MoEML References in Shakeosphere
SHOE1: Shoe Lane
- 5322: The beggar's opera (1787)
- 5344: The beggar's opera (1790)
- 5648: An authentic account of the particulars which appeared on the trials of Robert and Dan. Perreau (1775)
- 5680: The Albion Queens (1799)
- 6185: The British jewel (1785)
- 8316: The history of Essex (1775)
- 8663: The history of the tales of the fairies (1800)
- 8796: The history of Miss Sally Johnson (1795)
- 8944: The gamester (1800)
- 11322: The new festival of wit (1800)
- 11459: The paragon of mirth & drollery (1790)
- 11526: Oroonoko (1785)
- 13172: The remarkable history of the rise and fall of Masaniello (1768)
- 16088: A serious inquiry into the nature, state, and subsistence of the human soul (1783)
- 20907: The compleat horse doctor; or, Horseman's sure guide (1780)
- 21783: An Account of the mutinous seizure of the bounty; with the succeeding hardships of the crew (1790)
- 23582: The fair penitent. A tragedy (1800)
- 23879: Falstaff alive again! (1793)
- 24023: The fortunes and misfortunes of the famous Moll Flanders (1790)
- 27420: Moderation is salvation (1800)
- 27481: Monstrous good songs toasts & sentiments. 1799 (1799)
- 31464: Fitz-giggo, a new English uproar (1763)
- 32421: The history of the giants (1795)
- 34374: The mourning bride. A tragedy (1787)
- 37636: The Complete valentine writer: or, The young men and maidens best assistant (1780)
- 39024: The town and country nut-cracker (1800)
- 39745: Joe Miller's jests (1800)
- 42347: Artaxerxes (1787)
- 42771: Rusted's humourous and entertaining jester or the pabulum of life (1795)
- 44776: The unfortunate Englishmen (1790)
- 46226: The tricks of London laid open (1790)
- 47280: Monstrous good songs, toasts and sentiments; humourous cantatas, medlies, catches, and glees, for the year 1795 (1795)
- 57560: The shipwreck (1795)
- 58813: An authentic relation of Henry Webb (1787)
- 62755: Flora; or, hob in the well (1787)
- 64784: The history of the reign of Edward the Sixth. Written by David Hume, Esq (1793)
- 64786: The history of the reign of Henry the Eighth (1792)
- 64857: Every lady her own physician (1788)
- 65593: The fair penitent. A tragedy (1787)
- 66108: Isabella (1800)
- 66122: Isabella (1787)
- 66374: The Distressed lady: or, The Yorkshire beauty (1790)
- 66545: The history of the reign of Henry the Seventh (1790)
- 67620: The rival twins; or, The history of William and Joseph Eaton (1790)
- 68613: Cain's lamentations over Abel (1800)
- 69794: This day is published, (price one shilling.) The true-born Scot: inscribed to John Earl of Bute (1764)
- 70082: Roman stories; or The history of the seven wise masters of Rome (1800)
- 70710: The lamp-lighter's poem (1800)
- 70711: The lamp-lighter's poem (1800)
- 72227: The Historical magazine; or, Classical library of public events (1789)
- 72246: The Naval chronicle (1799)
- 73406: The India courier (178u)
- 75001: The rambler's magazine; Or, The annals of gallantry, glee, pleasure, and the bon ton; for (1783)
- 77967: The entertainment of His most excellent Majestie Charles II, in his passage through the city of London to his coronation (1662)
- 84272: Nevves from Ireland (1642)
- 88178: Roman stories: or The history of the seven wise mistresses of Rome (1790)
- 93096: Homer his Iliads translated, adorn'd with sculpture, and illustrated with annotations, by John Ogilby (1660)
- 98799: Janus Alexandrus Ferrarius, an Augustine friar, his epistles to the two brethern of Wallenburgh, concerning the usefulness and necessity of the Roman Catholick faith (1673)
- 117037: The great champions of England (1646)
- 137470: The good old cause of England revived and asserted (1658)
- 156581: More joyfull newes from Ireland, or, The copie of a letter written from Corke (1642)
- 208092: Robin Hood's garland (1785)
- 208108: Murder found out, and cruelty rewarded (1785)
- 208136: Monstrous good songs, sentiments, toasts, cantatas, medlies, catches & glees. 1796. :Embellished with several originals. To which are added, The humours of a watch-house, as delivered at Freemasons' Hall (1796)
- 208258: The Prophetical mirror (1792)
- 208270: The History of the beautiful Miss Fermia, a vintner's daughter of Savona (1785)
- 208272: The Oeconomy of human life; or The Christian's companion (1790)
- 208275: Monstrous good songs, sentiments, and toasts, humorous medlies, cantatas, catches & glees, for the year 1794 (1794)
- 210534: Of education founded upon principles (1800)
- 211658: A descriptive inventory of the several exquisite and magnificent pieces of mechanism and jewellery, comprised in the schedule annexed to an Act of Parliament, made in the thirteenth year of the reign of ... George the Third; for enabling Mr. James Cox, ... Jeweller, to dispose of his museum by way of lottery (1774)
- 212016: The genuine trial of John Motherill (1786)
- 212120: The town and country auctioneer's guide (1797)
- 213097: Trivia (1795)
- 214157: The cabinet-Makers London book of prices (1788)
- 221551: The american kalendar (1800)
- 222825: Shakspeare. When the newly discovered portrait of our great dramatick writer was first shown in Castle Street, the few remaining advocates for the Chandosan canvas observed, (1794)
