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The River Avon and the Clifton Suspension Bridge, with buildings on the river banks. Lithograph by C. Hullmandel.

Harbour view of St. Vincent's rock taken from the hot wells, Bristol. Line engraving, 1776.

Waterscape view of the Hot wells, Bristol. Line engraving by Neele & Son.

An inn at Bristol: people having breakfast before taking the stage coach. Stipple print after E.V. Rippingille, 1824.

Redcliffe infant school, Bristol: with scale and key. Wood engraving, 1853, after G. Godwin.

Architectural diagram of the facade and ground plan of Queen Elizabeth's hospital. Reproduction of a drawing after T. Foster & Son.

Diadem Flour / Mitchell's Diadem Flour Co. Ltd.

Architecture: a restored carved doorway at St. Mary Redcliffe, Bristol. Wood engraving by W. E. Hodgkin, 1853, after G. Godwin.

Determined by the judges : the appellant therefore contended that his van was exempted from the duty as assessed.

Northwoods asylum and surrounding grounds, Bristol. Line engraving by W. Miller after S.D. Swarbreck.

Medical history centre to open outside London.

Report of the Visiting Committee of the Lunatic Asylum for the City and County of Bristol, together with the reports of the medical superintendent and chaplain, and the abstract of account / Bristol Lunatic Asylum.

[Report 1904] / Medical Officer of Health, Bristol.

[Report 1891] / Medical Officer of Health, Bristol.

A history of the Bristol Royal Infirmary / by G. Munro Smith.

The reply of the delegates of the several parishes, and of the Castle-precincts, in the city of Bristol, to the report of the Committee of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council, in answer to the objections delivered by the delegates on the 4th of August, 1792, ...

An alphabetical list of the freeholders and burgesses, of the several parishes of the city and county of Bristol, who polled at the election in the year 1734. Taken before Michael Pope, Esq; and Benjamin Glisson, Esq; sheriffs. Which began Wednesday the 14th of May, and ended Friday the 24th of May, 1734. The candidates being the Honourable John Scrope, Esq; Sir Abraham Elton, bart. and Thomas Coster, Esq; when upon casting up the poll the numbers stood as under, Honourable John Scrope, Esq; 1866 Sir Abraham Elton, bart. 2420 Thomas Coster, Esq; 2071 whereupon the two latter were declared duly elected.

The city of Bristol's letter to Mr. Southwell, Their Surviving representative in Parliament.

The bristol poll-book: Being a List of the Freeholders and Freemen, Who voted at the General Election for Members to serve in Parliament for the City and County of Bristol, (begun at the Guildhall of the said City Wednesday the 17th of April, 1754, and ended Wednesday the 1st of May following) before Henry Bright, and Thomas Harris, Esqrs. Sheriffs. At which Election the Candidates were, Sir John Philipps, Baronet, Richard Beckford, Esq; and The Hon. Robert Nugent, Esq; Revised and Corrected by the Managers in each Parish.

Bristol gaol bill. Bristol, August 4, 1792. Objections to an act lately obtained for building a new gaol within the city of Bristol, and for other purposes; and reasons for a suspension and repeal thereof, presented to the mayor, aldermen, and common council, by the delegates from the several parishes, and from the Castle-precincts, within the city. ...

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The reply of the delegates of the several parishes, and of the Castle-precincts, in the city of Bristol, to the report of the Committee of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council, in answer to the objections delivered by the delegates on the 4th of August, 1792, ...

The city of Bristol's letter to Mr. Southwell, Their Surviving representative in Parliament.