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A bill for repairing the road from the town of High-gate, to and beyond the town of Whetstone, in the county of Middlesex
Great Britain. Parliament.
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A bill for making the river Avon, in the counties of Somerset and Gloucester, navigable : from the city of Bath to or near Hanhams-Mills
Great Britain. Parliament.
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A bill for the relief of Sir William Douglas, Lieutenant-General of Her Majesty's forces.
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A Huy and cry after George Macartney, who killed His Grace the Duke of Hamilton, &c. In Hide-Park, the 15th of November 1712.
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A bill for repairing the highway between a certain place called Five-mile stone and the town of Stanmore Magna, in the county of Middlesex
Great Britain. Parliament.
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To the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, the humble address of the Episcopal clergy in the city and suburbs of Edinburgh, who enjoy the benefit of the late toleration granted them by act of Parliament, for the free exercise of their religious worship.
Episcopal Church in Scotland.
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The case of several officers of Brigadier Stanwix's late regiment, viz. : captains Harry Colt, Matthew Perkins : lieutenants John Prendergrass, Robert Coldwell : ensigns Anthony Blount, Richard Brady : John Beale, surgeon.
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Bibliotheca Symsoniana, a catalogue of the vast collection of books, in the library of the late Reverend and learned Mr. Andrew Symson : the first part : containing such of his books, as are to be expos'd by way of lottery, upon the [blank] day of [blank] 1712 : this consists of, near four thousand volumes in diverse languages and faculties, divided into 440. parcels : according to an equal number of tickets to be delivered out, at five shillings sterling per ticket : so that there being no blanks at all, every one is sure to get something for his money.
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Here is the reasons and causes whereupon I ground and build my fears : but yet let not these be discouraged that resolve through grace, to be fully for Christ, cale like, and desires through the strength of Christ to ride through this storm ...
Ker, Robert,
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The unnatural tragedy, or, A true and deplorable account of the Lady Treganey, near Rye in Sussex, who miserably burnt her own child, a boy of about eight years of age ...
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The counter-queries, queried again.
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The courtier.
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Cur tibi natalem felix Heriote quotannis.
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The Lamentation of Robert Ker, with a grievous complaint, concerning princes, priests, and people.
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A lamentation on the death of His Grace Duke Hamilton
Gill, Thomas,
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The very case, or, The story of John the Butler.
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A letter from the learned Mr. Henry Dodwell to the Right Reverend the Bishop of Sarum, in which he owns his spiritual character, but not his temporal : Together with the Bishop's answer.
Dodwell, Henry, 1641-1711,
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Unto the Queens most excellent Majesty, the humble address and representation of the Commission of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, mett by appointment of the said Assembly at Edinburgh the 5th of March, one thousand seven hundered and twelve years.
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The Controversy about the holy eucharist, (both as to transubstantiation and half-communion,) first discours'd in a conference, and after that argued by letters, betwixt a popish priest, and a presbyter of the Church of England.
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The humble desire of Elinor James to my Lord Mayor, and Court of Aldermen.
James, Elinor, approximately 1645-1719,
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A Warning to Europe, or, The predictions of that eminent, pious & learned prelate, James Usher ... that the sharpest stroak of papal persecution is yet to come ...
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Callipædia : a poem in four books : with some other pieces
Quillet, Claude, 1602-1661,
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In Maij vigesimam nonam, anno MDCCXII.
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Remarks upon the representation
Church of Scotland,
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A voice from the deep, or, Joseph to Charles, the present Emperor of Germany.
Joseph I, Holy Roman Emperor, 1678-1711,
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A sermon upon the eighth of March, being the anniversary of Her Majesty's happy accession to the crown : preach'd to the English congregation at Edinburgh, 1712
Cockburn, William,
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Processus judiciarius in foro ecclesiastico-civili-anglicano ... prout in specimine plenius exhibetur
Oughton, Thomas,
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Criminal-libel, Captain William Taverner and others, against Sir James Sinclair.
Taverner, William, Captain,
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Remarks upon the representation, made by the Kirk of Scotland, concerning patronages.
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An account of the tryal, examination and condemnation of Jane Wenham, on an indictment of witchcraft, for bewitching of Matthew Gilston and Anne Thorn of Walcorne, in the county of Hertford ...
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Advertisement : this is to advertise all curious gentlemen ... that on Thursday, the 28th of this instant July, will be read, at Stationers-Hall a lecture of anatomy on the caul, and its use in infants ... bookseller.
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A letter from a gentleman in Edinburgh, to his friend in the country, concerning the way and manner in which the Abjuration Oath was sworn by the Ministers, in the shire of Edinburgh.
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Answers for Sir Hary Innes of that-ilk, Sir George Innes of Coxton, William King of Newmill, George Innes of Dunkinty, and the relict of Mr. Robert Martin of Morayston, heritors within the paroch of St. Andrews in Murray : to the petition of Mr. Gavin Wetherspoons minister of the said paroch.
Innes, Henry, Sir, approximately 1670-1721,
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Answers for the Earl of Lauderdale.
Lauderdale, Charles Maitland, Earl of, 1688-1744,
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Antho. Woodson's highly approv'd golden pills.
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The Tryal and examination of Sir William Thomas, Br. : this day at the Queen's-Bench-Bar, Westminster, before the Lord High-Steward of Her Majesty's Houshold, the Treasuror, Comptroller, Sir John Bennet and others for a Mohock, and for drawing and assaulting a gentleman in St. James's-Park on the 15th of March last.
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A letter from the pretender, to a whig-lord
James, Prince of Wales, 1688-1766,
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The principal acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, conveened at Edinburgh, the first day of May 1712 ...
Church of Scotland. General Assembly,
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By-laws, orders and rules, for the good government of the corporation of the governor and company of merchants of Great Britain, trading to the South seas and other parts of America : and for the better carrying on and managing the trade of the said company.
South Sea Company.
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The order of succession : as in the procuratory of resignation, contained in the contract of marriage, betwixt the deceast Sir James Don and Mrs. Mary Scott his lady.
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The substance of the depositions taken at the coroner's inquest the 17th, 19th, and 21st of November, on the body of Duke Hamilton : and the 15th, 18th, 20th, and 22d, on the body of my Lord Mohun.
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The comical miller of Shaftsbury : being a pleasant account of one Joseph Reader, who was try'd last assizes at Dorchester, and acquitted, before Mr. Baron Bury, for hanging a highway-man, he had taken, upon the spot, in his own girdle, without carrying him to justice.
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A catalogue of part of the library of that eminent surgeon, Thomas Hobbes, M.D. containing a choice collection of many valuable and rare books ... to be sold ... at the Rose-Tavern without Temple-bar, on Thursday next, being the third of April, 1712 ...
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The K-ntish spy, or, A memorial of the C--ves H--d Club ...
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Compleat tables for finding out, in a minute, the several rates and duties chargeable by a late act of Parliament, on leather, vellum, parchment, &c. ...
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Concordia discors, or, An argument to prove, that the possession of Dunkirk, Port Mahon, Gibraltar, and other places by the English, may be of worse consequence to these nations, than if they had still continued in the hands of the French, or Spaniards ; to which is added, The history of standing armies ...
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The congratulation, humbly inscrib'd to His Grace the Duke of Ormond.
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The consultation.
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An Essay for the press.
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The cuckold in purgatory, or, The fall of the second man, Adam.
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