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• The works : of the Right Reverend Thomas Newton, D. D. Late Lord Bishop of Bristol, And Dean of St. Paul's, London. With some account of his life, and anecdotes of several of his friends, written by himself. In three volumes
  by: Newton, Thomas
  Published: (1782)
• The works : of the Right Reverend Thomas Newton, ... with some account of his life, and anecdotes of several of his friends. Written by himself. In six volumes
  by: Newton, Thomas
  Published: (1787)
• The dispersion of the men at Babel considered : and the principal cause of it inquired into. By Joseph Charles, Vicar of Wighton, in Norfolk
  by: Charles, Joseph
  Published: (1755)
• The dispersion of the men at Babel considered : and the principal cause of it inquired into. The second edition, corrected and enlarged. With new observations on the Sibylline writings, and on the third volume of Dr. Newton's Dissertations on the prophecies. By Joseph Charles, Vicar of Wighton, in Norfolk. In two volumes. Vol. I
  by: Charles, Joseph
  Published: (1769)
• A catalogue of the superlatively fine collection of pictures : late the property of the Right Reverend Dr. Newton, Lord Bishop of Bristol, dec. Amongst which are some of the best Works of the Italien School, formerly purchased for his Lordship by that well known Connoisseur, Dr. Bragg, At the Sale of the Celebrated Collection of the late Cardinal Ottoboni at Rome. Including a Valuable Assemblage of Dutch and Flemish Pictures, The Property of a Gentleman going Abroad; also A most capital Descent from the Cross, By Vandyck, And other First-Rate Performances, collected in Spain, by Richard Cumberland, Esq; Likewise That Chef d'Oeuvre, representing the Death of Chatham, With the Portraits Of several Peers and Members of the House of Commons, Painted by J. S. Copley, Esq; R. A. Together with Forty-Two Capital Pictures Just imported from Abroad, and several more; some being brought to Sale in conformity to the Will of a Nobleman, and others being the Property of different Gentlemen. Which Will be Exhibited and Sold (by private Contract) by a Committee appointed for that Purpose, At the Great Rooms, late the Royal Academy, No. 125, Pall Mall, On Tuesday, April 8, 1788, And following Days (sundays excepted) till about the middle, or latter End of May following, from Nine O'Clock in the Morning till Seven in the Evening
  Published: (1788)