MoEML References in Shakeosphere
CUST1: Custom House
- 4111: The treasury of drugs unlock'd (1733)
- 6943: A compleat system of the revenue of Ireland, in its several branches of import, export, and inland duties (1744)
- 6943: A compleat system of the revenue of Ireland, in its several branches of import, export, and inland duties (1744)
- 7167: The antidote, being a poem of reflection (1713)
- 9384: A full and genuine history of the inhuman and unparallell'd murders of Mr. William Galley (1779)
- 9881: A letter to the Hon. the Commissioners of His Majesty's customs (1763)
- 10796: The life of Oliver Cromwell (1735)
- 10985: An essay, on the nature, cause, and seat of dysentery's (1744)
- 11817: A new and easy method of book-keeping (1722)
- 13241: A serenata theatrale (1712)
- 19805: Callipædia: or, The art of getting beautiful children. In IV. books (1728)
- 27870: The universal dictionary of trade and commerce (1757)
- 32452: Houshold furniture plate, linen, china, wearing apparel, &c. also the entire stock of merchandize, of Mr. William Atkin, merchant, deceased (1779)
- 34300: No. [blank] Custom-House, London, 6th May, 1790. Gentlemen, we have resolved to discontinue the practice of granting the commanders of Admiralty cruisers permission to used seized vessels as tenders; (1790)
- 34301: No. [blank] Custom-House, London, 20th June, 1793. Gentlemen, doubts having arisen as to the duty due, under the act of the present session of Parliament for the relief of captors of prizes, on prize ships, (1793)
- 35744: (Circular.) Inspector-General's Office, Custom-House, London, April [blank], 1789 (1789)
- 36203: Abstract of such of the muster rolls of Liverpool slave ships (1790)
- 38338: Rules to be observed by the officers of the Admiralty of the Cinque Ports (1792)
- 42513: The statue of truth (1773)
- 46656: A complete view of the British Customs (1726)
- 50179: An act for the more effectual preventing several frauds and abuses committed in his Majesty's customs and excise (1728)
- 58447: Observations respecting the improvement of the port of London (1798)
- 58447: Observations respecting the improvement of the port of London (1798)
- 62451: The humble representation of the House of Commons to the King (1728)
- 63543: A compleat system of the revenue of Ireland (1737)
- 64455: Hidden things brought to light (1709)
- 69080: Port of Dover.} Suffer [blank] to pass to London, by [blank] the goods as under written (1788)
- 69780: To the right honourable and honourable, His Majesty's Commissioners of the Port Department. The memorial of Michael Dillon, practical engineer (1795)
- 70205: No [blank] Custom-House, London, [blank] Gentlemen, Inclosed you will receive an account of the sale of [blank] (1794)
- 70208: I. Form of the entry. Custom-House, Preston Pans, 7 January, 1785 (1785)
- 71053: A Weekly account of goods imported into, and exported out of the port of Dublin, from the (169u)
- 72058: The Daily advertiser (1731)
- 72063: The Gazetteer and London daily advertiser (1753)
- 72220: The Gazetteer and new daily advertiser (1764)
- 72652: Whiston's Merchants weekly remembrancer (1686)
- 73454: Liverpool trade list (179u)
- 75114: The Weekly magazine, and Literary review (1779)
- 82853: A true, perfect, and exact catalogue of all the comedies, tragedies, tragi-comedies, pastorals, masques and interludes, that were ever yet printed and published, till this present year 1671 (1671)
- 96110: Nicomede (1671)
- 112432: Reasons humbly offered to the Parliament for the taking away the office and seal of the aulnagers and collecting the duty of aulnage (or a duty in lieu thereof) at the Custom-House (1689)
- 120050: The honour of chivalry: or, The famous and delectable history of Don Bellianis of Greece (1671)
- 120861: A curious collection of paintings and limnings, of the most famous, ancient, and modern masters in Europe (1691)
- 120862: A curious collettion [sic] of paintings and limnings, of the most famous, ancient and modern masters in Europe (1691)
- 135815: An exhortation to the inhabitants of Dovvn and Connor (1695)
- 140634: A Full account of a bold and barbarous murther committed on the body of William Culliford Esq. by George Cruff, in Water-Lane near the Custom-House in London, on Friday the 8th day of August, 1684, in the open street between the hours of 11 and 12 of the same day (1684)
- 141237: The English rogue (1671)
- 142551: Reasons for the King, the Dutchess of Richmond, and the farmers, to be offered against the Bill for transferring the duties of subsidy and aulnage to the Custom-House (1691)
- 149042: Poor Robin's jests: or, The compleat jester (1679)
- 150825: Poor Robin's jests or, The compleat jester (1670)
- 155641: The Speaker's speech to their excellencies the Lord Justices in the Lord's house (1697)
- 170184: A breviate of the bill for transferring the duty and subsidy of aulnage to the Custom-House (1689)
- 221018: Baldwin's new complete guide to all persons who have any trade or concern with the City of London (1770)
- 233398: A dissertation on the plan, use, and importance (1749)
- 234879: The haunted tower (1793)
