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40 - Statistics, Yearbooks of General Statistics - nd
41 - Poor, Life and Labour - nd
42 - Crimes, Offences, Misdemeanours, Juvenile Crime, Special Crimes - nd
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48 - Education, Teaching and Teachers, History and Description of Schools, - nd
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1; 3862 - Grosseteste review.
1; 57539 - Thoughts from the inner circle. Poems by J.A. Langford, W. Harris and H. Latham. 94pp. - 1850
1; 63086 - The Literary Album. Original poems and essays of young composers residing in Birmingham. 1834. BATE (JAMES A.) Work edited by. - 1834
1; 284547 - Poetry of today. The Poetry Review new verse supplement. Birmingham Number. Edited by E.M. Rudland. May – June 1920. RUDLAND (ERNEST MARSTON) Work edited by. - 1920
1; 309435 - Birmingham Poetry (1923-4) Selected and arranged by S.F. Wright. 1924. WRIGHT (SYDNEY FOWLER) Works edited by. - 1924
1; 423680 - Poems selected for the comfort of bereaved parents (following the death of her child, Margaret Ransom) Preface signed A.M.R. 58pp. 1870 NOTE - Printed for private circulation. RANSOM (Mrs ANNA MARY) formerly Southall. Work edited by.
1; 603698 - Studies in French language, literature, and history : [twenty-three essays], presented to R. L. Græme Ritchie. / [General editors, on behalf of the Faculty of Arts of the University of Birmingham: Fraser Mackenzie, R. C. Knight and J. M. Milner] - 1949
1; 661342 - Rhyme and reason / poems selected and edited by E. Robinson. - 1956
01; C201452A - Hair: sex, society, symbolism. - 1971
2; 266402 - CLARKE (H) The angels. A vision. 46pp. - 1842
2; 266403 - CLARKE (H) Poems. Chiefly relating to the present state and prospects of the church. With MS. of unpublished poems. 70pp. - 1842
2; 399730 - NOKE (DORA) The Visitor, and other poems. 56pp. Observations on a letter by Sir J.E. Eardley-Wilmot : see Wilmot (Sir J.E.) - 1932
2; 659485 - The disappearing castle : [poetry and prose]. - 1937
2; 689970 - The father found : [poems]. - 1941
2; 745331 - The keen edge : an analysis of poems by adolescents [of Birmingham]. - 1965
3; 317693 - The City Father. A novel relating to Birmingham. 1925. *TIPTAFT (NORMAN). - 1925
4; 1599 - Ingleby Lectures at Queen's College, Birmingham. 1878-82, 1884, 1887, 1892. In Birmingham Medical Review. 1878-92 NOTE - The first Ingleby Lecture was delivered in 1877 by S. Berry but was not published. For subsequent lectures see Mason College : University. Queen's College.
4; 606334 - Ladies long loved, and other essays : [with references to the Birmingham Post office, the paint and varnish trade in Birmingham, Birmingham theatres, etc.]. - 1950
4; 660384 - Salvation, what it is, and what it is not : a lecture. - 1873
4; 661860 - Shropshire pageant, Ludlow, 1934 : [episodes and dialogue]. - 1934
06; 635406 - Newsletters ... - 1953-
06; 752924 - Programme. - 1965-
06; 758174 - Writers' club edition, Nottingham, Birmingham, Derby, Leicester : a selection of stories from writers in the clubs mentioned above [with references to Birmingham]. - 1967
7 - The ladies' flower-garden. Vol. 3, Bulbous plants. - 1846
8 - The ladies' flower-garden. Vol. 4, Greenhouse plants. - 1846
9 - The ladies' flower-garden. Vol. 2, Annuals. - 1846
12; 254915 - Rodway (A) Heraldic illustrations and notes. In Rudland (E.M.) Ballads of Old Birmingham. Enlarged. Illus. 1915. Heraldry. - 1915
21 COR; 316616 - MOORE (R. L.-B.) The Warblings of a windy warrior by "Ricardo" 47pp. - 1923
21 COR; 415237 - BROOKES (A.H.) Songs and poems. 2nd series. 96pp. - 1933
21 Dawson D.2; 523377 - Poet Freeth's invitation cards, 1770 - 1801. 40pp. 1770 - 1801. FREETH (JOHN). - 1801
21; 5500 - Philotosic Ardenae : the woodmen of Arden : a Latin poem, with translation in blank verse, another in rhyme / [with] an essay on the superiority of Dryden's versification by J. Weston. - 1788
21; 5862 - SMITH (ELIZABETH) The brethren. A poem - 1787
21; 5862 - The brethren : a poem in four books paraphrased from part of the history of Israel and his family in Holy Writ. - 1787
21; 5874 - The Political Songster. With a preface on the times. 64pp. 1798. FREETH (JOHN). - 1798
21; 5875 - New ballads to old familiar tunes. 24pp. 1805. FREETH (JOHN). - 1805
21; 5876 - Modern songs on various subjects, adapted to common tunes. By John Free. 60pp. 1782. FREETH (JOHN). - 1782
21; 5880 - The Political Songster or A touch of the times, on various subjects, adapted to common tunes. By John Free. (6th edition) Differs from 233172. Port. 196pp. 1790. FREETH (JOHN). - 1790
21; 5882 - Divine miscellanies, or, Sacred poems. - 1756
21; 5882 - MAXWELL (J) Divine miscellanies; or, Sacred poems - 1756
21; 6336 - Heber ; Records of the poor ; Lays from the prophets, and other poems. - 1840
21; 6336 - RAGG (T) Heber; Records of the poor; Lays from the prophets; and other poems - 1840
21; 6337 - Sketches from life ; Lyrics from the Pentateuch, and other poems. - 1837
21; 6338 - Scenes and sketches from life and nature; Edgbaston, and other poems. With historical notes. Illus. 1847. *RAGG (THOMAS). - 1847
21; 6359 - Birmingham. A poem. 2nd edition. With appendix. Illus. 1853. HORTON (HARRY HOWELLS). - 1853
21; 6371 - HUTTON (H) Poetical pieces, chiefly on devotional and moral subjects. 91pp. - 1830
21; 6371 - Poetical pieces, chiefly on devotional and moral subjects. - 1830
21; 6425 - Sutton Park : a poem. - 1846
21; 6441 - A poem on the death of the Princess Charlotte of Wales and Saxe Coburg. - 1818
21; 6441 - KENNEDY (R) A poem on the death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales and Saxe Cobourg. 2nd edition. 42pp. - 1818?
21; 6444 - Poems : original and translated ; and, Two poems / by Rann Kennedy. - 1857
21; 6458 - The deity. A poem. In twelve books. / By Thomas Ragg. With an introductory essay by Isaac Taylor. - 1834
21; 6470 - Poems. - 1835
21; 6470 - TWAMLEY (L.A.) Poems. With original illustrations drawn and etched by the authoress - 1835
21; 6523 - PITT (W) The bullion debate. A serio-comic satiric poem. 88pp. - 1811
21; 6523 - The bullion debate : a serio-comic satiric poem. - 1811
21; 12641 - BEDDOW (Rev. GEORGE) Lauline, a tale in verse, and other poems. - 1851
21; 15421 - DAVIS (MARY ANN) The wild flower wreath. A collection of miscellaneous poems. With reflections etc. in poetic verse - 1835
21; 15422 - THORNTON (L.M.) Poems on various subjects. Port. 69pp.
21; 15431 - HOMER. Translation of the twenty-fourth book of the Iliad, by C. Lloyd senr. 35pp. - 1807
21; 21448 - HARRISON (J) Imaginary loves and other poems. 96pp.
21; 35959 - LANGBRIDGE (F) Miscellaneous poems. By Qui musas amat. 32pp. - 1864
21; 35965 - The Lisper. Songs addressed to the friends of peace. With description of the illuminations at Soho. 44pp. 1802. DOBBS (JAMES). - 1802
21; 35966 - MACKAY (W) Ballad chronicles. A collection of songs, recording many national and political events between 1797 and 1832. 55pp. - 1832
21; 37756 - The lamp of life / [by J.A. Langford]. - 1856
21; 37765 - LANGFORD (J.A.) The lamp of life. Poems - 1856
21; 46300 - Kitty Crump : a romance of "love's young dream", and other poems. - 1871
21; 51361 - HALE (T.) The lost "London". An original poem. 52pp. - 1867
21; 51695 - BISSET (JAMES) The patriotic clarion, or Britannia's call to glory! Original songs on the threatened invasion. 34pp. - 1803
21; 53627 - HARRISON (J) Lawrence Hardiker, a dramatic poem; Hugo and Felicia, a romance; and other thoughts in verse - 1882
21; 54030 - HOMER. Translation of the first seven books of the Odyssey. By C. Lloyd senr. - 1810
21; 55013 - A midsummer day's dream, and other poems. - 1858
21; 55034 - KENRICK (Rt. Hon. W.) The legend of fair Rosamond. A poem by W. Avon (pseud.) - 1872
21; 57505 - JAMES (P.M.) Poems - 1821
21; 57506 - JONES (J.P.) Humble attempts to please - 1847
21; 57508 - POWELL (J.H.) Phases of thought and feeling, poems and lyrics. - 1857
21; 57511 - FENTON (MYFANWY) Sir Howel. A legend of Radnorshire. With other poems and translations. - 1863
21; 57512 - LLOYD (C) the younger. The Duke d'Ormond, a tragedy; and Beritola, a tale (in verse) - 1822
21; 57521 - Scenes and sketches from life and nature; Edgbaston, and other poems. With historical notes. Illus. 2nd edition. 1850. *RAGG (THOMAS). - 1850
21; 57524 - WATSON (J) The castle yard, and other poems - 1845
21; 57527 - The Warwickshire medley, or Convivial songster. A collection of original songs, political, humourous and satyrical etc. By J. Free. 1780. FREETH (JOHN). - 1780
21; 57531 - A touch on the times. Being a collection of new songs to old tunes etc. By a veteran in the class of political ballad street scribblers. Port. 56pp. 1803. FREETH (JOHN). - 1803
21; 57532 - The Political Songster or A touch of the times, on various subjects, adapted to common tunes. By John Free. (4th edition) Port. 68pp. 1786. FREETH (JOHN). - 1786
21; 57533 - The Political Songster. With a preface on the times. 64pp. 1798. FREETH (JOHN). - 1798
21; 57534 - A touch on the times, or The Modern songster, on various subjects. Adapted to common tunes by John Free. 76pp. 1783. FREETH (JOHN). - 1783
21; 57538 - HALE (T) The Christian's heavenly home. Poems. 46pp. - 1865
21; 57540 - LANGFORD (J.A.) Tales and lays for sunshine and shade. Poems and stories. 96pp. - 1854
21; 57554 - The Political Songster or A touch of the times, on various subjects, adapted to common tunes. By John Free. 3rd edition. 63pp. 1784. FREETH (JOHN). - 1784
21; 57555 - BANKS (GEORGE LINNÆUS) Blossoms of poesy - 1841
21; 57557 - STAFFORD (W) Improvidence and frugality, and other poems. 41pp. - 1857
21; 57561 - ROBBINS (J) Mary of Langley, a recitative poem. Also a collection of songs, and other works. 42pp. - 1818
21; 57564 - CHESHIRE (Mrs EMILY) Poetical translations from the German, by a Lady. 63pp. - 1868
21; 57565 - Scripscrapologia ; or Collins's Doggerel Dish of all sorts. Consisting of Songs (including those sung) in the author's once popular performance, called The Brush. (Including poems relating to Birmingham.) Port. 1804 NOTE :- Two portraits inserted. "Mr. Collins as 'Sharp' in the 'Lying Valet' " and "Mr. Collins as 'Master Slender' " For an account of the entertainment called "The Brush" see Dent (R.K.) Old and New Birmingham. *COLLINS (JOHN).
21; 57581 - WRIGHT (O) A wreath of leisure hours. Poems, including an elegy on the Hartley colliery catastrophe - 1862
21; 57582 - BARR (JOHN T.) The prodigal reclaimed; and other poems. 88pp. - 1825
21; 57583 - FARMER (EDWARD) A selection of original songs, scraps etc. 52pp. - nd
21; 57584 - The Annual Political Songster. With a preface on the times. 48pp. 1794. FREETH (JOHN). - 1794
21; 57645 - Lectures to children and young people in a catechetical method, consisting of three catechisms, etc. By S. Bourn. 2nd edition. (Birmingham : printed by Tho. Warren, bookseller, in the Bull Ring) 1739. Printing. Books printed in Birmingham. - 1739
21; 57836 - A collection of hymns, from various authors; with some original hymns etc. - 1810
21; 60309 - Miscellaneous poems on various subjects and occasions / [by J. Giles] ; revised and corrected by W. Shenstone. - 1771
21; 61058 - KENWARD (J) Finistère : Sena. Poems dedicated to the Congrès celtique international at Brest. 24pp. - 1869
21; 61880 - LLOYD (C) Poems on various subjects - 1795
21; 61881 - Hutton (Rev. Hugh) Preface to Gathered leaves of many seasons. Port. 1858 NOTE - The preface has reference to Haydon's projected picture (see Haydon, in card catalogue) and to the authorship of "The gathering hymn of the Unions" (with text). A second preface to the "Songs of liberty" gives an account of the meeting referred to, and a copy of Hugh Hutton's prayer on that occasion. Political Union (Birmingham). - 1858
21; 61932 - HUTTON (W) Poems, chiefly tales. Port. - 1804
21; 61962 - Malins (J) Professor Alcoholico: a temperance poem. Illus. 22pp. 1876. BERNASCONI (GEORGE H.) Works illustrated by. - 1876
21; 62007 - Nugae canorae. Poems / by Charles Lloyd. - 1819
21; 62415 - KENNEDY (R) A tribute in verse, to the character of the late Rt. Hon. G. Canning. With prefatory observations and notes. 44pp. - 1827
21; 62450 - LANGFORD (J.A.) The drama of a life (a play): and Aspiranda (poems) - 1852
21; 62782 - HORTON (H.H.) Sutton Park. A poem. 4th edition. With poems by J.C. Prince - 1850
21; 63100 - BUNN (A) A monody. 14pp. - 1822
21; 63238 - BOYDEN (H) The peer and peasant. A carol of goodwill between rich and poor. 28pp. - nd
21; 63262 - HORTON (H.H.) Sutton Park. A poem. 39pp. - 1844
21; 63263 - DRY (T) Miscellaneous pieces in verse. 19pp.
21; 63268 - Freeth (J) Inland Navigation. An ode on the opening of the Birmingham and Wolverhampton Canal. Humbly inscribed to the Inhabitants of Birmingham, and Proprietors of the Canal. 2nd edition. 16pp. 1769. - 1769
21; 63283 - KENNEDY (R) A poem on the death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales and Saxe Cobourg. 42pp. - 1817
21; 63601 - HUTTON (W) The barbers; or, The road to riches. A poem. 32pp. - 1793
21; 63601 - The barbers; or, The road to riches : [a poem] / By W. Hutton. - 1793
21; 63955 - VICKERS (R.H.) La nobla leyczon (a Provençal poem) in English verse. With Provençal text. 36pp. - 1867
21; 64274 - Poems of the fields and the town. Including "An ode to the memory of Shakespeare, read at the Shakespeare commemoration, Aston Hall, 1859". 1859. *LANGFORD (JOHN ALFRED). - 1859
21; 64699 - Variorum consisting of momentary miscellaneous effusions : with a poetical portrait of the author, etc. - 1823
21; 64732 - New ballads to old familiar tunes. 24pp. 1805. FREETH (JOHN). - 1805
21; 66821 - LANGBRIDGE (F) Miscellaneous poems. By Qui musas amat. 32pp.
21; 69145 - Kennedy (R) ed. Church of England Psalm Book, etc. 3rd edition. (T. Knott) 1823. Hymn Books. - 1823
21; 69176 - Markham, and other poems / by Carlton Webbe. - 1865
21; 69179 - Poems. Including "To Birmingham" 2nd edition. 1855. *BELLOC (Mrs BESSIE RAYNER) formerly Parkes. - 1855
21; 69221 - Abel Holt, and other poems. - 1868
21; 72724 - Sonnets and short poems / by John Bragg. - 1883
21; 73875 - LANGFORD (J.A.) Child life, as learned from children. Poems. 96pp. - 1884
21; 74190 - The death of St. Louis : [a poem]. - 1885
21; 79633 - PRICE (F) Rustic rhymes - 1859
21; 88071 - HAYES (A) The last crusade, and other poems - 1887
21; 93407 - Desultory thoughts in London : Titus and Gisippus, with other poems. / By Charles LLoyd ... - 1821
21; 94684 - S. (I) Rachel, and other poems - 1887
21; 98059 - The tragedies of Vittorio Alfieri / tr. from the Italian, by Charles Lloyd. - 1815
21; 103174 - STURGES (R.Y.) The angel of love and other poems. Complete edition - 1889
21; 103672 - POSTGATE (ISABELLA J.) A Christmas legend and other verses - 1889
21; 104753 - Juvenile geography, or, Poetical gazetteer. - 1818
21; 105112 - John Rogers. A poem. In Langford (J.A.) Heroes and martyrs, and other poems. 1890. *LANGFORD (JOHN ALFRED). - 1890
21; 105174 - STURGES (R.Y.) Abdallah and Balsora. A poem. 30pp. - 1890
21; 112702 - Cotton (J) of Birmingham. Song and Sentiment. Lyrical and other verses. With etchings by the author. 1891. - 1891
21; 118151 - The miracles in Egypt : sketches of socialism and other poems. - 1839
21; 124170 - HUTTON (W) Edgar and Elfrida; or, The power of beauty. A poem. 62pp. - 1794
21; 136218 - SHAW (A.C.) Two decades of song. - 1896
21; 139246 - Cotton (J) of Birmingham. Thoughts and Fancies. Poems and occasional verses. Illustrated by the author. 1897. - 1897
21; 145875 - LANGFORD (J.A.) The lily of the west, and other poems - 1898
21; 153077 - BRIERLEY (L) The Shah and the ballet, and other rhymes and poems. 92pp. - 1900
21; 154633 - LANGFORD (J.A.) A life for love, and other poems - 1900
21; 155255 - RUDLAND (E.M.) Songs of the dawning. Poems and sonnets. 61pp. - 1899
21; 155256 - RUDLAND (E.M.) The Pilgrim fathers, Alfred, and other poems. 56pp. - 1944
21; 158735 - ST.-JOHNSTON (R) The dream face, and other poems. 72pp. - 1901
21; 167230 - RAGG (T) Heber; Records of the poor; Lays from the prophets; and other poems. 2nd edition - 1841
21; 168840 - MORTON (A) Songs of a builder. Poems. 2nd and enlarged edition. Port. 92pp. - 1902
21; 169162 - Poems (including a sonnet on Birmingham) 71pp. 1902. BRAHAM (ALICE D.). - 1902
21; 169225 - FRITH (J.C.) Leaves by the way. A book of verse - 1901
21; 174290 - Christmas greetings and other verses. With an appreciation of the author, by J.C. Walters. Port. 1902. *ROGERS (SHOWELL). - 1902
21; 174634 - KEMPSON (E.H.) Reliquiæ. Poems. By Grand-père Edmond. 54pp. - 1887
21; 180498 - New rhymes on old lines. A collection of poems. Including "Greater Birmingham up-to-date 1890", "Aston Park and Hall" etc. Port. 1904. *EDRIDGE (EDWIN). - 1904
21; 190335 - Thoughts that have grown : [poems] / illustrations by Amy C.S. Blexham. - 1902
21; 191485 - Rhymes and musings. Including, To my teachers on leaving Bond Street Sunday School, and Prefatory memoir. Port. 1905. WILLIAMS (HENRY) of Erdington. - 1905
21; 192038 - Oscar and Esther, and other poems. - 1883
21; 193375 - An Edgbaston book of poetry. 1904. *COLMAN (EDITH M.) Works edited by. - 1904
21; 196115 - A collection of hymns. (used at Bartholomew Street Chapel) 1792. BRADFORD (JOHN). - 1792
21; 202179 - Sonnets and short poems. 2nd series. - 1890
21; 213888 - DEAKIN (F) Poetical essays on sacred subjects - 1834
21; 220639 - Rudland (E.M.) Ballads of old Birmingham. 1st and 2nd series. 2 volumes. 1909-10. Poems relating to Birmingham.
