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02 - Geology - nd

03 - Natural History - nd

04 - Meteorology - nd

05 - General Works - nd

06 - Directories - nd

07 - Book Trade in Birmingham - nd

1 COL; 194168 - Pagan Rome. 32pp.

01; 69158 - Stone (R.P.) Catalogue of Catholic works selling at the Catholic Magazine Office, 36 Bull Street, Birmingham. 14pp. 1831?. Booksellers' Catalogues. - [1831]

01; 239625 - Bullock (C.F. ) Extensive Catalogue of G. Baxter's Oil Prints. (with prices) 12pp. 1896. Booksellers' Catalogues. - 1896

01; 302665 - Mackey (G) bric-a-brac dealer, of 74 New Street, Birmingham. Catalogue of Numismatic books, forming portion of the library of the late E. Saxty of Bath, offered for sale with coins, medals, tokens, cabinets etc. 8pp. - c.1891

01; 401729 - Wilson (J.) Extra lists of second-hand books. No. 1a January 1928 --. Booksellers' Catalogues.

01; 470370 - Lowe Brothers Ltd. Topography, antiquities, maps and views of Birmingham and Warwickshire. Catalogue no. 1096 28pp. 1937. Booksellers' Catalogues. - 1937

01; 481387 - Combridge (C) Ltd. History in fiction: a catalogue of historical fiction in chronological order. 22pp. 1938. Booksellers' Catalogues. - 1938

01; 482594 - Combridge (C) A catalogue of books: a selection of works in various departments of literature, sold by C. Combridge. 1904. Booksellers' Catalogues. - 1904

01; 617936 - Medal winning children's books : the Newbery, Caldecott and Carnegie medal awards / a catalogue compiled by W.H.S. Whitehouse. - 1951

1; 662566 - Plastics today : [with foreign language summaries]. - 1962

1; 662779 - Fingal's cave : [a poem] / printed by F.E. Pardoe. - 1963

2 ALL; 61967 - Prayer Book. Morning and evening services of the Book of Common Prayer, of the Church of England. Adapted for general use in other Protestant churches. School edition. 36pp. - 1860

2 ALL; 67527 - CHEMICAL AGENT (A) pseud. The mysteries of the iron trade, with anecdotes illustrative of the general bankruptcy. 16pp. 2nd edition

2 ALL; 68442 - Representation of the people Bill. Representation of minorities. Verbatim report of the debate in the House of Lords on Lord Cairns's motion, July 30th 1867. Reprinted from The Times. 16pp. - 1867

2 ALL; 239667 - Lines on the kings of England, 1066 - 1873. 22pp. - 1873

2 BEI; 384720 - PERKINS (Mrs ELIZABETH S.) The Botanical and horticultural meeting, or, Flora's and Pomona's fete. A poem by A Lady. From notes by John Quill. 2nd edition. 27pp.

2 BEL; 35998 - The duty of the respective officers appointed by the Court Leet, in the Manor of Birmingham, as ascertained and presented by the Jury, 1779. 8pp. 1829. LEE (THOMAS) the elder, attorney of Birmingham. - 1829

2 BEL; 61062 - NAYLOR (W.S.) Treatment of the Book of Common Prayer by W.H. Bonner. Signed : "A Layman of the Church of England" 8pp. - 1843

2 BEL; 62407 - WISHART (W) An essay on the inefficacy of a death-bed repentance. - 1817

2 BEL; 62459 - CORRIE (Rev. J.) An apology for the diversity of religious sentiments, and for theological enquiries. 22pp. - 1802

2 BEL; 63254 - GILPIN (W) An account of the condemnation and execution of Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, extracted by J.H.B. 24pp. - 1816

2 BEL; 63630 - Catechism. A simple catechism, for the use of charity children. 2nd edition. 24pp. - 1823

2 BEL; 63948 - HORNE (W.W.) Friendship. A poem. 16pp. - 1805

2 BEL; 202326 - Fragmenta : in blank verse and in rhyme. By the Author of "The Battle". 16pp.

2 BEL; 237316 - BRANSBY (J.H.) The Christian hero. Sermon at Dudley, on the death of Rev. T. Lindsey. 23pp. - 1808

2 BIL; 87675 - ROSSE (A) The birth of the storms. A few thoughts metrically arranged. By the author of"The History of the kings and queens of England" in verse etc. - 1850

2 BIR; 63624 - Catechism for children and young persons. New edition, with improvements. Preface signed J.P. (J. Proud?) 36pp. - 1799

2 BIR; 64558 - HEWITT (J) A history and personal description of that notorious family of imposters, cheats etc., Westons, alias Greens, alias Gilberts, by a Magistrate. 2nd edition with large additions. 30pp. NOTE - Differs from 397964 - 1782