- 238934: The new complete guide to all persons who have any Trade or Concern with the City of London (1772)
- 238935: The new complete guide to all persons who have any Trade or Concern with the City of London (1774)
- 238936: The new complete guide to all persons who have any Trade or Concern with the City of London (1777)
- 238937: The new complete guide to all persons who have any Trade or Concern with the City of London (1783)
- 240358: London (1782)
- 247692: A new and true method to find the longitude, much more exacter than that of latitude by quadrant (1714)
- 254331: Some proceedings in the Convocation (1708)
- 254413: The spleen (1737)
- 258190: The communicant's companion (1716)
- 259432: A contest between Marsyas and Apollo, to be represented on the birth-day of His Most Sacred Majesty George by the grace of God King of Great-Britain, &c. at the castle of Dublin the 28th of May, 1723 (1723)
- 261112: Chalk's original Canterbury & Whitstable hoy. The Endeavour, Smith, Ougham, and Co. owners, Horatio Fedarb, master. Takes in goods and passengers for Canterbury, Bridge, Petham, Ickham, Whitstable, ... Takes in goods on Fridays and Saturdays, and sails from Chester Quay, Custom House, on Saturday evening. (1790)
- 262192: The haunted tower (1793)
- 268083: A sermon preached before the House of Lords, at the Abbey-Church in Westminster, on Monday, Nov. the 5th, 1705. By the Right Reverend Father in God, William lord bishop of Lincoln (1705)
- 270993: The true interest of the Hanover Treaty consider'd (1727)
- 274168: The whole duty of man, according to the law of nature (1715)
- 275614: A Letter in answer to a paper, intitled, an appeal to the Reverend Dean Swift. By the Author of Considerations on two papers, &c (1728)
- 276182: Nixon's gentleman's and citizen's Cork almanack, for the year of our Lord 1798 (1798)
- 276183: Nixon's gentleman's and citizen's Cork almanack, for the year of our Lord 1797 (1797)
- 276974: For Genoa (1740)
- 280041: The fall of Saguntum (1727)
- 280184: The court register (1744)
- 281960: Consolidation of the customs (1789)
- 287701: A treasury for dealers (1702)
- 289445: Colles lamentis, lamentis implet & urbes. An elegy (1713)
- 293457: The spleen (1743)
- 295025: An almanack for the island of Barbados (1797)
- 296502: Sketchley's Bristol directory (1775)
- 297309: Draw not your sword but to serve the King, preserve your honour, or defend your life. The art of fencing; or The use of the small sword (1798)
- 298199: The first hoy for Dover, The good intent, James Shuttle, master, Thomas Chester, owner. Takes in goods and passengers for Dover ... Hythe ... Lydd ... Folkstone ... Lying at Brewer's and Chester's quay, Custom-House. The master to be spoken with on board, (1798)
- 299609: Instructions for tide-waiters, and coast officers, in the Kingdom of Ireland. Custom-House Dublin, the [blank] day of [blank] (1731)
- 299957: The New cork directory, for the year 1795 (1795)
- 300848: A serenata. To be represented on the birth-day of the most Serene Anne, by the Grace of God, Queen of Great Britain, &c (1709)
- 302800: By the commissioners and chief governors of Her Majesties revenue in Ireland. A list of undisposed lands in the county of Waterford to be set by cant to the highest bidder, on the [blank] day of [blank] next, for the term of thirty one years, at the Custom-House Dublin; at four of the clock in the afternoon (1703)
- 305805: A compleat list of the knights, citizens and burgesses of the Parliament of Great-Britain, appointed to meet at Westminster, on Saturday the twenty fifth of this instant November, 1710 (1710)
- 306239: Paine insulted at Dover! Letter from Thomas Paine, to Mr. Secretary Dundas (1792)
- 307390: A list of commodities imported into Ireland, ... as rated at the Custom-House, taken at a medium, at the following periods (1752)
- 312224: A list of commodities imported into Ireland, ... as rated at the Custom-House, taken at a medium, at the following periods (1756)
- 313020: Tables of the net duties payable (1787)
- 313145: Chalk's original Canterbury and Whitstable hoy. The Endeavour, Smith, Ougham, & Co. owners; Horatio Fedarb, master. Takes in goods and passengers for Canterbury, Bridge, Petham, Ickham, Whitstable, ... Takes in goods on Fridays and Saturdays, and sails from Chester's Quay, Custom-House, on Saturday evening. (1800)
- 316724: The gentleman's and citizen's Cork almanack (1781)
- 316727: The gentleman's and dealer's Cork almanack For the Year 1778 (1778)
- 318148: Particulars and conditions of sale, of one moiety of the rents and profits, (amounting to upwards ?.1150 per ann.) issuing out of the following valuable freehold estates (1781)
- 318751: Exercise for the horse, dragoons, and foot forces (1728)
- 323137: Her Majesty's most gracious speech to both Houses of Parliament, on Friday the seventh day of December, 1711 (1711)
- 323805: The young man's new universal companion (1788)
- 323806: The young man's new universal companion (1800)
- 326676: A full and particular account of that sad and deplorable fire (1715)
- 326680: The pocket remembrancer (1750)
- 326965: A letter to the hon. the Commissioners of His Majesty's customs (1763)