- 225293: Flora (1787)
- 225464: Love in a village (1787)
- 225593: The spirit of marine law (1800)
- 225821: The maid of the mill (1787)
- 228071: The trial of Mrs. Henrietta Arabin (1786)
- 234834: The happy state of believers immediately after death (1787)
- 235209: The history and comical adventures of Harlequin and his pleasing companion, Columbine (1790)
- 235310: The history of mother Bunch of the West (1790)
- 235343: The history of that celebrated lady Ally Croaker (1780)
- 236406: It's all of a peace or French Leuisdors for English bricks. [a satirical print] (1763)
- 236974: Letter on the present associations (1793)
- 240126: The life and death of Mrs. Jane Shore, concubine to Edward IV (1780)
- 240657: Moral reflexions on the ministry of Card. Alberoni. Translated from the Spanish. Humbly inserib'd to the Right Hon. the Lord Harrington, one of His Majesty's principal secretaries of state, &c. &c (1735)
- 240931: Mutual knowledge in a future state (1766)
- 242264: Proposals for insurance on marriage, at the office in Bangor Court, in Shoe-Lane, near St. Andrews Church; at Mr. Tills's, a watch-maker: particularly design'd for advantage of such as are already members of other societies (1710)
- 242718: A critical review of the works of Dr Samuel Johnson (1787)
- 244643: Thoughts on the present prices of provisions (1800)
- 252686: The trial of Lady Ann Foley (1785)
- 252920: The illustrious and renowned history of the seven famous champions of Christendom (1790)
- 253562: A key to the drama (1768)
- 254181: To the worthy independant honest Black Friars. (Red-Hart, Shoe-Lane,) a song (1785)
- 255903: A catalogue of the various musical clocks, pieces of mechanism, and other rich and valuable effects, late the property of Mr. James Cox, of Shoe Lane, jeweller. Which effects (being now at Canton in China, having been sent there at a great expence of freight and insurance) will be sold by auction ... by Mr. Christie, ... on Thursday, February 16, 1792, (1792)
- 256002: A catalogue of part of the genuine and valuable stock in trade of Mr. James Cox, of Shoe-Lane, jeweller ... which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Christie ... on Wednesday and Thursday the 16th and 17th of this instant December 1772 (1772)
- 256006: A catalogue of part of the large and valuable stock in trade of Mr. James Cox, of Shoe-Lane, jeweller ... which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Christie ... on Wednesday and Thursday the 1st and 2d of July 1772 (1772)
- 259328: The History of the seven wise masters of Rome (1799)
- 259622: The history of the tales of the fairies (1785)
- 267192: A handful of flowers for a Christian (1786)
- 268374: The life of that great circumnavigator (1792)
- 269333: The true-Born Scot (1764)
- 269864: The life of Mr. Elwes (1792)
- 273030: The strange voyage and adventures of domingo gonsales, to the world in the moon (1790)
- 275771: The distrest mother (1800)
- 275805: The tricks of London laid open (1785)
- 276849: The entertaining history, or the sleeping beauty in the wood (1800)
- 277221: An abridgement of the new version of the Psalms (1767)
- 277528: Dreams and moles (1780)
- 280889: Falstaff alive again! (1794)
- 281500: The english rogue reviv'd (1718)
- 284459: The history of Cinderella (1790)
- 286774: The easiest introduction to the Hebrew language (1765)
- 287859: The History and adventures of Miss Betsey Warwick, the female rambler (1790)
- 289834: Monstrous good songs, toasts & sentiments (1793)
- 290924: Rules and orders (1787)
- 291747: Rules and orders to be observed by an Equitable society for the benefit of survivors at the expiration of three years (1786)
- 294799: By His Majesty's royal authority. Doctor Harvey's anti-venereal pills (1795)
- 301692: Country Tom's Complete jester; or, the laughter's delight (1790)
- 305244: The trial of Louis XVI (1793)
- 305367: The art of cuckoldom (1794)
- 305872: The Prophetical mirror (1800)
- 305995: The sabbath-Breaker reclaimed (1759)
- 309106: Axtell, letter-press and copper-plate printer (1785)
- 309107: At Axtell & Co.'s letter-press and copper-plate printing office (1785)
- 309526: Rushton stay-maker (1795)
- 311026: Curiosities of all sorts, in pneumatics, hydrostatics, mechanics, &c (1721)
- 313038: The Fair jult; or, The amours of Prince Tarquin and Miranda (1790)
- 314340: Narrative of the two unfortunate lovers, Miss Polly Hawkins, near Brentford, in the county of Middlesex; and William Jones, near Leeds, in Yorkshire (1790)
- 314727: The new London letter writer (1790)
- 316328: The virgin unmasked (1787)
- 316408: The unfortunate Englishmen (1790)
- 318237: The Unfortunate happy west country couple: or, The entertaining history of Thomas and Sally (1795)
- 319219: Descriptive catalogue of the several superb and magnificent pieces of mechanism and jewellery, exhibited in the museum, at Spring-Gardens, Charing-Cross (1772)
- 319661: The Tricks of London laid open (1799)
- 322302: A key to the drama (1768)
- 325820: The illuminator (1797)
- 327803: Werter and Charlotte (1800)
- 327874: The lovers looking glass (1800)
- 328903: The heavenly footman (1800)
- 330556: Mutual knowledge in a future state (1767)
