An Alarm to Christians; or, The best way to defend the Bible

The golden cabinet. Or, the compleat fortune teller Wherein the meanest capacities [a]re taught to understand their good or bad fortunes
Veröffentlicht: (1795)

The troubles of life; being a familiar description of the troubles of The poor laborer, The little shopkeeper, The great tradesman, The sickly man, The disappointed lover, The unhappy husband, The widower, and lastly, The child of sorrow. To which is added, The story of the guinea and the shilling; being a cure for trouble in general
Veröffentlicht: (1800)

A Pleasant, and delightful dialogue between honest John and loving Kate With their contrivance for marriage, and way to get a livelyhood. Part the second
Veröffentlicht: (1770)

The Whitsun-tide ramble Or, Great news from Hornsey Cave, and likewise the humours that was acted at Cane-Wood, Cupit's-Gardens, Sping-Gardens, the Bear-Garden, Chelsea, Hyde-Park, Deptford, St. James's-Park and Islington; with a full and true account of a terrible slaughter that was made on stuff-beef and gammon of bacon, in most victualling houses thro'out London. Together with the Beau's frolick, from the Devil to the play-house
Veröffentlicht: (1720)

The History of Tom Long, the carrier
Veröffentlicht: (1775)

A strange and wonderful relation of the old woman that was drowned tt [sic] Ratcliff-Highway, a fortnight ago. To which is added, the old woman's legacies, a little after her death. Part the second
Veröffentlicht: (1775)

Sunday reading. Look at home; or, the accusers accused. Being an Account of the Manner in which our Savior put to Silence the Scribes and Pharisees, when they brought to Him the Woman taken in Adultery
Veröffentlicht: (1796)

Scotland's skaith; or The history o' Will & Jean: an owre true tale[.]
von: Macneill, Hector 1746-1818
Veröffentlicht: (1797)

Mother Bunch's coset [sic] newly broke open containing, rare secrets of art & nature, tried and experienced by learned philosophers, and recommended to all ingenious young men and maids. ... Part the first
Veröffentlicht: (1775)

The Whipster whipt
Veröffentlicht: (1741)

The water of folly
Veröffentlicht: (1785)

Tom Long, the carrier
Veröffentlicht: (1780)

Sunday reading. The history of Samson
Veröffentlicht: (1797)

The One thing needful discovered; or, Which is the best religion? Being a serious enquiry what church or communion is best and safest to join with, in order to obtain everlasting life? In which are truly and fairly stated the different principles of most professions in the Church of Christ, viz. that of Rome, England, Presbyterians, Independants, Anabaptists, Quakers, Arians, Socinians, Arminians, Pelagians, Muggletonians, Libertines, Ranters. Adamites, and Seekers: these are sixteen opinions dividing the Church of Christ. In a dialogue between the Bishop of London, and a country farmer. Entered according to order
Veröffentlicht: (1740)

The famous and memorable history of Chevy-Chace by the River Tweed in Scotland together with The fatal Battle between Lord Piercy of Northumberland and his fifteen hundred archers, and the Earl of Douglas, with twenty hundred Scots; in which both these Earls, and most o their men were slain
Veröffentlicht: (1770)

A Comical and diverting courtship which lately happened in the neighbourhood between an old woman of fourscore, and a youth about sixteen! whom she lately married!
Veröffentlicht: (1788)

The Whole life and death of Long Meg of Westminster
Veröffentlicht: (1785)

A account of some strange apparitions had by a godly man in Kintyre, who hath been blind six years containing some visional predictions and several judgments to befal these three kingdoms, particulary Scotland, and mor especially some towns therein; at Edinburgh, Glasgow, ... &c. With a reserve ... mercy to God's people, and to ... for their sake. In a letter from a gentleman in Kintyre, to his friend in Paisley
von: Gentleman in Kintyre
Veröffentlicht: (1734)

The most delectable history of Reynard the Fox Newly Corrected and Purged, from all grossness in Phrase and Matter. Augmented and Enlarged with sundry Excellent Morals and Expositions upon every several Chapter. To which may now be added a Second Part of the said History: As also the Shifts of Reynardine the Son of Reynard the Fox, Together with his Life and Death, &c
Veröffentlicht: (1701)

The Virtuous maid of the Inn: or, The entertaining history of Margaret Saunders, commonly called Pretty Peggy of Derby Containing, I. An account of Peggy's family, and the misfortunes which befel them. II. Peggy's attachment to George Watson; their disappointment in their loves; he goes to Chester; she hires herself at an Inn. III. George sends her a letter; she answers it. IV. Peggy meets with many temptations, and is called Pretty Peggy of Derby. V. George's young mistress falls in love with him; he refuses her for the sake of Peggy. VI. Peggy continues at the Inn, is courted by Captain Wade, who is quartered there, and in love with her; she refuses him. VII. The Captain falls sick, leaves Derby, goes to Ireland, and there dies. VIII. Peggy writes to George, she lives with rich aunt. IX. George receives a letter from his father. X. George is out of his time, and comes to Derby. XI. George's father dies, as does Peggy's aunt, who leaves her a great fortune. XII. They are married, go to Chester, and live happy
Veröffentlicht: (1790)

The history and comical transactions of Lothian Tom, in six parts Wherein is contained a collection of roguish exploits done by him, both in Scotland and England
Veröffentlicht: (1785)

