Using Microforms: British and Irish history

Provides census information on over 400,000 individuals including names, addresses, ages, relationships and occupations. Entries for each household are arranged by town, village or locality and a topographical index.

Library has: Pts 2-3.
Atlantic slave trade and slavery collections from the Merseyside Maritime Museum.

Guide: UniM Bail MIC 015.31 ANGL

Library has: Part 1 Anti-Socialist Journals 1874-1914.
Contents listed on reels.

1477-1828. Hastings Family was actively involved in central political issues as well as local issues in their tole as Lords Lieutenant. Correspondents include monarchs, politicians, churchmen, public figures as well as estate agents, tenants and friends of the family.

Correspondence from 1477-1828. The Hastings Family was actively involved in central political issues as well as local issues in their tole as Lords Lieutenant. Correspondents include monarchs, politicians, churchmen, public figures as well as estate agents, tenants and friends of the family.

Mostly on Luddism and Parliamentary Reform.

Guide: UniM Bail MIC 920.041 BRIT

These files are from the records held in Dublin Castle for the years 1872-1926. This period witnessed the rise of Parnell, the Land War in 1880 and the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1921.

The collection contains pamphlets, journals, monographs and cartoons. Covering the period 1880 - 1926. Topics include socialism, trade unionism, the Labour Party, unemployment, housing, economic and social conditions, World War I, suffrage.
Guide available: MIC 016.33180941 BRIT

Material from the Prints and Photographs Division of the Library of Congress which are not in the published catalogues of the British Museum.

From the Central Statistics Office. Chiefly tables.

Covers 1958-1985

Guide: Bail MIC 941.505 ELIZ

Guide: UniM Bail MIC 016.769942 BRIT

Tudor and Stuart manuscripts from the Harleian Collection in the British Library.
Index and full catalogue in beginning reels.

Covers 1700-1829.

Contents listed at the beginning of reel 1.

Over 300 rare monographs and pamphlets published in the nineteenth century. Subjects covered include : the Union, home rule, famine, emigration, regeneration of agriculture and industry, sectarian movements, Catholic empancipation, land reform, ethnology of the Celts.

Manuscript minutes, committee books and voting records of the House of Lords, 1620-c1714, and the Braye manuscripts from the House of Lords Record Office.
Guide: UniM Bail MIC 328.4109 PARL

Covers 1792-1920.

Records relating to transportation of convicts to Australia.

The material relates to the offer of pardons and rewards in exchange for information leading to the arrest of criminals and troublemakers.

Shakespeare’s editors, prose fiction of Shakespeare’s time, adaptations of Shakespeare’s plays from 1660-1980, folklore and superstition in Shakespeare’s time.

Issues include education, work, religion, temperance and social reform. The impact of World War I on women’s lives is also highlighted.

Church, state and politics in sixteenth and seventeenth century England. Selected volumes from the Tanner Collection at the Bodleian Library.

Work of the parliamentary committees, parliamentary surveys of the Crown property made prior to its sale, particulars for the sale of the estate of Charles I, particulars for the sale of fee-farm rents, documents relating to various parliamentary accounts and to ecclesiastical affairs.