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John Murray (1786?-1851)

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Type of entity: Person

Name: John Murray

Date of birth: 1786?

Date of death: 1851

Source of information: Special Collections

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Chemistry A-0.062/MUR: A manual of experiments illustrative of chemical science, systematically arranged : Remarks on the nomenclature, and theory of definite proportions; application of tests for the detection of poisons, examination of mineral waters; vocabulary of technical terms, &c

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Education 375.54 EXP: Experiments illustrative of chemical science, systematically arranged : prefixed, are remarks on the nomenclature, and theory of definite proportions, and appended, tests for the detection of metallic poisons, examination of mineral waters, vocabulary of technical terms

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Leeds Phil. and Lit. B/PAR: Descriptive account of a shower bath, constructed on a principle not hitherto applied to that machine : to which is added, that of an apparatus for restoring suspended animation, and an invention for forming a line of communication in shipwreck; and a fire-escape, in cases of fire

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Leeds Phil. and Lit. B/PAR: Invention of an effective and unfailing method for forming an instantaneous communication with the shore in shipwreck, and illuminating the scene in the dark and tempestuous night

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Leeds Phil. and Lit. B/PAR: Remarks on the cultivation of the silk worm, with additional observations, made in Italy, during the summer of 1825

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Leeds Phil. and Lit. C/MUR: A memoir on the diamond

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Leeds Phil. and Lit. E/MUR: Experimental researches on the light and luminous matter of the glow-worm, the luminosity of the sea, the phenomena of the chameleon, the ascent of the spider into the atmosphere, and the torpidity of the tortoise

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Pamphlets Leeds Phil. and Lit. W/MUR: Observations and experiments on the bad composition of modern paper; with the description of a permanent writing ink, which cannot be discharged