21. W Index 2361*) Wigner, Eugene (2458*) Wilczynski, Ernest (652) Wiles, Andrew (1178*), Williamof Ockham (140*) wilkins, Ernest (1215*) wilkins, john (2456*) wilkinson http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Indexes/W.html

Names beginning with W The number of words in the biography is given in brackets. A * indicates that there is a portrait. Waerden , Bartel van der (552*) Wafa al-Buzjani Abu'l (1115) Wald , Abraham (1465*) Walker, Geoffrey Walker, John Wall , C Terence (545*) Wallace , William (261*) Wallis , John (2463*) Wang , Hsien Chung (649) Wangerin , Albert (481*) Wantzel , Pierre (1020) Waring , Edward (1378*) Warner , Mary (1674*) Watson, G N Watson, Henry Wazewski , Tadeusz (759*) Weatherburn , Charles (506*) Weber, Heinrich Martin (654*) Weber, Wilhelm Wedderburn , Joseph (1714*) Weierstrass , Karl (2599*) Weil Weingarten , Julius (734*) Weinstein , Alexander (408*) Weisbach , Julius (528*) Weldon , Raphael (437*) Werner , Johann (145) Wessel , Caspar (1685) West , John (138) Weyl , Hermann (282*) Weyr , Emil (65*) Wheeler , Anna J Pell (516*) Whiston , William (407*) White , Henry (384*) Whitehead, Alfred N Whitehead, J Henry C Whitney , Hassler (311*) Whittaker, Edmund Whittaker, John Whyburn , Gordon (1087*) Widman , Johannes (156) Wielandt , Helmut (675*) Wien , Wilhelm (395*) Wiener, Christian

22. Wilkins, John (1614-72) A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z wilkins, john (161472) References 1. wilkins, john. http://www.angelfire.com/on2/daviddarling/Wilkins.htm

The Encyclopedia of Astrobiology, Astronomy, and Spaceflight about main latest news news archive ... Z Wilkins, John (1614-72) Brother-in-law of Oliver Cromwell and Oxford graduate who became Master of Trinity College, Cambridge, and eventually Bishop of Chester. Wilkins was among the new wave of thinkers who voiced freely their opinions on the implications of the Copernican Revolution . As a young author he was one of several men, including Johannes Kepler , who, following Galileo 's telescopic observations, were inspired to speculate about the possibility of lunar life and of traveling to the Moon (see Moon, voyages to ). He expounded upon the former in the first edition of his book The Discovery of a World in the Moone, or, A Discourse Tending to Prove That 'Tis Probable There May Be Another Habitable World in That Planet published anonymously in 1638. Two years later, having read Francis Godwin 's contemporaneous fantasy about a lunar journey, he was encouraged to set down his own thoughts on such a possibility in the third edition of The Discovery pluralism . See Campanella, Tommaso

23. Little John Wilkins & Lucy Tanner Little john wilkins Lucy Tanner. Submitted by Catherine Edwards. 3 john Asawilkins, b. 617-1826 Maury Co., TN and died 4-24-1862, while serving as a Capt. http://www.angelfire.com/md/wilkins/littlejohn.html

Submitted by: Catherine Edwards Little John Wilkins , b. 12-30-1799 in Orange Co., NC, died 2-7-1847 in Trenton, TN married 10-19-1822 in Rockingham Co., NC Lucy Tanner Lucy and John moved to Maury Co., TN in 1822 and to Gibson Co., TN in 1832, settling 8 miles north of Trenton, living there until 1836 when John volunteered to go to Florida to fight in the Seminole Indian War, serving as a 1st Sgt. in Capt. Baber's Co., 1st Regt. TN Mounted Militia. When he went to fight his family moved to Trenton to live. Upon his return, he formed a partnership with J. M. Carthel in a dry goods business, buying Carthel out in 1838, and operating the store until a fire on Jan. 25, 1845 destroyed the business. With no insurance to rebuild, he moved his family back to the farm. Lucy and John had 11 children: Mary Ann Kerenhappuch Wilkins William Thomas "Tommie" Wilkins , b. 12-28-1824 in Maury Co., TN, died 2-3-1902. He did not marry John Asa Wilkins , b. 6-17-1826 Maury Co., TN and died 4-24-1862, while serving as a Capt. in Co. D, 13th TN Inf, CSA, of a severe wound to the face, per Col. A. J. Vaught. Sarah Louisa Wilkins , b. 3-6-1828 Maury Co., TN, died 4-7-1868 in Trenton, Gibson Co., TN. She married 10-28-1847 in Trenton, John Steeld McCulloch, b. NC, died 5-7-1873 in Trenton, TN. They had 6 children. (Sarah and her sister, Mary Ann had a double wedding)

