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 PKEFACE. 
 
 THE volume that I am now able to publish complete has been 
 long in preparation, and as it has some features peculiar 
 '^ to itself, a few words of Introduction seem necessary to explain 
 its plan and object. 
 
 In the year 1873, having become possessed of the book (Galen, 
 De Temperamentis) that till then had been accepted as the first 
 printed at Cambridge, I attempted to get information respecting 
 all the known copies of this and of the other works printed by 
 John Siberch, and the result of an examination of these books by 
 the late Mr Henry Bradshaw has already appeared*. 
 
 In furtherance of " An attempt to trace the succession of Uni- 
 versity printers " I have for many years been making a collection 
 of the books printed at Cambridge by the successors of Siberch, 
 and some notes on these printers from Siberch downwards have 
 been given to the public'^. 
 
 With regard to this publication, it is necessary to state that it 
 is only a bookseller's catalogue, not a Bibliography, and it therefore 
 contains only the books we actually possess. It has however been 
 my endeavour so to describe the books printed to 1700 — by giving 
 the titles in full, an exact collation with the sizes according to 
 form and not to measurement, and by noting any apparent 
 imperfections, even to the blank leaves at the beginning and 
 end — as to make it bibliographically useful. 
 
 ' Introduction to the facsimile of Henry Bullock's Oratio hahila Gantabrigiae of 
 1.521. Macraillan and Bowes, 1880. 
 
 ■^ Bibliographical Notes on the University Printers from the commencement of 
 Printing in Cambridge to the Present Time. By Robert Bowes. Gamh. Ant. Sorirty 
 Gommunicatumn, Vol. v. p. 283. 
 
 VAG{)35
 
 vi PREFACE. 
 
 Section I, with Appendix A and Section III. with Appendix C 
 contain the books printed at Cambridge from 1521 to 1800, while 
 Section II. with Appendix B and Section IV. with Appendix D 
 contain those for the same period relating to or connected with 
 Cambridge in some other way. Section V. with Appendix E 
 contains those published from 1801 to the present time. The 
 books printed at Cambridge in this Section are not, as in the two 
 previous parts, in a separate list, but they are distinguished by 
 signs for the names of the printers, a list of which is given with 
 the Contents ; and while the chronological arrangement which has 
 been followed from the beginning is still continued, long series of 
 Poems, Essays, etc., as shewn in the Contents, are gathered together 
 under the first date of each group. This Section contains a great 
 many topographical books with illustrations. Where the plates 
 have been described in Upcott or elsewhere, a reference is given ; 
 but in other cases the list is here printed in full. The titles of 
 the Publications of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society, and the 
 names of contributors to the Communications are given. There is 
 also a complete list of the publications of the Cambridge Camden 
 Society. Cambridge during this century has been prolific in 
 periodical literature, and while I have been able to include most 
 of these publications, I have in many cases, by the kind help of 
 those who were connected with them, been also able to print the 
 names of the contributors. 
 
 Appendix I., alluded to above as A, B, C, D, E, consists of 
 additions to the first five sections of the Catalogue, Appendix II. 
 of MS. material, and Appendix III. of loose maps, views, carica- 
 tures, etc., the chief items being indicated in the Contents. 
 
 For Appendix IV. I am indebted to Mr F. Jenkinson, Uni- 
 versity Librarian. It is a list of all the books printed at Cambridge 
 from 1521 to 1650 that are at present known to him, and in the 
 absence of a complete Bibliography will be useful for reference. 
 Such of these as are described in this volume have the catalogue 
 number at the end of the title. 
 
 The first portion of the Catalogue will I hope be of use to 
 those who are interested in the history of early printing. There 
 are also notes to upwards of 900 names by which it is sought to 
 identify the writer with his book, and to give the names of the
 
 PREFACE. vii 
 
 authors of many anonymous works. As in most cases the College, 
 dates of degrees and of University offices are given, it would be 
 easy to see which of the books in the Catalogue are ^vl'itten by the 
 members of any College. I have also been able in many cases to 
 give the date and place of birth and death, so that collectors in 
 different parts of the country may find here works written by 
 many men educated at the University who were natives of, or 
 residents in, their own district. The chronological arrangement 
 would enable any one interested in a particular period to discover 
 what there is in the Catalogue belonging to it. 
 
 The collection and cataloguing of the books of the early 
 Cambridge Printers i.s due to the interest and encouragement of 
 the late Mr Henry Bradshaw, and but for him this volume would 
 probably never have appeared. I cannot however conclude 
 without recording my grateful acknowledgements to those who for 
 many years have given me help in carrying out this work, and I 
 must specially name Mr F. Jenkinson M.A., University Librarian, 
 IVIr F. Madan M.A., Assistant Librarian, Bodleian Library, 
 Mr J. Bass Mullinger M.A., Librarian St John's College, Mr 
 William White, Sub-Librarian Trinity College, and Mr J. P. 
 Edmond, Librarian to the Earl of Crawford. The extent to which 
 I have availed myself of their services is at all events evidence of 
 my desire to secure accuracy ; and while in a book of this size 
 with such a number and variety of facts many mistakes must 
 have crept in and remained undiscovered, it has certainly been 
 rendered much less imperfect by their help. 
 
 ROBERT BOWES. 
 
 1 Trinity Street, Cambridge. 
 April, 1894.
 
 EXPLANATION OF SIGNS, CONTRACTIONS, ETC. USED. 
 
 Bakee, ed. Mayor = History of St. John's College, by Thomas Baker, edited by 
 J. E. B. Mayor. 2 vols. 1869. 
 
 Bowes, Biog. Notes = Biographical Notes on the Cambridge Printers, Camb. Ant. 
 Soc. Communications, Vol. V., p. 283. 1886. 
 
 CooPEB, Ann. = Annals of Cambridge, by C. H. Cooper. 4 vols. 1842—52. 
 
 CooPEB, ^tfe. Cant.=Athenae Cantabrigienses, by C. H. and Thompson Cooper. 
 2 vols. 1858—61. 
 
 Cotton = 4 list of Editions of the Bible and Parts thereof in English from 1505 to 
 1850, by Henry Cotton. 2nd. Edit. 1852. 
 
 Gkad. Cant. = Graduati Cantabrigienses. 1823 & 1884. 
 
 Gunning, Eemin. = Reminiscences of the Univ., Town and County of Camb. from 
 1780, by Henry Gunning. 2 vols. 1854. 
 
 Lea 'WihSQ's= Catalogue of Bibles, Testaments, etc., in the Collection of Lea Wilson. 
 
 1845. 
 LoFTiE = 4 Century of Bibles, or the Authorized Version from 1611 to 1711, by 
 
 W. J. Loftie. 1872. 
 
 Nichols, Lit. Anec. = Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century, by John 
 Nichols. 9 vols. 1812—16. 
 
 Nichols, Illust. = Illustrations of the Literary History of the Eighteenth Century, 
 by John Nichols. 8 vols. 1817—58. 
 
 Sinker = A Catalogue of English Boohs printed before mdoi, now in the Library of 
 Trinity College, Cambridge, by R. Sinker. 1885. 
 
 Stevens = r/je Bibles in the Caxton Exhibition, 1877, by Henry Stevens. 1878. 
 
 Upcott=^ Bibliographical Account of the principal Works relating to English 
 Topography, by William Upcott. 3 vols. 1818. 
 
 Willis and ChMiK= The Architectural History of the University of Cambridge, by 
 Eobert Willis, edited by J. W. Clark. 4 vols. 1886. 
 
 Wood, Ath. Ox. = Athenae Oxonienses, by Anthony a Wood, edited by Philip Bliss. 
 
 4 vols. 1813—20. 
 Wokdswokth, Schol. Acad. = Scholae Academicae, by Christopher Wordsworth. 
 
 1877. 
 @ = The design Alma Mater Cantabrigia, with motto, Hinc lucem et pocula sacra. 
 ORN. = The numbered ornaments printed on pp. xiii. — xxxi. 
 VAK. = An ornament resembling the number quoted, but not quite the same. 
 B. =Born. D. =Died. R. = Rector. V. = Vicar. Qu. = quaere.
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 PAGE 
 
 Preface. v 
 
 Explanation of Signs, Contractions &c. viii 
 
 Contents. ix 
 
 Ornaments, (head and tail-pieces, &c.) alluded to in text. xiii 
 
 Letters representing the names of printers in III. and V. xxxii 
 
 PART A. 
 
 I. Printed at Cambridge 1521—1700. 1—68 
 
 II. Miscellaneous 1520—1700. 69—103 
 
 Specimen of the printing of Siberch 1521, and many of 
 Thomas, Legate, Legge, Buck & Daniel, Field, Hayes; 
 Bibles, various editions; Milton's Lycidas first edition, 
 and early editions of Giles and Phineas Fletcher, Herberts 
 Temple, and Speech as Public Orator, Crashaw, Ran- 
 dolph, Thomas Fuller, Henry More, Smith's Select Dis- 
 courses, Richard Sibbes, Isaac Barrow, Nicholas Ferrar, 
 John Preston, James Duport, John Fisher; John Caius' 
 Historia Cantabrigiensis Acad. & De Antiquitate Cantab. 
 Acad.; Holland's Posthuma; The Book Fish; Querela 
 Cantabrigiensis; Latin Plays; tfc Collections of Verses; 
 <&c. dbc. 
 
 PART B. 
 
 III. Printed at Cambridge 1701—1800. 105—174 
 
 IV. Miscellaneous 1701—1800. 175—251 
 
 Dugdale's Imbanking and other books on the Fens; 
 Bentley Literature; Collections of Verses; Baskerville 
 Bibles and Prayer Books; Books on Sturbridge Fair; 
 Tanner's Notitia Monastica; Blomefield's Collectanea; 
 Gutch's Collectanea; Knight's Lives of Colet and Erasm^is, 
 in calf by Bedford; The Cambridge Intelligencer with 
 poems by Coleridge; Coleridge's Christabel, fi/rst edition; 
 The Cambridge Calendar, a set; &c. &c.
 
 CONTENTS. 
 PART C. 
 
 PAGE 
 
 V. Nineteenth Century. 253—477 
 
 Cooper's Annals, Athenae Cantabrigienses, and Memo- 
 nals; Willis and Clark'' s Architectural History ; Mulli7iger's 
 University of Cambridge to the Accession of Charles I. ; 
 Wordsworth's Scholae Academicae; Mayor's Baker's St. 
 John's; Wordsworth's Social Life in the Universities in 
 the XVIIIth Century; Bristed's Five Years in an English 
 University; Wright's Alma Mater; Everett's On the Cam; 
 Ackermann's Cambridge ; Cambridge Portfolio; Ruber's 
 History of English Universities ; Harraden's Cantabrigia 
 Depicta; and illustrations by Storer, Le Keux, Farren, 
 Redfarn <&c.; Tennyson's Timbuctoo; C. Tennyson's Son- 
 nets; Hallam's Shelley's Adonais, a reprint; Thackeray's 
 The Snob and Gownsman; Ptmch in Cambridge; Toby in 
 Cambridge; The Cambridge University Magazine; The 
 Metropolitan (F. D. Maurice); Oxford and Cambridge 
 Magazine; The Lion; The Bear; The Light Blue; The 
 Light Oreen; The Tatler in Cambridge; The Cambridge 
 Review; The Granta; The Eagle, & Magazines of several 
 Colleges; Lysons', & Carter's Cambridgeshire; Millers' 
 Ely, Bentham's Ely with supplement, {large paper with 
 coats of arms coloured); Stewart's Ely; Rennie's and 
 Wells' Bedford Level; Watson's, and Walker and Cra- 
 dock's Wisbech; Pamphlets on the Admission of Dissenters 
 hy Thirlwall, Turton, Whewell and others; Pamphlets and 
 Fly-sheets on proposed University changes; Election 
 broadsides; <&c. &c., and the following under special 
 heads: 
 
 YEAR PAGE 
 
 1801 Prolusiones 1800—93 .... 253 
 
 1801 Tripos Verses 1800—84 ... 253 
 
 1801 Senate House Problems 1801—78 . 254 
 
 1801 Hulsean Prize Essays 1801—84 . . 254—5 
 
 1801 Bp. Marsh's Pamphlets 1801—28 . . 255—6 
 
 1801 Norrisian Prize Essays .... 256 — 7 
 
 1802 Seatonian Prize Poems 1802—88 . . 259—60 
 
 1802 University Sermons 1802—87 . . 260—2 
 
 1803 Charles Simeon's Pamphlets 1803—37 . 264 
 
 1804 River Cam Tolls, &c. 1804—26 . , 265 
 1806 Polls for M.P.'s for University 1806—82 268 
 1806 Trinity College Orations & Essays 
 
 1806—62 268—9
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 XI 
 
 V. Nineteenth Century continued. 
 
 TEAB PAGE 
 
 1810 Christian Advocate's Publications 1810— 54 275 
 
 1811 Trinity College Sermons 1811—81 . 277 
 1817 Trinity College Commemoration Ser- 
 mons 1817—85 287 
 
 1817 Union Society, Various 1817—82 . . 287—8 
 
 1818 Archd. J. H. Browne's Charges 1818—45 288 
 
 1820 Hulsean Lectures 1820—84 ... 293 
 
 1821 Cambridge Philosophical Society . . 294 
 1826 Philo Union Society 1826—90 . . 304 
 
 1826 Toll Cause, Brett v. Beales &c. 1826—30 304—5 
 
 1827 Storer's Illustrations 1827—35 . . 306—7 
 1833 Polls for M.P.'s for Borough 1832—68 . 324 
 1839 Cambridge Camden Society 1839—88 . 345—51 
 
 1839 Cambridge Mathematical Jl. & its Suc- 
 
 cessors 1839—93 . . . .351—2 
 
 1840 CambridgeAntiquarian Society 1840—93 354—6 
 
 1840 Trinity College Statutes 1840— 89. . 360 
 
 1841 Memorials of Cambridge, Le Keux, 
 
 Cooper 1841—80 .... 363—6 
 
 1845 Maitland Prize Essays 1845—84 . . 375 
 
 1847 Burney Prize Essays 1847—84 . . 378 
 
 1848 Cambridge Architectural Society 1846— 67 381 
 
 1849 Le Bas Prize Essays 1849—84 . . 384 
 
 1850 Adams Essays 1850—83 . . . 385 
 
 1851 University Statutes 1851—81 . . 390 
 1851 University Acts &c. 1851—58 . . 390—1 
 
 1855 Cambridge Essays 1855— 8 . . . 397 
 
 1856 A. D. C. 1857—87 .... 401 
 1858 East Anglian, New Series 1858—92 . 405 
 
 1858 University Extension : Local Exam. 
 
 Papers &c. 1858—88 .... 407—8 
 
 1859 Cambridge Union : Abstract of Accounts 
 
 of Guardians &c. 1859—66 . . 408 
 
 1859 Cambridge Univ. Musical Soc. 1859—61 408 
 
 1859 Ordinationes Acad. Cant. 1859—80 . 409 
 1859 Oxford & Camb. Mission to Central 
 
 Africa 1859—75 409 
 
 1859 Rede Lectures 1859—92 ... 409 
 
 1863 Cambridge Free Library 1863—90 . 421 
 
 1868 Sewage of Camb. Reports &c. 1868—85 . 432 
 
 1878 Oxford and Camb. Schools Exam. 1876—85 455 
 
 1880 R. Farren's Etchings 1880—88 . . 459—60
 
 xu 
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 PAGE 
 
 VI. Appendix I. A. Additions to I. (pp. 1—68) . . . 479—486 
 
 B. Additions to II. (pp. 69—103) . . 486—488 
 
 C. Additions to III. (pp. 105—174) . . 488—490 
 
 D. Additions to IV. (pp. 175—251) . . 490-491 
 
 E. Additions to V. (pp. 253—477) . . 491—493 
 
 VII. Appendix II. MSS. 494—496 
 
 Scot's Foundation of the University of Cambridge; 
 Visitation of Canibridgeshire 1619; Protestations, Oxford 
 S Cambridge 1641 — 2, copied by the late J. E. Bailey; a 
 Collection of Documents from the Baker MSS. relating to 
 the Diocese, the Totvn, the University and the Colleges, by 
 the late Dr. Webb; (&c. &c. 
 
 VIII. Appendix III. Maps, Views, Caricatures, &c. 497 — 504 
 
 Cambridgeshire, by Speed, Saxton, Blaeu, Nicholls, 
 Bowen; large views of Cambridge, Ely, Thorney, c&c., by 
 Knyff, Buck, Lamborn, Sparrow, Harraden, Malton; a 
 set of the Cambridge University Almanack Views 1801 — 
 55; Caricatures by Thomas Orde, Rowlandson, Dighton, & 
 others. 
 
 IX. Appendix IV. List of Books printed at Cambridge 1521 — 
 1650, by F. Jeukinson, M.A., University Librarian, with 
 additions. 505 — 516 
 
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 ORNAMENTS. 
 
 HEAD AND TAIL PIECES, INITIAL LETTERS, &c. 
 
 REFERRED TO IN THE CATALOGUE, AS USED BY 
 
 THE FOLLOWING PRINTERS BETWEEN 1521 & 1776: 
 
 John Siberch Nos. 1-13. 
 
 Thomas Thomas , 
 
 , 14-28. 
 
 John Legate , 
 
 , 29-35. 
 
 Cantrell Legge , 
 
 , 36-37. 
 
 T. & J. Buck , 
 
 , 38-47. 
 
 Buck & Daniel , 
 
 , 48-61. 
 
 Roger Daniel , 
 
 , 62-66. 
 
 John Field 
 John Hayes 
 C Crownfield 
 W. Fenner 
 J. Bentham 
 J. Archdeacon 
 Uncertain 
 
 Nos. 67-69. 
 72-74. 
 78-88. 
 89-92. 
 93, 96, 97. 
 98. 
 70, 71, 75-77, 94, 95. 
 
 [Ornament No 1, see border to titlepage.]
 
 XIV 
 
 ORNAMENTS. 
 
 I»MM*M. 
 
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 MMm^^'^^
 
 ORNAMENTS. 
 
 XV 
 
 8 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 12 
 
 13
 
 XVI 
 
 ORNAMENTS.
 
 21 
 
 ORNAMENTS. 
 23 
 
 xvu 
 
 22 
 
 26 
 
 27
 
 xvm 
 
 OKNAMENTS. 
 
 33 
 
 34 
 
 30 
 
 32
 
 ORNAMENTS. 
 
 XIX
 
 XX 
 
 ORNAMENTS. 
 
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 ORNAMENTS. 
 
 XXI
 
 XXll 
 
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 XXUl 
 
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 70
 
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 ORNAMENTS. 
 
 71 
 
 72 f^^ 
 
 
 74 
 
 75 
 
 76
 
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 XXV 
 
 77 ^ 
 
 
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 79
 
 XXVI 
 
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 ORNAMENTS. 
 
 XXVll
 
 XXVlll 
 
 ORNAMENTS. 
 
 85 
 
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 87 
 
 88 
 
 89
 
 ORNAMENTS. 
 
 XXIX
 
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 ORNAMENTS.
 
 ORNAMENTS. 
 
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 98
 
 The names of printers appearing on the titles in Sections III. & V. are 
 represented by letters as in the List below : — 
 
 A. 
 
 University Press. 
 
 NN. 
 
 J. W. Parker. 
 
 B. 
 
 John Hayes. 
 
 00. 
 
 Glover and Foister. 
 
 C. 
 
 John Owen. 
 
 PP. 
 
 C. E. Brown. 
 
 D. 
 
 ComeUus Crownfield. 
 
 QQ. 
 
 Henry Smith. 
 
 E. 
 
 Joseph Bentham. 
 
 RR. 
 
 John Thomas Walters. 
 
 F. 
 
 W. Fenner. 
 
 ss. 
 
 Warwick and Co. 
 
 G. 
 
 E. Walker and T. James, 
 
 TT. 
 
 H. Foister. 
 
 H. 
 
 S. and J. James. 
 
 UU. 
 
 C. W. Naylor. 
 
 K. 
 
 John Baskerville. 
 
 WW. 
 
 Naylor and Smith. 
 
 L. 
 
 Fletcher and Hodaon. 
 
 YY. 
 
 Chronicle Office. 
 
 M. 
 
 John Archdeacon. 
 
 ZZ. 
 
 Hall and Son. 
 
 N. 
 
 Francis Hodson. 
 
 AAA. 
 
 J. Webb. 
 
 0. 
 
 T. Fletcher. 
 
 BBB. 
 
 Wilson and Son. 
 
 P. 
 
 Benjamin Flower. 
 
 COG. 
 
 C. J. Clay. 
 
 Q- 
 
 Archdeacon and Burgess. 
 
 DDD. 
 
 Foister and Jagg. 
 
 R. 
 
 John Burgess. 
 
 EEE. 
 
 Naylor and Co. 
 
 S. 
 
 M. Watson. 
 
 FFF. 
 
 J. Palmer. 
 
 T. 
 
 R. Watts. 
 
 GGG. 
 
 F. W. Talbot. 
 
 U. 
 
 J. Smith. 
 
 HHH. 
 
 Hatfield and Tofts. 
 
 W. 
 
 W. Metcalfe. 
 
 KKK. 
 
 Metcalfe and Sons. 
 
 Y. 
 
 James Hodson. 
 
 LLL. 
 
 T. Tofts. 
 
 Z. 
 
 E. and J. Goode. 
 
 MMM. 
 
 W. P. Spalding. 
 
 AA. 
 
 E. Goode. 
 
 NNN. 
 
 J. A. Fabb. 
 
 BB. 
 
 Weston Hatfield. 
 
 000. 
 
 Fabb and Tyler. 
 
 CC. 
 
 R. Harwood. 
 
 ppp. 
 
 C. J. Clay and Son. 
 
 DD. 
 
 W. and W. Hatfield. 
 
 QQQ. 
 
 S. P. Naylor. 
 
 EE. 
 
 Harwood and Hall. 
 
 RRR. 
 
 Robertson and Co. 
 
 FF. 
 
 S. Wilson. 
 
 sss. 
 
 J. Webb and Co. 
 
 GG. 
 
 J. Hall. 
 
 TTT. 
 
 W. Metcalfe and Co. L 
 
 HH. 
 
 Metcalfe and Palmer. 
 
 uuu. 
 
 F. Piggott. 
 
 KK. 
 
 Hodson and Brown. 
 
 vvv. 
 
 E. Ladda. 
 
 LL. 
 
 H. Talbot. 
 
 www. 
 
 Jones and Piggott. 
 
 MM. 
 
 W. H. Smith. 
 

 
 A Catalogue of Books Printed at or Relating 
 TO THE University, Town, or County of 
 Cambridge. 
 
 Part A. 
 
 I. Books Printed at Cambridge, 1521 — 1700. 
 
 II. Miscellaneous, 1520 — 1700. 
 
 On Sale by Macmillan and Bowes, Cambridge.
 
 EXPLANATION OF SIGNS, CONTRACTIONS OF TITLES, ETC. 
 
 Baker, ed. Mayor = History of St John's College by Thomas Baker, edited by 
 J. E. B. Mayor. 2 Vols. 
 
 Bowes, Biog. Notes = Biographical notes on the Cambridge Printers, Camb. Ant. 
 Soc. Communications. Vol. v., p. 283. 
 
 Cooper, Ath. Cant. = Athena Cantahrigienses, by C. H. and Thompson Cooper. 
 2 Vols. 
 
 Cotton = A list of Editions of the Bible and Parts thereof in English from 1505 
 to 1850, by Henry Cotton. 
 
 Lea Wilson = Catalogue of Bibles, Testaments, etc., in the Collection of Lea 
 Wilson. 
 
 LoFTiE = A Century of Bibles, or the Authorized Version from 1611 to 1711, by 
 W. J. Loftie. 
 
 Sinker = A Catalogue of English Books printed before mdci, now in the Library 
 of Trinity College, Cambridge, by Robert Sinker. 
 
 Stevens = The Bibles in the Caxton Exhibition, 1877, by Henry Stevens. 
 
 Wood, Ath. Ox. — Athenas Oxonienses, by Anthony A. Wood. 
 
 Wordsworth, Schol. Acad. = Scholae Academicse, by Christopher Wordsworth. 
 
 Q = The design Alma Mater Cantabrigia, with the motto, Hinc lucem et pocula 
 sacra, as printed on title page. 
 
 Oen. = The head and tail pieces and other ornaments as printed in Bowes, 
 Biog. Notes. 
 
 Variation, or Var. = An ornament resembling the number quoted, but not 
 quite the same. 
 
 Qv. = Quaere. 
 
 The device at the foot of the title page is the Trademark of .John Siberch, 
 the first Cambridge printer.
 
 PREFACE TO CATALOGUE. PART A. 
 
 IN issuing the first part of this Catalogue of Cambridge Books a 
 few words of introduction seem necessary to explain its plan 
 and object. 
 
 In the year 1873, having become possessed of the book (Galen, 
 De Temper amentis) that till then had been accepted as the first 
 printed at Cambridge, we attempted to get information respecting 
 all the known copies of this and of the other works printed by 
 John Siberch, and the result of an examination of these books by 
 the late Mr Henry Bradshaw has already appeared'. 
 
 In furtherance of " An attempt to trace the succession of Uni- 
 versity printers " we have for some years been making a collection 
 of the books printed at Cambridge by the successors of Siberch, 
 and some notes on these Printers from Siberch downwards have 
 been given to the Public^ 
 
 With regard to this publication, it is necessary to state that it 
 is only a bookseller's catalogue, not a Bibliography, and it therefore 
 describes only the books we actually possess. It has however been 
 our endeavour so to describe the books printed to 1700 — by giving 
 the titles in full, an exact collation with the sizes described by 
 their form and not by their measurement, and by noting any 
 apparent imperfection, even to the blank leaves at the beginning 
 and end — as to make it bibliographically useful. 
 
 ' Introdnction to the facsimile of Henry Bullock's Oratio luihitu Cantahrigiae of 
 1"»21. Macmillan and Bowes, 1880. 
 
 - Bibliographical Notes on the University Printers from the commencement of 
 Printing in Cambridge to the Present Time. Camh. Ant. Society Communicatiom, 
 Vol. V. p. 283.
 
 iv PREFACE. 
 
 Section I. consists entirely of books printed at Cambridge 
 to the year 1700'. Section II., Miscellaneous, of books connected 
 with Cambridge or Cambridgeshire in other ways, to the same 
 date. These include, books printed in London by John Legate, 
 and by Roger Daniel, both formerly University Printers ; Topo- 
 graphical books, such as those of Caius, and of Loggan ; Verses 
 written on such occasions as the births, marriages or deaths of 
 Royal personages ; Plays performed in honour of distinguished 
 visitors ; Acts of Parliament relating to the Town and University 
 or County ; Sermons, Speeches or Lectures ; Books on the Drainage 
 of the Fens ; Works by distinguished men living in Cambridge — 
 Henry More, John Smith, Richard Sibbes, John Preston, etc. To 
 the books in both sections we have added notes giving — when we 
 have been able to find them, — dates of birth, degrees, death, &c. of 
 the authors or of others connected with the books described. 
 
 As such a collection has probably never been brought together, 
 and certainly never been offered for sale, before, it is desirable that 
 it should be kept intact. We therefore offer the whole of the 
 books in part A until the first of May for the sum of £250. 
 
 We shall meantime be glad to receive instructions to retain 
 any separate books, and they will be delivered on May 1st, should 
 the whole collection not then have been disposed of. 
 
 ^ Mr Jenkinson, University Librarian, who has for many years noted the titles of 
 all books printed at Cambridge to 1640, has been good enough to allow us to make 
 use of his material. We hope therefore to include such as are not contained in this 
 section in the appendix in a later part of the Catalogue.
 
 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. 
 
 I. PRINTED AT CAMBRIDGE 1521—1700. 
 
 1. Caleni (sic) Pergamensis De Temperamentis, et De Inae- 
 qvuli Intemperie Libri Tres Thoma Linacro Anglo Interprete .•. Opus 
 noil medicis moclo, sed et pliilosopliis oppido qiuim necessariii??i nunc 
 primum prodit in luceiii cum gratia & Privilegio. Imprint at end: 
 Impressum apud prroclaram Cantabrigiam per loannem Siberch. Anno. 
 M.D.XXI, 4°. 
 
 Collation: ab 4 (not signed), 8 leaves (1—8). A— R 4, S 6, 74 leaves (9—82). 
 27 lines with signatures. Folios Ixv — Ixxiij marked. Leaf !"• Title-page as 
 above in engraved border. 1'' — 2^ Dedication : Sanctissimo Domino nostro 
 Paimc Leoni decimo, Thomas Linacer Medieorum Minimus. S. D....Loudini 
 Anno Christianas salutis. m.d.xxi. Nonis Septembris. 2'' — 8'' Elenchus 
 sequentis operis. 9* — 80'^ Text. 81'' — 82'S Index erratorum. 82">', Impres- 
 sum apud praeclaram Cantabrigiam per loannem Siberch, Anno mdxxi. 82'\ 
 Arms of France and England. Engraved initial letters A (2 sizes), C, I, N. 
 Parclnnent, good copy. £45^. 
 
 For engraved title, trade-mark, &c. of Siberch's books see orn. 1 — 13. 
 
 From an entry in Caius Annale>;, under date 1569 it appears that the Royal 
 Arms used by Siberch in 4 of the 8 books iJrinted by him in Cambridge was the 
 sign of the house he occupied, which formerly stood between the gates of 
 Humility and Virtue in Caius College. 
 
 Thomas Linacro, M.D., educated at Oxford (and also it is believed for a time 
 at Cambridge), fellow of All Souls, 1484. Studied in Italy at Rome, Florence, 
 Bologna, Venice and Padua, where lie took the degree of M.D. Founded lecturc;- 
 ships in Physic at Oxford and Cambridge, and the College of Physicians. Died 
 irj24. Cooper, Ath. Cant. i. 30. 
 
 [Galeni pergamensis De Teinperamentis ct De Inaequali Intemperie, etc. A 
 facsimile reproduction of tbe above work. With ,n Introduction by Joseph 
 Frank Payne, M.D., F.R.C.P., Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford. And 
 a portrait of Linacre. 21.s-. 
 
 *»* The 3 following of the other 7 l)ooks printed by Siberch have been 
 published, with introduction by the late Mr Henry Dradshaw, University 
 Tjil>riuian, at a subscription price of one guinea for the 3 books, the edition 
 being limited to 1.50 copies. 
 
 I'ulloek, Hcmy. Oratio liabita Cantabrigiae. 1521. 
 
 Cujusdem fidclis Christiaui Epistola ad Christianos omnes. Subscquitur et 
 Divi Augustini de miseria...vitae sermo. 1521. 
 
 P.aiwrii (reinini FJcatis IhiTiiatlicna, sen dc eloqucntiae victoria. 1522. 
 
 1
 
 2 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1584 
 
 Henry Bullock, a member of Queens' College, B.A. 1503 — 4, Fellow 1506, 
 M.A."l507, D.D. 1520, Vice-Cliancellor 1524—25, died 1526. Cooper, Ath. 
 Cant. I. 33. 
 For complete collation of all the known Siberch books, with variations of 
 different copies, see Mr Bradshaw's Introduction to Bullock.] 
 
 2. Two Treatises of the Lord His iiolie Svpper : The one 
 instructing the Servants of God how they should be prepared when 
 they come to the holy Supper of our onely Sauiour Jesus Christ : 
 Wliereunto is annexed a Dialogue conteining the principal! points 
 necessarie to be knowne and vnderstood of all them that are to lie 
 partakers of tlie holy Supper : The other setting forth Dialoguewise 
 the whole vse of the Supper : Wliereunto also is adioyned a briefe and 
 learned treatise of the true Sacrifice and true Priest. Written in the 
 French tongue by Yues Rouspeau and John de I'Espine Ministers of 
 
 the word of God, and kitelie translated into English Imprinted b^^ 
 
 Thomas Thomas Printer to the Yniuersitie of Cambridge. 1584. 8°. 
 
 pp. (19—50 missed) 58, A— C 8, D 4 + pp. 70, B— E 8, F 4, last leaf, blank, 
 wanting. 25s. 
 
 3. Antonii Sadeelis viri clarissimi vereque Theologi de 
 Rebus Grauissimis controuersis Disputationes accxn-atfe Theologice et 
 scholastice Tractatae : Quarum Catalogum sequens pagina demonstrabit. 
 Psal. 140, 9 and 145, 20. ...Ex officina Thomse Thomasij inclvta; Aca- 
 demise Cantabrigiensis Typographi. [1584] (erased). 4". 
 
 A 2 (not signed), B-Fff 8, Ggg 2, pp. [811?], 8 pages missed in sig. Ddd. 
 
 Old calf. Portion of last 2 leaves torn away, and stained and worm-eaten. 
 See Bowes, Biog. Notes, p. 293. 15.s. 
 
 Anthony Sadeel, 1534 — 1591, formerly Anthony de la Koche, Baron of Chan- 
 dieu, a learned minister of " what is called the reformed religion," a friend of 
 Beza and Calvin, author of many Controversial Works, died 1591 at Geneva, 
 where he was Professor of Hebrew. Bioy. Diet, of Ahhe Ladvocat trandated by 
 CoUignon. 
 
 3*. An aunsvvere to a certaine Booke, written by M. 
 William Pv,ainoldes Student of Diuinitie in the English Colledge at 
 Rhemes, and Entituled, A Refutation of sundrie reprehensions, Cauils, 
 &c. By William Whitalcer, professor of Diuinity in the Vniuersitie of 
 Cambridge. Imprinted by Thomas Thomas, Printer to the Vniuersitie 
 of Cambridge, & are to be sold at the signe of the white Horse in 
 Canon-Lane, ouer-against the Nortli Doore of Paules. 1585. 8°. 
 
 A— D 8, A— Cc 8, Dd 2. Orn. 14, 18, 19, 21 var. Calf. From the Library 
 of H. F. Lyte. 25.s. 
 
 Dedicated to Sir Wm. Cecil, Lord Burghley. 
 
 Autograph, " W. E. Peterbor." of Bp. Kennett on title. 
 
 William Eainolds, Pynhoe near Exeter, New College, Oxford, 1560, M.A. 1566, 
 Hart-Hall 1572, turned Koman Catholic, went to Kome in 1575, afterwards to 
 Bheims, where he was made professor of divinity & Hebrew, finally to Antwerp,
 
 1586] I. PRINTED AT CAMBRIDGE TO 1700. 3 
 
 where he died in 1594. He wrote mostly under the name of Will. Eosaaeus. 
 Watts (Bihl. Brit.) says there were 2 other editions of this book in the same 
 year. 
 
 William ^\^litakor, B. 1548, Matric. Trinity 1564, Fellow 15G9, Eepins 
 Professor of Divinity 1580, Master of St John's, 25 Feb. 1585—6, D. 15'.)r>. 
 Coo23er, Ath. Cant. ii. 19G. 
 
 4. A GoDLiE Exposition vpon certeine chapters of Nehemiait, 
 written by that wortliie Byshop and faithful! Pastor of the Church of 
 Durham Master lames Pilkington. And now newlie pvblished. In 
 the latter end, because the Author could not finish that treatise of 
 Oppression which he had l)egonne, there is added that for a supplie, 
 which of late was published by Robert Some, D. in Diuinitie. . . . 
 Imprinted by Thomas Thomas printer to the Vniucrsitie of Cambridge. 
 1585. 4". 
 
 TI 4, 1st (blank ?) wanting, A— K 8, L 2. Bordered title. 
 
 Orn. 14, 16, 18, 21, 22 var. Folios 1 to 75. Fine copy in calf by Eiviere. 
 
 42s. 
 
 Preface by John Fox "To the Christian Eeader." 
 
 James Pilkington, Eivington, Lanes, B. 1520, Pembroke, afterwards St. John's, 
 B.A. 1535, Fellow 1539, M.A. 1542, Vicar of Kirby in Kendal, Westmoreland, 
 B.D. 1551, went abroad during Queen Mary's reign. Master of St. John's 1559, 
 Bishop of Winchester 1560, Bp. of Durham 156 'i, resigned Mastership in favour 
 of his brother, 1561, D. at Bishop Auckland 157t;. 
 
 4*. An Harmony of the Confessions of the Faith of the 
 Christian and Refoi'med Chvrches, which purelie professe tlie holy 
 doctrine of the Gospell in all the chiefe Kingdomes, Nations, and 
 Prouinces of Europe : the Catologue and order whereof the Pages 
 following will declare. There are added in the ende verie shorte 
 notes : in which both the obscure thinges are made plaine, and those 
 thinges whicli maie in shew seeme to be contrarie each to other, are 
 plainelie and verie modestlie reconciled, and if anie points doe as 
 yet hang in doubt, they aie sincerelie pointed at. All which things, 
 in the name of the Churches of Fraunce and Belgia, are submitted to 
 the free and discrete iudgement of all other Churches, Newlie trans- 
 lated out of Latine into English. Also in the end is added the 
 Confession of the Cluuch of Scotland. Alowed by publi(iue authoritio. 
 Impi-inted by Thomas Thomas, Printer to the Vniucrsitie of Caml)ridge. 
 158G. 8", 
 
 Title, preface, &c. ^I 8, MM 8, contents fHH 2, Harmony of Confessions, 
 A — Mm 8, paged to Kk 4, 609, misprinted 593, and several pages in previous 
 2 sheets mis])rinted : Conf. of Church of Scotland, A— C 4, D 2. Smooth 
 brown morocco antique, gilt loaves, by Ilayday. £3. 3.s-. 
 
 The original work was printed at Geneva iu 1581. Sec Nicmcycr, ColU'ct. 
 Conf. I'ra^j. Lips. 1840. 
 
 5, Another Copy, old (^alf, title-page mended. 25.s'. 
 
 1—2
 
 4 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1588 
 
 5*. DispvTATio DE Sacra Scriptvra, contra hvivs temporis 
 
 papistas, inprimis Roberfcvm Bellarminvm lesuitam, Pontificium in 
 
 Collegio Romano, & Thomani Stapletonvni, Regium in Schola Duacena 
 
 Controversiarnm Professorem : Sex Qvsestionibvs proposita et tractata, 
 
 a Guilielmo Whitakero Theologiae Doctore, ac Professore Regio, & 
 
 Collegij D. loannis in Cantahrigiensi Academia Magistro...Cantahrigiae, 
 
 Ex oflGcina Thomae Thomasii, florentissimae Cantabrigiensis Acaclemiae 
 
 Typograpbi. Maij 2. 1588. 4°. 
 
 AB 4, C— LI 8, Mm 4, Nn 2. Orn. 16, 20, 24, 27. Calf. 18s. 
 
 Dedicated to Sir Wm. Cecil, Lord Burghley, Chancellor of England, & 
 Chancellor of Camb. Univ. 
 
 6. A Very Excellent and Learned DiscorRSE, touching the 
 Tranqnilitie and Contentation of the niinde : conteinirg Svndiy notable 
 Instrvctions, And Firme Consolations, most necesnarie for all sortes 
 of afflicted persons in these latter dayes. Distinguished into seven 
 Bookes, 1. Against Covetousnes. 2. Against Ambition. 3. Against 
 Anger. 4. Against Envie. 5. Against Pleasure. 6. Against Curiositie. 
 7. Against Feare. Written in French by the famous and learned 
 M. I. Del'Espine, and newly ti-anslated into English by Ed. Smyth. 
 Printed by John Legate, Printer to the Vniversitie of Cambridge. 
 1-592. And are to be solde at the sisrne of the Sunne in Paules 
 Church-yarde in London. 4°. 
 
 A — DD 8, EE 1. Marked by folios, beginning on B 4, last 7 leaves misprinted 
 101—6 & 188 instead of 200—6. Vellum, limp. 15s. 
 
 Dedicated to Sir Francis Hynd& Thomas Wendy Esq., two of H. M's. Justices 
 of Peace in the County of Cambridge. 
 
 7. — Another Copy in calf, from the Pyne Sale. 15.5. 
 Edward Smythe (or Smith), St John's, Fellow 1577, B.A. 1572—3, M.A. 157G, 
 
 B.D. 1583. Died about 1592. Cooper, Ath. Cant. ii. 148. 
 
 8. Eratosthenes, hoc est, Brevis et Lvculenta Defensio 
 
 Lysiae pro caede Eratosthenis, praelectionibus illustrata Andreae 
 
 Dvnaei in Academia Cantabrigiensi Graecae linguae Regij professoris : 
 
 in quibus fuse explicantur multa, quae turn ad ejus linguae cognitionem, 
 
 turn ad alias res attinent...Excudebat Johannes Legatus, inclytae 
 
 Academiae Cantabrigiensis Typograplius. Anno Dom. 1593. 8°. 
 
 H — TiUH 8, A — P 8, Q 4. Orn. 15, 30. Vellum. Marked in several places in 
 an old hand. 14s. 
 
 9- — Another Copy, calf, gilt leaves, by Aitken, from the Fyne Sale. 18s. 
 
 Andrew Downes, B. c. 1549, St John's 1567, B.A. 1570—1, Fellow 1571, M.A. 
 1574, B.D. 1582, Piegius Professor of Greek 1585 — 1625, one of the translators 
 of the Apocrypha for the Authorised Version, D. at Coton, Feb. 1627—8. 
 Eemoved to Trinity about the time that Whitaker became Master of St John's, 
 1585—6. Baker, ed. Mayor p. 180. 
 
 "Composed of Greek and industry." Fuller.
 
 1595] I. PRINTED AT CAMBRIDGE TO 1700. 5 
 
 10. Adveksus Thomae Stapletoni Anglopapistae in Academia 
 Lovaniensi Theologiae Professoris Regij Defensionem Ecclesiasticae 
 authoritatis, qiiam i[)se luculeutam & accuratam inscripsit, tribusque 
 libris digessit, Du2:)licatio, Pro autlioritate atque avTOTvunia S. Scrip- 
 turae. Authore Gviliehno Whitakero, S. Theologiae in Academia 
 Cantabrigiensi Doctore ac Professore Regio ; & Collegio D. loannis 
 E^'angelistae in eadem Academia Praefecto...Excudebat Cantabrigiae 
 Joannes Legatus Academiac TypogTa})hus. mdxciv. Aprilis 20. F". 
 
 *— ** 6, *** 4, A— lii 6. Oru. 20 (vcariation), 29, 31, 32, 34. Calf. 15.s-. 
 
 Thomas Stapleton, D.D. [1536—1598] Winchester & New College, Oxford, 
 afterwards at Louvaiu & Professor of Divinity at Douay. 
 
 11. Thomae Thomasii Dictjonarjum summa fide ac dilioentia 
 accuratissime emendatum, magnaq?te insuper rerum scitu dignarum, & 
 vocabulorum accessione, longe auctius locu})letiusqne redditum. Pluic 
 etiam (prcieter Dictionarium Historicum & Poeticum, ad proplianas 
 historias, PoetarumqMc fabulas intelligendas valde necessarium) novis- 
 sime accessit utillissimus de Pondei'um, Mensurarum, & Monetarum 
 veterum reductione ad ea, quae sunt Anglis jam in usu, Tractatus. 
 Quarta Editio superioribus multo auctior... Cantabrigiae Ex officiiia 
 lohannis Legatt, celeberrimae Academiae Typography 1591. Extant 
 Londini apud Abrahamum Kitson, ad insigne Solis in Cocmiterio D. 
 Pauli. 8°. 
 
 114, A-Ggg8. Orn. 14 (inverted), 20, 30, 32. Calf. 18s. 
 
 For other editions see Nos. 14 & 17. 
 
 For notice of Thomas see Bowes, Biog. Notes, p. 292. 
 
 12. An Exposition of the Symbole or Creede of the Apostles, 
 according to the Tenovr of the Scriptvres, and tlio consent of Orthodoxe 
 Fathers of the Cliurch : reuewed and corrected By William Perkins. 
 They are good Catholickos, which are of suund faith and good life . 
 August, lil). quaest. in Matth.ca}). 11. Printed by Jolui Logatt Printer 
 to the A^'niuersitie of Cambridire, 4". 
 
 Dedication to Edward, Earl of Bedford. A — Dd 8, Ee 2. Title mounted, ife 
 partly gone, also last leaf. Date gone, [1595?]. Orn. 29, 30, 31, 33. 7s. 0,1. 
 
 William Perkins, Marston Jabet, WarwicUs., J5. 155H, Christ's 1577, B.A. 
 1580 -1, Fellow c. 1582, M.A. 1584, Lecturer at Gt. St Andrews, Camb., D. Camb., 
 1002. ScG P'uUer's lloli/ State, Bk. ii. Chap. 10, Cooper, Alh. Cant. ii. 335—341. 
 
 13. The Apocalyps, oh Revel.vtio.n of .S. Iuhn the Apostle 
 and Evangelist of our Lord lesvs Clirist. With a briefe and methodicall 
 exposition vpoii euery chapter by way of ;i liUlc treatise, ajiplyiiig the 
 words of S. lohn to our last times th;ii ai'c full of spiiituill .nid 
 coi'))i)i;JI Lrnublcs and (li\isioiis in Christ(!lldo^l(^ L.ili'iy set lurtli
 
 6 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1596 
 
 by Fr. Dv Ion, and newly translated into English for the edification 
 and consolation of the trne members of our Lord lesus Christ in 
 his Catholike Church... Printed by lohn Legat, Printer to the Vniver- 
 sitie of Cambridge. L596. 4°. 
 
 H 4, A— Nn 4, last (blank?) wanting. Becovered calf. Orn. IG, 20, 21, 29. 
 
 2r,s. 
 
 Fran^-ois Du Ion, (Francis Junius), an eminent scholar, author of "Glossarium 
 Gothicum," "Etymologicon Anglicanum," etc., Heidelberg, B. 1589, educated at 
 Leyden, came to England in 1620 & resided for .SO years with the Earl of Arundel 
 as librarian, D. 1G77, at the house of his nejihew, Isaac Vossius, at Windsor, & 
 was buried in St George's Chapel. 
 
 14. Thomae Thomasii Dictionarivm Svmma Fide ac Diligentia 
 accvratissime emendatvm, magnaqve Insvj^er Ptervm Scitv Dignarvni, 
 Et Vocabulorum accessione, longe auctius locupletiiisque redditum. 
 Huic etiam (praeter Dictionarium Historicum & Poeticuni, ad pro- 
 phanas historias, poetarumque fabulas intelligendas valde necessarium) 
 novissime accessit vtillissimus de Ponderum, Mensurarum, & Mone- 
 tarum veterum reductione ad ea, quae sunt Anglis iam in vsu, 
 Tractatus. Qvinta Editio KSvperioribvs cvm Graecarum dictionum, tum 
 earundem priraitivorum adiectione multo auctior. Cantabrigiae, Ex 
 officina lohannis Legati, celeberrimae Academiae Typographi. 1596. 
 Extant Londini, ad Insigne 8olis in Ooemiterio D. Pauli. 4°. 
 
 H 4, A — Xxx 8, Yyy — Bbbb 4. Orn. IG, 31. Old calf with clasps (one gone.) 
 
 42s. 
 
 15. A Reformed Catholike : or, A Declaration shewing 
 how neere we may come to the present Church of Rome in sundrie 
 points of Religion : and wherein we must for euer depart from them : 
 with an Advertisment to all fanourers of the Romane religion, shewing 
 that the said religion is against the Catholike principles and grounds of 
 the Catechisme. Printed by John Legat, Planter to the Vniucrsitie 
 of Cambridge, 1598. 8°. 
 
 Dedication signed William Perkins. H 4, A — Z 8, A 4. pp. 3G9 — 372 wanting. 
 Orn. 80. Calf. 6s. 
 
 15*. The Differences, Cavses, and Ivdgements of Vrine, 
 according to the best Writers thereof, both old and new, suiinnarily 
 collected. By I. F. Printed by lohn Legat, Printer to the Vniversitie 
 of Cambridge. 1598. 8°. 
 
 H 8, A— E 8, F 9, G— I 8, K 2. The leaf signed F 4 is inserted. Title torn. 
 Orn. 16. Half calf. 12s. 
 
 On 117'^ & 18* there are two woodcuts, with descriptions. 
 
 16. Ecclesiastes, or the Preacher. Solomons Serimon made 
 to the people, teaching euery man how to order his life so as they
 
 1602] T. PRINTED AT CAMBRIDGE TO 1700. 7 
 
 luay come to true and euerlasting ha])pines. With a Paraphrase, or 
 short exposition thereof made by Theodore Beza. Translated [Qu. 
 by Anthony Gilby] out of Latins into English. Cambridge. Printed 
 by lohn Legatt. And are to be sold at the signe of the Sunnc in 
 Paules Churchyard in Loudon. 8". 
 
 A — D 8. Engraved border to title. Oru. 20. Smooth morocco, gilt loaves. 
 N.D. 18s. 
 
 Siuker (881) gives as probable date 1593 — 5. 
 
 Theodore Beza, Vezelai, Nivernais, France, B. 1519, educated for the Bar at 
 Orleans, retired to Geneva, became G-reek Professor at Lausanne, assistant to 
 Calvin at Geneva, moderator at the Synod of Rochelle 1570, D. 1605. He gave 
 to the Cambridge University Library the valuable MS. of the New Testament 
 known as the "Codex Bezae," 1581. 
 
 17. ThOMAE ThOMASII DiCTIONARIVM SvMJIA fide xVC diligentia 
 accuratissime emendatum magnaquc insuper rcrum scitu dignarum, ik 
 vocabulorum accessions, longe auctius locupletiusqiie redditum. Huic 
 etiam (practer Dictionarium Historicum it Poeticum, ad proi)hanas 
 historias, Poetarumq?te fabulas intelligendas valde necessarium) accessit 
 vtillissimus de Ponderum, Mensurarum, & Monetarum veterura reduc- 
 tions ad ea, quae sunt Anglis iam in vsu, Tractatus. Sexta Editio 
 snperioribus mvilto auctior. Cautabrigiae Ex officina lohannis Legat, 
 celeberrimae Acadsmias Typographi. m.d.c. 8". 
 
 Title etc. 2, A— Ccc 8 (C 4 & 5 wanting). Orn. IG, 30. Kough calf. 6.s. 
 
 18. The Historie of the Bible, bkiefly collected by way 
 of Question and answer. Read and corrected by the Author... Printed 
 Ijy lolin Legate Prmter to the Vniuersitie of Cambridge. And are 
 to be sold in Pauls Churchyard at the signe of the Crovvne by Simon 
 Waterson. 12". 
 
 II 2, A — M 12, last 3 blank, 2 wanting. Preface signed: "From my house at 
 Deptford the ',). of August. 1(102. The L. unprofitable Minister, lame Euscbius 
 Pagit." 
 
 {h) A Bkiekk of the Bibles Histohy : Dkawne first into Eng- 
 ILsh P[oe]sy, and then illustrate[d b]y apt Annotations : \vher[et()] is 
 now added a Synopsis of the J>il)les Doctrine. The third ^Edition, in 
 sundry things amended and enhirged. By Henoch Claphani. 11 Im- 
 ju-intcd at London by R. B. for Natlianiell Butter. 1G08. 12". 
 
 Dedicated to Henry, Prince of Wales. A — L 12, last 2 blank (1 wanting). In 
 1 vol., calf, from tlie Simes Sale. 15x. 
 
 Eusebius Pagit, 1512 (?)— 1017. Cli. Cli. Oxf., Vicar of Oundle, and Rector of 
 Kilkhaini)ton, deprived for Nonconformity, but in KiOl became Hector of SL Anne, 
 Aldorsgate St. 
 
 Hiinocb Clapliam (tl. 1(>U0) in 1595 was pastor of a congnigation of Muglisb- 
 Hpcaking people in Amsterdam, in 1007 Vicar of Northbourne, Kent, D. c. Kill. 
 Diet. Nat. Biofj..
 
 8 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1G03 
 
 19. ThRENO-THKIAMBEUTICON. AcADEMIAE CaNTABRIGIENSIS OB 
 
 damnum lucrosum, &, infoelicitatem foelicissimam, luctuosus trium})lius. 
 ® Cantabrigiae, Ex oflScina lohannis Legat. 1603. 4°. 
 
 H 4, A— I 4, + 1. Orn. 14. Cloth, from the Napier Sale. 18s. 
 
 For notice of this see Grosart's P. Fletcher, Vol. iii., & Lowndes, p. 729. 
 
 ContrihutorH : William Smyth, V.C. ; Thomas Byng, Clare; Phineas Fletcher, 
 lung's; John Boys, Clare; Matthew Wren, Pembroke, afterwai'ds Bji. of Ely; 
 Albert Morton, King's, afterwards Secretary of State; Stephen Perse, M.D., 
 Caius; John Williams, St John's, afterwards Abp. of York; Andrew Downes, 
 Kegius Professor of Greek ; &c. 
 
 20. The Works of that Famovs and Worthie Minister of 
 Christ, in the Vniversitie of Cambridge, M. W. Perkins : Gathered 
 into one volume, and newly corrected according to his owne copies. 
 With distinct chapters, and contents of euery bookc, and a generall 
 Table of the whole. .. © Printed by lohn Legat, Printer to the Vniucrsitie 
 of Cambridge. 1605. And are to be sold at the signe of the Crowne 
 in Pauls Chui^ch-yard. 
 
 (6) The Workes of that Famovs and Worthy Minister of 
 Christ, in the Vniversitie of Cambridge, Mr William Perkins. The 
 Second Yolvme : Newly corrected according to his owne copies. Witli 
 distinct chapters, and contents of euery booke prefixed : and two 
 Tables of the whole adioyned ; one of the matters, and questions : 
 the other of clioice places of Scripture .. 8 Printed at London by lohn 
 Legatt, Printer to the Vniuersitie of Cambridge. 1617. 
 
 (c) The WoRkEs of that Famovs and Worthy Minister of 
 Christ, in the Vniuersitie of Cambridge, Mr W. Perkins. The third 
 and last Volume. Newly corrected and amended. Containing his 
 learned Expositions of sundrie choise places of Scripture, with some 
 little Tractates. The particulars whereof thoii maiest see in the next 
 Page, with the order of their placing. Hereto is adioyned a twofold 
 table ; one of the cheife Points and Questions, the other of choise places 
 of Scripture... Printed by Cantrell Legge, Printer to the Vniuersitie 
 of Cambridge. 1618. F". 
 
 3 vols. Vol. I. H 8, A— Nnnn 6, Oooo 4. Orn. 23, 25, 33. Vol. ii. H 8, 
 A— Ooo 6, Ppp 4. Vol. III. A— Pppp (3, Qqqq 8, Rrrr— Ssss 6, Tttt 8, Uuuu 4, 
 last (blank?) wanting. Orn. 33. Old calf. 18*-. 
 
 Vol. I. is of the first edition : Vols. ii. & in. of one of the numerous later 
 editions. The separate treatises have their original titles prefixed. Those in 
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 25. Hexapla in Danielem : that is, A sixfold Commentauie 
 vpou the most diuine prophesie of Daniel, wherein according to the 
 method propounded in Hexaph\ vpon Genesis and Exodus, sixe things 
 are obserued in euery Chapter. 1. The Argument and Method. 2. 
 The diuers readings. 3. The Quustion.s discussed. 4. Doctrines 
 aioted. 5. Controversies handled. G. Morall observations applyed. 
 Wherein many obscure visions, and diuine Prophesies are opened, and 
 difficult questions handled with great breuitie, perspicuitie, and varietie, 
 which are summed to the number of 536. beside the Controversies 134. 
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 old and new are therein abridged. Diuided into two bookes : the first 
 containing the historicall part of this Prophesie, in the 6. first Chapters : 
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 wherein according to the Authors former method sixe things are 
 observed in euery Chapter. 1. The Text with the diuers readings. 
 2. Argument and method. 3. The Questions discussed. 4. Doctrines 
 noted. 5. Controversies handled. 6. Morall vses observed. Where- 
 in are handled the greatest points of Christian religion : concerning 
 iustification by faith, c. 3. 4. the fall of man c. 5. the combat betweene 
 the flesh and the spirit, c. 7. Election, c. 9. the vocation of the lewes, 
 c. 11. with many other Questions and Controversies summed in the ende 
 of the Table. Diuided into two bookes: the first vnto the 12. chapter , 
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 28. Epicedium Cantabrigiense, &C...1612. {with insertion 2 
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 (b) Memoriae Sacra, etc... 16 12. {See No. 29.) 
 
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 29. Memoriae Sacra Illustriss. Potentiss. Principis Henrici 
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 30. Gods Arraignement of Hypocrites: With An Inlargemkxt 
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 31. A COMMENTARIE UpON THE EpiSTLE OP SaINT PaUL WRITTEN 
 
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 for tlie further use of the Churcli of God. Reviewed by tlu' Avthor, 
 and enlarged with some notes, and besides the iiddition of many 
 liundi'cths of plac(!s of Scripture, with an AI[)liii,beticall tal)U! of all 
 the cheife and most olismialili' [loints containtMl in llic I'xMikr,.. 
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 Mary Aldermanbury, London. Commonly called ' ' the Illuminated Doctor." 
 
 32. Lacrymae Cantabrigienses : In obitum Serenissimae Re- 
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 Hiberiiiae Regis. E.x: officiua Cantrelli Legge, Almae Matri.s Can- 
 tabrigiae Typograplii. 1619. 4' 
 
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 Preface signed I. G. P. (John Gostlin V.C.) 
 
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 King's ; George Herbert, Trin. ; Richard Love, Clare, afterwards Dean of Ely and 
 Master of Corpus; &c. 
 
 33. A Remonstrance of the most gratiovs King Iames I. 
 King of Great Brittaiiie, France, and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, 
 Aic. For the Right of Kings, and the independencie of their Crownes. 
 Against an Oration of the most Illustrious Card, of Perron, pronounced 
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 his Maiesties French Copie, by R. B. Pastor to the Church at Ashele 
 in the Countie of Norfolke. Printed by Canti-ell Legge, Printer to the 
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 33*. Enchiridion De Institutis Graecorum. Autiioue Chkis- 
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 34. (a) Gratulatio Academiae Caxtabrigiensis De Serenisstmi 
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 37. The whole Booke of Psalm es : Collected into English 
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 See also another copy No. 28 (c). 
 
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 40. H' KAINH' AIAOH'KH Novum Testamentum Cantabrigiae 
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 43. Anthologia In Regis Exanthemata : Seu Gratulatio 
 Musarum Cantabrigiensium de felicissime conservata Regis Caroli 
 valetudine. ^ Ex Academiae Cantabrigiensis typographeo, Anno Dom. 
 MDCXXXII, 4''. 
 
 A — H 4, I 2. Dedication signed B. L. Procan. (Benj. Lany.) 4s. 6f^ 
 
 Contributors : Samuel Collins, Provost of King's and Reg. Prof, of Divinity ; 
 Thomas Comber, Master of Trinity; Matthew Wren, Master of Peterhonse ; 
 Henry More, Christ's ; Richard Crashaw, Pemb. ; John Pearson, King's, after- 
 wards Bp. of Chester ; James Duport, Trin. ; Edward King, Christ's ; Richard 
 Love, Master of Corpus ; Henry Fern, Trin. ; Richard Sterne, Corpus, afterwards 
 Abp. of York ; Ralph Winterton, King's ; etc. 
 
 44. Clavis Apocalyptica ex Innatis et Insitis Visionum 
 Characteribus Eruta et Demonstrata. Ad eoruni usum quibus Deus 
 amorem studiumqwi? indidei-it Prophetiam illam admirandam cognoscendi 
 scrutandiqwe. Editio secunda ab Authore recognita. Cantabrigiae ; 
 Apud Thorn. Buck celeberrimae Academiae Typographum. Ann. Dom. 
 1632. 4°. 
 
 A — E 4. Ornamental border and initials, line round the page, and marginal 
 notes. 
 
 (b) In Sancti Joannis Apocalypsin Commentarius. Ad Amus- 
 sim Clavis Apocalypticae. Nunc prinium, idquo imperfectus adhuc, 
 ad nonnullorum instantiani, typis editus... ® Cantabrigiae, Apud Thoni. 
 Buck celeberrimae Academiae Typographum. Ann. Dom. 1632. 4". 
 
 Title and preface 2 leaves, A — Oo 4, last blank. Folding Plate at p. 33. Orn. 
 44. 2 in 1 vol., calf, a dove, gilt, tooled on side. '.).-.-. 
 
 Josepli Mede, B. at Benlcn, Essex 158(1, D. 1G38, Fellow and Tutor of Christ's, 
 and Mildmay Lecturer in Grei^k. 
 
 " In 1032 Buck used beautiful hobrew typo in the quotations in Mode's Clavis 
 Apocalyptica." Wordsworth, Sckol. Acad. p. 3bl. 
 
 44*. — Another Copy, vellum, wanting title, preface, and plate to second work. 
 
 5(».
 
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 45. Cheists Victorie and Triumph in Heaven and Earth, 
 over and after Death... The second Edition. © Cambridge: Printed 
 for Francis Green. 1632. 4". 
 
 [By Giles Fletcher.] A 4, H 4, A— K 4, L 2. Orn. 41 (on Al*), 39, 40. Calf, 
 gilt leaves, by Bedford. 48s. 
 
 For 1st Edition see No. 24. 
 
 46. The Holy Bible containing the Old Testament and the 
 New : Newly translated out of the originall Tongues, and with the 
 former translations diligently compared and revised by his Majesties 
 speciall command. Appointed to be read in Churches, Printed 
 by Tho. and John Buck, printers to the University of Cam- 
 bridge. 4°. 
 
 H 8, A— LU 8, Mmm 4, last blank. Engraved title by Jo. Payn. 
 
 New Testament with separate letter-press title, dated 1633. Orn. 40. 33larfe 
 ILrttrr. Calf. 28s. 
 
