MoEML References in Shakeosphere
CAND1: Candlewick Street
Variants:
- Candle wick ?tréet
- Candlewick (Cannon) Street
- Candlewick Street
- Candlewick ?treet
- Candlewick
- 426130: New London Tavern, 22 May, 1799 (1799)
- CAndlewicke ?treet
- Candlewicke ?treet
- Candlewicke ?treete
- Candlewicke ?tréete
- Candlewike ?treet
- Candlewright Street
- Candlewright street
- Candlewright ?treet
- Candlewright ?treete
- Candlewright ?tréet
- Candlewright
- Cannon Street
- 22166: Apostasy the broad way to hell (1778)
- 24774: Edward the Black Prince (1800)
- 29015: A selection of hymns from several of the best authors (1799)
- 85789: A compendious drawing-book (1677)
- 90886: Evel yah?id = planctus unigeniti: et spes resuscitandi. Or, The bitter sorrows for a first-born, sweetned with the hopes, of a better resurrection (1664)
- 152207: The water-man's delight· Or, The fair maid (1679)
- 154779: The second part of The water-mans delight (1670)
- 210385: Four select evangelical discourses (1788)
- 216807: The covenants of works and grace (1771)
- 217402: Circular letter (1799)
- 217413: Circular letter (1798)
- 220892: Alive. To be seen at no.72, Cannon-Street, a remarkable fine alligator (1789)
- 225650: Motives to gratitude (1798)
- 225974: A catalogue of a library of very valuable books of the late Mr. Walter Grainger, ... To be sold, at his late dwelling-house, in St. Martin's-Lane, in Cannon-Street (1729)
- 226327: The divine architect (1785)
- 230142: Constitutions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion in London. Begun in the month of September, 1751 (1778)
- 233231: Cursory and introductory thoughts on Richard Brothers' prophecies (1795)
- 234404: Five letters to the critical reviewers (1796)
- 234707: Grief a-la-mode, a city dream, on the death of Lord Mayor's day, (in the disappointment of a dinner.) (1786)
- 237316: A letter to the Rev. John Gottlieb Burkhardt (1798)
- 238414: Michael Ellis, shoemaker, at the sign of the Boot, in Cannon-Street, successor to the late Mr. Eddis, (1760)
- 240504: Lost, this afternoon, Tuesday, July 23rd, 1799, between King Street and top of Cannon Street, three bills of exchange, (1799)
- 249247: A new method for valuing of annuities upon lives (1727)
- 266510: The scripture doctrine of Christian baptism, with some historical remarks on that subject (1794)
- 281116: A catalogue of the library of Lewis Theobald, Esq (1744)
- 281276: A charge delivered to the Grand Jury (1799)
- 285887: The caterpillars and the gooseberry bush (1800)
- 290299: The promised presence of Christ with his people a source of consolation under the most painful bereavements (1800)
- 290484: Repentance and baptism considered (1774)
- 292761: This is to caution all persons against printing or publishing any paper or thing whatsoever, relating to the trade or commercial concerns of the house of Smith, Travers, and Kemble, of Swithin's Lane, London; or to the concerns of William Smith, of Park Street, Westminster; or Joseph Travers, of Cannon Street, partners in the said house, without special direction of the said William Smith and Joseph Travers (1800)
- 294672: Benjamin Nockalls, haberdasher of small wares, hosier and glover, at the Three-Pidgeons and Mitre in Cannon-Street, against Abchurch-lane, London (1754)
- 294673: Benjamin Nockalls, haberdasher of small wares, and glover, at the Three Pidgeons and Mitre, in Cannon-Street, against Abb-church-lane, London (1755)
- 294674: Benjamin Nockalls, haberdasher of small wares, at the Three Pidgeons and Mitre in Cannon-Street, against Abb-Church-Lane, London (1755)
- 298727: Richard Weale, at the Blue Gate, in Cannon-Street, London; sells all sorts of knives pen-knives scissors razors shears fleams lancets (1774)
- 309394: Merchants, foreigners, captains of ships, traders, and dealers in general, having goods, wares, merchandise, or curiosities of any kind, to dispose of, ... are desired to take notice, that, at the Accomptant's Office, four doors from Walbrook, opposite Turn-Wheel-Lane, Cannon-Street, are bought and sold, by commission, goods, (1750)
- 311588: Ann Badger, at the China Jar, in Cannon-Street, near Gracechurch-Street, London, sells for ready money, Malaga wine, (1750)
- 316505: To the King's and Queen's most excellent Majesties (1796)
- 319682: An act for opening (1747)
- 322065: To the reader (1790)
- 328316: The covenants of works and grace (1770)
- 335729: Richard III (1800)
- 335730: King Lear (1800)
- 337870: Reflections on the character and state of departed Christians (1791)
- 345688: Twelve sermons, wherein the true ministers of Christ, and the grounds of salvation by Him, are defended against their modern opposers (1718)
- 353452: The promised presence of Christ with his people a source of consolation under the most painful bereavements (1800)
- 353453: The promised presence of Christ with his people a source of consolation under the most painful bereavements (1800)
- 364819: Psalms and hymns and spiritual songs (1769)
- 366109: Polygamy unscriptural (1781)
- 379380: An authentick account of the weights , measures, exchanges, customs, duties, port-charges (1764)
- 388803: An introduction to arithmetic (1784)
- 389821: Thoughts on the necessity and advantages of care and ?conomy in collecting and preserving different substances for manure (1799)
- 398480: The passion of our Saviour (1730)
- 401091: The english scholar compleat (1706)
- 414280: The oppressive, unjust, and prophane nature, and tendency of the Corporation and Test Acts, exposed, in a sermon, preached before the congregation of Protestant Dissenters, meeting in Cannon-Street, Birmingham, February 21, 1790. By Samuel Pearce. Printed at the Request of the Committee of the seven Congregations of the three Denominations of Protestant Dissenters in Birmingham (1790)
- 427183: Three sermons, on the present and future state of the Church (1797)
- 428882: The glorious state of the saints in Heaven (1756)
- 441232: Joseph Eddis, shoemaker, at the Sign of the Boot in Cannon-Street, (successer to the late Mr. Ewesdin) makes and sells all sorts of mens and boys shoes and boots (1769)
- 442416: Three sermons, on the present, and future state of the Church (1756)
- 453165: Three sermons on the present, and future state of the Church (1777)
- 468342: A course of psalms for one year, beginning at Easter-Day, out of the Old and New Versions, suited to every Sunday, festival, and holiday throughout the year, and other particular occasions (1772)
- 470933: The promised presence of Jesus Christ with his people, a source of consolation under the most painful bereavements (1799)
- 480443: The holy guide: leading the way to the wonder of the world (1662)
- Canon Street
- Canwick Street
- Canwicke-?treete
- Canwyck ?tréete
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