A well-known Protestant M.P. Mr. Adkins.

Messrs. Boulton and Watt's manufactory for steam engines; an extensive soap work, belonging to Messrs. Adkins and Nock; a manufactory of brass, under the denomination of the Smethwick brass company; and also one of British crown glass, belonging to Thomas Shutt and Co.

Then I worked for Mrs. Adkins.

SEE Cowdrey, Irving H. ADKINS, HOMER BURTON.

An introduction to the practice of organic chemistry in the laboratory, by Homer Adkins and S. M. McElvain.

R97397, 8Jul52, Louise M. Adkins (W) & S. M. McElvain (A) AGUILARD, ANDRÉ SEE Armandy, André.

SEE Adkins, Homer Burton.

SEE Lake, Charles H. ADKINS, NELSON F., ed.

Arr. and edited by Stanley T. Williams and Nelson P. Adkins.

Nelson F. Adkins (A); 15Jan58; R207052.

Editor-in-chief: Homer Adkins.

By Nelson Frederick Adkins.

Mrs. Nelson Adkins (W); 6Apr77; R659613. R659676.

SEE Cowdrey, Irving H. ADKINS, HOMER BURTON.

An introduction to the practice of organic chemistry in the laboratory, by Homer Adkins and S. M. McElvain.

R97397, 8Jul52, Louise M. Adkins (W) & S. M. McElvain (A) AGUILARD, ANDRÉ SEE Armandy, André.

SEE Adkins, Homer Burton.

SEE Lake, Charles H. ADKINS, NELSON F., ed.

Arr. and edited by Stanley T. Williams and Nelson P. Adkins.

Nelson F. Adkins (A); 15Jan58; R207052.

Editor-in-chief: Homer Adkins.

By Nelson Frederick Adkins.

Mrs. Nelson Adkins (W); 6Apr77; R659613. R659676.