 1 Tim. rv. 16 reads ' tin/ doctrine ' instead of ' the doctrine.' 
 
 Stevens (No. 1079) gives an edition as printed by " Printers to the University, 
 1633." Loftie (No. 103) gives this as "Buck and Daniel, 1633," and says that 
 there are at least two varieties. 
 
 47. Rex Redux. Sive Musa Cantabrigiensis voti damnas 
 De incolumitate & felici reditu Regis Caroli post receptam Coronam, 
 Comitic^.q^<e peracta in Scotia. % Ex Academiae Cantabrigiensis Typo- 
 grapheo, Anno. Dom. mdcxxxiii. 4°. 
 
 H 2, A— L 4. See No. 28. 
 
 Contributors : Samuel Collins, Provost of King's ; Eichard Love, Master of 
 Corpus ; Edward King, Christ's ; Eichard Sterne, Corpus ; Thomas Eandolph, 
 Trin. ; Matthew Wren, Master of Pet. ; Edmund Waller, King's ; Eichard 
 Crashaw, Pemb. ; Henry Bard, King's ; Thomas Fuller, Sidney ; Ab. Whelock, 
 Clare, Univ. Librarian and Arabic Prof. ; Henry More, Christ's ; &c. 
 
 48. Senile Odium Comoedia Cantabrigiae publice Academicis 
 recitata in Collegio Reginali ab ejnsdem Collegii juventute. Autore P. 
 Hausted. Lusimus innocui. Cantabrigiae : Ex Academiae celeberrimae 
 typographeo. 1633. 8°. 
 
 A— F 8, G 4, last (blank) wanting. Orn. border to title. Orn. 38, 43. Calf. 
 
 3s, 6rf. 
 
 Verses at beginning by Edward King, Christ's. 
 
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 Uppingham ; E. of Hadhani, Herts. ; Incorp. D.D. Oxon. Nov. 1, 1642, D, 1645 
 at Banbury Castle, Oxon. 
 
 49. The Purple Island, or the Isle of Man: together with 
 Piscatorie Eclogs and other Poeticall Miscellanies. By P. F. ^ 
 Printed by the Printers to the Universitie of Cambridge. 1633. 4". 
 
 P.F., Phineas Fletcher. Dedicated to Edward Benlowes. 
 
 H 4, 1st (blank?) wanting, tH 4, A— Z 4, with Piscatorie Eclogs, A— L 4, MN 2, 
 — E 4. [No pp. 97 — 100 ; an error in paging.] Orn. 40. Newly bound calf 
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 50. Epigrammatum Sacrorum Liber, © Cantabrigiae. Ex 
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 Dedicated by E. C[rasbaw]. U 8, A— E 8. Orn. 49. Limp Vellum. 9s. 
 
 Richard Crasbaw, London, B. 1616, Educated at Charterhouse, and Pcmb., 
 Camb. ; Fellow of Peterhouse ; M.A. 1638. Afterwards became Eoman Catholic, 
 and Canon of Loretto, where he died c. 1650. 
 
 51. The Two Famous Pitcht Battels op Lypsich, And Lutzen; 
 Wherein the ever- renowned Prince Gustavus the Great lived and died 
 a Conquerour : With an Elegie upon his untimely death, composed in 
 Heroic Verse. By John Russell, Master of Arts, of Magdalene Coll. 
 in Camb ridge... Printed by the Printers to the Vniversitie of Cambridge. 
 1634. And are to be sold by Philip Scarlet. 4°. 
 
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 Verses at the beginning by Stephen Jones, St. John's ; J. Pullen, Magd. ; 
 E. Bulkley, St. John's ; T. Eiley, Trin. ; Caesar Williamson, Trin. ; John 
 Saltmarsh, Magd. ; and at end by J. S. Magd. (John Saltmarsh?). 
 
 52. MONOTE'SSAPON. The Evangelicall Harmonie, Reduc- 
 ing the foure Evangelists into one continued context ; and in it the 
 entire histoi-ie of the acts and sayings, life and death of our Lord and 
 Saviour Jesus Christ : duely ordered according to the distinction of 
 times. By Henry Garthwait. H Printed by Thomas Buck and Roger 
 Daniel, Printers to the Vniversitie of Cambridge, mdcxxxiiii. 4". 
 
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 Henry Garthwaite, Christ's, B.A. 162|, M.A. 1628. 
 
 52*. Determinationes Quaestionum Quarundam Theologica- 
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 coleberrima Academia Cantabrigiensi Theologiae Profcssorom pro Domi- 
 na Margareta, publico disputatarum... © Cantabrigiae, Apud Thomam 
 & Joannem Buck, ac Rogeruni Daniel, celeberrimae Academiae Typo- 
 graphos. Anno Dom. mdcxxxiv. F°. 
 
 If 2, A— Gg 4, last leaf injured by damp, mended. Orn. 40, 42 (var.), 47, 49 
 (var.), 51 (var.), 54 (var.), 55. Calf. 9«. 
 
 53. The Book of Common Prayer, and Administkation of the 
 Sacraments : And other rites and ceremonies of the Church of England, 
 With the Psalter or Psalmes of David. ® H Printed by the Printers 
 to th(! Universitie of Cambridge. 1635. 4°. 
 
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 (b) The Holy Bible containing the Old Testament and the 
 New: Newly translated out of the original] Tongues, and with the former 
 translations diligently compared and revised, by his Majesties speciall 
 command. Appointed to be read in Churches. Printed by Tho : Buck 
 & Roger Daniel printers to the University of Cambridge. 4°. 
 
 H 8, A— H 8, I 4, K— X 8, Y 4, Z, Aaa 8, Bbb 4, Ccc— Dddd 8, Eeee 6, last 
 blank. 
 
 Last page contains imprint. Separate title for New Test., dated 1635. 
 1 Tim. IV. 16 reads as in No. 46. 
 
 (c) The Booke of Psalmes, Collected into English Meeter 
 by Thomas Sternhold, lohn Hopkins, and others : conferred with the 
 Hebrew, with apt Notes to sing them withall. Set forth and allowed 
 to be sung in all Churches, of all the people together, before and after 
 Morning and Euening prayer. As also before and after Sermons, and 
 moreouer in priuate Houses, for their godly solace and comfort, laying 
 apart all vngodly Songs, and Ballads, which tend onely to the nourish- 
 ment of vice, and corrupting of Youth.. London, Imprinted for the 
 Company of Stationers. 1630. Cum Privilegio. 4°. 
 
 A — H 8. Also, A Form of Prayer to be used in Private Houses every morniiig 
 and evening. At end, Imprinted at London for the Company of Stationers, 1636. 
 4 leaves. 
 
 In 1 vol. Old red morocco extra, with remains of silver clasps. From the 
 library of Dr. Corrie. 42s. 
 
 54. Five Piovs And Learned Discourses (Here follow the 
 titles of the Sermons). By Robert Shelford of Ringsfield in Suffolk 
 Priest... Printed by the printers to the Universitie of Cambridge. 
 1635. 4°. 
 
 Commendatory verses by K. Crashaw and others. H 2, A — Tt 4, last 
 (blank?) wanting. Old sheep. From the Napier Sale. 18s. 
 
 In dedication " Ad Matrem Academiam Cantabrigiensem" he thus describes his 
 connection with Peterhouse. " Petrenses sancti juvate clavibus biblioclericum 
 vestrum, olim famosi Perni amanuensem, Moynei [Thomas, afterwards Bp. of 
 Kihnore] & Morisoni [Fynes, a celebrated traveller] condiscipnlum." 
 
 The verses by Crashaw were printed in his collected works under the title of 
 " On a Treatise of Charity," and without the last 10 lines, beginning :— 
 
 " Nor shall our zealous ones still have a fling " 
 
 and ending ; — 
 
 "To be a tnie Protestant, 's but to hate the Pope." 
 
 These lines were discovered by Turnbull after his edition was printed, and 
 were inserted at the end of the preface. In Grosart's edition of Crashaw the 
 whole poem is printed for the first time from this work. 
 
 See reference to this work, Gardiner's History of England (C"" 8° Edit.), Vol. 
 VIII. pp. 123-4, & 128. 
 
 Robert Shelford, Pet. matriculated 1580, B.A. 1583, M.A. 1587. " In the 
 church (Eingsfield), soi-eens and wainscot of chancel walls abundantly charged 
 with quotations from the Scriptures, and moral adages in Latin and Hebrew. 
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 and intituled Rector in 15'J9...In the chancel is an altar-tomb, surmounted by a 
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 aged 6i." Suckling's Sufolk, 1846-8, Vol. i. pp. 68-9. 
 
 The mural slab referred to by Suckling was put up by Shelford in his lifetime, 
 viz. in 1627, when his age is given as 62. As his successor was not appointed 
 till 1639, and the above work is not described as a posthumous publication, 16B9 
 was probably the year of his death. 
 
 55- — Another Copy, with title and dedication mended, unbound. 9s. 
 
 56. Haereseologia Tripartita: Vel, De Pernicib, Necessitate, 
 et Utilitate Haeresium iu Ecclesia. Concio ad Clerum habita Canta- 
 brigiae 21 Junii 1633 pro Gradu Baccalaureatus in Theologia A Calebo 
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 Lincolniensi...Cantabrigiae, Ex Academiae celeberrimae typographeo. 
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 56*. Carmen Natalitium Ad cunas Illustrissimae Principis 
 Elisabethae decantatum intra Nafcivitatis Dom. solennia per humiles 
 Cantabrigiae Musas. Ex Academiae Cantabrigiensis Typographeo. 
 Ann. Dom. 1635. 4". 
 
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 of King's ; Ralph Brownrigg, Master of Cath. ; Ric. Love, Master of Corpus ; 
 Ralph Winterton, Fellow of King's ; Ed. King, Fellow of Christ's ; Rali)h 
 Cudworth, Fellow of King's ; Henry More, Christ's ; Richard Watson, Caius ; 
 Richard Crashaw, Pembroke ; Thomas Comber, Master of Trin. ; &c. 
 
 57. Specvlvm Mundi, or A Glasse representing the Face 
 of the World ; Shewing both that it did begin, and must also end : The 
 manner How, and the time When, being largely examined. Whereunto 
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 11 Printed by the Pi'inters to the Vniversitie of Cambridge. 1635, 4°. 
 
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 By John Saltmarsh. 1i 4, A— C 8 (B 7 blank, B 8 title as below), D 1. 
 
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 (b) Poems upon some op the holy raptures of David. © 
 Printed by the Printers to the Universitie of Cambridge, mdcxxxvi. 
 
 8°. 
 
 The first part is dedicated to Hen. Smith, S.T.P. Master of Magdalene & 
 Vice-chancellor. The second part is dedicated to Sir Tho. Metliam & Lady 
 Metham, and is separately paged. 
 
 John Saltmarsh, born in Yorkshire, Magd. Coll., Minister at Brasted, Kent, 
 Chaplain in the army under Fairfax, settled at Ilford, Essex. D. 1647. Fuller, in 
 his Worthies, says that Sir Thomas Metham, his kinsman, bountifully contributed 
 to his education, and that he wrote a book against his (Fuller's) sermon on 
 Eeformation. Saltmarsh's treatise defending the Antinomian doctrine of "free 
 grace " was answered by the learned Thomas Gataker in 1646. 
 
 58. Fr. Burgersdicii Institutionum Logicarum Libri duo. Ad 
 juveututem Cantabrigiensem. Quod vetus est, juvenes, in Relligione 
 sequamur : Quod placet iu Logica, nil vetat esse novum. © Can- 
 tab rigiae, Ex Academiae celeberrimae typographeo. MDCXXXVll. 8°. 
 
 1 8, A 4, B— V 8. 
 
 (b) Fr. Burgersdicii Institutionum Logicarum Synopsis, sive 
 Rudimenta Logica. In quibus praecipuae definitiones, divisiones, & 
 regulae, ad artem Logicam pertinentes, per quaestiones & responsiones, 
 breviter & dihicide propouuntur... © Oantabrigiae, Ex Academiae cele- 
 berrimae typographeo. mdcxxxvii. 8°. 
 
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 Francis Burgersdyek, Liers, Holland, B. 1590, Prof, of Philosophy at Saumur, 
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 The last half of L is an insertion, of which the first three leaves are signed 
 L 4, L 5, and L 6. 
 
 Contributors : Thomas Comber, V.C. ; Samuel Collins, Provost of King's ; 
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 Christ's ; Henry Fern, Fellow of Trinity, afterwards Bp. of Chester ; John 
 Pearson, King's, afterwards Bp. of Chester ; Eich. Crashaw ; E. Winterton, 
 Fellow of King's ; John Wallis, Emm., afterwards Savilian Prof'' of Geometry at 
 Oxford ; &c. 
 
 59. The Book of Common Prayer, and Administration of the 
 Sacraments : And other rites and cei'emonies of the Church of England; 
 With the Psalter, or Psahnes of David, © Printed by Thomas Buck 
 and Roger Daniel, printers to the Vniversitie of Cambridge, Anno 
 Dom. 1638. F°. 
 
 Title mounted. B— H 6, I 4, last blank.
 
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 (b) The Holy Bible Containing the Old Testament and the 
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 Buck and Roger Daniel, Printers to the University of Cambridge. 
 And are to be sold by Roger Daniel, at the Angell in Lumber street, 
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 Title engraved by Marshall, B — Ggg G, Hhb, lii 4, pp. 642. Apocrypha, 
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 "Mr. Mead, etc. Probably this was the Bible in whicb Buck and Daniel 
 "cballenged the whole of Cambridge, by a bill fixed on the door of St. Mary's 
 "church, that if any Scholar could find any literal fault in it he should have a 
 "Bible for his pains. ..It is the first in which the clause in Acts vi. 3 is 
 "rendered 'whom ie may appoint, ' instead of 'whom we may appoint.' The 
 
 "mistake was copied into many followhig editions I believe that the first 
 
 "person who publicly noticed this mistranslation was Dr. William Wotton, in a 
 " Sermon ijreached at Newport-Pagnall, Bucks., in answer to Tindal's Book ' The 
 "Eights of the Christian Church ' ". Cotton. 
 
 "This, perhaps the finest Bible ever printed at Cambridge, being revised at 
 " the time and carefully printed, has served as standard for many subsequent 
 " editions. There are, however, some extraordinary errors in it which have led 
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 1 Tim. IV. 16 reads as in No. 46. 
 
 60. The Holy Bible Containing the Old Testament and the 
 New : Newly translated out of the originall Tongues, and with y" former 
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 command. ® Appointed to be read in Churches. Printed by Tho : 
 Buck and Roger Daniel, Printers to the University of Cambridge. F". 
 
 Engraved title by Will. MarshaU. A— Ggg 6, Hhh, lii 4, pp. 642. 
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 (6) The Whole Book of Psalmes, Collected into English 
 metre, by Th. Sternhold, John Hopkins, and others, conferred with the 
 Hebrew, with apt notes to sing them withal : Set forth and allowed to 
 be sung in all churches, of all the people together before and after 
 morning and evening prayer, and also before and after sermons ; and 
 moreover in private houses, for their godly solace and comfort, laying 
 apart all ungodly songs and ballads, which tend onely to the nourishing 
 of vice, and coiTupting of youth... ® H Printed by Thomas Buck and 
 Roger Daniel, printers to tlie Vniver.sitie of Cambridge. Anno Dom. 
 1638. F". 
 
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 The Bible is the same edition as No. 59. 
 
 61. The Holy Bible Containing the Old Testament and the 
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 former translations diligently compared and revised, by his Majesties 
 speciall command. H Appointed to be read in churches. 8 Printed 
 by Thomas Buck, and Roger Daniel, printers to the Uuiversitie of 
 Cambridge. Ann. Dom. 1639. 4°. 
 
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 beginning Oo 8, p. 591, New Testament, 7,7. 6, p. 731. Old calf. 25s. 
 
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 Buck, and are to be sold by John Williams at the signe of the Grey- 
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 64. The Complete Captain, Or, An Abbridgement of Cesars 
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 64*. Danielis Heinsii Sacrarum Exercitationum ad Novum 
 
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 Pp. of Exeter; Pv. Love, Mast, of Corpus; II. Sterne, Mast, of Jesus; Henry
 
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 Fern, afterwards Bp. of Chester ; Ab. Whelock, Univ. Librarian & Prof, of 
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 Oliver St. John, Cath. ; &c. 
 
 67. A Summary Discourse concerning the work of Peace 
 Ecclesiasticall, How it may concurre with the aim of a civill confede- 
 ration amongst Protestants : Presented to the consideration of my 
 Lord Ambassadour S'' Thomas Row, &c : at Hamburg, in the yeare 
 MDCxxxix. By M"" John Dury, A faitlifull and indefatigable Solicitour 
 of the Gospel of Peace amongst Pi'otestants : Now put to the Presse 
 for the information of such as are able to countenance, and willing to 
 help forward the negotiation to some issue. Cambridge : Printed by 
 Roger Daniel, Printer to the Universitie, Ann. Dom. 1641. 4°. 
 
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 " recommendation of Archbishop Laud, & was assisted by Bedell, Bp. of 
 
 " Kilmore, and Dr. Joseph Hall, Bp. of Exeter " Kose, Biog. Diet. See 
 
 also Wood, Ath. Ox. iv., 578. 
 
 Edinburgh B. 1596. Cassel D. 26 Sept. 1680. 
 
 68. The Temple. Sacred Poems, and private ejaculations. 
 By M^' George Herbert, late Oratour of the Universitie of Cambridge. 
 The sixth Edition... Printed by Roger Daniel, printer to the Universitie 
 of Cambridge. 1641. 12^ 
 
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 69. Gods Sabbath ---. } the Law and Under the Gospel. 
 
 Under) 
 
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 70. Of the Government of Churches; A discourse Pointing 
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 71. Mr Anthony Wotton's Defence Against Mr George 
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 procured; And now published out of his own papers by Samuel Wotton 
 his Sonne. Together with a Preface and Postscript, briefly relating the 
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 72. The Resolving of Conscience, upon this Question, Whether 
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 For printing this pamphlet Eoger Daniel, and Dr. Holdsworth V.C, were 
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 D. Mar. 166^, aged 59. 
 
 73. A Sermon preached in St. Maries in Cambridge, Upon 
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 Poor, London. D. 164',}. Ue beciueathud to the Uuiveisity Library 10,095 vols. 
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 75. A Sermon Touching Sciiisme, Lately Preached at St. 
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 Dedicated to Eichard Camden. A 2, B— E 4, P 2. 3s. 
 
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 This sermon was so offensive to the presbyterians that he was ejected from his 
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 "This person who was a good scholar, but vain and conceited, died 13 Jan. 1684." 
 Published "Historical Collections of Eccl. Affairs in Scotland," and many other 
 works. 
 
 76. His Majesties Declaration to all His loving Subjects. 
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 For printing this pamphlet Daniel was summoned before the House of 
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 78. The Watchman's Watchword. A Sermon preached at 
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 "He was," Fuller observes, "one of those four Heads of Colleges who, at the 
 general turning out of the loyal clergy from their Benefices, by the special favour 
 of their friends, & their own wary compliance, continued in their places." 
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 79. A Protestants Account of His Orthodox Holding in 
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 80. Of Religious Assemblies, and the Publick Service of 
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 81. Democritus Platonissans, Or, An Essay upon the Infinity 
 of Worlds out of Platonick Principles. Hereunto is annexed Cupids 
 Conflict together with The Philosophers Devotion : And a Particuhxr 
 Interpretation appertaining to the three hist books of the Song of the 
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 82. A Catalogue of remarkable mercies conferred upon the 
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 Quibus subjungitui', eorum 2:»otissimum quae ad Philosophiam Moralem 
 pertinent, Index Utilis. Accedunt etiam nuperae Observationes Ra- 
 dulphi Wintertoni in Hesiodum. Cantabrigiae, Apud Thom. Buck, 
 celeberrimae Academiae Typographum. mdclii. 8". 
 
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 103. PUOVE ALL THINGS, HOLD FaST THAT WHICH IS GOOD; 
 
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 the first on the Commencement Sabbath, July 1. 1655. the other since. 
 By William Dillingham D.D. Master of Emmanuel Colledge in Cam- 
 bridge. ... Cambridge : Printed by John Field, Printer to the Uni- 
 versity. And are to be sold by William Mordeu. 1656. 4°. 
 
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 M.A. 1643, D.D. 105,5, Master Emman. 1653, deprived 1662, B. of Odell, Beds., 
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 104. The commentaries of Sr Francis Vere, Being Diverse 
 pieces of service, wherein he had command, written by himself in 
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 Errr3'', the end of Neiu Testament and Psalms. There is no Apocrypha. 
 
 This edition is celebrated for the omission of the first line of Psalm 143, 
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 108. Musarum Cantabrigiensium Luctus & Gratulatio : Ille 
 in Fvnerc Oliveri Angliae, Scotiae, &, llibcrniae Protectoris ; Haec Do
 
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 Ricardi successioiie felicissima Ad Eundem. Cantabrigiae : Apvid Joan- 
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 Emman. ; Wm. Moses, Master of Pemb. ; James Duport, Vice-Master of Trinity ; 
 Tho. Gale, Trinity, afterwards Dean of York ; &c. 
 
 109. Armilla Catechetica. A Chain of Principles; Or, An 
 
 orderly concatenation of Theological Aphorismes and Exercitations ; 
 
 Wherein, The Chief Heads of Christian Religion are asserted and 
 
 improved : By John Arrowsmith, D.D. Late Master both of St. Johns 
 
 and Trinity Colledge sucessively, and Regius Professor of Divinity in 
 
 the University of Cambridge. Published since his Death according to 
 
 his own Manuscript allowed by himself in his life time under his own 
 
 hand... Cambridge : Printed by John Field, Printer to the Univei^sity 
 
 1659. And are to be sold at the signe of the Seven Stars in Fleet-street 
 
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 Note to the Reader signed Thomas Horton (President of Queens') & William 
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 110. The Recantation of Daniel Scargill, Publickly made 
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 Printed by the Printers to the Univei'sity of Cambridge. 1669. 4°. 
 
 A 4. 
 
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 (b) A Poem Attempting Something Upon the Rarities of 
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 A— C4. 
 
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 111. The Holy Bible Containing the Bookes of the Old & 
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 Vniversity. And illustrated with Chorographical Sculps by J. Ogilby. 
 1G60. F°. 
 
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 Acts VI. 3 reads as No. 5y ; 1 Tim. iv. 16 as No. 46. 
 
 112. Academiae Oantabrigiensis ^OSTPA. Sive, Ad Carolum 
 II reducem, De Regnis ipsi, Musis per ipsum feliciter restitutis 
 Gratulatio. Cantabrigiae, Excudebat Joannes Field, celeberrimae Aca- 
 demiae Typographus. 1660. 4°, 
 
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 Cudworth, Master of Christ's ; Theoph. Dillingham, Master of Clare ; John 
 Worthington, Master of Jesus ; Wm. Moses, Master of Pembroke; Thomas Gale, 
 Trin. ; Isaac Barrow, Trin. ; James Duport, Trin. 
 
 113. llOMERI POETARUM OMNIUM SECULORUM FACILE PrINCIPIS 
 
 Gnoraologia, Duplici Parallelismo illustrata ; LJno Ex Locis S. Scrip- 
 turae, quibus Gnomae llomericae aut prope aflSues, aut nou prorsiis 
 absimiles. Altero Ex Gentium Scriptoribu.s ; ubi Citationes, Parodiae, 
 Allusiones, & deniqwe loci Paralleli. Insertis liinc inde Observati()iiil)us 
 Ethico-Politicis in Sententias, &, ad Voces insigniorcs Notis Criticis. 
 Cum lii|ili(;i ludicc. Scntentiaruni. [jocoruui Scripturae. Vocabu-
 
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 Field Celeberrimae Academiae Typographus, 1660. 4°. 
 
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 114. Catalogus Plantarum Circa Cantabrigiam nascentium : 
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 155. MusAE Subsecivae, seu Poetica Stromata. Autore J. D. 
 
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 156. The Reason of Episcopall Inspection Asserted in a 
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 157. A Sermon Preached before the King at New-Market 
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 158. Thesaurus, Graecae Linguae, In Epitomen, sive Com- 
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 159. NovvM Testamentum Domini nostri Jesu Christi Inter- 
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 161. A Collection ok English Proverbs Digested into a cqn- 
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 Explications, Old Proverbial Rhytliines, Less known or Exotick Pro-
 
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 verbial Sentences, and Scottish Proverbs. The Second Edition. 
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 of Hebrew Proverbs, with Annotations and Parallels. By J. Ray, 
 M.A. and Fellow of the Royal Society, Cambridge, Printed by John 
 Hayes, Printer to the University, for W. Moi'den. 1678. 8'^. 
 
 A— Dd 8. Calf. 12s. 6d. 
 
 List of Books sold by W. Morden at end. 
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 162. The Book of Common Prayer and Administration of the 
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 Cambridge, Printed by John Hayes, Printer to the University, 
 
 M.DC.LXXIX. 4". 
 
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 A— G 8, H 4. 
 
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 163. 'EPMHNE'IA Logica, Seu Synopseos Logicae Burgers- 
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 See ante No. 58. 
 
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 164. The Faith, Doctrine and Religion, Professed and Pro- 
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 1681. 4°. 
 
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 165. Bernhardi Vareni Med. D. Geographia Genehalis, In 
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 una cum Tabb. aliquot quae desiderabantur Aucta & Illustrata. Ab 
 Isaaco Newton Math. Prof". Lucasiano apud Cantabrigienses. Editio 
 tSecunda Auctior & Emendatior. ® Cantabrigiae, Ex Officina J oaun. 
 Hayes, Celeberrimae Academiae Ty{)ographi, Sumptibus Henrici 
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 166. Piiraseologia Generalis; Continens, quaecunque sunt 
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 Publislied ;) and Methodically Dig(!sted ; for the more speedy, and 
 Prosperous Progress of Students, in their Humanity Studies. Wy 
 William Pvobertsou, A.M. Cambridgt!, I'riiiLcd by .John I L ayes, Priul.r
 
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 167. A Discourse Concerning the Nature of Christ's Kingdom, 
 With Relation to the Kingdoms of this World ; in Two Sermons 
 Preach'd at S' Maries before the University of Cambridge. By Miles 
 Barne Fellow of S* Peter's College. Publish'd by Authority. Cam- 
 bridge, Printed by J. Hayes, Printer to the University ; for R. Green, 
 Bookseller in Cambridge. 1682. 4°. 
 
 A— D 4, B— E 4, F 2. Orn. 56. 2s. 6d. 
 
 168. Samuelis Pufendorfii, De Officio Hominis & Civis, Juxta 
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 Samuel Pufendorf, Flaeh n''. Chemnitz, Saxony B. 1632, studied at Leipzig & 
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 169. A Sermon Preach'd before the University of Cambridge 
 On the 9th of September, Being the Day of Publick Thanksgiving for 
 the Deliverance of His Majesties Sacred Person, His Royal Brother, 
 and the Government, from the late Hellish Fanatick Conspiracy. By 
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 A— E 4, F 1. 2s. U. 
 
 170. Hymenaeus Cantabrigiensis. 8 Cantabrigiae : Ex Offi- 
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 Marriage of the Princess Anne with Prince George of Denmark. Dedicated 
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 172. Mathiae Casimiri Sarbievii Lyricorum Libri iv. Epodon 
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 Professor at Wilne. D. 1640. 
 
 173. A Sermon Preach'd at the Assizes At Hertford. July 
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 Majesty, and Fellow of St. Peters College in Cambridge Cambridge, 
 
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 174. Moestissimae ac Laetissimae Academiae Caxtabrigiensis 
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 176. De Ciiristo Imitando, Contemnendisque Mundi Vanitatibus 
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 176*. Enchiridion Militis Christiani, Salubkrkimis praecei'tis 
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 177. Lucii CoELii Lactantii Firmiani Opera, Quae extant 
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 178. I20KPATOY2 AOrOI KAI EniSTOAAI. Tsocratis Ora- 
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 179. The History op that Most Victorious Monarch Edward 
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 181. The Reformation op the Church of England Justified, 
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 183. Illu.stklsslmi Piuncipis Ducis Cohnuhiae kt Comitis Pala- 
 
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 185. De Christo Imitando, Contemnendisque Mundi Vanitati- 
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 tiano Castellione. Quibus adjungitur Liber Quartus De Coena Dominica 
 Latine redditus, Una cum Micis aliquot Epidorpidutn. Authore R 
 Widdrington, D.D. C.C. Soc. & D'^=^'^ Marg. apud Cantab. Theol. Prof.... 
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 Frontispiece as in No. 176* with "De Christo Imitando" substituted for 
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 185*. Casus Conscientiae (Sive Quaestiones Practicae) Novem 
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 1696. 
 
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 186. CoNCio AD Clerum Habita coram Academia Cantabrigiensi 
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 187. OMHPOY IAIA2 Kal ck 'Avrqv 2X0AIA twv HAAAIfiN. 
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 188. A Sermon Preached before the University of Cam- 
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 the Anniversary for Commemoration of King Henry VI. The Founder. 
 By William Fleetwood M.A. Fellow of Kings- College. Cambridge, 
 Printed by John Hayes Printer to the Vniversity ; for William Graves 
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 189. Dove. Speculum Anni or an Almanack For the Year op 
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 193. JoiiANNis MiLTOXi Paradisi Amissi Liber Primus ex 
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 194. The Necessity of Adhering to the Church of England 
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 195. The Anatomy op A Jacobite. Ok, the Jacobites Heart Laid 
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 196. A Sermon Preached at Great St Marie's Church. In 
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 At the Assizes Held there, August 1. 1693. By Tlio. Walker B.D. 
 F(!llow of Sidney-Sussex Coll. . ..Cambridge, Printed by John TFayes, 
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 197. Linguae Romanae Dictionarium Luculentum Novum. A 
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 Words and Phrases before the Latin ; among which latter, no Word or 
 Expression is admitted, but what is Classic, and of an approved 
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 taken, that the Proper and Original Signification of each Word is first 
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 or Remote. III. The Latin-Proper Names of those Persons, People or 
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 Authors, with Explications from their several Languages, and a short 
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 are made necessary to us by the many Inventions and Discoveries not 
 known to the Ancients, as those which crept into the Latin Tongue 
 during the Ignorance and Darkness of the Middle Ages. V. The Law- 
 Latin, Comprehending those Words, which are made use of by the 
 Common-Lawyers in their particular Profession ; very necessary for the 
 understanding of Charters, &c. The Whole Completed and Improved 
 from the several Works of Stephens, Cooper, Gouldman, Holyoke, Dr. 
 Littleton, a Large Manuscript, in three Volumes, of Mr John Milton, 
 &c. In the Use of all which, for greater Exactness, Recourse has 
 
 always been had to the Authors themseh^es Cambridge, Printed for 
 
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 198. EYPiniAOY Sw^c'/xem a7ravTa....EuRIPIDIS QuAE ExTANT 
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 Item Fragmenta Aliarum plusquam LX Tragoediarum ; Et Epistolae 
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 Doctorum Virorum Notae & Oonjecturae cum Perpetuis ad Posteriores 
 Fabulas Commentariis. Genuinae Lectiones asseruntur, Carminum 
 ratione diligenter observata. Scholia Vetera & Latina Versio omnia- 
 que adeb multo quam antehac Emendatiora. Accedit Index Triplex, 
 1. In Authorem. 2. In Scholia. 3. Authorum in Scholiis & Notis
 
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 Richardi Green Bibliopolae Cantab. An. Dom. mdcxciv. F". 
 
 a— h i, B— Tt 4, Vv 2. 2">' pai-t (of which Vv2 is title), a— bbbb 4, cccc 2. 
 Engraved Portraits of Euripides & Barnes before title. 
 
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 199. Lacrymae Cantabrigienses In Obitum Serenissimae Re- 
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 John Leng, Cath., afterwards Bp. of Norwich. 
 
 200. The Holy Bible Containing the Old Testament and 
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 Notes, shewing Scripture to be the best Interpreter of Scripture. 
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 John Canne, leader of the English Brownists at Amsterdam, whither he fled 
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 201. Censorinus de Die Natali. Henricus Lindenbrooius 
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 Fragmentum Notae, Cum Spicilegio Annotationum Doctissimorum 
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 202. A Sermon Preached at the Publick Commencement at 
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 Hutchinson, D.D. Preacher at St. James's in Bury St. Edmunds. 
 Cambridge, Printed for Edmund Jeffery, Bookseller in Cambridge, 
 1698. 4°. 
 
 Half-title & title 2, A— C 4. 2s. Gd. 
 
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 203. A Sermon Preached at the Publick Commencement at 
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 204. A Concordance To the Holy Scriptures ; Together 
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 205. A Sermon Preach'd before the King at Newmarket, 
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 Fellow of St. Katherines-Hall in Cambridge. Publish'd by His Majes- 
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 1727. 
 
 206. The Vanity and Danger of Modern Theories. A Sermon 
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 Day of August, 1699. By Richard Marsh, A.M. and Fellow of S'- 
 John's College. Camhi'idge, Printed at the University Press, for 
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 207. The Eternal and Intrinsick Reasons of Good and Evil. 
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 Printed at the University Press, for Edmund Jeffery, Bookseller in 
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 208. — Another edition, Camb. 1700. 8°. A— C 8, D 4. Is. 6(j!. 
 
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 208*. Quinti Horatii Flacci Opera Ad optimorum Exem- 
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 209. A Description of the Unregenerate and the tuulv 
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 of Cambridge, on Commencement Sunday In the Forenoon, June 30. 
 1700. By John Gaskarth D.D. Sometimes Fellow of Pembroke-Hal], 
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 210. Insanientis Sapientiae Sive Enthusiasm: Reputatio. 
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 212. St. Paul and St. James reconcil'd. A Sermon Preach'd 
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 214. Defe.ysio Regie assertionis coatra Babylonica.i/ cai'tiui- 
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 LL.D. 1549, V. C. ISf?-, Master of Trinity Hall Feb. 155^, President of 
 Queen's Coll. Oxon. 1552. D. Lond. 21 Jan. 157A. Cooper, Ath. Cant, i., 
 299, 558. 
 
 Thomas Hatcher, educated at Eton, elected to King's 1555, B.A. 15|§, 
 friend & correspondent of John Stow. D. 1583. Cooper, Ath. Cant, i., 483, 569. 
 
 216. HisTORiAE Cantebrigiensis Academiae ab vrbe condita, 
 Liber primus. Authore Johanne Oaio Anglo. Londini in aedibus 
 Johannis Daij. An. Dom. 1574. 51 Cum Gratia & Priuilegio Regiae 
 Maiestatis. 4°. 
 
 A — S 4, last blank. 
 
 (6) De Antiqvitate Cantebrigiensis Academiae Libri duo.... 
 
 Johanue Caio Anglo Authore Londini in aedibus Johannis Daij. 
 
 An. Dom. 1574. ^ Cum Gratia & Priuilegio Regiae Maiestatis. 4". 
 
 A — Oo 4, last blank.
 
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 (c) ASSERTIO AnTIQUITATIS OxONIENSIS AcADEJIIAE INCERTO 
 
 Authore eiusdem Gymnasij. Ad illustriss. Regiiiam. Anno 1566. 
 lam nuper ad verbum cum priore aedita. Cum fragmento Oxoniensis 
 
 historiolae Londiniin aedibus Johannis Daij, An. Dom. 1574. H Cum 
 
 Gratia & Priuilegio Regiae Maiestatis. 4°. 
 
 A — D 4, last blank. 
 
 Thomas Key, Cay, or Caius, Fellow of All Souls, Oxford, registrary 1534r, 
 deprived 1552, Prebendary of Sarum 1559, Master of Univ. Coll. 1561, K. of 
 Tredington 1563, D. 1572. 
 
 (d) Johannis Caij Angli, De pronunciatione Gr^ecae & 
 
 Latinae linguae cum scriptione noua libellus. Londini in aedibus 
 
 Johannis Daij. An. Dom. 1574. T[ Cum Gratia & Priuilegio Regiae 
 
 Maiestatis. 4°. 
 
 A — C 4, + errata for (a) & (h) 2 leaves. 
 
 4 in 1 vol. With Autograph of William Herbert. Old calf, rebaeked. 25s. 
 
 John Caius, M.D., Co-founder of Gonville & Caius Coll., B. 1510, principal of 
 Physwick Hostel & Fellow of Gonville Hall 1533, physician to Edward VI. & to 
 Queen Mary, president of College of Physicians 1555, Master of Gonville & Caius, 
 155f. D. 1571. Cooper, Ath. Cant, i., 312. 
 
 216*- Another copy containing (6) and (c) only. Vellum. 14s. 
 
 217. loANNis IvELLi, Sarisbvriensis IN Anglia Nvper Episcopi 
 adversus Thoniam Hardingum, volumen alteram, in quo viginti septem 
 quaestiones tfc scripturis, &, omnium Conciliorum ac patrum monimentis, 
 quaecunque sexcentis a nato Christo annis antiquiora sunt, disceptantur 
 atque cxplicantur : Ex Anglico conuersum in Latinum, a Gulielmo 
 VVhitakero Oollegij Sanctae Trinitatis apud Cantabrigienses socio — 
 Londini, Excudebat Thomas Vautrollerius Typographus, Impcnsis 
 Thomae Chardi Bibliopolae ad insigne galeae in Coemeterio D. Pauli. 
 1578. 4°. 
 
 *8, **4, ***8, A 4, B— BBB 8, CCC— GGG 4. Boards. 5s. M. 
 
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 the prefaces of Jewel & Whitaker, there is one by " llobertns Beuuettus Caiitabri- 
 giensis : " also some verses at the end by Bartholomew Dodingtou, and others. 
 
 John Jewel, Buden, Devon, B. 1522, Merton Coll. Oxon. 1535, Corpus Coll. 
 153y, B.A. 1540, M.A. 1544, B.D. 1551, Bishop of Salisbury 1560, D.D. 1565, 
 D. 1.571. 
 
 Thomas Harding, Comb-Martin, Devon, B. 1512, Winchester, New Coll. 
 Oxon. 1534, Fellow 1536, Prof, of Hebrew 1542, D.D. 1554, Louvain, D. Sept. 
 16, 1572. 
 
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 1570, Chaplain to Lord Binghlcy, master of the Hospital of St. Cross near 
 Wincli(;ster 15H3, donn of Windsor 15'J5, and registrar of the Order of the 
 Garter 15!J6, iip. of Hereford 160;-;, 1). 1617. 
 
 Bartiiolomow Djdingtou, MiddkKcx, B. c. 1536, St. John's 1547, 15. A. 155A, 
 Fellow 1552, M.A. 1555, Proctor 1559, Fellow of Trinity 1560, Kog. prof. Greek 
 1562, resigned 1585, D. 1595, buried in Westminster Abbey.
 
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 217*. LiBELLUs De Memoria verissimaque Bene Eecordandi 
 Scientia. Autliore G. P. Cantabrigiense. Hue accessit eiusdein Ad- 
 monitiuncula ad A. Disconum, de Artificiosae Memoriae, quam publice 
 profitetur, vaiiitate....Londini, excudebat Robertus Waldegraue Anno 
 1584. 8°. 
 
 A— D 8, E 2. Half mor. From the Pyne Sale. 25s. 
 
 Initials & M as Orn. 21, P as Orn. 22. 
 
 In Cooper's Ath. Cant, ii., 178—9, it is suggested that G. P. is Gerard Peeters, 
 educated at Westminster ; Trinity, 1582, Fellow & B.A. 158f , M.A. 1590. His 
 fellowship was vacated between 1592 & 1595. Greek verses by him (signed 
 Gerard Peeter) appear in the University Collection on the death of Sir Philip 
 Sidney, 1587. See No. 218. If the author of this work, it must have been 
 written while Peeters was still an undergraduate. 
 
 The work to which the above refers is De Umhra Eationis by Alexander 
 Dickson, 1583. Chancellor Christie calls our attention to the fact that Dickson 
 was a friend of Giordano Bruno — " tanto fidele amico, Alessandro Dicsono " — & 
 that he appears as one of the interlocutors in the De la Causa Princqiio et Uno. 
 
 218. AcADEMiAE Cantabrigiensis Lachrymae Tvmvlo Nobilissimi 
 Equitis, D. Pliilippi Sidneij Sacratae Per Alexandrum Nevillum... 
 Londini Ex officina loannis Windet impensis Tliomae Chardi. Anuo 
 salutis humanae, cio.io.lxxxvij. Eebr. xvj. 4°. 
 
 a— 1 2, A— I 4, K 2, L i, M 2. Orn. 14. Calf, good copy. 15s. 
 
 Autograph " T. Grenville," & the following note to Mr Foss : " I find I have 
 " another copy of the Cambridge verses on Sydney bound uniform with the 
 "Oxford verses on Sydney. I don't know whether the Bishop would Uke this 
 " copy ; if he does, it is very much at his service, being a dui^hcate in my 
 "library." 
 
 Alexander Neville, Kent, B. 1554, M.A., secretary to Abps. Parker & Grindal. 
 D. 1614. 
 
 Contributors: The King of Scotland (James VI.); Humphry Tiudall; Andrew 
 Downes ; WiUiam Branthwaite, Emmau. ; Gerard Peeter ; &c. 
 
 219. DispvTATio DE Sacra Scriptvra ; contra hvivs Temporis 
 Papistas, inprimis Robertvm Bellai-minvm lesuitam, Pontificium in 
 Collegio Romano, &, Thomam Stapletonvm, Regium in Scliola Duacena 
 Controuersiarum Professorem : Sex Quaestionibvs Proposita & tractata 
 a Gvilielmo Whitakero Theologiae Doctx)re ac Professore Regio, &, 
 
 Collegij D. loannis in Cantabrigiensi Academia Magistro Herboruae 
 
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 220. In Obitvm Ornatissimi Viri, Gvilielmi Whitakeri, 
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 &, in eadeni, Collegii Sancti Johannis praefecti. Carmen Funebre, 
 Caroli Horni Londini Excudebat lohannes Wolfius. 1596. 4°.
 
 1605] II. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1700. 73 
 
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 Emm. ; E. Cudworth ; Jos. Hall, Emm. 
 
 221. Cygxea Cantio Gulielmi Whitakeri, Hoc est : Ultima 
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 222. EcLOGA Oxonio-Cantabrigiensis tributa in libros duos ; 
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 Academiae in Artibus Magistri...Londini. Impensis Geor. Bishop, & 
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 A 2, B— T 4. 
 
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 with imprint, " Londini, Excudebat Arnoldus Hatfield. 1600." 2 in 1 vol. Calf 
 by C. Lewis. 21s. 
 
 By Thomas .James, Newport, I. of Wight, B. 1571 ?, Winchester & New 
 College, Fellow 1593, M.A. 1599, D.D. 1614, Keeper of Bodleian Library 1599, 
 E. Mongeham, Kent ; "Indefatigable in reading old MSS. & subtle in finding out 
 the forgeries in them." Wood. D. 1629. 
 
 222*. An-\o xliij. IIeginae Elizabethae. At the Parliament 
 
 begun and holden at Westminster, (fee 1601 U Imprinted at London 
 
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 " The xj. Chapter." 
 
 223. The Downefall of Popery. Proposed By way of a new 
 Challenge, to all Eugli.sh lesuites, and lesuited or Italianizcid papists;... 
 London. 1605. 4". 
 
 * 2, A— V 4, X 2. Orii. 20. Cut very close at top. 
 
 Thomas Bell, liaskelf, Yorks. B. 1551. Parsonn in Tkc Forfninncr, Hi05, says
 
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 that Bell was originally a miuister, " after that a Priest, & for some years past & 
 at this present. ..a minister again." Entered Douay College 1576, the English 
 College at Rome 1579. About 1592 he left the Roman Church and became " as 
 furious & potent a declaimer against the Papacy as the strongest Puritan could 
 desire to find." He was at Jesus College Cambridge in 1593, & on May 19 of 
 that year he wrote from thence to Lord Burghley, & on June 30, to Mr Young 
 a J. P. of London. For list of his published works 1593 to 1600 & other 
 particulars, see papers of the late Mr. J. E. Bailey in Notes di Queries Nov. 27 & 
 Dec. 4, 1880. 
 
 (b) Papisto-Mastix, or The Protestants Religion defended... 
 By William Middleton Bachelor of Diuinitie, and Minister of Hard- 
 wicke in Cambridgeshii'e... London 1606. 4°, 
 
 H 4, A — Cc 4, Dd 2. Some of the book & part of the sigs. in black Ifttcr. 
 Dedicated to Humphry Tindall, Master of Queens'. 
 
 WiUiam Middleton, Shropshire, Queens' 1567, B.A. lo7f, Fellow 1572, refused 
 M.A. degree at Cambridge, M.A. Oxon. 1574, deprived of fellowship 1575, restored 
 by command of Lord Burghley, M.A. 1576, B.D. 1582, vacated fellowship c. 1590, 
 R. of Hardwicke, D. 14 June 1613. See Searle, History of Queens^ College, pp. 
 324—331. 
 
 C. H. Cooper {Ath. Cant, ii., 446) says that he seems to have been elected 
 Master of Corpus College in place of Dr. Thomas Jegon, who was restored at 
 the accession of James I., but he is not mentioned in Masters' Hist, of Corpus 
 Chr. Coll. 
 
 (c) An Exact Discoverie of Romish Doctrine In the Case 
 of Conspiracie and Rebellion... London 1605. 4°. 
 
 A 2, B— H 4, last (blank ?) missing. Last printed leaf imperfect. Signed T. 
 M. (Thomas Morton). 
 
 3 in 1 vol. Calf. 15s. 
 
 Thomas Morton, York, B. 1564, St. John's, Fellow 1592, Lecturer in Logic, 
 D.D. 1606, Dean of Gloucester, Dean of Winchester 1609, Bp. of Chester 1615, 
 of Lichfield 1618, of Durham 1632, D. 1659. 
 
 223*. A SVPPLICATION OF THE FaMILY OF LoUE (sAID TO BE 
 
 presented into the King's royall hands, knowen to be dispersed among 
 his Loyall Subiectes) for grace and faiiour. Examined, and found to 
 be derogatorie in an hie degree, vnto the glorie of God, the honour of 
 our King, and the Religion in this Realme both soundly professed and 
 firmly established ... Printed for lohn Legate, Printer to the Vniuersitie 
 of Cambridge. 1606. 4°. 
 
 A— H 4, I 2. Orn. 14. Half calf. 18s. 
 
 Copy in U. L. D. 16. 8. Entd. Stationers' Co. Sept. 22, 1606. Arber, iii., 
 829. 
 
 The Family of Love was a sect of foreign origin, founded in Holland in 1555, 
 being an offshoot of Dutch Anabaptists, and grounding their belief on the 
 teaching of Henry Nicholas, a Westphalian, one of the most intimate friends of 
 the fanatic David George, but rather differing from him in belief. 
 
 Henry More in his Mystery of Godliness wrote against the teaching of this 
 sect. Rose's Biog. Diet, article Nlcliolas ; Worthington's Diary, i., 168.
 
 1616] XL MISCELLANEOUS TO 1700. 75 
 
 224. Sermon before His Maiestie, Aug. 5 at Holdenbie, by 
 the Bishop of Elie, His Maiesties Almoner. Lond. 1610. 4°. 
 
 A — K 4, 1st & last (blank ?) wanting. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Lancelot Andrews, London, B. 1565, Merchant Taylors' School, & Pemb. 
 Camb., Master of Pemb. 1589, Bp. of Chichester 1605, of Ely 1609, of Winchester 
 1619, Lord Almoner to James I., one of the translators of the authorized version. 
 D. 1626. 
 
 224*. A Defence op the Way to the trve Chvrch against 
 A. D. his Reply. Wherein The Motives leading to Papistiy, And 
 Qvestions, touching the Rvle of Faith, The Avthoritie of the Church, 
 The Svccession of the Truth, and The Beginning of Romish Innoua- 
 tions : are handled and fully disputed. By lohn White Doctor of 
 Diuinity, sometime of Gunwell and Caius Coll. in Cambridge... London 
 ...1614. 4°. 
 
 *8, **8, A 6, B— Mm 8, Nn 6. Old calf. 5s. 6d. 
 
 John White, Eaton Socon, Beds., B. c. 1570. Caius, admitted Feb. 15, 158^, 
 aged 16. Venn, Adm. p. 61. Author of ' The Way to the True Church ', where 
 he is described on the title-page as ' Minister of God's Word at Eccles.' 
 
 225. Sermon before His Maiestie at Whitehall Easter-day, 
 1614. By the Bishop of Elie [Lancelot Andrews], His Maiesties 
 Almoner. Lond. 1614. 4°. 
 
 A— F 4. 2s. 6d. 
 
 226. Apologia Veritatis Illvcescentis, pro Avro Potabili : 
 sev Essentia Auri ad Medicinalem Potabilitateni absque corrosiuis 
 reducti ; vt feru omnibus humani corporis aegritudinibus, ac pi-aesortini 
 Cordis corroboi'ationi, tanquam Vniversalis Medicina, vtilissime adhiberi 
 possit; vna cum rationibus intelligibilibus, testimonies locuphitissimis, et 
 ruodo conuenienti in singulis morbis vsurpandi, producta : Authore 
 Francisco Antonio Phil, et Med. Doct. Anglo. Lond. Londini Excusum 
 per lohannem Legatt. 1616. 4°. 
 
 H 4, Ist blank, HIT 4, Ifflm 2, A— 4, last blank. Orn. 14, 15. Vellum. 15.s-. 
 
 MS. note by Mr J. O. Halliwcll-Phillipps, "Curious ck interesting fur the 
 names of contemporary Englishmen — tlicir counties frequently named." 
 
 Erancis Anthony, or Antony, London, li. 1550, son of a wcallliy goldsmith, 
 educated at Cambridge, where he studied clicmistry. Went to London, wiiurc 
 he invented a medicine called " Aurum Potabile," said to be prepared from gold. 
 He was imprisoned for prescribing & vending physic witliout a licence, bat set at 
 liberty by the lord cliief justice. Being again iippreliended and fined he ])ul)lislied 
 a defence, printed at Cambridge in 1610, wiiioh was answered by Dr. (Iwimie of 
 Oxford, to wliom the above is a re]»ly. Jlo was also attacked by Dr. Cotla, of 
 Trinity A Corpus Colleges, afterwards of Nortliiiii)|)t,iin. Anthony In'ouine M.A. 
 1574, and afterwards M.i). D. May 20, 162;i ; buried in St. Bartliolomcw the 
 Great.
 
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 227. Sermon at Whitehall, Easter day 16 April 1620. By 
 the Bishop of Winchester [LaTicelot Andrews]. Lend. 1620. 4°. 
 
 A — F 4, 1st (blank ?) missing. Last blank. 2s. 6d. 
 
 228. True Copies op all the Latine Orations, made and 
 pronoiuiced at Cambridge Feb. 25. & 27. 1622, by the Vice-Chancellor 
 etc. in their entertainment of Don Charles de Coloma, the Spanish 
 Ambassador, & Ferdinand, Baron of Boyscot, the Austrian Ambassador, 
 &c....With their translations into English. Published by Command. 
 Lend. 1623. 4°. 
 
 A— D 4, E 2. 10s. 6d. 
 
 Speeches by Dr. Jerome Beale, Pemb., V. C. ; Edmund Stubbes; Henry MoUe, 
 Eng's ; Matthew Miller, Clare ; Edward Lloyd, John's ; Edmund Eade, Caius ; 
 George Herbert, Trin., Public Orator ; Charles Chauncy, Trin. 
 
 229. Vox Piscis : or The Book-Fish contayning Three 
 Treatises which were found in the belly of a Cod-fish in Cambridge 
 Market, on Midsummer Eue last, Anno Domini 1626. Lond. 1627. 
 
 12°. 
 
 AB 12. 2 engravings. 
 
 The folio wug is an extract from this curious work : — "By way of digression 
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 " sight of this Sea-monster, by speech or Letters to their friends abroad. 
 
 "^ yongue Scholar {who had in a Stationers Shop peeped into the Titles of the 
 " Ciulll Law) then inewing this vnconcocted booke in the Godd-fish, made a Quiblct 
 " thereupon, saying, that it might be found in the Code, but could ncuer be entred 
 " into the Digest." 
 
 (b) The Preparation to the Crosse and to death, and of 
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 A— K 12, L 6, last blank, A 1 (blank?) wanting. 
 
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 (c) A MiRROVR, OR, GlASSE TO KNOW THY SELFE....BY JOHN 
 
 Frith whiles hee was prisoner in the Tower of London Amio Domini 
 MDXXXii...Lond. 1626. 
 
 (d) A Briefe Instruction, to teach a person willingly to 
 die and not to feare Death... Lond. 1627. 12°. 
 
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 (e) The Treasvre of Knowledge... Lond. 1626. 12°. 
 
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 Richard Tracy, Todington, Gloucs. B.— ? Oxon., B.A. 1515, was living in 1565 
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 1G34] II. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1700. 77 
 
 230. Sermons preached before his Maiestie ; and upon other 
 special occasions :... By... John Preston D'" in Diuinity, Chaplaine in 
 ordinary to his Maiestie, Master of Emanuel College in Cambridge, and 
 sometimes Preacher of Lincolnes Inne. London, Printed for Leonard 
 Greene of Cambridge,... 16 30. 4°. 
 
 A— D 4, E 2, F— I 4, i 2, K— M 4, N 2, 0-S 4, last (blank?) wanting. 
 
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 John Preston, Heyford, Northants, B. 1587, Queens', Fellow, Chaplain to 
 Charles I., Preacher at Lincoln's Inn, D.D., Master of Emnian. 1622, Preacher 
 at Trinity Church, Camb. D. 1628. 
 
 231. Fraus Honesta Comoedia Cantabrigiae glim Acta. 
 Authore M"^ [Edmund] Stvbbe Coll. Trin. Soc.Lond. 1632. 12". 
 
 A— F 12, 1st A & last two F blank. 
 
 Edmund Stubbe, Westminster School, Trinity, Scholar 5"' April 1611, Minor 
 Fellow 20 March 161f , Major Fellow 161|, Sublector 1619. MS. Entry Books in 
 Trinity Library. 
 
 (b) Labyrinthvs : Comoedia Habita coram Sereniss. Rege 
 lacobo in Acad. Cant....Lond. 1636. 12". 
 
 A— E 12, P 6. 2 in 1 vol. Old calf. 9s. 
 
 A MS. copy in the University Library of Lahyrinthus gives Walter Haukes- 
 worth. Fellow of Trinity, as the author, & contains the names of the actors, the 
 author among them. 
 
 232. The Foundation op Christian Religion, gathered into 
 sixc principles London, Printed by lohn Legatt,...1633. 8°. 
 
 A — C 8. 5 leaves torn at edge. 4.s\ Gd. 
 
 This little tract by IVilliam Perkins, although printed in London, has © at 
 beginning and end. 
 
 233. The Workes of M" Sam. Hieron late Pastor of 
 Modbury in Deuon. Lond. n.d. F". 
 
 Engraved title. A— Xxx 6, Yyy 4, Zzz 8, last blank. 
 
 (b) The Workes of M" Sam. Hieron, late Pastor op 
 Modl»iny in Devon. The Second Uolume...Lond. 1634. F". 
 
 II 4, A— Tt 6, Vu 4, Xx 6. 
 
 2 vols, in 1. Calf, rcbacked. Os. 
 
 Separate titles for oacli sermon. Vol. 2 edited by The. Hill, D.D. who signs 
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 another has the © with .lohn B(;aie'H name as i)rinter. 
 
 Sarnui.'l ilieron, Eppiiig, B. l.'J72, I'Aon & King's, V. of Modbury, Devon. 
 D. 1617.
 
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 234. Sermon Concerning Confession op Sinnes, and the 
 Power of Absolvtion. By M"" Sp, of Queenes Colledge in Cambridge... 
 Lond. 1637. 4°. 
 
 A — C 4, last (blank ?) wanting. 2s. 6d. 
 
 By Anthony Sparrow, Depden, Suffolk, B— ?, Queens', Fellow, Deprived 1643, 
 R. of Hawkedon, Suff., ejected, restored 1G60, Archdeacon of Sudbury, Master of 
 Queens' 1G62, Bp. of Exeter 1667, of Norwich 1676, D. 1685. Author of " Rationale 
 upon the Book of Common Prayer." 
 
 235. Remaines of that Reverend and Learned Divine, John 
 Preston,... The Second Edition. Lond. 1637. 4°. 
 
 A— Er 4. 4s. Gd. 
 
 236. Exposition of the Third Chapter of the Epistle of St. 
 Paul to the Philippians : Also Two Sermons of Christian watchf ulnesse. . . . 
 By Richard Sibbes^ D.D. Master of Katherine Hall in Cambridge, and 
 sometimes Preacher at Grayes Inne. . . . Lond. 1637. 4°. 
 
 IT 4, B — li 4. Waterstained & title mounted. 3s. 6d. 
 
 Richard Sibbes, Sudbury, B. 1577, St. John's, Fellow 1601, Lecturer Gray's 
 Inn, Master of Cath. 1625, D. 1635. 
 
 237. Beames op Divine Light, Breaking forth prom severall 
 places of holy Scripture... in xxi Sermons... By Richard Sibs, D.D. M^ 
 of Katharine Hall in Camb.,...Lond. 1639. 4", 
 
 A 6, 1st blank, B— X 8, Y 4, Z 2, Aa— Oo 8, Pp 4, Qq 8. Calf. 7.s. 6^. 
 
 Besides the above general title there are 11 sub-titles, of which the 1st six 
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 begins at no. 7. 
 
 238. The Christians End. Or, The Sweet Soveraignty op 
 Christ, over his members in life and death. 5 Sermons at Gray's 
 Inn by Richard Sibbes, D.D. etc.... Lond. 1639. 4°. 
 
 Title 1, B— I 4, HI {bis)—P 4. pp. 1—63, 49—111. 8s. 6d. 
 
 239. The new covenant or the Saints Portion... By Iohn 
 Preston, D'' in Diuinitie, Chaplaine in ordinary to his Maiestie, Master 
 of Emmanuel Colledge in Cambridge, &, sometimes Preacher of Lincolnes 
 Inne. 9*'^ Edit. Lond. 1639. 4°. 
 
 Title with engraved border. A 4, )( 4, B— Oo 8, Pp 4, Qq 8, Rr 2, last blank. 
 Old calf. 7s. 6d. 
 
 Dedication & Preface signed by Richard Sibs & John Davenport. 
 
 240. A Sermon Pointing ovt the Chiefe Causes, and Cures, 
 of such unruly Scirres, as are not seldome found in the Church of
 
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 God. Preached at Sawston, Cambs., at the Archdeacon of Elie his 
 Visitation, 19 Sept. 1638. By lohn Swan....Lond. 1039. 4», 
 
 A— C 4, D 2, ' 4s. Gd. 
 
 John Swan, Trin., author of " Specnhim Mimdi" (see No. 57), & an 
 " Ephenieris," 1658 to — . 
 
 241. Baruch's Sore Gently Opened : God's Salve Skilfvlly 
 Applied :... By John Stougliton, Doctor in Divinity, sometimes fellow 
 
 of Immanuel Colledge in Cambridge, late of Aldermanburie London 
 
 Lond. 1G40. 4". 
 
 A— H 4. 2.S. Gd. 
 
 John Stoughton, Fellow of Emman., R. St. Mary Aldermanbury. D. 1G39. 
 
 242. Articles Exhibited in the Parliament, against William 
 Beale, Doctor of Divinity, and Master of St. Johns Colledge in the 
 Vniversity of Cambridge, Aug. 6. 1641. Printed in the yeare, 1641. 4°. 
 
 A 4. 4s. Gd. 
 
 William Beale, Oxfords. (?) B— ? Trinity, Scholar, Jesus, Fellow, Master 1632, 
 Master of St. John's, elected after nine months' struggle between the contending 
 jDarties, " by letters mandatory." Ejected 1644, & sent to the Tower. Attended 
 Lord Cottington & Sir Edward Hide as Chaplain in their embassy to Spain. D. 
 at Madrid 1650. 
 
 243. SiNNES Overthrow : or, a Godly and Learned Treatise 
 of Mortification... by lohn Preston, Doctonr in Divinitie (&c....4*'^ Edit. 
 Lond. 1641. 4°. 
 
 H 2, A 2, B— LI 4, Mm 2. Old calf, broken. is. 
 
 244. The Apostasy of the Latter Times, In which, (according 
 
 to Divine pi-ediction) the world should wonder after the Beast, o&c Or, 
 
 The Gentiles Theology of Daemons, i.e. inferiour divine powers:... 
 Revived in the Latter Times amongst Christians, in worshi})ping of 
 Angels (fee. ... Delivered upon I Tim. 4. 1, 2, 3, By loseph Medc B.D. 
 and late Fellow of Christs Colledge.... Lond. 1041, 4°. 
 
 A 4, a 4, B— V 4. 3s. Gd. 
 
 Preface signed by William Twisse; Newbury, Bucks., B. 1575, Winchester & 
 New Coll. Oxon., Fellow, M.A. 1604, D.D. 1014, Prolocutor of Westminster 
 Assembly of Divines 1643, D. 1646. 
 
 For Mede's Clavis Apocalyptica see No. 44. 
 
 245. His Maiesties Declaration to Both Houses op Paklia- 
 ment. (Which He likewise recomniends to the consideration of all His 
 loving Subjects.) In answer to that presented to Him at Newmarket 
 the 9. of March, 1041. Lond. 1041. 4°. 
 
 A 4. 4.'(. Gd.
 
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 246. (a) To the Hon. House of Commons assembled in 
 
 Parliament The humble Petition of the Knights dec of the County 
 
 of Cambridge. Also, His Majesties Message to both Houses of Parlia- 
 ment upon His Removall to the Citie of Yorke, Lond. 1641. F". 
 
