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Harry Wheatcroft's rose offer : 6 hybrid teas (cat. value 50'6) 29'6.

All new drugs make promises : especially for rapid relief of acute musculoskeletal conditions : new Brufen 600.

The "Home" First-Aid Case : Tincture of Iodine.

Release the arthritic patient : with Brufen (ibuprofen).

Nottingham: open air treatment of sick children. Photograph, ca. 191-.

Plum of the oral penicillins : Stabillin v-k Syrup '125'.

Nottinghamia vetus et nova. Or an historical account of the ancient and present state of the town of Nottingham / Gather'd from the remains of antiquity and collected from authentic manuscripts and ancient as well as modern historians. Adorn'd with beautiful copper-plates; with an appendix, containing besides extracts of wills and deeds relating to charities, diverse other curious papers. By Charles Deering, M.D.

Street entertainers in Nottingham: James Burne, called Shelford Tommy, a ventriloquist (left) and Charley, a man playing a shawm (right). Etching with aquatint, 1797.

[Report 1969] / School Medical Officer of Health, Nottingham City.

Annual report of the Nottingham Children's Hospital : 1934.

Bagthorpe to the City : story of a Nottingham hospital / James Macfie.

Nottingham: a verandah open to the air with a bed and a cot, each containing a child being treated for acute illness. Photograph, 1893.

Annual report : 1945 / Nottingham and Midland Eye Infirmary.

An alphabetical list of the burgesses & freeholders, who polled before John Fellows, and Tho. Sands gent. sheriffs of the town and county of the town of Nottingham, on Thursday, Fridaym and Saturday; The 18th, 19th, and 20th of April, M.DCC.LIV. At the election two burgesses, to represent the said town in Parliament. Taken in the great room, over the new-change, in the market-place; being the first time of its being used for that purpose.

An exact list of the burgesses, of the town and county of the town of Nottingham; Who polled before the Right Worshipful John Smellie, Esq; mayor, for the election of two burgesse to represent the said town in the council chamber; taken on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, the 10th, 11th and 13th of October, 1780, at the Guild Hall. By candidates. Mr. Henry Green, hosier. Mr. George Burbage, printer. Mr. Joseph Oldknow, grocer. Mr. Samuel Eaton, hosier.

A copy of a poll taken for the county of Nottingham, the 4th, and 5th. days of April, Anno Dom, 1722, before John Grundy, Esq; high-sherriff for the said county.

An alphabetical list of what burgesses polled at the election of a common-council-man, for the town of Nottingham; Held in the Town-Hall there, before Thomas Langford, Esquire, mayor of Nottingham. On the 28th and 29th days of January, 1747.

Removal of excreta and household refuse. Report of the medical officer of health to the health committee.

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A copy of a poll taken for the county of Nottingham, the 4th, and 5th. days of April, Anno Dom, 1722, before John Grundy, Esq; high-sherriff for the said county.

An alphabetical list of what burgesses polled at the election of a common-council-man, for the town of Nottingham; Held in the Town-Hall there, before Thomas Langford, Esquire, mayor of Nottingham. On the 28th and 29th days of January, 1747.

Removal of excreta and household refuse. Report of the medical officer of health to the health committee.