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Westerham ales: a brief history of the Black Eagle Brewery, Westerham
Brewery History Society
1991
A history of Bushell, Watkins and Smith, and the Black Eagle Brewery.
The Western Lakes Cumberland
Saint Catherine Press Ltd.
1947
A guide to footpaths and walking routes the western lakes in Cumbria.
What a word! Being an account of the principles and progress of 'The Word War' conducted in 'Punch', to the great improvement and delight of the people, and the lasting benefit of the King's English, with many ingenious exercises
Methuen & Co. Ltd.
1935
A discussion of the use, and misuse, of words based on articles that appeared in Punch.
What Buchenwald really means
Victor Gollancz Ltd
1945
Published following the liberation of one the infamous concentration camps.
What to see in Newburgh: a guided walk
Paula Martin
1992
A guide to the history and notable buildings of Newburgh.
The wheel of health: a study of a very healthy people
C.W. Daniel Company Ltd
1938
A study of the diet and health of the Hunza people.
Wheels around Edinburgh
Stenlake Publishing
2000
A pictorial record of various forms of transport at work in Edinburgh.
Wheels around Stirlingshire
Stenlake Publishing Ltd.
2004
A pictorial record, with commentary, of transport in Stirlingshire.
Where the clock stands still: a portrait of the East Neuk of Fife
Canongate
1990
A pictorial record of the East Neuk, with commentary.
Where there's a will
Tom Stacey Ltd
1971
Three sisters hire Wolfe to investigate the murder of their brother.
Where to walk: selected walks in the Lochalsh district, Wester Ross
Kintail Mountain Rescue Team
1991
A guide to selected walks in the Lochalsh area.
Wherever men trade: the romance of the cash register
Dodd, Mead & Company
1945
A history of the National Cash Register Company.
Which way did the bicycle go? and other intriguing mathematical mysteries
Mathematical Association of America
1996
A collection of mathematical puzzles including one of Sherlockian interest.
While the sirens slept
Jarrolds (Publishers) London Limited
1944
An autobiography of the noted Irish author. From the library of Sir Montague Burton.
The whiskies of Scotland
John Murray
1967
A history of whisky production in Scotland, based on visits to all the malt distilleries from whom whisky is available in the retail market.
Whitbread: 250 years of brewery transport
Roundoak Publishing
1992
A mainly photographic record of Whitbread's extensive vehicles including take-overs and overseas companies.
Whitbread's brewery, incorporating the brewer's art
Whitbread & Co Ltd
1951
A history of Whitbread and Company.
Whitby, Yorkshire
Produced and published for the Whitby Publicity Committee by Nevin D. Hirst (Advertising) Ltd.
1950s
A guide to the amenities offered by Whitby, with numerous contemporary photographs.
The white feather
Souvenir Press
1972
A boy suffering from guilt after avoiding a fight takes lessons from a professional boxer to redeem himself by winning a school trophy.
The white horseman: prose and verse of the new apocalypse
Routledge
1941
An anthology of war-time poetry, with a small selection of prose and essays.
The white peacock
Penguin Books in association with William Heinemann Ltd
1961
Cover device by Stephen Russ.
The White Priory murders
International Polygonics, Ltd.
1991
A cold-blooded murder has taken place in a house surrounded by unmarked snow.
Who is Nemo?
George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd.
1937
Mrs Gannett, the brains behind a gang of thieves, rescues a young boy from a murderous attack.
