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Correspondence on labour, 1926-1939
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Shelfmark: MSS. Lugard 113
File 1, fols. 1-25: Correspondence with the Anti-Slavery Society about the British Government's proposed inter-departmental committee to consider the Slavery Convention, forced labour and related matters, with enclosures, 1926-1939.
File 2, fols. 1-124: Correspondence with International Labour Office and Colonial Office officials about the former's Report on Forced Labour and the proposed...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
1926-1939
A description of the viscounty of Turenne; by Geraud Fauchier
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 642
A very lengthy title is prefixed, of which the following is an abstract. "Invantaire general contennant les privilleges de la ... viscomte de Turenne, avec les privileges particuliers des villes principalles ... le nombre des seigneurs, barons, chastelains, gentilshommes et autres vassaux ... le nombre des villes, bourgs, paroisses, villages et feux, avec lestat sommaire des gens de guerre ... le nombre de ces jurisdictions particulieres ... avec la reduction et nombre des offices, avec la...
Extents: 250 Leaves
Dates:
1617
Diaries kept by Dr. Rawlinson during his travels, especially in Italy: Volume VIII, 12 Jan to 16 Feb 1726
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Shelfmark: MSS. Rawl. D. 1187
Genoa, Toulon, Marseilles, to Lyons. Prefixed is a short itinerary of the places visited, from Rotterdam, 24 June 1720, to Rotterdam again, 4 Apr., n.s., 1726, arriving at London 5 Apr., o.s. At fols. 28–30 are references to classical authors for descriptions of various places; and at the end of the volume an account of money-remittances received from England during the travels by Rawlinson and his brother Constantine, and some short memoranda relating to Messina. The series...
Extents: 32 Leaves
Dates:
12 Jan to 16 Feb 1726
Diary, 1817, 1819-1824
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Shelfmark: MS. WHF Talbot 68
The diary is comprised of entries relating to Lady Elisabeth's travels in Europe. Includes a description of William Henry Fox Talbot's first meeting with John Herschel, 20 Sep 1824. Also includes drawings and botanical speciments pasted into the volume:
Pen and ink titled 'Bouteille de Cidre à Blangy', n.d.
Pen and ink titled 'Hôtel Mirabeau Rue de la Paix 1817' of a head with feather...
Extents: 1 volume
Dates:
1817, 1819-1824
Diary in French kept by a French merchant during a stay in Lisbon from 1 May, 1695, to 24 May, returning on 11 June to Nantes, and again (vol. reversed) from 25 March, 1696 (on which day he left St. Malo) to 24 Jan. 1697, at Lisbon, Genoa, Pisa, Lucca, and Leghorn, 1 May to 11 Jun 1695 and 25 Mar 1696 to 24 Jan 1697
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 423
At fol. 74 his name occurs in the bill of health given him at Leghorn as a passport for Rome, "Alessandro Oliviere Exquemesir (?) f. di anni 40." He dealt in linen, and appears to have had a desire to engage in the slave-trade. He every day went to Mass, and occasionally makes notes of sermons; his acquaintance was largely amongst Capuchins and members of other religious orders.
Extents: 91 Leaves
Dates:
1 May to 11 Jun 1695 and 25 Mar 1696 to 24 Jan 1697
A diary, in Italian, in weekly divisions, of devotional and spiritual exercises, kept by members of a Jesuit community; from the 15 May, 1700, to about Oct. 1703
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 420
Although the diary is continuous throughout in point of time, it is written by five or six different hands. It begins thus: "A di 15 Maggio, 1700. Sono stato modesto in scuola. / Ho fatto ogni sera la disciplina. / Ho lasciato il pospasto. / Essendo stato invitato a dir la corona non ho ricusato benchi ci havessi ripugnanza. / Sono stato senza vino. / Ho fatto una croce con la lengua per terra. / Sono stato quasi per un quarto d’ora con le braccie in croce. / Volendo parlar con...
