Ellis), Translation of Da- 
 
 vila's Civil Wars, 465. 
 Farquhar (George), Works of, 521. 
 
 (Mr.), The Constant Couple, 589. 
 
 Faulconbridge (E.), Life of Edward the 
 
 Second, 337. 
 Faulkland (Lord), Speech of, to the House 
 
 of Lords against Lord Finch, 122, 270. 
 Faulkner (Thomas), Historical accoimt of 
 
 Fulham and Hammersmith, 366. 
 
 History and Antiquities of 
 
 Kensington, 366. 
 
 Historical and Topographical 
 
 Description of Chelsea, 366 
 
 History and Antiquities of 
 
 Hammersmith, 366, 
 
 Favell (Mr. Samuel), Speeches, Letters, 
 ^c, to the Common Council on various 
 occasions, 149. 
 
 Favia (Francisco de). Information of, re- 
 lating to the Popish Plot, 296. 
 
 Favine (Andrew), The Theater of Honour, 
 338, 466. 
 
 Fawcet (Samuel), Sermon before the Ha- 
 berdashers Company, 192. 
 
 Fecknam (John), Homilies on the Creed, 
 544. 
 
 Fenn (John), Chronological Tables, ex- 
 hibiting the state of the Society of An- 
 tiquaries, 162, 
 
 Original Letters of the Fasten 
 
 Family, 338. 
 
 Fenton (Richard), Historical Tour through 
 Pembrokeshire, 367. 
 
 Ferguson (James), Use of a new Orrery 
 
 made by, 502. 
 Idea of the Material Uni- 
 
 verse, 502. 
 Ferguson's (Mr.), Letter to his friends in 
 
 London, 271. 
 Fern (H.), Resolutions of Conscience, 
 
 271. 
 Ferrey (Benjamin), The Antiquities of 
 
 the Priory of Chnstchurch, Hants, 367. 
 F. H., The Anatomyes of the True Phy- 
 sician;, 31. 
 Fiddes (Richard), Life of Cardinal Wol- 
 
 sey, 394. 
 Field (William), Memoirs of the Life of 
 
 Samuel Parr, 399. 
 Fielding (Henry), Proposal for a provision 
 
 for the Poor, 117. 
 
 Enquiry into the late increase 
 
 of Robbers, 117. 
 
 Case of Elizabeth Canning, 
 
 409. 
 
 404. 
 
 Charge to the Grand Jury, 
 
 The case of Bosavem Pen- 
 ley, 428. 
 
 Narrative of the base and 
 
 inhimian arts, 521. 
 
 The Fathers, 589. 
 
 The Works of, by Murphy, 
 
 521. 
 
 — (John), Plan for preventing Rob- 
 beries, 117. 
 
 Extracts from the Penal 
 
 Laws, relating to the peace and good 
 order of the metropolis, 1 17. 
 
 (Sir John), A brief Description of 
 
 London and Westminster, 4. 
 
 Fiennes (Hon. N.), Speech of, concerning 
 bishops, 121. 
 
 Filmer (Sir Robert), Patriarcha, 585. 
 
 Fisher (John), bishop of Rochester, Fu- 
 neral Sermon of thei Countess of Rich- 
 mond, 553. 
 
 (Payne), Catalogue of Tombs, 
 
 Gravestones, ^"c, in the churches of 
 London, from St. Katherine, beyond 
 the Tower, to Temple Bar, 109. 
 
 Tombs and Monuments in 
 
 St. Paul's, 161. 
 
 Fitch (Asa), Report on the noxious and 
 other insects of the State of New York, 
 477. 
 
 Fitzgerald (David), Information of, re- 
 lating to the Popish Plot, 296. 
 
 Fitzharris (Edw.), The Confession of, 415. 
 
 Last Speech of, 415. 
 
 Fitz-Stephen's Description of London, 4. 
 
 Flamstead (J.), Correct Tide-table, 502. 
 
 Flatman (Thomas), Ode on the death of 
 Charles II., 521. 
 
 Fleetwood (Wm.), Chromcon Preciosum 
 367, 491. 
 
614 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Fleetwood (William), bishop of Ely, The 
 justice of paying our debts, 180. 
 
 chaplain in ordinary to their 
 
 Majesties, Sermons of, 185, 187. 
 
 Fletcher of Saltoun (Andrew), Historical 
 account of the rights of the Parliament 
 of Scotland, 491. 
 
 F. 0., Law French Dictionary, 493. 
 
 Foot (John), Appeal concerning the mur- 
 der of George Clarke, 410. 
 
 Foote (Samuel), The Cozeners, 689. 
 
 Forbes (Alex.), History of California, 467. 
 
 (Patrick), View of the transactions 
 
 in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, 338. 
 
 Forby (Robert), Vocabulary of East 
 Anglia, 570. 
 
 Ford (Dr.), The Conflagration of London 
 poetically described, 63, 521. 
 
 London's Remains, 63, 521. 
 
 Actio in Londini Incendia- 
 
 rios, 63, 521. 
 
 Londini Renascentis Imago 
 
 63, 521. 
 London's Resurrection poeti- 
 
 cally represented, 63, 
 
 (John), Dramatic Works of, 521. 
 
 (Simon), Baptism for the dead, a 
 
 Sermon, 185. 
 Forduni (Johannis), Scoti-Chronicon,338. 
 Forster (Edward), Catalogus Avium in 
 
 Insulis Britannicis, 500. 
 Foster (James), Sermon on the death of 
 
 the rev. Thomas Emlyn, 194. 
 (John), Lives of British Statesmen, 
 
 394. 
 
 (N.), Remarks on Dr. Stebbing's 
 
 dissertation on the marriage of minors, 
 491. 
 
 Remarks on the rev. Dr. 
 
 Stebbing's dissertation on the marriages 
 of minors, 271. 
 
 (Rt. hon. John), Misconceptions of 
 
 fects, Sj;c., of the public accounts, 271. 
 
 Review of a publication en- 
 titled the Speech of, 271. 
 
 Speech on the Union, 322, 
 
 323. 
 
 Forsyth (William), History of Trial by 
 Jury, 491. 
 
 Fortescue (Sir John), The difference be- 
 tween an absolute and limited mo- 
 narchy, 491. 
 
 Fortune (Robert), Residence among the 
 Chinese, 467. 
 
 Fosbrooke (Thomas Dudley), Economy of 
 the monastic life, 367, 444. 
 
 • Economy of monastic life, a 
 
 poem, 521. 
 
 444. 
 
 367. 
 
 British Monachism, 367, 
 
 Berkeley manuscripts, 367. 
 Encyclopaedia of Antiquities, 
 
 Foster (Henry), Sermon at Newgate, 181. 
 
 (J.), Pocket Encyclopaedia of natural 
 
 phenomena, 602. 
 
 Essays of, 570. 
 
 Essay on popular ignorance. 
 
 570. 
 Fothergill (John), Account of the sore 
 
 throat, 502. 
 Fowler (Edward), Sennon at a meeting 
 
 of Gloucestershire men, 179. 
 
 Sermon at Bow church, 185. 
 
 Sermon at Guildhall chappel. 
 
 188. 
 (Matthew), Funeral Sermon on Mrs. 
 
 Anne Smith, 195. 
 Fownes (George), Chymistry, as exempli- 
 fying the wisdom and beneficence of. 
 
 God ; an Actonian prize essay, 502. 
 Fox (Charles James), Letter to the electors 
 
 of Westminster, 202. 
 Speech on the state of the 
 
 nation, 271. 
 A vindication of the history 
 
 of James the Second, 338. 
 History of James the Second, 
 
 — Substance of his speech on 
 
 Mr. Grey's motion, 491. 
 
 — (Francis), Sermon at the Hereford- 
 shire feast, 178. 
 
 — (George), Queries given forth, 444. 
 To the Protector and Parlia- 
 
 ment, 444. 
 
 Last Will of, 444. 
 
 — (John), Proposals for printing the 
 Book of Martyrs, 444. 
 
 Acts and Monuments, 445. 
 
 Frances (Robert), Speech of, 415. 
 Francis (John), History of the Bank of 
 England, 37. 
 
 Chronicles and character of 
 
 the Stock Exchange, 37. 
 
 (Sam. Lock), Intended Address on 
 
 the opening of Drury-lane theatre, 176. 
 
 Francklin (Thomas), Translation, a poem, 
 521. 
 
 Franklin (Captain), Journey to the Polar 
 Sea, 556. 
 
 (W. T.), Life of Benjamin Franklin, 
 
 394. 
 
 Franks (R. H.), Report of the Corpora- 
 tion Commission, 150. 
 
 Letter to Lord Althorp on 
 
 reforming the livery companies, 160. 
 
 (Thomas), King of Prussia's rights 
 
 to Silesia, 468. 
 
 Free (John), Articles proposed to the con- 
 sideration of the Salters Company, 49. 
 Sermon on the untimely 
 
 death of William Allen the younger, 
 194. 
 Freeling (Francis), Remarks on the im- 
 provements carrying on, 74. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 615 
 
 Freeman (S.), Sennon at St. Bridget's, 187. 
 
 • Funeral Sermon on Aid. Sir 
 
 Thomas Blud worth, 194. 
 
 Frend (William), Thoughts on Subscrip- 
 tion, 445. 
 
 ■ ■ — Appendix to, 445. 
 
 Frese (James), A packet of Newes, 544. 
 
 Friend (Sir John), and Sir William Per- 
 kins, Declaration of the archbishops 
 and bishops on the proceedings of cer- 
 tain clergymen at the execution of, 415. 
 
 Letter to the three Absolvers, 
 
 415. 
 
 Frichii (Joan. Georgii) Commentatio de 
 Druidis, 367. 
 
 Froissart (Sir John), Chronicles, by Lord 
 Bemers, 464, 468. 
 
 Poemes inedits de, 689. 
 
 Frost (John), Orations before the Medico- 
 botanical society, 168. 
 
 Some account of the science 
 
 of Botany, 170. 
 
 Froude (James Anthony), History of Eng- 
 land, 338. 
 
 Frowde (Philip), The fall of Saguntum, a 
 tragedy, 521. 
 
 Fryth (John), Answer to More, 544. 
 
 Fuller (Thomas), Church History, 445. 
 
 Worthies of England, 394. 
 
 A Pisgah- sight of Palestine, 
 
 544. 
 
 (WiUiam), The Life of, 16. 
 
 Trip to Bridewell, 153. 
 
 Various tracts relating to the 
 
 Pretender, 302, 338. 
 
 Gadbury (John), Ephemeris, 562. 
 
 London's deliverance pre- 
 dicted, 112. 
 
 Gahagan (Usher), Mr. Pope's Temple of 
 Fame, 521. 
 
 Gaire (Sir John), Declaration of, 136. 
 
 Gale (Thos.), Historiae Britannicse Scrip- 
 tores XV., 339. 
 
 Gallaeo (Philippo), Prosopographia, 575. 
 
 Gallardi (Le Sieur de), Sejour de Lon- 
 dres, 9. 
 
 Galloway (Jo. Alex.), Observations on the 
 overland communication with India, 
 468. 
 
 Gamache (Father Cyprian de). Court and 
 times of Charles L, 334. 
 
 Gambold (W.), Welsh Grammar, 570. 
 
 Garbutt (Geo.), Historical and picturesque 
 view of Monkwearmouth and Bishops- 
 wearmouth, and the port and borough 
 of Sunderland, 367. 
 
 Gardiner (James), bishop of Lincoln, 
 Sermon at St. Bride's, 187. 
 
 Letter of, to his clergy, 445. 
 
 Garencieres (T.), A discourse of the na- 
 ture, 4'c-, of the Plague, 112. 
 
 Garraway (Alderman), Speech of, the 
 loyal citizen revived, 125. 
 
 Garrick (David), Correspondence and Me- 
 moirs of, 16. 
 
 The Farmer's return from 
 
 London, 522. 
 
 The Country Giri, 590. 
 
 (Sir Samuel), The Dispensary, 
 
 Garth 
 
 522. 
 Garrow (D. W.), History and Antiquities 
 
 of Croydon, 367. 
 Gascoigne (H. B.), Pauperism, its evils 
 
 and burthens, 119. 
 Gascoyne (George), Delicate diet for 
 
 dainty mouth'd droonkardes, 87. 
 Gastineau (Henry), Views in Wales, 386. 
 Gataker (Thomas), The Joy of the Just, 
 
 177. 
 Funeral Sermon on the rev. 
 
 Richard Stock, 195. 
 Funeral Sennon on William 
 
 Winter, 195. 
 
 Gauden (John), Religious and loyal pro- 
 testation, 255. 
 
 Gautier (Henri), Traite des Ponts, 511. * 
 
 Gay (John), Trivia ; or the art of walk- 
 ing the streets of London, 522. 
 
 The Beggar's Opera ; Polly ; 
 
 Pastorals, 522. 
 
 Gayton (Edmund), Charity Triumphant, 
 100. 
 
 Gee (Joshua), Trade and Navigation of 
 Great Britain, 468. 
 
 G. H., Declaration of John Robins, the 
 false prophet, 59. 
 
 GeofFry of Monmouth, Britanniae utrius- 
 que regum, S[c. origo, 339. 
 
 George (St.), bishop of Clogher, Sermon 
 to the Protestants of Ireland, 179. 
 
 Georgeson (J.), Defence of the parliament 
 of England, 272. 
 
 Gerrald (Joseph), A Convention the only 
 means of saving us, 272. 
 
 Giannone (Pietro), History of Naples, 
 468. 
 
 Gibbon (Edward), Decline and fall of the 
 Roman empire, 468. 
 
 Miscellaneous Works of, 570. 
 
 (J.), Day FataUty, 328. 
 
 Gibbons (Thomas), Sermon on the Fire, 
 65. 
 
 Gibbs (Thomas Mannington), Moral Vir- 
 tue delineated, 570. 
 
 Gibson (Edmund), Directions to his clergy, 
 62, 445. 
 
 The right of the archbishop 
 
 to continue or prorogue the Convocation, 
 442. 
 
 — Codex Juris Ecclesiastici, 
 
 491. 
 
 — (John), Constitutional pamphlet, re- 
 lating to the inspection of documents of 
 parish estates, 201. 
 
616 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Gibson (Wm. S.), Lectiires and Essays 
 on various subjects, 511. 
 
 Giffard (George), Treatise against the Do- 
 natists of England, 544. 
 
 Gifford (A.), Sermon in commemoration 
 of the great Storm, 90, 544. 
 
 (Humphrey), Progress of a design 
 
 for relieving prisoners of the Compter, 
 152. 
 
 (John), Address to the loyal asso- 
 ciations, 272. 
 
 Gilbert (Sir Humphrey), Plan for insti- 
 tuting a London academy, 93. 
 
 Giles (William), Defence of Sherlock, 
 preservative against Popery, 550. 
 
 Gill (Thos.), VcUlis Eboracensis ; history 
 of Easingwold, 585. 
 
 Gillies (John), History of Greece, 469. 
 
 Gillingwater (Edmund), Historical account 
 of St. Edmundsbury, 367. 
 
 Historical account of Lowes- 
 toft, 367. 
 
 Gilpin (William), Lives of the Reformers, 
 395. 
 
 -Giraldus Cambrensis. Itinerary of Arch- 
 bishop Baldwin, and Life of Giraldus, 
 367. 
 
 Gladstone (W. E.), Homer and the Ho- 
 meric age, 469. 
 
 Gladwin (Francis), Ayeen Akbery, 458. 
 
 Narrative of the transactions 
 
 in Bengal during the Scobardaries, 
 459. 
 
 Glanvill (Joseph), Catholick charity, 182. 
 
 Gloucester (Robert of). Chronicle, 339. 
 
 Glover (Mr.), London, a poem, 522. 
 
 Godfrey (Ambrose), Method of extin- 
 guishing fires, 64. 
 
 Godshall (James), The king's medicine for 
 1604, 177. 
 
 Godskell (James), The Arke of Noah, 
 111. 
 
 Godwin (Francis), Annales of England, 
 339. 
 
 De Praesulibus Angliae Com- 
 
 mentarius (edit. Richardson), 445. 
 
 History of the reigns of 
 
 Henry the Seventh, Henry the Eighth. 
 Edward the Sixth, and Queen Mary, 
 339. 
 
 — (G.), and Britton (John), Churches 
 of London, 110, 368. 
 
 Suggestions for improving 
 
 the Lord Mayor's show, 582. 
 (William), Political Justice; 272. 
 
 Life of Chaucer, 395. 
 
 History of the Common- 
 
 v/calth, 339. 
 
 Godwyn (Thos.), Roman Antiquities, 469. 
 
 Goede (Aug. Gotleib), A foreigner's opi- 
 nion of England, 366, 368, 571. 
 
 Golding (Benjamin), Historical account of 
 St. Thomas's Hospital, 71. 
 
 Goldsmith (Oliver), The Traveller, 522. 
 
 Miscellaneous Works of, 522. 
 
 Miscellaneous Poems of, 527. 
 
 Gooch (Thomas), Sermon on the death of 
 Compton, bishop of London, 194. 
 
 Goodall (Henry), archdeacon of Suffolk, 
 Sermon at St. Bridget's, 191. 
 
 Goodeve (John), Letter to the Lord Chan- 
 cellor on the transfer of land, 491. 
 
 Goodman, (Godfree), Petition to the Lord 
 Protector, 445. 
 
 (Jo.), Sermon at Guildhall chappel, 
 
 184. 
 
 The leaven of Pharisaism, 
 
 185. 
 Goodwin (John), The Pagan's Debt and 
 Dowry, 544. 
 
 (Thomas), History of Henry the 
 
 Fifth, 339. 
 
 Account of the waters at 
 
 Hampstead, 502. 
 
 Goold (Thomas), Speech of, on an incor- 
 porate Union, 323. 
 
 Gordon (James), History of the Rebellion 
 in Ireland, 339. 
 
 (John), Great Britain's Salomon ; a 
 
 sermon on the death of James the First, 
 202. 
 
 Gorham (George C), History and Anti- 
 quities of Eynesbury and St. Neot's in 
 Huntingdonshire, and of St. Neot's in 
 the county of Cornwall, 368. 
 
 Gorst (Gilpin), Narrative of an excursion 
 to Ireland by a deputation of the Irish 
 Society, 46. 
 
 Gorton (John), Biographical Dictionary, 
 395. 
 
 Gosselinus (Antonius), Historia Gallomm 
 Veterum, 469. 
 
 Gostling (William), A Walk about Can- 
 terbury, 368. 
 
 Gough (Richard), British Topography, 
 368. 
 
 (Wm.), Londinum TriumpTians, 4. 
 
 G. P., The moderate Parliament, 252. 
 
 Gould (R.), The corruption of ihe times 
 by money, a satyr, 522. 
 
 Grace (Sheffield), Memoirs of the family 
 of Grace, 395. 
 
 Grafton's Chronicle, 339. 
 
 Grange (Prince de la), EyKVK\oxop€ia, 
 or Universal Motion, 75. 
 
 Granger (J.), Biographical History, 395. 
 
 Grant (James), Sketches in London, 29. 
 
 (William), Vindication of the vicar 
 
 of Isle worth, 57. 
 
 Gratiani (Stephani), Disceptationum Fo- 
 rensium Judiciorum tomus quintus, 491. 
 
 Graunt (John), Natural and Political ob- 
 servations mentioned in an index made 
 upon the bills of mortality, 150, 161. 
 
 Gray (John), Observation on the proposed 
 treaty, 272, 322. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 6i7 
 
 Graye (Isaack), Tithes a curse to all na- 
 tions but Canaan, 445, 
 
 Greaves (John), The Origin and Antiqui- 
 ties of English weights and measures, 
 365, 368. 
 
 Works of, 511. 
 
 Green (James), Historical Essay on Go- 
 vernments, 272. 
 
 (John), The Priviledges of the Lord 
 
 Mayor and Aldennen, 80. 
 
 (Thomas), A Voice of comfort, 445. 
 
 (Mary Ann Everett), Letters of 
 
 Queen Henrietta Maria, 339. 
 
 (Valentine), Survey of Worcester, 
 
 368. 
 
 History of Worcester, 368 
 
 (William), Chronological History of 
 
 George the Third, 339. 
 Greene (Robert), Theeves falling out, 25. 
 
 Dramatic Works of, by 
 
 Dyce, 522. 
 
 Greenhow (Robert), History of Oregon 
 and California, 469. 
 
 Greenwell (Wm.), Bolden Buke, 359,577. 
 
 Gregory (Francis), The right way to vic- 
 tory, 182. 
 
 (John), The Works of, 544. 
 
 (St.), English- Saxon Homily of, 
 
 368. 
 
 Grellier (J. J.), Terms of all the Loans of 
 the last fifty years, 273. 
 
 Grenville Papers, 340. 
 
 Greswell (William Parr), Annals of Pa- 
 risian Typography, 511. 
 
 Grew (Nehemiah), A Catalogue of the 
 rarities of Gresham College, 30. 
 
 Grey (Anchitill), Debates in the House 
 of Commons, 250. 
 
 (William), Survey of Newcastle- 
 upon-Tyne, 368. 
 
 Grice (Charles V. le), Sermon at Christ 
 church, 191. 
 
 Griffin's (The Lord), Narrative or thanks 
 for his reprieve, 417. 
 
 Griffin (Geo.), Reflections occasioned by 
 the frequency of fires, 64. 
 
 Griffith (Edward), Case of Gray's Inn as 
 to poor rates, 75, 105. 
 
 Records relating to the bo- 
 rough of Huntingdon, 372. 
 
 Griffiths (Roger), Essay on the jurisdic- 
 tion and conservancy of the river 
 Thames, 172. 
 
 Grimaldi (Stacey), Origines Genealogicce^ 
 368. 
 
 Grimston (Edward), Estates, Empires, 
 ^c, of the worid, 469. 
 
 (Mr.), Speech in Parliament, 121, 
 
 (Sir Harbottle), Speeches of, 273. 
 
 Grindall (Edmund), A profitable and ne- 
 cessarye Doctryne, 544. 
 
 Grindley (Gabriel), Lord Mayor's Fool ; 
 or Maxims of Kit Largosse, 95. 
 
 Grose (Captain), Essays on Gothic Archi- 
 tecture, 511. 
 
 (Francis), Antiquities of England, 
 
 "Scotland, and Ireland, 368. 
 
 Provincial Glossary, 571. 
 
 Classical Dictionary of the 
 
 Vulgar Tongue, 571. 
 
 Grosley (M.), Londres, 4. 
 
 Tour of London, translated 
 
 by Nugent, 4, 
 
 Grote (George), History of Greece, 469. 
 
 Grotius (Hugo), Rights of War and 
 Peace, 491. 
 
 Grove (Robert), bishop of Chichester, 
 Profitable Charity, 186. 
 
 Guarden (Theodore de la), Mercurius 
 Anii-mechanicus; or the simple Cobler's 
 Boy, 59. 
 
 Guerry (A. M.), Essai sur la Statistique 
 Morale de la France, 469, 491. 
 
 Guicciardini (Francis), History of, con- 
 taining the wars of Italy, 469. 
 
 Guillim (John), Heraldry, 369. 
 
 Guizot (M.), History of the English Com- 
 monwealth, 336. 
 
 History of Oliver Cromwell, 
 
 393. 
 
 399. 
 
 Memoirs of Sir Robt. Peel, 
 Cours d'Histoire Modeme, 
 
 469. 
 
 Memoirs to illustrate the 
 
 history of My Time, 469. 
 Gunn (Rev. Wm.), Historia Brittonum^ 
 
 340. 
 Inquiry into the origin and 
 
 influence of Gothic Architecture, 511. 
 Gunning (Peter), Letters to his clergy, 
 
 445. 
 Gunton (Simon), History of the Church 
 
 of Peterburgh, 369. 
 Gumey (Joseph and W. B.), Trial of 
 
 William Codling, and others, 411. 
 Trial of Thomas Hardy, 
 
 417. 
 
 Trial of William Stone, 434. 
 
 Trial of Home Tooke, 435. 
 
 (Joseph John), Observations of the 
 
 practices of the society of Friends, 445. 
 (Miss), Translation of the Saxon 
 
 Chronicle, 340. 
 Gutch (John), Collectanea Curiosa, 369, 
 Gutteridge (T.), A Poem upon Bunhill 
 
 fields burial-ground, 95, 
 Guthrie (William), History of Scotland, 
 
 340, 
 Guy (Thomas), Will of, 71, 196, 
 Gwilt (Charles Perkins), Notices relating 
 
 to Thomas Smith of Campden, and 
 
 Henry Smith, sometime alderman of 
 
 London, 18. 
 (Joseph), Conduct of the Corporation 
 
 concerning London Bridge, 20. 
 2 u 
 
618 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Gwinne (Matthsei) Orationes duae Lon- 
 dini habitae in sedibus Greshamiis, 30. 
 
 Gwyn (Francis), A Paper seized by, 432. 
 
 Gwynn (John), London and Westminster 
 improved, 72. 
 
 H, C, Reply to a pamphlet, called Obser- 
 vations on the Bank of England, 34. 
 
 Dictionary of hard words, 570. 
 
 H. M., Reasons for suppressing the Mug- 
 houses, 89. 
 
 H. R., Entertainment of the famous King 
 Christiem, 96. 
 
 H. S., Antiquities of St. Peter's, West- 
 minster, 203. 
 
 Hacket (Lawrence), Sermon before the 
 Levant merchants, 192. 
 
 Hackett (Maria), Correspondence and do- 
 cuments respecting the ancient school 
 of St. Paul's cathedral, 162. 
 
 Documents and authorities 
 
 respecting the ancient foundation for 
 the education of St. Paul's choristers, 
 162. 
 
 Hadgi Giafer Aga, Speech of, to the King 
 of the French, 470. 
 
 Hager (Joseph), Dissertation on Baby- 
 lonian Inscriptions, 470. 
 
 Haggard (John), Reports on Admiralty 
 Cases, 492. 
 
 In the Consistory Court, 492. 
 
 Haig (James), Topographical and Histori- 
 cal account of Kelso, 369. 
 
 Haines (Richard), Aphorisms upon the 
 new way of improving Cyder, 502. 
 
 Hakewill (James), History of Windsor, 
 369. 
 
 Hakluyt (Richard), Voyages and Travels, 
 657. 
 
 Hale (Lord Chief Justice), Original juris- 
 diction of Parliament, 492. 
 
 History of the Common Law, 
 
 492. 
 
 Jurisdiction of the House of 
 
 Lords, 492. 
 
 (William), Address to the Public 
 
 upon the Female Penitentiary, 23. 
 
 Reply to the pamphlets pub- 
 lished in defence of, 23. 
 
 A Letter to Samuel Whit- 
 
 bread, esq., M.P., on the Spitalfields 
 Poor, 24. 
 
 Hales (John), Tract concerning Schisme 
 and Schismatiques, 445. 
 
 (Stephen), Sermon before the Col- 
 lege of Physicians, 180. 
 
 Account of some experiments 
 
 on Tar- water, 602. 
 
 Considerations on the causes 
 
 of Earthquakes, 502. 
 — (William), Observations on Tithes, 
 446. 
 
 Halifax (The Earl of), Poetical Works of, 
 
 523. 
 Hall's Chronicle, 340. 
 Hall (Basil), Travels in North America, 
 
 557. 
 
 (Edward), Metropolitan communi- 
 cations, 582. 
 
 (Francis), Explication of the Diall 
 
 in the King's garden, 159. 
 
 — — (John), The Peacemaker, a sermon, 
 544. 
 
 Copy of the paper delivered 
 
 to the sheriffs, 417. 
 
 (J. J.), Life and Correspondence of 
 
 Henry Salt, 401. 
 
 — — (Mrs. S. C), Pilgrimages to English 
 Shrines, 585. 
 
 (Timothy), bishop of Oxford, Ser- 
 mon at Mercers' chapel, 179. 
 
 (Thomas), The downfall of May- 
 games, 88, 523. 
 
 Hallam (Henry), Constitutional History 
 of England, 340. 
 
 Middle Ages, 470. 
 
 Introduction to Literature, 
 
 470. 
 
 Halley (Edmund), Description of a new 
 Sea Chart, 470. 
 
 Halliday (John), Account of the Kings 
 and Queens whose statues are placed 
 in the Royal Exchange, 158. 
 
 Halliwell (James Orchard), Letters of the 
 Kings of England, 340. 
 
 The connection of Wales 
 
 with the early science of England, 523. 
 Introduction to Shakspeare's 
 
 Midsummer Night's Dream, 523. 
 
 Morte Arthure, 523. 
 
 Castle of Love, 523. 
 
