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"Preparation for death, being a letter sent to a young gentlewoman in France in a dangerous distemper of which she died." By Will. Wake, D.D.
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1258
Pinned to a fly-leaf is a letter from Wake to Chiswell, the bookseller, about the style in which the tract should be printed, and asking "only 12 guinneys for the copie, thô the book has cost me more pains than any of the bignesse ever did, and I am sure will sell considerably, still supposing that you make but a 12 penny book of it". The title has the imprimatur of Jo. Battely, 25 Aug., and of J. Baker, warden of the Stationers’ Company, 26 Aug. 1687, in which year the tract was...
Extents: 39 Leaves
Dates:
1687
Prime Minister's correspondence, 1975-1978
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Shelfmark: MS. Callaghan 323
Comprises:
Correspondence on subjects including Callaghan's appointment as Prime Minister, Jimmy Carter's appointment as President of the USA, the European Commission, Prime Ministerial broadcast on the Internatioanl Monetary Fund, and Reg Prentice's resignation from the government. Correspondents include Jane Ewart-Biggs, Peter [Jay], Goronwy [Roberts], Lord Hailsham [Quintin Hogg], Geoffrey Rippon,...
Extents: 1 box (3 folders)
Dates:
1975-1978
Rawlinson C: History, Theology, 11th-18th century
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A miscellaneous collection of volumes, chiefly on the subjects of law, history and theology. The volumes include:
Papers of Henry de Bracton relating to the law and constitution of England, 13th-14th century;
Papers of John Robinson, Bishop of Bristol, and afterwards of London, chiefly relating to the negotiations for the Treaty of Utrecht, 18th century;
Manuscripts of...
Dates:
11th-18th century
Register of births, baptisms, marriages, deaths and burials, for the parish of St. John the Baptist, Oxford
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. B. 402a
The baptisms extend from 1620 to 1686, marriages from 1682 to 1690, and deaths from 1617 to 1686. An account of the register is prefixed by Wood, from which it appears that it was only commenced in the year 1662 at his suggestion, the entries previous to that year being extracts from his own collections. He has also prefixed an account of a dispute with the parishioners of St. Peter's in the East respecting their claim to enter Alban Hall and make a cross within the quadrangle...
Extents: 18 Leaves
Dates:
Majority of material found within 17th century
Relations by various Venetian ambassadors, 17th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 637
Manu eadem ac codex praecedens [MS. Rawl. D. 636, also MS. Rawl. D. 635].
(fol. 1) 1. "Relatione del clar. sig. Bernardo Havigero, ambasciatore à Papa Paolo IV, fatta al senato Venetiano l’ anno 1558".
(fol. 51) 2. "Entrate della reverenda Camera Appostolica sotto il pontificato di Gregorio XIII, l’ anno 1576".
(fol. 77) 3. "Discorso sopra il corte di Roma di card....
Extents: 360 Leaves
Dates:
17th century
Russell--Sitwell, 1932-2001, n.d.
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Shelfmark: MS. Spender 63
Comprises correspondence with:
RUSSELL, Bertrand. Photocopy Spender letters only, 1953-1958, 1961
RUSSELL, John and Rosamond, 1972, 1976-1981, 1986-1987, 1989-1990, 1994, 1998
SACKS, Oliver, including a copy letter to 'Bob', 1974-1975, 1986-1988
SELIG, Richard. Includes manuscript poems A Small Request, ...
Extents: 1 box (7 folders)
Dates:
1932-2001, n.d.
Six volumes of transcripts of documents from the episcopal registers of Lincoln and other sources: Vol. VI
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1472
Referring to Impropriations, Collegiate Churches (with documents relating to Middleham), Parish Churches, Churchyards, Altars, Oratories, Reconciliation of Churches, and Chapels. The extracts are pasted on portions of vols. vi and vii of the edition of St. Augustine’s Opera printed at Basle in 1569. A few extracts of later dates are included, e.g.
(fol. 146)...
