Protesters Vindicated: Or, a Just and Necessary Defence of Protesting Against, and Withdrawing from this National Church of Scotland: On Account of Her Many Gross and Continued Defections. More Particularly, Approving Of, and Going Into the Legal Establishment of the Preatick Constitution of England. Generality of Ministers Swearing, in the Oath of Abjuration, to Maintain Erastianism, Prelacy, and English Popish Ceremonies. ... Jurants Joining with Jurants, Judicially Approving that Practice to ... Free of Scandal. Church's Establishing Tyranny in Government, Against All who Will Not Join in Communion with Her, and Approve Her Practices Without Redress of Grievances. Wherein ... and Several Other Causes of Withdrawing, are Proven to be Justly ... on this Church, Demonstrated to be Contrary to the Lord of God and Reformed Principles of this Church, and Just Grounds of Withdrawing, and Setting Up Judicatures Distinct ... Her; and the Objections of Jurants and Others Fully Answered
... HERESY is dark , fo it is like- wife unfound . First , it is dark , becaufe he makes no Determination how many of ... 2 : 23 : 2dly . Concerning Sin . 1 John 1 : 10 : Eph : 2 : 1. 3dly . Chrift as to his Perfon , Natures and Offices . I ...
Scotland's Glory and her Shame. Being a brief historical account of her glory by Presbytery, ... and her deep revolt, first to Prelacy and then landed in dark Popery, ... and likewise some of her ups and downs until the Revolution, at which time she fell into the ... quagmire of Erastianism; written for the second time ... by a wel
... d out for death , and just deferv'd exclufion , He was furpriz'd with words of grace , to Satan's great confufion .. The woman's feed fhall bruise the head of Satan , that deceiver : O wonderful amazing grace ! great ground of praife ...
The History Of The Antient Abbeys, Monasteries, Hospitals, Cathedral and Collegiate Churches. Being Two Additional Volumes To Sir William Dugdale's Monasticon Anglicanum: Containing The Original and First Establishment of All the Religious Orders that Ever Were in Great-Britain; Being Those of the Benedictins, Cluniacks, Cistercians, Regular Canons of St. Augustin, Carthusians, Gilbertins, Trinitarians, Premonstratenses, and Canons of the Holy Sepulchre, Treated of in the Monasticon Anglicanum: As Also of the Franciscans, Dominicans, Carmelites, Augustinian Friers, Regular Canons of Arroasia, Brigittins, Monks of Fontevrand, of Savigni, and of Tiron, Crouched Friers, Friers of Penance, Or of the Sack, and Bethleemites, Not Spoken of by Sir William Dugdale, and Mr. Dodsworth. The Foundations of Their Several Monasteries. A Very Large Collection of Many Hundreds of Grants and Charters Belonging to Them, Besides Several Thousands Abridg'd. The Final Suppression of All Those Places, with Some Account of the Manner how Their Vast Lands and Possessions Were Dispos'd Of. There Are Added Catalogues of the Abbats, and Other Superiors of Those Religious Houses, and of All Persons Eminent, and Distinguish'd for Piety, Learning, and Other Accomplishments, in the Several Orders; with Short Lives of as Many of Them as Have Been Transmitted Down to Us. Collected from Above Two Hundred of the Best Historians Extant, and from Antient Manuscripts in the Bodleian and Cotton Libraries, and Many More in the Hands of Learned Antiquaries, and Other Curious Gentlemen, Whose Names May be Seen in the Preface. Adorn'd with a Considerable Number of Copper-Plates of the Several Habits of the Religious Orders, the Ichnographies of Cathedral and Collegiate Churches, and the Ruins of Sacred Places Destroy'd, Or Gone to Decay, and Prospects of Others that are Still Standing
... Abby of St. Cathe- rine of the Mount near Roan in Normandy . Frontenac in ... Martin of Seez in Normandy Ί Sele , or Sebe , a Cell to St , Florentius near ... hot Ardor of Perfection . And being inform'd , that the holy Monafteries ...