 Broadside, 13| in. x 9 in. 
 
 {b) Two Speeches Spoken by Sir Simonds D'Ewes. 1. On 
 the Antiquity of Cambridge. 2. On the Priviledge of Parliament in 
 causes civill and criminall. Lond. 1642. 4°. 
 
 Printer's Mark. A 4. Closely cut. 
 
 Sir Simonds D'Ewes, Coxden, Dorset, B. 1602, St. John's 1618, created Bart. 
 1641, compiled Journals of the Parliaments during the Heign of Elizabeth. D. 
 1650. 
 
 (c) Declaration op the Lords and Commons assembled in 
 Parliament, Concerning the Estates, Rents, and Revenues belonging to 
 all the Colledges and Halls, of the University of Cambridge.... Lond. 
 1643. 4°. 
 
 Black Urttcr. A 4. 
 
 (d) Two Ordinances of the Lords and Commons... 1. For 
 the constant Recruiting etc. of the Forces of the seven Associated 
 Counties, under Edward Earl of Manchester. 2. For the Regulating 
 the "Vniversity of Cambridge, and for removing of Scandalous Ministers 
 in the seven Associated Counties Lond. 1643. 4°. 
 
 Black ILrttrr. A 4, B 2. 
 
 (e) Catalogue of Remarkable Mercies... Camb. 1643. 
 See ante No. 82. 
 
 (/) Querela Cantabrigiensis : Or, A Remonstrance By way 
 of Apologie, for the banished Members of the late Flourishing Uni- 
 versity of Cambridge. By some of the said Sufferers. ... Oxoniae, 1646. 
 
 8°. 
 AB 8, C 4. Another edition see Nos. 255 & 256. 
 
 (g) Sacrilege a Snare... Lond. 1646. 4°, 
 
 Paging cut off, see post No. 254. 
 
 (h) The Foundation of the University of Cambridge... Lond. 
 1651. 4°. 
 
 See post No. 263,
 
 1G41] II. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1700. 81 
 
 (i) A Warning from the Loed^ To the Town of 0am- 
 bridge. 4**. 
 
 No title page. Signed " John Harrwood, Cambridge 14. day of the 5. Month. 
 1655." 
 
 A 4, pp. 8 (p. 5 misprinted 7). Cut into the type. 
 
 John Harrwood, Qu. same as author of The Cause wliij I deny the authority of 
 George Fox. 1663. 
 
 (k) University Queries,... Cambridge :... 1659. 4". 
 
 A 4. See ante No. 110 (c). 
 
 (l) Oratio Habita in Acad. Cant.... per Richardum Love.... 
 Cantab. 1660. 4°. 
 
 See ante No. 117. 
 
 ((in) Brief Account op the New Sect op Latitudinarians :... 
 by 8. P. of Cambridge. In answer to a Letter from his friend [G. B.] 
 at Oxford.... Lend. 1669. 4«. 
 
 A— C 4 ? (Sigs. cut off). 
 
 S. P. Qu. Symon Patrick, and qu. G. B. 
 
 (/t) News prom Cambridge.... 1675. 4°. 
 
 See post No. 286. 
 
 (o) Letter prom a Gentleman of the Isle op Ely in Cam- 
 bridgeshire; to Col. Roderick Mansel containing an Account of the 
 First Discovery of the Pretended Presbyterian Plot at the Assizes at 
 Wisbicli in the Isle of Ely Sept. 23. 1679. F". 
 
 A 2. 11x7 in. Letter dated at end Nov. 28. 1679, with the followinf; Hncs : 
 
 " Home 2cere such stttpid Sots, they did not Hiiuk, 
 " Some through affected Ignorance did wink ; 
 " Some were such Rascah, they beiiev'd it not, 
 " And by their unbelief helpt on the Plot.'" 
 
 (p) The Case of Many Protestants in the County of Cam- 
 bridge, humbly tendi-ed to the Consideration of the present Parliament. 
 
 Broadside, 11 x 7^ in. Top line partly cut away. 
 
 On the Committal of Francis Holcroft, Non-conformist Minister at Chesterton, 
 for not attending Church, KJHO. 
 
 (q) Sermon at Commencement, by Peter Nourse. Camh. 1698. 
 
 4". 
 See ante No. 203. 
 
 (r) The Case op M" Joseph Hussey of CAMnniDCK Repre- 
 sonted : Which was no more tlian a suspected ncyjiaving of tli(! IJook 
 
 0.
 
 82 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1642 
 
 of Common Prayei' in Part of the Application of a Sermon on John 
 1. 13. Laid open in the Cause of Faith in the Doctrine of Conversion 
 against Free- Will, July 31, 1698. For which he was Indicted at the 
 Assizes holden at Cambridge-Castle, Aug. 4. 1698. And Try'd at the 
 next Assizes holden there Mai-ch 16. The Tryal came not on till 
 Monday Morning, March 20, And after a long and full Hearing on 
 both sides, he was by the Jury honourably Acquitted. And on reverse, 
 Published by the said Joseph Hussey, Pastor of a Congregational 
 Church of Christ in Cambridge... Lond. 1699. F°. 
 
 2 pp. 13^ X 7fi5 in. with list of books for sale by Will. Marshal, at the Bible in 
 Newgate-street. 
 
 (s) University of Cambridge's Charge to the Honourable 
 Dixey Windsor, Esq ; their New Member for the Ensuing Parliament, 
 in the Room of M'' Boyle, who Represented them the last Session. 
 [1705], F°. 
 
 Broadside. 12 x 8 in. 
 
 Hon. Dixey Windesor, Trinity, Fellow, B.A. 1694, M.A. 1698, M.P. for Univ. 
 1705—19 & 1721—26. 
 
 18 in 1 vol. Calf. From the library of the late Dr. Thompson, Master of 
 Trinity. £4. 4s. 
 
 247. The Resolving op Conscience.... By H. Fern, D.D. &c. 
 ...Printed at Cambridge, and reprinted at London, 1642. 4°. 
 
 A— D 4. See ante No. 72, 4s. U. 
 
 Two Speeches by Sir Symonds D'Ewes. 1642. 4°. 
 
 See ante No. 246 {h). 
 
 248. An Answer to Dr. Fernes Reply, entitled Conscience 
 Satisfied : especially to as much of it as concerned that Answer to his 
 Treatise which went under the name of the Fuller Answer. By the 
 same Author Lond. 1643. 4°. 
 
 Title 1 , B— G 4 + 1 fo. 4s. U. 
 
 By Charles Herle, Prideaux-Herle, near Lystwithyel, Cornwall, B. 1598, 
 Exeter Coll. Oxon. 1612, M.A. 1618, R. of Winwick, Lanes., Prolocutor of the 
 Assembly of Divines 1646, D. 1659. 
 
 249. Peace and No Peace : Or, A Pleasant Dialogue Be- 
 tweene Phil-eirenus, A Protestant, A lover of Peace. And Philo 
 Polemus, A Separatist, An Incendiary of War, Sutable to the times. 
 By Richard Williams, M.A., and Preacher in London at St Martins 
 Vintrey. 4". 
 
 No title page. A 4. Imprimatur signed lohn Sidenham. January 2. 1643. 
 
 3s.
 
 1644] IT. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1700. 83 
 
 250. Daniels Weekes. An Interpretation of part of the 
 Prophecy of Daniel. By Joseph Mede, late Fellow of Christs Colledge 
 in Cambridge. Lond. 1643. 4°. 
 
 A— G4. 
 
 See ante No. 44 & 244. 2s. 6d. 
 
 250*. Poems, With the Muses Looking-Glasse, and Amyntas. 
 By The : Randolph M.A. and late Fellow of Trinity Col. in Cam- 
 bridge. The third Edition inlarged. Whereunto is added, The Jealous 
 Lovers. London, Printed in the Yeer 1643. 8". 
 
 Poems, A— K 8, Mluses Looldng-Glasse, (with separate title Lond., 1G43,) & 
 Amyntas, (with separate title Oxford, 1640), A— M 8. Jealous Lovers (with 
 separate title Camb. 1640), see ante No. 65. 
 
 In 1 vol. Old calf. 7s. 6cZ. 
 
 251. QvoD JSTiHiL Extra Devm, Adeoqve Non Devm Extra 
 Se Liceat Adorare, Breviter & succincte, quantum causae patitur 
 ubertas, probat L. S. Cantabrigiens. & Coll. Imman. Socius...Lond. 
 1643. 40. 
 
 A 2, B— E 4. 4s. M. 
 
 By Laurentius Sarson, Fellow of Emman. e. 1641 — 6, who delivered an 
 oration at the funeral of John AngoU at Grantham in 1655. 
 
 Declaration of the Lords and Commons. 1643. 4». 
 
 Sec ante No. 246 (c). 
 
 Two Ordinances op the Lords and Commons. 1643. 4°. 
 
 See ante No. 246 (d). 
 
 252. The Apostasy of the Latter Times... By Joseph Mede 
 ...Second Edition. Lond. 1644. 4". 
 
 A 4, a 4, B— V 4. With MS. notes in an old hand. 3.s-. Gd. 
 
 For 1"' Edition, see ante No. 244. 
 
 253. A MOST Comfortable Exposition of the last and most 
 difiicult part of the Propliecio of Daniel.... By the labour, and Study of 
 that hri(jht, and worthy man of God, Thomas Brightmaii, Englishman, 
 and once Fellow of Queens Colledge in Cambridge... Lond. 1644. 4". 
 
 6 A— 6 K 4, pp. 89.S— 970. l.s. <;,/. 
 
 Thomas Brightman, Nottingham, B. 0. 1562, Quuens', Fellow 1584, B.A. 158V, 
 M.A. 15H4, li.h. 15<J1, I{. of Hawncs, Beds. c. 15;)2, D. 1607. 
 
 254. SAcitiLEGK A Snare. Skrmon, Ad Clicruim, in tmk Um- 
 versity of Cambiidg, by.. .Lancelot Andrews: laic L, r.ish()|) of 
 
 6—2
 
 84 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1646 
 
 Wincliestex". When he proceeded Doctor in Divinity. Translated... 
 Lond. 1646. 4°. 
 
 A — D 4, last blank. 2s. Qd. 
 
 Querela Cantabrigiensis. 1646. 8°. 
 
 See ante No. 246 (/). 
 
 255. Angliae Ruina : or, Englands Ruine, Represented in 
 the Barbarous, and Sacrilegious outrages of the Sectaries of this 
 Kingdome, ...upon the Churches, Colledges, Clergie, and Scholars of 
 the same. Containing two briefe Catalogues of such Heads and 
 Fellowes of Colledges in the University of Cambridge,... as have been 
 ejected. ..for their Constancie in the Protestant Religion, and Loyalty to 
 their Soveraigne. Whereunto is added, a Chronologic of the time and 
 place of all the Battails, Sieges... which have happened betwixt his 
 Majesty and the Parliament ; with a Catalogue of such persons of 
 Quality, as have been slain on either party... Anno 1647. 8°. 
 
 (b) Mercurius Rusticus : or. The Countries Complaint of 
 the Murthers, Robberies, Plunderings and other Outrages, Committed 
 by the Rebells on His Majesties faithfull Subjects... Printed in the 
 Yeare, 1648. 8". 
 
 (c) Mercurius Rusticus : or The Countries Complaint, op 
 the Sacriledges, Prophanations, and Plundrings, committed by the 
 Schismatiques, on the Cathedrall Churches of this Kingdome... Oxford, 
 printed in the Yeare 1646. 8". 
 
 (d) Querela Cantabrigiensis: &c....Anno Dom. 1647. 8°. 
 
 By Bruno Byves, New Coll. Oxon., Dean of Chichester, & after the Restoration 
 Dean of Windsor, R. of Acton. D. 1677. 
 
 (e) Micro-Chronicon : Or a brief Chronology etc. [see general 
 title.] 8". 
 
 (a) Title & Preface, A 8. (h) & (c) A 6, B— S 8, last blank, pp. 262. (c 
 begins at p. 202. (d) A — C 8 + Catalogue of Fellowes of Colledges, &c. 4 leaves 
 (e) A 2, B — G 8, H 6, last leaf wrongly inserted after G 8. 
 
 In 1 vol. Calf. 12s 
 
 256. Querela Cantabrigiensis... Anno Dom. 1647. 8°. 
 
 A— C 8. Old half calf. 9s 
 
 See also Nos. 246 (/) & 255 (d). 
 
 On the title is inserted in MS., after By some of the said sufferers, "Mr. John 
 (afterwards Dr.) Barwick of St. Johns College & others."
 
 1649] II. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1700. 85 
 
 257. Ilpocra-w Kttt oTTio-o-o), A Sermon Eqvally Pointing Forward, 
 and Backward, as it was Delivei-'d in the Uiiiversity-Cliurch of Saint 
 Maries in Cambridge. By P. H. B. of Divinity, and sometime Fellow 
 of Queenes Colledge in Cambridge.... Printed in the Yeare 1647. 4°. 
 
 A 2, B— E 4, F 2. 2s. 
 
 Peter Hardres, Queens', pens. June 5 1623, B.A. 162f , M.A. 1630, Fellow Feb. 
 11, 16§a, B.D. 1637, D.D. (royal mandate) 1660, K. of Hardres, Kent, 1632, Preb. 
 Canterbui-y 1660, D. 1678. (Communicated by the Eev. W. G. Searle.) 
 
 258. Op the Right of Tithes. A Divinity Determination in 
 the Publike Divinity Schools of the University of Cambridg. By... 
 Lancelot Andrews: late Lox'd Bishop of Winchester... Translated... 
 Loud. 1647. 4». 
 
 A— C 4, D 2. 2s. 6d. 
 
 259. Israel and England Paralelled. A Sermon before the 
 
 honorable society of Grayes-Inne By Paul Knell, Master in Arts of 
 
 Clai'e-Hall in Cambridge. Sometimes Chaplaine to a Regiment of 
 Cuiriasiers in his Majesties Army. Lond. 1648. 4°. 
 
 A— C 4. 2s. 6(L 
 
 Paul Knell, Clare, B.A. 1635, D.D. Oxon. 1643. 
 
 259*. Electra op Sophocles: Presented to Her Higiinesse 
 the Lady Elizabeth ; With an Epilogue, Shewing the Parallell in two 
 Poems, The Return, and the Restauration. By C. W. At the Hague, 
 for Sam. Brown, mdcxlix. 8". 
 
 H 8, A 4, B— E 8, F 4. Half calf. 42s. 
 
 Applied to the death of Charles I. and the hoped-for Restoration. 
 
 Christopher Wase, the author, born at Hackney, educated at Eton, and King's 
 1645, B.A. & fellow, but afterwai'ds ejected for i^ublishing the above, & delivering 
 a feigned letter to Dr. Collins the Provost. He was imprisoned at Gravesend, 
 but escaped and took service in the Spanish army against the French. He was 
 taken prisoner, but was soon after released, & coming to England, was appointed 
 tutor to William Lord Herbert, eldest son of the Earl of Pembroke & Montgomery. 
 Evelyn, who brought him from Paris, mentions him in his Dinry. He became 
 successively master of Dedham School, in Essex, of Tunbridge Free School, 
 superior beadle of civil law & architypographtr at 0.\ford 1671, although Wooil 
 says that Dr. Fell would not let him fulfil the latter office, " because he was not 
 fit for it, not being a person of sobriety cfec." He translated the Latin Catechism 
 of Hugo Grotius into Greek Verse, & wrote, besides others, a valuable tract on 
 Free Schools. See Worthington's Diary, Vol. 2. 
 
 260. A Brief Apologie for the Sequestred Clergie. Whkre- 
 iii... this Case of Conscience is judiciously handled. Wliethcr any 
 Minister of the Church of England may (to avoid Sequestration) omit 
 the Publike use of the Liturgie, and submit to the Directory. In a
 
 86 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1649 
 
 lettex' from a sequestered Divine to Mr Stephen Marshall. Printed in 
 the Yeere. 1649. 4". 
 
 A— C 4. Is. &d. 
 
 Last leaf ends, " Your thankful! Brother in the Lord, J. A. Decemb. 22. 
 1647." 
 
 Stephen Marshall, Godmanchester, B — ?, Emman. Coll., B.D. by Royal 
 Mandate 1629, Minister at Wetbersfield, afterwards presented to the living of 
 Finchingfield, Essex, and lecturer at St. Margaret's Westminster 1640, a leader in 
 the Assembly of Divines 1643, father-in-law of Philip Nye, with whom he was 
 sent by the Independents to the King at Carisbrooke. D. 1655. 
 
 261. An Act for Establishing an High Couut of Justice 
 within the Counties of Noi^folk, Suffolk, Huntington, Cambridge, 
 Lincoln, & the Counties of the Cities of Norwich & Lincoln, tk within 
 the Isle of Ely. F". 
 
 Black Ecttcr. *J X 2, pp. 1265—1268. Lond. 1650. Ts. 6d. 
 
 262. Corporations Vindicated in their Fundamental Liber- 
 tieSj from a Negative Voice, and other unjust Prerogatives of their 
 chief officer destructive to true Freedom :... Argued tirst...in the case 
 of Peter-house in Camb ridge... Bj'^ C. Hotham, late Fellow of that 
 Colledge. Hereunto is annext a true Narrative of the proceedings of 
 the Committee for the Universities against him for his Publication of 
 the said Book... Lond. 1651. 12°. 
 
 A— B 12, C 6. 
 
 (6) The Petition and Argument of Mr Hotham, Fellow of 
 Peter-House in Cambridge, before the Committee for Reformation of the 
 Universities ...1651. 12°. 
 
 Title 1, A— D 12. 
 
 (o) True State of the Case of M"^ Hotham, late Fellow op 
 Peterhouse...l651. 12". 
 
 A— F 12, last blank. 
 
 3 in 1 vol. Old calf, rebacked. 10s. 6d. 
 
 See Cooper's Annals, iii., 446. 
 
 263. The Foundation of the Universitie of Cambridge, With 
 a Catalogue of the principall Founders and speciall Benefactors of 
 all the Colledges, and total number of Students, Magistrates and 
 Officers therein being Lond. 1651. 4°. 
 
 A 2, B— C 4. 4.3. M. 
 
 By Gerard Langbaine, compiled from a work by John Scott, " Notar. Pub." 
 
 issued in MS. in 1617, — a copy of which is described in another part of this
 
 1653] II. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1700. 87 
 
 catalogue,^* again in 1021, a copy of which issue is in the B. M. 11,720. 
 Wood, Ath. 0x0)1. III., 447, says that this was published by Gerard Langbaine, 
 with a similar work on Oxford, also mostly taken from Scott's Tables as printed 
 in 1622. We have never seen a printed edition of Scott . 
 
 264. Sermon at St, Marie's in the University of Cambridge... 
 or, an Essay to the discovery of the Spirit of Enthusiasme and pretended 
 inspiration, that disturbs and strikes at the Universities : By Joseph 
 Sedgwick, M"^ of Arts, and Fellow of Christ's Coll : in the University 
 of Cambridge. With Appendix, wherein Mr Del's Stuniblingstone is 
 briefly reply 'd nnto : and a fuller discourse of the use of Universities... 
 London. R. D. \^Roge7' Daniel] for Edward Story, Bookseller in 
 Cambridge. 1653. 4°. 
 
 ■'o^ 
 
 (b) 'Ettlo-kottos AtSaKTtKo's. Learning's Necessity to an able 
 Minister of the Gcspel. By Joseph Sedgwick... Lou don. R. D, [A*o(/er 
 Daniel] for Edward Stoiy, Bookseller in Cambridge. 1653. 4°. 
 
 A— H 4. (b) begms p. 27, E 1, 5s. 
 
 Josei)h Sedgwick, Ogbourn St. Andrew, Wilts. B. c. 1615, Magd. Hall, 
 Oxon., B.A. 1637, Christ's Coll. Camb., Fellow, M. A. Preb. Lincoln 1675. 
 
 " Will. Dell was Master of Caius College, Cambridge. He was a peculiar man 
 " & challenged for three contradictions iu his life. 1. For being professedly 
 "against paedobaptism, & yet he had his own children baptized. 2. For 
 ' ' preaching against Universities, when yet he held the headship of a College. 
 " 3. For being against tythes, & yet taking £200 per annum at his living in 
 " Yeldon in Bedfordshire." Wood's Ath. Oxon. in., 281 n. 
 
 265. 'H IIAAAIA AIA0HKH KATA TOYS EBAOMHKONTA. 
 
 Vetus Testamentum Graecum ex Versione Septuaginta Interpretum, 
 Juxta Exemplar Vaticanum Romae cditum . . . Londini, Excudebat 
 Rogerus Daniel : Prostat autem venale apud Joauneni Martin it 
 Jacobum Allestrye, sub sigiao Campanae in Coemeterio D. Pauli, 
 1653. 4°. 
 
 A — Llll 8, pp. 1279. Printer's Mark on title : a tree with motto " pressa 
 emcrgo." Dedication by R. D. [Daniel] to Westminster School. Calf. las. 
 
 Another of Daniel's marks had the motto "Depressa resurgo." See Nos. 
 63* and 64*. 
 
 266. 'H ilAAAIA A1A0HKH ...Vetus Testamentum Graecum, 
 (&c. as above, No, 265. 4°. 
 
 Publisher's Mark on title is a bell with M, A, interlaced ; there are also other 
 variations in the title and dedication. 
 
 (h) In Sacra Biblia Graeca ex Versione LXX. iNTERi'iiETUM 
 Scholia; simul et Interpretum Caetcrorum Lcctiones Variantes.... 
 Londini, Excudebat Rogerus Daniel :... 1653. 4". 
 
 A— M 8, last blank, pp. 186.
 
 88 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1653 
 
 (c) TH2 KAINH2 AIA0HKH2 AHANTA. Novi Testamenti 
 
 Libri Omnes. Editio nova accurata Londini, Ex Officina Rogeri 
 
 Danielis. 1653. 4°. 
 
 A— V 8, + 4 leaves. 
 
 3 in 2 vols. , large & fine paper, calf, from the Sunderland Library. 28s. 
 
 This edition of the Septuagint was edited by John Biddle, B. Wotton-iinder- 
 Edge, 1615, Magd. Hall, Oxon. 1634. " He was employed by Eoger Daniel, a 
 " printer of Loudon, to correct the Greek Version of the ' Septuagint of the Old 
 " Testament,' which he was about most accurately to publish : and this he did, 
 "knowing full well that Biddle was an exact Greecian, and had time enough to 
 " follow it.... Biddle died 1662." Wood, Ath. Ox. in., 598—603. 
 
 267. The Saints Transfiguration : or the Body of Vilenesse 
 changed into a Body of Glory. Sermon Preached at Martins Ludgate 
 October 19. 1654. At the Funerall of...Dr Samuel Bolton, late 
 Master of Christs Colledge in Cambridg, with a short acconnt of 
 his Death. By Edmund Calamy, B. D. Pastor of Aldermanbury in 
 London with Verses upon his death, . . . Lond. 1655. 4°. 
 
 Broad black border round title. A— E 4, F 2. 2s. Gd. 
 
 Verses by J. Sedgwick, Chr. ; T. Standish ; Wm. Wobryche ; John Crofts, 
 Minister, C. C. C. ; and W. Leigh. 
 
 Edmund Calamy, Lond. B. 1600, Pemb. Coll., V. St. Mary's Swaffham-Prior, 
 Lecturer Bury St. Edmunds, E. Rochford, Essex, St. Mary Aldermanbury, 1639, 
 one of the Assembly of Divines. D. 1666. 
 
 Samuel Bolton, D.D., B. c. 1606, one of the Assembly of Divines during the 
 Eebellion, Preacher at St. Saviour's, Southwark, Master of Christ's, 1646, V. C. 
 1651, D. 1654. 
 
 268. The Life & Death of John Fisher Bishop of Rochester : 
 Comprising the higliest and hidden Transactions of Church & State in 
 the Reign of Henry VIII. with... animadversions on Cardinall Wolsoy, 
 Sir Thomas Moor, Martin Luther, with a full relation of Qu. Katharines 
 Divorce. . .by Tho : Baily, D. D. . . .Lond. 1 655. 8". 
 
 A 4, 1st blank, B-Q 8, E 4, last blank. Calf, gilt leaves, by Bedford. 18s. 
 
 The real author of this work was Eichard Hall, by whom it was left in MS. 
 A copy coming into the hands of Dr. Thomas Baily it was published by him as 
 above as his own work. 
 
 Eichard Hah, Clare 1552, migrated to Christ's and proceeded B.A. 155 J., 
 Fellow of Pembroke 1556, M.A. 1559, went to Douay in 1572, thence to Italy, 
 where he was created D.D.: afterwards returned to Douay, became a canon of 
 St. Omer where he died Feb. 26, 160f . Cooper, Ath. Cant, n., 368. 
 
 A Warning from the Lord, etc. [1655.] 4°. 
 
 See ante No. 246 (i). 
 
 269. Lamentation over the Dead in Christ, not as those 
 without hope... As it should have been delivered to the People (had 
 not Satan hindered) at the funeral of Mr Henry Rix of Cambridge... 
 By Thomas Moore junior... Lond. 1657. 4°.
 
 1658] II. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1700. 89 
 
 Broad black border round title. A 2, B— G 4, H 1. Torn into the text at 
 
 end. 2s. Gd. 
 
 The preface is dated, " From my house at Lynn, Febr. 10, 165?. Tho Moore." 
 
 270. QuATuoR NovissiMA : OR, Meditations upon the Four Last 
 Things... By Thomas Longland M.A. and Fellow of S. Johns College in 
 Cambridge.... Lond. 1657. 12°. 
 
 A 6, B— F 12, G 4. 4s. &d. 
 
 Thomas Longlands, Lincolns., B— ?, St. John's, Fellow 1655, B.D. 1662. 
 
 271. Moses his Death: Sermon at Christ-Church, London... 
 at the Funeral of M"^ Edward Bright, M.A. Fellow of Emmanuel 
 Colledge in Cambridge, and Minister of the Gospel there. By Samuel 
 Jacombe M. A. Fellow of Queens Colledge in Cambridge, and Pastor of 
 Mary Woolnoth, Lombardsti'eet, London. With some Elegies.... Lond. 
 1657. 4°. 
 
 A — I 4, K 2. Last line of title cut away. 2s. 6c?. 
 
 Elegies by \Vm. Crooue, Emml. ; J. lUingworth, Eml.; K. Perrot, Sidney; 
 Jos. Hall; Wm. Leigh, Christ's; Rob. Alfounder, Eml.; R. Kidder, Eml.; 
 J. Keyner, Eml.; T. L.; B. D., Eml. ; G. Bright, Col. Samel. Soc. 
 
 Samuel Jacombe, Leicesters. B. — ?, Queens', Fellow 1648, B.A., B.D. 1658. 
 D. 1659 ; buried at St. Mary Woolnoth. 
 
 272. The Hypocritical Nation described in a Sermon at 
 St. Mari(3s in Cambridge, upon a day of Publick Fasting. With an 
 Epistle prefixed by M'^' Samuel Jacombe. ...Lond. 1657. 4°. 
 
 A (bis)—F 4. 2s. 6d. 
 
 273. The Considerations of Drexelius upon Eternitik Thans- 
 lated by 11. Winterton, Fellow of Kings Colledge in Cambi-idge, 1632. 
 London, Printed by Roger Daniel 1658. 12' 
 
 o 
 
 Also an Engraved title, by Marshall, 16,S0, witli " Cambridge Printed by 
 " Roger Daniel. Are to be souid by lohn Williams at the Crowne in St. I'aulcs 
 " Churchyard." 
 
 A — Q 12, last (blank?) wanting. 9 curious plates by Marshall. Dedicated to 
 Edward Benlowes. Newly bound, calf, good copy. 18s. 
 
 Lowndes states that the dedication was only given in the edition of 16;j'J,cV; 
 that this edition was not dated. The c(Ji)y he describes cannot Iberofore have 
 had tlie letter-press title. 
 
 Jeremiah Drexelius, a celebrated Jesuit, born at Augsburg 1581, preacher at 
 the Court of MaximiliaUj Elector of Bavaria, for 23 years ; died at Munich 1638. 
 Cooper, Bio/j. Diet. 
 
 274. A.\ Abridgment of Du. Preston's Works... By the industry 
 of William Jemmat, M.A. .uhI Preacher at Isloworth in Middlesex... 
 2"<' E.lit. Lond. 1658. 8»
 
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 A— Pp 8, 1st blank. Old Calf. 5s. 
 
 William Jemmat, or Gemote, Reading, Berks. B. c. 1590, Magd. Coll. Oxou. 
 1610, Magd. Hall, M. A., held livings Leachlade, Gloucs., & Nettlested, Kent, 
 Chaplain to Earl of Northumberland, Lecturer at Isleworth till 1640, and 
 minister of St. Giles' Reading. D. 167|. 
 
 275. Speculum Patrum : a Looking-Glasse of the Fathers... 
 To which are added, the Characters of some of the Chief Philosophers, 
 Historians, Grammarians, Orators, & Poets. By Edward Larkin, Late 
 Fellow of King's Col J edge... and now Minister at Limesfield in Surrey, 
 Lond. 1659. 8°- 
 
 Title cut. With the following sub-titles, (h) EIKON ^lAOSO^fiN : or the 
 Philosophers, in their Express Images &c. (c) TT'IIOS 'ISTOPIXB'N, or the 
 Historians in their proportionable Lineaments, &c. {d) The Characters of 
 some of the chief of the Grammarians and Orators, &c. (e) XAPAKTIPP 
 IlOIHTfiN or, the Poets in their lively Pictures, &c. (a) dedicated to Marmaduke 
 Gresham. A 2, B— G 8, H 2. (h),'(c), (d), (e), dedicated to Sir Wm. Haward. 
 A— E 8, FG 4, HI 8, KL 4, M— Q 8. 
 
 In 1vol., half calf. 4s. 6d. 
 
 276. Meditations Divine & Morall. By H. T. M.A. and some- 
 times of St. John's Colledge, Cambridge... Lond. 1659. 12°. 
 
 Engraved title 1, B— I 12, last (blank?) wanting. Old sheep. 4s. 6d. 
 
 A copy in St. John's Library, Oo. 13. 23., has also a preface to the reader, and 
 the engraved title is slightly different. 
 
 By Henry Tubbe, Southampton, B. c. 1618, 7 years at Croydon School, 
 St. John's June 3, 1635, Scholar Nov. 4, 1635, B. A. 163|, M. A. 1642. From 
 1652 to 1654 he resided at Hothfield in Kent, where he probably died. 
 
 277. The Immortality of the Soul, so farre forth as it is 
 demonstrable from the Knowledge of Nature and the Light of Reason. 
 By Henry More Fellow of Christ's Colledge in Cambridge.... London, 
 Printed. ..for William Morden Bookseller in Cambridge. 1659. 8°. 
 
 A 4, 1st (blank?) wanting, ab 8, B— Oo 8, Pp 4. Calf rebacked. 9s. 
 
 278. Dnin p FiLius Heroum, The Son of Nobles. Sermon 
 
 at St Mary's Cambridge before the University, May 24, 1660. being 
 the day of Solemn Thanksgiving for the Deliverance & Settlement of 
 our Nation. By Will. Godman B.D. Fellow of the King's Colledge 
 in Cambridge... London... for W. Morden ... Cambridge, 1660. 4°. 
 
 A 4, 1st (blank?) wanting, B 4, +b 2 {verses inserted), C— F 4. 2s. 
 
 With list of books, by Henry More etc., sold by W. Morden. 
 
 279. Epistola H. Mori ad V, 0. Apologiam complectitur pro 
 Cavtesio, quaeque Introductionis loco esse poterit ad universam Philo-
 
 1G70] II. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1700. 91 
 
 soi)liiain Cartcsiauam . . . Londiui . . . prostat apud G. Mordcn, Bibliop. 
 Cant. 1664. 8°. 
 
 A— C 8. 4s. 6rf. 
 
 279*. The Designe for the perfect Draining of the Great 
 Level of the Fens, (called Bedford Level) Lying in Norfolk, Suffolk, 
 CambridgesLire, Huntingtonshii-e, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, and 
 the Isle of Ely. As it was delivered to the Honourable Corporation 
 for the draining of the said Great Level, the 4*''- of June, 1664. As 
 also, Several Objections answered since the Delivery of the said Designe: 
 with Objections to the Designe now in agitation. And as for the New 
 Works intended in this Designe, appears in the annexed Map ; and the 
 Charge of the whole Calculated, by Collonel William Dodson. London, 
 Printed by R. Wood, ... 1 665. 4°. 
 
 A 4, 1st blank, B— F 4. Map at p. 1, " T. Cross sculpsit." 21s. 
 
 280. Two Sermons, of Prayer to God, and of Hearing his 
 Word; Preached at Whitehall before the King in Lent. By...B. Loi-d 
 Bishop of Ely... Lend. 1668. 
 
 {/)) The Study of Quiet, In two Sermons... In which are 
 particularly conteyn'd necessary Instructions to the Student about 
 Way and Means of attaining the fruit of his Study, and setting 
 him out of the danger and necessity of seeking it by the New 
 device of Comprehension. Lond. Printed 1668. 4°, 
 
 A— T 4. [(a) & (b) together.] 2.s-. 6d. 
 
 Benjamin Laney, Ipswich, B.^ — ? Christ's and Pemb., Fellow 1018, B.D. 1(122, 
 R. Buriton, Hants., Master of Bomb. 10:^0, V. C. 1632, ejected Kill, Dean of 
 Kochester IGfiO, Bp. of Peterborough KKJO, of Lincoln 1663, of Ely 1667. D. 
 167 J. By his will he left £500 to Pembroke. 
 
 281. Promiscuous Ordinations are Destructive to the Honour 
 (Si Saf(;ty of the Church of England. ...Written in a Letter to a Person 
 of Quality. Lond. 1668. 4°. 
 
 AB 4. 2s. 6(Z. 
 
 By .John Pearson, D.D., Bp. of Chester. 
 
 Brief Account of the New Sect. 1669. 4". 
 
 See ante No. 246 (/«). 
 
 282. Sermon at the Funeral of M"_ Thomas Grkjc, I!. I>. And 
 Rector of St. Andrew-Under.sliaft, Sept, 1, 1670. By Synion raliick, 
 D.D....Loii(l. 1070. 4».
 
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 Broad black border round title. A 2, B— H 4, I 2. 2s. 6(i. 
 
 Symou Patrick, Gainsborough, B. 1626, Queens' 1644, Fellow 164f , M.A. 1651, 
 V. Battersea c. 1658, B.D. 1658, R. St. Paul's Govent Garden 1662, Chr. Ch. 
 Oson., Incorp. D.D. 1666, Dean of Peterborough 1679, Bp. of Chichester 1689, 
 of Ely 1691. D. 1707. 
 
 283. Appendix to the late Antidote against Idolatry. Wherein 
 the true and adequate Notion or Definition of Idolatry is proposed. 
 Most Instances of Idolatry in the Roman Church thereby examined. 
 Sundry uses in the Church of England cleared. ... Lond. 1673. 8°. 
 
 By Henry More. A 4, B— D 8, E 6, 3s. 6d. 
 
 284. To THE Most Excellent & Illustrious Prince James 
 Duke of Monmouth and Buccleugh, &c. on the Happy Solemnity of 
 his Grace's Inauguration in the Chancellourship of the... University 
 of Cambridge. [English Verse.] In the Savoy, 1674. F'*, 
 
 AB 2. OS. 6d. 
 
 Elected 14 July 1674 " by 197 Suffrages no man giving a vote for any other 
 person." For account of the proceedings see Cooper, Ann. iii., 560-3. 
 
 285. Sermon before the King at Newmarket, Oct. 11. 1674. 
 By Henry James, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, and Fellow 
 of Queen's (sic) Col ledge in Cambridge Lond. 1674. 4 
 
 o 
 
 A 2, B— E 4, [F] 2, 1st & last blank. 2s. 
 
 One copy has " Queen's College " instead of " Queen's Colledge." 
 
 Henry .James, Queens', Fellow, B.A. 1663, M.A. 1667, B.D. 1675, D.D. 1679, 
 
 Master of Queens' 1675, V. C. 1683, Keg. Prof, of Div. 1699, Preb. York 1687, 
 
 Preb. Cant. 1705, D. 171S. 
 
 286. News from Cambridge. Or, a Brief Relation of the 
 Wicked Proceedings of Three Informers, viz. Stephen Perry, Tinkler. 
 
 Edward VVallis, Cobler. and Christopher Herrod, Labourer Printed 
 
 1675. 4°. 
 
 A 4. See also No. 246 {n). 4s. 6d. 
 
 287. Sermon before the King at White-Hall. Being the last 
 Sermon preached at Court, By... Benjamin Laney Late Lord Bishop of 
 Ely. Lond. 1675. 4". 
 
 A— D 4, E 2. With Ust of books printed for H. Brome. 2s. 
 
 288. The Life & Death of S. Luke : Delivered in a Sermon 
 on S. Luke's Day, Before the University at Great S. Maries in 
 Cambridge. By David Jenner, B, D. and Fellow of Sidney Sussex 
 Colledge. Lond. 1676. 4°.
 
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 Title 1, B— F 4. Is. M. 
 
 David Jenner, Trinity, B.A. 16oi, became Fellow of Sidney, M.A. 1662, 
 D. D. 1668, both by royal mandate, E. of Great Warley, Preb. of Sarum, and 
 Chaplain to His Majesty. See Wood Ath. iv., 675. Wood is however wrong in 
 describing him as of Caius College. 
 
 289. Three Sermons Preached in St. Maries Church in 
 Cambridg, Upon the Three Anniversaries of the Martyrdom of 
 Charles I. Jan. 30. Birth and Return of Charles II. May. 29. 
 Gun-powder Treason, Novemb. 5. By James Duport D. D. Dean 
 of Peterborough, and Master of Magdalen College in Cambridg, and 
 one of his Majesty's Chaplains in Ordinary. Lond. 167G. 4°. 
 
 A 2, B— L 4. 2s. 6d. 
 
 290. NicoLAi Mercatoris Holsati, e Soc. Reg. Institutionum 
 Astronomicarum Libri Duo, De Motu Astrorum Communi & Proprio, 
 Secundum Hypotheses Veterum & Recentiorum praecipuas ; Deque 
 Hypotheseon ex observatis constructione : Cum Tabulis Tychonianis 
 Solaribus, Lunaribus, Lunae-Solaribus, et Rudolphinis Solis, Fixarum 
 
 et Quinque Errantium Loud. ...sumtibus Samuelis Simpson Biblio- 
 
 polae Cantaljrigiensis. 1676. 8". 
 
 A— T 8, A— D 8. Calf. 7s. 6d. 
 
 Dedicated to "Alma Mater Cantabrigia," & preface dated from Westminster, 
 March lfi7f . 
 
 Nicholas Mercator, or Kauffmann, Holstein, Denmark, B. 1640. Was engaged 
 in correspondence with the principal geometricians in Denmark, Italy, & England. 
 Came to England in 1(560, & was shortly after made F. R.S. The Biographie 
 Vniverselle states that he afterwards went to France & was employed upon the 
 water-works at Versailles, & d. at Paris, 1687. Hutton however states that his 
 death took place in England in 16U0 (Mathematical Tracts), or in 1694 (Math. 
 Diet.). 
 
 291. Brief Exposition of the Ten Commandments and the 
 Lords Prayer. By Simon Patrick D. D. Rector of St. Paul Covent- 
 Garden. 4"> Edit. Lond. 1677. 8°. 
 
 A 8. The Lord's Prayer & Ten Commandments are in 33lacfe ILcttrr. Is. M. 
 
 292. Sermon before the Loud Mayor, and Aldermen op 
 Londcjn, at Guild-Hall Chappel. By George Thorp, B. D. Fcillow 
 of Gonvil and Caius CoUedg in Cambridg, and Rector of St. 
 AntholiuH, and St John Baptists, London. Lond. 1677. 4°. 
 
 A — E 4, F 2. Imprimatur of Lord Mayor. 2,s\ 
 
 George Thorp, Caius, B.A. 16o6, Fellow, M.A. 1660, B.D. 1667, Preb, of 
 Canterl)ury 1680, D. 1719.
 
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 293. Discourse CONCERNING Repentance. By N. Ingelo, D.D.... 
 
 Lend. 1677. 8°. 
 
 A— T 8. 2s. &d. 
 
 Nathaniel Ingelo, D.D. Emman., Fellow, afterwards made Fellow of Queens' 
 by Earl of Manchester in 1G44, Fellow of Eton 1650, D. 1683. " Highly skilled 
 in music." 
 
 294. The Duty and Reward of Bounty to the Poor : a Sermon 
 at the Spittal, 1671. 2"<i Edition. By Isaac Barrow, D.D. late 
 Chaplain in Ordinary... and Master of Trinity... Lend. 1677. 8°. 
 
 A— L 8. 2s. 6d. 
 
 295. Sermon upon the Passion op our Blessed Saviour : at 
 GuHd-Hall Chappel, 1677. By Isaac Barrow, D.D....Lond. 1677. 4". 
 
 Title 1, B— F 4, G 2. 2s. Gd. 
 
 296. —Another Edition. 1678. 8°. 
 A— F 8, G 4. List of books printed for Aylmer. 2s. 6d. 
 
 297. Several Sermons against Evil-Speaking. By Isaac Barrow, 
 D.D. ^■c....Lond. 1678. 8". 
 
 A 4, B— Q 8, R 2, Aa— 11 8, last blank. ' 2s. 6d. 
 
 Name in water-mark ending " -ONARD." 
 
 298. Sermon on 5 Nov. 1673 [1679?]. By Isaac Barrow D.D. 
 fi&c.Lond. 1679. i°. 
 
 Title 1, B— F 4, last (blank?) wanting. 2s. Qd. 
 
 299. Sermon before... the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of the 
 City of London, at the Guild-Hall Chappel, Nov. 16. 1679. By Thomas 
 Lynford, A. M. and Fellow of Christ-Colledge in Cambridge. Lond. 
 1679. 4«. 
 
 A 2, B— E 4. List of books printed for Kettilby. 2s. 
 
 Thomas Lynford, Christ's, Fellow, B.A. 1070, M.A. 1674, D.D. 1689, Incorp. 
 D.D. Oxou. 1676, K. St. Edmund, Lombard St., Preb. Westm. & Archdeacon 
 Barnstaple, Lecturer Gray's Inn. D. 11 Aug. 1724 ace. to Le Neve; 1714, Wood. 
 
 300. Animadversions upon the Doctrine of Transubstantiation. 
 A Sermon before the Lord Mayor, 1679. At the Guild-Hall Chappel. 
 By John Turner, Fellow of Christs-Colledge in Cambridge... Lond. 1679. 
 
 4". 
 
 A— E 4. 2s. 
 
 John Turner, Christ's, Fellow, B.A. 1669, St John's, M.A. 167.3, Incorp. D.D. 
 Oxon. 1675.
 
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 301. The Necessity of Receiving the Holy Sacrament... in a 
 Sermon, at a Conference of the several Ministers of the Deanery of 
 Braugbin in the County of Hertf ord . . . at Ware... 1678. By Bobei-t 
 Neville, B.D. Eector of Ansty. Lond. 1679. 4°. 
 
 A — D 4. List of books published by Billingsley. 2s. 
 
 Robert Neville, or Nevile, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1G60, M.A. 1664, B.D. 1671, 
 E. of Ansty 1671. 
 
 Letter from a Gentleman of the Isle of Ely. 1679. F^ 
 
 See ante No. 246 (o). 
 
 302. Sermon at the Anniversary Meeting of the Eton 
 Scholars, at St. Mary le Bow, 1679. By Thomas Horn, Fellow of 
 King's College in Cambridge, and Chaplain to... Henry, Earl of St. 
 Albans.... Lond. 1680. 4°. 
 
 A— E 4, 1st & last blank. 2s. M. 
 
 Thomas Horn, Tunbridge, B.— ? King's 1658, Fellow 1682, Vice-Provost 
 1697—1708, E. of Piddle-hinton, & of Clewer. 
 
 The Case of Many Protestants, [1680.] 
 See ante No. 246 (p). 
 
 303. Sermon before the Lord Mayor, at Guild-Hall Chappel, 
 1680. By Robei't Hancocke, Fellow of Clare-Hall in Cambridge, and 
 Rector of Northill in Bedfordshire. Lond. 1680. 4°. 
 
 A — E 4, 1st (blank ?) wanting. 2s. 
 
 Eobert Hancocke, Clare, Fellow, B.A. 1662, M.A. 1666. 
 
 304. Excellency, Usefulness and Necessity of Humane 
 Learning, in a Sermon before the University, at Great St. Maries 
 Church in Cambridge, 1681. By Robert Neville, B.D. Late Fellow of 
 King's Colledge in Cambridge... Lond. 1681. 4°. 
 
 A— D 4, E 2. Not cut open. With list of books publ. by Billingsley. 2s. 
 
 305. Israel & England Parallel'd...Bv Paul Knell... London, 
 
 Printed in the year 1648. and now Rcjjriutcd for a Caution to all those 
 that are given to Change. 1681. 4". 
 
 A 2, B 4, B (hix) 4. See No. 259. 2s. Cd. 
 
 306. Evangelical and Catjiolick Unity, Maintained in the 
 Church of England : oi- iui Apology for her Government, Liturgy, 
 Sul)Scii|)Li(jiiS <fec. With Answei-H to the ol>j(!ctions of Mr. lb Di'. O.
 
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 and others, against Conformity. ...By William Saywell, D. D. and Master 
 
 of Jesus Co] ledge in Cambridge... Lond. 1682. 8°. 
 
 A 8, a 4, B— Cc 8, Dd 4. 5s. 
 
 307. Sermon at the Anniversary Meeting op the Eton-Scholars. 
 
 At St. Mary le Bow, 1681. By William Perse, late Fellow of King's 
 
 Colledge in Cambridge, and Chaplain to... Mary Countess of Feversham. 
 
 ...Lond. 1682. 4°. 
 
 A— E 4. 2.S. 
 
 ■William Perse, Eton, King's, B. A. 16G1, M. A. 16G5, V. Teuterdeu, Kent, 
 V. Malton and Heslerton, Yorks. 
 
 308. The Absolute and Peremptory Decree of Election to 
 
 Eternal Glory Reprobated. In a Sermon before the University in 
 
 Great St. Maries Church in Cambridge. By Robert Neville, B.D. 
 
 Rector of Ansty. Lond. 1682. 4". 
 
 A — E 4, 1st (blank?) wanting. Injured by damp. With list of books for 
 Billingsley. Is. 
 
 309. The Christian Tutor, or a Free and Rational Discourse 
 of the Sovereign Good and Happiness of Man, and the Infallible Way 
 of attaining it, especially in the Practice of Christian Religion... By 
 Henry Jenkes Fellow of Gonvil and Cajus College... and of the Royal 
 Society.... Lond. 1683. 8°. 
 
 A 4, B— E 8, F 4. 2s. Qd. 
 
 Henry Jenkes, Aberdeen, Emman. 1646, Fellow of Caius, F. E. S., Incorp. 
 M. A. Oxon. 1669, D. 1697, buried in St. Michael's Church, Camb. 
 
 310. The Nature & Causes of Hardness op Heart, together 
 with the Remedies against it. In a Sermon first before the Society of 
 Liucolns-Inn, and afterwards before the University in Great St. Maries 
 
 Church in Cambridge. By Robert Neville, B.D. Rector of Ansty 
 
 Lond. 1683. 4°. 
 
 A— C 4. 2s. 
 
 311. TA' A'Nfi. The Things Above Proved to be the most 
 proper Objects of the Mind and Affections, in a Sermon before the 
 University in Great St. Maries Church in Cambridge. By Robert 
 Neville, B.D. Rector of Ansty. Lond. 1683. 4°, 
 
 A 2, B — D 4. With list of books printed for Billingsley. 2s. 
 
 312. IsAACi Barrow Mathematicae Professoris Lucasiani Lec- 
 tiones Habitae in Scholis Publicis Academiae Cantabrigiensis : 1664. 
 Lond. 1683. 8°. 
 
 Title 1, B— N 8. 4s. 6d.
 
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 313. A Discourse of Profiting by Sermons, and of going 
 to Hear, where men think they can Profit most, [By Dr. Patrick.^ 
 Lond. 1683. 4*^. 
 
 Title 1, B— E 4. ^ 2s, 
 
 314. The Middle Way betwixt Necessity and Freedom. 2 
 Sermons at St IMary's in Cambridge, By John Turner, late Fellow of 
 Christ-Colledge in that University... London, Printed for Samuel Symp- 
 .son Bookseller in Cambridge. 1683. 8°. 
 
 A 4, B— G 8, H 4. 1st & last (blank ?) wanting. Is, M. 
 
 315. Of Contentment, Patience and Resignation to the Will 
 of God, Several Sermons. By Isaac Barrow, D.D, Late Master of 
 Trinity College in Cambridge, and one of his Majesty's Chaplains. 
 Never before Printed. Lond. 1685. 8°. 
 
 A 4, B — S 8. With portrait, & list of books printed for Aylmer (some by 
 Tillotson). ' 4s. M. 
 
 316. Sermon at the Anniversary Meeting of the Sons of 
 the Clergy-Men, in the Church of St Mary-le-Bow, 1684. By Francis 
 Lord Bishop of Ely, and President of the Society, Lond, 1685, 4", 
 
 A 2, B— E 4. Is. U. 
 
 Francis Turner, Son of Dr, Thomas Turner Dean of Canterbury ; Winchester, 
 & New Coll. Oxon. 1655, Fellow, B.A. 1659, M.A. 1662, Incorp. m!a. Cant. 1666, 
 St, John's, D.D., Master of St. John's 1670. K. of Tharfield 1664, V. C, 1678, 
 Dean of Windsor 1683, Bp. of Rochester 1683, of Ely 1684, deprived 1690, D. 
 1700, 
 
 317. Sermon before the King at White-Hall, Nov. 5, 1684. 
 By Francis [Turner] Lord Bishop of Ely, and Almoner to His Majesty. 
 ...Lond. 1685, 4°. 
 
 A— D 4, E 2, 1st (blank?) wanting. Is, 6rf. 
 
 318. The Authority op Church-Guides Asserted in a Sermon 
 before... Charles II, at Whitehall, 1675. By Miles Barne, D.D. Fellow 
 of St Peters Colledge in Cambridge, and (Jhaplain in Oidinary to His 
 Late Majesty. ...Second Edition. Lond. Printcid for Uichard Green 
 Bookseller in Cambridge. 1685. 4". 
 
 A 4, a 2, B— D 4. Is. M. 
 
 See No8. 138, 169, 173. 
 
 319. Sermon on Saint Mark's Day 1686. In the Parish 
 Church of S'' Paul's Covimt Garden. By Symoii Patiick Rector there. 
 TiOnd. 16«G. 4". 
 
 A— 1' 4, G 2. 28. 
 
 c. 7
 
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 320. Sermon upon St. Peter's Day. Printed at the Desire 
 of Some that heard it, With Some Enlargements. By a Divine of the 
 Church of England [Br. Patrick]. Lond. 1687. 4°. 
 
 A— K 4. With list of books printed for E. Chiswell. MS. notes on p. 53. 2s. 
 
 321. Goodness Proved to be the Best Protection from the 
 Arrests of All Harmes. Sermon befoi'e the University, npon Innocents 
 Day, in Great St. Maries Church in Cambridge. By Robert Neville, 
 B.i). Rector of Ansty. Lond. 1687. 4°. 
 
 A — D 4, 1st (blank?) wanting, E 1. With list of books printed for Billingsley. 
 
 2s. 
 
 322. Sermon in the Chappel of St. James's ; before His 
 Highness the Prince of Orange, 1688. By Symon Patrick, D.D. Dean 
 of Peterborough. Lond. 1689. 4^ 
 
 A— E 4. 2s. 
 
 323. Sermon before the Queen at Whitehall, 168^. By 
 Symon Patrick, D.D. Dean of Peterburgh. Lond. 1689. 4°. 
 
 (A)— E 4, (F) 2. With list of books printed for K. Chiswell (Burnet etc.). 2s. 
 
 324. Sermon at St. Paul's Covent Garden... being a Second 
 Part of the Sermon before the Prince of Orange. By Symon Patrick, 
 D.D., Dean of Peterborough. Lond. 1689. 4°. 
 
 A— E 4, F 2. 2s. 
 
 325. Charge at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace 
 Held for the County of Cambridge, at the Castle of Cambridge, 168f. 
 By Sir M. D. of Grey 's-Inn... Lond. 1689. 4°. 
 
 A 4. 7s. 6d 
 
 By the kind help of M'" Douthwaite, Librarian of Gray's Inn, we have been 
 enabled to identify the author of this pamphlet as Sir Marmaduke Dayrell, 
 of Camps Castle, Cambs., admitted to Gray's Inn 1668, knighted March 22, 
 1684. 
 
 It will be seen that this charge was delivered between the date of the 
 departure of James II. (Dec. 23) and the proclamation of William and Mary (Feb. 
 13). 
 
 After an Introduction beginning, " It cannot be expected that I should enter 
 "upon the ordinary Methods of direction which has been usual at other times," 
 the charge begins : " The great occasion of oiu- meeting here is, for Preservation 
 " of the Peace in matters Ecclesiastical as well as Civil." All reference to the 
 latter is contained in the two concluding paragraphs : " I should now come to 
 " speak of the Civil Power, or that Legal Administration of Justice peculiar to 
 "this Kingdom; which is Jns smtm cuique tribuere. But there having been 
 " many Discourses of that nature formerly in this place by Gentlemen whose 
 " Learning and Abilities I have infinitely more reason to value than my own, I 
 " shall for this time spare you and my self that trouble."
 
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 326. The Cambridge Case, being an Exact Narrative of all 
 the Proceediasrs ascainst the Vice Chancellour and Delesrates of that 
 University, For refusing to admit Alban Francis, a Benedictine Monk, 
 to the Degree of Master of Arts, without taking the Oaths. Lond. 
 
 1689. F". 
 
 Title 1, B— E 2. Slightly mended. 7s. M. 
 
 James II. having recommended the University, by a letter dated Feb. 7. 
 168; , to admit Alban Francis M.A. without the usual oaths, it was brought by 
 the V.C. before the Congregation and refused. An account of the matter will be 
 found in Cooijer's Ann. in., 614 — 632. 
 
 326*. Cantabrigia Illustrata. Sive Omnium Celeberrimae istius 
 Universitatis Collegiorum, Aularum, Bibliothecae, Academiae Scliolarum 
 Publicarum, Sacelli Coll : Regalis nee non Totius Oppidi Ichnographia 
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 the best Establishment. University Sermon, March 8, 170|....Camb. 
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 378. Sallustii quae extant cum notis....Accedunt Julius 
 Exsuperantius, Porcius Latro ; et Fragmenta Historicorum Vett. cvim 
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 Sallustii, auctore Joanne Clerico. Cantab. D. 1710. 4°. 
 
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 379. Whiston, Wm. Praelectiones Physico-Mathematicae 
 Cantab, in Publ. Schol. habitae. Quibus Philosophia Newtoni Mathe- 
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 etiam Halleiana commentariolo ill ustratur,... Cantab. A. 1710. 8". 
 
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 380. Brome, Edmund. Use, measures, and manner of Christian 
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 Cambridge. Cainb. A.... 1711. 8°. 
 
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 381. Green, Robert. Demonstration of the Truth and Divi- 
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 ff. 2 + pp. 23. 3s. 
 
 385. Theophrasti Characteres Ethici. Gr. et Lat. cum notis 
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 392. Pyckoft, Sam. Brief enquiry into Free-thinking in 
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 407. Whitfield, John. Sermon in Ely Cathedral at the 
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 411. Anacreon, Gr. et Lat. cum notis et varus accessionibus, 
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 437. [Waterland, D.] Scripture vindicated : in answer to 
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 439. CicERONis AD Q. Fratrem Dialogi III. DE Oratore. 
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 443. Collection of Poems. By the Author of a Poem on 
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 502. MicHELL, J. Treatise of Artificial Magnets. 2nd Edit. 
 Camb. E...1751. 8". 
 
 f. l + pp. 78. 1 Plate. See ante No. 494. 3s. 6d. 
 
 503. MiCKLEBOROUGH, JoiIN. ThE GrEAT DuTY OF LABOUR & 
 
 Work, & the necessity of fixing upon some plan for a General Work- 
 House for the poor of this place : in a Sermon before the Corporation 
 in St. Andrew the Great, Jan. 27, 175f. Camb. E. 1751. 8°. 
 
 pp. 26. 2s. 6rf. 
 
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 or scheme from the Vice-Chancellor for a general Workhouse was read & agreed 
 to," & it was ordered that the same should be forthwith printed & distributed for 
 the consideration of the several parishes. Cooper, Ann. iv. p. 283. 
 
 504. Rutherforth, T. The Credibility of Miracles defended 
 against the author of Philosoiihical Essays in a discourse at the Primary 
 Visitation of Thomas, Lord Bishop of Ely, in St. Michael's, Aug. 29, 
 1751. Camb. E. 1751. 4°. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 22. With list of books sold by Thurlbourn. 2s. 6d. 
 
 505. Smart, Chr. On the Immensity of the Supreme Being. 
 Camb. E. 1751. 4«. 
 
 f. l + pp. 13. The Seatonian Poem for 1751. 2s. 
 
 506. Smart, Chr. On the Eternity of the Supreme Being. 
 2nd Edit. Camb. E. 1752. 4°. 
 
 f. l + pp. 13. Seatonian Poem for 1750. In same volume are the Seatonian 
 Poems for 1751 to 1758 and 1760, by Smart, Bally, Glynn & Scott. See post Nos. 
 507, &c. 
 
 10 in 1 vol. Calf. 12s. 
 
 507. Smart, 0. Omniscience of the Supreme Being. Cambridge, 
 E. 1752. 4 
 
 
 
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 508. Masters, Robert. History of the College op Corpus 
 Christi anrl tlie B. V. IMary (commonly called Bene't) in the University 
 of Cambridge, from its Eoundation to the present time. In 2 parts. 
 Camb. E. 1753. 4".
 
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 510. Smart, Chr. Immensity of the Supreme Being. ...2nd Edit. 
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 S. 1 + pp. 13. Seatonian for 1751. Bound in No. 506, see ante. 
 
 512. Smart, Chr. Power of the Supreme Being. Camb. E. 
 
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 pp. 13. Seatonian Poem for 1753. Bound in No. 506, see ante. 
 
 513. Baker, Geo. De Affectibus Animi et Morbis inde 
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 1755. 4". 
 
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 Sir George Baker, Devons. B. 1722, Eton, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1745, M.A. 
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 1809. Made important discoveries respecting lead poisoning. 
 
 514. Bally, Geo. The Justice of the Supreme Being. A 
 Poem. Camb. E. 1755. 4°. 
 
 pp. 27. Seatonian for 1754. Bound in No. 506, see ante. 
 
 515. Carmina ad nobilissimum Thomam Holles Ducem de 
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 516. Green, William. New Translation of the Prayer of 
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 commentary and notes. Cambridge, E. 1755. i". 
 
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 517. [Montagu, Fred.] Oratio in Laudes Baconi, habita in 
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 518. Bally, Geo. The Wisdom of the Supreme Being. A 
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 pp. 27. Seatonian Poem for 1756. Bound in No. 506, see ante. 
 
 519. Barford, Wm. Oratio habita in Funere Rev. et Doct. 
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 einer starken Bevolkerung." 
 
 521. Bentham, Jas. Catalogue of the principal members of 
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 the Church, a.d. 673 to the present year 1756. Camb. E. 1756. 4'\ 
 
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 522. Book op Common Prayer. Camb. E. 1756. 12". 
 
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 523. Mason, William. Odes. Camb. E. 1756. 4». 
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 524. Smart, Chr. On the Eternity of the Supreme Being. 
 3rd Edit. Camb. E. 1756. 4°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 13. Seatonian Poem for 1750. 2s. 
 
 525. S.MART, Chr. The Goodness of the Supreme Being, A 
 Poetical Essay. Camb. E. 1756. 4°. 
 
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 526. Smart, Chr. The Omniscience op the Supreme Being. 
 2iid Edit. Camb. E. 1756. 4". 
 
 ff. 9. Seatonian Poem for 1752. At eud is a list of books "written by 
 M'- Smart & sold by M"" Ncwbcry." 2s. 
 
 527. [HuRD, Richard]. Letter to M^ Mason on the Marks 
 of imitation. Camb. [A?] 1757. 8". 
 
 pp. 76. At end a list of books printed for Thurlbourn & Woodyer. 2s. 6rf. 
 
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 of Worcester 1781, D. 1808. 
 
 528. Ockley, Simon. History of the Saracens. 3rd Edit. 
 Camb. 1757. 8". 
 
 2 vols. Vol. I. pp. XXV + 339 + ff. 10. 1 Plate. Vol. II. ff. 2 + pp. lviii + 356 
 + ff. 6. Calf. 9s. 
 
 529. Queries offered to the inhabitants of Ely and towns 
 adjacent, and all who have any estates in the south pai't of the Isle of 
 Ely. Camb. E. 1757. 8". 
 
 pp. 24. 2s. 6d. 
 
 530. Bally, Geo. The Providence of the Supreme Being. 
 A Poem. Camb. E. for T. & J. Merrill. 1758. 4°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 18. Seatonian Poem for 1758. Bound in No. 506, see ante. 
 
 531. Glynn, R, The Day of Judgment : a Poetical Essay. 
 3rd Edit. Camb. E. 1758. 4°. 
 
 pp. 16. Seatonian Poem for 1757. Bound in No. 506, see ante. 
 