21; 220639 - [Poems contained in Christmas greeting booklets].
21; 222447 - PEMBERTON (Miss J.E.) Amanda and Gherardo, and other poems - 1910
21; 223605 - LANGDON-DAVIES (B) When love is crowned, and other poems. Frontis. 40pp. NOTE - Special edition of 100 copies, No. 10 - 1901
21; 225832 - Some midland musings and other verses in the lighter vein (including "Lines on the burning of Birmingham Free Library, 1879"; "The Midlands Arts Club" etc.) 1910. *COTTON (JOHN). - 1910
21; 225842 - BAGGS (THOMAS A.) and PARDOE (G.R.) Vacation verses. By Two undergrads. 34pp. - 1910
21; 231011 - PEMBERTON (Miss J.E.) The rose of Fairthorpe. An idyll of the hop gardens. A poem. 54pp. - 1911
21; 232416 - FARMER (EDWARD) A selection of original songs, scraps etc. 52pp. - 1846
21; 232417 - A selection of original songs, scraps, etc. / by Ned Farmer. - 1846
21; 232417 - FARMER (EDWARD) A selection of original songs, scraps etc. 52pp. - 1846
21; 232418 - Impromptu verses. Written in one of the alcoves at Old Vauxhall, Birmingham. March 6 1850. In Ned Farmer's Scrap Book. 5th edition. 1864. *FARMER (EDWARD) 'Ned Farmer'. - 1864
21; 232419 - Impromptu verses. Written in one of the alcoves at Old Vauxhall, Birmingham. March 6 1850. In Ned Farmer's Scrap Book. 7th edition. 1864. *FARMER (EDWARD) 'Ned Farmer'. - 1864
21; 232420 - Impromptu verses. Written in one of the alcoves at Old Vauxhall, Birmingham. March 6 1850. In Ned Farmer's Scrap Book. 8th edition. 1876. *FARMER (EDWARD) 'Ned Farmer'. - 1876
21; 232429 - LLOYD (C) Poems. 96pp. - 1823
21; 233171 - The Political Songster or A touch of the times, on various subjects, adapted to common tunes. By John Free. (6th edition) Port. 231pp. 1790. FREETH (JOHN). - 1790
21; 233172 - The Political Songster or A touch of the times, on various subjects, adapted to common tunes. By John Free. Wants portrait. FREETH (JOHN).
21; 238838 - SCOTT (W.S.) Royal diamond jubilee gems. Poems in commemoration of the 60th anniversary of Queen Victoria's reign, 1897. 64pp. - 1897
21; 238843 - MORTON (A) Under a cloud and other poems. Port. 60pp. - 1912
21; 239289 - "Out lost leader" Discourse in the Church of the Saviour, Birmingham, 1876, on the death of G. Dawson. 16pp. 1876?. *ST. CLAIR (GEORGE) Minister of the Church of the Saviour.
21; 239443 - KENWARD (J) A poem of English sympathy with Wales. Written for the great National Eisteddfod of 1858; and Llangollen. A poem upon the occasion, by Elfynydd. 24pp. - 1859
21; 240085 - BOTT (T.H.) Robinson Crusoe in verse. Illus. - 1882
21; 240086 - SMITH (H.J.) D'Enambuc, governor of St. Martinique. Drama. 2nd edition, revised - 1899
21; 247416 - POLLOCK (T.B.) The story of the nativity and other verses. Edited by Isa J. Postgate. Port. - 1913
21; 247528 - NICKLIN (E) Pride and ignorance. A poem. Mutilated. 40pp. - 1770
21; 249929 - Thoughts that have grown : [poems] / illustrations by Amy C.S. Blexham. - 1905
21; 249930 - Thoughts that have grown : [poems] / illustrations by Amy C.S. Blexham. - 1914
21; 251516 - PEARSON (H.S.) Christmas and new year verses, 1879 - 1914 - 1914
21; 256489 - MOORE (G.H.) Songs and poems. Port. 2pp. 23pp. - 1914
21; 257599 - Political songster (The) Calculated for the present year (by John Freeth). 40pp. 1766 NOTE - For the various editions of this and other works of a similar character by Freeth, see entry at Freeth (John). - 1766
21; 259343 - Poems. Including a poem on 'Birmingham'. 1915. *LODGE (OLIVER WILLIAM FOSTER). - 1915
21; 260974 - WILKES (A) Poems, on subjects temporal and divine. 60pp. - 1808
21; 264470 - HORTON (H.H.) Sutton Park. A poem. 2nd edition. 53pp. - 1845
21; 265332 - DAVIS (O.H.) Poems and a sketch in prose. 64pp. - 1900
21; 266412 - WATKIN (T) The Ivy wreath. A selection of poetical fragments by Totty - 1879
21; 266678 - GILMORE (A.J.) Patriotic poems on the great war, 1914-16. 46pp. - 1916
21; 271010 - WYATT (S) The Light of love. Poems for life's pathway. 93pp. - 1917
21; 276097 - The song of Sharruk : poems. - 1916
21; 279092 - Patriotic rhymes suited to the times. - 1915
21; 282668 - COLE (T.E.) Love songs of "Podd" including sonnets on Worcester. Illus. - 1884
21; 283014 - BISSELL (T.F.) Original poems. 2nd edition. 62pp. - 1896
21; 283086 - Writings / by R.S. - 1920
21; 283772 - Diane and other poems (including 'Birmingham at daybreak') 1920. *BRITTON (HERBERT EYRES). - 1920
21; 294758 - Some midland musings and other verses in the lighter vein (including "Lines on the burning of Birmingham Free Library, 1879"; "The Midlands Arts Club" etc.) 1910, with five additional poems inserted. *COTTON (JOHN).
21; 294761 - ROBINSON (W.J.) Saturday night's reflections of a young commercial traveller. A poem. 28pp. - 1861
21; 295820 - POSTGATE (ISABELLA J.) A Christmas legend and other verses - 1889
21; 295906 - TODD (E) Songs of life. 47pp. - 1898
21; 297143 - LANGBRIDGE (F) The Scales of Heaven. Poems, narrative, legendary, and meditative, with a few sonnets - 1896
21; 299508 - WYATT (S) The Light of love. Poems for life's pathway. 2nd edition - 1917
21; 300213 - A War song for our Midland Battalions and the crew of the good ship "Birmingham". In Cotton (J) Gleanings : some gathered verses and wildings from my field of thought. (Bromsgrove) 1922. *COTTON (JOHN). - 1922
21; 300580 - The Consecration of the Temple and other poems. Including poems relating to Birmingham. Privately printed. Ports. Illus. 1888. BAKER (GULIELMA ALEXANDER WHEELER). - 1888
21; 301018 - Impromptu verses. Written in one of the alcoves at Old Vauxhall, Birmingham. March 6 1850. In Ned Farmer's Scrap Book. 3rd edition. 1865. *FARMER (EDWARD) 'Ned Farmer'. - 1865
21; 303798 - SMITH (A.W.) The Circling hours and other poems. 36pp. - 1922
21; 303927 - Notes on The Immortal hour. A music drama by R. Boughton, adapted from the play and poems of Fiona MacLeod (William Sharp) produced at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 1921. 55pp. 1922. SHELDON (ABRAHAM JOHN) pseud. Schaunard. - 1922
21; 304142 - Day dawn in rural England and other poems. Some relating to Birmingham and Aston Villa Football Club. Port. 87pp. 1923. *MORTON (ALFRED). - 1923
21; 310605 - BISSET (JAMES) The patriotic clarion, or Britannia's call to glory! Original songs on the threatened invasion. 34pp. - 1803
21; 313904 - GRIFFITHS (Miss E.M.) Homespun. Verses and parodies. 41pp. - 1923
21; 316616 - Moore (R. L-B.) The Warblings of a windy warrior by "Ricardo" 47pp. 1923. European War, 1914 - 1918. - 1923
21; 321213 - SMITH (C.A.) Mother Earth and other poems. Illus. 40pp. - 1925
21; 323799 - WATKIN (T) The Ivy wreath. A selection of poetical fragments by Totty
21; 327532 - The ballad of Elaine. - 1926
21; 329601 - DOBBS (J) The lisper. Songs etc. addressed to the friends of peace etc. 44pp.
21; 344361 - MORTON (A) A night in New York, and other poems - 1928
21; 349313 - NOKE (Mrs DORA) "Ambition" and other poems. 32pp. - 1928
21; 361265 - NOKE (Mrs DORA) "Hope" and other poems. 32pp. - 1929
21; 363874 - CHASE (Mrs ISABEL C.) Poems. With a preface by W.W. Gibson. Port - 1929
21; 367911 - Impromptu verses. Written in one of the alcoves at Old Vauxhall, Birmingham. March 6 1850. In Ned Farmer's Scrap Book. 9th edition. 1876. *FARMER (EDWARD) 'Ned Farmer'. - 1876
21; 370322 - KENMARE (DALLAS) pseud. of Mrs Kelsey. The Pool of silence. Poems. 40pp. - 1930
21; 386794 - Inland navigation. An ode on the opening of the Birmingham and Wolverhampton Canal. Humbly inscribed to the inhabitants of Birmingham and proprietors of the canal. 1st edition. 16pp. 1769. FREETH (JOHN). - 1769
21; 391918 - BROOKES (A.H.) Love songs and poems. 1st series - 1932
21; 399729 - Sonnets and short poems. - 1894
21; 399732 - KENMARE (DALLAS) pseud. of Mrs Kelsey. The Secret, and other poems. 30pp. - 1932
21; 401700 - Impromptu verses. Written in one of the alcoves at Old Vauxhall, Birmingham. March 6 1850. In Ned Farmer's Scrap Book. 5th edition. 1864. *FARMER (EDWARD) 'Ned Farmer'. - 1864
21; 411292 - BISSET (J) Juvenile reduplications; or, The new house that Jack built : a parody. Illus. 34pp. - 1800
21; 413367 - The Political Songster or A touch of the times, on various subjects, adapted to common tunes. By John Free. (6th edition) With additions. 196pp. 1790. FREETH (JOHN). - 1790
21; 413373 - KENNEDY (R) A poem on the death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales and Saxe Cobourg. 3rd edition. 42pp. - 1819
21; 413374 - KENNEDY (R) A tribute in verse, to the character of the late Rt. Hon. G. Canning. With prefatory observations and notes. 44pp. - nd
21; 413428 - A collection of new songs on the present times, adapted to common tunes. 18pp. 1793 NOTE :- Ten pages in manuscript of poems by an unknown author inserted in this volume. FREETH (JOHN).
21; 414584 - GENTLESHAW (J) pseud. The observing angel. A dialogue in verse relating to the economic crisis (1929.) 62pp. - 1933
21; 415237 - BROOKES (A.H.) Love songs and poems. 2nd series. 96pp. - 1933
21; 415467 - KING (T.A.) The Weekly message. A verse for every week in the year. Reprinted from the King's Heath Observer. 3 volumes
21; 415882 - The last crusade, and other poems. - 1887
21; 416908 - COLLIER (NANCY M.) Tilting at windmills. Verses. 20pp. - 1934
21; 417298 - Original hymns with prose reflections. Sold at the Vestry of Bartholomew Street Meeting House. 1818. *FOWLER (Rev. HENRY). - 1818
21; 428082 - Ten sonnets. With five portrait engravings by Ivy A. Ellis. Printed at the Birmingham School of Printing, Central School of Arts and Crafts. 1st edition with error on p.19. 21pp. 1934. *RUDLAND (ERNEST MARSTON). BURNE-JONES (Sir EDWARD COLEY) Works relating to. - 1934
21; 432425 - An Edgbaston book of poetry. 1903. *COLMAN (EDITH M.) Works edited by. - 1903
21; 434894 - Poems, broadsides etc. Including poems on Birmingham, Birmingham's Cup victories. 1926 –. *MORTON (ALFRED). football.
21; 441496 - Ballads of old Birmingham. With a foreword by L. Jay. Printed at the Birmingham School of Printing. 30pp. 1935. *RUDLAND (ERNEST MARSTON). - 1935
21; 450255 - RHODES (R.C.) Short poems. Book one. 24pp. - 1915
21; 453597 - COLE (T.E.) Cader Idris, and other poems. Frontis. 52pp. - 1935
21; 471513 - Address to Birmingham. In Campbell (J) Scotland for ever, and other poems. 80pp. 1937. CAMPBELL (JOHN). - 1937
21; 503758 - ENGLAND (G) Poems and letters - 1858
21; 514882 - HAYES (A) The last crusade, and other poems - 1887
21; 516723 - Hymns and songs for Sunday schools and families edited by Susan F. Dawson. 4th edition revised with supplement by G. St. Clair. 1882. DAWSON (Mrs GEORGE) Work edited by. - 1882
21; 530967 - Memorials of Henry Clarke (late rector of Northfield). Poems, some relating to Northfield. For private circulation. c.1881. *CLARKE (HENRY). - 1881
21; 537231 - MILLS (J.W.) After-glow. Poems and sermons. With preface by H.C.G. Moule. Edited by F.S. Webster. Port. Facsimile. MILLS (Rev. JOHN WILLIAM) Work relating to. - c.1895
21; 537487 - Hymns and songs for Sunday schools and families. Edited by Susan F. Dawson. - 1863
21; 544084 - BAX (A.N.) To win a new world, and other poems. 47pp. - 1943
21; 544123 - LANCHESTER (F.W.) The Centenarian. A Lakeland story told in verse, by Paul Netherton-Herries. 91pp. With authorship note dated March 21st, 1943 mounted to face title page. NOTE - Edition limited to 640 copies. No. 233
21; 555019 - For ever : [poems]. - 1944
21; 556648 - The death of Saint Louis : [a poem]. - 1885
21; 614732 - Cobweb and mustard-seed : [poems]. - 1928
21; 624950 - An Edgbaston book of poetry. 1905. *COLMAN (EDITH M.) Works edited by. - 1905
21; 629207 - Midland measure, with variations, 1941-1951 : [poems]. - 1952
21; 660789 - Poems. - 1898
21; 660847 - Poems. - 1947
21; 660852 - In the studio : a decade of poems. - 1875
21; 662117 - A slim volume : [poems]. - 1960
21; 662175 - Wet days / by A farmer. - 1879
21; 662176 - The saga of Judas : [poems]. - 1949
21; 662225 - The light left burning : [poems]. - 1961
21; 662425 - Short poems. Book 1. - 1915
21; 662878 - [Modern songs / by J. Freeth]. - 1782
21; 662944 - [Winter : a poem]. - 1898
21; 662945 - Poems. - 1893
21; 662950 - Poems. - 1964
21; 663066 - Poems. - 1929
21; 663238 - Poems. - 1930
21; 663656 - The centenarian. - 1935
21; 743770 - New poems. - 1965
21; 752917 - The intruder and other poems. - 1966
21; 757705 - A selection of poems. - 1967
21; 758555 - A selection of original songs, scraps, etc. - 1846
21; 773142 - Daylight astronomy / by Edward Lowbury. - 1968
21; 774891 - Frontier Midlands; poems / by Jennet Thomas ; [with] linocuts by Tim Craven. - 1966
21; 777880 - Hither and thither : a continental cocktail : [poems]. - 1968
21; 779355 - In sunlight and shadow : [a collection of poems] / edited by C.F. Forshaw. - 1912
21; 787002 - The ship's orchestra / Roy Fisher. - 1966
21; 802594 - Ends of verse : [a collection of poems] / by Norman S. Power; introduction by Ruth Pitter. - 1971
21; 804701 - Verses on various occasions. - 1868
21; 810626 - Deeper into life : [a collection of lyrics and verses]. - 1972
21HUT; 61881 - Hutton (Rev. Hugh) Gathered leaves of many seasons. Port. 1858. NOTE - The Preface has reference to Haydon's projected picture of the Newhall Hill Meeting, and to the authorship of "The Gathering hymn of the Political Unions" (with text) A second preface (to the "Songs of liberty") gives an account of the meeting referred to, and a copy of Hugh Hutton's prayer on that occassion. Reform Movement, 1817 – 1832. - 1858
21KEN; 69145 - Church of England Psalm Book 3rd edition (T. Knott) 1823. KENNEDY (Rev. RANN) Works edited by. - 1823
31 DAWSON C.2; 258971 - Dawson (G) Speech at the Mayor's dinner, 1868, to celebrate the opening of the Memorial Library. In Dawson (G) Speeches on Shakespeare. 1878?. Libraries (Free Public) (Municipal), The Shakespeare Memorial Library.
31; 1 - The hour of maximum danger : a novel / by James Barlow. - 1962
31; 126217 - Pemberton (T.E.) Fairbrass, a child's story. Illustrated by Kate E. Bunce of Birmingham. 1895. - 1895
31; 148696 - THORP (M) The rector's grandchildren. A story - 1857
31; 197162 - WHITEHOUSE (W.G.) The Straits of Malvern. A tale - 1906
31; 233377 - CAS (pseud.) The Vine-dresser's grandchild. A tale. Frontis - 1856
31; 233378 - THORP (M) The Charm of home. A story 2nd edition - 1862
31; 233380 - THORP (E) A fortune with a wife, and a fortune in a wife. A story - 1857
31; 298590 - LLOYD (S) Miss Drew and the three bacheors. A tale. - 1891
31; 359164 - THORP (M) The Charm of home. A story - 1861
31; 443406 - PETIT (O.S.) Youth shows but half. A novel by Oliver Carfax (pseud.) - 1935
31; 662098 - The Bishop of Kenelminster : [a novel]. - 1961
31; 662442 - Term of trial : [a novel] / by James Barlow. - 1961
31; 662443 - The patriots : [a novel]. - 1960
31; 662444 - The islanders / written and illustrated by Gaye Knowles. - 1948
31; 662445 - The islanders follow a clue : [a story for children] / illustrated by the author. - 1952
31; 662446 - The islanders' strange holiday : [a story for children] / illustrated by Caney. - 1960
31; 662447 - Auf geheimnisvoller Spur : eine heitere und spannende Geschichte. - 1950
31; 662940 - The Pillypingle pastorals / illustrated by W.J. Morgan. - 1899
31; 663728 - The Firland saga : [a story for girls and boys aged 8-12]. - 1970
31; 688127 - The jewelled snuff box : [a novel]. - 1959
31; 690668 - Wild Rose of the King's Chase : [an historical novel for children relating to Sutton Coldfield in Henry VIII's reign] / Illustrated by Jennetta Vise. - 1960
31; 702258 - John Inglesant in England : a romance / by J.H. Shorthouse ; with a preface by the Archbishop of Canterbury. - 1961
31; 709924 - Nurse in danger : [a novel]. - 1962
31; 752053 - Our admirable Betty : a romance. - 1951
31; 752054 - The glad summer : being a truly sentimental idyll. - 1951
31; 779255 - Going to the moon : [the story of a wartime working-class adolescent in the Midlands]. - 1968
31; 780115 - The bliss body : [a novel about life in the Midlands]. - 1969
31; 782462 - Murder by nail : being an episode in the career of Jasper Shrig of Bow Street with particulars of his highly original methods in the Wrybook case / set down by Ed. Brandonleigh, gent., and edited by Jeffery Farnol. - 1942
31; 791774 - The orchard of tears : [a novel] / by Sax Rohmer [i.e. A.S. Ward]. - 1924
31; 791775 - The golden scorpion : [a novel]. - 1919
31; 791776 - She who sleeps : a romance of New York and the Nile : [a novel] / by Sax Rohmer [pseud.]. - 1928
31; 793485 - Hangover house : [a novel] / by Sax Rohmer. - 1949
31; 793486 - Fire-Tongue : [a novel] / by Sax Rohmer [pseud.] frontispiece by J. C. Coll. - 1922
31; 793487 - The mystery of Dr. Fu-Manchu : [a novel]. - 1924
32; 202429 - *Erdington Branch. 1907; 1908; 1913. 1907 etc.. Libraries (Free Public) (Municipal), Catalogues: Departmental.
