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A Collection of tunes, suited to the various metres in Mr. Watts's imitation of the psalms of David, or Dr. Patrick's version; fit to be bound up with either : to which is added an introduction to psalmody, in a new method : with several tunes never before published.
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A Catalogue of books to be sold by way of auction on Friday the 24 of June, in the new land on the west side of Black-friar Wynd, where placads shall be affixed : the time of sale is from 2 to 6 in the afternoon, and the books may be seen one day before the auction begins ...
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A Catalogue of books, in several faculties and languages, being the library of Mr. Alexander Inglis of Murdistoun lately deceast, to be sold by way of auction at Mr. James M'Euen's auction-house, on Wednesday the 1st of July, 1719 : the common rules of auction are to be observed ... : the books may be seen two days before the auction.
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A Catalogue of books, being the library of a very ingenious and learned gentleman lately deceast, consisting of law, divinity, history, belles lettres, &c. : to be sold by way of auction on Thursday the 22d of January 1719, in the second story of the fore-land over against th Court of Guard, on the north side of the street, next adjoyning to Mr. Haliburton's writing-chamber, where placads will be affixt ...
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A Catalogue of books, consisting of divinity, history, belles lettres, &c. : to be sold by way of auction, on Tuesday the 17th February 1719, in the second story of the fore-land, next stair to the Red-Lyon, opposite to the Lucken-booths, where placads will be affixt ...
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A Catalogue of books, being a rare and curious collection, consisting chiefly of Hebrew, rabbinical and other Oriental learning, languages, &c. which belonged to the very learned and ingenious Mr. John Syme, late professor of Hebrew in the New College of St. Andrews : to be sold by way of auction ... beginning the first Tuesday of April next ...
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A Catalogue of valuable books, in several languages and faculties, viz. divinity, law, medicine, history, philosophy, mathematicks ... being the library which belong'd to Sir Alexander Seaton of Pitmedden Baronet, lately deceased : to be sold by way of auction on Munday the 11 day of January 1720 ... : catalogues are to be sold ... at Mr. James McEuen's ...
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Christ in believers the hope of glory, being the substance of several sermons
Brown, John, 1610?-1679,
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Remarks upon the review of A conference betwixt Epaphroditus and Epaphras, about Principal Hadow's synodical sermon, &c. With queries concerning the extent of Christs death : contained in a letter, to a minister of the gospel.
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A modest apology for Parson Alberoni, governor to King Philip, a minor; and universal curate of the whole Spanish monarchy : the whole being a short, but unanswerable defence of priestcraft, and a new coufutation of the Bishop of Bangor.
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Reasons of suspension, the Deacon-Conveener and trades of Haddingtoun, against the pretended magistrates thereof, &c.
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A bill to make the river Darwent, in the county of Derby, navigable.
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Man's chief end and rule, or, A short treatise, pointing forth, what is the chief end that man ought to level at, in all his thoughts, words, and actions, ... being catechetical sermons, ...
Campbell, Daniel, 1672-1753,
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A bill for preventing the mischiefs which may happen by keeping too great quantities of gun-powder in or near the cities of London and Westminster ...
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A sermon preached at New-House in the west end of the parish of Livingstoun October 21, 1718 : before a committee of the presbytery of Linlithgow ...
Bonar, John, 1671-1747,
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A bill to prevent frauds committed by bankrupts.
Great Britain. Parliament,
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An abstract of an act proposed for preventing frauds frequently committed by bankrupts.
Great Britain. Parliament.
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The case of the officers who served in America, at the reduction of Anapolis Royal, and on several other commands.
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The case of the owners and occupiers of lands in Wapping, and elsewhere; and also of the warehouses erected thereon, for keeping of gun-powder.
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The case of the inhabitants of the parishes of Wapping, Stepney, St. John Wapping and Aldgate, in behalf of themselves and many thousands inhabitants in and about the said parishes.
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The case of Benjamin Wade, of New Grainge in the county of York, Esq; Matthew Smith and Andrew Hoope his servants, upon the complaint made by Robert Hitch, Esq; a Member of the Honourable House of Commons, for a forceable entry upon the moors and wasts of Carleton in the West-Riding of the county of York.