- 331159: Robin Hood's garland (1790)
- 331176: The history of the giants (1800)
- 332503: Macbeth (1785)
- 333011: Richard the Third (1787)
- 333286: The merchant of Venice (1787)
- 333287: The merry wives of Windsor (1787)
- 333290: Cymbeline (1788)
- 333294: Hamlet (1787)
- 334417: The history of Miss Harriot Fairfax (1800)
- 336561: Louisa Wharton. A story founded on facts: written by herself, in a series of letters to a friend. Wherein is Displayed Some particular Circumstances which happened during the bloody Contest in America. I. Louisa's Father and Mother go to Bath; the Amusements of that Place described, &c. II. Some Account of Captain Truman and his Family; he falls in Love with Louisa; her Brother arrives from Philadelphia, and confirms the War having broke out. III. Captain Truman is ordered with his Regiment to America; Louisa is greatly alarmed, &c. IV. Truman takes Leave of Louisa with the greatest Tenderness; she gives him her Picture in Miniature; he gives her a Ring, and they vow mutual Constancy. V. Louisa's Father goes to London, from thence, with George his Son, sets out for Philadelphia. VI. A Letter from young Truman, full of tender expressions, &c. Vii. A Letter from her Brother, relates the Death of her Father, and the Confiscation of all their Property; they are greatly distressed; and Louisa is slighted by Sir James, &c. Viii. The History of Charlotte Modish, and Lord Squander. IX. Louisa and her Mother in a deplorable situation; she gets some Needle work to do, and is admired for her singing: Lord Squander tries to seduce her, &c. X. Fanny is very kind, but goes into the Country; Louisa hears the dismal News that Truman is taken by the Enemy, and condemned by way of Retaliation, &c. XI. A Letter from Fanny, gives an Account of an Uncle, who is very rich by Accident: he gives them Money, comes to Town, &c. XII. She hears that young Truman is released; he comes to England with her Brother; they all meet at the House of Louisa, and all Parties are made happy by Marriage (1780)
- 336985: The history of Fortunatus (1800)
- 337302: Remarks on the Cassandra of Lycophron, a monody. By the Rev. H. Meen, B.D (1800)
- 343663: The new spouters companion, or a selection of prologues and epilogues, as delivered at the London theatres, Dedicated to the School of Garrick. Illustrated with The art of acting, and The picture of a spouting club. (1796)
- 347011: The trials of all the pirates at the Admiralty sessions at the Old-Bailey; with the remarkable trial of Capt. Joseph Halsey, for the Murder of two of his Sailors; with his behaviour, confession, and dying words, at the place of execution, March 14, 1759 (1759)
- 347345: The shipwreck (1800)
- 347363: The shipwreck (1800)
- 347590: The perjured lover, or the history of Thomas Beaumont (1790)
- 347598: The distress'd orphan; or, Love in a mad house (1785)
- 347734: The storm (1787)
- 348975: Justification by faith alone (1762)
- 352449: The life of Dr. Samuel Johnson, LL.D (1792)
- 352459: An English and Hebrew grammar, being the first short rudiments of those two languages, taught together (1767)
- 354346: A conference between Christ and a doubtful Christian. To which is added, The good man's comfortable companion; Or, a Daily Preparation for Heaven: Wherein are Directions for passing our Days well and accceptable to God. With Divine Meditations, Prayers, and Ejaculations, fitted for the several Times and Occasions of offering them to God. Also a collection of excellent prayers, for Morning and Evening, for Every Day in the Week, Adapted to the Use of such Persons whose urgent Business, or ordinary Days, will not permit them longer Time for Devotion. By Archbishop Laud (1800)
- 355192: Browne's general law list (1787)
- 358053: The life of Mr. Elwes, the celebrated miser. With singular anecdotes, &c. Written by Captain Topham (1795)
- 360449: The prudent housewife: or, complete English cook for town and country (1785)
- 361309: The witticisms, anecdotes, jests, and sayings, of Dr. Samuel Johnson (1793)
- 361820: The second volume of The British antidote to Caledonian poison: contains twenty-five of the most humorous satirical, political prints for the years 1762 and 63, viz. 26 The Bagshot Frolick 27 The Congress 28 The Caledonian Pacification 29 The Highland Seer 30 The Laird of the Boot 31 The Coach over-turn'd 32 The Scotch Hurdy-Gurdy 33 Gisbal and Bathsheba 34 We are all Come 35 Boot put to Flight 36 Without 37 Within 38 The Fishermen 39 Sawney in Office 40 The Times 41 The Good Ship, Old Engl. 42 The Scotch Cradle 43 Provision for the Convent 44 The Evacuation 45 A Hieroglyphic Letter 46 The Asses of Great-Brit. 47 The Mountebank 48 The Scotch Idol 49 Blocks for Hogarth's Wigs 50 Lyon in Boots To which is added, all the Poetical Poems, Essays, Songs, &c. (1764)
- 362014: The case of John Motherill, the Brighthelmstone taylor who was tried at East Grinstead (1786)
- 364735: The trial of Mrs Harriet Errington (1785)
- 368264: A supplement to the works of John Hutchinson, Esq (1765)
