Bamford (James), Dialogue concerning
the Plague's Infection, 111. [Author's
name left out.]

Bancroft (Aaron), Life of General Wash-
ington, 389.

(Francis), The Will of, 41.

Bank (John), History of the Life of
William the Third, 330.
Banks (T. C.), Titles of Honour of the
English nobility. (Dugdale), 365.
Dormant and Extinct Ba-

ronage, 389.

History of the Marmyun

family, 389.
Barante (M. le Baron), Mélanges Histo-
riques, 459.

Barbauld (Anna Lætitia), The Works of,
515.

Barbeyrac (J.), Spirit of the Ecclesiasticks,
438.

Barclay (John), Life and Diary of Alex-
ander Jaffray, 396.

(Robert), Apology for the Quakers,

438.
Baretti (Joseph), A Guide through the
Royal Academy, 199.

Italian Dictionary, 563.
Bariff (William), Military Discipline, or
the young Artilleryman, 33.
Baring (Sir F.), Observations on the es-
tablishment of the Bank of England,

36.

Further Observations, 36.
Barker (Matthew), Jesus Christ the great
wonder, 182.

Barkstead (John), and others, Speeches
and Prayers of, 406.
Barlow (Stephen), History of Ireland,
330.

(Thomas), Bp. of Lincoln, Directions
for the choice of books in Divinity,
540.

Barnard (Sir John), A Letter to, on the
decoration of Cities, 72.

His Defence of proposals for
raising money for the year 1746, 256.
Barnes (Joshua), History of Edward the
Third, 330.

Barnwell (George), City Apprentice, 589.
Barrett (William), History of Bristol, 358.
Barrington (George), Memoirs of, 390.

(Sir Jonah), Historic Memoirs of
Ireland, 330.
Barrow (Isaac), Sermon at Guildhall
Chappel, 183.

(John), Life, &c. of the Earl of
Macartney, 390.

(Sir John), Life of George lord
Anson, 389.

(John Henry), The Mirror of Par-
liament, 250.

the great room of the Adelphi, 199.
Etchings from his Paintings

in the Adelphi, 199.

Barth (Henry), Travels in North and
Central Africa, 554.

Barthelemy (Abbé) Travels of Anacharsis.
(Corpus Historicum), 553.
Barton (Samuel), Sermon before the Lord
Mayor, 185.

Bassano (Paul), Statement concerning im-

portation of Salmon and Lobsters, 256.
Basset (William), Sermon before the
Salters Company, 192.
Bastwicke, (Dr. John), M. Burton, M.

Prynne, and Wickins, Petition of, to
Parliament, 121.

Bates (George), Elenchus Motuum, &c.,
or account of the late Troubles, 331.

(George T.), Sermon before the Lord
Mayor, 191.

(William), Sermon on the death of
Queen Mary, 552.

Battely (John), Antiquitates Rutupinæ,
358.

Antiquities of Richborough,

358.
Bateman (Edmund), Sermon at St. Brid-
get's, 190.

(Thomas), Diseases of London, 113.
Batùta (Ibn), Travels of, 554.
Bavius (Mr.), Grub-street Miscellany, 90.
Bawdwen (William), Dom Boc; or trans-

lation of the record called Domesday,
as far as relates to Middlesex, Herts,
Bucks, Oxford, and Gloucester, 358.
Baxter (Richard), How to do good to
many, a Sermon, 178.

Bayard (Nicholas), Account of his com-

mitment for High Treason, 459.
Bayfius (Lazarus), De Vasculis libellus,
510.

Bayle (Peter), Critical Dictionary, 459.
Bayly (Thomas), Herba Parietis; or the
Wall-flower, 583.

Baynes (T. M.), Views in the Environs of
London, 1.

Beames (Thomas), The Rookeries of Lon-
don, 2.

Bearcroft (Philip), Historical account of
Thomas Sutton, founder of the Charter-
house, 583.

Beattie (James), Scotticisms, 563.
Beaufoy (Mr.) Speech on the Conveyance
of Negroes, 313.

