Chapbooks

A groatsworth of wit for a penny; or, The interpretation of dreams

1800

A list of all the criminals who have been executed in Glasgow, for the last ninety years, with their names, crimes, and place and time of their suffering, likewise a list of the names and crimes of persons who have been executed in Paisley, Greenock, Edinburgh, Stirling, Perth, Dumfries, Ayr, Jedburgh, Aberdeen, Inverness, &c., for one hundred and eighty years, also a list of unfortunate individuals who were strangled and burned for witchcraft

1844

A natural history of British quadrupeds

Thomas Bewick

1819

A, B, C, with pictures and verses

John Metcalf

1837

An antidote to superstition: or, A cure for those weak minds which are troubled with the fear of, ghosts and witches

1795

Easy questions for a little child, with answers in the words of scripture

Mary Martha Sherwood

1821

List of all the criminals who have been executed in Glasgow for the last 62 years

1828

List of all the criminals who have been executed in Glasgow for the last eighty-four years

1838

Little poems, from the German

Taggard Brown

1856

Napoleon Bonaparte's book of fate

1840

Olde ffrendes wyth newe faces

1883

Partridge and Flamsted's new and well experienced fortune book

1745

Pictures of animals

Ansel Phelps

1844

Stories of wild beasts

Leavitt & Allen

1852

The Golden cabinet, or, The compleat fortune-teller

1745

The New history of the Trojan wars and Troy's destruction

1804

The blackbirds nest

Johnson & Warner

1812

The book of fate

1840

The book of knowledge

1820

The book of knowledge, for the instruction of young people, in the principles of astronomy, astrology, geography, physic and surgery

1800

The constant lovers, or, Jemmy and Nancy of Yarmouth

1840

The lame rabbit

Cousin Lizzie

1855

The may-bee

Mary Martha Sherwood

1823

The prodigal daughter: or, A strange and wonderful relation

John Williams

1807