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Vol. IV, 'Poems for Musick', 1737
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Shelfmark: MS. Eng. d. 3626
Fols. 1-75 in the hand of an amanuensis, possibly Hoadly's wife Elizabeth, much of the remainder in Hoadly's hand. Includes a number of pastorals, oratorios and other works (many of them published in contemporary editions), with notes of the composers (mainly Maurice Greene), and of performance
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Extents: 189 Leaves
Dates:
1737
"Ή Παλμήρου τού ψαλμωδία", 17th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 886
"Seu versus aliquot Anglo-Latini psallendi vel accinendi campanis, a praecellenti super xxx (campanum hic intelligas): relatioque paucarum mutationum aut variationum quatuor quinque et sex campanarum, peritissimis inventarum: in ordinem aggesta per Oliverum Palmer, coronatorem τής Χώμής Βηδφωρδίης, ετει άχνη i.e. MDCLVIII". A very curious arrangement of bell-changes, marked not by numbers in figures, but by letters of the Hebrew alphabet, set to verses from the Vulgate version of...
Dates:
17th century
Letters from John Grant to his son Charles, 1848-1863
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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 12, fols. 1-168
From Kilgraston, unless otherwise stated. Chiefly about home affairs, giving news of his twelve other children and of various relatives, and much good advice; also reports of European events, the Crimean War, and the Indian Mutiny. Other topics are noted:
(fols. 1-2) letter from Archerfield [home of his mother-in-law, widow of the 7th Earl of Elgin] to Charles when a Midshipman in HMS Meander, en route...
Extents: 168 Leaves
Dates:
1848-1863
Correspondence with Grantley Herbert Adams, Leader of the Progressive League, Barbados, and member of the House of Assembly and the Executive Committee
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Comprises:
(fols. 1-13) letter from Grantley Adams to Greenidge enclosing and commenting on copies of a proposed Administration of Justice Act, and of a resolution on emigration addressed to the Governor by the House of Assembly (see also MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 19, MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 19 / D7 / 12: 3 Apr 1947 - Greenidge to Tapscott), 10 and 11 Dec 1946
(fols. 14-15) letter from Greenidge to...
Extents: 108 Leaves
Dates:
1946-[1952]
Green Book XV. Letters to Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Jan-Jun 1842
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Shelfmark: MS. M. Deneke Mendelssohn d. 41
Comprises letters from: 1. Printed circular, Stadttheater, Leipzig, Jan 1842. 2. B. Schott's Söhne. Mainz, 1 Jan 1842. 3. Clara Schumann. Leipzig, 3 Jan 1842. 4. F[erdinand] David. Leipzig, 3 Jan 1842. 5. [Carl] Fr[iedrich] Kistner. Leipzig, 3 Jan 1842. 6. W[illiam] Bartholomew. London, 4 Jan 1842. 7. Livia Frege. Leipzig, 4 Jan. 8. Maria B. Hawes. London, 4 Jun 1842. 9. [Carl] Fr[iedrich]...
Extents: 334 items
Dates:
Jan-Jun 1842
'Album Amicorum Emanuelis de Meteren ['Demetrius'] Mercatoris Antuerpiani. anno m . d . lxxv', begun in the year when the Spaniards carried off his former Album from Antwerp, written in 1575-1609
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Shelfmark: MS. Douce 68
There are many signatures and poems, and some engravings and coloured pictures, the names being indexed at fol. 118c: the chief ones are (an asterisk implying that there is more than a mere signature and motto or engraving):
(fol. 103) Baudius, Dominicus, 1604
(fol. 60) *Camden, Will., 1584
(fol. 46) Clusius, Carolus, 1579
(fol. 40) Croy, Carolus,...