Extents: 142 Leaves
Dates:
15 May 1700 to c. Oct 1703
Elvira Walter (1827-1852): Songs with piano, 1845
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Shelfmark: MS. Horsley c. 8
70-92 and 94 are blank. Autograph score, iv + 94 pages. Elvira Walter married John Calcott Horsley in 1846. Each song has 'EW' indicated as the composer. The piano introductions to some songs have not been written, although space is allowed for them. (pp. 1-4) 'Absence'. Begins: 'Tis not the loss of love's assurance. Words by Thomas Campbell. (pp. 4-7) 'To Inez'. Begins: Nay smile not at my sullen brow. Words by Lord Byron. (pp....
Extents: 98 pages
Dates:
1845
English pedigrees, with notes of arms: A-B
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. B. 73
Compiled by Thomas Wilkinson, vicar of Laurence Waltham, Berks - see MS. Rawl. B. 84. With an index prefixed. Dated on the cover, with the price of the paper for the book, 15 Aug 1654. Occasional additions by Le Neve are here and there interspersed.
Extents: 189 Leaves
Dates:
Majority of material found in 15 Aug 1654
English pedigrees, with notes of arms: L-MA
File
Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. B. 77
Compiled by Thomas Wilkinson, vicar of Laurence Waltham, Berks - see MS. Rawl. B. 84. At fol. 70 the writer speaks of Edward, son of lord Lyttleton of Mounslowe, as "my scholar, (aged) 16, 1643." With an index prefixed. Occasional additions by Le Neve are here and there interspersed.
Extents: 190 Leaves
Dates:
Majority of material found within 17th century
English pedigrees, with notes of arms: O-P
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. B. 80
Compiled by Thomas Wilkinson, vicar of Laurence Waltham, Berks - see MS. Rawl. B. 84. With an index prefixed. Occasional additions by Le Neve are here and there interspersed. Consists in some part of rough collections, probably intended for subsequent transcription. All the pedigrees are entered in the general index to this catalogue.
Extents: 72 Leaves
Dates:
Majority of material found within 17th century
English satirical pieces, written in about A.D. 1750-1760
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Shelfmark: MS. Douce 201
Comprises:
(fol. 1) 'Oblivion. A poem. By the late Martinus Scriblerus ... Published from an Original Manuscript in the Editor's hands': beg. 'Thy pow'r, Oblivion': followed (fol. 12) by 'Comments and Notes on Oblivion. By the author Martinus Scriblerus': and (fol. 25) by 'The Reviewers Criticism on Oblivion with the Editor's Answer.'
(fol. 34) 'The Jewiad. An Epic Poem': beg. ' I sing...
Extents: 167 Leaves
Dates:
written in about A.D. 1750-1760
"An eternall Testament, which the soul maketh with the being of God, by resigning of herself to have communion with the eternall Deitie in the coessentiall life, testified within the hearts of the lovers of truth for a patterne of life; all by Hiel, [the coessentiall life of God];" a translation from Hiel's Ewig Testament published in German at Amsterdam in 1687
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. C. 540
The real name of the fanatical mystic who wrote under the pseudonym Hiel was Hendrik Janson, or Jansen, who lived in the Netherlands in the middle of the seventeenth century. See Arnold's Kirchen-und-Ketzer Historic, Frankf. am M. 1700, vol. iii. pp. 23–30. In Adelung's Supplement to Jöcher's Allg. Gelehrten-Lex. he is erroneously identified with Friedr. Breckling, a German mystic, who died in 1711.
Extents: 84 Leaves
Dates:
17th century
An exact table to all the printed presidents of pleadings, writs and returns of writs, etc., which are only contained in the books of reports now extant, methodically digested, necessary for all pleaders and practisers of the law
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. A. 337
An exact table to all the printed presidents of pleadings, writs and returns of writs, etc., which are only contained in the books of reports now extant, methodically digested, necessary for all pleaders and practisers of the law. By John Allen, of the Inner Temple, gent., and clerk of the errors to Thomas, earl of Macclesfield, whilst his lordship was chief justice of England. "31 July, 1727. Transcribed from the original by, and for the use of, Edw. Umfreville, of the Inner...
