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Copies of official letters relating to the diocese of Chester
Mostly from the privy council to William Chaderton, bishop of Chester, and, subsequently, bishop of Lincoln.
Copies of parish registers, Boxworth, Cambridgeshire
Copies of political tracts
Contents: Charles V, 'Instructions to his son Philip II, king of Spain', translated into English; 'Apologie for the Earl of Essex', published London, 1603; 'A Discourse written to Her Majesty concerning the retaining of the Action for the Low Countries', attrib. to Robert Dudley, earl of Leicester. fo. 50v: blank. fo. 1: '6'. fo. 2: 'F'. fo. 52v: scribblings and 'E K' in 17th-cent. hand.
Copies of Prayers
Copies of the Papers of the 1st Earl of Halifax (Edward Frederick Lindley Wood)
Microfilm of part of the "Hickleton papers", now in Borthwick Institute, York; papers and printed notes including meetings with Gandhi, Feb-Mar 1931, and time in Washington.
Copies of treatises on the Ogham script
Copy of a runic calender
With transcriptions of runes, grotesques and other ornaments, and the name of saints where they are written at the foot.
Copy of admission and surrender, Isleham, Cambridgeshire
Copy of admission, Fordham, Cambridgeshire
Copy of admission, Haddenham, Cambridgeshire
Copy of admission, Soham and Fordham, Cambridgeshire
Copy of agreement between Cambridge University and Town made for Lord North
A manuscript copy of the agreement made between Cambridge University and the town in 1503. This reproduction was made for Roger, 2nd Lord North (1531-1600), Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire.
Copy of case on matter of tithes payable by the inhabitants of Soham to their vicar, Soham, Cambridgeshire
Copy of correspondence between J. Jones Bateman of Lincoln's Inn and the Revd J. T. Cook, vicar of Whittlesea St Andrew, Cambridgeshire
Concerning commutation of tithes.
Copy of deed of revocation, Byall Fen, Cambridgeshire
Copy of deeds, Manors of Cowbridge, Great Burstead, Whites, Gurnards and Chelweeden, Essex
Copy of Exchequer Roll, Whittlesford, Cambridgeshire
In the Accounts for the 32nd year of Elizabeth [1589-1590] in the account of Thomas Askham of the rectory of Whittlesford. A certain sum received as rent for the said rectory demised to Thomas Askham, Margaret Rampston his mother and Giles Askham his brother by Letters Patent dated 20 June 1579 for the term of their lives. The said rent allotted by the Queen by Letters Patent dated 30 July [1590] to Dudley Askham son of Margaret Rampston for life. Subscribed by Justinian Povey.
Copy of Exchequer Roll, Whittlesford, Cambridgeshire
In the Accounts of the 8th year of Charles I [1632-33]. Statement of arrears of rent due from the occupier of Whittlesford rectory and of its payment 8 July 1633. Subscribed by Justinian Povey.
Copy of Fitzwilliam Museum marble (Greek inscription), Cambridge
Copy of Girolamo Lunadoro's 'Relatione Vera della corte di Roma'
(fo. 1) blank; (fo. 3) title-page; (fo. 3v) blank; (fo. 5) text; (fo. 109) blank; (fo. 124) list of contents; (fo. 127) blank. The text is considerably abbreviated from any of the several printed editions. inside front cover: '11' in circle, and bookplate of 11th earl of Westmorland, 1856.
Copy of lease and release, Welney, Norfolk
Copy of letter from the Cambridge Antiquarian Society to the University Commissioners
Copy of manor roll, Belstead, Suffolk
Copy of manor roll, Court Baron, Orsett, Essex
At a previous court it was presented by homage that Rachel Howel died seised of a cottage in Churchstreete and by her will left it to George Howel. George Howel came to court and was admitted tenant. Afterwards he surrendered the property for the use of Richard Funston, who was admitted tenant. Subscribed by Sir Thomas Petit, Steward of the Manor
Copy of manor roll, East Bergholt, Suffolk
Manor of Comandree or St John's. At General Court Baron held 13 January 1779 it is enrolled that whereas at a General Court Baron held 9 October 1776 the death of Lady Chedworth, nee Martha Parker, was presented by homage, now comes Sir William East, Bart., by his attorney, and prays to be admitted to the lands in Great Wenham of which Lady Chedworth died seised. He is admitted. Subscribed by John Ambrose, Steward.