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"The spirituall conflicte, written in Italian by a deuoute servant of God, and latelye translated into Englishe out of the same language" by R. E.
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1272
An address to the abbess and sisters of the monastery of St. Andrew in Venice is prefixed, which is signed "Hierome countie of Portia the elder". This is followed by a dedication of this translation "to the wor. and vertuous gentilwoman Mrs. R. R.", signed R. E., and a preface to the reader by the same, in which a book by Alphonsus Madriliensis is commended, containing "a method of serving God", which is said to be "also translated into the vulgar...
Extents: 125 Leaves
Dates:
early 17th century
'T.G.' (Thomas Gardiner), English Chronicle to 1516, early 16th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1020
Fragments of a short English chronicle, "brevely drawe by the diligent labour of T. G. out of dyvers Cronicles frenche and walche, and oder bokes of laten and Englisshe", ending with the coming of Q. Margaret of Scotland to London, 3 May, 8 Hen. VIII, 1516. The beginning of each reign is headed with a drawing of a crown. Folios 3–9 are the merest fragments of leaves, 4, 7–9 being only just traceable, the book having apparently been torn up for waste paper. At...
Extents: 33 leaves, of which several are wanting at the beginning
Dates:
early 16th century
Theological common-place book of Nathaniel Spinckes, the Non-juror, containing a large number of extracts and references on very many subjects, and chiefly on the doctrines of the Church of Rome and the early heresies
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. C. 105
Many loose scraps are scattered through the volume, amongst which are:
some leaves used as blotting-paper which contain a list of Church Anthems by English composers;
(p. 424) draught of a letter from Spinckes [to Bishop Lloyd] on the death of the son of the latter;
(p. 582) letter to him from W. Rutland, junior, respecting the payment of some interest due on a bond of...
Extents: 680 Leaves
Dates:
18th century
Theological pieces, 17th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1304
(fol. 2) Oratio in quadam solenni commemoratione apud Cantabrigienses. Delivered in 1679 when the Duke of Monmouth, the Chancellor of Scotland, had been sent to Scotland in command of the army, on an occasion when the Savilian Professor of Astronomy at Oxford, the archbishop of Canterbury, the bishops of Chester, Ely and Oxford, etc. were present. It is written in a formal clear hand, which may be that of a copyist...
Extents: 158 Leaves
Dates:
17th century
Thomas Clarkson to Buxton, expressing thankfulness at the passing of the Act despite its perceived deficiencies and misgivings over what might have happened if they had refused to compromise with the government
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 12, pp. 113-117
He insists on the need to disband the two existing anti-slavery bodies and establish a new Anti-Slavery Institution to watch over the working of emancipation, describing its mode of operation and his fear that if this were not done soon, their support in the provinces would disappear. He reminds him of the dislike of the provincial committees for the Agency ever since it had 'posted' Buxton in the newspapers following one of his votes in the House of Commons. Clarkson also refers to the...
Extents: 5 pages
Dates:
25 Sep 1833
Three volumes containing the proceedings of Synods of the French Protestant Church in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries; written by various hands: Volume 1
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Shelfmark: MSS. Rawl. D. 638
(fols. 4-32) i. Acts of Synods I-VI: 1559–1567; in small quarto; a list of the synods from 1559 to 1631 is prefixed.
(fols. 33-119) ii. Synods I-IX: 1559–1578.
(fols. 120-463) iii. Synods XV-XXVII: 1598–1637.
Written by one hand, and paged consecutively from 119 to 1035. The first 118 pages are wanting, and there are also the following...
Extents: 463 Leaves
Dates:
16th-17th century
Transcripts of letters and extracts from letters (mainly from Raymond Chandler), surnames: P-W
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Shelfmark: MS. Chandler 123
Made by Greene and Gardiner, and annotated by them. (fols. 150-152) notes for Strangers on a Train, 1950. Many of the transcripts duplicate existing material in the collection, but some are of letters not otherwise represented. Photocopies of original letters, formerly kept with the transcripts, have been incorporated into the correspondence, business and personal papers series (MSS. Chandler 26-118) of the archive. Includes:...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
Jul 1943-Nov 1958, n.d.
