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Medical School: Osler House Club
Sub-Series
The records here are of both the Medical School's administration of Osler House and of the Osler House Club, the student club, itself. They were received as part of the records of the Medical School, possibly because the Secretary of the Medical School was Treasurer of the Club. Other records of the Medical School concerning Osler House, the building, can be found in ME 2 and ME 5.
Dates:
1947-1968
"A method of history," being directions for the study and reading of history, "by J. H., at the instance of a frind, anno Domini 1645." Dated at the end, "At Durham, this 25/15 Dec. CIƆIƆCVL "
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 152
The author’s name is given in the lettering on the back of the volume, viz. J. Hall, i.e. John Hall of Durham and Gray’s Inn. And the book is mentioned in the Life of Hall prefixed by J. Davies of Kidwelly to Hall’s translation of Hierocles, 12º. Lond. 1657, where at p. [15] mention is made of "his Syntagma concerning the advantageous reading of History, never printed, though written by him in 1645, before his coming to the University." The MS....
Extents: 18 Leaves
Dates:
17th century
Miscellaneous correspondence and papers, [c.1800]-53, n.d.
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Shelfmark: MS. Eng. c. 7972
Comprises:
(fols. 1-11) collection of verse in Latin and English, mainly in the hand of George Granville Harcourt, [c.1800-2?]
(fols. 12-40) lessons or transcriptions of Latin, Greek and English texts [of George Granvill Harcourt?], [c.1802?]
(fols. 41-2) letter, in French, to [George Granville Harcourt?] from ...
Extents: 133 Leaves
Dates:
[c.1800]-53, n.d.
Miscellaneous prayers, two volumes: Volume I, late 17th century
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Shelfmark: MSS. Rawl. D. 1246
By Dr. Fitzwilliams; the following particulars show the general contents of Volume I:
(fol. 1) i. "A poetical paraphrase" of the 'Te Deum'.
(fol. 7) ii. A table of some of the contents of both volumes
(fols. 11-35) iii. Prayers before and at the Holy Communion; not in Fitzwilliams’ hand. The original copy by Fitzwilliams is in Volume II, MS. Rawl. D. 1247, fols....
Extents: 152 Leaves
Dates:
late 17th century
Miscellaneous TSS. and MSS., c.1937-1983; n.d.
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Shelfmark: MS. 7154/19
Other literary papers by Ruth Pitter:
Folder 1: [Auto]biographical writings, including 'Biographical Note', n.d., with updates 1946, 1952 and 1961; biographical writings including a copy of a letter by Ruth Pitter to Alan Denson about A.E. [George William Russell], 1950; reminiscences of her confirmation, n.d.; reflections on her poetry and beliefs, n.d.; reminiscences of A.R. Orage and Hilaire Belloc,...
Extents: 1 box (3 folders)
Dates:
c.1937-1983; n.d.
New Tasks Series 1965, 1965
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Shelfmark: PUB 549
Includes:
PUB 549/1 - Conservative New Tasks: 1 The New Competitors, Eldon Griffiths M.P., Conservative Political Centre, Mar 1965 [CPC 307, pp. 19]
PUB 549/2 - Conservative New Tasks: 2 Efficiency and Beyond - a re-examination of our long-term economic goals, David Howell, Conservative Political Centre, Mar 1965 [CPC 308, pp....
Extents: 11 items
Dates:
1965
Notae multae de officio didascali et de pueris instituendis, ut etiam de moribus; una cum versibus de variis, 16th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 290
Manu clericali, modo composito apud scribas usitato, exaratae, titulis raptim secunda manu insertis. Inter primas notas sunt hae: "Preceptor novus hujusmodi verbis suos alloquitur alumnos." "Hic magnopere illos increpat qui diverticula a literis querunt." "De puerorum dormitantia." "De onere gravissimo quod perfert qui docendi provinciam in se suscepit." "De querelis a pueris ad parentes relatis." Dies Jovis erat in schola dies lusibus concessa. Inter versus sunt...
Extents: 29 Leaves
Dates:
16th century
A note-book of arms and devices borne on the "cornets" of captains in the Civil War in 1642, in the northern expedition of 1640, and that into Ireland in 1642
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 942
Being chiefly of some of the captains on the side of the Parliament, including those of the city of London. The first 26 leaves contain arms and devices in colours; the rest of the volume (which for the last ten leaves is reversed) has them only in very rough trick. There are a few miscellaneous coats of arms, among which are some belonging to the families of Crow and Parker of Norfolk, Walker of Yorkshire and Kent, Lucas, Noble, Frend and Fownes. on the cover is a...
Extents: 45 leaves; one wanting between folios 10 and 11
Dates:
1640 to 1642
Notebook of the Latin translation of words in Lucian’s Dialogues and in Hesiod, with notes also of some Latin phrases
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1118
By John Cudworth, B.D., fellow of Trinity college, Oxford, and rector of Kiddington, Oxon. At fol. 30 is an "Evening prayer", and at the end are copies of a few letters, as follows:—
(fol. 80b) i. Proposing an appeal to the Visitor of the college (bishop Trelawney) in the case of a disputed election to a scholarship [in 1713].
(fol. 82b) ii. To his "good neighbour", Mr....
