Charles Henry Hull

“ London, | Printed by John Martyn, Printer to the | Royal Society, at the Sign of the Bell in St. Paul's | Church-yard. MDCLXXVI [1676] .
1 l., recto blank, verso, order of Royal Society to print, title 1 l., epistles dedicatory, 9 ll., index, 6 ll., preface 3 ll., pp. 1—150, and two folding tables not included in the pagination, 8o.——According to Dr Campbell and James Milne this edition was prepared by Petty.
The Natural and political observations were also reprinted by Dr W. Heberden in his Collection of the yearly bills of mortality, 1759. See no. 13 b of the bibliography of Petty. ”

“ M [orley] . Reprinted from the 1699 edition of the Several Essays, with the omission of the Political Arithmetick, for which is substituted (pp. 133—192) an account "Of the people of England. Founded upon the calculations of Gregory King, Lancaster Herald, and forming part of 'An essay [by Charles Davenant] upon the probable methods of making a people gainers in the balance of trade,' published in 1699." There is also an issue with the imprint London, Paris, New York and Melbourne.
[27.] ⁠Tracts; | chiefly relating to | Ireland. | Containing: | I. A Treatise of taxes and contri-|butions. ”

“ Dublin: | Printed by Boulter Grierson, Printer to the | King's Most Excellent Majesty. | MDCCLXIX [1769] .
Pp. i—xxiv. 1—488, 8°. —— The Treatise of Taxes is reprinted from the edition of 1679 (6 c) , the Essays from that of 1699 (26 a) , the Political Anatomy from that of 1719 (24 b) .
[28.] ⁠Of making cloth with sheeps wool. In History of the Royal Society... By Thomas Birch... Vol. i.
London: Printed for A. Millar in the Strand. MDCCLVI [1756] . 4°.——Pp. 55—65.
[29.] ⁠The Elements of Ireland, and of its Religion and Policy, by Sir William Petty, Fellow of ye Royal Society, 1687. ”

“ Five essays | in | Political Arithmetick, | viz. | I. Objections from the City of Rey in | Persia, and from Monsr Auzout, against | two former Essays, answered, and that | London hath as many people as Paris, | Rome and Rouen put together. | II. A Comparison between London and | Paris in 14 particulars. | III. Proofs that at London, within its 134 | Parishes, named in the Bills of Morta-|lity, there live about 696 Thousand | People. | IV. An estimate of the People in London, | Paris, Amsterdam, Venice, Rome, Dublin, | Bristoll and Rouen, with several obser-|vations upon the same. ”

“ In A | select collection | of | scarce and valuable | tracts on money, | from the originals of | Vaughan, Cotton, Petty, Lowndes, Newton, | Prior, Harris, and others. | With a preface, notes, and index. | [Quotation, 4 lines ]
London: | printed for the | Political Economy Club. | MDCCCLVI [1856] . 8o.—Pp. 157—167.
One hundred and twenty-five copies printed by the Political Economy Club of London for distribution among its members and their immediate friends. The tracts contained in the volume were taken from originals supplied by J. R. McCulloch, who also contributed the preface and notes. ”

“ Pp. 1—24, 4°. —— A reissue of the 1693 edition, with a new title-page.
[23 a.] ⁠Political Arithmetick, | or | a discourse | Concerning, | The Extent and Value of Lands, People, | Buildings; Husbandry, Manufacture [*] , | Commerce, Fishery, Artizans, Seamen, | Soldiers; Publick Revenues, Interest, | Taxes, Superlucration, Registries, Banks; | Valuation of Men, Increasing of Seamen, | of Militia's, Harbours, Situation, Ship-|ping, Power at Sea, &c. ”

“ Title, 1 l., dedication, 2 ll., preface, 1 l., contents, 3 ll., errata, 1 l., pp. 1—223, followed by Verbum sapienti, pp. 1—26, signatures continuous, 8°.
[24 c.] ⁠Same, 1691 edition, in A | collection | of | Tracts and Treatises | illustrative of the | natural history, antiquities, | and the | Political and Social State | of | Ireland, | At various periods prior to the present Century. | In two volumes. | Vol. ii. | Treatises by Sir William Petty, Bishop Berkeley, Prior, | and Dobbs. | With an Index.
Dublin: | reprinted by | Alex. Thom & sons, Abbey-Street. | MDCCCLXI [1861] . 8°.——Pp. ”

“ The Church. | Universities. | Rents & Purchases. | Usury & Exchange. | Banks & Lombards. | Registries for Con-|veyances. | Beggars. | Ensurance. | Exportation of Money. / Wool. | Free-Ports. | Coins. | Housing. | Liberty of Con-|science, &c. | The same being frequently applied to the pre-|sent State and Affairs of | Ireland.
London, Printed for N. Brooke, at the Angel in Cornhill. 1662.
Title, 1 l., preface 3 ll., index 4 ll., pp. 1—75, errata, 1 l. 4°.
[6 b.] ⁠A | treatise | of | Taxes & Contributions. ”

“ Title, 1 l., preface, 3 ll., index, 4 ll., pp. 1—72, 4°.
[6 c.] ⁠A | treatise | of | Taxes and Contributions. | Shewing the Nature and Measures of | Crown-Lands, | Assesments, | Customs, | Poll-Moneys, | Lotteries, | Benevolence, | Penalties, | Monopolies, | Offices, | Tythes, | Raising of Coins, | Harth-Money, | Excise, &c. | With several intersperst Discourses and Digressions concerning | Warrs, | The Church, | Universities, | Rents and Purchases, | Usury and Exchange, | Banks and Lombards, | Registries for Conveyances. ”

“ Societ. | nun | aber | um des grossen nutzens willen, der dem gemei-|nen wesen Teutschlands insgemein, und iedes orts | insonderheit aus solchen todten-registern zu-|wachsen kan, | ins Deutsche übersetzet. ”