MoEML References in Shakeosphere
TOTT1: Tottenham Ct. Road
Variants:
- Totham
- Tottenham
- 5351: The beggar's opera (1799)
- 22689: George Barnwell. A tragedy (1798)
- 22836: A granadeer Quaker set in a true light (1710)
- 48276: The last dying speech and confession (1792)
- 53513: An Act to explain and amend an Act, made in the twelfth year of the reign of His present Majesty, intituled, An Act for paving, lighting, cleansing, watering, and watching the streets, and other publick places, within such part of the parish of Saint Pancras, in the county of Middlesex, as lies on the west side of Tottenham Court Road (1791)
- 66107: Isabella (1800)
- 75322: An essay to facilitate the education of youth (1674)
- 77416: Plain, and short rules for pointing periods (1675)
- 92990: Kulo mah?anadim the most desireable object. H?emdat kol ha-goyim the desire of all nations. Mmah?mad e?nayim the desire of the eyes (1660)
- 98312: Institutio grammaticę puerilis: or The rudiments of the Latin and Greek tongues (1670)
- 101992: Gesta Grayorum (1688)
- 119822: A true relation of the execution of John Smith, alias Ashburnham, (for murder) at Stamford-hill, near Tottenham; where he was also hang'd in chains, on Monday the 26th. of May, 1684 (1684)
- 134603: Kulo mahamadim = The most desireable object. Hemdat kol ha-goyim = The desire of all nations. Mahmad ?enayim = The desire of the eyes. Or, A Protestant picture of Jesus Christ (1662)
- 154158: Jerusalem's sins, Jerusalem's destruction: or, National sins the cause of national calamities (1691)
- 162594: The vanity of human respects (1688)
- 172336: Mesolabium architectonicum (1631)
- 185279: The turnament of Tottenham. Or, The wooing, winning, and wedding, of Tibbe, the reeu's daughter there. VVritten long since in verse, by Mr. Gilbert Pilkington, at that time as some haue thought parson of the parish. Taken out of an ancient manuscript, and published for the delight of others, by Wilhlm [sic] Bedwell, now pastour there (1631)
- 185279: The turnament of Tottenham. Or, The wooing, winning, and wedding, of Tibbe, the reeu's daughter there. VVritten long since in verse, by Mr. Gilbert Pilkington, at that time as some haue thought parson of the parish. Taken out of an ancient manuscript, and published for the delight of others, by Wilhlm [sic] Bedwell, now pastour there (1631)
- 185279: The turnament of Tottenham. Or, The wooing, winning, and wedding, of Tibbe, the reeu's daughter there. VVritten long since in verse, by Mr. Gilbert Pilkington, at that time as some haue thought parson of the parish. Taken out of an ancient manuscript, and published for the delight of others, by Wilhlm [sic] Bedwell, now pastour there (1631)
- 185637: Mesolabium architectonicum (1639)
- 216817: What is meant by coming unto Christ, and the reasons of men's refusing to come, briefly considered (1763)
- 216927: An address to the inhabitants of the parish of Tottenham-High-Cross, in the county of Middlesex, respecting the charges against one of the late surveyors of the highways of the parish; by William Robinson, Esq (1799)
- 226681: A communion morning's companion (1775)
- 228674: A catalogue of the genuine and curious collection of pictures (1754)
- 230697: The death of the righteous desireable (1785)
- 231111: An elecy [sic] on the much unlamented death of Mathias Merrideth Govenour of St. Giles work house (1732)
- 231765: An act for vesting in trustees the estate of Lucy Bowry, widow, and John Bowry, her son, situate in the parishes of Edmonton and Tottenham, ... for the sale thereof, (1731)
- 231766: An act for vesting in trustees the estate of Lucy Bowry, widow, and John Bowry, her son, situate in the parishes of Edmonton and Tottenham, ... for the sale thereof, (1731)
- 243909: A short account of the institution (1785)
- 244571: A sermon on the death of the Rev. Mr George Whitefield (1770)
- 246084: The slave trade inconsistent with reason and religion (1788)
- 250148: By desire of the directors of the concert of ancient music, in Tottenham Street. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Oratorios, or selections, on the six Fridays in Lent. At play-house prices. This present Friday March 13, 1789, the coronation anthem, (1789)
