MoEML References in Shakeosphere
WINE1: Wine Street
- 1620: Minutes of some late conversations (1774)
- 1652: Minutes of some late conversations (1768)
- 1674: Minutes of some late conversations (1780)
- 1714: A plain account of the people called methodists (1764)
- 2425: An earnest appeal to men of reason & religion (1771)
- 2729: Predestination calmly considered (1769)
- 3026: The repentance of believers (1767)
- 4836: Thoughts on a single life (1770)
- 5469: An extract of the life of Monsieur de Renty (1760)
- 6393: The almost Christian (1770)
- 7595: An earnest appeal to men of reason and religion (1744)
- 7695: The good man's desire (1787)
- 7773: The hope of the righteous in death (1780)
- 7887: Hymns and spiritual songs, intended for the use of real Christians (1763)
- 7957: Hymns for those to whom Christ is all in all (1765)
- 10482: A letter to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Gloucester (1763)
- 11475: Primitive physick (1762)
- 11737: The primitive testimony of the people called Quakers (1732)
- 11867: The principles of a Methodist (1742)
- 12385: The scripture-Way of salvation (1769)
- 12952: Select sermons upon practical subjects (1745)
- 13591: A short account of John Dillon (1772)
- 13645: A short account of the death of Thomas Hitchens (1771)
- 13675: A short account of God's dealings with Mr. Thomas Hogg (1769)
- 13922: A sermon on original sin (1759)
- 15309: Sermons on several occasions (1760)
- 15681: A third check to antinomianism; in a letter to the author of Pietas Oxoniensis: by the vindicator of the Rev. Mr. Wesley's minutes (1772)
- 16078: Seasonable hints to the poor, on the duties of frugality, piety, and loyalty (1797)
- 17206: The witness of the spirit (1769)
- 19118: A collection of forms of prayer for every day in the week (1755)
- 21047: An address to the citizens, on occasion of the present melancholy state of Bristol (1793)
- 21771: An answer to the Rev. Mr. Church's remarks on the Rev. Mr. John Wesley's last journal (1745)
- 27349: The mediatorial kingdom and glories of Jesus Christ (1783)
- 27528: The most important truths and duties of Christianity stated (1790)
- 31631: The nature and design of Christianity (1765)
- 31752: The nature, design, and general rules, of the United Societies (1769)
- 33992: A plan for abolishing every one of the present numerous taxes, of this kingdom (1784)
- 39684: Sermons on several important subjects (1771)
- 40678: Elisha's exclamation (1781)
- 44805: True copies of the two speeches, spoken before the bar of the House of Lords (1723)
- 45928: An authentic narrative (1791)
- 46425: Logica Genevensis continued (1774)
- 57179: Divine consolations: or The teachings of God's spirit alone, effectual to salvation (1761)
- 58305: An extract of the Rev. Dr. Coke's journal, from Gravesend to Antigua (1787)
- 65960: An epistle of friendly advice and counsel to the people called Quakers (1719)
- 66087: The grave, the house appointed for all living (1749)
- 66287: A farther appeal to men of reason and religion. By John Wesley, M.A. late fellow of Lincoln-College, Oxford. Part II (1765)
- 66419: The doctrine of salvation, faith, and good works: extracted from the homilies of the Church of England (1770)
- 67113: An extract of the Christian's pattern: or a treatise of the imitation of Christ. Written in Latin by Thomas a? Kempis. Publish'd by John Wesley, M.A (1759)
- 68623: A sermon on salvation by faith (1768)
- 71757: The Express and evening chronicle (1794)
- 117210: A tender visitation of love, to both the Universities Oxford and Cambridge (1660)
- 145468: A tender visitation of love, to both the Universities Oxford and Cambridge (1660)
- 208619: A collection of Psalms and hymns (1771)
- 210378: The kingdom of Christ not of this world (1781)
- 210714: The Christian teacher characteriz'd, in a charge delivered at the Ordination of the Reverend Mr. William George, at Devizes, Aug. 15, 1750 (1750)
- 210748: An answer to all that is material in letters just published, under the name of the Reverend Mr. Hervey (1765)
- 211858: The bristol Infirmary recommended (1757)
- 213453: A letter to the Reverend Dr. Rutherforth (1768)
- 213455: The nature and necessity of society in general (1737)
- 213824: The character of a Methodist (1742)
- 215454: A sermon preach'd at Lewin's Mead, Bristol, January 1, 1745-6 (1746)
- 215778: Catholick spirit (1770)
- 215781: A collection of moral and sacred poems from the most celebrated English authors (1744)
- 215835: A preservative against unsettled notions in religion (1770)
- 215838: Primitive physick (1755)
- 215840: Primitive physick: or, An easy and natural method of curing most diseases. By John Wesley (1770)
- 215850: The question (1770)
- 215861: A short account of the life and death of Nathanael Othen (1758)
- 215865: A short account of the school (1768)
- 215877: Thoughts concerning the origin of power (1772)
- 215900: The voice of gratitude (1773)
- 216449: An extract of the Revd. Mr. John Wesley's journal (1742)
- 216457: An extract of the Rev. Mr. John Wesley's journal (1769)
- 216468: An extract of the Rev. Mr. John Wesley's journal (1761)
- 216475: An extract of the Rev. Mr. John Wesley's journal (1768)
- 217192: Sermons on several occasions (1760)
- 217224: Some remarks on Mr. Hill's review (1772)
- 217525: Elisha's exclamation! (1781)
- 218017: A reply to a letter to the Reverend Mr. Caleb Evans of Bristol (1766)
- 219427: Candid animadversions on Mr. Henry Moore's Reply (1794)
- 220963: An alphabetical catalogue of all the books in the library (1795)
- 223067: The result of false principles (1790)
- 223885: A seasonable antidote against popery. In a dialogue upon justification (1757)
- 224194: An earnest appeal to men of reason and religion (1743)
