Rites Which is the true Church c. Lib. 9. Treatises concerning Mr. Crofton pro and Con. 394 Crofton's Creed on Ch. Communion Appearance before Justice A rebuke of the Plea against Z. Crofton c. Lib. 10. Pieces of and relating to Mr. Drury pro and Con. 395 A plea for Gospel Communion Conscience eased His Epistolary discourse with the answer c. Lib. 12. Tracts of Mr. Edwards on the Independents c. which Answers Roplies c. 396 His Gangraena compleat 123 parts His Reasons against Independency Webb against Gangraena c. Lib. 9. Treatises writ by the Pen of that Eminent Divine Dr. Heylin with Animadversions c. Answers Replies for and against that Author 397 An Examen of the History of the Reformation Heylin 's answer to Burton Hakewell 's dissertation with Dr. Heylin c. Lib. 6. The most learned Treatises of the Orthodox Dr. Hen. Hammond and his Conferences and polemical Dissertations 398 His practical Catechisme His additions to it His Vindication of it c. Lib. 8. 399 Of the Reasonableness of Christianity Of resistance under colour of Religion Against Tombes c. Lib. 7. 400 His degrees of Ardency in Ch. Prayer Jeanes against the same On Dr. Creed s defence of Dr. Hammond c. Lib. 10. Various Peices of the Reverend Mr. Jos Mede 401 The Apostacy of the latter times Daniell 's Weeks Churches appropriate for Worshiping c. Lib. 7. Several Tracts relating to the Rise Principles Practises Trials Government Persecutions c. of the Churches in New-England with Answers Considerations c. on the same 402 Allen and Shepherd 's defence Elliot on the progress of the Gospel The Boston Synod's defence c. Lib. 10. 403 Mather 's Neds principles on Baptisme Noyes Survey of the Temple N. England 's first fruits c. Lib. 8. 404 The Platform of Ch. Government Clark on N. England 's Persecution A Narrat of their Ch. Courses c. lib. 8. Of Ch. Vnion and Vnity 405 Bp. of Cork 's Peace-maker Ch. Unity under Decius A seasonable preservative to Unity c. Lib. 12. 213 Hereford Bishops naked Truth Animadversions on the same The Author Stript naked c. Lib. 12. New-England 405 Winslow 's New-England 's Salamander Wheelwright 's Mercurius Americanus Eliots Tears of Repentance c. Lib. 8. Treatises of and concerning the Jews on their Messia Eating of Blood Transactions Conversion and Call c. 406 Ben. Israel Vindicae Judaeor A History of the Jews in England Ben Israel 's Address to O. Crom. c. Lib. 12. 407 Thorowgood 's American 's Jewish Race Sr. H. L' Strange against Thorowgood Bar. Isaiah 's Vindicat of the Christians Mâ—â—siah c. Lib. 9. 408 The Dial. between a Jew and a Priest complete Evan Cohan's Conversion Ben. Israel 's hopes of Israel c. Lib. 8. 409 Against eating of blood The Vindication The Proceedings under Sabothi Levi c. Lib. 10. Bundles of Tracts Pamphlets English Miscellaney in Quarto Of Government in all it's Species it's forms Original basis end Power and Dominion some Polemical Treatises on most elegible Kind c. 410 Of the Institution of Princes Sr. Tho. Smith de republica Angl. The true Notion of Government c. Lib. 12. 411 Hudson's Divine right of Government Observat On Hobbs Milton and Grotius On Aristot form of Government c. Lib. 11 Monarchial Tracts 412 Dr. Cross for the power of Kings Dr. Bayly's Royal Charter A Vindicat. of the regal power c. Lib. 7. 413 K. Ch. 2d's Kerdiston doron Dud. Diggs against arming against the King The Supereminency of Monarchy c. Lib. 7. 414 Sr. John Cheek's True Subject Ossery's Bp. Discovery of Miseries Vindiciae Regum c. Lib. 7. 415 The Lord 's Anointed on Jus Divinum On Monarchial Government Eng. Monarchy asserted c. Lib. 8. Antimonarchial and Democratial Tracts on Anarchy c. 416 Leicester's Common wealth On Usurped Powers Jun. Brutus contra Tyrannos c. Lib. 10. 417 Neeham on the Excellency of Democracy Harrington's Valerius and Publicola The Aphorism's of the Kingdom c. lib. 11. 418 The Idea of a Norman Monarch Prynn on the rights of the people Ball the Rule of the free people c. lib. 9. 419 Milton on Civil Power Beacon Solon's Folly A Model of Democracy c. lib. 11. Of Succession to the Crown of England with several Tracts relating to K. Jam. when D. of York on the Bill of Exclusion c. Pro and Con. 420 On the broken Succession The History of the Succession from Egbert The Parliam vindicated in the late Abdication c. lib. 7. 421 3 Quest On Succession and Popery examined D. Monmouth's Interest Asserted The Nations Inter. in the D. of Y. c. lib. 9. Divers Curious Treatises of the Power Jurisdiction Priviledges Fundemental Constitutions Practises c. of Parliaments and Parliament Members 422 Sir W. Rawleigh on the Priviledges of Parliaments Milton on Parliament power Johnson's Essay concerning Parliaments c. lib. 11. Of Bishops Voting and Sitting in Parliament Pro and Con. 423 On the ilconvenience thereof Prynns dispute on the same An Apology for Bishops sitting c. lib. 10. On Parliament Election from the Choice of Members c. 424 Quaeries in Order to a Choice Observat on regulating Elections The Qualifications of a Rump Member c. lib. 12. Parliamentary Proceedings particular Votes Messages Petitions of and relating to Kings and their Parliaments Debates Passages Conferences c. as well past as of law 425 Col. Whaley's Relation of K. Ch. 1. Departure from H. Court A Summary of all the Declarat Messages c. 1642. The Cause of the Dissolution 1653. c. lib 29. 426 Pym's Declaration of H. Treason with his Charge against the Lord Strafford with his Lordships-Answer Defence and other Matters c. lib. 4. 427 Littleton Seldon Diggs and Cook on the Subjects Rights The Order and Course of passing Bills The Orders Punishments c. of the H. of Commons c. lib. 14. Parliament proceedings on and concerning Religion 428 The Scotch Ministers Petition The Scot. Convocates healing attempt The Parliaments power in Laws for Religion c. Lib. 12. Parliament affairs Miscellaneous 429 A Looking glass for the Parliament 1684. On the King and Parliament Soveraignity Ward on the Duty of Parliament Men c. Lib. 16. 430 The Parliaments priviledges from Com. Law Hackwâ—â—l on the Subject's Duty Comparatis Comparandis c. Lib. 11. 431 Cook 's redintegratio amoris Sr. John Knight's speech answer'd Parliamentum pacificum c. Lib. 14. 432 The Grand Concern of Eng The Honour of Q. Eliz. Parliaments A Way to a lasting Settlement c. Lib. 14. 433 On the Necessity of frequent Parliaments An appeal from the private Cabal Proposals Offer'd to the Parliament c. Lib. 11. 434 The Definition of a Parliament The Parliament Littany No Parliament without a King c. Lib. 23. A Curious Collection of all Orders and