 Kobert Glynn, Camb. B. 1718, King's, FeUow, B.A. 1741, M.A. 1745, M.D. 
 1752. He practised Physic at Kichmond & Cambridge, & changed his name to 
 Clobery. L). 1800. 
 
 532. Newton, Benjamin. Influence of the improvement op 
 life on the Moral Principle, considered. Univ. Sermon, Jan. 30, 1758. 
 Camb. E. 1758. 4". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 18. ls.6d. 
 
 Benjamin Newton, Jesus, Fellow, B.A. 1743, M.A. 1747, V. Sandhurst, Kent. 
 
 533. Ogden, Sam. Two Univ. Sermons, 29th May & 22nd June, 
 1758. Camb. E. for R. Matthews, Bookseller in Camb. 1758. 4°. 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 29. Is. 6cZ. 
 
 Samuel Ogden, Manchester B. 1716, St John's, Fellow, B.A. 1737, M.A. 1741, 
 B.D. 1748, D.D. 1753, Woodwardian Professor 1764, Master of Halifax School 
 1744—53, K. of Landlord 1766, D. 1778.
 
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 534. Roberts, Wm. Utrum diversarum Gentium Mores et 
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 Cantab. E. 1758. 4°. 
 
 pp. 16. 2s. M. 
 
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 535. Book op Com.mon Prayer. Camb. E. 1759. 12°. 
 ff. 156. Sheet B wanting. 
 
 (b) The Whole Book of Psalms, by Stern hold & Hopkins. 
 Camb. E. 1760. 12°. 
 
 ff. 48. 
 
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 536. Heathcote, Ralph. Fidei Fundamentum Ratio. Concio 
 ad Cleinim in Temple B.M. apud Cant. 1759, pre gradu D.D. Camb, 
 E. 1759. 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 16. . 2s. 
 
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 540. [Gordon, John.] New Estimate of Manners and Prin- 
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 541. Hallifax, Sam. St. Paul's Doctrine of Justification 
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 pp. viii + 56. Is. M. 
 
 Samuel Hallifax, Mansfield Derbys. B. 1733, Jesus, Fellow, B.A. 1754, M.A. 
 1757, Trin. Hall, Follow. LL.D. 1764, D.D. 1775, Prof, of Arabic 1768, Regius 
 Prof, of Civil Law 1770, Bp of Gloucester 1781, Bp of St Asaph 1789, D. 1790. 
 
 542. Scott, James. Heaven ; a Vision. Camb. E. 1760. 4°. 
 
 pp. 20. Seatonian Poem for 1760. 2s. 6d. 
 
 James Scott, Leeds B. 1733, Trinity, Fellow, B.A. 1757, M.A. 1760, B.D. 1768, 
 D.D. 1775, E. Simonbourn Northumb. 1771, afterwards removed to London. 
 D. 1814. 
 
 543. Waring, Edw. Letter to Rev. Dr. Powell in answer to 
 his Observations on the First Chapter of Miscellanea Analytica, and his 
 Defence of those Observations. Camb. E. 1760. 8". 
 
 pp. 47. 1 Plate. 2s. M. 
 
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 544. [Waterland, Daniel.] Advice to a Young Student, 
 with a method of Study for the first four years. 3rd Edit. © Camb. 
 Printed for C. & J. Crownifield. 1760. 8°. 
 
 S. 4 + pp. 32. Orn. 94, 95. Is. 6d. 
 
 545. Book op Common Prayer. Camb. K. 1761. 8°. 
 
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 546. Gratulatio Acad. Cant. Georgii III et Charlottae 
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 1761. F>. 
 
 ff. 64. Orn. 96 on title & Eoyal Arms as headpiece. Calf. 10s. 
 
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 Coll.; E. Plumptre, President of Queens'; &c. 
 
 547. [Green, John.] The Principles and Practices of the 
 Methodists farther considered : in a letter to the Rev. M'' George 
 Whitefield. Camb. E. 1761. 8". 
 
 pp.74. Signed " Academicus. " 2s. 6d. 
 
 548. PoRTEUs, Beilby. The Character of David King of 
 Israel: in a discourse before the Univ., Nov. 29, 1761. Camb. E. 
 1761. 8 
 
 o
 
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 549. RUTHERFORTH, T. LETTER TO M^ KeNNICOTT, IN WHICH 
 
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 be inaccurate. With a postscript. Camb. E. 1761. 8". 
 
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 550. Scott, James. Heaven; a Vision. 2nd Edit. Camb. 
 E. 1761. 4°. 
 
 ff. 10. Seatonian Poem for 1760. Bound in No. 506, see ante. 
 
 551. Scott, James. Purity of Heart; A Moral Epistle. 
 Camb. E. 1761. 4°. 
 
 pp. 14. 2s. Gd. 
 
 552. [Anstey, Chr., & Rev. M^ Robert.s.] Elegia scripta 
 in Coemeterio Rustico latine reddita. Cantab. E. 1762. 4". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 15. 3s. 6d. 
 
 In the MS. copy of the Elegy preserved in Cambridge among Gray's papers 
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 and again in the same year by Rob. Lloyd M.A. Rev. M'' Roberts was W. H. 
 Roberts, Provost of Eton. 
 
 Christopher Anstey, B. 1724, son of Rev. Chr. Anstey D.D., of Briukley, 
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 succeeded to estates of his maternal grandfather 1754, and resided at Trump- 
 ington and at Bath. D. 1805. Having opposed certain alterations in the college 
 regulations he was prevented from obtaining his M.A. degree : 
 
 " Granta, sweet Granta, where, studious of ease, 
 " Seven years did I sleep, and then lost my degrees." 
 
 For account of his suspension from the Univ., see Cooper, Ann. iv. p. 261. 
 
 553. Book op Common Prayer. Camb. K. 1762. 8°. 
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 554. Camb. K. 1762. 12°. 
 
 ff. 204. Black morocco, gilt, gilt leaves. 12s. 
 
 555. Another copy, with Psalms, in Metre. Bir- 
 
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 556. Gkatulatio Acad. Cant. Natales Georgii Walliae Prin- 
 cii)is Georgii III ct Cliarlottae filii Celebrantis. Cantab. E. 1762. F". 
 
 n. 54. Orn. 96 on title, & Royal Arms before verses. 10s. 
 
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 Queens' ; Michael Lort, Eeg. Prof, of Greek ; etc. 
 
 557. Backhouse, Wm. History op the Man of God, who 
 was sent from Judah to Bethel ; a caution against religious delusion. 
 Visitation Sermon in St. Michael's, May 19, 1763. Camb. E. 1763. 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 19. With List of Books for T. & J. Men-ill. Is. 6(?. 
 
 William Backhouse, Christ's, Fellow, B.A. 1752, M.A. 1755, D.D. 1771, V. of 
 Meldreth. 
 
 558. 2nd Edit. Camb. E. 1763. 8°. 
 
 ff.2 + pp. 20. Is. 
 
 559. Brooke, Zach. Two Univ. Sermons in 1762. 2nd Edit. 
 Camb. E. 1763. 4°. 
 
 pp. 38. 2s. M. 
 
 Zachary Brooke, Hammerton, Hunts. B. 1716, St John's 1734, Fellow, B.A. 
 1737, M.A. 1741, B.D. 1748, D.D. 1753, Lady Margaret Professor 1765, R. of 
 Forncett, Norf., D. 1788. 
 
 560. Several Discourses before the late King, 
 
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 561. Cantabrigia Depicta : a description of the Univ. & 
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 564. Gratulatio Acad. Cant, in Pacem Georgii III auspichs 
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 Camb. E. 1764. 8". 
 
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 572. Mainwaring, J. The Natuhe op compliances, civil & 
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 pp. 24. 2s. 
 
 John IMainwarinp. St John's, Fellow, B.A. 1745, M.A. 1750, B.D. 1758, Lady 
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 573. Primatt, Wm. Accentus Redivivi : or a defence of 
 our accented Pronunciation of Greek Prose. Camb. E. for the Author. 
 
 1764. 8°. 
 
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 paper. 4.s'. (\d. 
 
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 574. Scott, James. How far a state of dependence and 
 a sense of gratitude should influence ovir conduct. Univ. Sermon, 
 Jan. 1, 1764. Camb. L. 1764. 4°. 
 
 pp. 16. 2s. 
 
 575. Lettice, John. The Conversion op St. Paul : a Poeti- 
 cal Essay. Camb. E. 1765. 4°. 
 
 pp. 16. Seatonian Prize for 1765. 2s. Qd. 
 
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 576. Rutherforth, T. De artibus et doctrinis, quibus theo- 
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 1765. Camb. E. 1765. 4°. 
 
 pp. 16. 2s, 6d. 
 
 577. Sternhold, Hopkins & others. Book of Psalms in 
 Metre. Camb. E. 1765. 12". 
 
 ff. 48. Bound in No. 589, see post. 
 
 578. The Council in the Moon. Camb. L. 1765. 4°. 
 pp. 23. 5s. 
 
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 634. Jebb, John. Remarks upon the present mode of Edu- 
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 4tb Edit. Camb. L. 1774. 8". 
 
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 635. [Lambert, .] Letter to the Author of an Obser- 
 
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 644. Martyn, Thos. Elements of Natural History. Camb. 
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 648. Green, William. New translation of Isaiah lii. 13 
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 pp. 18. Is- 
 
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 John Warren, Caius, B.A. 1750, M.A. 1754, D.D. 1772, Preb. of Ely, Bp of 
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 657. Watson, Richard. Principles of the Revolution vin- 
 dicated. Univ. Sermon, May 29, 1776. Camb. M. 1776. 4°. 
 
 pp. 14. 2». 
 
 658. A third edition. Camb. M. 1776. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 6r/. 
 
 659. Univ. Ser.mon, Oct. 25, 1776, the anniversary 
 
 of his majesty's accession. Camb. M. 1776. 4°. 
 
 pp. 14. Is. 
 
 660. Cole, Wm. Sermon at Eynesbury, Hunts., Dec. 13, 1776, 
 Fastdav. Camb. M. 1777. 4».
 
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 661. Cooper, Sam. Necessity & truth of the three principal 
 revelations demonstrated from the gradations of science, & the progress 
 of the mental feculties. Commencement Sermon, June 29, 1777. Canib. 
 M. 1777. 4°. 
 
 ff.3 + pp.22. l8. 
 
 662. Hey, John. Sermon before the Governors of Adden- 
 brooke's Hospital, June 26, 1777. Camb. M. 1777. 4°. 
 
 pp. 16 + 16 (Statement of accounts, etc.). 2.9. 
 
 663. Nasmith, James. Catalogus Librorum MSS. quos Collegio 
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 M. 1777. 4°. 
 
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 664. Ogden, Sam. Sermons on the ten commandments. Camb. 
 M. 1777. 8". 
 
 pp. 30.3. 2s. 6d. 
 
 665. Sermons on the Articles op the Christian 
 
 Faith. Camb. M. 1777. 8°. 
 
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 666. [Stevens, Wm.] Strictures on a Sermon entitled the 
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 Friend. Second edition. Camb. 1777. 8". 
 
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 667. Hey, John. The Substance of a Sermon preached at 
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 669. IsoLA, Agostino. Pieces selected from the Italian 
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 Camb. M. for J. Deighton. 1778. 8°. 
 
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 670. Itineraria Symonis Simeonis et Willelmi de Worcestre. 
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 gilt leaves. 28s. 
 
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 M. 1778. 4". 
 
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 672. Robinson, R. Plan of Lectures on the principles of 
 Nonconformity. Camb. N. 1778. 12°. 
 
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 673. Rules & orders of Addenbrooke's Hospital. Camb. M. 
 1778. 4°. 
 
 pp.20. Is. 6d. 
 
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 Will dated Oct. 1, 1727. Camb. M. 1778. 8°. 
 
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 675. Addenbrooke's Hospital. Treasurer's Reports, etc. 
 1779—1783, 1796, 1815, 1838, 1864, 1866, 1868, 1870—71, 1874—78, 
 1884. Camb. A. 4° & 8°. 
 
 No imprint up to 1815. 12s. 
 
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 M. 1779. 8 
 
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 679. Robinson, Robert. Christianity a system of Humanity. 
 Sermon on behalf of the Dissenting Charity School at Horslydown, 
 Southwark, preached at Salters Hall, March 3, 1779. Camb. O. 1779. 
 
 8°. 
 
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 680. Hayter, T. Remarks on M^ Hume's Dialogues con- 
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 Hallifax's preface to the Sermons of D^ Ogden. Camb. N. 1780. 8". 
 
 pp. 15. Is- 
 
 682. Poll for the Election of two Representatives in Par- 
 liament for the Univ., Sept. 9, 1780. Candidates: Lord Hyde, Hon. 
 Mr Wm. Pitt, Hon. Mr J. Townshend, James Mansfield Esq., Solicitor 
 General, R. Croftes Esq. Camb. N. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. i^-^- 6d. 
 
 683. Poll for the Election of two Representatives for the 
 County, Sept. 14, 1780. Candidates: Lord Robert Manners, Hon. 
 Philip Yorke, Sir Sampson Gideon B'. Camb. N. 8". 
 
 pp. 100. 4s. 6rf. 
 
 684. RoBixXSON, R. Christian Submission to Civil Government. 
 A discourse preached Jan. 30, 1780, at the Meeting House in St. 
 Andrew's, Cambridge. Camb. N. for W. Cowper. 1780. 8". 
 
 pp. 30. 1«- 
 
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 686. 4tli Edit. Camb. M. 1780. 8°. 
 
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 687. Discourse to the Clergy op the Archdeaconry 
 
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 688. Cantabrigia Depicta. New edition. Camb. M. 1781. 12". 
 f. 1 + pp. 117 + 3. Same Plates as in No. 646. 3s. 6d. 
 
 689. Green, Wm. Poetical Parts of the Old Testament, 
 newly translated from the Hebrew with note.s. Camb. M. 1781. 4°. 
 
 pp. 160. 4s. Qd. 
 
 690. [Mainwaring, J.] Essay on the Character of Methodism. 
 Camb. M. 1781. 8 
 
 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 78. 2s. 
 
 691. POSTLETHWAITE, T. DISCOURSE, IN TWO PARTS, UPON ISAIAH 
 
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 1781. 4°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 6rf. 
 
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 692. Robinson, Robert. The general doctrine op tolera- 
 tion applied to the particular ca.se of free communion. Camb. N. 1781. 
 
 8^ 
 
 pp. 50. Is. Gd. 
 
 693. Wat.son, R. Chemical Essays. 5 vols. Camb. M. 1781-6. 
 
 8". 
 
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 ff. 2 + pp. ii + 376. Vol. iv. 1786. ff. 12 + pp. 354 + ff. 25 (Index to the 4 vols.). 
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 696. Letter to the Author of the History & Mystery of 
 Good Friday. By a Layman. Camb. N. 1782. 8". 
 
 ff. 5 + pp. viii + 31. Is. 
 
 697. Plumptre, Rob. Hints respecting some of the Uni- 
 versity Officers, its Jurisdiction, its Revenues &c. Camb. M. 1782. 
 
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 698. [Robinson, R.] History Sl Mystery of Good Friday. 
 3rd Edit. Camb. N. N. d. [17821] 12°. 
 
 pp. 33. Is. 
 
 699. Watson, R. Chemical Essays, Vol. 3. Camb. M. 1782. 
 
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 See ante No. 693. 
 
 700. Craven, Wm. Sermons on the Evidence of a Future 
 State of Rewards &. Punisliments, before the Univ. Camb. M. for J. 
 & J. Merrill. 1783. 8°. 
 
 pp. 144. 2s. 
 
 701. Hey, Richard. Dissertation on the pernicious effects 
 of Gaming, which gained a prize (June 1783) in the Univ. Camb. M. 
 1783. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 100. Is.Qd. 
 
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 Sidney, Fellow, M.A. 1771, LL.D. 1779, Esquire Bedell 1772, D. 1835. 
 
 702. Atwood, G. Treatise of the Rectilinear Motion & 
 Rotation of Bodies, with a description of original experiments. Camb. 
 M. 1784. 8°. 
 
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 703. Baker, Thomas, Memoirs op the Life &, Writings of, 
 from the Papers of Dr Zachary Grey, with a catalogue of his MS. 
 Collections by Robert Masters. Camb. M. 1784. 8''. 
 
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 from Fellowship 1716, D. 1740. 
 
 The materials for an Athenae Cantahrigiensis known as the "Baker MSS." 
 are. Vols. 1 to 23 in the British Museum, Vols. 24 to 42 in the Camb. Univ. 
 Library. 
 
 704. Hey, Richard. Dissertation on the pernicious effects 
 of Gaming. 2nd Edit. Camb. M. 1784. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 100. Is.Gd. 
 
 705. IsoLA, Agostino. Pieces from the Italian Poets trans- 
 lated by gentlemen of the Univ. 2nd Edit. Camb. M. 1784. 8°. 
 
 pp. xi + 115. 2s. 6d. 
 
 706. Long, Roger. Astronomy. Camb. finished dy M. 1784. 
 See ante Nos. 463 & 571. 
 
 707. Poll for the Election of two Representatives in 
 Parliament for the Univ., April 3, 1784. Candidates : Hon. Wm. 
 Pitt, Lord Euston, Hon. John Townshend, James Mansfield. By 
 John Beverley. Camb. N. N. d. 8 
 
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 pp. 36. 5s. 
 
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 1770. D. 1827. See Gunning's Remimsccnces, 8vo. 1854, Vol. i. pp. 132, 148, 
 191 &c. 
 
 708. Remarks on the Address to the Governors op Adden- 
 brooke's Hospital. 1784. 4°. 
 
 pp. 19. Signed "A Governor." 2s. Cul. 
 
 On the subject of the Election of Surgeons. 
 
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 Camb. M. 1784. 8". 
 
 ff . 4 + pp. 48. Folding table. l.s. 0,7. 
 
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 a man of very strong prejudices, and accustomed himself, when he wanted to 
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 710. Concise & Accurate Description op the Univ., Town, 
 & County of Camb., etc. New &, improved edition. Camb. M. [1785.] 
 
 12°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 1 to 48, 85 to 164 (wrongly numbered, see note on p. 164). Illustra- 
 tions the same as in No. 646. 3s. 6rf. 
 
 711. ExcERPTA E Statutis Acad. Cant. Cantab. M. 1785. 8". 
 i. 1 +pp. 36. Title-page damaged. (See also No. 728.) Is. 
 
 712. Hey, Richard. Dissertation on Suicide, which gained 
 a prize (May 1785) in the Univ. of Camb. Camb. M. 1785. 8°. 
 
 pp. 90. 2s. M. 
 
 713. Howe, John, & B. Grosvenor. Abridgement of a Dis- 
 course on self-dedication by John Howe, & The temper of Jesus towards 
 his enemies etc. by B. Grosvenor. To which are prefixed the lives of 
 the authors. Camb. M. 1785. 8". 
 
 pp. XV -1-73. 2s. 
 
 The preface is signed J. A. — apparently the printer, J. Archdeacon — who 
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 714. Ten Minutes' Advice to Freshmen. Camb. M. 1785. 8". 
 pp. 54. Signed "A Questionist. " l.s. Gd. 
 
 714*. Watson, Ric. Collection op Theological Tracts, in 
 six volumes. Vols. i. to iii. & vi. Cambridge, M. 1785. 8°. 
 
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 Vol. rv. Lond. pp. vii-^513. Vol. v. Lond. pp. viii-f443. Vol. vi. Camb. ff. 
 2 + pp. 420 -1- ff. 24. 6 vols, half calf. Poor copy. 7s. 6d. 
 
 715. [Wesley, John.] Duty & advantage op early rising. 
 2nd Edit. Camb. M. for the editor. 1785. 8 
 
 
 
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 1785 : also on last page a list of books by the same editor. Is. 6d. 
 
 716. HEN0$fiNT02 KYPOY ANABASEfiS BIBAIA EHTA. 
 Xenophontis de Cyri Expeditione libri VII, a Thoma Hutchinson. 
 Edit. Quarta. Cantab. M. 1785. 4°.
 
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 Poison made Addenda ct Corrigenda with short notes to this edition at the 
 request of Nicholson the Cambridge bookseller, & prefixed " Lectori, si quis erit," 
 Cantabrigiae 22 Aug. 1786. 
 
 717. Collection of 135 Play Bills of the Performances at 
 the Stirbitch Theatre extending from Sept. 16, 1786 to Sept. 19, 1808. 
 Camb. N. (1798—1808). P. (1798—1801). F". 
 
 None of those in the earlier years have a printer's name. Some of the bills 
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 Half russia, from the Library of Dr Corrie. SOs. 
 
 718. Ormbrod, Richard. Remarks on the 14th Section of 
 Dr Priestley's disquisitions on matter & spirit. Camb. M. 1786. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 60. Is. 6(L 
 
 Richard Ormerod, Christ's, B.A. 1784, M.A. 1787. 
 
 719. Tasso's "Gerusalemme Liberata:" with explanatory 
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 720. Watson, R. Chemical Essays Vol. iv. Camb. M. 1786. 
 
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 Cantab. 8vo. Id. Mart. 1787. Cantab. M. 1787. 4°. 
 
 pp. 21. 2s. 
 
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 723. Ludlam, W. Rudiments of Mathematics. Second Edit. 
 Camb. M. 1787. 8". 
 
 pp. 234. 3 folding plates. 
 
 (6) Mathematical Essays. Second Edit. Camb. M. 1787. 8". 
 
 f.l + pp. 97. 3 folding plates. 2 vols, in 1, calf. is. (jd. 
 
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 724. Tanner, Thos. Notitia Monastica : or an account of 
 all the Abbies &c. formerly in England & Wales, and of all the Colleges 
 & Hospitals founded before 1540. Published 1744 by John Tanner, & 
 now reprinted, with additions, by Jas. Nasmith. Camb. M. 1787. F°. 
 
 ff. '2 + pp. Ix + ff. 396. Portrait of Thos. Tanner & 3 jjlates of arms of 
 monasteries. Morocco, gilt tooled, edges marble under gilt. £6. 6s. 
 
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 Fellow of All Souls, K. of Thorpe Norfolk 1701, Preb. of Ely 1713, Canon of 
 Christ Church 1724, Bp. of St Asaph 1732, D. 1735. 
 
 725. Two Discourses on the Creation of all things by Jesus 
 Christ ; and on the Resurrection of the dead through the man Jesus 
 Christ. 3rd Edit. Published by the Society for promoting the know- 
 ledge of the Scriptures. Camb. [N?] 1787. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 726. Beverley, John. Account of the different ceremonies 
 observed in the Senate House of the Univ. of Camb. : with tables of fees 
 etc. Camb. M. 1788. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 174. 2s. Gd. 
 
 727- • ■ Another copy, interleaved & presented to Kev. L. Yates, 
 
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 tables of Fees, &c. : in 1 vol. Calf, from the Comerford sale. 25s. 
 
 729. Robinson, R. Discourse on Sacramental Tests, at Camb. 
 Oct. 30, 1788, at a general meeting of deputies of the Dissenting 
 congregations in Cambs. Camb. N. for J. Bowtell. 1788. 8°. 
 
 ff.2 + pp. 27. Is. 
 
 730. Slavery inconsistent with the Spirit of 
 
 Christianity. Sermon at Camb., Feb. 10, 1788. Camb. M. 1788. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 39. Is. 
 
 731. [SymondsI] Reasons for revising by authority our 
 present version of the Bible. Camb. M. 1788. 8°. 
 
 pp. 63. See Nos. 743 & 782. Is. M. 
 
 732. Watson, R. Address to Young Persons after Confir- 
 mation. Camb. M. 1788. 8°. 
 
 pp. 76. 2s.
 
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 733. Watson, R. Charge to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry 
 of Ely, June 12, 1788. Camb. M. 1788. 8°. 
 
 pp. 25. Is. 6tZ. 
 
 734. Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese of 
 
 Llandaff, June 1788. Camb. M. 1788. 8". 
 
 pp. 35. Is. 
 
 736. Address to the Congregation at St. Mary's, Cambridge, 
 oia the sermon pi'eached by Rev. W. F...., M.A., Dec. 28, 1788. By a 
 Questionist of St. John's Coll. Camb. M. 1789. 8". 
 
 pp. 30. Is. (nl. 
 
 W. F...was William Frend, aud several of the sentences from his Mr Coult- 
 hurst's Blunders exposed are quoted against himself. 
 
 737. Concise & accurate description of the Univ. etc. of 
 Camb. New Edit. Camb. M. [1789]. 12". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 161. Illustrations and mistake in paging the same as in No. 710. 
 
 3.V. M. 
 
 738. Holy Bible. Camb. M. 1789. 4°. 
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 Camb. M. for W. H. Lunn. 1789. 8°. 
 
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 740. C, J. The Coin-Act. By way of dialogue, Camb. M. 
 1789. 8". 
 
 pp. 22. 2s. 
 
 "Kead this little Gospel-Drama with attention; it is the production of a most 
 "dear brother beloved in the ministry, meant as an imi:)rovemcnt on the late 
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 741. Disney, W. Univ. Sermon, June 28, 1789, with strictures 
 on the licentious notions avowed in INIr Gibbon's Roman History. 
 Camb. M. 1789. 4", 
 
 pp. ii -t- 22. Is. \ad. 
 
 WiUiam Disney, U. 1731, Trinity, Senior Wrangler 1753, Fellow 1754, M.A. 
 1756, B.D. 1768, D.D. 17HU, I'rof. of Hebrew 1757, K. of Pluckley, Kent, 1777, 
 D. 1807. 
 
 742. Morgan, Caesar. Sermon in Ely Cathedral, Apr. 23, 
 1789, day of general thanksgiving for his majesty's recovery. Camb. 
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 743. Symonds, John. Observations on the Expediency of 
 revising the present English veision of the Gospels & Acts. Camb. M. 
 
 1789. 4°. 
 
 ff. 6 + pp. 180. 4s. 
 
 John Symonds, St John's, B.A. 1752, Fellow of Pet. 1753, M.A. 1754, LL.D. 
 1772, Prof, of Modern History 1771. 
 
 744. Berkenhout, Dr. Letters to his son at the Univ. Game. 
 M. 1790. 8°. 
 
 ff . 2 + pp. iv + 374. Calf. 4s. 6d. 
 
 At end is a catalogue of Cadell's publications, 16 pp. 
 
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 studied Physic in Edinburgh 1760, M.D. Leyden 1765, D. 1791. Writer in 
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 745. Concise & accurate description of Game. Game. M. n.d. 
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 ff. 2 + pp. 149. 3s. Gd. 
 
 In addition to the illustrations of former editions, this has one of King's 
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 No. 710. 
 
 746. Ferrar, Nicholas. Memoirs by P. Peckard. Game. M, 
 
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 747. Hey, John. Thoughts on the Athanasian Creed. Visi- 
 tation Sermon at Stony Stratford, Ap. 12, 1790. Camb. M. 1790. 8«. 
 
 pp. 23. Is. 
 
 748. Labutte, R. French Grammar, to which is prefixed 
 an Analysis relating to that subject. 2nd Edit. Camb. M. 1790. 8". 
 
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 Bene La Butte, native of Angers in Anjou, came to England as a printer, 
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 749. Poll for Election of two representatives in Parlia- 
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 pp. 38. 2s. 
 
 750. ViNCE, Rev. S. Astronomy. Camb. M. 1790. 4°. 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 204. 8 folding plates. Half calf. 5s. 
 
 Samuel Vince, Fresshigfield, Suff. B. ...?, Cams, B.A. (Senior Wrangler & 
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 751. Fawcet, John. Essay on the propagation of the Chris- 
 tian Religion: the Norrisian Prize. Camb. M, 1791. 4°. 
 
 pp. 1(5. 2s. Gd. 
 
 John Fawcet, Magd., B.A. 1792, M.A. 1795. 
 
 752. Hayter, Thos. Univ. Sermon on Faith & Election, 
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 o 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 25. Is. 
 
 753. Hey, John. Heads of Lectures in Divinity in the 
 Univ. of Camb. Camb. M. 1792. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. vii + 72. 2s. 
 
 754. Jones, Thos. Sermon on Duelling before the Univ. 
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 tutor in Mathematics. He was Senior Wrangler of his year, and tutor to the 
 2nd Wrangler, Dr Herbert Marsh, who wrote a memoir of him. D. 1807. 
 
 755. Marsh, Herbert. Authenticity of the five books op 
 Moses considered, being the substance of a discourse before the Univ. 
 Camb. M. 1792. 4". 
 
 pp. 16. Is. (>d. 
 
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 1816, Bp. of Peterborough 1819. D. 1830. 
 
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 757. Robinson, Robt. Ecclesiastical Researches. Camb. N. 
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 758. Waking, Edw. On the principles of translating Alge- 
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 Lucasiaii (1820) & Plumian (1822) Professor. 4s. 6d. 
 
 759. Atkins, James. Treatise on the horizontal sun & 
 nioou, wherein is sbewn, according to the principles of Refraction, how 
 it happens that those bodies seem bigger in the horizon than in the 
 zenith. Camb. M. 1793. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 22. Folding plate. 3s. 6d. 
 
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 Longstanton. 
 
 760. Cambridge Intelligencer. Nos. 3 to 5, 8, 9, 12 to 15, 17 
 to 20, 22 to 51, 53 to 77, 79 to 86. Aug. 3, 1793 to March 7, 1795. 
 Camb. P. F". 
 
 76 nos. (1 partly cut away). In 1 vol. Half calf. £3. 3s. 
 
 The later nos. contain verses by "S. T. C. Jes. Coll.," S. T. Coleridge, who 
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 761. Castley, Thos. Alma Mater, being a short vindica- 
 tion, upon general principles of the defensive authority invested in the 
 Univ. of Camb. for the support of the established doctrine of the church 
 etc. Camb. N. 1793. 8". 
 
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 762. Codex Theod. Bezae Cantabrigiensis, Evangelia et 
 Apostolorum Acta complectens, quadratis litei'is, Graeco-Latinus. Edidit 
 Thomas Kipling. Cantab. A. Impeusis Academiae. 1793. Royal F". 
 
 2 vols. Vol. I. f.l + pp. xxviii + 413. Vol. ii. f. 1 + pp. 413 to 854, p. 413 
 being the same as in Vol. i. Half red mor., gilt top. £5. 5s. 
 
 Thomas Kipling, Yorks. B....? St John's, Fellow, B.A. 1768, M.A. 1771, 
 B.D. 1779, D.D. 1784, Dean of Peterborough, Deputy Prof, of Divinity for 
 Watson, Boyle Lecturer 1792, led the prosecution of William Frend in 1793. D. 
 1822. 
 
 763. Edwards, Thomas. Remarks on Dr Kipling's Preface 
 to Beza. Part the first. Camb. P. 1793. 8". 
 
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 Norrisian Professor 1795, K. of Thursford & Great Suoriug Norf. isOl, D. 1831. 
 
 765. Ekend, Wm. Peace & Union recommended to the Asso- 
 ciated bodies of Republicans & Anti-Republicans. 2nd Edit. Camb. 
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 Unitarian, Lend. D. 1841, 
 
 766. Peace A: Union. Camb. P. 1793. 8°. 
 
 See No. 765. 
 
 (6) Trial of Wm. Erend for writing Peace ti: Union. 
 By John Beverley. Camb. N. [1793], 8". 
 
 pp. iv-t-88. 
 
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 767. Account of proceedings in Univ. against. 
 
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 768. Hev, John. Heads of Lectures in Divinity. 2nd Edit. 
 Camb. Q. 1793. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii-l-72. 2*-. Gd. 
 
 769. Pearson, Edward. Univ. Sermon, Nov. 5, 1793. Camb. 
 Q. n.d. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + PP.24. Is. 
 
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 770. Act for the better Paving, Cleansing, & Lighting the 
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 pp. 80 + ff. 4. 2s. M. 
 
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 Bristol ill the 15th century. By Tliomas Rowley. Camb. P. for the 
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 The vol. has an engraved title with the design of an old chest in a vault having 
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 1843, D. 1851 aged 77. 
 
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 pp. 40. 36s. 
 
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 773. Common Prayer, Book of. Camb. Q. 1794. 12°* 
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 Cambridge. By the author of the Brunoniad. Camb. P. 1794. 4°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. Qd, 
 
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 775. Hey, John. Heads of Lectures in Divinity. 3rd Edit. 
 Camb. Q. 1794. 8°. 
 
 ff . 2 + pp. vii + 76. 2s. 6d. 
 
 776. [Le Gricb, C. V.] Analysis of Paley's Principles of 
 Moral Philosophy. Camb. N. 1794. 12 
 
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 schoolfellow of Charles Lamb's at Christ's Hospital; see "Christ's Hospital Five 
 and Thirty Years ago" and mite in "Essays of Elia" ed. by Ainger, p. 383. 
 
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 778. Owen, John. Righteous Judgment. Assize Sermon at 
 St. Mary's before Sir W. Asluirst, March 11, 1794. Caml). Q. 1794. 8". 
 
 f.l + pp.26. Is. 
 
 John Owen, Corpus, Fellow, B.A. 1788, M.A. 1791. 
 
 779. Subordination considered on the grounds 
 
 of Reason and Religion. Assize Sermon at St. Mary's before Sir 
 
 James Eyre & Sir W. Ashurst, Aug. 5, 1794. Camb. Q. 1794. 8". 
 
 ff.2 + pp.iv + 36. U. 
 
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 782. Symonds, John. Observations on the expediency op 
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 Testament. With a reply to " An Apology for the Liturgy &, Church 
 of England." Camb. Q. 1794. 4°. 
 
 £f . 2 + pp. xxxii + 100. 4s. 
 
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 784. Waring, E. Essay on the principles op human Know- 
 ledgc. Camb. Q. 1794. 8°. 
 
 pp. 244. Autograph of Archd. Francis Wrangham 1804. 4s. 6d. 
 
 785. WoLLASTON, F. J. H. Plan op a Course op Chemical 
 Lectures. Camb. Q. 1794. 8°. 
 
 f. l + pp.48. 2.S-. Gr^. 
 
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 ture. 
 
 787. Browne, I. H. The Immortality op the Soul, a poem. 
 Translated from the Latin by John Lettice. To which is added the 
 
 Original Poem with a Commentary by the Translator. Camb. Q. 1795. 
 
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 "We must not estimate a man's powers by his not being able to deliver his 
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 got into Parliament, and never opened his mouth." Dr Johnson. 
 
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 Christianity. In three parts. Camb. P. 1795. 8' 
 
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 790. Mainwaring, John. Univ. Sermon May 3, 1795. Camr. 
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 791. Pearson, Edw. Univ. Sermon, Oct. 25, 1795, the anniver- 
 sary of his majesty's accession. Camb. R. 1795. 8°. 
 
 ff.2 + pp. 26. Is. 
 
 792. Ramsden, Rich. The right to life. Univ. Sermon, Nov. 
 29, 1795. Camb. R. 1795. 8". 
 
 f. l + pp. 20. Is. 
 
 Richard Ramsden, Trinity, Fellow, B.A. 1786, M.A. 1789, D.D. 1807. 
 
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 794. Thomason, Thomas. Essay to prove that the Holy 
 Sci'iptures, rightly lUKlerstood, do not give encouragement to Enthusi- 
 asm or Superstition. Norrisian Prize. Camb. Q. 1795. 8°. 
 
 pp. 40. 2s. 
 
 Thomas Truebody Thomason, Magd., B.A. 1796, Queens', Fellow, M.A. 
 1799. 
 
 795. ViNCE, S. Fluxions. [Principles of Mathematics & 
 Natural Pliilosophy, Vol. 2.] Oamb. R. 1795. 8". 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 230 + f. 1 (corrigenda). 3s. 
 
 796. Bexjoin, Geo. Jonah, a faithful translation from the 
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 Edit. Camb. P. 1797. 12". 
 
 pp. 33. Is. 
 
 815. Simeon, Ohas. Danger of neglecting the Great Sacri- 
 fice: Assize Sermon, Aug. 22, 1797. Camb. R. 1797. 8°. 
 
 pp. 18. Dedicated to Chief Justice Macdonald. Is. 
 
 816. Vince, S. Heads of lectures on Experimental Philo- 
 sophy. Camb. R. 1797. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. • Is. Qd. 
 
 817. Count Benyowsky, or the Conspiracy op Kamtschatka, a 
 Tragi-Gomedy, in five acts. Translated from the German [of Kotzebue] 
 by Rev. W. Render. Camb. [P. ?] 1798. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 210. is.Gd. 
 
 Eev. W. Eender, Teacher of German in the University. 
 
 818. Green, Andrew. Essay to shew that the state of the 
 Jews since the death of Christ affords an argument for the truth of 
 Christianity. Norrisian Prize. Camb. R. 1798. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. 2s. 
 
 Andrew Green, Trinity, LL.B. 1799. 
 
 819. The Holy Bible. Camb. R. 1798. 12°. 
 
 ff. 456. 2 volumes, the second beginning at sheet X iu the middle of Proverbs 
 without a title. The New Testament has a separate title and after it a blank leaf. 
 In the 1st volume is the Scottish version of the Psalms in Metre, Edinb. 1798, and 
 in the 2ud volume another copy of the same, and also Translations & Paraphrases 
 in Verse, Glasgow, 1793. On the back of both vols, is printed the name "John 
 Leitch". Calf. 6s. 
 
 820. Seale, J. B. Analysis of Greek Metres. 3rd Edit. 
 Camb. R. 1798. 8". 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 63. Is. 6d.
 
 1799] III. PRINTED AT CAMBRIDGE TO 1800. 171 
 
 821. TowGOOD, Rev. Micaiah. Dissent from the Church of 
 England fully justified... being the dissenting gentleman's three letters 
 & postscript in answer to Rev. Mr White. Camb. R for O. Gregory. 
 1798. 12^ 
 
 pp. XV + 299. Portrait. Calf. 3s. 6c?. 
 
 822. ViNCE, S. Credibility of Christianity vindicated, in 
 answer to Mr. Hume's Objections; two Univ. Discourses. Camb. R. 
 
 1798. §«. 
 ff. 2 + pp. 29. Is.M. 
 
 823. Wall, Adam. Account of the Ceremonies observed in 
 the Senate House, with tables of Fees, &c. Camb. R. 1798. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 37G. 3s. M. 
 
 Adam Wall, Christ's, Fellow, B.A. 1750, M.A. 1754. 
 
 824. Wood, James. Algebra. Second Edit. Camb. R. 1798. 
 
 8». 
 
 ff, 4 + pp. 307. ' 2s. 6d. 
 
 825. Form & Manner of making of Deacons, & ordering of 
 Priests, according to the use of the Church of England. Camb. R. 
 
 1799. 8°. 
 
 ff. 19. Is- 
 
 826. Ingram, R. A. Syllabus of a System of Political Philo- 
 sophy: with a dissertation recommending that the study of Political 
 Economy be encouraged in the Universities, & that a course of lectures 
 be delivered on that subject. Camb. R. 1799. 8°. 
 
 pp. 76. . 2.S. Gd. 
 
 Eobert Acklom Ingram, Queens', Fellow, B.A. 1784, M.A. 1787, B.D. 1796, R. 
 Seagrave, D. 1809 aged 47. 
 
 827. Ladvocat, Abbi5. Historical & Biographical Dictionary, 
 translated by Catharine Collignon. Vol. I. Camb. R. 1799. S". 
 
 4 vols. Vol. I. ff.219. Vol. II. (1800) ff. 233. Vol. III. (1801) ff. 283. Vol. 
 rV. (1801) ff. 204. Calf. 18.y. 
 
 Abbe Jean Baptiste Ladvocat, Vaucouleurs B. 1709, D.D. 1738, Librarian to the 
 Sorbonnc & Prof, of Hebrew. D. 17G5. Was a correspondent of Dr Kcunicott, 
 the Hebrew Scholar. 
 
 Catharine Collignon, daughter of Prof. C. Collignon (see No. 570) D. 1832 aged 
 77, leaving by will CI 000 stock to Addcnbrookc's Hospital. 
 
 828. Another Copy. 4 vols in 2. Half calf, rebacked. 12s. 
 
 12—2
 
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 829. Law, Wm. Reflections on "War. Extracted prom a 
 Serious Address to tlie Clergy, first pul)lished in 1761. Camb. P. for 
 F. & M. Jennings (i Camb.) 1799. 12°. 
 
 pp. 11. List of books for B. Flower. Is. 
 
 830. Le Grice, C. V. Analysis of Paley's Moral & Political 
 Philosophy. 3rd Edit. Camb. P. 1799. 8". 
 
 pp. 96. Is. 6d. 
 
 831. Ores, Thos. Verney. Account of the providential pre- 
 servation of Elizabeth Woodcock, who survived a confinement under the 
 snow, of nearly 8 days & nights, in the month of February 1799. Camb. 
 N. Sold for the benefit of the poor sufferer & her family. [1799.] S". 
 
 pp. 47. 4s. Qd. 
 
 832. [Pearson, Edw.] Letter to a Member of the Senate 
 by the author of "Discourses to Academic Youth." Camb. R. 1799. 8". 
 
 pp. 30. Presentation Copy to the Duke of Grafton, Chancellor. Signed, 
 E. P. Eempstone Parsonage. 2s. 
 
 833. Taylor, T. G. The Conduct & Character op St. Peter, 
 considered as giving evidence to the truth of the Christian Religion. 
 Norrisian Essay, 1799. Camb. R. 1799. 8«. 
 
 pp. 40. 2s. 
 
 Thomas Grimwood Taylor, Trinity, Fellow, B.A. 1793, M.A. 1796. 
 
 834. ViNCE, S. Astronomy. Camb. R. 1799. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. ii + 341. 3s. 
 
 835. Wood, J. Optics. Camb. R. 1799. 8". 
 ff. 2 + pp. 251. 2s. 6d. 
 
 836. Cantabrigienses Graduati ab anno 16-59 usque ad annum 
 1800. Cantab. R. 1800. 4". 
 
 pp. 480. Calf gilt. 14s. 
 
 837. Essay to prove that Christianity has promoted the 
 happiness of man, as an intellectual, moral & social being. Camb. S. 
 (Angel Inn Yard). 1800. 8". 
 
 pp. 94. Unsuccessful essay for the Norrisian Prize. 2s. 
 
 838. Flower, B. Proceedings of the House op Lords in the 
 case of Benj. Flower, printer of the Camb. Intelligencer, for a supposed
 
 1800] III. PRINTED AT CxVMBRIDGE TO 1800. 173 
 
 libel on the Bp. of Llaudail', with remarks on the writings of the Bp. of 
 Llandafi", Rev. R. Ramsden, & Rev. Robt. Hall. By the Printer. 
 With argument in Court of King's Bench etc. by Henry Clifibrd, 
 of Lincoln's Inn. Camb. P. 1800. 8". 
 
 pp. 80. 4s. 
 
 839. Glynn, R. The Day of Judgment ; Seatonian Pkize 
 Poem for 1757. Camb. N. 1800. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is- 6(Z. 
 
 840. Hall, Robert. Modern infidelity considered with 
 respect to its influence on Society. Camb. S. 1800. 8*^. 
 
 pp. viii + 82. Is. Gd. 
 
 Kobert Hall, Arnsby, Leicesters. B. 1764, Aberdeen Univ., Minister of St 
 Andrew's Street Baptist Chapel Cambridge 1790 — 1804, went to Leicester, & 
 removed in 1826 to Bristol where he died 1831. 
 
 841. Harkaden's Picturesque Views of Cambridge. The Uni- 
 versity & Town... 24 smaller views from original drawings, by R. 
 Harraden. Camb. R. 1800. Oblong F"^. 
 
 Description of plates, pp. 10. 18s. 
 
 The letter-press describes 6 larger views that were separately issued. 
 
 Eichard Harraden, London B. 175G. Was in Paris at the taking of the Bastille. 
 On returning to England he continued to work in London as an artist till 1708, 
 when he removed to Cambridge, and there continued his profession of artist & 
 printseller. Trumpiugton D. 1838 aged 82. 
 
 842. Luke, Robt. Necessity of Union among Christians. 
 Univ. Sermon, Aug. 24, 1800. Camb. R. 1800. 4". 
 
 ff . 2 + pp. 20. Is- 6d. 
 
 Robert Luke, Sidney, Fellow, B.A. 1790, M.A. 1793, B.D. 1800. 
 
 843. Milner, Isaac. Animadversions on Dr Haweis' impartial 
 & succinct History of the Church of Christ. Camb. R, 1800. 8'\ 
 
 pp. 43. Is. 
 
 Isaac Milner, Leeds B. 175 J, Queens', Fellow, B.A. (Senior Wrangler & 1st 
 Smith's Prizeman) 1774, M.A. 1777, B.D. 1786, D.D. 1792, Jacksonian Professor 
 1783, President of Queens' 1788, Dean of Carlisle 1792, Lucasian Professor 1798, 
 D. 1820. 
 
 844. Ramsden, R. Alliance between Church & State. Com- 
 memoration Sermon, Nov. 2, 1800. Camb. R. 1800. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 33. Is. 
 
 845. Uuigin ct ExDs of Government. Univ. Sermon, 
 
 Jan. 30, 1800. Camb. R. 1800. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 22. Is.
 
 174 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1800 
 
 846. Ramsden, R. Reflections on War, & the final cessation 
 of all Hostility. Univ. Sermon, March 12, 1800, Fast Day. Camb. 
 R. 1800. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 30. Is. 
 
 847. Thomason, Thos. Essay to shew that the Christian 
 Religion has been favourable to human happiness. Camb. R. 1800. 8^ 
 
 pp. 46. Norrisian Essay for 1800. 2s. 
 
 848. Vince, S. Conic Sections. 2nd Edit. Camb. R. 1800. 8". 
 pp. 60. 3 folding plates. 2s. 
 
 849. Hydrostatics. 2nd Edit. Camb. R. 1800. 8". 
 
 pp. 148. 3s. 
 
 850. Plane &, Spherical Trigonometry, with an in- 
 
 troduction explaining the use of Logarithms. Camb. R. 1800. 8°. 
 
 pp. 180. 2 folding plates. 3s. 
 
 851. Whiter, Walter. Etymologicon Magnum, or. Universal 
 Etymological Dictionary. Part the first. Camb. N. 1800. ^°. 
 
 pp. xl + 508 + xxx. Calf. _ 6s. 
 
 The Etymologicon Universale was printed in 1822. 
 
 Walter Whiter, B. c. 1759, Clare, Fellow, B.A. 1781, M.A. 1784, E. of Har- 
 dinghaiu, Norfolk, 1797, D. 1832. 
 
 852. Wrangham, Francis. The Holy Land; a Poem. Camb. 
 R. 1800. 4^ 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 14. Seatonian Poem for 1800. 2s. 
 
 Francis Wrangham, Eaisthorpe, Yorks. B. 1769, Magd. 1786, Trin. Hall 1787, 
 B.A. 1790, M.A. 1793. When he left the University he entered his name on the 
 boards of Trinity. Archd. of Cleveland 1820, Archd. of E. Riding 1828, Preb. 
 of York & Chester, R. of Dodleston, Cheshire 1827, D. 1842. _ 
 
 Gunning, who was an intimate friend of Wrangham, gives in his Reminiscences 
 (Vol. II. pp. 14 — 37) some account of him, and of the circumstances that led to his 
 leaving Trinity Hall. A vacant Fellowship having been filled up from another 
 college, Wrangham appealed to the Lord Chancellor as Visitor, but without 
 result. "The real objection of the Fellows to the election of Wrangham" was 
 "his supposed attachment to republican principles." "One of the charges 
 "against him was his having written epigrams reflecting upon Jowett." The 
 following is one of the many versions of that on the " little garden " : — 
 
 A little garden little Jowett made, 
 And fenced it with a little palisade ; 
 A little taste had little Dr Jowett, 
 This little garden doth a little shoio it.
 
 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. 
 
 IV. MISCELLANEOUS 1701—1800. 
 
 853. Chetwood, Knightley. Sermon at St. Paul's Cathedral 
 before the Gentlemen educated at Eton &, King's, Dec. 6, 1700. London, 
 1701. 4". 
 
 ff. 2 + PP.42. ls.6d. 
 
 Knightley Chetwode, Coventry B. 1652, Eton & King's, Fellow, B.A. 1675, 
 M.A. 1679, Chetwood D.D. 1691, Archd. York 1688, Dean of Gloucester 1707, 
 R. Broad Rissingtou, Gloucs. He was nominated by James 11, just before 
 his abdication, to the see of Bristol. D. 1720. 
 
 854. Fleetwood, Wm. Sermon before the Gentlemen edu- 
 cated at Eton, at St. Austin's Church, London, Dec. 6, 1701. Lond. 
 1701. 4°. 
 
 if. 3 + pp. 22. Books printed for Chas. Harper. Is. 6rf. 
 
 855. Jenings, John, Op the Christian Revelation. Sermon 
 at Clare-hall Chapel, 1701, Lond. 1701, 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 24 + f. 1. Books for Benjamin Tooke. Is. 
 
 John Jenings, Clare, Fellow, B.A. 1690, M.A. 1694, V. of Gamlingay & Great 
 Gransden. 
 
 856. Fleetwood, W. Discourse concerning the Education op 
 Children. London. 1702. 12°. 
 
 pp. 34. Is. 
 
 857. Essay on Miracles. In two discourses. 2nd 
 
 Edit. Lond. 1702. 8°. 
 
 £f. 8 + pp. 144. Is. 6(/. 
 
 858. Ulackall, Oksprino. St. Paul ct St. James reconciled. 
 
 Univ. Sermon, June 30, 1700. 2nd Edit. Lond, 1703, 4°. 
 
 pp. 81. List of books sold by Walter Kettilby, Is,
 
 176 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1704 
 
 859. More, H. Collection of Aphoeisjis. In two parts. 
 Lend. 1704. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + PP.28. 2s. 
 
 860. Sparrow, Anthony. Confession of Sins, and the Power 
 of Absolution. Univ. Sermon, 1637. Lend. 1704. 4°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 20. Is. 
 
 861. Dawes, Sir Wm., Bart. The continual plots and at- 
 tempts of the Romanists against tlie Establisli'd Church & Government 
 of England. Sermon in St. Mary's, Nov. 5, 1705. London, n.d. 8". 
 
 pp. 15 + 1, books for Hem-y Hills. Is. 
 
 Sir William Dawes, Lyons nr. Braintree B. 1671, Merchant Taylor's 1680, 
 St John's Oxon. 1687, Fellow, Cath. Camb. 1689, Fellow, M.A. 1695, D.D. 
 & Master of Cath. 1696, Bp. of Chester 1707, Abp. of York 1713. He was one of 
 the regents of the kingdom on the death of Queen Anne until King George's 
 arrival in England. D. 1724. 
 
 862. Tallents, Francis, Short History of Schism ; for the 
 promoting of Christian moderation &,g. London. 1705. 8°, 
 
 pp. iv + 128. Books by same author, published by Awnsham Churchill. Is. 6d. 
 
 Francis Tallents, Paisley ur. Chesterfield B. 1619, Pet. &. Magd., B.A. 1675, 
 M.A. 1679, Senior Fellow according to the above work, but not marked as Fellow 
 in Grad. Cant. Ordained Lond. 16^8, after the presbyterian mode, minister of 
 S. Mary's Shrewsbury 1652, ejected 1662. D. 1708. His funeral sermon was 
 preached by Matthew Henry. 
 
 863. University of Cambridge's Charge. [1705.] F°. 
 In vol. with others. No. 246 (s). 
 
 864. Wells, Zach. Advantages of a Learned and Religious 
 Education. Sermon, Dec. 6, 1705, before the Gentlemen of Eton. 
 London. 1705. 4°. 
 
 ff . 2 + pp. 28. Is. 6d. 
 
 Zachary Wells, Barrowden Eutlands. B....? King's, Fellow, B.A. 1687, M.A. 
 1691, Lecturer of S. Michael Bassishaw. 
 
 865. Hewerdine, Thos. Discourse sent home to the Absentbrs 
 from the Church of England. In two Parts. Lond. 1706. 8°. 
 
 ff . 4 + pp. 56. Cut close at the top. Is. 
 
 Thos. Hewerdine, V. Bassingbourne. 
 
 866. Owen, Thos. Sermon before the Hon. Company of 
 Merchants trading to the Levant-Seas. At St Bennet Fink, Oct. 13, 
 1706. Lond. 1706. 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 27. Dedicated to Sir Wm. Trumbull. Is. 6d. 
 
 Thomas Owen, Trin., B.A. 1699, Pet., Fellow, M.A. 1703, Chaplain to the 
 factory at Aleppo.
 
 1708] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO ISOO. 177 
 
 867. Answer to a late pamphlet, entitled, The Experiment- 
 or, the Shortest Way witli the Dissenters exemplified. Being the Case 
 of Abraham Gill, a Dissenting Minister in the Isle of Ely, &c. Where- 
 in all the Misrepresentations &c. are clearly detected. Lond. 1707. 4'-. 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 46. " The Experiment " was written by Daniel Defoe. 10s. 6d. 
 
 868. Edwards, John. The Heinousness of England's Sins 
 represented in that of Jerusalem's : Sermon designed to be preached 
 (but prevented by sickness) April 9, 1707. London. 1707. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. Is. 
 
 869. Ofpley, Wm. Warning given to the Flock, dy the 
 sudden death of a Good Shepherd. Sermon at Soulderne, Oxfordshire, 
 Dec. 8, 1706 in memory of the Rev. JefFery Shaw. 2nd Edit. London. 
 1707. 4°. 
 
 f. l + pp. iv + 19 + 1, list of books for W. Eogers. 3s. 6d. 
 
 This pamphlet contains a MS. copy of a curious letter from the Gentleman's 
 Magazine, giving a statement of Mr Shaw that there had appeared to him one 
 night an old college friend, who had been dead for 5 years, foretelling his (Shaw's) 
 sudden death, as also that of other members of the College. 
 
 Jeffery Shaw, native of Westmoreland, St John's, B.A. 1679, Fellow 1680, 
 M.A. 16-i3, B.D. 1691, K. of Soulderne, Oxfordshire. D. 1706. 
 
 William Offley, Hurst Berks. B...? Eton & King's, Fellow, B.A. 1682, M.A. 
 1687, Preb. of Lincoln 1689, R. Middleton Stoney Oxon. D. 1724 aged 64. 
 
 870. White, S. Vindication of the Church of England 
 from... scandalous suggestions deliver'd in a sermon by Mr Higgins 
 at Whitehall, Feb. 2Q, 1701^. Lond. 1707. 4". 
 
 pp. 23, not cut open. 2s. 6rf. 
 
 Samuel White, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1699, M.A. 1703, B.D. 1710, joint author 
 with J. Paris of the True State of Trinity College. 
 
 Francis Higgins, 1669—1728, Trin. CoU. Dublin, Arehd. of Cashel &c., called 
 the "Irish Sacheverell.'' He was committed for preaching the sermon to which 
 the above is a reply, but afterwards released. 
 
 871. Bill for Vesting divers Mannors, Messuages, Lands, 
 &, Tenements of John Lacy, in the Countys of Essex, Cambridge, & 
 Middlesex, in Trustees, to be sold for Payment of his Debts ; making 
 Ijrovisiou for his children, &,c. [? 1708.] F°. 
 
 pp. 7. 3s. 6rf. 
 
 872. Fleetwood, W. Ser.mon on the Death of the Duke of 
 Gloucester, at St. Dunstan's in the West, Aug. 4, 1700. Loml. 1708. 
 
 S'. 
 pp. 16. 1«. 
 
 873. Moore, John. Of Rklioious Melancholy. Sermon before 
 the Queen at Whitehall, March G, KiOi. Loudon. 1708. 8".
 
 178 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1708 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 John Moore, Market Harborougb B.. ? Clare 1662, Fellow, B.A. 1665, M.A. 
 1669, D.D. 1681, Bp. of Norwich 1691, Ely 1707. D. 1714 aged 68. His library 
 of 30,000 vols, was purchased by King George I. and given to the University:— 
 
 To Cambridge books lie sent, as locll discerning 
 Hoio much that loyal body ivanted learning. 
 
 874. The same. 6th Edition. London, 1708. 8". 
 
 pp. 31 + 1, Books printed for W. Rogers. Is. 
 
 875. Sturmy, D. Sermon preached, Oct. 31, 1708 on the death 
 of H.R.H. the Prince [George of Denmark]. Lond. 1708. 8°. 
 
 pp. 14. Is. 
 
 Daniel Sturmy, Cath., B.A. 1695, M.A. 1702, E. East Hatley, Cambs. 
 
 876. White, Jeremiah. Perswasive to Moderation k For- 
 bearance among the divided forms of Christians. London. 1708. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. xxii + ff. 4 + pp. 144. Edited by R. Eoach. This should have a 
 portrait of White, which is mentioned on the title. Some pages are scored 
 through with ink, apparently for a reprint. Is. 
 
 Jeremiah White, late Fellow of Trin., Preacher to the Council of State & 
 Chaplain to Oliver Cromwell, D. 1707 aged 78. 
 
 877. Blackall, 0. St. Paul & St. James reconciled. 6th Edit. 
 London. 1709. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. !«• 
 
 878. Brome, Edmund. The Glorious Descent ; or the bless- 
 ings of the Holy Ghost, lately preached at Triploe ; &c. London. 1709. 
 
 8°. 
 
 ff. 8 + pp. 109 + 1, Books for Jonah Bowyer. Is. 
 
 879. Fleetwood, W. Sermon before the Queen at St. James's, 
 April 17, 1709. Lond. 1709. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 880. Hare, Francis. Sermon at St. Mary's, Jan. 6, the Feast 
 of the Epiphany. London. 1709. 8^ 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 881. Hill, T. Nundinae Sturbrigienses. Lond. 1709. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. 2s. &d. 
 
 Thomas Hill, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1704, M.A. 1708. 
 
 882. Another edition, same year, Typis J. ToNSON. 8°. 
 
 pp.12. Autograph, "Wm Cole, Coll: Eegal: Cantab: A: M: 1743," & his 
 bookplate. 2s. M.
 
 1710] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 179 
 
 882*. Oxford and Cambridge Miscellany Poems. London. 
 For Bernard Lintott. [1709.] 8°. 
 
 ff. 8 + pp. 400. Frontispiece engraved by M. Van der Guclit. The dedication (to 
 Lionel Cranfield, Earl of Dorset & Middlesex) is signed by E. Fenton, the editor, 
 who wrote several of the pieces. Nichols in Lit. Anec. viii. 164, gives the date as 
 1709. Calf. 9s. 
 
 Ehjah Fenton, Shelton Staffs. B. 1683, Jes., B.A. 1704, declined to take the 
 oaths, became secretary to the Earl of Orrery, assisted Pope in his translation of 
 the Odyssey, wrote an account of Milton, & published an edition of Waller. D. 
 1730. 
 
 883. Patrick, S. Against Judging &, Censuring. Sermon 
 before the Queen at Windsor, Aug. 31, 1707. 2nd Edit. Lond. 1709. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 884. Sherwill, Thos. Monarchy attended with High Birth 
 the best Establishment. Univ. Sermon, March 8, 170|. London. 
 n.d. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 885. Barne, Miles. University Sermon, Sept. 9, 1683, the 
 day of thanksgiving for H.M.'s delivei*ance from the late conspiracy. 
 With H.M.'s declaration. Lond. 1710. 8°. 
 
 pp. 33. Is. 
 
 886. Bentley. True copy op the articles against Dr Bentley, 
 exhibited to John, Lord Bishop of Ely, by the Fellows of Trinity 
 College. ..&c. London. 1710. 8°. 
 
 pp.48. (separately 2s.) 
 
 These were drawn up by Edmund Miller, ace. to Monk. 
 
 (b) The Present State of Trinity College in Oambridg, in 
 a letter from Dr Bentk^y to John, Lord Bishop of Ely. Published 
 for general information by a Gentleman of the Temple. London. 1710. 
 
 8°. 
 ff. 2 + pp. 87. This is attributed to Bentley himself by Monk, (separately 2.s-.) 
 
 (c) [Partridge, — .] Some Considerations humbly offer'd in 
 a letter to John, Lord Bishop of Ely; on a book entituled. The Present 
 State of Trinity College, by Dr Bentley. By a Master of Arts, & 
 Fellow of the said College. London, n.d. 8°. 
 
 pp.31 (signed J. N.). Monk on the authority of liud gives Partridge, a 
 scholar of Trinity, as the author, although it claims to be written by an M.A. 
 
 (separately 2.s'.)
 
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 (d) [White, S., & J. Paris.] The True State of Trinity 
 College, in a Letter to n Residing Fellow of that Society: wherein 
 the trifling Im})ertinencies, &c. of Dr Bentley are answered &c. 
 London. 1710. 8°. 
 
 pp. 88. (separately 2s.) 
 
 (e) Miller, E. Some Remarks upon The Present State of 
 Trinity College, by R. Bentley. With Remarks also upon the Preface. 
 London. 1710. 8°. 
 
 £f. 2 + pp. 180. (separately 2s. M.) 
 
 (/) Blomer, Thomas. Full View of Dr Bentley's Letter 
 to the Lord Bishop of Ely. London. 1710. 8°. 
 
 pp. xii + 174. (separately 2s.) 
 
 ((/) [Paris, J.] True & Impartial Account. 1711. 8°. 
 
 See post No. 902. 
 
 7 in 1 vol. Hf. cf. rebacked, with bookplates of T. B. Macaulay, & Charles 
 Goddard, Archdn. of Lincoln. 12s. &d. 
 