- 369025: The first principles of field-fortification: containing concise and familiar precepts for the construction, attack, and defence of field-works; With a Preliminary Introduction to the Science of Fortification in General. By Charles Augustus Struensee. Translated from the German by William Nicolay, Captain-Lieutenant in the Corps of Royal Engineers (1800)
- 369090: Plan of the good Samaritan (1787)
- 369460: The songster's companion (1786)
- 372250: Printed by Bunney and Gold, Shoe-Lane, London, on this first specimen of paper, made by Thomas Willmott, ... from a vegetable, called Sun Paut, which grows in India: (1800)
- 374026: Strictures on the Asiastic establishments of Great Britain (1799)
- 374591: Modern propensities; or, an essay on the art of strangling, &c. Illustrated with several anecdotes. With Memoirs of Susannah Hill, and a summary of her trial at the Old-Bailey, on Friday, September 16, 1791, on the charge of hanging Francis Kotzwarra, At her Lodgings in Vine Street, on September 2 (1791)
- 374707: Village sermons (1800)
- 375817: The memoirs of Mrs. Harriot Er-g-n (1785)
- 376178: The life and memoirs of Elizabeth Chudleigh (1788)
- 376736: The life and real adventures of Hamilton Murray. Written by himself. In three volumes (1759)
- 377787: The secret history of Betty Ireland (1790)
- 378861: The universal fortune teller (1790)
- 379469: (just published,) Wonderful relations; being a serious inquiry concerning the nature, subsistence, and operations of the soul, or spirit of man (1784)
- 380372: The description and use of Donn's improved navigation scale (1800)
- 383839: The young men and maids delight; or, the new English valentine writer (1787)
- 386071: The trial of George Robert Fitzgerald, Esq. Timothy Brecknock, Esq. Barrister At Law, and others, for the murder of Patrick Randal M'donnel, Esq. and Mr. Hipson. Taken in short hand by Patrick Murphy, gent (1786)
- 386708: The life, strange voyages, and uncommon adventures of Ambrose Gwinett (1790)
- 387859: The cabinet-Makers' London book of prices (1793)
- 388530: Copy of memorial and answer. 1800 (1800)
- 388532: Facts opposed to falsehood, in the prize cause Clarissa, Supply Simmonds, master; taken by the Daphne letter of marque, of Aldborough, Thomas Abbott, commander (1800)
- 389233: The names and descriptions of the proprietors of unclaimed dividends on bank stock (1800)
- 389526: A descriptive catalogue of the several superb and magnificent pieces of mechanism and jewellery (1773)
- 390571: The seasons: autumn and winter (1778)
- 390699: The witticisms, anecdotes, jests, and sayings, of Dr. Samuel Johnson (1791)
- 391636: The chaplet (1765)
- 392549: The tricks of London laid open (1785)
- 392938: New annals of gallantry (1785)
- 396152: The orphan (1785)
- 397681: The trial of Mrs. Harriet Errington (1785)
- 398555: The forc'd marriage (1785)
- 399240: The true and entertaining history of Miss Charlotte Lorrain (1790)
- 399518: Mr. Walpole's case (1739)
- 399711: A descriptive catalogue of the several superb and magnificent pieces of mechanism and jewellery (1772)
- 401556: The noble and renowned history of Guy, Earl of Warwick (1785)
- 401557: The history of Guy, Earl of Warwick (1800)
- 402512: The whole art of legerdemain (1800)
- 402616: Comus (1787)
- 404204: Shakspeares seven ages of man illustrated (1799)
- 404970: An account of John Rann (1774)
- 407111: A collection of papers on naval architecture (1800)
- 409806: The shipwreck of the Antelope East-India Packet (1788)
- 410811: The glories of the gospel exemplified (1792)
- 414456: The orphan (1785)
- 416086: Robin Hood's garland (1790)
- 416116: The roman father. A tragedy (1786)
- 417820: Rules and orders to be observed by a Friendly Society of Women, united for the mutual support and benefit of each other when under real afflictions (1785)
- 417822: Rules and orders to be observed by a Society of Tradesmen, for the Mutual Benefit of Each Other (1792)
- 422444: The trial of Andrew Robinson Bowes (1789)
- 422458: The trial of Renwick Williams, (commonly called the Monster) at the Old Bailey, on Thursday the 8th of July 1790, before Judge Buller, and a Middlesex jury, for assaulting and wounding Miss Ann Porter. Taken in short-hand by L. Williams, Esquire (1790)
- 424468: The life and memoirs of Elizabeth Chudleigh (1788)
- 425398: The new universal letter writer, or The whole art of general correspondence; for both sexes: consisting of a series of the most interesting and instructive entire new letters, on every occurence in life (1790)
- 425869: Joe Miller's jests, or, Wit's merry companion (1800)
- 425872: The French convert (1790)
- 470898: The distressed lady: or, the Yorkshire beauty made happy (1790)
- 471396: The distrest mother. A tragedy (1799)
- 478779: Description des diverses magnifiques et ingenieuses pieces de mecanisme et jouaillerie (1773)
- 480565: Cain's lamentations over Abel (1800)
Variants:
- Scholane
- Sho well
- Shoe Alley
- 290267: Laurance Lapstone, cobler, corn-cutter, and toe-nail parer to his Majesty, at no. 999, Shoe-Alley, (1790)
- Shoe Lane
- 5322: The beggar's opera (1787)
- 5344: The beggar's opera (1790)
- 5648: An authentic account of the particulars which appeared on the trials of Robert and Dan. Perreau (1775)
- 5680: The Albion Queens (1799)
- 6185: The British jewel (1785)
- 8316: The history of Essex (1775)