- 224200: A farther appeal to men of reason and religion. By John Wesley, M.A. fellow of Lincoln-College, Oxford (1758)
- 225533: A vindication of the Rev. Mr. Wesley's last minutes (1771)
- 225544: Some particulars of the life and death of Jonathan Britain (1772)
- 225545: Messiah (1770)
- 225562: The first part of An equal check to Pharisaism and Antinomianism (1774)
- 226408: A discourse delivered in the cathedral church of Hereford (1774)
- 226749: An elegy on the death of Robert Jones (1742)
- 229755: Hymns on the Lord's supper (1762)
- 229794: Hymns and sacred poems (1742)
- 229806: Funeral hymns (1769)
- 230693: The death of a great man improved (1791)
- 231916: An essay on conduct and education (1776)
- 231923: An essay on education (1747)
- 236110: The inflexible captive (1774)
- 236112: The inflexible captive (1774)
- 236113: The inflexible captive (1774)
- 238782: The nature and necessity of early piety (1777)
- 241102: Observations on the mode of electing representatives in Parliament for the city of Bristol (1784)
- 241984: Poems on several occasions (1792)
- 242056: A poetical description of Bristol (1712)
- 242739: The proper happiness of the ecclesiastic life (1776)
- 243267: A word of advice to saints and sinners (1768)
- 243274: A sermon on original sin. By John Wesley, M.A. late Fellow of Lincoln-College, Oxford (1768)
- 243276: The means of grace (1768)
- 243277: The almost Christian (1766)
- 243278: The witness of the spirit (1767)
- 243285: The nature, design, and general rules, of the United Societies in London, Bristol, Kingswood, and Newcastle upon Tyne (1770)
- 246391: A full answer to the Rev. J. Wesley's remarks upon a late pamphlet, published in defence of the characters of the Rev. Mr. Whitefield and others (1777)
- 247675: The observation of festivals and holy-days, considered (1771)
- 248698: A ballad (1793)
- 253707: Some account of the experience of E. J (1770)
- 254385: Some remarks on Mr. Hill's Review of all the doctrines taught by Mr. John Wesley (1772)
- 254540: The state of the case between Mr. Bedford and Mr. Catcott (1738)
- 256575: The conciliade (1769)
- 256721: The character of a Methodist (1742)
- 256747: The character of a Methodist (1769)
- 256785: A caution against false prophets (1758)
- 256913: The doctrine of salvation (1762)
- 258552: Admonitions against swearing (1792)
- 258579: The deplorable state of man (1777)
- 258836: The desideratum (1771)
- 259287: Considerations on a separation of the Methodists from the established church (1794)
- 259288: Considerations on a separation of the Methodists from the established church (1794)
- 261153: A Collection of hymns adapted to public worship. The sixth edition, corrected. With a small supplement (1788)
- 261236: A companion for the altar (1742)
- 261421: The cure of evil-speaking (1777)
- 262793: Remarks on some "gentle strictures" (so called) in Mr. Rowland Hill's "imposture detected" (1777)
- 264492: The parable of a pilgrim (1785)
- 265409: The manners of the antient Christians (1771)
- 266387: A plain account of genuine Christianity (1768)
- 266578: A seasonable rebuke to an ignorant reviler (1764)
- 267143: Minutes of the proceedings of the delegates (1795)
- 267149: Minutes of several conversations between the preachers, late in connection, with the Rev. Mr. Wesley (1794)
- 267551: A sermon preach'd on Sunday (1743)
- 268089: The sick man's friend; or Helps for conversation between the sick, and those, who may attend them (1788)
- 268864: A sermon, preached at Bristol, on occasion of the death of the Rev. John Wesley. By Henry Moore (1791)
- 269326: Primitive physick (1765)
- 270519: A letter, written to Elizabeth (1771)
- 270940: Serious considerations concerning the doctrines of election and reprobation (1769)
- 270942: Serious considerations on absolute predestination (1770)
- 272175: Materials for talking familiarly with children of all ranks, on the subject of religion. By Sir James Stonhouse, bart. M.D. rector of Great and Little Cheverel, Wiltshire (1795)
- 272836: A vindication of the Rev. Mr. Wesley's last minutes (1772)
- 273505: Sermons on several occasions: in three volumes. By John Wesley, M.A. fellow of Lincoln-College, Oxford. Vol. II (1748)
- 274713: The utility of learning to a Christian minister (1783)
- 275972: The state of man (1776)
- 276289: An elegy on the death of the Reverend and Much-Esteemed Mr. Robert Day (1791)
- 276842: Enthusiasm delineated (1764)
- 277847: Hymns and spiritual songs (1762)
- 279608: The true grounds of the benefits of Jesus Christ (1777)
- 279931: An earnest appeal to men of reason and religion (1765)
- 281483: A calm address to our American colonies. By John Wesley, M.A (1775)
- 282110: Jesus Christ a believer's life (1728)
- 282816: An extract of the Christian's pattern (1762)
- 283347: A hymn to the God of Abraham (1774)
- 283832: An appendix to The signs of the times (1799)
- 286936: The unsearchable riches of Christ (1782)
- 286964: Rules for true spelling and writing English (1724)
- 287182: Sermons on several occasions (1769)
- 287822: Select hymns (1770)
- 288482: Unity and peace (1728)
- 289201: A serious address to the parishioners of Great-Cheverel (1781)
- 289872: The Negro convert a poem; being the substance of the experience of Mr. John Marrant, a Negro (1785)
- 293308: St. Paul's Exhortation, and motive to support the weak, or sick-poor (1771)
- 294615: A sermon preached at the Magdalen Hospital, Bristol, on Sunday, March 6th, 1791. By John Cooke, A.M. chaplain to the Right Honourable Lord Audley (1791)
- 312130: A vindication of the Rev. Mr. Wesley's last minutes (1771)
- 317004: Civitas Bristol et com' ejusd' civ' ad general' Quarterial' Session' Pacis domini Regis tent' per adjorn' in & pro com' civit' Bristol in Guildhal' de ejusdem civit' die lunĉ (scilt') decimo quarto die Februarii (1725)
