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1 Copy OS; 6003 - Report on the state of education in Birmingham. By the Birmingham Statistical Society for the Improvement of Education. In Journal of the Statistical Society. Volume 3. 1840. - 1840

1 Copy at L48.1; 62491 - Capel (H.M.) Inspector of Schools for Birmingham District and Temple (F). Addresses on Education in Birmingham before a private meeting at the residence of the Mayor. 15pp. 1867. - 1867

1; 6003 - Report on the state of education in Birmingham. By the Birmingham Statistical Society for the Improvement of Education. In Journal of the Statistical Society. Vol. 3. 1840. Statistical Society for the Improvement of Education (Birmingham). - 1840

1; 62480 - Birmingham : its educational condition and requirements. A letter to R.W. Winfield on a letter of Hon. and Rev. G.M. Yorke. 18pp. 1856. *STEPHENSON (NASH). - 1856

1; 62489 - Address to the Guardians and Overseers of the poor of the parish of Birmingham, on parochial infant schools. (Signed : A Guardian) 10pp. 1835. Poor and Poor Law. - 1835

1; 62491 - Addresses on Education in Birmingham before a private meeting at the residence of the Mayor (i.e. George Dixon) by H.M. Capel and Dr. F. Temple. 15pp. 1867. - 1867

1; 259716 - The Appeal to Caesar : (The Liberal "2000") A Christian idyll. A poem on the Birmingham Education League. Reprinted from the Birmingham Daily Gazette of 1869. December 25, 1885. 3pp. 1885. *EVANS (SEBASTIAN). - 1885

2; 9540 - Education bill, 1902 : memorial to government / [presented to the Prime Minister by Sir Oliver Lodge on behalf of signatories in Birmingham and the Midlands]. - 1902

2; 36534 - On the teaching of science in Public Elementary Schools. Paper before the Birmingham Philosophical Society. 20pp. 1881. *HARRISON (WILLIAM JEROME). - 1881

2; 549540 - Education Bill [1902] : memorial to government [presented to the Prime Minister by Sir Oliver Lodge on behalf of signatories in Birmingham and the Midland]. - 1902

3; 130489 - Borough of Birmingham. Endowed Schools Committee. Report for presentation to the Council, 1872. 11pp. 1872. Endowed Schools Committee. - 1872

03; 374969 - Refresher course for teachers of handicraft, January 19th to 23rd, 1931. Programme. 1931. Education Department (Birmingham). - 1931

03; 497938 - Annual report and statement of accounts, 1935 --. Educational Handwork Association, Birmingham Branch.

5; 64237 - Rules and regulations for the management of the Sunday schools, connected with the Established Church, in Birmingham. 7pp. 1823. Sunday Schools. - 1823

5; 357860 - The development of the Sunday school system in the direction of adult instruction. A paper read at the autumnal Convention of the Sunday School Union, 1886. Containing references to Birmingham. 16pp. 1886. *WHITE (WILLIAM) alderman. - 1886

5; 479813 - Programme of miscellaneous concert given in aid of the Scholars' Examination Fund, in the Town Hall by the Birmingham Sunday School Union Choral Society. April 1882. 31pp. 1882. Sunday School Union (Birmingham) afterwards Birmingham Youth and Sunday School. - 1882

05; 497957 - Programmes 1937-8 --. Educational Handwork Association, Birmingham Branch.

5; 661692 - [Prospectus, leaflets etc.].

06; 66907 - Lecture on elementary education in the Birmingham Board Schools, delivered to the Birmingham Teachers' Association. 23pp. 1879. *DIXON (GEORGE) M.P.. - 1879

6; 202634 - Report of the Special Schools Sub-committee respecting Boarding school accommodation for mentally deficient children. 16pp. 1903. Education Department (Birmingham). - 1903

6; 416212 - Report of the Special Schools Sub-committee respecting Boarding school accommodation for mentally deficient children. 16pp. 1903. Education Department (Birmingham). - 1903

9; 152961 - A modern university. Reprinted from "Nature" 1900. 26pp. 1900. University. - 1900

9; 174858 - Mathews (C.M. and W.C.) Everyman's education. A morality play (in which one of the characters personifies Birmingham University) 34pp. 1903. University. - 1903

9; 212404 - What the Birmingham University is doing in the interests of higher education. 22pp. 1906. *EDWARDS (ALLEN). - 1906

9; 213756 - Get understanding. Sermon preached to the members of the University of Birmingham in Carr's Lane Chapel, 1909. 8pp. 1909. *JOWETT (Rev. JOHN HENRY) minister of Carr's Lane Chapel, 1895 - 1911. - 1909

9; 217587 - City of Birmingham. Visit of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra etc. on the occasion of the opening of the Birmingham University, July 7, 1909. Authorized programme. Illus. Map. 72pp. 1909. Edward VII, King of England. - 1909

9; 217588 - City of Birmingham. Visit of their Majesties the King and Queen to open the New University Buildings, 1909. Official programme. 27pp. 1909. Edward VII, King of England. - 1909

