The University of Oxford, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Item
Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 810, fols. 14b–67
Descriptions of:
- Ch. Ch.
- Magd. Coll.
- Magd. Hall ("commonly called Marlyn Hall").
- The Physick Garden, with a poem on two yew trees there, and a portrait of Jacob Bobart, "D. Loggan delineavit, M. Burghers sculp. et excu., 1675", and notice of Dr. Morison.
- New.
- St. John’s, with portrait of bp. Mews by Loggan, and the Latin grace.
- All Souls, with the mallard-song and the music.
- Oriel.
- Balliol, with a poem on St. Hugh, and accounts of members of the college copied from Savage’s Balliofergus.
- Exeter, with copies of letters of Thomas Newe, a scholar, written to his father from Carolina in 1682.
- Corpus Christi, with a notice of ——— Coward, and long rambling account of Thomas Hyde.
- Merton.
- Queen’s, with the boar’s head song, and particulars about it and the beginning of common-rooms.
Of Brasenose, Lincoln, University, Trinity, Jesus, Wadham, and Pembroke Colleges, and of Gloucester, Hart, St. Alban’s, St. Edmund’s, St. Mary’s, and New Inn Halls, there are only three or four lines for each, mentioning their foundation and the names of the existing heads.
In the case of all those of which fuller descriptions are given, Thomas Baskerville enumerates those members who were his personal friends, giving some brief biographical particulars of them.
Dates
- Creation: Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Extent
1 item
Language of Materials
- English
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. D. 810, fols. 14b–67
Repository Details
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