24. Wilkins Biography of john wilkins (16141672) john wilkins. Born 1614 in Fawsley (4 km S of Daventry), Northamptonshire, England http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Wilkins.html

John Wilkins Born: 1614 in Fawsley (4 km S of Daventry), Northamptonshire, England Died: 16 Nov 1672 in Chester, England Click the picture above to see a larger version Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index John Wilkins 's father was Walter Wilkins, a goldsmith from Oxford. In [6] Aubrey describes Walter Wilkins as:- ... a very ingenious man with a very mechanical head. He was much for trying of experiments, and his head ran much upon the perpetual motion. Walter Wilkins married Jane Dod, the daughter of the Puritan minister John Dod, and John was one of their four children. Walter Wilkins died in 1625 while John was still a boy and Jane remarried. John's stepfather then became Francis Pope and a son of this marriage, Walter Pope, remained a close friend of John Wilkins throughout his life. John's early education is described in [4] in the following way:- He was taught his Latin and Greek by Edward Sylvester, a noted Grecian, who kept a Private School in the Parish of All Saints in Oxford: His Proficiency was such, that at Thirteen Years of Age he entered a Student in New-Inn, in Easter-Term . He made no long stay there, but was removed to Magdalen Hall, ... and there he took his Degree in Arts in October

25. Wilkins, John: An Essay Towards A Real Character And A Philosophical Language wilkins, john An Essay towards a Real Character and a Philosophical Language, universitypress books, shopping cart, new release notification. http://www.press.uchicago.edu/cgi-bin/hfs.cgi/00/15242.ctl

Go to ... Full text search Excerpts Subject catalogs Subject index ... Shopping cart contents or Print an order form Wilkins, John An Essay towards a Real Character and a Philosophical Language . Distributed for the Thoemmes Press. 1668 Edition. 638 p. 8-3/8 x 11-9/16 2002 Series: (T-HL) Thoemmes Press - Works in the History of Language Cloth CUSA $295.00tx 1-85506-941-5 Spring 2002 Subjects: Philosophy: General Philosophy Language and Linguistics: Language History and Language Universals Language and Linguistics: LanguageReference The University of Chicago Press You may purchase this title at these fine bookstores . Outside the USA, consult our international information page File last modified on 3/10/2003. See also: Read about this title on the Thoemmes Press website. Questions about this title? email sales@press.uchicago.edu Email questions about books or availability to sales@press.uchicago.edu or questions about order status to custserv@press.uchicago.edu . Click here here

26. Mercury (5/14105) (Don Wilkins, John De Armond, Norman L. Reitzel, William R. Pe john john De Armond, WD4OQC, Marietta, GA jgd@dixie.com Performance Engineering aboutCadmium From dwilkins@parkrapids.cfa.org (Don wilkins) Date Aug 16 http://yarchive.net/chem/mercury.html

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27. Wilkins, John/Bergeron, Judith Family Group Record. Husband john wilkins. Born Place Died 17 MAR 1774,Place Married Place Buried Place Father Mother Other Spouses http://www.bargeron.com/genealogy/gsb/f0028.html