09; 245707 - Board of Education. Yardley Educational Foundation. New scheme. 15pp. 1910. Yardley Charity Estates. - 1910

9; 273609 - A League of Nations. An address by Lord Robert Cecil on the occasion of his installation as Chancellor of the University of Birmingham. 12th November 1918. 16pp. 1918. CECIL (EDGAR ALGERNON ROBERT GASCOYNE-CECIL, 1st Viscount). - 1918

9; 349984 - The University of Birmingham. Appeal for funds. Reprinted from The National Review, August 1908. 8pp. 1908. *LODGE (Sir OLIVER JOSEPH). - 1908

9; 350325 - Statement and appeal by the Council. Illus. 22pp. 1909. University. - 1909

9; 400111 - A prospect for Birmingham University. Reprinted from The University of Birmingham Magazine, May 1903. 7pp. 1903. HIGGINSON (CHARLES GASKELL). - 1903

9; 445089 - Programme of conversazione held at Edgbaston, November 29th 1935. 7pp. 1935. University. - 1935

9; 474679 - The birth of a university. A passage in the life of E.A. Sonnenschein, by his son. With a foreword by Sir M. Sadler. (Shakespeare Head Press) (Oxford) Port. 24pp. 1934. SOMERSET (EDWARD JAMIE) son of E.A. Sonnenschein. - 1934

9; 484347 - Graduate employment. A report prepared by the Guild Problems Committee for the council of the Guild of Undergraduates of the University of Birmingham. Tables. Typescript. 1938. University. - 1938

9; 528937 - The Proposed university for Birmingham. 4pp. 1898. University. - 1898

9; 528938 - Proposed university in Birmingham. Statement and appeal. 4pp. 1898. University. - 1898

9; 576123 - University of Birmingham charter of incorporation (dated 24th March, 1900) / revised by Court of Governors, February 1927. - 1927

9; 625972 - A souvenir of the University of Birmingham and Ashford's in Broad Street. - 1909

09; 662397 - Scheme made by the Minister of Education under the Charitable Trusts Acts 1853 to 1925. - 1958

9; 662827 - The university mace. - 1903

9; 662843 - Programme [of] open day [at the] University of Birmingham, April 18th, 1964. - 1964

9; 662970 - Plans of buildings, Edmund St. - 1950

11; 358398 - Lee (J.P.) Letter to J.S. Pakington, M.P., on the plan of education as regards dissenters at King Edward's School. April 11th, 1843. Lithographed. 4pp. 1843. Nonconformists. - 1843

21; 34996 - Speech on the payment of the fees for indigent children attending Denominational Schools. Delivered in Carr's Lane Chapel, 1871. 14pp. 1871. CHAMBERLAIN (Rt. Hon. JOSEPH) M.P.. - 1871

21; 66884 - Bye-laws of the Birmingham School Board [made under the Education Acts, 1870-1900].

21; 425738 - Teachers' Conversazione in the Town Hall, February 7th 1879. Programme, ticket etc. 1879. School Board (1870 - 1903). - 1879

21; 661801 - Religious teaching by school boards perilous to the religious faith and life of the nation : speech at the Town Hall to protest against passages in a pamphlet by [W.L.] Sargant. - 1872

31; 662987 - Annual report, 1955-56. - 1955

32; 660459 - Service of hallowing by J.L. Wilson, Bishop of Birmingham ceremony of opening by the Lord Mayor of Birmingham, J.R. Balmer on June 24, 1954 : [order of service]. - 1954

32; 660766 - Carnival magazine 1957. - 1957

32; 662304 - Bellfield Junior and Infant Schools : official opening by the Earl Attlee, 15th Oct. 1957 : [programme] ; with, Dedication [order of] service. - 1957

33; 74185 - The peripatetic method of instruction in science. A paper at the Social Science Congress, Birmingham 1884. 12pp. 1885. CROSSKEY (Rev. HENRY WILLIAM) of the Church of the Messiah. - 1885

33; 146816 - Experience in Birmingham Board Schools. A lecture delivered before the Aberystwith Branch of the Teachers' Guild. 19pp. 1899. JENKYN-BROWN (ARTHUR L.). - 1899

33; 259182 - Annual reports of the Sunday Early Morning Class for men, Upper Thomas Street Board Schools. 1st (1879); 2nd (1880). 2 volumes. 1880-81. Upper Thomas Street Board Schools, Aston.

33; 355374 - The Albertian Times. The official organ of the Old Albertians' Association. Number 1, February 1928 - February 1929. Albert Road Higher Grade School, Aston. - 1929

33; 507097 - Colmore Road Girls' School, King's Heath, Birmingham. Programmes of concerts at King's Heath Institute. December 16th 1926; December 18th - 19th 1928; December 17th - 18th 1929. 1926-29. King's Heath and Moseley Institute.

33; 517929 - Trittiford Road Senior School, Billesley. Annual school sports. (7th) 29th June, 1935; (8th) 20th June 1936. Programmes. 1935-6. Billesley Council School.

