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Parochial advice to a proud bishop who holds a fat living in commendam, 1730
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 492
Parochial advice to a proud bishop who holds a fat living in commendam; 1730. Begins, "Near to abroad where brewers live in state, / And criminals ride backward to their fate."
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
1730
Elegy on the death of Samuel Richardson, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 272
Elegy on the death of Samuel Richardson, of Emmanuel college, by — Proby.
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Sir Tho. Clayton, or a fearful anatomy lecture to the tune of the Spanish Pavion, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 273
Sir Tho. Clayton, or a fearful anatomy lecture to the tune of the Spanish Pavion. Begins, "Thee twelfth day of this month there readd / Uppon a man both hang’d and dead."
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Verses on the King, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 274
Verses on the King, prisoner in the Isle of Wight. Begins, "Great Sir, whose sufferings we may deplore / Though not redresse; Heaven lay it on theire score."
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Scurrilous verses on archbp. Laud, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 277
Scurrilous verses on archbp. Laud, after his condemnation. Begins, "My little lord, methinckes it’s strange / That you should suffer such a change."
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
[Richard Corbet] to [sir Tho. Ailesbury], 9 Dec 1618
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 251
A letter written by a gentleman in Oxford [Richard Corbet] to a mathematical friend [sir Tho. Ailesbury] being at sea; 9 Dec 1618.
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
9 Dec 1618
Verses made probably at the entertainment of James I. at Burghley House, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 252
Verses made probably at the entertainment of James I. at Burghley House, on the fortune of the lord keeper and others.
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
A libel found in the parliament house, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 254, seqq.
A libel found in the parliament house; two copies with slight variations. Begins, "Downe came grave auncient serjeant Crooke / And rede his mesuage in his booke."
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Political ballad, 1622
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 257
Political ballad, in the year 1622. Begins, "Heven blesse king James our joy / And Charles his baby."
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
1622
Ballad on the return of prince Charles and the marq. of Buckingham from Spain, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 258
Ballad on the return of prince Charles and the marq. of Buckingham from Spain. Begins, "Nowe all the newes uppon the Exchange is of the goulden ladye, / The Pope at no hand will allowe King James shal be her daddye."
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Ode on the loves of Jupiter and Ganymedes, written in the year 1623
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 261
Ode on the loves of Jupiter and Ganymedes; written in the year 1623. Begins, "Arme, arme in heaven theare is a faction."
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
written in the year 1623
Epistle, partly in verse, to Geo. Villiers, duke of Buckingham, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 262
Epistle, partly in verse, to Geo. Villiers, duke of Buckingham, by Rob. Aiton.
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Satire upon the duke of Buckingham on his inglorious return from the Isle of Ré, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 264
Satire upon the duke of Buckingham on his inglorious return from the Isle of Ré. Begins, "And art return’d, great Duke, with all thy faults, / Thou brave commander of the all goe naughts.
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Address of the porter to Q. Elizabeth on her entertainment at lord Burghley’s house at Wimbledon, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 266
Poem on the death of Gustavus Adolphus, king of Sweden, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 267
Poem on the death of Gustavus Adolphus, king of Sweden. Begins, "Th’ Exchange wheare sadd truthes finde lesse faith then lyes / And wheare no freind or alley ever dyes."
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Elegy on the death of Will. Hervey, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 268
Elegy on the death of Will. Hervey, by Abraham Cowley.
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
Elegy on the death of Robert Meddow, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 270
Elegy on the death of Robert Meddow, of Emmanuel college, by N. Church.
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
A journey through Scotland, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 279
A journey through Scotland, by P. J. Begins, "To varie pleasures my lord Willoughbee / Would needes some famous townes of Scotland see."
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
A proper new ballad called The summons to New England, Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 286
A proper new ballad called The summons to New England, to the tune of The Townsmen’s cap. Begins, "Let all that putrifidean secte / I meane the counterfeite electe."
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
Date not recorded at time of cataloguing
To the House of Commons at their rising from the last session of parliament, 1640
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Shelfmark: MS. Tanner 306/2, fol. 290
To the House of Commons at their rising from the last session of parliament, in the year 1640. Begins, "Two parliaments dissolv’d! then lett my heart / As they in factions, it in fractions part."
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
1640