41 Authors; 514879 - What is democracy? / with cartoons by Low. - 1940
41 Authors; 514880 - Ce?sar Cie : a French reader for beginners. - 1937
41 Authors; 522297 - Four words and other poems. - 1941
41 Authors; 527460 - Nelson's new national and folk song book. - 1941
41 Authors; 574887 - Continuous book-keeping exercises. - 1931
41 CHA; 663201 - The book of business. - 1899
41 CRO; 6329 - A brief sketch of the author's life (G. Croft. Signed R.K.) In Croft (G) Sermons etc. Volume 1. 1811. *KENNEDY (Rev. RANN). - 1811
41 DIX; 378454 - Dixon (G.B.) Pulmonary tuberculosis in childhood. With a bibliography. An address to the infant welfare sub-group of the Midland Branch of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Reprinted from the British Medical Journal, 1931. Illus. 10pp. 1931. Medical Officers of Health (Society of) Birmingham and Midland Branch. - 1931
41 Dale
41 Dawson
41 Dixon F.1; 377926 - Lectures on the prevention of consumption delivered to the Birmingham and Derbyshire tuberculosis visitors. (Derby) 23pp. c.1910. *DIXON (GODFREY BROOKES). - 1910
41 Dixon F.1; 378454 - Pulmonary tuberculosis in childhood. An address to the infant welfare sub-group of the Midland Branch of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. With a bibliography. Reprinted from the British Medical Journal 1931. Illus. 10pp. 1931. *DIXON (GODFREY BROOKES). - 1931
41 HAC; 123506 - DALY (D) The feudal theory of landlordism. A plea for its revivial. 38pp. - 1882
41 HAR F.1; 387844 - Soap. A lecture delivered at Woodbrooke by Rendel Harris on his 79th birthday. January 27, 1931. Printed for private circulation. 18pp. 1931. *HARRIS (JAMES RENDEL). - 1931
41 HAR; 387844 - Harris (J.R.) Soap. A lecture delivered at Woodbrooke by Rendel Harris on his 79th birthday (January 27th 1931) 18pp. 1931 NOTE - Printed for private circulation. Woodbrooke Settlement. - 1931
41 Hall-Edwards
41 Humphreys
41 JAM; 12407 - Piety and Usefulness a Hundred Years Old. A memoir of Mrs E. Bayley. With an introduction and reflections by J.A. James. Port. 66pp. 1856. BAYLEY (Mrs ELIZABETH) Works relating to. - 1856
41 JAM; 60773 - Piety and Usefulness a Hundred Years Old. A memoir of Mrs E. Bayley. With an introduction and reflections by J.A. James. 2nd edition. Port. 66pp. 1859. BAYLEY (Mrs ELIZABETH) Works relating to. - 1859
41 JAM; 239906 - Piety and Usefulness a Hundred Years Old. A memoir of Mrs E. Bayley. With an introduction and reflections by J.A. James. 2nd edition. Port. 66pp. 1858. BAYLEY (Mrs ELIZABETH) Works relating to. - 1858
41 James
41 KEN; 244224 - Memoir of Rev. John Kentish of the New Meeting. In Kentish (J) Sermons. 2nd edition. 1854. *KENRICK (JOHN) M.A.. - 1854
41 Lamont; 641176 - Selected poems. - 1945
41 Lodge
41 Missing; 62469 - Mercator, a mechanic of Birmingham. (pseud.) Familiar letters, on misanthropy. A reply to Rev. J. Edwards and Rev. E. Burn. 79pp. 1794. Riots 1791. - 1794
41 Norton; 281927 - [A collection of political pamphlets].
41 Roberts
41 Roberts; 568788 - The Christadelphian instructor. - 1944
41 Roberts; 568789 - Daniel and his great fulfilled prophecy of chapter eleven. - 1942
41 Roberts; 568790 - The blood of Christ : the divine scheme of reconciliation or atonement. - 1940
41 Roberts; 568801 - The sect everywhere spoken against, or, The true character and faith of the people known as Christadelphians : a lecture. - 1921
41 Roberts; 568802 - The truth about God and the Bible. - 1922
41 Roberts; 568803 - Everlasting punishment not "eternal torments" : a reply to three letters / by J. Angus. - 1923
41 Roberts; 568804 - The evil one : a reply to R.W. Dale. - 1924
41 Roberts; 568805 - The Bible-- what it is and how to interpret it : a lecture. - 1931
41 Roberts; 568806 - Is man immortal? the answer of nature and Revelation : a lecture. - 1935
41 Roberts; 568807 - The second coming of Christ, the only Christian hope : a lecture. - 1938
41 Royal Shore - [Miscellaneous pamphlets].
41 Shore
41 Tait
41 Whittington; 642023 - [Contributions on geological subjects to various journals].
41 Zion Ward - [Miscellaneous pamphlets].
41; 2 - Note-books. No. 5, Evil and the devil.
41; 3 - Note-books. No. 6, Work, occupations and professions.
41; 4 - Note-books. No. 7, Story of love.
41; 5 - Note-books. No. 4, Temperance.
41; 6 - Note-books. No. 3, Phrenology and palmistry.
41; 7 - Note-books. No. 2, Life chart.
41; 8 - Afterglow essays. Nos. 1-12.
41; 9 - Summer stories. - 1911
41; 5502 - Pathological researches on death from suffocation and from syncope, and on vital and post-mortem burning / suggested by the case of the alleged Bridgnorth matricide. - 1850
41; 5502 - WRIGHT (S) Pathological researches on death from suffocation and from syncope; and on vital and post mortem burning. Illus. 38pp. - 1850
41; 5827 - A practical inquiry into disordered respiration : distinguishing the species of convulsive asthma, their causes and indications of cure. - 1803
41; 5827 - BREE (R) A practical inquiry on disordered respiration, distinguishing convulsive asthma, its causes, and cure. 3rd edition - 1803
41; 5837 - A description of Blackpool in Lancashire frequented for sea bathing, 1788 / edited by R.S. France. - 1817
41; 5843 - A tour of Scarborough in 1803 : including a particular survey of the city of York. - 1817
41; 5843 - HUTTON (W) A trip to Scarborough in 1803. Including a particular survey of the city of York. 2nd edition - 1817
41; 5849 - A complete system of practical arithmetic etc. - 1783
41; 5849 - TAYLOR (W) A complete system of practical arithmetic; etc. Illus. Tables. - 1783
41; 5850 - The Medical miscellany. A collection of cases, tracts, and commentaries etc. A periodical. 2nd edition. With appendix. (Birmingham) 1774. TOMLINSON (THOMAS). - 1774
41; 5899 - TOULMIN (J) The reciprocal duties of ministers and people, illustrated and enforced. Sermon at Dudley, 1813. 22pp. - 1813
41; 5899 - The reciprocal duties of ministers and people illustrated and enforced : a sermon preached at Dudley, 1813. - 1813
41; 6230 - Croft (G) Sermons, including a series of discourses on the Minor Prophets (and sermons in St. Martin's, Birmingham) 2 volumes. Vol. 2. 1811. St. Martin's Church and Parish. - 1811
41; 6367 - COMBER (T) Friendly and seasonable advice to the Roman Catholics of England. 4th edition, with appendix and notes by W.F. Hook. - 1829
41; 6377 - PARKER (S.W.L.) The stomach in its morbid states etc. - 1838
41; 6377 - The stomach in its morbid states : being a practical inquiry into the nature and treatment of diseases of that organ ; and into the influence they exercise upon the origin, progress, and termination of diseases of the liver, heart, lungs, and brain. - 1838
41; 6379 - Brailsford (J) Thirteen Sermons, on various subjects. Printed by Pearson and Rollason. 1776. Copy on microfilm. BASKERVILLE (JOHN) Books printed by other printers with his types.
41; 6379 - Thirteen sermons on various subjects. - 1776
41; 6394 - KNIGHT (H) Multiplication tables. Derived from a theorem of S. Slonimski, with directions for use. 24pp. - 1847
41; 6394 - Multiplication tablets derived from a theorem of S. Slonimski / the tablet arrangement by H. Knight. - 1847
41; 6395 - KENNEDY (R) Thoughts on the music and words of psalmody, as at present in use among the members of the Church of England - nd
41; 6420 - MOORE (H) The life of Mrs Mary Fletcher. Compiled from her journal etc. - 1817
41; 6420 - The life of Mrs. Mary Fletcher, consort and relict of the Rev. John Fletcher, vicar of Madely, Salop. : compiled from her journal and other authentic documents / by Henry Moore. - 1817
41; 6461 - Sermons on practical subjects. - 1790
41; 6461 - YOUNG (W.T.) Sermons on practical subjects etc. 2 volumes.
41; 6466 - Sermons on various subjects. - 1800
41; 6466 - WATERS (E.P.) Sermons on various subjects - 1800
41; 6476 - A concise English grammer. - 1795
41; 6476 - RHODES (B) A concise English grammar, rendered easy to every capacity etc. - 1795
41; 6717 - Eighteen practical sermons, upon interesting subjects, preached in St. Martin's Church and St. Bartholomew's Chapel, Birmingham. 1787. JABET (WILLIAM). - 1787
41; 6720 - Critical essays on the dramatic excellencies of the Young Roscius (BETTY (WILLIAM HENRY WEST)), by Gentlemen of distinguished literary talents etc. 1805 - 1805
41; 8881 - Essays of a Birmingham manufacturer. 4 volumes. 1869-72. *SARGANT (WILLIAM LUCAS).
41; 8882 - Middle-class education. With references to Hazelwood School. In Sargant (W.L.) Essays of a Birmingham manufacturer. Vol.2. 1870. *SARGANT (WILLIAM LUCAS). - 1870
41; 8884 - Sargant (W.L.) School boards and the irreconcileables. Reprinted from Essays of a Birmingham manufacturer. In Sargant (W.L.) Essays of a Birmingham manufacturer. Vol. 4. 1872. School Board (1870 - 1903). - 1872
41; 12398 - DEAKIN (F) A treatise on the nature and design of the Scripture covenants - 1816
41; 12431 - MILLER (J.C.) Which? or neither? An examination of the Education Bills of Lord John Russell and Sir J.S. Pakington. 45pp. - 1855
41; 14211 - SMITH (PRIESTLEY) Glaucoma : its causes, symptoms, pathology and treatment. Illus. - 1879
41; 15176 - JAMES (J.A.) Ministerial duties stated and enforced. A pastoral charge to the Rev. Thomas James, at his ordination over the Independent Church assembling in City Chapel, London. 47pp. - 1816
41; 15177 - LAYMAN (A) pseud. A letter to the Rev. John Eagleton, recommending the preaching of the Apostles as a model for his own teaching, with remarks on his nine points. 22pp. - 1825
41; 15178 - JAMES (J.A.) God's voice from China to the British Churches. 58pp. - 1858
41; 15187 - MILLER (J.C.) Special services in the Church of England. A letter to the Earl of Shaftesbury etc., on his bill, intituled "An act to amend an act for securing the liberty of religious worship" 26pp. - 1858
41; 15371 - PROUD (J) The aged minister's last legacy to the New Church, signified by the New Jerusalem in the Apocalypse etc. Port. - 1818
41; 16370 - JAMES (J.A.) Christian fellowship; or, The church member's guide. With a pastoral charge, delivered to T. James - 1822
41; 21369 - SAWYER (Sir J.) A guide to the physical diagnosis of the diseases of the lungs and heart etc. - 1870
41; 25725 - MILLER (J.C.) The dying judge's charge, a plea for the recreation of the working classes, as essential to their social and religious elevation. A sermon preached in St. Mary's Church, Warwick. 44pp. - 1854
41; 26077 - ADAMS (F) Lord Brougham. A biographical sketch. 26pp. - 1869
41; 26078 - Some thoughts on pauperism. From Essays by members of the Birmingham Speculative Club. 1870. HILL (ALFRED) J.P.. - 1870
41; 33532 - SHORTHOUSE (J. H.) John Inglesant; a romance. First edition, privately printed. (Another copy, with cuttings.)
41; 33659 - RAGG (T) Creation's testimony to its God etc. 2nd edition - 1855
41; 34988 - The Memory of George Dawson. Discourse in the Church of the Messiah, Birmingham, 1876. 16pp. 1876. CROSSKEY (Rev. HENRY WILLIAM) of the Church of the Messiah. - 1876
41; 35008 - The Reprover Admonished, etc. By a Churchman. A defence of the drama in Birmingham and a reply to J.A. James's 'Scoffer Admonished, etc.' 35pp. 1824. *BUNN (ALFRED) manager of the Theatre Royal, Birmingham. - 1824
41; 36057 - GALTON (J. TERTIUS) A chart exhibiting the amount of Bank of England notes in circulation, the rate of foreign exchanges, and the prices of gold and silver bullion, and of wheat (1760 - 1812), with observations. Chart. 32pp. - 1813
41; 36058 - ATTWOOD (THOMAS) Observations on currency, population, and pauperism, in two letters to Arthur Young, Esq. - 1818
41; 36244 - An address to the members of the Eclectic Society of Birmingham at their first public meeting. 16pp. 1846. DAWSON (GEORGE). - 1846
41; 36947 - LANGFORD (J.A.) The king and the commoner. A historical play. 87pp. - 1870
41; 44848 - YATES (J) The effects of drinking spirituous, and other intoxicating liquors, described in four sermons, preached at Glasgow etc. 2nd edition. 71pp.
41; 44849 - SPOONER (R) The Roman Catholic Church of Maynooth: its immoral, unconstitutional and anti-social teaching exposed in the speeches of R. Spooner, and an appendix (ed. by G.S. Bull) - 1861
41; 50519 - SHORTHOUSE (J. H.) On the Platonism of Wordsworth. A paper read to the Wordsworth Society. July 9, 1881. 14pp. - 1881
41; 51013 - TAYLOR (W) The ready reckoner, or, Trader's correct guide, etc. - 1792
41; 53591 - FRERE (B) The adventures of a dramatist, on a journey to the London managers. 2 volumes - 1813
41; 53591 - The adventures of a dramatist, on a journey to the London managers, in two volumes. - 1813
41; 55006 - TAYLOR (W) The arithmetician's guide. A complete exercise book for the use of schools and teachers. With key. 2 volumes - 1788
41; 55007 - TAYLOR (W) The arithmetician's guide. A complete exercise book for the use of schools and teachers. With key. 2 volumes 2nd edition - 1793
41; 55014 - GODDARD (S.A.) The depression of businees. A few words etc. Refers to the monetary system. 19pp. - 1868
41; 55353 - SMITH (J.T.) A popular view of the progress of philosophy among the ancients - 1836
41; 55385 - PALMER (S) Popular illustrations of medicine - 1829
41; 56133 - Dawson (G) Two lectures on the "Papal aggression" controversy. Delivered in the Town Hall, Birmingham. 2 volumes. 19pp. 16pp. 1851. Town Hall (Concerts, Lectures, Meetings etc., held in the). - 1851
41; 56135 - More last words. Mr. G. Dawson and the papal aggression. Reply to his speech at the Birmingham town's meeting, December 11th, 1850. 28pp. 1851. DOUGLAS (R.K.). - 1851
41; 56446 - Sermons. - 1652
41; 57594 - CRANE (J) of Birmingham. The Book of Psalms. A new version - 1858
41; 57595 - CATTELL (C.C.) A string of pearls from the masters of thought and language - 1876
41; 57597 - GREEN (M) An English grammar. New and revised edition - 1866
41; 57598 - ELKINGTON (G) A practical demonstration of the human skeleton. - 1836
41; 57614 - FOYE (M.W.) The early Irish Church. A sketch of its history and doctrine. - 1845
41; 57615 - FINCH (C.I.) Scripture history, designed for the use of young persons. 2 volumes - 1846
41; 57616 - DARWALL (J) Plain instructions for the management of infants etc. With an essay on spinal and cerebral irritataion - 1830
41; 57617 - COX (W.S.) A synopsis of the bones, ligaments, muscles, bloodvessels and nerves of the human body. Illus. - 1831
41; 57641 - GRIFFITHS (D) Simplified Gospel harmony. The four inspired narratives of Our Lord's life and ministry. - 1857
41; 57644 - Lectures to children and young people in a catechetical method, consisting of three catchisms, etc., by S. Bourn. (Birmingham : printed by T. Warren, for the author, and sold in London by Richard Ford) 1738. Printing. Books printed in Birmingham. - 1738
41; 57648 - SMITH (WILLIAM HAWKES) Letters on social science. 70pp. - 1839
41; 57652 - PALMER (S.) A pentaglot dictionary of the terms employed in medicine and allied subjects etc. - 1845
41; 57658 - MARRYAT (T) The art of healing; or, A new practice of physic. 5th edition - 1776
41; 57660 - PEACH (E.) Practical reflections exemplified; or, An abridged account of the life of the Saint for every day of the year etc. 2 volumes. Port. - 1838
41; 57660 - Practical reflections exemplified, or, An abridged account of the life of the saint for every day of the year, followed by suitable reflections on the life of that saint. - 1838
41; 57664 - WITHERING (W) An arrangement of British plants, according to the latest improvements of the Linnæan system. With an easy introduction to the study of botany. 3rd edition, with MS corrections for the 4th edition. Vol. 1 imperfect. Col. illus. 4 volumes - 1796
41; 57670 - Religious education, begun and carried on in three catechisms. By S. Bourn. (Birmingham : printed by T. Warren, and sold in London, by Jacob Robinson) 1748 NOTE - Another edition of Lectures to children and young people, 1738 and 1739 above. Printing. Books printed in Birmingham. - 1738-1748
41; 57683 - WILSON (J) Biography of the blind etc. 3rd edn. - 1835
41; 57685 - PARKES (J) A history of the Court of Chancery etc. - 1828
41; 57694 - GROTIUS (H) On the truth of Christianity. Translated by S. Madan - 1797
41; 57699 - BREE (R) A practical inquiry on disordered respiration, distinguishing convulsive asthma, its causes, and cure - 1797
41; 57714 - CROFT (G) A short commentary on the moral writings of W. Paley and T. Gisborne. With Observations on the duties of trustees and conductors of grammar schools; and two sermons - 1797
41; 57722 - TAYLOR (W) The measurer's assistant; or, Mensuration made easy, etc. 2nd edition. - 1822
41; 57730 - JONES (S.M.) The young man's study and commercial hints etc. - 1842
41; 57732 - Observations on cholera, made during a visit to Sunderland (and Newcastle- upon-Tyne), undertaken by direction of the Birmingham Town Infirmary Board of Health, 1831. 63pp. 1832. PARSONS (GEORGE). - 1832
41; 57736 - LAWRENCE (R) An inquiry into the structure and animal economy of the horse. Illus. 2nd edition - 1803
41; 57738 - TOULMIN (J) Posthumous discourses. Edited by T. Browne - 1818
41; 57739 - RILAND (J) The scriptural preservative of women from ruin etc. 30pp. - 1782
41; 57740 - INGLEBY (J.T.) Facts and cases in obstetric medicine etc. - 1836
41; 57742 - JAMES (J.A.) Dissent and the Church of England; or, A defence of the principles of Nonconformity, contained in "The Church member's guide", in reply to a pamphlet, by J. Cawood, entitled "The Church of England and Dissent" - 1831
41; 57744 - MURPHY (J.L.) An essay towards a science of consciousness etc. - 1838
41; 57745 - George Jackson, the St. Andrew's student. A novel - 1875
41; 57746 - HAUFF (W) The cold heart. A story. Translated from the German by F.A. Lehfeldt. - 1867
41; 57750 - LEA (W) Tables of the strength and deflection of timber. 2nd issue. Dgms. - 1861
41; 61066 - RESIDENT OF BIRMINGHAM (A) pseud. The impolicy of captial punishment considered etc. 64pp. - 1864
41; 61068 - STOKES (W) The Russians - The Turks - and the peace party. 46pp. - 1854
41; 61070 - JOHNSTONE (J) Medical jurisprudence. On madness. 48pp. - 1800
41; 61075 - BEDDOW (Rev. GEORGE) A few truths of Revelation, illustrated by glimpses of science. A lecture before the Amblecote Church of England Young Men's Association. 16pp. - 1847
41; 61816 - MOORE (H) The life of Mrs Mary Fletcher. Compiled from her journal etc. Vol. 1. NOTE - Wants Vol. 2 - 1817
41; 61893 - LAWRENCE (R) Observations on the causes which constitute unsoundness in horses. 83pp. - 1809
41; 61896 - PHIPSON (E.T.) Chronology. With a brief outline of history, and a memoria technica, on Dr. R. Grey's system. - nd
41; 61897 - PARKER (S.W.L.) The modern treatment of cancerous diseases by caustics of enucleation etc. 49pp. - 1867
41; 61899 - VALENTINE (T) A dictionary of terms used in music. 56pp. - 1822
41; 61901 - FIFE (G) Trial of William Palmer for the murder of J.P. Cook. Abstract and analysis of the evidence. - 1856
41; 61903 - WALTON (I) and HENN (J) A new system of teaching the fundamental rules of arithmetic etc. - 1848
41; 61904 - The Message of Christianity. Lectures to working men. 96pp. c.1855. *LANDELS (WILLIAM) minister of the Circus Chapel, Birmingham. - 1855
41; 61906 - LUCKCOCK (Mrs HOWARD) Selections from the Old Testament. 96pp.
