A Portrait of Rev. Joseph Priestley, Joseph Priestley: Scientist, Philosopher and Reformer Text: Malcolm Dick Image: Birmingham City Archives Born into a ...

Address on letter from Joseph Priestley to Reverend R Robins, Daventry, 7 January 1781, Image from: Joseph Priestley Collection by Samuel Timmins, Birmingham City Archives.

Apparatus, Image from: Joseph Priestley Collection by Samuel Timmins, Birmingham City Archives.

Apparatus, Image from: Joseph Priestley Collection by Samuel Timmins, Birmingham City Archives.

Aris's Birmingham Gazette - Abolition of Slave Trade, ABOLITION of the SLAVE TRADE. Birmingham, Hotel, Nov. 17, 1790. AT a Meeting of the Committee, held here this Day, it appeared that the great Qu...

Aris's Birmingham Gazette - Dr. Priestley's reply to Jacobin Club, The following is Dr. Priestley’s answer to the address of the committee of the revolution society. Tottenham, Aug. 22 “Dear Sir, I b...

Aris's Birmingham Gazette - Letter from Dr. Priestley to Academy of Sciences, Paris, LETTER from DR. PRIESTLEY to M. Condorcet, perpetual Secretary to the Academy of Sciences at Paris. SIR, I am more than consoled for my loss...

Aris's Birmingham Gazette - Letter from Jacobin Club, Paris to Dr. Priestley, The following address has been sent by the Jacobins Club, at Paris, to Dr. Priestley. “SIR, Many learned Societies have already offered y...

Aris's Birmingham Gazette - Letter to Aris's about Dr. Priestley and the Birmingham Riots, To the Inhabitants of the Town of Birmingham. Friends and Fellow Townsmen, IT is with extreme concern and reluctance that I offer a few remarks...

Aris's Birmingham Gazette - Letter to Aris's Gazette about Dr Priestley and the Birmingham Riots, To the Rev. Dr. PRIESTLEY. Quid minus utile fuit quam ulcus hoc tangere? REV. SIR, TO deplore the loss of you Apparatus, your Books, and Man...

Aris's Birmingham Gazette - Request from Dr. Priestley for return of letters lost in riots, To the Printer of the Birmingham Gazette. SIR, I DO not now write to complain of my sufferings in general, but of one in particular, which ma...

Chemical Philosophers of the Present Day: Dr Priestley, Image from: Joseph Priestley Collection by Samuel Timmins, Birmingham City Archives.