Family Group Record Husband: John Wilkins Born: Place: Died: 17 MAR 1774 Place: Married: Place: Buried: Place: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Wife: Judith Bergeron Born: 12 OCT 1708 Place: Bristol, England Died: Place: Buried: Place: Father: Mother: Judith Peletan Other Spouses: Children HUSBAND NOTES: !CAUTION: We are not certain that this is the Wilkins that Judith Bergeron married but the reference to wife Judith is interesting. !PROBATE-SPOUSE: Dr. Stephen E Bradley, Jr., EARLY RECORDS OF NORTH CAROLINA, VOLUME VIII, WILLS 1756-1794, page 95. (Ellen Payne Odom Genealogical Library, Moultrie, Georgia) WIFE NOTES: !PARENTS: REGISTER OF QUALIFIED HUGUENOT ANCESTORS OF THE NATIONAL HUGUENOT SOCIETY, Reprint with Corrections of the 1983 3rd Edition Compiled by Vera Reeve, The National Huguenot Society, Bloomington, Minnesota, 1993, page 9 (Sons of the Revolution Library, 600 South Central Avenue, Glendale, California 91204.) Cites "Bergeron, Jacques/James. Md. Judith Peletin; from Torigny, Poitou; both members of French Church in Bristol, England 1707-1708. Children (last four baptized at French Church, New York, N.Y.): Pierre, B. 25 Sep 1707; Judith, B. 12 Oct 1708; Jean, bap 24 Feb 1712; Anne,bap 17 Jan 1714; Jean, bap 27 Mar 1715; Elie/Elias, bap 27 Jan 1717." This source cites "Evidence: Baird, 2:56-58; Wittmeyer, 23,130,134,141,150: Northampton Co.,Va.,Wills, Deeds, No. 26 (24-R, 1725-1733), 138;Will of Judith, widow of James Bergeron, Beaufort Co.,N.C., 14 Nov 1742." !CAUTION: We are not certain that this is the Wilkins that Judith Bergeron married but the reference to wife Judith is interesting.

28. Darwiniana You have reached john wilkins's Darwiniana page, which requires a framecompatiblebrowser. Sorry. You can still read the material http://www.users.bigpond.com/thewilkins/darwiniana.html

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29. John Wilkins's Darwiniana john wilkins's Darwiniana •, Published/In press papers. •, Online papers. ,Main email addresses thewilkins@bigpond.com or john.wilkins@bigpond.com. •, http://www.users.bigpond.com/thewilkins/navbar.html

John Wilkins's Darwiniana Published/In press papers Online papers Work in progress ... The Wilkins Family's Home Page Main email addresses thewilkins@bigpond.com or john.wilkins@bigpond.com Work email address wilkins@wehi.edu.au

30. The Russell's - Wilkins wilkins, john (male). SHERLOCK, Mary (female). Family of wilkins, john SHERLOCK, Mary. Girl, 23 Mar 1862, wilkins, Fanny Emily. http://www.zipworld.com.au/~prussell/_wilkins.htm

WILKINS, John (male) SHERLOCK, Mary (female) Girl 23 Mar 1862 WILKINS, Fanny Emily

31. Wilkens/Wilkins Family Tree - Pafg10.html - Generated By Personal Ancestral File Kenneth john Gustave wilkins (john Henry Gustave wilkins , Gustave wilkins , johnHenry Gustave wilkins , Peter , Marx , Hans Hinrich , Hermann Christoph ) was http://www.geocities.com/roymavis/pafg10.html

Hermann Christoph Wilkens Germany to Australia Eighth Generation Francis Lionel Johnson Joseph James Johnson Henrietta Wilkins John Henry Gustave Wilkins ... Hermann Christoph ) was born 1910. He died 26TH JAN 1989. Francis married Eva M They had the following children: F i Elaine Johnson Edna Hall Gertrude Wilhelmine Johnson Henrietta Wilkins ... Hermann Christoph Edna married Eric Williams They had the following children: F i Lynette Williams M ii Douglas Williams John James Davey Ivy Kathleen Margaret Wilkins Gustave Wilkins ... Hermann Christoph ) was born 1918. He died 28TH JLY 1989. John married Hazel They had the following children: i Janice Davey F ii Margaret Davey is printed as iii Chris Davey Margaret Davey Ivy Kathleen Margaret Wilkins Gustave Wilkins John Henry Gustave Wilkins ... Hermann Christoph Margaret married Andrew William Stokes They had the following children: M i Geofrey Stokes died 25 Nov 1988. M ii Graham Stokes died 8TH DEC 1993. Gordon Davey Ivy Kathleen Margaret Wilkins Gustave Wilkins John Henry Gustave Wilkins ... Hermann Christoph Gordon married Jean Park They had the following children: i Peter Davey ii Russell Davey iii Gregory Davey Dorothy Davey Ivy Kathleen Margaret Wilkins Gustave Wilkins John Henry Gustave Wilkins ... Hermann Christoph Dorothy married Jack Skinner They had the following children: i Mervyn Skinner ii Jill Skinner Raymond Davey Ivy Kathleen Margaret Wilkins Gustave Wilkins John Henry Gustave Wilkins ... Hermann Christoph Raymond married Thelma Smith They had the following children: i John Davey

