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Sierra Leone, 1934-1961
File
Shelfmark: MSS. Perham 426
Comprises:
folder 1 (fols. 1-20) notes made by Margery Perham on native administration in Sierra Leone from 1923 to 1936, c. 1936
folder 2 (fols. 1-16) correspondence with Sir Douglas Jardine about administration in Sierra Leone, a letter from Lapido Solanke of the West African Students Union with a memorandum on Fourah Bay College, 1942, and a letter from Roy McGregor, Sierra Leone...
Extents: 7 folders
Dates:
1934-1961
Studies of Spender
File
Shelfmark: MS. 6647/151
Comprises:
Correspondence relating to the publication of the Jul 1997 edition of Illuminations: An International Magazine of Contemporary Writing, entitled 'Sir Stephen Spender: A Celebration', 1995-1997
One page 'brief recollection of Stephen Spender' by Ewald Osers, Oct 2001
Five page fragment of quotations by notable people on Stephen...
Extents: 1 box (5 folders)
Dates:
1981-2009, n.d.
'A survey of the Western Sea Ports and Havens from Rye to Falmouth inclusive, to which is annex'd the survey of Dover taken in March 1698.'
File
Shelfmark: MS. Gough Kent 28
'A survey of the Western Sea Ports and Havens from Rye to Falmouth inclusive, to which is annex'd the survey of Dover taken in March 1698.' The main survey was taken in July and August 1698, and is accompanied by 15 plans (with two extra ones of the Eddystone rocks and lighthouse. This is apparently the same survey as MS. Gough Kent 16, but the plans are different, and no names are attached, except to the special survey of Dover, which bears the names of Sir Cloudesley Shovel,...
Extents: 75 Leaves
Dates:
Written in 1698
Symeon Seth, Stephanites et Ichnelates, 1543
File
Shelfmark: MS. Laud Gr. 8
Ten printed pamphlets on Indian affairs, Nov 1929-1944
File
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. hist. d. 313
Some with annotation and markings, including:
(fol. 1) statements by the Governor-General of India, November 1929-July 1930
(fol. 10) statement issued by sir Tej Bahadur Sapru and Mukund R. Jayakar on the course of their conversations with the Congress leaders, July-September 1930
(fol. 22) report of the committee appointed by the Secretary of State for India to consider...
Extents: 149 Leaves
Dates:
Nov 1929-1944
Textus Roffensis, a transcript of so much of the original
File
Shelfmark: MS. Gough Kent 1
Textus Roffensis, a transcript of so much of the original (12th century) volume at Rochester as is printed in Hearne's edition (1720). The volume consists of:
Anglo-Saxon laws and constitutions, in Latin and Old English
A cartulary of the church of Rochester
This transcript was made in 1632 by the first sir Edward Dering, when the original was in...
Extents: 280 pages
Dates:
Written in 1632 by E. Dering
to [Jane Shelley]
Item
Shelfmark: MS. Abinger c. 70, fols. 27-8
Original, unsigned. Concerning his book; likenesses of the Shelley family; et al. Mentions [Edward] Moxon; (Shelley's sisters:) [Mary Shelley], [Hellen Shelley], ...
Extents: 2 Leaves
Dates:
Thur., 10 Sept. 1857
Transfer Question, 1909-1938
File
Shelfmark: MSS. Lugard 50
File 1, fols. 1-45: Notes, 1933, a memorandum on the administration, economy and question of transfer of the Protectorates to South Africa, notes of a deputation to the Secretary of State for the Dominions about transfer, 15 Nov 1934, and a draft article by Lugard for the Manchester Guardian with a reprint, 27 May 1935.
File 2, fols. 1-135: Notes, memoranda and reports of...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
1909-1938
Trinity College, 1926-1994
File
Shelfmark: MS. Wind 19
Papers relating to Trinity College, Oxford, including:
Folder 1: Statutes for Trinity College Oxford, 1926; List of Members, January 1971; Reports, 1952-1994 (some missing). [I, 19, i; WIND 31]
Folder 2: Edgar Wind's correspondence and other papers relating to Trinity College Oxford, 1955-1971, including correspondence relating to his admission to fellowship, 1955; Domus dinners, 1956,...
Extents: 1 box (3 folders)
Dates:
1926-1994
Verses and orations of Winchester men
File
Shelfmark: MS. Wood D. 13
Verses and orations of Winchester men, including:
P. 1. 'verses made by the scholars of Winchester schoole to Queen Elizabeth'
Pp. 23, 25, 27, and perhaps pp. 69-106. orations of Thomas Bilson, scholar of Winchester, afterwards fellow of New college and bishop of Winchester
Pp. 127, 179, 204. orations and verses of John Favour, LL.D.
Pp. 67, 202....
Extents: 213 pages
Dates:
Written in the 1st half of the 16th century
With some printed Cambridge pamphlets are the following manuscript pieces, 14th-18th century
File
Shelfmark: Gough Camb. 105
With some printed Cambridge pamphlets are the following manuscript pieces among others:
A copy of 'the Capitade', a poem (1751 ?), the draft of a long indictment against Henry Justice for stealing books from the University library (about 1730 ?)
Caius college fines, 1740-52
The original accounts of Sam. Wotton as Bursar of King's college, 1636, with part of a parchment...
