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6. Le regne glorieux de J.C. sur la terre : Ou sermon sur le psaume LXXII. Prononcé a St. Patrick, par le Dr. Abbadie Doyen de Killalow, au mois d'Octobre de l'an 1714. Devant le corps des officiers François, qui font en Irlande, Iorsqu'ils communierent, pour préter le sement à sa majesté. Consacré à la gloire de J.C. Nôtre adorable Redempteur, le fils de Dieu, le chef de toute puissance & de toute domination, le Bienheureux & seul Prince de l'immortalité, Roy des Roys, Seigneur des Seigneurs, nouveau David, nouveau Solomon, le Jude & le Roy du monde, le Dieu & le Sauveur de toute la Terre

10. The case of Mountague Earl of Abingdon and Robert Earl Ferrers, upon their bill for explaining and better executing the intentions of a former act, intituled (An act for making provision for the Protestant children of the Earl of Clanricarde and Lord Bophin) and for sale of farther part of the said Earl's estate for payment of the debts and portions remaining, chargeable upon the same

17. An Account shewing the number of the tickets entitled To benefits in the lottery for 1,400,000 l : With the benefits to which the said number'd tickets are respectively entitled, and the days on which they were severally drawn; distinguish'd in a numerical order, as the said tickets happened to arise in the several classes or degrees of thousands from No. 1, to No. 140000: each classis having the course denoted in which every thousand of the said 140000 tickets (according to the lots drawn for that purpose) are to be paid off and discharged. Published by the special order of the managers and directors of the said lottery

19. National sins and the causes of them; with a proper method to prevent their growth : Being two sermons preach'd at Blewberry in Berkshire, March 13th, 1715. Being the first time of reading His Majesty's proclamation, for the encouragement of piety and virtue, and for the preventing and punishing of vice, prophaneness and immorality. By Joseph Acres, vicar of Blewberry in Berkshire