with the Ans The Ans to Alderman Garraways Speech An Ans to D. Ruperts Declar. c. Lib. 21. From 47 to 49. 487 An Ans to David Jenkins The Royal Apology in Ans to the Parliam The Parliam to the Scotch Comm. c. Lib. 24. From 49 to 80. 488 An Ans to sev Petitions to Ol. Crom. To the Declaration between the English and Dutch States To Oliver's Speech in vindicat of 5 Monarchy c. Lib. 19. From 80 to 90. 489 An Ans to K. Jam. 2d Declaration To Mr. Ashton's dying Paper To the Bish of Oxon on the Penal Laws c. Lib. 15. Mâ—scâ—llaneous Tracts being all Discouâ—ses Observations Animadversions Reflections Admonitions Discoveries Cautions Parrarels Memoirs Maxims Positions Arguments Expedients Conclusions relating to the Pretences Designes Confederacies Consultations Policies Letters Papers Negotiations Stratagems Plots and to every material action whatsoever in general of Church State or the Army or of each particular Memb. thereof individual or compound both Bp. Pastors Kings Peers Gen. and Private Subjects in all Capacities as well as Parliam Associations Fraternities c. 490 The Royal Legacies of K. Ch. I. Hollingworth's defence of K. Ch. I. with Walk Acc. The Royal Succ. Clear'd c. Lib. 18. 491 K. Jam. I. on the duty of a King The Model of a Common-wealth Votivae Angliae c. Lib. 28. 492 The United Provinces Interest Buchanan's detections of the Q. of Scots The Machiav Cromwellist c. Lib. 23. 493 No Protestant Plot the 3 parts Engl. enslav'd to Pop. succ The Sorbon subscription to the Oath of Allegiance c. Lib. 23. 494 Sr. R. Cotton on Gondamours Emb. Hakwell on the Liberty of the subj Martin on the Independency of Eng. c. Lib. 30. 495 Q Eliz. Exhort on the Span Invas Nanton's Observat on Q. Eliz. The State of the Eng. Fugitives in Spain 1696 c. Lib. 24. 496. Allen s Killing no Murder to Ol. Crom. Ol. Crom. thanks to Fairf The Nat. of the Savoy persec as sent to Ol. Crom. c. Lib. 18. 497 The Charges against K. Ch. I. clear'd Observat on Sejanus's fall Asinus Onustus deliver'd to Q. Eliz. c. Lib. 3. 498 Stubbs on the Holland War The simple Cobler per La guard Honesty is the Best Policy c. Lib. 28. 499 Dodona's Vocal forest Against killing men for theft De Brittain's Dutch Usurpation c. Lib. 26. 500 The Iron Rod in Cromwel's hands the Prelates Pride Speculum Crape gownâ—rum both parts and Ans c. Lib. 23. 501 The discovery of Spanish practises both parts Presbytery display'd A Muzle for Cerberus and his Whelps c. Lib. 34. 502 Remarks on the Oxon. Parl. Debates Raleigh's Albania Mercurius Venereus c. Lib. 19. 503 The Eastern Kings Embassy to Ol. Crom. Sir W. Rawleigh's Ghost Martines Echo c. Lib. 28. 504 K. Jam. I. Charge to the Circuit Judges The Layman's Religion The Fr. Kings Edict against Protestants c. Lib. 22. 505 Howard's Pattern of Christian Loyalty Anglorum Singultus to General Monk Rich's Irish Hubb bubb c. Lib. 19. 506 The Oxonian anti-Anti-Parliament The Reasons of England's Confederacy with France weighed The Scotch Mist dispelled c. Lib. 15. 507 Reflections on the Opinions of Modern Divines The Pacquet of Advice complete The Red-coats Catechism c. lib. 22. 508 K. Jam. 1. against private Combats The Evaporation of the Apple of Palestine Mischiefs of misrepresenting the King c. lib. 20. Cosmographical Geographical and Anthological Histories of the whole World 509 Pomponius Mela Cosmoge Strafford's Geographical Description The Modern History of the World both parts c. lib. 7. European Hist containing the Descript Origine Antiq. Laws Customs Govern Manners Qual strength and material Occurrences Rebellions Battles Sieges and in all the Countries of Europe entirely and partic on Russia Pol. Hungary Greece Moldavia the Seigniories in and about Italy as Modena Ven. Gen. Sicily Savoy the Gris c. and abund of Tracts relat to the Terri of the Turks 510 Cardin. Contareno's Hist of Venice On the Dukedom of Modena On the Dukedom of Tuscany c. lib. 16. 511 On Stenho Rarin's Rebellion in Muscovy The Descript of Europe from 1650 to 1610. The Troubles of Geneva 1591 c. lib. 17. American and other Hist viz. of Carol. Virgin Isle of Pines Newfoundland c 512 Nova Britania in Virginia Bullock's Examinat of Virginia Whitbourn on the Discovery of Newfoundland c. lib. 10. Histories of New England in divers curious Tracts containing the Laws Customs Warrs Trade Products Religion Conversion and the Progress of Christianity 513 Mather's Hist of their Warrs Wood's New Englan Prospect Whitfield on the Converted State of the Indians c. lib. 11. â—14 An Abstract of their Laws Motton's New Englands Canaan Clark on the New Englands Persecution c. lib. 10. Histories of England containing all its Transactions of State within it self and with other Nations the Lives and Practices of its Princes the Account of all Ecclesiastical and Military Affairs in general on the Honour Defence Safety Interest Troubles Ilconveniences c. 515 Froissard's Epitome The Reign of K. Hen. 3. The Court of K. James 1. c. lib. 18. â—16 Pulleston's Epitome Monarch Brit. Daniel's Hist of England Of York and Lancast Warrs c. lib. 11. â—17 Owen's Register of Engl. Seminaries c. The English Pope Another with a Vindication and Parallel c. lib. 11. â—18 Pulleston on God's Care of Monarchy Penn on the Interest of Engl. K. Ch. 1. no Man of Blood but a Martyr c. lib. 11. â—19 Gowry's Conspiracy K. Ch. 1. Affairs in Scotl. under Montross St. Grevil's 5 Years of K. James c. lib. 17. 520 Fletcher's Hist of Henry A Narr of the Span. Intreagues in Engl. Turner's Abstract of Peers c. lib. 15. 521 The Foundations c. of Oxford and Cambridge England's and Holland's Union England's Doxology c. lib. 11. 522 Walker's History of Independency complete c. lib. Curious Tracts relating to Scotland both to its Church and State c. Affairs during the late Civil Warrs in its Negotiations Papers c. with Engl. its Battles Victories Losses Accounts Assemblies Parliam Convocations Treaties Manifesto's Proclamations Answers c. and Modern Treat on the same 523 Scotl. Ancient Obligat to Engl. Lysimach Nicanor to the Covenanters The Scotch Grievances under Lauderdale c. lib. 16. 524 Their Barbarities against Bps. The Assemblie's Exhortation to England The Scot's Cabinet Opened c. lib. 26. 525 The Scotch Proceedings 1640. The Soldier 's Speech on the Ks. Coronat Oath A Remonstr on the Scotch Troubles c. lib. 21. 526 The Lawfulness of the Scots Invasion Their Kirk's Confession of Faith Copies of all Letters Papers c. between their Commissioners and the English Parliarment c. lib. 19. 527 Rutherford's Plea for Presbytery An Assertion of Scotch Ch. Government The Scotch Kirk's Protestation c. lib. 9. 528 Reformat