41; 61907 - GREEN (M) An English grammar - 1837
41; 61952 - ROSCHER (A.F.) The influences of music and the utility of arithmetic. Lectures. 2nd edition. 37pp. - ND
41; 61966 - CATTELL (C.C.) Laconics for free inquirers. Extracted from the best authors. 88pp. - 1855
41; 62034 - The Medical miscellany. A collection of cases, tracts, and commentaries etc. A periodical. (Birmingham) Illus. Bibliography. 1769. TOMLINSON (THOMAS). - 1769
41; 62308 - "The Coming city" A sermon preached in Park Road Congregational Chapel, Aston. 8pp. 1878. TOMS (Rev. JOSEPH HENWOOD) minister of Park Road Chapel, Aston. - 1878
41; 62418 - BERINGTON (JOSEPH) An address to the Protestant dissenters, who have lately petitioned for a repeal of the Corporation and Tests Acts. 56pp. - 1787
41; 62434 - BERINGTON (JOSEPH) Reflections addressed to Rev. J. Hawkins. With an exposition of Roman Catholic principles etc. - 1785
41; 62443 - CROMPTON (SUSAN F.) (Mrs G. Dawson) Stories for Sunday afternoons. From the creation to the advent of the Messiah. Bible stories for children. - 1845
41; 62446 - RILAND (J) The Christian a new creature in Christ. A sermon on 2 Cor. v.17. 23pp. - 1762
41; 62466 - MORFITT (J) The British tocsin; or, War with France justified. 40pp. - 1803
41; 62467 - CROFT (G) Plans of parliamentary reform proved to be visionary, in a letter to the Rev. C. Wyvill. 28pp. - 1793
41; 62469 - Familiar letters on misanthropy. A reply to Rev. J. Edwards and Rev. E. Burn. 79pp. 1794. *MERCATOR, A MECHANIC OF BIRMINGHAM. (pseud.). - 1794
41; 62471 - ATTWOOD (THOMAS) Letter to the Earl of Liverpool, on the reports of the committees of the Houses of Parliament, on the questions of the Bank Restriction Act. 46pp. NOTE - Bound with 109084 below - 1819
41; 62729 - ATTWOOD (THOMAS) A letter to the Rt. Hon. Nicholas Vansittart, on the creation of money, and on its action upon national prosperity - 1817
41; 62732 - GODDARD (S.A.) Miscellaneous letters on currency, free trade etc. 46pp. - 1847
41; 62770 - Essays by William Hammond and James Wilkes. I On the anatomy etc. of the great sympathetic nerve II. The anatomy of inguinal hernia. To which were adjudged the prizes of the Birmingham School of Medicine and Surgery, 1832. 44pp. 22pp. 1833. WILKES (JAMES). - 1833
41; 62772 - LIPSCOMB (G) Observations on the history and cause of asthma; and a review of "A practical enquiry on disordered respiration" in a letter to R. Bree, author of that work - 1800
41; 63016 - JAMES (J.A.) Dissent and the Church of England; or, A defence of the principles of Nonconformity, contained in "The Church member's guide", in reply to a pamphlet, by J. Cawood, entitled "The Church of England and Dissent" - 1830
41; 63032 - GAMGEE (J.S.) Medical reform. The present crisis. 24pp. - 1870
41; 63090 - MURPHY (J.L.) The elements of socialism. Compiled by the author of "An essay towards a science of consciousness". 28pp. - 1840
41; 63210 - MUNTZ (G.F.) Three letters to the Duke of Wellington, in 1829 and 1830, upon the distressed state of the country. 2nd edition. 27pp. - 1835
41; 63276 - HALLIDAY (T) Numerical games, consisting of practical exercises in arithmetic, accompanied with a pack of cards. Proof copy, with manuscript corrections and appendix
41; 63430 - PHIPSON (E) War justified. An appeal to Scripture and common sense. By a Lover of peace - 1869
41; 63449 - TAYLOR (W) The arithmetician's guide. A complete exercise book for the use of schools and teachers. With key. 2 volumes 3rd edition - 1801
41; 63604 - UNDRELL (W) The Bacchanalian, or Votaries of Bacchus. Remarks upon drunkeness. With extracts from the works of S. Mason, on the use of tobacco and snuff etc. 31pp. - 1794
41; 63641 - ROBERTS (R) A defence of the faith proclaimed in ancient times, now revived in the Christadelphians etc. 92pp. - 1868
41; 63988 - HIBBS (C) The new era inaugurated by the Reform Bill of 1867. 16pp.
41; 63990 - LANGFORD (J.A.) The war with Russia; its origin and cause. A reply to the letter of J. Bright, M.P. 20pp. - 1855
41; 63991 - A plea for the rights and liberties of religious women with reference to the bill proposed by Mr. Lacy. - 1851
41; 64007 - HART (J) A practical treatise on the construction of oblique arches. Illus. 32pp. - 1836
41; 64009 - Additional observations on the present alarming crisis. Part 2. - 1797
41; 64060 - BURN (E) The fact; or an authentic instance of demoniacal possession improved. A sermon. 25pp. - 1788
41; 64072 - Jesus Christ a divine Teacher. A sermon preached at Shrewsbury, at the ordination of J. Orton. By J. Mottershead. With a charge, by S. Bourn. (Birmingham : printed by T. Warren, bookseller at the corner of Moor Street in the Bull Ring) 63pp. 1745. Printing. Books printed in Birmingham. - 1745
41; 64089 - BERINGTON (JOSEPH) An address to the Protestant dissenters, who have lately petitioned for a repeal of the Corporation and Tests Acts. 2nd edition. Containing a letter from J. Priestley. 61pp - 1787
41; 64211 - Reply to G. Dawson's published eulogium of Swedenborg and his writings. Lecture in the Music Hall, Birmingham, 1858. 20pp. BRINDLEY (JOHN) LL.D. - 1858
41; 64385 - EDMONDS (G.) The philosophic alphabet, with an explanation of its principles etc. - 1832
41; 64543 - TAYLOR (W) A complete system of practical arithmetic; etc. 2nd edition. Illus. Tables. - 1800
41; 64693 - The Medical education of women. Read before the Birmingham and Midland Branch of the British Medical Association. 16pp. 1874. *TAIT (ROBERT LAWSON). - 1874
41; 64694 - GAMGEE (J.S.) Sir Charles Bell and Sir James Simpson. A biographical study. Reprinted from the "Birmingham Medical Review" 18pp. - 1875
41; 64858 - KING (G) Advice to gas consumers on gas economy etc. Illus. forms. 34pp.
41; 65423 - GUTTERIDGE (T) Lithotomy. A letter to Lord Wrottesley. 4th thousand. 28pp. - 1865
41; 66468 - SHORTHOUSE (J. H.) On the Platonism of Wordsworth. A paper read to the Wordsworth Society. July 9, 1881. 14pp. - 1881
41; 66689 - TAYLOR (W) The arithmetician's guide. A complete exercise book for the use of schools and teachers. With key. 2 volumes 4th edition - 1803
41; 66878 - GOVER (Rev. W.) The Irish Church, its disestablishment and future : reasons and hopes. A letter to a friend in Ireland. 22pp. - 1869
41; 66890 - A discourse in the Baptist Chapel, King's Norton, 1876, on the death of G. Dawson. 15pp. 1877. TAPLIN (Rev. JAMES). - 1877
41; 67038 - LLOYD (S) The fourth centenary of Martin Luther. Luther : an auto-biographical sketch etc. By S. Lloyd. Photograph. 47pp. - 1883
41; 67128 - Kossuth, Mazzini, Urquhart, and the Conferences (on the war with Russia, etc., held in Birmingham) With a letter from G. Dawson. 16pp. 1855. *LANGFORD (JOHN ALFRED). - 1855
41; 68189 - The Future of women. From Essays by Members of the Birmingham Speculative Club. 1870 53pp. *MATHEWS (CHARLES EDWARD).
41; 68393 - LUCKCOCK (JAMES) An appeal to the British nation on the folly and criminality of war. By Irenæus. 36pp. - 1811
41; 68400 - MILLER (J.C.) Bible inspiration vindicated. An essay on "Essays and Reviews" 97pp. - 1861
41; 68445 - The Christian Sunday not the Jewish Sabbath. Three discourses at the Church of the Saviour, Birmingham, 1856. 37pp. DAWSON (GEORGE).
41; 68902 - School Records, or select papers on the principles and practical methods of Education (observed and used at the author's schools in Birmingham). 49pp. 1832. BUTLER (JAMES). - 1832
41; 69287 - CORRIE (Rev. J.) Reflections on the exercise of private judgment in matters of religion. Discourse at Dudley. 30pp. - 1804
41; 69291 - KENRICK (J) The necessity of revelation to teach the doctrine of a future life. A sermon. 34pp. - 1813
41; 69442 - Birmingham Junior Liberal Association and Club. Speech on the Dale D/1 Bradlaugh question. 8pp. 1882. *DALE (ROBERT WILLIAM) minister at Carr's Lane Chapel. - 1882
41; 72197 - BOYDEN (H) Ministers of health : sketches, mystic and moral. - 1861
41; 72302 - The question : all about the land question, from all points of view. - 1881
41; 77262 - BURN (E) Serious hints: addressed to the clergy, at this momentous crisis, in a sermon. 36pp. - 1798
41; 80215 - WITHERING (W) A botanical arrangement of all the vegetables naturally growing in Britain, etc. With an easy introduction to the study of botany. Illus. 2 vols. - 1776
41; 81342 - Suboppidanus (pseud.) Dr. Dale in a muddle or "A letter to the Two Dale D/1 Thousand" briefly considered. 8pp. 1886. DALE (ROBERT WILLIAM) minister of Carr's Lane Chapel. Works relating. - 1886
41; 82696 - LIPSCOMB (G) A description of Matlock Bath etc. - 1802
41; 83636 - HODGSON (G) Twelve sermons illustrative of some of the leading doctrines of the Gospel etc. - 1825
41; 86600 - NORRIS (R) The physiology and pathology of the blood etc. Illus. - 1882
41; 87069 - NELSON (D) On the principles of health and disease. An inaugural dissertation of the University of Edinburgh - 1850
41; 87218 - SAWYER (Sir J.) Contributions to practical medicine - 1886
41; 87668 - KEATING (ELIZA H.) Raymond Bury: a tale. Illus. - 1853
41; 87669 - BOYDEN (H) Ministers of health : sketches, mystic and moral. Re-issue of 1861 edition with new title page
41; 87670 - CUCKSON (J) ed. Religious services for Sunday schools - 1878
41; 89153 - FLETCHER (G) The Provincialist. A series of tales, essays and stanzas. Port - 1857
41; 90976 - GALTON (A) The character and times of Thomas Cromwell. A 16th century criticism - 1887
41; 94104 - SUCKLING (C.W.) The brain and its troubles. Hints to brain workers. 16pp. - 1887
41; 94471 - FREEMAN (LUCY H.) The Augustine memorial. A description of the monument erected in the Isle of Thanet, to commemorate the landing of St. Augustine in England. Illus. 15pp. - 1884
41; 94475 - Dawson (G) The Tichborne trial, and some questions arising out of it. Lecture in the Town Hall, Birmingham 1874. 16pp. 1884. Town Hall (Concerts, Lectures, Meetings etc., held in the). - 1884
41; 97020 - Lectures on the treatment of the common diseases of the skin. Post-Graduate lectures for the Birmingham Medical Institute. 1888. SIMON (Sir ROBERT MICHAEL). - 1888
41; 98069 - NELSON (D) The being and attributes of the Godhead, as evidenced in creation - 1872
41; 99291 - TAIT (R. LAWSON) Lectures on ectopic pregnancy and pelvic haematocele. Illus. - 1888
41; 99301 - BERINGTON (JOSEPH) An essay on the depravity of the nation, with a view to the promotion of Sunday schools etc. 50pp. - 1788
41; 99302 - BERINGTON (JOSEPH) The rights of dissenters from the Established Church, in relation, principally, to English Catholics. 66pp. - 1789
41; 106940 - TAYLOR (W) A collection of tables; for the use of officers of revenue of excise, etc. 84 pp. - 1783
41; 107538 - JORDAN (F) Character as seen in body and parentage etc. New edition - 1890
41; 109084 - ATTWOOD (THOMAS) A second letter to the Earl of Liverpool, on the bank reports, as occasioning the national dangers and distresses NOTE - Bound with 62471 above - 1819
41; 109128 - MUNTZ (G.F.) Three letters to the Duke of Wellington, in 1829 and 1830, upon the distressed state of the country. 23pp. - 1830
41; 109839 - Prize essay. The Age; its privileges and requirements. Awarded first of two prizes offered to members of St. Martin’s Working Men’s Association, Birmingham. 31pp. 1855. HINE (FREDERICK). - 1855
41; 111026 - DU SAUSSEY (M) Dialogues on the French personal pronouns etc. - 1818
41; 112009 - SMITH (PRIESTLEY) On the pathology and treatment of glaucoma. Erasmus Wilson Lectures at the Royal College of Surgeons of England, 1889. Illus. - 1891
41; 112018 - SAWYER (Sir J.) Contributions to practical medicine. 2nd edition, revised and enlarged - 1891
41; 112646 - ANDERTON (THOMAS) Letters from a country house. - 1891
41; 112701 - JORDAN (F) Body, parentage and character in history. Notes on the Tudor period. 82pp. - 1890
41; 114461 - On gambling. With special reference to Birmingham. Written at the request of the Birmingham Sunday School Union. 17pp. 1892. MANTON (HENRY) Alderman. - 1892
41; 114860 - NOTELLE (L) The French peasantry since the revolution of 1789. 64pp. - 1892
41; 115080 - WRIGHT (W) A few facts about Brazil. By a Twenty years' resident in that country. 53pp. - 1892
41; 115084 - SMITH (W.B.) The sins and wretchedness of Christendom. Lenten and paschal sermons - 1862
41; 115540 - Sermons at the New Meeting, Birmingham. 1848. *KENTISH (Rev. JOHN) of the New Meeting. - 1848
41; 115789 - KENTISH (J) Notes and comments on passages of Scripture. - 1844
41; 116596 - RAGG (T) Man's dreams and God's realities; or, Sceince correcting sceptical errors - 1858
41; 118400 - Outlines of Practical Education: studies pursued at the author's school in Birmingham. 1828. BUTLER (JAMES). - 1828
41; 120665 - WILSON (J) Biography of the blind etc. 2nd edn. Frontis. - 1833
41; 120668 - KENTISH (J) ed. A collection of prayers, for the use of families etc. 3rd edition - 1827
41; 120798 - MAHONY (J.W.) England's falling workshop etc. - 1893
41; 122277 - KENNEDY (R) Thoughts on the music and words of psalmody, as at present in use among the members of the Church of England - 1821
41; 122277 - Thoughts on the music and words of Psalmody : as at present in use among the members of the Church of England / by Rann Kennedy. - 1821
41; 122932 - BUCKLEY (R.J.) Ireland as it is and as it would be under Home Rule. Sixty-two letters written by the Special Commissioner of the Birmingham Daily Gazette, 1893. Map. - 1893
41; 125043 - Notes and recollections of sermons preached by the late J.G. Breay at Christ Church, Birmingham. 1840. BREAY (Rev. JOHN GEORGE) of Christ Church, Works relating to. - 1840
41; 125349 - MUNTZ (G.F.) Letters upon corn and currency, 1840. 23pp. - 1841
41; 125647 - JAMES (J.A.) The Sunday school teachers' guide. 12th edition - 1830
41; 126639 - GREEN (J.L.) The rural industries of England. With an introduction by J. Collings - 1895
41; 128902 - BRIGHT (J) Letters on Home Rule. 16pp. - 1892
41; 130505 - The Scotch Education Bill. A speech published for the Central Dale D/1 Nonconformist Committee. 16pp. 1872. *DALE (ROBERT WILLIAM) minister at Carr's Lane Chapel. - 1872
41; 130506 - HILL (M) The Sabbath primeval. A reply to G. Dawson 36pp. - 1856
41; 132538 - HODGSON (B) Spiritual truth and common sense. A plea for spiritualism. 36pp. - 1895
41; 133166 - COLLINGE (W.E.) The skull of the dog. A manual for students. - 1890
41; 134531 - SOUTHALL (W) Organic materia medica etc. 5th and enlarged edition. By J. Barclay - 1896
41; 135218 - DENT (R.K.) The cathedrals of England and Wales through a camera. With supplement. Illus. - 1896
41; 135449 - The Queen's preferment / illustrated by H.A. Payne. - 1896
41; 135908 - HILL (M) The typical testimony to the Messiah; or, The analogy of the Scriptures in relation to typical persons. - 1862
41; 137480 - Royal Commission of Liquor Licensing Laws. Minutes of evidence. (Birmingham. Vol. 1. pp. 230 – 259) 1897. Licensing and Licensed Houses. - 1897
41; 137520 - MALINS (J) The Shakespearian temperance kalendar and birthday autograph album
41; 137632 - TANGYE (Sir R.) Some peculiar beggars. Illus. Privately printed. 24pp. - 1897
41; 142561 - PARTRIDGE (J.A.) Citizenship versus secularists and sacerdotalists in the matter of national teaching. 73pp. - 1876
41; 144968 - HOLLINS (W) The British standard for the capital letters contained in the Roman alphabet etc. With appendix. Illus. 21pp. - 1813
41; 148288 - HUTTON (W) A description of Blackpool etc. 55pp. - 1789
41; 151379 - FOXWELL (W.A.) The Bradshaw Lecture on the causation of functional heart murmurs. Illus. 48pp. - 1899
41; 151973 - The enlarged cirrhotic liver. Paper before the Birmingham and Midland Branch of the British Medical Association 1895. 30pp. 1896. *FOXWELL (WILLIAM ARTHUR). - 1896
41; 157784 - ALBITÈS (A) How to speak French. Forty conversations in Paris. English and French - 1844
41; 169653 - SAWYER (Sir J.) Contributions to practical medicine. 3rd edition - 1902
41; 173438 - READ (F.T.) A tramp's wallet. Wayside stories and poems of Warwick, Devon and Cornwall. Frontis - 1902
41; 174681 - KEMPSON (E.H.) To the girls of old England. A letter by Grandpère Edmond. Large paper copy with presentation inscription addressed to the Princess of Wales. 4th edition. (Two letteers) 54pp. - 1891
41; 177429 - The Watch-man's voice, giving warning to all men of the dreadful day of the Lord, which he apprehends to be at hand; that they may take a due care to saye their souls and lives that they perish not therein, and that their blood may not be required at his - 1695
41; 177755 - A letter of a Protestant clergy-man to the reverend clergy of the Church of England, and to all other good Protestants, advertising them from the sacred Revelation of St. John of the evil which he apprehends to be coming upon the Protestant Church, &c. / - 1695
41; 177756 - Contrariety of popery to the word of God. - 1695
41; 177788 - A farther warning of the second dreadful wo that is now at hand : and of the third dreadful wo which cometh soon after it [with m.s. notes]. - 1702
41; 177789 - A farther warning of popery and of the second dreadful wo that are now certainly at hand : and of the third dreadful wo, which cometh soon after them. - 1710
41; 177922 - An essay on the small pox. By Charles Perry. (Birmingham : printed and sold by T. Aris, in the High Street) 1747. Printing. Books printed in Birmingham. - 1747
41; 178005 - EAGLETON (Rev. J.) Infants the subjects, and sprinkling the mode of baptism. A sermon at Coventry, 1809. 31pp. - ?1809
41; 178013 - HOOK (W.F.) The Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, recommended to the support of churchmen, in a sermon at Coventry etc. 39pp. - 1830
41; 180027 - SAWYER (Sir J.) Insomnia : its causes and cure. Reprinted from "Contributions to practical medicine" 4th edition - 1904
41; 180785 - SAWYER (Sir J.) Contributions to practical medicine. 4th edition - 1904
41; 182501 - SPURRIER (W.J.) Rhyl and the Vale of Clwyd, 1892-3. New edition. Illus. 32pp. - 1894
41; 182506 - SPURRIER (W.J.) Rhyl and the Vale of Clwyd, 1892-3. Illus. 28pp.