32. Maj. John C. Wilkins MAJ. john C. wilkins The first battle casualty of the 20th. FG during the war, Portland,Oregon's john C. wilkins was assigned to the 79th.FS on 10 June, 1943. http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/6940/wilkins.html

MAJ. JOHN C. WILKINS The first battle casualty of the 20th. FG during the war, Portland, Oregon's John C. Wilkins was assigned to the 79th.FS on 10 June, 1943. Two days later he assumed the duties of Group Deputy Commander and, by 1 October was promoted to the rank of Major. On 3 Novemeber the 20th. FG sent several of their most senior pilots (Wilkins, Cumming, Yaryan, Gatterdam , Blanton, Fall, Ott, Graham , Hanzo, Gall, Mednick, Nichols , Snow, Lobinger, Meyer and Reihmer ), along with the necesary ground personnel and 10 of the 16 assigned P-38s, to Nuthampsted - home of the 55th.FG. Maj. Wilkins was placed in charge of this detachment. The then fledgling 20th.FG had assigned these men to fly along side the 55th.FG, the only other 8th.AF Fighter Group to be equipped with P-38s at the time, so that the young pilots could gain some much needed combat experience. While the 55th.FG had arrived in the ETO after the 20th.FG but because of the experience of their pilots they were assigned P-38s ahead of the 20th. (At this time there was a serious shortage of the aircraft for the 20th. and flight time was hard to get.) On 5 November the 55th.FG, along with the detachment from the 20thFG, were directed to rendezvous with B-24s that had been dispatched to attack Gelsenkirchen and Munster, escort said bombers to Munster and then back to the North Sea. Due to various equipment malfunctions and engine failures all of the nine pilots of the 20th. were forced to turn back and head home.

33. John Darragh Wilkins Papers wilkins, john Darragh, d. 1900. Papers, 1862 March 161865 August 10 64 items. wilkins,john Darragh, d. 1900. Rank Captain (1861 April), Major (1865 May). http://www.clements.umich.edu/Webguides/Schoff/UZ/Wilkins.html

William L. Clements Library The University of Michigan Schoff Civil War Collection Soldiers' Letters Wilkins, John Darragh , d. 1900 Papers, 1862 March 16-1865 August 10 64 items Wilkins, John Darragh, d. 1900 Rank: Captain (1861 April), Major (1865 May) Regiment: United States. ArmyInfantry Regiment, 3rd (1815- ) United States. ArmyInfantry Regiment, 15th (1861- ) Service: Background note: West Pointer John Darragh Wilkins was a career army officer with fifteen years of service behind him when the Civil War broke out. Having already received a commendation for gallant and meritorious conduct at the Battles of Contreras and Churubusco during the Mexican War, Wilkins had the reasonable expectation of personal advancement, and when he received a promotion from Adjutant to Captain of the 3rd Infantry in April, 1861, his notions might have seemed confirmed. Like many ambitious officers in the regular army, Wilkins was skeptical about the value of volunteer troops, and by the early months of 1862, his attitudes began to sour as he felt increasingly frustrated with the poor performance of the non-professionals in combat, the self-seeking leadership in the military, and the army's general ineffectiveness. Yet gnawing away even more at Wilkins' morale was his sense that while his class-mates from West Point and other officers rose through the ranks with ease, he remained mired in the sargassum of a captaincy. He moaned about having become the only field officer in his regiment, and was thus acting commander, while promotion still managed to elude him.

34. Wilkins, John/Salter, Mary Family Group Record. Husband john wilkins. Born Place Died Place SpousesRobert Ellis. Child 2 (M) Robert john wilkins. Born Place Died Place http://www.familytree.fslife.co.uk/f71.html

KIRSTY STEVENS' FAMILY TREE Family Group Record Husband: John Wilkins Born: Place: Died: Place: Married: UNKNOWN Place: Buried: Place: Father: Mother: Other Spouses: Wife: Mary Salter Born: 23 Feb 1937 Place: Died: Place: Buried: Place: Father: Edgar Salter Mother: Marjory Unknown Other Spouses: Children Child 1 (F): Anna Mary Wilkins Born: Place: Died: Place: Buried: Place: Spouses: Robert Ellis Child 2 (M): Robert John Wilkins Born: Place: Died: Place: Buried: Place: Spouses: INDEX HOME EMAIL Website created by Kirsty Stevens

