Review of N.S.W. government administration, directions for changeNew South Wales. · First published 1977Open the Tome
19th c. faunal change in western N. S. W. and N-W VictoriaHarry Allen · First published 1983Open the Tome
An account of the Society of Union Scholars, established, A.D. 1713, with the members' names, rules, and peal book, from the original M.S.S. and an appendix by Jasper W. Snowdon and Robert Tuke, of the Yorkshire Association of Change RingersJasper Whitfield Snowdon · First published 1877Open the Tome
Submission by the New South Wales Branch of the Australian Voluntary Euthanasia Society on the need for changes in the laws relating to suicide (to the Attorney-General of N.S.W.).Australian Voluntary Euthanasia Society (N.S.W.), New South Wales. Department of the Attorney-General and of Justice · First published 1976Open the Tome
Letter from Robert S. Reeder, Esq. , to Dr. Stouton W. Dent, on the Colored Population of Maryland, and Slavery; and a Speech on the Proposition to Call a Convention, by a Single Act of the Legislature, to Change the Constitution, at December Session, 18Robert S. Reeder · First published 2023Open the Tome
Memoranda in regard to the expediency of changing the location of the naval station at Port Royal, S. C., to some point in the State of South Carolina at or near the City of Charleston, prepared by G. W. Sumner, Rear-Admiral, U. S. N., member of the board on removal of the Port Royal, S. C., Naval Station; together with dissenting reportUnited States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Naval AffairsOpen the Tome
A Plea for the Antient Gospel. Wherein These following Points are Discussed. I. Of a Change of Person between Christ and the Elect. II. Of the Conditionality of the Covenant of Grace. III. Of the Nature of Saving Faith. IV. Of the Free Offer of Christ to Sinners, and of Preparatory Quali- fications. V. Of Union to Christ before Faith. VI. Of Justification by Faith. VII. Of the Necessity and Benefit of Holiness, Obedience and Good Works, with Perseverance therein. VIII. Of Intending our Souls Good, by Duties we Perform. IX. Of the way to attain Assurance. X. Of God's seeing Sin in his People. XI. Of the Hurt that Sin may do to Believers. XII. Of God's Displeasure for Sin in the Afflictions of his People. XIII. Of the Beauty of Sincere Holiness. XIV. Of Gospel and Legal Preaching. XV. Mr. John Nisbert's Reply to D.W. XVI. A Rejoynder, Discovering what Law is, and what Go- spel is. XVII. A Friendly Examination of the Pacifick Paper. XVIII. The Paper of Exceptions against Mr. D.W.'s Book, at large, as it was delivered to the MinistersIsaac Chauncy · First published 1697Open the Tome