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		No cover image available Popery in alliance with heathenism: letters proving that where the Bible is wholly unknown, as in the heathen world, or only partially known, as in the Romish Church, idolatry and superstition are inevitable. By John Poynder, Esq. by Poynder, John, 1779-1849. Edition: Second edition.Publisher: London : J. Hatchard and Son...; Seeley and Sons...; and all other booksellers, 1835Availability: Items available for reference: House of Lords Library - Palace [Call number: VOL.125(1)] (1). Location(s): Librarian's Room, Principal Floor VOL.125(1). Add to folder (remove)
		No cover image available A brief account of the Jesuits, with historical proofs in support of it, tending to establish the danger of the revival of that order to the world at large, and to the United Kingdom in particular. by Poynder, John, 1779-1849. Publisher: London : Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington...; Hatchard...; L. B. Seeley, and J. White...; by Law and Gilbert, 1815Availability: Items available for reference: House of Lords Library - Palace [Call number: VOL.108(3)] (1). Location(s): Librarian's Room, Principal Floor VOL.108(3). Add to folder (remove)
		No cover image available Speech of John Poynder, Esq. at a general court of proprietors of the East India Company, on Wednesday, September 22, 1830. Containing evidence in proof of the direct encouragement afforded by the Company to the licentious and sanguinary systems of idolatry; and demonstrating the net amount of pecuniary profits derived by the Company from the tax imposed on the worshippers at the different temples. by Poynder, John, 1779-1849. Publisher: London : Published by Hatchard and Son ...; and Baldwin and Cradock, 1830Availability: Items available for reference: House of Lords Library - Palace [Call number: VOL.282(9)] (1). Location(s): Librarian's Room, Principal Floor VOL.282(9). Add to folder (remove)

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