The History Of The Antient Abbeys, Monasteries, Hospitals, Cathedral and Collegiate Churches. Being Two Additional Volumes To Sir William Dugdale's Monasticon Anglicanum: Containing The Original and First Establishment of All the Religious Orders that Ever Were in Great-Britain; Being Those of the Benedictins, Cluniacks, Cistercians, Regular Canons of St. Augustin, Carthusians, Gilbertins, Trinitarians, Premonstratenses, and Canons of the Holy Sepulchre, Treated of in the Monasticon Anglicanum: As Also of the Franciscans, Dominicans, Carmelites, Augustinian Friers, Regular Canons of Arroasia, Brigittins, Monks of Fontevrand, of Savigni, and of Tiron, Crouched Friers, Friers of Penance, Or of the Sack, and Bethleemites, Not Spoken of by Sir William Dugdale, and Mr. Dodsworth. The Foundations of Their Several Monasteries. A Very Large Collection of Many Hundreds of Grants and Charters Belonging to Them, Besides Several Thousands Abridg'd. The Final Suppression of All Those Places, with Some Account of the Manner how Their Vast Lands and Possessions Were Dispos'd Of. There Are Added Catalogues of the Abbats, and Other Superiors of Those Religious Houses, and of All Persons Eminent, and Distinguish'd for Piety, Learning, and Other Accomplishments, in the Several Orders; with Short Lives of as Many of Them as Have Been Transmitted Down to Us. Collected from Above Two Hundred of the Best Historians Extant, and from Antient Manuscripts in the Bodleian and Cotton Libraries, and Many More in the Hands of Learned Antiquaries, and Other Curious Gentlemen, Whose Names May be Seen in the Preface. Adorn'd with a Considerable Number of Copper-Plates of the Several Habits of the Religious Orders, the Ichnographies of Cathedral and Collegiate Churches, and the Ruins of Sacred Places Destroy'd, Or Gone to Decay, and Prospects of Others that are Still Standing
... patrocinio roboravi- mus . Hiis Teftibus , & c . NUM . CCCCLXXV . Quieta ... Carta Margarete de Say de quieta Clamatione ejufdem Demanda , & verba- tim ficut ... Cartas Hugonis de Say , Roberti fcilicet de Mortuo Mari & Margarete de Say ...
The Second Part of a Brief Register and Survey of the Several Kinds and Forms of Parliamentary Vvrits: Comprising the Several Varieties and Forms of Writs for Electing Knights, Citizens and Burgesses for Parliaments and Great Councils, Issued to Sheriffs of Counties Only, with the Antientest Returns of These Writs by Sheriffs Yet Extant on Record (from 49 H.3. Til 22 E.4.) Amongst the Records in the Tower: Intermixed with Other Rare Writs, Pertinent to this Subject; and Some Writs of Prorogation and Re-sommons, with Special Usefull Annotations and Observations on Them, After Most of These Writs Recitals, for the Readers Information. Wherein the Original of the Commons House, and Elections of Knights, Citzens, Burgesses, and Barons of Ports to Sit in Parliament, is Infallibly Evidenced to be No Antienter Than 49 H. 3. the Presidents and Objections to the Contrarie, Answered: the Original of Antient Boroughs, and how Many They Were Under King Edward the 1. 2, 3. Discovered: the Power of the Kings of England, in Creating New Boroughs by Charters Or Writs, Augmenting, Diminishing the Number of Knights, Burgesses, Members of the Commons House, and Altering the Forms of Writs of Summons, Without a Parliament; ... Some Grosse Mistakes Touching Parliament Writs and Members Refuted, with Many Other Rarities Concerning Parliaments. By William Prynne Esquire, a Bencher of Lincolns-Inne
... & 45 E. 3 . Bewley 2 Burgeffes , 26 E. 1 . ftershire . 12 Hereford . Weblis Leominster 2 Burgeffes , 26 , 28 E. 1. 42 & 45 E .. Z Weblie 2 Burgeffes 28 E. 1 . 14 Hertford . the feveral forms of Parliamentary writs . 167.
