Suchergebnisse - Skinner, Thomas

Fifty years in Ceylon

Streifereien in Ostindien

Excursions in India, including a walk over the Himalaya mountains to the sources of the Jumna and the Ganges

The mourner admonished, or The bereaved urged, to eye and acknowledge God, as a rightful sovereign, in taking away the nearest relatives: A discourse (the substance of which was) delivered at Westchester in Colchester, in Connecticut, December 8. 1745. Being the Lord's-Day after the funeral of Mrs. Mary Skinner, wife of the Reverend Mr. Thomas Skinner, who departed this life, November 29th 1745. Aetat. 24. And now published at the desire and expence of a number of the auditors and others

Life of General Monk

The life of General Monk: late Duke of Albemarle; from an original manuscript of Thomas Skinner, M. D. Author of Motus Compositi; in which Is a very particular Account of that most memorable March from Coldstream to London; of The Preparations for it in Scotland, and of The happy Consequences of it in England. To which is added a preface, Giving an Account of the Manuscript, and some observations in Vindication of General Monk's Conduct; by William Webster, M. A. Curate of St. Dunstan's in the West

Fifty years in Ceylon: an autobiography

Excursions in India: including a walk over the Himalaya mountains, to the sources of the Jumna and the Ganges

Another voice from the grave, or, The power of conscience: exemplified in the dying confession and exercises of an unfortunate female

The life of general Monk, duke of Albemarle

The life of General Monk: Duke of Albemarle, Containing, I. A faithful Account of his unparallel'd Conduct, surprizing Actions, and Providential Success in accomplishing the Restoration of Monarchy. II. A particular Relation of that most memorable March from Coldstream to London; the Preparations for it in Scotland, and the Happy Consequences of it in England. III. Many Mistakes committed by our Historians, (particularly the Earl of Clarendon) concerning the General's Administration, rectified. Publish'd from an original manuscript of Thomas Skinner. M.D. With a preface in vindication of General Monk's conduct; and giving some account of the manuscript. By William Webster, M. A. Curate of St. Dunstans, in the West

A. Roberts Historie der Neu-gefundenen Völcker Severambes, Welche einen Theil des Dritten festen Landes, so man sonsten das Sud-Land nennet, bewohnen: Darinnen eine gantz neue und eigentliche Erzehlung von der Regierung, Sitten ... dieser denen Europäischen Völckern biß anhero noch unbekanten Nation enthalten

Elenchi motuum nuperorum in Anglia: Pars 3 sive motus compositi, ubi illustrissimi G. Monchii, Albemarliae ducis, e Scotia progressus nec non augustissimi Caroli Secundi in Angliam reditus

Elenchi Motuum Nuperorum In Anglia Pars ...

Adventures during a journey overland to India

Excursions in India: including a walk over the Himalaya mountains, to the sources of the Jumna and the Ganges

Another voice from the grave!: or the power of conscience, exemplified in the dying confession and exercises of an unfortunate, who died at Philadelphia ... March 19, 1819

The particulars of three valuable and most compact freehold estates, situate in Rendlesham, Butley, and Leiston, In the Vicinity of Woodbridge, Wickham-Market, and Saxmundham, and the Sea Ports of Orford and Aldborough, In the County of Suffolk; With the advantage of, and lordship over, a navigable river, bounding Part of the Estates; comprising Five Thousand Six Hundred and Sixty-One Acres, Two Rood, and Twenty-Six Perches, be the same more or less, of land; Divided into very eligible Farms, with Dwelling-Houses and suitable Out-Buildings; Let to respectable tenants, at yearly Rents amounting to One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty - five Pounds, Eighteen Shillings, Exclusive of the desirable and extensive manors of Bavents and Colviles, Naunton - Hall, Butley, and Tangham, abundantly stocked with Game; The Quit-Rents and Fines amounting annually, on an Average for the last 20 Years, to Forty-Five Pounds, Twelve Shillings, and Sixpence: and One Hundred and Seventy Acres of Wood Land, Plantations, Pleasure-Grounds, Gardens, and a commodious Mansion and Offices, in Hand, called naunton - hall, Situate on a dry healthy Soil, recently modernized and compleatly repaired at an Expence of near six thousand pounds. which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Skinner and Co. On Thursday the 15th of June, 1786, at Twelve O'Clock, At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'change-Alley, London, in three lots

A catalogue of the fine household linen, and wearing apparel, with some plate, China and other articles, Late the property of a Lady of Quality. Deceased: Also, the capital collection of siver medals, coins, curiosities, books of medals, &c. of Richard Coosens, Esq; deceased, whose remarkable pursuits were equally aided by attention and liberality, during the last twelve years of his life, which he devoted soley to that study; including above two hundred silver medals, of great personages, mostly antique, many very scarce and in fine preservation; together with two Oxford Crowns, two half crowns of Philip and Mary, a great number of other curious coins, and a few medals in copper. Which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Skinner, on Wednesday the 23d of February, 1780, and the following day, at eleven o'clock, at the Buffalo Tavern, Bloomsbury Square, to be viewed on Tuesday the 22d. Catalogues may be had at the place of sale, at Old Slaughter's Coffee House, St. Martin's Lane, and at Mr. Skinner's, in Aldersgate Street

The faithful minister's trials, qualifications, work, and reward described: or, A distinguishing reward in heaven, one grand motive Christ propounds to his ministers, to animate them to constant fidelity in their work, amidst all trials and difficulties: A sermon preach'd at the ma'nor of peace, in the county of Hampshire, on May the 9th, 1751. At the ordination of the Reverend Mr. Grindall Rawson