2 BIR; 481369 - Midland Co-operators' Educational Convention under the auspices of the Midland Section Co-operative Educational Committees Association, Ltd. at the Hayes, Swanwick, near Derby, September 1935. Programme. 16pp. - 1935

2 BIR; 517103 - WELSH (W) A memorable ride. The End to End and 1000 miles (cycling) records. Illus. Table. 24pp. - 1908

2 BLO; 256879 - Smithfield. A particular account of the Smithfield meeting. On Reform. 16pp. - 1819

2 BLO; 371925 - BUNYAN (J) The Pilgrim's Progress, from the present evil world to the kingdom of Heaven. Abridged and altered from Bunyan's work and designed for the instruction of youth. Illus. Imperfect. 40pp - 1824

2 BRA; 55033 - GIBBONS (G) The artist's dream: or, The Curse of drink. A melodrama. 64pp.

2 BRA; 70138 - Bible (The Miniature) A selection of the principal passages etc. Illus. - nd

2 BRO; 63098 - FARLEY (ELIZA) A Posy for youth. In prose and verse. 6th edition. 48pp. - 1833

2 BRO; 390503 - COWPER (W.) Diverting history of John Gilpin. Illus. 24pp. - 1848

2 BUT; 63665 - Questions answered from Scripture and reason, that will undoubtedly surprise and benefit mankind, also a copy of a religious treaty between the Emperors of Russia and Austria and the King of Prussia. 16pp. - 1816

2 CAS; 239901 - BASKERVILLE (C.G.) England's woe. A plea for total abstinence. 24pp.

2 CAS; 449615 - Sunday scholar's value for the Bible (The) 16pp. - nd

2 CAS; 458953 - HAVERGAL (FRANCES R.) "I also for thee" A hymn, with explanation. 30pp. - nd.

2 CAS; 525365 - B. (R.N.) Rest : extracted from R. Baxter's "Saint's everlasting rest". 32pp. - 1859

2 CAS; 530036 - Good children are like fragrant blossoms. 16pp.

2 COM; 413168 - DIXON (ELLEN J.) Branches of thought. 35pp.

2 CON; 168519 - S. (J.W.) The legend of St. Christopher, done into rhyme. - 1901

2 COR; 63266 - Dudley Gathering (The) A ballad on the excursion to Dudley in connection with the British Association, Birmingham Meeting, 1849. By E. 12pp. - 1849

2 COR; 69294 - WASON (R) History of the currency. 20pp.

2 COR; 226930 - WINDER (F) Through Sutton Chace. The Gum Slade and Bracebridge Pool. Two poems. 16pp. - 1910

2 DAV; 167378 - Widow and her son (The) A poem. 16pp.

2 DAV; 188422 - HOLDER (MARY) A brief account of the last days and happy death of Mary Holder. Frontis. 36pp.

2 DAV; 188972 - M'CHEYNE (R.M.) The gathered lily. A narrative of the conversion and death of J. Laing. 34pp.

2 DAV; 513708 - The Arabian youth. A new and true story. 18pp.

2 DEW; 64368 - Rules and orders to be observed by the members of a money society, to meet at the house of Mr.------. 8pp. - nd

2 DEW; 232432 - STERBINI (C) Il barbiere di Siviglia, (The barber of Seville) a comic opera. Libretto only, in Italian and English. 59pp.

2 EDW; 239738 - A Faithful and particular account of God's gracious dealings with W. Cope of Birmingham, written by himself. 24pp. 1830. COPE (WILLIAM). - 1830

2 FER; 6392 - LOWE (J) Treatise on profits, discounts, and interest. With tables - 1816

2 FLI; 118757 - GARWOOD (J) The force of circumstance. A poem. 21pp. - 1838

2 FOR; 473934 - Authentic particulars of the duel between the Duke of Wellington and the noble Earl of Winchilsea. 4pp. - 1829

2 GIL; 72303 - RAFFERTY (M) Capital and labour united; or,the true position of the working classes etc. 28pp. - 1881

2 GRE; 62740 - Plea for liberty of conscience (A) With the history of Mrs Fardingale and her red cloak. 12pp.

2 GRE; 434319 - Coventry, The. Revised educational prize scheme for the Archdeaconry of Coventry. 8pp. - 1861

2 GRE; 434320 - Coventry, The. Amended sewing prize scheme for the Archdeaconry of Coventry. 8pp. - 1862

2 GRE; 435256 - Coventry Archidiaconal Church Extension Society. Opinions and results of the Educational Prize Scheme. 8pp. - 1858

2 GUE; 63237 - Agricolas and Urban (pseud.) A dialogue upon the royal marriage of the Prince and Princess of Wales, 1863. With songs (Birmingham) 12pp. 1863. Edward VII, King of England. - 1863