 Edmond Miller, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1689, M.A. 1693, Sergeant-at-law, was 
 engaged in the Bentley controversy from 1710 to 1719, when he agreed to resign 
 his fellowship and withdraw the petitions in return for his expenses &c. ; left 
 Camb. and became M.P. for Petersham 1722 & 1727, Baron of the Exchequer 
 for Scotland, and, ace. to Monk, lived till about 1731. 
 
 Thomas Blomer, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1700, M.A. 1704, D.D. 1728. 
 
 887. 2nd Edition of (b) with copies of (c), (d), (e), (/). In 1 vol. 
 
 Calf. 7s. 6d. 
 
 (/) has hsts of books for Knaplock, 3 pp., and Wilkin, 3 pp. 
 
 888. Another volume containing copies of (a) to 
 
 (g) together with : 
 
 (A) [Partridge, — .] The Rights of the Scholars of Trinity- 
 College asserted, and several Abuses detected. In a Second Letter to 
 the Bp. of Ely. By a Master of Arts and Fellow of the said College. 
 Sold by the Booksellers of London and Westminster. [1710.] 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. X + 67 + 1, Books ready for the Press, and written by the same author. 
 This letter, as (c) No. 886 ante, is signed J. N., and after it comes "The following 
 Letters were left at the Printer's for the Author, just after his Publication of the 
 Considerations." 
 
 (i) [Thirlby, Styan.] The Univ. of Camb. Vindicated from 
 the Imputation of Disloyalty it lies under on the account of not 
 Addressing : as also, from the Malicious and foul Aspersions of Dr 
 B ly, late Master of Trinity College; and of a certain Officer,
 
 1711] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 181 
 
 and pretended Reformer in the said Univ. Written by the Author. 
 Lond. 1710. 8°. 
 
 ff. 5 + pp. 35 + 3, including "Books written by the Author, some of which 
 
 are now in the press." The pamphlet is addi-essed to Mr Geo. Sewell of 
 Peterhouse. 
 
 In 1 vol. Half calf. With Kev. Dr Luard's Book-plate. 21s. 
 
 889. [Bragge, Francis.] Two Odes from the Latin op the 
 celebrated Rapin, imitated in English Pindaricks. By a Gentleman at 
 Cambridge. London. 1710. 8°. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 23 + list of books sold by Eobert Mawson. Dedicated by the author 
 to his grandfather, Sir Henry Chauncy. Is. Gd. 
 
 Francis Bragge, Pet., B.A. 1710. 
 
 890. Brief Defence op the Church's Belief concerning the 
 Ascension of Our Blessed Saviour ; in answer to Mr Whiston's Notion 
 of more than one Ascension. London. 1710. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. Is. 
 
 891. Edwards, John. Great things done by God for our 
 Ancestors, and Us of this Island. Univ. Sermon at St. Mai-y's, 
 Nov. 5, 1709. London. 1710. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. Is. 
 
 892. 2nd Edition, same year. 8°. 
 
 To the title is added "Tho refus'd to be Licens'd there " (i.e. at Cambridge). 
 
 Is. 
 
 893. Lynford, Tiios. Seasonable Advice in Quarrelsome 
 Times. Fast Day Sermon, March 15, 1709. Loud. 1709. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 894. Wiiiston, W. Essay upon the Epistles of Ignatius. 
 London. 1710. 8°. 
 
 pp. 48. Is. 
 
 895. Allix, p. Remarks upon some places op Mr Whiston's 
 Books, either printed or in man viscript. London. 1711. 8°. 
 
 pp. 68. 
 
 {h) The Answer to Mr Whiston's Reply. 8°. 
 
 pp. 65 to 115, with list of books for John Wyat. 2s. 
 
 Peter Allix, Alenf'.on 15. 1611, minister of the reformed church at Ilonen and 
 Charcnton, came to England c. 16H5, D.D. Camb. 16'.)0, Treasurer to the Cluirch 
 of Salisbury, D. London, 1717.
 
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 896. Anno nono Annae Reginae. Act for Granting an Aid 
 to Her Majesty, to be raised by a Land-Tax in Great Britain, for the 
 service of the year 1711. F**. 
 
 Chiefly iSIach iLcttcr. Wants pp. 193 to end. pp. 19 to 22 contain the Univ. 
 & Town of Cambridge, the Isle of Ely, & the rest of the County of Cambridge. 
 Worm-eaten & in poor condition. 2s. &d. 
 
 897. Brief History of the Revival op the Arian Heresie 
 in England, &c. containing an account of the proceedings against 
 Francis Kett, Bartholomew Legatt, Edwai-d Wightman, &c. wherein 
 are lay'd open their opinions (being the same Mr Whiston now advances) 
 for which they wei'e condemned and burnt in 1602 & 1611. Lond. 
 1711. 8°. 
 
 pp. vi + 12 + 2, Books for E. Curll. Is. 
 
 The preface is signed "J. Greenshields, London July 30, 1711," possibly the 
 Scotchman, James Greenshields, who was in episcopal orders and had a cure in 
 Ireland, returning to Edinbm-gh about 1709, where he read the English liturgy 
 in a meeting-house, for which he was imprisoned in the Tolbooth; afterwards 
 being made M.A. Oxon, in 1711 & incorp. at Cambridge the same year, for 
 Ms sufferings. 
 
 898. Jenings, John. The Case of King Charles before 
 the Regicides at Westminster, parallel to St. Paul's before Felix 
 at Caesarea. Sermon at Gamlingay, Jan. 30, 1710. London. 1711. 8°. 
 
 pp. 22 -f 1 f., containing advertisement & proposals of Strype's Life of Parker. 
 Title black-bordered. Is. 
 
 899. The Promises of God to Royal David and 
 
 his line, adapted to Queen Anne & the Protestant succession. Sermon 
 at Great Gransden, March 8, 1710. London. 1711. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 -I- pp. 19-1-1, books for John Wyat. Is. 
 
 900. Maittaire, Mich. Remarks on Mr Whiston's account 
 of the Convocation's proceedings with relation to himself. London. 
 1711. 8". 
 
 pp. 32. 1«. 
 
 Michael Maittaire, Lond. B. 1668, of French parents, Westminster & Ch. Ch. 
 Oxon., M.A. 1696. D. 1747. He was the author of Annales Typographici and 
 numerous other works. 
 
 901. More, Hen. Epistola ad V.C. quae Apologiam complec- 
 titur pro Cartesio, quaeque Introductionis loco esse poterit ad universani 
 Pliilosophiam Cartesianam. Editio Quarta. London. 1711. 8°. 
 
 pp. 86 -i- f. 1, books for J. Downing. 2s. &d.
 
 1711] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 183 
 
 902. [Paris, Johx.] True and Impartial Account op the 
 pi'esent differences between the Master & Fellows of Trinity College. 
 London. 1711. 8". 
 
 pp. 36. See also ante No. 887. 2s. 
 
 903. Pearson, John. Excellency of Forms op Prayer, the 
 Lord's Prayer more especially. Univ. Sermon at St. Mary's, 1644. 
 Never before printed. Lond. 1711. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Books sold by George Sawbridge, pp. 15 & 16. Is. Gd. 
 
 904. [Smalbroke, Richard.] Reflections on the conduct op 
 Mr Whiston in his Revival of the Arian Heresy. London. 1711. 8°. 
 
 pp. 35. Is, 
 
 Kichard Smalbroke, Birmingham B. 1672, Magd. Oxon., Bp. of St. David's 
 1723, Lichfield & Coventry 1730, D. 1749. 
 
 905. Sturmy, D. Theological Theory of a Plurality of 
 Worlds. London. 1711. 8°. 
 
 ff. 12 + pp. 107 + 20. Calf. 2s. 6d. 
 
 906. Whiston, Wm. Historical Preface to Primitive Chris- 
 tianity reviv'd. With an account of the Author's prosecution at, & 
 banishment from the University of Cambridge. London. 1711. 8°. 
 
 fif. 2 + pp. 116 + 35 + 5 (Proposals for printing Primitive Christianity reviv'd). 
 
 Is. 
 
 907. Account of the Convocation's Proceedings 
 
 with relation to Mr Whiston, with a Postscript, containing a reply to 
 the Considerations on the Historical Preface. London. 1711. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 117. Is. 
 
 908. Reply to Dr Allix's Remarks. With an 
 
 appendix. London. 1711. 8°, 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 38. Is. 
 
 909. Remarks on Dr Grabe's Essay upon two 
 
 Arabick Manuscripts of the Bodleian Library. London. 1711. 8". 
 
 pp. 48. % Is. 
 
 With autograph " Wm. Carwithon." 
 
 910. 2nd Edition, same year. 8°. 
 
 pp. 48. Is.
 
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 911. Barrow, Isaac. Of Industry in Four Discourses. Pub- 
 lished by John [Tillotson] late Archbishop of Canterbury. 2nd Edition. 
 London. 1712. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 188. Notes in an old hand. 3s. Gd. 
 
 912. Bbntley. Aristarchus ampullans in curis Horatianis; 
 sive Querimonia Epistolaris de intempestiva ista corrigendi libidine, 
 tnra de ea opportune cohibenda, ne indies pessime inquinati prodeant 
 optimi Auctores. Lond. 1712. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. 2s. 6d. 
 
 This and the fohowing two pamphlets were issued soon after Bentley gave to 
 the world his Horace (Dec. 8, 1711). The name Aristarchus was given to him 
 hecause of a passage in his Preface, which is translated in No. 914. This pam- 
 phlet is signed " Philargyrius Cantab.," the same signature as used by J. C. de 
 Pauw in Emendutiones in Menandri Reliquias. See Monk's Bentley, i, p. 317. 
 
 913. Dr Bentley's Dedication of Horace, trans- 
 
 lated. With a Poem, in Latin & English, to Lord Hallifax, by the 
 
 Rev. Dr Bentley. London. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 33. 2s. 
 
 914. The Life of Horace, with Dr Bentley's 
 
 Preface, Latin and English. London. 8°. 
 
 pp. 35. In MS. on the title is the date "11 March, 171*." 2s. 
 
 915. Blomer, Ralph. Concio habita coram Academia in Aca- 
 demiae Templo. Junii 28, 1712. Londoniae. 1712. i''. 
 
 pp. 22 + f. 1, books printed by E. Knaplock. Is. 
 
 Ralph Blomer, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1694, M.A. 1698, D.D. 1712, Canon of 
 Canterbury, D. 1732. 
 
 916. Fleetwood, W. Four Sermons. On the deaths of 
 Queen Mary, 1694; Duke of Gloucester, 1700; King William, 1701. 
 On the Queen's Accession 1703. London. 1712. 8°. 
 
 pp. 151. Books for Chas. Harper. Is. 
 
 917. Gooch, Thos. Sermon before the House op Commons 
 at St. Margaret's Westminster, Jan. 30, 1711. London. 1712. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 22. Title black-bordered. Is. 
 
 Sir Thomas Gooch Bart., Great Yarmouth B. 1674, Caius 1691, B.A. 1694, 
 M.A. & Fellow 1698, B.D. 1706, D.D. 1711, Master of Caius 1716, Bp. of Bristol 
 1737, Norwich 1738, Ely 1748. D. 1754. 
 
 918. Some Observations on Bishop Fleetwood's Four Sermons; 
 wherein his preface is fully considered. London. 1712. 8". 
 
 2.2 + pp. 36. Is.
 
 1713] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 185 
 
 919. Whiston, W. Athanasius convicted of Forgery. In a 
 letter to Mr Thirlby of Jesus College. London. 1712. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 30; compleat catalogue of the writings of the author. Is. 
 
 920. Primitive Infant Baptism reviv'd. Or, an 
 
 account of the doctrine and practice of the two first Centuries, concern- 
 ing the Baptism of Infants. London. 1712. 8". 
 
 pp. 48. Is. 
 
 921. [Bentley, R.] Remarks upon a late Discourse op Free- 
 Thiuking : in a Letter to F. H., D.D. by Phileleutherus Lipsiensis. 
 Part II. 2nd Edition. London. 1713. 8". 
 
 pp. iv + 82 + f. 1, Books for C. Crownfield at the Univ. Press in Cambridge. 
 This title Bentley had assumed when attacking the Menander of Le Clerc. F. H. 
 is said by Monk to be Francis Hare. 2s. 
 
 923. Calumny no conviction ; or an Answer to Mr Whiston's 
 Letter to Mr Thirlby, entitled Athanasius convicted of Forgery. Lon- 
 don. 1713. 8°. 
 
 pp. 78. "Publisher to the Reader" signed " Philalethes. " List of books for 
 Henry Clements. Is. 
 
 924. GoocH, Thos. Sermon before the Lord Mayor at St. 
 Paul's, July 26, 1713. On occasion of the death of Henry [Compton] 
 late Lord Bishop of London. Lond. 1713. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is, 
 
 925. Hough, N. Sermon on the Anniversary of Her Majesty's 
 acce.ssion, March 8, 17|f. London. 1713. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 1.5. Is. 
 
 Nathaniel Hough, Jesus, Fellow, B.A. 1094, M.A. 1608, D.D. 1717, Lecturer 
 at Kensington, li. Ht. George's Southwark. 
 
 926. Law, W. Sermon at Hazklingpield, July 7, 1713. 
 London. 1713, 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 4.3. Is. M. 
 
 William Law, King'.s Cliffe Northants. B. 1G8G, Eman., Fellow, B.A. 1708, 
 
 M.A. 1712, obliged to leave the University at the accession of George I, D, 1701. 
 
 927. Rt:AS0NS for not proceeding against Mr Whiston ry 
 the Court of Delegates. In a Letter to the Rev. Dr Pelliiig, Rector 
 of St Ann's, Westminster. I5y a Lover of Truth & True Religion. 
 London. 1713. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. Is. 
 
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 928. Reasons &c. 2nd Edition, same year. Given Gratis. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. 
 
 Is. 
 
 929. Whiston, W. Letter to the Rev. Dr Henry Sache- 
 verell, Rector of St Andrew's, Holborn. 2nd Edition. Given Gratis, 
 [Jan. 6, 17if.] 8^ 
 
 pp. 4. Is- 
 
 930. Reflections on an Anonymous Pamphlet, 
 
 entituled a Discourse of Free Thinking. London. 1713. 8°. 
 
 pp. 55. Is. 
 
 931. 2nd Edition, same year. 8°. 
 
 pp. 55. Is- 
 
 932. Barrow, Isaac. Op Contentment, Patience, & Resigna- 
 tion to the Will of God. London. 1714. 12°. 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 244. Is. 6d. 
 
 933. Brokesby, Francis. Divine Right of Church Govern- 
 ment by Bishops ifec. London. 1714. 8". 
 
 S. 2 + pp. xliv. Is. 
 
 Francis Brokesby, Stoke Gidding Leics. B. 1637, Trin., Fellow, B.D. 1666, 
 R. Rowley Yorks., D. 1714. 
 
 934. Eusden, [Laurence.] Verses at the last Publick Com- 
 mencement at Cambridge. 2nd Edit. London. 1714. F". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 12. 2s. 
 
 Laurence Eusden, Spofforth Yorks. B....? Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1708, M.A. 
 1712, Poet Laureate 1718, R. Coningsby, Lines. D. 1730. 
 
 935. Long, Roger. The Music Speech, spoken at the Public 
 Commencement in Cambridge, July 6, 1714. 3rd Edition. London. 
 
 N.D. 8". 
 
 pp. 32. 3s. 6d. 
 
 936. Smith, Elisha. Sermon at Wisbeech, Aug. 8, 1714, 
 the Sunday after the death of Queen Anne. London. 1714. 8°. 
 
 ff.2 + pp. viii + 20. Is. 
 
 Elisha Smith, M.A., Lecturer of Wisbech, afterwards R. Tidd St. Giles and 
 Castle Rising. 
 
 937. 2nd Edition, same year. 8". 
 
 f . 1 + pp. viii + 20. Is.
 
 1715] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 187 
 
 938. Smith, Elisiia. Preservation from impending judgments, 
 a forcible argument for Humiliation ttc. Sermon at Wisbeech, Feb. 21, 
 1713. With an account of a Monumental Inscription commemorating 
 two former inundations of the town. London. 1714. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 939. WnisTON, W., & Humphry Ditton. New Method for 
 discovering the Longitude. London. 1714. 8". 
 
 pp. 79. 2s. Qd. 
 
 Humphry Ditton, Salisburj' B. 1675, Master of the New Math. School at 
 Christ's Hospital, dissenting minister at Tunbridge. D. 1715. 
 
 940. Whiston, W. Argument to prove that, either all 
 persons solemnly, tho' irregularly set apart for the Ministry are Real 
 Clergymen, or else there are now no real Clergymen. With two 
 appendixes ; the first relating to Archdeacon Hill, the second to Mr 
 Thirlby. London. 1714. 8". 
 
 pp. 76. Is. 
 
 941. 2nd Edition, same year. 8°. 
 
 pp. 64. Is. 
 
 942. The Cause of the Deluge demonstrated : 
 
 being an appendix to the second edition of the New Theory of the 
 Earth. 2nd Edition. London. 1714. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 14. Is. 
 
 943. WiLL-wiTii-A-wisp ; or the Grand Ignis Fatuus of Lon- 
 don... Concerning the Articles against Mr Whiston. With some 
 remarks on some other inferior Jack-a-Lan thorns. By a Gentleman 
 formerly of Queen's College, Oxon. London. 1714. 8°. 
 
 ff. 6 + pp. 68. Is.Qd. 
 
 944. Cox, Rev. Thomas. Topographical, Ecclesiastical, &, 
 Natural History of [^Cambridgeshire] with Pedigrees of all the noble 
 Families & Gentry &c. In the Savoy ; printed by Eliz. Nutt. mdcc[xv]. 
 
 4°. 
 
 f. 1 +pp. 226 to 271. With a Map. Half mor. 7s. Gd. 
 
 This originally formed part of tho "Magna Britannia ct Hibcrnia " (6 vols. 
 Lond. 1720— ::il) which came out in parts, of wliicli No. 6 contained the end of 
 CambridgfHhire & tiie whole of Chcshii'c. The above title, whicih appears to be 
 of more recent date, is blank in those parts which arc enclosed in brackets. 
 
 Thomas Cox, li. Chignal-Smcaly nr. Cliolmsford 1680—1704, V. Broomfiold, 
 Essex 1085, and Stock-Harvard 1703. D. 1731. 
 
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 945- Another copy with Sii' Jonas Moor's Map of the Level in- 
 serted, and without title. 10s. 6d. 
 
 947. Smith, Elisha. Popular Discontents self condemn'd. 
 Sermon at Wisbeecli on the Anniversaiy of King George's Inaugura- 
 tion. London. 1715. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. 1.9. 
 
 948. The People the greatest gainers by the 
 
 Duty of Loving and Esteeming their appointed Minister & Teacliers. 
 Sermon at Wisl)eecli 1714, on occasion of a new vicar's settling there 
 &c. London. 1715. 8". 
 
 pp. 34. Is. 
 
 949. The Country Man's antidote for confuting 
 
 Popery, &c. Sermon at Wisbeech, for the 5th Nov. 1715. London. 
 
 1715. 8°. 
 pp. 31, with list of books for John Wyat. Is. 
 
 950. Whiston, W. The Copernicus explained : an account 
 of an Astronomical Instrument for the Calculation &c. of New Moons, 
 &c. London. 1715. 12°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 55 + ff. 2. Cut down. 2s. 
 
 951. Vindication of the Sibylline Oracles. Lon- 
 
 don. 1715. 8°. 
 
 pp. 103. Dedicated to E. Beutley. Is. Gd. 
 
 952. Baker, Wm. Authority of the Church in Controver- 
 sies of Faith. Sermon before the Lord Mayor in St Paul's, Sept. 2, 
 
 1716. London. 1716. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. Is. 
 
 William Baker, native of Staffordshire, St John's, B.A. 1701, Fellow 1704— 
 1734, M.A. 1705, B.D. 1712, D.D. 1722. 
 
 953. CoMMiNS, John. Remarks on Dr Bentley's Sermon upon 
 Popery, Nov. 5, 1715. 3rd Edition. London. 1716. 8". 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 John Commins, M.A., minister to the Scotch congregation at Founders-Hall. 
 
 954. Fleetwood, W. Sermon at Ely-House Chapel, Hol- 
 bourn, June 7, 1716, the day of Thanksgiving. London. 1716. 8°. 
 
 pp. 27. Is.
 
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 955. Fleetwood, W. 2nd Edition. Same year. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + PP.27. U. 
 
 956. IOtii Edition. With a Sermon on Fast Day, 
 
 Jan. 10, n\-h London. 1716. 12". 
 
 pp. 18 + 24. Is. 
 
 957. The Bishop of Ely's Thanksgiving-Sermon, 
 
 pieach'd on the 7th of June, 1716. Done into Verse. Lond. 1716, 
 
 8". 
 f. 1 + pp. 37. Is. 6d. 
 
 958. King George's Title asserted : or a Lh;tter to a Fellow 
 of a College in Cambridge ; shewing the Lawfulness of the Oaths 
 requir'd by the present Government. Loudon. 1716. 8". 
 
 ff.4 + pp. 62. Signed A. B. Is. 6d. 
 
 959. Whiston, W. Account of a Surprizing Meteor, seen 
 in tlie Air, March 6, 17if, at Night. London. 1716. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 78. 2s. 6d. 
 
 960. Humble & Serious Address to the Princes 
 
 & States of Europe, for the Admission or at least open Toleration of 
 the Christian Religion in their Dominions. London. 1716. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 72. Is. 
 
 961. Andrewes, Thos. The Things which make for Peace, 
 recommended and explained. Sermon before the Lord Mayor, iu St. 
 Lawrence-Jewry, Sept. 28, 1717. London. 1717. 8". 
 
 pp. 32. Is. 
 
 Thomas Andrewes, Tim., FeUow, B.A. 1708, M.A. 1712. 
 
 962. Bentley, R. Sermon before King George, at St James's. 
 Feb. 3, 17if. London. 1717. 4°. 
 
 pp. 27. With books for W. Innys. 2s. 
 
 963. [Gumming, John, D.D.] Reflections on the scandalous 
 aspersions cast upon the Clergy, by the Author of the Remarks u})on 
 a Sermon on Pop(;ry preached by the Rev. Dr Bentley, &c. London. 
 1717. 8^ 
 
 pp. 43. Is. Gd. 
 
 964. Letter to thk IJishop of Ely upon his suppos'd late
 
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 Charge (said to be deliver'd at Cambridge, Aug. 7, 1716) &c. By 
 
 Philalethes. London. 1717. 8°. 
 
 ff.2 + pp. 31. Is. 
 
 965, Mangey, Thos. Practical Discourses upon the Lord's 
 Prayer. Preached befoi'e the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn. 
 London. 1717. 8«. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 248. Is. 6d. 
 
 Thomas Mangey, Leeds B. 1684, St John's 1704, B.A. 1707, M.A. 1711, 
 Fellow 1715—18, LL.D. 1719, D.D. 1725, preacher at Lincoln's Inn. D. 1755. 
 
 966. Miller, Edmond. Account op the University of Cam- 
 bridge and the Colleges there. London. 1717. 8". 
 
 pp. 200. Calf antique. 9s. 
 
 See pp. 96 — 101 for attack on Bentley. 
 
 967. 2nd Edition, same year. 8", 
 
 pp. 200. Old calf, rebacked. 6s. 
 
 968. Sykes, a. a. The Difference between the Kingdom of 
 Christ and the Kingdoms of this world. Visitation Sermon in St. 
 Michael's, Camb., Dec. 13, 1716. Lond. 1717. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 24 + f. 1, books for Jas. Knapton. Is. 
 
 Arthur Ashley Sykes, Lond. B. c. 1684, Corpus, B.A. 1704, M.A. 1708, D.D. 
 1726, E. Dry Drayton, Preb. of Sahsbury 1726, of Winchester 1740, D. 1756. 
 
 969. Second Letter to the Rev. Dr Sherlock, being 
 
 a Reply to his Answer, &c. with a Postscript by Benjamin (Hoadly) 
 Bishop of Bangor, 2nd Edition. London, n.d. 8". 
 
 f . 1 + pp. 93. With books for James Knapton. The first edition was issued 
 in 1717. Is. 
 
 970. Third Letter to the Rev. Dr Sherlock, being 
 
 an Answer to his Considerations offered to the Bishop of Bangor. 
 London, 1717, 8", 
 
 pp. 111. With books for Jas. Knapton, Is. 
 
 971. Remarks on Mr Marshall's Defense of our 
 
 Constitution in Church & State. London. 1717. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 86. On last p. "Books lately published." Is. 
 
 972. Whiston, W. Scripture Politicks : or an Impartial 
 Account of the Origin & Measures of Government Ecclesiastical & 
 Civil. London. 1717. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. xxii + 148. Is. 6d.
 
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 973. AuciiEH, John. Arraignment of Rebellion, or tue Irre- 
 sistibility of Sovereign Powers vindicated &, maintain' d. London : 
 Printed 1684, and reprinted, 1718. 8^ 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 104. Is. 
 
 John Aucher, Pet., ejected Fellow, D.D. & Canon of Canterbury IGGO, D. 170? 
 aged 82. 
 
 974. Fleetwood, W. Sermon before the King, in St. James's, 
 March 2, 1717. London. 1718. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Last sheet paged 25 — 32 instead of 17 — 24. Is- 
 
 975. Two Sermons, one before the King, March 2, 
 
 1717, the other in the City, on the Justice of Paying Debts. London. 
 
 1718. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16 + 25 to 32 + 25 to 50. Is. 6d. 
 
 976. [Herne, Rev. Thos.] The False Notion of a Christian 
 Priesthood, and the Pretences to Sacerdotal Oblation, Intercession, &c. 
 examined &, confuted. By Phileleutherus Cantabrigiensis. Loudon. 
 1718. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 96. Is. 
 
 Thomas Herne, native of Suffolk, Corpus 1711, B.A, 1715, Merton Coll. Oxon., 
 Fellow, M.A. 1718. D. 1722. 
 
 977. 2nd Edition, same year. 8°. 
 
 pp. 96. Is. 
 
 978. Three Discourses : one a defence of private 
 
 judgment; the second agaiust the authority of the Magistrate over 
 conscience; the third, concerning the Reuniting of Protestants. Trans- 
 lated from the Latin & French of Dr Samuel Werenfels. By Phileleu- 
 therus Cantab. London. 1718. 8". 
 
 f. 1 -f- pp. 103. Is. 
 
 979. [Legh, Geo.] Letter to the Rev. Mr Stebbing; being 
 remarks upon his late book relating to Sincerity. By a Christian. 
 London. 1718. 8«. 
 
 pp. 28. Is. 
 
 George Logh, Trin. Hall, LL.D. 1728. 
 
 980. Remarks upon Dr Sherlock's Answer to Mr Sykes. 
 London. 1718. 8". 
 
 f. 1-fpp. 62. Is.
 
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 981. Second Letter to the Reverend Dk Mangey occasioned 
 by his Visitation Sermon. With a vindication of Phileleutherus 
 Cantabrigiensis's Letter to him. By a Seeker after Truth. London. 
 1719. 8°. 
 
 pp. 44. Is. 
 
 982. Stebbing, Henry. Remarks upon a Position op the 
 Bishop of Bangor concerning Religious Sincerity. With a preface by 
 the Dean of Chichester [Sherlock]. Lond. 1718. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 28. Books printed for Henry Clements. Is. 
 
 983. Defence op the First Head op the Charge 
 
 of the Committee of the Lower House of Convocation against the 
 Bishop of Bangor. 2nd Edit. Lond. 1718. ' 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 80. Is. 
 
 984. Miscellaneous Observations... upon the Bishop 
 
 of Bangor's Answer to the Representation. London. 1718. 8°. 
 
 pp. xxiv + 63. With "Books for Henry Clements," Is. 
 
 985. Sykes, a. a. The Dean op Chichester's Conduct consi- 
 dered, in his Remarks upon the Bishop of Bangor's treatment of the 
 Clergy & Convocation &c. London. 1718. 8°. 
 
 pp. 39. With books for James Knapton. Is. 
 
 985*. [Bentley, R.] Review op the Proceedings against 
 Dr Bentley, in the University of Cambridge ; in answer to a late 
 pretended Full & Impartial Account, Arc. with some remarks upon 
 Miller's Account of that University. By N. O. M.A. of the same 
 University. Lond. 1719. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 82. 2s. 6d. 
 
 986. [Berriman, Wm.] Seasonable Review of Mr Whiston's 
 Account of Primitive Doxologies ; &c. by a Presbyter of the Diocese of 
 London. Lond. 1719. 8°. 
 
 pp. 42. Is. 
 
 WiUiam Berriman, B. 1688, Oriel Oxon., D.D., Fellow of Eton 1727. D. 
 
 17A0 
 ■*•' so* 
 
 987. [ ] Second Review of Mr Whiston's Account 
 
 of Primitive Doxologies; &c. By the author of the Seasonable Review. 
 Lond. 1719. ' 8°. 
 
 pp. 96. Is.
 
 1719] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 193 
 
 988. Defense op the Lord Bishop of London ; in answer to 
 Mr Winston's letter of thanks. With a vindieiitiou of Dr Sacheverell's 
 late eudeavour to turn Mr Whiston out of his church. London. 1719. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 36. Is. 
 
 989. Second Edition, same date. 8°. 
 
 P23. 3G. Is. 
 
 990. Drake, Samuel. Vino Eucharistico Aqua non necessario 
 admiscenda. Coucio ad Clerum in Templo B. Mariae, 1718. Lond. 
 1719. 8°. 
 
 ff.2 + pp. 67. Is. M. 
 
 991. [Herne, Tiios.] Essay on Imposing and Subscribing 
 Articles of Religion. In a Letter to Phileleutherus Oxoniensis. By 
 Phileleutherus Cantab. Lond. 1719. 8°. 
 
 pp. 83, with books for James Kuapton, 1 f. Is. 
 
 992. [ ] Letter to the Rev. Dr Mangey. Occa- 
 
 sioned by his Sermon on Christmas-Day entitled Plain Notions of our 
 Lord's Divinity. By Phileleutherus Cantabrigiensis. Lond. 1719. 8°. 
 
 pp. -i?, with list of books for James Knapton. Is. 
 
 993. [Middleton, Conyers.] Full and Impartial Account 
 of all the late proceedings in the Univ. of Camb. against Dr Bentley. 
 By a Member of that Univ. Loud. 1719. 8°. 
 
 f. l + pp.44. Is.M. 
 
 994. [ ] Second part of the Full & Impartial Account 
 
 &c. By a Member of the Univ. Lond. 1719. 8". 
 
 ff.2 + pp.43. ls.6d. 
 
 995. [ ] Full & Impartial Account &c. 2nd Edition. 
 
 London. 1719. 8°. 
 
 ff.2 + pp.44. l.s. 0(/. 
 
 996. [ ] Some remarks upon a pamphlet entitled, The 
 
 Case of Dr Bentley further stated and vindicated, &,c. By the Author 
 of the Full & Impartial Account. London. 1719. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. l.v. M.
 
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 997. Patrick, Dr, &, other eminent hands. Poems upon Divine 
 and Moral Subjects. Originals and translations. Lond. 1719. 8°. 
 
 ff. 6 + pp. 148. Dedicated by the Editor to William [Talbot] Bishop of 
 Salisbury. 2s. 6d 
 
 998. [Sherlock, Wm.] The Proceedings op the Vice-Chan- 
 cellor &, University of Cambridge against Dr Bentley, stated and 
 vindicated. In a Letter to a Noble Peer. London. 1719. F°. 
 
 pp. 12. Half roau. 7s. 6d. 
 
 WilUam Sherlock, Southwark B. c. 1641, Eton & Pet., B.A. 1661, M.A. 1665, 
 D.D. 1680, Preb. of St. Paul's 1681, Master of the Temple 1684, Dean of St. Paul's 
 1691, D. 1707. 
 
 999. Sprotti Chronica. Edidit Tho. Hearnius, qui & alia 
 quaedam Opuscula subjecit. Oxon. 1719. 8°. 
 
 pp. Ixxx + 334 -t f. 1. The "alia opuscula" include A Tract relating to 
 Peterborough & Ramsey Abbics from a parchment MS. in the hands of Mr John 
 Murray, of London, Gent.; and Nicholai Cantaliipi Historiola de Antiquitate et 
 Origine Universitatis Cantabrigiensis. At the end is a catalogue of books (10 pp.) 
 of the Oxford Press. Calf. 10s. 6d. 
 
 1000. Stebbing, Henry. The true Meaning and Consequences 
 of a Position of the Bishop of Bangor concerning Sincerity. Londou. 
 1719. 8°. 
 
 pp. xxxix + 76. Is. 
 
 1001. [Sykbs, A. A.] The Case op Dr Bentley Regius Pro- 
 fessor of Divinity truly stated, vk^herein two pamphlets, The Proceedings 
 of the Vice Chaucellor &c. [iSherlocki] and a Full & Impartial Account 
 &c. [Middleton] are examined. Lond, 1719. 12°. 
 
 pp. 40. Is. 
 
 1002. Whiston, W. Mr Whiston's Account of Dr Sache- 
 verell's Proceedings in order to exclude him from St. Andrew's Church 
 in Holborn. Lond. 1719. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 
 
 1003. Mr Whiston's Letter op Thanks to the Bishop 
 
 of London, for his late letter against the use of the New Forms of Doxo- 
 
 logy&c. Lond. 1719. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Second edition the same year. Is. 
 
 1004. Mr Whiston's Second Letter to the Bishop 
 
 of London, wherein the Seasonable Review is consider'd. Lond. 1719. 
 
 8o. 
 pp. 48. Is.
 
 1720] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 195 
 
 1005. WiiisTON, W. Mr Whiston's Letter to the Earl of 
 Nottingham, concerning the Eternity of the Son of God & of the Holy 
 Spirit. Lond. 1719. 8«. 
 
 f. l + pp.41. Is. 
 
 1006. [Balguy, John.] Silvius's Defence of a Dialogue be- 
 tween a Papist and a Protestant : in answer to the Revd. Mr Stebbing. 
 London. 1720. 8°. 
 
 pp. 44. Is. 
 
 John Balguy, Sheffield B. 1686, St. John's 1702, B.A. 1705, M.A. 1726, Preb. 
 of Salisbury, V. Northallerton Yorks. 1729. D. 1748. 
 
 1007. Cobb, Samuel. Muscipula : or the Mouse-Trap : a poem 
 in Latin & English. The Latin by E. Holdsworth of Magd. Coll. Oxon. 
 Translated by Samuel Cobb. 2nd Edit. Lond. 1720. 8". 
 
 ff . 3 + pp. iv + 16 + 23. Frontispiece by E . Knight, engraved by Van der Gucht. 
 
 3s. 6d. 
 Samuel Cobb, Christ's Hospital & Trin., B.A. 1698, M.A. 1702, Master of the 
 Grammar School at Christ's Hospital. D. 1713. 
 
 1008. Crowe, Wm. Oratio in Martyrium Caroli I. coram 
 Acad. Cant, in Templo B. Mar. 30 Jan. 1719. Edit, altera. Lond. 
 1720. 4°. 
 
 fE.3 + pp.30. 2s. 6d. 
 
 WiUiam Crowe, Trin. Hall, Fellow, B.A. 1713, M.A. 1717, D.D. 1728, R. St. 
 Botolph's Bishopsgate 1730, R. Finchley 1731, D. 1743. 
 
 1009. [Herne, Thos.] Essay on Imposing & Subscribing 
 Articles. 2nd Edit. London. 1720. 8". 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 83. Dedication to the Lord Bishop [Edward Legge] of Oxford. Is. 
 
 1010. [MiDDLETON, C] True account op the present state 
 of Trinity College in Cambridge, under the oppressive government 
 of their Master Richard Bentley, late D.D. London. 1720. 8". 
 
 pp. 43. For account of Middleton's forced confession of the authorship of tliis 
 pamphlet see Monk's Bcntlcy. 2s. 
 
 1011. St. Joun, Pawlet. Humanae Doctrinae Usus &l Com- 
 meudatio. Concio ad Clerum in Templo B, Mar. 24to. Julii, 1719. 
 Lond. 1720. 8°. 
 
 pp. 40. Is. 
 
 1012. Stebbing, Hkniiy. Appeal io tiik Word of Cod for the 
 t(;rms of Cliristian Salvatii^n. With Preface containing Reply to the 
 Bishop of Bangor «fec. London. 1720. 8". 
 
 pp. Ixiv + 197. Is. 6tZ.
 
 196 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDOE BOOKS. [1721 
 
 1013. [Bentley, R.] Dr Bentley's Proposals for Printing 
 a New Edition of tlie Greek Testament and St, Hierom's Latin Version. 
 With a full Answer to all the Remarks of a late pamphleteer. By a 
 Member of Trinity College. London. 1721, 4°. 
 
 pp. 44. Signed Trinity College, Dec, xxxi 1720, J, E. These letters were the 
 first vowels in Richard Bentley's name. 
 
 (b) Letter to tue Reverend Master of Trinity College 
 in Cambridge, Editor of a New Greek & Latin Testament. London, 
 1721. 4°. 
 
 pp. 23. Signed "Philalethes," author unknown to Monk. (separately 2s.) 
 
 (c) [MiDDLETON, C] REMARKS PARAGRAPH BY PARAGRAPH UPON 
 
 the Proposals lately publish'd by Richard Bentley, for a New Edition of 
 the Greek Testament & Latin Version... By a Member of the University 
 of Cambridge. London. 1721. 4°. 
 
 pp. 24. (separately 2s.) 
 
 (d) [ ] 2nd Edition same year. 4°. 
 
 pp. 24. 
 
 (e) Some Farther Remarks... containing an answer 
 
 to the Editor's defence &c. Lond. 1721. 4°. 
 
 £f. 4 + pp. 74. This contains a notice by John Colbatch, and also one of the 
 V.C. & Heads with regard to the Pamphlet signed J. E. 
 
 (/) [Pearce, Zach.] Epistolae Duae ad F V Pro- 
 
 fessorem Amstelodamensem scriptae. Quarum in altera agitur de 
 Editione Novi Testamenti a Bentleio suscepta. In altera multae de 
 corruptis Epistolarum N. T, locis conjecturae proponuntur, London. 
 1721. 4°. 
 
 ff . 2 + pp. 31. Signed PhUeleutherus Londinensis. This volume contains 
 also the Advertisement of an Essay of an Athenae Cantabrigienses : containing 
 the Life of the Eev. Dr. Rich. Bentley... his treatment of Pkinters, &c. 
 "Suspects the rumour of an AtJi. Cantahrig lenses to refer to a paper which 
 Owen designed to print on purpose to abuse Dr Bentley." Hearne Vol. II, 274. 
 
 This leaflet is extremely scarce. 
 
 The whole in 1 Vol., calf, uncut, 21s. 
 
 1014. Denne, John, The Duty of giving no offence, Re- 
 commended to the Clergy. Sermon in Corpus Coll. Chapel, at an 
 Ordination held by Samuel [Bradford] Bishop of Carlisle. London. 
 1721. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. Is. 
 
 John Denne, Littlebourne Kent B. 1693, Corpus 1708, Fellow 1716, perpetual 
 curate of St. Bene't Cambridge, V. St. Margaret's Rochester 1729, R. Lambeth 
 1731, D. 1767.
 
 1721] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 197 
 
 1015. Drake, Samuel. Ad Thomam Wagstaffe Epistola. 
 In qua defenditur Concio ad Clerum Cantab. London. 1721. 8". 
 
 pp.91 + ff.2. ^ }%H- 
 
 Thomas Wac^staffe, Warwicks. B. 1645, Charterhouse & New Inu Oxford, 
 M.A., Chancellor of Lichlield 1684, deprived 1689. D. 1712. 
 
 1016. History and Antiquities of the University of Cam- 
 briclge. Containing I. Its Original & Progress. II. A Description 
 of the present Colleges by Richard Parker, B.D. Fellow of Caius in 
 1622, to which are added several charters grant(>d to the colleges &c. 
 London. Printed by T. W. for J. Bateman at the Hat & Star, 1721. 8". 
 
 f. l + pp.x + 265 + ff.2. 2 titles, the first of which is partly in red, and has a 
 vignette. Calf. 5s. Gd. 
 
 1017. Another Edition. London. Printed for J. 
 
 Warcus at the Indian Queen in the Poultry, n.d. 8^. 
 
 One title only without vignette. Calf. 5s. 6d. 
 
 1018. Another Edition. London. Printed for T. 
 
 Warner at the Black Boy in Paternoster Row. n.d. 8°. 
 
 One title, with vignette as No. 1016. Calf. 5s. 6rf. 
 
 1019. Letter to the Reverend Master of Trinity College 
 &c. 2nd Edition. London. 1721. 4". 
 
 pp. 23. See above for 1st Edition, No. 1013?*. 2s. 
 
 1020. Stander-By to Dr Wells [Rector op Bletchley, Bucks.] 
 Printed in the year 1721. 8°. 
 
 f. 1+pp. 17. This is in part the relation of a conversation in a gentleman's 
 cLaniber at Cambridge on the dedication of one of Dr Edward Wells' books. 
 
 I..-. 6(L 
 
 1021. Sterbing, Henry. The Excellency of the Knowledge 
 of Christ Jesus. Sermon at Redgrave in Suilblk, Feb. 26, 17|4- 
 Ixjndon. 1721. 8°. 
 
 pp. 27 + 1 p. books for Jonah Bowyer. Is. 
 
 1022. Two Letters on thk Divinity of the Son of God: 
 
 to the Earl of Nottiiiglmni, & to Mr Whisioii. r^ondoii. 1721. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. xxii I 72. Is. 
 
 1023. [Welciiman, I"J)\v.J Conference with an Arian, oc-
 
 198 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1721 
 
 casioned by Mr Whiston's Reply to the Earl of Nottingham. Oxford. 
 L. Lichfield. 1721. 8°. 
 
 pp. 40. Is. 6d. 
 
 Edward Welchman, B. c. 1GG5, Magd. and Merton Oxon., Archd. Cardigan 
 1727, D, 1739. 
 
 1024. Whiston, W, Letter to the Earl of Nottingham, 
 on the eternity of the Son of God, &c. 2nd Edit. With a preface on 
 the Lord Nottingham's answer. London. 1721. 8°. 
 
 ff.2 + pp.94 + f. 1. Is.Gd. 
 
 1025. 4th Edition, Same year. 8°, 
 
 ff. 2 + pp.94 + f. 1. Is. 6rf. 
 
 1026. Longitude & Latitude found by the Incli- 
 
 natory or Dipping Needle. London. 1721. 8°. 
 
 ff . 2 + pp. xxviii + 215. 2 plates. 2s. Gd. 
 
 1027. Fleetwood, W. Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese 
 of Ely, August 1722. London. 1722, 4°. 
 
 pp. 34, Containing a letter from W. Wake Archbishop of Canterbury (pp. 
 29—34). Is, 
 
 1028. [Herne, Thos.] Animadversions especially upon the 
 University's Proceedings against the most Learned Richard Bentley, 
 D.D. with some short Reflections upon Degrees, and Honours con- 
 sequent thereupon, as they are now conferr'd. In a Letter to a Noble 
 Lord. By Phileleutherus Cantabrigiensis. Lond, 1722. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 28. This pamphlet speaks of Bentley in the highest terms. Is. 6d. 
 
 1029. Parne, Thos. Commemoration Sermon in Trinity College 
 Chappel, Dec, 21, 1721. London, 1722. 8°. 
 
 pp. 31, Is. 
 
 1030. [Stanley, Wm.] Catalogus Librorum Manuscriptorum 
 in Bibliotheca Coll. Corp. Chr. Cant : quos legavit M, Parkerus. 
 London. 1722. F", 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 112 + ff. 6. Masters in his History of Corpus says that "Wm. Stanley 
 made this Catalogue and printed it at his own expense. Hf. veil. 9s. 
 
 William Stanley, B. c. 1647, St. John's 1663, B.A. 1666, Corpus, Fellow, M.A. 
 1670, B.D. 1678, D.D. 1694, Master of Corpus 1693—98, has a place in the Tatler 
 under the name of Stentor because of his remarkably loud voice, D. 1731. 
 
 1031. Tables for renewing and purchasing of Leases of 
 Cathedral Churches & Colleges, <fec. 2nd Edition. London. 1722. 8°,
 
 1723] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 199 
 
 pp. xviii+ 29. Sir Isaac Newton revised this work and wrote a commendatory 
 note which appears in this edition opposite the title. 2s. Gd. 
 
 1032. Waterlaxd, D. Sermon before the Sons op the Clergy 
 in St. Paul's, Dec. 14, 1721. London. 1722. 8°. 
 
 pp. 40. Is- 
 
 1033. Supplement to the Case op Arian Subscription 
 
 considered. London. 1722. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 3 to 76. Books for Wm. & John Innys after the title. Is. 
 
 1034. Fleetwood, Wm. Charge to the Clergy op Ely, Aug. 
 1722. London. 1723. 8°. 
 
 pp. 30. This is a second edition of No. 1027. Is. 
 
 1035. Gibson, Edmund. Sermon to the Societies for Refor- 
 mation of Manners, at St. Mary-le-Bow, Jan. 6, 1723. London. 1723. 
 
 4°. 
 
 pp. 21 + Account of the Progress made by the Societies, pp. 8. Is. Gd. 
 
 Edmund Gibson, Bampton Westmoreland B. 1669, Queen's Oxon., made 
 D.D. by Abp. Tenison, R. Lambeth, Bp. of Lincoln 1716, London 1723, D. 1748. 
 
 1036. Green, Thomas. Sermon, Nov. 3, 1723 at St. Martin's 
 in the Fields, at his leaving that Parish. London. 1723. 8°. 
 
 pp. 29. Is. 
 
 Thomas Green, Norwich B. 1658, Corpus, Fellow, B.A. 1678, M.A. 1682, B.D. 
 1690, D.D. 1695, Master of Corpus 1698—1716, Bp. of Norwich 1721, Ely 1723. 
 D. 1738. 
 
 1037. [Jackson, John.] Remarks on Dr Waterland's second 
 defense of some Queries. In a letter to the Doctor. By Philalethes 
 Cantabrigiensis, London. 1723. 8*^. 
 
 pp. 92. Is. 
 
 •John Jackson, Lensey Yorks. B. 1686, Jes., B.A. 1706, R. Rossinpton, Master 
 of Wigston's Hospital in Leicesters. D. 1763. 
 
 1038. Mawson, Matthias. The Duty op doing as we would be 
 done unto. Sermon in St. Paul's, Jan. 25, 1723 before the gentlemen 
 of St. Paul's School. London. 1723. 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 22. Frontispiece giving view of St. Paul's School, (Sturt sculp.), 
 with inscription (?) at foot cut off. 2s. 
 
 Matlhiiis MawHon, Chiswick B. c. 1683, St. Paul's School A Corpus, Fellow, 
 r..A. 1701, M.A. 1708, B.D. 1716, D.D. 1725, Master of Corpus 1721—44, Bp. 
 of Llandaff 17;5H, ChichoHtor 1710, l]\y 1754. D. 1770.
 
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 1039. Whiston, Wm. Supplement to Mr Whiston's late essay 
 towards restoring the true text of the Okl Testament. London. 1723. 
 
 8°. 
 pp. 51. Is. 
 
 1040. Proposals for printing by Subscription ; (in- 
 
 stead of an interleav'd Biljle, formerly advertis'd ;) Authentic Records 
 concerning the Jewish &■ Christian Religions : in Three Volumes Octavo ; 
 with a large Map,' Six Foot Square. 172f, 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 1041. Life of the Rev. Dr John Barwick, D.D. sometime 
 Fellow of St. John's College in Cambridge ; immediately after the 
 Restoration successively Dean of Durham, and St. Paul's. Written in 
 Latin by his brother Dr Peter Barwick, translated by the Editor of the 
 Latin Life -svith some notes, & an Appendix of Letters (fee. published 
 from the originals in St. John's Coll. Library. Lond. 1724. 8". 
 
 ff. 12 + pp. 552 + ff. 20. Portraits of Peter & .John Barwick, engraved by 
 G. Vertue. With autograph of C. H. Cooper. Calf. 5s. 6(7. 
 
 John Barwick, Witherslake Westmoreland B. 1612, Sedbergh, & St. John's 
 1631, B.A. 1634, D.D. per L. E. & Dean of Durham, 1660, Dean of St. Paul's 
 1661, D. 1664. 
 
 Peter Barwick, Witherslake B. c. 1621, Sedbergh & St. John's, B.A. 164|, 
 Fellow 1644, M.A. 1647, M.D. 1655, Physician to the King at the Eestoration. 
 D. 1705. 
 
 1042. Manningham, Thos. Concio in Ecclesia S. Mariae 
 Cantab., Jul. 3. 1724. Pro Gradu Doctoratus. Lond. 1724. 4°. 
 
 pp. 23 + books for J. Bowyer. Is. 
 
 Thomas Manningham, East Tisted Hants. B....? Eton & King's, Fellow, B.A. 
 1705, M.A. 1709, D.D. 1724, Preb. & Treasurer of Chichester, Preb. of West- 
 minster. D. 1750. 
 
 1043. Whiston, Wm. Literal Accomplishment of Scripture 
 Prophecies. To which are added Proposals ifec. London. 1724. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 156 + 16. Is. 
 
 1044. [Grey, Zacii,] Looking-glass for Schismaticks : or, 
 the true picture of Fanaticism : in a summary view of the principles of 
 the Rebels of Forty One. By a Gentleman of the University of 
 Cambridge. London. 1725, 8°. 
 
 pp.xxii-i-f. 1 + pp. 116. 2s. 
 
 1045. Law, Wm. Remarks on a Late Book, entituled, The 
 Fable of the Bees [^By Bernard de Mandeville, il/.Z).] in a letter to the
 
 1726] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 201 
 
 Author. With an observation or two on Mr Bayle. 2nd Edit. 
 London. 1725. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 106 + 4 (books for W. & J. Innys). 3s. Gd. 
 
 1046. Wagstafpe, Thos. Responsionis ad Concionem Vin- 
 diciae ; sive de Aqua in Sacriticio Eucharistiae ; ad S. Drake. Lond. 
 1725. 8°. 
 
 pp. 158. Is. Gd. 
 
 1047. WiiisTON, Wm. Supplement to the Literal Accom- 
 plishment of Scripture Prophecies. Containing observations on Dr 
 Clarke's & Bishop Chandler's late discourses, &c. London. 1725. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 13G. Catalogue of Whiston's Writings, pp. 4. Is. 
 
 1048. Bourne, Vincent. Corydon Querens ; Carmen Pastorale, 
 tertio editum. Latine vertit V. Bourne. Lond. 1726. 8°. 
 
 pp. 13. The onginal, Colin's Complaint, which is given opposite the Latin, is 
 by Nicholas liowe. 2s. ijd. 
 
 Vincent Bourne, B. 1695, Westminster 1710, Trin. 1714, B.A. 1717, Fellow 
 1720, M.A. 1721, Housekeeper & Deputy Serjeant-at-Arms to House of Commons 
 1734, Usher in Westminster School, D. 1747. Cowpor, who esteemed his Latin 
 poems above those of Tibullus and equal to Ovid's, translated 20 of them into 
 English. 
 
 1049. Crusius, L. Lives of the Roman Poets. In two 
 volumes. Vol. I. Lond. for the author 1726. 4°. 
 
 S.4 + pp. liii + 431 + ff. 4. For Vol. II. see No. 1093. Calf. 6s. Gd. 
 
 Lewis Crusius, St. John's, M.A. per L. R. 1737, Master of Charterhouse. D. 
 1775. 
 
 1050. Knight, Saml^el. Life of John Colet : with an Ap- 
 pendix giving some account of the Masters &c. of St. Paul's School. 
 Lond. 1724. 8°. 
 
 ff. 5 + pp. xiv-i- 494 -f Indices, ff. 3, & list of subscribers, 11.6. Portrait & 7 
 plates. With Erasmus, sec ante No. 424. 
 
 John Colet, London B. 1466, Magd. Oxon., Dean of St. Paul's 1502, Founder 
 of St. Paul's School, D. 1519. 
 
 1051. PniLO.sopiiicAL Enquiry into the Nature of Gravity'. 
 London. 1726. 8". 
 
 pp. 62 I 1 f., books for A. Bettesworth. 2s. Gd. 
 
 The author, who signs himself <1'IA<>^0<I'02, dedicates this to the Sophs of the 
 Univ. of Camb. of which lie liad been a member. 
 
 1052. IticiiARDsoN, John. Praelectiones Ecclesiasticak tki- 
 c, 14
 
 202 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1726 
 
 ginta novem ; olim liabitae in Sacello Coll. Eman. Cant. 2 vols. 
 Lond. 172G. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. ff. 4 + pp. 370. Vol. II. ff. 2 + pp. 337 + 9. Calf. 6s. 
 
 John Richardson, Emmanuel, Fellow, B.A. 1668, M.A. 1672, B.D. 1679. 
 
 1053. Rymer, Thos. The wisdom of the Tenth Commandment ; 
 with some practical oljservations to promote obedience. Commencement 
 Sermon at St. Mar;y's, July 3, 1726. London. 1726, 8°. 
 
 pp. 23 + 1, books printed by J. Walthoe. Is. 
 
 Thomas Rymer, Queens', Fellow, B.A. 1700, M.A. 1706, D.D. 1726, 
 
 1054. Whiston, Wm. Of the Thundering Legion : or op 
 the miraculous deliverance of Marcus Antoninus & his ai-my upon 
 the prayers of the Christians. London. 1726. S''. 
 
 pp. 64, Is. 
 
 1055. [BuRFORD, John.] Argument to prove, that the xxxixth 
 Section of the Lth Chapter of the Statutes given by Queen Elizabeth to 
 Cambridge, includes the old Statutes, &c. London. 1727. 4°. 
 
 pp. 88. This is attributed to Burford on the authority of Dr Eawlinson. It 
 has also been attributed to Miller, v. Bodl. Cut. 4s. 6(Z. 
 
 .John Burford, Monk Silver Somersets. B. ...? Eton & King's, Fellow, B.A. 
 1706, M.A. 1710, D. 1743. 
 
 1056. Fettiplace, Thos. The Sinner's Tears, in Meditations 
 and Prayers, London. 1727. 12°, 
 
 ff. 6 + pp. 155 + 1, books for -T. Willis & T. Pettet. 2s. (Sd. 
 
 Thomas Fettiplace, Pet. c. 1637. 
 
 1057. Green, Thos, Sermon to the Societies for Reforma- 
 tion of Manners, at St. Mary-le-Bow, Jan. 16, 1726. London. 1727. 
 
 8^ 
 
 pp, 38. Is. 6rf. 
 
 1058. Anno Regni Geo. II. Primo. 23 Day of January, 1727. 
 London. 1728, F", 
 
 Act for Repairing Road leading from Chatteris Ferry, which divides the Isle 
 of Ely from the County of Huntingdon, A'c. f. 1 + pp. 77 to 91. With others in 
 1 vol. See No. 1073. "hf. of. 7s, M. 
 
 1059. Bourne, V, Thrysis & Chloe, William & Margaret. 
 Latine, Lond, 1728, 8°. 
 
 ff, 8, paged 1, 1, 2, 2, &c. The original, WilUam & Margaret, is by David 
 Mallet. ■ Is. M. 
 
 I
 
 1728] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 203 
 
 1060. Bourne, V. Votum D"'^ Gualteri Pope Latine Redditum. 
 
 Lond. 1728. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. 2.<!. 
 
 1061. BuDGELL, Eustace. Poem upon H. M.'s late journey 
 to Cambridge S: Newmarket. London, 1728. F". 
 
 pp. 20. 2s. ed. 
 
 Eustace Budgell, Exeter B. c. 1685, Christ Church Oxon., drowned 1736, 
 was a friend and rehation of Addison, contributed to the Tatler, Spectator 
 (sijijned X), Guardian, and Craftsman. Commenced a weekly called The Bee in 
 1732, which extended to 100 nos. 
 
 1062. Leeke, Egbert. Interpretations of the Law & the 
 Prophets, made by Jesus & bis apostles, vindicated : in a Univ. 
 Sermon at St. Mary's, Dec. 26, 1727. London. 1728. 8°. 
 
 pp.Tiii + 87. l^^'- 
 
 Robert Leeke, Notts., St. John's, B.A. 1716, Fellow 1718—173*, M.A. 1720, 
 B.D. 1728, R. Great Snoring, Norfolk. 
 
 1063. Moss, Robert. I. The Belief of the Divinity of 
 Jesus Christ necessary to Salvation. II. The Doctrines of Transub- 
 stantiation & tlie Trinity not equally credible. Theses maintained 
 in the Univ. of Camb., 1696. London. 1728. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. Is. 
 
 Robert Moss, Gillingham Norfolk B. c. 1666, Corpus, Fellow, B.A. 1685, M.A. 
 1689, B.D. 1696, D.D. 1705, Preacher at Gray's Inn 1698, dean of Ely 1712, 
 D. Cambridge 1729. 
 
 1064. Roper, J. Commencement Sermon in St. Mary's, June 
 30, 1728. London. 1728. 4". 
 
 ff.4 + pp. 20. Is. 
 
 Joseph Roper, Yorkshire, St. .John's, B.A. 1706, M.A. and Fellow 1710, B.D. 
 1717, D.D. 1728, R. St. Nicholas Cole- Abbey and St. Nicholas Olave's Loudon. 
 
 1065. [Ward, John.] Dissertationis Con. Middletoni de 
 Medicoruni Roniae degentium conditiouo ignobilo et .servili Defonsio 
 exaniinata. Lond. 1728. 8". 
 
 pp. 99. The author of this calls a former pamphlet, which answered Middle- 
 ton's first tract, " inea Responsio," whicii is well known to have been writttMi by 
 John Ward. 2x. 
 
 John Ward, London B. 1679, Grcsham Professor of Rhetoric 1720, LL.D. 
 Ediub. 1751, F.R.S. D. 1758. 
 
 1066. [BicNTLEY, R.J TijK Case of Trinity College in Cam- 
 bridge. Whctlier the Crown or the Bisliop of Ely be the Geueial 
 
 14—2
 
 204 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1729 
 
 Visitor. To be heard before the committee of the Privy Council. 
 Ou Thursday, March 13, 172|. London. 1729. 4". 
 
 pp. 7 + 18. Saturday & 15 are substituted in MS. for Thursday & 13. 2s. (td. 
 
 1067. [BoNwicKE, Ambrose.] Pattern for young students 
 in the University, set forth in the Life of Mr Ambrose Bonwicke, 
 sometime scholar of St. John's College in Cambridge. London. 1729. 
 
 12". 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 172. Calf. 4s. Qd. 
 
 The author (St. John's Coll. Oxon.) was father of the subject of this book, of 
 which the preface was written by Wm. Bowyer. 
 
 1068. Caii, Joannis, De Canibus Britannicis; De Rariorum 
 Animalium & Stirpium Historia ; De Ijilnis Propriis ; De Pronuncia- 
 tione &c. ; recogniti a S. Jebb. Lond. 1729. 8". 
 
 pp. XV + 249 + 7. Old Calf. 7s. 6d. 
 
 Samuel Jebb, Notts. B. c. 1694, Pet., B.A. 1712, M.D. Rheims 1728, practised 
 at Stratford-le-Bow. D. 1772. 
 
 1069. [Trafpord, Sigismund.] Essay on Draining : more par- 
 ticularly with regard to the North Division of the Great Level of 
 the Fenns, call'd Bedford Level. London. 1729. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23 + 1, books for J. Eoberts & J. Leake. Map of the North Level. Not 
 cut open. 4s. 6d. 
 
 Sigismund Trafford, of Duntou Hall in Tidd, a member of the Spalding 
 Society, D. 1740. 
 
 1070. Tables for Renewing and Purchasing of Leases. 3rd 
 Edition. London. 1729. 8°. 
 
 pp. xviii + 26. With Books for Thomas Astley ff. 2 and back of half-title. 
 The work is described as Newton's on the half-title. See ante No. 1031. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1071. Whiston, W. Sir Isaac Newton's Corollaries from 
 liis Philosophy & Chronology, in his own Words. Published in English. 
 London. 1729. 8°. 
 
 pp. 31. Is. 6f/. 
 
 1072. Apostolical Rules for Ecclesiastical Courts : 
 
 taken out of the Constitutions of the Apostles. London. 1729. S". 
 
 pp. 24. Begins at Book II. chap. xxi. Is. 
 
 1073. Anno Regni Georgii II. tertio. London. 1730. F°. 
 
 Act for making a new Road &c. from Wisbech to March, f. 1 + pp. 495 to 514.
 
 1730] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 205 
 
 (6) Anno Regni Ge'orgii II. tertio. Lonbox. 1730. F°. 
 
 Act to explain an Act for repairing Roads from Stumj) Cross, Chestcrford, to 
 NewToarket Heath and Cambridge ; and also an Act for repairing part of the road 
 from London to Cambridge, from the end of the parish of Foulmire to the pave- 
 ment in Trumpington St. f. 1 + pp. 675 to 696. With No. 1058 ante. 
 
 1074. Chilton, John. Positive Institutions not to be com- 
 pared with, or preferi'ed befoi'e Moral Dutios &, Virtues. In answer 
 to The Nature, Obligation, & Efficacy of the Christian Sacraments. 
 London. 1730. 8". 
 
 pp. 71. Is. Gd. 
 
 John Chilton, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1712, M.A. 1716, B.D. 1725. 
 
 1075. Leeke, Rob. No Act of Religion acceptable to God, 
 without Faith in Jesus Christ. Sermon at St. Mary's, Dec. 21, 1729. 
 London. 1730. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 3 to 51 + 1, books for W. Innys. Is. 
 
 1076. PoTE, Joseph. Catalogus Alumnorum, e Collegio Re- 
 gali de Etona in Collegium Regale Cantab. Cooptatorum a 14-1:4 ad 
 1730. Etonae. 1730. 4°. 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 28. Engraving of Eton Chapel on the title page. Additions in MS. 
 
