19 grants for 1993.
Written during his first two years at St Cyprians prep school, Eastbourne.
Written by the Regius Professor of Divinity at Oxford. Acquired at the Goyder sale withJohn Jewel, Bishop of Salisbury: The true copies of the letters betwene ... Iohn Bisshop of Sarum and D.
An almost complete run (February 1645 - October 1649) lacking only numbers 75 and 81. Its editor, John Dillingham was also a tailor, supplying uniforms to the parliamentary army
833 titles in 28 volumes. The only known set of patents from the footwear industry to be bound together as an accessible unit.
Manuscript verse miscellany made by a leading citizen of Lichfield, and relative of Samuel Johnson.
49 working drawings for the austere neoclassical mansion designed by Wyatt for Sir Thomas Frankland, which was demolished in 1927.
Estate account books, a journal containing a detailed inventory of William Trumbulls good and debts and three large workmens day books.
An album or scrap book compiled by a bear-leader - a man who conducted young gentlemen on the Grand Tour of Europe.
Letters written between July and October 1812 when Radcliffe, as magistrate, was active in restoring public order after the machine breaking and violent robberies of the Luddite protestors in the H
A most important, and very engaging collection of letters from Englands leading statesman and general during the War of the Spanish Succession to the Dutch head of state.
Contains notes on Jean Cavalier, leader of the Protestant Camisards of the Cvennes in their revolt against Louis XIV after the revocatin of the Edict of Nantes.
MS letter from Coleridge to Colonel Moore about Mary Robinson, the Maid of Buttermere, who had been bigamously married to James Hatfield in 1802.
The Mostyn Owens were an Anglo Welsh family with estates on the borders of the two countries.
Many of the documents relate to the Whitelock and Freeman families who held the estate before its purchase in 1832 by Edward Mackenzie
Repton invented a system of showing his clients before and after effects on their parkland landscapes by means of watercolour pictures with added paper flaps or fliers which could be turned back to
Lavishly decorated with historiated intials, including one of the donor kneeling in prayer before the Virgin. Illustrated as frontispiece to AR
These newsbooks were in effect the earliest English newspapers.
The ledgers are day books with invoices transcribed in chronological order, each describing individually the pictures worked on.
Both letters written by Clare to his home in Northborough, one during a visit to London, one in his asylum period, the last known from his hand.