Purchas His Pilgrimes: In Fiue Bookes. The First, Contayning the Voyages and Peregrinations Made by Ancient Kings, Patriarkes, Apostles, Philosophers, and Others, to and Thorow the Remoter Parts of the Knowne World: Enquiries Also of Languages and Religions, Especially of the Moderne Diuersified Professions of Christianitie. The Second, a Description of All the Circum-nauigations of the Globe. The Third, Nauigations and Voyages of English-men, Alongst the Coasts of Africa, to the Cape of Good Hope, and from Thence to the Red Sea, the Abassine, Arabian, Persian, Indian, Shoares, Continents, and Ilands. The Fourth, English Voyages Beyond the East Indies, to the Ilands of Iapan, China, Cauchinchina, the Philippinae with Others, and the Indian Nauigations Further Prosecuted: Their Iust Commerce, Nobly Vindicated Against Turkish Treacherie; Victoriously Defended Against Portugall Hostilitie; Gloriously Aduanced Against Moorish and Ethnike Perfidie; Hopefully Recouering from Dutch Malignitie; Iustly Maintayned Against Ignorant and Malicious Calumnie. The Fifth, Nauigations, Voyages, Traffiques, Discoueries, of the English Nation in the Easterne Parts of the World: Continuing the English-Indian Occurents, and Contayning the English Affaires with the Great Samorine, in the Persian and Arabian Gulfes, and in Other Places of the Continent, and Ilands of and Beyond the Indies: the Portugall Attempts, and Dutch Disasters, Diuers Sea-fights with Both; and Many Other Remarkable Relations. ...
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Purchas His Pilgrimes: In Fiue Bookes. The First, Contayning the Voyages and Peregrinations Made by Ancient Kings, Patriarkes, Apostles, Philosophers, and Others, to and Thorow the Remoter Parts of the Knowne World: Enquiries Also of Languages and Religions, Especially of the Moderne Diuersified Professions of Christianitie. The Second, a Description of All the Circum-nauigations of the Globe. The Third, Nauigations and Voyages of English-men, Alongst the Coasts of Africa, to the Cape of Good Hope, and from Thence to the Red Sea, the Abassine, Arabian, Persian, Indian, Shoares, Continents, and Ilands. The Fourth, English Voyages Beyond the East Indies, to the Ilands of Iapan, China, Cauchinchina, the Philippinae with Others, and the Indian Nauigations Further Prosecuted: Their Iust Commerce, Nobly Vindicated Against Turkish Treacherie; Victoriously Defended Against Portugall Hostilitie; Gloriously Aduanced Against Moorish and Ethnike Perfidie; Hopefully Recouering from Dutch Malignitie; Iustly Maintayned Against Ignorant and Malicious Calumnie. The Fifth, Nauigations, Voyages, Traffiques, Discoueries, of the English Nation in the Easterne Parts of the World: Continuing the English-Indian Occurents, and Contayning the English Affaires with the Great Samorine, in the Persian and Arabian Gulfes, and in Other Places of the Continent, and Ilands of and Beyond the Indies: the Portugall Attempts, and Dutch Disasters, Diuers Sea-fights with Both; and Many Other Remarkable Relations. ...
... Casumo , built exceeding ftately with fquare ftones , for here they fay , the Kings were wont to haue their dwellings : and that the works of thefe Churches cut into the hils , was made by Gibetes , that is to fay , whate men : for they ...
THE NEW ROYAL CYCLOPAEDIA, And ENCYCLOPAEDIA; OR, COMPLETE MODERN AND UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES: On an ENTIRE NEW and IMPROVED PLAN, AND INCLUDING ALL THE Modern Improvements and Latest Discoveries on the Various Subjects. CONTAINING A NEW, FULL ... DIGEST AND DISPLAY OF THE WHOLE Theory Anc Practice of the Liberal and Mechanical Arts; ALSO THE WHOLE CIRCLE OF THE SCIENCES, HUMAN AND DIVINE. WHEREIN ALL THE RESPECTIVE SCIENCES ARE PROPERLY ARRANGED Into GENERAL and COMPLETE SYSTEMS, AND THE ARTS DIGESTED INTO DISTINCT TREATISES; LIKEWISE ALL THE VARIOUS DETACHED PARTS OF KNOWLEDGE, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED, CRITICALLY ILLUSTRATED, and Very COPIOUSLY EXPLAINED, in the Most CLEAR and SATISFACTORY MANNER, ACCORDING TO THE BEST AND MOST RESPECTABLE AUTHORITIES. Comprising a ... Course of ANCIENT and MODERN LITERATURE, From the Very Earliest Ages of the World, Down to the Present Time. Including All the Latest DISCOVERIES and Newest IMPROVEMENTS Made in the Various Branches of the ARTS and SCIENCES, PARTICULARLY IN Acoustics ... Zoology, &c. &c. &c. The Whole Entirely Freed from the Many Errors, Obscurities, and Superfluities of Other Works of the Kind. By Adopting this New and Improved Plan, this Work Includes a Complete Circle of the ARTS and SCIENCES; and Forms a More METHODICAL, INTELLIGENT, and COMPLETE REPOSITORY of GENERAL and UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE, Than Any Other Encyclopaedia ... in the English Language. Illustrated with UPWARDS of 150 Very Large Superb COPPER-PLATES ... IN THEREE LARGE WOLUMES.
