[Sermons], vol. 1 (1762)

An answer to the reproaches cast on those dissenting ministers who subscrib'd their belief of the eternal Trinity: In a letter to John Barrington-Shute, Esq; (London : R. Cruttenden at the Bible and Three-Crowns near Mercer's-Chappel., 1719)

The ass, or, The serpent : a comparison between the tribes of Issachar and Dan, in their regard for civil liberty : November 5, 1712 (London : printed, Boston re-Edes and Gill ..., 1768)

A Defence of Some Important Doctrines of the Gospel (Presbyterian Board of Publication, 1844) / added author(s): John Hurrion, Robert Bragge, John Sladen [A collection of sermons preached at Limehouse by Thomas Bradbury, Robert Bragge, John Gill, Peter Goodwin, John Hurrion, Thomas Hall, Abraham Taylor, John Sladen, and Samuel Wilson, sometimes called “The Lime-Street Sermons.”]

The duty and doctrine of baptism : in thirteen sermons (London : J. Davidson [etc.], 1749)

The duty and doctrine of baptism, in thirteen sermons (1749)

Joy in heaven, and justice on earth. In two sermons on the thanksgiving-day, October 9, 1746; and the fifth of November. By Thomas Bradbury (J. Oswald; and J. Buckland, 1747)

Mystery of godliness considered in LXI sermons wherein the deity of Christ is prov'd upon no other evidence than the word of God and with no other view than the salvation of men, vol. 1 (Tho. Cox, 1726)

The Mystery of godliness, consider'd in lxi. sermons : wherein the deity of Christ is prov'd upon no other evidence than the Word of God, and with no other view than for the salvation of men (London : Tho. Cox)

Vol. 1 (1726)

The mystery of godliness, considered in sixty-one sermons : wherein the deity of Christ is proved upon no other evidence than the Word of God, and with no other view than for the salvation of men (Edinburgh : Adam Neill and Co.)

Vol. 1 (1795)

The necessity of contending for revealed religion: with a sermon on the fifth of November, 1719. By Thomas Bradbury. To which is prefix'd, a letter from the Reverend Cotton Mather D.D. on the late disputes about the ever-blessed Trinity (London : H. Woodfall, for Eman. Matthews; and R. Cruttenden, 1720) / added author(s): Cotton Mather

Remarks on a paper, intitled, A letter to Protestant dissenters, concerning their conduct in the ensuing elections (J. Roberts, 1732)

The succession of Solomon to the throne of David: consider'd in a sermon on the occasion of the sudden death of King George I. June 18, 1727. By Thomas Bradbury (J. Peele, 1727)

The true happiness of a good government: explain'd in a sermon, 2nd ed. (1714)