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An Almanack, or, Aberdeen's new prognostication for the year of our Lord 1722 : being the second after bissextile or leap year : calculated for the latitude of the famous city of Aberdeen, having exactly 57 deg. 10 min. and may very well serve for all the north part of Great Britain, without any great or apparent error
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Athaliah : a tragedy
Racine, Jean, 1639-1699,
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Amplissimo ac ornatissimo domino D. Gulielmo Forbes de Craigievar &c. Equiti Baronetto : almae hujus Academiae rectori magnifico, dignissimo, non minus propriis virtutibus quam generosa prosapiâ illustri : theses hasce philosophicas in deditissimi affectus & perpetuae observantiae tesseram, D.D.C.Q. Patricius Hardie praeses et hi candidati laurea magisteriali condecorandi ... Qui A.D.O.M. theses hasce cum annexis publicè propugnabant, in Collegio Novo Universitatis Carolinae Abredonensis, ad 11 diem Aprilis, 1722. h.l.q.s.
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Ann White widow, Paul Howell Esq., and Thomas Burrowes, ... appellants : Stafford Lightburne ... and Catharine his wife, James Kennedy ... respondents : the appellants case
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Anne White widow, Paul Howell, ... and Thomas Burrows, ... appellants : Stafford Lightburn and Catherine his wife, James Kennedy ... respondents : the respondents case
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Robert Walker Esq., plaintiff : Christopher Scrape defendant in ejectment, ... : the case of the defendant in error
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Queries, agreed unto by the commission of the General Assembly, and put to these ministers, who gave in a representation and petition against the 5th and 8th acts of assembly 1720 : together with the answers given by these ministers to the said queries.
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The rod of God shaken over the heads of his own children : being the substance of a sermon preach'd in the Tolbooth Church of Edinburgh, after the celebration of the Lord's Supper, upon the 9th of March 1713
Brown, John, 1677-1743,
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Papacy brought before the bar of scripture, antiquity, and the Romanists themselves, and cast : in a dialogue betwixt Philalethes and Polyhistor : divided into two parts ...
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The Protestation of several ministers of the gospel, against the General Assembly's illegal proceedings, upon the head of doctrine : given in to the General Assembly met at Edinburgh May 1722 : together with the true copy of a letter from a friend in the north.
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The mad conceits of Tom Tram of the west, son in law to old Mother Winter : relating to all his last mad pranks he plaid : very pleasant and delightful to read.
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The second part of the advantages that have accrued to England by the succession in the illustrious House of Hanover.
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An epistle to the Right Honourable, the Earl of Stairs, on the death of Sir David Dalrymple
Mitchell, Mr,
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A full and true account of a barbarous and bloody murder, committed on the body of Capt. Cassatt, a French gentleman and his lady in York Street, last night being the 12th of this inst. April, 1722, as they were going to their lodging at Steevens-Green, by 4 ruffins.
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Early soliloquies.
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Floridant : an opera as it was perform'd at the Kings Theatre for the Royal Accademy
Handel, George Frideric, 1685-1759, composer.
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Disputatio juridica, ad tit. XII. lib. II. Inst. de exheredatione liberorum : quam ... pro advocati munere consequendo, publicae disquisitioni subjicit Alexander Fraser ... ad diem 23. Junii ...
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The blyth man's vade mecum, or, An infallible way to be merry : to be continued weekly.
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The blyth man's vade mecum, or, An infallible way to be merry : containing pleasant reflections upon The marrow of modern divinity, with news foreign and domestick : to be continued weekly.
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The benefit of farting explained, or, The fundament-al cause of the distempers incidental to the fair sex, inquired into ... : wrote in Spanish, by Don Fart-in-hando Puff-indorst ... translated into English ...
Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745,
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The last testimony of John Richmond, who lived in the parish of Gauston, who suffered at the Cross of Glasgow, upon the 19th day of March, 1684, for adhereing to the truth, cause, and interest of the gospel ...
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The speech at large, which the Bishop of Salisbury made to His Majesty, relating to the horrid conspiracy lately carry'd on by several persons in England against His Majesty's most sacred person and government : to which is added His Majesty's most gracious answer thereunto.
Willis, Richard, 1664-1734,
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Unto the King's most excellent Majesty, the humble address and representation, of His Majesty's Court of Session, ...
