Tracts

TRACTS. 147
155 Votes, Resolves and Orders of Parliam'- in the year
1660 concerning the Prisoners in the Tower
[broadsheet] [1660]
155 [Trials of Cook and Peters, commencing at page 7.
Oct^- 1660] [pp. 8] 4to [1660]
155 Guthrey, Jas.—The true and perfect Speech of M'-
J. G. Minister of Sterling, . . delivered
immediately before his Execution 1 June 1661
[pp. 14] 4to 1661
155 An Abstract of the contents of Letters relating to
Affairs with Rome by the D of Y. and others
[pp. 7] fol S.A.
155 The Tryal of Edward Coleman for Conspiring the
Death of the King and the Subversion of the
Government. 28 Nov--- 1678 [pp. 98] fol 1678
155 Widdrington, Roger.—The Tryal and Execution of
Father Henry Garnet Superior of the Jesuits in
England for the Powder Treason
[pp. 8] fol 1679
155 The Reasons and Narrative of Proceedings betwixt
the two Houses . . at the Conference touching
the Trial of the Lords in the Tower 20 May
[pp. 11] fol 1679
155 The Condemnation of the Cheating Popish Priest
. . the Tryal of Father Lewis at Monmouth
28 March [PP- 8] 4to 1679
155 The Tryals [of Sir G. Wakeman, and others] at the
Sessions-House London 18 July 1679 [for High
Treason] ...[No title page. pp. 84] fol [1679]
155 Jenison, Rob''—The Narrative of R. J. containing 1
Further Discovery and confirmation of the late
Popish Plot. 2 Names of 4 Ruffians. 3 Reasons
why Discovery hath been deferred. 4 An order of
His Majesty in Council [pj). 51] fol 1679
155 The Instrument or Writing of Association: that the
Protestants of England entered into in the Reign
of Queen Elizabeth [pp- 4] fol 1679
155 The Act of Parliament of the 27"'- of Queen
Elizabeth, to preserve the Queen and Protestant
Religion from the Attempts of the Papists
[pp. 8] fol s. A.
155 Account of the Tryal of JJenj"- Harris . . for
Printing a seditious Book called An Appeal from
the Country to the City for the Preservation of
His Majesty . . and the Protestant Religion
[pp. 8] fol 1679
155 Otes, Titus.—A true Narrative of the Horrid Plot . .
of the Popish Party against the Life of His
Sacred Majesty, the Government and the Pro¬
testant Religion. "With a List of such . . as
were Conspirators 15 April ...[pp. 83] fol 1679
155 A Discourse of the Peerage and Jurisdiction of the
Lords Spiritual in Parlm'- . . proving that they
have no . . Jurisdiction in Capital Matters
[pp. 34] fol 1679
155 A Letter from a Freeholder of Buckinghamshire to
a Friend in London, concern'g the Election of the
Knights of said County. Alisbury 23 Aug :
[pp. 4] fol 1679