41; 183775 - ORTON (J. L.) Three aspects of voice production : physiological, practical, hygenic. 44pp. - 1904
41; 184169 - A practical treatise on the diseases of the teeth : in which the origin and nature of decay are explained ; and the means of prevention pointed out / by William Robertson. - 1835
41; 188781 - WILLS (A.W.) Sunny days in Burma. Edited by W. L. Wills. Illus. Privately Printed - 1905
41; 188947 - JAMES (J.A.) Christian fellowship; or, The church member's guide. With a pastoral charge, delivered to T. James. 10th edition - 1841
41; 189908 - The Brassworkers and Metal Mechanics of Berlin (with an account of a second visit to Germany). National Society of Amalgamated Brassworkers and Metal Mechanics. (Birmingham) Illus. 15pp. 1905?. *DAVIS (WILLIAM JOHN).
41; 190587 - SUCKLING (C.W.) Movable kidney. Illus. - 1905
41; 193511 - Admonition to those who seldom attend public worship. Preface to an address by Rev. S. Madan etc. 36pp. 1795. VILLERS (W) Birmingham magistrate. - 1795
41; 193512 - PEARSON (R) A short account of the nature and properties of different kinds of airs, so far as relates to medicinal use etc. 27pp. - 1795
41; 194169 - ROBERTSON (W) A practical treatise on the diseases of the teeth etc. - 1835
41; 194171 - BENNET (GEORGIANA) Fancy sketches; or, Tales for leisure hours - 1838
41; 194409 - LAKIN-SMITH (H) Incidence of income tax and some suggestions for reform. An address to the National Association of British and Irish millers etc. 15pp. - 1905
41; 198883 - Letter, with an appendix, to Lord Lyttelton on the authenticity of certain titles claimed by S. Wright. 8pp. 1853. NELSON (DAVID). - 1853
41; 199020 - SKETCHLEY (J.) A review of European society, with an exposition and vindication of the principles of social democracy. - 1885
41; 202153 - RAGG (T) Creation's testimony to its God etc. 6th edition - 1857
41; 202159 - MORFITT (J) Observations on the present alarming crisis: addressed to the nobility and clergy. 3rd edition. And additional observations. Part 2. 2 volumes. 29pp. 26pp. - 1797
41; 202168 - MARRYAT (T) The art of healing; or, A new practice of physic. 6th edition - 1777
41; 204004 - BURRITT (E) Thoughts and notes at home and abroad. - 1868
41; 204198 - A little primer of Christian socialism. - 1907
41; 205828 - LLOYD (S) Trade free and protected, with the tale, The three bachelors etc. Re-issue of 45 copies - 1908
41; 208436 - SAWYER (Sir J.) Points of practice in maladies of the heart. Lumleian lectures at the Royal College of Physicians of London - 1908
41; 209806 - Seventy sermons on the doctrines and duties of Christianity. - 1807
41; 209806 - YOUNG (W.T.) Seventy sermons, on the doctrines and duties of Christianity etc. 2 volumes - 1807
41; 209862 - The Ripest teaching of Mr. G. Dawson, gathered from forty sermons preached in the last year of his life. A discourse in the Church of the Saviour, Birmingham. 47pp. 1880. *ST. CLAIR (GEORGE) Minister of the Church of the Saviour. - 1880
41; 209863 - Mr. George Dawson's teaching and its tendency. Mr. Dawson and the Unitarians. Two discourses in the Church of the Saviour, 1882. 20pp. 1882. *ST. CLAIR (GEORGE) Minister of the Church of the Saviour. - 1882
41; 209864 - DAWSON (G) ed. Things to be thought on. Quotations on religious liberty from various authors. Nos. 1 - 4. pp. 8, 8, 8, 8
41; 209866 - DAWSON (G) A letter to the middle classes on the present crisis. 4pp. - 1848
41; 210138 - Contributions to operative and clinical surgery. Including papers before Birmingham Medical Societies. 59pp. 1883. LLOYD (GEORGE JORDAN). - 1883
41; 210153 - Lecture to the Medical Profession (in Birmingham) on 'The Place of the Law of Similars in the Practice of Medicine' 22pp. 1877. BLAKE (JAMES GIBBS). - 1877
41; 210154 - The Silver question. Address at Birmingham, 1886 at a meeting convened by the Chamber of Commerce. Occasional papers issued by the Bi-metallic League, Number 2. 31pp. 1886. GRENFELL (HENRY RIVERSDALE). - 1886
41; 210158 - BRITISH ASS (A) : Member of the Birmingham Philosophical Society etc. (pseud.) Speculations on the future evolution of mankind. 20pp. - 1888
41; 210158 - Speculations on the future evolution of humankind. - 1888
41; 211950 - BURRITT (E) A journal of a visit of three days to Skibbereen, and its neighbourhood. 15pp. - 1847
41; 213018 - A chemical analysis of the water at Caldas da Rainha. - 1795
41; 213078 - A present to youths & young men. - 1908
41; 213078 - A present to youths and young men. Vol. 1. Chapter XI : William Hutton, of Birmingham. (Anon) Illus. 1908. *SHORTHOUSE (EDMUND). - 1908
41; 213834 - DEAKIN (F) The nature and design of the Scripture covenants explained. 2nd edition - 1833
41; 215266 - BEDFORD (W.R.) Two sermons upon the scriptural doctrine of faith. 51pp. - 1828
41; 217851 - JAMES (J.A.) Christian charity explained etc. 7th edition - 1860
41; 217857 - Ilkeston (B.W. Foster, 1st Baron) Method and medicine. Reprinted from Essays of the Speculative Club. 58pp. 1870. Speculative Club (Birmingham). - 1870
41; 219188 - MILWARD (F.V.) Contributions to the study of rectal disease. Illus. - 1909
41; 219459 - ROBERTS (R) Christendom astray etc. NOTE - See also Roberts (R) in Part III of this catalogue - 1899
41; 219932 - Geology of the Birmingham District. Panton Prize Essay at Mason College, 1885. In Naden (Constance) Further reliques. 1891. *NADEN (CONSTANCE CAROLINE WOODHILL). - 1891
41; 221165 - YATES (R.P.) My tour through British dominions across the sea. Port. - nd
41; 221666 - WRIGHT (KATE A.) ed. Dainty poems of the nineteenth century. 4th edition - 1899
41; 222187 - MILWARD (F.V.) Diseases of the rectum etc. Illus. - 1906
41; 223824 - GIBSON (E.M.) A journey round the world. Illus. - 1910
41; 224363 - British railways and goods traffic. Is the foreigner preferred? Birmingham University Gladstone Memorial prize essay. 56pp. 1905?. *EVANS (ALFRED DUDLEY).
41; 225236 - Dent (R.K.) and Hill (J) A Captain of industry (Matthew Boulton) In Dent (R.K.) and Hill (J) Historic Staffordshire. Ports. Illus. 1896. BOULTON (MATTHEW) Works relating to. - 1896
41; 225237 - Historic Worcestershire (containing references to Birmingham) Illus. 1894. BRASSINGTON (WILLIAM SALT) F.S.A. - 1894
41; 225415 - SOUTHALL (W) Organic materia medica etc. 7th edition. Revised and enlarged by E.W. Mann - 1909
41; 225832 - Cotton (J) Some Midland Musings and other verses in the lighter vein. Including The Midland Arts Club. Lines written to accompany toast on the celebration of the 21st anniversary, 1904. 1910. Arts Club (Midland). - 1910
41; 226028 - HARBER (E.J.) Tables for the use of land owners, and others interested in the development of estates and the making of roads - 1910
41; 229099 - GREAVES (J.W.) Three facts of the Christian faith. The incarnation, atonement and resurrection - 1911
41; 229195 - HOPKINS (H) A key to exercises in orthography and composition. 3rd edition - 1846
41; 230037 - MONK (J.L.) Complete guide to the handling and pricing of account and letterpress books. Col. illus. Samples of binding materials. 44pp. - 1900
41; 230449 - PASSMORE (R.B.F.) Edward VII; sportsman. 28pp. - 1910
41; 231591 - Reminiscences and vicissitudes of human life. Including chapters on Birmingham, the riots of 1791 and the Chartists. 1886 NOTE - Fifty copies printed for private circulation. HOLLINS (CHARLES). - 1886
41; 232104 - LODGE (O.W.F.) Summer stories. Only 60 copies printed - 1911
41; 233073 - Modern boxing. With sketch of the career of Anthony Diamond by A.J. Bell. Port. Illus. 1892. DIAMOND (ANTHONY) of Birmingham. - 1892
41; 233074 - CHAVASSE (P.H.) Advice to wives on the management of themselves during pregnancy, labour, and suckling. 2nd edition - 1843
41; 233173 - LUCKCOCK (JAMES) The family book of reference etc. 48pp. - 1834
41; 233225 - GALTON (A) A thought for each day. Passages from sermons. Selected by A.D. 36pp. - 1911
41; 233267 - Memoir of Old Humphrey (i.e. George Mogridge) with Gleanings from his portfolio in prose and verse. New edition. With list of his work. Ports. 1855. MOGRIDGE(GEORGE) "Old Humphrey" Works relating to. - 1855
41; 233343 - HESLOP (T.P.) The abuse of alcohol in the treatment of acute diseases. A review of R.B. Todd's "Clinical lectures on certain acute diseases". 39pp. - 1872
41; 233348 - JAMES (J.A.) The Sunday school teachers' guide. 2nd edition - 1816
41; 233349 - JAMES (J.A.) The Sunday school teachers' guide. 4th edition. With appendix - 1817
41; 233353 - KNOTT (J.A.) "The Hackensac ghost" : or The haunted bridge of Marion. A story. 88pp. - 1888
41; 233364 - Prayers, and other services, in usum Sacelli Erdingtoniensis. With historical and explanatory annotations. 1821. With MS note by W. Hamper. MOGRIDGE (MARK HENRY) Work edited by.
41; 233371 - RAGG (T) Thoughts on salvation. 84pp. - 1842
41; 233379 - THORP (E) Ivy; or the Crushed flowers. A story - 1860
41; 234171 - The rise in prices and the cost of living : an enquiry into its extent and causes / by W.J. Ashley. - 1912
41; 235683 - SAWYER (Sir J.) Insomnia: its causes and treatment. 2nd edition. Reprinted from "Contributions to practical medicine" 5th edition. - 1912
41; 236371 - ROBERTS (R) Christendom astray. Eighteen lectures NOTE - See also Roberts (R) in Section II of this catalogue - 1910
41; 236874 - God's fast : considerations for the use of a serious Christian in view of social perplexities, arranged for the weekdays of Lent. - 1906
41; 237655 - SAWYER (Sir J.) Coprostasis : its causes, prevention and treatment. Reprinted from "Contributions to practical medicine" 5th edition. 74pp. - 1912
41; 238248 - VAUDREY (H.C.) The story of Oak Tree Lodge. Col. illus. 87pp. - 1912
41; 238679 - SIMKINS (J) The pansy: and how to grow and show it. 2nd edition. Illus. - 1891
41; 238835 - MARSHALL (G) A view of the silver coin and coinage of Great Britain, 1662 - 1837 etc. - 1838
41; 238840 - SHOWELL'S Tables of discount and profit, etc. Broadside.
41; 239140 - Gold and prices / by W. J. Ashley ... - 1912
41; 239287 - Rogers (J.G.) and Fairbairn (A.M.) Memorial sermons in Carr's Lane Chapel on the death of R.W. Dale, 1895. Port. 32pp. DALE (ROBERT WILLIAM) minister of Carr's Lane Chapel. Works relating.
41; 239288 - In memory of George Dawson. Sermon in the Church of the Saviour, Birmingham, 1876. 15pp. 1876. *HOPPS (JOHN PAGE). - 1876
41; 239290 - The Signs of the Times. Lectures at Mount Zion Chapel, Birmingham, 1844. 3 volumes. 1844 1. Introductory. 12pp 2. Puseyism. 12pp 3. Free Church of Scotland. 10pp. DAWSON (GEORGE).
41; 239294 - Hall (S.R.) A defence of John Wesley and modern Methodism. Lecture on G. Dawson's opinion of Wesley, in the Music Hall, Birmingham, 1859. 44pp. 1860. Prince of Wales Theatre. - 1860
41; 239353 - JAMES (J.A.) Missionary prospects. A sermon. 50pp. - 1826
41; 239518 - St. John Chrysostom, Arch-Bishop of Constantinople, his six books concerning the priesthood. - 1728
41; 239640 - RYLAND (S) Elements of English grammar. 28pp. - 1870
41; 239643 - Some peculiar beggars : 1896, 1897.
41; 239643 - TANGYE (Sir R.) Some peculiar beggars. Illus. Privately printed. 24pp. - 1896
41; 239659 - CATTELL (C.C.) A search for the first man, and what I found on the way. 68pp. - 1883
41; 240222 - The Anniversary sermon preached at the Church of the Saviour, Birmingham, 1872. 16pp. DAWSON (GEORGE).
41; 240271 - SAWYER (Sir J.) Contributions to practical medicine. 5th edition. Large paper copy - 1912
41; 242187 - ROBERTS (R) Man mortal. A reply to F.W. Grant's "Life and immortality" - 1875
41; 242283 - The Kingdom of God in relation to human affairs. A lecture, 1868. 4th edition. (Birmingham : Christadelphian Publication Society) 20pp. 1873. *ROBERTS (ROBERT) Christadelphian minister. - 1873
41; 242335 - A look round the troubled world; or, The armaments of Europe and Bible prophecy etc. Substance of six lectures delivered in Birmingham etc. 41pp. 1896. *ROBERTS (ROBERT) Christadelphian minister. - 1896
41; 242838 - COLLINGE (W.E.) The food of some British wild birds - 1913
41; 243161 - Pearson (R) Observations on the action of the Broom-seed in Dropsical Affections Illustrated by Charles Docker of Birmingham. 15pp. 1835. - 1835
41; 243223 - Member of the now divided, but ought-to-be united Church of God, at Birmingham (pseud.) A Series of Papers upon the Broken Unity of the Church, the Mode of its Restoration, etc. 1859. CHURCHES. - 1859
41; 243932 - Battlefield Fragments and other poems. Some relating to Birmingham. By an Old Trooper. Illus. 95pp. 1913. CAPERN (CHARLES H.). - 1913
41; 244224 - Sermons at the New Meeting, Birmingham. 2nd edition. With a brief memoir by J. Kenrick. Port. 1854. *KENTISH (Rev. JOHN) of the New Meeting. - 1854
41; 246757 - The Death of the Czar (Nicholas I). A discourse at the Church of the Saviour. 8th thousand. 8pp. 1856. DAWSON (GEORGE). - 1856
41; 247227 - CAMM (B) A birthday book of the English martyrs. Illus. - 1908
41; 247228 - DIXON (ANNIE S.) ed. A treasury of golden thoughts - 1889
41; 247417 - HALL-EDWARDS (J) Carbon dioxide snow : its therapeutic uses. Illus. 78pp. - 1913
41; 248408 - EVANS (J.J.) Notes on ophthalmology. Syllabus and memoranda for the use of students. 58pp. - 1914
41; 249916 - HALLAS (ELDRED) Josie. A novel - 1914
41; 250581 - Worcester Diocesan Conference 1900. Reports of the Lay Work Committee, with an appendix on lay ministerial offices, by S.R. Shore. 4th edition. 20pp. - 1900
41; 250582 - Worcester Diocesan Conference, Lay Work Committee. Petition; and a legal opinion of B. Grimley and S. Royle Shore on lay ministrations. 24pp.
41; 250587 - SHORE (S.R.) English church musical history of the Reformation period. 12pp. - 1911
41; 250589 - Shore (S.R.) Attitude of the church toward Nonconformity. A paper read before the Birmingham, Monks Kirby and Northfield Ruridecanal Conferences 4th edition. 16pp. 1911?. Ruridecanal Conferences (Birmingham, Monks Kirby, and Northfield).
41; 250594 - SHORE (S.R.) The church and her music. An address at the Representative Church Council, 1913, 12pp. - 1913
41; 250686 - WITHERING (W) A botanical arrangement of all the vegetables naturally growing in Britain, etc. With an easy introduction to the study of botany. Vols. 1, 2. (Wants vol. 3.) 2 vols. - 1787
41; 250939 - PROTESTANT (A) pseud. Freedom to Catholics consistent with safety to the state. 24pp. - 1829
41; 252712 - LEEDHAM-GREEN (C) On the sterilisation of the hands. A bacteriological inquiry etc. - 1904
41; 254390 - DEAKIN (F) A brief inquiry into the nature of the sin against the Holy Ghost, and a portrait of nominal Christianity in a dialogue. 2nd edition. 64pp. - 1833
41; 254549 - ROBERTS (R) A declaration of the truth revealed in the Bible as distinguishable from the theology of Christendom. 58pp.
41; 255929 - Observations on the present alarming crisis addressed to the nobility and clergy. - 1797
41; 257790 - KENTISH (J) Notes and comments on passages of Scripture. 3rd edition - 1848
41; 258963 - Charity Boy (A) (pseud.) A deep dip into John Brindley's reply to George Dawson's lecture on Swedenborg. 10pp 1858. BRINDLEY (JOHN) LL.D. Works relating to. - 1858
41; 258964 - Protestant layman (A) (pseud.) The papal aggression, or the modern Quixote and Sancho, written in rhyme and dedicated to George Dawson and Brewin Grant. 1851. Poems relating to Birmingham. - 1851
41; 258971 - Dawson (G) Speeches on Shakespeare. Including a speech at the Midland Institute 1868 "The improvers of Shakespeare" 1878?. Midland Institute (Birmingham and).