 Contributions to early Eng- 
 lish Literature, 523. 
 New book about Shakspeare 
 
 and Stratford- on- Avon, 523. 
 
 Palatine Anthology, 523. 
 
 Literature of the 16th and 
 
 irth centuries, 523. 
 
 Yorkshire Anthology, 523. 
 
 Curiosities of modem Shaks- 
 
 perian Criticism, 590. 
 Hally (W. T.), Report of the proceed- 
 ings at the Bread-street Scrutiny, 83. 
 Hamilton (Duke of), and others. Speeches 
 
 of, upon the scaffold, 417. 
 (William), Remarks on several parts 
 
 of Turkey, 557. 
 Hamley (Lieut-col. E. Bruce), Campaign 
 
 of Sebastopol, 470. 
 Hammer (Joseph), Ancient Alphabets 
 
 and hieroglyphic characters explained, 
 
 470. 
 Hammon (Henry J.), The Architectural 
 
 Antiquities and present state of Crosby 
 
 Place, 74. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 619 
 
 Hanbury (Benjamin), Historical research 
 concerning the most ancient congrega- 
 tional church in England, 62. 
 
 Hanchett (Edward), Petition of, 437. 
 
 Hankin (R. B.), Account of the Charities 
 of Bedford, 369. 
 
 Hansard (Luke), Parliamentary History 
 from the Conquest to 1854, 250. 
 
 Hanway (Jonas), An account of the Ma- 
 rine Society, 168. 
 
 Letter upon lighting, cleans- 
 ing, and removing nuisances in West- 
 minster, 198. 
 
 Harby (Sir Job), Case of, as to his right 
 to a rent out of Coals exported, 417. 
 
 Hardcastle (Daniel), Letters on the affairs 
 of the Bank of England, 37. 
 
 Harding (Dr.), Bull granted by the Pope 
 to, 340. 
 
 Hardy (Horatio Charles), Register of 
 Ships of the East-India Company, 42. 
 
 (Jo. Stockdale), Literary Remains 
 
 of, by Nichols, 571. 
 
 (Nathaniel), Lamentation, Mourn- 
 ing, and Woe ; a sermon after the Fire, 
 65. 
 
 Funeral Sermon on Aid. 
 
 Adams, 193. 
 
 — (Thomas Duffus), Rotuli Literarum 
 Clausarum, 214. 
 
 Description of the F»tent 
 
 RoUs, 214. 
 
 Rotuli Normannise, 215. 
 Rotuli de Oblatis et Finibus, 
 
 215. 
 
 Rotuli Chartarum in Turn 
 
 Lend., 215. 
 
 Description of the Patent 
 
 Rolls in the Tower, 218. 
 
 Hardyng (John), Chronicles of, 340. 
 
 Hare (Francis), Sermon before the Duke 
 of Marlborough upon taking Boucham, 
 645. 
 
 Hargrave (Francis), Catalogue of his ma- 
 nuscripts, 492. 
 
 Harleian Miscellany, 369. 
 
 Harman (Captain), Describing the cap- 
 ture of a Dutch ship of war, 331. 
 
 (Thomas), A caveat for cursitors, 
 
 25. 
 
 Harper (Robert Goodloe), Observations 
 on the dispute between the United 
 States and France, 470. 
 
 Harrington (James), Oceana^ and his 
 other works (edit. Toland), 273. 
 
 (Sir John), Nitgee Antique, 571. 
 
 Harris (Alexander), warden of the Fleet 
 
 prison, List of his exactions, ^c, 152. 
 (George), Translation of Justinian's 
 
 Institutes, 493. 
 
 (James), Hermes^ 671. 
 
 (John), Collection of voyages and 
 
 travels, 557. 
 
 Harris (John), History of K^nt, 369. 
 
 Mammon, 545. 
 
 Sermon before the natives of 
 
 Southampton, 179. 
 
 Hezekiah's Recovery, 645. 
 
 — (Joseph), Essay on Money and Coins, 
 369. 
 
 — (Walter), History of Dublin, 369. 
 
 — (Major W. L.), The Highlands of 
 -Ethiopia, 470. 
 
 — (William), Account of the life of 
 Oliver Cromwell, 340. 
 
 Historical account of the 
 
 lives of James the First and Charles 
 the First, Oliver Cromwell, and Charles 
 the Second, 340. 
 
 and Samuel Angel, Sculp- 
 tured Metopes, 470. 
 
 Harrison (Joseph), Narrative of the pro- 
 ceedings relative to the Longitude, 470. 
 (Mr.), Life of Lord Nelson, 399. 
 
 (Robert), Petition of, for restoring 
 
 of goods, 418. 
 
 (Walter), History, description, and 
 
 survey of London, 4. 
 Hartley (David), Considerations on the 
 
 Bank Charter, 36. 
 
 Observations on Man, 503. 
 
 Hartshome (C. H.), Book Rarities in the 
 
 university of Cambridge, 369. 
 Harum Scarum, Account of a debate in 
 
 Coachmakers' Hall, 91. 
 Harvey (Thos.), Letter to Wm. Pitt, 273. 
 Harwood (Thomas), History and Anti- 
 
 qviities of Lichfield, 369. 
 Hascard (Greg), dean of Windsor, Sermon 
 
 at St. Botolph, 184. 
 Haslam (John), Letter to the Governors of 
 
 Bethlem Hospital, 71. 
 Hassal (Arthur Hill), Adulterations de- 
 tected, 612. 
 Hassell (J.), Picturesque rides and walks 
 
 round the metropolis, 4. 
 Tour of the Grand Junction 
 
 Canal, 369. 
 Hasselquist (Frederick), Voyages and 
 
 Travels in the Levant, 657. 
 Hasted (Edward), History of Kent, 369. 
 History and Antiquities of 
 
 Canterbury, 370. 
 Hastings (The Marquess of), Journal of, 
 
 587. 
 
 (T.), Vestiges of Antiquities; or 
 
 etchings of Canterbury cathedral, 361. 
 
 (Warren), A Letter from, to the 
 
 East-India Company, 41. 
 
 Hathway (Thomas), Report upon the late 
 election of Alderman of Queenhithe, 
 82. 
 
 Hatton (Edward), A new View of Lon- 
 don, 4. 
 
 Haversham (John lord), Proceedings re- 
 lative to the charge against, 273. 
 
620 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Hawes (W.), Address in favour of the 
 Humane Society, 167. 
 
 Hawkesbiuy (Charles lord), Constitu- 
 tional Maxims, 273. 
 
 Hawkesmar (N.), Remarks on Greenwich 
 Hospital, 70. 
 
 Hawkesmoor (Nicholas), Historical ac- 
 count of London Bridge, 20. 
 
 Hawkesworth (John), Voyages, 557. 
 
 Hawkins (Sir Christopher), Observations 
 on the Tin Trade of the ancients in 
 Cornwall, 370. 
 
 (Edward), Silver Coins of England, 
 
 370. 
 
 Hawkins (Thomas), Origin of the English 
 drama, 523. 
 
 (William), Life of Bishop Ken, 395. 
 
 Hawkyns (George), Sermon at St. Law- 
 rence's, 190. 
 
 Hawles (John), Remarks upon the trial 
 of Fitzharris, 418. 
 
 Reply to a sheet of paper, 
 
 418. 
 
 Hawley ( Jerom) , Petition of, in behalf of 
 Philip Sture, 418. 
 
 Haworth (Samuel), Description of the 
 Duke's Bagnio in Long Acre, 156. 
 
 Hay (Alexander), History of Chichester, 
 370. 
 
 ^ (E. W. A.), Letter on the discovery 
 
 of a sculpture of the Theban Sphinx at 
 Colchester, 370. 
 
 (William), Remarks on the Laws 
 
 relating to the Poor, 23. 
 
 Deformity : an Essay, 503. 
 
 Hyatt (W. H.), Sepulchral Memorials, 
 in Northampton, 378. 
 
 Haydon (B. R.), Probable consequences 
 of the junction of the Royal Academy 
 with the National Gallery, 201. 
 
 Hayes (Richard), An Estimate of places 
 for life, 147. 
 
 Hayles (Mr.), Speech of, to the King, 
 287. 
 
 Hayley (William), Sermon before the 
 Levant merchants, 192. 
 
 Hayward (Sir John), History of the Nor- 
 man Kings, 340. 
 
 Right of Succession asserted, 
 
 273, 340. 
 
 Hazlitt (William), Characteristics, 523. 
 
 Hearne (Samuel), Account of the Charter- 
 house, 165. 
 
 (Thomas), The various Works of, 
 
 370, 371. 
 
 Lives of Hearne, Leland, 
 
 and Wood, 370. 
 
 Heath (Charles), Historical and descriptive 
 
 account of Monmouth, 371. 
 (James), Chronicle of the late war, 
 
 340. 
 - — (J. B.), Some account of the Grocers 
 
 Company, 45. 
 
 Heber (Mrs.), Life of Bishop Heber, 
 395. 
 
 Helm (Elizabeth), Rambles in London, 4. 
 
 Helvicus (Christopher), Historical and 
 Chronological Theatre, 470. 
 
 Hemsworth (Richard), Key to the Law, 
 492. 
 
 Henchman (Richard), A Peace-offering 
 in the Temple, 182. 
 
 Henderson (Andrew), History of the Re- 
 bellion in Scotland, 341. 
 
 Memoirs of Dr. Archibald 
 
 Cameron, 395. 
 (James), History of the Brazils, 
 
 470. 
 Henley (John), Lord Mayor's Show, or 
 
 the city in its glory, 90. 
 
 Apotheosis, 194, 545. 
 
 Essays on speaking and ac- 
 
 tion, 545. 
 
 Primitive Liturgy, 545. 
 
 Henry the Eighth, Will of, 341. 
 
 Henry (H. A.), Discourses on the religious 
 belief of Israel, 545. 
 
 (Robert), History of Great Britain, 
 
 341. 
 
 Henshall (Samuel), Specimens and Parts, 
 containing a History of Kent, 371. 
 
 Hentzner (Paul), Account of London, 4. 
 
 Heraei (Caroli Gustavi) Inscriptiones et 
 symbola, 470. 
 
 Herbert (William), Select views of Lon- 
 don, 5, 7. 
 
 History of the Livery Com- 
 
 panies, 47. 
 Court, 75. 
 
 Antiquities of the Inns of 
 
 Illustrations of the site and 
 neighbourhood of the new Post Office, 
 158. 
 Illustrations of Lambeth Pa- 
 
 lace, 371. 
 
 School Elocution, 591. 
 
 Hering (F.), Certaine rules and directions 
 
 for this time of pestilentiall contagion, 
 
 111. 
 (Theodor), Triumph of the Church 
 
 over water and fire, 177. 
 Herle (Charles), God's oifering, 181. 
 Herring (Thomas), archbishop of York, 
 
 Sermon on the Fast-day, 545. 
 Hervey (Jos. lord). Memoirs of tho reign 
 
 of George II., 341. 
 Hesketh (Henry), Sermon in memory of 
 
 the late dreadful Fire, 65. 
 
 Sermon at St. Mary-le-Bow, 
 
 184. 
 
 Funeral Sermon on Sir Thos. 
 
 Vinor, 195. 
 
 Hewlett (John), Speech of, to King 
 Charles IL, 142. 
 
 Heylyn (Peter), A help to English His- 
 tory, 341. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 621 
 
 Heylyn (Peter), History of the Presby- 
 terians, 445. 
 
 • History of the Reformation 
 
 of the Church of England, 588. 
 
 Hey wood (Samuel), A vindication of Mr. 
 Fox's History of James II., 341. 
 
 (Thomas), The fayre maide of the 
 
 Exchange, 523. 
 
 ■ Description of His Majesty's 
 
 ship built at Woolwich in 1637, 512. 
 
 Porta Pietatis, 100. 
 
 Londini Status Paccatus, 
 
 100. 
 
 Hibbert (N.), Abstract of the case of the 
 West-India Dock Company, 55. 
 
 HickeringiU (Edmund), Naked Tnith, 
 446. 
 
 Vindication of, 446. 
 
 The Black Nonconformist, 
 
 446. 
 
 • Test or Tryal of the good- 
 ness of spiritual courts, 446. 
 
 Humble Confession and Re- 
 
 cantation of, 446. 
 
 The Mushroom, 523. 
 
 Hickes (Dr. George), Allhallows Barking 
 church ; a narrative of a strange and 
 sudden apparition, 4'c., 60. 
 
 Sermon at the last Yorkshire 
 
 feast, 178. 
 
 Discourse about the Jews, 
 
 Sermon at Bow church, 183. 
 
 Sermon before the Artillery 
 
 Company, 192. 
 
 A paper on the institution 
 
 183. 
 
 of Lawrence Howell, 446. 
 
 Speculum Beatae Virginis, 
 
 545. 
 Some Discourses upon Drs. 
 
 Burnet and Tillotson, 545. 
 dean of Worcester, Sermon 
 
 at St. Bridget's, 184. 
 Hickin (John), Trial in 1821 respecting 
 
 the liability of CUfford's Inn, 75. 
 Hickman (Charles), Sermon at Guildhall 
 
 chapel, 184. 
 Higden (Ranulphi) Polychronicon, 341, 
 
 371. 
 (William), View of the English 
 
 Constitution, 273. 
 Highmore (Anthony), Pietas Londinensis : 
 
 a History of Public Charities, 24. 
 PUlanthropiaMelropolitana : 
 
 a View of the charitable institutions in 
 
 and near London, 24. 
 
 History of the honourable 
 
 Artillery Company, 33. 
 (J.), Critical examination of the 
 
 paintings on the ceiling of Whitehall, 
 
 159. 
 Hildebrant (Andrew),, Genealogy of the 
 
 kings of Sweden, 470. 
 
 Hill (John), Alarm to Europe, S03. 
 
 (Thomas), History of the parish of 
 
 Holy Trinity, Minories, 109. 
 
 Hills (Henry), View of part of the many 
 treacherous actions of H. H., 274. 
 
 Hilliard (Samuel), Sermon before the 
 company of Parish Clerks, 180. 
 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 188. 
 
 HinderwcU (Thomas), History of Scar- 
 borough, 371. 
 
 Hitchin (Charles), Discovery of the con- 
 duct of Receivers and Thieftakers, 116. 
 
 Hoadly (Benjamin), Sermon at St. Law- 
 rence, 188. 
 
 Preservative against the 
 
 principles and practices of the Non- 
 jurors, 274. 
 
 Hoadley (Benjamin), Some considerations 
 offered to the Bishop of Exeter, 545. 
 Vindication of the Bishop of 
 
 Winchester, 545. 
 
 Hoare (Prince), Memoirs of Granville 
 Sharp, 18, 395, 401. _ 
 
 (Richard), Journal of his sheriffalty, 
 
 16. 
 
 (Sir Richard Colt), Giraldus Cam- 
 
 brensis ; Itinerary of Archbishop Bald- 
 win, 367. 
 
 History of Wiltshire, 371. 
 
 ■ History of Modem Wilt- 
 
 shire, 371. 
 
 Views in North Wales, 386. 
 
 Hobbes (Thomas), Leviathan, 584. 
 Behemoth, 341. 
 
 [Hobhouse (John Cam),] A trifling mis- 
 take ; with the proceedings respecting, 
 92. 
 
 Hodges (Nathaniel), Loimologia^ or ac- 
 count of the Plague, 112. 
 
 (Thomas), The growth of Heresy, 
 
 545. 
 
 Hodgson (Christopher), Account of Queen 
 Anne's Bounty, 446. 
 
 Instructions to the clergy, 
 
 446. 
 
 (James), Valuation of annuities for 
 
 lives, 151. 
 
 (William), The Commonwealth of 
 
 Reason, 492. 
 
 Hodson (Phineas), Sermon before His 
 
 Majesties Funerals, 552. 
 Hofland (Mrs.), Visit to London, 5. 
 Hogarth (William), The Works of, mo- 
 
 i^zed by Dr. Trusler, 512. 
 The Works of, illustrated by 
 
 Ireland, 512. 
 
 Works, by Nichols, 512. 
 
 Hogg (Charles), On the management of 
 
 Infancy, 503. 
 
 (John), London as it is, 5. 
 
 Holdsworth (E.), Muscipula, 523. 
 Hollingwoi-th (Richard), Sermon at St. 
 
 Mary-le-Bow, 184. 
 
622 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Hollis (Denzil), Speech of, 262. 
 
 • (Lord), His remains, 274. 
 
 Holmes (George), Rymeri Foedera, 213. 
 
 (Jo. Pocock), Observations on dis- 
 eases incident to females, 503. 
 
 Holland (H.), Monumenta sepulchraria 
 Sancti Pauli, 160. 
 
 (John), The Directors of the Bank 
 
 of England enemies to the great inte- 
 rests of the kingdom, 36. 
 
 (Richard), Sermon before the natives 
 
 of Warwick, 179. 
 
 Holinshed's Chronicles, 341. 
 
 Holloway (James), Confession and Narra- 
 tive of, 419. 
 
 (Robert), Letter on the appointment 
 
 of a City Marshal, 117. 
 
 Homes (Nathaniel), Sermon on the sup- 
 pression of the northern insurrection, 
 182. 
 
 Hone (W.), Letters to the Lord Mayor, 
 Matt. Wood, 93. 
 
 Letter to the Lord Mayor on 
 
 the representation of the House of Com- 
 mons, 93. 
 
 Ancient Mysteries described, 
 
 524. 
 
 Every-day Book, 571. 
 
 Hood and Cruikshank, Epping Hunt, 
 
 520. 
 Hood (John), Australia and the East, 
 
 657. 
 
 (Thomq,s), New Monthly Maga- 
 zine, 574. 
 
 Hook (Theodore), New Monthly Maga- 
 zine, 573. 
 
 Hooke (Nathaniel), The Roman History, 
 497. 
 
 Hooker (Richard), The Works of, 446. 
 
 Hooper (George), Sermon at Guildhall 
 chapel, 183. 
 
 (Jacob), History of the Rebellion, 
 
 34L 
 
 (W.), Memoirs of the year 2500, 
 
 524. 
 
 Holt (Richard), Treatise on Artificial 
 
 Stone, 512. 
 Hopeton (Sir Ralph) Letter from Colonel 
 
 Ashbumham, ^c, to Clarke, mayor of 
 
 Exeter, 274. 
 Hopkins (Edward), Petition of, to the 
 
 House of Commons, 55. 
 
 (Thomas), Two Sermons of, 177. 
 
 (William), A Sermon on the day of 
 
 humiliation for the late Fire, 65. 
 Horatii Flacci (Quinti), Opera, 524. 
 Horn (C. E.), Philandering, 590. 
 Home (Thomas Hartwell), Spital Sermon, 
 
 192. 
 Sermon on the Queen's coro- 
 
 nation, 545. 
 
 phy, 591. 
 
 Introduction to Bibliogra- 
 
 Home (Thomas Hartwell), Essay on the 
 history of Liturgies, 446. 
 
 Hornor (Thomas), View of London, 5. 
 
 (Francis), Memoirs and Correspon- 
 dence of, 395. 
 
 Horsfield (Thomas Walker), History and 
 Antiquities of Sussex, 371. 
 
 Horsley (John), Britannia Romana, 371. 
 
 Hosking (W.), Observations upon the 
 reading-room at the British Museum, 
 164. 
 
 Hotham (Sir John), Letter of, concerning 
 the late discovery at Hull, 274. 
 
 Speech of, touching the duty 
 
 of subjects, 274. 
 
 Houard (M.), Traites des Coutumes Anglo 
 Normandes, 492. 
 
 Hour-Glass (Humphrey), The Beheaded 
 and Be-knighted, 524. 
 
 Hough (John), bishop of Lichfield and 
 Coventry, Sermon at St. Bridget's, 187, 
 189. 
 
 Howard (Hon. Charles), Historical Anec- 
 dotes of the Howards, 395. 
 
 of Escrick (Lord), Letter from, with 
 
 his protestation at receiving the Com- 
 munion, 419. 
 
 (Luke), The Climate of London, 5. 
 
 Barometographia, 503. 
 
 (Sir Robert), History of the reigns 
 
 of Edward and Richard II., 342. 
 
 Account of the state of His 
 
 Majesty's Revenue, 274. 
 The Committee, a comedy, 
 
 524. 
 Howel (James), Londinopolis, 5. 
 Howell (James), Letters of, 571. 
 
 French and English Dic- 
 
 tionary, 571. 
 (Joseph), Discourse on Persecution, 
 
 545. 
 (Lawrence), Remarks on a pamphlet 
 
 intituled Case of Schism, 446. 
 — — (William), Medulla HistoruB Angli- 
 
 cana, 342. 
 HoweU's State Trials, 433. 
 Howes (Edmond), Chronicle of England, 
 
 342. 
 Howgill (Francis), Testimony concerning 
 
 the life, death, trials, S[c., of E. Bur- 
 rough, 439. 
 
 A faithful testimony for God 
 
 and my country, 446. 
 
 Visitation of love and peace, 
 
 446. 
 Howitt (Samuel), Oriental Field Sports, 
 
 471. 
 (William), Homes and Haunts of 
 
 the Poets, 396. 
 
 Visits to remarkable places, 
 
 471. 
 
 Hubbard (J. J.), Allhallows the Great, 
 account of the parish of, 25, 105. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 623 
 
 Hue (M. I'Abbe), Christianity in China, 
 
 471. 
 Huddleston (Ferdinando), Speech of, at 
 
 the election at Baggery, Cumberland, 
 
 256. 
 (Richard), Short and plain way to 
 
 the Faith, 447. 
 Hudson (C), Letter to the mistresses of 
 
 families on Chimney-sweeping, 119. 
 Hughes (George), Funeral Sermon on 
 
 Henry Waller, 195. 
 
 (J.), Boscobel Tracts, 331. 
 
 The Correspondence of, 396. 
 
 (Lewis), View of the rise, progress, 
 
 4fc., of Jacobinism, 274. 
 
 (Rice), Letter on the meeting for 
 
 celebrating the anniversary of the 
 French Revolution, 274. 
 
 (S. T.), History of England, 342. 
 
 Hughson (David), History of London, 5. 
 Walks through London, 5. 
 
 ■ — Epitome of the privileges of 
 London and Southwark, 82. 
 
 — An Appeal, on behalf of the 
 
 rights, 4"^., of Southwark, 196. 
 
 Remarks on the privileges. 
 
 ^c, of London and Southwark, 196 
 
 Hull (Mr.), Richard Plantagenet, a le- 
 gendary tale, 524. 
 
 Humdrum (Humphrey), Mother Mid- 
 night's Comical Pocket-book, 29. 
 
 Hume (David), History of England, with 
 Smoltet and Jones's continuation, 342. 
 
 . Account of the dispute be- 
 tween Rosseau and, 419. 
 
 Treatise of Human Nature, 
 
 Hunter (Joseph), Hallamshire, or the His- 
 tory and Topography of Sheffield, 371. 
 History and Topography of 
 
 503. 
 
 Hume of Godscroft (David), General His- 
 tory of Scotland, 342. 
 
 Hume (Joseph), The various Speeches of, 
 274. 
 
 Hunt (Captain G. H.), Outram and 
 Havelock's Persian Campaign, 471. 
 
 (Henry), History of the parish of 
 
 Christ Church, Surrey, 106. 
 
 Life of, 396. 
 
 (Isaac), Rights of Englishmen, 
 
 274. 
 
 (Mr.), Letter to King William IV., 
 
 on the intented civic feast, 98, 150. 
 
 (Thomas), Defence of the Charter 
 
 and municipal rights of the City, *n . 
 
 The Lawyer Outlaw'd, 11. 
 
 n Observations on several pas- 
 sages on the Book of Proverbs, 545. 
 
 Hunter (Henry), History of London, 5. 
 
 (J.), Reflections on a letter to the 
 
 Governors of St. George's Hospital, 70. 
 
 (Joseph), Fines et Pedes Finium, 
 
 214. 
 
 Rotulus Magnus Pipae, 218. 
 
 Rotuli select! ad res Angli- 
 
 canas et Hibemicas spectantes, 218. 
 
 Doncaster, 372. 
 
 New illustrations of the life. 
 
 studies, and writings of Shakspeare, 
 
 524. 
 The Hallamshire Glossary, 
 
 676. 
 Huntingford (George Isaac), Sermon at 
 
 St. Martin's in the Fields, 582. 
 Hurd (Philip), Report of the case of 
 
 Adams and others, 49. 
 
 (Richard), Moral and Political Dia- 
 
 524. 
 
 — Letters on Chivalry and Ro- 
 mance, 524. 
 bishop of Worcester, the 
 
 Works of, 546. 
 Hurst and Robinson's Picturesque Views 
 
 of London, 5. 
 Hurwitz (Hyman), Dirge on the funeral 
 
 of George the Third, 553. 
 Huskisson (Wm.), The Speeches of, 396. 
 Hussey (Arthur), Notes on the churches 
 
 of Kent, Sussex, and Surrey, 372. 
 Hutchin (John), Sermon at Guildhall 
 
 chapel, 185. 
 Hutchins (John), History and Antiquities 
 
 of Dorset, 372. 
 Hutchinson (Francis), Historical Essay on 
 
 Witchcraft 571. 
 (Mr.), Treatises on the South Sea 
 
 bubble, 52. 
 
 (William), History of Carlisle, 372. 
 
 History of Cumberland, 372. 
 
 History and Antiquities of 
 
 Durham, 372. 
 Hutton (Charles), Principles of Bridges, 
 20. 
 
 George Shaw, and Richard 
 
 Pearson, Philosophical Transactions of 
 the Royal Society, 170. 
 
 Mathematical Dictionary, 
 
 503. 
 
 (J.), A Hundred Years Ago, 471. 
 (William), Journey to London, 5. 
 History of Birmingham, 372. 
 
 Huyberts (Adrian), Comer- stone laid of a 
 new College of Physicians, 31. 
 
 Hyde (Edward), Speech of, 420. 
 
 (E.), Speech of, at the transmission 
 
 of several other impeachments against 
 Sir R. Berkley, 123. 
 
 (H.), A Prayer used at laying the 
 
 first stone of the Leathersellers' Alms- 
 houses, 192. 
 
 (Thomas), Catalogus Bibliothecae 
 
 Bodleianae, 568. 
 
 (William), Letter touching a li- 
 cense granted for an ale-house, called 
 the Hand and Flower, in the Hammer- 
 smith road, 118. 
 
624 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 J. A., Upon the lamentable Fire in Lon- 
 don, 63, 521. 
 J. B., A Letter from, to his friend Mr. 
 
 Jenks, 79. 
 
 J. D., The Knave in Graine, 525. 
 
 J. P., Popery displayed in its proper co- 
 lours, 300. 
 
 J. S., The famous history of the Valiant 
 London Prentice, 13. 
 
 J. W., View of the late troubles in this 
 kingdom, 354. 
 
 Jackson (J. G ), and G. T. Andrews, Il- 
 lustrations of Bishop West's chapel in 
 Putney church, 372. 
 
 Jacob (Edward), Catalogue of Plants at 
 Faversham, 503. 
 
 History of Faversham, 372. 
 
 (Giles), City Liberties, 80. 
 
 Jaffray (Alexander), Diary of, 396. 
 
 James I., Speech of, on the Gunpowder 
 Plot, 276. 
 
 Declaration concerning law- 
 ful sports, 343. 
 
 The Works of, by Montagu, 
 
 571. 
 
 James (Captain James), Audi alteram 
 partem^ 557. 
 
 (John), At Guildhall chappel, 184. 
 
 (William), England's Interest, 277. 
 
 Naval History of Great Bri- 
 tain, 343. 
 
 James's (Mrs. Elinor), Letter to the King 
 on restoring the Charter, 77. 
 
 Speech of, to the citizens of 
 
 London, 146. 
 
 Her new Answer to a speech 
 
 lately made by a noble peer, 276. 
 
 Good Council from, to King 
 
 George, 276. 
 
 Jameson (Mrs.), Handbook to the public 
 galleries in London, 5, 29. 
 
 (R. G.), New Zealand, South Aus- 
 tralia, 4*c., 557. 
 
 Jamieson (Alex.) Dictionary of Mechanical 
 Sciences, 512. 
 
 (John), Dictionary of the Scottish 
 
 language, 571. 
 
 Hermes ScytMcus^ 571. 
 
 Janssen (Sir Theodore), Letter for re- 
 building the Graol of Newgate, 153. 
 
 — Letter to Beckford, lord 
 
 mayor, as conservator of the Thames, 
 
 172. 
 Jardine (David), Narrative of the Gun- 
 powder Plot, 585. 
 Jeake (Sam.), Cinque Port Charters, 492. 
 Jefferys (George), Father Francis and 
 
 Sister Constance, 524. 
 (Lord Chancellor), Argument of, in 
 
 the case of the East- India Company 
 
 and Thomas Sandys, 40. 
 Petition of, to his Highness 
 
 the Prince of Orange, 145. 
 