... dragon , in natural hiftory , a fabulous animal , which has been reprefented ... meteor , appearing long and finous , fomething in the fhape of a flying ... breed in the mufcular parts of the arms and legs , called Guinea- worms . This ...
THE NEW ROYAL CYCLOPAEDIA, And ENCYCLOPAEDIA; OR, COMPLETE MODERN AND UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES: On an ENTIRE NEW and IMPROVED PLAN, AND INCLUDING ALL THE Modern Improvements and Latest Discoveries on the Various Subjects. CONTAINING A NEW, FULL ... DIGEST AND DISPLAY OF THE WHOLE Theory Anc Practice of the Liberal and Mechanical Arts; ALSO THE WHOLE CIRCLE OF THE SCIENCES, HUMAN AND DIVINE. WHEREIN ALL THE RESPECTIVE SCIENCES ARE PROPERLY ARRANGED Into GENERAL and COMPLETE SYSTEMS, AND THE ARTS DIGESTED INTO DISTINCT TREATISES; LIKEWISE ALL THE VARIOUS DETACHED PARTS OF KNOWLEDGE, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED, CRITICALLY ILLUSTRATED, and Very COPIOUSLY EXPLAINED, in the Most CLEAR and SATISFACTORY MANNER, ACCORDING TO THE BEST AND MOST RESPECTABLE AUTHORITIES. Comprising a ... Course of ANCIENT and MODERN LITERATURE, From the Very Earliest Ages of the World, Down to the Present Time. Including All the Latest DISCOVERIES and Newest IMPROVEMENTS Made in the Various Branches of the ARTS and SCIENCES, PARTICULARLY IN Acoustics ... Zoology, &c. &c. &c. The Whole Entirely Freed from the Many Errors, Obscurities, and Superfluities of Other Works of the Kind. By Adopting this New and Improved Plan, this Work Includes a Complete Circle of the ARTS and SCIENCES; and Forms a More METHODICAL, INTELLIGENT, and COMPLETE REPOSITORY of GENERAL and UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE, Than Any Other Encyclopaedia ... in the English Language. Illustrated with UPWARDS of 150 Very Large Superb COPPER-PLATES ... IN THEREE LARGE WOLUMES.
... kiln . Dr. Hales is alfo of opinion , that a ventilation of warm dry air from the adjoining ilove , with a cautious hand , might be of fervice to trees and plants in green - houses ; where it is well known that an air full of the rancid ...
Foreign Secretaries of the XIX. Century to 1834: Duke of Wellington. Lord Palmerston (II.) Lord Aberdeen (II.) Lord Palmerston (III.) Lord Granville. Lord Malmesbury (I.) Lord John Russell. Lord Clarendon. Lord Malmesbury (II.) Lord John Russell (II.) Foreign policy from Lord Palmerston's death in November 1865, to the fall of Mr.
... these volumes it will be after biographical description has given way to narrative , as being the more convenient form in which to convey impressions almost exclusively connected with those amongst us still . Probably no memory is ...
A Vindication of Our Present Royal Family Principally with Regard to Hanover: In which the Conduct of King George I. Relating to Sweden, Mecklenburg, and the Czar Peter I. is Particularly Vindicated, in Answer to Several Papers and Late Pamphlets on These Subjects : But More Especially One, Intitled, The English Nation Vindicated, Containing a Long Memorial from the Czar's Resident in 1719, which is Here Fully Answered and Confuted, from Undoubted Testimonies
... Bourbon is fuperior in Men and Wealth to the Empire ; and that confequently ... Bourbon And , if the natural Wealth of Spain , and the natural and artificial ... starter for maintain it Upon this Suppofition then , even if the Germanic ...
