Jubilee of the Royal Museum and Library, Peel Park. Salford and the inauguration of the public free libraries movement. Together with a short history of the museum and libraries ...

Cover-title: The Royal Museum & Libraries, Salford: their inception & development.

Statistical statements showing the results of working during a period of ten years ending the 31st March, 1905.

Half title-page.

The theatrical inquisitor, or, Monthly mirror.

Title from cover.

Statistics with working results for the year ending 31st March, 1905.

At head of title: Manchester Corporation Gas Works.

Journal of the Textile Institute.

From 1918- each issue includes Abstracts (literature and patents.).

The ... report of the Society for the Suppression of Mendicity.

Mode of access: Internet.

Description of works and other information prepared for the members of the Gas Committee.

At head of title: Manchester Corporation Gas Works.

Poems /

Mode of access: Internet.

Record of the jubilee celebrations April 2, and 3, 1903.

Mode of access: Internet.

Sliding scales in the iron industry. Read December 9th, 1885.

At head of title: Manchester Statistical Society.

Hours in the bowers : poems &c /

Mode of access: Internet.

Hymns for occasional use in the Parish Church of St. Peter in Nottingham.

Without music.

Regulations as to the supply of electric energy to be observed by consumers and electrical contractors.

At head of title: Manchester Electricity Department.

Report

Mode of access: Internet.

Who needs evidence? Radical Feminism, the Christian Right and sex work research in Northern Ireland

This chapter describes my experiences of conducting research on commercial sex in Belfast, Northern Ireland which was conducted as part of a larger British Academy – Leverhulme Trust funded study that examined the policing and legal regulation of commercial sex in Belfast (Northern Ireland) along with three other cities: Manchester (England), Berlin (Germany) and Prague (Czech Republic). This study provided the first empirical analysis of commercial sex in the jurisdiction and was instrumental in shedding light on prevalence rates for those involved in the industry as well as providing demographic information on the age, nationality and sexual orientation of sex workers along with the sector worked in, whether on-street or off-street. In the chapter I consider my role as a researcher and highlight some of the difficulties that I experienced conducting what was seen as controversial research in the politically, socially and culturally conservative context of Northern Ireland.