2 GUE; 375224 - Golden harp (The), containing a collection of carols. pp. 25-48. NOTE - Imperfect. Wants pp. 1 - 24

2 HAL; 68450 - GOVER (Rev. W.) The Temple builders. A sermon in the Cathedral Church of Worcester, at the general ordination of Henry Philpott, Bishop of Worcester. 12pp. - 1869

2 HAL; 359504 - S. (J.T.) Christmas. A poem. 8pp. - 1863

2 HAR; 66809 - SMITH (JOHN) A torn leaf from a lost life. A poem. 23pp. - 1864

2 HOD; 63631 - MEMBER OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND (A) pseud. An address to the members of the Church of England on Roman Catholicism. 4pp. - 1839

2 HOD; 64235 - ANGLICUS (pseud.) Is Popery preferable to Protestantism? A letter to protestants. 16pp. - 1836

2 HOD; 72356 - George III. The virtues, afflictions, and remarkable preservations of King George III etc. Frontis. 16pp. - 1820

2 HOD; 342543 - New selection of hymns from various authors, for children 2nd edition, enlarged. 96pp. - 1828

2 HOU; 239217 - PATRIS (F) The thane of Möen. A poem. 31pp. - 1888

2 HUD; 125963 - Suffrage (The) An appeal to the middle classes, by One of themselves. With a preface by Joseph Sturge. 16pp. - 1842

2 HUD; 265528 - Account of a shooting excursion against runaway negro slaves in Jamaica, October 1824. 24pp - 1828

2 HUT; 254466 - HALLAS (ELDRED) The science of goodness. Reprinted from the Worcestershire and Staffordshire County Express. 15pp. - 1914

2 HUT; 254467 - CLEMENTS (R) Modern wealth and the social problem. Reprinted from the "Birmingham Weekly Mercury". 16pp. - 1914

2 JAB; 6292 - Equality as consistent with the British constitution. In a dialogue between a master manufacturer and one of his workmen. Published by order of the Birmingham Association for the protection of Liberty etc., in 1793. 8pp. 1819?. Liberty, Property and the Constitution (Birmingham Association for the protection).

2 JAB; 57834 - KENNEDY (R) ed. Church of England Psalm book etc. - 1821

2 JAC; 63240 - Carols. A new book of Christmas carols. New carol book, Nos. 1 - 3. 72pp.

2 JOH; 63626 - LAYMAN (A) pseud. A plain man's creed : or, The principles of genuine Christianity etc. 32pp. - 1791

2 JON; 6465 - AMATOR (pseud.) The way of true happiness, and lasting peace. A poetic vision. 12pp. - 1789

2 JON; 12404 - Vision (The) A poem on the restoration of His Majesty's (King George III) health. 18pp. - 1789

2 JON; 64073 - Advice to young women, upon their first going out into service. 12pp.

2 JOU; 66879 - Shylock v. Antonio. A skit. Privately reprinted from "Albany Law Journal". 7pp. - 1874

2 JOU; 212022 - Solihull (School Room) Amateur dramatic entertainment. June 8th 1870. Words to the music. 19pp. - 1870

2 KIR; 505241 - MENDELSSOHN (F) Elijah. An oratorio. The words selected from the Old Testament. The English version by W. Bartholomew. The music by F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy. Libretto only. 16pp.

2 KIR; 523360 - HANDEL (G.F.) Messiah, an oratorio. The words selected from the Holy Scriptures. The music composed by G.F. Handel. Libretto only. 12pp.

2 KNO; 6289 - COBBETT (W) Observations on Paine's "Age of reason". 8pp.

2 KNO; 57840 - KENNEDY (R) ed. Church of England Psalm book etc. 4th edition revised - 1824

2 KNO; 63269 - PERKINS (Mrs ELIZABETH S.) The Botanical and horticultural meeting, or, Flora's and Pomona's fete. A poem by A Lady. From notes by John Quill. 2nd edition. 27pp. - 1834

2 KNO; 63629 - MADAN (S) An address to the inhabitants of the parish of Ibstock, prefixed to "The Friendly reproof and instruction of the late Rev. W. Unwin, to those who seldom attend public worship", 1788. With a second address etc. and a sermon, 1811. By the Rector of Ibstock. 50pp. - 1812

2 KNO; 239644 - Roman Catholic, or Popish, Catechism (A) 16pp. - 1834

2 KNO; 266363 - COBBETT (W) Observations on Paine's "Age of reason". 8pp.

2 KYN; 330022 - Mander (G.P.) A visit to Bobbington and Enville by the Wolverhampton Archaeological Society, June 1926. Some notes circulated among members by their President. (Wolverhampton) 12pp. 1924. Kynoch Press. Works printed by. - 1924

2 KYN; 330023 - Stockley (J.J.G.) A sermon preached at the Summer Assizes at Stafford on Tuesday 6th July 1926 before the Judges of His Majesty's High Court of Justice. 4pp. 1926. Kynoch Press. Works printed by. - 1926

