Asgill (John), Reasons offered by Mr. Holland against the enlargement of, from custody. folio n. d. A suddaine Answer to a suddaine Moderator, who expects suddaine peace or certain ruin. 4to Lond. 1642 Associations, The two, one subscribed by 146 members of the House of Commons; the other seized in the closet of the Earl of Shaftesbury: with the List of the Grand Jury who found the bill against the Earl of Danby. folio .. Association, Remarques upon the new project of the Association. folio. [See Parallel.] 1681 1682 1679 Bacon (Francis), lord Verulam, An Essay of a King: with an explanation what manner of persons those should be that are to execute the King's prerogative. 4to Lond. 1642 Baggery, The Speech of Ferdinando Huddleston, esq. at the election at, in the county of Cumberland. folio Balzac's Politics: The French Favourites, or the Seventh Discourse of. Published by Dr. White Kennett, dean of Peterborough. 8vo Lond. 1709 Bankrupts. The deplorable state of such unfortunate debtors as have been declared bankrupts. folio sheet n. d. An abstract of the considerations for the benefit of creditors, &c. folio sheet Some considerations to Parliament for the benefit of creditors and relief of honest insolvents. folio sheet Observations and Proposals by creditors, merchants, &c. relating to the Bill concerning. folio sheet Reasons for passing the Bill for preventing frauds committed by. folio sheet n. d. n. d. n. d. n. d. A brief of the Bill exhibited against. folio sheet n. d. Some considerations relating to the Law of Bankruptcies, and the imprisonment of men's persons for debt. Svo Nottingham, 1736 Baratariana; a collection of fugitive political pieces, written during the administration of Lord Townshend. Second edit. 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Lond. 1659 [Both these works are satires on the Parliament and Army.] Bischoff (James), A comprehensive view of the woollen and worstead manufactures, and the natural and commercial history of sheep, from the earliest records to the present time. 2 vol. 8vo Lond. 1842 Bischoff (James), Foreign Tariffs, their injurious effects on British manufactures, especially the woollen manufacture; with proposed remedies. 8vo Lond. 1843 Bishops: The Petition and Protestation of all the Bishops called to attend Parliament, against all laws made in their absence, since December 1641. broad sheet. 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Carlisle (The Earl of), A letter from a venerated Nobleman, recently retired from this country, to; explaining the causes of that event. 8vo Dublin, 1795 Certaine Informations from several parts of the kingdome, for the better satisfaction of all such who desire to be truly informed of every weeke's passage. No. 21. 4to Lond. (June) 1643 Certain Proposals humbly offered for the preservation and continuance of the true reformed religion in these three kingdomes of England, Scotland, and Ireland. 4to Lond. n. d. Certain Queries or Considerations presented to the view of all that desire reformation of grievances, comprized in these heads following, viz., adultery and whoredom; reforming the custom-houses; putting down tythes, &c. Lond. 1651 Chamberlen (Dr. Hugh), The Proposal of, to the Commons, for raising a Tax for discharge of the arrears of the Navy and Army. folio sheet n. d. 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