1679. 1 161. Memoirs of Queen Mary's days touching a Popish Successor 1679. 1 162. A Letter to Dr. Du Moulin in Answer to his short and true account of the advances of the Church of England to that of Rome 1679. 4 163. Speeches in the House of Lords October 20. 1675. on the debate of Dr. Shirley's Cause Printed 1679. 1 164. The Mock-procession of the Pope through London Nov. 17. 1679. 1 165. The last Will and Testament of the Earl of Pembroke 1679. 1 166. A Catalogue of the Lord Treasurers to this year 1679. 1 167. The Loyal Protestant's Association 1679. 1 168. The last sayings or dying Legacy of Mr. Hobbs of Malmesbury 1679. 1 169. A Narrative of the Spanish Inquisition By Mr. Dugdale 1679. 8 170. An Appeal from the Countrey to the City 1679. 2 171. The Speech of the Earl of Pembroke in the House of Peers 1648. Printed 1679. 1 Quarto's Miscel Number of Sheets 1. REasons for a Registry 1678. 4 2. Reasons against a Registry for Lands 1678. 3 3. Proposals for the imploying of the Poor in and about the City of London 1678. 3 4. The life of Herod the great 1678. 5½ 5. A Treatise of Combinations Compositions c. of Quantities 1678. 7½ 6. Poor Robin's Character of a Pawn-Broker Tally-man and Bum-Bailiff 1678. 1 7. Mr. Reeves his Alarm to London 1678. 1 8. The humble Remonstrance and Petition to the Parliament of Protestants against Papists 1679. 1½ 9. A Letter from Amsterdam to a Friend in England 1678. 1 10. Coleman's Letters to Monsieur Le Cheise 1678. 3½ 11. Articles of Impeachment against the Earl of Danby by the Parliament December 23. 1678. together with the said Danby's Letter to Mr. Montague 1 12. An account of the rising of the Rebells in Scotland together with their Declaration 1679. 1 13. A Letter from No-body in the City to No-body in the Countrey 1679. 1 14. A Letter from Some-body in the Countrey in answer to No-bodies Letter 1679. 1 15. A Letter from Captain Toster Commander of the Hunter at Jamaiea with his Embassy to the Governor of Havannah about freeing our Kings Subjects from slavery 1679. 1 16. A Letter to the Earl of Essex from Dublin declaring the strange obstinacy of Papists at their death 1679. 1 17. An account of the Sickness of the King of Sweden 1679. 2 18. The English Oracle or a Prophecy of the miseries will happen 1679. 1 19. The grounds of Unity in Religion or an expedient for general Conformity 1679. 1 20. Episcopall Government and the honour of the Bishops to be maintained in an address to the Citizens of London 1679. 2 21. London's Flames or an account of divers informations given in to the Parliament about the Fire 1666. Printed 1679. 4 22. The Papists Plot of firing discovered or an account of the Fire in Fetter-lane April 10. 1679.  23. The discovery of Gaptain Bury and Alderman Brooks whereby the Plot was to be laid upon the Protestants 1679. 3 24. Mr. Montague's Letters to Danby Lord Treasurer together with the said Lord Treasurer's Speech in the House of Peers 1679. 2 25. A Letter from a Jesuite at Paris to his Correspondent in London 1679. 1½ 26. A Narrative and Reasons of the House of Commons about the Triall of the Lords in the Tower at a Conference with the Lords May 26. 1679. 2 27. Sober and seasonable Queries offered to all Protestants to a choice of the new Parliament 1679. 1½ 28. A relation of a Murther committed between Ravensden and Bedford 1679. 1 29. Omnia comesta à Belo or an answer out of the West to a Question out of the North. 1679. 1 30. Ananias and Saphira discovered or an answer to Omnia comesta à Belo 1679. 2 31. Cleombrotus's most strange and wonderful Predictions Anno 1272. Printed 1679. 1 32. The weekly Character of a Pope 1679. 1 33. The Bishop of Worcester's Letter to the Clergy within his Diocess about an Election of a Parliament-man 1679. 