- 8663: The history of the tales of the fairies (1800)
- 8796: The history of Miss Sally Johnson (1795)
- 8944: The gamester (1800)
- 11322: The new festival of wit (1800)
- 11459: The paragon of mirth & drollery (1790)
- 11526: Oroonoko (1785)
- 13172: The remarkable history of the rise and fall of Masaniello (1768)
- 16088: A serious inquiry into the nature, state, and subsistence of the human soul (1783)
- 20907: The compleat horse doctor; or, Horseman's sure guide (1780)
- 21783: An Account of the mutinous seizure of the bounty; with the succeeding hardships of the crew (1790)
- 23582: The fair penitent. A tragedy (1800)
- 23879: Falstaff alive again! (1793)
- 24023: The fortunes and misfortunes of the famous Moll Flanders (1790)
- 27420: Moderation is salvation (1800)
- 27481: Monstrous good songs toasts & sentiments. 1799 (1799)
- 31464: Fitz-giggo, a new English uproar (1763)
- 32421: The history of the giants (1795)
- 34374: The mourning bride. A tragedy (1787)
- 37636: The Complete valentine writer: or, The young men and maidens best assistant (1780)
- 39024: The town and country nut-cracker (1800)
- 39745: Joe Miller's jests (1800)
- 42347: Artaxerxes (1787)
- 42771: Rusted's humourous and entertaining jester or the pabulum of life (1795)
- 44776: The unfortunate Englishmen (1790)
- 46226: The tricks of London laid open (1790)
- 47280: Monstrous good songs, toasts and sentiments; humourous cantatas, medlies, catches, and glees, for the year 1795 (1795)
- 57560: The shipwreck (1795)
- 58813: An authentic relation of Henry Webb (1787)
- 62755: Flora; or, hob in the well (1787)
- 64784: The history of the reign of Edward the Sixth. Written by David Hume, Esq (1793)
- 64786: The history of the reign of Henry the Eighth (1792)
- 64857: Every lady her own physician (1788)
- 65593: The fair penitent. A tragedy (1787)
- 66108: Isabella (1800)
- 66122: Isabella (1787)
- 66374: The Distressed lady: or, The Yorkshire beauty (1790)
- 66545: The history of the reign of Henry the Seventh (1790)
- 67620: The rival twins; or, The history of William and Joseph Eaton (1790)
- 68613: Cain's lamentations over Abel (1800)
- 69794: This day is published, (price one shilling.) The true-born Scot: inscribed to John Earl of Bute (1764)
- 70082: Roman stories; or The history of the seven wise masters of Rome (1800)
- 70710: The lamp-lighter's poem (1800)
- 70711: The lamp-lighter's poem (1800)
- 72227: The Historical magazine; or, Classical library of public events (1789)
- 72246: The Naval chronicle (1799)
- 73406: The India courier (178u)
- 75001: The rambler's magazine; Or, The annals of gallantry, glee, pleasure, and the bon ton; for (1783)
- 77967: The entertainment of His most excellent Majestie Charles II, in his passage through the city of London to his coronation (1662)
- 84272: Nevves from Ireland (1642)
- 88178: Roman stories: or The history of the seven wise mistresses of Rome (1790)
- 93096: Homer his Iliads translated, adorn'd with sculpture, and illustrated with annotations, by John Ogilby (1660)
- 98799: Janus Alexandrus Ferrarius, an Augustine friar, his epistles to the two brethern of Wallenburgh, concerning the usefulness and necessity of the Roman Catholick faith (1673)
- 117037: The great champions of England (1646)
- 137470: The good old cause of England revived and asserted (1658)
- 156581: More joyfull newes from Ireland, or, The copie of a letter written from Corke (1642)
- 208092: Robin Hood's garland (1785)
- 208108: Murder found out, and cruelty rewarded (1785)
- 208136: Monstrous good songs, sentiments, toasts, cantatas, medlies, catches & glees. 1796. :Embellished with several originals. To which are added, The humours of a watch-house, as delivered at Freemasons' Hall (1796)
- 208258: The Prophetical mirror (1792)
- 208270: The History of the beautiful Miss Fermia, a vintner's daughter of Savona (1785)
- 208272: The Oeconomy of human life; or The Christian's companion (1790)
- 208275: Monstrous good songs, sentiments, and toasts, humorous medlies, cantatas, catches & glees, for the year 1794 (1794)
- 210534: Of education founded upon principles (1800)
- 211658: A descriptive inventory of the several exquisite and magnificent pieces of mechanism and jewellery, comprised in the schedule annexed to an Act of Parliament, made in the thirteenth year of the reign of ... George the Third; for enabling Mr. James Cox, ... Jeweller, to dispose of his museum by way of lottery (1774)
- 212016: The genuine trial of John Motherill (1786)
- 212120: The town and country auctioneer's guide (1797)
- 213097: Trivia (1795)
- 214157: The cabinet-Makers London book of prices (1788)
- 221551: The american kalendar (1800)
- 222825: Shakspeare. When the newly discovered portrait of our great dramatick writer was first shown in Castle Street, the few remaining advocates for the Chandosan canvas observed, (1794)
- 225293: Flora (1787)
- 225464: Love in a village (1787)
- 225593: The spirit of marine law (1800)
- 225821: The maid of the mill (1787)
- 228071: The trial of Mrs. Henrietta Arabin (1786)
- 234834: The happy state of believers immediately after death (1787)
- 235209: The history and comical adventures of Harlequin and his pleasing companion, Columbine (1790)