- 251512: Last week but one. At play-house prices. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, this present Friday, April 8, 1791, by desire of many subscribers to the concert of ancient music in Tottenham Street, will be performed (for the last time this season) the sacred oratorio of The Messiah. (1791)
- 256183: A complete and universal English dictionary: including not only I. An explanation of difficult words and technical terms in all faculties and professions whether in Algebra Anatomy Architecture Arithmetic Astronomy Botany Chymistry Dialling Divinity Gardening Geography Geometry Grammar Heraldry History Husbandry Hydrostatics Law Mathematics Mechanics Military art Music Natural history Navigation Optics Painting Perspective Philosophy Pneumatics Poetry Rhetoric Sculpture Surveying &c (1799)
- 274571: Particulars and conditions of sale, of a copyhold estate, situate at Turner's-Hill, in the parish of Cheshunt, Herts (1794)
- 283182: The apostle's prayer for the church at Corinth considered (1794)
- 285844: Gun. Lost this morning a gun (1784)
- 292952: Stolen or strayed (1799)
- 292952: Stolen or strayed (1799)
- 316386: Particulars (1789)
- 317636: Exercice public qui ouvrira a une heure, dans la chapelle Franc?oise de London-Street, les lundi et mardi, 4 et 5 mars, 1799 (1799)
- 320078: British topography. The history and antiquities of Tottenham (1791)
- 320078: British topography. The history and antiquities of Tottenham (1791)
- 323536: A fashionable caricature or the proverbs of our ancestors (1792)
- 324222: To live is Christ (1771)
- 330564: A sermon at the ordination of the Rev. Sir Harry Trelawny (1777)
- 332516: Every man his own gardener (1782)
- 334304: Goliath slain (1794)
- 337568: An act to subject and change a competent part of the manor and lordship of Tottenham Hall, otherwise Tottenham Court, in the county of Middlesex, and of the lands and hereditaments thereunto belonging, with the payment of a perpetual yearly rent-charge to Doctor Richard Browne and his successors; (1768)
- 354888: The arians and Socinians monitor (1795)
- 357791: High-church antipathy to protestant liberty (1710)
- 358272: The salisbury guide (1799)
- 366417: The blood of Christ triumphant. A sermon, preached at Tottenham Court Chapel, Sunday, July 29th, 1786, by the Rev. Henry Peckwell, (1789)
- 374053: A shattered bark safely harboured (1791)
- 379852: La foi couronne?e, ou le massacre des pasteurs catholiques (1799)
- 382550: Pre?cis historique de la vie et du pontificat de Pie VI (1800)
- 384640: The toast master (1791)
- 386356: Free-Masonry (1796)
- 395961: Every man his own gardener (1784)
- 398160: Delineation of curious foreign beasts and birds (1791)
- 401927: The history and antiquities of the parish of Tottenham High-Cross (1790)
- 401930: The history and antiquities of Tottenham High-Cross (1792)
- 401930: The history and antiquities of Tottenham High-Cross (1792)
- 408401: An act to subject and charge a competent part of the manor and lordship of Tottenham Hall, otherwise Tottenham Court, in the county of Middlesex, and of the lands and hereditaments thereunto belonging, with the payment of a perpetual yearly rent-charge to Doctor Richard Browne and his successors; and for divesting the Fee-Simple and Inheritance of the said Premises out of him and his Successors, and for vesting the same in Trustees to the Use of Charles Fitz Roy, Esquire, and Ann his Wife, and their Issue, with such Powers and Authorities as therein are mentioned (1768)
- 409925: The survey and antiquity of the towns of Stamford in the county of Lincoln and Tottenham-High-Cross in Middlesex (1718)
- 413551: Apparatus ad linguam gręcam ordine novo ac facili digestus (1732)
- 468644: The following essay towards "an English grammar for the use of Ackworth School," is printed off in this manner for the sake of being sent by post to the author's literary Friends &c. to solicit their observations upon it before it is printed in the visual manner (1800)
- 477452: A new hymn, for young people (1797)
- 479508: A copy of verses I humbly present to all my worthy masters and mistresses in the parish of Enfield. (1800)
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