Lucas, Charles

Books by Lucas, Charles

Total count: 93

• Pharmacomastixor, The office, use, and abuse of apothecaries explained : the present degenerate state of pharmacy, with its manifold corruptions and adulterations, considered : and some essays on reforming thereof : humbly addressed to a member of Parliament, with intent to shew the necessity of amending and continuing a temporary statute, for preventing frauds and abuses committed in the making and vending unsound, adulterate, and bad drugs amd medicines, now near expiring

  Printed by S. Powell, for Abraham Bradley ...1741-01-01
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  Pharmacomastix, or, The office, use, and abuse of apothecaries explainedthe present degenerate state of pharmacy, with its manifold corruptions and adulterations, considered; and some essays on reforming thereof : humbly addressed to a Member of Parliament, with intent to shew the necessity of amending and continuing a temporary statute, for preventing frauds and abuses committed in the making and vending unsound, adulterate, and bad drugs and medicines, now near expiring

  Printed by S. Powell, for Abraham Bradley1741-01-01
• Divelina liberaan apology for the civil rights and liberties of the Commons and citizens of Dublin. Containing an account of the foundation and constitution of this city; ... By Charles Lucas, ...

  printed by James Esdall1744-01-01
• The complaints of DublinHumbly offered to his Excellency William, Earl of Harrington, Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor of Ireland

  s.n.1747-01-01
• The complaints of Dublinhumbly offered to his excellency William Earl of Harrington, Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor of Ireland

  s.n.]1747-01-01
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  The complaints of Dublin: humbly offered to His Excellency William, Earl of Harrington, Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor of Ireland

  <s.n.>1747-01-01
• A sixteenth address to the free citizens and free-holders of the city of Dublin.The second edition.

  printed by James Esdall1748-01-01
• A fourth address to the free citizens, and free-holders, of the city of Dublin.The second edition.

  printed for James Kelburn1748-01-01
• To the free citizens, and free-holders, of the city of DublinThe second edition.

  printed for James Kelburn1748-01-01
• The British free-holder's political catechismaddressed and recommended to the free citizens, and free-holders, of the city of Dublin, at this critical conjuncture

  Printed for James Kelburn in George's-lane1748-01-01
• A second letter to the free citizens, free holders, and tradesmen of the city of Dublin

  [s.n.]1748-01-01
• A third address to the free citizens and free-holders of the city of DublinFourth ed.

  Printed for James Kelburn ...1748-01-01
• A third address to the free citizens, and free-holders, of the city of Dublin.The fourth edition.

  printed for James Kelburn1748-01-01
• A second address to the free citizens, and free-holders, of the city of Dublin.The second edition.

  printed for James Kelburn1748-01-01
• A sixth address to the free citizens, and free-holders, of the city of DublinThe second edition.

  printed for James Kelburn1748-01-01
• A seventh address to the free citizensand free-holders, of the city of Dublin.

  printed for James Kelburn1748-01-01
• A fifth address to the free citizensand free-holders, of the city of DublinThe second edition.

  printed for James Kelburn1748-01-01
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  To the free citizens, and free-holders, of the city of Dublin2nd ed.

  Printed for James Kelburn in George's Lane1748-01-01
• A nineth [sic] address to the free citizens, and free-holders, of the city of Dublin.

  printed for James Kelburn1748-01-01
• A free-man's answer to the Free-holder's address to the merchants, traders, and others, the citizens and free-men of the city of Dublin

  Printed in the year1748-01-01
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