1½ 34. The Cloak in its colours or the Presbyterian Unmasked 1679. 1½ 35. The Knave Un-cloaked or the Jesuite in his Colours being an answer to The Cloak in its Colours or the Presbyterian Unmasked 1679. 1½ 36. An Answer to a Letter from a Minister to a person of Quality shewing some reasons for his Non-conformity 1679. 4 37. A Letter from a Justice of Peace to a Councellor concerning Conventicles with the Answer thereto 1679. 1 38. Episcopall and Presbyteriall Government conjoyned by Arch-Bishop Vsher 1679. 2 39. Observations on the last Dutch Wars Anno 1672. and 1673. Printed 1679. 2 40. The politicall Catechisme 1679. 1 41. Mr. Lilly's new Prophecy in September October November December 1679. 1 42. The Speech of a Bishop in defence of themselves and Government 1679. 1 43. The reformed Catholick or the true Protestant 1679. 5½ 44. Popery and Tyranny or the present state of France 1679. 2½ 45. The life and death of Thomas Hellier Executed at Virginia 1679. 5½ 46. The Plot of the Jesuites in Ireland for killing the Duke of Ormond discovered 1679. 1 47. The Deposition of one Clement against Sir Thomas Gascoign about the Popist Plot. 1679. 1 48. An account of the publick affairs in Ireland since the discovery of the Plot. 1679. 4 49. A just vindication of Learning or an address to the Parliament for liberty of the Press 1679. 3 50. The case of Succession to the Crown of England stated in a Letter to a Parliament man 1679. 2 51. The case put concerning the Succession of the Duke of York 1679. 5 52. The new Plot of the Papists to transform Traitors into Martyrs 1679. 2 53. The Jesuites plea in answer to a Letter entituled Lying allowable with Papists 1679. 2 54. A Letter to both Houses of Parliament on the proceedings against the Roman Catholicks 1679. 2 55. News from Brussels in a Letter from an attendant on the King to a person here 1660. Printed 1679. 1 56. A seasonable Speech by a member of the House of Commons concerning the other House March 1659. Printed 1679. 1 57. A Compendium of the Plot or a view of the late Trials 1679. 11 58. The Free-born Subject or the English-man's birth-right By R. L'Estrange 1679. 5 59. The Privileges and Practice of Parliaments Collected out of the Common Laws of the Land 1679. 5 60. An Account of the French Usurpation upon the Church of England 1679. 4 61. An Appeal from the Country to the City 1679. 4 62. An Answer to the Appeal from the Country to the City 1679. 5 63. Vox Lunaris or an Astrological Discourse of two Moons seen in London June the 11th 1679. 3 64. Conscientious Queries from Mr. Jenkins or the grounds of his late Petition and Submission to the present Power Ann. 1651. Printed 1679. 2 65. Marvell's Historical Essay touching Councils Creeds and Impositions 1679. 5 66. Advice to Lovers or Rules for their Behaviour 1679. 4 67. Truth and Honesty in plain English 1679. 5
1679. 2 89. The Swans welcome to the Duke of York 1679. 1 90. A List of the Club of Voters in the long Parliament dissolv'd 1679. Printed 1679. 1 91. Reflexions upon the Earl of Danby about Godfreys Murther 1679. 1 92. An Answer to the Objections against the Earl of Danby about Sir Edmunbury Godfreys Murther 1679. 1 93. An Answer to the Earl of Danby's Paper touching Sir Edmundbury Godfreys Murther 1679. ½ 94. E. Christian 's Reflections on a Paper intituled Reflections upon the Earl of Danby touching Sir Edmundbury Godfreys Murther 1679. 1 95. Timothy Touchstone's Reply to Christians Letter 1679. ½ 96. An Answer to Timothy Touchstone 1679. ½ 97. Timothy Touchstone's Reply to Sir Anonymus 1679. ½ 98. Fair warning or a Catalogue of Compounders for their Estates 1679. ½ 99. Englands safety or two Unanimous Votes in the last Parliament about the Duke of York 1679. 