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Items removed from 1994 diary, bulk: Bulk, 1994, 1991, 1994
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Shelfmark: MS. 12864/55
Press cuttings and correspondence on subjects including: Mary Whitehouse and her retirement as president of the National Viewers' and Listeners' Association; the BBC; violence, sex and swearing on television; pornography; use of painting L'Origine du monde by Gustave Courbet on the front cover of novel Adorations perpétuelles by Jacques Henric; true crime television programmes; Mastermind; David Alton's proposed...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
Majority of material found in Bulk, 1994; 1991, 1994
"A journal of my life while in the Marshalsea, Southwark;" being a diary kept by a musician, a trumpeter and flute-player
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 34
He mentions his Water-Music, his having written songs, etc.; his having a pension; his accidental missing of various legacies and gifts intended for him by Dr. Thompson, Mr. Hill "now Lord Hilsborough," Lord Drogheda, the late Duke of Portland, and Mr. Dorman. His sister’s name was Mrs. Thurman. He gave a benefit-concert in the Town Hall, Greenwich, 5 Sept. 1728, which was not very successful. At fol. 13 a note from W. Acton addressed to Mr....
Extents: 255 Leaves
Dates:
30 May 1728 to 23 Sep 1729
Journal of travels in France and Germany by some young English nobleman
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 76
The diarist left London 3 May 1649, and was convoyed from Deal to Dieppe by order of the Parliament in the Nonesuch frigate. He stayed at Saumur (having instruction in fencing, singing, the guitar, dancing, and Latin) for the greater part of the year, from 18 June, 1649, to 22 July, 1650; then travelled again through various parts of France and Germany, spending three months at Geneva learning Latin and dancing, and the winter of 1651 at Munich learning German and geometry. There are rather...
Extents: 64 Leaves
Dates:
1649-1652
Kalendarium, sive registrum, obituum monialium de abbatia de Florida Valle, vulgo Fleurival, in Flandria prope Tornacum, 16th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 898
In saeculo sextodecimo usque ad annum 1584; in quo etiam obitus parentum earum commemorantur. Praemissa et subjuncta sunt haec:—
(fol. 1b, 2) i. Invocationes B. M. V., et orationes variae pro defunctis.
(fols. 64b-65b) ii. Catalogus abbatissarum ab anno 1218 ad annum 1570.
(fols. 68-9) iii. "Dit was het conuent doen die reformatie begonnen wert anno M CCCC...
Extents: 94 leaves; fols. 70-78, 81-85, 88-93 are blank.
Dates:
16th century
"La critica della morte, overo l’ apologia della vita, e le Ricette dell’ arte ch’ accrescono i languori della natura; tradotto dall’ Inglese; dedicato all’ ill[ustrissi]mo abbate Giacomo Botti, agente dell’ altezza serenissima di Modena in Colonia, 1694", 1 Oct 1694
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 492
The English title of the book ("Ricette dell’ arte") professed to be translated does not appear; and it has not been traced. The dedication is signed N. N., and is dated at Cologne, 1 Oct. 1694. On the reverse of fol. 2 is a statement that "Fredericus Gualdus," a German, "melius dicam, Hermetici orbis princeps," died 22 May, 1682, aged 90. And at fol. 15 is "Racconto ai successe di signor Federico Gualdi, diretto da traduttore ad sign. Preciesto di Ternan," followed...
Extents: 43 Leaves
Dates:
1 Oct 1694
La vie de Madame Guyon, early 18th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 525
An original MS. in two parts. The first part (written in a very small close hand) ends with chapter x of part III as printed; the second part, by a different hand, extends to the end of the book. There follows, on four leaves, in a third hand, an index with the following title: "Court indice de la vie de M[adam]e Guion écrite par ordre du P. la C. son directeur. La premiére partie fut copiée sur l’original par M. de Piallier (le gros) et revue et corrigée par Fautheur elle...
Extents: 199 Leaves
Dates:
early 18th century
A Latin academic note-book by Nicholas Dudson, 1613 to 1614
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 986
The book largely consists of phrases collected from various writers. The principal other contents are as follow:—
(fol. 2) i. The first three eclogues of Virgil in English verse.
(fol. 16) ii. "Verses of Lelii translated into English verse"; [being W. Lily’s Carmen de moribus prefixed to his Latin grammar]. Beg. "O child which now my seholler...
Extents: 186 Leaves
Dates:
1613 to 1614
"A letter to a member of Parliament concerning the hardships and abuses of prisons, particularly of the King's Bench, from one that is now prisoner there"
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. C. 802
In the handwriting of Hilkiah Bedford, who was imprisoned in 1714 as the supposed author of Harbin's Hereditary Right. Followed (fols. 15–35) by a rough draught of the tract, to which a note of the author's at the beginning of the volume refers, which states that the latter part was "written two or three years after the first, so that as to point of time it is not all of a piece." Two envelopes of letters addressed to Dr. Hickes...
