Researches on the life-history of Hemileia vastatrix, the fungus of the "coffee-leaf disease".

Linn.soc. Jour.(Bot.) v.19, p.299-335, 1882.

The tea & coffee trade journal.

Description based on: Vol. 30, no. 1 (Jan. 1916); title from cover.

International trade in coffee,

Mode of access: Internet.

Scientific marketing of coffee.

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Brazil as a coffee-growing country: its capabilites, the mode of cultivation, and prospects of extension, described in a series of letters from the late Mr. G. A. Crüwell and Mr. A. Scott Blacklaw to the "Ceylon Observer," with the latest information from other sources. Compiled from the columns of the "Ceylon Observer."

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Report of the rest rooms and coffee stalls opened by the committee in the White City Exhibition, 1909 /

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Notice and extracts relating to the Lion's Head, which was erected at Button's Coffee-House, in the year 1713.

The Lion's Head was erected by Joseph Addison at Button's Coffee-House for the reception of original essays and communications from the correspondents of the Guardian.

Tavern anecdotes, and reminiscences of the origin of signs, coffee-houses, &c. : intended as a lounge-book for citizens and their country cousins /

Issued in yellow printed boards; vignette on back cover.

The coffee planter of Saint Domingo : with an appendix, containing a view of the constitution, government, laws, and state of that colony, previous to the year 1789. To which are added, some hints on the present state of the island, under the British government /

"Appendix": 145 p.

The domestick coffee-man, shewing the true way of preparing and making of chocolate, coffee and tea.

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An historical account of coffee : with an engraving, and botanical description of the tree : to which are added sundry papers relative to its culture and use, as an article of diet and of commerce.

Duplicate of the fold. Front, uncolored.

A treatise concerning the properties and effects of coffee /

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The new semaphoric signal book in three parts: containing the marine telegraph system, with the appendix, the United States telegraph system, with the appendix, the United States telegraph vocabulary, embracing Marryatt's telegraph signal numbers, [as adopted by the British and French governments, at Lloyd's coffee house, London, and used at the Liverpool and Holyhead telegraph stations,] the whole adapted to the use of the semaphoric telegraph, and marine telegraph flags ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Memoirs of the Bedford Coffee-House

Master microform held by: NjP.

Clubs and club life in London; with anecdotes of its famous coffee houses, hostelries, and taverns, from the seventeenth century to the present time,

Title vignette.