The Description and Use of the Carpenters-Rule: Together with the Use of the Line of Numbers Inscribed Thereon in Arithmatick and Geometry ... Collected and Fitted to the Meanest Capacity by J. B.

A Memoir of Deborah Backhouse, of York, etc. The preface signed: J. B., i.e. James Backhouse

A Vindication of his Grace the Duke of Leeds, from the aspersions of some late fanatical libellers. [Containing "Some Reflections upon the Earl of Danby, in relation to the murther of Sir Edmundbury Godfrey," signed: J. B., together with Edward Christian's answer thereto, entitled, "Reflections upon a paper intituled, Some Reflections upon the Earl of Danby," and a preface.]

Self-Abasement and Self-Exaltation, Etc. [Signed: J. B., I.e. Joseph Barker.]: Volume 1

Catholick Schismatology: or, an Account of schism and schismaticks: in the several ages of the world. To which are prefixed some remarks on Mr. Bolde's Plea for moderation ... [By] J. B. [i.e. J. Browne?]

The Christian Keepsake; Or, Original Sacred Poetry. [The Preface Signed: J. B.]

Selections from a work entitled Piety promoted; containing brief memorials & dying expressions of some of the Society of Friends. Part II. [Signed: J. B., i.e. Joseph Gurney Bevan.]

Courtrai and Bruges Flax. Tables of reductions. The crown price of Courtrai flax per sack, and the stuiver price of Bruges flax per stone, reduced into sterling money per ton, nett English weight, free on board at Antwerp ... By J. B., etc

The Art of Beauty: a Poem. Humbly Address'd to the Oxford Toasts. [The Dedication Signed: J. B.]

Love Intrigues: or, the History of the amours of Bosvil and Galesia, as related to Lucasia ... A novel. Written by a Young Lady (J. B. [i.e. Jane Barker]).

Thoughts on the Building and Opening of a District Church at the Newly-erected Village of Summer-town, Near Oxford ... Addressed to the Inhabitants of that Village, by a Neighbour, Resident Among Them

A Proposal Humbly Offered to the Parliament, for Suppressing of Popery

Memorials of Jesus of Nazareth, Etc. [In Verse. The Preface Signed: J. B.]

"Down with the Tractarians!"

Wolfsden: An Authentic Account of Things There and Thereunto Pertaining, as They are and Have Been

The Cry of the Dumb. By the Author of “Thoughts in Verse for Christian Children.” [Signed: J. B.]

A Letter from a Citizen of Glasgow to His Friend at Edinburgh: Containing Some Modest Animadversions on a Late Printed Letter, Concerning the Affairs of that City..

Wolfsden: An Authentic Account of Things There and Thereunto Pertaining, as They are and Have Been

Thoughts on the Building and Opening of a District Church at the Newly-erected Village of Summer-town, Near Oxford ... Addressed to the Inhabitants of that Village, by a Neighbour, Resident Among Them

Thoughts in Verse for Christian Children. The Dedication Signed: J. B.