Mr. Symson
Active Years
Min year: 1700, Max year: 1711, Max count: 13Establishments over time
(number of mentions in parentheses)- 1710 at:
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Locations over time
(number of mentions in parentheses)- 1706 at:
the foot
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As Publisher
As Printer
- 1701: Instructions for youth. Written by the Lady Halket, for the use of those young noblemen and gentlemen, whose education was committed to her care
- 1701: Meditations and prayers, upon the first week; with observations on each day's creation: and Considerations on the Seven Capital Vices, To be oppos'd: and their opposit Vertues To be Studied and Practised. Written by the Lady Halket
- 1702: Parainesis pacifica
- 1702: Meditations upon the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit
- 1702: The liberty and independency of the Kingdom and Church of Scotland
- 1703: A sermon preached on the XXX day of January 1702/3 at Edinburgh
- 1703: The liberty and independency of the Kingdom and Church of Scotland
- 1703: Family religion explain'd and inforc'd, with proper arguments, motives and directions
- 1703: The passion of our blessed lord and saviour Jesus Christ
- 1704: A sermon preached on the XXX day of January 1703/4 at Coupar of Fife
- 1704: An essay on the Lord's prayer
- 1704: A good expedient for innocence and peace, being an essay concerning the great usefulness and advantage of laying aside publick oaths
- 1704: An answer to the second letter to the Right Reverend, the Lord Bishop of Carlile, occasioned by some passages in his late book of the Scotch library
- 1704: Defence of the independency of the Kingdom of Scotland
- 1708: A short treatise of geography general & special
- 1710: The history ancient and modern, of the sheriffdoms of Linlithgow and Stirling
- 1710: A Short catechism with the a, b, c
- 1711: The description of the Isles of Orknay and Zetland
As Bookseller
- 1701: Meditations and prayers, upon the first week; with observations on each day's creation: and Considerations on the Seven Capital Vices, To be oppos'd: and their opposit Vertues To be Studied and Practised. Written by the Lady Halket
- 1701: Instructions for youth. Written by the Lady Halket, for the use of those young noblemen and gentlemen, whose education was committed to her care
- 1704: An answer to the second letter to the Right Reverend, the Lord Bishop of Carlile, occasioned by some passages in his late book of the Scotch library
- 1706: Some just reflexions on a nonsensical and scurril pasquill
Thu Mar 23 03:53:22 CDT 2023