Beaulieu (Luke), Sermon at Guildhall
Chapel, 184.

Beaumont and Fletcher, The Works of,

516.

Beltrami (J. C.), Pilgrimage in Europe
and America, 554.

Belzoni (G.), Operations and discoveries
within the Pyramids, 554.
Benbow (-), Crimes and horrors of
Warburton's madhouse, 94.
Bennett (Henry Grey), Letter on the
abuses of Newgate, 155.
Bennett (John Whitechurch), Selection of
Fishes on the coast of Ceylon, 499.
Bennet (Thomas), Sermon at St Bridget's,
189.

Benezet (Ant.), Caution to Great Britain
and her Colonies on the Slave Trade,
313.

Benlowes (Edward), Panegerycon Inau
gurale, 516.

Benson (Thomas), Vocabularium Anglo-
Saxonicum, 563.

Bentham (James), History of Ely Cathe-
dral, 358.

ture, 511.

Essays on Gothic Architec-

(Jeremy), Observations on Mr.
Peel's Speech on the Police magistrates'
salary raising Bill, 119, 257.
Bentivoglio, Historia di Fiandra, 459.
Bentley (Richard), The Works of, by
Dyce, 541.

Emendations on Milton, 589.
Beowulf, The Anglo-Saxon Poem of, 358,
516.

Berington (Jos.) Literary History of the
Middle Ages, 459.

History of the reign of
Henry the Second, &c., 331.
Berkeley (George), The Works of, 499.
A Miscellany, 499.
Berkenhout (John), Biographical History
of Literature, 390.
Berquin (Robert), Les Merveilles des
Indes, 499.

Berry (William), History of Guernsey,

358.

Dictionary of Heraldry, 358.
Berriman (William), Sermon at St. Brid-
get's, 190.

Sermon at St. Paul's, 190.
Bertrami (Caroli) Britannicarum Gentium
Historiæ Antiquæ Scriptores tres, 331.
Berwick (Edward), Rawdon Papers, 309.
Besse (Joseph), Life of Richard Claridge,

392.

Best (Dr.), Letter on a Collection for the
Society for the Propagation of the Gos-
pel, 169.

Betham (William), Genealogical Tables,
331, 459.

Baronetage of England, 390.
Betterton (Thomas), History of the Eng-
lish Stage, 175.
Bevan (Joseph Gurney), Refutation of a
misrepresentation of the Quakers, 390.
The Life of James Naylor,

17.

Bevell (James), Narrative of the Robbery
in the Earl of Harrington's house, 117,
418.
Beveridge (William), Sermon on the ex-
cellency of the Common Prayer, 541.
Bevis (John), On the Mineral Waters of
Bagnigge Wells, 499.

B. F., World's Honour detected, 579.
Bicheno (G. E.) and others, Addresses of,
at the Zoological Club, with Catalogue
of Mammalia, &c., 167.
Bickerstaff (Isaac), Predictions for the
year 1708, 516.

Bickerstaff (Isaac), Predictions for the
year 1712, 516.
Billings (Robert Wm.), Illustrations, &c.
of the Temple Church, 75, 358.
Bingham (Joseph), Antiquities of the
Christian Church, 438.

(Peregrine), Law of Landlord and
Tenant, 488.

Bingley (William), Tour round North
Wales, 358.

Binnell (Robert), Description of the River
Thames, 172.

Bion (Stephen), Short Principles for the
architecture of stone Bridges, 20.
Birch (Thomas), History of the Royal
Society, 170.

(Peter), Sermon before the House of
Commons, 541.
Bischoff (James), View of the Woollen
and Worsted manufactures, 257.
Injurious effects of Foreign

Tariffs, 257.
Bishop (George), A Vindication of the
Quakers, 438.
Bissett (Robert), History of the reign of
George the Third, 331.

(William), Plain English; a Sermon
for the reformation of manners, 179.
B. L., An accurate Description of New-
gate, &c., 153.
Black (William Henry), Plan of a Na-
tional Registration, 110, 257.

