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The Cruise Round the World of the Flying Squadron; 1869-1870, Under the Command of Rear-Admiral G. T. Phipps Hornby

Caught Up

Magyarorszag 1848/49. Evi Fuggetlensegi Harczanak Katonai Tortenete. Irta

Wolfsden; An Authentic Account of Things There and Thereunto Pertaining, as They Are and Have Been

Memoirs of the Rebellion in 1745 and 1746; Containing a Narrative of the Progress of the Rebellion to the Battle of Culloden Characters of the Principal Persons Engaged in It; And an Account of the Sufferings Experienced by the Author. Second Edition.

The Pipits. by the Author of Caw! Caw! [I.E. R. M.] Illustrated by J. B. [I.E. Jane Blackburn.]

Brian Boru. a Tragedy. by J. T. B. [I.E. Joshua T. Bottle. in Verse.]

An Extract of a Dispatch Extraordinary, Intended for Insertion in the D****m C*******e [I.E. the Durham Chronicle]. with Parodies. Supposed to Have Been Written by Mr. J*** B***, Etc. [A Local Satire Directed Against the Methodists of Gateshead.]

Hints on the Propriety of Establishing a Typographical Society in Newcastle Upon Tyne. [signed

The Cruise Round the World of the Flying Squadron 1869-1870, Under the Command of Rear Admiral G. T. Phipps-Hornby. (Compiled by J. B., with the Assistance of Henry Cavendish.) [With Plates and a Map.]

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Memoir of Robert Haldane, and James Alexander Haldane; With Sketches of Their Friends, and of the Progress of Religion in Scotland and on the Continent of Europe, in the Former Half of the Nineteenth Century

A Letter to the Freeholder Occasioned by the London Journal of May 19. 1722.

The Prophetical Dream. Recommended to the Perusal of the J-GE and J-Y at S---Hw---K, Before Whom the R---S Are to Be T---D

A Memorial Briefly Pointing at Some Advantages of the Union of the Two Kingdoms, Humbly Offered to the Consideration of the Commissioners Appointed for That End.

A Discourse on the Late Funds of the Million-ACT, Lottery-ACT, and Bank of England.

From the Lorn to the Neva

Wolfsden: An Authentic Account of Things There and Thereunto Pertaining, as They Are and Have Been (Classic Reprint)

Rays of Light for Dark Hours; Or, Consolation for the Afflicted

Rays of Light for Dark Hours