Extents: 544 leaves, or around that number
Dates:
early 18th century
Statutes of England (with some short legal treatises) from Magna Charta
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Shelfmark: MS. Douce 362
As confirmed Feb. 10. 1224/5 (9 Hen. 3: fol. 64) to 1414 (2 Hen. 5): preceded by a Calendar (fol. 4) and lists of the Statutes (fols. 10, 13). The Statutes to the end of Edward II are called the 'Vetera Statuta' (fol. 213): the rest extend, apparently in one hand, to at least 1410 or 1411, with a few additions. The Calendar was probably originally independent and written in about A.D. 1400, at any rate between 1361 (see Jan. 15 'magnus ventus') and 1410 (' Obitus Willelmi Staundon', added on...
Extents: 405 Leaves
Dates:
written in about A.D. 1410 in England by-Threlk (?)
Survey of the county of Norfolk in the time of Edw. II.
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. B. 391
Survey of the county of Norfolk in the time of Edw. II., entitled: "Copia de nominibus villarum et dominorum earundem, com. Norff., in custodia Remem. Thes. de Scaccario reman., super breve domini regis Edwardi filii Regis Edwardi certificat. cujus brevis teste v.to die Marc, anno regis (sic.) sui nono;" scil. A.D. 1316. A copy of the writ is prefixed; and at the end are the following indices:
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Extents: 152 Leaves
Dates:
early 17th century
Texts on magic and fortune telling, 15th and 17th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 252
Insunt inter multa alia experimenta pro tribus angelis in crystallo, pro sibilla in candela, pro quatuor regibus in crystallo, "de sene barbato," "ars episcopalis." Hic illic quaedam Anglice occurrunt. Tabula contentorum in prima parte invenitur ad fol. 98 b, in secunda parte ad calcem codicis. Manu saec. xvii., in sex foliis utrimque compactis, haec lingua Anglica, seu potius Scotica, addita sunt, literis rubris et nigris: — Nota contentorum praemissa est...
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
15th and 17th century
Theological common-place book of notes and extracts, apparently written by a Scottish hand
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. C. 584
Extracts are given from Jewel's Apology, Bishop Hall's Sermons and Contemplations, "out of a sermon [on Luke xvi. 2] preached in the yeere 1388 at P[aul's] C[ross]," (p. 66), Withers' Abuses, Bishop Cowper's Holy Alphabet, Raleigh's History of the World, and Adams' Sermons. On fol....
Extents: 123 Leaves
Dates:
Majority of material found within early 17th century
Theological note-book of a Roman Catholic
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1281
(fol. 1) i. A few extracts from several of the Epistles of St. Augustine and others.
(fol. 3b) ii. "Observations for such as read bookes of controversie with intent to be resolved therby in matters of beleife".
(fol. 5) iii. "The answere of a Catholike to a Protestant gentleman concerning the storie of Pope Joane".
(fol. 22b) iv. A treatise of fasting. Unfinished;...
Extents: 82 leaves, of which fols. 52-63 are blank
Dates:
17th century
Thirty-four coats of arms belonging to the houses of the counts of Boulogne and Auvergne in France, and of de la Chambre in Savoy, painted in their proper colours, preceded by a short genealogical introduction, and accompanied (except with regard to seven at the end) with notices of the personages by whom they were borne
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. B. 5
The first coat is that of Philippe de la Chambre, "à present cardinal de Bologne," who died in 1550. The following heading is attached to the Introduction: "Icy est la descendance de la maison de Bologne dont est yssue madame Anne de Bologne, duchesse d'Albanye, et contesse de la Chambre." On a fly-leaf at the end is the following note of Dr. Rawlinson's: "Here are seventeen leaves of coats of armour. R. R. See Baluzius of the family of Auvergne, says Mr. Anstis."...