- 235310: The history of mother Bunch of the West (1790)
- 235343: The history of that celebrated lady Ally Croaker (1780)
- 236406: It's all of a peace or French Leuisdors for English bricks. [a satirical print] (1763)
- 236974: Letter on the present associations (1793)
- 240126: The life and death of Mrs. Jane Shore, concubine to Edward IV (1780)
- 240657: Moral reflexions on the ministry of Card. Alberoni. Translated from the Spanish. Humbly inserib'd to the Right Hon. the Lord Harrington, one of His Majesty's principal secretaries of state, &c. &c (1735)
- 240931: Mutual knowledge in a future state (1766)
- 242264: Proposals for insurance on marriage, at the office in Bangor Court, in Shoe-Lane, near St. Andrews Church; at Mr. Tills's, a watch-maker: particularly design'd for advantage of such as are already members of other societies (1710)
- 242718: A critical review of the works of Dr Samuel Johnson (1787)
- 244643: Thoughts on the present prices of provisions (1800)
- 252686: The trial of Lady Ann Foley (1785)
- 252920: The illustrious and renowned history of the seven famous champions of Christendom (1790)
- 253562: A key to the drama (1768)
- 254181: To the worthy independant honest Black Friars. (Red-Hart, Shoe-Lane,) a song (1785)
- 255903: A catalogue of the various musical clocks, pieces of mechanism, and other rich and valuable effects, late the property of Mr. James Cox, of Shoe Lane, jeweller. Which effects (being now at Canton in China, having been sent there at a great expence of freight and insurance) will be sold by auction ... by Mr. Christie, ... on Thursday, February 16, 1792, (1792)
- 256002: A catalogue of part of the genuine and valuable stock in trade of Mr. James Cox, of Shoe-Lane, jeweller ... which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Christie ... on Wednesday and Thursday the 16th and 17th of this instant December 1772 (1772)
- 256006: A catalogue of part of the large and valuable stock in trade of Mr. James Cox, of Shoe-Lane, jeweller ... which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Christie ... on Wednesday and Thursday the 1st and 2d of July 1772 (1772)
- 259328: The History of the seven wise masters of Rome (1799)
- 259622: The history of the tales of the fairies (1785)
- 267192: A handful of flowers for a Christian (1786)
- 268374: The life of that great circumnavigator (1792)
- 269333: The true-Born Scot (1764)
- 269864: The life of Mr. Elwes (1792)
- 273030: The strange voyage and adventures of domingo gonsales, to the world in the moon (1790)
- 275771: The distrest mother (1800)
- 275805: The tricks of London laid open (1785)
- 276849: The entertaining history, or the sleeping beauty in the wood (1800)
- 277221: An abridgement of the new version of the Psalms (1767)
- 277528: Dreams and moles (1780)
- 280889: Falstaff alive again! (1794)
- 281500: The english rogue reviv'd (1718)
- 284459: The history of Cinderella (1790)
- 286774: The easiest introduction to the Hebrew language (1765)
- 287859: The History and adventures of Miss Betsey Warwick, the female rambler (1790)
- 289834: Monstrous good songs, toasts & sentiments (1793)
- 290924: Rules and orders (1787)
- 291747: Rules and orders to be observed by an Equitable society for the benefit of survivors at the expiration of three years (1786)
- 294799: By His Majesty's royal authority. Doctor Harvey's anti-venereal pills (1795)
- 301692: Country Tom's Complete jester; or, the laughter's delight (1790)
- 305244: The trial of Louis XVI (1793)
- 305367: The art of cuckoldom (1794)
- 305872: The Prophetical mirror (1800)
- 305995: The sabbath-Breaker reclaimed (1759)
- 309106: Axtell, letter-press and copper-plate printer (1785)
- 309107: At Axtell & Co.'s letter-press and copper-plate printing office (1785)
- 309526: Rushton stay-maker (1795)
- 311026: Curiosities of all sorts, in pneumatics, hydrostatics, mechanics, &c (1721)
- 313038: The Fair jult; or, The amours of Prince Tarquin and Miranda (1790)
- 314340: Narrative of the two unfortunate lovers, Miss Polly Hawkins, near Brentford, in the county of Middlesex; and William Jones, near Leeds, in Yorkshire (1790)
- 314727: The new London letter writer (1790)
- 316328: The virgin unmasked (1787)
- 316408: The unfortunate Englishmen (1790)
- 318237: The Unfortunate happy west country couple: or, The entertaining history of Thomas and Sally (1795)
- 319219: Descriptive catalogue of the several superb and magnificent pieces of mechanism and jewellery, exhibited in the museum, at Spring-Gardens, Charing-Cross (1772)
- 319661: The Tricks of London laid open (1799)
- 322302: A key to the drama (1768)
- 325820: The illuminator (1797)
- 327803: Werter and Charlotte (1800)
- 327874: The lovers looking glass (1800)
- 328903: The heavenly footman (1800)
- 330556: Mutual knowledge in a future state (1767)
- 331159: Robin Hood's garland (1790)
- 331176: The history of the giants (1800)
- 332503: Macbeth (1785)
- 333011: Richard the Third (1787)
- 333286: The merchant of Venice (1787)
- 333287: The merry wives of Windsor (1787)
- 333290: Cymbeline (1788)
- 333294: Hamlet (1787)
- 334417: The history of Miss Harriot Fairfax (1800)