Another of the same for many Years c. Lib. 56. 133. Examinations Confessions Behaviours last dying Speeches and Remarkable Tryals of several Persons divers Ranks and Qualities and of other noted Malefactors Priests Jesuits c. in the Popish Plot Rebels in the West c. with Observations and Remarks on their Speeches and Behavious at the place of Execution in Lib. 107. 134 A Collection of Pamphlets all relating to Popery the Popish Plot contrivances Massacrees and Murders Observarions and Memoirs relating to the same in England and Ireland together with the Discoveries Animadversions on that Religion c. Lib. 48. 135 Relations of strange News from several parts of Europe with an account of other mixt matters as Engagements Flights Victories Losses Earthquakes Storms c. Lib. 77. 136 News both Forreign and Domestick of Wars and Fights and of divers other Occurrances and jocular Observations and accounts of the times in Lib. 63. 137 Last Speeches Tryals Condemnations Confessions and Relations of Marder as well in divers parts of the three Kingdoms as abroad with Sessions Proceedings c. Fires c. Lib. 54. 138 Narratives of Apparitions Comets Eclipses Prophesies Predictions Prognostications Visions c. Lib. 27. 139 Catalogues Lists Registers of the Nobility Gentry Parliament Men Prebendaries Voters in Parliament Armies Officers c. Lib. 30. 140 Scotch Affairs relating to the State Conventions c. with the Proceedings of an against the Rebels with an account of the Rebellion Plots and Transactions in Scotland in Lib. 73. 141 Irish Affairs relating to the Reduction of Ireland with a general Account of Sieges Surrenders taking of Cities Towns c. of Londonderry Dublin Lymerick Cork Kingsale c. as also of the Engagements Fights between the English and the Irish as at the Boyn Belfast c. since the Late Revolution in Lib. 65. 142 Prologues and Epilogues in Verse by ingenious Witts upon several Plays with divers Dialogues Satyrical in Verse on occasional Matters and relating to the Popish and Phanatical Plot c. in Lib. 30. 143 A Collection of Miscellany occasional Poems as Elegies Farewels Epitaphs Congratulatory Satyrical c. and several on noted Persons and occasional Miscellanious Matters in Lib. 53. 144 Another bundle of the same in Lib. 40. 145 Another bundle of the same in Lib. 41. 146 Diversa Poemata Latina Miscellanea in seperalibus subjectis composita in Lib. 33. 147 Trade Husbandry Improvement and Advancement of the same Money and Land with abundance of Remarks on the same several about divers Manifactories and Merchandize about Plantations and Foreign Trade c. Lib. 50. 148 Abundance of Tracts about Printing with several Proposals Meetings Consultations and Lists of Printers divers curious Collections of printed Books Advertisements c. Lib. 40. 149 Miscellany Tracts relating to State Matters since the Restauration of Charles 2d to these times wherein the passages of this Nation are particularly discussed as Liberty and Property Arbitrary Power Passive Obedience and Non-Resistance c. Lib. 100. 150 Another of the same in Lib. 61. 151 Another of the same in Lib. 43. 151 * Another of the same in Lib. 45. Folio Broad-sides 152 A bundle of Divinity containing the Dying Sayings and last Speeches of abundance of English Divines as well Episcopal as Presbyterial as with abundance of Instructions Advices Rules and Directions to all Christians c. with several relations of Duty of and points in Religion in Lib. 44. 153 Another of the same in Lib. 44. 154 State Acts of Parliament from 1649 to 1660 in Lib. 36. 155 A Set of Proclamations from the Year 1638 to 1694. in Lib. 92. 156 Declarations on several great Occasions from the year 42 to 94 in Lib. 68. 157 Votes Orders and Ordinances of Parliament Privy Council with Resolves of Parliament c. from the Year 1640 to 1692 in Lib. 161. 158 Remonstrances to Kings Princes the Protectors Commissioners c. Relations and Representations off and to several Noblemen Knights Citizens and Burgesses in Parliament Gent. Clergy-Men c. relations of Sieges Battles c. Lib. 54. 159 Addresses abundance of various sorts from Corporations and divers single Persons and Persons of Note Divines Gentry and Commons c. The Earl of Clarendon c. and Communities of People in the Three Kingdoms in Lib. 40. 1660 Petitions from divers parts of the Three Kingdoms of several Corporations also of private Persons of all Ranks to the King Parliament House of Lords Oliver c. as well before as since the Restauration Lib. 83. 161 Papers most relating to King Charles the First containing Speeches Demands Passages Answers Commissions Reasons c. and several other Matters and some Speeches besides in Lib. 60. 162 Scoth and Irish Proclamations Declarations Acts Publications and Orders on divers great Occasions in Lib. 49. 163 Letters to and from Kings Princes States Nobility Gentry Clergy Commons Generals Admirals from Counties Cities Burroughs Corporations c. in the three Kingdoms in Lib. 50. 164 Another of the same in Lib. 36. 165 Lists and Catalogues being an account of all Members of Parliament Privy-Council of all Nobility of all Officers and Commanders of all the Militia of London the Lieutenancy of Officers slain in the Battles account of Navys Lord Lieutenants of Counties Aldermen Common-Council Divines Governors of Hospitals and the Children of Judges of Fellows c. Conventions and Convocation Members Adventurers of Companies Lent-Preachers Govornors of the Sons of Clergy Rebels in the West c. from 1674 to 1695. 166 Another bundle from 1640 to 1674. 1667 Tables to the Bible of Ecclesiastical writers of Israel Judge's Duties in Religion Chronological Tables in Lat. and Engl. for reading History Tables for purchasers Tything of Consanguinity of Marriage of Short Hand Characters of the West and North Roads Parish Duties of Loss and Gain Tide Table of Scantlings of Timber for Victuallers of Assize of Bread of Equations of numerical Proportions c. Lib. 30. 168 Cases of divers of the Nobility Gentry Clergy Commons Corporations c. with Characters of several Orders and Qualities in Lib. 25. 169 Trade with its improvement in general of divers Wool Manufactories East-India Guinea c trading of Improvement in Ireland by Fishery Irish Cattel Butter and Cheese French Salt Coals Leather importing Books white Paper undertakers Reasons and Proposals offer'd to the Parliament from several Companies about Trade many Papers about Excise Hearth Money c. Lib. 48. 170 Presentments of Grand Juries of several Counties Orders of their Sessions Car-Men Hackney Coach-men for relief of maimed Soldiers for apprehending of High-way-men against Conventicles repairing of High-ways and several others on Trades and Artificers c. Lib. 69. Greek and Hebrew 171 Poematalat in diversis Subjectis Composita in Lib. 221. 172 Poems on divers Miscellany Matters and Subjects by the Witts of the times in Lib. 66. 173 Another of the same Lib. 73. 174 Very ingenious Songs and Ballads made and set
