Chemists: see also Pharmaceutical Association (Midland).
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' At Cherry-Street Academy, Birmingham. [Specimens of penmanship by John
Robinson. Manuscript, with printed heading to first page]. pp. 48. duo. 1823.
Cherry Street Chapel [1782-1886] :—
Account of the discussion on Infallibility, at Cherry-street Chapel, Birmingham. By a Plain Man. pp. 33. duo. [1830].
Benson (J.) A sermon preached, on the death of Mrs. Foster, at the Chapel in Cherry Street, Birmingham. pp. 52. duo. 1790.
Bicknell (J.) Sermon on the death of Rev. Henry Taft; preached at the Wesleyau Methodist Chapel, Cherry-Strect, Birmingham. pp. 27. 8vo, 1824.
[Hymn-sheet of Cherry Street Chapel, Birmingham,] Sept, 3rl, 1815, fol. {1815}.
[Hymns to be sung) in Cherry-Street Chapel, March 25, 1810, in behalf of the — Strangers’ Friend, or Benevolent Society, [Also] in Coleshill-Street Chapel. pp. 8. duo, {1810}.
M Nicoll (D.) An Attempt to trace Divine Providence, in the events which have led to the peace of Europe; a discourse delivered in Cherry-Street Chapel, Birmingham, 1814. pp. 35. (Wednesbury.) 8vo. [1814].
Melson (J. B.) The Apostle of the Gentiles and his Glorying : a sermon in Cherry Street Chapel before the second aggregate. mecting of the Wesleyan Methodist Local Preachers’ Mutual-Aid Association. pp. 40. 8vo. 1850.
{Parkin (T.)] Account of the proceedings at the Reformation Discussion at Cherry-street Chapel, and of the violence committed on Mr, T’, Parkin, pp. 28. duo, 1830. 7
Prest (C.) The Witness of the Spirit. A sermon preached in the Wesleyan Chapel, Cherry-Strect, Birmingham. pp. 25. vi. 8vo. 1840,
A Tribute of Affeetion, in memory of Mary Jane M'Turk, Thomas Moulton, Jane Lee, and Elizabeth Moulton, teachers in Cherry-Street Sunday School, Birmingham. pp, 36. duo. [1851}.
Waterhouse (John) Sermon preached in Cherry-Street Chapel, Birmingham, on the death of Dr. Adam Clarke. pp, 22, Svo. 1832.
Young (R. N.) Religion: a sermon to young men, preached in Cherry St. Chapel, Birmingham, Ap. 8, 1866, on the occasion of the death of J. W. Melson. 2nd edn. pp. 16. 8yo, 1866,
Cheshire’s (John) Concerts :—
John Cheshire’s Concerts held at Masonie Hall, Birmingham, cte, Programmes [various], 8vo, 1855-77,
Chess Bouquet, Continued as The Chess Bouquet and Small Heath Boulevard, by F
. R. Gittins. 2 vols, 4to, 1897-1912. NOTE.—YVol. 1 (1897) was published in London and Vol, 2 (Apr, 1911—Aug. 1912) at Birmingham. Afterwards incorporated in the Birmingtam Sunday Echo,
Chess Club (Birmingham) : see Midland Institute Chess Club. Chesshire, Gibson, Pewise, and Wharton: see Sale Catalogues. CuxstER (JOSEPH LEMUEL) :— : John Rogers [of Deritend]: the compiler of the first authorised English Bible ; embracing a genealogical account of his family, ete. Port, Svo, 1861.
Chester Road : see Erdington. Chew v. Duke : see Trials. Cuew (SAnpeErs J.) :-— Your Rationalism. To Mr. G. Dawson, pp, 15, duo. 1873. CHILDE-PEMBERTON (WILLLAM 8.) :-— Life of Lord Norton (Rt. Hon. Sir Charles (B.] Adderley), 1814-1905, States- man & Philanthropist. Ports. Illus. 8vo, 1909.
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