Author: BELL (John)

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YBL Bel Rcfcrcnco only BELL (John), Bookseller. Bell’s British theatre, etc. [Continued.) 3. The Earl of Essex, by Henry Jones. Tamerlane, by N. Rowe, Esq. The Hournin bride1 by W. Congrove, Esq. The fair penitent, by N. Rowe, Eq. Cato, by Joseph Addison, Esq. 1776. 4. The Wonder, by 1rs. Centlivre. Rule a wife and have a wife, by Beaumont and Fletcher. The Suspicious husband, by Dr. Hoadley. The Conscious lOVer5, by 5ir R. Steele. The Recruiting officer, by Mr. Iarquahr [sic]. 1776. [SEE NEXT CARD.)

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Author: CONDLIFFE (John Bell)

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6 a3 CONDLIFFE (John Bell). The Economic consequences of scientific • research, Adelaide, 1950. See AIELAIDE. University ofAãejide. The Joseph Fisher Lecture in Commerce, 1950.

Card ID: 570

Author: No Author available

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GLASGOW University of Glasw. Deprtnrit of.. Soois].and Economic Research. Occasional papers. [Volumes in this series are separately catalogued under the authors.) 1. BAIRD (Robert), M.A. • LL.B. The Effects upon rate poundages of the ownership and occupation of rateable property 1 - by local authorities in Scotland and England. 11949.) 2. BELL (Joseph Denis Milburn). Industrial unioniam: a critical analysis. [1949]. 4. BELL (Joseph Denis Milburn). The Strength of trade unionism - 0 in Scotland. 1950, TtL aspects of the industriel(P.C..l) nalysis of tie industrial rsons in Scotland, parts Land and Wales in 1947. 1951. C7? y’yri 3. HIGHET (John). broadcasting. Scotland on the air: aspects of Scottish 1949. 5. LESER (Conrad Emanuel Victor). Some structure of Scotland: distribution of insured of Scotland and region

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