Extents: 20 Leaves
Dates:
Majority of material found within 16th century
"A tract of Christ's birth and incarnation;" a treatise of mystical divinity
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. A. 354
A revised and altered copy from the original MS., prepared for the press, with notes and remarks by the transcriber (apparently the former possessor, T. Haywood,) and two other writers. The author is ascertained to have been John Pordage, M.D., from the following data. He is mentioned as a disciple of Jacob Boehm (fols. 45b, 51b); is continually alluded to as "the Dr."; and, which establishes the fact of his identity, reference is twice made (fols. 6b, 21) to a work by him...
Extents: 80 Leaves
Dates:
Majority of material found within 18th century
'Tracts etc. translated by Mrs Elizab: Elstob ...', Written in 1710 etc. by E. Elstob
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Shelfmark: MS. Ballard 67
'Tracts etc. translated by Mrs Elizab: Elstob ...', among which are:
Fol. 3. Extracts from a Martyrology 'xii Kal. Decembr. Passio Sancti Eadmundi regis et martyris': beg. 'Sum swytðe gelæred munuc'; (fol. 11) 'Non. Ag. Natale sancti Oswaldi regis et martyris': beg. 'Æfte San ðe Augustinus to Engla lande becom.' See MS. Ballard 58, art. 2. c.
Fol. 19. 'De infantibus', beg. 'We biddaþ...
Extents: 61 Leaves
Dates:
Written in 1710 etc. by E. Elstob
Various arrangements, 1956, 1976, 2000, n.d.
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Shelfmark: MS. Mus. b. 373
(fol. 1r+v) National anthem. Arranged for orchestra. Score, dated '©1976'.
(fols. 2-4) [Thomas Arne]: Rule Britannia. Arranged for SA and SATB chorus. Chorus score with pencil annotations (fol. 2); piano accompaniment part (fol. 3) and pencil sketch of opening of an orchestration (fol. 4), n.d. Arranged to go in a production of Gilbert and Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore,...
Extents: 19 Leaves
Dates:
1956, 1976, 2000, n.d.
Volume 4 of four volumes of transcripts of papers relative to Swedish affairs: the third of three volumes of copies of letters in Swedish from Carl. M. Wasenberg, the Swedish ambassador at London, to Count Gyllenborg, 9 Jan 1741 to 8 June 1742; with copies of five letters from Gyllenborg between 10 Feb. 1741 and 17 Dec. 1743
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 572
At fols. 86, 262, 266, 280 and 290 are copies of five letters from Gyllenborg, 1741-1743; and at fols. 272, 274, of two letters from Count Carl Tessin, dated at Fontainebleau and Paris, 10/21 and 16/27 April, 1742. This volume is much stained by damp.
Extents: 301 Leaves
Dates:
9 Jan 1741 to 17 Dec 1743
A volume possibly representing a course of mathematical and nautical instruction given at Christ’s Hospital
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1473
(fol. 1) i. Vulgar and decimal fractions.
(fols. 13, 17) ii. Geometry; Euclid's Elements.
(fol. 55) iii. Mensuration.
(fol. 66) iv. Trigonometry.
(fol. 154) v. Astronomical problems.
(fol. 196) vi. Navigation.
(fol. 269) vii. Gunnery.
The section on Navigation is illustrated...
Extents: 263 Leaves
Dates:
temp. Geo. II
Volume vi 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. 578
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. Miscellaneous poetical pieces are interspersed at fols. 159, 260, 311 b,...
Extents: 375 Leaves
Dates:
Jan-Dec 1702
Biographical entries for an unpublished 'East African and Rhodesian Who's Who' compiled by Ferdinand Stephen Joelson: Maali - Mahgoub, 1949-1957 and n.d. [c.1947-1957]
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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 2365/45
Name: Maali, Ibrahim El Hassan Abu El; Occupation: Govern. Official of Posts and Telegraphs; Date of Birth: 1898; Address at time of submitting biographical data: Sudan
Name: Maasdorp, Gladys; Occupation: Salisbury Welfare Council; Date of Birth: n. d. ; Address at time of submitting biographical data: S. Africa
Name: Maberly, J. E. A.; Occupation: Lt. - Col.; Date of Birth: n. d....
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
1949-1957 and n.d. [c.1947-1957]