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The prospect before us!!! or The state of France in the month of August, 1794
In reply to montgaillard's state of France: to which are added, reflections on the expedience and necessity of an immediate peace with the French republic. By Horatius Publicola -
A Short tratie [sic], concerning the peace and quietness of Europ
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The Duke of Marlborough's letter to the states of Holland, concerning a general peace
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Town of Cambridge. Whereas by an act passed the last session of Parliament, it is enacted, that after the twenty-fourth day of June, one thousand seven hundred and fifty-seven, if any person shall set, place, or leave any empty waggon, cart, or any other carriage in any publick highway within this Kingdom, so as in any manner to interrupt or hinder the free passage of any other carriage, or of His Majesty's subjects, except only during such reasonable time as such waggon, cart, or, carriaging shall be loading on unloading
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Association for Support of the Constitution, and for the Protection of Liberty and Property, against Republican and Levellers. The real friends of the constitution and present government of Great Britain, resident in and near Loughborough, are requested to meet at the assembly-room in Loughborough, on Friday the 21st day of December instant at eleven o'clock, in order to form an association for co-operating with the association at the Crown and Ancor, in London (formed 20th November, 1792) in their laudable views
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A sermon, upon peace, charity, and toleration
delivered in St. Paul's Church, in Philadelphia, on Sunday evening, February 23, 1800; by John Cosens Ogden, A.M -
An address to the Massachusetts Peace Society, at their second anniversary, December 25, 1817
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Observations on the kingdom of peace, under the benign reign of Messiah. : [Three lines from the Psalmist]
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The complaint of peace, to which is added, Antipolemus, or, The plea of reason, religion, and humanity, against war
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A discourse, occasioned by the news of peace
delivered at the South Metting-House in Hartford, February 14, 1815 -
Holy peace, described and recommended; in a circular letter, from the baptist ministers and messengers, assembled at Oakham, June 14, 15, and 16, 1791
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Considerations on the propriety and expediency of the clergy acting in the commission of the peace
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An Account prepared and laid before the honourable house of C---------s, how far the peace is compleat between Her Majesty, the Allies, and France and Spain, and what is yet wanting to render the same universal
As also, what obstructions Her Majesty has met with in her endevours to make the same universal and compleat. Entered and paid the duty according to the order of the late act of Parliament -
An ode to peace
Occasioned by the present crisis of the British Empire. Pax Gloria Terr.̆ By William Stevenson, M.D -
An act for ascertaining the qualification of such persons as shall take out commissions for the peace for counties at large
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Thankfulness for peace, the subjects duty to God's vicegerent
A sermon preach'd at St James Garlick-Hythe, London, and in the oratory of the Royal hosiptal, Greenwich, July 1713. On occasion of the general Thanksgiving appointed by Her Majesty for peace. By Philip Stubbs, M.A. rector of St. James Garlick-Hythe, London; and first chaplain of Her Majesty's Royal Hospital for seamen, at Greenwich -
Reasons for repealing the order of sessions made by the Justices of the Peace for the county of Nottingham, at Rufford, the 24th day of April, 1724
For joining with the corporation of Nottingham in building a County-Hall in the Market-Place at Nottingham: with proposals for repairing, enlarging, and amending the old county-halls; and making them convenient with grand-jury, petit-jury rooms, and a work-house adjoining; whereby the county may save three or four thousand pounds. Humbly offer'd to the consideration of the noblemen, Justices of the Peace, and gentlemen of the county of Nottingham. By Julius Hutchinson, Esq; one of His Majesty's justices of the peace for the said county -
As an idea has pretty universally prevailed, that the clergy of the Church of England have been busy in fomenting that spirit which has broken out into such illegal violences against Dr. Priestley, and his dissenting friends, we are happy to find it compleatly obviated by the following address, which breathes a spirit of liberality and good sense that is truly edisying. We rejoice that the clergy have taken so proper a step; and hope that, however appearances may have favoured the idea of their having exulted in the late events, they will now be entirely exculpated by the candour of a discerning public. Address not yet signed, from the bishops and clergy of the Church of England to the Rev. Dr. Priestley
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To the livery of London, gentlemen, letters signed Edward Kemble, having been sent to a part only of the livery
with a view to counteract the object of the Common-Hall on Wednesday, charging those of the livery who may meet to support the petition for peace, ... It therefore becomes the duty of every liveryman to attend the Hall, on Wednesday, to resist such an improper interference with their rights -
A wonderful narrative of two families
in five letters to a friend in Great Britain -
The friend of peace
containing a special interview between the President of the United States and Omar, an officer dismissed for duelling ; six letters from Omar to the President, with a review of the power assumed by rulers over the laws of God and the lives of men, in making war ; and Omar's solitary reflections -
The friend of peace
containing a special interview between the President of the United States and Omar, an officer dismissed for duelling ; six letters from Omar to the President, with a review of the power assumed by rulers over the laws of God and the lives of men, in making war ; and Omar's solitary reflections -
The friend of peace
in a series of numbers ; together with A solemn review of the custom of war, as an introduction to said work -
The friend of peace
to which is prefixed A solemn review of the custom of war ; showing that war is the effect of popular delusion, and proposing a remedy -
The friend of peace