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

4001
GEEAT
GREAT GRIMSBY
4002
GREAT. The Great sin, and chief guiltines of Scotland, in
the contempt of the Gospel, as it was branched out in
particulars, by the Commission of the Generali Assembly,
in the year, 1650. Now re-printed at the desire of the
Synod of Lothian, for the fast appointed by them in the
year, 1654. [? Edinburgh], 1654.
4°. 7J in. 16 pp.
The Great victory obtain’d by his Majesties army, under
the command of his Grace the Duke of Monmouth,
against the rebels in the west of Scotland, ... 21 and
22 instant [June, 1679], [? London, ? 1679.]
Pol. 12 in. 3 pp. + (1) p.
A Great victorie obtained in the kingdom of Scotland
by the Marquis of Argyle, with 5000 horse and foot,
against the rebellious army, under the command of the
Lord Lanerick, with the number killed and taken; and
the declaration of . . . Saundy Hambleton, against Monro,
touching his design to have fired all the cole-pits in
Northumberland, and other parts . . . also, Monroes
retreating into Scotland, and Lieut. Gen. Crumwell, and
Col. Gen. Lambert pursuing them; likewise, the Re¬
monstrance of the kingdom of Scotland, and their pro¬
positions to the kingdom of England, concerning the
King’s Majesty, their army, and Covenant. . . .
London, for G. H., 1648.
4°. 7J in. (2) + 6 pp.
GREAT BARDIC INSTITUTION. Imche^cbc ha
Cporrroluumhe; or, the Proceedings of the Great
Bardic Institution, edited by Professor Connellan. . . .
Dublin, J. O’Daly, i860.
8°. 9 in. Irish and Eng.\ xxxvi.-1-340 pp. Transactions of the
Ossianic Society, vol. 5.
GREAT BRITAIN. See England.
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. See England.
GREAT BRITAIN. Great Britain and the Dutch Re¬
publics. Reprinted from the Times.
London, G. E. Wright, 1900.
16°. 54 in. (2)+ 60 pp.
GREAT BRITAIN’S. Great Britain’s just complaint for
her late measures, present sufferings, and the future
miseries she is exposed to. With the best . . . way of
securing and establishing her religion, government,
liberty and property, upon good . . . foundations. [By
Sir James Montgomery.] Fully and clearly discovered,
in answer to two late pamphlets (the one entituled the
Pretensions of the French invasion examined [by W.
Lloyd, Bishop of Worcester], The other is a Letter to a
friend concerning the French invasion [by W. Sherlock,
Dean of St. Paul’s]). . . . [London], 1692.
4°. 84 in. (2) + 61 pp. + (1) p.
Great-Britain’s memorial against the Pretender and
popery. . . . The ninth edition. [By S. Chandler, d.d.]
[London, J. Roberts, [1745].
12°. 64 in. (2) + 34 pp.
Great Britans [sic] vote; or, God save King Charles.
A treatise seasonably published this 27th . . . March the
happy inauguration of His sacred (though now despised
and imprisoned) Maiesty, wherein is proved by many
plaine texts of Scripture, that the resisting, imprisoning,
or deposing our King, under what specious pretences soever
couched, is not onely unlawfull but damnable.
London, G. M. and W. H., 1648.
4°. 7 in. (2)+ 46+(4) pp.
GREAT COXWELL. Some account of the parish of Great
Coxwell, in the county of Berks. Nichols (j.) f.S.A.,
Printer. Bibliotheca topographica britannica, vol. iv.,
no. 13. 1783, 4°.
GREAT GRIMSBY. [Report on] the records of the
corporation of Great Grimsby [by A. Gibbons]. Hist,
mss. Commission xiv., app. 8, pp. 237-291. 1895, 8°-
GREAT SAINT BERNARD, Monastery of. Phillipps
{Sir t.) Bart. Numismata vetera et inscriptiones ex
voto ex ruderibus templi Jovis prope hospitium Sancti
Bernardi in Montem Poeninum. 1855, fob
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. Broad
(The) gauge the bane of the Great Western Railway
Company. . . . Sixth edition. 1846, 8°.
GREAT YARMOUTH. See Yarmouth.
GREATER BRITAIN. See England.—Colonies.
GREATER PROPHETS. See Bible.—Old Testament.—
Greater Prophets.
GREAVES ASH. Tate (g.) f.g.s. The Old Celtic town
of Greaves Ash, near Linhope, Northumberland, with an
account of diggings recently made into this and other
ancient remains, in the valley of the Beamish. . . . 1861,
8°.
GREAVES (John) Professor at Oxford. A Discourse on
the Roman foot and denarius: from whence, as from
two principles the measures and weights used by the
ancients, may be deduced. . . . Collection of voyages,
vol. 2, pp. 675-720. 1732, fol.
Pyramidographia; or, a Description of the pyramids in
Aegypt. . . . Collection of voyages, vol. 2, pp. 625-674.
1732, fol.
Description. des pyramides d’Bgypte [sic]. . . . Theve-
not (m.) Relations de divers voyages curieux, vol. 1.
1663, etc., fol.
GREENER (Paul) See Atwood (w.) Barrister-at-Law.
Wonderful predictions of Nostredamus, Grebner . . . and
A. Torquatus. Wherein the grandeur of their present
Majesties . . . and downfall of France and Rome, are . . .
delineated. . . . 1689, fol.
Grebner his prophecy concerning Charles son of Charles.
. . . See Lilly (w.) Monarchy or no monarchy in Eng¬
land. . . . 1651, 4°.
GRECE. See Greece.
GRECH (Nikolai Ivanovich) Grammaire raisonnee de la
langue russe, precbdbe d’une introduction sur 1’histoire
de cet idiome, de son alphabet et de sa grammaire. . . .
Ouvrage traduit du russe et arrangb pour la langue fran-
9aise . . . par C. P. Reiff. . . . Tome premier [second].
Saint Petersbourg, N. Gretsch, 1828, ’29.
8°. 94 in. 2 vols. 1. (2)+xvi.+407 pp. + (l) p. 11. xi. pp. + (1) p.
+ pp. 409 to 855 + (1) p.
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lection of Russian literature and translations in prose
and verse, preceded by short rules on rhetoric and a
history of Russian literature.] Tacit 1. [-xv.]
CaiiKineiepSyprL, 1819-22.
8°. 84 in. 4 vols.
GRECIAN. The Grecian daughter. A tragedy. By A
Murphy. 1777, etc., 12°.