Observations, etc. By E. W.

The Brotherhood of Rest

The Position of the English Churches in Scotland: Its Necessity and Legality. Being a Few Observations Called Forth by Certain Remarks of the Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church to His Clergy in Synod Assembled. ... By the Incumbent of the English Church, Nairn (E. W. [i.e. E. West]).

Female Policy detected. Or, the acts of a designing woman laid open. In maxime proper to be observed by all ... Divided into six chapters ... To which is added two poems one in commendation of virtue, the other in dispraise of vice, etc. With an “Epistle dedicatory” signed E. W., i.e. Edward Ward

Female Policy detected. Or, the acts of a designing woman laid open. In maxime proper to be observed by all ... Divided into six chapters ... To which is added two poems one in commendation of virtue, the other in dispraise of vice, etc. [With an “Epistle dedicatory” signed E. W., i.e. Edward Ward.]

Ludus Mathematicus: or, the Mathematical Game: explaining ... the Numerical Table of Proportion ... by E. W. [Edmund Wingate].

The Lover's Manual. Being a Choice Collection [by E. W.] of Poems from the Most Approv'd Modern Authors. With Several Original Pieces. In Five Books, Etc

The Journal of a Governess

The Amorous Bugbears: Or, the Humours of a Masquerade. Intended as a Supplement to the London-spy. By E. W.

Fuel for our Fires; or, coal-pits, colliers, and their dangers. By the author of “Lilian's Talks with Mamma about the Stars, etc.” (E. W.).

Poems Written Upon Several Occasions: And to Several Persons. To which are Added, Three Essays, I. On Pride. II. Contempt. III. Solitude. By E. W.

Ellen Manners; Or, The Recollections of a Governess

The Village Sunday: A Poem: Moral and Descriptive, in the Manner of Spenser ...

Sunday Evenings at Brocklegh Hall

Ein Wort in Thierschutz-Angelegenheit. Von C. W.

A Letter to a Friend, with a poem called the Ghost of Werter. By Lady -- (E. W.) [i.e. Lady Wallace].

Observations, etc. By E. W.

Fuel for Our Fires; Or, Coal-pits, Colliers, and Their Dangers

Female Policy detected. Or, the acts of a designing woman laid open. In maxime proper to be observed by all ... Divided into six chapters ... To which is added two poems one in commendation of virtue, the other in dispraise of vice, etc. With an “Epistle dedicatory” signed E. W., i.e. Edward Ward

A letter [subscribed E. W.] to the Right Hon. S. Perceval ... on a subject connected with his Bill, now under discussion in Parliament, for improving the situation of stipendiary Curates