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

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APPARITIONS
APPARITIONS. Lenglet du Fresnoy (n.) Eecueil de
dissertations . . . sur les apparitions. . . . 1751, 12°.
1751, 12°.
Traits historique
sur les apparitions.
- R., p. A True copy of a letter sent from Constanti¬
nople, in which is a full account of several . . . appari¬
tions. . . . 1686, fol.
- Strange and wonderful newes from Chippingnorton in
the county of Oxon., of certain . . . aparitions which
were seen in the air . . . 28th of July. . . . [? 1680], fol.
- See also Demonology; Ghosts; Spiritualism.
APPEAL. An Appeal from the country to the city, for the
preservation of His Majesties person, liberty, property,
and the protestant religion. [By Eobert Ferguson.]. . .
London, 1679.
Pol. 12 in. 8 pp.
Charles Blount.
Signed at end Junius Brutus. Also ascribed to
APPEAL
810
- [Another edition.] Cobbett (w.) m.p. Parliamentary
history, vol. 4. 1808, 8°.
- An Appeal from the new to the old whigs, in conse¬
quence of some late discussions in Parliament relative to
the reflections on the French Revolution. [By Edmund
Burke.] The third edition. London, J. Dodslcy, ijgi.
8°. 8 in. (4) +148 pp. + (1) p.
- An Appeal of orientalists in favour of the maintenance
of the original principles of '' The International Con¬
gresses of Orientalists". ... [? Paris, ? 1890.]
8°. 9J in. 8 pp.
- An Appeale of the orthodox ministers of the Church of
England against Richard Mountague, late Bishop of
Chichester, now Bishop of Norwich, to the . . . Parlia¬
ment . . . with the proceedings against him in Bow-
Church, and an Epistle to B. Mountague himselfe, also
a supplication of the ministers of Scotland against the
said Mouutague. . . . Edenburgi, 1641.
4°. 8 in. (2) + 37pp.-f(l)p.
- An Appeal to common sense; or, Striking remarks on
the conduct of L[ieutenan]t G[enera]l Bl[ijgh, and
C[ommodo]i'e Lord H[ow]e, in the late expedition on
the coast of France. . . . By an old experienced officer.
. . . London, J. Coote, [1758].
8° 8 in. (4)+ 39 pp.+ (1) p.
- An Appeale to every impartiall . . . reader whether the
Presbyterie or Prelacie, be the better Church Govern¬
ment, according to the Word of God; being duely
compared the one with the other. By a judicious and
learned divine.
London, Francis Coules and Henry Twyford, 1641.
4°. 7|in. (2) + 13pp.-i (1) p.
- An Appeal to facts : in a letter to the Eight Hon. Earl
Temple. [By John Dalrymple.]
London, A. Millar, 1763.
4°. 9 in. (4) + 21 pp. + (1) p.
- An Appeal to knowledge ; or. Candid discussion of the
preliminary of peace, signed at Fontainebleau, Nov. 3,
1762, and laid before both Houses of Parliament. . . .
By a member of Parliament. London, J. Wilkie, 1763.
8°. 8J in. 84 pp.
- The Appeal to Rome. A letter from an English clergy¬
man to a Roman Catholic friend. . . . [By — Hatherway.]
London, J. Darling, 1850.
8°. 8 in. 10 pp. With autograph of W. Upton Richards.
APPEAL. An Appeal to the citizens of Duljlin in behalf of
His Majesty, several of our chiefs and one of our candi¬
dates against the . . . insinuations contained in an abusive
libel upon them, intitled Advice to the electors, etc. . . .
[? Dublin, ? 1714.]
Fol. 13|in. 3pp. + (l) p.
An Appeal to the good sense of the inhabitants of Great
Britain concerning their religious rights and privileges.
. . . London, S. Bladon, 1770.
8°. 8 in. (4) pp. + pp. 9 to 83 + (1) p.
- An Appeal to the justice and interests of the people of
Great Britain, in the present disputes with America.
By an old Member of Parhament [A. Lee].
London, J. Almon, 1774.
8°. 9 in. (4)+ 63+ (5) pp.
Second edition, corrected. Loridon, J. Almon, 1775-
8°. 8 in. 68 pp.
• An Appeal to the legislature, for the repeal of the act
regulating the marriage of the royal family. . . . Pamphle¬
teer, vol. 3, pp. 475-487. 1814, 8°.
An I Appeal | To the | Parliament; | Or | Sions Plea
against the Prelacie. | The summe whereoff is delivered
in a Decade | of Positions. | In the handing whereoff, the
Lord Bishops, and | their appurtenances are manifestlie
proved both by di- | vine and humane Lawes, to be in¬
truders vpon the Privi- | lodges of Christ, of the King, and
of the Common-weal: | And therefore vpon good evi¬
dence given, she hartelie | desireth a ludgement and
execution. [By Alexander Leighton, m.d.] . . . [Mottoes.]
[? Amsterdam], printed the year k moneth wherein
Rochell was lost [October, 1628]. |
4". 7 in. Roman letter. *^ A-Z^ Aa-Xx-*; (10)+ 344 pp:—(1)
title, (2, 3) two curious emblematical engravings, with verses
underneath, (4) blank, (5-10) to the Parliament, (11-14) to the
reader, (15) blank, (16) mottoes, 1-344 the work.
With t)ookplate of Sylvester Lord Glenbervie.
An Appeal to the people : containing, the genuine . . .
letter of Admiral Byng to the Secr[etary] of the Ad[mi-
ralitjy: observations on those parts of it which were
omitted by the writers of the Gazette: and what might
be the reason for such omissions. . . . Part the first.
London, J. Morgan, 1756.
8°. 7f in. (4)+ 76 pp. Wanting part 2 : On the different deserts of
Admiral B. and his enemies, etc. 1757.
An Appeal to the protestant dissenters of Great Britain,
to unite with their catholic brethren for the removal of
the disqualifications, by which they are oppressed.
Pamphleteer, vol. 1, pp. 1-22. 1813, 8°.
An Appeal to the unprejudiced, concerning the present
discontents occasioned by the late convention with Spain.
[By Thomas Gordon.] London, T. Cooper, 1739.
8°. 7J in. 32 pp.
■ An Appeale to thy conscience, as thou wilt answer it at
the great and di-eadfull day of Christ Jesus. [By Edward
Fisher.] Oxford, reprinted by H. Hall, 1644.
4°. 7Jin. (2) + 53 pp.+ (1) p.
APPEL a la conscience de Monsieur Paul, soi-disant soldat
de I'ex-garde imperiale. Paris, Brasseur aine, 1814.
8°. 7J in. 16 pp.
APPELGREN (Simon) See Porthan (h. g.) Dissertationis
de poesi Fennica. . . . [Particular tertia . . . praeses H.
G. P. . . . et respondens S. A.] [1766-78], 4°.
APPELLATE (The) jurisdiction: Scotch appeals. [By
George Moir.] Edinburgh, A. and G. Black, 1851.
8°. 8i in. 46 pp.