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HANDBOOK OF BIRMINGHAM Seal of the British Association PREPARED FOR THE - photo 1

HANDBOOK
OF
BIRMINGHAM.
Seal of the British Association
PREPARED FOR THE
MEMBERS OF THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION.
1886.
BIRMINGHAM:
Hall and English, Printers, &c., High Street.
1886.
[Entered at Stationers Hall.]

[ii]
[iii]
[iv]
CONTENTS.
PAGE
Introduction , by G. J. Johnson
Old Birmingham , by Sam: Timmins
Modern Birmingham , edited by Sam: Timmins :
Chap. I. Local Governing Bodies, by J. T. Bunce
Chap. II. Education, by Osmund Airy , M.A.
Chap. III. Libraries: Past and Present, by J. D. Mullins
Chap. IV. Literary, Scientific, and Artistic Societies, by Sam: Timmins
Chap. V. Charitable Institutions, by C. E. Mathews
Chap. VI. Ecclesiastical, by G. J. Johnson , with folded Table.
Chap. VII. Art
(a) Architecture, by J. A. Cossins
(b) Painting, by E. R. Taylor
(c) Sculpture, by Whitworth Wallis
(d) Music, by W. Bayley Marshall
Chap. VIII. Manufacturing Industries, by C. J. Woodward , B.Sc.
[See also Appendix, .]
Geology and Physiography , edited by Prof. C. Lapworth , LL.D., F.G.S.
Physiography
Geology, illustrated by
Palozoic Rocks, by Prof. C. Lapworth :
(a) Introduction
(b) Fundamental Rocks
(c) Cambrian Rocks
(d) Silurian Rocks
(e) Carboniferous Rocks
(f) Permian Rocks
Triassic Rocks, by W. J. Harrison , F.G.S.
Liassic and Rhtic, by Rev. P. B. Brodie , M.A.
Glacial and Post-Tertiary Deposits, by H. W. Crosskey , LL.D., F.G.S.
Petrography, by S. Allport , F.G.S.
Mining Statistics of the South Staffordshire Coalfield, by Prof. W. E. Benton , A.R.S.M., F.G.S.
Minerals of Birmingham District, by C. J. Woodward , B.Sc. (see Appendix)
Zoology , edited by W. R. Hughes , F.L.S.:
Introduction, by W. R. Hughes , F.L.S.
Chap. I. Mammals and Reptiles by E. De Hamel
Chap. II. Birds, by R. W. Chase
Chap. III. Fishes and Mollusca, by G. Sherriff Tye
Chap. IV. Insects, by W. G. Blatch
Chap. V. Microscopic Fauna, by T. Bolton , F.R.M.S.
Botany , edited by Wm. Mathews , M.A.:
Introductory Remarks, by Wm. Mathews , M.A.
Chap. I. The Flowering Plants, Ferns, &c., by J. E. Bagnall , A.L.S.
Chap. II. The Mosses, Hepatics, and Lichens, by J. E. Bagnall , A.L.S.
Chap. III. The Alg, by A. W. Wills
Chap. IV. The Fungi, by W. B. Grove , B.A.
Chains, Cables, and Anchors, by B. Hingley , M.P.
Die Sinking, by G. Sherriff Tye
Saddlery Trade, by Thos. Middlemore
Botanical Gardens, by Sam: Timmins
Guinea Gardens, by Sam: Timmins
Sunday Lecture Society, by Thos. Rose
Newspapers, by Sam: Timmins
Theatres, by Sam: Timmins
Coventry Industries, by W. G. Fretton, F.S.A.

CONTRIBUTORS.
(The figures show the pages of this work where the articles appear.)
PAGE.
Airy, O.
Allport, S.
Bagnall, J. E.
Baker, T. J.
Bayliss, T. R.
Benson, E. W.
Benton, W. E.
Blatch, W. G.
Bolton, T.
Bragg, John
Bragge, R. L.
Brodie, P. B.
Brierley, L.
Bunce, J. T.
Callaway, C.
Chance, Henry
Chase, R. W.
Cossins, J. A.
Crosskey, H. W.
Elkington and Co.
Fretton, W. G.
Gausby, J. B.
Grove, W. B.
Goodman, J. D.
Hamel, E. de
Harrison, G. K.
Harrison, W. J.
Heaton, Ralph
Hingley, Benjamin
Hiorns, W. A. H.
Hodson, E. H.
Holland, Wm.
Hollyer, J. H.
Hopkins, A. N.
Hughes, W. R.
Johnson, G. J.
Johnstone, A. S.
Kenward, J.
Kenrick, W.
Lapworth, C.
Lea, Henry
Lean, Ch.
Marshall, W. B.
Martineau, F. E.
Martineau, R. F.
Mathews, C. E.
Mathews, Wm.
Middlemore, Thos.
Mole, F. M.
Mullins, J. D.
Osler, A. C.
Perks, W.
Pollack, Maurice
Puplett, S.
Rabone, J.
Stanton, H. H.
Sutherland, W. S.
Tangye Bros.
Taylor, E. R.
Tildesley, J. C.
Timmins, Sam:
Turner, J. P.
Tye, G. S.
Wallis, W.
Westwood, H.
Wills, A. W.
Woodward, C. J.
Woodward, J. M.
Wright, J. T.

CORRECTIONS.
PageLineForRead
23WarrenHector
1417311733
8SintonLinton
19HoltHoll
26WattsWattss
1WesleyWestley
19St. PhilipsSt. Philip
31PaleozoicPalozoic
33
34TriassicTrias
4ColdfieldCoalfield
23RhticRhtic
1SpirorksSpirorbis
6ColebrookdaleCoalbrookdale
4, 16, 28ArcheanArchan
1ParleyPurley
5Shalesshales
8LandoveryLlandovery
16AttrypaAtrypa
last lineits materialthe material
16in turnsin turn
32omit variouslamellibranchs
37addSilurian
11astarteAstarte
21erracticerratic

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[ix]
INTRODUCTION.
BY G.J. JOHNSON.
This Handbook, being prepared for the use of the members of the British Association, at their meeting in Birmingham, in 1886, it is deemed desirable to preface it by a very brief sketch of the progress of the town since the first meeting here of the Association in 1839, a period only three years short of half a century.
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