1 100. Londons Loyalty to King and Country about Sir George Jefferies waiting on the Duke at Windsor 1679. ½ 101. The Proceedings at Guild-Hall September the 12th 1679. with Sir Thomas Players Speech c. 1 102. An Answer to Sir Thomas Players Speech the 12th of Septemb. 1679. 1 103. A Vindication of Sir Thomas Player being a Reply to the Answer to Sir Thomas Players Speech 1679. ½ 104. An Answer to the Vindication of Sir Thomas Player 1679. 1 105. The Vindicator vindicated or a Sur-rejoynder on behalf of Sir Thomas Player 1679. 1 106. A Hue and Cry after the Reasons to be given in on September the 18th 1679. by Sir Thomas Player 1 107. A List of the Parliament of Women 1679. 1 108. A Collection of Orders Votes c. in the late Parliament relating to the Earl of Danby and the Lords in the Tower 1679. 4 109. A Collection of Messages and Addresses from the House of Commons to the King from Anno 1660. to the 14th of August 1679. 14 110. Antiquity and Dignity of Parliaments by Sir R. Cotton 1679. 4 111. An Impartial State of the Case of the Earl of Danby 1679. 6 112. A Catalogue of the Names of the Martyrs burnt in Queen Maries Reign 1679. 1 113. An humble Address to the Citizens of London with a reprehension to the Intelligencer B. Harris 1679. 1 114. The Coffee-house Dialogue examined and refured 1679. ½ 115. An Account of the Jesuits attempt on Mr. De Luzancy upon his Conversion to the Protestant Religion 1679. ½ 116. A Relation of the Raining of Blood at Shewall in Herefordshire 1679. 1 117. The Case of the Earl of Shaftsbury at the King's Bench on his Confinement in the Tower 1679. 4 117. England's Improvement justified or Captain Yarranton vindicated in answer to the Coffee-house Dialogue 1679. 1 118. The Pope's Lamentation or a compendium of Speeches of several of his Retinue 1679. 1 119. A List of the Parliament begun March 6. 1678 9. 1 120. A List of the Parliament begun Octob. 17. 1679. 1 121. An account of the entertainment of the Duke of York by the Artillery Company Octob. 21. 1679. 1 122. Battering Rams against Rome's Gate or the remark of her Character 1679. ½ 123. A description of the Castle and Increase of the race of the Huffs 1679. 1 124. The tragical History of Jetzer 1679. 13 125. The Jesuites Gospel 1679. 10 126. The Trial and Condemnation of the Earl of Essex and the Earl of Southamption Anno 1600. Printed 1679. 8 127. The Trial of the Lord Coruwallis Printed 1679. 3½ 128. The late proposall of Union amongst Protestants revived and rectified Being a vindication of Dr. Sandys Arch-Bishop of York and Dr. Tillotson Dean of Canterbury 1679. 4 129. The Bawds Trial and Execution 1679. 2 130. Material and useful considerations about Laws positive and Laws of necessity 1679. 5 131. A Declaration of the Treasons practised by Dr. Parry against Queen Elizabeth 1679. 10 132. London's Defiance to Rome or a Narrative of the burning of the Pope at Temple-bar Novemb. 17. 1679. 1 133. Observations on the Prophecies of John Gadbury with Predictions for the Year 1680. Printed 1679. 1 134. A serious expostulation with the Citizens about their standing so high for the Duke of York's Interest 1679. 1 135. The Caball of Romish Ghosts and Mortals or the Devil deceived and the sick Pope 1679. 4 136. His Majesty's Declaration for the dissolution of the Privy-Council and constituting a new one April 20. 1679. 3 137. His Majesties Speech with the Lord Chancellor's to the Parliament April 30. 1679. 2 138. Dr. Oates's Witch of Endor 1679. 13 139. The Jesuites condemned by their own Witness or an account of their Principles about Equivocation deposing of Princes and the King-killing Doctrine 1679. 6 140. A Narrative of the Popish Plot against K. Charles the first discovered by A. ab Habernfield to Sir William Boswell 1643. Printed 1679. 10 141. A seasonable Corrective to the one project for the good of England 1679. 