Jacob Henriques
Born 1683-01-01
Died 1768-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL5916530A
Top Subjects
- Early works to 1800 (13)
- Great Britain (13)
- Lotteries (11)
- Internal revenue (10)
- Public Debts (5)
- Public Finance (3)
- Suretyship and guaranty (1)
Books by Jacob Henriques
Total count: 17
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Petition and proposal to the Honourable House of Commons now in Parliament assembledthe humble petition of Jacob Henriques, late of London, merchantpublisher not identified1730-01-01
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A repeated and real proposalwith an addition of good reasons to support it, (it may seem long but its merits makes it short) : humbly offered to the Honourable House of Commons, &cpublisher not identified1730-01-01
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Jacob Lopes Henriques ... plaintiffs in error, the general priviledged Dutch company trading to the West-Indies, defendant in errorthe case of the plaintiffs in error[s.n.]1730-01-01
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A lottery plan, most humbly offered and submited to the great judgment of the Honourable the Lords of the Treasury, for to raise five million, for the service of the ensuing year ...1747-01-01
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An abstract of the most material matters from the proposal lately deliver'dand most humbly submitted to the Honourable Parliament, for discharging the national debt increase credit, decrease poverty, increase charity: and to enrich the subjects in general, &c1747-01-01
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An advertisement, creditable and profitable to the general, as never better was offered to any nationpublisher not identified1748-01-01
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A lottery plan ...most humbly offered and submitted to the great judgment of the ... Lords of the Treasury, as likewise to the Honourable Parliament ... for to raise ten millions stirling for the service of the year 1749 ...1748-01-01
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Vox populi, vox Dei, &cthe petition and proposal of Jacob Henriques to the Honourable House of Commons, for paying the national debt, &cpublisher not identified1749-01-01
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The merits of the proposal being publickly encouraged by the King and his Parliament ...publisher not identified1750-01-01
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Worthy Great Britainpublisher not identified1750-01-01
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The following case with a good intention for the general welfare, &c. is humbly submitted to the worthy and honourable judges of Great Britainpublisher not identified1751-01-01
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Tho' I have already taken the trouble and pains to settle the following lottery scheme of four pound each ticketpublisher not identified1753-01-01
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Whereas the prudent publick are pleased much to apporve my advertisement and scheme tinserted in this paper the 23d instant ...publisher not identified1753-01-01
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With great pleasure I humbly acquaint this prudent nation, of my safe return from Holland to this kingdom, (blessed be God for it) with my continual and sincere intention for their welfare and happiness, &c. proposal to establish by an Act of Parliament (with the most repute and encouragement) an annual lotterypublisher not identified1753-01-01
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A true and necessary demonstration, grounded upon justice, reason, and honour, to be every session of Parliament (God willing) publickly humbly offered and repeated, till it shall be establishedintended for the honour, welfare, and glory of his most gracious majesty, and this kingdom, which I have always at heart, &cpublisher not identified1754-01-01
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When the national debt is reduced, difficulties will be removed, &cthe repeated and necessary real proposal, and to which is annexed a scheme for a private trade to the East-India colonies, &cpublisher not identified1755-01-01
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An epistle to the dictator, in his retirement. Humbly addressed to him, by his constant admirer, and faithful coadjutor, Pro Bono Publicoprinted for J. Wilkie1763-01-01