41; 258990 - Langford (J.A.) Kossuth, Mazzini, Urquhart, and the conferences on the war with Russia, etc., held in Birmingham. With a letter from G. Dawson. 16pp. 1855. MAZZINI (GIUSEPPE) Work relating to. - 1855
41; 258992 - Rann (J.H.) George Dawson : some lessons from his life's work. Dawson D/2 (Dudley) 28pp. 1877. DAWSON (GEORGE) Works relating to. - 1877
41; 259266 - English notes for American circulation. Privately printed. 1895. NOTE - Contains many references to Birmingham and anecdotes of Birmingham men. *TANGYE (Sir RICHARD).
41; 259482 - NOTTELLE (L) Etude fantaisiste sur Shakespeare
41; 259501 - On periodical headache or migraine. - 1912
41; 259505 - SUCKLING (C.W.) Movable kidney. Illus. - 1909
41; 259777 - MUNTZ (G.F.) Three letters to the Duke of Wellington, in 1829 and 1830, upon the distressed state of the country. 3rd edition. 27pp. - 1837
41; 259929 - MORFITT (J) Observations on the present alarming crisis: addressed to the nobility and clergy. 4th edition. And additional observations. Part 2. 2 volumes. 29pp. 26pp. - 1797
41; 262088 - A brief memoir of James Robson : the inventor of the two-cycle internal-combustion engine and of the gas hammer. - 1915
41; 262259 - CLARKE (H) "Billy" and other short stories and sketches - 1898
41; 264779 - WILSON (W) The creation and other verses. - 1916
41; 265482 - BUSBRIDGE (E.C.) Canada. Impressions of a tour. Illus. - 1912
41; 265686 - KING (D) and BRADLAUGH (C) Christianity v. secularism. Report of a public discussion - 1870
41; 266415 - WADE (Sir W.F.) On gout as a peripheral neurosis. 59pp. - 1893
41; 268041 - RICHARDS (G) The champion. A course of practical lectures on our blessed Lord's contest with the devil - 1855
41; 270955 - BEARD (C) The horse and cattle doctor, specially compiled for farmers, farriers, horse owners, stablemen etc. 46pp. - nd
41; 281931 - NORTON (C.B. ADDERLEY) 1st Baron. Can local taxation be more fairly distributed? 21pp. - 1873
41; 283096 - MILLS (G.P.) Practical hints on minor operations - 1920
41; 283505 - BURTON (C) Professor Burton's Notebooks. 7 volumes No. 1 Man, know thyself 2 Life Chart 3 Phrenology and palmistry 4 Temperance 5 Evil and the devil 6 Work, occupations and professions 7 Story of love - 1901-6
41; 284943 - Songs of grace and glory, for private, family and public worship : [also] appendix and supplement. - 1872
41; 284944 - Songs of grace and glory, for private, family and public worship : [also] appendix and supplement. - 1872
41; 284951 - Songs of grace and glory, for private, family and public worship : [also] appendix and supplement. - 1875
41; 289928 - Humphreys (J) The Elizabethan estate book of Grafton Manor, near Bromsgrove. With particulars of the rebuilding of the mansion in 1568 – 1569. Reprinted from the Transactions of the Birmingham Archaeological Society. Vol. 44. Illus. 1920. Midland Institute : Birmingham Archaeological Society. - 1920
41; 290828 - A botanical arrangement of British plants including the uses of each species : with an introduction to the study of botany.
41; 290828 - WITHERING (W) A botanical arrangement of all the vegetables naturally growing in Britain, etc. With an easy introduction to the study of botany. 2nd edn. Including references to figures. By J. Stokes. Illus. 3 vols.
41; 291904 - WITHERING (W) An arrangement of British plants, according to the latest improvements of the Linnæan system. With an easy introduction to the study of botany. 3rd edition. Illus. 4 volumes - 1796
41; 293812 - EVES (Mrs SARAH) The grammatical plaything, or, Winter evening's recreation for young ladies. 65pp. - 1800
41; 294758 - Some midland musings and other verses in the lighter vein. - 1910
41; 294949 - ROBERTS (R) The Good confession: elaborated in a conversation between a Christadelphian and a believing stranger etc. 32pp. - 1869
41; 294953 - Roberts (R) The Slain Lamb. A lecture in the Temperance Hall, Birmingham, 1873, in reply to one given in the Renunciationist interest (by E. Turney) Illus. 20pp. 1873. Temperance Hall. - 1873
41; 295863 - KRAMER (J.B.) Radiations from slow-radium, with a note on their therapeutic value by J.F. Hall-Edwards. Illus. - 1921
41; 295901 - COMBER (T) Friendly and seasonable advice to the Roman Catholics of England. 4th edition (1685, edited) with an appendix and notes by W.F. Hook - 1829
41; 295902 - HINKS (J) Diary of a seven weeks' tour to the United States of America and Canada. 1868 - 1868
41; 295907 - PARKER (S.A.) Remarks upon artificial teeth etc. Illus. 92pp. - 1862
41; 297623 - A farther warning of the second dreadful wo that is now at hand : and of the third dreadful wo which cometh soon after it. - 1702
41; 300848 - WRIGHT (S.F.) ed. Voices on the wind. An anthology of contemporary verse with a preface. 2 volumes NOTE - The second series does not appear to have been published in Birmingham - 1922-1924
41; 301861 - NELSON (D) The principles of health and disease. 2nd edition - 1859
41; 302511 - All about sweet peas. With a description of every variety and how to grow them. 40pp. 1901. SYDENHAM (ROBERT) nurseryman, Tenby Street. - 1901
41; 306668 - GLANDWR-MORGAN (W) Marianne Farningham in her Welsh home. 3rd edition. Port. Illus. 60pp. - 1923
41; 306953 - WILSON (J) Biography of the blind etc. 4th edn. - 1838
41; 307645 - Dryden’s heroic plays. A study of the origins. With a bibliography. Presented as a thesis for the degree of M.A. (Birmingham) in 1921. 1923. *PENDLEBURY (BEVIS JOHN). - 1923
41; 308456 - DAMMANN (K.) German accidence, or, essentials of German grammar. 3rd edition - 1876
41; 311877 - Voices on the wind : an anthology of contemporary verse. [2nd series]. - 1924
41; 313904 - GRIFFITHS (Miss E.M.) Homespun. Verses and parodies. 41pp. - 1923
41; 314934 - POULTON (EHTEL M.) The teaching of biology in schools and training colleges. Dgms. - 1924
41; 316625 - SHIPSEY (M.B.) Faith healing or Auto- suggestion scientifically explained. Its relationship to Christian Science, spiritualism and prayer. Illus. 68pp. - 1924
41; 327157 - HOPKINS (H) Exercises in orthography and composition - 1837
41; 328404 - HALL-EDWARDS (J.F.) Cancer: its control and prevention - 1926
41; 332890 - HARRIS (G.H.) The Faroe Islands. With a chapter on the Faroe Whale Hunt by A. Brend. - 1927
41; 341519 - SMITH (H.O.) Fire brigades (United Kingdom) Their constitution, rights and responsibilities. 2nd edition - 1907
41; 341520 - SMITH (H.O.) Fire brigades (United Kingdom) Their constitution, rights and responsibilities. 3rd edition - 1926
41; 347341 - HOLLOWAY (G. O'C) Witty bits and merry bits. Illus. 88pp. - 1924
41; 347472 - The Edens of Honeybourne. An old-time correspondence. 1785 - 1839. Notes on and extracts from the original letters in the Birmingham Reference Library. From The Evesham Journal. April - August 1928. (Evesham) 1928. BARNARD (ETTWELL AUGUSTINE BRACHER) Works edited by. - 1928
41; 352995 - Hall-Edwards (J.F.) The therapeutic effects of carbon dioxide snow. Methods of collection and application. Illus. 4pp. 1911. Medical Association (British), Birmingham and Midland Counties Branch. - 1911
41; 353196 - GREW (Mrs EVA M.) Franz Schubert. A sequence of sonnets and a prose anthology. With a bibliography. With a woodcut portrait and page decorations by Bernard Sleigh Ports. Illus. 86pp. - 1928
41; 357080 - BRITTON (C.J.) Cricket books, the 100 best (old and new) With notes, values etc. - 1929
41; 358436 - A present to youths & young men. - 1891
41; 358436 - SHORTHOUSE (E.) A Present to youths and young men. Illus. Printed for private circulation. 2 volumes NOTE - Book 2 is imperfect. - 1891
41; 358441 - Arithmetical chemistry, or, Arithmetical exercises for chemical students.
41; 358441 - WOODWARD (C.J.) Arithmetical chemistry, or arithmetical exercises for chemical students. Parts I. II. 2 volumes - 1882-1883
41; 359162 - JAMES (J.A.) Christian fellowship; or, The church member's guide. With a pastoral charge, delivered to T. James. 11th edition abridged - 1855
41; 364340 - PATRICK (W.S.) This adventure of ours, and other essays - 1929
41; 369408 - JAMES (J.A.) The Widow directed to the widow's God - 1871
41; 375997 - MEADER (Mrs ANNE I.) Catherine-de-Medicis; or, Three women, by "Junie Meade". Ports. Illus. - 1930
41; 376287 - A catalogue of the pictures in the Wednesbury Art Gallery / compiled with biographical and critical notes and an introduction. - 1930
41; 377977 - ROBERTSON (W) A practical treatise on the diseases of the teeth etc. 2nd edition. Illus. - 1839
41; 386497 - Lectures and diversions. With papers read to the University Graduates' Club in Birmingham and the Birmingham Central Literary Association. Port. 1931. *VINCE (CHARLES ANTHONY). - 1931
41; 391684 - NEWMAN (J.H.) Cardinal. Stray essays on controversial points variously illustrated. NOTE - Printed for private circulation - 1890
41; 400579 - FLANAGAN (T) A manual of British and Irish history. Illus. Maps. Tables - 1847
41; 408385 - JAMES (J.A.) The Widow directed to the widow's God. 6th thousand - 1849
41; 408391 - HAYDEN (C) A Tract on the science of education. 43pp. - 1839
41; 410919 - An examination of Dr. Sherlock's book, entituled The case of the allegiance due to sovereign powers, stated and resolved. - 1691
41; 411051 - HUTTON (W) Remarks upon North Wales, being the result of sixteen tours. New edition. Illus. - 1815
41; 413337 - JAMES (J.A.) An Earnest ministry: the want of the times. 4th edition - 1848
41; 413370 - JAMES (J.A.) The Sunday school teachers' guide. 6th edition. With appendix - 1817
41; 414129 - WHITE (Miss A.) Tom Fool and his company. By Minerva - 1933
41; 417303 - George Jackson, the St. Andrew's student. A tale - 1865
41; 417305 - JAMES (J.A.) Christian fellowship; or, The church member's guide. With a pastoral charge, delivered to T. James. 10th edition abridged - 1846
41; 420932 - BARTLEET (E.J.) In the land of Sheba. Foreword by Sir C. Grant Robertson. Ports. Illus. Maps - 1934
41; 423681 - REECE (W.H.) translator. An essay on the mysteries and the true object of the brotherhood of Free Masons. Translated from the French. 44pp. - 1862
41; 423683 - OSWALD (J.R.) ed. Oswald's Politician's diary. A record of events during the reign of Queen Victoria, 1837 to 1896 - 1896
41; 423685 - Female piety: or The Young woman's friend and guide through life to immortality. Sermons to young women. 15th edition. Edited by T.S. James. 1877. *JAMES (Rev JOHN ANGELL) minister of Carr's Lane Chapel, 1805-59. - 1877
41; 423686 - Female piety: or The Young woman's friend and guide through life to immortality. Sermons to young women. 9th edition. Edited by T.S. James. 1861. *JAMES (Rev JOHN ANGELL) minister of Carr's Lane Chapel, 1805-59. - 1861
41; 433402 - Galton (A.H.) Two essays upon Matthew Arnold with some of his letters to the author. Printed at the Birmingham Guild of Handicraft. 1897. Guild of Handicraft (Birmingham). - 1897
41; 433863 - BRITTON (C.J.) G.L. Jessop. A complete record of his performances in first class cricket. With anecdotes by some of his contemporaries and foreword by C.B. Fry. Ports. - 1935
41; 433952 - GRAY (J) Discipleship in the Church. Studies in the witness of Churches of Christ to New Testament faith and practice. 70pp. - 1935
41; 433957 - WELLS (H.G.) La Dormanto vekigas : romano El la angla linguo tradukita (into Esperanto, with a preface) de A.F. Milward. - 1929
41; 436265 - George Dawson: the apostle of free religious thought. A lecture delivered in the Unitarian Free Church, Blackpool. (Blackpool) 11pp. 1878. CAMM (A.B.). - 1878
41; 438426 - The early nineteenth-century drama. With references to Birmingham Theatre Royal. Reprinted from the Transactions of the Bibliographical Society, The Library Vol. 16. 1935. *RHODES (RAYMOND CROMPTON) pseud. John Free, junr.. - 1935
41; 438815 - JAMES (J.A.) The Sunday school teachers' guide. 9th edition - 1822
41; 441804 - Female piety: or The Young woman's friend and guide through life to immortality. Sermons to young women. 13th edition. 1871. *JAMES (Rev JOHN ANGELL) minister of Carr's Lane Chapel, 1805-59. - 1871
41; 446650 - JAMES (J.A.) The Church in earnest. 2nd edition - 1848
41; 447964 - TOULMIN (J) A manual of morning and evening prayers, for the closet. 3rd edition, corrected. 71pp. - 1812
41; 449880 - SHORTHOUSE (E.) A present to boys, youths and young men. Illus. - 1875
41; 453342 - JORDAN (F) Anatomy and physiology in character. - 1886
41; 453750 - ROBERTS (R) Twelve lectures on the teaching of the Bible in relation to the faiths of Christendom. With five additional lectures. 6th edition - 1881
41; 453917 - James (J.A.) Female Piety : or the Young Woman's friend and guide through Life to Immortality. (Sermons to Young Women) Number 1, delivered in Carrs Lane Chapel, Birmingham. 12th edition. 1868. Carr's Lane Chapel (1748 etc.). - 1868
41; 456425 - ALLCOCK (FLORENCE B.) What's in a laugh? A novel. - 1936
41; 456426 - ALLCOCK (FLORENCE B.) What's in a laugh? A novel. - 1936
41; 457305 - HUTTON (W) The battle of Bosworth Field, 1485, with Life of Richard III till he assumed the regal power. Port. Plan
41; 457306 - HUTTON (W) Remarks upon North Wales, being the result of sixteen tours. Illus.
41; 461423 - JAMES (J.A.) The course of faith; or, The Practical believer delineated. - 1852
41; 464283 - JAMES (J.A.) The Christian father's present to his children. 16th edition. - 1849
41; 465415 - LONGDEN (F) Essentials of public speaking. With an introduction by Sir C.W. Hardwicke. Dgms. - 1937
41; 470434 - Labour in Portuguese West Africa. With special reference to Cadbury Brothers and to the cocoa estates, and appendices. Map. 1909. *CADBURY (WILLIAM ADLINGTON). - 1909
41; 473304 - DAVIES (G) The village tragedy; or, Echoes of the past: a warning for the present. Frontis - 1878
41; 481600 - The mechanic's book of reference, or, Cabinet makers, etc. assistant. - 1890
41; 483211 - Studies in Worcestershire history. A selection of papers of historical and antiquarian interest, chiefly lectures to the Birmingham Archaeological Society. Edited with introduction (John Humphreys and his work) Appendices and annotations by E.A.B. Barnard. Ports. Illus. Map. 1938. *HUMPHREYS (JOHN) F.L.S.. - 1938
41; 488963 - The ethics of advocacy. - 1899
41; 490326 - ALLCOCK (FLORENCE B.) Crikey. A novel - 1938
41; 493254 - ALBITÈS (A) Instantaneous French exercises. Easy, conversational, imitative. A practical companion to "How to speak French" New edition. 63pp. - 1863
41; 497937 - Fear and depression : their causes and self-treatment / by A medical psychologist. - 1939
41; 501662 - Speech training verses and melodies with detailed notes for speaking and singing. - 1939
41; 507764 - Span : the Manchester Association of Engineers second annual lecture, on 9th Nov. 1938. - 1938
41; 508338 - The Provincialist. A series of tales, essays and stanzas. Parts 1 - 8. (Birmingham) Port. 1857. FLETCHER (GEORGE). - 1857
41; 508339 - WILSON (W) Memoirs of Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson. Revised by J. Entwisle. With appendix. Port. 62pp.
