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Listing 30782 recent additions from 23-06-2026 to 30-06-2026 sorted by publication date, most recent first.
Proposals for insurance on marriage
Political Society (London, England),
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Stoln out of the house of John Hill, over-against the George tavern, Pall-Mall, Esq., by John Savage, an Irishman, about 23 years of age ... a gold striking watch, made by Mathew Deshais, London, ...
Hill, John, active 1710,
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An abstract of a scheme for the raising of three millions of money in one year : humbly presented to the Honourable the House of Commons
Goodwin, John, Captain,
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The Gloucestershire address.
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The high church champion pleading his own cause, or, The Pope and the devil vanquish'd by a flurt from the Doctors pen.
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The ordinary of Newgate his account of the behaviour, confessions, and last speeches of the malefactors that were executed at Tyburn on Friday the 15th day of December, 1710
Lorrain, P. (Paul), -1719,
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This is to give notice, that Mr. Penkethman, ... has ... brought to perfection, a most surprizing and magnificent machine, call'd the Pantheon, ...
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Oyl of asper.
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Reasons why currants should be exempted from the present one third subsidy intended to be continued.
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Proposals humbly offer'd to the honourable House of Commons, by John Goodwin : to raise two millions eight hundred thousand pounds in one year, one million to be raised in the first month, by a duty to be laid on the woollen manufacture, ...
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An act to make several trusts in the marriage-settlements of Edward Southwell, Esq ... more effectual ...
Great Britain. Parliament.
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An act to enable trustees to grant, renew, and fill up leases of the estate of Arthur Tremayne, Esq; ...
Great Britain. Parliament.
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A bill for vesting the freehold and copyhold estate, late of William Emerton, Esq ... in trustees ...
Great Britain. Parliament.
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Good night and God be with you all, or, The neighbours farewel to his friends.
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At the blue-ball in little Bridges-street, commonly call'd Vinegar-yard, near the Play-house, Covent-garden : any gentlemen or others, may have very good drugget, camblet and sagathie suits ...
Parfitt, William,
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By the Queen, a proclamation.
England and Wales. Sovereign (1702-1707 : Anne)
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The case of Dorothy Petty, in relation to the Union-Society, at the White-Lyon by Temple-Bar, whereof she is director.
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The case of Sir Patrick Johnston, sitting member for the City of Edinborough, upon the petition of Henry Hamilton Esq., and answers to the pretended objections of the petitioner.
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Ad virum ornatissimum totiq, clero summè observandum D. Jacobum Astley Eq. Barttum ...
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Advertisement : Charles Dancer, joiner ... is the only person that has found out an infallible way of curing all noisom scents ...
Dancer, Charles,
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The complaining maid.
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Dialogue between Captain Tom and Sir H--y D--n C--t.
Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745,
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The happy pair : a [new] song sung by Mr. Abe[ll]
Glanvill, John, 1664?-1735,
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The loyal martyrs, or, bloody inquisiror : being a just account of the mercenary and inhuman barbarities transacted in the Inquisition of Spain : how a gentleman having married, a young lady in St James's Street, they agreed to travel togteher for the space of fiv years, to see foreign parts : how as soon as they came to Spain, intending to take a view of the place, they were both seiz'd by order of the inquisitor : also how they were separately examined and charged with crimes that they were innocent of : how they underwent their punishments inflicted on them in order to exhort a confession from them : likewise, how they were tried by their court of justice, and condemn'd to by burnt alive : the manner of their behaviour at the place of execution, where they were tormented near two hours before they expired, during which time there continued a dreadful torm of thunder and light'ning nthosecruel wretched that came to see them suffer.
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The life and death of the famous Thomas Stukely : an English gentleman, in the time of Queen Elizabeth, who ended his life in the battle of the three kings of Barbary
Johnson, Richard, -1730,
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A pleasant and renowned song of Sir Guy, Earl of Warwick : shewing, the valiant deeds atchiev'd by that noble knight : also how he liv'd in a cave as a hermit, and of his sickness and death.
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Montrose's lynes, or, A proper new ballad.
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Overtures proposed to the Faculty anent their library, 2d December 1710.
Faculty of Advocates (Scotland),
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A pretty ballad of the Lord of Lorn, and the false steward.
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The Spanish lady's love to an English man.
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To the Right Honourable the Lords spiritual and temporal, and to the Commons of Great-Britain, in Parliament assembled : the case and humble petition of Thomas Trott, late a custom-house officer at limington, in the county of Southampton ...
