MoEML References in Shakeosphere
WATE1: Water Lane
- 11530: Of a timely and saving change (1706)
- 13069: The doctrine of the cross (1703)
- 16996: The wreath. A curious collection of above two hundred new songs (1753)
- 16997: The wreath. A curious collection of above two hundred new songs (1753)
- 17366: The welsh opera (1731)
- 20091: The description and use of the globes, and the orrery (1738)
- 23072: [An] essay on the bilious, or yellow fever of Jamaica (1750)
- 42536: The family apothecary: or, every one his own physician. In which a concise account is given of the cause of all diseases incident to men, women, and children; ... Being principally designed for the American plantations; or those that use the sea or travel; ... Calculated fo the general good of mankind, ... By Rationalis Methodicus Empiricus, a chemical apothecary (1767)
- 47797: The tragedy of Zara (1780)
- 53352: An Act for opening a new street from Fleet Street to Temple Street, in the city of London, and also a publick passage from such new street towards Water Lane (1789)
- 68561: Advice to the ladies in the choice of a husband (1790)
- 69925: Can you to battle go (1790)
- 69938: The wedding day (1790)
- 70065: Molly's courtship to sweet William (1790)
- 72117: The British Apollo, or, Curious amusements for the ingenious (1708)
- 72462: Clifton's Oxford post. Or the Ladies new Tatler reviv'd (1723)
- 75084: The Diary. And Kingston daily advertiser (179u)
- 79450: A companion for the penitent (1694)
- 80102: Miscellaneous letters and essays, on several subjects· (1694)
- 82307: The batchelor's directory (1694)
- 88831: Historical and political observations upon the present state of Turkey (1683)
- 98727: Chorus poetarum: or, Poems on several occasions. By the Duke of Buckingham, the late Lord Rochester, Sir John Denham, Sir Geo. Etheridge, Andrew Marvel, Esq; the famous Spencer, Madam Behn, and several other eminent poets of this age. Never before printed (1694)
- 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)
- 141635: Miscellaneous letters and essays, on several subjects· (1694)
- 170451: The batchelor's directory; or, The maids defence (1694)
- 230887: The description, nature, and general use of the sector and plain-scale (1746)
- 261874: The British Apollo (1711)
- 262574: The life and surprizing adventures of James Wyatt (1755)
- 290803: Islington: a poem. Addressed to Mr. Benjamin Stapp. To which are subjoined several other poetical essays by the same author (1763)
- 290947: Poll and my partner Joe (1790)
- 295957: Stenography compleated, or The art of short-hand brought to perfection; being the most easy exact speedy, and legible method extant (1743)
- 295959: Stenography compleated, or the art of short-hand brought to perfection (1749)
- 309419: Edward Bennet and spouse, (late Du Bois) the original portable soup-maker (1760)
- 309421: Benjamin Piper, successor to Messieurs Bennet and Dubois (1780)
- 318467: The Merry medley; or Universal chronicle of wit and humour (1765)
- 321812: An act for opening a new street from Fleet Street to Temple Street (1789)
- 324129: The beneficent bee (1753)
- 334461: The description and use of the globes and the orrery (1745)
- 343792: The ladies astronomy and chronology, in four parts (1735)
- 344650: God's revenge against murder and adultery (1770)
- 355441: The wreath. A curious collection of new songs (1757)
- 373891: Memoirs of the Royal Society (1739)
- 373892: Memoirs of the Royal Society (1738)
- 375276: A full and just account of the present state of the Ottoman empire in all its branches (1710)
- 375409: Cambria triumphans (1702)
- 378221: The description and use of the globes, and the orrery (1734)
- 378232: The life and surprizing adventures of James Wyatt (1753)
- 379063: The description and use of the globes and the orrery (1740)
- 379396: The description and use of the globes, and the orrery (1757)
- 379916: A new short-hand grammar (1746)
- 381774: The gregorian and Julian calendars (1752)
- 382313: The complete history of England. By the Hon. Edward Seymour, Of Richmond, Esq; ... (1764)
- 383404: Spiller's jests: or the life and pleasant adventures of the late celebrated comedian Mr. James Spiller (1730)
- 383753: Windsor tales: or, the amours of a gentleman and lady ; with some court intrigues: a genuine history. (1730)
- 387647: The tryal of King Charles I (1710)
- 398020: The amour of Venus (1732)
- 406702: Instructions for the use of Hadley's quadrant (1789)
- 414987: The poor and doubting Christians guide to everlasting life (1705)
- 416702: Conjugal love reveal'd (1720)