- 329500: The method of computing the customs made plain to the meanest capacity (1709)
- 329994: A letter to the people of Ireland (1729)
- 335295: The duties payable upon importation of goods into the United States of America (1799)
- 339690: Arithmetic in epitome (1767)
- 339738: The spleen (1737)
- 339739: The spleen (1754)
- 339757: The spleen (1738)
- 344445: Extracts day-book, tobacco warehouse, Custom House, London (1789)
- 350368: The pleasant art of money-catching (1793)
- 350514: A poem, sacred to the memory of the Lady Harriot Boyle (1747)
- 356348: A new treatise of arithmetick (1710)
- 357214: The tariff: or, book of rates and duties (1770)
- 358969: The spanish rogues: being the history of Donna Rosina, a notorious cheat, and her accomplices. Translated from the Spanish, by Edward Waldron, Esq. of Lincoln-Inn (1792)
- 362937: A survey of the British Customs; containing the rates of merchandize as established by 12 Car.II.c.4, 11 Geo.I.c.7, and other statutes; with tables of the Net Duties, Drawbacks, Bounties, &c. payable thereon, Under all Circumstances of Importation and Exportation. Also A Distinct and Practical Account of The several Branches of the Revenue called the Customs. With an appendix, containing an abstract of all the laws now in force relative to the Customs. The whole continued to the End of the Session of 9 Geo. III. By Samuel Baldwin, of the Custom-House, London (1770)
- 365261: Consolidation of the customs, and other duties (1787)
- 365261: Consolidation of the customs, and other duties (1787)
- 367460: The tidesman's and preventive officer's pocket book (1765)
- 367461: The out-Port collector and comptroller's guide (1764)
- 367461: The out-Port collector and comptroller's guide (1764)
- 367462: The merchants clerk: or, the business at the Custom-House made easy, with respect to the method of reporting and clearing ships Inwards and Outwards, and entering goods on Importation and Exportation, Foreign, Coastwise, and Land-Carriage. Also forms of the several dispatches or clearances given by the Officers of the Customs to the Masters of Vessels, &c. By William Hunter, Of the Long-Room, Custom-House, London (1766)
- 367462: The merchants clerk: or, the business at the Custom-House made easy, with respect to the method of reporting and clearing ships Inwards and Outwards, and entering goods on Importation and Exportation, Foreign, Coastwise, and Land-Carriage. Also forms of the several dispatches or clearances given by the Officers of the Customs to the Masters of Vessels, &c. By William Hunter, Of the Long-Room, Custom-House, London (1766)
- 371999: A parallel of the doctrine of the pagans (1727)
- 373525: The curiosities of London and Westminister described (1786)
- 374514: A concise history of the City of London (1752)
- 374974: Considerations on the removal of the Custom-House. Humbly submitted to the public (1781)
- 375248: The general shop book (1753)
- 376120: A sermon preach'd before their Excellencies the Lord Justices (1705)
- 376265: Great Britain's vade mecum (1720)
- 376894: An inquiry into the expences of the collection of the revenue of Ireland, and the examination of the principal merchants of Dublin, respecting fees of office in the Custom-House, &c. from the report of the committee of the House of Commons of the Last Sessions. Robert Graydon, Esq. Chairman (1795)
- 377535: Comes commercii (1747)
- 378555: An history of the city of Limerick (1767)
- 378778: A tide table shewing the (solar) times of high water (1781)
- 379578: An account of the number of vessels of tonnage, and the number of boats and row galleys, employed by the Custom House, and the hands employed therein (1795)
- 379586: An account of the number of vessels of tonnage, and the number of row boats and galleys, employed by the Custom House, and the hands employed therein, in that part of Great Britain called Scotland (1795)
- 380457: The merchants guide (1774)
- 380649: A compleat system of the revenue of Ireland (1737)
- 380649: A compleat system of the revenue of Ireland (1737)
- 381278: The treasury of drugs unlock'd (1738)
- 383610: On the Honourable Board of Commissioners of Her Majesty's Custom-House, London; in the year of peace, 1713. By Mr. H. Crispe of the Custom-House, London (1713)
- 383735: The tidesman's and weigher's new pocket companion (1744)
- 383796: The young merchant's assistant (1718)
- 383851: The rates of merchandize (1782)
- 385920: The curiosities of London and Westminster described (1799)
- 389568: Observations on the report of the Committee of Secrecy (1715)
- 389816: The exact dealer refined (1706)
- 395254: The commercial and political atlas (1786)
- 395792: The unfortunate ramble (1709)