Trott, Thomas,
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The Address of the University of Cambridge, presented by Dr. Gower, Vice-Chancellor : with a letter from a gentleman in London, to one of the Fellows of St. John's.
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An act for vesting the several manors and lands therein mentioned in the county of Oxon, late the inheritance of William Jennens Esquire, deceased, and by his marriage-settlement conveyed to the uses therein expressed, in trustees to be sold, for clearing several incumbrances thereupon, precedent to the said marriage-settlement, and investing the surplus of the money arising by such sale, in a purchase of other lands to the like uses, as were limited by the said marriage-settlements, and for vesting in the said trustees such estate and interest as the said William Jennens, or the trustees named in his marriage-settlement, had in certain lands heretofore called the marsh-lands, in the parish of St. Giles in the fields in the county of Middlesex, subject to the several precedent incumbrances thereupon, to be sold for the purposes therein mentioned.
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Objections humbly offer'd to both Houses of Parliament, on behalf of several land-owners near the city of London, and several thousands of poor people in or near the said city, against a clause in a bill, entitled, A bill for giving the Commissioners, for the city of London the same powers as the Commissioners of Sewers for counties have, and also for preventing annoyances to the common-sewers, and to the River of Thames, and for obliging collectors for the sewers, by which sand is prohibited to be strown in houses within the Bills of Mortality.
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Act of the commission of the General Assembly, against innovations in the worship of God : at Edinburgh, 5th August, 1709.
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Sermons concerning the glory of God, and the salvation of men, ...
Beveridge, William, 1637-1708,
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Sermons concerning the death, resurrection, and ascension of Christ, and the mission of the Holy Ghost.
Beveridge, William, 1637-1708,
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The book of sports, set forth by King Charles the I. (for compiling of which, Arch-bishop Laud was beheaded.) With remarks upon the same.
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An account of the pretended prophets, newly come from England, and their doctrine briefly considered.
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Her Majesties letters patent, erecting a society in Scotland, for propagating Christian knowledge.
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Sir John Packington's speech in the House of Commons : relating to the harbour of Dunkirk.
Pakington, John, Sir, 1671-1727,
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An Elegie upon the never enough to be lamented death of the illustrious and noble John Marquiss of Tullibardine; who departed this life at the battle near Mons, the first of September 1709.
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Copy of the process and of the witnesses depositions, taken before the sheriffs of Edinburgh, in a precognition, Captain Nairn against Mrs. Spence.
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Proposals for printing a collection of the most authentick and valuable accounts, and those for the greatest part now very scarce, of the persecutions, massacres and inquisitions carried on by the Church of Rome, ever since the Reformation, in the Empire, France, Italy and Savoy, Spain and Portugal, in Great Britain and Ireland : as also of the sufferings of some of the most eminent confessors and martyrs, in the several parts of Europe, more particularly in France.
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Edinburgh, the third day of June one thousand six hundred and ninety eight years : rules and instructions given by the Lord Provost, Baillies and the Council of of the good town of Edinburgh, to be observed by the post-masters, stablers and others who keep horses for hireing within the said Burgh and suburbs thereof in time coming.
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The decimal arithmetick, digested into so easie a method, that any that understands the vulgar, arithmetick, may attain the compleat knowledge of the decimals in few days, without a teacher : to which is annexed, the extraction of roots, the mensuration of planes and solids
Thomson, John,
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Advice from the stars : or, an almanack for the year of Christ 1710 : being the second after bissextile or leap-year : and from the creation according to scripture, 5659 : and third after the happy union of England and Scotland containing astrological, general and monthly observations, the state of the weather, change of the moon, festival days, an account of the terms, roads and fairs of Ireland; several tables remarkable observations, and other useful things befitting the subject, not common in other almanacks. Calculated principally to the meridian of Dublin, whose latitude is 53 degrees, and 20 minutes north; but may be indifferently serve all other parts of Ireland, and Great Britain
Whalley, John, 1653-1724,
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A whisper in the ear, or, A word to peace : in a dialogue between two modern politicians, one of St. James's, and t'other in the City.
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A Bill for the Repairing and Amending the High-Ways leading from Seven-Oakes to Woodsgate and Tunbridge-Wells, in the County of Kent.
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Act ordaining the clerk to the Lords of Council and Session Commissioners of Parliament for plantation of kirks and valuation of teinds, to put out a box for receiving bills, answers and informations.
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