Vaughan Thomas

Church of England clergyman and author

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An address upon laying the foundation-stone of the Queen's Hospital, Birmingham, June 18, 1840. With notes, and an appendix ... To which is prefixed, an account of the ceremony / [Vaughan Thomas].
Thomas, Vaughan, 1775-1858Date: 1840
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Memorials of the malignant cholera in Oxford, MDCCCXXXII / [Vaughan Thomas].
Thomas, Vaughan, 1775-1858Date: 1835
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Refutation of the assertions made by the writer of the article in the Quarterly Review : for October, 1844, entitled Report of the Metropolitan Commissioners in Lunacy, pp. 436-441, as far as they relate to the conduct and practice of the Warneford Asylum on Headington Hill, near Oxford : and also an appeal to Parliament on behalf of the non-chargeable poor when visited by lunacy, and for the encouragement of charitable asylums for their reception, relief, and cure ; being the substance of the Chairman's observations at the weekly meeting of the Committee of Management, Tuesday, Nov. 12, Tuesday, Nov. 19, and Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1844.
Thomas, Vaughan, 1775-1858.Date: [1844]
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An address upon laying the foundation-stone of the Queen's Hospital, Birmingham, June 18, 1840 / by Vaughan Thomas.
Thomas, Vaughan, 1775-1858.Date: [1840], [©1840]
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Christian philanthropy exemplified in a memoir of the Rev. Samuel Wilson Warneford, LL.D., late Rector of Bourton-on-the-hill, and honorary canon of Gloucester and Bristol : wherein an attempt has been made to shew the diversities of its operations, but the sameness of its spirit; the varieties of its form, but the universality of its principle / by...Vaughan Thomas ; illustrated by extracts from his letters.
Thomas, Vaughan, 1775-1858.Date: 1855