2 KYN; 361561 - The D.I.A. cautionary guide to St. Albans. With a foreword by B.C. Williams-Ellis. (Design and Industries Association) Illus. Plan. 32pp. 1929. Kynoch Press. Works printed by. - 1929

2 KYN; 422085 - Kronos titanium pigments. British Titan Products Co. Ltd., Billingham. Booklet describing the factory, its organisation and products. 16pp. 1934. Kynoch Press. Works printed by. - 1934

2 LAN; 12451 - CLAUGHTON (T.L.) Our present duties in regard to holy baptism. A sermon in the parish church, Kidderminster. 14pp. - 1850

2 LAN; 57556 - TREVOR (R) The age of cant. A satire, in verse. 16pp. - 1856

2 LAN; 63986 - GILL (T.H.) The Eastern question an English question; or The protection of Turkey the duty and interest of England. 8pp.

2 LAN; 64087 - Form of prayer and ceremonies used at the consecration of churches and chapels. 11pp. - 1838

2 LAN; 66877 - BARNETT (H.N.) The government and the war. A lecture at Bristol. 8pp. - 1855

2 LAN; 326602 - CLAUGHTON (T.L.) Our present duties in regard to holy baptism. A sermon in the parish church, Kidderminster. 14pp. - 1850

2 LUC; 62409 - OBJECTOR (THE) pseud. Voltaire's creed proved insufficient for man's salvation. In fiveletters to Anonymous. 27pp. - 1771

2 LUP; 222138 - WATSON (Mrs H.) The home and the olive branches. By Stelvo. 32pp. - 1909

2 MAH; 64006 - GILLIS (Bishop J.) A pastoral letter on a bill now before Parliament, for authorising the inspection of convents. 14pp. - 1853

2 MAH; 67180 - McCAVE (J) Confession vindicated. A lecture in the Church of the Holy Trinity, Bilston. Pt. II. 12pp.

2 MAR; 62458 - HILL (J.C.) The chief obstacles that prevent and the principal means to obtain the blessings of peace clearly pointed out. Illus. 44pp. - 1810

2 MAR; 63627 - R. (R) A Catechism, for the use of the Sunday Schools. 24pp. - 1806

2 MAR; 115615 - HILL (J) The greatest truth ever published since the world's creation. Contained in an explanation of the Holy Trinity etc. Also nine queries proposed by T. Hartley with their answers by E. Swedenborg. 7th edition. 28pp.

2 MAR; 174528 - PARR (W) The druid's request. With other poetic trifles. 15pp. - 1808

2 MAR; 232685 - HILL (J.C.) The chief obstacles that prevent and the principal means to obtain the blessings of peace clearly pointed out. Illus. 44pp. - 1810

2 MAR; 239298 - CLOWES (J) The Divine victory over death and the grave, considered in a sermon. 12pp. - 1808

2 MUN; 509882 - England's Coronation stone and what is said about it. Illus. 32pp.

2 NAP; 49751 - KENNEDY (R) ed. Church of England Psalm book etc. 17th edition. With a supplement of select hymns - 1860

2 OSB; 13650 - LEA (N) What is a pound? Of the principles of the money system. 18pp. - 1848

2 OSB; 64398 - HARRIS (W) An essay on the unity of the Christian Church. 14pp. - 1849

2 OSB; 64733 - Duties of the middle classes in the present crisis. 8pp.

2 OSB; 66808 - BOND (E) Detached poems. 16pp. - 1849

2 OSB; 265336 - WHITLEY (T.W.) New and authentic handy guide and history of the ruins of St. Mary's Abbey, Kenilworth, and an account of the town and parish church of St. Nicholas, Kenilworth. Folding sheet. Plan

2 PAR; 6393 - LATHAM (S) The commercial guide, a treatise on discounts and profits, consisting of three series of tables. 47pp. - 1824

2 PAR; 544092 - SOELBERG (LOUISA) Modern dance, what is it? (Travelling Repertory Theatre Publication, No. 1) Illus. 8pp. - 1942

2 PEA; 57551 - CAVE (B) Bunyan's Pilgrim's progress. Concisely explained in easy verse. Frontis. 32pp. - 1812

2 PEA; 66983 - PRIESTLEY (J) An appeal to the serious and candid professors of Christianity etc. By a Lover of the Gospel etc. 38pp. - 1782

2 PEA; 69264 - VIATER (J) An endeavour to remove doubt and prejudice, by shewing the possibility of obtaining peace with all nations etc. 16pp. - 1811

2 PEA; 188937 - EVANGELICUS (pseud.) The Saturday Review and Methodism, May 25, 1861. A small poem. 8pp. - 1861

2 PIE; 63914 - COBBETT (W) Read and reflect! One pennyworth of useful wisdom etc. A faint picture of the horrors and calamities which have proceeded from the French Revolution etc., by a Friend of Humanity (commonly called Peter Porcupine) 8pp. - 1798-1800