3 142. The Speech of the Recorder of Barwick to the Duke of York 1679. ½ 143. The address of several Peers to the King for the fitting of the Parliament 1679. 1 144. A Letter from a Gentleman in the Countrey to a person of Honour in London in vindication of the Church of England 1679. 1 145. The Poisoner Poisoned or a relation from Lewes in Sussex how one R. Brinkburst poisoned one W. More 1679. 1 146. The Trial of the Lord Audley for Sodomy Anno 1631. Printed 1679. 4 147. Snotty-nose Gazette or the Coughing Intelligence Nov. 24. 1679. ½ 148. A Narrative of the proceedings at the Sessions house Dec. 10. 1679. 1 149. The Resolution of the Judges and Lords in the Star Chamber 2 Reg. Jacob. touching procuring hands to Petitions c. 1679. ½ 150. A new Prophecie or a propheticall discourse of the Blazing Star that appeared April 23. 1677. 1 151. A proposal of Union amongst Protestants from the last will of Dr. Sandys Arch-Bishop of York 1679. 1 152. An Order by the Lord Mayor for the better execution of the Laws in relation to the Government of the City 29. Novemb. 1679. 3 153. The Judges Opinions concerning Petitions to the King in publick matters 1679. 1 2 154. Strange news from Chippingnorton in Oxfordshire of dreadfull Apparitions seen in the Air July 28. 1679. 1 155. Strange news from Staffordshire or a relation of two bloody Murthers committed by one A. Sympson 1679. 1 156. The Association or the Instrument of writing by the Protestants in Queen Elizabeth's Reign together with the Act of Parliament in 27 Eliz. Cap. 1. for the same and Queries thereon 1679. 3 157. An Answer to a Letter written on reading the Gazette about Petitions Decemb. 11. 1679. 1 158. A Compendium of the Birth and Exploits of the Duke of Yorke with his entertainment in Scotland 1679. 1 159. A profitable method complied for the promotion of the Linnen Manufacture By R. Hains 1679. 1 160. The Confession and Execution of the seven Prisoners at Tyburn Decemb. 9.
affairs in Scotland under the Duke of Lauderdale 1679. 1 14. The Impeachment of the Duke and Dutchess of Lauderdale with my Lord Hatton by the City of Edinburgh 1679. 1 15. The Commons Address against the Duke of Lauderdale May 9. 1679. 1 16. The benefit of the Ballot in the Re-publick of Venice 1679. 1 17. A true Relation of Murther of the Arch-bishop of Saint Andrews 1679. 1 18. A true Account of the horrid Murther of the Arch-bishop of Saint Andrews 1679. 2 19. A Letter from a Friend in Vtrecht to a Friend in London concerning the Duke of Monmouth 1679. 1 20. A Relation of the Birth and several remarkable passages of the Duke of Monmouth 1679. 2 21. One Project for the good of England dedicated to the Parliament 1679. 3 22. The last Speech of Queen Elizabeth to her Parliament after her delivery from Popish Plots 1679. 1 23. The present Interest of Tangier 1679. 1 24. Articles between the King of Sweden and the Elector of Brandouburgh at Berlin 1679. 1 25. The wonderfull preservation of Gregory Crow shipwrackt on the coast of Kent 1679. 1 26. Two Letters of the Earl of Clarendon to the Duke and Dutchess of York 1679. 1 27. The Proceedings at the Sessions-house the 16th of July 1679. 1 28. The Tryal and Condemnation of twelve notorious Highway-men at the Assizes of the County of Derby 1679. 1 29. The Proceedings at the Old-Baily August 27 and 28. 1679. 1 30. A Letter from the Governour of Algier to the States-General on the Signing a Peace between them 1679. 1 31. A Catalogue of Pensioners in the long Parliament 1678. Printed 1679. 1 32. A Relation of the Comet or Blasing-Star on the 28th and 29th of July 1679. 2 33. A Wife for a Husband and a Husband for a Wife or a Popish Priest turn'd Match-maket 1679. 2 34. A Letter from the Pope to the French King 1679. 1 35. An answer to the Pope's Letter written to the King of France 1679. 