- 397119: A full and genuine history of the inhuman and unparrallell'd murders of Mr. William Galley, a Custom-House Officer at the Port of Southampton: and Mr. Daniel Chater, a Shoemaker, at Fordingbridge in Hampshire. By fourteen notorious smugglers. With the trials of seven of the Bloody Criminals at Chichester, by virtue of a Special Commission, on the 16th, 17th, and 18th of January, 1748-9, before Mr. Justice Foster, Mr. Baron Clive, and Mr. Justice Birch: And a particular Account of their Behaviour at their Trials; as also while under Confinement at Chichester, both before, at, and after Sentence of Death was passed upon them: Together with their Lives, Confessions, Behaviour, and last Dying Words at the Place of Execution, on Thursday January 19, the Day after they received Sentence of Death. To which is annexed, The Trials of John Mills, alias Smoaker, and Henry Sheerman, alias Little Harry; With an Account of the wicked Lives of the said John Mills, Henry Sheerman, Lawrence and Thomas Kemp, two Brothers, Robert Fuller, and Jocky Brown, condemn'd at the said Assizes at East-Grinsted: Together with an Account of Thomas Potter, William Priggs, James Bartlet, and Stephen Diprose, all notorious Smugglers; (the four last condemned at Rochester, for the County of Kent) with the several Murders and Robberies committed by these wicked Wretches. Also to the whole is added, The Trials at large of Thomas Kingsmill, alias Staymaker, Richard Fairall, alias Shepherd; Richard Perrin, Richard Glover, and John Lille-White, all Smugglers, for breaking open the King's Custom-House at Poole in Dorsetshire, and stealing thereout Tea to the Value of 500 l. and upwards: With the wicked Lives and Dying Speeches of the three first named, who were executed at Tyburn, Wednesday April 26, 1749 (1749)
- 398147: Portable instructions for purchasing the drugs and spices of Asia and the East-Indies (1779)
- 399316: An Act to prevent the growth of schism, and for the further security of the churches of England and Ireland, as by law established. (1714)
- 399696: The youth's familiar guide to trade and commerce (1772)
- 401497: A complete guide to the officers of His Majesty's customs in the out-ports (1732)
- 401498: A complete view of the British Customs (1724)
- 401500: Complete view of the British customs (1755)
- 401501: A complete view of the British customs (1745)
- 401502: A complete view of the British Customs (1738)
- 401808: A complete view of the British Customs (1731)
- 401809: A complete view of the British Customs (1728)
- 402079: The British duties of customs (1792)
- 402172: A complete view of the British customs (1746)
- 406783: The peerage of Ireland (1725)
- 420577: The spleen (1737)
- 425064: The Following estates and interests belonging to John Prat, Esq; now vested in trustees, are to be [sold by cant, at] Dick's Coffee-House in Skinner Row, on Thursday the first day of June next, at six o'clock in the afternoon: whoever have a mind to purchase the same, may Enquire of Luke Gardiner, Esq; at the treasury; or of Mr. Wills, at his office in Crane-Lane, Dublin. (1727)
- 425189: The tidesman's and preventive officer's pocket-book (1771)
- 425565: An Elegy on the much lamented 'Squire Roberts, overseer of His Majesty's Custom-House (1727)
- 426327: An Account of the late dreadful earthquake and fire, which destroyed the city of Lisbon (1756)
- 426328: An Account of the late dreadful earthquake and fire, which destroyed the city of Lisbon (1756)
- 431054: A State of importations from Great-Britain into the port of Boston. From the beginning of January 1770 (1770)
- 431886: The Baltimore directory, for 1799 (1799)
- 432638: An order of Council (1740)
- 432748: Boston, December 2, 1773 (1773)
- 435450: Treasury Department, February 15, 1791 (1791)
- 441201: Duties payable on goods, wares and merchandize, imported into the United States of America, from and after the last day of June, 1794 (1794)
- 445408: A State of importations from Great-Britain into the port of Boston. From the beginning of January, 1770 (1770)
- 448312: Just published, a catalogue of new books (1785)
- 450352: A short account of the life, of John ************ alias Owen Syllavan, alias John Livingston, alias John Brown, by which names he stood indicted by the Grand Jury, and was found guilty by the Supreme Sessions for the City and County of New-York, for counterfeiting and passing the current bills of that colony emitted in the year 1737: and was executed on Monday the 10th day of May 1756 (1756)
- 453707: A narrative of the sufferings and surprizing deliverances of William and Elizabeth Fleming (1756)
- 454466: A short address to persons of all denominations (1756)
- 454588: That Jesus Christ is God by nature, of the same essence with the Father, proved to be the doctrine of Christianity (1756)
- 455952: Duties payable on goods, wares, and merchandize, imported into the United States of America, from and after the last day of June, 1792 (1792)
- 455953: Duties payable on goods, wares, and merchandize, imported into the United States of America, from and after the 30th Sept. 1797 (1800)
- 456697: The age of reason (1794)
- 463914: The age of reason (1794)
- 464558: Return of American seamen which have been impressed from on board of vessels belonging to the United States, and arrived in the district of the city of New-York, commencing the 1st of January, and ending the 31st of March 1798 (1798)
- 469882: Articles of the treaty of union, agreed on by the commissioners of both kingdoms, on the 22d of July, 1706. (1706)
- 479157: Votes of the House of Commons. (1697)
Variants:
- Custom House
- 4111: The treasury of drugs unlock'd (1733)
- 6943: A compleat system of the revenue of Ireland, in its several branches of import, export, and inland duties (1744)
- 6943: A compleat system of the revenue of Ireland, in its several branches of import, export, and inland duties (1744)
- 7167: The antidote, being a poem of reflection (1713)
- 9384: A full and genuine history of the inhuman and unparallell'd murders of Mr. William Galley (1779)
- 9881: A letter to the Hon. the Commissioners of His Majesty's customs (1763)
- 10796: The life of Oliver Cromwell (1735)
- 10985: An essay, on the nature, cause, and seat of dysentery's (1744)
- 11817: A new and easy method of book-keeping (1722)
- 13241: A serenata theatrale (1712)
- 19805: Callipædia: or, The art of getting beautiful children. In IV. books (1728)
- 27870: The universal dictionary of trade and commerce (1757)
- 32452: Houshold furniture plate, linen, china, wearing apparel, &c. also the entire stock of merchandize, of Mr. William Atkin, merchant, deceased (1779)
- 34300: No. [blank] Custom-House, London, 6th May, 1790. Gentlemen, we have resolved to discontinue the practice of granting the commanders of Admiralty cruisers permission to used seized vessels as tenders; (1790)
- 34301: No. [blank] Custom-House, London, 20th June, 1793. Gentlemen, doubts having arisen as to the duty due, under the act of the present session of Parliament for the relief of captors of prizes, on prize ships, (1793)
- 35744: (Circular.) Inspector-General's Office, Custom-House, London, April [blank], 1789 (1789)
- 36203: Abstract of such of the muster rolls of Liverpool slave ships (1790)
- 38338: Rules to be observed by the officers of the Admiralty of the Cinque Ports (1792)
- 42513: The statue of truth (1773)
- 46656: A complete view of the British Customs (1726)
- 50179: An act for the more effectual preventing several frauds and abuses committed in his Majesty's customs and excise (1728)
- 58447: Observations respecting the improvement of the port of London (1798)
- 58447: Observations respecting the improvement of the port of London (1798)
- 62451: The humble representation of the House of Commons to the King (1728)
- 63543: A compleat system of the revenue of Ireland (1737)
- 64455: Hidden things brought to light (1709)
- 69080: Port of Dover.} Suffer [blank] to pass to London, by [blank] the goods as under written (1788)
- 69780: To the right honourable and honourable, His Majesty's Commissioners of the Port Department. The memorial of Michael Dillon, practical engineer (1795)
- 70205: No [blank] Custom-House, London, [blank] Gentlemen, Inclosed you will receive an account of the sale of [blank] (1794)
- 70208: I. Form of the entry. Custom-House, Preston Pans, 7 January, 1785 (1785)
- 71053: A Weekly account of goods imported into, and exported out of the port of Dublin, from the (169u)
- 72058: The Daily advertiser (1731)
- 72063: The Gazetteer and London daily advertiser (1753)
- 72220: The Gazetteer and new daily advertiser (1764)
- 72652: Whiston's Merchants weekly remembrancer (1686)
- 73454: Liverpool trade list (179u)
- 75114: The Weekly magazine, and Literary review (1779)
- 82853: A true, perfect, and exact catalogue of all the comedies, tragedies, tragi-comedies, pastorals, masques and interludes, that were ever yet printed and published, till this present year 1671 (1671)
- 96110: Nicomede (1671)
- 112432: Reasons humbly offered to the Parliament for the taking away the office and seal of the aulnagers and collecting the duty of aulnage (or a duty in lieu thereof) at the Custom-House (1689)
- 120050: The honour of chivalry: or, The famous and delectable history of Don Bellianis of Greece (1671)
- 120861: A curious collection of paintings and limnings, of the most famous, ancient, and modern masters in Europe (1691)
- 120862: A curious collettion [sic] of paintings and limnings, of the most famous, ancient and modern masters in Europe (1691)
- 135815: An exhortation to the inhabitants of Dovvn and Connor (1695)
- 140634: A Full account of a bold and barbarous murther committed on the body of William Culliford Esq. by George Cruff, in Water-Lane near the Custom-House in London, on Friday the 8th day of August, 1684, in the open street between the hours of 11 and 12 of the same day (1684)
- 141237: The English rogue (1671)
- 142551: Reasons for the King, the Dutchess of Richmond, and the farmers, to be offered against the Bill for transferring the duties of subsidy and aulnage to the Custom-House (1691)
- 149042: Poor Robin's jests: or, The compleat jester (1679)
- 150825: Poor Robin's jests or, The compleat jester (1670)
- 155641: The Speaker's speech to their excellencies the Lord Justices in the Lord's house (1697)
- 170184: A breviate of the bill for transferring the duty and subsidy of aulnage to the Custom-House (1689)
- 221018: Baldwin's new complete guide to all persons who have any trade or concern with the City of London (1770)
- 233398: A dissertation on the plan, use, and importance (1749)
- 234879: The haunted tower (1793)
- 238934: The new complete guide to all persons who have any Trade or Concern with the City of London (1772)