Ordinances of Parliament from 41 to 1650 relating to all Ecclesiastical Military and Civil Affairs transacted those times as on sequestrations publick and private of Bishops and Kings Lands abrogating Episcopacy c. against Organs Liturgies on repairing of Churches Tythes Presbyterial Government Reformation Taxes Loans Duties Securities Indempuities on Trade at Land and Sea Payments Accounts Levies of Money and Arms on matters regulating the Parliamentary Wars c. Lib. 332. Other Orders and Ordinances of Magistrates c. 436 For Government of St. Bartholomews Hospital On the Infection of the Plague For Marshalling Imbatteling c. Lib. 24. 437 Several publick Acts made during Oliver's Usurpation viz. prohibiting the Proclaiming of a King for the abolishing Deans Chapters sale of Lands levying of Arms regulating of Officers c. freeing of Prisoners c. by K. Ch. 2. on restoring the Church of England c. Lib. 16. State Remonstrances 438 Pym. on the Grievances of the Kingdom Judge Jenkin's Remonstrance A Remonstrance against Non-Resistance c. Lib. 18. 439 K. Sweeden against Denmark Of the Kirk of Scotland Prynn against Ship-money c. Lib. 30. 440 K. Ch. 2d at Berwick The Armies to Richard Protector The Dutch on Dewitt's proceedings c. Lib. 35. Representations of Church State and War from bodies single and corporate relating to Government Religion Practises c. 441 To Major Fleetwood To Lord Fairfax To the Pr. of Orange c. Lib. 22. Proclamations on various Subjects during the Civil War 442 The Scots Procl of K. Ch. 2d For the tryal of K. Ch. 1 K. Phillip of Spain for reformation c. Lib. 21. Declarations of Remarkable Matters of State throughout Europe in the Reigns of Q. Eliz. and K. James the 1. 443 K. Jam. for the Executing Sr. W. Rawleigh Of the Reform Ch. of Rochester Of the French K. against the Duke of Vendosme c. lib. 22. 444 Of the Causes that mov'd Q. Eliz. to assist Holland Of the proceedings of the then E. of Essex Of Count Fredericks accepting the Crown of Bohemia c. lib. 18. Declarations and Manifesto's from the year 1641 to this present time relating to all Matters of Religion State Government Interest War Peace Leagues Liberty Priviledge Commerce martime Affairs Tryals Proceedings c. Of the Emperor of Germany and Muscovy Kings of Eng. France Spain Denmark Sweden Poland and of other Supreme Princes and Republicks Of Parliaments Assemblies Cardinals Bishops Civil Magistrates Generals c. Containing all the most remarkable Transactions Politicks Counsels throughout whole Europe during those years 445 K. Ch. 2d dated at Breda The K. of France's decl of War against Eng. The D. of Brandenbourg on the present War c. lib. 632. Proposition Proposals and Desires of K. Ch. 1. the Parliament by their respective Agents and particular Men c. on Reformation of Church and State settling of Peace improving of Laws learning Trade and Manufacture on Treatises Levyes Cessation of Armes Surrenders of Cities c. in the 3 Kingdoms Joyntly and Separately 446 Proposals for a National Reform At the Uxbridg Treaty Of the Rump Parliament for bringing in Plate c. lib. 104. Vindications of Church and State in time of War and Peace of the Actions and Managements of eminent Persons bearing Office or otherwise qualifi'd whether singled or aggregate Vindicat. of Authors Charges Principles Doctrins Tenets Dignities c. Some by way of Answer rejoynder c. from the year 1640 to 1689. 447 Of Mr. Love's Practises Of the Royal Power against Spiritual Authority Of the Ordinance of the Ch. of Eng. c. lib. 89. Observations Divine Politick and Military on Princes Kingdoms States Governments c. on national Wars Treatises Messages Speeches Sermons Ordinances Books Passages Accidents on the times c. 448 On the Historian of Mary Q. of Scots Sir Th. Overbury's on the 17 Provinces On the burning of London c. lib. 33. â—â—aeries Serious and Jocose a Theological Moral Political and Ecclesiastick Matters relating to Kings Parliaments on their Election Power Protection Proceedings on Ch. and State Government Conditions Interest Safety on several Religious Points viz. Liberty of Conscience Covenants Conventicles c. 446 Prynn's Conscientious Quaeries 16 Quaer propos'd to the Bishops 10. Quaer on the personal Treaty with K. Ch. 1. c. lib. 59. Considerations of Church and State on their respective differences jars domestick and forreign on private and publick Agreements Grants Seals Debts Perce Subscriptions Speeches Accidents Petitions c. On Obedience to Magistrates National Convocations c. Ancient and Moders 450 Lord Bacon on the War with Spain On the death of K. Ch. the 2d For Obedience to Rich. Cromwel c. lib. 27. Appeals from the year 1640 to 1689 in various Cases and on different Subjects respecting single or mixt Persons to God Conscience the K. Councels superiour Courts Parliaments Generals Cities c. on Justice Preservation on the K. on the safety of the Commons on Liberty Property Religion Lord's Day c. 451 Ivies appeal against Alimony The Protestants appeal in Ireland R. Baxters account c. lib. 14. Advices Admonitions and Instructions Civil and Ecclesiastick of and to Persons of the same or of different Qualities Degrees and professions on Marriages Accounts Laws Wars c. 452 K. Ch. 1. to his Son K. Ch. 2d Bp. Laud to Bp. Wren A Dissenter to the Ch. of England c. lib. 28. Occasional Replies and Defences Miscellaneous on Memorials Vindications Declarations Answers Reasons Dispositions Remarks Narratives on Censures of Persons and Books on Charges exhibited c. 453 P. Ruperts to the Parliaments Vindicat. Sir G. Downings's to the States General Glyn's to the E. of Strafford c. lib. 20. Pleas on various and nice Subjects on Monarchy Soveraignty Government on the Ministry in several Branches against Oppression Murmuring Invectives Injustice Injury for Nonconform Liberties right Moderation Prisoners peace tolleration of Persuasions Practises c. 454 Dr. Hewit against the Parliament For the pardoning part of the R. For limited Monarchy c. lib. 21. Apologies on Church and Church Affairs for Doctrines and Doctors 455 Bp. Jewel for the C. of Eng. Anonym for the Liturgy L'estranges Apology for Protestant c. lib. 20. Apol. on State and Civil Affairs for State Ministers and Professors 456 Of the Prince of Orange 1581. Of the Earl of Essex 1598. The Younger Brother's Apology c. Lib. 23. Alarms or Admonitory Excitations 457 An Al. to Priests Judges c. Symm's Great Britain's Alarm An Alarm for Sinner c. Lib. 15. Instructions and Directions referring to the settling and better disposing the Church State and Army 458 For K. Charles the 2d Restoration For executing of the Martial Law Marquest of Montross's Instructions c. Lib. 23. Animadversions on Notes Letters Pamphlets Declarations Manifesto's Remonstrances c. 459 On a Letter to Oliv. Cromwell On the Fr. K's Declarat against Protestants On the Sweedish Manifesto c. Lib.