35. Physiology And Health Science wilkins, john H. Development of a system for the in vitro study of rat liver metabolisutilizing isolated hepotocytes, Protein Biosyntesis and Pyruvate Kinase http://web.bsu.edu/physiology/wilkins.asp

Department of Physiology and Health Science, CL325, physlhlthsci@bsu.edu For campus information using Telecommunications Devices for the Deaf ( TDD Do you have a question Ball State University. Muncie, IN 47306. Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Home > Dr. John Wilkins Dr. John Wilkins Dr. John Wilkins has been a member of the department since 1980. His expertise is in the area of anatomy. EDUCATION Degree University Major Year Ph.D. Indiana University, School of Medicine, Indianapolis Anatomy B.A. Hanover College Biology PUBLICATIONS Wilkins, John H. Development of a system for the in vitro study of rat liver metabolis utilizing isolated hepotocytes, Protein Biosyntesis and Pyruvate Kinase Activity. Indiana University Press, Thesis. 1979. Wilkins, John H. Is Trypan Blue a Valie Determinor of Cell Viability? Anatomical Record Wilkins, John H. A Comparison of In Vitro Chromatin Template Activity in Morris Hepatomas of Varying Growth Rates. Anatomical Record CLASSES TAUGHT ANAT 201 - Fundamentals of Human Anatomy CONTACT INFORMATION Dr. John Wilkins

36. Bishop John Wilkins Bishop john wilkins. john wilkins chaired the founding meeting ofthe Royal Society and was its first secretary. He was the only http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~rja14/wilkins/wilkins.html

Bishop John Wilkins John Wilkins chaired the founding meeting of the Royal Society and was its first secretary. He was the only person to have been head of a college in both Cambridge and Oxford. He was Master of Trinity College, Cambridge but was deposed at the Restoration in 1660: he had married Oliver Cromwell's sister, and this did not endear him to returning royalty. He had previously been Warden of Wadham College, Oxford He is of interest to cryptographers because he wrote a book called `Mercury, or the Secret and Swift Messenger', which is described in David Kahn's history `The Codebreakers' as `the first book in English on cryptography'. It is much more than that: it is a treatise on the state of the art in seventeenth century telegraphy. Wilkins describes a number of optical and acoustic techniques. He explains how the letters of the alphabet can be represented as five bits each and then transmitted using any available means - such as two different bells, or a musket shot for `0' and a cannon shot for `1'. He goes on to what may be the first systematic treatment of coding in different number bases (binary and ternary). This technology evolved into the chains of semaphore stations used by both Britain and France in the Napoleonic wars, and they in turn stimulated the development of the electric telegraph in the mid-nineteenth century. He also speculates on whether a universal language could be constructed; this inspired Roget's thesaurus, and (much later) Esperanto. In passing, Wilkins explains how to protect telegraph messages against being understood by hostile observers. As well as showing how to break simple substitution ciphers, and introducing various geometrical enciphering schemes, he proposes the use of nulls to make cryptanalysis harder. He not only launches the subject of cryptology into the English literature, but introduces the words `cryptographia' and `cryptologia' to the English language. The book ends with two pages on cryptography policy that are still pertinent today. His conclusion is that `If all those useful Inventions that are liable to abuse, should therefore be concealed, there is not any Art or Science which might be lawfully profest'.

37. John Wilkins Marshall I: First Generation First Generation. 1. john wilkins 1 MARSHALL {I}, (1) son of MARSHALL, ( 6008)was born in England about 1714. 6 v. john wilkins MARSHALL II, Capt. http://www.uftree.com/UFT/WebPages/TerryMarshall/MARSHALL/d0/i0006008.htm