- 425120: The particulars of an eligible leasehold estate, advantageously situate on the west side of Water Lane, Fleet Street (1795)
- 471220: Copy of a letter sent to a gentleman with a couple of sad dogs collars and a plaguy pack of hounds. Halloo! Halloo! (1775)
- 471631: Nancy's complaint in bedlam (1795)
- 471682: St. Patrick's day (1795)
- 471683: Fair Sally: or, the Bonny seaman. (1795)
- 471684: Every inch a sailor. (1795)
- 471685: Dickey Snip. (1795)
- 471686: The doctrine of an Israelite. (1795)
- 471768: The knife grinder (1795)
- 480436: The humours of the Old Bailey; or, Justice shaking her sides (1772)
Variants:
- Sporiar lane
- Water Lane
- 11530: Of a timely and saving change (1706)
- 13069: The doctrine of the cross (1703)
- 16996: The wreath. A curious collection of above two hundred new songs (1753)
- 16997: The wreath. A curious collection of above two hundred new songs (1753)
- 17366: The welsh opera (1731)
- 20091: The description and use of the globes, and the orrery (1738)
- 23072: [An] essay on the bilious, or yellow fever of Jamaica (1750)
- 42536: The family apothecary: or, every one his own physician. In which a concise account is given of the cause of all diseases incident to men, women, and children; ... Being principally designed for the American plantations; or those that use the sea or travel; ... Calculated fo the general good of mankind, ... By Rationalis Methodicus Empiricus, a chemical apothecary (1767)
- 47797: The tragedy of Zara (1780)
- 53352: An Act for opening a new street from Fleet Street to Temple Street, in the city of London, and also a publick passage from such new street towards Water Lane (1789)
- 68561: Advice to the ladies in the choice of a husband (1790)
- 69925: Can you to battle go (1790)
- 69938: The wedding day (1790)
- 70065: Molly's courtship to sweet William (1790)
- 72117: The British Apollo, or, Curious amusements for the ingenious (1708)
- 72462: Clifton's Oxford post. Or the Ladies new Tatler reviv'd (1723)
- 75084: The Diary. And Kingston daily advertiser (179u)
- 79450: A companion for the penitent (1694)
- 80102: Miscellaneous letters and essays, on several subjects· (1694)
- 82307: The batchelor's directory (1694)
- 88831: Historical and political observations upon the present state of Turkey (1683)
- 98727: Chorus poetarum: or, Poems on several occasions. By the Duke of Buckingham, the late Lord Rochester, Sir John Denham, Sir Geo. Etheridge, Andrew Marvel, Esq; the famous Spencer, Madam Behn, and several other eminent poets of this age. Never before printed (1694)
- 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)
- 141635: Miscellaneous letters and essays, on several subjects· (1694)
- 170451: The batchelor's directory; or, The maids defence (1694)
- 230887: The description, nature, and general use of the sector and plain-scale (1746)
- 261874: The British Apollo (1711)
- 262574: The life and surprizing adventures of James Wyatt (1755)
- 290803: Islington: a poem. Addressed to Mr. Benjamin Stapp. To which are subjoined several other poetical essays by the same author (1763)
- 290947: Poll and my partner Joe (1790)
- 295957: Stenography compleated, or The art of short-hand brought to perfection; being the most easy exact speedy, and legible method extant (1743)
- 295959: Stenography compleated, or the art of short-hand brought to perfection (1749)
- 309419: Edward Bennet and spouse, (late Du Bois) the original portable soup-maker (1760)
- 309421: Benjamin Piper, successor to Messieurs Bennet and Dubois (1780)
- 318467: The Merry medley; or Universal chronicle of wit and humour (1765)
- 321812: An act for opening a new street from Fleet Street to Temple Street (1789)
- 324129: The beneficent bee (1753)
- 334461: The description and use of the globes and the orrery (1745)
- 343792: The ladies astronomy and chronology, in four parts (1735)
- 344650: God's revenge against murder and adultery (1770)
- 355441: The wreath. A curious collection of new songs (1757)
- 373891: Memoirs of the Royal Society (1739)
- 373892: Memoirs of the Royal Society (1738)
- 375276: A full and just account of the present state of the Ottoman empire in all its branches (1710)
- 375409: Cambria triumphans (1702)
- 378221: The description and use of the globes, and the orrery (1734)
- 378232: The life and surprizing adventures of James Wyatt (1753)
- 379063: The description and use of the globes and the orrery (1740)
- 379396: The description and use of the globes, and the orrery (1757)
- 379916: A new short-hand grammar (1746)
- 381774: The gregorian and Julian calendars (1752)
- 382313: The complete history of England. By the Hon. Edward Seymour, Of Richmond, Esq; ... (1764)