THE NEW ROYAL ENCYCLOPAEDIA; OR, COMPLETE MODERN UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY OF ARTS & SCIENCES, ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN: IN WHICH ALL THE RESPECTIVE SCIENCES, ARE ARRANGED INTO COMPLETE SYSTEMS, AND THE ARTS DIGESTED INTO DISTINCT TREATISES. ALSO THE DETACHED PARTS OF KNOWLEDGE, Alphabetically Arranged and Fully Explained, According to the BEST AUTHORITIES. Containing a Digest and Display of the Whole Theory and Practice of the Liberal and Mechanical Arts. Comprising a General REPOSITORY of ANCIENT AND MODERN LITERATURE, FROM THE EARLIEST AGES, DOWN TO THE PRESENT TIME: Containing All the New IMPROVEMENTS and Latest DISCOVERIES Made in the ARTS and SCIENCES, Particularly Acoustic ... Zoology, &c. Including All the Material Information that is Contained in CHAMBER's CYCLOPAEDIA, THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, AND THE FRENCH ENCYCLOPAEDIE. By Introducing and Incorporating Complete Systems on the Sciences, and Distinct Treatises on the Respective Arts, this Work Comprises, Independent of the Alphabetical Arrangement, A GENERAL CIRCLE OF SCIENCE, AND FORMS THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE LIBRARY OF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE, That was Ever Published in the ENGLISH LANGUAGE. The Whole Entirely Freed from the Errors, Obscurities, and Superfluities of Other DICTIONARIES. Illustrated with Upwards of 150 Large Superb COPPER PLATES, Accurately Descriptive of the Subjects to which They Refer. IN THREE VOLUMES.
... AIR - GUN , a pneumatic machine for exploding bullets , & c . with great violence . See Syftem of PNEUMATICS . AIR - JACKET , a fort of jacket made of leather , in which are feveral bags , or bladders , compofed of the fame materials ...
A Defence of Christianity, from the Prophecies of the Old Testament; wherein are considered all the objections against this kind of proof, advanced in a late "Discourse of the grounds and reasons of the Christian Religion" by Anthony Collins . L.P.
... Prophet , and of Jefus as the Mef- fias , and the final deftruction of Judæa fol- lowing their coming according to their preach- ing , is a plain evidence , that they only were intended here in Malachy's prophecy . N ° 3 . Hag . ii . 6 ...
THE NEW ROYAL ENCYCLOPAEDIA; OR, COMPLETE MODERN UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY OF ARTS & SCIENCES, ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN: IN WHICH ALL THE RESPECTIVE SCIENCES, ARE ARRANGED INTO COMPLETE SYSTEMS, AND THE ARTS DIGESTED INTO DISTINCT TREATISES. ALSO THE DETACHED PARTS OF KNOWLEDGE, Alphabetically Arranged and Fully Explained, According to the BEST AUTHORITIES. Containing a Digest and Display of the Whole Theory and Practice of the Liberal and Mechanical Arts. Comprising a General REPOSITORY of ANCIENT AND MODERN LITERATURE, FROM THE EARLIEST AGES, DOWN TO THE PRESENT TIME: Containing All the New IMPROVEMENTS and Latest DISCOVERIES Made in the ARTS and SCIENCES, Particularly Acoustic ... Vermeology, &c. The Superfluities which Abound in Other Dictionaries are Expunged, for the Purpose of Incorporating Complete Systems, and Distinct Treatises. By Means of this Addition and Deviation from the Old Plan it Comprizes A GENERAL CIRCLE OF SCIENCE, AND FORMS THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE LIBRARY OF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE, That was Ever Published in the ENGLISH LANGUAGE. The Whole Entirely Freed from the Errors, Obscurities, and Superfluities of Other DICTIONARIES. Illustrated with Upwards of 150 Large Superb COPPER PLATES, Accurately Descriptive of the Subjects to which They Refer. IN THREE VOLUMES.
... line in the field book , viz . S. 87 ° W. 5.50 ; 2d . The offset to the ... below the line of fight and level points , as is generally the cafe ; but if ... figures in the chart , by taking at the fame time the be rocky , fandy , thelly ...
