Accused of having conceived deadly malice against Margaret Hall, wife of Nicol Muschet who was put to death for the murder of his said wife.Accused of having conceived deadly malice against Margaret Hall, wife of Nicol Muschet who was put to death for the murder of his said wife.,Caption title.,Signed: Jo. Sinclair.,Docket title has date: March 3. 1721.,Signatures: [A²].

A description of a scenic bridge in Wales.A description of a scenic bridge in Wales.,Issued between 1700 and 1799?

Caption title.,Imprint from colophon.

At head of title: "(9)" and "Numb. 3". Bottom of p. "(Price 1d.)", leaf signed "D".,Caption title.,Offering the support of the Parliament to the King, against the interests of the Pretender to the crown.

Caption title.,Related to the impeachment of the Earl of Oxford for his treasonous activities with the King of France.,At head of title: "(205) and "Numb. 97". Leaf signed "Fffff".,Imprint from colophon.,"(Price 2d.)"

Issued: 1733?,Refers to a bill introduced by Rudd in Parliament to dissolve his marriage to Lettice Vaughan whom he divorced for "Mensa & thoro causa adulterii."

Parliament's thanks to the Queen for informing them of the invasion of the Kingdom by the Prince of Wales.Parliament's thanks to the Queen for informing them of the invasion of the Kingdom by the Prince of Wales.,At head of title: "Numb. 88".,Caption title.,Imprint from colophon.

Caption title.,Imprint from ESTC.,Attributed to the Society of Friends in BLC and ESTC; to Richard Claridge in NUC.,Docket title: The Quakers reasons against the bill to prevent the growth of schism.

Related to the victory by the Queen's army commanded by the Duke of Marlborough at Ramillies during the War of the Spanish Succession.,Caption title.,At head of title "[9]" "Numb. 3".,"(Price 1d.)"

Caption title.,Imprint from ESTC.,Horizontal chain lines.,Affidavit by Mrs. Eliza. Wattell of words spoken by Thomas Bliss, Esq. against His Majesty and His government.

Issued between 1700 and 1799?,Published anonymously. Signed Dr. R----- H----- at foot p. [1].,Possibly about Augusta of England, Consort of Charles William Ferdinand, Prince of Brunswick. Cf. NUC.,Price Two-pence.

"... to bring the War [with Spain] to a glorious and speedy conclusion ...",Caption title.,Imprint from colophon.

At head of title: "Numb. 8".,Caption title.,Imprint from colophon.

"...Assembled ... to offer up our hearty acknowledgment to Almighty God for the preservation of your Royal person, so essential to the happiness of your people and the safety of Europe."

Title from caption.,An account, in verse, of the Snowball Riot at the University of Edinburgh, January 11-12, 1838.,Signed: Syntax.

Correcting abuses by clerks, keepers and commissioners when subscribing legal instruments.Correcting abuses by clerks, keepers and commissioners when subscribing legal instruments.,At head of title: Edinburgh, 29th November, 1762.,Caption title.

Praising the King's support for the preservation of the liberties and the balance of power in Europe.Praising the King's support for the preservation of the liberties and the balance of power in Europe.,At head of title: "Numb. 87".,Leaf signed "5Q".,Imprint from colophon.

At head of title: "(197)" and "Numb. 93". On lower part of p. "(Price 1d.)". Leaf signed "Cccc".,Offering support to the King on all occassions, and to assist him in his alliances.,Caption title.

by Citizen Dupont ... ; translated from Le moniteur of Sunday the 6th [sic] of December 1792.,Original speech in French untitled.,Caption title.,Heading begins: The late enormities committed in France need not be so much wondered at ...,Title from ESTC: The following is an exact translation from a speech made in the National Convention at Paris ...,From Le moniteur of Dec. 16, 1792.

Issued: 1702 [i.e. 1703],Caption title.,Imprint from colophon; dates of proceedings from January 15, 1702-February 5, 1702, [i.e. 1703].,Complete title: The Proceedings of the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled upon n the observations of the commissioners for taking, examining, and stating the publick accounts of the Kingdom, delivered into the House of Peers.