Skip to content
Staff Login
Book Bag:
0
items
(Full)
Catalogue home
Donate
FAQ
Contact
Visit
Plan Your Visit
Exhibition
The Garden
Family Visits
Group Visits
Class Visits
Explore The Area
Research
Research
Catalogue
Reader Information
Fellowships
Conservation
Research News
Learning
Learning
Class Visits
Teacher Resources
Catalogue
Experience
Current Exhibition
Online Exhibitions
Catalogue
The Collections
History
Library FAQ
About
What We Do
Who We Are
News & Events
History
Governance
Commercial Information
Shop
Tickets
Toggle Menu
Tickets
Opening Hours
Contact
Phone
Research
Catalogue
Reader Information
Fellowships
Conservation
Research News
Catalogue
All Fields
Title
Author
Subject
Place of Publication
Call Number
Search the catalogue
Browse all records
Your Account
Log Out
Staff Login
0
Book Bag Items
(Full)
Proposal by Benjamin Watts, cl...
Cite this
Text this
Email this
Edit this in Koha
Export Record
Export to RefWorks
Export to EndNoteWeb
Export to EndNote
Add to Book Bag
Remove from Book Bag
Proposal by Benjamin Watts, clothier, to manufacture Duroys (or Doyly Stuffs).
Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Collection:
Archives and Manuscripts
Description
Content Notes and Catalogue Entries
Digital Access
Similar Items
The clothier's letter to the inhabitants of the liberties.
by: Ab---- W---
Published: (1759)
The Clothiers complaint : or, reasons for passing the bill, against the Blackwell-Hall factors, &c..
Published: (1692)
Watt/ Samuel Beckett
by: Beckett, Samuel, 1906-1989
Published: (1968)
Watt/ Samuel Beckett
by: Beckett, Samuel, 1906-1989
Published: (1953)
Watt/ by Samuel Beckett
by: Beckett, Samuel, 1906-1989
Published: (1953)
Connect On Social
Visit
Plan Your Visit
Exhibition
The Garden
Family Visits
Group Visits
Class Visits
Explore The Area
Research
Research
Catalogue
Reader Information
Fellowships
Conservation
Research News
Learning
Learning
Class Visits
Teacher Resources
Catalogue
Experience
Current Exhibition
Online Exhibitions
Catalogue
The History of the Library
Library FAQ
About
What We Do
Who We Are
News & Events
The History of the Library
Governance
Commercial Information
Shop
Tickets
Catalogue
Donate
FAQ
Contact
The Website