THE NEW ROYAL ENCYCLOPAEDIA; OR, COMPLETE MODERN UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY OF ARTS & SCIENCES, ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN: IN WHICH ALL THE RESPECTIVE SCIENCES, ARE ARRANGED INTO COMPLETE SYSTEMS, AND THE ARTS DIGESTED INTO DISTINCT TREATISES. ALSO THE DETACHED PARTS OF KNOWLEDGE, Alphabetically Arranged and Fully Explained, According to the BEST AUTHORITIES. Containing a Digest and Display of the Whole Theory and Practice of the Liberal and Mechanical Arts. Comprising a General REPOSITORY of ANCIENT AND MODERN LITERATURE, FROM THE EARLIEST AGES, DOWN TO THE PRESENT TIME: Containing All the New IMPROVEMENTS and Latest DISCOVERIES Made in the ARTS and SCIENCES, Particularly Acoustic ... Vermeology, &c. The Superfluities which Abound in Other Dictionaries are Expunged, for the Purpose of Incorporating Complete Systems, and Distinct Treatises. By Means of this Addition and Deviation from the Old Plan it Comprizes A GENERAL CIRCLE OF SCIENCE, AND FORMS THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE LIBRARY OF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE, That was Ever Published in the ENGLISH LANGUAGE. The Whole Entirely Freed from the Errors, Obscurities, and Superfluities of Other DICTIONARIES. Illustrated with Upwards of 150 Large Superb COPPER PLATES, Accurately Descriptive of the Subjects to which They Refer. IN THREE VOLUMES.
... time , the meafure of two times , or of common time , which is marked by the ... longest of all notes is a femibreve . A minim is half its value ; that is to ... Chords . 121. The chord compofed of a third , a fifth , and an octave , as ...
Dictionary, English-Latin, and Latin-English, Containing All Things Necessary for the Translating of Either Language Into the Other. To which End Many Things that Were Erroneous are Rectified, Many Superfluities Retrenched, and Very Many Defects Supplied ... By Elisha Coles ..
... I plainly fee them . mabi ante sculos verfantur . Methinks I fee , mihi ... ac quainted with all , omnia tibi neta fint faciam . I will fee that they ... dedecet . Seemlinefs , decor , decorum . SEEN [ of fee ] vifus , comfpectus ; part ...
A Solemn Form of adoration, humiliation, and prayer, for the General Fast, appointed to be observed ... 1740, being a specimen of a Liturgy, shortly to be published for the use of such Christian congregations, as approve of pre-composed forms of Divine Worship, though they cannot join in many of those, which are by Law established,
FORM. begotten of the Dead , the Prince of the Kings of the Earth , who hath loved us , and washed us from our Sins in his own Blood , and made us Kings and Priests : Unto God his Father , be Glory and Do- minion for ever and ever ...
A Defence of Christianity from the Prophecies of the Old Testament, Wherein are Considered All the Objections ... Advanced in a Late Discourse of the Grounds and Reasons of the Christian Religion [von Anthony Collins]
... Prophet , and of Jefus as the Mel- fias , and the final deftruction of Judæa fol- lowing their coming according to their preach- ing , is a plain evidence , that they only were intended here in Malachy's prophecy.bock qu bavio N ° 3 ...
An Historical Essay Upon the Loyalty of Presbyterians in Great Britain and Ireland from the Reformation to this Present Year 1713: Wherein Their Steady Adherence to the Protestant Interest, Our Happy Civil Constitution, the Succession of Protestant Princes, the Just Prerogatives of the Crown, and the Liberties of the People is Demonstrated from Public Records, the Best Approv'd Histories, the Confession of Their Adversaries, and Divers Valuable Original Papers Well Attested and Never Before Published : and an Answer Given to the Calumnies of Their Accusers and Particularly to Two Late Pamphlets, Viz, 1. A Sample of True Blue Presbyterian Loyalty &c., 2. The Conduct of the Dissenters in Ireland &c. : in Three Parts : with a Prefatory Address to All Her Majesty's Protestant Subjects of All Persuasions in Great Britain and Ireland Against the Pretender, on Behalf of the Protestant Religion, the Queen, the House of Hanover and Our Liberties
... 2 to be excufed from ferving in the Militia . Others having only heard the ... builds his fevereReflections upon Diffenters in general , as well as upon ... Knights of the Shire for the County of Antrim . I have feen a Letter from Mr ...
