History of Birmingham: Manor and borough to 1865, by C. Gill

already appointed Aston Aston Hall Attwood became Bill Birming Board Borough Council Boulton brought building Bull Ring buttons carried centre chapel charter Chartist chief Church Committee Company connexion Corporation cost court Deritend Digbeth district drainage Duddeston duties early Edgbaston Edward eighteenth century elected enterprise firm fresh gave gilds growth held Hill houses important increased industry inhabitants institution interest John Joseph Joseph Chamberlain Joseph Sturge King Edward's School land later Library London Lord magistrates Manchester manor manorial manufacture Market Hall matter Mayor meeting ment Midland movement municipal needed Office opened Park Parliament parliamentary passed period petition police Political Union population proposed R. W. Dale railway rates reform riots roads Samuel Galton Scholefield Soho soon Street Commissioners supply Thomas Thomas Attwood tion Town Hall trade village Whig William William Redfern Winson Green