Will of Edith Sare, Hungerford, Berkshire, 1698
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- 1698
Will belonging to Edith Sare of Hungerford, Berkshire. With probate attached. 1 item
Will of Edith Sare, Hungerford, Berkshire, 1698
Will belonging to Edith Sare of Hungerford, Berkshire. With probate attached. 1 item
Wax seal with a portrait of Queen Anne enthroned, [1702-1714]
Wax impression for a medal depicting Queen Anne of England seated on throne. 1 item
Volume of samples of Arabic, Japanese and Chinese script, [1770-1800]
Volume containing specimens of Arabic and Japanese writing and the Chinese alphabet, including the work of the Jesuits in Japan; samples of paper used in the binding of books. 1 volume
Volume of notes, 1771, on subjects including architecture in the plays of William Shakespeare
Folio day book in calf-skin binding including descriptions of chapel ornamentation in London; lists of architectural subjects; copies of letters by John Carter, principally concerning the role of the antiquarian; brief observations on the architectural content of scenes from plays by William Shakespeare, in particular, Richard III. 1 volume
Manuscript volume of notes of antiquarian and historical ephemera by John Anstis, Garter King of Arms, listing memorials at Windsor Castle, descriptions of funeral processions; women bearing arms; patents; the manner of the creation of various nobles. 1 volume
Volume of notes on navigation by Francis Harrison, [1757]
Manuscript folio volume by Francis Harrison, formerly a pupil of Christ's Hospital, entitled, 'The elements of navigation', comprising mathematical tables with problems, including trigonometry, estimation of distances, oblique sailing, reckoning of longitude, compass variation, astronomical observations. With tables, colour charts and illustrations of sailing vessels. 1 volume
Volume of manuscript notes on religious subjects, 1691, with later related inserted items, 1817
Manuscript volume containing devotional exercises and describing liturgical forms, possibly preparatory notes for divine service, compiled by Richard Woodroffe of London. Including commentary on the Eucharist, thanksgiving, and the value of prayer, 1691. With insert containing extracts from Monthly review, April 1813, and European magazine, April 1813, mainly concerning the episcopate, and on George Wither, poet, from Monthly magazine, October, 1817. 1691, 1817. 1 volume with loose inserts
Volume of manuscript extracts from the Bible, [1350-1400]
Manuscript volume of biblical extracts including verses of the Epistle of St Paul, the apostles Peter and John and the apocrypha, mid to late 14th century. Bound with name 'Richard Triplett, 1724' inscribed on cover. Manuscript insert by Leathes including extract from the Vulgate, presented to him by The British and Foreign Bible Society, via the Reverend John Owen, 1813, [1350-1400]. 1 volume
Volume of manuscript copy extracts from ancient and contemporary sources, [1800-1838]
Manuscript volume entitled 'Collectanea ad historiam ingenii human spectantia', a collection of excerpts and commonplaces derived from a large variety of ancient and modern reference sources including the writings of Tacitus and Charles de Secondat, Baron de la Brède et de Montesquieu, covering topics as diverse as the kings of England, the history of medieval Germany, Spanish drama and modern developments in agriculture. 1 volume
Volume of family trees for the landed gentry of Cumberland and Westmorland, 1773
Manuscript volume entitled 'Pedigrees of Cumberland and Westmorland gentry', by Thomas Beckwith, painter and historian, comprising pedigrees and genealogical information relating to leading northern families. 1 volume
Volume of abbreviations in ancient manuscripts, [1770-1800], in Latin
Manuscript folio entitled 'Index alphabeticus abbreviationum in manuscriptis antiquis'. 1 volume
Two volumes of bound printed pamphlets about Roman Catholicism in England, 1686, and 1810-1813
Volumes of bound printed pamphlets entitled Tracts relative to Roman Catholics, mainly comprising letters and reflections by a wide range of authors including Sir John Jervis White Jervis, Robert Stewart, second Marquis of Londonderry and Viscount Castlereigh, George Kenyon, Baron Kenyon, William Wyndham Grenville, Baron Grenville, on a predicted rapprochement between the Church of England and Rome, on the ancient Church in Britain, scriptural translation, Roman Catholic missionaries in England, on penal sanctions against Roman Catholics in Ireland and upon Catholic emancipation in general. Also with extensive manuscript annotations. 2 vols
Sale catalogue for the Portland Museum collection, 1786
Printed volume entitled A catalogue of the Portland Museum (1786), a sale catalogue for the auction of the Portland collection held at Whitehall in 1786. 1 volume
Residency certificates relating to Slapton, Northamptonshire, 1705-1723
Residency certificates issued by poor law overseers in Slapton, Nothamptonshire. 3 items
Residency certificate relating to Great Horwood, Buckinghamshire, 1751
Residency certificate issued by poor law overseers in Great Horwood, Buckinghamshire. 1 item
Residency certificate relating to Blaxly, Northamptonshire, 1770
Residency certificate issued by poor law overseers in Blaxly, Northamptonshire. 1 item
Published books and pamphlets, 1778-1853, on antiquarianism, genealogy and architecture
Promissory note from John Drink to Edward Joy, 1694
Promissory note from John Drink to Edward Joy, Great Horwood, Buckinghamshire. 1 item
Proceedings of the Society for Missions to Africa and the East, 1810-1812
Printed volume entitled Proceedings of the Society for Missions to Africa and the East, vol. 3 (London, 1810-1812), including reports of the Society's management committee, lists of subscriptions and copies of anniversary sermons by Claudius Buchanan, Melville Horne and others, 1810-1812. 1 volume
Papers, 1757 and 1811-1814, on observations of comets
Papers relating to the observation of comets including sketch of the progress of a comet by P. Collinson, 1757; Pamphlet entitled, A philosophical and familiar essay on comets. .. and the present comet. .. and reflections on the probability of the dissolution of this world by a comet (London, 1811), by David Rivers, with annotations on the subject extracted from Gentleman's magazine and other journals, 1812; extracts on a paper by William Herschel, astronomer, entitled 'Observations of a comet with remarks on the construction of its different parts', that appeared in Monthly review, April, 1814. 1 file