- 238935: The new complete guide to all persons who have any Trade or Concern with the City of London (1774)
- 238936: The new complete guide to all persons who have any Trade or Concern with the City of London (1777)
- 238937: The new complete guide to all persons who have any Trade or Concern with the City of London (1783)
- 240358: London (1782)
- 247692: A new and true method to find the longitude, much more exacter than that of latitude by quadrant (1714)
- 254331: Some proceedings in the Convocation (1708)
- 254413: The spleen (1737)
- 258190: The communicant's companion (1716)
- 259432: A contest between Marsyas and Apollo, to be represented on the birth-day of His Most Sacred Majesty George by the grace of God King of Great-Britain, &c. at the castle of Dublin the 28th of May, 1723 (1723)
- 261112: Chalk's original Canterbury & Whitstable hoy. The Endeavour, Smith, Ougham, and Co. owners, Horatio Fedarb, master. Takes in goods and passengers for Canterbury, Bridge, Petham, Ickham, Whitstable, ... Takes in goods on Fridays and Saturdays, and sails from Chester Quay, Custom House, on Saturday evening. (1790)
- 262192: The haunted tower (1793)
- 268083: A sermon preached before the House of Lords, at the Abbey-Church in Westminster, on Monday, Nov. the 5th, 1705. By the Right Reverend Father in God, William lord bishop of Lincoln (1705)
- 270993: The true interest of the Hanover Treaty consider'd (1727)
- 274168: The whole duty of man, according to the law of nature (1715)
- 275614: A Letter in answer to a paper, intitled, an appeal to the Reverend Dean Swift. By the Author of Considerations on two papers, &c (1728)
- 276182: Nixon's gentleman's and citizen's Cork almanack, for the year of our Lord 1798 (1798)
- 276183: Nixon's gentleman's and citizen's Cork almanack, for the year of our Lord 1797 (1797)
- 276974: For Genoa (1740)
- 280041: The fall of Saguntum (1727)
- 280184: The court register (1744)
- 281960: Consolidation of the customs (1789)
- 287701: A treasury for dealers (1702)
- 289445: Colles lamentis, lamentis implet & urbes. An elegy (1713)
- 293457: The spleen (1743)
- 295025: An almanack for the island of Barbados (1797)
- 296502: Sketchley's Bristol directory (1775)
- 297309: Draw not your sword but to serve the King, preserve your honour, or defend your life. The art of fencing; or The use of the small sword (1798)
- 298199: The first hoy for Dover, The good intent, James Shuttle, master, Thomas Chester, owner. Takes in goods and passengers for Dover ... Hythe ... Lydd ... Folkstone ... Lying at Brewer's and Chester's quay, Custom-House. The master to be spoken with on board, (1798)
- 299609: Instructions for tide-waiters, and coast officers, in the Kingdom of Ireland. Custom-House Dublin, the [blank] day of [blank] (1731)
- 299957: The New cork directory, for the year 1795 (1795)
- 300848: A serenata. To be represented on the birth-day of the most Serene Anne, by the Grace of God, Queen of Great Britain, &c (1709)
- 302800: By the commissioners and chief governors of Her Majesties revenue in Ireland. A list of undisposed lands in the county of Waterford to be set by cant to the highest bidder, on the [blank] day of [blank] next, for the term of thirty one years, at the Custom-House Dublin; at four of the clock in the afternoon (1703)
- 305805: A compleat list of the knights, citizens and burgesses of the Parliament of Great-Britain, appointed to meet at Westminster, on Saturday the twenty fifth of this instant November, 1710 (1710)
- 306239: Paine insulted at Dover! Letter from Thomas Paine, to Mr. Secretary Dundas (1792)
- 307390: A list of commodities imported into Ireland, ... as rated at the Custom-House, taken at a medium, at the following periods (1752)
- 312224: A list of commodities imported into Ireland, ... as rated at the Custom-House, taken at a medium, at the following periods (1756)
- 313020: Tables of the net duties payable (1787)
- 313145: Chalk's original Canterbury and Whitstable hoy. The Endeavour, Smith, Ougham, & Co. owners; Horatio Fedarb, master. Takes in goods and passengers for Canterbury, Bridge, Petham, Ickham, Whitstable, ... Takes in goods on Fridays and Saturdays, and sails from Chester's Quay, Custom-House, on Saturday evening. (1800)
- 316724: The gentleman's and citizen's Cork almanack (1781)
- 316727: The gentleman's and dealer's Cork almanack For the Year 1778 (1778)
- 318148: Particulars and conditions of sale, of one moiety of the rents and profits, (amounting to upwards ?.1150 per ann.) issuing out of the following valuable freehold estates (1781)
- 318751: Exercise for the horse, dragoons, and foot forces (1728)
- 323137: Her Majesty's most gracious speech to both Houses of Parliament, on Friday the seventh day of December, 1711 (1711)
- 323805: The young man's new universal companion (1788)
- 323806: The young man's new universal companion (1800)
- 326676: A full and particular account of that sad and deplorable fire (1715)
- 326680: The pocket remembrancer (1750)
- 326965: A letter to the hon. the Commissioners of His Majesty's customs (1763)
- 329500: The method of computing the customs made plain to the meanest capacity (1709)