Extents: 92 Leaves
Dates:
early 18th century
Notepads, printed material, notes and letters, c.1776-1947
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Shelfmark: MS. 14895/10
Loose leaf notepads, comprising:
'Notes on Journey from Brisbane to Southampton, Dec 1925-Mar 1926'
'Voyages to and from America, 1926'
'Bird Lists', 1921
'Bird List', 1922
'Lists of Birds seen in 1920'
'List of Birds seen in 1921'
'List of Birds seen in 1926'
'Birds seen in Chile, Nov...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
c.1776-1947
Oratio praevaricatoria apud Cantabrigienses, super quaestionibus, "i. Sine praevaricatore nil valent comitia; ii. Tenet insanabile multos scribendi cacoethes", late 17th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1026
Rawlinson notes on a fly-leaf, and on the first page, that "this was wrote by Dr. [James] Duport;" but it is not the Oratio mentioned in his life in the Dictionary of National Biography, (which is on the alchymical transmutation of metals) of which there is a copy in MS. Rawl. D. 228. It is in Latin prose and Greek and English verse. At the end is an address to the ladies, in which the theatre at Oxford is...
Extents: 8 Leaves
Dates:
late 17th century
Ordinale, sive Ordo servitii divini per annum in abbatia Cisterciensi de Rossevalle, Rosglas, sive Monaster-Evin, in comitatu Kildarensi, early 16th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. C. 32
Hæc in fol. 65 adscribuntur: "Liber Sancte Marie de Rosse Walle, quem. Donatus Okhellay, monachus dicti monasterii beate Marie de Rossevalle, scripsit Dompno Thome Macostela, abbati Rossewalle. Scripsit in monasterio Mellifontis. Et quisquis in hoc libro legerit vel aliquid inspexerit pro scribentis anima oret, videlicet in anno Salvatoris nostri M. quingentessimo primo." Tum aliis manibus hæc adduntur: "Iste liber constat monasterii (sic) beate Marie Evveyn, et omnibus monachis ibidem...
Extents: 66 Leaves
Dates:
early 16th century
Original copies by Alex. Cruden (the compiler of the Concordance to the Holy Bible) of letters written by him to the Earl of Derby, from Crown Street in Soho, Halnaker, and Liverpool, in Jul–Oct 1729, remonstrating against his dismissal from the Earl's service (in which he had been engaged, through Mr. Maddox, chaplain to the Bishop of Chichester, as a reader or companion), on account of his inability to read French correctly
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. C. 793
The letters are written in a wild rambling manner, partly in French. Cruden ascribes his dismissal to the influence of one Mr. Clayton, a high-churchman in the Earl's household, who regarded Cruden as "a rank Presbyterian."
Extents: 34 Leaves
Dates:
18th century
Original returns made from many parishes in Devonshire to printed forms of enquiry issued in 1688 by commissioners appointed by the Court of Exchequer, as to fines and distresses levied for recusancy, for the exercise of religion, or for not receiving the Sacrament
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 372
The complaints of many of the persons fined are included, with particulars of distresses; and about 90 affidavits from churchwardens and parish constables, chiefly in the city of Exeter, that there had been no proceedings taken during their time of holding office in their respective parishes. The commissioners were Hugh Westlake, Nich. Boson, Nath. Tyderleigh, Tho. Bampfield, Tho. Jefford, Jo. Southcote, Thos. Spurway, G. Chudleigh, Rich. Burthogge, Hen. Watts. At the...
Extents: 357 Leaves
Dates:
29 Sep 1677 to Sep 1688
Palmistry, etc., late 16th century-18th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1028
The owner of the volume has inserted the following miscellaneous papers at the beginning and end:—
(fol. 1) i. Six lines on the difficulty of attaining excellence, written apparently as an illustration of excellence in penmanship.
(fols. 1b-2) ii. A canon in four parts, writtn in the shape of a cross; from Morley's Introduction to Musick.
(fol....
Extents: 61 Leaves
Dates:
late 16th century-18th century
Papers relating to W.H. Auden, 1948-1972, n.d.
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Shelfmark: MS. RCIS C/10/1
Comprises typescripts and correspondence relating to W.H. Auden. folder 1: Auden typescripts
'Delia or a Masque of Night' (suggested by George Peel's play, The Old Wives' Tale) by W.H. Auden and Chester Kallman. Typescript with passages marked in red pencil, n.d.
'L'Homme d'Esprit Introduction to the English translation of the Analects of Paul Valery' by W.H. Auden....
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
1948-1972, n.d.
Part of a translation (in a foreign hand) from the German of the trial of Dr. Chr. Krumbholtz
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 759
For seditious sermons exciting to rebellion against the government of the city of Hamburgh, and for communicating to various persons "that scandalous, rebellious and treacherous libell written by Michael Christian Lieben". The following title, at fol. 5, has been struck out: "The trial, containing the depositions of the witnesses, documents and other original writings, in the criminal cause against Christian Krumbholtz, D.D.". After eight unnumbered and mutilated...
Extents: 142 Leaves
Dates:
Sep to Dec 1708
Pay-books of James Nedam, surveyor of all the King’s manors within the realm of England (eleven volumes): volume 8; Barking Abbey and the manor of Dartford
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 782
Pay-books ingrossed by Antony Pontesbury, "clerk to the said accomptant". The accounts furnish particulars of all the work done, the names of all the persons employed, and the rates of payment. Payments made for "undermyding (sic) and casting downe the late abbey chyrche of Barking, for the providing of the ffayrest coyne stones and other to be ymployed of [sic] the Kinges manor of Dartforde," June, 1541-Dec. 1542. On first two fly-leaves are accounts of...
Extents: 69 Leaves
Dates:
Jun 1541 to Dec 1542
Personal and family papers, Feb 1832-Jun 1972 and n.d.
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Shelfmark: MS. 12214/16
Personal papers, Feb 1904-Jun 1972, including:
(fols. 2-5) a childhood essay on 'Christmas', marked 10/10, n.d.
(fols. 6-13) school reports, Jun 1911-1919
(fols. 14-15) letters from Witwatersrand University and Roedean School, Johannesburg, supporting Sutherland's application to Somerville College, Oxford, Feb-Apr 1924
(fols. 20-24) letters and press...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
Feb 1832-Jun 1972 and n.d.