William H. Weale

W. H. James Weale in London in 1904. William Henry James Weale (8 March 1832 – 26 April 1917) was a British art historian who lived and worked most of his life in Bruges and was one of the first to research the Early Netherlandish painting (then better known as "Flemish Primitives") extensively. He was also a pioneer in the study of early bookbinding, and a staunch promoter of Gothic Revival architecture. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Memlinc

    Memlinc by Weale, William H. James 1832-1917, Weale, James Cyril M.

    Published 1909
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    The case of the water companies stated and examined, or, The calm address dissected with remarks thereon, calculated to settle opinions on the subject of the additional water rates

    The case of the water companies stated and examined, or, The calm address dissected with remarks thereon, calculated to settle opinions on the subject of the additional water rates by Weale, James

    Published 1820
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    Speech of James Weale, Esq. addressed to the committee of Lords to whom was referred the bill intituled [sic] "An act to regulate the supply of water by the company of proprietors of the West Middlesex Water Works and the Grand Junction Water Works Company, and to limit the rates to be charged for such supply of water"

    Speech of James Weale, Esq. addressed to the committee of Lords to whom was referred the bill intituled [sic] "An act to regulate the supply of water by the company of proprietors... by Weale, James

    Published 1819
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    Letters on the recent conduct of the Metropolitan Water Companies (first printed in "The New Times " Journal) exposing the illegality of their proceedings, and explaining the state of the law regarding their liability to continue to serve the inhabitants at the accustomed rates

    Letters on the recent conduct of the Metropolitan Water Companies (first printed in "The New Times " Journal) exposing the illegality of their proceedings, and explaining the state... by Weale, James

    Published 1819
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