Cemeteries (continued):—
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259721 170351
87768 212481 212480 155828
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222633 222634 24540
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260597 179984
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Manning (E. H.) Guide to” the Birmingham General Cemetery, with
biographical notes on those interred therein. pp. 44. Illus. duo. 1905.
—{ Another edn.| pp. 63. Illus, duo. 1915.
Medland (Hamilton) [View of] the Birmingham Cemetery, [A lithograph].
71835].
rien of Fe ahaa Borough Cemetery, Witton.] On Street Map of the
Borough of Birmingham. W. 8. Till, Borough Surveyor, 1873.
Vinee (C.) Address delivered at the Birmingham General Cemetery, on the
funeral of Ann Morgan. pp. 13. duo, 1866, -
Vinee (C.} Address delivered at the Birmingham General Cemetery, on the
funeral of Mrs. Susanna Lawiden, pp, 8. duo. 1865. ~
Wilson ({W.] Wright) History of the Church of England Cemetery, Warstone
Lane, with a history of Christ Church, Birmingham. pp. 62. Illus. 8vo. 1900.
Cemeteries : see also Handsworth Cemetery ; and the names of Churches, a3 Christ
Church ; Old Meeting ; St. Martin’s ; St. Mary’s ; St. Pauls; St. Philip's.
' Census :—-
[Newspaper cuttings relating to Birmingham Census returns, 1871, 1881, 1891, collected by G. H. Osborne], pp. 8. fol, (1871-91). Census (Educational) : see Education. Census (Religious) : see Churches. Centenaries : s¢¢ Demonstrations. Central Care Committee: see Education. Central Committee organised for providing Cheap Meals for Poor School Children : see Dinner Fund, ; Central Debating Society: see Debating Society (Central). Central Hall, afterwards King’s Hall :— ‘*The Housing of the Labouring Classes.’ Public debate [between J. V. Stevens and J. Moore Bayley] in the Central Hall, Birmingham. pp. 24. Svo. [1901]. Report of the 30th Annual Trades Union Congress, held in the Central Hall, Birmingham, 1897. pp. 72. (Manchester.) Svo. (1897). Central Hall (Wesleyan) [1903, ete.) -— Gleams from Many Minds. Great district bazaar for the New Central Hall, Bingley Hall, Birmingham, 1906, Souvenir, 8vo. [1906]. Great district bazaar for the New Central Hall, Bingley Hall, Birmingham, 1806. Official hanchook, J/us, obl. duo. [1906]. R Hamilton (Gen. Sir Lan [S. M.J) Birmingham and Midland Institute. National Life and Nationel Training, Address in the Central Hall, Birmingham, {on compulsory iilitary training for boys]. pp. 32. Port. 8vo. {1912}. The Handbook of the Wesleyan Methodist Conference, held in the Central Hall, Birmingham, 1915. Ports. Ilus. Plans. 8vo. [1915]. New Central Hall. Programme of concert, Feb. 17th, 1904. pp.12. Ports. 4to. 1904. Sheldon (W. C.) Early Methodism in Birmingham, [A memento of the opening of the New Central Hall, 1903]. pp, 54, Illus, 8vo. 1903. Stafford (D.) New Central Hall, Birmingham. Illus. From The Methodist anes [With newspaper cuttings. Jn Birmingham serap book, Vol. 2.) ol, 3. Central Hall (Wesleyan) (1903, ete.]: see also Methodists. Central Literary Association (Birmingham) : see Literary Association, Central Literary Magazine (The), conducted by the Birmingham Central Literary Association. [Quarterly.} Ports. Illus, Cartoons, Vol. 1, ete. (Jan., 1873, ete.) Svo. 1873, ete. —|[ Another copy.)