- 317876: Hezekiah's charge to the congregation of Judah (1800)
- 318378: Preface to An entrance into the sacred language (1783)
- 323911: An enquiry into the use and office of the moral law (1785)
- 324020: A choice collection of spiritual and divine hymns (1776)
- 324084: Hymns for the public thanksgiving-day (1769)
- 324107: Hymns and spiritual songs (1765)
- 324164: A sermon (1771)
- 325819: The restoration of the Jews (1800)
- 327549: The collection of hymns (1773)
- 331717: Universal restitution farther defended (1768)
- 336627: A narrative of the most remarkable particulars in the life of James Albert Ukawsaw Gronniosaw (1780)
- 336784: A religious tract (1775)
- 338562: An account of the hospitals, alms-houses, and public schools, in Bristol. Specifying The Names of the respective Founders: What Public Bodies and Societies have the Care of, and fill up Vacancies in, those several Charities: The requisite Qualifications for Admittance: The Number of People (whether Men, Women, or Children) in each of those Houses: Their Weekly Pay, and other Allowances. Also, an account of the gift-money to poor housekeepers and lying-in women. With many other Particulars, serving to assist such as may have Occasion of Information, respecting the charitable Foundations and Benefactions in that City (1775)
- 339416: Charity: a sacred poem (1774)
- 340379: Several seats in Parliament, to be had gratis: or, The only method of securing the best election (1774)
- 342743: The most important truths and duties of Christianity stated (1796)
- 345741: An extract of the life and death of Mr. Thomas Haliburton (1768)
- 346039: The nature and design of Christianity (1771)
- 346041: The nature and design of Christianity (1742)
- 346047: Advices, with respect to health. Extracted from a late author (1769)
- 346262: An extract from Dr. Young's Night-Thoughts on life, death, and immortality (1770)
- 346843: An appeal to the public respecting George Lukins, (called the Yatton demoniac,) containing an account of his affliction and deliverance; Together with A Variety of Circumstances which tend to exculpate him from the Charge of Imposture. By Joseph Easterbrook, Vicar of Temple in the City of Bristol (1788)
- 347084: A plan for raising the taxes impartially and almost free of expence in war; and in peace for paying off the national debt, at the same time that the wealthy shall receive interest for their money, and the poor be cased of taxes (1798)
- 347197: An extract from the Rev. Mr. Law's later works. ... (1768)
- 348646: A narrative of the late work of God, at and near Northampton, in New-England (1744)
- 348707: Female policy detected (1702)
- 350531: An extract of letters by Mrs. L*** (1769)
- 350533: An extract of letters by Mrs. L**** (1796)
- 351010: Self-Annihilation (1785)
- 351541: Every man's assistant, and the sick man's friend (1790)
- 354309: A series of letters, essays, dissertations, and discourses, on various subjects (1792)
- 354437: A sermon occasioned by the death of Mrs. Sarah Evans (1771)
- 354443: A collection of hymns adapted to public worship (1778)
- 355740: Prayers for the use of private persons, families, children, and servants. By the Rev. James Stonhouse, M.D. formerly of St. John's College, Oxford (1775)
- 357296: The beauties of the poets (1788)
- 357825: Christmas, a poem, by Romaine Joseph Thorn, Author of Clito and Delia; the Mad Gallop, or Trip to Devizes; Retirement; Bristolia; Lord Howe Triumphant; or the Glorious First of June; &c. &c (1795)
- 357826: Retirement, a poem: By Romaine Joseph Thorn, Author of Clito and Delia, the Mad Gallop, or Trip to Devizes, &c. &c (1793)
- 358934: The earnest charge, and humble hope of an affectionate pastor: being the substance of three discourses. Addressed to the church, and congregation, in College-Lane, Northampton, December 1, 1793. And published at their Request. Watch and Remember. Pure From the Blood of All (1794)
- 361349: Enchiridion ecclesiasticum, in usum eorum qui studiis divinis sese sunt dedituri: seu theses in plurimos articulos Ecclesiĉ anglicanĉ, una cum articulis ipsis, latine et anglice redditis: notis quibasdam anglicis adjectis. Autore H. E. Holder (1793)
- 361542: An elegiac poem (1781)
- 364991: A treatise on justification: extracted from Mr. John Goodwin, by John Wesley. With a preface, wherein all that is material, in letters just published, under the name of the Rev. Mr. Hervey, is answered (1765)
- 365887: The glory of the heavenly city (1782)
- 366428: Minutiĉ; or little things for the poor of Christ's flock. By J. W. Peers, LL.D (1799)
- 367662: A dreadful phenomenon described and improved (1774)
- 368110: A true relation of the wonderful cure of Mary Maillard (1787)
- 368725: Providence displayed: or, the remarkable adventures of Alexander Selkirk (1800)
- 369815: The triumphant Christian (1780)
- 370265: A brief, but, it is presumed, a sufficient answer to the philosophy of masons (1791)
- 370865: Sacred hymns on various subjects (1782)
- 371314: Reasons for quitting the Methodist Society (1778)
- 371473: The exercises performed at a visitation of the Grammar-School of Bristoll, on Thursday the 7th of April, MDCCXXXVII. To which are added, Verses on the Grammar-School, spoken at a former visitation. Publish'd by A.S. Catcott, Master of the said School (1737)
- 371854: Letters on the fall & restoration of mankind (1765)
- 371913: Apostolical conceptions of God (1790)
- 372808: Universal restitution vindicated against the Calvinists: in five dialogues (1773)
- 372920: The worship of God, in spirit and in truth: or, a short and easy method of prayer, suited to every capacity (1775)
- 373224: The domestic monitor (1790)