Madge Blarney The Gipsey girl
Veröffentlicht: (1796)

The golden cabinet Or, The compleat fortune-teller. Wherein the meanest capacities are taught to understand their good or bad fortunes, not only in the Wheel of Fortune, whichis calculated to the nicest Degree of any yet extant; but also by those sublime Arts and Mysteries of Palmestry and Physiognomy, Whereby you may discover at first Sight The Temper, Disposition, and likewise the Manner of whomsoever you desire to know
Veröffentlicht: (1790)

The true trial of understanding: or wit newly reviv'd, being a book of riddles, adorned with variety of pictures, New Riddles make both Wit & Mirth The Price a Penny, yet not half the Worth. By S. M
Veröffentlicht: (1790)

The ancient and modern history of Buckhaven in Fife-Shire Wherein is contained, The Exploits of Wise Willy, in the Brae, the noted Savings of Witty Eppie[l] the Ale-Wife, and a Description of their College. By Merry Andrew, at Tamtallon
von: Merry Andrew at Tam-Tallan
Veröffentlicht: (1800)

The ancient and modern history of Buck-Haven in Fife-Shire Wherein is contained, The antiquities of their old dress; the Bucky boat, with the flag of a green tree; with their dancing, Willy & his trusty rappier; their Burgess Ticket, with a view of their new College; the noted sayings and exploits of wise Willy in the Brae, witty Eppie the ale-wife, and lingle tail'd Nancy. By Merry Andrew at Tamtallan
von: Merry Andrew at Tam-Tallan
Veröffentlicht: (1800)

God's call to unconverted sinners for to turn unto the Lord Plainly shewing every poor sinner the miserableness of his estate, and how great an enemy he is to himself; tho' the lord be daily calling to him, turn and live, and confesseth, be delightet[h] not in the death of a sinner; yet for all this, will ye go on and die. Also, the happy condition of the people of God, in that they have such a father, that had rather see their conversion, than condemnation. And lastly, to the terror of the wicked and ungodly men is set forth; that if they will not pray to God, that they may live with him in Heaven; they shall die and be tormented with the Devil and his Angels in Hell Fire. The Seventieth edition. By R. Baxter, minister of the Gospel
von: Baxter, Richard 1615-1691
Veröffentlicht: (1720)

The dominie depos'd, or some reflections on his intrigue with a young lass, and what happened thereupon. Intermix'd with Advice to all Precentors, and Dominies. With the Sequel. By William Forbes, A. M. late Schoolmaster at Petercoulter. To which is added, an elegy on Maggy Johnston
von: Forbes, William school-master
Veröffentlicht: (1787)

New Pady from Cork with his coat button'd behind, in three parts. A merry conference between English Tom, and Irish Teague. Pady's catechism ... By Roymore McClosey [sic]
Veröffentlicht: (1800)

A Comical dialogue between Parson Mag---e, and J---th--n B---ll, Quaker
Veröffentlicht: (1727)

Manfredi, Baron St. Osmund An old English romance. In two volumes
von: Lansdell, Sarah fl. 1796-1798
Veröffentlicht: (1796)

The scots piper's queries, or John Falkirk's carriches. To which is added his comical and witty jokes. When in Courtship with an old Fiddler's Widow, who wanted all the teeth. With a copy of a Love Letter he sent to her, who was commonly called Flinging Betty
von: Falkirk, John
Veröffentlicht: (1790)

An account of the last words of Christian Kerr who died at Edinburgh, the 4th of Feb. 1702, in the 11th year of her age. Shewing, How much she was ravished with the assurance of her Interest in Christ, and the hope of Heaven. There is added, a Conclusion, containing the Use and Improvement of what is related. By Mr. Archibald Deans, Minister of the Gospel at Bowden
von: Deans, Archibald
Veröffentlicht: (1777)

The antient and new history of Buck-Haven in Fifeshire Wherein is in contained the antiquities of their old dress. The Bucky boat, with a flag of a green tree, with their dancing, Willie and his trusty rapper. Their Burges Ticket, with a plan of their New College' with the nouted sayings and exploits of Wise Wille in the brae. and Witty Eppie the ale-wise, and Lingle tail'd Nancy. Merry Andrew at Tam-Tallan. Licensed, Entered and Printed, (pr. Two Pence
von: Merry Andrew at Tam-Tallan
Veröffentlicht: (1785)

The antient and new history of Buck-Haven in Fife shire Wherein is contained the antiquities of their old dress. The bucky boat, with a flag of a green tree, with their dancing, willie and his trusty rapper. Their burges ticker, with a plan of their new college, with the noted sayings and exploits of wise willie in the brae, and witty eppie the ale-wife, and lingle tail'd Nancy. By Merry Andrew, at Tam-Tallan.... The bride of Bucky
von: Merry Andrew at Tam-Tallan
Veröffentlicht: (1782)

The ancient and new history of Buck-Haven in Fife-Shire Wherein is contained the antiquities of their old dress. The bucky boat, with a flag of a green tree, with their dancing, willie and his trusty rapper their burges ticket, with a plan of their new college, with the noted sayings and exploits of wise willie in the brae, and witty eppie the ale-wise, and lingle tail'd Nancy. By Merry Andrew at Tam-Tallan
von: Merry Andrew at Tam-Tallan
Veröffentlicht: (1780)