Birmingham (England) - Directories - Early works to 1800
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The new Birmingham directory , and gentleman and tradesman's Compleat Memorandum Book: containing, a brief description of the town of Birmingham; with an account of its situation Extent, Manufactories, Churches, Schools, &c. A concise Account of that celebrated Manufactory, the Soho. An Alphabetical List of the Names, Trades, and Places of Abode, of the principal Inhabitants in Birmingham, together with a List of the Pawnbrokers. An Alphabetical List of all the Stage Waggons that come into, and go out of, Birmingham; the Places where they come from, and go to; the Names of their Owners; the Inns from whence they set out; and the Days on which they arrive and return. Fifty-Two ruled Leaves for Accounts of Receipts and Payments, Bills due, Appointments, and Occasional Memorandums, for every Week in the Year, and every Day in the Week. Table of Income, or Wages; and other useful Tables, &c. Embellished with A North East view of the Soho, neatly engraved on Copper.
Date: [1774?]- E-books
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The Birmingham directory, for the year 1800 Containing the names of the inhabitants who considered such a publication either useful or necessary, at a small expence. Alphabetically arranged, by Charles Pye.
Charles PyeDate: [1800?]- E-books
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Bisset's magnificent directory, embellished with twenty-eight superb and emblematic plates, accompanied by a poetic survey round Birmingham, and a description of the different manufactories and other curiosities in the place. By J. Bisset, author of the Orphan Boy, Flights of Fancy, &c. ..
Bisset, J. (James), 1762?-1832.Date: [1800]