18. Reasons being divers Tracts on various Subjects viz. Religion and all its Concomitants as Reformation Ceremonies and Trials Policies c. 460 K. Ch. for not abolishing Episcop That the Supreme Authority is not in Parliaments For abrogating the Tests c. Lib. 19. 461 Of the El. Palatines coming into England Of the Legality of Kings Why Bohemia rejected Ferdinando c. Lib. 26. Addresses Pangerical Historical Argumentive petitionary c. to Princes Potentates c. from Orders Communities Representatives c. 462 To Free-men and Free-holders Concerning the Succession and the Fears of Popery The Church and Poor to the King c. Lib. 29. Papers and Copies of Papers of Kings Parliaments particular Persons eminent in some Faculty ancient and modern together with divers Answers subjoin'd to its proper Tract Defences c. on most memorable Affairs 463 A Defence of K. Charles the 2d's and D. of these Papers Six Papers of Dr. Burnet Mr. Sydney's and Ashton's dying Papers c. Lib. 25. Cases of State Matters on Law Policy Conscience Purchases c. as represented of or before Kings Parliaments c. 464 Of the Common-wealth by M. Needham The Case of the D. Hamilton K. Charles the 1st Case stated c. Lib. 25. States Commissions of King and Parliament 465 K. Jam. I. on the Creat of Baronets For the excuting the Laws for the relief of the Poor c. For compounding forwards Ideots c. lib. 12. Speeches of Ks Qs noted Ministers of State Peers Parliam Ambassadors Vniversities Magistrates Commoners in any Office on Grievances Distractions and Redress of the Kingdom on Deliveries of Messages Petitions Propositions on the Regal Episcopal and Parliamentary Power Prerogatives Authority Restraint on Protestations Impeachments Vindications exhibiting and passing of Bills viz. Shipmoncy Acts of Indempnity and Oblivion c. Speeches on Advancements Treaties Coronations and on the Restoration c. which ever hath pass'd through the three Kingdoms to which are subjoyn'd many Answers and Reflections and intermingled with several foreign Speeches 466 Of K. H. 8. to his Parl. Of Q. Eliz. K. James 1st D. of Buck. c. E. of Shaftesbury O. Cromwell c. lib. 100. 467 Of Piercy E. of Northumb. Of the Lord Digby against the Lord Strafford The Lord Falkland against the Lord Finch c. lib. 56. 468 Bp. Laud on Bastwick's Censure Pym. against the Lord Strafford London City to Ol. Cromwell c. lib. 40. 469 Three Speeches of my Lord Bacon Sir Ed. Deering's the whole Collection The Speech without doors with the Answers c. lib. 45. The last dying Speeches Confessions and Behaviours of the most eminent Persons M. Ch. and State that suffer'd justly or unjustly for pretended or real Treason nad Misdemeanors from 1640 to 1680. 470 Of K. Ch. I Sir Ch. Lucas Ld. Wentworth c. Bp. Laud Dr. Hewitt Ld. Capell c. Sir Hen. Vane Coll. Dride Miles Corbet c. lib. 47. Petitions and Copies of Petitions from the King to the Parliament and è conversò Of Noble-men Spiritual and Temporal Of Church Communions Assemblies Counties Commonalties Cities and of several individual Members of each to both King and Parliament separately or joyntly on Episcopacy Rights and Immunities of the Subjects redress of Imprisonments Distractions of Church and Kingdom Trade and Interest and on other various Subjects as the Affairs of the Times requir'd from 1660. to 1642. with Answers Examinations c. thereof 471 To Q. Eliz. The Lay Papist to K. Jam. I. Pryn's Petition when Prisoner in Jersey c. lib. 49. From 42 to 43. 472 A Collection of Petitions for Episcopacy The Parliament to the K. at Beverly London to the Parliament for Peace c. lib. 62. From 43 to 46. 473 Bp. Laud for not transportation The Catholicks to Prince Rupert Of the Assembly of Divines c. Lib. 51. From 46 to 50. 474 Jones to Ol. Crom. The Anabaptist to the Parliament Women's Petition for Col. Lilburne c. Lib. 61. From 50 to 60. 475 Of Capt. John Hind Mr. Hotham's Petit. and Argum. To Rich. the Protect c. Lib. 20. From 60 and upwards 476 Collect. of Petitions presented to the K. 1660 Bosson to K. Ch. 2d Jenkyn's Petitions c. Lib. 11. Memorials and Memento's on the Rights Liberties of Kings Princes States Minist and Subjects on their Intrigues Negotiations Passages Councels Embassi c. 477 Of the French K. Intrigues at Constantinople Pryn's Memor on K. Charles's Martyrd Sr. G. Downing on K. Ch. 2 c. Lib. 15. State Manifesto's 478 Pr. Palatine's on his Right of Succession On the Differences between the K. of Denm and D. of Sleswick K. Jam. I. on the Palatines Cause c. Lib. 8. Messages from K. Ch. 2d to the Parliam and from and to other Forreign Kingdoms and States during the Rebellion 479 The K. Message for a Personal Treaty Prince Ch. to the Emp. of Germany c. The Scotch Parliam to the Queen of Sweeden c. Lib. 77. Charges Impeachments Articles of Accusation c. of Crimes Injuries Misdemeanors Oppressions Breaches of Trust High-Treason c. Exhibited against the most Noted Personages during the Vnnatural Wars and of later Years 480 Against K. Ch. I. Bp. Laud Against the Earl of Strafford Against the Earl of Danby c. Lib. 52. Articles Leagnes Truces and Capitalations of Peace Friendship Neutrality Navigation and Commerce Mutual Alliance and Defence between different Empires Principalities Seâ—â—nâ—uries States c. between our Kingdoms and other Princes in all quarters of the World 481 Of Aix la Chapel Treaty Between K. charles 2d and the Indians And the Algerines and Tunizeens c. Lib. 52. 482 Of the Pyrenean Treaty Between K. Charles 2d and the Netherlands Between K. Ch. I. and the K. of Portug c. Lib. 22. Historical and Moral Discourses of Treason and Rebellion wherein are consid the Principles Pretences its hainousness fatal consequences and Judgm on the Act. and Authors c. and the contrary on the Obedience Duty and Loyalty to Superiours on the Authority and other Prerogatives of Magistrates 483 Treasons Anatomy The Rebels Plea and its Answers The Field of Blood c. Lib. 18. Discourses on Vsurpation Tyrants and Tyranny explaining the Original rise extent and end of Magisterial power natural and national Rights Freedoms and properties of Mankind the Difference between Civil Authority and Vsurpation and the Characters both of good and bad Governours 484 K. Jam. I. Judgm on a Tyrant Cowling Survey of Tyranny Ham's Testimony against Usurpation c. Lib. 11. Answers and Resolutions theological Historical and Critical to Petitions Impeachmens Treatises Remonstrances Letters Apologies Observation c. on K. Ch. I. and the Parliam Declarations Messages Propositions c. from 1540 to 1642. 485 K. Ch. I. to the Parliam on the Array An Answer to Dr. Ferne on Gov. To the Observatour on K. Ch. I. Messages c. Lib. 36. From 42 to 47. 486 The Sea Gull
