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Additional papers of Sir Cecil Clementi
Official and personal papers of Sir Cecil Clementi (1875-1947), colonial governor, with papers of his wife, Lady Penelope Clementi (1889–1970) and other family members.
Extents: 17.0 Linear metres (107 physical shelfmarks)
Dates:
1871-2013
Collection
The Carte Calendar
A calendar of the Carte collection of historical papers, written in 1877-1883 by Edward Edwards.
Extents: 8.25 Linear metres (75 boxes)
Dates:
1877-1883
Collection
Carte Papers
Papers accumulated by the historian Thomas Carte (1686-1754), comprising mainly original papers of James Butler (1610-88), 1st Duke of Ormond, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, with papers of Sir William Fitzwilliam (1526-99), Lord Deputy of Ireland; Sir John Davies (1569-1626) Attorney General of Ireland; Edward Montagu (1625-72) 1st Earl of Sandwich; Charles Middleton (c.1650-1719), 2nd Earl of Middleton; David Nairne (fl.1720), Secretary to the Pretender; Philip Wharton (1613-96), 4th Baron…
Extents: 30.69 Linear metres (279 physical shelfmarks)
Dates:
16th-18th century
Single Item
Collection of verse in Latin, Greek and English
Collection of verse in Latin, Greek and English, 1744-67, mainly by Charles Weston of Christ Church, Oxford.
Shelfmark: MS. Lat. misc. e. 53
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
1744-1767
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A Commissio Ducalis appointing Francisco Mazipetro to be governor of the castle, town and district of Noale (Anoalum) near Treviso
A Commissio Ducalis appointing Francisco Mazipetro to be governor of the castle, town and district of Noale (Anoalum) near Treviso, written in about A.D. 1548-1550 at Venice.
Shelfmark: MS. Add. C. 23
Extents: 95 Leaves
Dates:
written in about A.D. 1548-1550 at Venice
Single Item
A commission from the Doge of Venice to the Governor of Treviso regulating his authority and privileges
A commission from the Doge of Venice to the Governor of Treviso regulating his authority and privileges, written in about A.D. 1573 at Venice.
Shelfmark: MS. Add. A. 189
Extents: 168 Leaves
Dates:
written in about A.D. 1573 at Venice
Single Item
Copies of letters and papers on state affairs
Copies of letters and papers on state affairs
Shelfmark: MS. e Mus. 55
Extents: 155 Leaves
Dates:
Made up of various pieces, written late in the 16th or early in the 17th century
Collection
Copies of Public Records
Copies or abstracts of selected public records, chiefly Patent Rolls, relating to conveyances of land in England, 1483-1684.
Extents: 4.29 Linear metres (39 boxes)
Dates:
17th century
Collection
Copies of writs of Summons to Parliament
Copies of writs of Summons to Parliament, from 15 John to 22 Edw. 4, 1213-1482/1483, written in the 16th century.
Extents: 0.22 Linear metres (2 boxes)
Dates:
16th century
Single Item
Eulogy of James II dedicated to pope Clement XI
Eulogy of James II dedicated to pope Clement XI, written early in the 18th century in Italy.
Shelfmark: MS. Add. C. 266
Extents: 106 pages
Dates:
written early in the 18th century in Italy
Single Item
Extracts by Mifanwy Rhys from the account of the King's Remembrancer of the Exchequer (Army, Navy and Ordnance)
Extracts by Mifanwy Rhys from the account of the King's Remembrancer of the Exchequer (Army, Navy and Ordnance).
Shelfmark: MS. Lat. hist. e. 5
Extents: 103 Leaves
Dates:
1401-1405
Collection
Letters, correspondence, and poems collected by Professor C. H. Firth
Letters, correspondence, and poems collected by Professor C. H. Firth
Extents: 0.55 Linear metres (5 boxes)
Dates:
17th-19th century
Collection
Massey Manuscripts
Miscellaneous manuscripts collected by Richard Middleton Massey, 15th-17th century.
Extents: 1.54 Linear metres (14 boxes)
Dates:
15th-17th century
Collection
Microfilms of Acts of Parliament
Microfilms of Acts of Parliament, 1497-1702.
Extents: 14 shelfmarks
Dates:
20th cent.
Collection
Microfilms of House of Lords Main Papers
Microfilms of House of Lords main papers, May 1499-April 1704, including protestations 1641/2.
Extents: 132 shelfmarks
Dates:
20th cent.
Collection
The Monk Bretton Papers
Personal papers of three generations of the Dodson family; Sir John Dodson, John George Dodson and John William Dodson, 1568-1930 (predominantly 1807-1930).