2 PIE; 63935 - Nott (J) pseud. A word to the wise : or, John Nott's opinion of the riot in Snow Hill etc. 8pp. 1795. Riots, 1795 (The "Scarcity riot" in Snow Hill). - 1795

2 PIE; 72245 - Lee (T) The duty of the respective officers appointed by the Court Leet, in the Manor of Birmingham (as ascertained and presented by the jury, 1779). 8pp. 1789. Court Leet. - 1789

2 PIE; 266416 - WATTS (I) Divine songs attempted in easy language for the use of children. 78pp. - 1784

2 PRO; 34949 - Edgbaston poetical treasury (The) A collection of poems. 80pp. - 1873

2 RAG; 63274 - Address to Sunday school teachers. Our work, what is it? etc. 27pp.

2 RUS; 63265 - SCOTT (E) Elegy on the death of Charlotte Augusta, Princess of Saxe Cobourg. 9pp. - nd

2 RUS; 63278 - Cupid's bower; or, Lovers' festival. A choice collection of interesting valentines for 1815. Frontis. 24pp. - 1815

2 RUS; 239395 - English laws respecting landlords, tenants, and lodgers etc. New edition. 34pp.

2 SAI; 195699 - HARVEY (T.E.) A London boy's Saturday. 21pp. - 1906

2 SIL; 370969 - WEAVER (Sir L.) Beauty in printing. Illus. 14pp. - 1930

2 SMI; 359499 - G. (T) The Last Judgment. A Christmas wreath for coming years. Poems. Printed for private circulation. 7pp. - 1875

2 STO; 62411 - M'DONNELL (T.M.) Substance of speeches at the open meeting of the Committee of the British Catholic Association, held in London, January 22nd, 1828. 3rd edition. 26pp. - 1828

2 STO; 63632 - FOX (G) A reply to the remarks of Rev. J.B. Owen on the first of a series of lectures on the perpetuity and perpetual visibility of the Church of Christ. (The Roman Catholic, not the Protestant, the true Church) 31pp. - 1839

2 SWI; 63687 - LE RAY (J) Nelso; poema. 14pp. - 1799

2 SWI; 193507 - GROOMBRIDGE (H) The lady's and gentleman's assistant, in the use of the celestial and terrestrial globes. Georgraphy and astronomy. Fronits. 96pp. - 1786

2 SWI; 356194 - Solihull. An extract from an office copy of the terrier of the profits belonging to the Rectory of Solyhull. Exhibited 12th April 1727 - 1791

2 TAL; 72355 - Native of Devonshire (A) pseud. An attempt to promote England's welfare, in various questions and remarks etc. Frontis. 24pp.

2 TAY; 79710 - SOUTHWELL (C) A plain answer to the query "Ought there to be a law against blasphemy?" 23pp. - 1842

2 TAY; 312696 - MACERONE (F) Defensive instructions for the people, with instructions on the subject of arms and ammunition, street and house fighting. 8pp.

2 THO; 66804 - BENSON (JOSEPH) Sermon preached on the Sunday evening preceding the opening of the Conference of Preachers lately in connexion with Rev. J. Wesley, at Manchester etc. 32pp. - 1791

2 THO; 76570 - HOADLY (B) Bishop Hoadly's refutation of Bishop Sherlocks' arguments against a repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts. 79pp. - 1787

2 THO; 96571 - WAKEFIELD (G) Cursory reflections occasioned by the present meetings in opposition to the claims of dissenters, and the repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts. 28pp.

2 THO; 96572 - WAKEFIELD (G) An address to Dr. Samuel Horsley on the subject of An apology for the liturgy and clergy of the Church of England. 43pp. - 1790

2 THO; 96573 - Public documents declaratory of the principles of Protestant dissenters, and proving that the repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts was earnestly desired by King William III and King George I. 24pp. - 1790

2 TIM; 300184 - Sermons preached at the Royal town of Sutton Coldfield during the June festivities of the Jubilee year of H.M. Queen Victoria, 1887. 23pp. - 1887

2 TIM; 325324 - STONE (Sir J.B.) ed. Carols supplied to the School of the Borough of Sutton Coldfield, Christmas 1886. 8pp. - 1886

2 TON; 43831 - CHRUSOS (pseud.) The age of gold, and the golden age. A poem. 16pp.

2 TUR; 202325 - Harlequin, a comic piece in three acts, arranged by Messrs. Maffey. 24pp. - 1826

2 VAL; 292137 - Solihull subscription concert, December 27th 1822. Scheme of music performed. 6pp. - 1822

2 WAR; 294950 - HANCOX (Rev. J.) The Dissenting Parishioner's reply to his vicar etc. Addressed to J. White, the author of the three letters to a dissenting gentleman, on occasion of his pamphlet, entitled, The Protestant Dissenter guided to the Church of England. 32pp. - 1751