- 329994: A letter to the people of Ireland (1729)
- 335295: The duties payable upon importation of goods into the United States of America (1799)
- 339690: Arithmetic in epitome (1767)
- 339738: The spleen (1737)
- 339739: The spleen (1754)
- 339757: The spleen (1738)
- 344445: Extracts day-book, tobacco warehouse, Custom House, London (1789)
- 350368: The pleasant art of money-catching (1793)
- 350514: A poem, sacred to the memory of the Lady Harriot Boyle (1747)
- 356348: A new treatise of arithmetick (1710)
- 357214: The tariff: or, book of rates and duties (1770)
- 358969: The spanish rogues: being the history of Donna Rosina, a notorious cheat, and her accomplices. Translated from the Spanish, by Edward Waldron, Esq. of Lincoln-Inn (1792)
- 362937: A survey of the British Customs; containing the rates of merchandize as established by 12 Car.II.c.4, 11 Geo.I.c.7, and other statutes; with tables of the Net Duties, Drawbacks, Bounties, &c. payable thereon, Under all Circumstances of Importation and Exportation. Also A Distinct and Practical Account of The several Branches of the Revenue called the Customs. With an appendix, containing an abstract of all the laws now in force relative to the Customs. The whole continued to the End of the Session of 9 Geo. III. By Samuel Baldwin, of the Custom-House, London (1770)
- 365261: Consolidation of the customs, and other duties (1787)
- 365261: Consolidation of the customs, and other duties (1787)
- 367460: The tidesman's and preventive officer's pocket book (1765)
- 367461: The out-Port collector and comptroller's guide (1764)
- 367461: The out-Port collector and comptroller's guide (1764)
- 367462: The merchants clerk: or, the business at the Custom-House made easy, with respect to the method of reporting and clearing ships Inwards and Outwards, and entering goods on Importation and Exportation, Foreign, Coastwise, and Land-Carriage. Also forms of the several dispatches or clearances given by the Officers of the Customs to the Masters of Vessels, &c. By William Hunter, Of the Long-Room, Custom-House, London (1766)
- 367462: The merchants clerk: or, the business at the Custom-House made easy, with respect to the method of reporting and clearing ships Inwards and Outwards, and entering goods on Importation and Exportation, Foreign, Coastwise, and Land-Carriage. Also forms of the several dispatches or clearances given by the Officers of the Customs to the Masters of Vessels, &c. By William Hunter, Of the Long-Room, Custom-House, London (1766)
- 371999: A parallel of the doctrine of the pagans (1727)
- 373525: The curiosities of London and Westminister described (1786)
- 374514: A concise history of the City of London (1752)
- 374974: Considerations on the removal of the Custom-House. Humbly submitted to the public (1781)
- 375248: The general shop book (1753)
- 376120: A sermon preach'd before their Excellencies the Lord Justices (1705)
- 376265: Great Britain's vade mecum (1720)
- 376894: An inquiry into the expences of the collection of the revenue of Ireland, and the examination of the principal merchants of Dublin, respecting fees of office in the Custom-House, &c. from the report of the committee of the House of Commons of the Last Sessions. Robert Graydon, Esq. Chairman (1795)
- 377535: Comes commercii (1747)
- 378555: An history of the city of Limerick (1767)
- 378778: A tide table shewing the (solar) times of high water (1781)
- 379578: An account of the number of vessels of tonnage, and the number of boats and row galleys, employed by the Custom House, and the hands employed therein (1795)
- 379586: An account of the number of vessels of tonnage, and the number of row boats and galleys, employed by the Custom House, and the hands employed therein, in that part of Great Britain called Scotland (1795)
- 380457: The merchants guide (1774)
- 380649: A compleat system of the revenue of Ireland (1737)
- 380649: A compleat system of the revenue of Ireland (1737)
- 381278: The treasury of drugs unlock'd (1738)
- 383610: On the Honourable Board of Commissioners of Her Majesty's Custom-House, London; in the year of peace, 1713. By Mr. H. Crispe of the Custom-House, London (1713)
- 383735: The tidesman's and weigher's new pocket companion (1744)
- 383796: The young merchant's assistant (1718)
- 383851: The rates of merchandize (1782)
- 385920: The curiosities of London and Westminster described (1799)
- 389568: Observations on the report of the Committee of Secrecy (1715)
- 389816: The exact dealer refined (1706)
- 395254: The commercial and political atlas (1786)
- 395792: The unfortunate ramble (1709)