Extents: 11.5 Linear metres (115 physical shelfmarks)
Dates:
1568-1932 (predominantly 1807-1930)
Single Item
'Notabilia in 1m [librum] Sententiarum [Petri Lombardi]..'
'Notabilia in 1m [librum] Sententiarum [Petri Lombardi]..'
Shelfmark: MS. e Mus. 156
Extents: 460 Leaves
Dates:
Written in A.D. 1567 by Patricius de Petra at Cuenca in Spain
Collection
Photocopies of Acts of Parliament
Positive photocopies of the original manuscripts of five Acts of Parliament, 1559-1832:
Acts of Uniformity, 1559, 1662
Habeas Corpus, 1679
Bill of Rights, 1689
Reform Act, 1832
Extents: 5 shelfmarks
Dates:
20th cent.
Collection
The private letter-book of Francis Seymour Larpent as chairman of the Audit Board in London
The private letter-book of Francis Seymour Larpent as chairman of the Audit Board in London
Extents: 0.10 Linear metres (2 boxes)
Dates:
Written in 1827-1842 by F. S. Larpent
Collection
Rawlinson Manuscripts
Rawlinson's manuscripts, consisting of:
Rawlinson A: English history
Rawlinson B: English history
Rawlinson C: History, theology
Rawlinson D: Miscellaneous
Rawlinson E: Sermons
Rawlinson F: Poetry
Rawlinson G: Classics
Rawlinson H: Letters
Rawlinson I: Mainly theology
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Extents: 5122 shelfmarks
Dates:
8th-18th century
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- Indexed names
- Wharton | Philip | 1613-1696 | 4th Baron Wharton 3
- Attorney General of Ireland | Ireland 2
- Butler | James | 1610-1688 | 1st Duke of Ormonde | soldier and statesman 2
- Carte | Thomas | 1686-1754 | historian 2
- Davies | Sir | John | 1569-1626 | Knight | Attorney General of Ireland and Poet 2
- Firth | Sir | Charles Harding | 1857-1936 | Knight | historian 2
- Fitzwilliam | Sir | William | 1526-1599 | Knight | Lord Deputy of Ireland 2
- House of Lords Record Office: the Parliamentary Archives 2
- Lord Deputy of Ireland | Ireland 2
- Lord Lieutenant of Ireland | Ireland 2
- Middleton | Charles | c. 1650-1719 | 2nd Earl of Middleton | statesman 2
- Montagu | Edward | 1625-1672 | 1st Earl of Sandwich | admiral 2
- Nairne | David | fl 1720 | Secretary to the Pretender 2
- Wharton | Thomas | 1648-1716 | 1st Marquess of Wharton 2
- Aquinas | Thomas | ? 1225-1274 | Saint 1
- Aristotle | 384-322 BC | Greek philosopher 1
- Beaumont | fl 1688-1730 | Nonconformist 1
- Bracton | Henry de | c 1210-1268 | Judge, Chancellor of Exeter Cathedral 1
- Carrington | Mary Townsend | 1892-1980 | nee Eyres 1
- Chaucer | Geoffrey | c 1340-1400 | Poet 1
- Church of England | Diocese of London | Consistory Court 1
- Clementi | Augusta Mildred Warren | 1878-1969 | nee Graham 1
- Clementi | Cecily Joyce | b 1915 1
- Clementi | Cresswell Montagu | 1918-1981 | Air Vice-Marshal 1
- Clementi | Dione Rose | 1914-2010 | lecturer in history 1
- Clementi | Isabel | 1850–1930 | nee Collard 1
- Clementi | Lockhart | 1881-after 1917 | Captain 1
- Clementi | Marie Penelope Rose | 1889–1970 | nee Eyres | known as Penelope Clementi 1
- Clementi | Montagu | 1839-1919 | Colonel, Judge Advocate-General in India 1
- Clementi | Sir | Cecil | 1875-1947 | Knight | colonial governor 1
- Clementi | Winifred Dorothy | d 1966 | nee Hobson | known as Dorothy Clementi 1
- Dodson | Family | Barons Monk Bretton 1
- Dodson | John George | 1825-1897 | 1st Baron Monk Bretton | Politician 1
- Dodson | John William | 1869-1933 | 2nd Baron Monk Bretton 1
- Dodson | Sir | John | 1780-1858 | Knight | Dean of the Arches 1
- Edwards | Edward | 1812–1886 | librarian and writer 1
- England and Wales | Exchequer 1
- England and Wales | House of Lords 1
- England and Wales | Royal Navy 1
- England | House of Lords 1