1 36. Hobbes's Historical Narration of Heresie 1680. 4½ 37. The Speech of Alderman Garroway at a Common-Hall on Tuesday the 17th of January 1642. Printed 1679. 1 38. Dreadfull News from Southwark or a Relation of the dreadfull Thunder which happened there the 4th of August 1679. 1 39. Observations on Wakeman's Tryal and the six Prisoners that suffered at Tiburn July 23. 1679. 1 40. An Account of the Tragedy of old Madam Gwynn drowned near the Neat-Houses 1679. 1 41. The Modell of Presbytery 1679. 1 42. The present danger of Tangier or an Attempt made on it by the Moors 1679. 1 43. The Great question to be confidered by the King and Parliament how far Religion is concerned in Policy or Civil Government 1679. 2 44. Strange News from Barkshire of Ships and Men in the Aire which seemed to be fighting 1679. 1 45. The divine Right of Kings asserted in General and Particular 1679. 1 46. Day-Fatality or Observations on Days lucky and unlucky and about the Duke of York 1679. 2 47. Englands Alarm or an humble Address and Petition to the King the Parliament the City of London and the whole Nation in general 1679. 3 48. Simeon and Levi or a Comparison between a Papist and a Scotch Presbyter 1679. 1 49. A Letter from a Minister to a person of Quality with Reasons for his Non-conformity 1679. 1 50. Jenks's Speech spoken in the Common-Hall June 24. 1679. ½ 51. The present great Interest of King and People in a Letter to a Lord of the Privy Council 1679. 1 52. A Letter to a Friend shewing from Scripture c. how false that State Maxim is Royal Authority is originally and radically in the People 1679. 3 53. A Word to the approaching Parliament for the settlement of the Nation 1679. 2 54. A Narrative of the Sessions at the Old Bayly the 15th of October 1679. 1 55. Plain truth or a Discourse betwixt P. and H. 1679. 1 56. A Hue and Cry after P. H. 1679. 1 57. The Speech of Sir Robert Clayton Lord Mayor at his Election September the 29th 1679. 1 58. Lex Talionis or the Character of Poor Robin 1679. ½ 59. An Answer to a Letter from a Minister to a person of Quality shewing the Reasons of his Non-conformity 1679. 2 60. A touch of the times or two Letters intercepted from the Author of the Day-fatality 1679. 1 61. The Author of the Touch of the times brought to the Whipping-Post 1679. 1 62. The Protestant Conformist or a plea for Moderation contained in a Letter 1679. 2 63. A Letter from I. B. Alias-Oldcut to Mr. Jenks 1679. 1 64. A Relation of the Marriage between the King of Spain and the King of France's Daughter 1679. 3 65. An Impartial account of divers remarkable Proceedings the last Parliament relating to the Plot. 1679. 4 66. An Impartial account of divers remarkable Proceedings the last Parliament relating to the Plot with Additions 1679. 7 67. The Reasons of the House of Commons delivered to the House of Lords about the Tryals of the Lords in the Tower 1679. 1 68. Fiat Justitia c. or an Answer to a Speech spoken in the House of Commons upon reading the Bill against the Duke 1679. 1 69. Pereat Papa or Reasons why a Popish Successor should not Inherit the Crown 1679. 1 70. Great and weighty Considerations relating to the Duke offered to the King and Parliament 1679. 2 71. A Plea to the Duke's Answers 1679. 1 72. A Letter to a Baron relating to the late Bill concerning the Duke 1679. 2 73. The Protestant Admirer or a Vindication of a Popish Successor 1679. 1 74. A Letter from a Gentleman in the Country to his Friend being an Argument about the Succession 1679. 5 75. Great and weighty Considerations about the Duke with an Answer to a Letter from a Gentleman in the Countrey to his Friend 1679. 10½ 76. A Letter on the Subject of Succession 1679. 3 77. A Word without-doors concerning the Bill for Succession 1679. 