of Ch. Government clear'd The Scotch Covenant condemned A Confutat of the Scotch Government c. lib. 21. 529 Presbyt Inquisit on Edinbur College The Scotch Presbyt Weathercock A Vindic. of their Proceedings against Bps c. lib. 11. 530 The Answer to Dundee's Declarat 1690. The Scotch Presbyt Eloquence Buchanan de jure regni apud Scot c. lib. 16. 531 An Expostulat with the Scotch Whiggs Scotland drawn by an English Pencil Scotl. pulling down the Gates of Rome c. lib. 14. Irish Tracts relating to all the Transactions Ancient and Modern performed in in Ireland on their Parliaments Orders Councils on their Ingratitude Rise Government Troubles Wars Messages Trade Reduction and whatsoever remarkable occurr'd to the present Time 532 Walker's Vindicat. of his Acc. of London Derry A Journal of their Parliam proceed 1689. A List of the Gent. att by K. J. 2. c. lib. 18. 533 Tyrconnel's Lieuftenship Vindica Irish Papists no Evidences Remarks on their Affairs and Trade c. lib. 12. 534 An Accou of the Affairs in 89 and 90. A Narr of the Rebel 1650 A Remonst on the Ch. and Kingdom of Ireland c. lib. 16. 535 The Irish Affairs under the 2 last Reigns The Methods of subduing Protestantism A Collection of Murthers committed in Ireland c. lib. 15. 536 A Representation of the Irish under K. James 2d The Persecutions of the Kilmore Protestants The Protestants Appeal to K. James 2d c. Lib. 20. Historical and Moral Low Dutch Tracts wherein are all the State Matters of every Province their Government and Governours the Actions Civil and Military the Description and Surveys c. of their Inhabitants Natures Cities Commodities Trade Policy Riches c. divers Relations of Sieges c. are handled 537 The Hist of the Royal Congress at the Hague Observat on the Pr. of Or. and the States The subdued Provinces admonition to Holland c. Lib. 16. 538 Sir R. Williams on the Actions of the Netherlands An exact description of Flanders Churchyard's Hist of Netherlands c. Lib. 15. Tracts Ecclesiastical Civil Historical and Moral relating to France to the Kings Subjects thereof on the Rise Intreagues Negotiations Incroachments Wars Persecutions Reformation of Religion Factions particular of the house of Guise predictions and c. with Pleas Answers and other Proceedings in Ch. and State 539 The Fortune of France prophetical A Refutation of the Anticotton The Counter league of the D. of Guise c. Lib. 15. 540 The Counter Guise Dryden's vindication of the Guise and Covent parrallel Dannet's History of France c. Lib. 11. 541 A Tract on the Fr. King's Nativity The Fr. Assemblies proceedings The Fr. Parliaments proceeds on the Popes Bull c. Lib. 14. 542 The Fr. Herauld The Fr. Princes Association Arnauld against the Jesuites c. Lib. 15. Spanish and Portuguese Tracts Ecclesiastical c. on their Forreign and Domestick Transactions Leagues Wars on the Nature and Genious of the Countries Persons Descriptions of the most remarkable Subjects some Transactions from the Original compeled in those Nations 543 A Pageant of Spanish Humours Vox Populi both parts A Description of the Escarial c. Lib. 9. 544 A Vindicat. of the true Sabastian The Spaniards Monarchy Wadsworth's State of Spain c. Lib. 9. 545 Montanu's Discovery of the Inquisit The English and Spaniard's Compar'd On the Spaniards Cruelty and Policy c. Lib. 7. 546 Hostories of Germany describing it's Wars in 10 Books and Supplements containing it's most material Occurrences with Italy France the Palatinate Bohemia the Grizons Brandenbourg Gulick Saxony c. with an account of all the Rights Custom 's Manners Practices Affairs in Church and State their Dissentions Wars Dicts c. Lib. 10. 547 The present and future Condition of Germany The Election Ceremonies of Matthias Of Ferdinando c. Lib. 19. Relating more particularly to Bohemia and the Palatinate 548 Bohemica Jura defensa The State between the Emperor and Bohemia Bohemia Regnum Electivum c. Lib. 17. Swedish and Danish Treatises Ecclesiastical Historical and Civil containing the Wars between each and of each against the Empire and respectively among themselves on their Battles Sieges Treatises Religion Disciplines and on the most Remarkable Actions of their Kings c. 549 The Funeral of Gust Adolph A Survey of the Kingdom of Sweden The Star of the North c. Lib. 10. 550 The whole proceeds at Roskeld Treaty the Passages since the Treaty Gustava's Storming Coppenhagen c. Lib. 7. 551 The Sweedish Intelligencer compleat in Lib. 4. Relations Narratives Accounts News from several parts of the 3 Kingdoms and from Forreign parts of strange Accidents and Calamities National and Particular of Apparitions Insurrections Plots Births Deaths Fires Murdâ—rs Massacres c. of hundred of Mixt Matters from 1903. to 1691. 552 A Nar. of the Acts of the E. of Essex On the Death of the Lord Cornwallis Brumswicks overthrow to Tilly c. Lib. 47. 553 A Nar. of the Powder Plot The Death of Mr. Pymm The apprehending of John James c. Lib. 36. 554 The Contents of the black Box K. Ch. 2d Conference with Cardinal Mazerine The taking of Cap. Hind c. Lib. 45. 555 Sten Lorazine's Rebellion in Muscovy The Devil's departure out of the London's Nunns Of Ramsey the false Jew c. Lib. 32. Of Murders more particular 556 The Murther'd King The 2 State Martyr's of Bristol The Murder of Sir John Tindal e616 c. Lib. 41. From 1670. to 80. 557 The Murder of Sir Richard Sandford The Fr. Midwifes on Her Husband The Murder of the ABp of St. Andrews c. Lib. 30. 558 Monthly Accounts and Mercuries Present State of Europe Memoirs Gentleman's Journal and compleat Libraries c. Lib. 17. Vox's and Voices being Treatises relating to Church and State Occurences and on the most sensible Occasions Forreign and Domestick 559 S. Vox Regis Vox Cleri pro Rege The difference between Ruling by Law â—nd by will c. Lib. 13. 560 Mason's midnight cry Vox Populi 1690. both Parts Vox populi Fax populi c. Lib. 15. Discourses miscellaneous of Governm State and Revolutions Conditions of Countries on Churches and Military Affaires on Publick and private Interests Vsages in Dealings 561 On the Assault of the Prin. of Orange 1582 On the Affaires of Eng. On the Nature rise c. of Governm c. Lib. 15. 562 On Popish Perjuries Gataker against Lilly and Gadbury On Schools and Scoolmast c. Lib. 15. 563 Sr. Ch. Cornwallis on Pr. Henry On Tangier On Monarchy and Aristocracy c. Lib. 14. Dialogues and Conferences Theological and Divine on Ceremonies and what ever may be applicable to the Church Religion or its professors 564 On the Condition of the Ch. of Engl. Eubulus On Kneeling at the Sacram. c. Lib. 12. Dialogues serious and jocose on private and publick Transactions and Occurrences in State Governm 565 Bay's Reason of his