 2s. Gd. 
 Joseph Pote, the bookseller at Eton, D. 1787 aged 84. 
 
 1077. Taylor, John. Oratio habita coram Acad. Cant, in 
 Templo B. Mariae die Martyrii Caroli R., 1730. Lond. 1730. 8'\ 
 
 pp. 28. Is. 
 
 John Taylor, Shrewsbury B. 1704, St. John's, B.A. 1724, M.A. 1728, Fellow 
 1729, LL.D. 1741, Public liegistrary 1734, took orders and became li. Lawford, 
 Essex 1751, Archd. of Buckingham 1753, Canon of St. Paul's 1757, D. 1766. 
 
 1078. ■ — Music Speech at Public Commencement in 
 
 Camljridge, July 6, 1730. With an Ode designed to have been set 
 to music on that occasion. London : printed by Wm Bowyer junr., 
 sometime student of the same college. 1730. 8". 
 
 pp. 26. 2s. 
 
 1079. [Waterland, 13.] Remarks upon Doctor Clarke's Ex- 
 position of the Church-Oatcchism. 2nd Edition. London. 1730. 8". 
 
 ff. 2-t-pp. 95. Is, 
 
 1080. [ ] Nature, Obligation & Efficacy, of the Chris- 
 
 tiau Sacraments considered; in reply to Answer to Remarks upuu l>r
 
 206 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1730 
 
 Clarke's Exposition &c. By the iiuthor of the Bemarks. London. 
 
 1730. 8"- 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 88. The tail-piece of this pamphlet is S. Aris' printer's mark. Is. 
 
 1081. [Waterland, D.] Supplement to the Treatise, entitulbd, 
 Nature, Obligation, &c. London. 1730. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 71 + 1, books for John Crownfield. Is. 
 
 1082. [ ] Advice to a Young Student. With a Method 
 
 of Study for the Four First Years. 2nd Edit. London. 1730. 8". 
 
 ff . 3 + pp. 32. Is- 6d 
 
 1083. Wiiiston, W. Historical Memoirs of the Life of 
 Dr Samuel Clarke. Including Memoirs of several of Dr Clarke's 
 Friends. Lond. 1730. 8". 
 
 pp. 191. Catalogue of Clarke's Works, pp. 3. Catalogue of Whiston's 
 "Writings, pp. 4. Is- 
 
 1084. The Horeb Covenant reviv'd; or an account 
 
 of those laws of Moses which oblige Christians. London. 1730. 8". 
 f. 1 + pp. 118. Is. 
 
 1085. Dudley, John. Two Discourses : wherein the Govern- 
 ment of the Church, the Case of Subscription, &c. are considered ; with 
 a preface occasioned by some Historical Memoirs lately published by 
 Mr Whiston. London. 1731. 8°. 
 
 ft'. 4 + pp. 53. Is. 
 
 John Dudley, M.A., Chaplain to the Bp. of Lincoln, Preb. of Lincoln 1723, 
 Archd. of Bedford 1731, D. 174*. 
 
 1086. [Marcus, Moses.] Answer to Letter to Dr Waterland, 
 in relation to the point of circumcision. London. 1731. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. Is. 
 
 1087. RuGGLE, Geo. Ignoramus. Comoedia coram Rege Ja- 
 cobo I. ab Academicis Cantabrigiensibus habita. Ed. Sexta. West- 
 monast. 1731. 12". 
 
 ff. 9 + pp. 17 to 158. Frontispiece mounted, & last two leaves mended, but no 
 matter lost. See ante No. 347. Half mor. 7s. 6tZ. 
 
 1088. [Waterland, D.] Scripture vindicated ; in answer 
 to Christianity as old as the creation. Part I. 2nd Edit. London. 
 1731. 8". 
 
 pp. 72 + ff. 2 (Table of Texts & list of Waterland's Books printed for W. Innys.) 
 
 Is.
 
 1732] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 207 
 
 1089. [Waterland, D.] Charge to the Clergy of Middlesex, 
 at the Primary Visitation, May 19, 1731. Lond. 1731. 8". 
 
 pp. 64. Is. 
 
 1090. Bextley. The Lord Bishop of Ely, Plaintiff in Error. 
 Dr Richard Bentley, Defendant. The Case of the Plaintift' in Error, to 
 be argued at the Bar of the House of Lords, May 4, 1732. F". 
 
 pp.4. 
 
 (6) The Case of the Defendant, to be heard May 6, 
 
 1732. F'\ 
 
 pp. 4. 
 
 (c) The Appendix to which the Case of the Bishop of Ely 
 refers, containing such of the Statutes of Trinity College as are set forth 
 by either party, &c. F'\ 
 
 pp. 20. A few MS. notes. The three together, lO*'. Gd. 
 
 1091. [Colbatch, John.] Vindication of the Lord Bishop of 
 Ely's Visitatorial Jurisdiction over Trinity-College in General, & over 
 the iSIaster thereof in Particular. Lond. 1732. 4". 
 
 pp. 44. 4s. 6d. 
 
 1092. Defence of &c. [same wording as above, Defence 
 
 being substituted for Vindication]. London. 1732. 4°. 
 
 pp. 59. 4s. M. 
 
 1093. Ciiusius, L. Lives of the Roman Poets. Vol. II. 
 London. 1732. 4". 
 
 ff.2 + pp.404 + 35 + fE.5. With Vol. I., sec ante No. 1049. 
 
 1094. Middleton, C. Ouatio de novo Physiologiae Explicandae 
 inunere, ex celebcrrinii Woodwardi testamento instituto. London. 
 1732. 4". 
 
 pp. 20. 2s. 6tJ. 
 
 1095. Milton's Paradise Lost. A New Edition, by Richard 
 Bentley. Loud. 1732. 4°. 
 
 ff. 10 + pp. 3!)9 + ff.8. 2 Portraits of Milton aet. 21 & 02. Large Paper. 
 Tree calf gilt, top edge gilt. Numerous MS. notes, and the book plates of 
 W. Cowper & llev. Dr Luard. "II. \l. Luard 1!) .Inly ISH? I'.onght at the sale of 
 "Meyrer's books at Sotheby's. 1j. 1'. This copy bclouged to the poet Cowper, 
 "whose autograph is on tlie title page; it then passed into Hayley's hands, who 
 "has written all the notes." 42s.
 
 208 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1732 
 
 1096. [Pearce, Zacii.] Review of the Text of Milton's 
 Ptiradise Lost : in which the Chief of Dr Bentley's Enienclations 
 are consider'd; and several other Emendations &, Observations are 
 offer'd to the Public. Part I. on the first Four Books. Loud. 1732. 
 
 pp. viii + 152. On the last page is catchword "Book V.", but none seems ever 
 to have appeared, 2s. 6d. 
 
 1097. Waterland, D. Christianity vindicated against In- 
 lidelity : a second charge to the Clergy of Middlesex. London. 1732. 
 
 80. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 80. Is. 
 
 1098. Whaley, John. Collection of Poems. London. 1732. 
 
 8". 
 
 ff. 8 + pp. 287. Old calf. Pope's copy, with autograph. "Names of Sub- 
 scribers " occuj)ies 10 pp. 15.S'. 
 
 John Whaley, Eton & King's, B.A. 1731, M.A. 1735. Died in reduced 
 circumstances at Norwich 1745. See his correspondence with Sueyd Davies 
 & others in Nichols, Lit. Illust. 
 
 1099. Whiston, W. The Testimony of Phlegon vindicated : 
 or an account of the great Darkness & Earthquake at our Saviour's 
 Passion, described by Phlegon. London. 1732. 8°. 
 
 pp. 54 + 6, books by Whiston. Is. 
 
 1100. Middleton, Conyers. Letter from Rome, shewing an 
 exact conformity between Popery &, Paganism. 3rd Edit. London. 
 1733. 4«. 
 
 pp. 71. 2.S. &d. 
 
 1101. Anacreon Teius, Poeta Lyricus, summa cura emendatus. 
 
 
 Opera et studio Josuae Barnes. Ed. tertia. Lond. 1734. 
 
 ff. 8 + pp. Ixxviii + 2 to 341 + ff. 3. The text is in Greek & Latin. Portraits of 
 Barnes, the Duke of Marlborough, & Anacreon. Old calf. 4a-. 6d. 
 
 1102. Barrow, Is. Usefulness op Mathematical Learning : 
 Mathematical Lectures in Cambridge, &c. Translated by John Kirkby. 
 London. 1734. 8". 
 
 pp. xxxii + 440 + ff. 8. Portrait of Barrow & 1 plate. Old calf. 6s. 
 
 John Kirkby, St. John's, B.A. 1726, M.A. 1745, E. of Egremond, Cumberland. 
 For account of him see Chap. II. of Memoirs of Gibbon, to whom he was tutor. 
 
 1103. [Gordon, Thos.] The Tryal of Wm. Whiston, Clerk,
 
 1736] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 209 
 
 for Defaming &, Denying the Holy Trinity, before the Lord Chief 
 Justice Reason. Lond. 1734. 8". 
 
 pp. 62. Is, 
 
 Thomas Gordon, political writer, Kirkcudbright B...? teacher of languages in 
 London, amanuensis to Trenchard the deist. D. 1750. 
 
 1104. [Letsome, Sampson.] Index to the Sermons published 
 since the Reformation. London. 1734. [Part I.] 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + PP.90. 2s. M. 
 
 Sampson Letsome, Vicar of Thame, published the Preacher's Assistant in 
 1753. 
 
 1105. Vindication of Liberty op Conscience; ok the Toler- 
 ation of Protestant Dissenters ifec. : in Remai-ks on Dr Middleton's 
 Sermon before the Lord Mayor. London. 1734. 8°. 
 
 pp. 30. Is. 
 
 1106. Whiston, W. Dissertation concerning God's command 
 to Abraham, to offer up Isaac his son for a sacritice. London. 1734. 
 
 8". 
 pp. 40. Is. 
 
 1108. Parallel (The) : or a Vindication of his Gr[ac]e 
 the A[rch]b[i.sho]p of C[an]t[erbur]y ( Win Wake) for his opposing the 
 Promotion of Dr S[amue]l C[Iar]k to a Bishoprick, &,g. By a Gentle- 
 man of the University of Cambridge. London. 1735. 8". 
 
 pp. 60. 2s. 
 
 1109. Tables for Renewing & Purchasing of Leases. 5th 
 Edition. London. 1735. 8". 
 
 pp. 72. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1110. Waterland, D. Doctrinal Use of the Christian 
 Sacraments considered, in a Cliarge to the Middlesex Clergy, May 12, 
 1736. London. 1736. 8". 
 
 pp. 39 + 1, Books for John Crownfield. Is. 
 
 1111. WiiisTON, W. Enquiry into the evidence of Cranmer's 
 Recantation : or Reasons for a sus[)icion that the pretended copy is not 
 genuine. London. 1736. 8". 
 
 pp. 37. Is. 
 
 1112. Primitive Eucharist reviv'd. Or, an account of 
 
 lIh! doctrine 6:. practice of th(; two first centuries. London. 1736. 8". 
 pp. 112. 1«.
 
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 1113. [WiiisTON, W.] Athanasian Forgeries, Impositions, & 
 Interpolations. Collected chiefly out of Mr Whiston's writings. By 
 a Lover of Truth, &, of True Religion. London 1736. 8". 
 
 pp. viii + 115. After "lleligion" is a MS. note, "Win Whiston who gave me 
 y^ Book." Is. 
 
 1114. Doddridge, P. Temper & Conduct of the Primitive 
 Ministers of the Gospel. Sermon at Wisbeach, June 8, 1739 at the 
 Ordination of the Rev. Wni. Johnson. With Mr Johnson's Confession 
 of Faith, & a Charge by Rev. Mr Stewart. London. 1737. 8°. 
 
 pp. 80. Is. M. 
 
 Philip DodilriclKe, London B. 1702, minister of Kibworth Leices., of Market 
 Harborough, & of Northampton, D.D. Aberdeen 1736, D. Lisbon 1751. 
 
 1115. RowNiNG, J. Natural Philosophy. Part III. Optics. 
 London. 1737. 8°. 
 
 pp. 96. 6 plates. This ends Vol. I. See ante No. 447. 
 
 1116. Whiston, W. The Astronomical Year : or an account 
 of many celestial phaenomena of 1736. London. 1737. 8°. 
 
 pp. 26 + 6, catalogue of Whiston's Writings. 2 
 
 iS. 
 
 1117. Account of the Daemoniacks, and of the 
 
 power of casting out Daemons. London. 1737. 8". 
 
 pp. 88. 1 
 
 s. 
 
 1118. New Theory of the Deluge : being a plain 
 
 abstract of what the author has said on that subject in different 
 
 treatises. London. 1737. 8". 
 
 pp. 22 + 2 advertisement of Whiston's works. Is. 6rf. 
 
 1119. [Letsome, Sampson,] Index to the Sermons published 
 since the Reformation. Part II. London. 1738. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 110 + 2 (abbreviations). 26'. 6d. 
 
 1120. RowNiNG, J. Natural Philosophy. Part III. continued. 
 
 Catoptrics, the Doctrine of Light &. Colours. London. 1738. 8". 
 
 pp. 97 to 212. With other parts, see ante No. 447. 
 
 1121. Whiston, W. The Longitude discovered by the Eclip- 
 ses, Occultations, & Conjunctions of Jupiter's Planets, &c. London. 
 1 too. o • 
 
 2. 4 + pp. 111. 1 plate. 2s. M.
 
 1740] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 211 
 
 1122. Act for vesting the settled estate of Stamp Brooks- 
 bank, in the Counties of Siiftblk and Cambridge, in him & his heirs ; & 
 for settling the Manor of HeUiugh &c. in the County of York, of greater 
 Value, in lieu thereof. [1739.] F". 
 
 pp. 11. 3.S. fid. 
 
 The properties referred to are atBrinckley, Burrowgreen & Carlton in Cambs., 
 Bradley, Thurlow & Carlton in Suffolk, & Helaugh in Yorks. 
 
 1123. Hewlett, John. Answers to some critical Strictures, 
 relative to the controversy on the authenticity of the Parian Chronicle. 
 London. 1739. H^ 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 52. Is. 
 
 John Hewlett, Magd. Coll., B.D. 1796, Lecturer of St. Vedast's. 
 
 1124. Land, Tristram. Letter to the Rev. Mr Whitefield to 
 correct his mistaken account of Regeneration, etc. London. 1739. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 20. Is. 
 
 Tristram Laud, Clare, Fellow, B.A. 1723, M.A. 1727, curate of St. James's 
 Garlickhith & lecturer of St. Anthony & St. John Baptist London, 
 
 1125. [Letsome, Sampson.] Index to the Sermons published 
 since the Reformation. Part I. Snd Edit. Lond. 1739. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 96. See ante No. 1104. 2;,. (id. 
 
 1126. Weston, W. Some Kinds of Superstition worse than 
 Atheism. Two Univ. Sermons. With account of the Author's usage 
 by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, &c. Printed in the year 1739. 8". 
 
 pp. G4. Is. 
 
 1127. Whiston, W. Collection of Original Texts of Scrip- 
 ture, & Testimonies of Antiquity that relate to Christian discipline : 
 with Notes. London. 1739. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 82. Is. 
 
 1128. Whitehead, Wm. Manners : a Satire. Lond. 1739. F". 
 
 pp. 17. 2s. M. 
 
 Williiuii Whitnhcad, son of a Camhridgc baker, B. 1715, Winclicster & Clare, 
 Fellow, B.A. lT.i',>, M.A. 171.-3, I'oet Laureate 1757, llegistcr cV; Secretary to the 
 Hon. Order of the Bath. 1). 1785. 
 
 1129. LuTTs, Roj;. Pkimakv Ciiaiuje to the Clergv of iiis 
 diocese, at Camb. July 23—4. 1740. London. 1740. 4°. 
 
 pp. 2(1 + 2, books for Fletcher Gyles. Is. 
 
 Kobert Butts, B. IfiHl, Trin., B.A. 1707, M.A. 1711, D.J). 1728, Bp. of Norwich 
 1732, Ely 173H, D. 174^.
 
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 1130. WiiisTON, Wm. Eternity op Hell Torments considered. 
 
 London. 1740. 8^ 
 
 f. 1 + PP- 145. Books for John Whiston. Is. &d. 
 
 1131. EcuAHD, Laurence. The Gazetteer's, or Newsman's 
 Interpreter. Being a geographical index of all the provinces, &c. in 
 Europe. 15th Edit. London. 1741. 12°. 
 
 ff. 138. 
 
 (b) Second Part, being a geographical index to 
 
 Asia, Africa, & America. 8th Edit. London. 1741. 12°. 
 
 ff. 114. In one vol., calf, rebacked. 3s. Qd. 
 
 Laurence Eachard, Cassam Stiff. B. c. 1671, Chr., B.A. 1691, Ecliard, M.A. 
 1695, Archdeacon of Stowe 1712, D. 1730. 
 
 1132. Friendly Advice to C[onye]rs M[iddleto]n, concern- 
 ing the fourth edition of his Letter from Rome & the Prefatory Dis- 
 course. London. 1741. 8°. 
 
 pp. vi + 48. / Is. 
 
 1133. Garnett, John. The New Creation a state of Pro- 
 selytism: Sermon at Whitehall Feb. 10, 17f^. London. 1741. 4°. 
 
 pp. viii + 5 to 20. 2.s. 
 
 1134. Middleton, C. Letter from Rome shewing an exact 
 Conformity between Popery & Paganism. 4th Edit. With a Pre- 
 fatory Discourse. London. 1741. 8°. 
 
 ff . 4 + pp. cxix + 121 to 248. ' Is. 6d. 
 
 1135. Plain Answer to Dr Middleton's Letter from Rome : 
 in which the gross misrepresentations therein are exposed. By a Friend 
 to Truth. London. 1741. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 -I- pp. 22. Is. 
 
 1136. Whiston, W. Proposals for printing Dr Prideaux's 
 Connection of the Old A; New Testament Compleated. With a 
 supplement by the author. [1741]. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 1137. [Etough, Hen.] Lettek to the Author of Christi- 
 anity not founded on Argument, <kc. By a young Gentleman of Cam- 
 bridge. London. 1742. 8°.
 
 1745] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 213 
 
 pp. 43. 3s. 6(7. 
 
 Hen. Etongh, Pemb., M. A. per L.R. 1717, R. Therfield Herts., and Colmworth 
 Beds., D. 17o7 aged 70. Micliael Tyson of Corpus made an etching of his head 
 and presented it to Gray, who wrote under it the following lines : — 
 
 Thus TopJiet looked; no grinned the brawling fiend. 
 Whilst frighted prelatcx hoir'd, and calVd him friend. 
 Our mother-church, 7cith half-averted sight. 
 Blushed as she hless'd her grisly proselyte; 
 Hosannas rung thro' HelVs tremendous borders, 
 Atid Satan's self Itad thoughts of taking orders. 
 
 A portrait of him by Wm. Mason ^s in Gray's works 1800, see post No. 1414. 
 
 1138. RowNiNG, J. Natural Philosophy. Part IV. Astro- 
 nomy. London. 1742. 8**. 
 
 pp. 146. 6 plates. Bound in vol., ante No. 447. 
 
 1139. Latham, E. Sermon at Kidderminster, Nov. 28, 1742, 
 on tlie death of Rev. Matthew Bradshaw. With memoirs of a few 
 ministers in that neighbourhood. London. Printed and sold by M. 
 Fenner, at the Turk's Head in Gracechurch -street. 1743. 8°. 
 
 pp.vii + 44 + f. 1. Is. 
 
 The printer is probably the widow of William Fenner, University Printer. 
 E. Latham, M.D. 
 
 1140. White, John. Letter to a Gentleman dissenting from 
 the Church of Enghmd, concerning the Lives of Churchmen & Dis- 
 .senters, &c. London. 1743. 8°. 
 
 ff. 8 + pp. 94. These letters were addressed to the Eev. Micaiah Towgood, see 
 ante No. 821. In. Gd. 
 
 John White, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1705, M.A. 1709, B.D. 1716, V. of Naylaud 
 Suffolk, D. c. 1760. 
 
 1141. Hammond, Wm. Medulla Ecclesiae. The Doctrines 
 of Original Sin, Justification by Faith, and the Holy Spirit. Several 
 discourses preached in Camb. London. 1744. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + ff. 4 + pp. 188 -rf. 1 (errata). Is. 
 
 1142. Middleton. Popery unmask'd. Being the substance 
 of Dr Middleton's celebrated Letter from Rome. Loudon. 1714. 12". 
 
 pp. viii + 97. Is. 
 
 1143. Whlston, W. E.SSAY on the Revelation of St. John. 
 2nd Edition. London. 1744. 4". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 332. 1 folding plate. . 2s. 
 
 1144. Fleetwood, W. Papists not exchtdkd fi:om tmi: throne 
 upon account of K(tligion. London. 1745. 8°, 
 
 pp. 16. Is.
 
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 1145. Hammond, W. Behold the Lamb : a Discourse in 
 London June 20, 1745. London. 1745. 12°. 
 
 pp. 35. Is. 
 
 1146. Marrow of the Church. The Doctrines op 
 
 Christ's Righteousness imputed &c. Part II. Bristol. 1745. S°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 6 + 86 + 1. f., Verses, & books by same author, sold at Smith's Hall, 
 Bristol. 1.9. 
 
 1147. Smith, John. Excellency & Nobleness of True Re- 
 ligion, in its original nature, propertys, &,c. Glasgow : Robert Foulis. 
 
 1745. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 82. Is.Gd. 
 
 1148. Sparke, John. Resemblance betwixt Natural & Moral 
 Infection, with its Malignity. Sermon at St. Michael's Woodstreet, 
 June 30, 1745. London. 1745. 8". 
 
 pp. 21 + 1, books sold by J. Oliver. 
 
 John Sparke, St John's, B.A. 1733. !.•?. 
 
 1149. Whaley, John. Collection of Original Poems & Trans- 
 lations. London. 1745. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 335. Old calf, mended. is. Qd. 
 
 This volume contains " A Voyage to Tinterue Abbey " said by Harwood to be 
 from the pen of Sneyd Davies. 
 
 1150. White, John. Letter to a Gentleman Dissenting &c. 
 2nd Edit. London. 1745. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 104. Is. 6d. 
 
 1151. Second Letter to a Gentleman, &c. wherein 
 
 the Pleas of Dissenters against Communion with the Church are refuted. 
 2nd Edit. London. 1745. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 75 + 1, Books for C. Davis. Is. &d. 
 
 1152. Third &, Last Letter to a Gentleman &c. 
 
 With an Appendix. London. 1745. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 85 + 1, Books for C. Davis. Is. 6d. 
 
 1153. Chapman, John. Popery the Bane op true Letters : 
 Charge to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Sudbury, May 12 &c. 
 
 1746. Lond. 1746. 4°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 29. Is.
 
 1747] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 215 
 
 1154. Fleetwood, W. The Reasonable Communicant ; or an 
 explanation of the Lord's Supper. In a discourse between a Minister 
 & one of his Parishioners, loth Edit. London. 174G. 12°. 
 
 pp. 47. 1«- 
 
 1155. RrTHERFOTiTn, T. Sermon before the House of Com- 
 mons, Jan. 30, 174ff. London. 1746. 4". 
 
 ff.2 + pp. 19. Is. Gd. 
 
 1156. White, John. Third & Last Letter, &c. 3rd Edit. 
 London. 1746. 8°. 
 
 pp. 87 + 1, Books for C. Davis. Is. 6(?. 
 
 1157. Defence of the Three Letters, &c. against 
 
 the Dissenting Gentleman's Answer. London. 174G. 8". 
 
 pp. 44. Is. 6(Z. 
 
 1158. [Chapman, John.] The Jesuit-Cabal farther opened : 
 or a Defence of the Rev. Dr Chapman's late Charge, against the Cavils 
 of a Declamatory Remai-ker. Lond. 1747. 4°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 4G. The " Remarker " was Middleton. l.s. Gd. 
 
 1159. Middleton, Conyers. Treatise on the Roman Senate. 
 In two parts. London. 1747. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 196. 2s. 
 
 1160. Introductory Discourse to a Larger Work 
 
 concerning the Miraculous Powers in the Church. Lond. 1717. 4". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 77 -h 1, Books by Dr Middleton printed for Manby & Cox. Is. Gd. 
 
 1161. 2nd Edit. London. 1747. • 8". 
 
 f. l+pp. 110. Is. G(/. 
 
 1162. [Stebbing, Hen.] Ohservations on a Book, intituled, 
 An Introductory Discourse, etc. Containing an answer to the Author's 
 ])r(*judices, &c. London. 1747. S". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 3 to 33. Is. 
 
 1163. Whitehead, Wm. Honour: a Satire. Dublin. 1717. 8". 
 pp. 19. Is. 
 
 1164. Another edition. London. 1747. 4". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 3 to 22. In. Gd.
 
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 1165. Francklin, Thos. Sermon at St. Peter's Cornhill; 
 on the Sunday after the dreadful fire in that neighbourhood. London. 
 1748. 4". 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 6r7. 
 
 Thomas Francklin, London B. 1721, Westminster & Trin., B.A. 1742, M.A. 
 1746, D.D. 1770, Regius Prof, of Greek 1750, V. Ware Herts. 1757. D. 1784. 
 
 1166. [Jackson, John.] Treatise on the Improvements made 
 in the Art of Criticism. Collected out of the writings of a celebrated 
 Hypercritic [Wa7'burtonj. By Philocriticus Cautabrigiensis. Loudon. 
 1748. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 58. Is. Gd. 
 
 1167. [Middleton, C] Remarks on two pamphlets lately 
 published against Dr Middleton's Introductoiy Discourse, intituled, 
 Observations &c. ; & The Jesuit-Cabal farther opened. London. 1748. 
 
 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. xl + 128. Is.Qd. 
 
 1168. Neale, Thos. Ruinous State of the Parish of Manea 
 in the Isle of Ely, with the causes ifc remedy, in a letter to Matth. 
 Robinson Morris. 1748. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. Is. 6d. 
 
 Thos. Neale M.A., R. Manea. 
 
 1169. Parkin, Chas. Reply to the peevish, weak, & male- 
 volent objections, brought by Dr Stukeley in his Origines Roystonianae, 
 No. 2 against an Answer to No. 1. Norwich. 1748. 4°. 
 
 pp. viii + 40. 3 Plates. 4s. Gd. 
 
 Charles Parkin, Pemb., B.A. 1711, M.A. 1717, R. Oxburgh, Norfolk, continued 
 Blomefield's History of Norfolk. 
 
 1170. Salmon, T. The Foreigner's Companion through the 
 Universities of Cambridge tfc Oxford, &, the adjacent counties. London. 
 1748. 12-^. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 82 + f. 1 (Camb. ) + pp. 95 + 3 (Oxford). Calf. Comerford Copy. 15s. 
 Thomas Salmon, son of Rev. T. Salmon of Mepsall, Beds., kept a coffee-house 
 at Cambridge, where he failed and removed to London. D. 1743. 
 
 1172. Whiston, W. Historical Memoirs op the life & 
 Writings of Dr Samuel Clarke. 3rd Edition, with an appendix. 
 London. 1748. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 142 + 82. 3s. Gd.
 
 1749] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 217 
 
 1173. White, John. Second Defence of the Three Letters 
 itc. aacainst the Gentleman's Second Letter. London. 1748. 8". 
 
 f. 1+pp. 152. ■ Is.Gd. 
 
 1174. Brown, Thos. Answer to a Discourse by Bishop 
 Stillingfleet, intitled, Unreasonableness of a new Separation, etc. Lon- 
 don. 1749. 8*^. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 196. Is.Gd. 
 
 1175. Clarke, Jos. Full & Particular Reply to Mr Chand- 
 ler's Case of Subscription. London. 1749. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 19G + f. 1, errata, & Books for W. lunys. Is. GJ. 
 
 1176. [Jackson, John.] Defence of a late pamphlet, entitled, 
 a Treatise on Iniprovenients made in the Art of Criticism. London. 
 1749. 8^ 
 
 pp. 40. Is. Gd. 
 
 1177. Letter to the Rev. Mr John Jackson, occasioned by 
 his remarks on Dr Middleton's Free Inquiry. London. 1749. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 60. Is. 
 
 1178. [Wesley, John.] Letter to the Rev. Dr Conyers 
 Middleton, occasioned by his late Freie Enquiry. London. 1749. 8". 
 
 pp. 235. 2s. 6(7. 
 
 1179. Whiston, W. Mr Whiston's Account of the Exact 
 Time when Miracuk)ns Gifts ceas'd in tlie Church. Taken out of his 
 Autlientick Records. With Observations on Dr Middleton's Fi-ee 
 Inquiry. London. 1749. 8°. 
 
 pp. 40. Is. 
 
 1180. Memoirs of his Life & Writings, written by 
 
 liims(4f. London. 1749. 8". 
 
 2 voIh. Vol. I., f. 1 + pp. 368. Vol. ii., f. 1 (half title only) + pp. 369 to 662 + ff . 
 11. Also in Vol. II., Whiston's Accovvt (see ante No. 1179.) and a Sermon by 
 Thos. Sherlock with additions by Whiston, pp. 16, & a folding plate givinK a 
 plan of the seven heavens. Half calf. 5.s. Gd. 
 
 1181. White, John. T^etter to Mr Samuel Chandler, beino 
 
 a vindication of some passaf^es in 'I'hi'ee Jji^tters, &c., against his 
 
 i(41cctions in liis late book. London. 1749. 8". 
 
 pp. 73 + 1, Books for C. Davis. 1 v. 6</. 
 
 c. 15
 
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 1182. [Yate, Richakd.] Letter in Defence op Dr Middle- 
 ton, being an argument proving, from the Holy Scriptures, that mira- 
 culous powers were never truly wrought by persons divinely inspired. 
 London. 1749. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 24. Is. 
 
 Eichard Yate, of Chively, Salop, a contributor to the Gentleman^ Magazine. 
 
 1182*. A Fragment. The Third Edition. London. [1750.] 
 
 8". 
 
 pp. 30. This has been variously attributed to Dr Hnrd, Jas. Bickham of 
 Emmanuel, Francis Coventry (of Magdalene?), and by Cooper [Ann. iv. 280) 
 and Gough to Henry Stebbing, D.D. of Cath. 4s. M. 
 
 1182**. Another Fragment. London. [1750.] 8°. 
 
 pp. iv + 26. This chiefly refers to the Westminster Club Supper. 4s. ftd. 
 
 1183. Answer to the Rev. Dr Middleton's Grand Objec- 
 tion to the Loi'd Bishop of London's Interpretation of Moses's History 
 of the Fall. By a Clergyman. Lond. 1750. 8°. 
 
 ft. 2 + pp. 28. Is. 
 
 1184. Blomefield, Francis. Collectanea Cantabrigiensia, or 
 Collections relating to Cambridge, Univei'sity, Town & County, con- 
 taining Monumental Inscriptions ; a list of Mayors ; Charters of the 
 Town tfec. Printed for the Author, at his House in St Giles's Parish in 
 Norwich. 1750. 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 268. Dedicated to Thomas Holies, Duke of Newcastle, Chancellor 
 of the Univ. On back of title is copied in: MS. an inscription from the tomb- 
 stone of Thomas Harrison in the Churchyard of Quy. Half calf. 15s. 
 
 Francis Blomefield, Fersfield Norf. B. 1705, Caiiis, B.A. 1727, R. Hargham & 
 Fersfield 1721J, R. Brockdisb & minister of St. Mary Coslany in Norwich. D. 
 1751. 
 
 1185 
 
 IXOJ. ^uuu 
 
 ID. 208 instead of a list of 
 
 Another copy, wanting dedication, and having a woodcut on 
 ist of errata which appears in other copies. Half calf. 15s. 
 
 1186. A third copy, as No. 1184, with 127 pp. of MS. giving the 
 
 names of Rectors in Cambs. with approximate dates and references to Cooper's 
 Athenae, Gent. Mag. Ac, mostly brought down to about 1884 with an index. 
 Half calf rebacked. 42s. 
 
 1187. [Chester, Peter.] Occasional Letter to the Revd. 
 Dr Keen, Master of Peterhouse, and Vice-Chancellor. Lond. n.d. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Signed Cantabrigiensis 1750, and attributed to Peter Chester, M.A. 
 Cath., in Wordsworth's University Life in Eighteenth Century. Is. 6d. 
 
 Peter Chester, Cath., Fellow, B.A. 1744, M.A. 1748.
 
 1750] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 219 
 
 1188. Examination of the consequences op Dr Middleton's 
 Free Inquiry, «fec. London. 1750. S°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 36. Is. 
 
 1189. [HiBBiNS, Dr H. L.] Some Keflexions upon a late 
 Pamphlet entitled, an Examination of the Lord Bishop of London's 
 Discourses on Prophecy by Conyers Middleton. By a Presbyter of the 
 Church of England. Lond. 1750. 8«. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 3 to 59. Is. 
 
 1190. Letter to a Gentleman occasioned by Dr Middleton's 
 Examination «fec. Lond. 1750, 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. Is, 
 
 1191. Meades, Wm. Sermon before the Lord Mayor in 
 St. Paul's, Sept. 3, 1750. London. 1750. 4°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 17. Is. 
 
 1192. Middleton, C. Examination of the Lord Bishop of 
 London's Discourses on Prophecy. Lond. 1750. 8°, 
 
 f.l+pp. 198. Is.Gd. 
 
 1193. The Academic : or a Disputation on the State of 
 the Univ. of Carab., & the propriety of the Regulations made in it, 
 May 11 (t June 2G, 1750. Lond. 1750. 8 
 
 o 
 
 ff. 2 4- pp. ;j9. This has been aRcrihcd to Dr John Green (GouRh), Richard 
 Hurd (Nichols), Alex. Davie, a Master-Commoner of Sidnej' (joint author ace. to 
 "An old Cantab." in Additiom to Nichols), & Philip Allen Fellow of St John's 
 (Lamb HUt. C.C.C.C.) 2s. (Jd. 
 
 1194. The Student, or, the Oxford A' Cambridge Monthly 
 Miscellany. Oxford. 1750—51. 2 vols. 8^ 
 
 Vol. I. Frontispiece & engraved title, pp. 3 to 400 + ff. 4. 
 
 Vol. II. Frontispiece as in Vol. I. & engraved title, pp. 400 + ff. 4. The 
 frontispieces are by F. Playman & C. Orignion. Calf. Us. 
 
 This periodical, consisting of 20 nos. of 40 pp. each, began on Jan. 31 1750, 
 and ended on July 3 1751. The fh-st 5 nos. were called The Student, or the Oxford 
 Moiithli/ Misejdhuiy. In No. the title was altered to that above, and an explana- 
 tion of the change given. Vol. I. consists of 9 nos. and a Supplement ; Vol. II. 
 consists of 10 nos. called by the names of the Muses and Apollo. Among the 
 chief contributors are Bonnel Thornton, (ieorge Colman the elder, Christopher 
 .Smart (mostly under a nom de phiine, e.g. Mr Liin, The Female Student), Thomas 
 Walton, William Somervile, & Dr Samuel Johnson, {Tjife of Fnincis Cheynel) : 
 also many pieces by Christopher I'itt of Oxford (1). 17 18) ;in; given. 
 
 1195. W'lini;, .John. Appendix to thk Controversy between 
 
 15—2
 
 220 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1750 
 
 the Rev. Mr White and the Dissenting Gentleman. In a Letter to the 
 
 Gentleman. Lond. 1750. 8°. 
 
 pp. ii + 145 + 1, Books printed for C. Davis. Is. M. 
 
 1196. [Ansell, Thomas.] AuTnENTic Nakrattve op the late 
 Extriiordinary Proceedings at Cambridge, against tlie W[estminste]r 
 Club. Lond. 1751. 8". 
 
 pp. 62 + 1, erratca. A second edition appeared the same year. 2s. (id. 
 
 Thomas Ansell, Trin. Hall, Fellow, LL.B. 1744. 
 
 1197. [Chapman, Thos.] Inquiry into the Right of Appeal 
 from the Chancellor, or Vice-Chancellor, of the Universit}' of Cambridge 
 in Matters of Discipline, &c. Lond. 1751. 8°. 
 
 pp. 79 + 1, Books published by J. Payne & J. Bouqnet. 25?. GcJ. 
 
 Thomas Chapman, Co. Dtn-ham B.' 1717, Christ's, Fellow, B.A. 1737, M.A. 
 1741, Magd., LL.D. 1748, D.D. per L. R. 1749, Master of Magd. 1746, Preb. 
 of Durham. D. 1760. Cole, alluding to the above pamphlet, speaks of its 
 author as "that pragmatical coxcomb Dr Chapman." 
 
 1198. Considerations on the Expediency of Making, and the 
 Manner of Condncting the late Regulations at Cambridge. Lond. 
 1751. 8«. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 60. Attributed to Dr Green by some, and to Dr Chapman by 
 Halkett & Laing. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1199. Free Thoughts upon University Education ; occasioned 
 by the present debates at Cambridge, &c. By a sincere Well-v^^isher to 
 our Universities. Part I. Lond. 1751. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 3 to 49. Advertisement. "A larger work to which this is introductory 
 is in great forwardness." 2s. Qd. 
 
 1200. Friendly and honest Advice from an Old Tory to 
 the Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge. Lond. 1751, 8°. 
 
 pp. 35. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1201. [Kinderley, — .] Ancient & Present State of the 
 Navigation of the Towns of Lyn, Wisbeach, Spalding & Boston ; &c. 
 2nd Edit. Lond. 1751. 8°. 
 
 pp. XX + 108. Map of the Level by W. H. Toms. Preface signed by the 
 Editor, Nathaniel Kinderley, Cork St. (Lond.?) son of the author. 
 
 (b) Drainage & Navigation &c. 1775. 8°. 
 See post No. 1279. This copy wants title. 
 
 (c) Forbes, F. Improvement op Waste Lands... 1778. 8°, 
 pp. xi + 210.
 
 1751] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 221 
 
 (d) History of Inland Navigations. 1779. 8". 
 pp. iv + 107. By J. Brindley. 
 
 (e) Elstobb, W. Great Level. 1793. 8". 
 See post No. 1358. 
 
 (/) Page, Sir T. H. Estimate. 1791. 8". 
 
 Sec post No. 1374. 
 
 6 iu oue volume, half calf. 21*-. 
 
 1202. Another copy of (a). Half calf, Comerford Coiiy (Qu. large 
 
 paper). 15.s. 
 
 ]^203. A third copy, with Watte's Plan of Levels of the Ouse 
 
 inserted. Half calf. 18s. 
 
 1204. [King, Wm.] Key to the Fragment, by Amias Riddinge 
 B.D. With a Preface by Peregrine Smyth, Esq. Lend. 1751. 8° 
 
 pp.viii + 46. With many of the names filled in with pencil. 3.s-. 6d. 
 
 William King, Stepney B. 168-5, Balliol Oxon., D.C.L., Principal of St. Mary's 
 Hall. D. 1763. 
 
 1205. MiDDLETON, CONYERS. VINDICATION OF THE FrEE InQUIRY 
 
 &c. from the objections of Dr Dodwell &, Dr Church. Lond. 1751. 4°. 
 
 tf.2 + pp.99. Is. 6d. 
 
 William Dodwell, Shottesbrooke B. 1709, Trin. Oxon., Preb. of Sarum, D.D. 
 by diploma 1749. D. 1785. 
 
 Thomas Ghm-ch, B. 1707, Brazenose Oxon., Preb. of St. Pawl's, D.D. by 
 diploma 1719. D. 1756. Both these men received their D.D. because of their 
 answers to Middleton. 
 
 1206. Opinion op an Eminent Lawyer, concerning the Ri(iHT 
 of Appeal from the Vice-Chancellor to the Senate ; supported by a short 
 historical account of the Jurisdiction of the University. By a Fellow 
 of a College. Lond. 1751. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 65. 2nd Edition the same year. This has been attributed to 
 Hi. iiurd by Nichols. Cooper mentions John Sinitii, .M.A., Follow of King's. 
 The "Eminent Lawyer" was Philip Yorke 1st Earl of llardwicke ace. to Nichols. 
 Cooper says Charles Yorke. 2.s-. 6rf. 
 
 1207. Smart, Chu. Occasional Prologue &, Epilogue to 
 Othello, as it was acted at the Theatre iloyal, in Drury Lane, March 7, 
 1751, by persons of distinction for their diversion. Lond. Printed for 
 the Author. [1751.] I'". 
 
 pp. 8. 2s. 6rf. 
 
 The " pcrson-i of distinction" were Lord Delaval, his brother Sir Francis, and 
 their friends.
 
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 1208. [Squire, Saml.] Remarks on the Academic. Lond. 1751. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. Gd. 
 
 1209. [Warton, Tiios.] Newmarket, a Satire. Lond. 1751. F". 
 
 pp. 17. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Thomas Warton, Basingstoke B. 1728, Trin. Oxon., Prof, of Poetry 1757 
 —1767, Camden Prof, of History 1785, Poet Laureate. D. Oxford 1790. 
 
 1210. [White, John.] Free & Impartial Considerations upon 
 the Free & Candid Disquisitions relating to the Church of England. 
 Addressed to the Authors [John Jones & Francis Blackburne] of the 
 Disquisitions. By a Gentleman. Lond, 1751. 8". 
 
 pp. vi + 69. Is. 6rf. 
 
 John Jones, Caermarthen B. 1700, Worcester Oxon. , V. of Hitchin, D. 1770. 
 Francis Blackburne, Richmond Yorks. B. 1705, Cath. 1722, Fellow, B.A. 1726, 
 M.A. 1733, Archd. of Cleveland. D. 1787. 
 
 1211. [Chapman, Thos.] Further Inquiry into the Right of 
 Appeal from the Chancellor, or Vice-Chancellor of the Univ. of Camb. 
 in matters of discipline. In which the objections of the author of 
 " Opinions of an Eminent Lawyer " are obviated. London. 1752. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 84. 2s. 6(L 
 
 1212. [Hodgson, Malachi.] Some Considerations on the nbces- 
 sity of an Appeal in the Univ. of Camb. Lond. 1752. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 27. 2s. 6^;. 
 
 Malachi Hodgson, Eton & King's, Fellow, B.A. 1750, M.A. 1751. 
 
 1213. Smart, Chr. Poems on several occasions. Lond, 1752. 
 
 4". 
 ff . 8 + pp. 230. 2 plates by Hayman & Grignion. Cut down. 3s. 6d. 
 
 1214. [Smith, John.] Letter to the Author of a Further 
 Inquiry &c. Lond. 1752. 8°. 
 
 pp. 81. MS. additions. 2s. M. 
 
 John Smith, Aldenham Herts. B...? Eton, King's 1723, B.A. 1727, M.A. 1731, 
 Bursar of his college, & eminent for his knowledge of Civil Law. D. 1775. 
 
 1215. State op the Revenues & Debt of the Corporation 
 of Bedford Levels, Lady-Day 1752, with the advantages that will accrue 
 to the Creditors of the Corporation &c. by permitting the Proprietors of 
 the North Level to be discharged of the Debt, &c. s. 1. F". 
 
 pp. 3. Folded in envelope, edges rubbed. 3s, 6d.
 
 1755] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 223 
 
 1216. [Sykes, a. a.] Two Questions, previous to Dr ]\Iiddle- 
 ton's Free Enquiry considered. Part II. In which the Evidence for 
 the Miracles of the Primitive Church is fully examined into, &c. Lond. 
 1752. 8°. 
 
 pp.ix + 5 + 209. Is.M. 
 
 1217. Carter, Edmund. History of the University of Cam- 
 bridge from its original, to the year 1753 ; in which a particular account 
 is given of each College tt Hall, ifcc. Lond. 1753. 8". 
 
 pp. viii + 472. With autograph on title, ".James Orchard HalliwcU, May, 
 1841." Old calf. 
 
 Edmund Carter, schoolmaster successively at Cambridge, Ware, & Chelsea. 
 He was assisted in his Cambridge Histories by Kev. Bobert Smyth, K. of 
 Woodstone, & Dr Newcome, Master of St John's, but chiefly by Kobert Masters, 
 the historian of Corpus College. 
 
 1218. Another copy from the Townley Sale, old red morocco, 
 
 weak at joints. 18s. 
 
 1219. Whiston, Wm. Memoirs of Life &. Writings. With 
 his lectures on Meteors & Earthquakes & the Future Restoration of the 
 Jews. Also the Liturgy reduced nearer to the primitive standard. 
 2nd Edit. Lond. 1753. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 248. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1220. Newton, Sir I. Two Letters to Mr Le Clerc, late 
 Divinity Professor of the Remonstrants in Holland. On the Reading 
 of the Greek Text, 1 John v. 7, and 1 Tim. iii. 16. Lond. 1754. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 123 + 1, Books printed for J. Payne. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1222. CoNDER, John. A Pastor's commending of his People to 
 God considered. Sermon to the Congregational Church at Camb., Oct. 
 13, 1754. Lond. 1755. 8". 
 
 pp. v + 41. Is. &d. 
 
 John Condor, Wimpole B. 1711, minister of the Congregational Church at 
 Hog Hill, Cambridge 1738—51, minister of Little Moorticlds and principal of 
 Mile End Academy. D. 1781. 
 
 1223. Musae Etonenses : sive Poematia, in duos tomos disthi- 
 buta. Lond. 1755. S". 
 
 2 vols, in 1. Vol. I. If. 12 + pp. 151. Vol. II. ff. 2 + pp. 114 + Index pp. C. 
 Old calf. 4s. 6(/. 
 
 1224. The Practice of a College ct the Visitor's Decision 
 concerning it,... occasioned by the Visitor's Decision against the Right
 
 224 CATALOGUE OF CA.MBFJDGE BOOKS. [1755 
 
 of Natives of the Counties of Nortliaini)ton & Lincoln to Mr Freeman's 
 
 Foundation in Clare-Hall. Lond. For the Author. 1755. 4°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 21. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1225. Fleetwood, W. The Reasonable Communicant : or an 
 explanation of the Lord's Supper. 18th Edit. Lond. 1756. 12°. 
 
 pp. 116. 
 
 (b) Short office for the Holy Communion. Lond. 12°. 
 
 pp. 28. ' Is. 
 
 1226. Newton, Sir I. Four Letters to Dr Bentley, con- 
 taining some arguments in proof of a Deity. Lond. 1756. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 35. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1227. Powell, W. S. Defence of Subscriptions required to 
 the Church of England. Commencement Sermon, 1757. Lond. 1757. 
 
 4°. 
 pp. 17. Is. 6d. 
 
 1228. Smart, Chr. On the Immensity of the Supreme Being. 
 3rd Edit. Lond. 1757. 4°. 
 
 pp. 13. Seatonian Poem for 1751. 2s. 
 
 1229. Whitehead, Wm. Elegies. With an Ode to the Tiber. 
 Written abroad. Lond. 1757. 4°. 
 
 pp. 22. Engraved vignette on title, coloured by hand. 2s. 
 
 1230. [Blackburne, Francis.] Remarks on the Rev. Dr 
 Powell's Sermon in Defence of Subscriptions, preached before the Univ. 
 of Camb., 1757. Lond. 1758. 8°. 
 
 pp. XX + 71. Is. 
 
 1231. Fleetwood, W. The Reasonable Communicant &c. 19th 
 Edit. Lond. 1758. 12°. 
 
 pp. 47 + 1, List of Books for B. Dod. Is. 
 
 1232. Lyons, Israel, JUNR. Treatise of Fluxions. Lond. 1758. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. xxiii + 269 + 1 f., Books printed for A. Millar. 7 plates. Calf. 4s. M. 
 
 Israel Lyons, Camb. B. 1739, sou of a jew, a silversmith & teacher of Hebrew 
 at Cambridge, studied botany & mathematics, read lectures on botany at Oxford 
 1764 at the instance of Sir Joseph Banks, who had been a pupil of his ; appointed 
 by the Board of Longitude in 1773 to go to the Nortb Pole with Captain Philips, 
 afterwards Lord Mulgrave. He received £100 per annum for compiling the 
 Nautical Almanac. D. c. 1775.
 
 1761] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 225 
 
 1233. Powell, W. S. Defence of Subscriptions &c. 2nd Edit. 
 
 Loud. 1758. 4". 
 
 pp. 16. Is. ^d. 
 
 1234. RowNiNG, J. Natural Philosophy. Part IV. continued, 
 coutaining a description of the Orrery & Globes. Loud. 1758. 8". 
 
 pp. 147 to 284. Index to the whole, ff. 10. Plates 7 to 13. The general 
 titles of both the vols, have also the date 1758. In vol. ante No. 447. 
 
 1235. Smart, Chr. On the Power op the Supreme Being. 
 2nd Edit. Lond. 1758. 4^ 
 
 pp. 13. Seatonian Poem for 1753. List of books by Smart at end. 2s. 
 
 1236. The Hardship and Danger op Subscriptions, represented, 
 in a Letter to the Eev. Dr Powell. Lond. 1758. 8°. 
 
 pp. 31 + 1, Books sold by James Waugh. Is- 
 
 1237. Powell, W. S. Defence of Subscriptions &c. 3rd Edit. 
 Lond. 1759. 8". 
 
 pp. 23. Is. 
 
 1238. [Marriott, Jas.] Poems written chiefly at the Univ. 
 of Camb. ; together witli a Latin Oration spoken in Trinity Hall 
 Chapel, Dec. 21, 1756. Lond. 1760. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. viii + viii + 156. Frontispiece (Univ. Library) & vignettes by 
 Marriott. Half calf. 3s. M. 
 
 1239. The Spirit of Contradiction. A New Comedy of Two 
 Acts, as it is acted at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden. By a 
 Gentleman of Cambridge. Lond. 1760. 8°. 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 31. Books printed for J. Watts, Is. M. 
 
 1240. Bell, Wm. Enquiry into the Divine Missions op John 
 the Baptist and Jesus Christ. Lond. 1761. 8°. 
 
 pp.xiv + 431. Half calf. 2s. M. 
 
 1241. Fawkes, Francis. Original Poems and translations. 
 Loud. 1701. 8". 
 
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 not ready, but would be delivered afterwards. 
 
 (6) Smeaton, John. Report &c. 1768. 4°. 
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 1246. [Gordon, John.] Address to the Members of the 
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 High Steward, itc. By a Master of Arts. Printed for the Editor. 
 
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 at the Lent Assizes, 1766, before the Hon. Sir R. Adams. Lond. 1766. 
 
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 lated from the Greek, with notes critical and explanatory. Lond. 
 1767. 8°. 
 
 pp. Ivi + ff. 6 + pp. 288. Medallion of Theocritus engraved by Grignion. De- 
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 occupies 10 pp., includes the names of David Garrick, Oliver Goldsmith, Samuel 
 Johnson, Christopher Smart, & William Whitehead. 
 
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 1251. Fleetwood, W. The Reasonable Communicant ikc. 21st 
 Edit. Lond. 1767. 12°. 
 
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 pp. 24, at end. Is. 
 
 1252. Porteus, Beilby. Commencement Sermon, July 5, 1767. 
 Lond. 1767. 4°. 
 
 pp. 23. Is. 
 
 1253. CoNDER, John. Sermon at Ordination of Rev. Jos. 
 Saundrr.s, in the Ohl Mc^etiiig-llousc, C;iinlt., Oct. 13, 1768. With 
 Introductory Discourse by Tlios. Towle, li.D., Mr Saunders' confession 
 of Faitli, and a Charge by Edw. Jlitcliiu, B.D. Lond. 1768. 8". 
 
 f. l + pp. 70. 2nd Edit, same year. Is. ^d.
 
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 1254. Smart, Chr. The Parables op our Lord & Saviour 
 Jesus Christ. Done into familiar verse;, with occasional applications, 
 for the use of younger minds. Lond. 1768. 8". 
 
 pp. xvi + 175. Is. 6d. 
 
 1254*. Smeaton, John, Engineer. Report concerning the 
 Drainage of the North Level of the Fens, and the Outfall of the 
 Wisbeach River, Printed in the year 1768. 4". 
 
 pp. 20. Dated from Austhorpe. In vol. with No. 1241*. 
 
 1255. Sumner, Rob. Concio ad Clerum, habita Cantab, in 
 Templo B. Mariae VI Cal. Apr. 1768 pro D.D. Lond. 1768. 8". 
 
 pp. 39. Is. 
 
 Robert Carey Sumner, Eton & King's, B.A. 1752, M.A. 1755, D.D. 1768, 
 Master of Harrow, D. 1771, aged 41. 
 
 1256, Gibbons, Thos. Account of a most terrible Fire, Sept. 
 8, 1727, at a Barn at Burwell, in which about 140 Persons were as- 
 sembled at a Puppet Show, of which no less than 80 perished. Lond. 
 1769. 8". 
 
 pp. vii + 55 + 1 f., books by the same author. 5»-. 6d. 
 
 Thomas Gibbons, Reach 'Norf. B. 1720, mmister of Haberdashers-Hall 1743, 
 tutor at Mile End Academy 1754, M.A. New Jersey 1760, D.D. Aberdeen 1764. 
 D. 1785. 
 
 1257. Lettres de Lord Austin de N * * a Lord Humfrey 
 de Dorset son ami. A Cambridge, et se trouve a Londres, chez Nourse 
 &Snelling. 1769. 8«, 
 
 2 vols. Vol. I. pp. xvi + 248. Vol. II. pp. 215. On the half title is "La 
 Confidence Necessaire. Lettres Anglaises," and on p. 15 of Vol. I. "Histoire du 
 Marquis de Worksop " &c. ^12 
 
 is. 
 
 1258. Neville, Thos. The Fourteenth Satire of Juvenal 
 imitated. Lond. 1769. 4°. 
 
 f. 1-t-pp. 17. ls.6d. 
 
 Thomas Neville, Jes., Fellow, B.A. 1766, M.A. 1769 ; not being allowed by Dr 
 Ashton to proceed in Medicine he removed to Emmanuel and took M.B. but after- 
 wards returned to Jes. where he died 1781. 
 
 1258*. YoEMAN (sic), Thos., Engineer. Report concerning the 
 Drainage of the North Level of the Fens, and the Outfall of the 
 Wisbeach River. Printed in the Year 1769. 4". 
 
 pp. 8. Dated from Castle-street, Leicester-fields, and signed Thomas Yeoman. 
 In vol. with No. 1241* (c).
 
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 1259. Brindley, Jas., Engineer. Report, for improving the 
 
 Naviofation and Drainage at Wisbeach. 4°. 
 
 1 f. Dated from Wisbeach, 1770. 
 
 (b) Queries relating to the Reports op James Brindley & 
 John Golborne. Delivered at tlie meeting at Wisbech, Sept. 5, 
 1770. And ordered to be printed. Lynn. W. Whittingham. 1770. 
 
 4^\ 
 
 pp. 8. At end an advertisement of Proposals for reprinting Dugdale's 
 Imbanking. In vol. with No. 1241" (d) «& {e). 
 
 1260. Maulden, Jos. Infinite goodness the believer's true 
 happiness. Sermon on the Death of Mrs Ann Steplienton of Burwell, 
 delivered Jan. 20, 1770. Lond. 1770. 8". 
 
 pp. 32. Is. 
 
 1261. [AsHTON, Thos.] Extract from the Case op the Obliga- 
 tion on Electors of Eton to supply all vacancies in that Society with 
 Fellows of King's. By a Late Fellow of King's. Part I. Of the 
 Election of Fellows. Lond. 1771. 4". 
 
 pp. xii + 4.5. One copy has also 1 leaf, errata. In MS., "The second part was 
 never published." 2s. ijd. 
 
 Thomas Ashton, Lancaster, B. 171G, Eton, King's 1733, Fellow, B.A. 1738, 
 M.A. 17i2, D.D. 174'.», K. Sturmiuster Marshall Dorsets. 1749, Preacher at 
 Lincoln's Inn 1762—4. D. 1775. 
 
 1262. [ ] Letter to the Rev. Dr M[orell], on the 
 
 Question of electing Aliens into the vacant places in Eton College. By 
 the Author of the Extract. Lond. 1771. 4°. 
 
 pp.11. Signed "Seborcus Basilicus." 2g. 
 
 Thomas Morell, Eton B. 1703, Eton & King's, Fellow, B.A. 172G, M.A. 1730, 
 D.D. 1743, R. Buckland Herts., and friend of Hogarth. 1). 1784. 
 
 1263. Roberts, W. H. Poetical Essay on the Existence 
 of God. Parti. Lond. 1771. 4°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. r)d. 
 
 1264. Poetical Essay on the Attributes op God. 
 
 Part If. Lond. 1771. 4". 
 
 pp. 28. Is. i)d. 
 
 1265. Poetical Ivssav on the Puovidence of God. 
 
 Part 1 1 [. Lond. 1771. 4°. 
 
 pp. 32. Is. {jd.
 
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 1266. The Wish : a Poem by a Gentleman op Cambridge. 
 Lond. 1771. 4°. 
 
 f. 1 + PP. 14. Is. G^. 
 
 1267. Bentham, J. Extract of a Letter to the Dean of 
 Exeter, concerning certain discoveries in Ely Minster. Read at 
 the Society of Antiquaries. Feb. G, 1772. 4°. 
 
 pp. 3, with folding plate containing inscriptions & length of bones found. 
 Bound with Wilkins, see post 1803. 
 
 1268. [Blackball, S.] Letter to Dr Hallifax, upon the 
 subjects of his 3 Discourses before the Univ., on subscription. Lond. 
 1772. 4°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. iv + 31. Is. 
 
 Samuel Blackhall, Eraman., Fellow, B.A. 1760, M.A. 1763, B.D. 1770, 
 E. Loughborough. 
 
 1269. DuGDALE, Sir Wm. History op Imbanking anb Draining 
 of divers Fens & Marshes, both in foreign parts & in this Kingdom. 
 2nd Edit, revised by Chas. Nalson Cole. Lond. 1772. F". 
 
 pp. xii + 469. 11 folding plans from the plates (untouched) of the 1st Edition. 
 Published at the expense of Richard Geast of Blythe-Hall, Warwieks., a de- 
 scendant of Dugdale. Half calf. £3. 3s. 
 
 Sir William Dugdale, Shustoke Warwieks. B. 1605, M.A. Oxon. 1642, Norroy 
 King at Arms 1660, Garter Principal King at Arms 1677. D. 168^. 
 
 Charles Nalson Cole, Isle of Ely B. 1722, St. John's, B.A. 1743, Inner Temple, 
 Barrister-at-Law, & Registrar to Bedford Level Corporation. D. 1804. 
 
 1270. Ekins, Jeppery. Medea & Jason. A Poem, in three 
 books : translated from the Greek of Apollouius Rhodius's Argonautics. 
 2nd Edit. Lond. 1772. 8" 
 
 pp. 19 + 99. 2s. 
 
 Jeffery Ekins, a native of Cheshire, Eton & King's, Fellow, B.A. 1755, M.A. 
 1758, D.b. 1781, R. Morpeth 1775, R. Sedgefield 1777, Dean of Carlisle 1782. 
 D. 1791. 
 
 1271. [Jebb, J.] Letters ON THE SuB-TECT OF Subscription... FIRST 
 printed in the Whitehall-Evening-Post under the signature of Paulinus. 
 Lond. 1772. 8°. 
 
 ff.2+pp.56. Is. M. 
 
 1272. [Keene], Edmund. Charge to the Clergy op his Diocese, 
 in his Primary Visitation, 1771. Lond. 1772. 8". 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 Edmund Keene, Lynn B. 1713, Caius, Fellow, B.A. 1733, M.A. 1737, Pet., 
 Fellow 1739, D.D. 1749, Master of Pet. 174.S, Bp. of Chester 1752, Ely 1771. 
 D. 1781.
 
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 1273. MusAE Seatonianae. A Complete Collection ok Seato- 
 nian Poems from 1750 to the present tinie. With two poems for the 
 prize by Mr Bally & Mr Scott. Loud. 1772. 8". 
 
 f. l + pp.vii + 334. With "Musae Seatonianae," Camb. 1808, q.v. 2 vols. 
 Calf. OS. G(7. 
 
 1274. [Watson, Richard.] Letter to the Members of the 
 House of Commons respecting Relief in the matter of Subscription. 
 By a Christian Whig. 2nd Edit, to which is added a Second Letter on 
 Subscription required of Graduates. Lond. 1772. 8. 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 5 to 52. Dr Michael Lort's Copy, with opinion of Dr Hallifax on the 
 pamphlet. l.s. (jd. 
 
 1275. Select Papers chiefly relating to Antiquities : pun- 
 lislied from the Originals, in the possession of John Ives. Lond. 1773, 
 
 4°. 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 170. 3 plates. This contains Annah of Gonvile and Caiu.i College, 
 from a MS. hi/ tlie late Francis Blomejleld, pp. 41 to 92, also Archbishop Sharp's 
 Remarks on English Coins, a letter from Sir Symonds D'Ewes to Thomas 
 Knyvit, Dugdale's Directions for Search of Records of Staffordshire, the Corona- 
 tions of Henry VII and of Queen Elizabeth, & an engraving of a Gold Medal 
 presented to Bp. Hall by the Synod of Dort, in the possession of Emmanuel 
 College. 
 
 (b) Miscellaneous Antiquities. Nos. 1 & 2. Strawberry-Hill. 
 1772. 4°. 
 
 pp.iv + 48 & pp. G2. 
 
 (c) History of We.stminster Abbey by Richard Widmore. 
 Lond. 1751. 4". 
 
 pp. 254 + 1, errata. Also his Enquiry into the time of foundation of the 
 Abbey, pp. 22, & an account of the writers of the History of the Abbey, pp. 8. 
 