Extents: 120 Leaves
Dates:
written in 1575-1609
Andrew Johnston to Priscilla Johnston, describing the night spent at Lushington's, the doctor's attempt to assist them with their task of preparing a letter, their work on the letter after Lushington had gone to bed, which took them until two-thirty the following morning, and Buxton's subsequent insomnia; Lushington had revised the letter before he departed for the Privy Council the following morning
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 17, pp. 263-264
He also mentions that Buxton went to the Brewery while he took the letter to McQueen's, where a few corrections were made. He then copied it out, lunched with the McQueen's, and handed the eight-page letter in at the Colonial Office at three forty-five. The following day, Glenelg sent a letter to the Brewery saying that he was circulating the letter to the other members of the Cabinet. He describes Buxton's visit to Lord Howick and Sir George Grey and their declaration that they were quite...
Extents: 2 pages
Dates:
30 Nov 1838
Anthony Brooke: correspondence and related papers, 1956-1965
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With two items. Comprises:
(fols. 1-12) 'Council Negri': correspondence between Anthony Brooke and Ong Kee Hui, Unofficial Member of the Council, about the new Constitution, a letter from Brooke to Dr Sockalingam about the House of Lords Debate on 15 Nov 1956, and related papers, 19 Jul-16 Nov 1956
(fols. 13-21) two letters from Malcolm MacDonald to Anthony Brooke about MacDonald's book...
Extents: 64 Leaves
Dates:
1956-1965
Biographical, 1930-1976
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Shelfmark: MS. Coulson 19
Folder A.19.1: 'Philosophical Transactions of the Avuncular Society. Volume two'. Notes and reflections by Coulson on factors in his own development, and especially on religion; mostly June 1930-June 1932, with one letter from Douglas Lea 1938. Folder A.19.2: 'Letters to Arthur, Vol. One July 1930-July 1932'. 10 letters, each separately filed and titled by Coulson, on various topics: work and career at Cambridge, politics, Christian marriage, etc. Folder A.19.3: 'C's...
Extents: 9 folders
Dates:
1930-1976
British Honduras (Belize): Speeches by Renison as Governor, and related papers, 1949-1955
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Contains:
(fol. 1) Colonial Office information sheet about frontier dispute, 25 Sep 1949
(fols. 2-5) 'The Baron Bliss Trust': memorandum about the Trust by the Clerk, 12 Dec 1951
(fols. 6-7) Colonial Office Information sheet about the British Honduras (Belize) development plan, 2 May 1952
(fols. 8-11) broadcast by Renison before taking up his appointment...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1949-1955
Buxton to Trew, from Earlham, saying he wished his recent letter had contained better news about his daughter, announcing that he intended to be in London on 23 Nov and to return home on the 27th and that he could make any engagements he pleased for him between those dates, 10 Nov 1841
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 20, pp. 328-329
He wished to call a meeting of both their societies and to apply to the government for a final answer over the Mico grant because he suspected that Lord Stanley might be willing to give them more than the Whigs had done. He therefore asks Trew to prepare a statement for him to present to Lord Stanley on 26 Nov. He reports that a letter from Bird Allen conveyed by Sir Edward Parry had stated that the 'Pluto's' boilers had been inspected and found to be very thin; it was therefore possible...
Extents: 1 page
Dates:
10 Nov 1841
Captain Trotter, from Fernando Po (Bioko), to his brother, describing Bird Allen's illness and death, expressing sympathy for his relations and his betrothed, and regretting that he himself had been unable to attend the funeral that afternoon because he was still too unwell, and that he could write no longer letter because he had already written one reporting to the Admiralty and another to the Colonial Office, 25 Oct 1841
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 20, p. 445e-m
He asks him to break the news to Bird's brother John and to let him see a letter from a Mr Prince, a friend of Bird's, addressed to his elder brother. He mentions that Stenhouse was dying, that Strange was one of the three officers who had not had the fever, and that Smart's friend Willie had died and was buried next to Bird. He asks him to tell Sir Edward Perry and Captain Beaufort that he was unable to write to them and to ask them to let him see his letter to the Admiralty. He announces...
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
25 Oct 1841
Collection of eight MSS.
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Shelfmark: MS. Jones 39
Collection of eight MSS.:
Fol. 2. 'An humble essay toward the settlement of Peace and Truth in the Church', Lond. 1681: by sir Edw. Harley: apparently a copy from the printed work
Fol. 18. 'The Civile Caualiere, or a Discourse concerning the present Parlament:' a dialogue between a R[oundhead] and C[avalier], beg. 'R. There is a Parliament in being', imperfect at end: perhaps written in...