 Jekyll (Thomas), Public Charity, 186. 
 Jenison (Robert), Narrative of the Popish 
 Plot, 295. 
 
 Information of, relating to 
 
 the Popish Plot, 296. 
 
 Jenkins (Judge), The Works of, 492. 
 
 (William), Dying Thoughts, 179. 
 
 Jenks (Francis), Speech of, in a Common 
 Hall, 79. 
 
 (Richard), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 
 188. 
 
 Jenner (Thomas), London's Blame, if not 
 its Shame, 141. 
 
 Jennings (James), Observations on the 
 dialects of the west of England, 576. 
 
 Jordan (William), National Portrait Gal- 
 lery, 396. 
 
 Jemingham (Mr.), The Shakspeare Gal- 
 lery, 199. 
 
 Jervis ( — ), Letter of, concerning the 
 British and Foreign Bible Society, 
 164. 
 
 Jesse (John Heneage), Memoirs of the 
 Court of England, 343. 
 
 Jewell (John), Sermon at St. Paul's cross, 
 177. 
 
 Treatise of the Sacraments, 
 
 546. 
 
 Johnes (Arthur James), An Essay on 
 dissent in Wales, 447. 
 
 Johnson (Alexander), Account of a so- 
 ciety at Amsterdam and Hamburgh for 
 the recovery of drowned persons, 166. 
 Proposals for an institution 
 
 for the recovery of persons apparently 
 drowned, 167. 
 
 Relief from accidental death, 
 
 167. 
 
 — (B.), Descriptive particulars of the 
 ancient and present state of the Savoy 
 Palace, 200. 
 
 — (B. P.), Report on the Great Exhi- 
 bition, 477. 
 
 — (J.), The Printer's Instructor, 571. 
 
 — (Sam.), Sermon at Guildhall chappel, 
 184. 
 
 Reflections on the history of 
 
 Passive Obedience, 278. 
 
 Julian's arts to undermine 
 
 Christianity, 447. 
 
 Debates in Parliament, 278. 
 
 The Works of, by Murphy, 
 
 524. 
 
 The Works of the English 
 Poets, 524. 
 
 Dictionary, by Todd, 571. 
 
 — — (William), Reasons for adopting an 
 
 Union, 322. 
 Johnstone (James), The Norwegian ac- 
 count of Haco's expedition against 
 Scotland, 343. 
 
 Antiquitates Celto-Norman- 
 
 373. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 625 
 
 I. p., City Remonstrance remonstrated, 
 134. 
 
 Ibbot (Benjamin), Sermon at St. Law- 
 rence's, 190. 
 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 190. 
 
 Ignoramus, The World turned upside 
 down, 540. 
 
 Impey (Walter), The Law of Mandamus, 
 492. 
 
 Ingram (James), The Saxon Chronicle, 
 342. 
 
 Inaugural Anglo-Saxon Lec- 
 ture, 372, 571. 
 
 (Robert), Explanation of the Pro- 
 phecy of the seven vials of wrath, 
 546. 
 
 An Exposition of Isaiah's 
 
 vision, 546. 
 
 View of the great events of 
 
 the Seventh Plague, 546. 
 
 Joinville (John lord de). Memoirs of, 471. 
 
 Jones (D.), The Secret History of White- 
 hall, 159. 
 
 (H.), A Tour in Wales, Somerset, 
 
 and Wilts, in quest of genealogy. 367. 
 
 (Inigo), Stonehenge restored, 388. 
 
 Designs o^ for public build- 
 ings, 512. 
 
 (J.), Adrasta, or the Woman's 
 
 Spleene, 524. 
 
 (John), History of Wales, 343, 
 
 373. 
 
 Greek and English Lexicon, 
 
 672. 
 
 297. 
 
 Judges judged, 493. 
 (Thomas), Elymas the Sorcerer, 
 
 Sermon on the opening of 
 Bishopsgate church, 180. 
 
 (Sir William), The Works of, 572. 
 
 Jones (Wm.), Christian Biography, 396. 
 Jonson (B.), His part of King James, 96. 
 
 ■ (Ben), The Works of (edit. GifFord), 
 
 525. 
 Jordan (Edward), Discourse of Baths 
 and Mineral Waters, 503. 
 
 (Thos.), Pageants written by, 100, 
 
 101, 102. 
 
 — Rules to know a loyal king 
 
 from a disloyal subject, 278. 
 
 The Walks of Islington and 
 
 . Hogsdon, 525. 
 Jortin (John), Life of Erasmus, 396. 
 Remarks on Ecclesiastical 
 
 History, 447. 
 Josephus (Flavius), The Works of, by 
 
 Whiston, 472, 546. 
 Jovius (Paulus), Descriptio Britanniae, 
 
 4c, 373. 
 Ireland (Samuel) , Picturesque Views of 
 
 the Inns of Court, 53. 
 Picturesque Views On the 
 
 river Thames, 172. 
 
 Ireland (W. H.), History of the county 
 of Kent, 372. 
 
 (William), Narrative of the Depo- 
 sitions of Job Jenison, 420. 
 
 Irving (Washington), The Sketch-book, 
 (Geoffry Crayon), 93. 
 
 Life of Columbus, 396, 557. 
 
 Chronicle of the conquest of 
 
 Granada, 471. 
 Isham (Z.), Sermon at St. Bridget's, 187. 
 Sermon on the death of John 
 
 Scott, D.D., 194. 
 Junius, The Letters of, 278. 
 Jupp (E. B.), Historical account of the 
 
 Carpenters Company, 38. 
 Justinian, The Institutes of, by Harris; 
 
 493. 
 Juxon (Wm,), Letter of, to the bishops, 
 
 447. 
 Ives (John), Remarks on the Garianonum 
 
 of the Romans, 372. 
 Ivy (William), Relation of a murder by, 
 
 420. 
 Izacke (Richard), Antiquities of Exeter, 
 
 372. 
 Register of Donors to Devon, 
 
 Exeter, ^c, 372. 
 
 K. (J.), Sermon before Sir Marmaduke 
 
 Langdale, 546. 
 Kaempfer (Engelbertus), The History of 
 
 Japan, 472. 
 Kames (Henry Home of). Elements of 
 
 Criticism, 572. 
 
 Sketches of the History of 
 
 Man, 572. 
 
 Kaye (John), bishop of Lincoln, Ecclesi- 
 astical History of the second and third 
 centuries, 447. 
 
 (John William), Life and Corre- 
 spondence of Sir John Malcolm, 398. 
 
 Kearsley's Stranger's Guide, 5. 
 
 Keating (Jeoffry), The general History 
 of Ireland, 343. 
 
 Keepe (Henry), Historical account of the 
 Abbey church of Westminster, 202. 
 
 Keith (George), A Serious Call to the 
 Quakers, 447. 
 
 Kelham (Rob.), Norman Dictionary, 493. 
 
 Kelly (Hugh), The art of living in Lon- 
 don, 5, 525. 
 
 Thespis; or examination of 
 
 the merits of the principal performers, 
 175. 
 
 (Peter), The Universal Cambist, 
 
 572. 
 
 Kelsall (R.), Thoughts on the present 
 manner of quartering the troops, S[c.i 
 278. 
 Kelso (Wm.), News from Ireland, 421. - 
 Kemble (John M.), Beowulf, The Anglo- 
 Saxon poem of, 590. 
 2x 
 
626 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Kemble (John M.), Poetry of the Codex 
 Vercellensis, 690. 
 
 Anglo-Saxon dialogue of Sa- 
 lomon and Saturn, 590. 
 
 The Saxons in England, 343. 
 
 Kempe (Alfred John), Historical notices 
 of St. Martin's-le-Grand, 108. 
 
 ■ ' The Loseley manuscripts, 
 
 373. 
 
 Kendall (Edward Augustus), Proposal 
 for a patriotic metropolitan colonial 
 institution, 169. 
 
 Kennedy (James), England and Venice 
 compared, 278. 
 
 The Law of Juries, 493. 
 
 Probable origin of the Ame- 
 rican Indians, 472. 
 
 • Question of the supposed 
 
 lost Tribes of Israel, 472. 
 
 Modern Poets and poetry of 
 
 Spain, 525. 
 
 (Richard H.), Narrative of the cam- 
 paign in India, 343, 472. 
 
 Notes on the epidemic cho- 
 lera, 503. 
 
 Kennett (Basil), Roman Antiquities, 472. 
 
 (White), dean of Peterborough, 
 
 Sermon at St, Lawrence's, 189. 
 
 Sermons at St. Bridget's, 
 
 188, 189, 190. 
 
 Balzac's Politics, 256. 
 
 Complete History of Eng- 
 land, 343. 
 
 Register and Chronicle, ec- 
 clesiastical and civil, 344. 
 
 Parochial Antiquities, 373. 
 
 Case of Impropriations, 447. 
 
 Kenrick (William), Elements of the His- 
 tory of England, 344. 
 
 Kensay (John), English Dictionary, 570. 
 
 Keppel (Hon. Henry), Expedition to Bor- 
 neo, 558. 
 
 Kerr (Robert), Collection of Voyages and 
 Travels, 558. 
 
 Kersey (John), English Dictionary, 572. 
 
 Kettlewell (John), Sermon on the death 
 of Lord and Lady Digby, 546. 
 
 Declaration and Confession 
 
 of, 546. 
 
 Keysler (J. G.), Travels through Germany, 
 558. 
 
 Kidd (J.) Bridgewater Treatise, 499. 
 
 Kidder and Fletcher's Brazil and Bra- 
 zilians, 472. 
 
 Kimbell (John), Accounts of the Legacies, 
 ^c, of St. Alphage, Greenwich, 373. 
 
 kimber (E.) and R. Johnson, Baronetage 
 of England, 396. 
 
 King (Arnold), Sermon at St. Lawrence's, 
 191. 
 
 (Charles), The British Merchant, 90. 
 
 -^r^ (Dan.), The Vale Royal of England, 
 or the county of Chester illustrated, 373. 
 
 King (Edward), Munimenta Antiqua, oi 
 observations on ancient castles, 373. 
 
 (James), Sermon before the natives 
 
 of Southampton, 179. 
 
 (Jo.), bishop of London, Sermon at 
 
 St. Paul's cross, 160, 177. 
 
 — — — — Sermon on the Fast-day, 546. 
 
 (John), The Commemoration of 
 
 Handel in Westminster abbey, 204. 
 
 (Lord), Life of Locke, 397. 
 
 (Richard), The frauds of London, 
 
 27. 
 
 Sermon on powder-plot day, 
 
 191. 
 
 Kingsbury (Benjamin), Answer to an ad- 
 dress by the Bishop of Llandaif, 279. 
 
 Treatise on Razors, 512. 
 
 Kingsmill (Joseph), Chapter on Prisons 
 and Prisoners, 572. 
 
 Kilborn (Robert), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 190. 
 
 Kilbume (Richard), Survey of Kent, 373. 
 
 Killigrew (William), The Property of 
 Englishmen asserted, in the history of 
 Lindsey level, 373. 
 
 Kip (Wm.), Arches of Triumph erected 
 in honour of King James the First, 96. 
 
 Kippis (Andrew), Narrative of the dis- 
 putes in the Royal Society, 170, 
 
 Biographia Britannica, 390. 
 
 Life of Captain Cook, 393. 
 
 Kirby (John), A description of Suffolk, 
 
 374. 
 (William), and William Spence, 
 
 Introduction to Entomology, 504, 
 
 Bridgewater Treatise, 499. 
 
 Kirke (John), The Seven Champions of 
 
 Christendom, 525. 
 Kirkman (Francis), The Wits, or sport 
 
 upon sport, 525. 
 (J. T.), Letter to the Lord Mayor 
 
 respecting the London militia, 118. 
 Kirkpatrick (John), History of the reli- 
 gious orders, and of the hospitals and 
 
 castle of Norwich, 374, 447. 
 Klapka (Gen.), Memoirs of the War in 
 
 Hungary, 472. 
 Kluit (W. P.), and C. J. Wenckebach, 
 
 Calamitous disaster at Ley den, 473. 
 Knaggs (Thos.), Sermon at Bow church, 
 
 186. 
 Knapp (Andrew), and William Baldwin, 
 
 The Newgate Calendar, 155. 
 Knell (Paul), The life-guard of a loyal 
 
 Christian, 177. 
 
 Israel and Egypt paralleled. 
 
 546, 
 
 Knight (Charles), London, 5. 
 
 Cyclopaedia of London, 6. 
 
 Pictorial Half-hours of Lon- 
 don Topography, 5. 
 
 (Samuel), The Life of Dean Colet, 
 
 15, 161. 
 
 I 
 
INDEX. 
 
 627 
 
 Knight (Samuel), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 193. 
 
 Knox (George), Speech of, on an Incor- 
 porate Union, 323. 
 
 (Vicesimus), The "Works of, 546. 
 
 Kruse (PeterJ, Statement of the efforts 
 made by the inhabitants of St. Luke's, 
 Chelsea, to give efficacy to an Act of 
 Parliament, 106. 
 
 Labkllibre (Major), The Christian 
 
 Poetical Bee-hive, 525. 
 Labelye (Charles) , Methods of laying the 
 
 foundation of the piers of Westminster 
 
 Bridge, 21. 
 • A description of Westminster 
 
 Bridge, 21. 
 Laborde (Alex, de), A View of Spain, 
 
 658. 
 
 (M. Leon de), Journey through 
 
 Arabia Petraea, S[c., 558. 
 
 Lackington (John), Memoirs of, 17. 
 Lacy (John), Modem Prophets, 451. 
 
 Observations on the nature, 
 
 4-c., of Tobacco, 504. 
 
 Laing (David), Plans, elevations, Sj;c., of 
 buildings, including the new Custom- 
 house, 157. 
 
 (Henry), Descriptive Catalogue of 
 
 ancient Scottish Seals, 374. 
 
 (Malcolm), History of Scotland, 
 
 344. 
 
 (Samuel), The Heimskringla ; or 
 
 chronicles of the kings of Norway, 
 
 472. 
 Lake (Col. Atwell), Defence of Kars, 472. 
 • (Edward), Sermon at St. Mary-le- 
 
 Bow, 184. 
 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 187. 
 
 Lamartine (Alphonse de). History of the 
 
 Girondists, 472. 
 • History of the Restoration, 
 
 472. 
 Lambarde (William), Perambulation of 
 
 Kent, 374. 
 
 Alphabetical description of 
 
 places in England and Wales, 374. 
 
 Lambe (Charles), Account of the Charity- 
 school of St. Katherine Creechurch, 22. 
 
 (J.), Sermon at Guildhall chapel, 
 
 183. 
 
 Sermon at St. Bridget's, 187. 
 
 (Samuel), Observations, with pro- 
 posals for establishing a Banke at Lon- 
 don, 33. 
 
 Lambert (B.), History and Survey of 
 
 London, 5. 
 (Ralph), Sermon to the Protestants 
 
 of Ireland, 179. 
 Lancaster (T. W.), Alliance of education 
 
 and civil government, with strictures 
 
 on the University of London, 168. 
 
 Lancelot (Francis), Queens of England 
 
 and their times, 397. 
 Llandaff (Bishop of). Letter concerning 
 
 the state of the cathedral, 447. 
 Lander (Richard and John), Journal of 
 
 an expedition to explore the course of 
 
 the Niger, 558. 
 Landmann (Colonel), Adventures and 
 
 Recollections of, 397. 
 Lane (Thomas), The Student's Guide 
 
 through Lincoln's Inn, 75. 
 Langhorne (Daniel), Elenchus Antiqui- 
 
 tatum Albionensium, 344. 
 
 Introduction to the History 
 
 of England, 344. 
 ChroniconRegumAnglorum, 
 
 344. 
 (John and Wm.), Plutarch's Lives. 
 
 (Corpus Historicum), 397, 463. 
 
 (Richard), Considerations relating 
 
 to the Penal Laws, 493. 
 
 Langland (Rob.), Visio Will'i de Petro 
 Ploughman, 525, 529. 
 
 Langley (Batty), Reply to James's Re- 
 view, 21. 
 
 Design for a bridge at New 
 
 Palace yard, Westminster, 21. 
 
 A Survey of Westminster 
 
 Bridge, 21. 
 
 and Belch's Street Directory, 5. 
 
 (Thomas), Abridgment of Polydor 
 
 Vergil, 344. 
 Lansdowne (Marquis of). Speech on the 
 
 state of the Prisons of the United 
 
 Kingdom, 155. 
 Lappenberg (J. M.), Urkundliche Ge- 
 
 schichte des Hansischen Stahlhofes zu 
 
 London, 45. 
 
 The History of England 
 
 under the Anglo-Saxon kings, 344. 
 Lardner (James), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 187. 
 
 (Nathaniel), The Works of, by 
 
 Kippis, 546. 
 
 La Serre, Histoire de I'entree de la 
 Reyne Mere, 344. 
 
 Lathbury (Thomas), History of English 
 Episcopacy, 447. 
 
 Latimer (Hugh), Sermons of, 546. 
 
 Laurie (Peter) , Narrative of the proceed- 
 ings of laying the first stone of the new 
 buildings at Bethlem, 71. 
 
 (Sir Peter), Letter on the disad- 
 vantages and extravagance of the Sepa- 
 rate System, 155. 
 
 Houses of Occupation for 
 
 persons discharged from criminal pri- 
 sons, 582. 
 
 (Mr. Sheriff), Refuge and Employ- 
 ment for Prisoners, 155. 
 
 Lauron (M.), Cryes of Loii^on, 3. 
 
 Lavater (Jo. Casper), Remonstrance 
 against the invasion of Italy, 472. 
 
628 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Lavater (Jo. Casper), Essays of Physi- 
 ognomy, 504. 
 
 Lavington (Bishop), Enthusiasm of me- 
 thodists and papists, 546. 
 
 Lawson (Admiral), Letters of, 142, 344. 
 
 (John Parker), Life and Times of 
 
 Archbishop Laud, 397. 
 
 (Henry), Observations on the New 
 
 Planet, 504. 
 
 Layard (Austen Henry), Nineveh and its 
 remains, 558. 
 
 Discoveries in the ruins of 
 
 Nineveh and Babylon, 558. 
 
 Layng (Mr.), Pieces in prose and verse, 
 525. 
 
 Leader (Thomas), The Wounded Heart, 
 448. 
 
 Leake (Stephen Martin), Account of 
 English Money, 374. 
 
 Leathart (Wm. Davies), Origin and pro- 
 gress of the Gwynnedigion Society, 166. 
 
 Ledwich (Edward), Antiquities of Ire- 
 land, 374. 
 
 Lee (Nathaniel), Theodosius, 590. 
 
 Verses on the death of Mrs. 
 
 Behn, 525. 
 
 (Richard), Cor humUiatum et con- 
 
 tritum, 178. 
 
 (Samuel), Travels of Ibn Batuta, 
 
 554. 
 
 Address to the Commission- 
 
 ers of the Court of Requests for South 
 wark, 197. 
 
 Leekey (W.), Discourse on the use of the 
 Pen, 572. 
 
 Leigh's New Picture of London, 5. 
 
 (Charles), Natural History of Lan- 
 cashire, Cheshire, and the Peake of 
 Derbyshire, 504. 
 
 (Edward), Letters upon Credit, 279. 
 
 Leightonhouse (Walter), Sermon on Com- 
 munion, 547. 
 
 Lelandi (Johannis) Commentarii de 
 Scriptoribus Britannicis, 370. 
 
 Collectanea, 370. 
 
 Leland (John), Itinerary, 370. 
 
 Dissertation on the princi- 
 ples of Human Eloquence, 547. 
 
 View of the principal De- 
 
 isticial Writers, 547. 
 
 Le Mesurier (Havilland), Thoughts on 
 the French Invasion, 279. 
 
 Lemon (George W.), Etymological Dic- 
 tionary, 572. 
 
 Le Neve (John), Momimenta Anglicana; 
 or monumental inscriptions, 374. 
 
 Lives of Protestant Bishops, 
 
 396. 
 
 Fasti Ecdesiee Angh 
 
 448. 
 
 Leon (Jacob J.), Relation of the most 
 memorable things in the Tabernacle of 
 Moses, 547. . 
 
 Leone (James), Architecture of Leon 
 Battista Alberti, 512. 
 
 Leslie (Charles), Two Sticks made One, 
 279. 
 
 Lesly (Henry), Sermon on the Martyr- 
 dom of King Charles, 552. 
 
 L'Estrange (Sir R.), The Cit and Bump- 
 kin, 144. 
 
 Tracts written by, 280, 281. 
 
 Leti (Gregorio), Del Teatro Brittaoico, 
 344. 
 
 Lettsom (John Coakley), Natural history 
 of the Tea-tree, 504. 
 
 Lever (Thomas), A fruitful Sermon in 
 Poule's church, 177. 
 
 Leverick (George), Proposals of, to pre- 
 vent stops in the street, 116. 
 
 Lewes (Sir Watkin), His Letter concern- 
 ing the High Bailiif of Southwark, 196. 
 
 Lewis (Gulielmo), Oratio a, 529. 
 
 (John), History of Great Britain, 
 
 345. 
 
 — History and Antiquities of 
 
 the Isle of Thanet, 374. 
 
 Life of Caxton, 392. 
 
 (M.), A Short Model of a Bank, 34. 
 Proposals for raising a tax. 
 
 by setting up Banks, 34. 
 
 Proposals, or a large model 
 
 of a Bank, 34. 
 
 (Mr.), The Weeping Muse, 525. 
 
 (Samuel), Topographical Dictionary, 
 
 374. 
 
 History and Topography of 
 
 St Mary, Islington, 108, 374. 
 
 — (T.), The Scourge, in vindication of 
 the Church of England, 61. 
 
 — (Thos.), Constitution, jurisdiction, 
 and practice of the Sheriffs' Court, 83. 
 
 — (William), Information of, relating 
 to the Popish Plot, 296. 
 
 New Ephemeris, 562. 
 
 Ley (Sir James), Treatise on Wards and 
 
 Liveries, 494. 
 Lhoyd (H.), History of Cambria, 345, 
 
 374. 
 Lhuyd (Edward), Archeeologia Britan- 
 
 nica, 375. 
 Liebeg (Justus), Organic Chemistry, 504. 
 Lightfoote (William), The Complaint of 
 
 England, 281. 
 Lilbume (Colonel), Three tracts ; political 
 
 tracts; and trial of, 281. 
 
 (Eliza), Petition of, 422. 
 
 Lillo (George), The Works of, 525. 
 Lilly (William), Supernatural sights, 88, 
 
 525. 
 
 The Starry Messenger, 133, 
 
 626. 
 
 History of his Life and 
 
 i Times (Bount), 397. 
 
 j Prophecie of a White King 
 
 of Brittanie, 525. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 629 
 
 Lilly (William), Catastrophe Mundi, with 
 
 hieroglyphics, 526. 
 ; Merlini Anglici Ephemeris, 
 
 526. 
 
 Monarchy or no monarchy 
 
 in England, 526. 
 Collection 
 
 of ancient and 
 modem Prophecies, 526. 
 
 Declaration of the several 
 
 Treasons, 526. 
 
 Dangerous condition of the 
 
 United Provinces, 526. 
 
 New Prophecy, 526. 
 
 Limborch (Philip a). History of the In- 
 quisition, 448, 473. 
 
 Lindley (John), Introduction to Botany, 
 504. 
 
 Lodge (Edmund), Life of Sir Julius Caesar, 
 397. 
 
 Portraits of illustrious per- 
 
 Introduction to the natural 
 
 system of Botany, 504. 
 
 Synopsis of the British Flora, 
 
 504. 
 
 Lindsay (John), View of the Coinage of 
 the Parthians, 473. 
 
 Some observations upon an 
 
 ancient Talisman, 473. 
 
 (Ralph), On the Etymology of the 
 
 name of South wark, 197. 
 
 (Lord), Letters on Egypt, 473. 
 
 (Patrick), Remarks on the Laws re- 
 lating to the Poor, 22. 
 
 Lingard (John), History of England, 345. 
 
 Antiquities of the Anglo- 
 Saxon Church, 448. 
 
 History and Antiquities of 
 
 the Anglo-Saxon Church, 448. 
 
 Tracts on the principles of 
 
 the Catholics, 583. 
 
 Linnaei (Caroli) Selectse ex amoenitatibus, 
 504. 
 
 Lipscomb (George), History and Antiqui- 
 ties of Buckinghamshire, 585. 
 
 Littleton (Adam), Latin Dictionary, 572. 
 
 Livingstone (David), Travels in South 
 Africa, 558. 
 
 Livy. {Corpus Historicum), 463, 473. 
 
 Lloid (Lodowdcke), Pilgrimage of Princes, 
 572. 
 
 Lloyd (Daniel), Memoirs of noble persons 
 who suffered during the civil wars, 397. 
 
 (Lumley), Tint for Taunt, the ma- 
 nager managed, 61. 
 
 (William), dean of Bangor, Funeral 
 
 Sermon on Sir Edmondbury Godfrey, 
 194. 
 
 bishop of Worcester, History 
 
 of the government of the Church, 448. 
 
 Locke (John), Law and Practice of Foreign 
 Attachment in the Lord Mayor's Court, 
 83. 
 
 Game Laws, 494. 
 
 (John), The Works of, 504. 
 
 Lockhart Papers, 345. 
 
 Lockie's Topography of London, 7. 
 
 sons, 397. 
 
 Peerage, 397. 
 
 Illustrations of British His- 
 tory, Biography, 345. 
 
 (John), Sketches towards a Topo- 
 graphy of Hereford, 375. 
 
 Lolme (John L. de). The Constitution of 
 England, 282. 
 
 London (John), Answer to the pretended 
 remarks on Mr. Webber's scheme, 282. 
 
 Long (John), Answer to the case of the 
 Creditors of Joseph Long, 422. 
 
 Lott (Thomas), On rating stock in trade 
 to the poor, 282. 
 
 Some remains of Ancient 
 
 Buildings, 375. 
 
 Loudon (J. C.), Encyclopaedia of Garden- 
 ing, 504. 
 
 Love (C), His Speech, with that of Mr. 
 Gibbons, on the scaffold, 423. 
 
 Lovell (Oschee), The Fratemitye of Vaca- 
 bondes, 25. 
 
 Low (Sampson), jun., The Charities of 
 London, 25. 
 
 Lowndes (William), On the amendment 
 of the Silver Coins, 375. 
 
 (William Thomas), The Bibliogra- 
 pher's Manual, 572. 
 
 Lowth (Robert), Letter to the author of 
 the Divine Legation of Moses, 547. 
 
 Lucas (Charles), An Appeal to the Com- 
 mons and Citizens of London, 147. 
 
 (Richard), Nabal's Apology for Unr 
 
 charitableness, 186. 
 
 Sermon at St. Lawrence 
 
 Jewry, 186. 
 
 Sermon before the Gold- 
 
 smiths' society, 192. 
 
 Sermon before Her Majesty 
 
 on the Fast-day, 547. 
 Ludlow (Edmond), Letter to Dr. Holling- 
 
 worth, 282. 
 Luffman (John), The Charters of London, 
 
 78. 
 Lunardi (Vincent), First aerial voyage, 
 
 582. 
 Lupton (D.), London and the Countrey 
 
 carbonadoed and quarterd, 7. 
 Lushington (Dr.), Speech of, on the Bill 
 
 for regulating Chimney-sweepers, 119. 
 Luther (Martin), A Commentary on the 
 
 Psalms, 547. 
 
 On the Bondage of the Will, 
 
 547. 
 Luzancy (M. de). Account of the Jesuits 
 
 attempt upon, 448. 
 Lye (Edward), Dictionarium Anglo-Sax- 
 
 onico et Gothico-Latinum, 572. 
 Lyell (Charles), Principles of Mineralogy, 
 
 504. 
 
630 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Lyell (Charles), Elements of Geology, 
 504. 
 
 Lynch (William), The Law of Elections, 
 494. 
 
 View of the Legal Constitu- 
 tions in Ireland, 494. 
 
 Lynford (Thomas), God's Providence in 
 the City's safety, 185. 
 
 Lyon (John), History of Dover, 376, 494. 
 
 Lysimachus (Irenaeus), Bellamius ener- 
 vatus, 78. 
 
 Lysons (Daniel), The Environs of London, 
 7,375. 
 
 ' (Daniel and Samuel), Magna Bri- 
 
 tannia^ 375. 
 
 ' (Samuel), Roman Antiquities at 
 
 Woodchester, 375. 
 