Catalogue of the Library of
the Grammar-school at Lewisham, 563.
Blackall (Ofspring), Chaplain to Her Ma-
jesty, Sermon at St. Paul's, 187.
Blackburne (L.), Sermon at Guildhall
Chappel, 186.

Blackmore (Sir Richard), A Discourse on
the Plague, 112.

Prince Arthur, 516.
Prejudices against the Arian

Hypothesis, 541.
Blackstone (Sir William), Commentaries,

488.

Considerations on the Ques-
tion of Tenants by copy of Court-roll,

488.

Blackwell (Thomas), Enquiry into the
Life and Writings of Homer, 516.
Blake (William), The Ladies' Charity
School House-roll of Highgate, 371.
Blanc (Louis), Historical Revelations of
1848, 459.

Bland (Peter), Answer to the late scan-
dalous and libellous pamphlet, 130, 131.
Bleadon (John), Selections in Prose and
Poetry, 516.

Blith (W.), The English Improver im-
proved, 499.

Blome (Richard), Britannia, 359.
Blomfield (Charles James), A Letter on the
present neglect of the Lord's Day, 62.

Blomefield (Francis), Essay toward a to-
pographical History of Norfolk, 359.
Blount (Thomas), Jocular Tenures, 359.
Glossographia; or a Dictio-

nary of hard words, 570.
Blundel the Jesuit's Letter of Intelli-
gence, 258.

Boaden (James), Life of Kemble, 17.
Examination of the Papers

of Shakspeare, published by Mr. S.
Ireland, 516.

Bobbin (Tim), Works of, 516.
Boccacci (Giovanni de), Il Decameron,
516.

Boece (Hector), Buik of the Chroniclis of
Scotland, 462.

Bogue (David), and James Bennett, His-
tory of the Dissenters, 438.
Bohn (Henry), Catalogue of Books, 564.
Polyglot of Foreign Pro-

verbs, 459.

Hand-book of Proverbs, 459.
Bohun (William), Privilegia Londini, 78.
Bold (Hen.), St. George's day, 516.
Boldron (Robert), Narrative of the Popish
Plot, 297.

Bolingbroke (Lord), Remarks on the His-
tory of England, 331.

The Works of. (Edit. Mal-

let), 563.
Bonneville (Pierce Frederick), Traité des
Monnaies, 460.

Booth (Hen.), Speech of, on being elected
knight of the shire for Chester, 258.
Boraston (George), Sermon at St. Law-
rence's Church, 178.

Boreman (R.), The Countryman's Cate-
chisme, 439.

Borlase (Edmund), The Reduction of Ire-
land, 331.

359.

499.

(William), Antiquities of Cornwall,
Natural History of Cornwall,

Borthwick (J. D.), Three Years in Cali-
fornia, 460.

Bossuet (M.), His Conference with Claude,
431, 541.

Boswell (Henry), Historical Descriptions,
England and Wales, 359.

(James), Life of Johnson. (Edit.
Croker), 396.

Letters of, 586.
Botero (Giovanni), Causes of the magni-
ficence of cities, 460.

Botfield (Beriah), Notes on Cathedral
Libraries, 563.

Boucher (Jonathan), Glossary of Archaic
and Provincial words, 563.
Boughton (Sir W. C. Rouse), Address to
a Parochial Meeting at Chiswick, 258.
Bourchette (Joseph), The British Domi-
nions in North America, 460.

the Popish Plot, 296.

Bourke (Thomas), History of the Moors
in Spain, 460.

Bowack (John), Antiquities of Middlesex,
359.

Bowdler (John), Reform or Ruin, 258.
Bowen (Eman.), Britannia Depicta, 360.
(Thomas), Extracts from the books
of Bridewell Hospital, 70.
Bowles (John), Letter to Mr. Fox respect-
ing Libels, 258.

Considerations on the rights

of Judge and Jury, 258.

258.

Proofs of French Aggression,

(William L.), Antiquities of Lay-
cock Abbey, 359.
Bowring (Sir John), The Kingdom and
People of Siam, 460.

Boxhornii (M. Z.), Metamorphosis An-
glorum, 332.

