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Total number of records: 454
Count of Collection group
| Collection group | Count |
|---|---|
| Leeds Archive of Vernacular Culture | 236 |
| Brotherton Collection | 79 |
| Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society | 20 |
| Yorkshire Archaeological and Historical Society | 8 |
| Cookery Collection | 7 |
| Herbert Read Collection | 2 |
| Gypsy, Traveller and Roma Collections | 1 |
| Leeds Russian Archive | 1 |
| Liddle Collection | 1 |
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Top 10: People and organisations
| People and organisations | Count |
|---|---|
| Kissling, Werner (1895-1988) | 120 |
| Ellis, Stanley (1926-2009) | 29 |
| Short, Thomas (1690?-1772) | 11 |
| Great Britain | 9 |
| Sorby, Henry Clifton (1826-1908) | 9 |
| Barker, Lawrence | 8 |
| Garnett, Thomas (1766-1802) | 8 |
| Miners' Federation of Great Britain | 7 |
| Sullivan, Keith Frederick | 7 |
| Barry, Michael V (1935-) | 6 |
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Transactions and results of the National Association of Coal, Lime, and Ironstone Miners of Great Britain : held at Leeds, Nov. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14, 1863
National Association of Coal, Lime, and Iron-Stone Miners of Great Britain
[1863]
A visit to Russia : a report of Durham miners on their visit to the U.S.S.R
Durham Miners' Association
[1937]
Title from cover.
A catalogue of the mineral collections in the Museum of Practical Geology : with introductory and explanatory remarks
Smyth, Sir Warington Wilkinson (1817-1890); Reeks, Trenham; Rudler, Frederick William (1840-); Museum of Practical Geology (Great Britain)
1864
The minerals of New South Wales
Liversidge, Archibald (1847-1927)
[1882]
Corrected reprint of a paper published in the Transactions of the Royal Society of New South Wales, 1874, entitled 'Mineral products of New South Wales'.
The minerals of New South Wales
Liversidge, Archibald (1847-1927)
[1874]
Read before the Royal Society of N.S.W., 9 December, 1874.
The natural, experimental, and medicinal history of the mineral waters of Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire,particularly those of Scarborough : Wherein, they are carefully examined and compared, their contents discovered and divided, their uses shown and explained, and an account given of their discovery and alterations. Together with the natural history ofthe earths, minerals and fossils through which the chief of them pass. The groundless theories, and false opinions of former writers are exposed, and their reasonings demonstrated to be injudicious and inconclusive. To which are added, large marginal notes, containing a methodical abstract ofall the treatises hitherto published on these waters, with many observations and experiments
Short, Thomas (1690?-1772); Gyles, Fletcher (1741)
1734
A second part was published in Sheffield in 1740. With Royal Society order to print, Sept. 17, 1733. List of subscribers (8 pp.) after dedication. Errata on last page, above publisher's notice o...
The natural, experimental, and medicinal history of the mineral waters of Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire,particularly those of Scarborough : Wherein, they are carefully examined and compared, their contents discovered and divided, their uses shown and explained, and an account given of their discovery and alterations. Together with the natural history ofthe earths, minerals and fossils through which the chief of them pass. The groundless theories, and false opinions of former writers are exposed, and their reasonings demonstrated to be injudicious and inconclusive. To which are added, large marginal notes, containing a methodical abstract ofall the treatises hitherto published on these waters, with many observations and experiments
Short, Thomas (1690?-1772); Gyles, Fletcher (1741)
1734
A second part was published in Sheffield in 1740. With Royal Society order to print, Sept. 17, 1733. List of subscribers (8 pp.) after dedication. Errata on last page, above publisher's notice o...
The natural, experimental, and medicinal history of the mineral waters of Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire,particularly those of Scarborough : Wherein, they are carefully examined and compared, their contents discovered and divided, their uses shown and explained, and an account given of their discovery and alterations. Together with the natural history ofthe earths, minerals and fossils through which the chief of them pass. The groundless theories, and false opinions of former writers are exposed, and their reasonings demonstrated to be injudicious and inconclusive. To which are added, large marginal notes, containing a methodical abstract ofall the treatises hitherto published on these waters, with many observations and experiments
Short, Thomas (1690?-1772); Gyles, Fletcher (1741)
1734
A second part was published in Sheffield in 1740. With Royal Society order to print, Sept. 17, 1733. List of subscribers (8 pp.) after dedication. Errata on last page, above publisher's notice o...
The natural, experimental, and medicinal history of the mineral waters of Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire,particularly those of Scarborough : Wherein, they are carefully examined and compared, their contents discovered and divided, their uses shown and explained, and an account given of their discovery and alterations. Together with the natural history ofthe earths, minerals and fossils through which the chief of them pass. The groundless theories, and false opinions of former writers are exposed, and their reasonings demonstrated to be injudicious and inconclusive. To which are added, large marginal notes, containing a methodical abstract ofall the treatises hitherto published on these waters, with many observations and experiments
Short, Thomas (1690?-1772); Gyles, Fletcher (1741)
1734
A second part was published in Sheffield in 1740. With Royal Society order to print, Sept. 17, 1733. List of subscribers (8 pp.) after dedication. Errata on last page, above publisher's notice o...
The natural, experimental, and medicinal history of the mineral waters of Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire,particularly those of Scarborough : Wherein, they are carefully examined and compared, their contents discovered and divided, their uses shown and explained, and an account given of their discovery and alterations. Together with the natural history ofthe earths, minerals and fossils through which the chief of them pass. The groundless theories, and false opinions of former writers are exposed, and their reasonings demonstrated to be injudicious and inconclusive. To which are added, large marginal notes, containing a methodical abstract ofall the treatises hitherto published on these waters, with many observations and experiments
Short, Thomas (1690?-1772); Gyles, Fletcher (1741)
1734
A second part was published in Sheffield in 1740. With Royal Society order to print, Sept. 17, 1733. List of subscribers (8 pp.) after dedication. Errata on last page, above publisher's notice o...
The natural, experimental, and medicinal history of the mineral waters of Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire,particularly those of Scarborough : Wherein, they are carefully examined and compared, their contents discovered and divided, their uses shown and explained, and an account given of their discovery and alterations. Together with the natural history ofthe earths, minerals and fossils through which the chief of them pass. The groundless theories, and false opinions of former writers are exposed, and their reasonings demonstrated to be injudicious and inconclusive. To which are added, large marginal notes, containing a methodical abstract ofall the treatises hitherto published on these waters, with many observations and experiments
Short, Thomas (1690?-1772); Gyles, Fletcher (1741)
1734
A second part was published in Sheffield in 1740. With Royal Society order to print, Sept. 17, 1733. List of subscribers (8 pp.) after dedication. Errata on last page, above publisher's notice o...