Remarks on "the old principle" of assessment to the poor rate : as it affected the tithe-owner and the occupier of land, and as compared with the present state of the law of rating

by By-stander
Published 1841

The battle of the bubbles : shewing their several constitutions, alliances, policies, and wars, from their first suddain rise to their late speedy decay

by Stander-by
Published 1720

Fair play is a jewel: or, the language and conduct of the discussers' discussed; in which the case is fairly stated respecting the Bishop of Salisbury's late charge, and Mr. Wansey...

by By-stander
Published 1799

The battle of the bubbles : Shewing their several constitutions, alliances, policies, and wars; from their first suddain rise, to their late speedy decay. Also How Oceana, The Gran...

by Stander-by
Published 1720

The battle of the bubbles : Shewing their several constitutions, alliances, policies, and wars; from their first suddain rise, to their late speedy decay. By a stander-by

by Stander-by
Published 1720

The counterpoise: or, B---g and the M-----y fairly stated. By a by-stander. Wherein, Not only all what has yet appeared in Print for and against the A-l, is impartially discussed,...

by By-stander
Published 1756

Remarks on the answer of the Reverend Mr. M-n, to the faithful narrative of facts, relating to the late presentation of Mr. H-S, to the rectory of Al-w-ie in Northamptonshire. By a...

by By-stander
Published 1767

Animadversions on the Rev. Mr. E. Harwood's affectionate and candid letter : to the Rev. Mr. Caleb Evans. By a By-Stander

by By-Stander
Published 1767

Conference lately held at Issy, between a quondam premier and a reigning one : Wherein several important maxims in modern politicks are nicely discuss'd, and hidden secrets reveal'...

by By-stander
Published 1742

Common sense : in some free remarks on the efficiency of the moral change. Addressed to those who deny such efficiency to be moral. By a by-stander. [Eight lines of quotations]

by By-stander
Published 1772

The counterpoise : or, B-g and the M-y fairly stated. By a By-Stander. Wherein, Not only all what has yet appeared in Print for and against the A-l, is impartially discussed, with...

by By-stander
Published 1756

To the real burgesses of Pontefract

by By-Stander
Published 1717

Yield Curve Modeling

by Stander, Yolanda S.
Published 2005

To Miss W********m

by Bye stander
Published 1777

A vindication of the antient general assembly, from the false imputations of the Russelites : Being an answer to a pamphlet, stil'd, the Lincoln and Northamptonshire reasons for th...

by Melancholy stander-by
Published 1704

Remark [sic] upon the trial of William Sutton, Esq : by an impartial by-stander

by Impartial by-stander
Published 1761

The account of Canning and Squires fairly ballanc'd : Wherein the many gross Misrepresentations relating to several Articles thereof, as set forth by an impertinent, and officious...

by Disinterested By-stander
Published 1753

A modest defence of the government : In a dialogue between Kinglove, an Old Cavalier, and Meanvvell, a Modern Tory. Written by a Sober Stander-by, who is wholly unconcern'd in the...

by Sober stander-by
Published 1702

Die Universitäts-Hautklinik Münster : Geschichte und Moulagensammlung

by Ständer, Sonja, Ständer, Hartmut, Luger, Thomas A.
Published 2006

A modest defence of the government in a dialogue between Kinglove, an old cavalier, and Meanwell, a modern Tory

by Sober stander-by, who is wholly unconcern'd in the ministry, or the funds
Published 1702