- Eton College 1
- Eyres | Cresswell John | 1862-1949 | Admiral 1
- Eyres | Rose Nankivell | 1863-1940 | nee Townsend 1
- Fanshawe | Sir | Richard | 1608-1666 | 1st Baronet | Diplomat and Author 1
- Fitzwilliams | John | fl 1600-1699 | Nonjuror 1
- Fleming | Robert | ? 1660-1716 | Presbyterian Minister 1
- French Protestant Church 1
- Great Britain | Colonial Administrative Service 1
- Great Council of Venice | 1172-1797 | political intitution 1
- Grenville | Denis | 1637-1703 | Jacobite Archbishop of York | also known as Denis Granville 1
- Gronovius | Jacobus | 1645-1716 | classical scholar 1
- Gunning | Peter | 1614-1684 | Bishop of Ely 1
- Hawes | Samuel | fl 1694-1700 | Nonjuror 1
- Hearne | Thomas | 1678-1735 | Antiquary and Nonjuror 1
- Holman | William | d 1730 | Essex Antiquary Congregational Minister 1
- James II | 1633-1701 | King of Great Britain and Ireland 1
- Jenkins | Sir | Leoline | 1625-1685 | Academic and diplomat 1
- L'Estrange | Hamon | 1605-1660 | theologian and historian 1
- Larpent | Francis Seymour | 1776-1845 | Civil servant 1
- Lewis | John | c 1700-1799 | Minister of Margate 1
- Livius | Titus | ? 59 BC-AD 17 | Roman historian 1
- Locke | John | 1632-1704 | Philosopher 1
- Mandeville | Sir | John | d 1372 | travel writer 1
- Massey | Richard Middleton | 1678-1743 | Physician 1
- Mazipetro | Francisco | fl. c.1548-1550 | governor of the castle, town and district of Noale (Anoalum) near Treviso 1
- Merris | John | 1877-1942 | formerly Clementi | Colonel 1
- Mocenigo | Alvise | 1507-1577 | also Alvise I Mocenigo | doge of Venice 1
- Nedam | James | fl 1532-1543 | Royal Surveyor of Works 1
- Neve | John Le | 1679-1741 | Antiquary 1
- Ovenell | Alwin Isabel | 1923-2010 | nee Clementi 1
- Ovidius Naso | Publius | 43 BC-AD 17 | Roman poet 1
- Pepys | Samuel | 1633-1703 | MP, Diarist, Public Servant, Antiquary 1
- Price | Daniel | fl 1685-1706 | Dean of St Asaph 1
- Rawlinson | Richard | 1690-1755 | Antiquary and Nonjuror 1
- Rhys | Mifanwy | fl. 1401-1405 1
- Roach | Richard | 1662-1730 | Anglican clergyman 1
- Robinson | John | 1650-1723 | Bishop of London 1
- Sallustius Crispus | Gaius | ? 86-? 34 BC | Roman historian 1
- Samber | Robert | fl 1710-1729 | Poet 1
- Sancroft | William | 1617-1693 | Archbishop of Canterbury 1
- Selden | John | 1584-1654 | Jurist MP Antiquary 1
- Smith | Thomas | 1638-1710 | Nonjuror Historian and Librarian 1
- Spencer | Lord | Charles | 1740-1820 | politician 1
- St Paul's Cathedral 1
- Stanton | William | fl 1697-1704 1
- Swadlin | Thomas | 1600-1670 | Royalist divine 1
- Terentius Afer | Publius | ? 195 BC-? 159 BC | Roman comic dramatist 1
- Thurloe | John | 1616-1668 | Secretary to the Council of State 1
- Tullius Cicero | Marcus | 106-43 BC | Roman orator and statesman 1
- Turner | Francis | ? 1638-1700 | Bishop of Ely 1
- Turner | Thomas | 1645-1714 | President of Corpus Christi College Oxford 1
- University of Cambridge 1
- University of Oxford 1
- Warner | Dorothy Cresswell Lee- | 1897-1928 | nee Eyres 1
- Wentworth | Thomas | 1593-1641 | 1st Earl of Strafford | Nobleman 1
- Weston | Charles | d. 1801 | Church of England clergyman 1
- Weston | Edward | 1703-1770 | government official and author 1
- Wilkinson | Thomas | fl 1600-1699 | Anglican clergyman 1
- Williams | John | fl 1709-1726 | Poet 1
- Williamson | Sir | Joseph | 1633-1701 | Government official 1 ∧ less
- Language
- Chinese 1
- Dutch; Flemish 1
- English 18
- French 5
- German 1
- Greek, Ancient (to 1453) 2
- Greek, Modern (1453-) 2
- Hebrew 1
- Italian 6
- Japanese 1
- Pushto; Pashto 1
- Turkish 1
- Welsh 2
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