Extents: 202 Leaves
Dates:
Written in the 17th century
A common-place book of English epigrams and other verses, apparently by a Wykehamist at Oxford
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Shelfmark: MS. Malone 19
Includes:
(p. 15) '... the most humble petition of the poore distressed Commons ...' (1624?), beg. 'If bleeding soules'
(p. 21) several poems on the Spanish Match, 1623
(p. 39) 'His Majestyes verses on the Blazing Starre, 1618', beg. 'You men of Brittaine'
(p. 40) 'Basse his Elegie one Poett Shakespear', beg. 'Renowned Spencer'
(p. 42)...
Extents: 174 pages
Dates:
written in about 1630-1640
Compositions for prizes at school and at University by E. W. B. Nicholson: 'Compositions for prizes at [Tonbridge] school, 1864-7'
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Shelfmark: MS. Eng. misc. d. 51
Compositions for prizes at school and at University by E. W. B. Nicholson: 'Compositions for prizes at [Tonbridge] school, 1864-7'. The compositions are:
Fol. 3. English poem, 'Chersonesus Cimbrica'
Fol. 18. Latin prose translation of Hooker's Ecclesiastical Polity, bk. i. c. 10. § 4
Fol. 23. English essay, 'Is it the duty of a statesman to...
Extents: 19 Leaves
Dates:
Written in 1864-1871 by E. W. B. Nicholson
Correspondence, 1956-1960
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Contains:
(fols. 1-12) correspondence between C.E.M. Woode, General Secretary, British Guiana Friendly Societies Union, W.T. Rodgers, and Hilda Selwyn-Clarke about the nature of Fabian and FCB activities, the Union's status and activities, its subscription and receipt of FCB publications; with a draft certificate of membership and related annotations, 14 Apr-16 Jul 1956
(fols. 13-14)...
Extents: 30 Leaves
Dates:
1956-1960
Correspondence, 1946-1966
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Contains:
(fols. 1-18) correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and Mrs Helen Cochrane, wife of Dr Edgar Cochrane, Director of Medical Services, Aden, about hospital problems (with replies by Creech Jones to Parliamentary Questions by Skeffington), educational provision for the indigenous Jewish and Indian communities, town planning for Aden, and the administration of the island of Kamaran with related...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1946-1966
Correspondence and internal Party memoranda concerning the political and security situation in Northern Ireland, Jun 1965; Sep 1969; Sep 1971-May 1974
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Shelfmark: CCO 20/40/1
Correspondents include:-
Clark, Sir George A, Chairman, Standing Committee, Ulster Unionist Council
Dwyer, Paul, Chairman, The Irish Conservative Association, London
Henderson, Capt. OWJ, Publisher of the News Letter, Belfast
Howell, David, Conservative Political Centre
O'Brien, Donough, Secretary of The Irish...
Extents: 1 file
Dates:
Jun 1965; Sep 1969; Sep 1971-May 1974
Correspondence, papers and press cuttings, 1935-1942
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Shelfmark: MSS. Lugard 90
File 1, fols. 1-3: "The Truth about Abyssinia by an eye witness: an open letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury" by Lieutenant-Colonel Cyril Rocke, with a statement by the Archbishop: "We give our whole-hearted support to the action which the League is now taking", 1935.
File 2, item 1: Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House) Information Department Paper No. 16: "Abyssinia and...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
1935-1942
Correspondence with Mrs Barbara Castle, MP, 27 Oct 1955-27 Jan 1959
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/21, folder 2, fols. 40-86
Correspondence with Mrs Barbara Castle, MP (sister of T.F. Betts, Assistant Secretary of the FCB, to whom some of the letters are addressed) concerning the following territories and topics: Kenya:
statement by Sir Barclay Nihill on the importance of extending the jury system to all races: fol. 40
forced labour by women: fol. 41
overcrowding in new villages of...
Extents: 47 Leaves
Dates:
27 Oct 1955-27 Jan 1959