Showing Collections: 2001 - 2025 of 9057
David Hopkins: 'Delphi' and other poems
The volume contains Hopkins's prize poem 'Delphi', 1809, and the anoymous poems 'What ails thee poor shepherd why looks thou so wan', 'Now blushing from the dawn, the orient ray' and 'Vernum aderat tempus, medium Sol igneus orbem', written in other hands. The poem 'Delphi' is inscribed 'English Prize Poem by D. Hopkins June 13th 1809'. The catalogue of Sir Thomas Phillipps manuscripts lists the volume as 'Hopkins's Prize Poems at Rugby School'.
David James Stewart: Architectural notes on Wells Cathedral
Manuscript notes and sketches relating to Wells Cathedral, Somerset, with a few newscuttings.
David Keilin: correspondence and papers
David Laing: Bibliographical Notes and Specimens
Bibliographical notes and specimens compiled by Laing while librarian of the Signet Library, Edinburgh.
David Lewis: Poems
Two volumes of poems, some printed. Includes 'The Knaresborough Election', a poem in two parts, in second volume.
David Posner: Correspondence
Letters from many American and English poets and scholars, 1940-80; occasional manuscripts and typescripts of poetry; 18 letters on The Sandpipers; and a collection of letters of poets and writers, 1856-c.1950.
David Ricardo: Correspondence and Papers
The collection includes manuscripts of several of Ricardo's works, correspondence between Ricardo and James Mill, letters to Thomas Malthus ans letters to Ricardo's brother in law, J.H. Wilkinson. Also included is correspondence and papers from the twentieth-century concerning the Ricardo Papers.
David Stewart: Papers
Notes on architecture, woodwork and ironwork.
Day files of Sir Malcolm Robertson, Chairman of the British Council 1942-5
The correspondence reveals Sir Malcolm's close contact with the Foreign Service, Parliament and University circles as well as depicting something of the daily routine of the British Council. The range of British Council activities is clearly illustrated as is its contribution towards the war effort.
'De Alcuino Diacono' and 'De Joanne Sarisberiensi'
'De philosohia Morali' and accounts kept by V. Hare
(fo. 2) 'De Philosophia morali', Latin; (fo. 66) blank; (fo. 87) scribbling; (fo. 88) V. Hare, accounts, 1657-74, English. The compiler would appear to be from the Hare family of Abbotsley, Huntingdonshire (see CUL Add. 3102). fos 18, 28, 91: blank; fos 87-94: written from end. Flyleaves form part of a printed almanack. fo. 82: 'This Book belonged to Dr Erasmus Darwin 30/1/[18]82' (in pencil, in hand of Hereward T. Wake).
De Valore Episcopatus Norwiciensis, a summary of the revenues of the see of Norwich, with first fruits and tenths
Debenham (Suffolk) Independent Chapel: Trustee's accounts
Trustees' accounts detailing income and expenditure.
Declaration of Conformity, Wood Walton, Huntingdonshire
Declaration of Conformity made by John Brigham before admission to the cure of Wood Walton. Certificate of the making of the declaration signed by Richard Reynolds, Bishop of Lincoln.
Declaration of Students of Natural Science
A series of letters relating to The Declaration of Students of the Natural and Physical Sciences (london 1865).
Declaration, Trumpington, Cambridgeshire
Decree of Commissioners of Charitable Uses, Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire
Decreta metrificata fragments
Dedication of Jamaica War Memorial 1922
Collection of uncaptioned photographs by Cleary and Elliott, Kingston, Jamaica. The Memorial, a cross of island stone in front of the East Block of the Public Buildings in Kingston, was unveiled and dedicated on Armistice Day, 11 November 1922. Details for each photograph are derived from an accompanying Order of Service and the Jamaica Annual Report 1922.
Deed of appointment, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire
Deed of appointment, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire
Deed of appointment, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire
Deed of confirmation, Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambridgeshire
Richard Ballard, yeoman, of Waterbeach, Cambs., confirms to Thomas Nicholas, yeoman, of Swaffham Bulbeck, the sale of a messuage and 11 acres of arable [land?] in Swaffham Bulbeck. Signed by Richard Ballard (place for seal, but none now). Witnessed by Robert Bredgman, Thomas Johnson, Thomas Grannge, and William [Serlinton?].