| Decr. 15th, 1735— | |||
| Printing the first volume of Mr. Pope's Works, Cr., Long Primer, 8vo, 3000 (and 75 fine), @ £2, 2s. per sheet, 14 sheets and a half, | 30. | 09. | 0 |
| Title in red and black, | 1. | 1 | |
| Paid for 2 reams and 1/4 of writing demy, | 2. | 16. | 3 |
On May 15, 1736, Woodfall enters to Henry Lintot—
| The Iliad of Homer by Mr. Pope, demy, Long Primer and Brevier. No. 2000 in 6 vols, 68 sheets and 1/2 @ £2, 2s. per sheet, | £143. 17 |
Under Dodsley's account is entered on 12th May 1737—
| Printing the first Epistle of the Second Book of Horace Imitated, folio, double size, Poetry, No. 2000, and 150 fine, [seven] shts., at 27s. per sht., | 9. | 09. | 0 |
| May 18, 1737. 150 fol. titles, Second Book of Epistles, | 4. | 0 |
A few weeks later Woodfall received an order from Lawton Gilliver for 1500 crown octavo copies of Epistles of Horace, and 100 fine or large paper copies. The second edition of Pope's Works was also printed by Woodfall for Henry Lintot, the order being for 2000.
For Andrew Millar Woodfall printed the following works of Thomson the poet—
| Oct. 14th 1734. Spring, a poem, 8vo, 250 copies. |
| Jan. 8th 173-4/5. Liberty, a poem, 1st part cr. 8vo, No. 3000, and 250 fine copies. |
Of the 4th and 6th parts only 1250 copies were printed.
| June 6th, 1738, Mr. Thomson's Works. Vol. I. No. 1000, 8vo. |