The Excellency of Monarchical Government, Especially of the English Monarchy;: Wherein is Largely Treated of the Several Benefits of Kingly Government, and the Inconvenience of Commonwealths. Also of the Several Badges of Sovereignty in General, and Particularly According to the Constitutions of Our Laws. Likewise of the Duty of Subjects, and Mischiefs of Faction, Sedition and Rebellion. In All which the Principles and Practices of Our Late Commonwealths-men are Considered
... quices . Panegyr . xiety , how to comport themselves fo , as being confpicuous in Vertue and Conduct , they may be fecure of good Report . For as ( 1 ) Seneca faith , Fame wafts abroad all the Deeds and Works of Princes , that they ...
A Six Months Tour Through the North of England: Containing, an Account of the Present State of Agriculture, Manufactures and Population, in Several Counties of this Kingdom: Particularly, I. The Nature, Value, and Rental of the Soil; II. The Size of Farms, with Accounts of Their Stock, Products, Population, and Various Methods of Culture; III. The Use, Expence and Profit of Several Sorts of Manure; IV. The Breed of Cattle, and the Respective Profits Attending Them; V. The State of the Waste Lands which Might and Ought to be Cultivated; VI. The Condition and Number of the Poor, with Their Rates, Earnings, &c.; VII. The Prices of Labour and Provisions, and the Proportion Between Them; VIII. The Register of Many Curious and Useful Experiments in Agriculture, and General Practices in Rural Oeconomics Communicated by Several of the Nobility, Gentry, &c. &c. Interspersed with Descriptions of the Seats of the Nobility and Gentry; and Other Remarkable Objects: Illustrated with Copper Plates of Such Implements of Husbandry, as Deserve to be Generally Known; and Views of Some Picturesque Scenes, which Occurred in the Course of the Journey
... Profit II S. in inclosures ; but on commons , 25. 3 d . Worcester to Evesham ; at Pershore . Flocks . From eighty to two hundred . Profit . os . -Bendfworth , near Evesham . Flocks . From fixty to twelve shun- prendred . " Profit . 8 s ...
An Abridgement; Or, Summary of the Chronicles of Scotland:: Containing, a Short Account of the Original of the Scots, from the Coming of Gathelus; with a Regular Succession of All Their Kings Continued to this Present Time; and a Brief History of the Most Remarkable Actions During Their Several Reigns. Together with a Description of the Realm of Scotland, and of Its Principal Cities, Forts, Abbeys, &c. with the Produce and Commodoties in Every Part Thereof. To which is Added, a Particular Account of the Isles, and of the Rarities Therein: as Also a List of the Fairs in Scotland According to the Alteration of the Stile. The Whole Altered and Enlarged..
... came with their armies into Brigance . The Romans having affembled ... home , and ren- der all lands , forts , and munitions pertaining to the ... wars , and to remain their friends at all times . age . 22. Luctacus fucceeded his father ...
The Proper Deity, and Distinct Personality, Agency, & Worship, of the Holy Spirit, Vindicated, Against the Recent Cavils of Messieurs Baring, Bevan, Cowan, &c., Late Seceders from the Church of England; to which is Added, an Appendix, on the Doctrines of the Trinity and Incarnation; and Also, an Alphabetical List of Fifty Hebrew Ti
... character , Jehovah is evidently the saba or champion of his people ; and if so , then its plural sabaoth may intend the Alehim as our champions , our guardians or defenders . It is usual indeed to exclude this ex- pression from the ...
Protesters No Subverters, and Presbyterie No Papacie; Or a Vindication of the Protesting Brethren ... from the Expressions ... in a Late Pamphlet of Some of the Resolution-party, Entituled, a Declaration, &c... By Some Witnesses to the Way of the Protestation
A dialogue between a popish priest and an English protestant. Wherein the principal points and arguments of both religions are truly proposed and fully examined ... The last edition corrected and amended
... your Priests account fall ferve turn ) and all the Chri- ftian People of Corinth are commanded to exa- mine themselves whether they be in the Faith 2 Cor . 13. 5. and dare you still live in the wilful breach of all thefe commands , and ...
A dialogue between a Popish priest, and an English Protestant. Wherein the principal points ... of both religions, are ... fully examined
... your peril be it . The prince was com- manded to read and meditate in the book of the law , that he might observe to do all that is written therein , Josh . i . 8. Can you seriously think that if the corrupt priests had agreed to teach ...
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