63936 Common Sense ; or, Plain remarks on the threatened Invasion. Addressed to the
manufacturers of Birmingham, ctc. By a Manufacturer. pp. 8. 8vo. [71798].
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Commons: see Inclosures,
Commons (House of): see Parliamentary Reports.
Companies: sce Accles, Limited ; Air (Compressed); Arcades; Aston Hall and Park ; Banks; Brewery; Cooperage and Cask Company (British Steam) ; Gas; Liberal Ciub Building Company ; Lodging Houses [for Birmingham Rowton Houses, Lid.|; Mining end Copper Compeny ; Printers (Birmingham) ; Skating Rinks ; South Birmingham Permanent Money Society ; Temperance Hall; Theatres ; Timber Company; Water; Waterloo Rooms.
Complete Suffrage Association (Birmingham): see Suffrage Conference, 1842.
Composers (Birmingham): see Concerts; Hymn Books ; Music ; and under the following names :—
Anderton (Thomas), German (Edward). Seott (J. B.).
Bache (Franeis Edward), Hall (Lincoln G.). Shore (Samuel Royle). Bantock (Granville), Hamper (William), Short (Joseph), Beaumont (John Alfred). Heywood (John). Stanley (Samuel). Bussell (Frederie G.). Holloway (Jcremiah), Stratton (W; rk), Chattaway (John). Kempson (James), Valentine ( as), Clark (Jeremiah). Needham (Harry Woodward (Mabel N.). Deakin (Andrew). ; Algernon), Wright (Adam),
Elgar (Sir Edward), Pixel) (.Mr.),
Gaul (Alfred R,), Probin (J.),
Compressed Air: see Air, Comus (The). [A monthly magazine.] Nos, 1-12 (Nov., 1888—Oct., 1889), Ports, Illus, ( Birmingham.) 400. 1888-), Concert and Lecture Committee (Birmingham and District Sunday Evening Sacred) : see Sunday Evening Sacred Concert and Lecture Committee. Concert Hall (Birmingham) : see Music Halls. Concert Party (Birmingham) :— “The Birmingham Concert Party's Concert at the New Temperance Hall, Announcement, Leaflet, 8vo. 1905, ee Society (Birmingham Chamber) : see Chamber Concert Society, oncerts :— Allday’s Concert and Entertainment Guide, 1907-8, ete, duo. (1907, ete.). The Birmingham and Midlands Musical Journal and Dramatic News. [Weckly.| Vol, 1, Nos. 1-18 (Sept. 29, 1884—Jan. 26, 1885.) All published. 8vo, & 4to. 1884-5. Birmingham New Subscription Concerts, 1836-1838. [Programmes). 8vo. {1836-8}. Birmingham Private Concerts, [Programmes], 8vu, 1812-45, [A collection of miscellaneous announcements, programmes, etc., of concerts held in Birmingham]. 7 vols. 4to, [c.1820, etc.]. NOTE.—These prograinmes and many others whieh are in the Library arc catalogued wader the nanres
of Hs Or institutions, amd also wader the names of the bulllings in icy the concerts were held (sec list of references below),
[A collection of programmes, etc., of miscellaneous concerts held in the Town Hall, Binningham]. 4to. (1534-1905). Concerts : s¢¢ also under the following names :—
Albani (Mdme,). Bickley (Henry R.). Chambers (Joseph). Albertini. Blackmore (Rosa). Chappell (8, Arthur). Allen (C.). Bradley (Frank). Cheshire (John). Baker (J. A,). Broadwood. Collins Family. Batchelor (W.). a (Mr). Croak (Mrs. Shelley). Behnke (Emil), Bull (Mrs.). Dabbs (Afr.).
Bennett (William), Burvett (Alice Sydney), D'Alessio (Camillo). Best (W. T.). Butt (Clara). Davies (Alice).