Extents: 102 Leaves
Dates:
1744
Family papers, c.1812-1889
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Shelfmark: Dep. Hughenden 10
Includes:
(fols. 1-5) document relating to the D'Israeli family in Italy, 1856, sent to Lord Rowton by Rawdon Brown, 1879
(fols. 6-19) papers relating to Disraeli's clerkship with William Stevens, solicitor [see also Dep. Hughenden 26/5, fols. 32-41], and to his membership of Lincoln's Inn, 1821-1889, including (fols. 7-8) letter about Disraeli as a young man, 1889, (fols. 9-12)...
Extents: 135 Leaves
Dates:
c.1812-1889
Forms of documents used by the steward of the court of the manor of Worcester in Enfield in the county of Middlesex
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1010
With the oaths of the officers, and the form of the charges to the juries of the court baron and court leet. At the end, reversing the volume, are these articles:—
(fol. 1 [volume reversed]) i. Form of an agreement by the son of Roger Gurd, of Melbury Abbas, Dorset, respecting an exchange of land; c. 1676.
(fols. 2–5 [volume reversed]) ii. Entries of proceedings at the courts...
Extents: 48 leaves, of which fols. 21-38 are blank
Dates:
1685 to 1687
General political papers of Douglas Jay
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Shelfmark: MS. 6745/36
Comprises:
Labour Party papers, including official diary for the 1953 Labour Party Conference, Reynolds News booklets "12 Months Hard" and "Guilty Again", Hampstead Labour Party membership cards belonging to Douglas and Margaret [Peggy] Jay, press cuttings, flyer regarding the 1951 Labour Party election manifesto, Economic Information unit memorandum on...
Extents: 1 box (3 folders)
Dates:
1942-1995
High Commission Territories (Lesotho, Botswana, and Eswatini) - Transfer Question, 1934-1951
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Shelfmark: MSS. Perham 382
Comprises:
folder 1 (fols. 1-40) Alan Pim: printed record of his talk to the Royal Empire Society, 11 Apr 1934, on 'British Protectorates and Territories'; notes on the discussion following his lecture at Chatham House on 'The Question of the South African Protectorates' led by Margery Perham, 7 Jun 1934; and 'Memorandum on the Position of the three High Commission Territories of South Africa', with a...
Extents: 8 folders
Dates:
1934-1951
An historical note-book, chiefly relating to the county of Kent
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 969
Written in a large and clumsy, but clear, hand. Dated on the cover at the end, "July ye 29th, 1669," and on the cover at the beginning, "Feb. ye 4th, 1669, due to Mrs. Crook 6 shillings".
(fols. 8–14, 18–22, 25b, 29b, 30, 35, 43b–44, 67b, 70b) i. Notes on the descent of various manors in Kent.
(fols. 15, 25–9, 30b–37 b, 40–43, 45, 67b) ii. Notes on appropriations and...
Extents: 70 Leaves
Dates:
4 Feb and 29 Jul 1669
The History and Law of Drainage; by Nath. Sharpe
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. C. 433
An extremely diffuse title is prefixed, of which the following is an abstract: "An account of various theories relateing to the supposd Mosaick origine of the univers and universall Deluge, with an account of divers great floods ....... occasioning a multiplicity of vast stagnations, fenns.... and marshes;.... the many great benefits... that have accru'd ....... by imbanking, drayning and sewering .......; to which as a second part is added all the laws of sewers, ..... as also another book...
Extents: 403 Leaves
Dates:
late 17th centure
'The Imployment of my Solitude . T[homas, lord] F[airfax]'
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Shelfmark: MS. Fairfax 40
'The Imployment of my Solitude . T[homas, lord] F[airfax]', containing: (p. 1). A translation of the Psalms in English verse, preceded by a short verse preface, and followed (p. 390) by the Canticles ('Songs of the Old & New Testament'). (p. 432). 'The Songe of Salomon', in English verse. (p. 480). Miscellaneous pieces, consisting of:
'Honny dropps', proverbial...
Dates:
written in about 1660-1670 by lord Fairfax