Life and Adventures of Job Nott, Buckle-Maker, of Birmingham; First Cousin to the Celebrated Button Burnisher; and Author of Advice to Sundry Sorts of Folks. As Written by Himself... . the Eleventh EditionJob Nott · First published 2018Open the Tome
Life and Adventures of Job Nott, Buckle Maker of Birmingham, First Cousin to the Celebrated Button Burnisher, and Author of Advice to Sundry Sorts of FolksJob Nott · First published 1793Open the Tome
Birmingham Assizes, being a full, true, and particular account of the great trial in a letter to my cousin John NottJob Nott · First published 1800Open the Tome
Birmingham in danger! of which Job Nott gives fair warningJob Nott · First published 1799Open the Tome
A continuation of my last book, or, a back front view of the five headed monster. By Job Nott, buckle makerJob Nott · First published 1798Open the Tome
A front view of the five headed monster, with ten sides to his tongue; being a faithful account of his brutish tricks, ... by Job Nott, buckle makerJob Nott · First published 1798Open the Tome
Job Nott to his cousin Mr. John Nott, gent. Formerly button burnisher of Steelhouse-lane, BirminghamJob Nott · First published 1798Open the Tome
Another pennyworth of advice from Job Nott, the buckle-makerJob Nott · First published 1797Open the Tome
More advice from Job Nott the Birmingham buckle-maker first cousin to John Nott the celebrated button burnifherJob Nott · First published 1795Open the Tome
A fifth edition, of Job Notts humble advice with a suitable postscript; ..Job Nott · First published 1793Open the Tome
A fourth edition of Job Nott's humble advice, with a suitable postscript ..Job Nott · First published 1792Open the Tome
A continuation of my last book, or, A back front view of the five headed monsterJob Nott · First published 1798Open the Tome
Earnestly recommended to the serious attention of my fellow labourers and fellow townsmen, the honest, well meaning, and industrious mechanics and manufacturers of the town of Birmingham. Very familiar letters, addressed to Dr. Priestley, in answer to his Familiar letters to the inhabitants of BirminghamJob Nott · First published 1790Open the Tome
