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The Frenchified lady never in Paris by Dell, Henry, active 1756-1766

Female taste: a satire. In two epistles. Inscribed to a modern polite lady. By a barrister of the Middle-Temple by Barrister of the Middle Temple

The director or, young woman's best companion. Being the plainest and cheapest of the kind ever yet publish'd: the whole makes a compleat family cook and physician. ... By Sarah Ja... by Jackson, Sarah, active 1754

The complete letter-writer or, new and polite English secretary. Containing directions for writing letters on all occasions, ... To which is prefix'd, an easy and compendious gramm...

The Frenchman in London. A comedy. From the French of Monsieur de Boissy by Boissy, Louis de, 1694-1758

Polydore and Julia or, the libertine reclaim'd. A novel.

The observer observ'd Or remarks on a certain curious tract, intitled, observations on the faiere [sic] queene of Spencer [sic]. By Thomas Warton, A.M. &c. by Huggins, William, 1696-1761

A proper explanation of the Oxford Almanack for this present year MDCCLV. Wherein the malicious and factious insinuations, of that emblematical performance, are thoroughly detected...

The history of Charlotte Villars a narrative founded on truth, interspersed with variety of incidents instructive and entertaining. by Mukins, Isaac

Barnaby Bright's new journal (vulgarly called an almanack) for leap-year, 1756. Calculated for the meridian of Jenny's whim, and will serve for the island of Great Britain in gener...

A review of the fiery eruption which defeated the Emperor Julian's attempt to rebuild the Temple of Jerusalem: in which Mr. Warburton's arguments are consider'd. And on the whole i...

A faithful and authentic account of the siege and surrender of St. Philip's fort in the island of Minorca. Containing, every particular occurrence... . Also, containing an account... by Officer on the spot

Memoirs of the noted Buckhorse In which, besides a minute account of his past memorable exploits. by Anstey, Christopher, 1724-1805

An impartial and candid disquisition into the case of Sporus intermixed with occasional remarks on a letter inserted in the Craftsman of February, the 8th instant, 1755. By a lover... by Lover of truth and impartiality

The British housewife or, the cook, housekeeper's, and gardiner's companion. ... Containing a general account of fresh provisions ... a bill of fare for each month, ... receipts ..... by Bradley, Martha

Memoirs of the Count du Beauval including some curious particulars relating to the Dukes of Wharton and Ormond, during their exiles. ... Translated from the French of the Marquis D... by Argens, Jean-Baptiste de Boyer, marquis d', 1704-1771

The frenchified lady never in Paris taken from Dryden and Colley Cibber, Poets Laureat, acted at the Theatre-Royal, in Covent-Garden, with universal applause. by Dell, Henry, active 1756-1766

Liberty regain'd: set forth in the remarkable life and actions of W S, Esq; written by himself by W. S., Esq

A new register; (commonly called Jenny's whim) or, a sure guide to the nobility, gentry and other eminent persons in this metropolis. Being a genuine account of their town residenc...

An essay on the prophecies of the New Testament which relate to the destruction of Jerusalem, and the dispersion of the Jews; to the fall of Rome and the Roman Empire, and to the m... by Greenhill, Joseph, 1704-1788

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The Frenchified lady never in Paris by Dell, Henry, active 1756-1766

Female taste: a satire. In two epistles. Inscribed to a modern polite lady. By a barrister of the Middle-Temple by Barrister of the Middle Temple

The director or, young woman's best companion. Being the plainest and cheapest of the kind ever yet publish'd: the whole makes a compleat family cook and physician. ... By Sarah Ja... by Jackson, Sarah, active 1754

The complete letter-writer or, new and polite English secretary. Containing directions for writing letters on all occasions, ... To which is prefix'd, an easy and compendious gramm...

The Frenchman in London. A comedy. From the French of Monsieur de Boissy by Boissy, Louis de, 1694-1758

Polydore and Julia or, the libertine reclaim'd. A novel.

The observer observ'd Or remarks on a certain curious tract, intitled, observations on the faiere [sic] queene of Spencer [sic]. By Thomas Warton, A.M. &c. by Huggins, William, 1696-1761

A proper explanation of the Oxford Almanack for this present year MDCCLV. Wherein the malicious and factious insinuations, of that emblematical performance, are thoroughly detected...

The history of Charlotte Villars a narrative founded on truth, interspersed with variety of incidents instructive and entertaining. by Mukins, Isaac

Barnaby Bright's new journal (vulgarly called an almanack) for leap-year, 1756. Calculated for the meridian of Jenny's whim, and will serve for the island of Great Britain in gener...

A review of the fiery eruption which defeated the Emperor Julian's attempt to rebuild the Temple of Jerusalem: in which Mr. Warburton's arguments are consider'd. And on the whole i...

A faithful and authentic account of the siege and surrender of St. Philip's fort in the island of Minorca. Containing, every particular occurrence... . Also, containing an account... by Officer on the spot

Memoirs of the noted Buckhorse In which, besides a minute account of his past memorable exploits. by Anstey, Christopher, 1724-1805

An impartial and candid disquisition into the case of Sporus intermixed with occasional remarks on a letter inserted in the Craftsman of February, the 8th instant, 1755. By a lover... by Lover of truth and impartiality

The British housewife or, the cook, housekeeper's, and gardiner's companion. ... Containing a general account of fresh provisions ... a bill of fare for each month, ... receipts ..... by Bradley, Martha

Memoirs of the Count du Beauval including some curious particulars relating to the Dukes of Wharton and Ormond, during their exiles. ... Translated from the French of the Marquis D... by Argens, Jean-Baptiste de Boyer, marquis d', 1704-1771

The frenchified lady never in Paris taken from Dryden and Colley Cibber, Poets Laureat, acted at the Theatre-Royal, in Covent-Garden, with universal applause. by Dell, Henry, active 1756-1766

Liberty regain'd: set forth in the remarkable life and actions of W**** S****, Esq; written by himself by W. S., Esq

A new register; (commonly called Jenny's whim) or, a sure guide to the nobility, gentry and other eminent persons in this metropolis. Being a genuine account of their town residenc...

An essay on the prophecies of the New Testament which relate to the destruction of Jerusalem, and the dispersion of the Jews; to the fall of Rome and the Roman Empire, and to the m... by Greenhill, Joseph, 1704-1788

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Liberty regain'd: set forth in the remarkable life and actions of W S, Esq; written by himself by W. S., Esq