2 WEA; 464464 - HEALEY () Sea shanty postcards. Designed by Healey. Blocks made by I.A. Ellis. 8pp. - 1937

2 WHI; 66822 - HATHERLY (S) A few more words on the subject of the Russo-Turkish question etc. With The first drop of blood, a poem, by Z. T----s. 7pp. - 1855

2 WHI; 136659 - Legend of Saint Bartholomew the Great. A poem. 15pp. - 1859

2 WHI; 265328 - Old Pallet's Lecture on colors, (in verse,) for the use of young artists. (Signed: W. M.) 8pp. - 1865

2 WIN; 73808 - FACER (J) Self-knowledge. A poem. 11pp. - nd

2 WOO; 63091 - Child's first book (The); or, Reading made completely easy etc. 24pp. - nd

2 WOO; 434798 - Young child's primer (The); or, The First book of reading and spelling. Illus. 35pp.

2 WOO; 434799 - Young child's primer (The); or, The First book of reading and spelling. Illus. 35pp. With different cover

2 WRI; 63077 - Whittington (Sir Richard) The history of Whittington, who was afterwards Lord Mayor of London, and his cat etc. Chap-book. 23pp.

2 WRI; 63095 - DARBY (T) Poems, descriptive of rural scenery. Acrostics. 31pp. - 1815

2 WRI; 63272 - Popish reading made easy (The); or, Dens's Theology translated into the vulgar tongue, for the edification of Dr. D. Murray's "Beloved fellow Christians" 8pp. - nd [19th cent]

2 WRI; 63623 - Christian's diary (The) ; or, An almanack, for one day etc. 8pp.

2; 49751 - Kennedy (R) ed. Church of England Psalm Book, etc. 17th edition. With a supplement of select hymns. (Napper and Wright) 1860. Hymn Books. - 1860

2; 57840 - Kennedy (R) ed. Church of England Psalm Book, etc. 4th edition. (T. Knott) 1824. Hymn Books. - 1824

2; 63266 - The Dudley Gathering: a Ballad on the excursion to Dudley in connection with the British Association, Birmingham Meeting, 1849. Signed E. 12pp. British Association for the Advancement of Science, Birmingham Meeting 1849. - 1849

2; 129678 - Rogers (J.E.T.) The Eastern question. A speech in the Birmingham Town Hall, December 2nd 1870. 16pp. 1870. Town Hall (Concerts, Lectures, Meetings etc., held in the). - 1870

2; 239902 - Hurt (W) The woodland cottage : or, A residence in the Forest of Dean. Published for the bazaar in aid of the Birmingham Wesleyan day and infant schools. 23pp. 1848. Methodists (Wesleyan). - 1848

2; 266416 - Watts (Isaac) Divine Songs attempted in easy language for the use of children. (Piercy and Jones) 78pp. 1784. Hymn Books. - 1784

2; 342543 - A new selection of hymns from various authors, for children. 2nd edition enlarged. (W. Hodgetts) 96pp. 1828. Hymn Books. - 1828

2; 402881 - Address (An) to the inhabitants of Birmingham occasioned by very familiar letters addressed to Dr. Priestley, under the signature of John Nott, Button burnisher. 13pp. c.1790. - 1790

2; 449593 - Blind boy (The) 16pp. - nd

2; 449618 - POSTLETHWAITE (J) Victorious Joe. Part I. 16pp.

2; 513696 - Sutton Coldfield. Allday's map of Sutton Park shewing golf links. Scale 6 inches to one mile. Coloured

2; 513697 - Sutton Coldfield. Allday's map of Sutton Park shewing golf links. Scale 6 inches to one mile. Differs from 513696

2; 662289 - A form of prayer and thanksgiving to Almighty God to be used upon Sunday, the fourteenth day of April, 1833, to acknowledge His great goodness and mercy on removing from us that grievous disease with which several places in this kingdom have been lately v - 1833

2; 662956 - Torquay through a camera. - 1900

2ALL; 62479 - CHEMICAL AGENT (A) pseud. The mysteries of the iron trade, with anecdotes illustrative of the general bankruptcy. 16pp.

2ALL; 96574 - HUTTON (HUGH) 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. 42pp. - 1827

2BEL; 52515 - BOURN (S) An address to heads of families. On family worship. Edited by J. Kentish. 28pp. - 1803

2BEL; 63254 - An account of the condemnation and execution of Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury. Extracted by J.H.B. from the Life of Cranmer, by W. Gilpin. Printed by the Unitarian Tract Society, established in Birmingham for Warwickshire and the neighbouring counties. 24pp. 1816. GILPIN (WILLIAM). - 1816

2BIL; 261680 - --(Another edition) (Printed at M. Billing’s) 12pp. 1855?. Hungarian Vocalists.