- 336561: Louisa Wharton. A story founded on facts: written by herself, in a series of letters to a friend. Wherein is Displayed Some particular Circumstances which happened during the bloody Contest in America. I. Louisa's Father and Mother go to Bath; the Amusements of that Place described, &c. II. Some Account of Captain Truman and his Family; he falls in Love with Louisa; her Brother arrives from Philadelphia, and confirms the War having broke out. III. Captain Truman is ordered with his Regiment to America; Louisa is greatly alarmed, &c. IV. Truman takes Leave of Louisa with the greatest Tenderness; she gives him her Picture in Miniature; he gives her a Ring, and they vow mutual Constancy. V. Louisa's Father goes to London, from thence, with George his Son, sets out for Philadelphia. VI. A Letter from young Truman, full of tender expressions, &c. Vii. A Letter from her Brother, relates the Death of her Father, and the Confiscation of all their Property; they are greatly distressed; and Louisa is slighted by Sir James, &c. Viii. The History of Charlotte Modish, and Lord Squander. IX. Louisa and her Mother in a deplorable situation; she gets some Needle work to do, and is admired for her singing: Lord Squander tries to seduce her, &c. X. Fanny is very kind, but goes into the Country; Louisa hears the dismal News that Truman is taken by the Enemy, and condemned by way of Retaliation, &c. XI. A Letter from Fanny, gives an Account of an Uncle, who is very rich by Accident: he gives them Money, comes to Town, &c. XII. She hears that young Truman is released; he comes to England with her Brother; they all meet at the House of Louisa, and all Parties are made happy by Marriage (1780)
- 336985: The history of Fortunatus (1800)
- 337302: Remarks on the Cassandra of Lycophron, a monody. By the Rev. H. Meen, B.D (1800)
- 343663: The new spouters companion, or a selection of prologues and epilogues, as delivered at the London theatres, Dedicated to the School of Garrick. Illustrated with The art of acting, and The picture of a spouting club. (1796)
- 347011: The trials of all the pirates at the Admiralty sessions at the Old-Bailey; with the remarkable trial of Capt. Joseph Halsey, for the Murder of two of his Sailors; with his behaviour, confession, and dying words, at the place of execution, March 14, 1759 (1759)
- 347345: The shipwreck (1800)
- 347363: The shipwreck (1800)
- 347590: The perjured lover, or the history of Thomas Beaumont (1790)
- 347598: The distress'd orphan; or, Love in a mad house (1785)
- 347734: The storm (1787)
- 348975: Justification by faith alone (1762)
- 352449: The life of Dr. Samuel Johnson, LL.D (1792)
- 352459: An English and Hebrew grammar, being the first short rudiments of those two languages, taught together (1767)
- 354346: A conference between Christ and a doubtful Christian. To which is added, The good man's comfortable companion; Or, a Daily Preparation for Heaven: Wherein are Directions for passing our Days well and accceptable to God. With Divine Meditations, Prayers, and Ejaculations, fitted for the several Times and Occasions of offering them to God. Also a collection of excellent prayers, for Morning and Evening, for Every Day in the Week, Adapted to the Use of such Persons whose urgent Business, or ordinary Days, will not permit them longer Time for Devotion. By Archbishop Laud (1800)
- 355192: Browne's general law list (1787)
- 358053: The life of Mr. Elwes, the celebrated miser. With singular anecdotes, &c. Written by Captain Topham (1795)
- 360449: The prudent housewife: or, complete English cook for town and country (1785)
- 361309: The witticisms, anecdotes, jests, and sayings, of Dr. Samuel Johnson (1793)
- 361820: The second volume of The British antidote to Caledonian poison: contains twenty-five of the most humorous satirical, political prints for the years 1762 and 63, viz. 26 The Bagshot Frolick 27 The Congress 28 The Caledonian Pacification 29 The Highland Seer 30 The Laird of the Boot 31 The Coach over-turn'd 32 The Scotch Hurdy-Gurdy 33 Gisbal and Bathsheba 34 We are all Come 35 Boot put to Flight 36 Without 37 Within 38 The Fishermen 39 Sawney in Office 40 The Times 41 The Good Ship, Old Engl. 42 The Scotch Cradle 43 Provision for the Convent 44 The Evacuation 45 A Hieroglyphic Letter 46 The Asses of Great-Brit. 47 The Mountebank 48 The Scotch Idol 49 Blocks for Hogarth's Wigs 50 Lyon in Boots To which is added, all the Poetical Poems, Essays, Songs, &c. (1764)
- 362014: The case of John Motherill, the Brighthelmstone taylor who was tried at East Grinstead (1786)
- 364735: The trial of Mrs Harriet Errington (1785)
- 368264: A supplement to the works of John Hutchinson, Esq (1765)
- 369025: The first principles of field-fortification: containing concise and familiar precepts for the construction, attack, and defence of field-works; With a Preliminary Introduction to the Science of Fortification in General. By Charles Augustus Struensee. Translated from the German by William Nicolay, Captain-Lieutenant in the Corps of Royal Engineers (1800)
- 369090: Plan of the good Samaritan (1787)
- 369460: The songster's companion (1786)