Boyer (Mr.), French and English Dic-
tionary, 563.

Boyle (Hon. Robert), Works of, 499.
Boys (William), Narration concerning the
Popish Plot, 332.

Narrative of, touching the
death of Sir E. Godfrey, 416.

Collections for a history of

Sandwich, 359.
Brace (Charles Loring), The Norse-folk,

363.

of London, 83.

tanicus, 516.

Dent, 413.

Essay towards promoting
useful knowledge, 563.

(William), Memoirs of the Life and
Writings of John Evelyn, 394.
Brayley (E. W.), London and Middle-

sex, 2.

Londoniana, 2.

Account of the Theatres of

London, 158.

and John Britton, Ancient
Palace and Houses of Parliament, 160.
Brenan (M.), Popery incompatible with
the rights of Christian nations, 258.
Brerewood (Edward), Enquiries touching

the diversities of Languages, 564.
Breues (John), The Fortune-hunters, 27.
Brewer (Thomas), Memoirs of the Life
and Times of John Carpenter, 15.
Brewhouse (John), The Highland Spec-
tator, 27, 28.

Brewster (Sir Francis), Essays on Trade,
583.

Bridgeman (Orlando), Letter to Master
Bridgeman, 258.

(Richard Whalley), Legal Biogra-
phy, 488.

Bringhurst (Isaac), The easiness and diffi-
culty of the Christian Religion, 185.
Briscoe (J.), Discourse on the late funds,
An explanatory Dialogue

34.

upon, 34.
A List of Subscribers to-
wards a fund for a National Bank, 34.
A short Scheme for a Na-

tional Land-bank, 35.

of Great Britain, 360.

Bromley (Henry), Catalogue of Engraved

British Portraits, 390, 510.
Brook (Lord), and Sir Henry Vane, The
Speeches of, in Guildhall, 126.
Brooke (James), Rajah of Sarawak, Jour-
nal of, 554.

(Ralph), Catalogue and succession
of Kings, 332.

(Milord Willoughby de), Sermon
dans l'Eglise du Saint Sepulchre, 179.
Brookes (Mrs.), A Journey through Eng-
land, 2.

(R.), History of Pestilential Dis-
tempers, 112.

Brooks (T.), London's Lamentations, 65.
Brotherton (William), The Olive, the
Rape, and the Flax, 589.
Brougham (Henry lord), Who shall be
our Leaders? 258.

Thoughts on the Aristocracy
of England, by Isaac Tomkins, gent.,

258.

Historical Sketches of States-

men, 391.
Broughton (Tho.), The Christian Soldier,
180.

Historical Dictionary of all

religions, 541.
Brown (John), Dictionary of the Bible,
541.

Characteristics of the Earl

of Shaftesbury, 517.

Letter to Robert Lowth, re-
lating to the author of the Divine
Legation, 547.

(Thomas), The Works of, 517.
Brown (Rich.), Principles of Practical
Perspective, 510.

Brown, (Thomas), A Legacy for the
Ladies, 26.

The new London Spy, 28.

Plague, 113.

Practical Treatise of the

(Thomas), Ordination of Bishops
at the Nag's Head refuted, 61.

(J. Ross), Report of the Debates
in the Convention of California, 461.
Browning (Thos.), Prison Thoughts, 178.
(William S.), History of the Hu-
guenots, 439.

Bruce (James), Travels, 554.
(John), Annals of the East India
Company, 41.

(John Collingwood), The Roman
Wall, 360.

Brunet (Jacq. Cha.), Manuel du Libraire,
564.

Bryan (Michael), Dictionary of Painters
and Engravers, 510.

Bryant (Jacob), Analysis of Ancient My-
thology, 460.

Brydall (John), Camera Regis; or short
View of London, 2.

Brydges (Sir S. Egerton), Restituta; or
titles, &c., of old books in English
literature revived, 360.

Censura Literaria, 568.
British Bibliographer, 385.
and Stebbing Shaw, Topographer,

385.
Brydone (P.), Tour through Sicily and
Malta, 554.

Buchanan (George), History of Scotland,