1 78. A Word within-doors or a Reply to a Word without-doors 1679. 1 79. A Coffee-house Dialogue between Captain Y and a Barrester of the Middle-Temple 1679. 1 80. The Honour of the Lords Spiritual Asserted 1679. 9 81. A Discourse of the Peerage and Jurisdiction of the Lords Spiritual in Capital matters 1679. 9 82. The Clergy vindicated or their Rights and Privileges Asserted in Capital Cases 1679. 9 83. A Rejoynder to the reply concerning the Jurisdiction of the Lords Spiritual in Parliament 1679. 4 84. Two Treatises proving that Bishops may be Judges in Capital Cases 1679. 10 85. A true Relation of an attempt to fire the Town of Barnet in Hertfordshire 1679. 1 86. An Account of the Tryal and Condemnation of the late Earl of Strafford 1641. Printed 1679. 13 87. The Bishop of Carlisle's speech in Parliament against Deposing of Princes in the Case of Richard the Second 1679. 2 88. A Time-serving Speech spoken once in Season Ann. 1659. Printed
Novemb. 1678. 1 6. His Majesties Speech together with the Lord Chancellor's to both Houses of Parliament 6 of March 1678 9. 5 7. His Majesties Speech together with the Lord Chancellor's to both Houses of Parliament April 30. 1679. 2 8. An Order of the House of Lords about Licences for Papists to stay in Town April 23. 1679. 1 9. An Order of the House of Lords about Licences for Papists to stay in Town May 5. 1679. 1 10. An Order of the Council Decemb. 6. 1678. forbidding any to go to Chappels where Mass is said 2 11. An Order of the Council commanding all Papists to depart from Whitehall Somerset-house Jan. 3. 1678 9. 1 12. An Order of the Council touching the Queries resolved by the Judges about a late Proclamation concerning the Papists Jan. 17. 1678 9. 2 13. An Order of the Council inforcing strict Execution of late Proclamations touching Papists the 31 of Jan. 1678 9. 1 14. A Proclamation for a general Fast the 25 of Octob. 1678. 1 15. A Proclamation for the discovery of Sir Edmond-bury Godfrey's Murtherers the 20. of Octob. 1678. 1 16. A Proclamation for banishing Papists ten Miles from London c. Octob. 30. 1678. 2 17. A Proclamation for confinement of Papists within five Miles of their dwelling the 10 of Novemb. 1678. 2 18. A Proclamation for apprehending Conniers Simonds Walsh c. Priests the 17 of Novemb. 1678. 2 19. A Proclamation for the discovery and apprehending all Popish Priests and Jesuits the 20 of Novemb. 1678. 1 20. A Proclamation for the discovery of the death of John Powell Merchant the 22 of Nov. 1678. 1 21. A Proclamation for the farther discovery of the Plot the 27 of Novemb. 1678. 1 22. A Proclamation for disarming and securing the Papists the 20 of Decemb. 1678. 1 23. A Proclamation for the immediate return of His Majesties Subjects who are in any Foreign Seminaries the 8 of Jan. 1678. 2 24. A Proclamation for the apprehending Evers Gaven Gifford Leviston Broadstreet the 15 of Jan. 1678 9. 1 25. A Proclamation for dissolving the Parliament and calling a New one the 2 of Jan. 1678. 1 26. A Proclamation against Papists in Scotland the 3 of Jan. 1679. 2 27. A Proclamation for apprehending of Gifford Clinton c. about Firing of Houses the 4 of May 1679. 1 28. A Proclamation commanding all Papists to depart ten Miles from London c. the 4 of May 1679. 1 29. A Proclamation in Scotland on the Murther of the Archbishop of S. Andrews May 4. 1679. 2 30. A Proclamation commanding Heritors and Freeholders to attend the King's Host in Scotland the 7 of June 1679. 1 31. A Proclamation against the Resset of the Rebells and for delivering them up to Justice in Scotland the 26 of June 1679. 1 32. A Proclamation against Field-Conventicles in Scotland the 29 of June 1679. 1 33. A Proclamation for dissolving this present Parliament and calling a New one the 12 of July 1679. 