- 372250: Printed by Bunney and Gold, Shoe-Lane, London, on this first specimen of paper, made by Thomas Willmott, ... from a vegetable, called Sun Paut, which grows in India: (1800)
- 374026: Strictures on the Asiastic establishments of Great Britain (1799)
- 374591: Modern propensities; or, an essay on the art of strangling, &c. Illustrated with several anecdotes. With Memoirs of Susannah Hill, and a summary of her trial at the Old-Bailey, on Friday, September 16, 1791, on the charge of hanging Francis Kotzwarra, At her Lodgings in Vine Street, on September 2 (1791)
- 374707: Village sermons (1800)
- 375817: The memoirs of Mrs. Harriot Er-g-n (1785)
- 376178: The life and memoirs of Elizabeth Chudleigh (1788)
- 376736: The life and real adventures of Hamilton Murray. Written by himself. In three volumes (1759)
- 377787: The secret history of Betty Ireland (1790)
- 378861: The universal fortune teller (1790)
- 379469: (just published,) Wonderful relations; being a serious inquiry concerning the nature, subsistence, and operations of the soul, or spirit of man (1784)
- 380372: The description and use of Donn's improved navigation scale (1800)
- 383839: The young men and maids delight; or, the new English valentine writer (1787)
- 386071: The trial of George Robert Fitzgerald, Esq. Timothy Brecknock, Esq. Barrister At Law, and others, for the murder of Patrick Randal M'donnel, Esq. and Mr. Hipson. Taken in short hand by Patrick Murphy, gent (1786)
- 386708: The life, strange voyages, and uncommon adventures of Ambrose Gwinett (1790)
- 387859: The cabinet-Makers' London book of prices (1793)
- 388530: Copy of memorial and answer. 1800 (1800)
- 388532: Facts opposed to falsehood, in the prize cause Clarissa, Supply Simmonds, master; taken by the Daphne letter of marque, of Aldborough, Thomas Abbott, commander (1800)
- 389233: The names and descriptions of the proprietors of unclaimed dividends on bank stock (1800)
- 389526: A descriptive catalogue of the several superb and magnificent pieces of mechanism and jewellery (1773)
- 390571: The seasons: autumn and winter (1778)
- 390699: The witticisms, anecdotes, jests, and sayings, of Dr. Samuel Johnson (1791)
- 391636: The chaplet (1765)
- 392549: The tricks of London laid open (1785)
- 392938: New annals of gallantry (1785)
- 396152: The orphan (1785)
- 397681: The trial of Mrs. Harriet Errington (1785)
- 398555: The forc'd marriage (1785)
- 399240: The true and entertaining history of Miss Charlotte Lorrain (1790)
- 399518: Mr. Walpole's case (1739)
- 399711: A descriptive catalogue of the several superb and magnificent pieces of mechanism and jewellery (1772)
- 401556: The noble and renowned history of Guy, Earl of Warwick (1785)
- 401557: The history of Guy, Earl of Warwick (1800)
- 402512: The whole art of legerdemain (1800)
- 402616: Comus (1787)
- 404204: Shakspeares seven ages of man illustrated (1799)
- 404970: An account of John Rann (1774)
- 407111: A collection of papers on naval architecture (1800)
- 409806: The shipwreck of the Antelope East-India Packet (1788)
- 410811: The glories of the gospel exemplified (1792)
- 414456: The orphan (1785)
- 416086: Robin Hood's garland (1790)
- 416116: The roman father. A tragedy (1786)
- 417820: Rules and orders to be observed by a Friendly Society of Women, united for the mutual support and benefit of each other when under real afflictions (1785)
- 417822: Rules and orders to be observed by a Society of Tradesmen, for the Mutual Benefit of Each Other (1792)
- 422444: The trial of Andrew Robinson Bowes (1789)
- 422458: The trial of Renwick Williams, (commonly called the Monster) at the Old Bailey, on Thursday the 8th of July 1790, before Judge Buller, and a Middlesex jury, for assaulting and wounding Miss Ann Porter. Taken in short-hand by L. Williams, Esquire (1790)
- 424468: The life and memoirs of Elizabeth Chudleigh (1788)
- 425398: The new universal letter writer, or The whole art of general correspondence; for both sexes: consisting of a series of the most interesting and instructive entire new letters, on every occurence in life (1790)
- 425869: Joe Miller's jests, or, Wit's merry companion (1800)
- 425872: The French convert (1790)
- 470898: The distressed lady: or, the Yorkshire beauty made happy (1790)
- 471396: The distrest mother. A tragedy (1799)
- 478779: Description des diverses magnifiques et ingenieuses pieces de mecanisme et jouaillerie (1773)
- 480565: Cain's lamentations over Abel (1800)
- Sholand-lane
- shoo-lane
- 197411: A Table of the cheiffest citties, and townes in England, as they ly [sic] from London (1600)
- Shooe lane
- 76536: A conference of faith (1679)
- 117120: An instruction for all thos that intend to goe to the blessed sacrament of the Lords Supper (1646)
- 119780: An elegie on the death of George Monck (1670)
- 124877: Urania, or A description of the painting of the top of the theater at Oxon (1669)
- 132350: A pręsent for Cęsar (1658)
- 165426: A pręsent for Cęsar (1657)
- 189148: The forme of friendship and loue (1608)
- Shooelane
- 87849: The secret history of the court of the Emperor Justinian. Written by Procopius of Cesarea; faithfully rendred into English (1674)
- Showelle
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