[U.S. local history pamphlets, New England and Middle Atlantic States.
Published: 1805
Language: eng
Number of pages: 35
Subjects: Middle Atlantic States -- History.; New York (State) -- History.
Table of contents: title: [74] Address delivered before the American Institute of the City of New York at their third annual fair ... 1840 / Tristam Burges. 1830; title: [75] Catharine Robinson, the victim of depravity : the reputed wife of Michael Robinson, a notorious pickpocket who was executed for murder in Wales ... April 6th, 1832; title: [76] Seventeen numbers, under the signature of Neckar, upon the causes of the present distress of the country, with a proposed remedy / by a citizen of New-York. 1837; title: [77] Minutes of the proceedings of the Bank Convention, held in the city of New York ... 1837; title: [78] Report of the delegates of the banks of the city of New York to the Bank Convention ... 1837; title: [79] Report of the trial of the cause of John Taylor vs. Edward C. Delavan, prosecuted for an alleged libel, tried at the Albany Circuit, April, 1840; and Mr. Delavan's correspondence; title: [80] Review of the communication of Samuel Lawrence and William W. Stone ... on the subject of the investigations at the New York Custom-House, in two letters from the Hon. Geo. Poindexter, chairman of the commissioners; title: [81] Report of the Standing Committee on Evening Schools of the [New York] Board of Education. 1849; title: [82] Report to the trustees of the Town of East Chester, as to the title to the burying ground attached to St. Paul's Church, at East Chester / by Rensselaer Ten Broeck. 1853; title: [83] Report of John S. Stoddard, city surveyor, on the subject of supplying Brooklyn with water by the well system. 1854; title: [84] Dinner of the New England Society, with the speeches ... celebrated at the Astor House, December 23, 1850; title: [85] Communication from his honor the mayor, Fernando Wood, transmitted to the Common Council of New-York, February 4th, 1856; title: [86] Remarks on the investigation of the water commissioners of the Brooklyn Water Works, January 2, 1858 / by John A. Dayton; title: [87] Dinner to the Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, at Tammany Hall ... 1850; title: [88] Old New York, February, 1890; title: [89] Proceedings of the Convention of Loyal Leagues, held at Mechanics Hall, Utica ... 1863; title: [90] Lockport Water Supply Co. 1886; title: [91] Tammany Hall souvenir of the inauguration of Cleveland and Stevenson, 1893; title: [92] Analysis of the Congress Spring, with remarks on its medical properties / by John H. Steel. 1861; title: [93] Rockwood Hall, a country club at Tarrytown-on-the Hudson; title: [94] The why, of Lake Bonaparte and Natural Bridge, New York / Irvin M. Priest; title: [95] Ice harvesting on the Hudson River / by Harry Arnold; title: [96] Dr. Hosack's garden / Kenneth Andrews; title: [97] Preliminary report of Fifth Avenue Commission; title: [98] Floodtide in the Southern Tier, New York State, July 1935 : stories and pictures; title: [99] Address before Newark Lodge, No. 7, F. & A. Masons, on the occasion of the dedication of their new hall / by A. St. John Chambre. 1859; title: [100] A discourse delivered in the chapel of Nassau-Hall, before the Literary and Philosophical Society of New-Jersey, at its first annual meeting ... 1825 / by Samuel Miller; title: [101] Guide to rambles from the Catskill Mountain House / by a visitor. 1860; title: [102] An introductory lecture delivered before the Young Men's Association for mutual improvement in the City of Troy, on the 17th December, 1835 / by D.D. Bernard. 1835; title: [103] Report of the minority of the Building Committee appointed by the town of Brandon, to superintend the building of the Town Hall. 1863; title: [104] The Providence Young Men's Christian Union. 1853; title: [105] Printed letter and facsmile of a letter from Bruno Richard Hauptmann to Governor Hoffman, of New Jersey, March 31, 1936; title: [105] The Autobiography of Angelo. c1929; title: [106] American Institute, Agricultural Convention, New-York, Oct. 11, 1844 : remarks of the Honourable James Tallmadge, president of the Convention, on the commercial policy of England, affecting the interests of American agriculture.