Accounts Ledger Of A Mr Thomas Hood For The Management Of His Estate 1906-1915. Hood, Thomas British Topography And Local History,History

A Popular History Of The British Ferns And The Allied Plants, Comprising The Club-Mosses, Pepperworts, And Horsetails Thomas Moore Ferns,Natural History

A History Of British Birds The Figures Engraved On Wood By T. Bewick. Vol. 1 Containing The History And Description Of Land Birds Bewick, Thomas

A Glossary Of Words Used In The Wapentakes Of Manley And Corringham, Lincolnshire Peacock, Edward British Topography And Local History,Dictionaries And Reference

Boscobel: Or The Compleat History Of His Sacred Majesties Most Miraculous Preservation After The Battle Of Worcester, 3 Sept.1651. Introduc'd By An Exact Relation Of That Battle; And Illustrated With A Map Of The City. Incomplete, Lacking Illustrations [Blount, Thomas, Attrib.]

Observations Of The Natural History Of The Swallow Tribe; With Collateral Statement Of Facts Relative To Their Migration, And To Their Brumal Torpidity; And A Copious Table Of Reference To Authors. Illustrated By Figures Of Five Species, Engraved On Wood, By Willis. To Which Is Added, A General Catalogue Of British Birds, With The Provincial Names For Each. Thomas Forster Ornithology

The History Of The Roman Emperors, From Augustus To Constantine By Mr Crevier, Professor Of Rhetoric, In The College Of Beauvais. Translated From The French By John Mill Esq. Illustrated With Maps, Medals, Gems And Other Copper Plates. [First English Edition – Full Polished Calf Leather Binding – Bookplate For Thomas Daniell (Artist)] John Baptist Lewis Crevier [1693 - 1765]

The Narrative Of Lawrence Mowbray Of Leeds, In The County Of York, Gent. Concerning The Bloody Popish Conspiracy Against The Life Of His Sacred Majesty, The Government, And The Protestant Religion. Wherein Is Contained I. His Knowledge Of The Said Design, From The Very First In The Year 1676, With The Opportunity He Had To Be Acquainted Therewith, . Ii. How Far Sir Thomas Gascoigne, Sir Miles Stapleton, &C. Are Engaged In The Design Of Killing The King And Firing The Cities Of London And York, For The More Speedy Setting Uppermost The Popish Religion In England, Iii. An Account Of The Assemblings Of Many Popish Priests And Jesuits At Father Rishton's Chamber ., Iv. The Discovery Of The Erecting A Nunnery At Dolebank In Yorkshire ., V. Mowbray, Lawrence British & Irish History,The Seventeenth Century