- 373468: A description of the work of divine grace on the souls of saved sinners (1800)
- 373594: The evil and danger of backsliding in religion (1800)
- 374002: A short account of Ann Rogers (1770)
- 374801: The triumph of faith over the world (1787)
- 375032: Miscellanies in prose and verse (1727)
- 375147: Obsevations [sic] on a sermon preach'd before the Corporation of Bristol (1736)
- 376112: Isaac James (1800)
- 376329: A short account of John Dillon (1771)
- 377146: The bristol contest; containing a particular account of the proceedings of both parties, from the death of Sir Henry Lippincott, Bart. To the close of the poll. Together with the various papers, letters, Advertisements, Squibs, Songs, &c. which were printed at the contested election, between Henry Cruger Esqr. and George Daubeny, Esqr. in 1781 (1781)
- 377355: Directions for married persons (1768)
- 380760: The tryals of seven pyrates (1738)
- 382212: The way to Christ discovered (1775)
- 383496: The state of the greatest King (1721)
- 384553: A compendium of social religion (1778)
- 389358: The medical & chirurgical pharmacopoeia, for the use of hospitals, dispensaries, &c (1800)
- 389563: A letter, addressed to the Rev. R. Polwhele (1800)
- 389670: Explanatory notes upon the Old Testament (1765)
- 391172: A collection of psalms and hymns (1773)
- 391607: Short portions of Psalms and hymns (1796)
- 392130: The celebrated beauties (1720)
- 392369: Tractatus, in quo tentatur conamen recuperandi notitiam principiorum veteris & verĉ philosophiĉ (1738)
- 392497: Psalms and hymns for divine worship, selected from the best authors (1758)
- 392519: Blaise Castle (1783)
- 392809: The prodigal son, a poem (1785)
- 394343: The doctrine of the New Jerusalem concerning the Lord (1784)
- 395332: Hymns for our Lord's resurrection (1769)
- 395336: Gloria patri, &c. or hymns to the Trinity (1771)
- 395338: Hymns for New-Year's-Day (1769)
- 396285: Logica Genevensis (1772)
- 399566: The case of the creditors of Joseph George Pedley (1783)
- 401757: Miscellanies in prose and verse, mostly written in the epistolary style: chiefly upon moral subjects, and particularly calculated for the improvement of younger minds. By Mrs. M. Deverell, Gloucestershire. ... (1781)
- 401766: Theodora & Didymus (1784)
- 406074: Comparative theology (1756)
- 407834: General proofs that the second advent of the Lord hath taken place (1792)
- 408793: A third check to Antinomianism (1772)
- 409415: Bristol. The city charters (1736)
- 410406: Universal restitution a Scripture doctrine (1761)
- 411969: The vanity of all human knowledge, a poem (1784)
- 412686: A treatise concerning Heaven and Hell (1784)
- 413248: An essay towards a contrast between Quakerism and Methodism (1771)
- 413285: A defence of the commonly-received doctrine of the human soul (1766)
- 413330: A letter to Dr. Priestley: occasioned by his History of the corruptions of Christianity (1783)
- 418099: The search after happiness (1773)
- 418100: The search after happiness (1774)
- 418101: The search after happiness (1774)
- 418102: The search after happiness (1774)
- 419106: The signs of the times (1799)
- 420456: Speech of Edmund Burke, Esq; on American taxation. April 19, 1774 (1775)
- 423334: The wise student and Christian preacher (1780)
- 423706: An elegy on the death of the Rev. Caleb Evans (1791)
- 425766: An Extract of the Christian's pattern: or A treatise of the imitation of Christ (1761)
- 468616: An elegy: sacred to the memory of that patron of virtue, the truly admired and pious John Till Adams, M.D. of Bristol (1786)
- 468771: A faithful warning to the inhabitants of Great-Britain; but more particularly to those in and about London (1720)
- 469409: The primitive testimony of the people called Quakers (1732)
- 471800: Materials for talking familiarly with children of all ranks, on the subject of religion (1796)
- 473566: The state of the Bristol education society (1771)
- 474163: The life of the Chevalier John Taylor, oculist, pontifical, imperial and royal, abridg'd (1754)
- 479351: The life of the Rev. John Machin, A.B (1799)
- 480478: Enquiry into the utility of a canal from Bristol to Bath. (1795)
- 481001: A catalogue of the library of the Reverend Mr. John Diaper, lately deceased (1765)
Variants:
- Vine Street
- 67087: Advice to the people called Methodists (1751)
- 71042: The Friends monthly magazine (1799)
- 109549: Lord Willoughby; or, A true relation of a famous and bloody battel fought in Flanders, by the noble & valiant Lord Willoughby (1626)
- 122300: The great boobee (1663)
- 122419: Lord Willoughby. Or, A true relation of a famous and bloody battel fought in Flanders, by the noble and valiant Lord VVilloughby (1626)
- 122482: The seamans adieu to his dear (1665)
- 141928: The faithfull woings [sic] of two conntry [sic] lovers (1649)
- 213291: The character of a Methodist (1751)
- 228771: A catalogue of the genuine, entire and curious collection of prints and drawings bound and unbound, of Mr. Peter Scheemaker, of Vine-Street, Piccadilly, Statuary, (who intends to retire from business.) (1755)
- 258840: A companion for the altar (1750)
- 267559: A sermon preach'd on Sunday (1749)
- 267573: A sermon preach'd on Sunday (1749)
- 350149: The ladies' complete visiting guide, containing directions for footmen and porters, being calculated for the purpose of receiving and delivering visiting cards, and answering Letters, with Dispatch & Punctuality; The work contains a correct list of all the fashionable streets at the west end of the town; divided into fou parts or districts, And leading from one Street to the other, according to each Divisior, with proper Directions in the First Page of the Work. (1800)
- 369792: A treatise on the ancient method of engraving on precious stones, compared with the modern (1754)