- 397119: A full and genuine history of the inhuman and unparrallell'd murders of Mr. William Galley, a Custom-House Officer at the Port of Southampton: and Mr. Daniel Chater, a Shoemaker, at Fordingbridge in Hampshire. By fourteen notorious smugglers. With the trials of seven of the Bloody Criminals at Chichester, by virtue of a Special Commission, on the 16th, 17th, and 18th of January, 1748-9, before Mr. Justice Foster, Mr. Baron Clive, and Mr. Justice Birch: And a particular Account of their Behaviour at their Trials; as also while under Confinement at Chichester, both before, at, and after Sentence of Death was passed upon them: Together with their Lives, Confessions, Behaviour, and last Dying Words at the Place of Execution, on Thursday January 19, the Day after they received Sentence of Death. To which is annexed, The Trials of John Mills, alias Smoaker, and Henry Sheerman, alias Little Harry; With an Account of the wicked Lives of the said John Mills, Henry Sheerman, Lawrence and Thomas Kemp, two Brothers, Robert Fuller, and Jocky Brown, condemn'd at the said Assizes at East-Grinsted: Together with an Account of Thomas Potter, William Priggs, James Bartlet, and Stephen Diprose, all notorious Smugglers; (the four last condemned at Rochester, for the County of Kent) with the several Murders and Robberies committed by these wicked Wretches. Also to the whole is added, The Trials at large of Thomas Kingsmill, alias Staymaker, Richard Fairall, alias Shepherd; Richard Perrin, Richard Glover, and John Lille-White, all Smugglers, for breaking open the King's Custom-House at Poole in Dorsetshire, and stealing thereout Tea to the Value of 500 l. and upwards: With the wicked Lives and Dying Speeches of the three first named, who were executed at Tyburn, Wednesday April 26, 1749 (1749)
- 398147: Portable instructions for purchasing the drugs and spices of Asia and the East-Indies (1779)
- 399316: An Act to prevent the growth of schism, and for the further security of the churches of England and Ireland, as by law established. (1714)
- 399696: The youth's familiar guide to trade and commerce (1772)
- 401497: A complete guide to the officers of His Majesty's customs in the out-ports (1732)
- 401498: A complete view of the British Customs (1724)
- 401500: Complete view of the British customs (1755)
- 401501: A complete view of the British customs (1745)
- 401502: A complete view of the British Customs (1738)
- 401808: A complete view of the British Customs (1731)
- 401809: A complete view of the British Customs (1728)
- 402079: The British duties of customs (1792)
- 402172: A complete view of the British customs (1746)
- 406783: The peerage of Ireland (1725)
- 420577: The spleen (1737)
- 425064: The Following estates and interests belonging to John Prat, Esq; now vested in trustees, are to be [sold by cant, at] Dick's Coffee-House in Skinner Row, on Thursday the first day of June next, at six o'clock in the afternoon: whoever have a mind to purchase the same, may Enquire of Luke Gardiner, Esq; at the treasury; or of Mr. Wills, at his office in Crane-Lane, Dublin. (1727)
- 425189: The tidesman's and preventive officer's pocket-book (1771)
- 425565: An Elegy on the much lamented 'Squire Roberts, overseer of His Majesty's Custom-House (1727)
- 426327: An Account of the late dreadful earthquake and fire, which destroyed the city of Lisbon (1756)
- 426328: An Account of the late dreadful earthquake and fire, which destroyed the city of Lisbon (1756)
- 431054: A State of importations from Great-Britain into the port of Boston. From the beginning of January 1770 (1770)
- 431886: The Baltimore directory, for 1799 (1799)
- 432638: An order of Council (1740)
- 432748: Boston, December 2, 1773 (1773)
- 435450: Treasury Department, February 15, 1791 (1791)
- 441201: Duties payable on goods, wares and merchandize, imported into the United States of America, from and after the last day of June, 1794 (1794)
- 445408: A State of importations from Great-Britain into the port of Boston. From the beginning of January, 1770 (1770)
- 448312: Just published, a catalogue of new books (1785)
- 450352: A short account of the life, of John ************ alias Owen Syllavan, alias John Livingston, alias John Brown, by which names he stood indicted by the Grand Jury, and was found guilty by the Supreme Sessions for the City and County of New-York, for counterfeiting and passing the current bills of that colony emitted in the year 1737: and was executed on Monday the 10th day of May 1756 (1756)
- 453707: A narrative of the sufferings and surprizing deliverances of William and Elizabeth Fleming (1756)
- 454466: A short address to persons of all denominations (1756)
- 454588: That Jesus Christ is God by nature, of the same essence with the Father, proved to be the doctrine of Christianity (1756)
- 455952: Duties payable on goods, wares, and merchandize, imported into the United States of America, from and after the last day of June, 1792 (1792)
- 455953: Duties payable on goods, wares, and merchandize, imported into the United States of America, from and after the 30th Sept. 1797 (1800)
- 456697: The age of reason (1794)
- 463914: The age of reason (1794)
- 464558: Return of American seamen which have been impressed from on board of vessels belonging to the United States, and arrived in the district of the city of New-York, commencing the 1st of January, and ending the 31st of March 1798 (1798)
- 469882: Articles of the treaty of union, agreed on by the commissioners of both kingdoms, on the 22d of July, 1706. (1706)
- 479157: Votes of the House of Commons. (1697)
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