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The case of several members of the Levant Company, complaining of the restraint of their trade.
Company of Merchants of England Trading to the Levant.
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Reasons humbly offer'd for the bill to prevent the mischiefs which may happen by keeping too great quantities of gun-powder, in or near the cities of London and Westminster, and the suburbs thereof.
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A memorial concerning Doctor Crawford.
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Reasons against making barr-iron in America.
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Reasons for passing the bill to prevent clandestine marriages.
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Reasons against the bill for the better securing the lawful trade of His Majesty's subjects to and from the East-Indies : and for the more effectual preventing all His Majesty's subjects trading thither under foreign commissions.
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Reasons humbly offer'd against a clause in the bill against clandestine running of un-customed and prohibited goods : and for the more effectual preventing of frauds relating to the customs, which relates to the package of coffee for exportation.
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Reasons humbly offer'd for making more certain the liberty of such bankrupts who shall fairly and justly surrender themselves, and effects, pursuant to the act now depending, or any other acts now in being, to prevent frauds committed by bankrupts.
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To redeem the loss of twenty one hundred pounds sustain'd by the inquisition of the new secret extent-law.
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Memorial for the proprietors of the sugar manufactories in Scotland.
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Observations and proposals most humbly offered to the Parliament by several creditors, merchants and traders of London, relating to the bill now depending concerning bankrupts.
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True copy of a letter sent to the Reverend Mr. William Veitch, minister at Dumfries; answering some gross calumnies in his pamphlet, entitled, A short history of Rome's designs, &c. With an advertisement concerning these and some other late slanders
Hepburn, John, approximately 1649-1723,
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The new way of Bonny Jean.
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An elegy on the much to be lamented death, of the Reverend, Mr. Joseph Foord, Minister of the Gospel at Edinburgh, who departed this life July the 15th, 1719, in the 26th year of his age.
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A Discourse between a man and his wife, in the year 1716 : plainly shewing, that the priest, or pretended leaders of the people, are all of one piece, under what denomination soever they are found, and are all a-like, both in morals and doctrines, and wrong in both
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An Enquiry into the manner of creating peers.
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An account of the holy life, and joyful death of one Elisabeth Alder : daughter to a holy and reverend minister in Kent : how she was awakened and converted, when she was between seven and eight years old, with a whole account of her dying speech and triumphant death.
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An excellent new ballad, intituled, The four drunken wives that live at Belsiehill : to the tune of The four drunken maidens at the Nether-bow ...
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Early soliloquies ; as also, The daily sacrifice, or, The Lord's prayer paraphrased.
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By the King, a proclamation, for apprehending James Butler, late Duke of Ormond, and other persons attainted of high treason on account of the late rebellion.
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By the King, a proclamation.
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Balm for the wounded spirit : wherein the happiness of the pardoned sinner is described
Lookup, John, 1675-1758,
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Hymn, to the victory in Scotland 10th of June, 1719.
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His Grace the great Duke of Argyl's welcom to Scotland, or, The Scots mens great joy and Edinburghs great glory, for the safe arrival of that nobel peer, with his royal consort, &c. : to the tnne of The drums and the trumpets commands me from shoar.
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An Answer to a sermon preach'd by a non-juror, who stiles himself, a persecuted and suffering clergy-man of the Church : wherein the British constitution, and the Church of England, are vindicated, by a clergy-man of the Church of England.
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A Sermon preached on Tuesday April 14th, 1719 : being a fast-day, appointed by the Presbytery of Lithgow, on the occasion of an invasion intended by Spain against Britain, in favours of a Popish pretender.
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Vice triumphant, or, The world run mad : a satyre
Cockburn, Robert, active 1719,
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The Anatomy of the Scots Tory : with a word to the author of The anatomy of the Whig.
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The last speech and dying words, of Katheren Hume, who was executed for the murder of Hellen Currie, upon the 23 of April, 1719, at Adincraw near Berwick.
Hume, Katheren, -1719,
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