John Bellenden Ker

An essay on the archaeology of our popular phrases and nursery rhymes

1835

Statics of statû-quo permanency; or, The maximum of Taxability made a measure of the durability of any present order of things

Iridearum genera cum ordinis charactere naturali: specierum enumeratione symonymisque

An essay on the archaiology [sic] of popular English phrases and nursery rhymes

An essay on the archaeology, etc

In the House of Lords, Roxburghe caue, (question relating to the feus.) John Bellenden Ker, Esquire, appellant, Brigadier General Walter Ker, respondent, John Bellenden Ker, Esquire, appellant, Sir James Norcliffe Innes, baronet, respondent

1808

The authentic account of Mr. Gawler's being turned out of the army. Together with all the papers on the subject

Essay on the Archaeology of Our Popular Phrases, Terms & Nursery Rhymes

Iridearum genera cum ordinis charactere naturali

A Supplement to the Two Volumes of the Second Edition of The Essay on the Archaeology of Our ..

Trial for adultery

An essay on the archaiology of popular English phrases and nursery rhymes

An account of Captian Gawler's dismission from the army

Recensio plantarum huc usque in repositorio botanicorum depictarum

In the House of Lords, Roxburghe cause, (question relating to the feus.) John Bellenden Ker, Esquire, appellant, His Grace James Duke of Roxburghe, respondent

In the House of Lords, in the reduction of the feus granted by William Duke of Roxburghe, John Bellenden Ker, Esquire, appellant, Sir James Innes Ker baronet and James Horne writer to the signet, his commissioner, respondents