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The natural history of the arbor vitæ, or, tree of life.
Stretzer, Thomas, -1738.Date: MDCCXXXII. [i.e. 1732]
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Captain Goulding's advertisement.
Goulding, Captain.Date: 1727?]
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The english man's two wishes: One, That Hanover was Farther. The Other, That ----, &c. Tell the Truth, and Shame the Devil. To which is added, The History of the Travels, and various Turns of Fortune of a Shilling, from Queen Elizabeth's reign, to King George the IId's time. This book is given gratis (no where, but only) up one pair of stairs at the sign of the celebrated anodyne necklace recommended by Dr. Chamberlen for children's teeth, and sits, over against Devreux Court, without Temple-Bar and by (the author's servant) R. Bradshaw to be sent to by letter, at the Golden Key, near Russel-Street end, St. Giles's in the Fields.
Date: 1728?]
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An Act to explain, amend, and render more effectual an Act made in the tenth year of His late Majesty's reign intituled, An Act for repairing the roads leading from Stump Cross, in the parish of Chesterford, in the county of Essex, to Newmarket Heath, and the town of Cambridge in the county of Cambridge.
Great Britain.Date: 1755
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Nathan, the Norfolk Quaker's Vision, with an Epistle to his Friend Robin.
Nathan, the Norfolk Quaker.Date: MDCCXXIX MDCCXXIX. [i.e.[1729]]
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A letter of address from the new Spanish fort at Gibraltar, to the Fortifications of old Dunkirk and Graveline.
Date: 1732?]
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Horse and away to St. James's Park or, a Trip for the Noontide Air Who Rides Fastest, Misss Kitty Fisher, or her Gay Gallant.
Date: [1760?]
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The Norfolk Congress: or, a full and true account of their hunting, feasting and mrry-making [sic]; beiwg [sic] singularly delightful and likewise very instructive to the publick,
Date: [1728]
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A cage for the robin; or the Norfolk bird catch'd at last.
Date: [1729?]
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Fellow countrymen, hear with patience the words of one who scorns to deceive you, ... you are mislead by wicked and false men to oppose an Act, which is the only means of preserving your liberty, ...
Date: 1757?]
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A faithful narrative of the wonderful and surprising appearance of Counsellor Morgan's ghost at the meeting of the independent inhabitants of the city and liberty of Westminster, last Friday night being the first of August: Giving a full and true account of the behaviour of the club upon that fearful occasion; together with a genuine copy of the speech he made to them, without his Head.
Date: [1746]
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A dialogue between a gentleman of London, agent for two court candidates, and an honest alderman of the country party. Wherein The Grievances under which the Nation at present groans are fairly and impartially laid open and considered. Earnestly address'd to the Electors of Great-Britain.
Fielding, Henry, 1707-1754.Date: 1747
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A letter from the Hon. W. P---y, Esq; To the Author of the Free-Briton.
Pulteney, William, Earl of Bath, 1684-1764.Date: 1728?]
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Anno decimo Georgii regis. An act for repairing the roads leading from Stump-Cross, in the parish of Chesterford, in the county of Essex, to Newmarket Heath, and the town of Cambridge, in the county of Cambridge.
Great Britain.Date: 1724]
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An appeal from the late David Morgan, Esq; Barrister at Law, to the good people of Englang [sic], against a late scurrilous paper, intitled, A faithful narrative of the wonderful and surprising appearance of Counsellor Morgan's ghost, &c.
Morgan, David Thomas, approximately 1695-1746.Date: [1746?]
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A dialogue between a gentleman of London, agent for two court candidates, and an honest alderman of the country party. Wherein The Grievances under which the Nation at present groans are fairly and impartially laid open and considered. Earnestly address'd to the Electors of Great-Britain. By the author of The true patriot, and A serious Address to the People of Great-Britain.
Fielding, Henry, 1707-1754.Date: 1747
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A new Norfolk ballad, concerning the late Vienna treaty. Tune of, A trifling song you shall hear, &c.
Date: 1731?]
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An Act for the more effectual securing and encouraging the trade of His Majesty's British subjects to America, and for the encouragement of seamen to enter into His Majesty's service.
Great Britain.Date: 1739 [i.e. 1740]]
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The red cow's speech, to a milk-woman, in St. J-----s's P----k.
Date: [1750?]
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The black box broke open. The Roguery's Discovered and Robin will be hang'd at last. In a letter from -P. - T. Esq; to his Friend in the Country.
P. T., Esq.Date: MDCCXXIX [i.e.1729]

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The natural history of the arbor vitæ, or, tree of life.

Captain Goulding's advertisement.

Nathan, the Norfolk Quaker's Vision, with an Epistle to his Friend Robin.

A letter of address from the new Spanish fort at Gibraltar, to the Fortifications of old Dunkirk and Graveline.

Horse and away to St. James's Park or, a Trip for the Noontide Air Who Rides Fastest, Misss Kitty Fisher, or her Gay Gallant.

The Norfolk Congress: or, a full and true account of their hunting, feasting and mrry-making [sic]; beiwg [sic] singularly delightful and likewise very instructive to the publick,

A cage for the robin; or the Norfolk bird catch'd at last.

Fellow countrymen, hear with patience the words of one who scorns to deceive you, ... you are mislead by wicked and false men to oppose an Act, which is the only means of preserving your liberty, ...

A dialogue between a gentleman of London, agent for two court candidates, and an honest alderman of the country party. Wherein The Grievances under which the Nation at present groans are fairly and impartially laid open and considered. Earnestly address'd to the Electors of Great-Britain.

A letter from the Hon. W. P---y, Esq; To the Author of the Free-Briton.

Anno decimo Georgii regis. An act for repairing the roads leading from Stump-Cross, in the parish of Chesterford, in the county of Essex, to Newmarket Heath, and the town of Cambridge, in the county of Cambridge.

An appeal from the late David Morgan, Esq; Barrister at Law, to the good people of Englang [sic], against a late scurrilous paper, intitled, A faithful narrative of the wonderful and surprising appearance of Counsellor Morgan's ghost, &c.

A new Norfolk ballad, concerning the late Vienna treaty. Tune of, A trifling song you shall hear, &c.

An Act for the more effectual securing and encouraging the trade of His Majesty's British subjects to America, and for the encouragement of seamen to enter into His Majesty's service.

The red cow's speech, to a milk-woman, in St. J-----s's P----k.

The black box broke open. The Roguery's Discovered and Robin will be hang'd at last. In a letter from -P. - T. Esq; to his Friend in the Country.