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BULLETINS: CONTENTS
1990 to 1999

Bulletin Year Author Title
44 1990 H.J. Smith Chamberlain and the Chester-le-Street Guardians
44 1990 Ruth Cranfield George Shaw, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., Durham Prison surgeon, 1837 - 1878
44 1990 S.B. Holt A notebook of George Shaw, surgeon of Durham
45 1990 Hilary W. Jackson Cathedral Canons as Vicars of Heighington
45 1990 J.J. Vickerstaff The secret life of a medieval Schoolmaster: curriculum and method in Durham's Medieval Grammar Schools
45 1990 Olivia Wilson The Blanchland Estate of Lord Crewe's Charity in the nineteenth century
45 1990 Ross Hamilton Substantial Good and Rational Pleasure: The Darlington Horticultural Society, 1846 - 1882
46 1991 Doreen Thomas The British Genius who invented friction matches in 1826: Dr John Walker
46 191 H.J. Smith The Teesdale Workhouse Paternity case
46 1991 Olivia Wilson The Wemmergill Estate of the Earls of Strathmore on the 19th and 20th centuries
46 1991 Peter Barton The Southerner: an alleged commerce raider
47 1991 C.C. Short Bible Christians in Durham: The establishment of the Bible Christian Mission in County durham, 1874 - 1878
47 1991 Fiona McDonnell The Irish in Durham City, 1841 - 1861
47 1991 Hilary W. JAckson Heighington, County Durham: The churchwardens' accounts; three hundred years of local administration
47 1991 Olivia Wilson The Bishops of Durham and the ecclesiastical Commissioners as landlords in Stanhope in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
48 1992 E. Clavering The dynamics of Durham Recusancy, 1600 - 1642
48 1992 John Banham Arthur Mowbray - Adventurer of entrepreneur ?: A North EastBusinessman in the Industrial Revolution, part 1, 1755 - 1819
48 1992 Peter Barton The Peterhoff - an unlucky Sunderland built ship
49 1992 E. Clavering Riot and recusancy: Durham Catholic resistance in the reign of James I
49 1992 John Banham Arthur Mowbray - Adventurer of entrepreneur ?: A North EastBusinessman in the Industrial Revolution, part 2, The Hetton Coal Company
49 1992 Sheila Doyle Sherburn Hopsital and the civil war: the Mastership of John Machon
50 1993 Alan Heesom The political enfranchisement of the University of Durham, part 1: Failure, 1832 - 1867
50 1993 David Butler The counters encountered: The Durham City ennumerators in the 1851 census
50 1993 H.J. Smith How Anthony Hutcheson of Durham City died
50 1993 J.J. Vickerstaff Too thankless a calling: vocation and autonomy in Durham's pre- Civil war Teaching Community
50 1993 J.L. Drury The accounts of the Reeves of Evenwood, Co. Durham, 1413 - 1506
50 1993 Katherine Beer Willa Brown: her life in nursing
50 1993 Leo Gooch Papist head-hunting in County Durham, 1705 - 1851
50 1993 Leslie Ellison The bright lights of County Durham: A brief look at the best and the worst of the County's stained glass
50 1993 M.J. Huggins The Middle Classes and spectator sport in late nineteenth century County Durham
50 1993 Ruth Cranfield Education for the dangerous classes in mid-nineteenth century Durham
50 1993 S.B. Holt Some victims of epidemic diseases in Durham Municipal Borough, 1841 - 1867
50 1993 Vera Chapman Eggleston: enclosure and change in a Teesdale Villaged
51 1993 Alan Heesom The political enfranchisement of the University of Durham, part II: Success, 1867 - 1918
51 1993 E. Clavering Catholics and coal
51 1993 Hilary W. Jackson Walworth Castle: fine painted glass exhibiting the Arms of many great personages
51 1993 J.T. Rhodes The mysterious midwife
51 1993 Peter Barton Tiles for Raby
52 1994 David Butler Unusual groceries........or an accident waiting to happen
52 1994 Geoffrey Milburn The origin and early development of Methodist lay preaching in County Durham
52 1994 John Banham A very great public conveniency: The origins of banking in County Durham
52 1994 P.E.H. Hair Miss Hedley's Diary for 1918
53 1994 John Banham A very great public conveniency: the orignins of banking in County Durham - an addendum
53 1994 Michael McManus Folk devils and moral panics ?: Irish stereotyping in mid victorian Durhamy
53 1994 Peter Barton Richardson Brothers: Hartlepool shipbuilders
53 1994 R.H. Britnell Cardinal Wolsey's loan for the Northern Campaigns of 1523
54 1995 C. Stockdale Mechanics institutes in North East England: a pathway towards survival
54 1995 D.S. Reid An agenda for a Local History Society
54 1995 David Butler Beating the demon drink - the 1904 licensing act and it's implementation in Durham City, 1906 - 1939
54 1995 H.J. Smith Towards a dictionary of 19th and 20th century biographies
54 1995 Katherine Beer How the people of Durham were affected by the civil war between 1642 and 1648
54 1995 R.A. Baker Town and Gown - early scientists at the university of Durham and their role in the community (1830 - 1855)
55 1995 David Butler Absent from home in Durham City on Census night, 1851
55 1995 David Williams The Early years of Cinema exhibition in Durham City
55 1995 Peter Barton Richardson Brothers, Hartlepool Shipbuilders: a postscript
55 1995 Winifred Stokes The Joint-Stock Generation - some lesser Known North-Eastern Entrepreneurs of the railway age
56 1996 Hilary W. Jackson The diary of John Harker
56 1996 J.L. Drury The Baker Baker Portfolio of Prints: Its contents and acquisition
56 1996 Katherine Beer Sense and sensibility: the life and sentiments of a young lady in and out of love
57 1998 Brian Cheesman South Street, Durham: Topography, tenure and occupation, 1540 - 1900
57 1998 N. Spencer Galbraith Dr. John Watson [1790/91 - 1847] of Burnopfield and his assistant Dr. John Snow
57 1998 Winifred Stokes Billy Row Centenary Methodist Church
58 1998 Brian Cheesman South Street, Durham: Topography, Tenure and Occupation part 2: St. Helen's Well and Vennel and the Johnston School; St. Margaret's Beck; The West Orchard and its uses
58 1998 Ruth Cranfield An Indefatigable Chaplain: The Rev. George Hans Hamilton, Durham Prison, 1848 - 1854
58 1998 Winifred Stokes A Durham Miner
59 1999 David Butler Durham City, it's boundaries and population, 1801 - 1974
59 1999 Peter Barton When Seaham Harbour 'belonged' to Stockton
59 1999 Ross Hamilton Our Christmas festival of charity!: Changing attitudes to charitable giving in Victorian and Edwardian County Durham
60 1999 Alan Heesom The Duke of Wellington's Visit to the North-East of England, September - October 1827
60 1999 Ruth Cranfield An indefatigable chaplain: George Hans Hamilton in Durham Prison, 1848 - 1854
60 1999 Winifred Stokes Hartlepool: an independent port
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