33; 519416 - Billesley Senior School, Birmingham. Excursion to London, 15th September 1934. Programme. Cyclostyled. 12pp. 1934. Billesley Council School. - 1934

33; 584967 - Birchfield Road Secondary Modern Boys' School, Perry Barr, Birmingham, description of the arms. - 1947

33; 660840 - [Seventieth anniversary booklet ; with, Order of service 31st May 1957]. - 1957

33; 662110 - Description of the arms and standard [of Birchfield Secondary Boys' School, Perry Barr, Birmingham]. - 1960

34; 433191 - The Passage to the Secondary school. New Birmingham scheme. From Education. Vol. 40. 1922. Schools. - 1922

34; 664827 - Bartley Green Grammar School for Girls : official opening by Sir W. Martineau, on 13th July, 1955 : [programme with a description of the building] ; with, Dedication service. - 1955

36; 234584 - Syllabus of evening classes, to be held at Acock's Green, Hay Mills, South Yardley, Stechford, Tyseley, and Yardley Village, 1911-12. 12pp. 1911. Stechford. - 1911

61; 233346 - Laws and bye laws of the General Institution for the Blind, Islington House, Broad Street, Birmingham. 12pp. 1848. Blind (General Institution for the):-. - 1848

64; 662108 - The Dame Ellen Pinsent School : official opening : [programme]. - 1961

72; 259169 - Burlington Hall, High Street, Aston and all about it for 1893, 1900. Illus. 1893- 1900. Burlington Hall. - 1900

74 - Eighteenth century attitudes to Shakespeare : the catalogue of an exhibition of books in the Birmingham Library, Margaret Street, to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the birth of William Shakespeare, 23rd April-20th May, 1964. - 1964

74; 14930 - Buddha and his religion. A lecture delivered at the Midland Institute, Birmingham 1860. Illus. 27pp. 1864 NOTE - Contains a brief note by Samuel Thornton on the discovery of the statue of Buddha given by him to the Birmingham Art Gallery, with view of the statue, and portrait of Samuel Thornton. *SARGANT (WILLIAM LUCAS). - 1860

74; 69104 - Conversation in camera. Confidentially communicated. (Birmingham and Midland Institute) Conversazione, 1877. 8pp.

74; 129449 - List of probable subscribers to the building and re-organization fund. 21pp. 1872. Midland Institute (Birmingham and). - 1872

74; 180909 - ‘Socrates’ or An imaginary visit of inspection. A lecture delivered at the Birmingham and Midland Institute, 1904. 24pp. 1904. *GILSON (ROBERT CARY). - 1904

74; 220606 - National degeneration. The annual public lecture on the Laws of Health delivered at the Midland Institute, Birmingham, 1909. 36pp. 1909. *HARRIS (DAVID FRASER). - 1909

74; 225310 - The Physiology and hygiene of sleep. The annual public lecture on "The Laws of Health" delivered at the Midland Institute, Birmingham, 1910. 19pp. 1910. *HARRIS (DAVID FRASER). - 1910

74; 231812 - Plague at home and abroad. The annual public health lecture on "The Laws of Health" delivered at the Midland Institute, Birmingham, 1911. 17pp. 1911. *HARRIS (DAVID FRASER). - 1911

74; 302349 - History of the Birmingham and Midland Institute. Abstract of paper in "Central Literary Magazine" 1874. From Catalogue etc., of the Horticultural Exhibition, 1875, in aid of the Midland Institute. 1875. SMITH (EDWIN) Secretary (i) of the Midland Institute (ii) of the Birmingham Corporation. - 1875

74; 318261 - Opening of the reconstructed organ, 19th November 1924. Programme and Specification of organ. 4pp. 1924. Midland Institute (Birmingham and). - 1924

74; 482595 - Laws and members of committees. 8pp. 1891. Midland Institute : Union of Teachers and Students. - 1891

74; 540573 - Birmingham and Midland Institute. Exercises in practical organic chemistry. 12pp. 1881. SHILTON (ALFRED J.). - 1881

74; 623284 - A pioneer in education : a short account of the Institute's past and present activities. - 1951

74; 626434 - Report / by H.M. inspectors on Birmingham and Midland Institute, inspected in the spring term, 1951. - 1951

74; 660068 - Opening of the reconstructed organ in the large theatre, 5th May, 1955 : programme and specification. - 1955

74; 660560 - A pioneer in education : a short account of the Institute's past and present activities. - 1955

74; 662328 - The story of a 19th century experiment : [the Midland Institute]. - 1960

74; 663157 - Birmingham and Midland Institute bye-laws, adopted 3rd March, 1958. - 1958

74; 663192 - Talking about science : presidential address delivered on Monday, 10th October, 1966 to the members of the Birmingham and Midland Institute. - 1966

74; 743859 - End of an era : [the story of the Birmingham and Midland Institute]. - 1965

75; 245816 - Irving (Sir H.) The stage. Address delivered at the Perry Barr Institute. 32pp. 1878 NOTE - For reply see Walters (W) below. Theatres.