- 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)
- 383686: Lucy (1775)
- 390598: The publican and spirit dealers' daily companion, or, plain and interesting advice to wine vault and public house keepers, On subjects of the greatest Importance to their own Welfare, and to the Health, Comfort, & Satisfaction Of Their Customers & Society At Large: By following the Directions and Receipts in this Work, they will save at least 25 per Cent. Monthly in their own Trade. Contents. Brewing and management of Beer, Ale, and Amber Making of all kinds of Compounds and British Wines Spirit, Wine, and Malt Licences Importation Duty on all Foreign and British Goods Excise on British Compounds Laws relating to Inn-Keepers Publicans, &c. Billetting of Soldiers Arts and Deceptions of Brokers &c. &c. &c. The Weight of all kinds of Spirits, with Sundry Gauge Tables for Butts and Casks of all dimensions, likewise comprising the various uses of Clark, Dring & Co and Quins Hydrometer & Thermometer (1800)
- 393902: To be continued monthly, The snail (1745)
- 397799: Traite? de la me?thode antique de graver en pierres fines (1754)
- 398785: Boyle's city companion to the court guide (1800)
- 401496: The history of the English baptists (1738)
- 443257: Divine breathings (1792)
- 455806: The disappointment: or, The force of credulity (1796)
- 476608: New scene of The moon eclipsed, and A new view of Liverpool (1800)
- Vine/Wine Street
- Vine/Wine
- Wine Street
- 1620: Minutes of some late conversations (1774)
- 1652: Minutes of some late conversations (1768)
- 1674: Minutes of some late conversations (1780)
- 1714: A plain account of the people called methodists (1764)
- 2425: An earnest appeal to men of reason & religion (1771)
- 2729: Predestination calmly considered (1769)
- 3026: The repentance of believers (1767)
- 4836: Thoughts on a single life (1770)
- 5469: An extract of the life of Monsieur de Renty (1760)
- 6393: The almost Christian (1770)
- 7595: An earnest appeal to men of reason and religion (1744)
- 7695: The good man's desire (1787)
- 7773: The hope of the righteous in death (1780)
- 7887: Hymns and spiritual songs, intended for the use of real Christians (1763)
- 7957: Hymns for those to whom Christ is all in all (1765)
- 10482: A letter to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Gloucester (1763)
- 11475: Primitive physick (1762)
- 11737: The primitive testimony of the people called Quakers (1732)
- 11867: The principles of a Methodist (1742)
- 12385: The scripture-Way of salvation (1769)
- 12952: Select sermons upon practical subjects (1745)
- 13591: A short account of John Dillon (1772)
- 13645: A short account of the death of Thomas Hitchens (1771)
- 13675: A short account of God's dealings with Mr. Thomas Hogg (1769)
- 13922: A sermon on original sin (1759)
- 15309: Sermons on several occasions (1760)
- 15681: A third check to antinomianism; in a letter to the author of Pietas Oxoniensis: by the vindicator of the Rev. Mr. Wesley's minutes (1772)
- 16078: Seasonable hints to the poor, on the duties of frugality, piety, and loyalty (1797)
- 17206: The witness of the spirit (1769)
- 19118: A collection of forms of prayer for every day in the week (1755)
- 21047: An address to the citizens, on occasion of the present melancholy state of Bristol (1793)
- 21771: An answer to the Rev. Mr. Church's remarks on the Rev. Mr. John Wesley's last journal (1745)
- 27349: The mediatorial kingdom and glories of Jesus Christ (1783)
- 27528: The most important truths and duties of Christianity stated (1790)
- 31631: The nature and design of Christianity (1765)
- 31752: The nature, design, and general rules, of the United Societies (1769)
- 33992: A plan for abolishing every one of the present numerous taxes, of this kingdom (1784)
- 39684: Sermons on several important subjects (1771)
- 40678: Elisha's exclamation (1781)
- 44805: True copies of the two speeches, spoken before the bar of the House of Lords (1723)
- 45928: An authentic narrative (1791)
- 46425: Logica Genevensis continued (1774)
- 57179: Divine consolations: or The teachings of God's spirit alone, effectual to salvation (1761)
- 58305: An extract of the Rev. Dr. Coke's journal, from Gravesend to Antigua (1787)
- 65960: An epistle of friendly advice and counsel to the people called Quakers (1719)
- 66087: The grave, the house appointed for all living (1749)
- 66287: A farther appeal to men of reason and religion. By John Wesley, M.A. late fellow of Lincoln-College, Oxford. Part II (1765)
- 66419: The doctrine of salvation, faith, and good works: extracted from the homilies of the Church of England (1770)
- 67113: An extract of the Christian's pattern: or a treatise of the imitation of Christ. Written in Latin by Thomas a? Kempis. Publish'd by John Wesley, M.A (1759)
- 68623: A sermon on salvation by faith (1768)
- 71757: The Express and evening chronicle (1794)
- 117210: A tender visitation of love, to both the Universities Oxford and Cambridge (1660)
- 145468: A tender visitation of love, to both the Universities Oxford and Cambridge (1660)
- 208619: A collection of Psalms and hymns (1771)
- 210378: The kingdom of Christ not of this world (1781)
- 210714: The Christian teacher characteriz'd, in a charge delivered at the Ordination of the Reverend Mr. William George, at Devizes, Aug. 15, 1750 (1750)
- 210748: An answer to all that is material in letters just published, under the name of the Reverend Mr. Hervey (1765)
- 211858: The bristol Infirmary recommended (1757)
- 213453: A letter to the Reverend Dr. Rutherforth (1768)
- 213455: The nature and necessity of society in general (1737)
- 213824: The character of a Methodist (1742)
- 215454: A sermon preach'd at Lewin's Mead, Bristol, January 1, 1745-6 (1746)