Extents: 1 volume
Dates:
14th-18th century
The XII. worshipfull Companies, or Misteries of London
File
Shelfmark: MS. Top. Gen. e. 29
'The XII. worshipfull Companies, or Misteries of London. With the Armes of all them that have bin L. Mayors ... Also most part of the Sheriffes, and Aldermen. An° 1605.' The arms of the companies and officers are in colours, and a short account is given of each officer, and three short poems at fol. 65. There are indexes at fols. 2, 66. The Epistle dedicatory to the rt. hon. Sir Thomas Low, then lord mayor, is dated July 24, 1605, and signed 'Wm Smith, Rouge dragon.'.
Extents: 77 Leaves
Dates:
written in A.D. 1605 by W. Smith
Letters from Maria Edgeworth to Peter Holland, 1812-1847
File
Shelfmark: MS. 16087/1
Comprises letters from Maria Edgeworth to Peter Holland [unless otherwise stated], some with faint pencil annotation [by Peter Holland?]:
From Edgeworthstown, 2 Jul 1812. Refers to: Dr Holland's article on Saltworks in the Edinburgh Review; Maria's brother William; and Practical Education.
From Edgeworthstown, 10 Aug 1812. Refers to:...
Extents: 1 box (2 folders)
Dates:
1812-1847
Academical disputations, etc., 17th century
File
Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1147
(fols. 4-37, 95-6) i. Disputationes variae academicae de quaestionibus in morali et naturali philosophia. Praemittitur "Oratio habita Oxonii in schola astron. cum nobiliss. d[omi]n[u]s Carolus Herbertus altera vice sub baccalaureo responderet".
(fol. 41b) ii. "A common experience or rather a learned judgement of nativities by fixed stars joyned with planets".
(fols. 42, 46-8) iii....
Extents: 163 leaves, of which 47-57 are blank.
Dates:
17th century
Account of the mitred abbies, by Browne Willis
File
Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. B. 264
With additions and corrections in Browne Willis' own hand, and in that of T. Hearne. The following note is written by Hearne on a fly-leaf at the beginning: "Mr. Willis's account of the mitred abbeys, with some of my corrections and additions. But alas! when I came to print this thing in Leland's Collectanea I found it so very defective that I was oblig'd to examin every thing anew, and to prepare it, as it should be, for the press. It was well...
Extents: 186 Leaves
Dates:
18th century
An alchemist's commonplace book, Written in the 15th century in England
File
Shelfmark: MS. Fairfax 22
An alchemist's commonplace book, including:
Fol. 1. the vision of Edward de Parvo Monte, which occurs also in MS. Ashmole 1384, fol. 93v, and with variants in MSS. Ashmole 1416, fol. 66v, and 1446, fol. 146, where it is ascribed to Edwardus philosophus: beg. 'Ego Edwardus fessus studendo et practizando in secretis philosophie'
Fol. 3. alchemical recipes and short excerpts, as on fol. 9v,...
Extents: 57 Leaves
Dates:
Written in the 15th century in England
Alphabetical table of heads of subjects, with numerous sub-divisions, apparently prepared as the outline of a theological and ecclesiastical dictionary; from "Absolution," with the cognate heads of 'Keys, Penance, Pilgrimage, Indulgence,' and 'Jubilee,' and their respective sub-divisions, to "Zeal"
File
Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. C. 733
Apparently by Francis Turner, afterwards bishop of Ely, one leaf in his handwriting being inserted at fol. 23. At fol. 4 is inserted a letter from W. Lloyd (afterwards bishop of St. Asaph, etc.), dated 17 Aug 1674, to "my dearest friend," mentioning that he (in conjunction with Mr. Smith) has worked for three or four days in the University Library at Oxford for his friend with little fruit; referring to the continuations of Baronius, to Botonus, Benzonius, Pientinus, and...
Extents: 57 Leaves
Dates:
17th century
Articles in newspapers and magazines, 1949-1989
File
Shelfmark: MS. 5985/36
William of Occam: 'Occam's Razor'. The Listener, Dec 1949. Proof with corrections.
Religion and Intellectuals. Partisan Revue, 1950. Typescript.
[Report on visit to China], [1955]. Typescript.
Why Labour now? [Why Shall I Vote Labour?], The Observer, 1959. Manuscript.
...
Extents: 1 box (1 folder)
Dates:
1949-1989
A book prepared for entries relating to the tenth or North Lincolnshire regiment of Foot; but containing only a few coats of arms and regimental insignia, neatly painted
File
Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. B. 96
Nearly all the leaves are blank. On the first page is the title, "Regimental book of record;" beneath, a representation of Mars bearing a sword with the motto, "Ad utrumque paratus" and Britannia with a shield containing the white horse of Brunswick (marked "C. F. C. fecit"); at the foot, "Sterling in North Britain, 1726." On fol. 2. (marked "Officers" on a vellum label projecting from the book) are the royal arms, followed on fols. 3, 12, 13. by twenty-four other...
Extents: 129 Leaves
Dates:
18th century
A bound volume, containing part of the collection of Charters bequeathed to the Bodleian by Douce
File
Shelfmark: MS. Douce Charters a. 1
The charters range in date from 1147 to 1596, and are, according to the number in the printed Douce Catalogue of 1840, nos. 10-12, 18, 19, 21, 25-6, 28-31, 33-8, 43, 50, 55, 61, 65-94, 98. Three have been added, which no doubt belonged to Douce: nos. 99 (deed by which Will. Bate of Hokytone gives to Agnes widow of Stephen le Welsse land in Wimpole, Jan. 25, 1333/4, in Latin); 100 (deed by which John de Playz kt. leases to Geoffrey Barbour land in Ramsey co. Essex, Oct. 23, 1366,...
Extents: 58 Leaves
Dates:
written in A.D. 1147-1596 in England