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

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JOHNSON
JOHNSON
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JOHNSON (Samuel) Hector of Corringham. The Second
five years’ struggle against popery and tyranny: being
a collection of papers, published by S. Johnson during
his last imprisonment of five years and ten days.
London, H. Baldwin, 1689.
8°. 6J in. (8)+ 325+(3) pp.
The Absolute impossibility of transubstantiation de¬
monstrated. [By S. J.] 1688, 4°. See Absolute.
An Argument proving, that the abrogation of King
James by the People of England from the regal throne,
and the promotion of the Prince of Orange ... to the
throne ... in his stead was according to the constitution
of the English government and prescribed by it. . . .
London, 1692.
4°. 7J in. 31 pp. + (1) p. Bound with other tracts (2).
[Another edition.] London, 1692.
4°. 75 in. 52 (error for 62) + (2) pp.
The Fifth edition. London, 1693
4°. 8 in. 64 pp.
An Essay concerning parliaments at a certainty; or,
the Kalends of May. . . . London, 1693.
4°. 8J in. (2) + ii. + 47 pp. + (1) p.
An Humble and hearty address to all the English pro-
testants in this present army. (Published by S. J. in
1686 for which he was sentenc’d by the Court of Kings-
Bench to stand three times on the pillory, and to be
whipp’d from Newgate to Tyburn. . . .) Collection (a
fifth) of papers relating to the present juncture of affairs
in England, pp. 12, 13. 1688, 4°.
A Letter from a freeholder, to the rest of the freeholders
of England, and all others, who have votes in the choice
of Parliament-men. [By S. J.] [1689], 4°. See
Letter.
Purgatory prov’d by miracles: collected out of Roman-
Catholick authors. . . . [By S. J.] 1688, 4°. See Pur¬
gatory.
Remarks upon Dr. Sherlocks book, intituled The Case
of resistance of the supreme powers stated and resolved,
according to the doctrine!of the Holy Scripture. Written
in . . . 1683. . . . London, R. Baldwin, 1689.
8°. 6j in. (6)+xviii. + 56 pp.
Remarks upon Dr. Sherlock’s book, intituled, The Case
of the allegiance due to sovereign princes, stated and
resolved, etc. [By S. J.] 1690, 4°. See Remarks.
—— Second edition. 1690, 4°.
Some modest remarks on Dr. Sherlock’s new book
about the Case of allegiance due to sovereign powers,
etc. . . . [By S. J.] 1691, 4°. See Some.
Second edition. 1691, 4°.
The Tryal and examination of a late libel, intituled, a
New test of the Church of England’s loyalty. With
some reflections upon the additional libel, intituled, an
Instance of the Church of England’s loyalty. [By S. J.]
. . . 1689, 4°. See Trial.
The Late conference held between the Master of the j
Temple and the author of Jovian [or an answer to S.
Johnson’s Julian the Apostate], . . . 1690, 4°. See
Late.
Some remarques upon a late popular piece of nonsense !
[by S. J.] called Julian the Apostate. . . . 1682, fol. See
Some.
JOHNSON (Thomas) of Blackburn. All about Lancaster
Castle; its annals and associations; and an account of
all the more remarkable executions conducted just
behind it ... by T. Johnson ... in collaboration with
W. H. Bingham. Blackburn, T. Johnson, [1902].
8°. 8J in. 78 pp.
JOHNSON (W. Guy) The Royal declarationagainst tran¬
substantiation. . . .
London, National Protestant Church Union,
[1901].
8°. 8f in. 8 pp.
JOHNSON, afterwards CORY (William) Extracts from
the letters and journals of W. Cory . . . selected and
arranged by F. W. Cornish.
Oxford, University Press, 1897.
8°. 7J in. (4)+ 586+(2) pp., 1 plate.
lonica. [Poems by W. Johnson.] 1891, 4°. See
Ionica.
JOHNSON (William) Civil Engineer. See Practical
Mechanic’s Journal. The Practical Mechanic’s Jour¬
nal. Illustrated index, vols. i.-vi. To which is added,
concise information relative to patents and designs by
W. J., etc. [1854], 8°.
JOHNSTON, Family of. See Johnston (a.) Writer to the
Signet. Genealogical account of the family of Johnston
of that ilk. . . . 1832, 4°.
JOHNSTON (Alexander) Writer to the Signet. Genea¬
logical account of the family of Johnston of that ilk,
formerly of Caskeiben in the shire of Aberdeen, and of its
principal branches. . . . Edinburgh, W. Bur ness, 1832.
4°. 10J in. (4) + ii. + (4) + 40-i-(2) + 15 pp. + (l) p. Privately
printed.
JOHNSTON (Alexander Keith) the Elder. See John¬
ston (w.) of Edinburgh. Map of the counties of Aber¬
deen and Banff. . . . By W. and A. K. Johnston.
[? i860], 43 x 57 in. obi.
See Johnston (w.) of Edinburgh. Map of the seat of
war in the Danubian principalities. . . . By W. and A.
K. Johnston. . .. 1854, 27 x 21 in.
——- A School atlas of astronomy. . . . Edited by J. R. Hind.
. . . Edinburgh, W. Blackwood and Sons, 1856.
Fol. 10£ in. (4)+ 16 pp., 18 maps.
JOHNSTON (Alexander Keith) the Younger. See John¬
ston (w.) W. and A. K. Johnston’s Map to illustrate the
Transvaal question. [? 1899], 26 x 33 in.
School atlas of physical geography, illustrating in a series
of original designs the elementary facts of geology, hydro¬
graphy, meteorology and natural history. ... New and
enlarged edition.
Edinburgh, W. and A. K. Johnston, 1886.
8°. lOf in. (4) + 53 pp. + (1) p., 20 folding plates.
JOHNSTON (Andrew) of Westminster. See Laick (w).
pseud, [i.e. George Ridpath.] The Scots Episcopal
innocence: or, the Juggling of that party with the late
King, his present Majesty, the Church of England, and
the Church of Scotland, demonstrated. With reflections
on a late . . . pamphlet, entituled: the Spirit of malice
and slander. Particularly addressed to Dr. Monroe, and
his journeyman Mr. A. Johnston, etc. 1694, 4°.
JOHNSTON (Archibald) of Warreston, pseud. The Re¬
presentation, propositions and protestation of divers
ministers, elders, and professors, For themselves, and in
name of many . . . ministers, elders, and people in Scot¬
land: presented by . . . Lord Wareston, Mr. A. Cant,
Mr. J. Livingston, Mr. S. Rutherford, and . . . others ;
to the ministers and elders met at Edinburgh July, 21:
1652. [Edinburgh], printed 1652, reprinted 1703.
4°. 75 in. 56 pp.