75; 386142 - Programme 1925-26. In The Birmingham District Institutes Union (programmes 1925-6) 12pp. 1925. Sunday Lecture Society (Birmingham), King's Heath and Moseley Institute. - 1925

75; 392527 - Programme 1926. 4pp. 1926. King's Heath Early Morning School. - 1926

75; 516752 - King's Norton Institute. Programmes of concerts, lectures etc. 1878-9 to 1879-80 With leaflets 1879-81. 1879-81. King's Norton Institute.

75; 528542 - Concerts by the members of the choral class. December 12th 1884; December 10th 1886. Programmes. 1884-6. Moseley and Balsall Heath Institute.

75; 662837 - Thinking for ourselves : an address delivered in the Town Hall, Birmingham, April 25th, 1890 to the Institutes Union of Birmingham. - 1890

76; 286256 - Fircroft; the first People's High School in England. Reprinted with additions, from "The Educational Times" 4pp. 1911. THORNTON (JOSEPH SMITH). - 1911

76; 286526 - Newspaper cuttings relating to Boulton and Watt, Murdock, Soho Factory etc., collected by G.H. Osborne. 1832 – 1907. MURDOCK (WILLIAM) Works relating to. - 1907

76; 445137 - Midland Adult School Union. Moseley Road Federation Men's School rule book. 15pp. 1935. Quakers. - 1935

76; 535018 - Balance sheet, 18[96-]97. - 1897

76; 550395 - A brief history issued in commemoration of the 21st anniversary of the foundation of the school : September 1888-September 1909. - 1909

76; 662563 - [Glass course for retailers, 1961 / arranged by the Council of Industrial Design and the Glass Manufacturers' Federation at Fircroft College : with reference to Barrow's Stores]. - 1961

79; 72367 - Natural history for working men. A lecture. (Birmingham Sunday Lecture Society) 15pp. 1884. TUCKWELL (Rev. WILLIAM). - 1884

79; 101253 - Tuckwell (W) Reminiscences of a Radical parson. With numerous references to Birmingham political history. Port. 1905. Political History. - 1905

79; 123546 - Christian Socialism. A lecture in the Town Hall, Birmingham, under the auspices of the Sunday Lecture Society. 20pp. 1889. TUCKWELL (Rev. WILLIAM). - 1889

79; 210171 - The New Utopia, or England in 1985. A lecture. (Birmingham Sunday Lecture Society) 16pp. 1885. TUCKWELL (Rev. WILLIAM). - 1885

79; 239222 - The Church of the future. A lecture. (Birmingham Sunday Lecture Society) 15pp. 1886. TUCKWELL (Rev. WILLIAM). - 1886

79; 242473 - Hymn book. Revised edition. 79pp. 1894. Sunday Lecture Society (Birmingham). - 1894

84; 69104 - A conversation in camera. Confidentially communicated. Conversazione, 1877. 8pp. 1877. Midland Institute (Birmingham and). - 1877

91; 217590 - An account of the engineering and mining departments of the University of Birmingham. Reprinted from the University of Birmingham Engineering and Mining Journal. Ports. Illus. 39pp. 1909. University. - 1909

91; 229741 - Examination papers, Kirby (T.H.) Answers to the Birmingham University Mathematical papers, 1909, 1910. 2 volumes. 1909-10. University. - 1909 - 1910

91; 314591 - Faculty of Science. Careers to which subjects may lead, and other information. Illus. 31pp. 1924. University. - 1924

91; 660613 - An atomic plan for Britain : an account of an interview with Professor M.L. Oliphant. - 1945

92; 217360 - Regulations for degrees in music. 8pp. 1908. University. - 1908

93; 67223 - The progress of ophthalmology in the last quarter of a century. Inaugural address at Queen's College. Session, 1876-7. 24pp. 1876. SOLOMON (JAMES VOSE). - 1876

93; 88731 - Introductory lecture to the course given on dental mechanics in the Queen's College, Birmingham. 7pp. 1886. ELLIOTT (WILLIAM T.). - 1886

93; 402887 - Address delivered at the Birmingham School of Medicine and Surgery, 1834 on the passing of the appended laws and regulations. (Another edition without laws etc.) 12pp. 1834. *JOHNSTONE (JOHN). - 1834

93; 507759 - Annual conversazione : Pro?grammes ... Invitation card

93; 518843 - The purposes and maintenance of our universities. An address delivered to the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Birmingham. Reprinted from the Birmingham Medical Review, October 1903. 16pp. 1903. HORSLEY (Sir VICTOR ALEXANDER BADEN). - 1903

93; 600215 - Story of the Birmingham Medical School : [inaugural address delivered in the University of Birmingham at the opening of the 107th session of the Birmingham Medical School, Oct. 4th, 1932]. - 1932

93; 639982 - Letter to the members of the Council and Senate of the University of Birmingham / from James F. Brailsford ; [with manuscript notes by the author]. - 1950

97; 663479 - Alchemy and chemistry at Birmingham, treasures in Professor Stacy's collection : [a description of the collection of the Mason Professor of Chemistry at Birmingham University, Professor Maurice Stacey displayed in the Chemistry Department]. - 1968

98; 359315 - University of Birmingham. The library. Information and regulations. 12pp. 1929. - 1929

98; 363604 - University Library Finance. With special reference to Birmingham. A paper read before the University section of the Library Association, January 4th, 1930. Dgm. 10pp. 1930. FLACK (GEORGE ELLIS). - 1930

98; 663388 - Introduction [to the University library]. - 1968

111; 15103 - Charter of the Free School for the inhabitants of Birmingham, founded by King Edward the Sixth 1552. With English translation. Edited by J. Parkes. 18pp. 1830. Grammar Schools of King Edward VI 1) The High School etc.. - 1830

111; 25399 - Charter of the Free School for the inhabitants of Birmingham, founded 1552. With English translation. pp.xviii. 1830. PARKES (JOSEPH) Work edited by. - 1830

111; 31081 - The Reform of King Edward’s School. Deputation to the governors. Reprinted from the Birmingham Daily Post, October 14th 1865. 17pp. 1865. Grammar Schools of King Edward VI 1) The High School etc.. - 1865

111; 63941 - L. (pseud.) The Free School past and present. To the Editor of the --Journal (On the honours lists, 1844-59) Leaflet. 1860?. Grammar Schools of King Edward VI 1) The High School etc..

111; 63945 - Rejoinder of the Free Grammar School Association, to the memorandum of the governors in answer to the proposals for reform. 8pp. 1865. Grammar Schools of King Edward VI 1) The High School etc.. - 1865

111; 63946 - Report of the Committee of the Free Grammar School Association on the Report of Endowed Schools Commission. 8pp. 1868. Grammar Schools of King Edward VI. 1) The High School etc.. - 1868

111; 67224 - Our Free Grammar Schools. Boarders, expenses and studies in them. The cases of Birmingham etc. by A Lover of Justice. From The Gentleman’s Magazine. 5pp. 1855. Grammar Schools of King Edward VI 1) The High School etc.. - 1855

111; 69531 - Grammar schools. Including notes on the Birmingham Grammar School. From Knight's Store of Knowledge. 16pp. 1841. LONG (GEORGE). - 1841

111; 110842 - Borough of Birmingham. Free Grammar School of King Edward VI., in Birmingham. Report of the General Purposes Committee, for presentation at the meeting of the Council, 27th July 1868. 6pp. 1868. Grammar Schools of King Edward VI 1) The High School etc.. - 1868

111; 129660 - Report of the Committee of the Free Grammar School Association on the Report of Endowed Schools Commission. October 1870. On the reorganisation of the school, including a brief history. 1870. Grammar Schools of King Edward VI. 1) The High School etc.. - 1870

111; 134587 - The History of King Edward's Foundation in Birmingham. A lecture at the conference of the Teachers' Guild held in Birmingham, 1895. 29pp. 1895. *BUNCE (JOHN THACKRAY). - 1895

111; 134970 - King Edward’s High School Musical Society. Amateur concert in aid of the Children’s Hospital. December 29th, 1881. Programme. 14pp. 1881. Hospital for Sick Children (Birmingham and Midland Free). - 1881

111; 203600 - Abstract of the charter of King Edward the Sixth for founding the Free School in Birmingham; with remarks on the clause requiring residence; and letters from S. Madan stating why he resigned the office of governour etc. 12pp. 1797. *CROFT (GEORGE). - 1797

111; 208787 - Our Schools. XXX. King Edward's School, Birmingham. From School. Illus. 3pp. 1908. BADGER (Rev. EDWARD WILLIAM) M.A. - 1908

111; 260986 - King Edward’s School Song. Music by A.R. Gaul. 8pp. 1895. *HAYES (ALFRED). - 1895

111; 265316 - King Edward's School. Opening of the new High School for Girls, New Street, 1896. Report of proceedings and address by Mrs Sedgwick. 23pp. 1897. SIDGWICK (Mrs ELEANOR MILDRED). - 1897

111; 270306 - Public schools and political virtue. An address on Speech Day at King Edward’s School. 11pp. 1917. *GILSON (ROBERT CARY). - 1917

111; 293189 - Old Edwardians' Gazette. Published by the Old Edwardians' Association, Birmingham. Volume 1. 1894. - 1894

111; 321483 - The Old Edwardians' Association. Year Book. 1924 NOTE - From 1925 the Year Book was published as part of the Old Edwardians' Gazette. Volumes 23 etc.. Old Edwardians' Club [afterwards Association] (Birmingham). - 1924

111; 323872 - Report on the religious teaching given in King Edward's School, Birmingham, 1843. A letter written to G.E. Anson for transmission to Albert, Prince Consort. Typescript copy. 1925. *LEE (JAMES PRINCE) Bishop of Manchester. - 1925

111; 358398 - Letter to J.S. Pakington, M.P., on the plan of education regarding dissenters at King Edward's School, Birmingham, April 11th 1843. Lithographed. 4pp. 1843. *LEE (JAMES PRINCE) Bishop of Manchester. - 1843

111; 385671 - King Edward’s School Song. 2pp. 1931. *HAYES (ALFRED). - 1931

111; 480021 - The Birmingham High School Cricket and Footbal Club. Rules. 4pp. c.1873. Grammar Schools of King Edward VI 1) The High School etc.. - 1873

111; 489607 - K.E.S. Birmingham. Prospectus, June 1927. 16pp. 1927. Grammar Schools of King Edward VI 1) The High School etc.. - 1927

111; 504160 - King Edward's School, Birmingham. Ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the new High Schools for boys and girls, Edgbaston. 5th December 1938 by F.H. Viney 8pp. 1938. VINEY (FRANCIS HENRY) Work relating to. - 1938

111; 504172 - King Edward’s Schools, Aston, Camp Hill, Dive Ways. The Edwardian Country School, Evenlode, near Moreton-in-the-Marsh, Gloucestershire. A descriptive booklet. Illus. 7pp. 1939. Grammar Schools of King Edward VI 1) The High School etc.. - 1939

111; 511018 - K.E.S. Birmingham. Middle School athletic sports, 1879; 1882. Programmes. 1879-82. Grammar Schools of King Edward VI 1) The High School etc.

111; 515869 - King Edward's School, Birmingham. The Book of the Camp Hill Old Edwardians. 20pp. 1904. Old Edwardians' Club (Camp Hill). - 1904

111; 626444 - Grammar schools of King Edward VI. IV, Camp Hill Grammar School, Camp Hill. Order of the service to be held in solemn memory of the former members of the school who laid down their lives in the 1939-45 war ; [with, Roll of honour : service held] December - 1950

111; 661353 - Grammar schools of King Edward VI. IV, Camp Hill Grammar School, Camp Hill. King Edward VI's Camp Hill School for Girls 1883-1958 : service of thanksgiving and re-dedication in St. Martin's, September 14th, 1958 : [order of service]. - 1958

111; 662078 - A letter to parents [of boys attending King Edward's School, Birmingham]. - 1918

111; 662295 - 1st XV v. Moseley, 24th Oct. 1959 on the occasion of the official opening of the Old Edwardians' Association sports ground, Streetsbrook Road, Solihull : official programme. - 1959

111; 662628 - Grammar schools of King Edward VI. I, The high school, and works relating to all the schools : the rejoinder of the Free Grammar School Association, to the memorandum of the governors in answer to the proposals for reform. - 1865

111; 663194 - Grammar schools of King Edward VI. I, The high schools, and works relating to all the schools. Letter, testimonials, to the governors of the grammar school of King Edward the Sixth, Birmingham. - 1862

111; 742703 - [Extracts from books, newspapers etc. relating to the buildings of] King Edward VI Free Grammar School, [1825-1837]. - 1965

111; 779792 - To the assistant masters of the endowed schools of England on their right of appeal to the trustees on dismissal by the head master : a letter [with references to King Edward's School, Birmingham] / by An assistant master. - 1873

112; 64462 - General outline of a plan of education adopted by the Rev. T. Edgell in his Academy Bordesley Green. 15pp. 1803. EDGELL (Rev. T.). - 1803

112; 110194 - Hazelwood School, Birmingham. Facsimile of School Bill, 1820. Broadside. 1891. Hazelwood School. - 1891

112; 260542 - Edgbaston Middle Class Schools, Gough Road and Spring Street. Juvenile entertainment. Programme. Leaflet. 1873. Edgbaston Middle Class Schools. - 1873

112; 541415 - Old boys' dinner held at the Grand Hotel, Birmingham, 9th May 1900. Chairman : Alderman C.G. Beale. Speeches after the dinner. 27pp. 1900. Proprietary School (Birmingham and Edgbaston). - 1900

112; 598749 - An early 19th century experiment in the teaching of geography : a note on the teaching of geography at Hill Top and Hazelwood Schools, 1815-1825. - 1948

113; 69509 - Historical sketch of the institution (Graham Street School) with Report, 1877. 1878. Protestant Dissenting Charity School. - 1878

113; 191090 - Hole and corner work! An address to the people of Birmingham, on the peculation at the Blue Coat School. 16pp. 1835. ALLDAY (JOSEPH). - 1835

113; 239506 - St. Philip's, Birmingham. Blue Coat School jubilee festival service, 1897. Hymns etc. with music. 52pp. 1897. Queen Victoria, Diamond Jubilee Celebration, 1897. - 1897

113; 390329 - Hole and corner work! An address to the people of Birmingham, on the peculation at the Blue Coat School. 16pp. 2nd edition. 1835. ALLDAY (JOSEPH). - 1835

113; 661922 - The Blue-coat school, Birmingham / after the picture by W. J. Morgan. - 1897

113; 788509 - Northfield and education : a history of St. Laurence School, 1714-1970. - 1970

114; 67321 - Borough of Birmingham. The Industrial Schools Act, 1866. Extracts from Report of the General Purposes Committee; Resolutions of the Council etc. 11pp. 1867. General Purposes Committee. - 1867

115; 69101 - Address to the children of St. Paul's National and Sunday Schools, delivered in St. Paul's Church, Birmingham, 1854. 14pp. FORREST (T.G.). - 1854

115; 238811 - Parish of Handsworth. Increased school accommodation. List of subscribers. 16pp. 1883. Handsworth Parish and Parish Church. - 1883

115; 239504 - Wheat-ears : or Ragged school first fruits. (St. Martin's Ragged School, Birmingham) 30pp. 1852. *MILLER (Rev. JOHN CALE) rector of St. Martin's. - 1852

115; 260255 - St. Barnabas' Schools. Concert programmes. 1878-9. St. Barnabas', Ryland Street.

115; 385364 - Two chants, Gloria and response. Composed to be sold in aid of the fund for building new Church schools in the parish of St. Albans, Birmingham. 3pp. c.1880. NICHOLSON (Rev. HENRY DONALDSON). - 1880

115; 756346 - St. Laurence Schools, Northfield, 1714-1964 : [programme of] dedication and opening of new junior school. - 1964

115; 788509 - Northfield and education : a history of St. Laurence School, 1714-1970. - 1970

117; 669611 - Laws of the Hebrew National School, Birmingham : also a list of life governors, donors, and subscribers for 5604/44 A.M. - 1844

211; 259230 - General Regulations for religious instruction. 4pp. 1883?. Aston School Board.

211; 259231 - Reply to a memorial presented to the Board by the Aston Manor Ratepayers' Union. December 23, 1879. 12pp. 1879. Aston School Board. - 1879

211; 259232 - The Great Deputation. A screaming farce dedicated to the Ratepayers of Aston, by the Skhoolmaster of Poker Flat (i.e. W. Berry) 4pp. 1879. BERRY (W) Schoolmaster, Burlington Street Schools. - 1879

211; 323027 - King's Norton School Board. Chairman's annual address. 1888-9; 1895 and 1900-02. 3 volumes. 1889-1902. COLMORE (Rev. WILLIAM HARRISON). - 1902

221; 234499 - Scheme for the constitution of the Education Committee 1903-8. 4pp. 1908. King's Norton and Northfield Urban District Council. - 1908

221; 238825 - King's Norton and Northfield Urban District Council. Education Committee. List of duties to be performed by caretakers of schools. 4pp. 1910?. King's Norton : Education Committee.

231; 640883 - The Edgbaston Preparatory School : [illustrations of the school and grounds]. - 1900

231; 660970 - [An introduction to Westhill School ... : prospectus describing Froebel teaching]. - 1957

233; 572725 - [List of members] ... - 1945-1946

233; 631321 - The call of youth : [the] Greenmore College song / written and composed by William D.S. Bennett. - 1949

233; 660024 - Edgbaston Church of England College for Girls : a proposed development : [an appeal for funds for extensions to the school]. - 1955

233; 660792 - Silver jubilee 1930-1955 : [souvenir history]. - 1955

233; 662076 - Edgbaston High School [for girls]. - 1954

233; 662142 - Edgbaston Church of England College for Girls, Limited : [prospectus]. - 1948

902; 152960 - Syllabus of technical courses. Session, 1900-1901. 63pp. 1900. University. - 1900

902; 212411 - University of Birmingham. Survey of the sciences. Appendix to paper on Birmingham University Development. By the Principal. 17pp. 1908?. *LODGE (Sir OLIVER JOSEPH). - [1908]

902; 212412 - University of Birmingham. The union of theory and practice in engineering education. 10pp. 1900. *LODGE (Sir OLIVER JOSEPH). - 1900

902; 283944 - Exhibitions, scholarships, prizes etc. 1919-20; 1921-2. 2 volumes. 1919-21 NOTE - 1. 1920-21 not published 2. From 1923 included in the syllabuses of the several Faculties. University.

902; 287018 - Appeal for £500,000. 1920. University. - 1920

902; 287691 - Appeal for funds. 8pp. 1920. University. - 1920

902; 617231 - [Prospectus, 1951].

902; 663462 - Students at breaking point.

906; 140949 - Laws of the University Graduates' Club, Birmingham. 4pp. 1894. University Graduates' Club (Birmingham). - 1894

906; 206015 - The Shakespeare Head Press, Stratford-on-Avon. A paper read before the Birmingham University Shakespeare Society. 14pp. 1908. BULLEN (ARTHUR HENRY). - 1908

906; 216559 - The complete student. Address to the undergraduates of the University of Birmingham. 26pp. 1909. KENNEDY (Sir ALEXANDER B.W.). - 1909

906; 229776 - [Collection of tickets, circulars, programmes, etc.].

906; 309507 - Description of exhibits, photographs and cinema pictures to accompany his address on The History and progress of metallurgical science delivered before the Birmingham University Metallurgical Society on October 30th, 1923. 8pp. 1923. HADFIELD (Sir ROBERT ABBOTT) Bart.. - 1923

906; 370749 - Chancellor's Hall, Augustus Road, Edgbaston (Hall of residence for men students). Prospectus. Illus. 5pp. 1930. University. - 1930

906; 514874 - Musical Society. Presidential recital, March 15th 1926; March 13th 1933. Programmes. 1926-33. University.

906; 546028 - The training of teachers. - 1943

906; 547539 - Student songs, July, 1910. - 1910

906; 547559 - Programme of songs for Degree Day, Saturday, July 3rd, 1909 and for the opening ceremony, Wednesday, July 7th, 1909. - 1909

906; 627623 - Airfield construction flight : [a course formed to prepare engineering students for National Service in the Royal Air Force]. - 1952

906; 628909 - The Guild of Undergraduates, St. Francis Hall / [by D. Jenkins]. - 1944

906; 661777 - Appeal to graduates for halls of residence. - 1959

906; 748487 - To meet a need : St. Francis Hall extension appeal. - 1965

907; 152849 - Report of the council of Mason University College to be presented to the Court of Governors of the university, 31st May 1900. 4pp. 1900. University. - 1900

907; 156619 - University of Birmingham. Address to students during the first University Session. 28th November 1900. 24pp. 1900. *LODGE (Sir OLIVER JOSEPH). - 1900

907; 209892 - Rules of the Mason College Union. 12pp. 1891. Mason College. - 1891

907; 210052 - Science and culture. An address delivered at the opening of Sir Josiah Mason’s Science College, at Birmingham, 1880. 28pp. 1880. HUXLEY (THOMAS HENRY). - 1880

907; 210054 - The growth of the modern doctrine of energy. Address at the inaugural meeting of the Mason College Physical Society. 15pp. 1884. *POYNTING (JOHN HENRY). - 1884

907; 210061 - The advance of bacteriological science in the diagnosis and prevention of disease. Inaugural lecture at Mason University College. 31pp. 1899. LEITH (ROBERT FRASER CALDER). - 1899

907; 210062 - Secretion. A chapter in Cell Physiology. Inaugural lecture at Mason University College. 18pp. 1899. CARLIER (EDMUND W. WACE). - 1899

907; 294408 - A Liberal education. An address to the students of Mason University College, Birmingham, at the opening of the session in the Faculties of Arts and Science, 1899. With manuscript corrections. 20pp. 1899. *MUIRHEAD (JOHN HENRY). - 1899

907; 518823 - University Extension Lectures. Mason College (with Queen's Faculty of Medicine) in association with the University of Cambridge. Regulations and lists of special courses, 1892-3 to 1893-4. 2 volumes. 1892-3. Mason College. - 1892 - 1894

909; 210031 - University of Birmingham. A lecture on the training of secondary teachers. 15pp. 1902. LYTTELTON (Rev. the Hon. EDWARD). - 1902

909; 413062 - The Widal re-action in typhoid fever : its present position and value. A lecture delivered in the Birmingham University, May 23rd 1907. With bibliographical references. Reprinted from the Birmingham Medical Review, August 1907. 19pp. 1907. LEITH (ROBERT FRASER CALDER). - 1907

909; 523446 - Lodge (Sir O.J.) "Galileo" Lecture delivered at the Birmingham University, Edmund Street, November 20th 1916. 20pp. 1916. University. - 1916

909; 594805 - The Ingleby lecture on spinal anaesthesia by tropacocaine [at the University of Birmingham, 1913]. - 1913

964; 617198 - Library regulations [1949]. - 1949

964; 619959 - School librarianship courses ... : [programmes].

964; 636559 - School librarianship course [1954-6 : prospectus]. - 1953

971; 660897 - Information pamphlet. - 1956

972; 348348 - Exhibition of contemporary Russian art, organized by the Russian Department of the Birmingham University, and held at the Ruskin Gallery. June to July 1928. 8pp. 1928. University. - 1928

973; 660471 - Britain in the world of sport : an examination of the factors involved in participation in competitive international sport / prepared and assembled by the Physical Education Department, University of Birmingham. - 1956

58113 - Address to the inhabitants of Birmingham. Report of meeting of November 18, 1850 etc. 8pp. 1850. Public School Association (National), Birmingham and district Branch. - 1850

66494 - Birmingham Higher Education Association (with which is incorporated the Ladies’ Educational Association) Programme of classes, 1875-6. 8pp. 1875. Higher Education Association (Birmingham). - 1875

68386 - Annual report of the Birmingham and district branch of the National Public School Association. 1st (1851) 4pp. 1852. Public School Association (National), Birmingham and district Branch. - 1852

68510 - Report of the executive committee at their annual meetings held at Birmingham, Headed : Proof. Not for circulation. 1873. Education League (National). - 1873

191091 - Birmingham Education Union. The National Education League and the Church. A paper read at the meeting of the Birmingham Education Union for the extension of the present system of national education, 1869. 10pp. 1869. *MATHEWS (WILLIAM). - 1869

195150 - Lloyd (Howard) jun. The cost of education. Speech by the Chairman of the Finance Sub Committee of the Birmingham Education Authority on Estimates for 1906-7. 8pp. 1906. - 1906

259399 - Rules etc. 4pp. 1867?. Educational Society (Birmingham).

660951 - Birmingham & district including Solihull & Sutton-Coldfield as educational centres : [a directory of schools]. - 1958

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