2CHA; 198868 - JOHNSON (J) The utility and practicability of establishing an auxiliary savings' fund, in every Sunday school. By a London Sabbath school teacher. 8pp. - 1823

2COR; 63266 - A ballad on the excursion to Dudley in connection with the British Association, Birmingham meeting 1849. Signed E. 12pp. 1849. Dudley Gathering (The). - 1849

2HAL; 64234 - Ritualism : being the substance of a lecture at Harborne. 19pp. 1866. DALE (Rev. FREDERICK SPENCER). - 1866

2HUD; 29678 - The Eastern question. A speech in the Birmingham Town Hall, December 2nd 1870. 16pp. 1870. ROGERS (JAMES EDWIN THOROLD). - 1870

2JAB; 6292 - Equality as consistent with the British Constitution : in a dialogue between a master manufacturer and one of his workmen. Published by order of the Birmingham Association for the Protection of Liberty etc. in 1793. 8pp. (2nd edition) 1819?.

2JAB; 57834 - Church of England Psalm Book etc. (Jabet and Moore) 1821. KENNEDY (Rev. RANN) Works edited by. - 1821

2JAB; 184380 - Reference to some of the works executed in stained glass by W.R. Eginton, Newhall Street, Birmingham. 10pp. 1818?. EGINTON (WILLIAM RAPHAEL). - 1818

2JOE; 63264 - Hungarian Melodies (National). Words of the pieces sung by the Hungarian Vocalists. (W. Josebury, printer) 11pp. 1849?. Hungarian Vocalists. - [1849]

2JON; 12404 - Vision (The) A poem on the restoration of His Majesty King George III's health. Printed by E. Jones. 18pp. 1789. BASKERVILLE (JOHN) Books printed by other printers with his types. - 1789

2KNO; 57840 - Church of England Psalm Book 4th edition (T. Knott) 1824. KENNEDY (Rev. RANN) Works edited by. - 1824

2NAP; 49751 - Church of England Psalm Book 17th edition with a supplement of select hymns (Napper and Wright) 1860. KENNEDY (Rev. RANN) Works edited by. - 1860

2PEA; 239902 - The Woodland cottage: or, a Residence in the Forest of Dean. Published for the Bazaar in aid of the Birmingham Wesleyan Day and Infant Schools. 23pp. 1848. HURT (Rev. WILLIAM). - 1848

2PIE; 63935 - A word to the wise: or John Nott's (the original John Nott's) opinion of the riot in Snow Hill. 8pp. 1795. NOTT (JOHN) Buttonmaker (pseud.). - 1795

2PIE; 72245 - The duty of the respective officers appointed by the Court Leet, in the Manor of Birmingham, as ascertained and presented by the Jury, 1779. Anon. 8pp. 1789. LEE (THOMAS) the elder, attorney of Birmingham. - 1789

2PRO; 34949 - The Edgbaston poetical treasury. A collection of poems. 80pp. 1873. - 1873

2SMI; 69293 - Smith (E) A description of the patent perpendicular lift, erected on the Worcester and Birmingham Canal, at Tardebig. With explanations by W.H. Smith. Illus. 16pp. 1810. SMITH (WILLIAM HAWKES) Works illustrated by. - 1810

2Tho; 402881 - Inhabitant of Birmingham (An) (pseud.) An address to the inhabitants of Birmingham, occasioned by very familiar letters addressed to Dr. Priestley, under the signature of John Nott, Button burnisher. 13pp. c.1790. NOTT (JOHN) Button burnisher. Works relating to. - 1790

2WAT; 86450 - BRINDLEY (J) A refutation of Robert Owen's fundamental principles of socialism, proving the free agency of man. Tract 1. 12pp. - 1842

2WATT; 72747 - C. Sheaf's trial trip; or, The way to Heaven. A "velocipede" journey from Birmingham to Dorsington, near Stratford-on-Avon etc. 34pp. 1868. SHEAF (CHARLES). - 1868

3 COR; 69170 - ROWBOTHAM (S.B.) Zetetic astronomy. Experiments which prove that the earth is not a globe. By 'Parallax' Illus. 16pp. - 1849

3 COR; 239770 - What-I-can-ism or Pio Nemo and the fair lady nun. A play 36pp. - 1875

3 COR; 249031 - ALLCUT (E.A.) The economical use of coal. Reprinted from the "Birmingham Engineering and Mining Journal" 14pp. - 1914

3 COR; 253851 - MARTIN (E.W.) The philosophy and practice of simple diet. Dinner for twopence. 14pp. - 1914

3 COR; 285322 - Free Catholic Tracts. Published by the authority of Executive Council of the Society of Free Catholics. No. 1 Orchard (W.E.) The Church. 16pp. - 1920

3 COT; 522525 - POWNALL (J.F.) New railway network principles. A project for applying them to British railways. Map. Dgms. 24pp. - 1940

