Industrial hygiene surveys of occupational exposure to mineral wool /

Mode of access: Internet.

The family dyer and scourer : being a complete treatise on the arts of dying and cleaning every article of dress, bed and window furniture, silks, bonnets, feathers, &c., whether made of flax, silk, cotton, wool, or hair : also, carpets, counterpanes, and hearth-rugs, ensuring a saving of eighty per cent /

Includes index.

The structure of the wool fibre, in its relation to the use of wool for technical purposes;

Glossary.

The dier's assistant in the art of dying wool and woollen goods : extracted from the philosophical and chymical works of those most eminent authors Ferguson, Dufay, Hellot, Geoffery, Colbert; and that reputable French dier, Mons. de Julienne : translated from the French : with additions and practical experiments /

First published in Leeds, 1778.

Wool tariffs and American policy.

Mode of access: Internet.

Wool-gathering /

Mode of access: Internet.

Livestock, meat, wool, market news; weekly summary and statistics.

Microfiche.

An essay on wool : containing a particular account of the English fleece : with hints for its improvement, adressed to the grower, dealer, and manufacturer /

Mode of access: Internet.

An account of the proceedings of the merchants, manufacturers, and others, concerned in the wool and woollen trade of Great Britain, in their application to Parliament, that the laws respecting the exportation of wool might not be altered, in arranging the union with Ireland, but left to the wisdom of the imperial Parliament, if such a measure should hereafter appear to be just and expedient.

Issued by a committee of the merchants and manufacturers, John Maitland, chairman.

Wool statistics, including mohair and other animal fibers.

Cover-title.

The wool situation /

Approved by: the Outlook and Situation Board.

Bibliography on wool.

Text runs parallel with back of cover.

The propriety of allowing a qualified exportation of wool discussed historically. To which is added an appendix: containing a table, which shews the value of the woolen goods of every kind, that were entered for exportation at the custom-house, from 1697 to 1780 inclusive, as well as the prices of wool in England, during all that period.

Mode of access: Internet.

An answer to Sir John Dalrymple's pamphlet upon the exportation of wool.

Mode of access: Internet.

Plain reasons addressed to the people of Great-Britain, against the (intended) petition to Parliament from the owners and occupiers of land in the county of Lincoln, for leave to export wool. With some remarks on Sir John Dalrymple's treatise, lately published, in favour of a general exportation of wool.

In manuscript, p. iv : [the author] "The Revd. Sheepshanks, rector of St. Johns in Leeds".