Chaise on the progress of Popery in England c. lib. 24. Controversial Letters on Popish Doctrines of Adoration Invocation Infal c. 596 Hereford Bp. on Popish Idolatry Papists clear'd from the Imputation Dr. Barrow on Invocation of Saints c. lib. 19. Letters of Apostacy Conversion Changing and Doubling in Religion c. 597 The Sincere Popish Convert The Proselite of Rome call'd back to the Church of England On an Atheist's turning Papist c. lib. 13. Letters of and to the Parliament Army and their Members c. on all the Occurring Matters from 1640. to 1660. 598 Several Letters to Wm. Lenthal The H. of Commons to the Scot. Assembly Several of Sir A Hazlerigg's to the Parliam c. lib 28. 599 Stubb's Letter on the Select Senate Pryn's Letters to K. Ch. 1. Shveral of and to Sir T. Fairfax c. lib. 43. 600 Several Letters from Scotland to England To the E. of Pembrook concerning the Times 1647. On the Grievances of the State 1641 c. lib. 42. More particular relating to Ol. Cromwel 601 O. Crom. to the Parliament on their assuming the Government On the Election of a Protector Cap. Crook to the Protector c. lib. 37. Scotch Letters giving an Account of all the Transactions of Church and State in Scotland in Peace and War from 1640 to 1691 with Answers Remarks c. 602 Of the Persecution of the Ch. of Scotl. 1690 Of the Sufferings of the Episcop Clergy On the Pract. of D. Hamilton c. Lib. 63. Irish Letters and Letters relating the material Affairs of the Church and State in Ireland in Peace and War time from 1640 to 1690 with Answers Observations Animadversions c. 603 The Earl of Essex on the Papist Obstinacy The Irish man dissected On the late Revolutions c. Lib. 48. Miscellaneous Letters Copies and Extracts Historical Political and Moral Some Ancient some Modern with Answers and Observations 604 On H. Peter's Transactions in the North The constant Man's Character Sir W. Petty's Verbum Sapienti c. Lib. 40. 605 Turner on Marrying Coz. Germans Observations on St. Osborn's Letter Remarks on Jovian c. Lib. 52. 606 On the Oath of Allegiance 1689. Advice to rhe Men of Shaftesbury The 2d Pacquet c. Lib. 40. 607 Oldenbourg on improving Orchards On the Guilt of Swearing On imploying the Poor c. Lib. 26. 608 Clifford's Notes on Dryden Far Nova Scribendi Literas Letter from no Body to no Body with the Answer c. Lib. 33. 609 Pelling's Apostate Protestant Coll. Martin's Cabinet of Letters Places of Trust not to be sold c. Lib. 32. 610 Treatises of and by Dr. Fern against taking Arms against the King his resolving of Conscience and Conscience satisfied with Answers Arguments Replications and Pro and Con by other Authors c. Lib. 12. Depositions Articles Answers Attainders and several select Pieces Defamatory and Vindicative relating to Bishop Laud and the Earl of Strafford 611 Palmodia Cantuariensis Culmer's Cathedral News Satisfaction on the Earl of Strafford's Death c. Lib. 15. 612 Papers Discourses Pleas Remonstrances Apologies and Cases of Judge Jenkins with Vindications Answers Replies c. Lib. 10. Lieut. Coll. Lilburnes Tracts with Answers Examinations Vindications Reflections and Pasquills on his Books and Person 613 The Laws Funeral Lilburne's Justification against Prynn Last Will and Testament c. Lib. 14. 614 Lilburnes Plea His Exceptions to his Indictment Strength out of Weakness c. Lib. 24. Mr. Prynn's Tracts several publish'd in the Civil War time and some after 615 Of the Sovereignty of Parliaments and Kingdoms compl in Lib. 4. 616 Prynn's Vindications Historical c. of the Liberties of Engl. of the secluded Memb. of the Franchises right Laws Interest of Subjects Jurisdiction of Parliam of Christian Kings c. with his Vindic. c. Lib. 11. Prynn's Pleas Apologies Remonstrances Speeches Discourses c. Law Arguments on serious Subjects 617 On subjecting Irel. to Engl. Juries Minors no Senators His Refutation of Lilburne c. Lib. 12. Prynn's Narr Queries his Chronological Moral Historical c. Collections and Observations with several other Tracts 618 The good Old Cause Anatomized A Searching homeward The Levellers levell'd to the Ground c. Lib. 12. 619 Aur. Reginae The Appendix The opening the Great Seal c. Lib. 14. Prynn's Polemical Examinat Dissertations Surveys and Treatises on Divine and civil Matters on Sectarists c. 620 Against Drinking of Healths On bowing at the Name of Jesus On free Admission to the Communion c. Lib. 11. 621 For Tythes and Ministers Maintenance Jus Patronatus The Unworthiness of Lovelocks c. Lib. 14. 622 On the Saints Loyalty to their King His Purge for a Roman Catholick Concordia Discors c. Lib. 11. 623 Against the Re-admission of Jews in Engl. both parts Independency Unmask'd A Discovery of the Quakers c. Lib. 12. Authors and Tracts against Prynn or some of his Works by way of Answer and Reply 624 Phillip's Long Parliam reviv'd The Falacy of the opening of the Great Seal Observat on Prynn's Church Government c Lib. 17. Theological Political and Moral Pieces by the strenuous Penn of Sir Roger L' Estrange with Answers Replies c. of others to the same 625 A Memento to the Lovers of K. Ch. 1. His Apol. and View of the Restoration Suppl to the relaps'd Apostate c. Lip 6. 627 The Dissent Sayings both parts The Assent Sayings The Holy Cheat of Presbyt c. Lib. 8. 627 Toleration Discuss'd Zekiel and Ephraim on Sir Roger L'Estrange L'Estrange's Appeal c. Lib. 14. 628 His Narr of the Plot 1680. His further Discovery of it The Growth of Knavery under Fears of Popery c. Lib. 12. 629 On regulating the Press Citt and Bumkin the 2 parts Truth and Honest in plain English c. Lib. 12. Characters of Persons eminently famous or infamous of Habits Dispositions and Qualifications of Mind and Body of Kingdoms Opinions Quakers Trade and Occupations 630 Of K. Ch. 2. and Card. Mazarine Of a Bigotted Prince Of a Jacobite c. Lib. 16. 631 Tate's Char. of Vertues and Vices Of an Old English Puritan Of a rigid Presbyter c. Lib. 24. On Intemperate Drinking and Drunkards Smoaking and the Vnlawfulness Heinousness of it with Exhortations Arguments and Examples against it 632 Freeman's Dehortation K. James 1. Touch-stone of Tobacco Philocothonista or the Drunkard c. Lib. 7. Divers curious Tracts of Duelling single Combats its Laws Illegality and bad Effects of Challenges Acceptions and Seconds and on the Art of Defence 633 Dr. Comber's Discourse of Duels Giacomo's Art of Defence Antiduello with the Force of Duels c. Lib. 6. Catalogues and Lists of all the Nobility Parliament Men in several Years Armies Fleets Prisoners of War Places Damages c. as also of all the most considerable Books in all Faculties 634 Of the Commissioners that sentenc'd K. Ch. 1. The Persons presented