Translation of a considerable portion of the first volume of Dugdale's Monasticon, containing all the cathedrals and twenty-seven abbeys; by Daniel King
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. B. 519
King's engraved views of the cathedrals, etc. are interspersed, together with ground-plans. At fols. 99–104 are copies by Dugdale of inscriptions in Westminster abbey, and at fol. 371 a ground-plan by Rich. Newcourt of Salisbury cathedral. Indices of persons and places are added at the end.
Extents: 369 Leaves
Dates:
17th century
A treatise in eight sections, without any general title, written in the early days of the Reformation in vehement opposition to the new teaching on various points of doctrine and discipline
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1340
The subjects of the sections are these:
i. Man’s freewill.
ii. Auricular confession.
iii. Conventual vows.
iv. Invocation of saints.
v. Images.
vi. Purgatory.
vii. The sacrament of the altar.
viii. The universal Church.
A prologue is prefixed, which...
Extents: 99 Leaves
Dates:
16th century
Vindication by father Augustine [or David] Baker of his conduct as a spiritual director in the English nunnery at Cambray, in answer to the objections of father Francis Hull
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. C. 460
The following title is prefixed by the transcriber: "This tome doth containe two apologetics of R. fa. Aug. Baker; (1) A letter written to V. R. fa. President [at Douay, i.e. Claude White]; (2) An answer to fa. Francis Hull his objections. / Where you finde anie thing inclosed in this kinde of crookes [], they are to signifie that the wordes or matter so inclosed are in one exemplar out of which this is transcribed, and are not to be found or were cancelled in another. / Cætera quæ dixi vel...
Extents: 255 Leaves
Dates:
17th century
Volume 2 of four volumes of transcripts of papers relative to Swedish affairs: the first of three volumes of copies of letters in Swedish from Carl. M. Wasenberg, the Swedish ambassador at London, to Count Gyllenborg, with two letters from Gyllenborg
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 570
(fols. 144, 148) two letters from Gyllenborg dated at Stockholm, 27 Nov. and 4 Dec. 1739. The greatest part of most of the letters is in deciphered cipher. Part of a brown-paper wrapper is bound up in the volume, addressed "To Edward Weston, esq., at Lord Carteret’s oflìce at Whitehall."
Extents: 160 Leaves
Dates:
17 Jul 1739 to 29 Jan 1740
Volume iv of six volumes of collections relative to French affairs from 1694 to 1702, written in the form of a consecutive chronicle; containing extracts of news from journals, and copies of political verses, satires, etc., and of political pamphlets
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 576
MSS. Rawl. D. 573-578 are written by one hand; uniformly bound in French calf, and lettered, in vols. i—iii, "Recueil de plusieur[s] pieces," in vol. iv, "Recueil de pieces," and in v, vi, "Recueil de divers pieces." Formerly marked in some English bookseller’s catalogue (Osborne’s?) "6 vol. £ 5 5s." Notable entries in each volume, as distinct from the general narrative of affairs, are listed. The chronicle of affairs for the year 1700 commences at fol. 92....
Extents: 262 Leaves
Dates:
Jan-Jun 1701
Volume of Correspondence relating to John Hutchins's History of Dorsetshire
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Shelfmark: MS. Top. Gen. d. 2
Volume of Correspondence relating to John Hutchins's History of Dorsetshire: letters and papers addressed partly to the author (who died on June 21, 1773) and partly to R. Gough, relative to the first edition (published in 1774), arranged in alphabetical order of writers, but there appear to be large deficiencies in the latter half of the alphabet. Among the writers are:
Baker, Samuel, literary...