- 215778: Catholick spirit (1770)
- 215781: A collection of moral and sacred poems from the most celebrated English authors (1744)
- 215835: A preservative against unsettled notions in religion (1770)
- 215838: Primitive physick (1755)
- 215840: Primitive physick: or, An easy and natural method of curing most diseases. By John Wesley (1770)
- 215850: The question (1770)
- 215861: A short account of the life and death of Nathanael Othen (1758)
- 215865: A short account of the school (1768)
- 215877: Thoughts concerning the origin of power (1772)
- 215900: The voice of gratitude (1773)
- 216449: An extract of the Revd. Mr. John Wesley's journal (1742)
- 216457: An extract of the Rev. Mr. John Wesley's journal (1769)
- 216468: An extract of the Rev. Mr. John Wesley's journal (1761)
- 216475: An extract of the Rev. Mr. John Wesley's journal (1768)
- 217192: Sermons on several occasions (1760)
- 217224: Some remarks on Mr. Hill's review (1772)
- 217525: Elisha's exclamation! (1781)
- 218017: A reply to a letter to the Reverend Mr. Caleb Evans of Bristol (1766)
- 219427: Candid animadversions on Mr. Henry Moore's Reply (1794)
- 220963: An alphabetical catalogue of all the books in the library (1795)
- 223067: The result of false principles (1790)
- 223885: A seasonable antidote against popery. In a dialogue upon justification (1757)
- 224194: An earnest appeal to men of reason and religion (1743)
- 224200: A farther appeal to men of reason and religion. By John Wesley, M.A. fellow of Lincoln-College, Oxford (1758)
- 225533: A vindication of the Rev. Mr. Wesley's last minutes (1771)
- 225544: Some particulars of the life and death of Jonathan Britain (1772)
- 225545: Messiah (1770)
- 225562: The first part of An equal check to Pharisaism and Antinomianism (1774)
- 226408: A discourse delivered in the cathedral church of Hereford (1774)
- 226749: An elegy on the death of Robert Jones (1742)
- 229755: Hymns on the Lord's supper (1762)
- 229794: Hymns and sacred poems (1742)
- 229806: Funeral hymns (1769)
- 230693: The death of a great man improved (1791)
- 231916: An essay on conduct and education (1776)
- 231923: An essay on education (1747)
- 236110: The inflexible captive (1774)
- 236112: The inflexible captive (1774)
- 236113: The inflexible captive (1774)
- 238782: The nature and necessity of early piety (1777)
- 241102: Observations on the mode of electing representatives in Parliament for the city of Bristol (1784)
- 241984: Poems on several occasions (1792)
- 242056: A poetical description of Bristol (1712)
- 242739: The proper happiness of the ecclesiastic life (1776)
- 243267: A word of advice to saints and sinners (1768)
- 243274: A sermon on original sin. By John Wesley, M.A. late Fellow of Lincoln-College, Oxford (1768)
- 243276: The means of grace (1768)
- 243277: The almost Christian (1766)
- 243278: The witness of the spirit (1767)
- 243285: The nature, design, and general rules, of the United Societies in London, Bristol, Kingswood, and Newcastle upon Tyne (1770)
- 246391: A full answer to the Rev. J. Wesley's remarks upon a late pamphlet, published in defence of the characters of the Rev. Mr. Whitefield and others (1777)
- 247675: The observation of festivals and holy-days, considered (1771)
- 248698: A ballad (1793)
- 253707: Some account of the experience of E. J (1770)
- 254385: Some remarks on Mr. Hill's Review of all the doctrines taught by Mr. John Wesley (1772)
- 254540: The state of the case between Mr. Bedford and Mr. Catcott (1738)
- 256575: The conciliade (1769)
- 256721: The character of a Methodist (1742)
- 256747: The character of a Methodist (1769)
- 256785: A caution against false prophets (1758)
- 256913: The doctrine of salvation (1762)
- 258552: Admonitions against swearing (1792)
- 258579: The deplorable state of man (1777)
- 258836: The desideratum (1771)
- 259287: Considerations on a separation of the Methodists from the established church (1794)
- 259288: Considerations on a separation of the Methodists from the established church (1794)
- 261153: A Collection of hymns adapted to public worship. The sixth edition, corrected. With a small supplement (1788)
- 261236: A companion for the altar (1742)
- 261421: The cure of evil-speaking (1777)
- 262793: Remarks on some "gentle strictures" (so called) in Mr. Rowland Hill's "imposture detected" (1777)
- 264492: The parable of a pilgrim (1785)
- 265409: The manners of the antient Christians (1771)
- 266387: A plain account of genuine Christianity (1768)
- 266578: A seasonable rebuke to an ignorant reviler (1764)
- 267143: Minutes of the proceedings of the delegates (1795)
- 267149: Minutes of several conversations between the preachers, late in connection, with the Rev. Mr. Wesley (1794)
- 267551: A sermon preach'd on Sunday (1743)
- 268089: The sick man's friend; or Helps for conversation between the sick, and those, who may attend them (1788)
- 268864: A sermon, preached at Bristol, on occasion of the death of the Rev. John Wesley. By Henry Moore (1791)
- 269326: Primitive physick (1765)
- 270519: A letter, written to Elizabeth (1771)
- 270940: Serious considerations concerning the doctrines of election and reprobation (1769)
- 270942: Serious considerations on absolute predestination (1770)
- 272175: Materials for talking familiarly with children of all ranks, on the subject of religion. By Sir James Stonhouse, bart. M.D. rector of Great and Little Cheverel, Wiltshire (1795)
- 272836: A vindication of the Rev. Mr. Wesley's last minutes (1772)
- 273505: Sermons on several occasions: in three volumes. By John Wesley, M.A. fellow of Lincoln-College, Oxford. Vol. II (1748)
- 274713: The utility of learning to a Christian minister (1783)
- 275972: The state of man (1776)