Effects of Animosities A Satisfaction of Romish Equivocati Comforts against Spanish threats c. Lib. 12. 676 Lewsn Resolv'd Gentleman The Effigies of Hobbs A Hedgrow of Bushes c. Lib. 10. 677 Green's Garden of Eloquence Hawk's Killing is Murder The Jesuits Countermind c. Lib. 10. 678 Halke's White Devil Lipsius of Constancy English'd Graham's Anatomy of Humours c. Lib. 10. 679 Lucta Jacob. I. Goodwin's Roman Antiquities Lilly's Anatomy of Wit c. Lib. 11. 680 Sir J. Hayward of Supremacy Hick's Translation of Lucian The Golden-Fleece in 3 parts c. Lib. 9. 681 Mercurius Menippus Miracles contrary and above Nature The Commotions in Turkey 1689. c. Lib. 10. 682 Lord Chan. Moor on Tribulation The Moonshine in Answer to Dr. Wild The Mirrour of Honour c. Lib. 9. 683 Pagitt on unequal Marriage President for Princes to rule by The Mystery of the 2 Junto's c. Lib. 10. 684 The new North Star Pierce Pennyless Supplication to the Devil Bedwell's Mahomet unmask'd c. Lib. 9. 685 On Cesar's Supremacy Supream Power vindicated against Apollonius Problems on Religion c. Lib. 10. 686 Dr. Rawleigh's Miscellany Works Remarks on Julian's Downfal Philpot's Suicide Murder c. Lib. 10. 687 More 's Principles for young Princes Pont's right reckoning of Years Wit 's private Wealth c. Lib. 10. 688 The Massacre of Paris The Turkish Secretary Ol. Crom. Abbreviation of Arguments c. Lib. 13. 689 Rox's Attick Antiquities A Treatise of the Use and Custom The Man-Eater c. Lib. 12. 690 Sir W. Wiseman's Christian Knight The Scisme of the Brownists Politick Discourses on Truth and Lying c. Lib. 9. 691 The Overthrow of Stage-Plays Against Painting and Patching The Metamorphosis of fair Faces c. Lib. 10. 692 Peacham's Worth of a Penny Rawley's Search for Money Walwin's Fountain of Slanders c. Lib. 12. Travels Discoveries and Voyages ancient and modern in most parts of the known World Essays and Treaties on Improvement Profitableness c. Of the same together with Descriptions of the Countries Towns Manners and Genius of the Place and Natives and several other Tracts relating thereto 693 An Essay of the Means for Travel Sir Tho. Smith's Voyage into Russia Capt. Drake's Voyages c. lib. 13. 694 A Description of Ireland The Inquisition of Goa The Government of Tangier c. lib. 11. 695 Sir Tho. Moore 's Utopia The Marygold's Voyages On the Government of the Netherlands c. lib. 8. 696 Sir W. Rawlegh's Carriage in his Voyages News from Turkey and Poland On the Captives of Algiers and Tunis c. lib. 10. 697 Hilton's Discovery of Florida Carolina describ'd Sir W. Phipps's Actions in Canada c. Lib. 10. 698 Randolph's Description of the Archipelago On the first Discovery of Madera The Discovery of the Floating Island c. Lib. 10. Fictitious Tales and Romances of divers sorts 699 Gay Earl of Warwick Ornatus and Artesia Hobson's Horse load of Letters c. Lib. 10. 700 The Batchelor's Banquet Winstanly's Honour of Merchant-Taylors Montelion Knight of the Oracle c. Lib. 11. 701 Dr. Faustus The Adventures of Love The Golden Eagle c. Lib. 8. A considerable number of Jocular Delectable and Conceited Pamphlets in Petitions Dialogues Disputes Satyrs Whims Answers on various Occasions 702 The Coach and Sedan Taylor 's Reply to the Ironmonger Narrative of the Colledge of Jesuits c. lib. 31. A Collection of Pamphlets about Plots and Conspiracies as well of the Dissenters as Romanists and other Disaffected Persons in Religion and Government Ancient and Modern with the Natures Discoveries and Informations thereon 703 The Cunning Plot to divide the Parliament Father Parson's Plot The Popish Plot of firing discover'd c. lib. 15. 704 L'Estrange's Shammer sham'd The Tory Plot both parts The Charge of a Tory Plot maintain'd c. lib. 17. Tryals Judiciary Proceedings Charges Arraignments Convictions and Condemnation of Persons in all Capacities Malefactors or so reputed with their Behaviour in the City Assize or respective Courts of Judicature 705 Of K. Charles I. The Commons Charge against him Of Solicitor Cook and H. Peters c. lib. 13. 706 Of Sir W. Rawleigh's Of Coll. Denruddock Of Coll. Fiennes c. lib. 20. 707 Coll. Lilburn tryed and cast Of Coll. Turner Of the German Princess c. lib. 18. 708 Of the Popish Priests 1679. Of Parrey that attempted to poyson Q. Eliz. Of Jesuit Ogilvie c. lib. 14. 709 Of the Woman that lay with the Dog Of the Weavers 1675. Of Ludov. Muggleton c. lib. 51. Examination last Dying Speeches and Confessions of several Condemned Persons at their Places of Execution in divers parts of the Kingdom 710 Of Mr. Edw. Coleman Of Whitebread and the 5 Jesuits Of Robert Green and Lawrence Hill c. lib. 31. A very fine Collection of Chancery and Common-Law Tracts wherein the Antiquities Legality Illegality Rights Priviledges Rules Orders Charges Irregularities Abuses Practises c. in several Courts of the King 's Leet and Baron c. with Statutes Abridgments Collections Pleas Readings on Nusances and on other Cases Reasons Proposals Vindications Considerations on the Regulation Reformation and Advancement of the Law on the Power of Juries and other Offices c. 711 Examen Legum Angliae Waterhouse on the Chimney Money Account England's Safety in the Laws Supremacy c. lib 11. 712 Phillips on Fines Considerations on dissolving the Court of Chancery The Lord Elesmore on the Court of Chancery c. lib. 11. 713 On the Reasons of the Penal Laws The Statutes against Papists abridg'd A Collection of Statutes establishing the Church of England c. lib. 8. 714 Phillips mistaken Recompence Mantell on the Laws of England Lord Herbert's Account examined c. lib. 9. 715 A Collection of Statutes in force with Notes Calthorpe's Readings K. Charles I. Charge to the English Judges c. lib. 14. 716 Cook 's Magna Charta English with Notes Judge Jenkyns on a long Parliament St. John on the Bill of Attainder c. lib. 10. 717 Leach's Downfal of Unjust Lawyers Cole's Rod for the Lawyers The Lawyer 's Bane or the Laws Reformation c. lib. 14. A Collection of Civil and Common-Law Treatises of Excommunication Suspencion at Sacrament and Marriage Divorce and Nullities of Marriages pro con on the Ecclesiastical Commissioners on Magdalen Colledge Patronage Avowsons Bastardy c. and abundance on the Rights of Parsons Benefices c. 718 The legality of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners A Relation of the late Proceedings at Magdalen Colledge A Vindication of the Proceedings at Oxon c. lib. 10. 719 Griffith against mixt Marriages The Husband's Authority unvail'd The younger Brother's Advocate c. lib. 9. 720 Milton's Tetrachordon Bucer's Judgment on Divorce Reynold's against Bellarmine c. lib. 6. 721 Doderige's Compleat Parson The Parson's Guide The Procter and Parator c. lib. 10. 722 Dr. Stillingfleet on Excommunication Dr. Burgess on purchasing Cathedral Lands Dr.