 (d) [Ducarel, a. C] Tour through Normandy. London. 
 1754. 4^ 
 
 pp. 38 + f. 1, (postscript.) 
 
 In 1 vol. Calf. 15s. 
 
 1276. [Paley, W.] Defence of the Considerations on the 
 |)ropriety of requiring a Subscription to Articles of Faith. In R('j)ly to 
 a late Answer from the Clarendon Pre.ss. By a friend of religious 
 liberty. Lond. 1774. 8". 
 
 ff.2 + pp. 51. 2.S-. 
 
 Williiuti I'alr^y, Peterborough B. 1743, Christ'H, Fellow, B.A. 17C.:i, M.A. ITCG, 
 D.D. 1795, archd. of Carlisle 17M2, R. of Bisliupwearmoutli 17'.l5. D. 1805.
 
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 1277. Registrum Regale : sive Catalogus Praepositorum, 
 Sociorum, et Alumnorum Collegii Etonensis, 1443 ad 1774. Etonae. 
 J. Pote. 1774. 4^ 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. iii + xi + 35. Some MS. notes. 4s. &d. 
 
 This was compiled by Jos. Pote. 
 
 1278- Another copy, of which the last leaf (L 2) has been 
 
 cancelled and 3 ft', (pp.35 to 40) inserted, bringing the catalogue to 1831, in 
 print : it has been further enlarged to 1838 in MS. &c. E. Williams brought it to 
 1826. Calf; stained in preface. 6s. 6d. 
 
 1279. PowNALL, T. A Memoir, entituled Drainage and Navi- 
 gation but one united work, and an Outfall into Deep Water the first 
 and necessary step to it. Addressed to the Corpoi'ations of Lynn Regis 
 and Bedford Levels. Lond. 1775. 8''. 
 
 pp.iv + 51. See also ante No. 1201 (/^). 7s. 6d. 
 
 Thomas Pownall, Lincoln B. 1722, went to America 1753, became Governor 
 of Mass. 1757, of New Jersey 1759, and of South Carolina till 1761, M.P. for 
 Tregony in Cornwall 1768, for Minehead Somersets. 1775. D. Bath 1805. 
 
 1280. [Baynes, John.] Ode occasioned by Sir William Browne's 
 Legacy of two Gold Medals to be disposed of annually, for the en- 
 couragement of Poetry in the Univ. of Camb. By the Nephew of 
 Malcolm M'Greggor. Lond. 1776. 4°. 
 
 pp. 21. The Advertisement is dated from Emman. Coll., but a MS. note in the 
 Bodleian copy says that the greater part, if not the whole, was the composition 
 of John Baynes, Fellow of Trinity. This John Baynes gained one of the 
 Chuncellofs Medals in the next year. Is. 6(L 
 
 John Baynes, Middleham Yorks. B. 1758, Eichmond Grammar School & Trin., 
 Fellow, B.A. 1777, M.A. 1780, removed to Gray's Inn. D. 1787. 
 
 1281. Hey, Richard. Observations on the Nature op Civil 
 Liberty, and the Principles of Government. Lond. 1776, 8°. 
 
 ff.3 + pp.70. Is. 6rf. 
 
 1282. [Hopper, Robert.] Account op a late Rustication from 
 Peterhouse, in the Univ. of Camb. Lond. 1776. 8°. 
 
 pp.23. Preface "To the PubHc" signed "Robert Hopper, Jan. 20, 1776 
 
 Trumpington Street Cambridge." 2s. 6(Z. 
 
 Robert Hopper, Pet., rusticated for disorderly behaviour in Hall, and dis- 
 respectful conduct Jan. 8, 1776. 
 
 1283. Jenyns, Soame. View of the internal evidence op the 
 Christian Religion. 3rd Edit Lond. 1776. 8^ 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 191. Is. 
 
 Soame Jenyns, London B. 1704, St. John's, left without degree, elected M.P. 
 for Cambs. 1742, returned for Dunwich 1754, D. 1787. Left his publications to 
 Chas. Nalson Cole, who brought out an edition of his works.
 
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 1284. RoBiNsox. Robert. Lecture on a becoming behaviour in 
 Religious Assemblies, Jan. 10, 1773 at the Meeting-House in St. 
 Andrew's, Camb. Printed 1776. 8". 
 
 pp.vu + 23. Is. 6rf. 
 
 1285. [Tew, Edw.] Resignation no Proof. A Letter to Mr 
 Jebb; with occasional remarks on his Spirit of Protestantism. By a 
 Member of the Univ. of Camb. Lond. 1776. 8°. 
 
 pp. 67. Is- 
 
 1286. [Whitehead, Wm.] Variety. A Tale for Married 
 People. 4th Edit. Lond. 1776. 4". 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 6d. 
 
 1287. GoLBORNE, John, Engineer. Report on a View taken 
 
 in Pursuance of an Order of the Bedford Level Cor])oration, of the 
 
 Middle &. South Levels, and their Outfalls to Sea ; with a plan for their 
 
 effectual draining. 1777. 4°. 
 
 pp. 47. Dated from Chester, Dec. 2, 1777. For other reports in same vol. see 
 Nos. 1345, 1347, 1354, 1355, 13G1, 13G2, 1364. 8 in 1 vol. half calf. Bookplate 
 of Alexander de Luders, with numerous MS. notes. 21.s. 
 
 1288. Mountain, Jacob. Poetical Reveries. 2nd Edit. Lond. 
 1777. 4°. 
 
 pp. 32. Is- 6rf. 
 
 Jacob Mountain, Norfolk B. 1750, Caius, Fellow, B.A. 1774, M.A. 1777, D.D. 
 1793, Bp. of Quebec 1793, nominated by Pitt. D, 1825. 
 
 1289. Observations on the means of better draining the 
 Middle & South Levels of the Fenns. By two Gentlemen who have 
 taken a view thereof. Addressed to the Landed & Commercial In- 
 terests affected by the Bill proposed to be brought into Parliament. 
 Lond. 1777. 4°. 
 
 pp. vii + 31. At page 17 begins "The Report & Opinion of James Creassy." 
 
 3s. Gd. 
 
 1290. [Robinson, Rob.] The Nature & Necessity op early 
 Piety. A Sermon at Williugham, Cambs., Jan. 1, 1772. 2nd Edit. 
 Bristol. 1777. 8°. 
 
 pp. 42. Is. Qd. 
 
 1291. Welchman, Edw. The Thirty-Nine Articles Illus- 
 tiated with Notes. Translated from the Latin by a Clergyman of 
 
 C. IG
 
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 Oxford. 6th Edit. Loud. Printed for J. Nicholson, in Cambridge. 
 1777. 8». 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 88. Half calf. Is. 6d. 
 
 At the beginnmg is a notice from the Bookseller to the Eeader. 
 
 1292. Greene, Thos. Principles op Religion explained and 
 proved from the Scriptures, New Edit. Lend. 1778. 12°. 
 
 pp.vi + 90. Is. 
 
 1293. Robinson, Rob. Plan op Lectures on the Principles op 
 Nonconformity. 8th Edit. Harlow. B. Flower [1778.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 74. Is. 6d. 
 
 1294. [Mathias, T. J.] Oratio habita in Sacello Coll. Trin. 
 Cant. Festo S. S. Trinitatis redeunte. 1779. 4". 
 
 pp. 7. Is. 6d. 
 
 Thomas James Mathias, B, c. 1750, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1774, M.A. 1777, 
 F.E.S. & F.S.A. D. 1835. 
 
 1295. N[ew]m[ar]k[e]t Vestry; alias Judge W[arne]r trium- 
 phant, or Justice Shallow defeated. London printed. 8°. 
 
 pp. 38 + f. 1. 2s. 6d. 
 
 At the end is a copy of a petition to the Eev. Dr Chapman, Archdeacon of 
 Sudbury, against the election of Henry Warner as Churchwarden, dated May 26, 
 1779. 
 
 1296. Remarks on Mr Robinson's Plan of Lectures, on the 
 Principles of Nonconformity. By Candidus. Lond. 1779. 8". 
 
 pp. iv + 3to22. Is. 
 
 1297. Ruin seize thee, ruthless King ! A Pindaric Ode, not 
 written by Mr Gray. Lond. 1779. 4°. 
 
 pp. 11. "Mr Knight, Temple, From y Author." 2s. 6d. 
 
 1298. Day, Thos. Two Speeches at the General Meetings op 
 the Counties of Cambridge and Essex, March 25 & April 25, 1780. 
 Printed and distributed Gi-atis by the Society for Constitutional Infor- 
 mation. 1780. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. Gd. 
 
 Thomas Day, London B. 1748, Charterhouse & Corpus Oxon. 1764, left 
 without degree, entered Middle Temple 1765, was the author of Sandford & 
 Merton. D. 1789. His friend Sir William Jones was also interested in the above 
 Society.
 
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 1299. Election Flights. Containing, The Nomination Day, a 
 Letter from Timmy Straightforward to his mother, and a New Song. 
 Lond. [1780.] 4". 
 
 pp. 32. Is. 6d. 
 
 1300. Second Letter from Timmy Straightforward to his 
 mother. Containing a Description of Pot Fair, & an Ode for tlie 
 Anniversary Meeting of the Governors of Addenbi-ooke's Hospital, 
 Cambridge. Lond. 4°. 
 
 pp. 12. Dated June 24, 1780. Is. 6d. 
 
 1301. Heroic Epistle to the Rev. Richard Watson, D.D. &c. 
 Enriched with elaborate notes and very learned references. Lond. 
 1780. 4«. 
 
 pp. 28. See post No. 1308. 2s. 
 
 1302. [Snell, J. C] Poetical Address to the Ladies of 
 Cambridgeshire. Lond. Printed for the Author, n.d. 8". 
 
 pp. 48. c. 1780. Signed at the end "Kowe." 2s. 6d. 
 
 1303. Poetical Address to the Ladies of the Isle 
 
 of Ely. Lond. Printed for the Author, n.d. 8". 
 
 pp. 48. c. 1780. All of this, except the title, is exactly the same as No. 1302. 
 The author's name appears on the title. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1304. [Vincent, W.] Letter to the Rev. Dr. Richard Watson, 
 King's Professor of Divinity in the University of Cambridge. Lond. 
 1780. 8". 
 
 f. 1+pp. 45. Is. 
 
 William Vincent, London B. 1739, Westminster and Trinity, B.A. & Fellow 
 17G1, M.A. 1764, D.D. 177C, K. Allhallows Thames St. 1778, Head Master of 
 Westminster 1788—1801, Dean of Westminster 1803. D. 1815. 
 
 1305. Biographical Memoirs of William Ged ; including a 
 particular account of his progress in the art of block-])rinting. Lond. 
 J. Nichols. 1781. 8°. 
 
 pp. iv + 40. "Advertisement" signed "J.N." (J. Nichols.) . 4s. Gd. 
 
 Another edition was printed at Newcastle, 1819, 8". 
 
 William Ged, a goldsmitli of Edinburi,'h, who invented stereotype in 1725. 
 D. 1749. For the unHUccessful attempt made by Fenner at Cambridge, see 
 Bowes, Jiio'i. Notes, p. 315, 
 
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 1306. GuTCH, John. Collectanea Curiosa : or Miscellaneous 
 Tracts relating to the .... Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, &g. 
 Chiefly collected, and now first published, from the MSS. of Abp. 
 Bancroft. Oxford. Clarendon Press. 1781. 8°. 
 
 2 vols. Vol.1, ff. 2 + pp.lsiv + xix + 448. Vol.11, f. 1 + pp.x + f. 1 + pp. 468. 
 Half calf rebacked. 18.?. 
 
 John Gutch, B. 1745, All Souls' Oxon., M.A. 1771, Kegistrar of Oxford, 62 
 years chaplain of All Souls'. D. 1831. 
 
 1307. Robinson, Robert. The Christian Doctrine of Cere- 
 monies. A Sermon at the Rev. Dr. Fordyce's Meeting in Monkwell 
 St., London, Dec. 25, 1780, to the Society that support the Evening 
 Lecture there. Lond. 1781. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 30. Is. 
 
 1308. Watsoniana. An Heroic Epistle; an Heroic Address 
 in Prose ; and an Epistolary Treatise to the Rev. Richard Watson. 
 With Notes and References. 3rd Edit. Lond. 1781. 8°. 
 
 pp. 190. See also No. l.SOl ante. 4s. &d. 
 
 A MS. note by Dawson Turner in a copy of this work now in the Dyce 
 Library (10462) speaks of its being attributed to T. J. Mathias in conjunction 
 with Dr. Mansel (Master of Trin. and Bp. of Bristol) and Thomas Kennell. 
 
 1309. Gaskin, Geo. The Word preached by the Christian 
 ministry. Sermon in the Parish Churches of Mepal & Sutton, Dec. 23, 
 1781. Lond. 1782. 12°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 George Gaskin, London B. 1751, Trin. Oxon. 1771, D.D. 1778, Lecturer of St. 
 Mary Islington, Preb. of Ely, E. Sutton & Mepal. D. 1829. 
 
 1310. [Jenyns, Soame.] Disquisitions on several Subjects. 
 Lond. 1782. 8". 
 
 pp. iv+182. 
 
 (b) [Watson, Richard.] Answer to the Disquisition on Govern- 
 ment & Civil Liberty ; in a Letter to the Author of Disquisitions on 
 sevei'al Subjects. Lond. 1782. 8 
 
 o 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 49. 2 in 1 vol. Is. &d. 
 
 1311. [Robinson, Rob.] Plea for the Divinity of our Lord 
 
 Jesus Christ. 3rd Edit. Lond. 1782. 8". 
 
 pp. 111. Is,
 
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 1312. [Robinson, Rob.] Political Catechism. Lond. 1782. 8°. 
 pp. iv + 140 + 1, advertisement of Claude's Essay. 2s. 
 
 1313. Political Catechism. 2nd Edit. Lond. 
 
 1782. 8". 
 
 pp. iv + 140. This has author's name on title. 2s. 
 
 1314. Atwood, Geo. Analysis of a Course op Lectures on the 
 Principles of Natural Philosophy, read in the Univ. of Camb. Lond. 
 1784. 8°. 
 
 pp. vi + 265. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1315. Fleetwood, W. The Reasonable Communicant &c. 22nd 
 Edit. Lond. 1784. 12°. 
 
 pp. 72. Is. 
 
 1316. Oliver, Edw. Commencement Sermon July 4, 1784. 
 Lond. 1784. 4°. 
 
 ff.2 + pp. 21. Is. 
 
 Edward Oliver, Emman., B.A. 1759, Bid., Fellow, M.A. 1762, B.D. 1769, D.D. 
 1784, E. Swanscombe Kent. 
 
 1317. Robinson, R. Essay on the Conduct of David at the 
 Court of Achish, King of Gath. In a letter of Mr Dumont, Pastor of 
 the French Church at Rotterdam and Prof, of Oriental Languages tfe 
 Ecclesiastical History, to Mr Saurin at the Hague. Translated by 
 Robert Robinson. Lond. 1784. 8". 
 
 ff.4 + pp. 24. Is. 
 
 1318. ■ Political Catechism. 3rd Edit. Lond. 1784. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. iv + 140. 2s. 
 
 1319. [Combe, Wm.] The Royal Dream ; or the P in a 
 
 Panic. An Eclogue with Annotations. Loud. 1785. 4". 
 
 pp. xii + 2.j. Introduction dated, "Cambridge, April lUHli, 17H5." B.s. 6(L 
 
 William Combe, Bristol B. 1741, Eton and Oxford, left without degree. D. 
 1823. 
 
 1320. Clarkson, T. Essay on the Slavery and Commerce of 
 Llic lluiaan Species, particularly the African, translated from a Latin
 
 238 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1786 
 
 dissertation which was honoured with the First Prize in Camb. Univ., 
 1785. Lend. 1786. 8". 
 
 pp. xxxi + 256. 4*-. 6d. 
 
 Thomas Clarkson, Wisbech B. 1760, St. John's, B.A. 1783, M.A. 1786, D. 1846. 
 
 1321. Excursions to Parnassus, or the Entertainment of a 
 Summer's Vacation. By a Gentleman of the University of Camb. 
 Lond. J. Deighton, 274, Holborn. 1787. 4°. 
 
 pp. 64. 2s. M. 
 
 1323. Greene, Thos. Principles of Religion explained & 
 proved from the Scriptures. New Edit. Lond. 1787. 12*^. 
 
 pp. vi + 90. 1 
 
 6. 
 
 1324. Greenwood, Wm. Poem written during a Shooting 
 Excursion on the Moors. Bath, j)rinted by R. Cruttwell. 1787. 4°. 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 25. 2s. 6d. 
 
 WiUiam Greenwood, St. John's, Fehow, B.A. 1777, M.A. 1780, B.D. 1788, R. 
 Bignor, Sussex. 
 
 1325. [Jenyns, Soame.] Lectures supposed to have been de- 
 livered, by the author of a View of the Intei-nal Evidence of the 
 Christian Religion, to a select company of friends. Dedicated to 
 Edward Gibbon. Lond. 1787. 12°. 
 
 ff . 2 + pp. xxxi + 200. Is. 6d. 
 
 1326. Pearson, Edw. Obligation on members of society, as 
 such, to promote the practice of Piety and Virtue. A Sermon. Lond. 
 Ipswich printed, by Punchard and Jermyn. 1787. 8". 
 
 ff . 2 + pp. 34 + 1, books printed by Punchard & Jermyn. Is. 
 
 1327. Account of the late Dispute between the Bishop of 
 Ely and the Fellows of Peterhouse concerning the Election of the 
 Master of that College ; addressed to the Colleges under his Lordship's 
 visitation. By a late member of one of those Colleges. 8°. 
 
 pp. 45. c. 1788. There is a second edit, also undated. Is. 6d. 
 
 1328. Frend, Wm. Thoughts on Subscription to Religious 
 
 Tests. St. Ives, printed by T. Bloom. 1788. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. iv + 30 + 1 f., books sold by J. Bowtell. 
 
 (b) Mr Coulthurst's Blunders exposed. Lond. 1789. 8". 
 
 See post No. 1335.
 
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 (c) Animadversions on Pretyman. Lond. 1800. 8°. 
 
 See post No. 1413. 
 
 {d) Trial op Wm. Frend. Camb. [1793.] 8°. 
 
 See ante No. 766 (&). 
 
 ■i in 1 vol., half calf. 6s. 
 
 1329. Gray, Thos. Poetical Works, with life of the Author. 
 London. J. Bell. 1788. 18". 
 
 pp. xxxiv + 96. Portrait & Frontispiece, and two titles. 2s. 
 
 1330. Hayter, T. Two Sermons, in his Majesty's Chapel at 
 Whitehall. Lond. 1788. 8°. 
 
 f.l + pp. 36. Is. 
 
 1331. Remarks on the enormous Expence in the Education of 
 Young Men in the Univ. of Camb. ; with a plan for the better regulation 
 of the Discipline of that Univ. Lond. 1788. 8". 
 
 f.l + pp. 41. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1332. Welch, Joseph, List of Scholars of St. Peter's College, 
 Westminster, as they were elected to Christ Cliurch Oxford, and Trinity 
 Cambridge. From mdlxi to the present time ; &c. Lond. 1788. 4°. 
 
 pp. vii + 172 + ff. 13. 2 plates. Interleaved, with numerous MS. additions. 
 Half russia. 12s. 
 
 Joseph Welch, for a long period assistant to Mr William Ginger, bookseller to 
 Westminster school. D. 1805. 
 
 1333- Another copy, interleaved and brought down to 1842 in MS. 
 
 Half calf. 9s. 
 
 1334. Frend, Wm. Thoughts on Subscription to Religious 
 Tests. With Appendix. 2nd Edit. Lond. 1789. 8^ 
 
 pp. xii + 66. 
 
 {b) Peace and Union. 2nd Edit. Camb. 1793. 8''. 
 
 See ante No. 765. 
 
 (c) Account OF Proceedings. Camb. 1793. 8". 
 
 See ante No. 767. 
 
 {d) Sequel to Account. Lond. 1 795. 8°. 
 
 Sec post No. 13H2. 
 
 In one vol., calf. 7s. 6d.
 
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 1335. Frend, Wm. Mr Coulthurst's Blunders exposed; or a 
 review of several texts which he lately produced in his Sermons before 
 the Univ. of Camb. as proofs of the established doctrine of the 
 Trinity. Lond. 1789. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. ii + 47. In Vol. with others, see ante No. 1328 {b). 
 Henry William Coulthurst, St. John's, B.A. 1775, M.A. 1778, Sid., Fellow, 
 B.D. 1785, D.D. 1791. 
 
 1336. Reflections on the Contentions &, Disorder of the 
 Corporation of Camb. Lond. 1789. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. pp. 15 to 19 contain "A Few Thoughts on the Inutility of Corpora- 
 tions." Half calf. 4s. Qd. 
 
 1337. [Burton, Edmund.] Suicide. A Dissertation. Lond. 
 1790. 4°. 
 
 pp. 29. 3s. 6d. 
 
 Edmund Burton, Westminster B. c. 1721, Westminster and Trin., Fellow, 
 B.A. 1741, M.A. 1745, correspondent to Gentleman's Magazine under the signature 
 Ruben du Mont. 
 
 1338. Edwards, Thos. The Predictions of the Apostles con- 
 cerning the End of the World. Univ. Sermon, May 23, 1790. Bury 
 [St. Edmund's?] : Printed by J. Rackham. 1790. 8^ 
 
 ff.2-|-pp. 36. Is.Gd. 
 
 1339. [Frend, W.] Letter to the Right Rev. Dr Wm. Cleaver, 
 Lord Bishop of Chester, on his two sermons to the Clergy of his diocese ; 
 with a vindication of Bishop Hoadly. Lond. 1790. 8**. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 43. 
 (6) Mr. Coulthurst's Blunders exposed. 8". 
 
 pp. 32. Of this there are Nos. 1—4, with continuous paging, and without 
 title, dated 1788 & 1789. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1340. [Garnham, Rob. Edw.] Review of a Sermon, entitled 
 Thoughts on the Athanasian Ci'eed ; preached at Stony-Statford, April 
 12, 1790, by John Hey. Lond. 1790. 8". 
 
 pp.44. Autograph on title "D. of Grafton, 1790." Is. 6d. 
 
 Robert Edward Garnham, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1774, M.A. 1777, Master of 
 Bury School.
 
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 1341. [KiLNER, Joseph.] Account of Pythagoras's School in 
 Cambridge ; as in Mr Grose's Antiquities of England and Wales and 
 other notices. F**. 
 
 pp. v + a to 158. 8 plates. Only a few copies privately printed, half calf. 15s. 
 
 Joseph Kilner, Merton Oxen., M.A. 1714, collected materials for history of 
 Merton College. Particulais with regard to Pythagoras' school were communicated 
 by him to Gough. D. Cirencester, 1793. 
 
 1342. LuDLAM, Wm. Rudiments op Mathematics. 3rd Edit. 
 Lond. 1790. 8°. 
 
 pp. vi + 226. 3 plates. 5 2s. 6d. 
 
 1343. Rees, Abraham. Two Sermons at Camb., June 27, 1790, 
 on occasion of the death of Rev. Robert Robinson, who died at Biruiing- 
 ham, June 8, 1790. With a Catalogue of his publications. Lond. 
 
 1790. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 71. Is. 6d. 
 
 Abraham Kees, Montgomerys. B. 1743, tutor to Hoxton Academy, & to 
 Hackney College till 17'J5, D.D. Edinb. before 1776, editor of the Cyclopaedia. 
 D. 1825. 
 
 1344. Gill, Wm. The Flights of Fancy, a Poem. Lond. 
 
 1791. 4°. 
 
 pp. 40. 2*-. 6rf. 
 
 William Gill, St. John's, B.A. 1730, and Fellow according to the title of the 
 above. 
 
 1345. Golborne, James, op the City of Ely, Engineer. Report 
 in pursuance of several Resolutions passed at a Meeting of the Com- 
 mittee of Land Owners, and others, interested in the improvement of 
 the outfall of the River Ouse, and read before the same committee at 
 the Rose Tavern, Cambridge, Aug. 31, 1791. Lynn, printed by W. 
 Whittingham. 1791. 4". 
 
 pp. 44. In vol. with others, see ante No. 1287. 
 
 1346. HuTCiiEssoN, Mann. Introduction to the Charter of 
 Wisbech. Wisbecli. Printed by W. Nicholson. 1791. 4 
 
 o 
 
 pp. 22. 3s. 6rf. 
 
 Mann Hutchesson, F.S.A., Town Baihff of Wisbech 1788. 
 
 1347. Watti^;, John, Surveyor and Engineer. Report for the 
 Ijetter L)rainage of the South &, Middle Levels, tic other lands bordering
 
 242 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRLDGE BOOKS. [1791 
 
 on each side of the Oube, and amending the outfall of the said River, 
 by a New Cut from Eau-Briuk to Lynn. [1791.] 4°. 
 
 pp. 18. Folding plan. Dated from Wisbech, April 21, 1791. In vol. with 
 others, see ante No. 1287. 
 
 1348. Dyer, G. Poems. Lond. 1792. 4°. 
 
 pp. viii + o4 + f. 1. Dedicated to Wm. Frend. 2.':. 6([. 
 
 George Dj'er, London B. 1758, Emman., B.A. 1778, assisted in Valpy's Classics 
 141 vols., after which he became totally blind. D. Clifford's Inn, 1841. 
 
 1349. Ecclesiastical Reform. The Present State of the 
 Clergy of the Established Church. By a Beneficed Clergyman, of the 
 Univ. of Camb. Lond. 1792. 8°. 
 
 f.l + pp. 113. 2s. 
 
 1350. Fawcett, John. Essay on the following subject, " The 
 Old Testament is not contrary to the New." Hull. 1792. 4°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 19. Norrisian Essay for 1792. Is. 6d. 
 
 1351. [Heberden, Wm.] Strictures upon the Discipline of 
 the Univ. of Camb., addi-essed to the Senate. Lond. 1792. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 53. 2s. 
 
 William Heberden, London B. 1710, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1728, M.A. 1732, 
 M.D. 1739, F.E.C.P. 1746, F.R.S. 1749, contributor to Athenian Letters & to 
 Gray's Hudibras. D. 1801. 
 
 1352. Ingram, R. A. Necessity of introducing Divinity into 
 the Regular Course of Academical Studies considered ; &c. Colchester, 
 printed & sold by W. Keymer. 1792. 8**. 
 
 pp. XV + 140. 2s. 
 
 1353. Letter to the Bishop of Landaff (R. Watson), con- 
 taining Remarks on his Lordship's Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese 
 ofLandafi-. Lond. 1792. 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 8 to 21. Signed " A Country Curate. Oxford Jan. 28, 1792." Is. 
 
 1354. Mylne, Rob., Engineer. Report on the proposed im- 
 provement of the Navigation of the River Ouze by executing a straight 
 cut, from Eau-Brink, to King's Lynn. Lynn. W. Whittingham. 
 1792. 4°. 
 
 pp. 52. In vol. with others, see ante No. 1287. 
 
 Robert Mylne, Edinb. B. 1734, F.R.S., built Blackfriars Bridge & other works. 
 D. 1811.
 
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 1355. Waltox, W. Free, and Candid Remarks, on the Re- 
 ports of Watte (sic), Golborne, and Mylne : for and on the proposed 
 Improvement of the River Ouze ; Avith Observations on the Mode 
 of Jettying proposed by Mr Hodskinson. Lynn. R.Marshall. 1792. 
 
 4''. 
 
 pp. 34. Dated from Lynn, 29 Mar. 1792. In vol. with others, see ante 
 No. 1287. 
 
 "William Walton, probably a surveyor whose advertisement, dated from 
 Wisbech, is to be found in the Camb. Chronicle Oct. 11, 1777. 
 
 1356. Watson, Ric. Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese of 
 Landaff, June, 1791. Lond. 1792. 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 3 to 20. Is. 6d. 
 
 1357. Dyer, G. Complaints of the Poor People of England. 
 2nd. Edit. Lond. 1793. 8". 
 
 pp.iv + 119. 2s. 
 
 1358. Elstobb, W. Historical Account of the Great Level 
 of the Fens, called Bedford Level, & other fens &c. in this Kingdom, & 
 other places ; with references to Leland's Itineraiy, Dugdale's Imbank- 
 ing, &c. Lynn. W. Whittingham. 1793, 8°. 
 
 pp. ^iii + ff. 6 + pp. 276. Map. Large Paper copy, uncut, half morocco. 25s. 
 
 1359. Elstobb, W. Historical Account Ac, another copy. 
 Lynn. 1793. 8". 
 
 Small paper. See also ante No. 1201 (<?). 7s. 6^?. 
 
 1360. Frend, Wm. Peace & Union recommended to the Asso- 
 ciated bodies of Republicans tfe Anti-Republicans. St. Ives. Printed 
 by P. C. Croft. 1793. S«. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 49. Is. 6rf. 
 
 1361. Hodskinson, Joseph, Engineer. Report on the probable 
 effect which a New Cut from Eau- Brink to a little above Lynn will have 
 on the Harbour <fe Navigation of Lynn ; with a plan for improving the 
 present channel. Lond. [1793.] 4°. 
 
 pp. 31. In vol. with others, see ante No. 1287. 
 
 1362. Inutility to the South Level, of the intended New 
 Cliannol, from Eau-Brink to Lynn, considered in a letter to tlie Earl of 
 Hardwickc by a South Level Proprietor. Lynn. W. Wliittingham. 
 [1793.] 4". 
 
 pp. 31. In vol. with others, sec ante No. 1287.
 
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 1363. Morris, Edw. False Colours, a Comedy, in Five Acts, 
 as performed at the King's Theatre in Hay market, by His Majesty's 
 Company from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Lond. 1793. 8°. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 64, The Epilogue is written by G. Colman, jr. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Edward Morris, Pet., FeUow, B.A. 1788, M.A. 1791. 
 
 1364. NicKALLS, Jos., Engineer. Report upon the Consequen- 
 ces which the New Cut from Eau-Bx'ink, would be attended with to 
 Di-ainage, Navigation, the Harbour, & Town of Lynn. Lond. 1793. 4°. 
 
 pp. 20. In vol. with others, see ante, No. 1287. 
 
 1365. Paley, Wm. Reasons for Contentment; addressed to 
 the Labouring Part of the British Public. Lond. 1793. 8°. 
 
 pp. 22. Is. 6(L 
 
 1366. Popple, Miles, Considerations on Reform ; with a 
 specific plan for a new Representation, addressed to Charles Grey, 
 M.P. for Northumberland. Lond. 1793. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 41 + ff. 4, publications of J. Debrett. 2s. 
 
 Miles Popple, Trin., FeUow, B.A. 1778, M.A. 1781. 
 
 1367. Tweddell, John. Prolusiones Juveniles Praemiis Aca- 
 
 demicis Dignatae. Lond. 1793. 8°. 
 
 pp. xviii + f. l + pp. 248. Boards. 3.s. 6d. 
 
 John TweddeU, Threepwood Northumb. B. 1769, Trin., B.A. 1790, Eellow 
 1792, M.A. 1793, went to the Temple, travelled in 1795, D. Athens 1799. 
 
 1368. Davy, Chas. Necessary Limitation of the Right of 
 Private Judgement, or Controverted Points of Theology. Sermon 
 at the Primary Visitation of Charles [Manners Sutton] Bishop of 
 Norwich, at Stowmarket. Ipswich. G. Jermyn. 1794. 4*^. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. U. 
 
 Charles Davy, Caius, Fellow, M.B. 1781, E. Greeting St, Peter, V. Wickham 
 Market 1803, R. Barking & Combs, Suff. 1818. D. 1836. 
 
 1369. Deason, Wm. Christian Doctrine of Justification by 
 Faith not destructive of the principles of Natural Virtue. Norrisian 
 Essay. Stockton: printed by J. Atkinson. 1794, 4°. 
 
 pp. 23. Is. M. 
 
 WiUiam Deason, Trin., B.A. 1793, M.A. 1807. 
 
 1370. [Garnham, Rob. Edw.] Commemoration Sermon in Trin. 
 Coll. Chapel, Dec. 19, 1793. 8°. 
 
 pp. 22. Is. 6rf.
 
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 1371. [Garnham, Rob. Edw.] Another Edit. Lond. 1794. 12". 
 
 pp. 34. 
 
 Is. ed. 
 
 1372. Hill, John. The Work of a Minister of the Gospel. 
 Sermon at Ordination of John Conder, upon his settlement at Cam- 
 bridge, Sept. 27, 1739. Lond. 1794. 8°. 
 
 pp. 18 + f. 1, Books printed & published by J. Chalmers. Is'. 
 
 John Hill, 1711 — 46, a native of Hitchin, Independent minister in London. 
 
 1373. Owen, John. The Retrospect; or Reflections on the 
 State of Reliarion & Politics in France & Great Britain. Lond. 1794. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + 88. Is. 6(i. 
 
 John Owen, 1765—1822, Corpus (see ante No. 778), Curate and Lecturer of 
 Fulham, incumbent of Puglesliam, Essex, one of the earliest members of the Brit, 
 and Foreign Bible Soc, and its principal Secretary till his death. 
 
 1374. Page, Sir Thos. Hyde. Estimate of the Expence of 
 carrying into execution his plan of embankment for the Drainage 
 of the South & Middle Levels, &c. Lond. 1794. 8". 
 
 pp. 29. Folding plate. With others, see ante No. 1201 (/). 
 Sir Thomas Hyde Page, Royal Engineer, contributed to the Philosophical 
 Transactions in 1784. 
 
 1375. Porter, J. Eight Sermons. Canterbury, 1794. 12". 
 
 pp. xvi + 165. Preached at Great Amwell & Hoddesdon, Herts. Is. 
 
 Joseph Porter, Corpus, Fellow, B.A. 1778, M.A. 1781, B.D. 1789. 
 
 1376. Vancouver, Chas. General View of the Agriculture 
 of the County of Cambridge ; with observations on the means of its 
 improvement. Drawn up for the consideration of the Board of Agricul- 
 ture. Lond. 1794. 4". 
 
 pp. 219. Coloured map, & folding table. Also Proposals to publish Map of 
 Cambs. by Chas. Vancouver. Hf. cf. Dr Lee's Copy. 9.<. 
 
 2377. Another Copy with appendix, pp. 26 + f. 1, 1794. 9s. 
 
 Charles Vancouver, author also of Reports on the Agriculture of Essex, 
 Devon, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. 
 
 1378. Butler, Weeden. Bagatelles : or Miscellaneous Pro- 
 ductions ; consisting of Original Poetry & Translations ; principally by 
 the Editor, Weedon Butler. Lond. 179.5. 8". 
 
 pp. viii + 112. Three are signed Phileleuthcrus Cantabrigiensis [Rev. Thos. 
 Heme, C.C.C] 2.s'. (>d. 
 
 Weodon liutler, London B. 1772, Kid. 17'.»0, B.A. 17'.)4, M.A. 1797, Minister 
 of Brompton Chapel, Midds., succeoded his father at his school in Chelsea IHll, 
 11. ('•[. Woolston 1816, and correspondent of tlie Gc.ntlnnan's Magazim'. D. 1831.
 
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 1379. Dyer, Geo. Dissertation on the Theory & Practice 
 of Benevolence. Lond. 1795. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 106. Is.Grf. 
 
 1380. England's Alarm, and a Warning to London, being a 
 Wonderful Sermon, preached in the Year 1673, by an eminent Minister 
 of Christ College, Cambridge, on the dreadful conflagration in 1666. 
 Now reprinted with notes. [Lond.] 1795. 12°- 
 
 f.l + pp. 42. Is.&d. 
 
 1382. Frend, Wm. Sequel to the Account of the Proceedings 
 in the Univ. of Camb. &c. ; containing the Application to the Court of 
 King's Bench, Review of Similar Cases in the Univ., & Reflections on 
 the Impolicy of Religious Persecution, & the Importance of Free Inquiry. 
 Lond. 1795. 8'^. 
 
 pp. xvi + 150. With others, see ante No. 1334 {d). 
 
 1383. [Masters, Rob.] Short Account of the Parish of 
 Waterbeach, in the Diocese of Ely. By a late Vicar. 1795. 8". 
 
 pp. 56. Frontispiece shewing remains of Denny Abbey. Fine copy, calf 
 extra, gilt leaves, from the Comerford Sale, with notes at beginning & end 
 referring to Masters & Martin, &c. 25s. 
 
 1384. Paley, Wm. Dangers incidental to the Clerical Cha- 
 racter, Commencement Sermon at St. Mary's July 5. London. 1795. 
 
 4°. 
 
 pp. 23. Is. 
 
 1385. Palmer, Samuel. The Friend op Jesus. Sermon at 
 Royston, Jan. 4, 1795, on the death of the Rev. H. Crabb. To which 
 is added the Funeral Oration, by Robert Hall. 2nd. Edit. Lond. 
 1795. 8". 
 
 ff . 2 + pp. 3 to 49 + 3, Sermons by Palmer, & Proposals for printing sermons by 
 Crabb, &c. Is. 6d. 
 
 Samuel Palmer, Independent minister at the Weigh-House London 1763, 
 removed to Hackney 1767, piiblished an Abridgement of Calamy's Nonconformist's 
 Memorial &c. 
 
 Habakkuk Crabb, Wattisfield, Suff. B....? Minister at Stowmarket & Ciren- 
 cester, had a school at Devizes, afterwards retired to Eoyston. D. 1795. 
 
 1386. Plumptre, John. Ecloga Sacra Alexandri Pope, vulgo 
 Messia dicta, Graece reddita. Accedit etiam Inscriptio Sepulchralis ex
 
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 celeberrima Elegia Thomae Gi'ay. Veneunt apud Bibliopolas Oxoniae, 
 Cantabrigiae, Etonae (kc. 1795. 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 19. 2s. Gd. 
 
 John Plumptre, King's, FeUow, B.A. 1777, M.A. 1780, Canon of Worcester, 
 Dean of Gloucester (Plumbtree aec. to Le Neve). D. 1825. 
 
 1387. Rexnell, Thos. Sermon at St. Magnus Church, London 
 Bridge, at the Anniversary of the Royal Humane Society, March 23, 
 1794. Lond. 1795. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 20. ls.6d. 
 
 Thomas Eeunell, B. 1753, Eton & King's, Fellow, B.A. 1777, M.A. 1779, D.D. 
 1794, E. St. Magnus Lond., V. Wootton Hants., Master of the Temple 1797— 
 1827, Dean of Winchester 1805. D. 1840. 
 
 1388. Benevolence exclusively an Evangelical 
 
 Vii^tue. Sermon before the Governors of Addenbrooke's Hospital, 
 at St. Mary's, July 2, 1795. Printed for Deighton. 4-^. 
 
 pp. 27. Is. Gd. 
 
 1389. [Geddes, Alex.] Sermon preached before the Univ. of 
 Camb. by H. W. C[oulthurs]t, D.D. &,o. Published by Request: and 
 now (for the sake of Freshmen & the Laity,) by Request translated, into 
 English Metre by H. W. Hopkins, A.M. Lond. 1796. 8". 
 
 pp. iv + 42. 2j>-. 
 
 Alexander Geddes, Euthveu Banffs. B. 1737 of Eoman Catholic parents, 
 educated at the seminary at Scalan, the Scotch College at Paris, & the College at 
 Navarre, acted as a Catholic priest till 1780 when he was dismissed by his bishop. 
 He received LL.D. from Aberdeen and afterwards lived in Loudon, working chiefly 
 at his translation of the Bible. D. 1802. 
 
 1390. List of Eton College, taken at Election, 1796. Eton. 
 M. Pote. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 
 
 1391. Robinson, Robert. Memoir of Life and Writings by 
 Geo. Dyer. Lond. 1796. 8°. 
 
 pp. xvi + 485 + ff. 5. Portrait of Eobinson engraved by T. Holloway. At the 
 end is a bibliography of Eobinson's Works, & a list of books by G. Dyer. Original 
 boards, uncut. 4s. Gd. 
 
 1392. Watson, R, Apology for the Bible, in a Series of 
 Letters to Thos. Paine. 7th Edit. Lond. 1796. 12°. 
 
 ff. 2 -t- pp. 120. Is. 
 
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 1393. Cottle, A. S. Icelandic Poetry, or the Edda of 
 Saemund translated into English Verse. Bristol. Printed by N. 
 Biggs for Joseph Cottle. 1797. 8°. 
 
 pp. xlii + ff. 2 + pp. 318. Contains a Poetical Epistle from Robert Soutliey. 
 Byron in English Bards ayid Scotch Revieivers alludes to Cottle : 
 
 "O/i.' Amos Cottle, Phoebus! what a name 
 
 "To fill the speaking trump of future fame." 6s. 
 
 Amos Simon Cottle, Magd., B.A. 1799. D. Clifford's Inn, 1800. 
 
 1394. Cowe, Jas. Religious & Philanthropic Tracts. Lond. 
 1797. 8°. 
 
 pp. 131. 2s. M. 
 
 James Cowe, M.A. , V. Sunbury Midds. His name does not occur in either the 
 Oxford or Cambridge list of Graduates. " This worthy divine was presented in 
 " 1790 to the Vicarage of Sunbury in Middlesex ; where during a long and constant 
 " residence, his exemplary conduct, both in the discharge of his religious duties, * 
 "by his peculiar attention to the comforts of the poor, he has justly endeared 
 "himself to his parishioners." Nichols, Lit. Anec, ix. 202 n. 
 
 1395. Dyer, Geo. The Poet's Fate, a Poetical Dialogue. 
 2nd Edit. Lond. 1797. 8". 
 
 pp. viii + 48. (p. 48 Books publ. by Geo. Dyer.) Is, M. 
 
 1396. Harwood, Thos. Alumni Etonenses; or a Catalogue op 
 the Provosts & Fellows of Eton College & King's Coll. Canib. from 
 1443 to 1797. With account of their lives and preferments. Birming- 
 ham. T. Pearson. 1797. 4". 
 
 pp. viii + 363. Half calf; W. G. Cookesley's Copy. 15s. 
 
 Thomas Harwood, B. c. 1767, Univ. Coll. Oxon. 1784, migrated to Emman. 
 Camb., B.D. 1811, D.D. 1822, F.S.A., head master of Lichfield Grammar School 
 1791—1813, P. C. of Hammerwich 1800—42, & of Brentwood chapelry 1828—42, 
 R. Stawley Somerset 1814—19, edited Erdeswick's Staffordshire 1819. D. 1842. 
 
 1397. Knowles, Thos. Advice to a Young Clergyman, upon 
 his entering into Priest's Orders. In Six Pastoral Letters. 2nd Edit. 
 Lond. 1797. 8°. 
 
 pp. iv+114. Is. 
 
 1398. [Plumptre, J.] Miltonis Poema, Lycidas, Graece reddi- 
 tum. Veneiint apud Bibliop. Cantab. &c. 1797. 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 27. Dedication signed J. P. Is. 6d. 
 
 1399. Fisher, S. The Christian's Monitor, adapted to the 
 present alarming crisis; or the Signs of the Times, and the Duty
 
 1798] IV. MISCELLANEOUS TO 1800. 249 
 
 of Believers. Sermon in Ship-Lane Chapel, Wisbech. Wisbech. J. 
 White; and Stevenson & Matchett, Norwich. 1798. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. iv + 33 + 1, Books by same author. Is. 6d. 
 
 1400. Morgan, Caesar. Sermon on Public Spirit, at Wisbech, 
 April 29, 1798. Wisbech. 1798. 8". 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 1401. Rennell, Thos. " Ignorance productive op Atheism, 
 Faction, & Superstition;" Commencement Sermon, July 1, 1798. 
 London, n.d. 8°. 
 
 pp. 56. Is. 
 
 1402. Sermon before the House of Commons, Nov. 
 
 29, 1798, at St. Margaret's, Westminster. London. 1798. 8^ 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 22 + 1, Books by same author. Is. 
 
 1403. Thompson, G. Sentimental Tour, collected prom a 
 variety of occurrences, from Newbiggin, near Penrith, Cumberland, 
 to London by way of Cambridge ; &c. Peni'ith. 1798. 12°. 
 
 pp. xii+300. 4s. 6rf. 
 
 1404. Thorp, Robert. Establishments in Religion, &, Religious 
 Liberty. Commencement Sermon, July 1, 1792. 2nd Edit, Newcastle- 
 on-Tyne. 1798. 4^ 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 25 to 41. Is. 
 
 Robert Thorp, Pet., B.A. 1758, M.A. 1761, D.D. 1792, Arcbd. of Northumber- 
 land 1792, D. 1812 aged 76. 
 
 1405. Watson, R. Address to the People of Great Britain. 
 Dublin. 1798. 8^ 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 27. Is. 
 
 1406. Watson, R. Fourteenth Edition. Lond. 1798. 8°. 
 ff'. 2 + pp. 42 + 1, books by Wat.son printed for R. Faulder. Is. 
 
 1407. Wrangham, Fr. Rome is Fallen ! A Sermon at the 
 Visitation held at Scarborough, June 5, 1798. York, Wilson, Spence 
 & Mawman. 1798. i'>. 
 
 pp. 38 + f. 1, Addenda. Is. 6(/. 
 
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 1408. BuRDON, W. Examination of the Merits & Tendency of 
 the Pursuits of Literature. Part lirst. 2ncl Edit. Newcastle-on-Tyne : 
 1799. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 96. Is.&d. 
 
 William Burdon, Newcastle-on-Tyne B. 1764, Emman., Fellow, B.A. 1786, 
 M.A. 1789, D. London 1818. 
 
 1409. Dyer, Geo. Address to the People of Great Britain, 
 on the Doctrine of Libels, & the Office of Juror. Loud. 1799. 8". 
 
 pp. 120 + 1, Books by Dyer. Is. Qd. 
 
 1410. GwiLLiM, H. Charge delivered to the Grand Jury, at 
 the Assizes holden at Ely, March 27, 1799. Lond. 1799. 4°. 
 
 pp. 20. Is. 6d. 
 
 Sir Henry Gwillim, Chief Justice of the Isle of Ely, one of the editors of 
 Matthew Bacon's Abridgement of the Law, 6th Edit. 
 
 1411. Robinson, Robert. Nature & Necessity op Early Piety. 
 New Edit. Leeds. 1799. 8". 
 
 pp. 23. Is. 
 
 1412. The Caldron, or Follies of Cambridge. A Satire. 
 Printed & Sold at Winchester, by Robbins. 8°. 
 
 pp. 26. Advertisement dated March, 1799. Is. &d. 
 
 1413. Frend, Wm. Animadversions on the Elements of Chris- 
 tian Theology by the Rev. Geo. Pretyman. Lond. 1800. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 152. With others, see ante No. 1328 (c). 
 
 1414. Gray, Thos. Poetical Works, with some account of his 
 life and writings. With Poems to, and in memory of, Mr Gray. 2nd 
 Edit. Lond. 1800. 8°. 
 
 pp. lvi + 223. Portrait of Gray and 6 plates. Preface signed S. J. Boards. 
 
 3s. 6d. 
 
 1415. Haggitt, Joh. Sermon at the Visitation of the Bishop 
 of Ely at Cambridge, June 12, 1799. Lond. 1800. 8°. 
 
 pp. xvi + 21. Is. 
 
 John Haggitt, Clare, B.A. 1783, M.A. 1786, B.D. 1796, V. Madingley to 1804. 
 
 1416. List of Eton College, taken at Election, 1800. Eton. 
 Printed & sold by M. Pote and E. Williams. 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. Is. 
 
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 1417. Ox Appeal op H.M.'s Attorney General, at the 
 Relation of the ]\Iaster and Wardens of Merchant Taylors Company, 
 of the Fraternity of St. John the Baptist, in the City of London, against 
 the Master, Fellows, & Scholars of Trinity College [? Hall], Cambridge, 
 it others. Respondents, Andrew & Gorsuch's Case. F'^'. 
 
 pp. 8. The date 1800 in MS. on p. 1 ; certainly after 1798. 2^. Gd. 
 
 1418. WiiiTMORE, Geo. The Duty of not running into Debt ; 
 considered in a discourse before the Univ., Jan. 1800. Lond. 8<». 
 
 pp. viii + 19. Is. 
 
 George Wliitmore, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1773, M.A. 1776, B.D. 1784, D.D. 
 1800.
 
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 (6) Latin Odes: 1800, 1802—11, 1813—14, 1817, 1819—21, 1824—26, extra, 
 1810, 1820. 
 
 (c) Epigrams: 1801—2, 1804—9, 1811, 1813, 1817—26, extra, 1820. 
 
 (d) Porson Prize: 1817—26. 
 
 (e) Chancellor's Medal Poems: 1813, 1816—17, 1819—26. 
 
 Also all the above complete from 1827, when the present collected form with 
 title "Prolusiones" was begun, to 1893. The Camden d- Foivit! Medals began in 
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 Tennyson's Timbuctoo is the Chancellor's Medal Poem for 1829, and there are 
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 & "In Comitiis Posterioribus," on the first of which appeared the Wranglers and 
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 Since then there has only been one list, the Classical Tripos being added in 1859, 
 and the other Triposes when they were established. 
 
 For account of the Tripos see Mr Chr. Wordsworth's Scholae Arademicae, 
 chap. II. pp. 16—21, in which is traced the origin & gradual change in meaning 
 of the w(Hd " from a thing of wood [a three-legged stool] to a man, from a man 
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 1421*. Cambridge Senate-House Problems. 1801 — 78. 
 
 4°., 8°. & Crown 8°. 
 
 1801—20, U, 1821, ff. 4 + pp. 425. Solutions by J. M. F. Wright. 2 vols., 
 Lond. Vol. I. pp. xix + 653, 4 plates. Vol. ii. f. 1 + pp. 747, 3 
 plates. 
 
 1821—37, HH, 1887, pp. xvi + 361. Solutions to 1830 (GG, pp. iv + 109) & 
 1831 (GG, ff. 2 + pp. 134) both by W. Cook, Trin. 
 
 1838—49, arranged by A. H. Frost, GG, 1849, pp. v + 279. Solutions for 1840, 
 1841, by J. A. Coombe, NN, 1841, pp. iv + 200, 1 plate; for 1844, 
 by M. O'Brien and E. L. EUis, A, ff. 2 + pp. 48. 
 
 1848—51, with solutions by N. M. Ferrers & J. S. Jackson, HH, 1851, pp. 
 vi + 392, 4 plates. 
 
 1848 — 51, (Biders) with solutions by F. J. Jameson, HH, pp. viii + 116, 2 plates. 
 
 1854, with solutions by W. Walton & C. F. Mackenzie, HH, ff. 3 + pp. 225, 
 
 3 plates. 
 
 1857, „ „ „ W. M. Campion & W. Walton, W, ff. 3 + pp. 177, 
 
 2 plates. 
 
 1860, „ ,, „ H. W. Watson & E. J. Eouth, CCC, ff. 2-|-pp. 198, 
 
 3 plates. 
 
 1864, „ „ „ W. Walton & M. M. U. Wilkinson, W, pp. viii. + 212, 
 
 3 plates. 
 1875, „ „ edited by A. G. Greenhill, KKK, 1876, pp. viii + 236, 4 plates. 
 
 1878, „ „ by J. W. L. Glaisher & others, CCC, 1879, pp. vii + 238, 
 
 4 plates. 
 The complete set, £4. 14s. 6d. 
 
 1422. HuLSEAN Prize Essays. 8°. & Crown 8°. 
 
 (1 
 
 (3 
 (4 
 
 (5 
 
 (6 
 
 (7; 
 
 (8 
 
 (9 
 
 (10 
 
 (11 
 
 (12 
 (13 
 (14 
 
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 (16; 
 
 1801. Sumner, J. B., King's. Prophecies, now accomplishing, an evidence 
 of the truth of Christian Religion. R, 1802, pp. 50. 
 
 1802. Scott, John, Magd. Internal Evidences of Christianity. A, 1803, 
 
 pp. 89. 
 1804. Whittington, G. D., Joh. External E\ddences. A, 1805, pp. 42. 
 
 1806. Vince, S. B., King's. Propagation of Christianity not indebted to 
 
 secondary causes. T, 1807, pp. 38. 
 
 1807. Pearson, J. N., Trin. Warburton's Divine Legation of Moses, Book 
 
 9. T, 1808, ff. 4 + pp. 140. 
 1811. Cunningham, Fra., Queens'. Books of Origen against Celsus. U, 
 
 1812, pp. 55. 
 1813. Franks, J. C, Trin. The Magi & the Star. U, 1814, pp. 100. 
 
 1818. Peach, W., Joh. Probable influence of Revelation on writings of 
 
 Heathen Philosophers. AA, 1819, pp. 64. 
 
 1819. White, Edw., Corpus. Fitness of time when Jesus Christ came. 
 
 U, 1820, pp. viii + 120. 
 
 1820. Brough, Rob., Corpus. Importance of Natural Religion. U, 1821, 
 
 pp. viii + 60. 
 
 1821. Trollope, Wra., Pemb. Expedients to which Gentile Philosophers 
 
 resorted in opposing the progress of the Gospel. Lond. 1822, pp. 
 XV + 62. 
 
 1822. Austin, Chas., Jes. Genuineness of the Sacred Volume. A, 1823, 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 148 + f. 1. 
 
 1823. Walters, W. C, Jes. Nature & advantages of influence of the Holy 
 
 Spirit. U, 1824, pp. 123. 
 
 1824. Jeremie, J. A., Trin. The Doctrines of our Saviour in perfect 
 
 harmony with the Doctrines of St. Paul. U, 1825, pp. 78. 
 
 (separately 3s.) 
 
 1825. Russell, A. T., Joh. The Law a Schoolmaster to bring men to 
 
 Christ. U, 1826, pp. 72. 
 1827. Young, Edw., Trin. The Dispute between Paul & Barnabas. U, 
 1828, pp. 96.
 
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 1828. Watson, A., Cath. How far have the laws of the Jews been abrogated 
 
 by the Christian Dispensation? U, 1829, pp. viii + 72. 
 
 1829. Myers, Thos., Trin. Knowledge which Jews had of a Future State. 
 
 U, 1830, pp. iv + 84. 
 
 1836. Murray, John, Trin. How far the Miracles are typical of the nature 
 
 of the Christian Dispensation. NN, 1837, pp. x + 47. 
 
 (separately 2s. Gd.) 
 
 1837. Shepherd, H., Clare. Comparison of evidence Christians of present 
 
 day have of truth of Gospel with that of first converts. A, 1838, 
 pp. vi + 55. 
 
 1838. Moore, Dan., Cath. Mysteries of Eevelation no argument against its 
 
 truth. NN, 1839, pp. 112. 
 
 1844. Gruggen, F. J., Joh. Lawfulness & obligation of Oaths. A, 1845, 
 
 pp. xi + 84. (separately 2s.) 
 
 1845. Babington, Churchill, Joh. Influence of Christianity in promoting 
 
 abolition of slavery in Europe. A, 1846, pp. vii. + 199. 
 
 1848. Wroth, H. T., Joh. Mohammedanism in relation to Christian 
 
 Evidences. A, 1849, pp. ix + 70. 
 
 1849. Tomkins, Sam., Cath. Influence of Hebrew & Christian Kevelations 
 
 on ancient heathen writers. A, 1850, pp. xii + 72. 
 
 1850. Mackenzie, Hen., Trin. Christian Clergy of the first ten centuries ; 
 
 their beneficial influence on European progress. A, 1855, pp. 
 xxviii + 240. 
 
 1851. Heard, J. B., Caius. History of extinction of Paganism in the 
 
 Roman Empire in relation to Evidences of Christianity. A, 1852, 
 pp. xi+90. 
 1856. Wallace, O. W., Emm. Benefits of Establishment and overthrow of 
 Monastic institutions. CCC, 1857, pp. vi + 66. 
 
 1858. Moule, H. M., Queens'. Christian Oratory during first five centuries. 
 
 CCC, 1859, pp. XV + 219. 
 
 1859. Churton, W. R. , King's. Influence of Septuagint version of 0. T. 
 
 upon the progress of Christianity. A, 1861, pp. viii + 128. 
 
 1860. Witt, J. G., King's. Mutual influence of Christian doctrine and the 
 
 School of Alexandria. [CCC], 1862, ff. 4 + pp. 76. 
 1866. Wood, E. G., Emm. The Province of Faith. FFF, 1867, pp. 
 
 viii + 30. 
 1870. Watson, Fred., Joh. The Ante-Nicene Apologies. York, 1870, pp. 
 
 xii + 205. 
 1872. Chawner, W., Emm. Influence of Christianity upon the legislation 
 
 of Constantine the Great. CCC, 1874, pp. ix +130. 
 1884. Scott, C. A. A., Joh. Ulfilas, Apostle of the Goths. FFF, 1885, 
 
 pp. xiv + 239. 
 The 35 essays, £3. IDs. 
 
 1423. Marsh, Herbert. Various pamphlets, &c. 
 
 {1) Dissertation on three first Gospels. R, 1801, 8". pp. vii + 243. 
 
 (2) Authenticity of 5 books of Moses vindicated. Lond. 1802, 8". pp. 18. 
 
 (3) [Randolph, John.] Remarks on Michaelis, trans, by Marsh. Lond. 1802, 
 
 8". ff. 2 + pp. 43. 
 
 (4) Letter to author of Remarks. Lond. 1802, 8°. pp. 39. 
 
 (5) [Randolph.] Remarks, 2nd ed., with reply to Marsh. 1802, 8°. pp. 8 + 114. 
 
 (6) Illustration of hypothesis proposed in dissertation on first three Gospels. 
 
 T, 1803, 8". pp. xxi + 128 + 79. 
 
 (7) [Randolph.] Supplement to Remarks in answer to Illustration. 1804, 8". 
 
 ])]). xxxi + 1.52. 
 
 (8) Defence of Illustration .fee. T, 1804, 8". pp. 79. 
 
 (9) Course of Lectures on Divinity. Parts 1 to 7, & supplement to pt. 4. A, 
 
 1H09— 28, 8". 
 (10) Letter to Critical Review on Toleration. U, 1810, 8". pp. 37 + 8. 
 
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 (11) Kemarks on Marsh's Pamphlet (The Question examined, whether the 
 
 friends of the Duke of Gloucester are enemies of the Church). N, 1811, 
 8". pp. 15. 
 
 (12) Defence of The Question examined. N, 1811, 8°. pp. 8. 
 
 (13) Sermon at St. Paul's (with advertisement of Bell's System), Lond. 1811, 8°. 
 
 pp. 33 + 4. 
 
 (14) Vindication of Dr. Bell's System of Tuition. Lond. 1811, 8». pp. 32. 
 
 (15) [Vansittart, N., Lord Bexley.] Letter to Marsh on his address to the 
 
 Senate (on the Bible Society). Lond. ISll, 8". pp. 11. 
 
 (16) Inquiry into consequences of neglecting to give the Prayer Book with the 
 
 Bible. N, 1812, 8". pp. 80. 
 
 (17) History of Translations of the Scriptures ; appendix to the Inquiry. Lond. 
 
 181'i, 8". pp. viii + 120. 
 
 (18) Clarke, E. D. Letter to Marsh in reply to observations on the British and 
 
 Foreign Bible Society. N, 1812, 8". pp. 13 + f. 1. 
 
 (19) "Companion not corrective," or the Bible on one side — and the Common 
 
 Prayer Book on the other. Uxbridge, 1812, 12". pp. 11. 
 
 (20) Proceedings of public meeting at Camb. for establishing B. & F. Bible 
 
 Society. With Marsh's Address, Vansittart's Reply, &c. Lond. 1812, 
 8". f. 1 + pp. 75. 
 
 (21) Review of Marsh's Inquiry. Lond. 1812, 8°. pp. 23. 
 
 (22) Letter to Vansittart in answer to his second letter, and to other pamphlets. 
 
 Lond. 1812, 8°. pp. 54. 
 
 (23) Letter to Simeon in answer to his congratulatory address. Y, 1813, 8". 
 
 pp. 39. 
 
 (24) Second Letter to Simeon. Y, 1813, 8°. pp. 40. 
 
 (25) Reply to Strictures of Isaac Milner (on his Inquiry). Y, 1813, 8°. pp. 
 
 iv + 141. 
 
 (26) Letter to Peter Gandolphy in confutation of opinion that the vital princii^le 
 
 of the Reformation has been conceded to Rome. 1813, 8". pp. 24. 
 
 (27) Comparative View of the Churches of England & Rome. U, 1814, 8°. pp. 
 
 v + 250. 
 
 (28) Horae Pelasgicae. Part 1. U, 1815, 8°. pp. 146. 
 
 (29) Legality of Questions proposed by Marsh to Candidates for Holy Orders, 
 
 considered. Lond. 1820, 8". f. 1 + pp. 29. 
 
 (30) Reply to the Legality &c. Lond. 1820, 8". pp. 20. 
 
 (31) Wilson, Jos. Remarks upon the 87 questions. Lond. 1820, 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 
 
 69 + 1. 
 
 (32) Refutation of Remarks by Wilson. By a Layman. Lond. 1820, 8". pp. 
 
 iv + 59. 
 
 (33) Appeal to Legislature & the Public ; or Legality &c., 2nd Edit. 1821, 8°. 
 
 f.l + pp. 52. 
 
 (34) Speech in House of Lords June 14, 1821, on petition respecting his 
 
 questions. Lond. 1821, 8°. pp. 32. 
 
 (35) [Nevile, H. W., Trin.] Remarks on Marsh's Speech. Leicester, 1821, 8". 
 
 pp. viii + 65. 
 
 (36) Grimshaw, T. S. Wrongs of Clergy of Peterborough. Lond. 1822, 8°. 
 
 ff . 4 + pp. 44. 
 