- 383404: Spiller's jests: or the life and pleasant adventures of the late celebrated comedian Mr. James Spiller (1730)
- 383753: Windsor tales: or, the amours of a gentleman and lady ; with some court intrigues: a genuine history. (1730)
- 387647: The tryal of King Charles I (1710)
- 398020: The amour of Venus (1732)
- 406702: Instructions for the use of Hadley's quadrant (1789)
- 414987: The poor and doubting Christians guide to everlasting life (1705)
- 416702: Conjugal love reveal'd (1720)
- 425120: The particulars of an eligible leasehold estate, advantageously situate on the west side of Water Lane, Fleet Street (1795)
- 471220: Copy of a letter sent to a gentleman with a couple of sad dogs collars and a plaguy pack of hounds. Halloo! Halloo! (1775)
- 471631: Nancy's complaint in bedlam (1795)
- 471682: St. Patrick's day (1795)
- 471683: Fair Sally: or, the Bonny seaman. (1795)
- 471684: Every inch a sailor. (1795)
- 471685: Dickey Snip. (1795)
- 471686: The doctrine of an Israelite. (1795)
- 471768: The knife grinder (1795)
- 480436: The humours of the Old Bailey; or, Justice shaking her sides (1772)
- Water lane
- 19364: The tragedy of Jane Shore (1785)
- 55420: The pathetic sufferings of Louisa Harwood (1800)
- 67555: The maiden's answer to the jovial batchelor (1790)
- 67693: Wonders; or, the whale. A comic song, by Joannot, at the Royal Circus written by Mr. lawler. Tune - "The pyeman's trip to Bagshot Heath Camp (1782)
- 68562: The advantageous offer, or the man and money for life (1790)
- 69164: Gragerel Macgre (1790)
- 72652: Whiston's Merchants weekly remembrancer (1686)
- 72941: The merchants remembrancer (1680)
- 106246: A table of the equation of days (1684)
- 147809: At the Golden-Ball and White-Horse in Water-lane, near Fleet-Street, liveth a licensed physitian (1675)
- 153115: A table of the equation of days (1696)
- 169886: Directions for setting and keeping a pocket-watch, with a spring to the ballance, commonly called, a pendulum watch (1684)
- 286307: The history of the Swedish countess of G* (1752)
- 290606: The wedding day (1790)
- 297884: The providence of God wonderfully displayed in the frustration of two dangerous and wicked attempts by a 'prentice boy on the house and family of his master, in Water-lane, Fleet-Street, on Oct. the 17th, 1783 (1783)
- 317852: The bloody gardener's cruelty (1790)
- 319602: The mournful widow's garland (1800)
- 319603: The tragical ballad of the nobleman's cruelty to his son (1800)
- 319609: The wanton virgins frightened with the spy's downfal, from the tree top to the pond bottom, or the old man strangely surprised and bugbear'd by their black bandileers and buff coats (1790)
- 319777: Northamptonshire tragedy (1790)
- 319829: The cruel cooper of Ratcliff (1790)
- 320638: A table of equation of natural days, shewing how much a clock or watch ought to be faster, or slower than a sun-dial, any day of the year (1706)
- 321062: The Bristol bridegroom; or, the ship-carpenter's love to the merchant's daughter (1800)
- 425864: Hardwick's correct tables, for finding at one view, the amount of any quantity of goods bought or sold by the hundred weight or ton, to a single farthing (1768)
- 471442: Hardy tar. (1795)
- 471443: Henry's cottage maid. (1795)
- 471444: How sweet in the woodlands. (1795)
- 471445: Heaving the lead. (1798)
- 471453: Lillies of the valley. (1795)
- 471454: Jack's the lad. (1795)
- 471457: My nanny O. (1795)
- 471617: The maid of Sunbury (1795)
- 471618: The new cabin boy (1795)
- 471635: Becky Burton and Doctor Diddle'em. (1795)
- 471647: Blue-ey'd Susan of Tunbridge. (1795)
- 471651: A parody on Patty Kavannah (1795)
- 471654: Powder monkey Peter (1795)
- 471655: Polly dear (1795)
- 471665: Polly Higginbottom (1795)
- 471667: The Rochester lass (1795)
- 471669: The pound of tow (1795)
- 471670: The elopement, or, pretty Polly. Tune, -- "Miss Bailey." (1795)
- 471671: The British true blue. (1795)
- 471672: The blanch. (1795)
- 471676: The rushes green (1795)
- 471677: A bull in a china-shop. (1795)
- 471690: The social fellows (1795)
- 471692: The sailor's disapointment [sic]; of the Spanish galleon (1795)
- 471722: The seventeenth of March (1795)
- 471724: The sailor and his truelove (1795)
- 471726: Scouts of the city (1795)
- 471727: Spring water cresses (1795)
- 471737: A sweet country life (1795)
- 471747: The topsails shiver (1795)
- 471749: Sweet Poll of Plymouth (1795)
- 471960: Poor Joe, or, He's happy. (1795)
- 473251: The pride of England: or, The folly of man. (1795)
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