 Mosaic Pavements at Hork- 
 
 stow, Lincolnshire, 375. 
 
 Remains of two Temples at 
 
 Bath, 375. 
 mancB, 376. 
 
 Reliquice Britannico-Ro- 
 
 Remains of a Roman villa 
 
 at Bognor, 376. 
 
 — Roman Antiquities in the 
 
 county of Gloucester, 376. 
 
 Mosaic Pavements 
 
 Frampton, Dorsetshire, 376. 
 Lyttelton (George lord), Dialogues of the 
 
 Dead, 282. 
 History of King Henry the 
 
 Seventh, 345. 
 
 M. S., Philosophical Discourse of the na- 
 ture of rational and irrational Souls, 
 508. 
 
 MacCarthy (George), The rise and pro- 
 gress of Sunday Schools, 526. 
 
 Macartney (Mr.), Account of the duel 
 between the Duke of Hamilton and 
 Lord Mohun, 423. 
 
 Macaulay (Thomas B.), History of Eng- 
 land, 345. 
 
 Macauley (Catherine), History of Eng- 
 land, 345. 
 
 McCulioch (J. R,), Treatise on Taxation, 
 282. 
 
 Inquiry into the legality of 
 
 Irish Pensions, 282. 
 
 Geographical 
 
 474. 
 
 Dictionary, 
 
 Commercial Dictionary, 573. 
 McCaul (A.), Sermon on the opening of 
 
 the church of St. James, Duke's place, 
 
 583. 
 Machiavel (Nicholas), Works of, 474. | 
 McCrie (Thomas), Life of John Knox, i 
 
 396. I 
 
 Macdiarmid (John), Lives of British 
 
 Statesmen, 397. 
 Mackay (Charles), History of London, 7. I 
 
 Mackenzie (Eneas), Memoirs of Mrs. C. 
 Chisholm, 392. 
 
 (George), Lives of eminent Scotch 
 
 writers, 398. 
 
 Mackie (Charles), Castles and Prisons of 
 
 Mary of Scotland, 345, 376. 
 Mackintosh (Sir James), History of the 
 
 Revolution, 345. 
 Vindiciee GaUicce, 474. 
 
 (Robert James), Life of Sir James 
 
 Mackintosh, 398. 
 
 Macleod (Henry D.), Theory and Practice 
 
 of Banking, 572. 
 Macklin (Charles), The Man of the World, 
 
 590. 
 Macnamara (John), and others, several 
 
 Informations of, relative to the Popish 
 
 Plot, 295. 
 Macknight (Thomas), Life of Burke, 391. 
 Macpherson (David), Annals of Commerce, 
 
 346. 
 
 (James), Introduction to the His- 
 tory of Great Britain, 346. 
 
 History of Great Britain, 
 
 346. 
 
 Macqueen (Daniel), Letters on Hume's 
 History, 346. 
 
 Mackworth (Sir H.), A Proposal for pay- 
 ment of the public debts, 50. 
 
 Maddison (Ralph), Great Britain's Re- 
 membrancer, 282. 
 
 Madox (Isaac), bishop of Worcester, 
 Sermon at St. Bridget's, 191. 
 
 (John), Excursions in the Holy 
 
 Land, 558. 
 
 (Thomas), History of the Exchequer, 
 
 376. 
 
 Formulare Anglicanum^ 376. 
 
 Fir ma Burgi^ 376. 
 
 Baronia Angtica, 376. 
 
 Magnus (Olaus), History of the Goths, 
 Swedes, and Vandals, 474. 
 
 Mahon (Lord) and E. Cardwell, Memoirs 
 of Sir R. Peel, 399. 
 
 The Forty-five, 586. 
 
 Maiden (William). Account of a recovery 
 from a pierced thorax, 504. 
 
 Mainwaring (G. B.), Observations on the 
 present state of the Police, 119. 
 
 Maitland (S. R.), The Dark Ages, 376. 
 
 (William), History of London, 7. 
 
 History of Scotland, 346. 
 
 History of Edinburgh, 376. 
 
 Malcolm (James Peller), Views round 
 
 London, 8. 
 
 Londinium Bedivivum, 8. 
 
 Anecdotes of manners and 
 
 customs, 346, 474. 
 Malkin (Frederick), History of Greece, 
 
 474. 
 (Benjamin Heath), Scenery of South 
 
 Wales, 376. 
 Mallet's Northern Antiquities, 474. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 631 
 
 Mallet (Paul Henry), Histoire de Danne- 
 
 marc, 474. 
 (Sir J), Discourse concerning Penal 
 
 Laws, 494. 
 Malmsbury (William of). History, 346. 
 Mallory (John), Objections to the Bill for 
 
 the recovery of Small Debts, 494. 
 Malonet (M.), Letters on the French Re- 
 „ volution, 474. 
 
 ¥ - Examen de cette question, 
 
 474. 
 Maltby (Edward), Greek Gradus, 573. 
 Malthus (J. R.), Observations on the Com 
 
 Laws, 494. 
 Malton (Thomas), A Picturesque Tour 
 
 through London and Westminster, 8. 
 Mammat (Edward), Geological facts con- 
 cerning the Ashby coal field, 505. 
 Man (Thomas), and others. Petition of, 
 
 for free liberty of printing, 49. 
 Manby (Peter), Letter from a Protestant 
 
 in London, 282. 
 Mandeville (Bernard de), Fable of the 
 
 Bees, 526. 
 Manchester (The Earl of) , and John Pym, 
 
 their Speeches in Guildhall, 125. 
 
 Speech of, to His Majesty, 
 
 282. 
 
 Manley (Thomas), Usury at six per cent, 
 examined, 283. 
 
 Manning and Bray's History of Surrey, 
 376. 
 
 History of Southwark, 383. 
 
 Manning (James Alexander), Lives of the 
 Speakers, 398. 
 
 Mannynghara (T.), Sermon at the Hamp- 
 shire feast, 179. 
 
 Sermon at the Guildhall 
 
 chappel, 183. 
 
 Sermon on the death of 
 
 Queen Mary, 653 
 
 Mansel (Roderick), True Narrative of the 
 late Popish intrigue, 296. 
 
 Manship (Henry), History of Great Yar- 
 mouth, 376, 388. 
 
 Manstein (General), Memoirs of Russia, 
 475. 
 
 Mantell (Gideon A.), Wonders of Geo- 
 
 > logy, 589. 
 
 (Sir Thomas), Tracts relative to the 
 
 Cinque Ports and Coronations, 377. 
 
 Mapeon (M. de), Correspondance secrete, 
 475. 
 
 Mariana (John de). History of Spain, 
 475. 
 
 Mariott (Thomas), Sermon at Guildhall 
 chapel, 185. 
 
 Markham (Gervase), Farewell to Hus- 
 bandry, 573. 
 
 Markland (Abraham), Sermon before the 
 Court of Aldermen, 184. 
 
 Marquand (Charles), Observations on a 
 pamphlet concerning bridges, 20. 
 
 Mart (The Earl of). Journal of the pro- 
 ceedings of, from his arrival in Scotland 
 to his embarkation for France, 346. 
 
 Marshall (J.), Mortality of the metropolis, 
 151. 
 
 (Nat.) Sermon on the death of Queen 
 
 Anne, 553. 
 
 (Stephen), Letter, written in vindi- 
 cation of himself and his ministry, 57. 
 
 ■ — Divine project to save a 
 
 Kingdome, 181. 
 
 Sermon at Spittle, 182. 
 
 Sermon before the Houses 
 
 of Parliament, 547. 
 
 Marsham (Thomas), Entomologia Britan- 
 nica, 505. 
 
 Martin (Benjamin), Essay on Electricity, 
 505. 
 
 A general English Diction- 
 ary, 573. 
 
 (John), Bibliographical Catalogue, 
 
 573. 
 
 (Matthew), A Letter on mendicity, 
 
 23, 118. 
 
 An appeal for the relief of 
 
 Beggars, 24. 
 (Thomas), The History of Thetford, 
 
 377. 
 
 (R. Montgomery), History of the 
 
 British Colonies, 475. 
 
 Martine (Richard), Speech of, 96, 120. 
 Martyn (William), History and Lives of 
 
 the Kings of England, 346. 
 Marvel (Andrew), The Works of, by 
 
 Captain Edward Thompson, 573. 
 Maseres (Franciscus), Historiae Angli- 
 
 canae Selecta Monumenta, 347. 
 Mason (George H.), Costume of China, 
 
 475. 
 
 (J.), Essay on Elocution and Pro- 
 nunciation, 573. 
 
 (Margery), The Tickler tickled, 
 
 436. 
 
 (Martin), One Mite more cast into 
 
 the treasury of Truth, 449. 
 
 (William), Musceits ; A Monody to 
 
 the memory of Mr. Pope, 527. 
 
 Elegies, 527. 
 
 Massey (Benj,), The Money Crisis, 37. 
 
 Massinger (Philip), The Plays of (Giflford), 
 527. 
 
 Masters (Samuel), The Christian temper 
 of moderation, 185. 
 
 Matthews (Adam), Account of the expe- 
 dition to the Mediterranean, 424. 
 
 (Charles), Lettre de M. aux auteurs 
 
 dramatiques, 591. 
 
 (Thomas), Narrative of the proceed- 
 ings of His Majesty's fleet, 423. 
 
 Original Letters of, and Vice 
 
 Admiral Lestock, 424. 
 
 (William), A Letter concerning the 
 
 West London Gas Company, 43, 119. 
 
632 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Matthews (William), Hydraulia : an his- 
 torical account of the Waterworks, 65. 
 Maundevile (Sir John), Voyage and Tra- 
 
 vaile of, 559. 
 Maundrell (Henry), Journey from Aleppo 
 
 to Jerusalem, 559. 
 Maurice (Thomas), Westminster Abbey, 
 
 and other poems, 204. 
 
 History of Hindostan, 475. 
 
 Indian Antiquities, 475. 
 
 Grovehill, Camberwell ; a 
 
 poem, 527. 
 Mawson (Matthias), Sermons at St. Paul's, 
 
 193. 
 May (Thomas), History of the Parliament 
 
 of England, 347. 
 Mayer (Joseph), History of the art of 
 
 Pottery in Liverpool, 591. 
 Catalogue of drawings of the 
 
 Bonaparte family, 591. 
 Mayhew (Jonathan), Remarks on a tract 
 
 concerning the Society for the Propa- 
 gation of the Gospel, 169. 
 Maynard (Sir John), Against the right 
 
 of the Lords to impeach the Commoners, 
 
 494. 
 Mazzinghi (John), History of London, 8. 
 McKenny (Thomas L.), and James Hall, 
 
 History of the Indian tribes of North 
 
 America, 458. 
 M. D. D. A., Tablettes et Historiques des 
 
 Rois de France, 467. 
 Mead (Dr.), On Pestilential Contagion, 
 
 112. 
 ' (Henry), African Slavery, 584. 
 
 Meades (William), A Sermon on the Fast 
 
 in remem.brance of the Fire, 65. 
 Medley (John), Tentamen Hydrologicum, 
 
 505. 
 Meggott (Richard), Sermon at St. Mi- 
 chael's, Comhill, 193. 
 Melford (Earl of), Letter to the Earl of 
 
 Perth', 294. 
 Mellen (Grenville), A Book of the United 
 
 States, 475. 
 Melmoth (Wm.), The great importance 
 
 of a religious life, 547. 
 Melshermer (F. E.), Catalogue of the 
 
 described Coleoptera, 483. 
 Melville (Hen.), Sermon at Christ church, 
 
 191. 
 Mentet (Robert de Salmonet), Histoire 
 
 des Troubles de la Grande Bretagne, 
 
 347. 
 Mercer (Thomas), The Speech of, before 
 
 his death, 424. 
 Mercurius Civicus, A Letter from, to 
 
 Mercurius Rusticus, 129. 
 Merewether (Mr. Serjeant), Speech of, 
 
 upon the soil and bed of tidal harbours, 
 
 174. 
 (Hen. Alworth) and A. J. Stephens, 
 
 History of Boroughs, 494. 
 
 Merlin's Life and Prophecies, 347. 
 
 Merret (Christopher), Collection, S^c.^ of 
 Acts concerning the College of Physi- 
 cians, 31. 
 
 Short view of the frauds by 
 
 Apothecaries, 33. 
 
 Meyrick (Sam. Rush) and Charles Ha- 
 milton Smith, Costume of the British 
 Islands, 377. 
 
 History of Cardigan, 377. 
 
 Ancient Armory, 377. 
 
 Mezeray (F. E. du), Histoire de France, 
 475. 
 
 Michel (Francisque), Chronique des Dues 
 de Norman die, 467. 
 
 Middleton (Christopher), Forgery de- 
 tected, 424. 
 
 Reply to Dobbs's answer, 
 
 424. 
 
 — (Conyers), Introductory Discourse 
 concerning the miraculous powers, 449. 
 
 Free Inquiry, 449. 
 
 Life of Cicero. {Corpus His- 
 
 toricum)^ 463. 
 The Works of, 547. 
 
 — (Sir Henry), Voyage to Bantam 
 and the Maluco Islands, 559. 
 
 — (Erasmus), Biographia Evangelica^ 
 398. 
 
 — (John), View of the Agriculture of 
 Middlesex, 377. 
 
 — (Thomas), The Works of, by Dyce, 
 527. 
 
 Chast Mayd in Cheapside, 
 
 527. 
 
 The Triumphs of Truths, 99. 
 
 (Sir Thomas), Declaration of, 283. 
 
 Mignet (M.), Negotiations relatives a la 
 succession d'Espagne sous Louis XIV., 
 467. 
 
 Mildmay (Sir Walter), Method of pro- 
 ceeding in city elections, 81. 
 
 Miles (Mr.), Conduct of France towards 
 Great Britain examined, 347. 
 
 Milizia (Francesco), Lives of celebrated 
 Architects, 398. 
 
 Mill (James), History of British India, 
 475. 
 
 Continuation of, by Horace 
 
 H. Wilson, 476. 
 
 Essays on Government, 495. 
 
 Millar (John), View of the English Go- 
 vernment, 284. 
 
 Miller (Edward), History of Doncaster, 
 377. 
 
 (Hugh), Foot-prints of the Creator, 
 
 506. 
 
 Old Red Sand-stone, 505. - 
 
 Testimony of the Rocks, 
 
 505. 
 
 (Samuel), Pauper Police, 119. 
 
 Milles (Samuel), On enlarging the powers 
 
 of the Court of Requests, 94. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 633 
 
 Millot (L'Abbe), Elements of the History 
 
 of England, 347. 
 Mills (Henry), Essay on generosity of 
 
 spirit, 573. 
 Milman (H. H), History of Christianity, 
 
 449. 
 History of Latin Christi- 
 anity, 449. 
 Milner (Isaac), Essay on Human Liberty, 
 
 605. 
 (John), History and Antiquities of 
 
 Winchester, 377. 
 
 ■ — Inquiry into the existence 
 
 of the patron saint of England, St. 
 
 George, 377. 
 
 Essays on Gothic Architec- 
 
 ture, 511. 
 
 On the modem style of alter- 
 ing Cathedrals, 512. 
 
 Ecclesiastical Architecture 
 
 of the middle ages, 512. 
 — (Joseph), History of the Church of 
 Christ (edit. Haweis), 449. 
 
 History of the Church of 
 
 Christ, with Stebbing's continuation, 
 
 449. 
 Milton (John), Secrets of Government, 
 
 284. 
 
 — The Works of, 284. 
 
 History of Britain, 347. 
 
 The Poetical Works of, by 
 
 Todd, 527. 
 (William), The danger of travelling 
 
 in Stage-Coaches, 119. 
 Minot (Lawrence), Poems (edit. Ritson), 
 
 627. 
 Minshew (John), Dictionary of eleven 
 
 languages, 673. 
 Minto (Lord), Speech on the Union, 
 
 322. 
 Mirehouse (John), Law of Advowsons, 
 
 495. 
 
 On Tithes, 495. 
 
 Mitford (John), A sketch of the Life, S[c. 
 
 of Sir John Sylvester, bart., 19. 
 
 Pleadings in Chancery, 495. 
 
 (Wm.), The History of Greece, 476. 
 
 Milbom (Luke), Sermon before the na- 
 tives of Warwick, 179. 
 Molyneux (William), Sciothericum Te- 
 
 lescopicum, 606. 
 Monboddo (James Burnet, lord), Origin 
 
 and progress of Language, 673. 
 Monk (General), Letter from, to the Lord 
 
 Mayor, 141. 
 (James Hen.), Life of Bishop Bent- 
 ley, 398. 
 Monson (Sir William), True and exact 
 
 account of the war with Spain, 348. 
 Monstrelet (Enguerrand de). Chronicles 
 
 of, 476. 
 Montagu (Basil), Bankruptcy Court Act 
 
 arranged, 495. 
 
 Montagu (Lady Mary Wortley), Letters 
 
 and Works of, 398, 573. 
 Montague (Edward), The Citizen, a Hu- 
 
 dibrastic poem, 92. 
 Montaigne (Lord Michael de), Essays of, 
 
 673. 
 Montesquieu (Baron), Reflections on the 
 
 rise and fall of the Roman empire, 
 
 476. 
 
 Spirit of Laws, by Nugent, 
 
 496. 
 
 674. 
 
 Miscellaneous pieces, 495. 
 Persian Letters, by Ozell, 
 
 Montfaucon (Bernard de), L'Antiquite 
 expliquee, 476. 
 
 Regal and ecclesiastical An- 
 
 tiquities, 476. 
 Moon (John), On the new construction of 
 
 Drains, 74. 
 Moor (Edw.), Suffolk words and phrases, 
 
 576. 
 Moore (George), Observations on the 
 
 Union Orange Associations, 285. 
 (John), Case on the maintenance of 
 
 the London clergy, 62. 
 Sermon before the Lord 
 
 Mayor, 183. 
 
 184. 
 
 Sermon at Guildhall chapel, 
 
 The Works of, by Anderson, 
 
 674. 
 
 — (Thomas), Letters and Journal of 
 Lord Byron, 391. 
 
 Memoirs of, edited by Lord 
 
 John Russell, 398. 
 
 The Life of Sheridan, 401. 
 
 Morant (Philip), History of Essex, 377. 
 More (Cresacre), Life of Sir T. More, 398. 
 
 (Sir Thomas), Utopia, 527. 
 
 Dyaloge concerning the ve- 
 
 neration of imagys, 547. 
 
 Moresby (Lord Chas.), A Hundred Years 
 hence, 528. 
 
 Moreri (Louis), Le grand Dictionnaire 
 Historique, 574. 
 
 Moreton (Andrew), The Protestant Mo- 
 nastery, 574. 
 
 Morer (Thomas), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 187. 
 
 Morgan's Proposals for a sale of Maps, 
 475. 
 
 Morgan, (J.), Phoenix Britannicus, 348. 
 
 (Sylvanus), The Sphere of Gentry, 
 
 an historical work of arms and blazon, 
 377. 
 
 (Wm.), Account of the cavalcade 
 
 of King Charles II. to his coronation, 
 98. 
 
 Morley (Hen.), Life of Palissy the potter, 
 399. 
 
 Momington (Lord), Speech of, on an ad- 
 dress to His Majesty, 291. 
 2 Y 
 
634 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Morrice (David), Attempted reply to the 
 master of Westminster School, on public 
 education, 199. 
 
 Morris (Robert), Letter to Sir Richard 
 Aston, 495. 
 
 Morrison (James), Influence of English 
 railway legislation, 285. 
 
 Mors (Roderyk), The Complaint of, to the 
 Parliament, for the redresse of certyn 
 wycked lawes and euill deuices, 348. 
 
 Mosheim (John Laurence), Ecclesiastical 
 History (edit. Coote), 449. 
 
 Moss (Robert), Sermon at St. Sepulchre's, 
 188. 
 
 (W. H.) and Jos. Nightingale, His- 
 tory and Antiquities of St. Saviour's, 
 Southwark, 196. 
 
 Motley (John Lothrop), Rise of the Dutch 
 Republic, 476. 
 
 Motteux (P.), Europe's Revels for the 
 Peace, 528. 
 
 Moule (Thomas), Bihliotheoa Heraldica 
 Magnce BriiannicB, ^77. 
 
 Mowbray (Geoffry), On the conduct of 
 opposition during the present Parlia- 
 ment, 285. 
 
 (Laurence), Narrative of, relating 
 
 to the Popish Plot, 296. 
 
 Mulgrave (Earl of). Essay on poetry, 528. 
 
 MuUner (A.), Guilt ; or the Gipsey's Pro- 
 phecy, 590. 
 
 Mundy (Anthony), Chronicle, 476. 
 
 Munday (Anthony), Metropolis Coronata., 
 
 Chrysancdeia, 99. 
 
 — (Capt. Rodney), Narrative of events 
 in Borneo, 559. 
 
 Murphy (A.), All in the Wrong, 590. 
 
 (James), View of the state of Portu- 
 gal, 476. 
 
 (James C), Arabian Antiquities of 
 
 Spain, 612. 
 
 Plans, S[c. of the church of 
 
 Batalha in Portugal, 512. 
 
 Murray (J. F.), The World of London, 8. 
 
 (Robert), Proposal for a National 
 
 Land-bank, 35. 
 
 (T. B.), Ely chapel, Holbom, 4. 
 
 Musgrave (Sir Richard), Memoirs of the 
 Rebellions in Ireland, 348. 
 
 N. C, Decimarum et Oblationum Tabula, 
 
 490. 
 N. H.. Compleat Tradesman, 89. 
 Nalson (J.), Journal of the trial of King 
 
 Charles the First, 426. 
 Napier (Col. W. F. P.), History of the 
 
 Peninsular War, 476. 
 (Sir William), Life and Opinions of 
 
 Sir Charles Napier, 399. 
 History of Sir C. Napier's 
 
 administration of Scinde, 476. 
 
 Napoleon I., Correspondance de, 687. 
 Nares (Edw.), Memoirs of Lord Burghley, 
 
 391. 
 
 (Rob.), Elements of Orthoepy, 674. 
 
 Glossary, 674. 
 
 Nash (Joseph), Mansions in the olden 
 
 time, 377, 513. 
 
 Collections for the history of 
 
 Worcester, 377. 
 
 Views of Windsor Castle, 
 
 613. 
 
 (Thomas), Christ's Tears over Jeru- 
 salem, 177. 
 
 Nashe (Thomas), Return of the renowned 
 Cavaliero Pasquill, 528. 
 
 Naunton (Sir Robt.), Fragmmta Regalia, 
 392. 
 
 Nayler (Sir Geo.), Private Acts of Par- 
 liament from 1733 to 1836, with Index 
 of contents and pedigrees, 219. 
 
 Neade (Wm.), The Double-armed Man, 
 32. 
 
 Neale (Daniel), History of the Puritans, 
 449. 
 
 (J. P.) and E. W. Brayley, History 
 
 and Antiquities of Westminster Abbey, 
 204. 
 
 (Thomas), Proposals touching the 
 
 National Land-bank, 34. 
 
 Neil (James), State of the Prisons of 
 
 England, 154. 
 Nelson (Henry), Sermon, Charity and 
 
 Duty, 647. 
 
 (James), History of the parish of 
 
 St. Mary, Islington, 377. 
 
 (Robert), Life of Bishop Bull, 391. 
 
 (Vice-admiral lord viscount). Let- 
 ters and Despatches of, 348, 477. 
 
 Nemnich (Phil. And.), European Dictio- 
 nary of Merchandize, 574. 
 
 Neues Waaren Lexikon, 
 
 674. 
 
 Nettles (Stephen), Answer to the Jewish 
 
 part of Mr. Selden's History of Tithes, 
 
 449, 495. 
 Neubrigensis (Gulielmi) Rerum Angli- 
 
 canim libri quinque. (Heame), 348. 
 Neville (Robert), Sermon at Guildhall 
 
 chappel, 183. 
 
 (R. C), Saxon Obsequies, 378. 
 
 Newans (Thomas), Letter to the Duke of 
 
 Newcastle, 90. 
 Newberie (Rafe), A Discourse on the 
 
 customs of London, 76. 
 Newbery (W.) and Edmunds (W.), Let- 
 ter to the rev. Dr. Fowler, vicar of 
 
 St. Giles, Cripplegate, 106, 
 Newcombe (Peter). History of the Abbey 
 
 of St. Alban's, 378. 
 Newcome (Peter), Discourse of Bosom 
 
 Sins, 184. 
 Newcourt (Richard), Repertorium Eccle- 
 
 siasticum, 110. 
 
NDEX. 
 
 635 
 
 Newell (Joseph), Enquiry into the office 
 
 of Inquest Jurymen, 82. 
 Letters to the electors of 
 
 Cripplegate Without, 106. 
 
 Letter from, concerning sei- 
 
 zures for Tithes, 107. 
 
 Letter from, on that of a 
 
 Reformer, 107. 
 Newtoni (Isaaci) Opera (edit. Horsley), 
 
 505. 
 Newton (Sir L), Metaphysics of, 505. 
 (Robert), Sermon at St. Paul's, 187, 
 
 193. 
 (Wm.), Antiquities of Maidstone, 
 
 378. 
 Nichols (J. B.), Account . of the Royal 
 
 Hospital and Collegiate Church of St. 
 
 Katherine, 71. 
 A brief account of the Guild- 
 hall, 157. 
 (John J, Works of William Hogarth, 
 
 95. 
 
 • Bibliotheca Topographica Bri- 
 
 tannica, 378. 
 Collection of Wills of the 
 
 kings and queens of England, 348, 
 378. 
 Illustrations of the manners. 
 
 S[c., of ancient times, 378. 
 
 History and Antiquities of 
 
 Lambeth, 378. 
 
 The Progresses and public 
 
 processions of Queen Elizabeth, 378. 
 
 Progresses, ^c, of King 
 
 James L, 378. 
 
 Literary Anecdotes, 399. 
 
 (John Gough), Chri/sanaleia, 99. 
 
 Autographs of royal and 
 
 remarkable personages, 378. 
 
 Nicholl (John), Accounts of the Ironmon- 
 gers Company, 47. 
 
 Nicholls (John), Morning exercises at 
 Cripplegate, 181. 
 
 Observations on the situation 
 
 of the Prince of Wales, 285. 
 
 (Richard), London's Artillery, 32. 
 
 Nicholson (William), Historical Libraries, 
 349. 
 
 Nicholas (T. G.), Sermon at St. Lawrence 
 Jewry, 581. 
 
 Nicolas (Sir Harris), Proceedings and 
 Ordinances of the Privy Council, 10 
 Richard II. to 23 Henry VIII., 218. 
 Bishop Beckington's Journal, 
 
 331. 
 
 — Notitia Historica, 349, 387. 
 
 — Testamenta Vetusta, 378. 
 
 — Memoirs of the Life and 
 
 Times of Christopher Hatton, 395. 
 
 — Synopsis of the Peerage, 
 
 399. 
 
 — (N. H.), Index to the Heralds' 
 Visitations, 163. 
 
 Nipclose (Sir Nicholas), The Theatres, a 
 poetical dissection, 175, 537. 
 
 Noble (Mark), History of the College of 
 Arms, 29. 
 
 Biographical History of Eng- 
 land, 395. 
 
 Norman (Dr.), A new Miracle, 528. 
 
 Noorthouck (John), A New History of 
 London, 8. 
 
 Norden (Fred. Lewis), Travels in Egypt 
 and Nubia, 559. 
 
 (John), Speculum Britannue ; an 
 
 historical and chorographical descrip- 
 tion of Middlesex and Herts., 378. 
 
 Speculum BritannicB pars 
 
 altera ; or a delineation of Northamp- 
 tonshire, 586. 
 
 Norfolk (The Duke of). Orders about 
 ladies' habits, 202. 
 
 Normanby (Lord), A year of Revolution 
 in Paris, 477. 
 
 Norris (H. H.), Exposition of the tendency 
 of the British and Foreign Bible So- 
 ciety, 164. 
 
 North (Hon. Roger), Examen; enquiry 
 into the credit of a pretended Complete 
 History, 349. 
 
 Lives of the Norths, 399. 
 
 (Major), Journal of an English 
 
 officer in India, 587. 
 Northumberland (Earle of), Master SoUi- 
 
 citor, and Sir H. Vane, a Cunning Plot, 
 
 130. 
 
 Lord Loudon, and Sir Henry 
 
 Vane, Three Speeches in Guildhall, 
 132. 
 Norton (George), Exposition of the privi- 
 leges of the city of London, 82. 
 
 Commentaries on the history, 
 
 constitution, and franchises of the city 
 of London, 82. 
 An Address to the Citizens 
 
 on the pending Corporation Bill, 150. 
 Rudimentals, 495. 
 
