John Watson
Active Years
Min year: 1683, Max year: 1795, Max count: 18Locations over time
(number of mentions in parentheses)As Author
- 1683: Memoires of the family of the Stuarts, and the remarkable providences of God towards them
- 1727: Tables of exchange
- 1729: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1730: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1731: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1732: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1733: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1734: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1735: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1736: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1737: The new table of coin
- 1737: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1738: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1739: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1740: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1741: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1742: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1742: An account of the effects of Mr
- 1743: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1743: A further account of the effects of Mr. Hauksbec's alterative medicine, as applied in the Cure of the venereal disease
- 1743: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1744: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1744: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1745: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1746: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1747: Memorial for John Watson
- 1747: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1748: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1748: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1749: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1750: Tables of exchange
- 1750: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1751: The gentleman and citizen's almanack, (by John Watson, bookseller,) for the year of our Lord ending 31 Dec. 1751
- 1751: Moderation
- 1752: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1752: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1753: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1753: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1754: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1754: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1755: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1755: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1755: Moderation
- 1755: The apology of thf [sic] Reverend John Watson, M.A. curate of Ripponden in Yorkshire, for his conduct, yearly, on the 30th of January. Together with a sermon preach'd on that day, in the year 1755
- 1756: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1756: A letter to the clergy of the church
- 1756: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1756: Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Watson writer in Edinburgh
- 1757: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1757: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1758: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1758: The kalendar
- 1758: Tables of interest, at three and a half, four, four and a half, five, five and a half, and at six per cent. per ann
- 1759: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1759: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1760: The gentleman and citizen's almanack, (By John Watson, bookseller,) for the year of Our Lord, 1760
- 1761: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1761: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1762: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1763: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1764: The necessity of laws, and a proper obedience thereto enforced
- 1764: The kalendar
- 1764: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1764: The necessity of laws, and a proper obedience thereto enforced
- 1765: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1766: The kalendar
- 1766: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1766: Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Watson of Muirhouse,
- 1767: The gentleman's and citizen's almanack
- 1768: The gentleman's and citizen's almanack
- 1769: Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Watson of Muirhouse, esq; and the whole other creditors of John Stark merchant and some time provost of Glasgow deceased, and Richard Stark his son, of Bailie William Craig merchant in Glasgow, and William Craig his son, both deceased, of James Craig merchant in Glasgow, deceased, and of Andrew Scott merchant there
- 1769: Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of John Watson cooper in Dalkeith
- 1769: The gentleman's and citizen's almanack
- 1775: The history and antiquities of the parish of Halifax, in Yorkshire
- 1776: Hisory of the ancient Earls of Warren and Surry, and their descendants to the present time. By the Rev. John Watson, M.A. F.A.S. and rector of Stockport in Cheshire
- 1776: An account of some hitherto undescribed remains of antiquity
- 1779: Information for John Watson cooper in Dalkeith, suspender
- 1779: Tables of exchange
- 1785: Memoirs of the ancient earls of Warren and Surrey
- 1786: Tables of interest, at four, four and a half, five, five and a half, and at six per cent. per ann
- 1788: Watson's address to the ladies and gentlemen of Thetford and its vicinity
- 1793: An account of the two wonderful trances, of Elizabeth Dickinson
- 1793: An account of two wonderful trances, of Elizabeth Dickinson
- 1794: The universal gazetteer
- 1795: The comes commercii; or, Merchant and trader's companion
As Publisher
- 1729: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1729: Cornaro's Treatise of temperance and sobriety
- 1733: Several arguments against swearing and cursing in our ordinary conversation
- 1733: Human ordure, botanically considered. The first essay, of the kind, ever published in the world
- 1734: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1752: The gentleman and citizen's almanack
- 1753: Practical measuring made easy to the meanest capacity, by a new set of tables
- 1767: The gentleman's and citizen's almanack
- 1768: The gentleman's and citizen's almanack
- 1769: The gentleman's and citizen's almanack
As Printer
As Bookseller
- 1733: The great advantages of strictly observing the Lord's-day
- 1758: Tables of interest, at three and a half, four, four and a half, five, five and a half, and at six per cent. per ann
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