Dalrymple, Hew, Sir, 1652-1737,
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Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Mr. Patrick Haldane, advocate ...
Haldane, Patrick, 1683-1769,
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Sutherland's lament, for the loss of his post : with his advice to John Daglees his successor.
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A persuasive to a serious preparation for death and judgment : containing several considerations and directions in order thereto : being a supplement to the Christian monitor ... : with a brief appendix containing two forms of prayer with relation to the plague; and a short introduction to the use of them.
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The castrations of the last edition of Holinshead's Chronicle both in the Scotch and English parts, containing forty four sheets; printed with the old types and ligatures, and compared literatim by the original.
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Unto the right honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, as commissioners in place of the Lords Commisioners, for plantations of kirks and valuations of teinds, the petition of William Earl of Aberdeen, James Gordon of Ellon, and the remanent heritors within the said parish of Ellon, ...
Horn, Jo,
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The Case of Hannah Penn, the widow and executrix of William Penn Esq; late proprietor and governour of Pensilvania.
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His Majesty's most gracious speech to both Houses of Parliament, on Wednesday the seventh day of March, 1721.
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Videte apologiam nostram contra Websterum, &c., or, A letter from a private Christian, to a Reverend Minister and member of the present Commission of the late General Assembly : pointing out several articles of Reverend Professor Simson's new scheme of divinity, ...
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A letter from the countrey, to a friend in Belfast, with respect to the Belfast Society, &c.
Clerk, Matthew, 1659-1735,
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The Case of the city of Edinburgh, and of the freeholders of the counties of Edinburgh and Haddington.
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A discourse on the wisdom of being religious
Tillitson, John,
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Gospel cordials, or, The perplexed believer relieved, from the oracles of God : in ten several cases of conscience
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An account of a wonderful prodigy seen in the air, on Tuesday the 15th day of this instant May, 1722
Moor, John,
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The proceedings on the tryal of Christopher Layer, Esqr., Council at Law, &c.
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Novum Jesu Christi Testamentum
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Bibliotheca Arnoldiana, or, A catalogue of the libraries of Mr. Arnold, late attorney at law and of a gentleman (very curious in collecting English history, &c.) deceas'd : consisting of ... to be sold ... on Wednesday the 31st of this instant January, at W. Mears's ... morning.
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Bibliotheca exquisitissima, continens libros theologicos, juridicos, ... to be sold ... at the shop of J. Groenewegen, and A. vander Hoeck, ... on Monday the 17th of December, 1722, ...
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Bibliotheca nobilissimi & honoratissimi Vicecomitis de Lisburne : being a catalogue of the library of ... Lord Viscount Lisburne : consisting of ... : amongst which are ... : which will begin to be sold ... at James Woodman's shop ... on Tuesday the 13th of February, 1721-2, at nine in the morning.
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Bibliotheca Reverendi doctiq, viri Thomæ Cheyne, A.M. : being a catalogue of the libraries of the Reverend and learned Mr. Tho. Cheyne ... to be sold ... on Thursday the 1st of November, 1722 ... At W. Mears's shop ...
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Bibliotheca selectissima, continens libros theologicos, juridicos, politicos, philosophicos, ... : which will begin to be sold very cheap ... at the shop of J. Groenewegen and A. vander Hoeck ... on Thursday the 26th of April, 1722, at nine in the morning.
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The whole tryal and examination of Mary Allen, commonly call'd the piss woman, who was try'd this day at the Kings Bench Bar, for drowning a child that was left on the parish of St. James's, and deliver'd to her by the bell-men of the said parish : for wich fact she his to be burnt on Wednesdy next.
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The Psalms of David in metre.
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Answers for the Dean and Faculty of Advocates, to the petition of Mr. Patrick Haldane, advocate.
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A list of the names of the adventurers in the Bank of Scotland, February 1st, 1722.
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General instructions, by way of catechism, in which the history and tenets of religion, ... are briefly explain'd by holy-scripture, and tradition : translated from the original French, and carefully compar'd with the Spanish approv'd translation. First part ...
S. Ll.,
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Conditions for sale of annuities upon single lives, by the Governour and Company of undertakers for raising the Thames-water in York-Buildings, to the amount of eight thousand eight hundred eighty nine pounds fifteen shillings per annum, by way of lottery.
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The Mother's legacy to her unborn child.
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