 (Robert), Sermon at the Charter- 
 house, 193. 
 
 Norton's Literary Register, 477. 
 
 Nugent (Mr.), Proposals for a general 
 peace, 477. 
 
 Nye (Philip), Sermon on the election of 
 Lord Mayor, 182. 
 
 Gates (Titus), Works of, 286. 
 
 Narrative of the Popish Plot,. 
 
 295. 
 
 O'Bierne (T. L.), Sermon before the Lord 
 Lieutenant of Ireland on the Thanks- 
 giving day, 548. 
 
 O'Brien (Dennis), Utrum horum ? 286. 
 
 Ockley (Simon), History of the Jews, 
 477. 
 
 History of the Saracens, 478. 
 
636 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 O'Conor (Carolus), Rerum Hibemicarum 
 
 Scriptores, 349. 
 Ogborne (Elizabeth), History of Essex, 
 
 379. 
 Oghlou (Garabed A. D.), Histoire de la 
 
 legislation des anciens Germains, 495. 
 Ogilby (John), Relation of His Majesties 
 
 entertainment, 97. 
 Entertainment of Charles II. 
 
 in his passage through the city, 97. 
 Coronation of Charles II., 
 
 202. 
 Ogilvie (John), Rona, a poem, 528. 
 Oldenburgh (Edward), A calculation of 
 
 Foreign Exchanges, 158. 
 Oldner (George), Inventions to preserve 
 
 ships, 513. 
 Oldfield (H. G.) and R. R. Dyson, History 
 
 of Tottenham High Cross, 379, 386. 
 Oldmixon (John), History of England 
 
 during the reigns of the royal house of 
 
 Stuart, 349. 
 Nixon's Cheshire Prophecy, 
 
 528. 
 Oldys's Catalogue of the pamphlets in the 
 
 Harleian Library, 163. 
 Oliver (Edward), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 
 187. 
 (Richard), Letter to the Livery, on 
 
 the choice of sheriff, 86. 
 Ord (John Walker), History and Anti- 
 quities of Cleveland, 586. 
 Orme (William), The best Guide in the 
 
 worst of times, 183. 
 Ormerod (George), History of Chester, 
 
 379. 
 Ottley (William Young), Collection of 
 
 Prints, 513. 
 Otway (Thomas), The Works of, by 
 
 Thornton, 629. 
 Prologue to the City Heiress, 
 
 529. 
 Oulton (Walley C), History of the The- 
 atres of London, 175. 
 Overbury (Sir Thomas), Voyage de, dans 
 
 les Pays-Bas Espagnols, 559. 
 Overstone (Right hon. lord). Tracts on 
 
 Metallic and Paper Currency, 591. 
 
 On Decimal Coinage, 591. 
 
 Overton (Major-gen.) and others. Letter 
 
 to Lieut-gen. Fleetwood, 287. 
 (R), Articles of High Treason ex- 
 hibited against Cheapside Cross, 156. 
 Owen (H.) and J. B. Blackeway, History 
 
 of Shrewsbury, 379. 
 (John), Epigrammata Joh. Audoeni, 
 
 529. 
 -' (Rob.), Observations on the effects 
 
 of war on the manufacturing system, 
 
 576. 
 (Thos.), Sermon before the Levant 
 
 raerchapts, 192. 
 (William), Welch Dictionary, 674. 
 
 Oxford (the Bishop of). Address of, to 
 James II., 276. 
 
 Ozell (Mr.), Persian Letters of Mon- 
 tesquieu translated, 575. 
 
 P. D., Problems necessary to be deter- 
 mined, 139. 
 
 Page (Richard), Hardcastle on Bank Re- 
 strictions, 37. 
 
 A critical examination of the 
 
 Resolutions of Mr. Joseph Hume, 288. 
 Paget (James), Records of Harvey, 72. 
 Paine (Thomas), The first Principles of 
 
 Government, 288. 
 Paley (William), The Works of, 648. 
 Palgrave (Sir Francis), Parliamentary 
 
 Writs, 214. 
 
 Essay on the original autho- 
 
 rity of the Privy Council, 218. 
 
 Ancient KalenSars of the 
 
 treasury of the Exchequer, 218. 
 
 Documents illustrating the 
 
 History of Scotland, 218. 
 
 Tracts concerning the public 
 
 records, 218. 
 
 — Rotuli Curiae Regis, 218. 
 
 Essay on the authority of the 
 
 King's Council, 218. 
 
 Corporation Reform, 288. 
 
 Rise and progress of the 
 
 English Commonwealth, 349. 
 Palmer (Charles John), History of Great 
 Yarmouth, 376, 388. 
 
 (William), Lectures at Greshara 
 
 College, 30. 
 
 Pantophilus, Plain Truth, 451. 
 
 Papillon (Thomas) and John Dubois, De- 
 claration of, 85. 
 
 Paracelsus (Theophrastus), Expositio vera 
 imaginum, 605. 
 
 Paris (Louis), Negotiations, Lettres, S[c., 
 de Francois II., 468. 
 
 (Matthsei) Historia (edit. Wats), 
 
 349. 
 
 Parish Clerks (The company of), London's 
 dreadful Visitation, 111. 
 
 Report of all the Christen- 
 ings and Burials within London in 
 1667, 150. 
 
 Parisot (Peter), Account of the New Ma- 
 nufacture of Tapestry, 613. 
 
 Park (John James), Topography of Hamp- 
 stead, 379. 
 
 (Mungo), Travels of, 559. 
 
 Parker (Matthew), De Antiquitate Eccle- 
 sise Britannicae (edit. Drake), 450. 
 
 (Richard), History and Antiquities 
 
 of Cambridge, 379. 
 
 (Samuel), bishop of Oxford, History 
 
 of his own time, 350. 
 
 (Thomas), La Bruja the Witch, 
 
 450, 481. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 637 
 
 Parker (William), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 65, 191. 
 
 Parkes (Joseph), The governing charter 
 of Warwick, 495. 
 
 (Sam,), Remarks on a trial brought 
 
 against the Imperial Insurance Com- 
 pany, 46. 
 
 Parkin (Charles), History and Antiquities 
 of Norwich, 379. 
 
 Parkinson (Anthony), History of English 
 Franciscans, 379. 
 
 ( Jas.) , Organic remains of a former 
 
 world, 506. 
 
 Parlby (Major-gen.), Thoughts on the 
 National Drama, 176. 
 
 Parr (Rich.), Life of Archbishop Usher, 
 403. 
 
 (Samuel), The Works of, by John- 
 stone, 575. 
 
 (Wolstenholme), The Moor of Ve- 
 nice, and Essays on Shakspeare, 529. 
 
 Parry (Edward), Life of Rear-admiral 
 Parry, 399. 
 
 (Jo. H.), The Cambrian Plutarch, 
 
 399. 
 
 (Richard), The genealogies of Jesus 
 
 Christ in Matthew and Luke explained, 
 
 548. 
 
 (William), Last Words of, 428. 
 
 Parsons (John), Funeral Sermon of the 
 
 Earl of Rochester, 648. 
 Parton (John), Account of the hospital 
 
 and parish of St. Giles in the Fields, 
 
 107. 
 Partridge (J.), Annus Mirabilis, 562. 
 
 Almanacks of, 562. 
 
 Pascal (Blaise), Provincial Letters, 450. 
 Pasquin (Anthony), The Children of 
 
 Thespis, 175. 
 
 , New Brighton Guide, 199. 
 
 The Royal Academicians, 
 
 529. 
 
 Paterson's Roads, 575. 
 
 Patterson (James), Pietas Londinensis, 61. 
 
 Patrick (Symon), dean of Peterburgh, 
 Sermon at Guildhall chappel, 183. 
 
 Paul Sarpi (Father), History of the Coun- 
 cil of Trent, 450. 
 
 Treatise on matters Benefi- 
 ciary, 450. 
 
 Pauli (Dr. Reinhold), Life of Alfred the 
 Great, 389. 
 
 Paus (M. De), Dissertations on the Egyp- 
 tians, 478. 
 
 Payne (John), Royal Exchange, 158. 
 
 (Joseph), Lines on opening the new 
 
 London Bridge, 20. 
 
 (William), Treatise on Municipal 
 
 Rights, 82. 
 
 Peacham (Henry), A Dialogue between 
 Cheapside cross and Charing cross, 156. 
 
 The Compleat Gentleman, 
 
 575. 
 
 Peacock (Thomas Love), The Genius of 
 the Thames, 173. 
 
 Pearce (James) , Treatise on the abuse of 
 the laws, 154. 
 
 Pearson (Charles), Speech on the Isling- 
 ton Market Bill, 94. 
 
 Letter respecting the sale of 
 
 the office of Secondary, 82, 93. 
 • Address of, containing a 
 
 brief history of the corporation, 95. 
 Peck (Francis), Desiderata Curiosa, 350. 
 Peele (Geo.), The Works of. (Dyce), 529. 
 
 (G.), Descensus Astrece, 99. 
 
 Pegge (Samuel), Anecdotes of the English 
 
 Language, 92. 
 
 Assemblage of Coins fabri- 
 
 cated by authority of the Archbishops 
 of Canterbury, 379. 
 
 Essay on the Coins of Cuno- 
 
 belin, 379. 
 
 Curialia-, or an historical 
 
 account of the royal household, 379. 
 
 History and Antiquities of 
 
 Eccleshall Manor and Castle, 379. 
 
 Pellatt (Apsley), Memoirs of the Jews, 
 293. 
 
 Polling (Edward), Sermon at the Wilt- 
 shire Feast, 178. 
 
 Sermon at St. Mary-le-Bow, 
 
 184. 
 
 Pembroke (the Earl of) and Lord Brook, 
 Speeches of, for and against accommo- 
 dation, 127. 
 
 Speech on the accusation of 
 
 the seven lords, 293. 
 
 Speech on his admittance to 
 
 the House of Commons, 293. 
 
 The last Will of, 293. 
 
 Penn (William), England's present inter- 
 est discovered, 293. 
 
 Speech of, to the King, 293. 
 
 The great question to be 
 
 considered, 293. 
 Benefit of the Plantations 
 
 or Colonies, 462. 
 
 No Cross No Crown, 548. 
 
 Guide mistaken, and Tem- 
 
 porizing rebuked, 548. 
 Pennant (Thomas), Some account of 
 London, 8.. 
 
 A Tour in Scotland, 379. 
 
 Journey from Chester to 
 
 London, 379. 
 
 A Tour in Wales, 379. 
 
 History of Whiteford and 
 
 Holywell, 379. 
 
 Journey from London to the 
 
 Isle of Wight, 379. 
 A Tour from Downing to 
 
 Alston Moor, 379. 
 A Tour from Alston Moor 
 
 to Harrowgate, 379. * 
 The Literary Life of, 400. 
 
638 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Pennant (Thomas), Outlines of the Globe, 
 478. 
 
 The Works of, 506. 
 
 Pennington (Isaac), lord mayor. Order 
 
 of, for raising money towards assisting 
 the advance of the Scotch army, 128. 
 Proclamation of, 128. 
 
 A question to Professors of 
 
 Christianity, 450, 548. 
 
 Pepys and Hewer, Plain Truth, or a pri- 
 vate discourse between, 294. 
 
 P. and H. [Pepys and Hewer], A Hue 
 and Cry after, and Plain Truth, 294. 
 
 Pepys (Samuel), Memoirs of the Royal 
 Navy, 294, 347, 350. 
 
 The Diary of, 350. 
 
 (W. H.), On the respiration of the 
 
 leaves of plants, 506. 
 Percy (James), Petition to Parliament of, 
 
 428. 
 
 (Sholto and Reuben), London, 8. 
 
 (Thomas), Reliques of ancient Eng- 
 lish Poetry, 530. 
 
 Perlin (Estienne), L' entree de la reyne 
 mere du Roy tres-chrestien dans les 
 provinces unies des Pays Bas, 344. 
 
 Description des royaulmes 
 
 d'Angleterre et d'Ecosse, 8, 350. 
 
 Perpoynt (Hon. W.), Speech of, against 
 
 Sir R. Berkley, 123. 
 Perry's Bankrupt Gazette, 94. 
 Perry (John), Account of the stopping of 
 
 Dagenham Breach, 379. 
 Peter Langtoft's Chronicle. (Heame), 371. 
 Peters (Hugh), God's doings and Man's 
 
 duty, 181. 
 Pettigrew (Thomas), Life of Dr. Coakley 
 
 Lettsom, 17, 397. 
 
 (Thomas Jos.), Chronicles of the 
 
 Tombs, 479. 
 
 Superstitions connected with 
 
 the history of Medicine, 506. 
 
 Descriptive Catalogue of the 
 
 Duke of Sussex's library, 575. 
 Pettus (Sir John), Fleta Minor, 513. 
 Petty (Sir William), On the multiplica- 
 tion of mankind, 151. 
 Petyt (Silvester), Joanna of Richmond, a 
 
 poem, 530. 
 Peyton (Sir Edward), Divine catastrophe 
 
 of the House of Stuart, 350. 
 Pezron (M.), The Antiquities of Nations, 
 
 more particularly of the Celtse or Gauls, 
 
 englished by Jones, 380. 
 Phelps (Mr.), The Hmnan Barometer, or 
 
 Living Weather-glass, a poem, 530. 
 Philips (John), Cyder, a poem, 530. 
 Satyr against Hypocrites, 
 
 630. 
 
 (William), Belisarius, 530. 
 
 Phillips (Ambrose), The Distrest Mother, 
 
 590. < 
 (Edward), English Dictionary, 675. 
 
 Phillips (Charles), Speech of, on the trial 
 of Lieut. Townsend, 428. 
 
 On Capital Punishments, 
 
 588. 
 
 (Fabian), Regale Necessarium, 380. 
 
 (George), Rudiments of Curvilinear 
 
 Design, 513. 
 (G. W.), History and Antiquities 
 
 of Bermondsey, 106. 
 
 (H.), Grandeur of the Law, 495. 
 
 (John) and A. Rider, lUustrations 
 
 of Mexico, 475, 559. 
 
 (Sir Richard), Picture of London 
 
 for 1802, 9. 
 
 Modem London, 9. 
 
 Morning's Walk from Lon- 
 don to Kew, 9. 
 
 His Letter to the Livery, 87. 
 
 Philipot (Thos.), Villare Cantianum, 380. 
 
 Capellus Virbius sive Redi- 
 
 vivus, 530. 
 
 Philpot (John), Catalogue of Chancellors, 
 489. 
 
 Philipot (Nicholas), Reasons and pro- 
 posals for a Registry, 495. 
 
 Philpotts (Henry), Letters to C. Butler, 
 439, 548. 
 
 Phil-Anglus, England's great interest in 
 the choice of this new Parliament, 251. 
 
 (Johannes), England's Alarm, 
 
 143. 
 
 Philopolis, Account of the Bank of Loan 
 at Amsterdam, 458. 
 
 Philolaus, Popery and Arbitrary Govern- 
 ment, -character of, 300. 
 
 Picart (Bernard), Ceremonies and reli- 
 gious customs, 450. 
 
 Pickboum (James), Dissertation on the 
 English Verb, 575. 
 
 Pickering (Thomas), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 191. 
 
 Pickett (William), Public Improvement, 
 73. 
 
 (William Vose), New forms of 
 
 Architecture, 513. 
 
 New system of Architecture, 
 
 513. 
 Pierpont (Hon. Wm.), Speech of, against 
 
 Sir R. Berkley, 429. 
 Pignorii (Laurentii) Patavini, De Servis, 
 
 587. 
 Pilkington and others. Petition of, 186. 
 Pilkington's Dictionary of Painters, by 
 
 H. Fuseli, 513. 
 (Jo.), bishop of Durham, The Burn- 
 ing of Paules church, 548. 
 (Matthew), Dictionary of Painters, 
 
 400, 513. 
 Pilloniere (Francis de la), .Answer to Dr. 
 
 Snape's accusation, 451. 
 
 Further account of, 451. 
 
 Pindar (Peter), Epistle to John Perring, 
 630. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 639 
 
 Pindar (Peter), Celebration.of the Acade- 
 mic Procession to St. James's, 199. 
 
 (William), Sermon at Guildhall 
 
 chappel, 183. 
 
 Pinkerton (John), Enquiry into the His- 
 tory of Scotland, 360. 
 
 Medallic History of England, 
 
 350. 
 
 Essay on Medals, 380, 479. 
 
 Modem Geography, 479. 
 
 Collection of Voyages, 559. 
 
 Pirckheimerus (Bilibaldus), The Praise of 
 the Gout, 506, 575. 
 
 Pistolesi (Erasmo), II Vaticano descritto 
 ed illustrate da, 479, 513. 
 
 Pits (Thomas), The Confession of, 429. 
 
 Pitt (Mr.), Speech on the Union, 322. 
 
 — — (Charles), Plan and expenses of the 
 new street [Regent street], 73. 
 
 Exposition of some particu- 
 
 lars as to the new street, 73, 200 
 
 (Thomas), Bloody Assizes, or new 
 
 martyrology, 390. 
 
 Pittio (Thomas), Sermon at St. Bride's, 
 
 184. 
 Place (Mr.), Hypothetical Notion of the 
 
 Plague, 112. 
 Plaxtone (George), Loyal Speech of, 294. 
 Player (Sir Thomas), Speech of, 79. 
 
 A Hue and Cry after the 
 
 Reasons which were to be given by, 
 79. 
 
 Playfair (William), Letter on the advan- 
 tages of Apprenticeships, 13. 
 
 British Family Antiquity, 
 
 400. 
 
 Political Portraits, 400. 
 
 Plot (Robert), Natural History of Staf- 
 fordshire, 506. 
 
 Natural History of Oxford- 
 shire, 506. 
 
 Plumme (Thomas W.), Letter on the re- 
 newal of the East India Company's 
 charter, 42. 
 
 Plutarch's Lives, by Langhome. {Corpus 
 Historicum), 463. 
 
 Pococke (Richard), A description of the 
 East, 560. 
 
 Pocock (Robert), History of Gravesend 
 and Milton, 380. 
 
 Pointer (John), Britannia Romana, 365, 
 380. 
 
 Account of a Roman Pave- 
 ment at Stunsfield, Oxfordshire, 380. 
 
 Polack (J. S.), Manners and customs of 
 the New Zealanders, 560. 
 
 Pollock (Thomas), On the phenomena of 
 Heat, 506. 
 
 Polybius, by Hampton. {Corpus Historir 
 cum), 463. 
 
 Pomai (L. Francois), Le Grand Diction- 
 naire Royal, 569. 
 
 Pond's Almanack, 562. 
 
 Pontoppidan (Erich), Natural History of 
 Norway, 506. 
 
 Poole (Matthew), Evangelical worship is 
 true worship, 182. 
 
 (P-)' Journey to France and Hol- 
 land, 560. 
 
 Pope (Alexander), The Will of, 400. 
 
 The Works of (edit. Bowles), 
 
 630. 
 
 Homer's Iliad and Odyssey 
 
 (edit. Wakefield), 531. 
 
 Porcupine (Peter), Observations on the 
 
 debates of the American Congress, 302. 
 
 Porcupinus (Pelagius), The Causidicade, 
 
 617. 
 
 The Piscopade, 530. 
 
 The Processionade, 531. 
 
 Triumvirade, a poem, 538. 
 
 Porder (Richard), Sermon on Idolatry, 
 177. 
 
 Pomey (M. A.), Elements of Heraldry, 
 380. 
 
 Portlock (William H.), Collection of 
 Voyages, 587. 
 
 Postlethwayte (Malachi), Commercial Dic- 
 tionary, 575. 
 
 Pote (Joseph), History and Antiquities 
 of Windsor Castle, 380. 
 
 Potter (John), Grecian Antiquities, 479. 
 
 (T. R), History and Antiquities of 
 
 Chamwood Forest, 380, 506. 
 
 Poulson (George), History and Antiqui- 
 ties of Holdemess, 586. 
 
 Pountney (Master), Immortality in mor- 
 tality magnified, 429. 
 
 Powel (R.), Latin Inscription to the Me- 
 mory of Charles II., 263. 
 
 Powell f David), History of Wales. 
 (Lhoyd), 350. 
 
 Poyer (Col. John), Speech of, before his 
 execution, 201. 
 
 Poynder (John), Literary Extracts, 675. 
 
 Poyntz (John), The present prospect of 
 the island of Tobago, 479. 
 
 Prance (Miles), Narrative of the Popish 
 Plot, 295. 
 
 Additional Narrative of, 297. 
 
 Pratt (Samuel), Sermon at St. Mary-le- 
 Bow, 186, 193. 
 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 188. 
 
 Prescott (William H.), History of the 
 Conquest of Mexico. 479. 
 
 History of the reign of Fer- 
 
 dinand and Isabella, 479. 
 
 History of the Conquest of 
 
 Peru, 479. 
 
 History of the reign of Phi- 
 lip II., 479. 
 
 Prestwich (Sir J.), ResptMica., 350. 
 
 Price (Daniel), Tears shed over Abner, 
 552. 
 
 (John), Historical accoun^t of Leo- 
 minster, 380. 
 
640 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Price (John), Historical account of Here- 
 ford, 380. 
 
 Clerico-classicum, 139. 
 
 (Dr. John), The mystery and method 
 
 of the King's restoration, 350. 
 
 (Mr.), Considerations concerning 
 
 the building a bridge from Fulham to 
 Putney, 20. 
 
 Second Letter of, 21. 
 
 — (Richard), Appeal to the public on 
 the National Debt, 303. 
 
 Observations on the nature 
 
 of Civil Liberty, 303. 
 
 A just and impartial view 
 
 of the Funds of England, 303, 
 A Discourse on the Love of 
 
 our Country, 548. 
 (Thomas), History of Protestant 
 
 Nonconformity, 451. 
 Prideaux (Humphrey), Judgement of, 
 
 479. 
 True nature of imposture 
 
 fully display'd in the life of Mahomet, 
 
 548. 
 
 The Old and New Testa- 
 
 ment connected, in the history of the 
 
 Jews, 548. 
 Priestley (Joseph), Letters to the right 
 
 hon. E. Burke, 303. 
 
 • Lectures on History, 479. 
 
 Defences of Unitarianism, 
 
 549. 
 Prince (John), Sermon at Christchurch, 
 
 191. 
 
 Worthies of Devon, 400. 
 
 Prince's London Price Current, 91. 
 Prior (James), Memoirs of Edmund 
 
 Burke, 391. 
 ■ Life of Oliver Goldsmith, 
 
 395. 
 (Thomas), Narrative on the success 
 
 of Tar-water, 506. 
 Probert (William), The Antient Laws of 
 
 Cambria, 495. 
 Prout (William), Bridgewater Treatise, 
 
 499. 
 Prynne (W.), Suspension suspended, 58. 
 Demand of his liberty, 140, 
 
 306. 
 A Defence of Stage Plays, 
 
 or retractation of Histrio-mastix, 175. 
 
 Parliamentary writs, 249. 
 
 Substance of a Speech in the 
 
 House of Commons, 264. 
 
 The sovereign power of Par- 
 
 liaments, 306. 
 
 Minors no senators, 306. 
 
 The University of Oxford's 
 
 plea refuted, 306. 
 
 Vindication of Psalm cv. 15; 
 
 306. 
 
 306. 
 
 The Popish royal Favourite, 
 
 Prynne (W.), An humble Remonstrance 
 against the Tax of Ship-money, 306. 
 The opening of the Great 
 
 Scale of England, 306. 
 
 A moderate Apology against 
 
 a pretended calumny, 306. 
 
 A Vindication of the impri- 
 
 soned and secluded Members, 307. 
 A Plea for the Lords and 
 
 House of Peers, 307. 
 
 Substance of a speech touch- 
 
 ing the King's answer upon the treaty, 
 307. 
 A Vindication of the liberties 
 
 of Englishmen, 307. 
 A short Demurrer to the 
 
 Jews remitter into England, 307. 
 
 Pendennis and other stand- 
 
 ing forts dismantled, 307. 
 
 The Republicans' and others 
 
 spurious good old cause anatomized, 
 307. 
 
 Narrative of what was spoken 
 
 by him and other secluded Members, 
 307. 
 
 The Character or Ear-mark 
 
 of, 307. 
 
 Historyof King John, Henry 
 the Third, and Edward the First, 351. 
 Life of Archbishop Laud, 
 
 400. 
 
 Trial and condemnation of 
 
 Colonel Fiennes, 414. 
 
 Petition to Parliament, with 
 
 Clement Walker, 437. 
 
 Briefe survay of Mr. Cozens 
 
 his couzening Devotions, 451. 
 
 Truth triumphing over false- 
 
 hood, 451. 
 
 Vindication of Four serious 
 
 Questions concerning excommunication, 
 451. 
 
 Jus Patronatus, a plea for 
 
 Advowsons, 451. 
 
 New discovery of some 
 
 Romish emissaries, 451. 
 
 Vindication of the King's 
 
 ecclesiastical jurisdiction, 451. 
 
 Abridgement of the Tower 
 
 records, 489, 583. 
 
 The perpetuitie of a regene- 
 rate man's estate, 549. 
 
 Healthes sicknesse, 549. 
 
 Lame Giles his haultings. 
 
 549. 
 The Church of England's old 
 
 antithesis to new Arminianisme, 549. 
 Short examination of exu- 
 
 berancies in the Book of Common 
 Prayer, 549. 
 The Unlovelinesse of Love- 
 
 locks, 576. 
 
 Ilistrio-mastioc^ 590. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 641 
 
 Psalmanazar (George), Memoirs of, 400. 
 Description of the island of 
 
 Formosa, 480. 
 Pudsey (Sir George), recorder of Oxford, 
 
 Speech of, on swearing the new mayor, 
 
 308. 
 Speech of, on the King's 
 
 coming to Oxford, 308. 
 Puech (James), Catalogue of things made 
 
 and sold fay him, 576. 
 PufFendorf (Samuel), Introduction to the 
 
 History of Europe, 480. 
 — Continuation of his Intro- 
 duction to the History of Europe, by 
 
 J. C. [J. CruUj, 480. 
 
 Law of Nations, 495. 
 
 PuUen (Joseph), A Lecture on Astro- 
 nomy, 30. 
 
 PuUeyn (William), The Etymological 
 Compendium, 576. 
 
 Pulling (Alexander), Laws and Customs 
 of London, 83. 
 
 Pulton (Fernando), Collection of Statutes, 
 219. 
 
 Pybus (Charles Small), The Sovereign, a 
 poem, 531. 
 
 Pye (Benjamin), Life of Cardinal Pole, 
 400. 
 
 ' (George), Discourse of the Plague, 
 
 112. 
 
 Pym (John), Speech of, on the petitions 
 from the cittie of London, 123. 
 
 Discovery of the great plot 
 
 for the utter ruin of the city of London, 
 129. 
 
 (M. A.), Heads of a Conference de- 
 livered by, 121. 
 
 Pyne (W. H.), History of Royal Resi- 
 dences, 158. 
 
 Pyne and Rocque's Index of the streets, 
 ^c, 9. 
 
 QuARLES (Francis), A Feast for Wormes, 
 531. 
 
 Quatrefages (A. de). Rambles of a Natu- 
 ralist on the coasts of France, ^c, 507. 
 
 R. C, A Lamentation over thee, Lon- 
 don, 59. 
 
 R. G. and P. B,, Interrogatories on the 
 part of the people of England, 273, 
 275. 
 
 R. G., Presbytery rough-drawn, 531. 
 
 R. K., History of the conspiracies against 
 William III., 356. 
 
 Rabelais (Francis), The Works of, revised 
 by Mr. Ozell, 531. 
 
 Rackstraw (B.), Observations on electri- 
 city, 507. 
 
 Raikes (R.), London in May; or an ac- 
 count of its religious institutions, 9. 
 
 Raikes (Thomas), Journal of, in London 
 
 and Paris, 480. 
 Rainbow (Edward), bishop of Carlisle, 
 
 A Speech concerning the deposing of 
 
 princes, 309. 
 Ralegh (Sir Walter), Select Observations 
 
 of, relating to trade, 309. 
 
 Historie of the World (edit. 
 
 1652), 480. 
 
 History of the World (edit. 
 
 Oldys), 480. 
 
 Ralph (James), Critical review of the 
 public buildings of London, 9. 
 
 Ramsey (T.), Climax panegyrica, 531. 
 
 Ranby (John), Narrative of the last ill- 
 ness of the Eari of Orford, 400, 507. 
 
 Rand (S.), Defence of the Parliament of 
 England, 309. 
 
 Randal (Squire), Excursion round Lon- 
 don, 28. 
 