- 276289: An elegy on the death of the Reverend and Much-Esteemed Mr. Robert Day (1791)
- 276842: Enthusiasm delineated (1764)
- 277847: Hymns and spiritual songs (1762)
- 279608: The true grounds of the benefits of Jesus Christ (1777)
- 279931: An earnest appeal to men of reason and religion (1765)
- 281483: A calm address to our American colonies. By John Wesley, M.A (1775)
- 282110: Jesus Christ a believer's life (1728)
- 282816: An extract of the Christian's pattern (1762)
- 283347: A hymn to the God of Abraham (1774)
- 283832: An appendix to The signs of the times (1799)
- 286936: The unsearchable riches of Christ (1782)
- 286964: Rules for true spelling and writing English (1724)
- 287182: Sermons on several occasions (1769)
- 287822: Select hymns (1770)
- 288482: Unity and peace (1728)
- 289201: A serious address to the parishioners of Great-Cheverel (1781)
- 289872: The Negro convert a poem; being the substance of the experience of Mr. John Marrant, a Negro (1785)
- 293308: St. Paul's Exhortation, and motive to support the weak, or sick-poor (1771)
- 294615: A sermon preached at the Magdalen Hospital, Bristol, on Sunday, March 6th, 1791. By John Cooke, A.M. chaplain to the Right Honourable Lord Audley (1791)
- 312130: A vindication of the Rev. Mr. Wesley's last minutes (1771)
- 317004: Civitas Bristol et com' ejusd' civ' ad general' Quarterial' Session' Pacis domini Regis tent' per adjorn' in & pro com' civit' Bristol in Guildhal' de ejusdem civit' die lunĉ (scilt') decimo quarto die Februarii (1725)
- 317876: Hezekiah's charge to the congregation of Judah (1800)
- 318378: Preface to An entrance into the sacred language (1783)
- 323911: An enquiry into the use and office of the moral law (1785)
- 324020: A choice collection of spiritual and divine hymns (1776)
- 324084: Hymns for the public thanksgiving-day (1769)
- 324107: Hymns and spiritual songs (1765)
- 324164: A sermon (1771)
- 325819: The restoration of the Jews (1800)
- 327549: The collection of hymns (1773)
- 331717: Universal restitution farther defended (1768)
- 336627: A narrative of the most remarkable particulars in the life of James Albert Ukawsaw Gronniosaw (1780)
- 336784: A religious tract (1775)
- 338562: An account of the hospitals, alms-houses, and public schools, in Bristol. Specifying The Names of the respective Founders: What Public Bodies and Societies have the Care of, and fill up Vacancies in, those several Charities: The requisite Qualifications for Admittance: The Number of People (whether Men, Women, or Children) in each of those Houses: Their Weekly Pay, and other Allowances. Also, an account of the gift-money to poor housekeepers and lying-in women. With many other Particulars, serving to assist such as may have Occasion of Information, respecting the charitable Foundations and Benefactions in that City (1775)
- 339416: Charity: a sacred poem (1774)
- 340379: Several seats in Parliament, to be had gratis: or, The only method of securing the best election (1774)
- 342743: The most important truths and duties of Christianity stated (1796)
- 345741: An extract of the life and death of Mr. Thomas Haliburton (1768)
- 346039: The nature and design of Christianity (1771)
- 346041: The nature and design of Christianity (1742)
- 346047: Advices, with respect to health. Extracted from a late author (1769)
- 346262: An extract from Dr. Young's Night-Thoughts on life, death, and immortality (1770)
- 346843: An appeal to the public respecting George Lukins, (called the Yatton demoniac,) containing an account of his affliction and deliverance; Together with A Variety of Circumstances which tend to exculpate him from the Charge of Imposture. By Joseph Easterbrook, Vicar of Temple in the City of Bristol (1788)
- 347084: A plan for raising the taxes impartially and almost free of expence in war; and in peace for paying off the national debt, at the same time that the wealthy shall receive interest for their money, and the poor be cased of taxes (1798)
- 347197: An extract from the Rev. Mr. Law's later works. ... (1768)
- 348646: A narrative of the late work of God, at and near Northampton, in New-England (1744)
- 348707: Female policy detected (1702)
- 350531: An extract of letters by Mrs. L*** (1769)
- 350533: An extract of letters by Mrs. L**** (1796)
- 351010: Self-Annihilation (1785)
- 351541: Every man's assistant, and the sick man's friend (1790)
- 354309: A series of letters, essays, dissertations, and discourses, on various subjects (1792)
- 354437: A sermon occasioned by the death of Mrs. Sarah Evans (1771)
- 354443: A collection of hymns adapted to public worship (1778)
- 355740: Prayers for the use of private persons, families, children, and servants. By the Rev. James Stonhouse, M.D. formerly of St. John's College, Oxford (1775)
- 357296: The beauties of the poets (1788)
- 357825: Christmas, a poem, by Romaine Joseph Thorn, Author of Clito and Delia; the Mad Gallop, or Trip to Devizes; Retirement; Bristolia; Lord Howe Triumphant; or the Glorious First of June; &c. &c (1795)
- 357826: Retirement, a poem: By Romaine Joseph Thorn, Author of Clito and Delia, the Mad Gallop, or Trip to Devizes, &c. &c (1793)
- 358934: The earnest charge, and humble hope of an affectionate pastor: being the substance of three discourses. Addressed to the church, and congregation, in College-Lane, Northampton, December 1, 1793. And published at their Request. Watch and Remember. Pure From the Blood of All (1794)
- 361349: Enchiridion ecclesiasticum, in usum eorum qui studiis divinis sese sunt dedituri: seu theses in plurimos articulos Ecclesiĉ anglicanĉ, una cum articulis ipsis, latine et anglice redditis: notis quibasdam anglicis adjectis. Autore H. E. Holder (1793)
- 361542: An elegiac poem (1781)
