Search Results - fl. 1784

Jemima: A novel. In two volumes. By the author of Zoriada, or village annals, &c

The quantity, or measure of Latin syllables: interspersed with useful and familiar rules, to assist young poets in the composition of pentameters and hexameters. to which are annexed, observations, tending to illustrate the nature of lyric poetry. By F. Decan, M. A. for the use of his academy

Lord Russell: a tragedy. By the Rev. Thomas Stratford, D. D. Late Rector of Galston, Co. Westmeath, Ireland

Lord Russel: a tragedy. By the Rev. Thomas Stratford, D.D. Late Rector of Gallstown, Co. Westmeath

W. Ash's catalogue for 1789: Containing a collection of scarce and valuable books (lately purchased) in every branch of literature, and particularly in divinity. Most of them are in very fair and neat condition. The lowest prices are printed to each book, and will be sold (for ready money only), and continue daily on sale, by William Ash (successor to the late Mr. Keith,) no. 15, Little Tower-street, London

W. Ash's divinity catalogue, for 1788: Containing a collection of the most scarce and valuable writers on divinity and church history, and chiefly in very fair and neat condition; amongst which are many volumes of sermons. The lowest prices are printed to each book, and will be sold (for ready money only), and continue daily on sale, by William Ash (successor to the late Mr. Keith) no. 15, Little Tower-street, London

Zoraïde ou annales d'un village: Traduit de l'anglois. Combien éclôt-il de roses que nous n'appercevons pas, & dont le parfum s'exhale dans le vuide des airs; Tome Premier

Caroline: or, The diversities of fortune: a novel. In three volumes. The third edition. Volume first

Observations on the cure of the dry belly-ache: To which are added, the remarkable effects of fixed air in mortifications of the extremities: and, the history of some worm-cases. By John Harrison, (member of the Corporation of Surgeons in London,) Number I, Mount-Street, Berkley-Square

The description and use of the new invented patent universal sowing machine, for broad-casting or drilling every king of grain, pulse, and seed: Particularly beans, pease, tares, wheat, barley, clover, oats, rye, cole-seed, hemp, flax, canary, rape, lucerne, tresoil, turnips, &c. with anregularity not to be equalled by any other method; by which the produce of every crop will be greatly increased; and, at the same time a very considerable saving made in the seed, and in the expence attending the culture. By John Horn

Essai sur la litterature: ou idée generale de l'art oratoire: pour servir d'introduction a la connoissance des belles lettres. Par Mr. de Can. Maître-es-Arts

Logarithmic tables: Containing the logarithms of all numbers from 1 to 10,000. Together with the logarithms of the sines and tangents of every degree and minute of the quadrant. To which is added a table of natural sines of the same extent, the radius being unity, or I. With an abstract of the arithmetic of logarithms, and their application to the general mensuration of bodies. To which is also added, an appendix of projectiles in a non-resisting medium. Printed for the use of the gentlemen of the Military and Marine Academy, Belmont, Summer-hill, Dublin. By David Bates, principal

Seven practical and experimental discourses, on the most important subjects. By Richard Simpson, late minister of the Gospel at Warley, near Halifax

A sermon: preached On Sunday, June 8th, 1794, on board His Majesty's ship Brunswick, Capt. John Harvey. By the Reverend W. Griffith, A. B. Chaplain

Henry and Isabella: or, a traite through life. By the author of Caroline, or the diversities of fortune. In four volumes

Zoriada: or, Village annals: A novel. In three volumes

The remarkable effects of fixed air in mortifications of the extremities: To which is added, the history of some worm-cases. By John Harrison, surgeon, Of Epsom, Surry

Butterworth's universal penman or: The beauties of writing delineated in all the various hands now practised designed for the improvement of youth or amusement of the curious

Religious advices: or, an address to the young generation In general: and particularly, to young people, in these seven parishes, viz. Dunnipace, Cumbernauld, Monkland, Kirkintilloch, Campsie, Kilsyth, And Denny. In seven letters, On Different subjects

A short account of an excursion through the Subterraneous Cavern at Paris: By Thomas White, member of the Royal Medical Society at Edinburgh, and prelector in Anatomy and Midwifery in the College of Arts and Sciences at Manchester