 Randolph (John), Poems ; Muses' Look- 
 ing-glass, 531. 
 
 Ranke (Leopold), History of the Popes, 
 452, 480. 
 
 History of the Reformation 
 
 in Germany, 452. 
 Rapin (M.), Histoire d'Angleterre, 351. 
 History of England, with 
 
 Tindal's continuation, 351. 
 Rask's Anglo-Saxon Grammar, translated 
 
 by Thorpe, 576. 
 Rastall (William), Collection of Statutes, 
 
 219. 
 Rastell (John), The Pastime of people, 
 
 351. 
 Rationalis (Theophilus), Multum in parvo, 
 
 aut Vox veritatis, 285. 
 Raumer (Fred, von). History of the six- 
 teenth and seventeenth centuries, 480. 
 Ravencroft (William), Account of the 
 
 Grocers Company, 45. 
 
 (Edw.), The London Cuckolds, 531. 
 
 Rawlinson (George) and others. History 
 
 of Herodotus, 687. 
 Rawson (Joseph), Essay on Christ's fear 
 
 of death, 452. 
 Ray (John), Proposals for printing a 
 
 general history of plants, 507. 
 
 Collection of English words, 
 
 576. 
 
 Collection of Proverbs, 577. 
 Raymond (Sir Thomas), The Opinion of, 
 
 on the case of the Court-letter Writers, 
 
 M.S., 39. 
 Raynal (The Abbe), History of the West 
 
 Indies, 480. 
 Reading (William), Catalogue of Sion 
 
 College Library, 32. 
 Recorde (Erasmus), Petition of, relating 
 
 to Castle Campes, 409. 
 Recorder of London, his Speech to the 
 
 Protector on his entertainment in Lon- 
 don, 97. 
 
 2z 
 
642 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Redding (Cyrus), History of Modem 
 
 Wines, 576. 
 Redford (Eliz.), A word of Council and 
 
 Advice from the Lords, '309. 
 (George) and T. H. Riches, History 
 
 of Uxbridge, 380. 
 Reed (C), Why not ? A plea for a Free 
 
 Library and Museum, 681. 
 
 (Isaac) and S. Jones, BiograpMa 
 
 Dramatica. (Baker), 515. 
 
 Select collection of Old 
 
 Plays, 528. 
 
 Redivivus (Junius), Letters on the cha- 
 racter of the Duke of Wellington, 94. 
 
 Rees (Abraham), CyclopcBdia^ 577. 
 
 (Evan), Sketches of the horrors of 
 
 war, 480. 
 
 (L. E. Runtz), Narrative of the 
 
 siege of Lucknow, 480. 
 
 Reeve (Thomas), God's plea for Nineveh, 
 178. 
 
 Reeves (George), New History of Lon- 
 don, 9. 
 
 Reid (A.), Letter to the rev. Dr. Hales 
 relating to Tar-water, 507. 
 
 (Thomas), The Works of (edit. 
 
 Wright), 507. 
 
 i Two Voyages to New South 
 
 Wales and Van Diemen's Land, 560. 
 
 Renaudot (Theophraste), Recueil des Ga- 
 zettes, 480. 
 
 Rennell (Major James), The geographical 
 system of Herodotus, 480. 
 
 ■ Memoir of a map of Hin- 
 doostan, 481. 
 
 (Thomas), Sermon on the death of 
 
 Lord Chief Justice Kenyon, 194. 
 
 Rennie (John), Report and Estimate of 
 the Grand Southern Canal, 73. 
 
 Resbury (Nathaniel), Sermon at Guild- 
 hall chappel, 185. 
 
 i Sermon at Charterhouse 
 
 chappel, 193. 
 
 (Richard), Letter on the review of 
 
 the Pharmacopseia, 31. 
 
 Reyneri (R. P. dementis) Apostolatus 
 
 Benedictinorum, 452. 
 Reynolds (Edward), True Gain, 182. 
 — — (Thomas), Iter Britanniarum ; or a 
 
 part of Antoninus's Itinerary, 380. 
 -' — The Rich Man's Charge, 
 
 182. 
 
 The wall and glory of Jeru- 
 
 ■ On the death of Mr. John 
 Langley, 194. 
 
 Rhudd (John), A Letter to the Protestant 
 
 Dissenting Congregation at Broad street, 
 
 61. 
 Rice (E.), Sermon on behalf of the Free 
 
 Hospital, Greville street, 181. 
 Richards (Nathaniel), Poems, sacred and 
 
 satirical, 531. 
 
 salem, 182. 
 
 Richards (Thomas), A British and Welch 
 Dictionary, 577. 
 
 Richardson (Charles), A new Dictionary 
 of the English language, 577. 
 
 (Charles Jas.), Treatise on Warm- 
 ing and Ventilation of buildings, 119. 
 Studies from Old English 
 
 Mansions, 380, 514. 
 
 (Henry S.), History of Greenwich, 
 
 380. 
 
 (Joshua), Sermon at Guildhall 
 
 chappel, 183. 
 
 Richmond (Duke of), Letter from, to Col. 
 Sharman, 309. 
 
 Ricraft (Josiah), A survey of England's 
 Champions, 351. 
 
 Ridpath (George), Border-History of Eng- 
 land and Scotland, 351. 
 
 Riddington (Francis), King Solomon's 
 Directory, 178. 
 
 Ring (John), Translation of Virgil, 532. 
 Commemoration of Handel, 
 
 532. 
 
 Riofrey (A. M. Bureaud), Londres ancien 
 et modeme, 9. 
 
 Riou (Stephen), Principles for the archi- 
 tecture of stone bridges, 514. 
 
 Ritson (Joseph), Memoirs of the Celts or 
 Gauls, 481. 
 
 Annals of the Caledonians, 
 
 351. 
 
 532. 
 
 English Anthology, 532. 
 Collection of English Songs, 
 
 Robert of Gloucester. (Heame), 371. 
 Roberts (Caroli) Excerpta e Rotulis Fi- 
 nium, 214. 
 
 (Joseph), Oriental Illustrations of 
 
 the Scriptures, 549. 
 
 (Peter), Chronicle of the Kings of 
 
 Great Britain, 351. 
 
 Sketch of the History of the 
 
 Cymri or ancient Britons, 351. 
 
 Robertson (William), The Works of, 351, 
 481. 
 
 Robertspierre (Maximil.), Political Testa- 
 ment of, 481. 
 
 Robins (Benj.), Discourse upon Sir Isaac 
 Newton's method of Fluxions, 507. 
 
 (John), the felse prophet, Declara- 
 tion of, 88. 
 
 Robinson (Christopher), Collectanea Ma- 
 ritima, 496. 
 
 Reports on Admiralty cases, 
 
 496. 
 
 (John), A System of Mechanical 
 
 Philosophy, 507. 
 
 (Robert), Ecclesiastical Researches, 
 
 452. 
 
 (Thomas), Gavelkind, 496. 
 
 (Wm.), History of Edmonton, 381. 
 
 History of Stoke Newing- 
 
 ton, 381. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 643 
 
 Robinson (William), History of Enfield, 
 381. 
 
 History of Tottenham, 381. 
 
 History of Hackney, 381. 
 
 Roby (J.), Popular Traditions of Lanca- 
 shire, 381. 
 
 Rochester (The Bishop of). Sermon 
 preached before the Society for the 
 Propagation of the Gospel, 169. 
 
 Roger (Jasper), Facts and Fallacies of the 
 Sewerage System, 577. 
 
 Rogers (John), Sermon at the anniversary 
 of the charity schools, 180. 
 
 (Samuel), Italy, a poem, 532. 
 
 Poems by, 532. 
 
 Roget (Peter Mark), Bridgewater Trea- 
 tise, 499. 
 
 RoUe (Samuel), The Burning of London 
 in the year 1666, 65. 
 
 Rolls (Samuel), London's Resurrection, 
 63. 
 
 RoUin (M.), Ancient History, 481. 
 
 Rolt (Mr.), Lives of the principal Re- 
 formers, 400. 
 
 Romaine (William), A Discourse for pre- 
 venting robberies and murders, 180. 
 
 A Discourse occasioned by 
 
 the late earthquakes, 180. 
 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 190. 
 
 Romilly (Sir Samuel), Memoirs of the 
 
 life of, 400. 
 Rooke (J.), Geology of the Lake district, 
 
 507. 
 Rookwood (Brigadier), Copy of a paper 
 
 delivered by, at his execution, 430. 
 Roots (George), Charters of Kingston- 
 
 upon-Thames, 374. 
 Roper (William), Life of Sir Thomas 
 
 More, 398. 
 The same, with Notes by 
 
 Singer, 398. 
 Roquefort (J. B. B.), Glossaire de la lan- 
 
 gue Romane, 577. 
 Roscoe (William), Life of Lorenzo de 
 
 Medici, 401, 481. 
 . Life and pontificate of Leo 
 
 the Tenth, 481. 
 Rose (George), Treatise on Vendors and 
 
 Purchasers, 496. 
 ■ Mr. Smith, Trial of, con- 
 
 cerning the Westminster election, 
 
 202. 
 ■ (Henry), Manual of analytical Che- 
 mistry, 507. 
 (John), A Constitutional Catechism, 
 
 310. 
 — — (Philip), Treatise on the Plague, 
 
 112. 
 Ross (Capt. Sir James Clark), Voyage of, 
 
 560. 
 Roterodamus (Erasmus), The Life of Dr. 
 
 John Colet, 15. 
 Rouse (John), His case stated, 430. 
 
 Rowland (C), Abstract of laws relating 
 
 to the Shipping of the Port of London, 
 
 174. 
 Rowlands (Henry), Mona Antiqua Re- 
 
 staurata, 381. 
 Rowse (Mr.), Speech in Parliament, 310. 
 Roy (William), Military Antiquities of 
 
 the Romans in Britain, 381. 
 Royse (George), Sermon at Guildhall 
 
 chappel, 185. 
 Ruding (Rogers), Annals of the Coinage 
 
 of Great Britain, 381. 
 Rudyard (Sir Benjamin), Speech of, 310. 
 Ruggle (George), Ignoramus, comoedia, 
 
 532. 
 Rumsey (John), Report of the case of the 
 
 King V. Westwood, 94. 
 Rundall (Mary Ann), Symbolic Illustra- 
 tions of the History of England, 351. 
 Runnington (Charles), Hale's History of 
 
 the Common Law, 496. 
 Rushworth (John), Historical Collections, 
 
 351. 
 Ruskin (John), The Stones of Venice, 
 
 381, 514. 
 
 Modem Painters, 514. 
 
 Lectures on Architecture 
 
 and Painting, 514. 
 Seven Lamps of Architec- 
 
 ture, 514. 
 
 514. 
 
 Political Economy of Art, 
 
 Russell (Lord John), Memoirs and Corre- 
 spondence of Charles James Fox, 401. 
 Life of Lord William Rus- 
 
 sell, 401. 
 
 Memoirs and Journal of 
 
 Thomas Moore, 401. 
 
 (Rachel lady), Letters of, 351. 
 
 (William lord), Speech of, at the 
 
 place of execution, 431. 
 
 (William), History of Modem Eu- 
 rope, 481. 
 
 Rust (George), A Discourse on the use 
 of reason in matters of religion, 549. 
 
 Ruth (Monsieur St.), Speech to the Irish 
 army, 310. 
 
 Rutt (John Towill), Historical account of 
 the life of Dr. Edmund Calamy, 391. 
 
 Ryley (William), Pleadings in Parlia- 
 ment, 496. 
 
 Rymer (Thomas), Fcedera, 213, 215. 
 
 Rymsdyk (John and Andrew), Museum 
 Brilannicum, 163. 
 
 S. B., Letter to right hon. Henry Fox, 
 
 271. 
 S. G., Royal Charter of Charles II. to 
 
 the city of London, 77. 
 S— n D— k, The Year of Wonders, 540. 
 S. R., Martin Mark-all, Defence and an- 
 
 swere to the Belman of London, 26. 
 
644 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Sacheverell (Hen.), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 188. 
 
 ■■ The Cherubim with a flam- 
 
 ing sword, 310. 
 
 Sadler (Francis), Exactions of parish fees 
 discovered, 110. 
 
 (John), Roger Maiden and Eliza 
 
 Brown, Last dying speeches of, 426. 
 
 (Sir Ralph), State Papers, 310. 
 
 Sainthill (Richard), OUa Podrida, 381. 
 
 Numismatic Crumbs, 586. 
 
 Sale (George), The Koran, or Alcoi-an of 
 
 Mohammed, 549. 
 Salisbury (Rich. Antho.), Paradisus Lon- 
 dinensis, 9. 
 
 (Wm.), Hortus Paddingtoniensis, 
 
 503. 
 
 Salloway (Major), Petition to the Grocers 
 Company, 45. 
 
 Sallustii Opera, 481. 
 
 Salmon (Mr.), The Chronological Histo- 
 rian, 352. 
 
 Antiquities of Surrey, 381. 
 
 History and Antiqmties of 
 
 382, 
 
 (Wm.), Palladio Londinensis, 90. 
 
 Salomans (Aid.), Parliamentary Oaths, 
 
 286. 
 
 Salter (Samuel), Sermon at Guildhall 
 chapel, 65, 190. 
 
 Sammes (Aylett), Britannia Antiqua II- 
 lustrata^ 382. 
 
 Sampson (Geo. Vaughan), Memoir expla- 
 natory of the chart and survey of 
 Londonderry, 382. 
 
 (William), Trial of the rev. Wm. 
 
 Jackson, 420. 
 
 Sandcroft (Wm.), Lex Ignea\ a sermon 
 
 on the Fire of London, 65. 
 — — — Instructions to the clergy of 
 
 the church of England, 441. 
 Sanders (Jonathan), New narrative of a 
 
 fiery apparition, 60. 
 
 (Richard), Apollo Anglicanus, 562. 
 
 Sanderson (Patrick), Antiquities of the 
 
 cathedral church of Durham, 382. 
 Sandford (Francis), History of the Coro- 
 nation of James the Second and Queen 
 Mary, 352. 
 
 Genealogical History, 352. 
 
 Sands (Edwin), Proposal of union among 
 
 Protestants, 453. 
 Savage (James), The Librarian, 572. 
 
 (Wm.), Sermon at St. Lawrence, 188. 
 
 Savary (M.), Letters on Egypt, 560. 
 Sawbridge (Wanley), A Discourse, 191. 
 Sawyer (Hen. J.), Account of the several 
 
 bequests of St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, 
 
 109. 
 Scales, Michael, Letter of, to the Freemen 
 
 and Citizens of London, 83. 
 Scapulae* (Johannis) Lexicon Grseco-La- 
 
 tinum (edit. Bailey), 577. 
 
 Schedel's Chronicle, commonly called the 
 Nuremberg Chronicle, 481. 
 
 SchefFer (John), History of Lapland, 482. 
 
 Schlick (Benjamin), Rapport sur la Tunnel 
 sous la Tamise, 174. 
 
 Schlosser (F. C), History of the eigh- 
 teenth and nineteenth centuries, 482. 
 
 Schoepflinus (Jo. Daniel), Historia Za- 
 ringo-Badensis, 482. 
 
 Schonenberg (M.), Letters of, on the con- 
 duct of the Eari of Gallway, 339. 
 
 Schultes (Hen.), Enquiry into the elective 
 franchise of the citizens of London, 82. 
 
 Essay on aquatic rights, 173. 
 
 Flowers of Fancy, 532. 
 
 Scobell (Henry), Collection of Acts and 
 Ordinances of Parliament, 213. 
 
 Scott (John), A Fast Sermon on the Fire 
 of London, 65. 
 
 Sermon before the Lord 
 
 Mayor, 182. 
 
 Sermon at St. Mary-le-Bow, 
 
 184. 
 
 Funeral Sermon on Sir John 
 
 Buckworth, 194. 
 
 Funeral Sermon on Sir John 
 
 Chapman, 194. 
 Sermon at 
 
 the assizes at 
 Chelmsford, 549. 
 
 Sermon at Fulham on the 
 
 consecration of bishops, 549. 
 
 Sermon on Bankruptcy, 550. 
 
 (Major John), The conduct of the 
 
 late ministers considered, as affecting 
 the East-India Company and Mr. Has- 
 tings, 41. 
 
 (Sir Walter), The Poetical Works 
 
 of, 532. 
 
 Miscellaneous Works of. 
 
 532. 
 
 Waveriey Novels, 533, 539. 
 
 (William), Essay on Drapery, 582. 
 
 (Sir William), Judgments of, 496. 
 
 Scratchley (Arthur), Treatise on Benefit 
 
 Building Societies, 165. 
 Scroggs (Chief Justice), Speech of, 431. 
 Speech of, to the Lord 
 
 Chancellor, 432. 
 Scudery (M. de), Ibrahim, 533. 
 Sedgwick (Obadiah), The best and worst 
 
 magistrate, 182. 
 
 (William), Justice upon the Annie 
 
 Remonstrance, 311. 
 
 Seely (Jo. B.), A voice from India, 482. 
 Seldeni (Johannis) Opera omnia, cura 
 
 Wilkins, 496. 
 Selden (John), The Historic of Tithes, 
 
 453, 588. 
 
 Titles of Honour, 688. 
 
 Seller (John), Punishments of the common 
 
 law of England, 589. 
 
 Proposals made by, for a 
 
 map of Hungary, 560. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 645 
 
 Serjeant (John), and David Maurice, In- 
 formation concerning the Popish Plot, 
 296. 
 
 Serre (Le Sieur de la), L'entree de la 
 Reine Mere dans la Grande Bretagne, 
 344. 
 
 Settle (Elkanah), Memoirs of Morrell, 
 alias Bowyer, 18. 
 
 Pageants by, 103, 104. 
 
 Several works of, 312. 
 
 Dialogue between, and Dr. 
 
 Oats, 432. 
 
 The Empress of Morocco, 
 
 Augusta Triumphans, a poem 
 to the lieutenancy of London, 633. 
 
 A ugusta Lachrymans, a poem 
 
 633. 
 
 on the memory of Sir Charles Thorold, 
 
 538. 
 Seward (William), Anecdotes of some 
 
 distinguished persons, 401. 
 Sewell (William), History of the Quakers, 
 
 453. 
 
 (G. W.), English Etymology, 577. 
 
 Seyer (Samuel), Charters of Bristol, 496. 
 Seymour (Robert), Survey of London and 
 
 Westminster, 9. 
 Shadwell (Thomas), Dramatic Works of, 
 533. 
 
 Congratulatory poem to 
 
 Queen Mary, 533. 
 
 Shaftesbury' (Earl of), Letters, 577. 
 • ■ — Characteristics, 577. 
 
 Speeches of, 312. 
 
 Shaftoe (Mrs. Francis), Narrative con- 
 cerning the pretended Prince of Wales, 
 303. 
 
 Shakspeare (William), Historic of Henry 
 the Fourth, 533. 
 
 The Works of, 533. 
 
 . Plays of (by Johnson, Ste- 
 vens, and Reed), 533. 
 
 Works of (by Johnson), 533. 
 
 The Works of (by HalUwell), 
 
 633. 
 
 Sharp (Granville), Proposals for the im- 
 provement of the City Militia, 117. 
 
 ' Remarks on the encroach- 
 ments of the river Thames, near Dur- 
 ham yard, 172. 
 
 Account of the ancient divi- 
 
 sion of the English nation into hundreds 
 and tithings, 312. 
 
 Declaration of the people's 
 
 rights, 312. 
 
 The Law of Retribution, or 
 
 warning to Great Britain and her colo- 
 nies, 312. 
 
 Tracts by, 312. 
 
 Tract on the Law of Nature, 
 
 496, 550. 
 
 Introduction to Vocal Music, 
 
 Sharp (Granville), Remarks on a paper 
 entitled " a Catalogue of the sacred 
 vessels restored by Cyrus," 550. 
 
 (John), Sermon at St. Mary-le-Bow, 
 
 178. 
 
 Sharpe (Sir Cuthbert) , Memoirs of Brass 
 Crosby, 15. 
 
 (Dr.), Spital Sermon, 183. 
 
 (John), Things that make for peace, 
 
 182. 
 
 (Samuel), Early History of Egypt, 
 
 482. 
 
 History of Egypt under the 
 
 Ptolemies, 482. 
 — Alexandrian Chronology, 
 
 482. 
 Sharpman (Edward), Cupid's Whirligig, 
 
 533. 
 Shaw *(L. H.), The Law of Tithes, 453. 
 (Dr. Thomas), Travels into Barbary 
 
 and the Levant, 560. 
 Sheffield (Lord), Substance of a Speech 
 
 of, 322. 
 Sheppard (Thomas Henry), London in 
 
 the nineteenth century, 8, 9. 
 
 (Wm.), Common Assurance, 496. 
 
 Sherburne (Henry), The Life of Paul 
 
 Jones, 396. 
 Sheridan (Rich. Brinsley), The Speeches 
 
 of, with a sketch of his life, 313. 
 The Works of, 533. 
 
 (Mr.), Speech of, with reference to 
 
 the Popish Plot, 312. 
 Sheringham (Robt.), De Anglorum gentis 
 
 origine disceptatio, 382. 
 Sherlock (Thomas), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 
 189. 
 (William), dean of St. Paul's, The 
 
 danger of corrupting the Faith, 186. 
 Sermon on the death of the 
 
 rev. B. Calamy, 194. 
 
 The case of Allegiance due 
 
 to sovereign princes, 313. 
 A Vindication of the case of 
 
 Allegiance, 313. 
 
 Second Part of the preserva- 
 tive against Popery, 550. 
 A modest examination of 
 
 the authority of the late decree of the 
 Vice-chancellor, 550. 
 Sermon on the death of 
 
 Queen Mary, 552. 
 ShierclifF (E.), The Bristol and Hot-wells 
 
 Guide, 382. 
 Shipp (John), Memoirs of, 401. 
 Shirley (James), The Triiunph of Peace, 
 
 74. 
 
 Dramatic Works and Poems 
 
 514. 
 
 of (edit. Giflford and Dyce), 534. 
 (William), Letter upon the siege of 
 
 Louisburg, 352. 
 Shore (Sir John), Literary History of 
 
 Sir William Jones, 396. 
 
646 
 
 NDEX. 
 
 Shore (William), Laws and Privileges of 
 
 the Vintners Company, 54. 
 Shorey (William), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 
 189. 
 Short (Thomas), New Observations on the 
 
 bills of mortality, 151. 
 Shute (Nathaniel), Funeral Sermon on 
 
 Richard Fishbume, 194. 
 Sibbald (J.), Chronicle of Scottish poetry, 
 
 533. 
 Sibome (Captain W.), History of the war 
 
 in France and Belgium, 482. 
 Sidley (Sir Charles), Speech of, touching 
 
 the Civil List, 313. 
 Sidney (Algernon), Copy of a paper 
 
 delivered by, before his execution, 
 
 432. 
 Discourses on Government, 
 
 496. 
 Sidney State Papers, 313. 
 - — (Sir Philip), Works of, 534. 
 Sills (Joseph), Observations on London 
 
 Bridge, 20. 
 Simon (Father), The History of Ecelesi- 
 
 astical Revenues, 453. 
 
 (John), Sanitary Reports, 581. 
 
 Remarks addressed to the 
 
 Health Committee, 581. 
 
 Report on city Burial places. 
 
 581. 
 
 Report, with scheme, 581. 
 
 (Thomas), Medals, coins, and seals 
 
 of, engraved by Vertue, 382. 
 Simon's Essay on Irish coins, 382. 
 Simond (Louis) , Journal of a residence in 
 
 London, 9. 
 Simonde de Sismondi (M.), Histoire des 
 
 Fran9ais, 482. 
 Histoire des Republiques 
 
 Italiennes, 482. 
 
 History 
 
 of the Crusades 
 
 against the Albigenses, 482. 
 Simpkin the Second, Letters from, 418, 
 Simpson (David), A Plea for Religion, 
 
 550. 
 
 (Sam.), The complete English Tra- 
 veller, 382. 
 
 Sims (R.), Index to the Herald's Visita- 
 tions, 164. 
 
 Sincera (Rege), Observations upon the 
 burning of London, 63. 
 
 Singer (Samuel Weller), Correspondence 
 and diary of Clarendon and Hyde, 352, 
 392. 
 
 Skerret (R.), Sermon at St. Paul's, 189. 
 
 Skinner (Richard), History of London 
 and Westminster, 9. 
 
 (Stephen), Etymologicon Linguae 
 
 Anglicanae, 677. 
 
 (Thomas), History of composing the 
 
 affairs of England (Bates), 352. 
 
 Skippon (Major-general), Collection of 
 Tracts by and concerning, 313. 
 
 Slack (George), Proceeding in the King's 
 
 Bench against the Drapers Company, 
 
 40. 
 Sloane (Sir Hans), Account of Medicine 
 
 for distempers of the eye, 508. 
 Sloss (James), Narrative of the case of 
 
 Joseph Rawson, 452. 
 Smalridge (George), Sermon at Christ 
 
 church, 188. 
 
 Sermons at St. Paul's, 188. 
 
 Smart (Christopher), Miscellaneous Poems 
 of, 527. 
 
 On the eternity of the Su- 
 
 preme Being, 534. 
 On the 
 
 immensity of the 
 Supreme Being, 534. 
 
 (John), An account of the several 
 
 Wards, 10, 110. 
 
 (Thomas L.), History of the parish 
 
 of St. Botolph, 106. 
 
 Smeaton (John), Report on Ramsgate 
 harbour, 382. 
 
 Smedley (Edward), History of the Re- 
 formed Religion in France, 453. 
 
 (Jonathan), Specimen of a view of 
 
 all the eminent writers on the Holy 
 Scriptures, 550. 
 
 Smeeton (George), Doings in London, 29. 
 Historical and Biographical 
 
 Tracts, 352, 401. 
 
 Smiles (George), Life of George Stephen- 
 son, 402. 
 
 Smith (Adam), The Wealth of Nations, 
 abridged by Joyce, 314. 
 
 An Inquiry into the wealth 
 
 of nations, with a life of the author, 
 by McCuUoch, 314. 
 
 (Aquila), Catalogue of Tradesmen's 
 
 Tokens, 586. 
 
 (Charles), State of the city and 
 
 county of Cork, 382. 
 
 (Chas. Roach), Account of Roman 
 
 coins discovered in the Thames, 20. 
 
 Collectanea Antigua, 382. 
 
 InventoriumSepulchra^e,382. 
 
 Catalogue of the Museum of 
 
 London Antiquities, 586. 
 
 (Edmund), Poem on the death of 
 
 John Phillips, 534. 
 
 — (George Maberly), Essay on the life 
 of Sir Andrew Judde, 17. 
 
 — (H. and J.), Horace in London, 92. 
 
 (Jeremiah), Funeral Sermon on Aid. 
 
 Sir Thomas Abney, 193. 
 
 — (John), No faith or credit to be 
 given to the Papists, 314. 
 
 Catalogue of works of 
 
 Painters, 514. 
 
 — (Jo. Gordon), The claims of Foren- 
 sic Medicine, a lecture at the London 
 University, 168. 
 
 The principles of Forensic 
 
 Medicine, 508. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 647 
 
 Smith (Jo. Gordon), Analysis of medical 
 
 evidence, 496. 
 Hints on the examination of 
 
 medical witnesses, 496. 
 
 (John Russell), Bihlioilieca Canti- 
 
 ana, 383. 
 
 (John Thos.), Antiquities of Lon- 
 don, 10. 
 
 Vagabondiana, 10. 
 
 • Cries of London, 10. 
 
 Antiquarian ramble in the 
 
 streets of London, 10. 
 
 Antiquities of Westminster, 
 
 199. 
 
 (J. Toulmin), Government by Com- 
 missions, 496. 
 
 (Leapidge), A glance at the Pic- 
 tures in Ironmongers' Hall, 47. 
 
 (Laurence), Sermon at St. Mary- 
 
 le-Bow, 193. 
 
 (Thomas), Ancient Topography of 
 
 London, 10. 
 
 Topographical and historical 
 
 account of the parish of St. Mary-le- 
 Bow, 108. 
 
 Catalogue of the MSS. in 
 
 the Cottonian Library, 163. 
 
 Sermon before the Levant 
 
 Merchants, 192. 
 • (William), State of the gaols in 
 
 London, Westminster, and South wark, 
 
 154. 
 Review of the Speech of 
 
 John Foster, 314, 322. 
 
 Speech of, 322. 
 
 Life of Thucydides, 463. 
 
 (Sir William), Charge given by, 
 
 433. 
 
 — - (Sydney), Works of, 577. 
 
 Smith's Current Intelligence, No. 15, 314. 
 
 Smithers (Henry), Residence in Brussels, 
 and tour in the Netherlands, 560. 
 
