Bradbury, Charles

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Christ's glory displayed or, the mystery of his Excellent titles explained.
Bradbury, CharlesDate: 1759
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A great wonder , a Woman in Heaven! A sermon On Rev. xii. I. preach'd at the late orator Henley's chapel, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields. And at the chapel, in King-John's-Court, St. Mary-Magdalen, Bermondsey. By Charles Bradbury. Minister of the Gospel.
Bradbury, CharlesDate: [1760?]
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A true relation of the remarkable work of God upon James and Walter White , two Brothers; Who were Executed on Thursday, April the 20th, 1758, on Kennington-Common, for breaking open and robbing the House of Farmer Vencent, of Cranley, in the County of Surrey. To which are added, Several Letters from James Billion, a Lad of sixteen Years of Age, when under Sentence of Death, in the Cells of Newgate. By Charles Bradbury, Minister of the Gospel.
Bradbury, CharlesDate: 1758
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A cabinet of jewels opened to the curious , by a key of real knowledge. Containing a great number of sayings and sentences, collected from heathen authors and Others. Applied and Adapted to the Various States of Mankind. By Charles Bradbury, Minister of the Gospel.
Bradbury, CharlesDate: 1757
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Mr. Bradbury's case truly stated containing, I. A genuine and undisguised narrative of the whole affair; the Cause and Origin of the Prosecution minutely traced; and the Plots contrived, and Schemes laid, to destroy his Life and Character manifestly detected. II. A review of the trial, with Remarks and Observations thereon; shewing the many Falsities, Inconsistencies, and Contradictions of the Evidence given in Court. III. The several recantations, letters, and other Papers, produced in Court, written, sign'd, and acknowledged by James Hearne the prosecutor, but never before published. To which are added, the depositions of a great Number of witnesses, who were ready, but not examined being prevented by the Prosecutor's confessing his perjury. Written by himself.
Bradbury, CharlesDate: [1755]