41; 508340 - JAMES (J.A.) The Sunday school teachers' guide. - 1816
41; 514078 - WORSLEY (A.N.) Land of the blue veil. Stories and character sketches of Sudanese life. Illus. - 1940
41; 517119 - HUTTON (H) A pocket-book of private devotions for every morning and evening in the week. With prayers for some particular occasions. 2nd edition - 1839
41; 517480 - TWAMLEY (LOUISA A.) An Autumn ramble by the Wye. With engravings from drawings by C. Fielding, D. Cox etc. NOTE - The text of this is the same as that of The Annual of British landscape scenery : an autumn ramble on the Wye, Catalogue No. 6353, above - 1839
41; 519807 - Joseph Priestley. In Cattell (C.C.) The martyrs of progress. Historical sketches of the perils and persecutions of discoverers and teachers of all ages and nations. 1878. *CATTELL (CHARLES COCKBILL). - 1878
41; 520106 - LONG (J.P.A.) Genealogical handbook of English history, showing the dynasties of all the English sovereigns, tracing the direct descent of Queen Victoria from Egbert, setting forth the most important events etc. 10th edition, revised and extended. Folding sheet - c.1896
41; 523409 - Presidential address at the annual general meeting [of the Physical Society of London] Feb. 1899. - 1899
41; 524314 - HALLIDAY (T) Numerical games, consisting of practical exercises in arithmetic, accompanied with a pack of cards. - 1819
41; 524314 - Numerical games : consisting of practical exercises in arithmetic, accompanied with a pack of cards : intended for the amusement and improvement of youth / by Thomas Halliday. - 1819
41; 525111 - The twelve healers and other remedies. - 1936
41; 528600 - Pathways through time. - 1938
41; 533722 - A mild remonstrance against the taste-censorship in reference to manufacturing ornamentation and decorative design. Pt. 1 and 3. - 1853
41; 539264 - CANNING'S (T.) Practical cookery book for health and economy - 1880
41; 539284 - ALBITÈS (A) How to speak French; or, French and France: facts, reasons, practice: a progressive and concise handbook of the French language, Parisian conversation and pronunciation etc. 5th edition revised. Frontis - 1858
41; 540543 - MARTIN (C.V.) ed. Le Bijou littéraire; ou, Anecdotes historiques, et extraits moraux des meilleurs prosateurs et poètes Français. - 1837
41; 540551 - SHIPSEY (M. B.) I accuse the priests and nuns of the Church of Rome. Including an analysis of the methods and policy of the Church of Rome. NOTE - Printed for private circulation. - 1940
41; 540584 - Findlay (J.A.) Dr. Rendel Harris. A personal tribute. In Harris (J.R.) The life indeed. Thoughts from the devotional writings of Dr. J.R. Harris. (Wayside Books No. 10) 48pp. 1942. HARRIS (JAMES RENDEL) Works relating to. - 1942
41; 541404 - TANGYE (Sir R.) Reminiscences of travel in Australia, America and Egypt. Illustrated by E.C. Mountfort 5th edition NOTE - Portrait wanting - 1884
41; 544085 - The fireman and his pressure gauges. - 1943
41; 544093 - Commentary on the First Epistle to Timothy. - 1930
41; 544094 - Commentary on the Second Epistle of Paul to Timothy. - 1925
41; 544095 - A gospel for the last days. - 1935
41; 544127 - Catholic free church of England : a contribution towards Christian unity in the worship of God. - 1943
41; 547270 - Nothing about paint : [essays]. - 1944
41; 547541 - The eternal challenge : [essays]. - 1943
41; 550388 - Sectarianism in national education : speech delivered at British and Foreign Unitarian Association. - 1884
41; 550389 - Presidential address, 1892. - 1892
41; 550392 - The Christian father's present to his children. - 1844
41; 550409 - At my side : [spiritual experience]. - 1943
41; 552890 - Moral nerve and the error of literary verdicts. / By Furneaux Jordan. - 1901
41; 553783 - Mia esperanto libro. Books 1 and 2. - 1843
41; 554068 - A description of Blackpool in Lancashire frequented for sea bathing, 1788 / edited by R.S. France. - 1944
41; 559600 - The family monitor, or, A help to domestic happiness. - 1829
41; 560174 - How to speak French, or, French and France : facts, reasons, practice : a condensed, simplified, and progressive cyclopaedia of the French language. - 1863
41; 561562 - A history of France for children. - 1865
41; 565023 - The Sunday school teacher's guide. - 1848
41; 565034 - The Jewish temple and the Christian church : a series of discourses on the Epistle to the Hebrews. - 1880
41; 565038 - The early Irish Church, or, A sketch of its history and doctrine in two parts. - 1845
41; 565040 - JAMES (J.A.) The Church in earnest. 2nd edition - 1848
41; 565041 - Christian charity explained, or, The influence of religion upon temper. - 1845
41; 565042 - The family monitor, or, A help to domestic happiness. - 1853
41; 565043 - Christian hope. - 1858
41; 572728 - Father a record of spiritual guidance given clairaudiently. - 1937
41; 572735 - Japanese documentary : a collection of papers from Japanese sources relating to prisoner of war camps in the Far East. - 1946
41; 572740 - In the heart of England / cycling by Bill Oakley. - 1946
41; 572750 - In reply to yours. - 1945
41; 576151 - The Sunday question : a lecture, 1879. - 1879
41; 579862 - Bible treausres : a selection for each week in the year. - 1864
41; 579875 - Friends and the scriptures / with a paper on "The Continuity of inspiration" by J.R. Harris. - 1920
41; 584987 - Impregnable fortress : a brief collection of orders, articles and verses on the fall of Singapore, 1942. - 1947
41; 584995 - Texts and hymns selected for children. - 1896
41; 585096 - The story of the Manx; a companion volume to The story of the T. T. and another book for motor cyclists and all others who believe that motor cycle road racing is the finest sport on earth. - 1948
41; 586817 - The Shaksper illusion / by Edward D. Johnson. - 1947
41; 586854 - Anglers' knots in gut and nylon. - 1947
41; 587594 - Two lectures on Robert Browning. - 1946
41; 588578 - Advice to mothers on the management of their offspring. - 1839
41; 589757 - The young wife's and mother's book : advice to mothers ; [and], Advice to young wives on the management of themselves during pregnancy and of their offspring. - 1842
41; 592741 - An account of the foxglove, and some of its medical uses : with practical remarks on dropsy, and other diseases / by William Withering. - 1785
41; 593900 - A servant when he reigneth : [criticism of the labour government policy 1945-48]. - 1948
41; 594356 - Stop! we are on the wrong road. - 1948
41; 594778 - Unforgettable countryfolk; Midlands reminiscences. - 1947
41; 594817 - On the diagnosis of diseases of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves / by C.W. Suckling. - 1887
41; 595637 - Cook with ease : the complete cookery book : with [chapters] on gas cookery and laundry work. - 1948
41; 595933 - This desirable residence.. - 1948
41; 597160 - The naked truth about free-lance writing. - 1948
41; 597965 - A Climber in Wales / With a foreword by L. S. Amery. - 1949
41; 603589 - The T. T. races; behind the scenes. - 1949
41; 605231 - The story of T.T. - 1950
41; 608560 - Radiation and life. - 1948
41; 610231 - The Snailbeach district railways. - 1950
41; 610233 - The Shropshire and Montgomeryshire railway. - 1949
41; 614230 - Fear and depression : their causes and self-treatment. - 1951
41; 614243 - Sermons / [with preface by T.G. Watton]. - 1878
41; 614549 - Short circuits!. - 1951
41; 620835 - Anglers' knots in gut and nylon. - 1951
41; 625145 - Bullocks at Stamford fair, and other sketches : [mainly autobiographical] / with an introduction by W. Macqueen-Pope. - 1951
41; 625388 - Triumph over fear. - 1951
41; 625389 - Asia in the melting pot. - 1950
41; 625977 - The life of the soul and other addresses. - 1952
41; 625978 - Henry VIII : a medical study. - 1952
41; 638507 - Once more-- federate or perish. - 1949
41; 641017 - [Miscellaneous studies in the history of chiropody from various journals].
41; 641025 - Analytical tables. - 1909
41; 641176 - [Miscellaneous articles, including items on Scotland and reprints from various journals on geology and palaeontology in the United Kingdom].
41; 641685 - [Contributions to the literature of geology and palaeontology : reprints from various journals].
41; 644742 - Schools and school buildings : the views of teachers / collated and edited by E.E. Holden. - 1954
41; 660273 - A lost art revived : Cremona violins and varnish by Charles Reade : [four letters descriptive of those exhibited in 1873 at the South Kensington Museum]. - 1873
41; 660309 - [Contributions to the literature of geology and palaeontology : reprints from various journals].
41; 660310 - [Articles from various journals and society proceedings].
41; 660383 - The soul's thirst for God : a discourse at the opening of the Unitarian Church, St. Vincent Street, Glasgow, 1856. - 1856
41; 660385 - The baptism of the Holy Spirit : a sermon. - 1870
41; 660386 - The finished course : a sermon preached in Trinity Church, Cheltenham, 1875. - 1875
41; 660439 - Personal relationships between men and women. - 1950
41; 660441 - The duty and benefits of co-operation among the friends of scriptural Christianity : a sermon preached in the meeting-house of the Second Presbyterian Congregation, Belfast, 26th August, 1827. - 1827
41; 660508 - The book of Kathleen McCuaig. - 1943
41; 660509 - The growth of the peace testimony of the Society of Friends. - 1944
41; 660615 - [Articles on British military history from various journals, 1954-62].
41; 660741 - Marxism and poetry. - 1953
41; 660857 - The Christian foundations of peace. - 1938
41; 660876 - The nature of arthritis, its cure by faith-healing & drugs : observations on arsenic in its cure : with a few other side-lights. - 1957
41; 661101 - Three mimes, arr. from traditional airs. - 1955
41; 661203 - Homes and home making. - 1954
41; 661363 - A plea for the Eucharistic tradition of the church. - 1923
41; 661874 - Facing life with confidence / foreword by A. Maude Royden. - 1941
41; 661952 - Catholic controversy : a reply to Dr. [R.F.] Littledale's Plain reasons. - 1890
41; 661954 - The Holy Communion : its philosophy, theology and practice. - 1861
41; 661994 - Grammar with smiles / edited by R.E. Crookall. - 1960
41; 662002 - Is there a Christian ethic?. - 1959
41; 662070 - Courtier, monk and martyr : a sketch of the life and sufferings of Blessed Sebastian Newdigate of the London Charterhouse. - 1901
41; 662079 - Papers written by J.[A.] Newton Friend, of which duplicate copies are not at present available : [a bibliography]. - 1954
41; 662099 - The elements of vital statistics / by Arthur Newsholme. - 1899
41; 662408 - A few plain remarks upon a pamphlet by G.H. Stoddart ... entitled "Reasons for my seceding from the Established Church". - 1836
41; 662513 - Heat, light and sound. - 1937
41; 662541 - A tale of two cities / by Charles Dickens ; adapted and re-written to accompany a series of lantern slides. - 1910
41; 662542 - The story of Martin Chuzzlewit / by Charles Dickens condensed and arranged for public reading to accompany a series of lantern slides. - 1910
41; 662572 - The use of gas as a fuel in industry with special reference to future applications : [paper read before the Institution of Gas Engineers, 1932]. - 1932
41; 662695 - The clump of bushes : [a collection of Biblical stories] / by John S. Hoyland. - 1946
41; 662743 - Plymouth through a camera. - 1900
41; 662744 - Exeter through a camera. - 1900
41; 662745 - North Wales (West coast section) through a camera. - 1900
41; 662813 - Olympic gymnastics. Vol. 1, Freestanding. - 1956
41; 662904 - The morphology of chamberlainia hainesiana (Lea, 1856) (Unionidae, Bivalvia). - 1964
41; 662948 - [Articles on road injuries : reprints from various medical journals].
41; 662949 - [Articles on road injuries : reprints from various medical journals].
41; 663019 - In my flower garden / by "Mara". - 1920
41; 663072 - Uffa, the first Englishman in Norfolk. - 1962
41; 663075 - The profession of civil engineer in the eighteenth century : a portrait of T. Yeomans F.R.S., 1704(?)-1781. - 1962
41; 663112 - A sermon preached to the society who support the Sunday evening lecture in the Old Jewry on Dec. 5, 1805 : the day of general thanksgiving for the victory obtained [at] Trafalgar. - 1805
41; 663176 - Discourses and memoirs, addressed to young women / edited by His son. - 1860
41; 663465 - On the terrace.
41; 663466 - A farrago of fancies and fables. - nd
41; 663467 - Lines.
41; 663468 - A hum-drum Xmas bank holiday.
41; 663469 - Barkleigh's greenhouse, etc. - nd
41; 663470 - Forbearance on Xmas day.
41; 663471 - A farrago of fancies and fables. - 1922
41; 664272 - The logic of British and American industry; a realistic analysis of economic structure and government. - 1961
41; 664287 - Drink nationalization in England and its results. - 1927
41; 664414 - Lessons from nature and the spirit's revelation of the things concerning the Christ, a sister to her young sisters. - 1920
41; 664613 - Workshop costs and costing. - 1953
41; 664614 - Works management and organisation. - 1950
41; 664615 - Press tool practice. - 1950
41; 664616 - Materials for engineering production. - 1962
41; 664801 - Books for the multi racial classroom: a select list of children's books, showing the backgrounds of India, Pakistan and the West Indies / compiled by Judith Elkin in collaboration with Birmingham Public Libraries. - 1971
41; 694054 - Come with us to Australia : [a travel book for children]. - 1960
41; 700139 - The wrong side of the sky : [a novel]. - 1961
41; 700157 - Panorama of adventure in the realm of art and education. Part [1], Panoramic sketches. Part 2, Adventure records.
41; 726037 - God, the stonebreaker : [a novel]. - 1964
41; 731484 - The picturegoers : a novel. - 1960
41; 731485 - Ginger, you're barmy : [a novel] / David Lodge. - 1962
41; 739739 - The place of art and craftsmanship in education. - 1926
41; 741676 - Rain before seven : [autobiographical novel]. - 1965
41; 749509 - The British Museum is falling down : [a novel]. - 1965
41; 753062 - George Gissing; a study in literary learnings. - 1966
41; 753642 - One man in the world : [a novel]. - 1966
41; 756056 - Geoff Davison's T.T. anecdotes : racing tales told by the man who rode in, or reported, over 100 T.T. races. - 1966
41; 763313 - A guide to Jewish names / by Rev. Reuben S. Brookes and Blanche Brooks. - 1967
41; 773389 - Main line kill : [a novel set in Birmingham] / [by] R. Busby and G. Holtham. - 1968
41; 785875 - What are U? / Edited by Alan S. C. Ross : [various contributions on class distinction in Great Britain]. - 1969
41; 787969 - Towards an independent university: a view of the urgent need for establishing an institution of higher education free from government control / [by] H. S. Ferns. - 1970
41; 789452 - Mrs. G. Linnæus Banks, author of the Manchester man etc. : [a biography] / [by] E. L. Burney. - 1969
41; 790494 - Drugs in modern society. - 1970
41; 792485 - The sunset coasts: Bird's eye view : [an account of travels in Ireland : the Hebrides, Orkney and Shetland]. - 1970
41; 792862 - The uselessness of vivisection upon animals as a method of scientific research, read before the Birmingham Philosophical Society April 20, 1882 and reprinted by permission from the society's transactions. - 1882
41; 792863 - The French treaty and reciprocity : a speech delivered in the House of Commons on Friday, August 12th, 1881 / by Joseph Chamberlain. - 1881
41; 794301 - A student's guide to study / [by] K. Laugharne. - 1970
41; 807949 - The Common Market: the case against / [by] J. Enoch Powell. - 1971
41; 808535 - Freedom and reality : [a collection of his speeches] / [by] J. Enoch Powell; edited by John Wood. - 1969
41; 809964 - The witch : [the story of a manx croft]. - 1971
41; 816097 - The journal of William Charles Macready, 1832-1851 / abridged and edited by J. C. Trewin. - 1967
41; 875437 - Unarmed combat : [your answer to invasion] / by James Hipkiss. - 1941
51; 63284 - COLLINS (M.T.) Gertrude : a tragedy. 99pp. - 1849
51; 155254 - RUDLAND (E.M.) The life of Oliver Cromwell, a play. And City song. With other poems. 50pp.
51; 250534 - Rebellion. A play produced at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre. 58pp. 1914. DRINKWATER (JOHN). - 1914
51; 270295 - Pawns. Three poetic plays produced at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre. 56pp. 1917. DRINKWATER (JOHN). - 1917
51; 273351 - Abraham Lincoln. A play produced at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre. 73pp. 1918. *DRINKWATER (JOHN). - 1918
51; 285707 - Five plays. Including "The Heirloom" and "Eyes to the Blind" presented to private audiences at Bournville and in Birmingham. 1920. ROGERS (THOMAS BADGER). - 1920
51; 309084 - Pawns and Cophetua. Four poetic plays produced at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre. 74pp. 1922. DRINKWATER (JOHN). - 1922
51; 339841 - Bird in hand. A play first produced at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre. 1927. *DRINKWATER (JOHN). - 1927
51; 404236 - Published at the office of the Civil Service Courier, Birmingham. - 1936
51; 662548 - Mimes grave and gay; a collection of mimes, with an introduction and exercises. - 1963
71; 2469 - Poems of Mrs. Pickering / to which are added poetical sketches by the author and translator of Philotoxi Ardenae [i.e. J. Morfitt and J. Weston]. - 1794
71; 728956 - Anthology from the heart of Warwickshire : [poems]. - 1964
91; 125727 - Whitwell (Catherine V.) The Irresistable influence of early impressions on the mind of man. An address to parents. 28pp. - 1836
92; 813276 - Staffordshire poets / edited by C.H. Poole and R. Markland. - 1928
721; 2809 - Poetry. - 1840
721; 5762 - Somerville (W) The Chase. A poem. With Hobbinol or the Rural Games. Frontis. Printed by R. Martin. 1767. BASKERVILLE (JOHN) Books printed by other printers with his types. - 1767
721; 61132 - St. Nicholas' hill and other sketches, selected from the folio of an old ennuye?. - 1868
721; 62258 - The village : a descriptive poem to which are added, Warwick, and other pieces. - 1828
721; 62269 - Songs of the seraglio and other poems. - 1836
721; 178139 - Supplementary verses. - 1843
721; 178615 - Poland, with notes [verses]. - 1836
721; 250041 - Walks in the country : [poems] / by Lord Leigh. - 1844
721; 251974 - Poole (C.H.) Warwickshire poets. Including several Birmingham poets; biographical sketches and selections from their works. (The Poets of the Shires) Ports. 1914. Poetry and Poets. - 1914
721; 259636 - St. Nicholas' hill, Manorbier, The wanderer, and other sketches, selected from the folio of an ennuye?. - 1871
721; 261306 - SHAW (L) Zuleika and other poems - 1846
721; 526878 - A collection of juvenile poems, on various subjects. Including some relating to Birmingham. Written originally for her own amusement, and now published at the solicitations of her acquaintance. (Warwick) 40pp. 1784. GRIFFITHS (Miss J.). - 1784
721; 642806 - Thoughts at Whitsuntide, and other poems. - 1842
721; 662764 - Forty beads on a hangman's rope : fragments of memory : [poems]. - 1963
722; 61130 - Kenilworth Castle and other poems. - 1818
722; 626431 - Aldred and Egiva, or, The charms of Arden : a poem. - 1882
731; 175164 - Sweet Audrey : scenes of country life and town glamour. - 1899
732; 119263 - Warwick Castle. An historical novel containing some account of Warwick, Birmingham, etc. 3 volumes. 1815. PRICKETT (Miss). Fiction relating to Birmingham. - 1815
732; 119266 - The siege of Kenilworth : an historical romance in four volumes. - 1824
732; 786618 - Warwick Castle and the ordeal of Catherine Howard : [a novel]. - 1969
741; 7369 - HUNTER (R.E.) Shakespeare and Stratford- upon-Avon, with a record of the tercentenary celebration (1864) Port. - 1864
741; 7369 - Shakespeare and Stratford-upon-Avon, a "chronicle of the time" : comprising the salient facts and traditions, biographical, topographical, and historical, connected with the poet and his birth-place ; together with a full record of the Tercentenary celebr - 1864
741; 15102 - JAGO (R) The causes of impenitence considered etc. A sermon at Harbury etc. 27pp. - 1755
741; 35963 - Love to God and man the sure mark of a true Christian : a sermon preached at Coventry, Sept. 19th, 1742 upon the death of the late Rev. J. Warren. - 1742
741; 57631 - BERINGTON (JOSEPH) The memoirs of G. Panzani. Translated from the Italian. With introduction and a supplement on the state of the English Catholic Church to the present times - 1793
741; 61920 - MENDHAM (J) Clavis apostolica; or, A key to the apostolic writings etc. - 1821
741; 63034 - OLDHAM (G.) Observations on tumours, abscesses, cancers, wens, fistulas, etc. 16pp. - 1856
741; 68397 - JOHNSON (R.W.) The destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans. A lecture at Hampton-in-Arden. 16pp. - 1871
741; 73123 - A commemoration of the goodness which God vouchsafed to his servants : a sermon preached in the parish church of Stoneleigh, June 4th 1854. - 1854
741; 73169 - Addressed to the public : a sermon preached at the parish church of Fillongley, 25th February, 1795. - 1795
741; 73681 - The duty of instruction recommended : a sermon preached at the visitation of the Archdeacon of Coventry, 23rd May 1764. - 1765