Extents: 44 Leaves
Dates:
Majority of material found in 1714
Letters from Henry Holland to Peter Holland, 1799-1814
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Shelfmark: MS. 16087/4
Comprises letters written by Henry Holland to his father, Peter Holland, with a few letters to his [step] mother, Mary (née Whittaker). Some letters bear pencil marks/annotations as if for editing [it is unclear who may have made the edits, whether Henry or possibly Maria Edgeworth (see MS. 16087/2, letter from Saba Holland, 1847), or whether these were made much later] and many have partial typescript transcriptions (c.1962). Early letters from Newcastle relate to Henry's...
Extents: 1.0 box (5 folders)
Dates:
1799-1814
Letters, songs, etc., late 17th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 431
On a fly-leaf is the name "Arthur Squibb."
(fols. 1-50, 84-5) 1. Forms of letters on French, on various subjects; 67 in number.
(fols. 51-55) 2. Eight French amorous "chansons."
(fols. 56, 85b) 3. Nine Béarnais [?] quatrains: i. "Houna nena monchache / Y debuen paraser / Pregontaue a son mare / Quie cose ere oder."
(fols. 57-83) 4. Sixteen forms of...
Extents: 138 leaves, of which fols. 101-121 are blank
Dates:
late 17th century
Letters to the Provincial of the Jesuits by Mr. Edw. Turner of the Jesuites coll. at Holbeck
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1283
The letters (copies, very badly written) are described as follows by archbp. Sancroft in a note on fol. 1: "This book conteins several letters written [in] the year 1677 to the Provincial of the Jesuits by Mr. Edw. Turner of the Jesuites coll. at Holbeck, being bitter complaints and invectives against He[ton], who had been F. Rector there for 3 years befo[re]. They mention a large narrative of all his cri[mes], but yt is wanting. Yet even these letters discov[er] many of their practises, and...
Extents: 50 leaves, of which fols. 23–29 are blank
Dates:
Dec 1677 to Jan 1678
List of benefices in the county of York, with their common reputed value, value in the king's books, rates towards a subsidy of 4s. in the pound, and names of incumbents and patrons
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. B. 457a
At the end is written: "Finis. Decemb. 9, 1696, per Tho.—," the name being erased. In the sale catalogue of Tho. Rawlinson's library (p. 23,) the initials are given as J. B. But the following note is written on a fly-leaf at the beginning of the volume: "This MS. was compiled, as suppos'd, by Tho. Sands, A.M., prebendary of Wighton in the cathedral church of York, installed 26 July, 1690. He was, as I conceive, rector of one of Malpas' medieties, and died 1717, being also subchantor, and...
Extents: 17 Leaves
Dates:
Majority of material found within late 17th century
Lists of the members of 29 of the Livery Companies of London, containing the autograph signatures of all the members and of the servants of the Companies, in or about the year 1650
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 24
The Companies comprise the twelve greater Guilds, followed by these:—
Bakers.
Blacksmiths.
Brewers.
Cutters.
Dyers.
Embroiderers.
Fruiterers.
Joiners.
Leathersellers.
Musicians.
Pewterers.
Plaisterers.
...
Extents: 35 Leaves
Dates:
17th century
Macaulay; The Historian, Statesman, and Essayist. Anecdotes of his life and literary labours, with some account of his early and unknown writings (2nd ed., London, John Camden Hotten, Piccadilly, 1860), with notes and letters of Augustus De Morgan, 1861-1869, former owner of the book
File
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. e. 3588
The volume includes:
(fols. ii a-b) a tipped-in letter, 1 Aug. 1861, from Monsieur de Senarmont, probably Henri Hureau de Senarmont (1808-62), professor of physics and librarian at L'École Polytéchnique, Paris, requesting De Morgan's help in finding an article on optics allegedly written for the journal Revue Europeenne by the physicist Augustin Fresnel (1788-1827). The letter has an endorsment by De...
Extents: 141 Leaves
Dates:
1860-1869
Manuel Lyndo, Astronomical tracts, 16th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 501
The leaves are numbered as formerly being fols. 210–235 in a larger volume.
(fol. 1b) 1. "Regimento facil e proveitoso pera saberem em que altura estam pello sol ao meo dia; feito per Manuel Lyndo;" with tables for a cycle of four years.
(fol. 11b) 2. "Regimento pera tomar altura do poolo em todo tempo que ouuer sol; feito per Manuel Lyndo;" with a finely-drawn figure of an...
Extents: 22 leaves, besides certain ones blank
Dates:
16th century
Medical, chemical, and astrological pieces, Written in various hands in the late 16th century in England
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Shelfmark: MS. Marshall 15
Medical, chemical, and astrological pieces:
Fols. 1, 21v, 49v, 52v, 65v, 71. Medical recipes, chiefly in English, citing the following authors: Johannes de Vigo (fol. 16v), [Eustachius] Quercetanus (fols. 17, 17v, 65v), Ernacus (fol. 17v), William Burges (fol. 75v)
Fol. 24v. alchemical directions dealing chiefly with mercury, silver, and gold
Fols. 29v, 53v. 'The degrees...
Extents: 104 Leaves
Dates:
Written in various hands in the late 16th century in England
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.
File
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