 Smithies (William), Reply to the Letter 
 of William Newbery sent to the rev. 
 Dr. E. Fowler, 106. 
 
 ■ Sermon at St. Lawrence- 
 
 Jewry, 185. 
 
 Smyth (C. Piazzi), Teneriffe, 483, 508. 
 
 (George Lewis), The monuments 
 
 and gems of St. Paul's and West- 
 minster Abbey, 204. 
 
 ' Ireland, historical and sta- 
 
 tistical, 352. 
 
 (W. H.), uEdes HartwelliancB, 369. 
 
 Descriptive Catalogue of a 
 
 cabinet of Roman family coins, 383, 
 Smythe (Robert), An historical account 
 
 of the Charterhouse, 165. 
 Smollett (Tobias), Works of, 534. 
 Snape (Andrew), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 
 188. 
 Snelling (Thomas), Account of the coins 
 
 of Great Britain, 383. 
 
 Soame (John), Directions for drinking 
 the waters of Hampstead Wells, 502. 
 
 Soane (Sir John), Statement as to the 
 designs for building a new House of 
 Lords, 159. 
 
 Statement respecting the 
 
 new Law Courts, 160. 
 
 Somers (Lord), Tracts of, 352. 
 
 Somerset (Henry), Century of the names 
 and scantlings of his own inventions, 
 514. 
 
 Somerville (William), The Chase, 534. 
 
 Somner (William), Antiquities of Canter- 
 bury, 383. 
 
 The same, with MS. Notes, 
 
 383. 
 
 Treatise of Gavelkind, 383. 
 
 Treatise on the Roman 
 
 Ports, 383. 
 
 Dictionarium Saxonico-La- 
 
 tino-Anglicum, 577. 
 
 Sonnini (C. S.), Travels in Egypt, 560. 
 
 Sorbiere (M. de), A Journey to London, 
 10. 
 
 Sotheby (S. L.), Letter to the Directors 
 of the Crystal Palace Company, and 
 postscript, 577. 
 
 Principia Typographical Z77. 
 
 Southall (John), London made easy, or a 
 scheme for paying off the Orphans, 90. 
 
 Southcott (Joanna), A collection of Tracts 
 published by, 62. 
 
 Southey (Chas. Cuthbert), Life and Corre- 
 spondence of Robert Southey, 401. 
 
 (Robert), The Alderman's Funeral, 
 
 93. 
 
 History of the Peninsular 
 
 War, 483. 
 
 History of Brazils, 483. 
 
 Madoc, 534. 
 
 Specimens of the later Eng- 
 lish Poets, 534. 
 
 Omniana, 534. 
 
 Joan of Arc, 534. 
 
 Expedition of Orgua, 534. 
 
 Wat Tyler, 534, 538. 
 
 Essays, moral and political. 
 
 577. 
 
 Sir Thomas More, or Collo- 
 quies on the progress of society, 577. 
 
 Southouse (Thomas), Monasticon Faver- 
 sJiamiense, 383. 
 
 Spanheim (Fridericus), Ad augustissimura 
 Magnse Britanniae Regem Gulielmum, 
 352. 
 
 Sparks (Jared), Remarks on a reprint of 
 the original Letters from Washington 
 to Reed, 458, 486. 
 
 Letter to Lord Mahon, 483. 
 
 Speed (John) , History of Great Britain, 
 
 352. 
 — — — — — Theatre of the empire of 
 
 Great Britain, 383. 
 
648 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 383. 
 
 Speed (Sam,), The King's Bench Scuffle, 
 
 152, 534. 
 Spelman (Sir Henry), Concilia, 496. 
 History and fate of sacrilege, 
 
 453. 
 
 Glossarium Archaiologicum, 
 
 English Works of, together 
 with his posthumous works, by Gibson, 
 383. 
 
 (Sir John), Life of Alfred the 
 
 Great, 389. 
 
 Spence (Joseph), Anecdotes, ^c, of books 
 and men, 401. 
 
 Polymetis, 514. 
 
 Spencer (B,), Vox Civitatis, 120. 
 
 (Edmund), State of Ireland, 352. 
 
 Faery Queene, 590. 
 
 (John), Discourse concerning pro- 
 digies, 508, 550. 
 
 (Joshua), Thoughts on an Union, 
 
 316. 
 
 Spilsbury (W. Holder), Ancient and mo- 
 dern building of Lincoln's Inn, 75. 
 
 Spotswood (Archbishop) , History of the 
 Church of Scotland, 453. 
 
 Sprat (Thos.), Observations on Sorbiere's 
 Voyage, 10. 
 
 Sermon on the anniversary 
 
 meeting of the Sons of Clergymen, 178. 
 Sermon at Guildhall chappel. 
 
 183. 
 
 ■ Sermou at Bow church, 184. 
 
 The Plague of Athens, 534. 
 
 History of the Royal So- 
 ciety, 170. 
 
 Sermon before the Artillery 
 
 Company, 192. 
 
 Sprotti (Thomae) Chronica. (Heame), 
 .370. 
 
 Squire (John), Tes Irenes Trophcea, 99. 
 
 Stampe (Anthony), Proposals of, for re- 
 gulating abuses of the coin, 316. 
 
 Stafford (Viscoxint William), Last Speech 
 of, 433. 
 
 Standish (John), Sermon at the Temple, 
 550. 
 
 Stanhope (Colonel), Address at the open- 
 ing of the Medico-Botanical Society, 
 168. 
 
 (Geo.), Sermon before the natives 
 
 of Kent, 179. 
 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 187. 
 
 ■ Sermon at Bow church, 187. 
 -^— — — — Letter to George Bowyer, 
 408. 
 
 (Lady Hester), Memoirs of, 402. 
 
 (Michael), God the author of vic- 
 tory, 550. 
 
 Stanislaus (King), Advice to his daughter, 
 
 577. 
 Stanihursti (Richardi), De rebus in Hi- 
 
 bemia gestis, 352. 
 
 Stanley (William), The Rejected Ad- 
 dresses, a farce, 176. 
 
 (Arthur Penrhyn), Life and Corre- 
 spondence of Thomas Arnold, D.D., 
 389. 
 
 Memoirs of Bishop Stanley, 
 
 402. 
 
 Staunton (Sir George), Account of the 
 embassy to China, 560. 
 
 Staveley (Thomas), History of Churches 
 in England, 453. 
 
 Stebbing (Hen.), Continuation of Milner's 
 History of the Church of Christ, 449. 
 
 Stedman (C), History of the American 
 War, 483. 
 
 Steele (Joshua), Letters concerning 
 Slavery, 313. 
 
 — — (Sir Richard), A Nation a Family, 
 60. 
 
 and Joseph Gilmore, Account 
 
 of vessel called the Fish-pool, 577. 
 
 Steevens (John) , Westminster Abbey, a 
 poem, 203. 
 
 Steinitz (Francis), The moderate Mo- 
 narchy, 317. 
 
 The Ship, its origin and 
 
 progress, 383, 483. 
 Stennett (Jos.), A Thanksgiving sermon, 
 
 550. 
 Stephen (Mr.), Letter of, defending his 
 
 ministry, 130. 
 Stephens (Alexander), Memoirs of John 
 
 Home Tooke, 403. 
 History of the wars arising 
 
 out of the French Revolution, 483. 
 (John), Historical account of Pro- 
 curations, 453. 
 (William), Sermon at St. Mary-le- 
 
 Bow, 185, 186. 
 Sterne (Lawrence), The Works of, 534. 
 Stevens (George Alex.), Description of 
 
 Bartholomew fair, 582. 
 
 - Adventures of a Speculist, 
 
 91. 
 
 Dramatic history of Master 
 Edward, 534. 
 
 (John), Historical account of Taxes, 
 
 353. 
 Steward (E. M.), Fitzalwyn the first Lord 
 Mayor, 577. 
 
 Osbert of Aldgate, 578. 
 
 The Bride of Bucklersbury, 
 
 578. 
 
 Queen Phillippa and the 
 
 Hurrer's daughter, 578. 
 
 (Robert), Reply to the answer of 
 
 James Eraser, 41. 
 
 Stewart (Dugald), Elements of the philo- 
 sophy of the Mind, 508. 
 
 Stillingfleet (Edward), Discourse of the 
 true antiquity of London, 10. 
 
 (Edward), Sermon on the 
 
 Reformation, 182. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 649 
 
 Stillingfleet (Edward), The Mischief of 
 
 Separation, 183. 
 
 ■ Ecclesiastical Cases, 453. 
 
 Second part of, 453. 
 
 Discourse upon the illegality 
 
 of the late Ecclesiastical Commission, 
 
 453. 
 Sermon before the King, 
 
 550. 
 
 Letter to the clergy of his 
 
 diocese, 550. 
 Stockdale (William Lichfield), Etchings 
 
 of antiquities in Kent, 383. 
 Stock (J.), Collections relative to the fall 
 
 of the Brunswick Theatre, 176. 
 Stockden (John), The seven "Women Con- 
 fessors, 201. 
 Stokes (David), The widow of Sarepta, 
 
 65. 
 Stonestreet (Geo. Griffin), The portentous 
 
 Globe, 43. 
 Tracts on subjects connected 
 
 with the improvement of London, 73. 
 Domestic Union, or London 
 
 as it should be, 92. 
 
 Eastward Ho ! 173. 
 
 Story of Tom Cole, 173. 
 
 Storck (Dr. Anthony), Essays of, 508. 
 
 Storer (J. and H. S.), History and de- 
 scription of the parish of St. James, 
 Clerkenwell, 106. 
 
 Story (Joseph), Life and Letters of, 587. 
 
 Stothard (C. A.), Monumental effigies of 
 Great Britain, 383. 
 
 Stott (Sir Richard), recorder of Bar wick. 
 Speech of, to the Duke of York, 317, 
 328. 
 
 Stoutt (William), Autobiography of, 402. 
 
 Stow (John), Survey of London (various 
 editions), 10. 
 
 Annales of England, 353. 
 
 Summarie of English Chro- 
 nicles, 353. 
 
 continued by Howes, 353. 
 
 (Wm.), Remarks on London, 10. 
 
 Strafford (Thomas earl of). State Papers, 
 317. 
 
 Strangvage (William), History of Mary 
 Queen of Scots, 353. 
 
 Strickland (Agnes), Lives of the Queens 
 of England, 353. 
 
 (John), Discovery of Peace, 181. 
 
 (Sir John), The entertainment of 
 
 King Charles at York, 261. 
 
 Stringer (Miles), Opsra Mineralia expli- 
 
 cafa, 48, 508. 
 Strutt (Jacob George), Si/lva Britannica, 
 
 508. 
 
 (James), Declaration to the whole 
 
 world, 550. 
 
 (Jos.), The Bumpkin's disaster, 92. 
 
 (Joseph), Regal and Ecclesiastical 
 
 Antiquities, 384. 
 
 Strutt (Jos.), Sports and Pastimes, 384. 
 Horda Angel-cynnan ; view 
 
 of the manners and customs of England, 
 
 384. 
 
 Chronicles of England, 353. 
 
 Biographical Dictionary of 
 
 Engravers, 401, 514. 
 Strype (John), Life and Acts of Bishop 
 
 Aylmer, 389. 
 
 Life of Sir John Cheke, 392. 
 
 Life of Archbishop Cranmer, 
 
 393. 
 
 399. 
 
 gift, 405. 
 
 453. 
 
 Life of Grindall, 395. 
 
 Life of Archbishop Parker, 
 
 Life of Archbishop Whit- 
 Ecclesiastical Memorials, 
 
 Annals of the Reformation, 
 453. 
 Stuart (Gilbert), History of Scotland, 353. 
 
 Observations on the law and 
 
 constitutional history of Scotland, 353. 
 
 (James), Critical observations on the 
 
 buildings of London, 353. 
 
 and Nicholas Revett, Anti- 
 
 quities of Athens, 483, 514. 
 Stubs (PhUip), Of Public Baptism, 185. 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 189. 
 
 Sermon at Long Reach on 
 
 board H. M. ship the Royal Sovereign, 
 551. 
 
 Stubbe (Henry), Legends no Histories, 
 or animadversions on the Royal So- 
 ciety, 170. 
 
 Stukeley (William), Account of Richard 
 of Cirencester, 384. 
 
 ■' PalceograpMa Britannica, 
 
 384. 
 
 Itinerarium Curiosum^ 384. 
 
 Stonehenge and Abury, 384. 
 
 Suckling (Sir John), Letter to Henry 
 
 German, 318. 
 The Poems of, 535. 
 
 Sullivan (Francis Stoughton), Lectures on 
 
 the constitution and laws of England, 
 
 497. 
 Sunderland (Earl of), Letter discovering 
 
 the designs of the Roman party, 301, 
 
 318. 
 Surtees (William Edward), Sketch of the 
 
 lives of Lords Stowell and Eldon, 402. 
 Sweet (Robt.), Hortiis Surhurbanus Loti' 
 
 dinensis, 608. 
 Swift (Dr.), The Wonderful Wonder of 
 
 Wonders, 52. 
 (Jonathan), History of the last four 
 
 years of Queen Anne, 329, 353. 
 
 Works of, by Sir Walter 
 
 Scott, 535. 
 Swinden (Henry), History of Great Yar- 
 mouth, 384. 
 
 3 A 
 
650 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Swinerton (Sir John), The Hogge hath 
 lost his pearle, 535. 
 
 Symmons (E.), Vindication of Charles I., 
 262, 334. 
 
 Sydney (Rev. E.), Sermon before the Lon- 
 don Missionary Society, 168. 
 
 Syntax (Dr.), Tour through London, 93. 
 
 T. B., Life and Death of the Merry Devil 
 of Edmonton, 520. 
 
 — — GlossograpUa ; or a Dictionary of 
 hard words, 570. 
 
 T. C, Sermon on the death of William 
 earl of Pembroke, 194. 
 
 T. G., Collin's Walk through London and 
 Westminster, 26. 
 
 Mineral Waters lately found at Is- 
 lington, 507'. 
 
 T. S., Petition to the House of Lords of the 
 young Apprentices, <|-c. in London, 13. 
 
 Toleration, a poem, 538. 
 
 Tabor (John), Seasonable thoughts in sad 
 times, 112. 
 
 Tacitus, The Works of, by Murphy. {Cor- 
 pus Historicum), 463. 
 
 Tanner (Thomas), BibliotJieca Britannico- 
 Hibernica, 384. 
 
 Notitia Afonastica, 454. 
 
 Tarleton (Lieutenant-colonel), History of 
 the Campaigns in North America, 484. 
 
 Tate (Nahum), Panacea; a poem upon 
 tea, 535. 
 
 Tatham (J.), Pageants by, 100. 
 
 (W.), A Plan for improving the city 
 
 of London, 72. 
 
 Taube (Fried. Wilhelm), Sketch of Eng- 
 lish manufactures, 318. 
 
 Taubman (M.), Pageants by, 103. 
 
 Tavemier (Jo. Baptista), Voyages of, 
 through Turkey, 560. 
 
 Taylor (Arthur), The Glory of Regality, 
 353. 
 
 (Charles), Narrative of finding the 
 
 crucifix of Edward the Confessor, 203. 
 
 (Edgar), Memoir of John Meadows, 
 
 402. 
 
 (Edward), Gresham Inaugural Lec- 
 tures, 583. 
 
 (Geo.), Memoir of Robt. Surtee8,402. 
 
 (Isaac), World of Mind, 508. 
 
 (John), The Life of Thomas Par, 
 
 18, 399. 
 
 The whole life and progresse 
 
 of Henry Walker, 19. 
 
 the Water Poet, Relation of 
 
 the seorfights, <&c. before the celebra- 
 tion of the marriage of Prince Frede- 
 rick and the Princess Elizabeth, with 
 triumphal encomiasticke verses, 96. 
 
 The General Complaint of 
 
 the most oppressed Commons of Eng- 
 land, 318. 
 
 Taylor (John), Spadacrene Anglica, 508. 
 
 — — The Workes of, collected 
 
 and separate, 535. 
 
 Narrative of the case of Jo- 
 
 seph Rawson, 452. 
 
 Paraphrase and notes on the 
 
 Epistle to the Romans, 551. 
 
 (John R.), Correspondence on the 
 
 improvement of Chancery lane, 581. 
 
 Government, legal, and ge- 
 neral Half-holiday, 582. 
 
 (Richard), Letter to Inglis on the 
 
 Gresham Trusts, 30. 
 
 Tooke's Diversions of Pur- 
 ley, with additions by, 578. 
 
 (Rich.), of Norwich, Indeos Monas- 
 
 tieus ; or the abbeys and other monas- 
 teries, ^c. in the diocese of Norwich, 
 454. 
 
 (Silas), History of Harwich and 
 
 Dovercourt, 363. 
 
 (Sidney), On the punishment of 
 
 death, 318. 
 
 (W.), Annals of St. Mary Overy, 
 
 196. 
 
 (Wm. Cook), Romantic Biography 
 
 of the age of Elizabeth, 402. 
 
 Tegg (Thomas), Remarks on Talfourd's 
 Copyright Bill, 497. 
 
 A Dictionary of Chronology, 
 
 587. 
 
 Telltroth (Robt.), Advice to the nobility, 
 ^c. in the choice of Parliament-men, 
 291, 318. 
 
 Temple (Sir John), History of the Irish 
 Rebellion, 353. 
 
 (Sir William), The Works of, 318. 
 
 Memoirs of, 353. 
 
 Templeman (D.), Secret History of the 
 late Directors of the South-sea Com- 
 pany, 52. 
 
 Tenison (Edw.), Sermon at St.Paul's, 193. 
 
 Terrick (Rich.), Sermon at St. Paul's, 191. 
 
 Thelwall (John), Speech of, Peaceful Dis- 
 cussion, 149. 
 
 Democracy vindicated, 319. 
 
 Thevenot (M. de), Travels of, 561. 
 
 Thiers (M. A.), History of the Consulate 
 and the Empire, 484. 
 
 Thirlby (Styan), Answer to Mr, Whis- 
 ton's Seventeen Suspicions, 454. 
 
 Thom (Walter), Historyof Aberdeen, 385. 
 
 Thomas (Henry), Ancient remains of 
 London, 10. 
 
 (Thomas), Memoirs of Owen Glen- 
 dower, 402. 
 
 (Rev. Thomas), History of the an- 
 
 tient Britons, 353. 
 
 Thomson (Ebenezer), German-English 
 Analogies, 578. 
 
 Thompson (Aaron), British History, 353. 
 
 (Pishey), History and Antiquities 
 
 of Boston, 359. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 651 
 
 Thompson (Richard) Chronicles of Lon- 
 don Bridge,j20; 
 
 Account of the processions 
 
 and ceremonies at Coronations, 204. 
 
 (Thomas), Midsummer Moon, or the 
 
 Liveryman's Complaint, 86. 
 
 History of the Royal Society, 
 
 170. 
 
 (William), Speech of, upon the elec- 
 tion of Sheriffs, 86. 
 
 Thoresby (Ralph), Diary of, 402, 
 
 Ducatus Leodiensis^ 385. 
 
 Letters of eminent men to, 
 
 402. 
 
 Thorisby (Thos.) and Richard Wilmes, 
 Upon the credit of Seamen's Wages, 
 578. 
 
 [Thornton (Bonnel),] City Latin, or re- 
 marks on the inscription on laying the 
 first stone of Blackfriars Bridge, 21. 
 
 Timotheus, a burlesque ode, 
 
 538. 
 
 Address to the Company of 
 
 Barbers in Oxford, 538. 
 
 Thornton (Edward), History of the Bri- 
 tish Empire in India, 484. 
 
 Gazetteer of India, 484. 
 
 (William), History of Loudon, 10. 
 
 Thoroton (Robert), Antiquities of Not- 
 tinghamshire, 385. 
 
 Thorp (George), Sermon at Guildhall 
 chapel, 183. 
 
 Thorpe (Benjamin), Northern Mythology, 
 484. 
 
 — Analecta Anglo-Saxonica, 
 
 578. 
 
 Antient laws and institutes 
 of England, 589. 
 
 Homilies of iElfric, 690. 
 
 -.ffilfric Society's publications, 
 
 590. 
 
 (John), Custumale Roffense^ 385. 
 
 Registrum Roffense, 385. 
 
 (M. J.), Calendar of State Papers 
 
 relating to Scotland, 354. 
 Throsby (John), History and Antiquities 
 
 of Leicester, 385. 
 
 Select "Views in, 385. 
 
 Thuani (Jac. Aug.) Historiae, 484. 
 Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian 
 
 War, 463. 
 Thurloe's State Papers, 320. 
 Thurston (Joseph), The Toilette, 538. 
 Tichbome's (Colonel), Speech of, 138. 
 Tichboume (Sir Henry), Letter of, on the 
 
 siege of Tredagh, 342. 
 Tick ell (John), History of Kingston-upon- 
 
 HuU, 385. 
 Ticklefoot (Tom), Observations on the 
 
 Trial of Sir G. Wakeman and others, 
 
 436. 
 Tiemey (M. A.), History and Antiquities 
 
 of the town and castle of Arundel, 386. 
 
 Tiler (Arthur), History and Antiquities 
 
 of St. Saviour's, South wark, 196. 
 Tillison (John), State of the account of 
 
 monies for the reparation of St. Paul's, 
 
 161. 
 Tillotson (John) , Sermon at St. Mary-le- 
 
 Bow, 178. 
 
 Sermon preached before the 
 
 King, 551. 
 
 (Archbishop), Letter to Lord Wil- 
 liam Russel, 431. 
 
 Timbs (John), Curiosities of London, 10. 
 
 School-days of eminent men, 
 
 403. 
 
 Timothy bishop of Oxford, Sermon at 
 Mercers chapel, 185. 
 
 Tindal (N.), History of Essex, No. 1, con- 
 taining the history of Felstead and 
 Pantfield, 385. 
 
 (William), History of the abbey 
 
 and borough of Evesham, 385. 
 
 Tichbume (Sir Henry), History of the 
 siege of Drogheda, 353. 
 
 Tite ( W.), A descriptive Catalogue of An- 
 tiquities found in the excavations at the 
 Royal Exchange, 158. 
 
 Todd (Henry John), Vindication of Cran- 
 mer, 443. 
 
 Account of the Deans of Can- 
 
 terbury, 454. 
 
 Toms (Wm. Henry) and Robert West, 
 Perspective views of antient churches, 
 110. 
 
 Tomkins (Nathaniel), Confession and 
 Speech of, 435. 
 
 TomUns (F. G.), History of England, 354. 
 
 (Thomas Edlyne), Law Dictionary, 
 
 497. 
 
 Tonge (Simon), Narrative and case con- 
 cerning the Popish Plot, 296. 
 
 Vindication of, 296. 
 
 Tongue (Israel), New design of the Pa- 
 pists detected, 420. 
 
 Tooke (John Home), Letters of, concern- 
 ing the execution of Doyle and Valine, 
 117. 
 
 Letter on the Reform of Par- 
 
 liament, 292, 320. 
 
 Diversions of Purley (edit. 
 
 Taylor), 578. 
 
 (William), Monarchy of France, 
 
 484. 
 
 Lucian of Samosata, 678. 
 
 Toone (William), Glossary of obsolete 
 
 Words, 578. 
 Topham (John), Account of the chapel of 
 
 St. Stephen, Westminster, 159, 160. 
 Torrens (R.), Essay on external Com 
 
 trade, 584. 
 Torrijos (General de), Manifiesto a la Na- 
 
 cion, 584. 
 Tory (Timothy) Sejanus ; or the Popular 
 
 Favourite, 533. 
 
662 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Touchstone (Timothy), Reply to Mr. 
 Christian'B letter, 412. 
 
 Reply to Sir Anonymous, 
 
 413. 
 
 Toulmin (Joshua), Historical view of the 
 Protestant Dissenters, 454. 
 
 History of Taunton, 386. 
 
 Tovy(D'Blossieres),^«^Zia Judaica^ 386. 
 
 Towers (Joseph), An Oration on the com- 
 memoration of the Revolution, 320. 
 
 Tovmend (William), Descendants of the 
 Stuarts, 354. 
 
 Townley (James), Sermon before the Go- 
 vernors of the Magdalen, 180. 
 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 190. 
 
 Tradescant (John), Muscsum Tradescan- 
 tianum, 505. 
 
 Trapp (Dr. Joseph), Case of the patron 
 and rector of St. Andrew's, Holbom, 
 105. 
 
 Sermon at St. Paul's, 109. 
 
 (Joseph), Trial of Louis XVI., 473. 
 
 Treby (Sir George), recorder of London, 
 Speech of, to the Prince of Orange, 145. 
 
 Trench (Colonel), View of the north bank 
 of the Thames, 174. 
 
 ■ ■ (Richard C), Deficiencies in our 
 English Dictionaries, 578. 
 
 Trimmer (Master), Siege of Paternoster 
 row, 93. 
 
 Trimnell (Charles), bishop of Norwich, 
 Sermon at St. Bridget's, 188. 
 
 Trinder (Charles), recorder of Gloucester, 
 Speech on entering office, 321. 
 
 Trollope (W.), History of Christ's Hos- 
 pital, 71. 
 
 Trotter (John B.), Memoirs of Charles 
 James Fox, 403. 
 
 Trusler (Dr.), The London Adviser, 28. 
 
 Works of Hogarth moralized 
 
 by, 95. 
 
 Tucker (Abraham), Light of Nature pur- 
 sued, 508. 
 
 (Dr.), dean of Gloucester, Union and 
 
 Separation : — see Clarke (Dr.). 
 
 (Jedediah S.), Life of the Earl of 
 
 St. Vincent, 403. 
 
 Tuke (Henry), Principles of the religion 
 of the Quakers, 455. 
 
 (Sam.), Memoirs of George White- 
 head, 403. 
 
 Turberville (David), Information of, rela- 
 ting to the Popish Plot, 296. 
 
 Turner (Brian), Sermon, Testimonium 
 Jesu, 183. 
 
 (Bryan), Sermon at Guildhall chap- 
 pel, 183. 
 
 • ■ (Dawson), Specimen of Lichenogra- 
 phia Britannica, 509. 
 
 ^— (Sir Edw.), Speech of, to the King, 
 289,321. 
 
 — — (Sharon), History of the Anglo- 
 Saxons, 354. 
 
 Turner (Sharon), Sacred History of the 
 
 Worid, 485. 
 Tutchin (John), Poem on their Majesties 
 
 speeches, 538. 
 Twisden (Roger), Historiae Anglicanse 
 
 Scriptores, 354. 
 Twiss (Horace), Life of Lord Eldon, 403. 
 Tyndall (William), A brief declaration of 
 
 the Sacraments, 551. 
 Tyrrell (James), History of England, 354. 
 (Frederick), Lecture on Anatomy, 
 
 93. 
 (John), Suggestions concerning real 
 
 property, 497. 
 Tyrwhitt (R. P.), An Argument on the 
 
 non-inrolment of the decree for Tithes 
 
 in London, 62. 
 Tytler (Patrick Eraser), The History of 
 
 Scotland, 354.^ 
 
 Udall (Ephraim), Communion comli- 
 
 nesse, 177. 
 
 (Matthew), The Publican, 195. 
 
 Ulrichs (H. N.), Topography of Athens, 
 
 485. 
 Ulloa (George Juan and Antonio de). 
 
 Voyage to South America, 561. 
 Upcott (Wm.), Miscellaneous writings 
 
 and memoirs of Evelyn, 602. 
 
 English Topography, 386. 
 
 Ure (Andrew), Dictionary of Chemistry 
 and Mineralogy, 509. 
 
 (David), History of Rutherglen and 
 
 East Kilbride, 386. 
 
 Urquhart on Impressment, 323. 
 
 Ussher (James), The Rights of Primo- 
 geniture, 551. 
 
 Annales Veteris et Novi 
 
 Testamenti, 651. 
 