1 34. A Proclamation of Pardon and Indemnity to Field-Conventicles and the late Rebells the 27 of July 1679. 1 35. A Proclamation concerning Circuit Courts in Scotland the 14. of Aug. 1679. 1 36. A Proclamation for apprehending the four Irish Ruffians the 8 of Sep. 1679. 1 37. A Proclamation for Proroguing the Parliament the 30 of Octob. 1679. 1 38. A Proclamation for the more speedy and effectual discovery of the Popish Plot the 31 of Octob. 1679. 1 39. A Proclamation for the suppressing Seditious and Treasonable Books and Pamphlets the 31 Octob. 1679. 2 40. A Proclamation for the discovery of Estates belonging to Jesuits Popish Priests and Seminaries the 12 of Nov. 1679. 1 41. A Proclamation banishing all Papists ten Miles from London the 3 of Decemb. 1679. 1 42. A Proclamation against tumultuous Petitions the 12 of Decemb 1679. 1 43. A Proclamation for proroguing the Parliament to the 11 of Novemb. next Dec. 11. 1679. 1 44. An Order of Council for discovering of Papists in the King's Palaces Dec. 19. 1679. 1 45. A Proclamation by the King for the more effectual suppressing of Papists Decemb. 21. 1679. 2 FINIS A CONTINUATION of the COMPLEAT CATALOGUE OF Stitch'd BOOKS and Single SHEETS c. Printed since the First Discovery of The Popish Plot September 1678. From the 1 st of January 1679 80. to the 25 th of June 1680. To this is prefixed some Omitted in the last The Continuation is intended by the Publisher LONDON Printed and are to be sold at the Green Dragon in St. Paul's Church-yard where is to be had a Compleat Catalogue of all printed since the PLOT 1680. Omitted in the last CATALOGUE Folio's Relating to the Plot. Plot. Number of Sheets 1. THE Petition and Declaration of Mr. Langborn to the King July 10. 1679. 1 2. A Letter from the Devil to the Pope and his Prelats at the beginning of the Reformation Prin. 1679. 1 3. The Jesuits new Discoveries 1679. 1 4. A Letter from Mr. Hutchinson allas Bury to the Jesuits in Prison shewing them how they may get out 1679. 1 5. A Letter from Rome to a Friend in London in Relation to the Jesuits Executed and those that are to be Executed in the Countries 1679. 1 6. England's Grand Memorial the unparallel'd Plot to destroy the King with Sir Edmund-bury Godfrey's Murther made visible 1679. 1 7. An Account of the Deportment and last Words of Mr. Richard Langhorn July 14. 1679. 1 8. The Behaviour last Words Non-Confession and Just Execution of Richard Langhorn July 14. 1679. 1 Folio's Miscel Number of Sheets 1. A Letter from Sir John Suckling to Mr. Henry German 1640. Print 1679. 1 2. The Parallel or an Account of the Growth of Knavery in Answer to the Growth of Popery 1679. 4 3. An Answer to Pereat Papa against the Reasons why Popery should not inherit the Crown 1679. 1 4. The Character of Popery and Arbitrary Government with a Caveat for choosing good Members to serve in this New Parliament 1679. 2 5. The Bishop of London his Letter to the Clergy of his Diocese 1679. 1 6. The ripping up of Sir John Presbyter's Garment or the Ground-work of Schism 1679. 1 Quarto's Miscel Number of Sheets POOR Robin's true Character of a Scold 1678. 1 2. A Scourge for Poor Robin or the Character of a bad Husband in Answer to the Character of a Scold 1678. 1 3. The Tyburn Ghost or the strange Downfall of the Gallows 1678. 1 4. Triumphs of London or the Lord Mayor's Show 29 Octob. 1678. 3 5. Articles of High Treason c. against the Earl of Danby with his Letter to Mr. Montague late Embassadour in France with an Additional Postscript 1678. 1 6. A Breviat of Proposals by Mr. Haines for the Speedy Promoting the Woollen Manufacture 1679. 1 7. The Proposals for Promoting the Woollen Manufactory promoted 1679. 1 8. A Method of Government for such publick working Alms-houses by Mr. Haines 1679. 1 9. God's wonderfull Judgment in Lincolnshire