Extents: 408 Leaves
Dates:
written in 1757-1816
Volume v of six volumes of collections relative to French affairs from 1694 to 1702, written in the form of a consecutive chronicle; containing extracts of news from journals, and copies of political verses, satires, etc., and of political pamphlets
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 577
MSS. Rawl. D. 573-578 are written by one hand; uniformly bound in French calf, and lettered, in vols. i—iii, "Recueil de plusieur[s] pieces," in vol. iv, "Recueil de pieces," and in v, vi, "Recueil de divers pieces." Formerly marked in some English bookseller’s catalogue (Osborne’s?) "6 vol. £ 5 5s." Notable entries in each volume, as distinct from the general narrative of affairs, are listed.
Extents: 262 Leaves
Dates:
Jun-Dec 1701
Willelmus Hemmyng, etc., 15th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Laud Misc. 681
Calendar
Adenulfus de Anagnia (?), Ordo iudicarius (Summa Ut nos minores) (cf. M. Grabmann in Traditio 5 (1947), 273; L. Wahrmund, ed., Die Summa minorum des Magister, Arnulphus (Quellen zur Geschichte des Romisch-Kanonischen Prozesses im Mittelalter I.ii)) (Aalen, 1962)
Legal dialogue
William Hemmyng (d. 1446), Practica novorum advocatorum
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Extents: 159 Leaves
Dates:
15th century
Writings and papers of Sutro
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Shelfmark: MS. Eng. c. 7261
Includes (fols.1-108) autobiographical papers, mainly undated, including (fols. 8-9) two typescript leaves apparently from an unlocated typescript version of the memoirs, and
(fols. 1-7) 'Meals on Wheels' (on the Oxford University Railway Club), 1970s
(fols. 41-46)' ...
Extents: 373 Leaves
Dates:
1943-1983
A York priest's note-book, Written about 1471-1472 in the north of England
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Shelfmark: MS. Wood empt. 20
A York priest's note-book. (fol. 1) Devotions comprising benedictions, commemorations (fol. 3v), including those of st. William [of York] (fol. 8v) and the Blessed Virgin (fol. 17v), followed by theological and liturgical jottings amongst which are:
Fol. 34v. A verse 'compotus manualis', beg. 'Filius esto dei celum bonus accipe grates'; satirical rhymes, beg. 'Quid est mulier? hominis confusio' (fol. 37)...
Extents: 99 Leaves
Dates:
Written about 1471-1472 in the north of England
Constitutional development, 1947-1957
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Contains:
(fols. 1-8) typed notes by Dorothy Warner, Information Officer, National Peace Council, headed 'Germans in Tanganyika', 1947
(fols. 9-10) typed copy of an oral reply by the Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies to a question tabled by Sorensen concerning German detainees from Tanganyika (mainland Tanzania), 21 May 1947
(fols. 11-12) Colonial Office Press...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1947-1957
Correspondence I, with H. Beer and others, 1949-1956
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Contains: (fols. 1-38) letter from G.H. Nutting, miner, to Creech Jones covering copies of letters tom him, 28 Jul-17 Aug 1940, concerning his grievances against the Governor and administration in Tanganyika (mainland Tanzania), to the following:
the Chief Secretary, Dar es Salaam
the Resident Magistrate, Mwanza
the Provincial Commissioner, Mwanza
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Extents: 185 Leaves
Dates:
1949-1956
Letters from a concertina file (N-Y and miscellaneous), [1896?]-1956
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Shelfmark: MS. 23701/15
Letters originally housed in a cardboard 'Xpania' concertina file with alphabetical sections (the concertina file can be found under shelfmark MS. 23701/16). The letters are addressed to Margaret Newbolt (née Duckworth) unless otherwise stated. Margaret primarily filed the letters by surname but there are some exceptions. For example, the letters from Verena Holland are under 'V' rather than 'H'. Comprises letters from:
...
Extents: 1 box (3 folders)
Dates:
[1896?]-1956