 (37) Speech in House of Lords, June 7, 1822, on petition against his Questions, 
 
 with a copy of the questions. Lond. 1822, 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 60. 
 
 (38) Remarks on second attack upon the Bp. of Peterborough. Bury St. 
 
 Edmund's, 1822, 8". pp. 24. 
 
 (39) Walter, Hen. Letter to Marsh on the independence of the Authorised 
 
 Version. 1823, 8". ff. 2 + pp. 152. 
 
 (40) ,, ,, Second letter ; reply to additional arguments in his Lec- 
 
 tures. 1828, 8". h. 2+pp. 54. 
 The 40 pamphlets together, 18s. 
 
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 (1) 1801. Thomason, Thos., Queens'. Difference of opinion among Christians 
 no argument against Christianity. R, pp. 50.
 
 1801] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 257 
 
 (2) 1803. WildinR, Jas., Magcl. Causes that Christianity spread itself so much 
 
 in the ages succeeding the Apostles, & so little since. T, pp. 41. 
 
 (3) 1804. Durham, J. G., Corpus. Providence of God. T, pp. iv + 38. 
 
 (4) 1805. Broadley, Thos., Trin. Internal Evidence of the Eeligiou of Moses. 
 
 A, pp. G8. 
 (o) 1809. BoUand. Wm., Trin. The Christian Sabhath. T, pp. 74. 
 
 (6) 1811. Taddy, John, Trin. Difference of doctrines no objection to truth of 
 
 Christian Keligion. U, pp. 24. 
 
 (7) 1813. Parry, W. H., Joh. Literary Beauties of New Testament. U, pp. 68. 
 
 (8) 1814. Franks, J. C, Trin. The Baptism of John. U, pp. 86. 
 
 (9) 1815. Bellamy, J. W., Queens'. Treachery of Judas & failings of other 
 
 apostles consistent with Divine Mission of Jesus Christ. U, 
 pp. 108. 
 
 (10) 1816. Franks, J. C. Use & necessity of Kevelation. Z, pp. 108. 
 
 (11) 1819. Brough, Kob., Corpus. Incredulity of Jews no valid argument 
 
 against Christian EeUgion. U, 1820, pp. 74. 
 
 (12) 1820. Digby, K. H., Trin. Evidence of Divine origin of Christianity. U, 
 
 1821, pp. 102. 
 
 (13) 1821. Trollope, Wm., Pemb. Connexion between Jewish and Christian 
 
 Dispensations. Lond. 1822, pp. viii + 58. 
 
 (14) 1825. Jeremie, J. A., Trin. Incredulity of Heathen Philosophers no argu- 
 
 ment. U, 1826, pp. 84. 
 
 (15) 1829. Selwyn, W., Joh. Doctrine of Types. Lond. 1830, f. 1 + pp. 94. 
 
 (16) 1832. Myers, Thos., Trin. Intent & use of Gift of Tongues. Lond. 1833, 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 75. 
 
 (17) 1833. Eyres, Chas., Caius. Conduct & preaching of Apostles. W, 1834, 
 
 pp. 33. 
 
 (18) 1835. Browne, E. H., Emm. Fulfilment of 0. T. Prophecies of Messiah in 
 
 Jesus. U, 1836, pp. 113. 
 
 (19) 1836. Deck, John, Chr. Style of writings of N. T. no way inconsistent 
 
 with belief in inspiration. NN, 1837, pp. viii + 49. 
 
 (20) 1840. Beaufort, D. A., Jes. Scripture sufficient without tradition. A, 1841, 
 
 pp. vi + 1.38. 
 
 (21) 1841. Howson, J. S., Trin. In 0. & N. T. Eternal Life offered through 
 
 Christ only. A, 1842, pp. 59. 
 
 (22) 1842. Poynder, Leo., Trin. "The Epistles afford internal evidence that 
 
 the persons to whom they were adch-essed had been already 
 acquainted with the great truths." Lond. pp. 72. 
 
 (23) 1846. Jones, J. H., Jes. If they hear not Moses & the Prophets &c. A, 
 
 pp. 50. 
 
 (24) 1847. Kingsbury, T. L. Connexion between prophetic and other evidences 
 
 of Christianity. A, pp. xii + 88. 
 
 (25) 1848. Haviland, J., Joh. Fitness of times when prophecies of Messiah . 
 
 were given. A, pp. viii + 55. 
 
 (26) 1850. Westcott, B. F., Trin. Elements of the Gospel Harmony. A, 1851, 
 
 pp. XX + 256. 
 
 (27) 1851. Irving, B. A., Emm. Egypt and the Bible. A, 1853, pp. xii + 74. 
 
 (28) 1852. Jameson, F. J., Caius. Analogy between the Miracles and Doctrines 
 
 of Scripture. A, pp. xvi + 54. 
 
 (29) 1858. Ayerst, Wm., Caius. The Pentateuch its own Witness. CCC, ff. 
 
 4 + pp. 80. 
 
 (30) 1863. Maclear, G. F., Trin. The Witness of the Eucharist. [CCC] 1804, 
 
 pp. xii + 177. 
 The 30 essays, £2. 5s. 
 
 1425. PoKTiCAL Miscellany consisting of Tales, Elegies, 
 
 Levities, &c. Camb. N for J. Bowtcll jun. 1801. Fcap. S". 
 
 f, 1 + pp. 94. Issued in 12 nos. of 8 pp. each. Old calf. 4.s-. 6d. 
 
 Contents: Academic Elegies (to a Senior Wrangler, the 01' TTO.VAOT, tlie 
 
 Senate House, a Freshman) ; The Hamper Spectre, a ballad, taken from a
 
 258 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE B00K8. [1801 
 
 Cambridge tale; and verses by Peter Pindar, Geo. Colnian jr., Mr Anstey, Eobert 
 Bloomfield, Geo. Davies Harley, Thos. Campbell, M. G. Lewis, &c. 
 
 1426. Rennell, Thos. Discourses on various Subjects. Lond, 
 1801. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 5 to 365. Inscribed to the memory of Thos. Eennell, A. M., father 
 of the author. Two of the discourses were before the Univ. (one for Adden- 
 brooke's Hospital). 2s. 6cZ. 
 
 1427. [Bayley, H. v.] Oratio priore praemiorum Sen. Bac- 
 calaureis anuuo propositorum donata, 1802. Mancunii, excudebant 
 C. Wheeler et filius. 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 13. Dedicated to the memory of his father by H. V. B. 2s. &d. 
 
 Henry Vincent Bayley, Hope Hall nr. Manchester B. 1777, Eton & Trin., B.A. 
 1800, Fellow 1802, D.D. 1824, Preb. of Westmmster. D. 1811. Person pro- 
 nounced him the first Greek scholar of his standing in England. 
 
 1428. Cambridge Commencement. The Messiah : composed by 
 G. F. Handel. Perfoi'med in Gt. St. Mary's Church, Camb., on 
 Wednesday, June 30, 1802, under the direction of Prof. Hague. 
 Camb. N. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. 
 
 (b) Two Grand Concerts op Vocal & Instrumental 
 
 Music, as performed in the Senate-House, June 30 &, July 1, 1802. 
 Under the direction of Prof. Hague. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. 
 
 (c) Grand Selection of Sacred Music... performed in 
 
 Gt. St. Mary's, July 2, 1802. Under the direction of Prof. Hague. 8". 
 
 pp. 15. 
 
 Three in one vol. 2s. 
 
 Charles Hague, Tadcaster B. 1769, Trin. Hall. Mus. B. 1794, Mus. D. 1801, 
 Prof, of Music, 1799. D. 1821. 
 
 1429. Hall, Rob. Reflections on War. Sermon at the Baptist 
 Meeting, Camb. June 1, 1802, day of thanksgiving for general peace. 
 Lond. for the Author. 1802. 8°. 
 
 pp. iv + 41 + f. 1. "Account of the Benevolent Society for the relief of the 
 sick and aged poor, instituted at Camb., 1801," at end. Is. 6d. 
 
 1430. Polls for two Elections of M.P. for the County. The 
 first, May 1802. Candidates : Lord C. S. Manners (1500) & Sir H. 
 Peyton, Bart. (1592). The second, July 1802. Candidates: Lord
 
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 C. S. Manners (1942), Rt. Hon. Chas. Yorke (1436), Hon. Thos. Brand 
 (559). Thos. Aveling, Sheriff", Jas. Bellamy, Undersherifi; Camb. N. 
 
 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. viii + 12-2. 5s. 
 
 For other elections for the county see ante No. 683 and post Nos. 1782, 2511. 
 
 1431. Randall, Edw. Freedom of Election the Law of the 
 Land. Camb. P. 1802. 8». 
 
 pp. 25. 2s. 
 
 1432. Relhan, R. Flora Cantabrigiensis, exhibens Plantas 
 agri Cantab, iudigenas, secundum systema sexuale digestas. Edit, 
 altera. Cant. R. 1802. 8°. 
 
 pp. xii + o68 + f. 1. Dedicated to Philip E. of Hardwicke, Lord Lieut, of 
 Ireland. Half calf. 5s. 
 
 Eichard Eelhau, B. c. 1755, Eton & Trin., B.A. 1776, M.A. 1779, Fellow of 
 King's, F.E.S., F.L.S., E. Hemingby Linos., D. 1823 aged 68. 
 
 1433. Seatonian Prize Poems. 
 
 (1) 1802. Cockburn, W., Joh. St. Peter's Denial of Christ. A, 4". pp. 20. 
 
 (2) 1803. ,, ,, ,, Christ raising daughter of Jairus. A, 4". pp. 17- 
 
 (3) 1804. Hoyle, Chas., Trin. Moses viewing Promised Land. A, 4". pp. 20. 
 
 (4) 1805. Peers, C, Joh. Christ's Lamentation over Jerusalem. T, 4". pp. 15. 
 
 (5) 1807. Hoare, C. J., Joh. Shipwreck of St. Paul. T, 1808, 4°. pp. 18. 
 
 (6) 1813. Smedley, E., Sid. Death of Saul and Jonathan. 2nd Edit. Lond. 
 
 1814,8°. ff. 4 + pp. 33 + 8. 
 
 (7) 1814. „ „ „ Jephthah. Lond. 1814. 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 27. 
 
 (8) 1815. Bellamy, J. W., Queens'. Jonah. Lond. 1815. 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 28. 
 
 (9) 1816. Terrot, C. H., Trin. Hezekiah and Sennacherib. U, 1816, 8". ff. 2 
 
 + pp. 26. 
 
 (10) 1817. Hughes, T. S., Emm. Belshazzar's Feast. U, 1818, 8°. pp. 53. 
 
 (separately 2,s-.) 
 
 (11) 1818. Dicken, A., Pet. Deborah. U, 8". pp. 22. (separately Is. 6d.) 
 
 (12) 1820. Elliott, E. B., Trin. Omnipresence of Supreme Being. U, 1821, 8°. 
 
 pp. 34. (separately Is. 6d.) 
 
 (13) 1824. Beresford, H. S., Clare. Death of Absalom. U, 1825, 8". ff. 2 + pp. 
 
 19. 
 
 (14) 1825. Overton, John, Trin. Building & dedication of second Temple. U, 
 
 1826, 8". pp. 18. 
 
 (15) 1829. Marsden, J. H., Joh. Finding of Moses. U, 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 12. 
 
 (16) 1830. Parkinson, E., Joh. Ascent of Elijah. U, 8". pp. 20. 
 
 (17) 1831. Hankinson, T. E., Corpus. David playing the harp before Saul. U, 
 
 8". pp. 26. (separately l.s.) 
 
 (ly) 1833. ,, „ ,, St. Paul at Philippi. U, 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 
 
 43. (separately Is.) 
 
 (19) 1834. „ „ „ Jacob. U, 8". pp. 24. 
 
 (20) 1835. ,, „ ,, Ishmael. U, 8°. pp. 22. 
 
 (21) 1838. ,, „ ,, Ethiopia stretching out her hands unto 
 
 God. NN, 8". pp. 35. 
 
 (22) 1843. Birks, T. E., Trin. Faith, Hope and Charity. A, 8". pp. 28. 
 
 (23) 1844. „ „ ,, Esther. A, H". pp. 23. 
 
 (24) 1845. Ncale, J. M., Trin. Loosing of Euphrateau Ang(4s. A, 8". pp. 24. 
 (2.5) 1846. Essington, E. W., King's. The Curse upon Canaan. A, 8". pp. 16. 
 (26) 1849. Nealc, J. M., Trin. Edom. A, 8". pp. 24.
 
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 (27) 1850. Birch, Geo., Cbr. Nineveh. A, 8". pp. 20. 
 
 (28) 1852. Neale, J. M., Trin. Mammon. HH, 8". pp. 19. l.s. 
 
 (29) 1861. Smith, W. S., Triu. Capernaum. CCC, 1865, 8". pp. 32. 
 
 (30) 1866. ,, ,, „ Disciples assembled in upper room after Ascen- 
 
 sion. CCC, 8°. pp. 11. Is. 
 
 (31) 1867. Stanwell, Chas., Job. St. Paul on the Appian Way. [CCC], 8». 
 
 pp.8. 
 
 (32) 1870. Moule, H. C. G., Trin. The beloved disciple. [CCC], 8". pp. 31, 
 
 (33) 1883. Arnold, F. S., King's. Jordan. [CCC], 8°. pp. 31. 
 
 (34) 1886. Bowling, E. W., Joh. The Message to the Angel of the Church 
 
 in Sardis. [CCC], 8». pp. 16. 
 
 (35) 1887. Bowling, E. W. "On Earth Peace." [CCC], 8". pp. 16. 
 
 (36) 1888. Freeman, G. E., Joh. Jericho. [CCC], 8°. pp. 16. 
 
 The 36 poems, 18s. 
 
 For collections of Seatouian Poems see post Nos. 1485, 1486, 1573. 
 
 1434. Univeksity Sermons. 
 
 (1) 1802. Outram, Edm., Joh. N, 4". ff. 2 + pp. 10. Thanksgiving. Is. 
 
 (2) 1803. Eamsden, Kic, Trin. T, 8°. pp. 30 + f. 1. 
 
 (3) 1804. Law, Geo., Queens'. Lond. 4°. pp. vi + 38. Commencement. 
 
 (4) Tyrwhitt, Eob., Jes. Lend. 4°. pp. 20. 
 
 (5) 1805. Simeon, C, King's. T, 8«. pp. 32. 
 
 (6) 1806. Maltby, Edw., Pemb. T, 4°. pp. 19. Commencement. Is. 6d. 
 
 (7) Symmons, C, Clare. Lond. 8". pp. xvii + 21. 
 
 (8) 1807. Dudley, John, Clare. T, 4". pp. 39. Buchanan Sermon. 2s. 
 
 (9) Vince, S., Caius (4). T, 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 158. 
 
 (10) White, T. P., Queens' (2). T, 8». ff. 4-|-pp. 47. 
 
 (11) Wrangham, Fra., Trin. T, 4". ff. 3 + pp. 51. Buchanan. 
 
 (12) 1809. Plumptre, Jas., Clare (4). N, 8°. pp. xv + 281. On the Stage. 
 
 (13) Simeon, C. T, 8°. pp. 22. 
 
 (14) „ „ U, 8°. pp. 25. 
 
 (15) Varenne, Geo., Corpus. Newmarket, 4°. pp. 10. Commencement. 
 
 (16) Vince, S., Caius (2). T, 8°. pp. 78. 
 
 (17) 1811. Buchanan, Claudius. Lond. 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 208. 2 Commencement 
 
 Sermons i&c. 
 
 (18) Plumptre, Jas., Clare. N, 8°. pp. 18-|-f. 1. 
 
 (19) Simeon, C. U, 8°. pp. 27. 
 
 (20) 1812. Simeon, C. (4). U, 8°. pp. 111. 
 
 (21) 1813. Marsh, H., Trin. U, 8°. f. 1 + pp. 18. Commencement. 
 
 (22) 1814. Mandell, W., Queens'. U, 8°. pp. 36. 
 
 (23) Marsh, H. U, 8°. pp. 18. Anniversary of H.M. Accession. Is. 
 
 (24) 1816. Hodgson, Kob., Pet. Lond. 8". pp. 24. Commencement. 
 
 (25) Sharpe, Wm., Trin. (5). Y, 8". pp. iv + 96. 
 
 (26) Simeon, C. (4). Lond. 8«. pp. iv + 83. 
 
 (27) 1817. Benson, C, Trin. (5). Lond. 8". pp. viii+110. 
 
 (28) Blomfield, C. J., Trin. U, 8°. pp. 42 + f. 1. 
 
 (29) Kaye, John, Chr. U, 4°. ff. 2 + pp. 17. Funeral of Princess of 
 
 Wales. 
 
 (30) Simeon, C. U, 8". pp. 25. 
 
 (31) 1818. Marsh, H. U, 4°. ff. 2 + pp. 15. Funeral of Queen Charlotte. 
 
 (32) Scholefield, Jas., Trin. U, 8". f. 1 + pp. 25. 
 
 (33) 1819. Hull, Edw., Joh. (5). U, 8°. pp. 112. 
 
 (34) 1820. Blomfield, C. J. U, 4°. pp. 20. Commencement. 
 
 (35) Inman, Jas., Joh. U, s°. f. 1 + pp. 31. Commencement. 
 
 (36) Kaye, John. U, 4°. ff. 2 + pp. 16. Funeral of George III. 
 
 (37) 1821. Mandell, Wm. U, 8". ff. 2 + pp. 20. Is. 
 
 (38) Simeon, C. (2). Lond. 8°. pp. 77 + f. 1. 
 
 (39) 1822. Ainger, Wm., Joh. U, 8°. pp. 22. Commencement. 
 
 (40) Monk, J. PI., Trin. U, 4°. pp. 17. Commencement. 
 
 (41) Simeon, C. U, 8°. pp. 21.
 
 1802] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 261 
 
 (42) 1823. Fancoiirt, W. L., Clare. Lond. 8". pp. 28. Commencement. 
 
 (43) 1825. Rose, Hugh Jas.. Trin. (4). U, 8°. pp. xvi + 183. 
 
 (44) Webster, Thos., Queens'. Lond. 8". pp. 27. 
 
 (45) 1827. Graham, John, Chr. U, 8". pp. 23. Funeral of Duke of York. 
 
 (46) Lamb, John, Coi-pus. U, 8°. f. 1 + pp. 18. Commencement. Is. 
 
 (47) 1828. Hare, J. C, Triu. U, 8°. pp. vui + 33. 2s. 
 
 (48) Scholefield, Jas. U, 8°. pp. xYi + 16. 
 
 (49) Sumner, J. B. U, 8°. £f. 2 + pp. 25. Commencement. 
 
 (50) 1829. Ackland, T. (r., Joh. U, 8°. pp. 32. Commencement. 
 
 (51) Bowers, G. H., Clare. U, 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 19. 
 
 (52) Henslow, J. S., Joh. Y, 8°. pp. xiii + 14. 
 
 (53) Valentine, Wm., Trin. Lond. 8°. f. 1+pp. 29. 
 
 (54) 1830. Evans, R. W., Triu. (5). W, 8°. pp. iv+126. 
 
 (55) Simeon, C. U, 8°. pp. 29 + f. 1. For Charity Schools. 
 
 (56) 1831. Graham, John. U, 8". pp. 15. 
 
 (57) Eose, Hugh Jas. (9). U, 8°. pp. vi + 209. 1 Commencement. 
 
 (58) „ „ „ (1). U, 8". pp. 28. 
 
 (59) Simeon, Chas. (4). Lond. 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 102. 
 
 (60) Skinner, Geo., Jes. U, 8". pp. 20. 
 
 (61) 1832. Dale, Thos., Corpus (5). Lond. 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 138. 
 
 (62) Howarth, Hen., Job. (3). U, 8°. ff. 3 + pp. 50. Is. 6d. 
 
 (63) 1833. „ „ „ (4). U, 8». ff. 3 + pp. 67. 
 
 (64) „ „ „ (1). U, 8°. pp. 21. 
 
 (65) Lee, S. Lond. 8°. pp. 44. Commencement. 
 
 (66) Scholefield, Jas. U, 8°. pp. 19. 
 
 (67) 1834. Greenwood, John, Pet. Lond. 8°. pj). 20. Commencement. 
 
 (68) Eose, Hugh Jas. U, 8°. pp. 26. Is. 
 
 (69) 1835. Lawson, Chas., Joh. (4). U, 8°. ff. 3 + pp. 70 + f. 1. 
 
 (70) 1836. Scholefield, Jas. NN, 8°. pp. 19. Death of C. Simeon. Is. 
 
 (71) 1837. Gibson, John, Sid. (4). NN, 8". ff. 2 + pp. 61. 
 
 (72) Graham, John. NN, 8". pp. 18. Funeral of William IV. Is. 
 
 (73) Simeon, Chas. NN, 8°. pp. 25. 
 
 (74) Whewell, Wm., Trin. (4). A, 8°. pp. 88. 
 
 (75) 1838. Mandell, Wm. (4). NN, 8°. pp. vi + 88. 
 
 (76) Mortimer, Thos., Queens'. Lond. 8°. pp. 31. 
 
 (77) Pearson, Geo., Joh. NN, 8°. pp. xv + 35. 
 
 (78) Thorp, Thos., Trin. (4). A, 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 100. 2s. 
 
 (79) 1839. Merivale, Chas., Joh. NN, 8°. pp. 132. 
 
 (80) Pearson, Geo. NN, 8°. pp. 44. 
 
 (81) 1840. Brown, John, Queens'. Lond. 8°. pp. 27. 
 
 (82) Collison, F. W., Joh. NN, 8°. pp. 32. l.s. 
 
 (83) Robinson, Thos., Trin. (4). A, 8". ff. 2 + pp. 88. 
 
 (84) 1.-541. Hildyard, Jas., Chr. HH, 8°. pp. xvi + 35. Commemoration. 
 
 (85) Scholefield, Jas. (5). A, 8". pp. .\i + 123. 
 
 (86) 1842. Blomfield, C. J. Lond. 8°. pp. 31. Commencement. 
 
 (87) Hoare, C. J., Joh. Lond. 8". pp. 24. 
 
 (88) 1843. Blakesley, J. W., Triu. (10). Lond. 8". pp. viii + 216. 
 
 (89) Marsden, J. H., Joh. Lond. H". pp. 20. 
 
 (90) Trench, E. C, Trin. (5). Lond. 8". pp. 68. 
 
 (91) 1844. Drake, Wm., Joh. A, 8°. pp. 24. Is. 
 
 (92) Mill, W. H., Trin. (5). A, 8°. pp. vii + 171. 
 
 (93) 1845. Moore, Dan., Cath. Lond. 8". ff. 3 + pp. 103. Is. 
 
 (94) 1847. Cole, Hen., Clare. A, 8". pp. 26. 
 
 (95) Marsden, J. H. Lond. 8". pp. 24. 
 
 (96) Perry, Chas., Trin. A, 8". pp. 28. Commencement. 
 
 (97) 1848. Lyon, Ralph, Trin. (3). Lond. 8". pp. viii + 92. 
 
 (98) Mill, W. H. (5). Lond. 8". pp. vii + 167. 
 
 (99) 1819. Jilunt, J. J. A, b". pp. 24. 
 
 (100) Bowers, G. H. (2). A, 8". ff. 4 + pp. 39. Commencement dm. Is. 
 
 (101) Harper, Hen. HH, 8". pp. 10. 
 
 (102) Wltcwell, Wm. A, 8". pp. 24. Thanksgiving. Is,
 
 262 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1802 
 
 (103) 1850. MiU, W. H. HH, 8°. pp. 26. 1*. 
 
 (104) Ollivaut, Alf., Trin. A, 8°. pp. 27. Markland Sermon, 
 
 (105) Woolley, J., Emm. A, 8°. pp. 19. Is. 
 
 (106) 1851. Bailey, Hen., Joh. A, 8". pp. 22 + f. 1. 
 
 (107) 1852. Blunt, J. J., Joh. 8". pp. 24. In memory of Duke of Wellington. Is. 
 
 (108) ,, ,, ,, A, Fcap. 8". pp. 23. Eamsden Sermon, Is. 
 
 (109) Goodwin, H., Gains. A, 8°. pp. 24. Commemoration. 
 
 (110) 1853. Cole, Hen., Clare. A, 8°. pp. 74. 
 
 (111) Mill, W. H. A, 8°. pp. 32. Ramsden Sermon. 
 
 (112) Venn, Hen., Queens'. Lond. 12". pp. 28. Death of Scholefield. 
 
 (113) 1854. Goodwin, H. A, 8°. pp. 22. Harvest Thanksgiving. Is. 
 
 (114) Jeremie, J. A., Trin. A, 8». pp. 24. Humiliation. Is. 
 
 (115) 1855. „ „ „ A, 8°. pp. 21. „ Is. 
 
 (116) „ „ „ Lincoln, 8°. pp. 24. Death of J. J. Blunt. Is. 
 
 (117) Sehvyn, G. A., Joh. (4). A, Crown 8°. pp. iv + 69. 
 
 (118) 1856. Hervey, Lord A., Trin. (5). A, 8». ff. 2 + pp. 90. 
 
 (119) Perry, Chas., Trm. (5). A, Crown 8". pp. viii + 135. 
 
 (120) 1857. Purton, J. S., Cath. A, 8°. pp. 24. Commemoration. Is. 
 
 (121) Trench, E. C. (5). Lond. Fcap. 8". ff. 2 + pp. 104. 
 
 (122) 1859. Browne, E. H., Emman. (7). A, 8". pp. iv + 156. 
 
 (123) 1860. Wayte, Wm., King's. FFF, 8°. pp. 16. Founders' day. 
 
 (124) 1861. Clark, W. G. [CCC] 8». pp. 32. 
 
 (125) France, Fra., Joh. (3). A, Crown 8". f. 1 + pp. 115. 
 
 (126) Vaughan, C. J., Trin. (4). A, Fcap. 8°. f. 1 + pp. 86 + f. 1. 
 
 (127) 1862. Browne, E. H. (4). [CCC] 8". pp. iv+ 108. 
 
 (128) Jeremie, J. A. [CCC] 8«. pp. 24. Death of Prince Consort. 
 
 (129) Perowne, E. H., Corpus. CCC, 8°. pp. 18. Commencement. Is. 
 
 (130) Vaughan, C. J, (4), [CCC] Fcap. 8°. ff. 4 + pp. 122. 
 
 (131) 1863. Elhcott, C. J., Joh. (2). [A] Crown 8°. pp. iv + 59. 
 
 (132) Goodwin, H. (3). CCC, 16°. pp. viii + 71. 
 
 (133) 1864. Jeremie, J. A. CCC, 8«. pp. 24. Re-opening of St. Mary's. 
 
 (134) 1866. Carus, Wm., Trin. (2). A, Crown 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 44. 
 
 (135) Leathes, Stanley, -Jes. (3). A, Fcap. 8«. ff. 4 + pp. 68. 
 
 (136) 1868. Thrupp, J. F., Trin. (3). CCC, Crown 8". pp. vu + 102 + f. 1. 
 
 (137) 1870. Whitting, W. H., King's. W, 8". pp. 12. Founders' Day. 
 
 (138) 1871. Pearson, J. B., Joh. (3). FFF, Fcap. 8". pp. vi + 93. 
 
 (139) Searle, C. E., Pemb. Lond. 8°. pp. 19. Commemoration. 
 
 (140) 1873. Stanley, A. P. Lond. 8". pp. 32. Death of A. Sedgwick. 
 
 (141) 1878. Browne, G. F., Cath. [CCC] 8>\ pp. 20. Commemoration. 
 
 (142) 1881. Latham, H., Trin. Hall. A, 8°. pp. 23. 
 
 (143) 1882. Blore, E. W., Trin. A, S". pp. 16. 
 
 (144) Kirkpatrick, A, F., Trin. [PPP] Crown 8». pp. 14. 
 
 (145) Wordsworth, Chr., Trin. (2). Lond. 8°. pp. 39. 
 
 (146) 1884, Latham, H. [PPP] 8°. pp. 24. 
 
 (147) 1887. Foxley, Jos., Joh. (3). 000,8". f. 1 + pp. 35. 
 
 Together 147 separate publications, £3. 10s. 
 
 1435. Arnald, Wm. The Important Station of an English 
 
 University. Commencement Sermon, 1781. Published according to the 
 
 direction of his will. Lond. 1803. 4". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 22. At foot of title is a pasted slip " Sent by desire of the Executors 
 
 agreeable to the will of Dr. Arnald." 2s. 
 
 William Arnald, St. John's, Fellow, B.A, 1766, D.D. 1781, Canon of Windsor. 
 
 1436. [Clarke, E. D.] Testimonies of different authors, 
 respecting the colossal statue of Ceres, placed in the vestibule of the 
 Public Library at Camb., July 1, 1803; with a short account of its 
 removal from Eleusis, Nov. 1801. Camb. N. 1803. 8".
 
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 f. 1 + pp. 25. 1 plate. 2s. 
 
 Edward Daniel Clarke, Willingdon Sussex, B. 1769, Jesus, Fellow, B.A. 1790, 
 M.A. 1794, LL.D. per L.R. 1804, Prof, of Mineralogy 1808, Univ. Librarian 1817, 
 R. Harlton 1805, author of travels (11 vols.) in Denmark, Sweden, Russia, Asia 
 Minor, Syria, Palestine, Egypt, Greece, &c. D. 1822. 
 
 1437. Cole, Chas. N. Collection of Laws which form the 
 constitution of the Bedford Level Corporation : together with an 
 introductory history. 2nd Edit. Lond. 1803. 8°. 
 
 pp. lix + 706. Dedicated to John, Duke of Bedford (fee, from the Fen Office, 
 March 25, 1761. Calf. 9s. 
 
 1438. ExcERPTA E Statutis Acad. Cant. Cantab. T. 1803. 8°. 
 
 pp. 38. 
 
 Also those for 1808 (Cantab. T, pp. 38) ; 1815 (U, pp. 30 & folding table); 
 1819 (U, pp. 30 & table) ; 1844 (NN, pp. 24 & table) ; 1847 (NN, pp. 24 & table) ; 
 1853 (NN, pp. 24 & table). 7 pamphlets. 7s. 
 
 1439. Farish, Wm. Plan of Lectures on Arts and Manufac- 
 tures, more pai'ticularly such as relate to Chemistiy. Camb. T. 1803. 
 
 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 86. Interleaved, with notes by Prof. Sedgwick. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1440. Gradus ad Cantabrigiam : or a Dictionary of Terms, 
 Academical and Colloquial, or Cant, which are used at the Univ. of 
 Camb. . . . Lond. 1803. Fcap. 8". 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 139. Dedication signed "A Pembrochian." 
 
 See also post No. 1664. 4s. Gd, 
 
 1441. Guide through the Univ. of Camb. . . . Likewise a 
 description of the Town, County, and Neighbourhood of Camb. ; 
 including a Tour to Ely, Wimpole, Newmarket, &c. New Edit. Camb. 
 T. [1803.] 12°. 
 
 ff. 6 + pp. 177. List of books published by J. Deighton at end, pp. 8. Half 
 calf. 4s. 6rf. 
 
 Illustrations : Plan ; Senate House ; King's Chapel ; King's Coll. (Fellows' 
 Building); St John's Coll. (Front Gate); Nevill's Court, Trin. ; Emmanuel Coll. 
 The plan is apparently tliat of 1791, with the date cut away and a few small 
 alterations. The others are engraved by S. & J. Sparrow, some from designs by 
 Baldrey. 
 
 For other Guides see ante Nos. 561, 562, 646, 688, 710, 737, 745, 798, and 
 post No. 1453. 
 
 1442. [Joyce, J.] Analysis of Paley's Evidence:s. 3ru Edit. 
 Camb. P. 1803. 8". 
 
 pp. 88 + ff. 2. At end, "Books published by B. Flower." 1«. 6d.
 
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 1443. PoRTEUs, Beilby. Death; a Seatonian Poem [for 1759]. 
 New Edit, to which is added an Epitaph on George II. Lond. 1803. 8". 
 
 pp. 30 + f. 1, prospectus of the Orthodox Churchmmi's Magazine. Is. 6d. 
 
 1444. Reflections on the late Elections in the County of 
 Camb. ; with incidental remarks on the Present State of the Nation. 
 By a Freeholder of that County. Lond. 1803. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 48. 2s. M. 
 
 1445. Reply to Academicus, in a Letter to the Rev. 
 M-- Michell, M.A., Fellow of King's Coll. By a Friend of the Rev. 
 Dr. Kipling, Dean of Peterborough. Lond. 1803. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 77. Signed "Academicus Junior," but supposed to be by Dr Kipling 
 himself. Is. &d. 
 
 1446. Simeon, Chas. Various pamphlets &o. 
 
 (1) Cities of Eefuge. Assize Sermon at Camb. 1803. N, 8". pp. 23. 
 
 (2) Pearson, Edw. Cautions to hearers & readers of Simeon's sermon, Evan- 
 
 gelical & Pharisaical Eighteousness compared. Broxbourn, T, 1810, 8°. 
 pp. 14. 
 (3^ Fresh Cautions to the Public, or a letter to Pearson. N, 8°. pp. 29. 
 
 (4) Pearson, Edw. Kemarks on Simeon's Fresh Cautions, Broxbourn, T, 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. 
 
 (5) Collection of Psalms & Hymns from various authors. U, 1811, 18"., ff. 8 + 
 
 pp. 362-(-ff. 15. 
 
 (6) Dr. Marsh's Fact ; or a congratulatory address to Church-members of the 
 
 B. & F. Bible Society. Y, 1813, 8«. pp. 30. 
 
 (7) Appendix to Dr Marsh's Fact. Y, 1813, 8". f. 1 + pp. 15. 
 
 (8) [Fontaine, Jas.] Accuracy of Simeon's True Test of Eeligion in the Soul 
 
 questioned. Lond. 1817, 8«. f. 1+pp. 28. 
 
 (9) On the King's Accession. Sermon at Trinity Church, Camb., Feb. 20, 
 
 1820. Lond. T, 1820, 8°. pp. 22. 
 
 (10) Pastoral Admonition to an affectionate flock. Lond. 1832, 8". pp. 23. 
 
 (11) Justification by Works explained: Sermon. Lond. 1833, 8". pp. 19. 
 
 (12) Dealtry, Wm. Funeral Sermon at Trinity Church, Nov. 20, 1836, on 
 
 Simeon. NN, 1836, 8". pp. 40. 
 
 (13) Substance of address at meeting of undergraduates in behalf of Society for 
 
 promoting Christianity among the Jews, Oct. 27, 1834. Lond. 1837, 8". 
 
 pp.8. 
 The 13 pamphlets, 12s. 
 
 See also University Sermons ante No. 1434. 
 
 1447. Wilkins, Wm. jun. Account of the Prior's Chapel at 
 Ely. Read before the Royal Society of Antiquaries, April 30, 1801. 
 [Lond. 1803.] 4". 
 
 pp. 105 to 112. 6 plates, including coloured illustration of Mosaic pavement, 
 drawn by Wilkins, and engraved by Jas. Basire, & published 1803. 
 
 Bound with Bentham, see ante No. 1267. 4s. 6d. 
 
 William Wilkins, Norwich B. 1778, Caius, FeHow, B.A. 1800, M.A. 1805, Prof, 
 of Architecture in Eoyal Academy 1837, architect of Downing College, new 
 buildings of Corpus & King's, & the New Court of Trin. D. 1839.
 
 1804] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 265 
 
 1448. Wilson, Joseph. Memorabilia Cantabrigiae : or an 
 account of the different Colleges in Cambridge ; biographical sketches 
 of Founders and Eminent Men, &c., views of the Colleges, and 
 Portraits of the Founders. Lond. 1803, Large 12°. 
 
 pp. xvii + 3'11. 18 plates, including one of each college with founder, together 
 with the Senate House ttc, and St. Sepulchre's Church. Errata after p. xvii, 
 and list of books for E. Harding and J. Scott after p. 341. 4s. Gd. 
 
 1449. Another copy, with "New Plan of the Univ. and Town of 
 
 Camb. , to the present year 1798. Surveyed and published for Wm. Custance, 
 Camb. May 21, 1798." JBoards, uncut. 7s. 6d. 
 
 1450. Cam. Act for making the River Cham, alias Grant, 
 moi'e navigable from CLay Hithe-Ferry, to the Queen's Mill. (1 Ann. 
 1702.) Camb. A. N. D. [c. 1804?] Fcap. 8". 
 
 pp. 36. The watermark of the paper is dated 1804. 
 
 In a broadside referring to an Athenae CcmfabrigieJises, the writer alludes to 
 Bentley's " indefatigable industry and liberal contribution, towards making the 
 river Cham navigable." 
 
 (b) Account of Tolls payable on the River Cham by orders 
 July 18, 1779 ; Aug. 1, 1803 ; & July 14, 1807. 
 
 1 f. 
 
 (c) Geo. III. 52. Act for extending and amending .\n act op 
 Queen Anne. Camb. U. 12". 
 
 pp. 30. Referring to the above Act. 
 
 (d) Rules, Bye-Laws, & Orders made by the Conservators of 
 the Cam, 28 Oct., 1826. [W.] 12". 
 
 pp. 12. The four together, having the autograph of H. Godfrey, President of 
 Queens'. 5s. (id. 
 
 1451. Christian, Edw. Charge to the Grand Jury at the 
 Assizes for the Isle of Ely, March 9, 1804. With observations upon 
 the inefficiency of an armed peasantry, & the utility of arming the 
 special constables with Firelocks ; with suggestions for a plan for 
 adding immediately to the National Force 400,000 Independent 
 Fusiliers, without any expense to the Government, & with little loss or 
 inconvenience to Individuals. Camb. N. 1804. 4°. 
 
 pp. 26. 2s. (Jd. 
 
 Edward Christian, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1779, M.A. 1782, Downing 
 Professor of Law IHOO, Chief Justice of the Isle of Ely. "He died in 1823 in the 
 full vigour of his incapacity." Soc Gunning, Reni. i. 211 — 20.
 
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 1452. DoNN, James. Hortus Cantabrigiensis ; or a Catalogue 
 of Plants, indigenous and exotic, cultivated in the Camb. Botanic 
 Garden. 3rd Edit. Camb. T. 1804. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. ii + 210. Half calf. 3.s. M. 
 
 James Donn, B. 1758, pupil of Wm. Alton at Kew, appointed curator of Camb. 
 Botanic Garden c. 1790, D. 1813. 
 
 1453. Guide. New Cambridge (Juide ; or a description op the 
 Univ., Town, & County of Camb. . . . Camb. S. 1804. 8". 
 
 pp. xxiii+130. For description of Nicholson's circulating library see p. 97. 
 Half calf. 4s. fid 
 
 Illustrations : King's Chapel, Univ. Library and Senate House, drawn by 
 R. Han-aden ; and a Plan of the Town. 
 
 For other Guides see ante No. 1441 and post No. 1489. 
 
 1454. Hope, Thos. Observations on Wyatt's Plans and Ele- 
 vations for Downing College, Camb. ; in a letter to Fr. Annesley, M.P. 
 Lond. 1804. 4°. 
 
 pp. 35. 4s. fid. 
 
 Thomas Hope, B. c. 1770, author of " Anastatius," "Historical Essay on 
 Architecture," &c. D. 1831. 
 
 1455. Vince, S. Heads op Lectures on Experimental Philo- 
 sophy. Camb. T. 1804. 8". 
 
 pp. 16. Interleaved. 2s. 
 
 1456. Book of Common Prayer. Cambridge Stereotype Edit. 
 Camb. T. [1805.] 8°. 
 
 ff . Ifi + pp. 360. The table of Moveable Feasts begins with 1805. 
 
 (6) New Version op the Psalms op David. By Brady & Tate. 
 Camb. Stereo. Edit. Camb. T. N. d. 8". 
 
 pp. 84. In 1 vol., straight -grained morocco. 5s. 
 
 1457. CocKBURN, Wm. Letter to the editors op the Edinburgh 
 Review. Camb. A. 1805. 8». 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 This refers to the criticism in the Edinburgh of Cockburn's Dissertation on 
 Civilizing the British subjects in India &c., which gained Buchanan's prize. 
 
 William Cockburu, B. 1773, St. John's, B.A. 1795, D.D. 1823, Christian 
 Advocate 1803, Dean of York 1822, Baronet 1853, D. 1858. 
 
 1458. Downing College, Camb. Charter and Statutes. Printed 
 in the Year m.dcccv. [Lond.] 4". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 32 + 47 (unpaged). Half calf. is. 6d.
 
 1806] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 267 
 
 1459. Harraden, R. Costume of the various orders in the 
 Univ. of Camb. Camb. R. Harraden. 1805. 4". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 22, +ff. 12, descriptions of the plates. Engraved title and 17 
 plates, coloured. Originally appeared in 4 numbers. Half morocco, with book- 
 plate of Henry Thomas EUacombe. £2. 2s. 
 
 For list of plates see Upcott I, Supplement, *589. 
 
 1460. Holy Bible. Cambridge Stereotype Edition. Camb. T. 
 
 [1805.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 6.83 + f. l+pp. 192. The New Test, title has date August, 1805. Olive 
 green morocco, gilt, gilt edges. 5*'. 
 
 1461. Newton, T. Illustration op Sir Isaac Newton's Method 
 of Reasoning, by prime and ultimate ratios, &,c. Leeds : printed by 
 Edw. Raines. 1805. 8". 
 
 pp. xiii + 60 + f . 1, books by same author. 2 folding plates. Errata gummed 
 on last leaf. In vol. with No. 777, see ante. 
 
 1462. Ogden, Sam. Sermons on the Efficacy of Prayer & 
 Intercession : on tlie Articles : on the Commandments : and on the 
 Lord's Supper. With Author's Life and vindication of his wi'itings 
 against some late objections by S. Hallifax. 4th Edit. Lond. 1805. 8'^. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. xvi + ff. 4 + pp. 489. Calf. 2s. Qd. 
 
 1463. WoLLASTON, F. J. H. Plan of Course of Chemical 
 Lectures. Camb. A. 1805. S". 
 
 pp. 40. Prof. Sedgwick's copy, interleaved, with notes. 3s. Qd. 
 
 1464. Wright, Ric. Hints on the Universal Restoration. 
 2nd Edit. Wisbech, printed by F. B. Wright, 1805. 12». 
 
 pp. 11. Is. 6^. 
 
 1465. Catechism, in which the most important parts op 
 Religion are taught in Scripture Language only. Wisbech, printed & 
 sold by J. A. Cash. 1806. 12°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. Gd. 
 
 1466. Pearson, Edw. Letter to the Editor op the Orthodox 
 Churchman's Magazine : containing Remarks on Simeon's Sermon, 
 entitled "The Churchman's Confession." Broxbourn, Herts. T. [1806.] 
 
 8". 
 
 pp. 12. Dated at end, June 4, 1806. Is. Gd.
 
 268 
 
 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. 
 
 [1806 
 
 1467. Polls for Election of M.P.s for the Univ. ; 1806 — 
 
 8". 
 
 1882. 
 
 (1) 1806, Feb. 7. 
 
 (2) 1807, May 8. 
 
 (3) 1811, March 26. 
 
 (4) 1822, Nov. 26, 27. 
 
 (5) 1826, June 13—16. 
 
 (6) 1827, May 9—11. 
 
 (7) 1829, June 16—18. 
 
 (8) 1831, May 3—6. 
 
 (9) 1847, July 29— Aug. 3 
 
 (10) 1856, Feb. 7—9. 
 
 (11) 1868, Feb. 19. 
 
 (12) 1882, Nov. 23—28. 
 
 Candidates: Petty (331); Althorp (145); Palmerston 
 
 (128). N, pp. 35. 
 Euston (324); Sir V. Gibbs (312); 
 
 Palmerston (310), Petty (265). N. 
 Palmerston (451); Smyth (345). Also 
 
 Election for Chancellor, Gloucester 
 
 (468), Rutland (351). A, pp. 33. 
 W. J. Bankes (419) ; Hervey (281) ; Jas. 
 
 Scarlett (219). Y, pp. 37. 
 Sir J. S. Copley (772) ; Palmerston (631) ; 
 
 W. J. Bankes (508); H. Goulbourn 
 
 (437). U, pp. 48. 
 Sir N. C. Tindal (479); W. J. Bankes 
 
 (378). U, pp. 32. 
 W. Cavendish (609); G. Bankes (462). 
 
 U, pp. 37 + f.l. 
 H. Goulbourn (805) ; W. Y. Peel (804) ; 
 
 W. Cavendish (630) ; Palmerston 
 
 (610). U, pp. 51. 
 C. E. Law (1486); H. Goulbourn (1189); 
 
 Visct. Fielding (1147); J. G. Shaw 
 
 Lefevre (860). HH, pp. 29. 
 Walpole (886); Denman (419). EEE, 
 
 pp. 18 + f. 1. 
 Beresford Hope (1928); A. Cleasby 
 
 (1406). A, pp. 42. 
 Eaikes (3494) ; Jas. Stuart (1302). A, 
 
 pp. 55. 
 
 25s. 
 
 12 elections in 13 pamphlets. 
 
 1806—11 compiled by Beverley, 1822—47 by Gunning. In the years 1822, 
 1826, 1831, & 1882, a list of results of former elections from 1780 is given. Of 
 1847 there is also an issue by Law's committee. 
 
 1468. TrEVELYAN, R. PrOLUSIONES PARTIM GRAEcfe PARTIM 
 
 Latiii^ scriptae. Cantab. T. 1806. 8°, 
 
 pp. 86 + f. 1, list of subscribers. Boards, with bookplate of John Fiott, B.A., 
 St. John's College, Camb. 1806. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Ealeigh Trevelyan, St. John's, B.A. 1804, M.A. 1807. 
 
 1469. Trinity College. Orations & Essays. 
 
 (1) 1806. Tomline, W. E. Pretyman. Speech on the Character of Pitt. T, 
 
 4°. pp. 24. 
 
 (2) 1830. Kerry, Lord. Essay on influence of the translation of the Bible 
 
 upon English Literature. W, 8°. pp. 82. 
 
 (3) [Spedding, J.] Apology for the moral &■ literary character of the 
 
 xixth century, delivered on Commemoration day. [BB], 8". pp. 16. 
 
 (4) 1831. [Hallam, A. H.] Influence of Italian works of imagination on the 
 
 same class of compositions in England. [W], 8°. pp. 29. 
 
 (5) 1832. [Hallam, A. H.] Essay on the Philosophical Writings of Cicero. W, 
 
 8°. pp. 56. 
 
 (6) [ ? ] Influence of Civilization on Poetry. W, 1833, 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. 
 
 (7) 1833. Birks, T. R. Analogy of Mathematical & Moral Certainty. U, 1834, 
 
 8». pp. 32.
 
 1807] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 269 
 
 (8) 1837. Vaughan, C. J. Oration at Commemoration, A, 8°. pp. 20. 
 
 (9) 1838. Simpkinson, J. N. Classical & Eomantic History & Fiction. NN, 
 
 8°. pp. 20. 
 (10) 1840. Hope, A, J. B. Was George Villiers or Cardinal Richelieu, more 
 
 deserving of the name of Great? 8°. pp. 15. 
 (11) On modern memoir-writing. 8". i^p. 16. 
 
 (12) 1847. Barry, A. Effects of Christianity on the decline & fall of the Roman 
 
 Empire. A, 1848, 8». pp. 19. ' 
 
 (13) 1851. Benson, E. W. The praise of George Herbert. 8". pp. 15. 
 
 (14) 1854. Butler, H. M. The Character of Edmund Burke. Crown 8°. pp. 16. 
 
 (15) 1862. Everett, Wm. (2). Arctic Expeditions ; Daniel Webster. A, 1863, 
 
 8°. pp. viii + 39. 
 The 15 pamphlets, 25s. 
 
 1470. Brayley, E. W., & John Britton. The Beauties of 
 England and Wales. Vol. ii. Lend. 1807. 8^ 
 
 pp. 524 + ff. 12 (list of principal books &c. relating to Cambs. Ac). 
 Cambridgeshire occupies pp. 182, and 3 of the 24 plates (Thorney, Wimpole, 
 & King's Chapel &c.). Half calf. 7s. 6rf. 
 
 Edward Wedlake Brayley, 1773—1854. 
 John Britton, 1771—1857. 
 
 1471. Cambridgeshire. 8". 
 
 pp. 182. Taken from the above, and containing the same plates together 
 with Ely Cathedral. Uncut, water stained. 4s. 6d. 
 
 1472. Cooke, Geo. Alex. Topographical & Statistical De- 
 
 scription of the County of Camb. . . . Illustrated with a map of the 
 
 Oounty. Lond. [c. 1807.] 12°. 
 
 pp. 155. Map and 2 plates, containing views of St. John's, Ely Palace, 
 Wimpole, and Camb. Castle. In the original covers, not cut open. 3.s. 6rf. 
 
 1473. Another copy, map and 1 plate of 2 views. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1474. [DoDD, P. S.] Hints to Freshmen at the Univ. of Camb. 
 3rd Edit. Lond. 1807. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 11. 3 + pp. 56. 3s. 
 
 Philip Stanhope Dodd, Magd., Fellow, B.A. 1796, M.A. 1799, R. St. Mary at 
 Hill, Lend., R. Peushurst, Kent, D. 1852, aged 77. 
 
 1475. [Haggitt, John.] Architectural Notices in reference 
 to the Cathedral Church of Ely. Camb. N. [c. 1807 1] 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is- 6d!. 
 
 1476. Harwood, Sir B. Synopsis of Lectures on Comparative 
 Anatomy & Physiology. Caml). N. 1807. 8°. 
 
 j)j). viii + 76. Prof. Sedgwick's copy with his autograph and notes. 4s. 
 
 Sir Busick Harwood, N(;wniarkot B. . . . ?, Christ's, M.B. 1785, Einman. M.D. 
 1790, Prof, of Anatomy 17H5, Downing Prof, of Medicine 1801, knigiited 1806, 
 D. 1814. 
 
 C. 19
 
 
 Plates : 
 
 1. 
 
 W. Front. 6. 
 
 2. 
 
 Saxon Soffit & Capitals in the 
 
 
 Conventual Church. 7. 
 
 3. 
 
 Norman Ornaments. 8. 
 
 4. 
 
 Ornaments of Early English Style. 9. 
 
 5. 
 
 ,, ,, Ornamented English 
 
 
 Style. 10. 
 
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 1477. Millers, G. Description of the Cathedral Church op 
 Ely ; with some account of the conventual buildings. Illustrated. 
 Lond. 1 807. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. xii + 175. 10 plates, drawn by G. Shepherd, engraved by W. Woolnoth. 
 
 7s. 6d. 
 
 George Millers, St. John's, B.A. 1798, M.A. 1801, Minor Canon of Ely. 
 "...An observer of English architecture who deserves more honour than has ever 
 fallen to his share . . . Millers certainly traced out the varieties of English 
 architecture far more clearly & accurately than anyone before him . . . While the 
 trumpet of Rickman has been loudly blown, no one that I know of has ever said 
 a word for Millers." E. A. Freeman. 
 
 Arch of Communication between 
 Church & Lady Chapel. 
 
 Prior's Entrance. 
 
 Vault at end of Conventual Church. 
 
 N. Arch of Entrance to St. Mary's 
 Church. 
 
 Ground Plan. 
 
 1478. Taylor, T. G. Essay on the Conduct & Character of 
 St. Peter. 2nd Edit. Lond. 1807. 8^ 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 39. Norrisian Essay, 1799. 2s. 
 
 1479. [Anstey, J.] The Pleader's Guide, a didactic poem, in 
 two parts : containing the conduct of a suit at law, with the arguments 
 of Counsellor Bother'um and Counsellor Bore'um, in an action between 
 John-a-GuU and John-a-Gudgeon, for assault and battery, at a late 
 contested election. By the late J. S. Esquire, Special Pleader, and 
 Barrister at Law. 5th Edit. Lond. 1808. 8^ 
 
 pp. xvi + 212. "To the Pieader " is signed J. A., who calls himself the 
 executor of Mr Surrebutter the supposed author. Boards. 4s. Qd. 
 
 John Anstey (son of Christopher Anstey, author of the Neiv Bath Guide), 
 King's, Fellow, B.A. 1781, M.A. 1781, one of H. M. commissioners for auditing 
 public accounts. D. Lond. 1819. 
 
 1480. Britannia Depicta; a series of views (with brief 
 descriptions) . . . Part II. Containing 9 views in Cambs. Lond. 1808. 
 
 Oblong F°. 
 
 Descriptions, pp. 9. In the original cover. 9s. 
 
 For list of plates see Upcott I, 36. These "will serve to illustrate the First 
 
 Part of the Second Volume (published at the same time) of Magna Britannia." 
 
 They are from drawings by T. Hearne, W. Alexander & F. Nash, engraved by 
 John, Wm., & Elizabeth Byrne, & S. Middiman. 
 
 1481. EYPiniAOY EKABH. Euripidis Hecuba ad pidem MSS. 
 emendata &c. Edidit Ric. Porson. Loud. 1808, 8°.
 
 1809] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 271 
 
 ff.2 + pp. lxiv + 84. Ss.Gd. 
 
 Bichard Poison, East Kuston Norfolk B. 1759, Eton & Trin., Fellow, B.A. 
 1782, M.A. 1785, Begins Prof, of Greek 1792, D. 1808. 
 
 1482. Lysons, D. and S. Magna Britannia; being a concise 
 topographical account of the several counties of Great Britain. Vol. ii. 
 part I. Containing Carabs. Lond. 1808. 4°. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 294, + additions &c. pp. 289* to 296* + indexes pp. xxiii. 
 
 33 plates (Upcott I, 83) and 96 extra plates taken from Bentham's Ely &c. &c. 
 including the plates of Britannia Depicta, and numerous portraits. Newly bound 
 morocco. £3. Ss. 
 
 Daniel Lysons, B. 1760, St. Mary Hall Oxon., M.A., F.B.S., d-c, B. Bodmarton 
 Gloucs. D. 1834. 
 
 Samuel Lysons, B. 1763, Keeper of the Becords in the Tower, F.B.S., F.A.S., 
 D. 1819. 
 
 1483. Marsh, H. Memoir of the late Rev. Thos. Jones. 
 [Camb. T. 1808.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 14. 2s. 
 
 1484. Millers, Geo. Description op Ely. 2nd Edit. Lond. 
 1808. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. xii + 174. 10 plates as in No. 1477 ante. 7s. 6d. 
 
 1485. MusAE Seatonianae : Cambridge Seatonian Poems from 
 1750 to 1806. With 3 poems written for the prize by Bally, Scott, 
 & Wrangham. 2 vols. Camb. N. 1808. Post 8\ 
 
 Vol. I, ff.4 + pp. 323. Vol. II, pp. 393. Half yellow morocco. 8s. 
 
 1486. Musae Seatonianae : a collection of the Camb. Prize 
 Poems from 1772 to 1806. With a poem written for the prize by 
 Wrangham. Camb. N. 1808. Post 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 451. This is the continuation of the series published in 1772, and 
 is called Vol. ii. in the signatures, being quite different from Vol. 2 of the 
 collection mentioned above. No. 1485. 
 
 Gulf ; with No. 1273 ante. 
 
 1487. Clarke, E. T). Greek Marbles brought from the 
 shores of the Euxine, Archipehigo, & Mediterranean, and deposited in 
 the vestibule of the Univ. Library. Camb., printed by order of the 
 Syndics of the Press. 1809. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. vii+81. 4 plates, 3 of "Ceres" from drawings by Flaxman, & 1 of 
 Eleusis by W. Gell, Jes. Coll., all engraved l)y Tumkius. 48. ijd. 
 
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 1488. Gilpin, Wm. Observations on several parts of the 
 Counties of Camb., Norfolk, Suffolk &, Essex, &c., in two tours 1769 & 
 1773. Lond. 1809. 8°. 
 
 pp. x + f. 1 + pp. 208. 20 coloured plates. Published by the author's trustees 
 for the benefit of his school at Boldre. 6s. 6d. 
 
 William Gilpin, Carlisle B. c. 1724, Preb. Salisbury, D. 1804 aged 80. 
 
 1489. GaiDE. New CAMBiiiDaE Guide ; . . . Camb. S. 1809. 
 
 Fcap. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 +pp. xxiii+ 130. Illustrations as in that of 1804, ante No. 1453. At end 
 is a list of books printed for and by J. Nicholson, pp. 3, and on back of cover is 
 advertisement of his circulating library. 4s. 6d. 
 
 For other Guides see ante No. 1453 and post No. 1540. 
 
 1490. Harraden, R. B. Cantabrigia Depicta : a series of 
 engravings . . . with an historical & descriptive account of each. 
 Published by Harraden & Son. 1809. 4°. 
 
 Engraved title + ff. 2 + pp. 226 + ff. 3, 35 plates. See Upcott, I, 41. 15.s. 
 
 1491. Large Paper, on Whatman paper, with a separate leaf for 
 
 each college for MS. remarks, filled up in this copy with the arms coloured by hand, 
 and portraits of the founders from Faber. It has, in addition to the 35 plates 
 described in Upcott, the following illustrations : 
 
 Water-colour drawings by Harraden. 
 
 1. Costumes (19 figures). .5. Pepysian Library, Magd. 
 
 2. Clare Hall Chapel. 6. Emman. Coll. Chapel. 
 
 3. Old Gateway of King's. 7. The Schools. 
 
 4. New Building, Christ's. 8. Hobson's Conduit. 
 
 Faber's Portraits. 
 
 9. Hugh de Balshara. 16. Bishop Alcock. 
 
 10. Lady Clare. 17. Margaret, Countess of Eichmond. 
 
 11. Countess of Pembroke. 18. ,, „ „ (different). 
 
 12. Dr. Caius. 19. Sir Walter Mildmay. 
 
 13. Bp. Bateman. 20. Frances Sidney, Countess of Sus- 
 
 14. Henrj' Duke of Lancaster. sex. 
 
 15. Eobert Woodlark. 21. Thomas Kotheram. 
 
 Thane's Portraits and Autographs. 
 
 22. Queen Elizabeth. 26. Margaret, Countess of Eichmond. 
 
 23. Henry VI. 27. Henry VIII. 
 
 24. Eichard III. 28. Queen Mary. 
 
 25. Henry VII. 29. Sir Walter Mildmay. 
 
 Views from Britton's Architectural Antiquities. 
 
 30. King's College Chapel, W. Front. 35. King's Coll. Chapel, Section of part 
 
 31. „ „ „ N. W. View. of S. side. 
 
 32. ,, „ ,, S. Porch. 36. „ ,, „ Interior, looking 
 
 33. „ „ ,, Ground Plan. W. 
 
 34. „ ,, ,, Plan of Eoof. 37. ,, ,, ,, Interior, looking 
 
 E.
 
 1809J V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 273 
 
 ii 
 
 Miscellaneous. 
 
 38. Chancellor, costume and portrait. 48. Margant.Countess of Richmond. 
 
 Harraden. Harding. 
 
 39. Duke of Grafton's Medal. Harra- 49. loannes Fischerus, episc. Eoff. 
 
 den. 50. Edward, Duke of Buckingham. 
 
 40. Browne's Medal. Harraden. Schiavonetti. 
 
 41. Pembroke, Foundi-ess' Cup. Boc- 51. Audley, Lord Chancellor. Tom- 
 
 quet. ker. 
 
 42. Johannes Caius. 52. Sam. Pepys. White. 
 
 43. Matthaeus Parkerus. AB. 53. Henry VIII. Bonequet. 
 
 44. Henry VII. A. Bonequet. 54. Sir I. Newton. Wessau. 
 
 45. Henricus VII. 55. Dean Nevil & Alexander Nevil. 
 
 46. EUzabeth, Queen of Edw. IV. Cole. 
 
 Harding. 56. Abp. Sancroft. ^Vllite. 
 
 47. Margaret, Queen of Hen. VI. 57. Cuthbertus Tunstall. Fourdri- 
 
 Shencker. nier. 
 
 58. Mr. Hobson. 
 
 Also the arms of the Univ. and of the Town, and the Foundress' cup, Pemb., all 
 in water colours. Russia. £5. 5.s. 
 
 Richard Bankes Harraden, son of Richard Harraden, B. 1778. Member of Society 
 of British Artists 1824-49, D. Regent St. Camb., 1862. 
 
 1492. Historical Sketch of Wisbech and its vicinity ; together 
 with some prefatory remarks relative to the Isle of Ely. Wisbech, 
 J. White. 1809. 8 
 
 o 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. iv + 21. Coloured frontispiece. 3s. 6d. 
 
 1493. Law, Wm. Absolute Unlawfulness of the Stage Enter- 
 tainment, fully demoustrated. Abridged by John Audley. With 
 extracts from several writers, &,c. Loud. [1809.] 8". 
 
 pp. 35. " Advertisement " dated from Cambridge. Is. M. 
 
 1494. [Milker, I., & J. Wood]. Facts and Observations rela- 
 tive to the state of the Univ. Press, [Camb. A. 1809.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. To be printed as soon as possible after Nov. 8, 1809, 250 copies. It 
 partly deals with Watts's reply ; see post No. 1496. 2s, Gd. 
 
 1495. Plumptre, J. The way in which we should go. Sermon 
 at St. Botolph's, Camb., Dec, 11, 1808, for the benefit of the new 
 school established on Dr Bell's and Mr Lancaster's plan of Education, 
 Camb, N, 1809. 8°, 
 
 pp. 32, including list of works by the author. Is. 
 
 James Plumptre, Clare, Fellow, B.A. 1792, B.D. 1808, V. Great Gransden 1812, 
 D, 1832, 
 
 1496. Watts, R. Reply to the Report of Dr. