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| People and organisations | Count |
|---|---|
| Bywater, Abel (1795-1873) | 48 |
| Bywater, Abel, 1795-1873 | 4 |
| Carlile, Richard, 1790-1843 | 4 |
| Owen, Robert, 1771-1858 | 3 |
| Wesleyan Methodist Conference | 2 |
| Barnsley (England). Local Board of Health. Darton Township | 1 |
| Bayford, E G | 1 |
| Bromley, James | 1 |
| Buckingham, James Silk, 1786-1855 | 1 |
| Gemini, Pseud | 1 |
A six days' aght, or A Barnsley chap's adventers e Lunnun : includin a visit ta t'glass lantren, an a peep under t'dish cuver
Hanby, George
1862
Peter Pledge = George Hanby.
The Sheffield dialect : in conversations "Uppa are Hull Arston." : with a copious glossary, and an introductory note on the sound of the letters a and o
Bywater, Abel (1795-1873)
1834
"This is a collection of six selected numbers, which were issued separately."
A bit a tauk between Sam Slack an Joonas Bradbery, abaght D--t--n Booard, smellin bottles, muck heeps, slap hoils, an uther nesesaries a life, an summat beside
Nipcrust, Nathan pseud
1871
Signed at end: Nathan Nipcrust.
The Sheffield dialect : in conversations "Uppa are Hull Arston," between a gentleman's guide and Jack Wheelswarf... With a copious glossary, and an introductory note on the sound of the letters a and o
Bywater, Abel (1795-1873)
1830
"A Shevvild chap" = Abel Bywater.
The Sheffield dialect : in conversations "Uppa are Hull Arston," between a gentleman's guide and Jack Wheelswarf. Parts I. and II. With a copious glossary, and an introductory note on the sound of the letters a and o
Bywater, Abel (1795-1873)
1831
"Preface to the second part": p. 18.
The Sheffield dialect : in conversations "Uppa are Hull Arston," between a gentleman's guide and Jack Wheelswarf. Parts I. and II. With a copious glossary, and an introductory note on the sound of the letters a and o
Bywater, Abel (1795-1873)
1831
"Preface to the second part": p. 18.
The second part of the Sheffield dialect : founded upon a cutler's "lo'zin"... With an entire new glossary of local terms and sentences
Bywater, Abel (1795-1873)
1831
"A Shevvild chap" = Abel Bywater.