3 CUR; 481598 - New songs for co-operators. 16pp. - c.1930

3 DRA; 186985 - Country excursion (The); or, A Day's adventures. A poem. With illustrative sketches. 15pp.

3 GRO; 394957 - The Cottagers. An interesting narrative. Illus. 54pp. - 1836

3 HUD; 481313 - ROBERTS (E.L.) Cavalcade of Anglo-Australian test cricket, 1877 - 1938. Ports. 43pp. - 1938

3 LAN; 72201 - Marine fête (The) A poem. 20pp. - 1836

3 PHI; 243646 - Dassier (John) and Son. Explanation of the Medals of the English Monarchs engraved by J. Dassier and Son. Printed for T. Phipson, Birmingham, where may be had compleat setts of Dassier's Medals. 17pp.

3; 72199 - Watts (Isaac) The Psalms of David, imitated in the language of the New Testament, and applied to the Christian state and worship. New stereotype edition. (Printed for T. Groom) c.1840. Hymn Books. - 1840

3; 224366 - Hymns for Adult Schools and for Public worship. (“Monthly Record” Office) 96pp. 1886. Hymn Books. - 1886

3; 261686 - Pretty pictures for little children. An alphabet book. Col. illus. 4pp.

3; 266408 - GOETHE (J.W. von) The sorrows of Werter - 1809

3; 411294 - PUNCHARD (F.N.) Survivals of folk football. Published by the editor of "School Hygiene and Physical Education", King's Norton, Birmingham. 12pp. - 1928

3; 517096 - The Order of the administration of the Lord's Supper or the Holy Communion. Compiled by J.M.L. Thomas. 18pp. 1912. THOMAS (Rev. JOSEPH MORGAN LLOYD) Minister of the Old Meeting.. - 1912

3; 662570 - Occasional studies in Birmingham postcards.

3BIR; 283065 - UNWIN (R) The Nation's new houses, pictures and plans. 32pp. - 1919

3BRA; 63279 - Surprising, odd, queer, and comical song book (The) for 1812. Frontis. Imperfect. pp. 5 - 16 - 1812?

3COR; 69270 - Tommy Trip's visit to London and what he saw there. An alphabet book. Col. illus. 4pp. - c.1850

3COR; 69271 - Pretty pictures for little children. An alphabet book. Col. illus. 4pp. - c.1850

3SMI; 517096 - Order of the administration of the Lord's Supper (The), or the Holy Communion. Compiled by J.M.L. Thomas of the Old Meeting Church, Birmingham. 18pp. 1912. - 1912

3WAL; 524297 - ROBERTS (R) Christendom astray. Does it matter what we believe? Pamphlet on "Christendom astray" by R. Roberts. 15pp. - c.1910

06; 662191 - Printing metals : summary of a paper read before the members of the Birmingham Centre, Printers', Managers and Overseers Association ... on January 8th, 1946. - 1946

12; 530966 - The duty of the respective officers appointed by the Court Leet, in the Manor of Birmingham, as ascertained and presented by the Jury, 1779. 1789. Facsimile reprint. 8pp. (Four Oaks) 1941. LEE (THOMAS) the elder, attorney of Birmingham. - 1941

21; 71545 - Lucas (J.P.) Catalogue of the printing materials, books etc., of R. Jabet, High Street, Birmingham, which will be sold by auction, 11th March 1822. 23pp. 1822. Sale Catalogues. - 1822

21; 240054 - Albert Steam Printing Works, Birmingham. Account of the complimentary dinner given, 1882 by F.Grew and his employees to Mr S. Edmonds. 8pp. 1883. GREW (FREDERICK). - 1883

21; 398905 - Midland Counties Herald, Limited (in voluntary liquidation). Catalogue of the entire printing plant, type, office furniture etc. Sold by L.A. Ouston (Oct. 6) 1932. 12pp. 1932. Printers and Printing. - 1932

21; 414139 - A few of the display faces cast and stocked by the Midland Typesetters, Birmingham. A sheet. 1933. Midland Typesetters (The). - 1933

31; 395191 - Catalogue of educational works and price list of school stationery, published and sold by the Educational Trading Company Limited, Union Street, Birmingham. 16pp. 1868. Educational Trading Company Ltd.. - 1868

38; 521936 - British loyalty; or, A Squeeze for St. Paul's. A poem, with prefatory address, contrasting the situation of the Royal family of France with that of Great Britain, and a particular allusion to the Royal visit to Worcester. With That much-admired ode on the entertainment given by Colonel Lenox, by R. Burns. 20pp. - 1789

260961 - Now go, write it before them in a table and note it in a book. An account of the removal of Cornish Brothers Ltd, from 37 to 39 New Street. Illus. 10pp. 1913. Cornish Brothers Limited. - 1913

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