Caption title.,Caption title on p. 4 : The Commons Address against the Duke of Lauderdail, presented to His Majesty, May 9. 1679.,Imprint based on Wing entry for edition without address against the Duke of Lauderdale.,Signatures: A².,Original: 27 cm (folio).

Signed: From the council chamber at St. James's this 18th March 1707. Your lordships very loving friends, Marlborough, Montross, Sunderland, etc.,Concerns administration of an oath of allegiance to Queen Anne.,Includes text of the oath.,Docket text: Sir, My Lord Townshend has sent the original letter to me, as deputy clerk of the peace, commanding me to give the justices of the peace notice ... (unsigned),Signatures: A².,Original: 37 cm.

Regulations approved by the Westminster Fire Office for annual insurance, a part of the constitution of the society.Regulations approved by the Westminster Fire Office for annual insurance, a part of the constitution of the society.,Docket title.,"Westminster Fire Office, Bedford Street, Covent Garden, August 1st, 1782"--P. 1.,Place of publication from the English Short Title Catalogue.,ESTC 155481.,Original: 45 x 27 cm folded to 28 x 11 cm (folio).

Printed in four columns.,"The above are some of the sizes cast in the letter foundery of Dr. Alex. Wilson and sons. Glasgow, 1783.","The binder is desired to place this broadside in the middle of the sheet 13 A, vol. III, facing article Printing, method of."

Issued: 1838?,Title from caption.,Signed: John Knocks.,Broadside.,Account, in verse, of the Snowball Riot at the University of Edinburgh, January 11-12, 1838.

Published between 1723 and 1748.,Page 1 signed at the bottom: Edm. London,Imprint from colophon.,In double columns.,Title from caption.,Original:28 x 22 cm.

Issued: 1838?,Title from caption.,Account, in verse, of the Snowball Riot at the University of Edinburgh, January 11-12, 1838.

Issued: 1838?,Title from caption.,Account, in verse, of the Snowball Riot at the University of Edinburgh, January 11-12, 1838.,Imprint data from NUC pre-1956 cited below.

Broadside signed, "Dear Nobs, Your brother in adversity".,An answer to "The Observator's letter to his learned counsel", attributed to Richard Lechmere. Cf. Biblioteca Lindesiana. Catalogue of English broadsides 1505-1897. Item no. 1037.,Right lower part of page missing.