741; 88617 - Palmer (W) ed. Psalms and Hymns, for public and social worship etc. (J.H. Beilby) 1843. Hymn Books. - 1843
741; 112800 - BEDFORD (WILLIAM K. RILAND) History of Sutton Coldfield. Illus. 83pp. - 1891
741; 115842 - Historic Warwickshire. 2nd edition edited and revised by Joseph Hill (containing reference to the history of Birmingham) Illus. 1893. BURGESS (JOSPEH TOM). - 1893
741; 139339 - In russet mantle clad : scenes of rural life. - 1897
741; 175160 - In rustic livery : scenes of rural life in Warwickshire. - 1896
741; 177425 - A sermon at the Warwick-shire meeting, November 25, 1679 at S. Mary-le-Bow in Cheapside, London. - 1679
741; 177426 - David's strait : sermon. - 1622
741; 177427 - A discovery of The probable sin causing this great judgement of rain and waters: viz. our discontentment with our pre-sent government, and inordinate desire of our king. A sermon preach'd in Coventry, Dec. 23rd, 1646 being a day of publique humiliation ap - 1647
741; 177428 - The vertuous daughter : a sermon preached at the funerall of Mistresse Cicely Puckering, 14th April, 1636. - 1636
741; 177433 - The indispensable duty of a Christian obedience to our lawful sovereign : a sermon preach'd at Stoneleigh Jan. 30th, 1745. - 1745
741; 177435 - Lectures to the cottagers of a favourite village. - 1844
741; 177444 - Christian good fellowship : a sermon preached at St. Michael's, Cornhil at the meeting of the nobility, gentry and others of the county of Warwick. - 1704
741; 177446 - The end of the perfect man : a sermon preached at the buriall of the Right Honourable Sir Robert Spencer Knight Baron Spencer of Wormeleighton : Novemb. 6. 1627. in Brayn-ton Church in Nor-thamptonshire / by Richard Parre Bachelour in Divinity, and late f - 1628
741; 177447 - Confirmation revived. And doom's-day books opened : sermons. - 1663
741; 177457 - Sermon preached at the funeral of Anne of Burgoyne. - 1694
741; 177674 - Caleb's integrity : a sermon. - 1646
741; 177675 - Impostures of seducing teachers discovered : a sermon. - 1656
741; 177676 - Magnalia Dei ab Aquilone; set forth, in a sermon preached before the Right Honourable the Lords and Commons, at Saint Margarets Westminster, upon Thursday, July 18, 1644. Being the day of publike thanksgi-ving for the great victory obtained against Prince - 1646
741; 177677 - The posture of Davids spirit, when he was in a doubtful condition. Opened in a sermon preached before the honourable House of Commons, at Margarets Westminster, upon October 22.1644. Being a day especially set apart for a publike humiliation. / by Richard - 1656
741; 177678 - The happiness of Israel : a sermon. - 1645
741; 177679 - The purifying of unclean hearts and hands : opened in a sermon preached before the Honourable House of Commons, at their solemn fast, January 28, 1645, in Margarets Westminster / by Richard Vines, one of the Assembly of Divines ; published by order of the - 1646
741; 177680 - The authors nature and danger of heresie : a sermon. - 1646
741; 177681 - Peitharchia obedience to magistrates, both supreme and subordinate. In three sermons, preached upon the anniversarie election-day of three Lord Majors successively, viz. Sr. Thomas Viner, Elected, September 29. 1653. Sr. Christopher Pack, on the same day, - 1656
741; 177688 - A sermon on the martyrdom of King Charles I : preached January 30, 1681 ... - 1682
741; 177689 - Moses the peace-maker : a sermon at Coventry. - 1662
741; 177741 - The blessedness of doing good : a sermon preached in the Parish Church of St. Sepulchre, 12th June 1712. - 1712
741; 177744 - Sermon against drunkenness : preached at St. Paul's, Bedford, August 8th 1700. - 1701
741; 177746 - A sermon on the gunpowder treason, with reflections on the late plot ... - 1679
741; 177754 - Christ exalted, etc. : [sermons]. - 1703
741; 177760 - Nature of edification : a sermon. - 1684
741; 177765 - A Christian's happiness : sermon on the death of Lady Anne, Countess of Coventry. - 1763
741; 177790 - The organist, and offering. - 1834
741; 177791 - A thank-offering for a Thanksgiving Day. - 1833
741; 177792 - Mary Anne's legacy : a sermon preached at the funeral of Miss M... late of Slade Farm. - 1834
741; 177793 - Prepare to meet thy God : the duty of making a will. - 1835
741; 177882 - The Reformation of the church : a sermon preached before the House of Lords, 27th August, 1645. - 1645
741; 177883 - Publick affections, pressed in a sermon before the Honourable House of Commons assembled in Parliament: upon the Solemn Day of Hu-miliation, Febr.25.1645. / by Anthony Burgesse, Pastour of Sutton-Cold-field: now Minister at Laurence Jewry London, and a me - 1646
741; 177884 - Judgements removed : sermon preached in London, 5th September 1644. - 1644
741; 177916 - Paul's last farewel, or, A sermon, preached at the funerall of ... Mr. Thomas Blake / By Anthony Burgesse ... ; With a funeral oration made at Mr. Blakes death by Samuel Shaw ... - 1658
741; 177955 - He knew not that the Lord was departed from him : a sermon preached at the Magdalen Chapel, London, on Sunday 15th June 1777, when Dr. Dodd, late preacher there, was under sentence of death. - 1778
741; 177959 - A funeral sermon, occasioned by the decrease of our venerable sovereign George III. - 1820
741; 177960 - Reliquiae sacrae, or, Lectures on Christian morality during the reign of Charles I and part of the commonwealth, never before published / with a copious enlargement upon the original syllabus of each lecture by H. Jenkin. - 1821
741; 177961 - An oration on the coronation of George IV. - 1821
741; 177964 - Evidences of immortality, a sermon, preached in the Cathedral Church of Lichfield : with notes, critical and explanatory. - 1828
741; 177965 - A discourse on civil government in which are exhibited the peculiar excellences of the British constitution in commemoration of the coronation of William the Fourth. - 1830
741; 177988 - A sermon preached in the Church of Holy Trinity, Coventry, January 13th 1814. - 1814
741; 177994 - Progressive holiness : a sermon. - 1839
741; 178071 - Five discourses on so many very important points of practical religion : never before printed / by John Kettlewell, late a Minister of the Church of England ; with a preface giving some ac-count of the author's life. - 1696
741; 178072 - Sermons some of them on particular occasions. - 1826
741; 178084 - A sermon : the dominion of Jews favourable to the heathen. - 1799
741; 178387 - Sermons : and tracts upon various subjects : literary, critical and political. Vol. 1. - 1793
741; 178961 - Tennyson (C) Speech in the House of Commons, 1828 on Mr. N. Calvert's motion to substitute the Hundred of Bassetlaw for the town of Birmingham, in the Bill for disenfranchising the Borough of East Retford. 3rd edition. 41pp. 1829. Political History. - 1829
741; 188970 - Sermons preached at Stratford-upon-Avon. - 1851
741; 210713 - The harmony of the Evangelists. - 1765
741; 213169 - The spiritual venality of Rome : Taxe sacre penitentiarie apostolice ; preceded by a historical and critical account of the taxae cancellariae apostolicae and taxae sacrae poenitentiariae apostolicae of the United Church and court of modern Rome / by Eman - 1836
741; 213619 - MENDHAM (J) The spiritual venality of Rome. Taxe sacre penitentiarie apostolice etc. By Emancipatus. 2nd edition - 1836
741; 225157 - Protestant churchmen called to watchfulness : a sermon. - 1846
741; 225158 - The threatened famine a divine judgment for national unfaithfulness : a sermon. - 1846
741; 225159 - True loyalty : a sermon. - 1848
741; 225162 - The throne of grace : a sermon at Milverton. - 1847
741; 225163 - The new temple : a sermon preached at Stratford-on-Avon, Aug. 2nd 1848. - 1848
741; 225164 - The sign of the times : a sermon preached at St. Nicholas, Warwick, 5th Nov. 1846. - 1846
741; 231774 - Romes cruelty & apostacie : declared in a sermon preached on the fifth of November, 1644 before the Honourable House of Commons / by Anthony Burgess, Pastour of Sutton Coldfield, a member of the As-sembly. - 1645
741; 239248 - Words on the war : sermons in Coventry. - 1854
741; 336356 - BLOOMFIELD (F.J.) Bloomfield's guide to the income tax, including Budget proposals, April 1927. With new method of assessment defined. Table. 39pp. - 1927
741; 342550 - Four several tracts : [A discourse explaining the nature of edification ; The religious loyalist ; Christianity, a doctrine of the cross ; Of Christian Communion]. - 1695
741; 343556 - A sermon preached at the funeral of the Reverend John Scott, late rector of St. Giles in the fields, March 15, 1694. - 1695
741; 352062 - HOPKINS (ALICE H.) The Divine Master : his life, character, and teaching. Illus. - 1928
741; 374841 - BURMAN (J) The story of Tanworth-in-Arden, Warwickshire. Ports. Illus. Map.
741; 456290 - BURMAN (J) Warwickshire people and places - 1936
741; 459299 - BYFORD-JONES (W) Both sides of the Severn, by Quaestor. Essays from the "Express and Star". Illus. Map. - 1936
741; 507486 - BURMAN (J) Solihull and its school. Illus. 90pp. - 1939
741; 556405 - Caleb's integrity in following the Lord fully, in a sermon preached at St. Margaret's, Westminster, before the honourable House of Commons, at their late solemne and publick fast, Novemb. 30th 1642. - 1642
741; 556406 - Magnalia Dei ab Aquilone; set forth, in a sermon preached before the Right Honourable the Lords and Commons, at St Margarets Westminster, upon Thurs-day Iuly 18, 1644. Being the day of publike thanksgiving for the great victory obtained against Prince Rup - 1644
741; 556407 - The impostures of seducing teachers discovered : in a sermon before the Right Honourable Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen of the City of London at their anniversary meeting on Tuesday in Easter weeke, April 23, 1644, at Christ Church. - 1644
741; 556408 - The posture of Davids spirit when he was in a doubtfull condition. Opened in a sermon preached before the honourable House of Commons at Margarets Westminster, upon October 22. 1644. being a day especially set apart for a publicke humiliation. ... / by Ri - 1644
741; 556409 - The happiness of Israel : as it was set forth in a sermon preached to both the honourable Houses of Parliament at Christ-Church, London, upon a solemne day of thanksgiving, March 12th 1644. - 1645
741; 556410 - The hearse of the renowned, the Right Honourable Robert Earle of Essex and Ewe, Viscount Hereford, Lord Fer-rers of Chartley, Bourchier and Lovaine, sometime Captaine Lord Generall of the armies raised for the de-fence of King and Parliament. As it was re - 1646
741; 556412 - The purifying of unclean hearts and hands : opened in a sermon preached before the Honourable House of Commons, at their solemn fast, January 28, 1645 in Margarets, Westminster. - 1648
741; 556413 - Caleb's integrity in following the Lord fully, in a sermon preached at Saint Margaret's, Westminster, before the honourable House of Commons, at their late solemne and publick fast, Novemb. 30th 1642. - 1642
741; 557890 - Horse brass collections. - 1944
741; 660032 - Gems of truth in simple settings. - 1918
741; 662862 - The Nottingham press, 1800-1850. - 1963
741; 663920 - Love, the unknown. - 1965
741; 787904 - To die the Christians gain, being the substance of a sermon preached at the cathedral church of Lichfield, on Sunday, 24 May, 1778. - 1778
741; 795185 - Fragrant the fertile earth : [a calendar of country life and ways in Warwickshire] / [by] Aubrey Seymour, illustrated by himself. - 1970
751; 66691 - BAGNALL (E) Saul and David. A sacred dramatic poem. With chorus and notes - 1836
751; 350180 - ARBUTHNOT (MARGARET E.) The Circling year. A masque. 28pp. - 1899
821; 197144 - Elihu Burritt. A poem. In Johnstone (A.S.) Erniana and other poems. 1906. *JOHNSTONE (ALFRED S.) of Rednal. - 1906
821; 203232 - JOHNSTONE (A.S.) A gift of remembrance. A reminiscence of the Crimea, and other poems. - 1907
821; 212504 - My old man and me. Verses written for recital at 'The Harborne Old People's Dinner’ In Johnstone (A.S.) The golden bridal and other poems. 1908. *JOHNSTONE (ALFRED S.) of Rednal. - 1908
821; 232423 - BOOKER (LUKE) The mitre oak. A poem. With historical and other notes. Illus. 33pp. - 1835
821; 660845 - Twelve poems. - 1915
821; 663057 - The water nymph and other poems. - 1905
831; 725227 - Eileen of Redstone Farm. / Illustrated by Maureen Eckersley. - 1965
832; 443192 - Merry hearts at Rednal. A story. Illus. 63pp. 1935. HIPKINS (MARIANNE). - 1935
832; 663185 - Nebo the nailer : [a novel about the nailers of Worcestershire]. - 1902
841; 6524 - CARPENTER (B) Difference of sentiment no objection to the exercise of mutual love. Sermon at Dudley, 1780. With notes. 25pp. - 1780
841; 6524 - Difference of sentiment no objection to the exercise of mutual love : a sermon preached in Dudley, 1780. - 1780
841; 15188 - The original order of nature our model in the work of education. A sermon at the Worcester Diocesan Training College. 26pp. 1860. LYTTELTON (Rev. WILLIAM HENRY) canon of Gloucester. - 1860
841; 60312 - The doctrine of the Church of England defended, in a brief exposition of its catechism. - 1873
841; 60312 - WILMOT (P) The doctrine of the Church of England defended, in a brief exposition of its catechism. - 1753
841; 60313 - WILMOT (P) The doctrine of the Church of England further defended, and the glorious state of the Christian church describ'd. - 1753
841; 61980 - RICHARDS (J) Practical arithmetic etc. With notes. 2nd edition, corrected etc. - 1811
841; 62773 - BROAD (J) The Worcestershire farmer ; or, the Young farmer's guide. Imperfect. 60pp. - 1778
841; 87672 - BEETLESTONE (E) The bearings of Revelation on current events etc. - 1873
841; 120663 - CARPENTER (B) The fading leaf, or the Autumn of human life. A sermon. 25pp. - 1815
841; 222180 - MOSSE (W.G.) Our religion - 1903
841; 226759 - STEELE-ELLIOTT (J) The vertebrate fauna of Bedfordshire. Printed for private circulation
841; 261671 - STEVENSON (H.J.) Sermons, plain and practical - 1852
841; 264708 - SMITH (RUPERT T.) Yesterdays - 1915
841; 343195 - WOLTMANN (CAROLINE VON) The White lady. A tale, translated from the German by Caroline L. Lyttelton. For sale at the Bazaar, Dudley Castle, 1837 - 1837
841; 343211 - GREEN (R) A brief history of Worcester; or, "Worcester Guide" improved. Illus. - 1802
841; 394104 - SAXTON (C.A.W.) ed. The origin and progress of the Worcester Co-operative Society Limited, 1881 - 1931. Ports. Illus. (Worcester) - 1932
841; 413340 - BRANSBY (J.H.) ed. Sermons for the use of families. 2 volumes - 1808
841; 413340 - Sermons for the use of families / by W. Hazlitt. - 1808
841; 561566 - An explanation of the author's opinions on geology. - 1867
921; 5856 - POINTON (PRISCILLA) Poems on several occasions - 1770
921; 5856 - Poems on several occasions. - 1770
921; 57669 - Poems. Consisting of elegies, odes and songs etc. To which are added, in prose, Strictures on the late Birmingham Riots, entitled The Seven Chapters of the First Book of Things etc. by Levi Ben Mordecai. 1795. CHATTERTON (STEPHEN). - 1795
921; 62202 - WOODHOUSE (J) Poems on sundry occasions - 1764
921; 93099 - WOODHOUSE (J) Poems on several occasions. 2nd edition with additional pieces etc. - 1766
921; 142562 - WHITE (J) The seasons, and miscellaneous poems - 1873
921; 333900 - BANKS (E) Waifs of Rhyme. Poems - 1884
921; 663054 - Poems, 1675 / reprinted with an introd. by Hugh Macdonald. - 1947
921; 769478 - The message of the trees : [poems]. - 1968
931; 57678 - TOMKINS (S) Woodland and woodbee, a tale of manly virtue - 1867
931; 233356 - H. (R) Lost and found; or, Who is to blame? A novel. By the author of "Kate Hamilton etc." Frontis - 1865
931; 662927 - Coniston Hall, or, The Jacobites : a historical tale. - 1846
932; 662801 - The Frobishers : a story of the Staffordshire potteries. - 1901
941; 5808 - HARWOOD (T) Sermons. 2 volumes - 1794
941; 5809 - Sermons in 2 vols. - 1794
941; 15104 - JESSE (W) The happiness of man. A sermon in St. John's Chapel, Bedford Row, London. 23pp. - 1793
941; 57642 - BUNN (H) Reasons why the Protestant Church has uniformly rejected the Romish invention of purgatory - 1841
941; 57693 - PIPER (J) The life of Miss Fanny Brown, with the history and adventures of Mrs Julep etc. A novel - 1760
941; 57706 - PAPE (D) A compendious English grammar, with a key - 1806
941; 57723 - SHERIDAN (D.T.) The new universal spelling book, with reading lessons etc. Port. Illus. - 1804
941; 60301 - VALE (B) The early history of Egypt etc. Illus. - 1857
941; 63014 - SPENCER (G) Sermon preached at the opening of the Church of Our Lady of Mount St. Bernard, in Charnwood Forest, Leicestershire. 23pp. - 1837
941; 64702 - GIBBONS (J) Practical remarks on the construction of the Staffordshire blast furnace etc. 50pp. - 1839
941; 178000 - SPENCER (G) Our hope that the light of truth will yet shine forth in England etc. Sermon in the Catholic Chapel, Leamington. 24pp. - 1838
941; 217917 - BARRS (GEORGE) Four sermons. With extracts from his private manuscript journals, and a brief memoir by his son, F.W.G. Barrs - 1844
941; 238126 - DYOTT (R. A.) Travels in Australasia. By Wandandian. Illus. - 1912
941; 329978 - LAMBERT (L) St. Mary's and the College quarter of Stafford. Plans. Illus. 21pp. - 1925
941; 413353 - Sermons, doctrinal and practical : preached in the Parish Church of West Bromwich. - 1830
941; 413353 - TOWNSEND (C) Sermons, doctrinal and practical. Preached in the parish church of West Bromwich. - 1830
941; 493252 - NOTTELLE (L) The French correspondent: selections from letters of French and English authors. With facsimiles of the autographs of French writers and men of business. - 1859
941; 493277 - NOTTELLE (L) The French language simplified, containing also historical and conversational exercises. - 1856
941; 640890 - The testimony of nature and revelation : a treatise on geology. - 1861
9611 - Hardy trees and shrubs of Britain. - 1875
12883 - An encyclopædia of agriculture : comprising the theory and practice of the valuation, transfer, laying out, improvement, and management of landed property, and of the cultivation and economy of the animal and vegetable productions of agriculture, includi - 1844
12884 - Encyclopaedia of architecture : cottage, farm, and villa. - 1853
13020 - Encyclopaedia of plants : comprising the specific character, description, culture, history, application in the arts, and every other desirable particular respecting all the plants indigenous to, cultivated in, or introduced into Britain. - 1855
27552 - The ladies' flower-garden. Vol. 1, Perennials. - 1846
27556 - British wild flowers. - 1840
27558 - Arboretum et fruticetum britannicum, or, the trees and shrubs of Britain, native and foreign, hardy and half-hardy, pictorially and botanically delineated, and scientifically and popularly described ; with their propagation, culture, management, and uses - 1844
41004 - Architectural magazine and journal of improvement in architecture, building, and furnishing, and in the various arts and trades connected therewith.
71108 - Paper roofs at Tew Lodge, Oxon. - 1811
84534 - The villa gardener; comprising the choice of a suburban villa residence; the laying out, planting, and culture of the garden and grounds; and the management of the villa farm, including the dairy and poultry-yard ... / By J. C. Loudon. - 1850
84535 - The suburban gardener, and villa companion : comprising the choice of a suburban or villa residence, or of a situation on which to form one ; the arrangement and furnishing of the house ; and the laying out, planting, and general management of the garden - 1838
163312 - Arboretum et fruticetum britannicum, or, The trees and shrubs of Britain, native and foreign, hardy and half-hardy, pictorially and botanically delineated, and scientifically and popularly described ; with their propagation, culture, management, and uses - 1838
163337 - The horticulturist, or, An attempt to teach the science and practice of the culture and management of the kitchen, fruit, and forcing garden to those who have had no previous knowledge or practice in these departments of gardening / by J.C. Loudon ; illus - 1849
165939 - Gardener's magazine ... - 1826-1840
662631 - Birmingham bulletin : [a quarterly publication for Birmingham writers and poets].
663244 - [A list of West Midland authors past and present]. - 1966
663757 - Garden flowers from plates / by Jane Loudon. With an introd. and notes on the plates by Robert Gathorne-Hardy. - 1948
701881 - Lady with green fingers; the life of Jane Loudon. - 1961
754593 - Facts from the world of nature, animate and inanimate / by Mrs. Loudon ... - 1848
792375 - Mr. Loudon's England: the life and work of John Claudius Loudon, and his influence on architecture and furniture design. - 1970
Loudon Collection; 41005 - A descriptive account, accompanied by plans, elevations, sections etc., of the Birmingham new Town Hall. By A Resident in Birmingham. With subsequent letter from J. Hansom, and a reply by E. Welch. In Architectural Magazine. Vol. 2. 1835. WELCH (EDMUND). - 1835
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