First Generation John Wilkins son of MARSHALL, (#6008) was born in England about 1714. John died 5 AUG 1771 in Charlotte Co., Va, at 57 years of age. His body was interred AUG 1771 in Marshall Cem. He married Hannah BALDWIN in Hempfield, Pa, 22 DEC 1739. (Hannah BALDWIN is #6009.) Hannah was born in Pa SEP 1719. Hannah was the daughter of BALDWIN Mr.. Hannah died 1801 in Charlotte Co., Va, at 81 years of age. Her body was interred 1801 in Marshall Cem, Charlotte Co., Va. John Wilkins MARSHALL I and Hannah BALDWIN had the following children: + 2 i. Joseph was born 28 MAR 1743. + 3 ii. Mary MARSHALL was born 1747. + 4 iii. Thomas MARSHALL Colonel was born about 1748. + 5 iv. William MARSHALL I was born 1750. + 6 v. John Wilkins MARSHALL II, Capt. was born 6 MAR 1753. + 7 vi. Benjamin Wilkins MARSHALL Sr., Capt. was born 22 JAN 1759. + 8 vii. Nancy MARSHALL was born 1760/1770. + 9 viii. Samuel MARSHALL Sr. was born 1762. + 10 ix. Hannah MARSHALL I was born before 1765. Send email to preparer: tlm@mindless.com

38. John Wilkins Marshall I: Third Generation 26. john Baldwin 3 MARSHALL (Thomas 2 , john wilkins 1 ) ( 6033) wasborn in Little Cub Creek, Charlotte Co., Va 7 JUN 1777. john http://www.uftree.com/UFT/WebPages/TerryMarshall/MARSHALL/d0/i0006033.htm

John Baldwin MARSHALL Thomas John Wilkins ) (#6033) was born in Little Cub Creek, Charlotte Co., Va 7 JUN 1777. John died 3 FEB 1857 in Marshall Family Cem, Greensburg, Ky, at 79 years of age. He married Rebecca BRENTS in Green Co., Ky, 14 JAN 1801. (Rebecca BRENTS is #6034.) Rebecca was born in Virginia about 1782. Rebecca was the daughter of John BRENTS Sr.. Rebecca died 24 FEB 1859 in Green Co., Ky, at 76 years of age. John Baldwin MARSHALL and Rebecca BRENTS had the following children: + 120 i. Samuel Brents was born 14 OCT 1801. + 121 ii. Elizabeth MARSHALL was born 13 APR 1803. 122 iii. Sarah E. MARSHALL (#6894) was born in Green Co., Ky 8 JAN 1805. Sarah died 28 MAR 1847 in Green Co., Ky., at 42 years of age. + 123 iv. John Brents MARSHALL Sr. was born 19 DEC 1806. + 124 v. Louisa Eliza MARSHALL was born 27 SEP 1808. + 125 vi. Thomas MARSHALL Rev. was born 3 JUL 1810. + 126 vii. Nancy Emmaline MARSHALL was born 17 JUN 1812. 127 viii. Emily G. MARSHALL (#6899) was born in Green Co., Ky 19 OCT 1814. Emily died in By 1853.

39. W/WI WICHITA WICK WICKLOW WICKRAM, JORG OR GEORG WIDDRINGTON, OF THE NETHERLANDS WILHELMSHAVEN WILKES, C. WILKES, CHARLES WILKES, john WILKESBARREWILKIE, SIR DAVID wilkins, G. wilkins, GEORGE wilkins, john wilkins, MARY http://1911encyclopedia.org/W/WI/

W/WI WICHITA WICK WICKLOW WICKRAM, JORG OR GEORG ... WITU

40. City Of London Production List 1845, 11/24 D. wilkins, john H. The Village Belles. 1849, 2/19 D. wilkins,john H. Our Own Hearth at Home; or, A Tale of a Reaper's Fireside. http://www.artsci.washington.edu/drama-phd/irrepalf.html

City of London Theatre The Royal City of London Theatre productions, 1837-1868 Titles marked with (#) have engravings and text associated with them. Alphabetical listing by a playwright's name: Date Genre Author Title 1845, 12/26 M.D. A rcher, Thomas. The Artizan and his Daughters. 1846, 11/9 D. Archer, Thomas. The Black Doctor. 1846, 4/11 D. Archer, Thomas. The Carpenters of Paris. 1847, 4/5 D. Archer, Thomas. The Inundation; or, The Miser of the Hill Fort. 1848, 5/1 D. Archer, Thomas. The Three Red Men. 1867, 6/10 D. Archer, W. J. Broken Pearls. 1868, 6/20 D. Archer, W. J. Our Dear Old Home. 1838 M.D. B arnett, Morris. Spirit of the Rhine. 1846, 6/1 D. Barnett, C. Z. The World of Fashion. [As The World in London. ] 1838 F. Bayly, Thomas Haynes. Forty and Fifty. 1838 C. Bayly, Thomas Haynes. Perfection; or, the Lady of Munster.

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