Detailed family history covering the lifetime of the authors father (1787-1862) with details of the china clay industry he began near St Austell in 1831. Illustrated with watercolours, photographs prints and printed notices
Search FNL grants since 1931
Also included in the sale was Briggs journal 1855 - 1875 relating to Melbournes natural history. (Briggs founded The Naturalist column in The Field in 1855)
29 medieval deeds of Ludlow, 60 of Shropshire more generally; all seem to have been hitherto unknown
15 school text books published between 1820 and 1854, used by Sir Joseph while at Eton, 30 leaving books from his tutor another master and other boys at the school and 20 prizes won between 1849 and 1855. Presented by Sir Edward Warner
254 issues running in date mainly from 1642 to 1649 and from July to November 1658. Contents are mainly political news and public events of the sort that could be published without government interferance or private resentment
Play is based loosely on the first part of Richard Johnsons short Arthurian novel Tom a Lincoln (1599) but with an added clown figure Rusticano.
Seventh edition. Presented with six other books by John Fuggles
Fine copy of the first French Protestant Bible in its original binding and with the title page and preliminary leaves often removed to delude officialdom and prevent confiscation
Published in the London Magazine November 1875, but never reprinted. Presented by Christopher Dobson, grandson of the poet
Gives new insight into the way White worked up personal letters into a form suitable for publication