 Vallancy (Charles), Essay on the anti- 
 quity of the Irish language, 578. 
 Vaillant (M. le). Travels into the interior 
 
 parts of Africa, 561. 
 Vanderstegen (William), The state of the 
 
 Thames considered, 172. 
 Vanderkiste (R. W.), Six years' Mission 
 
 among the dens of London, 582. 
 Van Diest (Frid. Will.), Memorial of 
 
 Heer Van Diest, 485. 
 Vane (Sir Henry) and Master Marshall, 
 
 Two Speeches spoken at a Common 
 
 Hall, 129. 
 Vansittart (Nicholas), On the immediate 
 
 conclusion of Peace, 323. 
 Vaughan (Richard), Speech of, at the 
 
 entrance of the Duke of Beaufort into 
 
 Carmarthen, 323. 
 (Robert), The Protectorate of Oliver 
 
 Cromwell, 335, 354. 
 The Life of WycUffe, 403. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 653 
 
 Vattel (Emer de), The Law of Nations, 
 
 497. 
 Venables (Aid.), Correspondence between 
 
 him and Mr. Coles, respecting the office 
 
 of tinder- sheriff, 150. 
 Verax (Theodorus), Trial of Colonel Lil- 
 
 bume, 422. 
 Verdat (Don Pedro de la), Interpretation 
 
 of the Harwich Dream, 323. 
 Veredicus, Account of the material events 
 
 in the late Rebellion, 342, 343. 
 Vergil (Polydor), Historia, 355. 
 English abridgement of (by 
 
 Langley), 355. 
 Vermont (Marquis de) and Sir Charles 
 
 Damley, London and Paris, 11. 
 Verstegan (Richard), Restitution of de- 
 cayed intelligence, 386. 
 Vertue (George) , Account of Edward the 
 
 Confessor's monument, 203. 
 Vertot (M I'Abbe), Memorial as to the 
 
 constitution of the Roman Senate, 323. 
 ■ Histoire Critique de I'eta- 
 
 blissement des Bretons dans les Gaules, 
 
 485. 
 Vesey (John), archbishop of Tuam, Ser- 
 mon to the Protestants of Ireland, 179. 
 Vicars (John), A just correction, ^fc. of a 
 
 scandalous Bill of the mortality of the 
 
 Malignant Clergy of London, 58. 
 ■ — Coleman street conclave vi- 
 sited, 58. 
 A sight of the transactions 
 
 of these latter years, 323. 
 Mischeefes Mysterie, or trea- 
 son's master- piece, the powder- plot, 
 
 538. 
 Victor (Mr.), History of the Theatres of 
 
 London and Dublin, 175. 
 Villette (Mr.), The Annals of Newgate, 
 
 154. 
 Vincent (Thomas), God's terrible voice in 
 
 the City, 112. 
 (William), Narrative of the Riots 
 
 in London, 91. 
 ■ dean of Westminster, The 
 
 commerce and navigation of the ancients 
 
 in the Indian Ocean, 561. 
 Vines (Richard) , The authors, nature, and 
 
 danger of Hseresie, 551. 
 Virgilii (Publii), Maronis Opera, 538. 
 Virtue's Picturesque Beauties of Great 
 
 Britain, 386. 
 Voght (C), Institutions at Hamburgh for 
 
 the poor, 486. 
 Volney (C. F.), Law of Nature, 497. 
 (M. C. F.), Travels through Syria 
 
 and Egypt, 561. 
 Voltaire, CEuvres de, 486. 
 
 Candide, ou I'Optimisme, 538. 
 
 Vulliamy (B. L.), Some Considerations 
 
 on public Clocks, 678. 
 
 W. C, London's Lamentation for her 
 
 sinnes. 111. 
 W. M., A Remembrance of the worthy 
 
 show and shooting by the Duke of 
 
 Shoreditch, 33. 
 W. P., The divine right of Kings, 278. 
 Waagen (Dr.), Treasures of Art in Great 
 
 Britain, 514. 
 Galleries and Cabinets of 
 
 Art, 514. 
 Wace (Robert), Le Roman de Ron, 538. 
 Wadd (Wm.), Observations on Strictures 
 
 of the Urethra, 509. 
 
 Remarks on Corpulence, 509. 
 
 Mems, Maxims, and Me- 
 
 moirs, 509. 
 
 NugcB ChirurgiciB, 509. 
 
 Waddington (John), Penry, the Pilgrim 
 Martyr, 403. 
 
 Wade (John), British History chronolo- 
 gically arranged, 355. 
 
 Wadstrom (C. B.), Observations on the 
 Slave-trade, 560. 
 
 Waithman (Robert), Letter to the Go- 
 vernors of Christ's Hospital, 71. 
 
 Wax the cause of Scarcity, 
 
 149. 
 
 Speech of, in the House of 
 
 Commons, 150. 
 Maxims of, 539. 
 
 Wake (William), Sermon at St. Sepul- 
 chre's, 185. 
 
 Sermon on the death of 
 
 Queen Mary, 552. 
 Wakefield (Gilbert), Examination of T. 
 Paine's Age of Reason, 551. 
 
 The Spirit of Christianity, 
 
 551. 
 
 Wakefield (Priscilla), Perambulations in 
 London, 11. 
 
 Wakeman (Sir George), Letter from, to 
 his friend W. S., 436. 
 
 Wakley (Thomas), Report of the trial of 
 Cooper V. Wakley, 94. 
 
 Walcot (Capt. Thomas), Letter of, before 
 his attainder, 436. 
 
 Walcott (M. E. C), Memorials of West- 
 minster, 204, 386. 
 
 Waldegrave (James earl of), Memoirs of, 
 1754 to 1758, 403. 
 
 Waldron (George), A Poem on the Par- 
 liament, 539. 
 
 Walker (Clement) and William Prynne, 
 Petition of, to the Commons, 146. 
 
 Petition of, concerning N. 
 
 Fiennes's impeachment, 437. 
 
 Compleat History of Inde- 
 
 pendency, 455. 
 
 — (Henry), Corda Anglue, 455. 
 
 — (John), Sufierings of the Clergy, 
 455. 
 
 Critical Pronouncing Dic- 
 
 tionary, 578. 
 
654 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Walker (Nathaniel), Sermon on the death 
 of Lucas Lucie, 194. 
 
 (Thomas), The Quaker's Opera, 14. 
 
 Wall (Moses), The Hope of Israel, 551. 
 
 Waller (Mr.), Speech of, on the accusa- 
 tion of Sir R. Berkley, 123. 
 
 Speech of, at a conference of 
 
 both houses, 324, 
 
 Wallis (John), Guide to London, 11. 
 
 Natural History and Anti- 
 quities of Northumberland and part of 
 Durham, 387, 509. 
 
 (Richard), London's Armory, 11. 
 
 Walpole (Horace), Memoirs of the reign 
 
 of George the Third, 355. 
 
 Letters of (edit, by Cunning- 
 ham), 393. 
 
 Walsh (R.), Essay on Ancient Coins, 
 387, 455. 
 
 Walsingham (Francis), The Free Briton, 
 258. 
 
 Walters (John), English- Welch Dictio- 
 nary, 578. 
 
 Waltham, History of the town and abbey 
 of (Farmer), 366. 
 
 Walton (Izaac), Lives of Dr. Donne, Sir 
 H. Wotton, Mr. Hooker, and Dr. San- 
 derson, 403. 
 
 The Complete Angler, by 
 
 Sir John Hawkins, 579. 
 
 Warburton (John), London and Middle- 
 sex illustrated, 11. 
 
 Vallum Romanum, 387. 
 
 , Whitelaw, and Walsh's History of 
 
 Dublin, 387. 
 
 (William), bishop of Gloucester, The 
 
 Works of, by Hurd, 551. 
 
 Letters from, to a friend, 579. 
 
 Ward (Edw.) and Thomas Brown, The 
 infallible Astrologer, 26. 
 
 The London Spy, 26. 
 
 The secret history of Clubs 
 
 in London, 26. 
 
 — — ■ Vulfftis Brilannicus, 26. 
 
 Account of the Clubs in Lon- 
 don and Westminster, 27, 28. 
 
 St. Paul's Church, or the 
 
 Protestant ambulators, 161. 
 
 The Dancing School, 539. 
 
 A Journey to Hell, 539. 
 
 The Poet's ramble after 
 
 riches, 539. 
 
 A dialogue between Bow- 
 steeple dragon and the Exchange grass- 
 hopper, 539. 
 
 Upon the stately structure 
 
 of Bow Church and steeple, 539. 
 
 A trip to New England, 561. 
 
 A trip to Jamaica, 561. 
 
 — (John), Lives of the Gresham Pro- 
 fessors, 30. 
 
 — {Nathaniel), 
 chanicus, 59. 
 
 Mercurius Anti-Me- 
 
 Ward (Nathaniel), The simple Cobler of 
 
 Aggawam, 455. 
 (Sir Patience), Speech of, at Guild- 
 
 haU, 29th Sept. 1680, 79, 84. 
 
 and Sir Robert Clayton, 
 
 Speeches of, 144. 
 Ward (Seth), bishop of Sarum, Funeral 
 
 Sermon on the Duke of Albemarle, 194. 
 Wardell (James), History of Leeds, 387, 
 
 587. 
 
 Catalogue of Tradesmen's 
 
 Tokens relating to Yorkshire, 586. 
 
 Ware (Isaac), Complete Body of Archi- 
 tecture, 515. 
 
 (Sir James), Antiquities and His- 
 tory of Ireland, 355. 
 
 (John) , Account of Charities of St. 
 
 Leonard Shoreditch, 25. 
 
 Waring (Major Scott), Observations on 
 the present state of the East India 
 Company, 41. 
 
 Warmestry (Thomas), Pax Vobis, 122. 
 
 Warner (John), bishop of Rochester, 
 Church lands not to be sold, 455. 
 
 (Rich.), History of Bath, 387. 
 
 Warrington (William), History of Wales, 
 355, 387. 
 
 Warton (Thomas), Life of Sir Thomas 
 Pope, 403. 
 
 (Rev. T.), Essays on Gothic Archi- 
 tecture, 511. 
 
 Warwick (Earl of). Laws and Ordinances 
 of Warre, 126. 
 
 Sir Henry Vane, the Earl of 
 
 Essex, the Earl of Pembroke, CoUonell 
 Hollis, and Master Recorder, Six 
 Speeches spoken in Guildhall, 132. 
 
 Washington (General), Life of, 587. 
 
 Waterhouse (Edward), A short narrative 
 of the late dreadful fire in London, 63. 
 
 Waterland (Daniel), chaplain to His Ma- 
 jesty, Sermon at St. Paul's, 190. 
 
 Waters (E.), The Opera-glass, 175. 
 
 Watkins (Henry George), Advice to Ap- 
 prentices, 13. 
 
 (George Henry), Sermon on the 
 
 death of George III., 553. 
 
 Watson (Charles), Narrative of the action 
 between the Northumberland and three 
 French men of war, 355. 
 
 (John F.), Historic Tales of olden 
 
 times, 486. 
 
 (Richard), bishop of Llandaflf, Ad- 
 dress to the people of Great Britain, 
 325. 
 
 Anecdotes of the life of, 
 
 403. 
 
 (William), A Sequel to the experi- 
 ments on electricity, 509. 
 
 Watt (Robert), Bibliotheca Dritannica^ 
 579. 
 
 Watts (Isaac), Defence against Self-mur- 
 ther, 551. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 655 
 
 Watts fDr.), Poem on the death of Sir 
 
 Thomas Abney, 193. 
 Waugh (John), Sermon at St. Bridget's, 
 
 189. 
 Sermon at St. Lawrence's, 
 
 189. 
 Webb (Mr.,) Malignant'sConventicle,131. 
 Weber (Henry), Metrical Romances, 539. 
 Webster (Noah), Dictionary of the En- 
 glish language, 579. 
 (William), A Discourse on James 
 
 ii. 10, 11 ; 551. 
 Wedgwood (Josiah), Description of the 
 
 Portland Vase, 164. 
 Weedon (Cavendish), Orations, Anthems, 
 
 4fc. at Stationers' Hall, 52. 
 Weever (John), Funeral Monuments, 387. 
 Welch (Joseph), List of the Queen's 
 
 Scholars of St. Peter's College, 204. 
 Weld (lord mayor). Order for rebuilding 
 
 the city after the Fire, 63. 
 
 (H. H.), The Autobiography of B. 
 
 Franklin, 587. 
 
 Welwood (Gulielmus), De dominio maris, 
 498. 
 
 — — (James), Memoirs of the last hun- 
 dred years, 355. 
 
 Wei don (Sir Anthony), The Court and 
 Character of King James, 355. 
 
 (William), Chymical water for the 
 
 teeth and gums, 509. 
 
 W^ellbeloved (Charles), Ehuracum ; or 
 York under the Romans, 387. 
 
 (Horace), London Lions, 11. 
 
 Wellington (Duke of). Despatches of, 355. 
 
 Supplementary Despatches, 
 
 355, 486. 
 
 Wells (Samuel), State of the national Fi- 
 nances, 325. 
 
 • Revenue and Expenditure of 
 
 the United Kingdom, 584. 
 
 Welton (R.), Sermon on the erection of 
 an Altar-piece at St. Mary's, White- 
 chapel, 180. 
 
 Wentworth (Sir William) , The Speech 
 of, to the magistrates and citizens of 
 Chester, 325. 
 
 Wesley (John), Letter of, relating to the 
 late Act of Parliament in fevour of the 
 Papists, 301. 
 
 West (Benjamin), Description of his pic- 
 ture of Death on the Pale Horse, 200. 
 
 (Richard), archdeacon of Berkshire, 
 
 Sermon at St. Bridget's, 189. 
 
 Westall (W.), Views on the Thames, 174. 
 
 Western (C. C.), Remarks on Prison Dis- 
 cipline, 155. 
 
 (J. George), Commentaries on the 
 
 Laws of England, 498. 
 
 (Thomas G.), Cases relating to the 
 
 Tithes of the city of London, 62. 
 
 Westmonasteriensis (Matthseus), Flores 
 Historiarum, 355. 
 
 Weyer (Francis), Zeal of the king's wit- 
 nesses vindicated, 429. 
 
 Whalley (John), Poor Robin's Prophecy 
 for 1689, 575. 
 
 (Peter), Sermon at Christ's Hospital, 
 
 19L . 
 
 Wharton (Henry), Historia de Episcopis 
 et Decanis Londinensibus, 456. 
 Anglia Sacra, 456. 
 
 (Lord), Mr. Strode, the Eari of Pem- 
 broke, and others, Speeches of, in Guild- 
 hall, 125. 
 
 Wheatley (Chas.), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 190. 
 
 Wheler (Geo.), Journey into Greece, 562. 
 
 (Sir George), Account of the places 
 
 of assembly of the primitive christians, 
 456. 
 
 (R. B.), History and Antiquities of 
 
 Stratford-upon-Avon, 387. 
 
 Wheder (Daniel), Extracts from the let- 
 ters and journal of, 456. 
 
 (Jacobus L.), Catalogus rationalis 
 
 Plantarum Medicinalium, 500. 
 
 Whetstone (Geo.), Mirovr of Magestrates, 
 25. 
 
 Remembrances of worthies. 
 
 404. 
 
 Whewell (Rev. W.), Bridgewater Trea- 
 tise, 499. 
 
 Whiffin (AV. H.), Memoirs of the house 
 of Russell, 401. 
 
 Whincop (Thomas) , Sermon at St. Brid- 
 get's, 187. 
 
 Whiston (James), Serious advice to the 
 Common Council, 144. 
 
 England's calamities disco- 
 vered, 326. 
 
 Discourse on the decay of 
 
 trade, 326, 579. 
 
 (William), Josephus, 472, 546. 
 
 Proposal for erecting societies 
 
 for promoting primitive Christianity, 
 456,551. 
 
 Christian's Rule of Faith, 
 
 551. 
 Whi taker (Edward), Petition of, for his 
 
 discharge, 437. 
 (John), Genuine History of the 
 
 Britons asserted, 355. 
 
 History of Manchester, 387. 
 
 (Thos. Dunham), History and An- 
 tiquities of Craven, 586. 
 
 Whitby (Thomas), The Priory of Birken- 
 head, 539. 
 
 White (Gilbert), History of Selbome, 
 387, 509. 
 
 (James), A Dictionary of the Vete- 
 rinary art, 578. 
 
 Eighteen Christian Centu- 
 ries, 486. 
 
 Account of the improvements 
 
 in the western part of London, 73. 
 
656 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 White (Samuel), Letter to his brother on 
 
 the rebellion at Siam, 474. 
 Whiter (Walter), Etymologicon Univer- 
 sale^ 5 7" 9. 
 Whitehead (Geo.), Case of the suffering 
 
 people of God, 456. 
 The Quaker's Vindication 
 
 against Francis Bugg, 456. 
 
 (Paul), Honour, a satire, 539. 
 
 Whitlaw (Charles), Asylum for the cure 
 
 of Scrofula, 24. 
 Whitelock, Fleetwood, and Disbrowe, 
 
 Speeches of, to theLord Mayor, 141. 
 (Bulstrode), Account of his embassy 
 
 to Sweden, 356, 486. 
 ■ Memorials of English affairs, 
 
 356. 
 (Richard), Manners of the English, 
 
 356. 
 Whitworth (Charles), Directions for the 
 
 execution of the Militia Act, \VT. 
 • Plan for the more easy exe- 
 cution of the laws relating to the paving, 
 
 Sj;c. of Westminster, 199. 
 (Sir Charles), Observations on the 
 
 Westminster Paving Act, 199. 
 
 Draft of intended Act for the 
 
 nightly watch, ^c. of Westminster, 199. 
 
 (Robert), Report and Survey of the 
 
 Canal from Waltham Abbey to Moor- 
 fields, 73. 
 
 Whytehead (Robt.), The Claims of Chris- 
 tian Philanthropy, 169. 
 
 Wickens (N.), Wood-street Compter's 
 Plea for its Prisoners, 152. 
 
 Widmore (Richard), Inquiry into the 
 foundation of Westminster Abbey, 203. 
 
 — ' History of the church of St. 
 
 Peter, Westminster, 203. 
 
 Wight (Thomas), History of the rise and 
 progress of the Quakers, 456. 
 
 Wilberforce (W.), Slaves in the West In- 
 dies, 314. 
 
 Wilbraham (Roger), Glossary of some 
 words used in Cheshire, 568, 575, 578. 
 
 Wilcox (Joseph), bishop of Gloucester, 
 Sermon at St. Bridget's, 190. 
 
 Sermon at St. Mary-le-Bow, 
 
 193. 
 
 Wild (Jon.), Advice to his successors, 117. 
 
 (R.), Iter Boreale, 64. 
 
 Wilde (John), Preface to a book on the 
 affairs of Ireland, 322. 
 
 Wilkes (John), The Speeches of, 19. 
 
 Letters to his Daughter, 19. 
 
 The Origin and Progress of 
 
 Despotism, 148. 
 
 History of England, 148,356. 
 
 Letter to Thos. Hariey, 148. 
 
 Letter to his constituents in 
 
 1768, 148. 
 
 The renowned History of 
 
 Jack of Aylesbury, 539. 
 
 Wilkes (John), Lyric Consolations, with 
 
 the Speech of, 539. 
 Wilkins (David), Leges Anglo-Saxonicse, 
 
 498. 
 
 Concilia Magnse Britanniae 
 
 et Hibemiae, 456, 498. 
 
 (Jo.), bishop of Chester, Sermon 
 
 before the King, 552. 
 
 (John) , Essay toward a real charac- 
 ter, ^-c, 579. 
 
 (Richard), The Soap Patentees of 
 
 London's Petition, 50. 
 
 Wilkinson (John), Suffering condition of 
 the servants of the Lord, 438. 
 
 (Robert), Plates for the History of 
 
 St. Peter's, Cornhill, 109. 
 
 William III. and Queen Mary, Form of 
 
 proceeding to the coronation of, 203. 
 ■'■ Earl Marshal's order touch- 
 
 ing the habits of Peeresses, 203. 
 Williams (Archbishop), The Holy Table, 
 
 446, 552. 
 (Chas.), Sermon at Isleworth church, 
 
 552. 
 
 (Daniel), The Will of, 404. 
 
 Sermon before Sir John 
 
 Shorter, 184. 
 
 (G.), bishop of Ossory, Vindicice Re- 
 gum^ 323. 
 
 (J.), God's defence of his anointed, 
 
 77. 
 
 Sermon at the Northampton- 
 
 shire Feast, 178. 
 
 Sermon 
 
 Jewry, 186. 
 
 at St. Lawrence 
 
 tion, 186. 
 
 Sermon upon the Resurrec- 
 
 Historical account of sub- 
 ways in the metropolis, 74. 
 
 The rise, ^c. of the northern 
 
 governments, 486. 
 
 Account of missionary enter- 
 
 prises, 562. 
 (Thomas), The Insane World, or 
 
 a week in London, 11, 93. 
 (William), Speaker of the House of 
 
 Commons, Speech on his appointment, 
 
 326. 
 Williamson (T.), Oriental field sports. 478. 
 Willis (Browne), Mitred Abbeys, 456. 
 Survey of the cathedral of 
 
 St. Asaph, 456. 
 (Rich.), Sermon at the first meeting 
 
 of charity schools, 22. 
 
 Sermon at St. Bridget's, 187. 
 
 Willoughby (Edw.), Petition of, touching 
 manors and lands in Dorset, 437. 
 
 Wilmot (John), Life of Hough bishop of 
 Worcester, 395. 
 
 Wilson (Benjamin), Essay upon electri- 
 city, 509. 
 
 (Christopher), Sermon at St. Paul's, 
 
 187. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 657 
 
 Wilson (C), The ornaments of churches 
 considered, with a particular view to 
 St. Margaret's Westminster, 203. 
 
 (EfBngham), Description of the new 
 
 Royal Exchange, 158. 
 
 (Grindal), Exposition of the Lord's 
 
 Prayer, 552. 
 
 (H. B.), The case of the Rector of 
 
 St. Thomas Apostle, 63. 
 
 History of the parish of St. 
 
 Lawrence Pountney, 108. 
 
 History of the Merchant 
 
 Taylors' School, 168. 
 Sermon on the death of 
 
 Archbishop Sutton, 195. 
 
 Sermon on the day of Her 
 
 Majesty's interment, 552, 553. 
 A word of counsel to the 
 
 Jews, 579, 
 
 (John), Narrative of the transactions 
 
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 (J. H.), Temple Bar, 353. 
 
 (John Stiff), History of Christ's 
 
 Hospital, 71. 
 
 (Ralph), Account of the Robberies 
 
 committed by John Hawkins and 
 George Sympson, 418. 
 
 (Sir Robert), Remarks on the Rua- 
 
 sian arm}', 486. 
 
 (Thomas), Accoimt of Hoxton Aca- 
 demy, 166. 
 
 (Walter), History and antiquities 
 
 of Dissenting Churches, 62. 
 
 Memoirs of the Life and 
 
 Times of De Foe, 404. 
 
 Wimpey (Joseph), The Challenge, 326. 
 
 Windus (Thomas), Elucidation of the 
 Portland Vase, 164. 
 
 Wing (John), Almanack, 562. 
 
 Winstanley (Gerrard), AWatch-word for 
 the city of London and the armie, 141. 
 
 — — (William), The Honour of Merchant 
 Taylors, 48. 
 
 Wintringham (Clifton), Essay on Conta- 
 gious Diseases, 112. 
 
 Winwood (Sir Ralph) , State papers, 327. 
 
 Memoirs of state, 356. 
 
 Wise (Jos.), The system, a poem, 539. 
 
 Wiseman (Cardinal), Recollections of the 
 last four Popes, 404. 
 
 Wishaw (F.), Report of the intended 
 Viaduct from Fetter lane, 74. 
 
 Wither (George), A seasonable memo- 
 randum on the pestilence. 111. 
 
 Narrative of the investiture 
 
 of the Lord Protector, 202. 
 
 Britain's Remembrancer, 
 
 639. 
 
 Sigh for the Pitchers, 539. 
 
 Withers (John), The Whigs vindicated, 
 327. 
 
 Witt (John de), Treatise on the Colo- 
 nies, 462. 
 
 Wood (Anth.), Athence Oxonienses^ 404. 
 AthencB Oxonienses\ with 
 
 the Fasti^ or annals, 404. 
 
 (John), Petition of, against the Earl 
 
 of Derby, 413. 
 
 (Wm.), The Bowman's Glory, 33. 
 
 Woodfall (Wilfred), My Note Book, 93. 
 
 Woodman (John), The Rat-catcher at 
 Chelsea College, 30. 
 
 Woodroffe (Benjamin), Sermon at Guild- 
 hall chappel, 183. 
 
 Woodrow (Robert), History of the suf- 
 ferings of the Church of Scotland (edit. 
 Bums), 456. 
 
 Woods (George), Account of the Isle of 
 Man, 387. 
 
 Woodward (David), and others, on the 
 loss of their Ship, 437. 
 
 (Daniel), Vox Uraniae, 562. 
 
 (John), Account of Urns and An- 
 tiquities dug up at Bishopsgate, 11. 
 
 Remarks upon the ancient 
 
 and present state of London, 11. 
 — (Josiah), Account of the rise and 
 
 progress of the religious societies, 61. 
 Sodom's Vices destructive 
 
 to other cities and states, 186. 
 
 Sermon at St. Lawrence 
 
 Jewry, 187. 
 
 Woolrych (Humphrey W.), Memoirs of 
 Jefferys, 17. 
 
 Woolsey (Robert), Doctrine and Practic* 
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 Woolesley (Sir Charles), Speech of, 264. 
 
 Worcester (Wm. of), Annales. (Heame), 
 370. 
 
 (Marquis of), A Century of Inven- 
 tions, 515. 
 
 Wordsworth (Christopher), Who wrote 
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 Diary in France, 562. 
 
 Discourses on Public Edu- 
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 (William), Poetical Works of, 540. 
 
 Worsaae (J. J. A.), Account of the Danes 
 and Norwegians in England, 356. 
 
 Worsley (Sir Rich.), History of the Isle of 
 Wight, 388. 
 
 Worthington (B.), Plan for improving 
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 Wrangham (Francis), The British Plu- 
 tarch, 390. 
 
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 Wright (J.), A Poem ; being an essay on 
 the ruins of St. Paul's, 161. 
 
 (James), History and Antiquities of 
 
 Rutland, 388. 
 
 (Thomas), The Celt, the Roman, 
 
 and the Saxon, 356. 
 
 England under the House 
 
 of Hanover, 356. 
 
 History and Geography of 
 
 Essex, 366. 
 
 3b 
 
658 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Wright (Thomas), Biographia Britannica 
 
 Literaria, 404. 
 ' Bruma et Vespera brumalis, 
 
 540. 
 Lectures on the Anglo-Saxon 
 
 Cemeteries, 586. 
 
 (W.), Fishes and Fishing, 579. 
 
 Wroughton (Richard), Shakespeare's 
 
 Richard the Second, 590. 
 Wyatt (James), Bedford Schools and 
 
 Charities, 358. 
 Wyatt (M. Digby), Industrial Arts of the 
 
 19th century, 515. 
 Wyld (Charles), Views of Canterbury 
 
 Cathedral, 361. 
 Wylde (Sir William), recorder of Lon- 
 don, Speech to King Charles IL, 142. 
 Wylie (Rev. J. A.), The Papacy; its 
 
 history, Sj;c., 63, 
 
 (Wm. M.), Fairford Graves, 388. 
 
 Wynne (J. H.), The Prostitute, a poem, 
 
 540. 
 Wyntown (Andrew), Orygynale cronykil 
 
 of Scotland, 356. 
 
 Xenophon's History and Cyropsedia, 
 
 by Ashley, 463. 
 Xenophon's Expedition of Cyrus, by Spel- 
 
 man ; and Arrian's History, by Rooke. 
 
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 Y ARDLEY (Edward) , archdeacon of Car- 
 digan, Sermon at St. Bridget's, 191. 
 
 Yarranton (Andrew), England's Im- 
 provement by sea and land, 327. 
 
 Yearwood (Randolph), The Life and 
 Death of Nathaniel Butler, 14. 
 
 Yeowell (James), Chronicles of the an- 
 cient British Church, 356. 
 
 Yockney (Samuel), Defence of the appeal 
 relative to the canvas in Covent garden, 
 202. 
 
 Yorke (Henry Redhead), Letter to the 
 reformers, 328. 
 
 (James), The Union of Honour, 
 
 388. 
 
 (Philip), Royal tribes of Wales, 
 
 356. 
 
 Young (Arthur), The example of France 
 
 a warning to Britain, 328. 
 Reply to a pamphlet upon 
 
 the state of France, 328. 
 (Cbas. George), Catalogue of works 
 
 on the peerage, 404. 
 (Edward), Sermon before the Lord 
 
 Mayor 184. 
 Sermon exhorting to union 
 
 in religion, 179, 181. 
 Sermon before His Majesty 
 
 at Whitehall, 552. 
 
 Sermon at the consecration 
 
 of bishop Ken, 552. 
 — (Sir William), History of Athens, 
 
 487. 
 
 Zeal (Zachary), Seasonable alarm to the 
 city of London, 91. 
 
 Zimmerman (M.), Reflections on the Per- 
 fectibility of Man, 328. 
 
 Zouch (Thomas), The Life of Izaak Wal- 
 ton, 19. 
 
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