- 364991: A treatise on justification: extracted from Mr. John Goodwin, by John Wesley. With a preface, wherein all that is material, in letters just published, under the name of the Rev. Mr. Hervey, is answered (1765)
- 365887: The glory of the heavenly city (1782)
- 366428: Minutiĉ; or little things for the poor of Christ's flock. By J. W. Peers, LL.D (1799)
- 367662: A dreadful phenomenon described and improved (1774)
- 368110: A true relation of the wonderful cure of Mary Maillard (1787)
- 368725: Providence displayed: or, the remarkable adventures of Alexander Selkirk (1800)
- 369815: The triumphant Christian (1780)
- 370265: A brief, but, it is presumed, a sufficient answer to the philosophy of masons (1791)
- 370865: Sacred hymns on various subjects (1782)
- 371314: Reasons for quitting the Methodist Society (1778)
- 371473: The exercises performed at a visitation of the Grammar-School of Bristoll, on Thursday the 7th of April, MDCCXXXVII. To which are added, Verses on the Grammar-School, spoken at a former visitation. Publish'd by A.S. Catcott, Master of the said School (1737)
- 371854: Letters on the fall & restoration of mankind (1765)
- 371913: Apostolical conceptions of God (1790)
- 372808: Universal restitution vindicated against the Calvinists: in five dialogues (1773)
- 372920: The worship of God, in spirit and in truth: or, a short and easy method of prayer, suited to every capacity (1775)
- 373224: The domestic monitor (1790)
- 373468: A description of the work of divine grace on the souls of saved sinners (1800)
- 373594: The evil and danger of backsliding in religion (1800)
- 374002: A short account of Ann Rogers (1770)
- 374801: The triumph of faith over the world (1787)
- 375032: Miscellanies in prose and verse (1727)
- 375147: Obsevations [sic] on a sermon preach'd before the Corporation of Bristol (1736)
- 376112: Isaac James (1800)
- 376329: A short account of John Dillon (1771)
- 377146: The bristol contest; containing a particular account of the proceedings of both parties, from the death of Sir Henry Lippincott, Bart. To the close of the poll. Together with the various papers, letters, Advertisements, Squibs, Songs, &c. which were printed at the contested election, between Henry Cruger Esqr. and George Daubeny, Esqr. in 1781 (1781)
- 377355: Directions for married persons (1768)
- 380760: The tryals of seven pyrates (1738)
- 382212: The way to Christ discovered (1775)
- 383496: The state of the greatest King (1721)
- 384553: A compendium of social religion (1778)
- 389358: The medical & chirurgical pharmacopoeia, for the use of hospitals, dispensaries, &c (1800)
- 389563: A letter, addressed to the Rev. R. Polwhele (1800)
- 389670: Explanatory notes upon the Old Testament (1765)
- 391172: A collection of psalms and hymns (1773)
- 391607: Short portions of Psalms and hymns (1796)
- 392130: The celebrated beauties (1720)
- 392369: Tractatus, in quo tentatur conamen recuperandi notitiam principiorum veteris & verĉ philosophiĉ (1738)
- 392497: Psalms and hymns for divine worship, selected from the best authors (1758)
- 392519: Blaise Castle (1783)
- 392809: The prodigal son, a poem (1785)
- 394343: The doctrine of the New Jerusalem concerning the Lord (1784)
- 395332: Hymns for our Lord's resurrection (1769)
- 395336: Gloria patri, &c. or hymns to the Trinity (1771)
- 395338: Hymns for New-Year's-Day (1769)
- 396285: Logica Genevensis (1772)
- 399566: The case of the creditors of Joseph George Pedley (1783)
- 401757: Miscellanies in prose and verse, mostly written in the epistolary style: chiefly upon moral subjects, and particularly calculated for the improvement of younger minds. By Mrs. M. Deverell, Gloucestershire. ... (1781)
- 401766: Theodora & Didymus (1784)
- 406074: Comparative theology (1756)
- 407834: General proofs that the second advent of the Lord hath taken place (1792)
- 408793: A third check to Antinomianism (1772)
- 409415: Bristol. The city charters (1736)
- 410406: Universal restitution a Scripture doctrine (1761)
- 411969: The vanity of all human knowledge, a poem (1784)
- 412686: A treatise concerning Heaven and Hell (1784)
- 413248: An essay towards a contrast between Quakerism and Methodism (1771)
- 413285: A defence of the commonly-received doctrine of the human soul (1766)
- 413330: A letter to Dr. Priestley: occasioned by his History of the corruptions of Christianity (1783)
- 418099: The search after happiness (1773)
- 418100: The search after happiness (1774)
- 418101: The search after happiness (1774)
- 418102: The search after happiness (1774)
- 419106: The signs of the times (1799)
- 420456: Speech of Edmund Burke, Esq; on American taxation. April 19, 1774 (1775)
- 423334: The wise student and Christian preacher (1780)
- 423706: An elegy on the death of the Rev. Caleb Evans (1791)
- 425766: An Extract of the Christian's pattern: or A treatise of the imitation of Christ (1761)
- 468616: An elegy: sacred to the memory of that patron of virtue, the truly admired and pious John Till Adams, M.D. of Bristol (1786)
- 468771: A faithful warning to the inhabitants of Great-Britain; but more particularly to those in and about London (1720)
- 469409: The primitive testimony of the people called Quakers (1732)
- 471800: Materials for talking familiarly with children of all ranks, on the subject of religion (1796)
- 473566: The state of the Bristol education society (1771)
- 474163: The life of the Chevalier John Taylor, oculist, pontifical, imperial and royal, abridg'd (1754)
- 479351: The life of the Rev. John Machin, A.B (1799)
- 480478: Enquiry into the utility of a canal from Bristol to Bath. (1795)
- 481001: A catalogue of the library of the Reverend Mr. John Diaper, lately deceased (1765)
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