Catalogue of the printed books preserved at Haigh Hall, Wigan, Co. Pal. Lancast > L--Q

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N., H. A Figure of the true and spiritual tabernacle, accord¬
ing to the inward temple or house of God in the Spirit.
Whereunto is added the eight vertues of godlynesses.
Set forth by H[endrik]. N[iclas]. . . .
London, Giles Calvert, 1655.
8°. 5J in. (18)+ 195+ (15) pp. Engravings in the text.
N., H. An Introduction to the holy understanding of the
glasse of righteousnesse. Wherein are uttered many
notable admonitions and exhortations to the good life:
also sundry discreet warnings to beware of destruction,
and of wrong-conceiving, and misunderstanding or cen¬
suring of any sentences. Set forth by H[endrik].
N[iclas]. . . .
London, George Whittington, 1649.
8°. 5J in. (i) + 284 pp. + (2) pp. blank.
N., H. A Letter [signed H. N.] concerning Sir W. Whit-
lock's bill for trials in cases of treason. . . .
[London, ? 1694.]
4°. 8J in. 8 pp.
N., H. The Prophecy of the spirit of love ; set forth by
H[endrik]. N[iclas]. . . . Translated out of Base-Almain
into English. . . .
London, Giles Calvert, 1649.
8". 5.J in. (2) pp. wanting, probably blank + pp. 3 to 102+ (2) pp.
blank.
N., H. Eevelatio Dei. The Eevelations of God, and His
great prophesie, which God now (in the last day) hath
shewed unto His elect. Set forth by H[endrik]. N[iclas].
. . . Translated out of Base-Almaine. . . .
N.
London, Giles Calvert, 1649.
8°. 5i in. (S) +126 pp.
H. Terra pacis. A true testification of the spiritual land
of peace (which is the spiritual land of promise, and the
holy city of peace, or the heavenly Jerusalem) and of
the holy and spiritual people that dwell therein, as also
of the walking in the Spirit which leadeth thereunto.
Set forth by H[endrik]. N[iclas]. . . . Translated out of
Base-Almaine. . . .
Loiulon, Samuel Satterthivaite, 1649.
8". 6J in. 192 pp.
N., J. See Nichols (john)
N., J. An Account of the gains of the late Speaker W.
Lenthall. In answer to a letter. Somers (.j.) Baron
Somers, Collection of tracts, vol. 7, pp. 103, 101. 1812,
4°.
N., J. A Collection of all the wills, now known to be extant,
of the kings and queens of England, princes and prin¬
cesses of Wales, and every branch of the royal blood,
from the reign of William the Conqueror to that of
Henry vii. exclusive. [Edited by John Nicols.] With
explanatory notes and a glossary [by R. Gough].
London, J. Nichols, 1780.
i". 10 in. X. + 434 pp.
N., J. The Curates' appeal to the equity and Christian
principles of the British legislature, the bishops, the
clergy, and the public examined: in a letter to the
editor [of the Pamphleteer] from a country incumbent.
[Signed J. N., i.e. G. Bugg.] Pamphleteer, vol. 17,
pp. 171-194. 1821, 8°.
N., J. G. Description of the armorial window on the stair¬
case at Beaumanor, Co. Leicester. [By J. G. N., i.e.
John Gough Nichols.] [? London, ? i860.]
8°. SJ in. 8 pp.
N., L. D. Lettre escrite de Madrid [signed L. D. N., and
dated Feb. 7, 1649], par un gentilhomme espagnol, a un
sien amy, par laquelle il luy descouvre une partie des
intrigues du cardinal Mazarin. Traduitte d'espagnol. . . .
Paris, veuve J. Guillemot, 1649.
4°. 8f in. 7 pp. + (1) p. Moreau 2218.
N., M. A Complete collection of state-trials and proceedings
for high-treason and other crimes and misdemeanours,
from the reign of King Richard ir. to the end of the
reign of King George i. In six volumes. With two
alphabetical tables to the whole. The second edition,
with great additions. [Edited by M. N.]
London, J. Walthoe, 1730.
Fol. 1.34 in. G vols.
N., M. La Ruine et submergement de la ville d'Amsterdam
. . . laquelle est abysmee . . . avec perte de plus de trente
mille personnes. . . . Ensemble la prophetic de Nostra¬
damus, et I'explication d'icelle sur ce sujet. Traduit de
flamen . . . par M. N.
Jouxte la coppie imprimee a la Haije, [? Paris]'
1649.
4°. 8i in. 7 pp. + (1) p. Moreau 3569.
N., M., Med. Pr. Independencio no schisme ; or, an Answer
to a scandalous book, entituled, The Schismatick sifted,
written by Mr. J. Vicars; which may serve also for a
reply to Master Edwards his Gangraena, wherein is
discovered the vanity of those unjust slanders cast upon
the dissenting brethren, whom they call Independents,
with some hints added about Gospel-government. By
M. N. Med. Pr. [i.e. Marchamont Nedham, medical
practitioner]. . . . London, Bob. White, 1646.
4". 7iin. (4)+ 12 in.
N., N. See M., m. A Letter from the member of Parlia¬
ment, in answer to the Letter [signed N. N.] of the
divine, concerning the bill for uniting protestants.
[? 1689], 4°.
N., N. An Account of the late proposals [for dissolving the
ecclesiastical commission, etc.] of the Archbishop of
Canterbury [W. Sancroft], with some other bishops, to
his Majesty: in a letter to M. B. Esq.; [Subscribed N.
N.] [Londo7i, 1688.]
4°. 7| in. 4 pp.
[Another edition.] Collection (A) of papers re¬
lating to the present juncture of affairs in England, pp.
7-10. 1688, 4°.
[Another edition.] Somebs (j.)
Collection of tracts, vol. 9, pp. 215-218.
Baron Somers,
1813, 4°.
N., N. The Catholick answer to the Seekers request: in a
Letter [signed N. N.] directed to the Seeker, proving the
real presence, by the Scripture only. . . .
London, J. and T. Lane, 1687.
4°. 7? in. 8 pp.
N., N. Eines sehr beriihrnten reinen Theologi zu N. Send-
Schreiben, an den vortrefHichen Autorem der im Namen
B. E. Ministerii zu Hamburg verfertigten Beantwortung,
auff Ilerrn D. Speners Theologisches Bedencken, iiber
etliche Fragen. [Signed N. N.] Wittenberg, i6gi.
4°. 8 in. (8) pp. Ada Pietistica (18).
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