Musick's Monument; Or, a Remembrancer of the Best Practical Musick, Both Divine, and Civil, That Has Ever Been Known, to Have Been in the World

[Divided Into Three Parts. The First Part, Shews a Necessity of Singing Psalms Well, in Parachial Churches, or Not to Sing at All; Directing, How They May Be Well Sung, Certainly; By Two Several Ways, or Means; With an Assurance of Perpetual National-quire; And Also Shewing, How Cathedral Musick, May Be Much Improved, and Refined. The Second Part, Treats of the Noble Lute, (The Best of Instruments) Now Made Easie; And All Its Occult-locked-up-secrets Plainly Laid Open, Never Before Discovered; ... Directing the Most Ample Way, for the Use of the Theorboe, From Off the Note, in Confort, &C. ... In the Third Part, the Generous Viol, in Its Rightest Use, Is Treated Upon; ...]

A Few Remarks on the Reports of the Committees on the Currency

Few Remarks on the Reports of the Committees on the Currency

[Addressed to the Members of Both Houses of Parliament.]

A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both With Regard to Sound and Meaning

Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both With Regard to Sound and Meaning

[One Main Object of Which Is, to Establish a Plain and Permanent Standard of Pronunciation : To Which Is Prefixed a Prosodial Grammar]

(The Fourth Edition, Revised, Corrected, and Enlarged. In Two Volumes.)