The Life Of The Right Reverend Father In God, Jeremy Taylor, D.D. Chaplain In Ordinary To King Charles The First, And Lord Bishop Of Down, Connor, And Dromore Bonney, Henry Kaye Biography & Autobiography

A Sermon Preach'd In The Parish-Church Of St. Sepulchre, June The 13Th, 1717. : Being Thursday In Whitson-Week, At The Anniversary Meeting Of The Children Educated In The Charity-Schools, In And About The Cities Of London And Westminster. By The Right Reverend Father In God, William, Lord Bishop Of Salisbury. Publish'd At The Request Of Several Of The Gentlemen Concerned In The Charity. William Talbot

The Rules And Exercises Of Holy Living; In Which Are Described The Means And Instruments Of Obtaining Every Vertue, And The Remedies Against Every Vice, And Considerations Serving To The Resisting All Temptations. And; The Rules And Exercises Of Holy Dying; In Which Are Described The Means And Instruments Of Preparing Our Selves And Others Respectively For A Blessed Death; And The Remedies Against The Evils And Temptations Proper To The State Of Sickness; Together With Prayers And Acts Of Virtue To Be Used By Sick And Dying Persons, Or By Others Standing In Their Attendance. Two Volumes Bound As One. Jeremy Taylor, D.D., Chaplain In Ordinary To King Charles I.

Life Of Major General Henry Lee, Commander Of Lee's Legion In The Revolutionary War, And Subsequently Governor Of Virginia; To Which Is Added The Life Of General Thomas Sumter Of South Carolina Hartley, Cecil B. Americana,Biography And Autobiography,History

Life Of Sir Edward Widdrington, Knt., & Baronet Of Cartington, In Northumberland: With An Account Of His Piety In The Practice Of The Catholic Faith His Loyalty To King Charles I In The Great Rebellion, And His Holy Death In The Low Countries, And Notices Of His Family & Its Alliances With Howard, Duke Of Norfolk, Radclyffe, Earl Of Derwentwater, Shireburne Of Stonyhurst, Gascoigne Of Parlington, Errington, Charlton, And Others ; Also Particulars Of The Romantic Story Of The Eighth Duchess Of Norfolk And The Hon. Peregrine Widdrington / By A Catholic Gentleman. [Skeet (Francis John Angus)], A Catholic Gentleman. Biography

The Narrative Of Lawrence Mowbray Of Leeds, In The County Of York, Gent. Concerning The Bloody Popish Conspiracy Against The Life Of His Sacred Majesty, The Government, And The Protestant Religion. Wherein Is Contained I. His Knowledge Of The Said Design, From The Very First In The Year 1676, With The Opportunity He Had To Be Acquainted Therewith, . Ii. How Far Sir Thomas Gascoigne, Sir Miles Stapleton, &C. Are Engaged In The Design Of Killing The King And Firing The Cities Of London And York, For The More Speedy Setting Uppermost The Popish Religion In England, Iii. An Account Of The Assemblings Of Many Popish Priests And Jesuits At Father Rishton's Chamber ., Iv. The Discovery Of The Erecting A Nunnery At Dolebank In Yorkshire ., V. Mowbray, Lawrence British & Irish History,The Seventeenth Century

England's Black Tribunall : Set Forth In The Triall Of K. Charles I. At The Pretended Court Of Justice At Westminster Hall, Jan. 20. Together With His Majesties Speech Immediately Before He Was Murdred On A Scaffold Erected At Whitehall-Gate, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1648. Also The Several Dying Speeches Of The Nobility And Gentry, As Were Inhumanely Put To Death For Their Loyalty To Their Sovereign Lord The King From 1642 To 1658. Earl Of Strafford. Arch-Bishop Of Canterbury. Duke Hamilton. [Et Al.] Playford, J. [Publisher]