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An Abstract of a Treatise Concerning the Payment of Tythes and Oblations in London Shewing the Antiquity of Those Payments According to the Rents of Houses

From Ur to Nazareth

The Scale of Interest

The Apprentices Time-Entertainer Accomptantly

The Case of the Company of Grocers Stated and Their Condition in Their Present Circumstances Truly Represented

Mortgages in California

The Merchant's Companion Being a More Exact, Quick and Easy Way, for Making Up of Accompts in Shops, Fares. Wherein Is Reduced Sterling to Scotish, and Scotish to English Coin (1692)

Objections to Mr. Lowndes's Proposal about the Amendment of Our Coin- (1695)

Vvebsters Tables for Simple Interest Direct, at 10, 8, 7, and 6 P. Per Centum, from Moneth to Moneth to Twelve Moneths. the Second Edition, with Very Large Additions, by William Webster. (1629)

Some Observations by Way of Ansvver to a Pamphlet, Called England's Glory; Or, the Royal Bank. (1694)

A List of the 400 Hackney-Coaches Licensed in July and August, 1662. by the Commissioners Appointed by the Kings Majesties Commission, Vnder the Great Seal of England (1664)

Rules and Directions Given by Coll

To the Parliament of the Commonvvealth of England, and Every Individual Member Thereof the Great Complaint and Declaration of about 1200. Free-Holders and Commoners, Within the Mannor of Epworth, in the Isle of Axholm, and County of Lincoln (1654)

The Epitome of the Whole Art of Husbandry Comprising All Necessary Directions for the Improvement of It ...

The Acts for Annuities Reviewed and Compared (1700)

A Treatise Wherein Is Demonstrated, I. That the East-India Trade Is the Most National of All Foreign Trades, II. That the Clamors, Aspersions, and Objections Made Against the Present East-India Company, Are Sinister, Selfish, or Groundless (1681)

An Ordinance of Both Houses of Parliament for the Speedy Raising and Levying of Money for the Maintenance of the Army Raised by the Parliament and Other Great Affairs of the Common-Wealth, August, 1643 (1643)

A Discourse Shewing That the Exportation of Wooll Is Destructive to This Kingdom Wherein Is Also Shewed the Absolute Necessity of Promoting Our Woollen Manufacture and Moderating the Importation of Some Commodities and Prohibiting Others (1677)

Elements of Political Economy

A Rich Treasure the Knowledge Whereof Is Useful, Profitable, Pleasant and Delightful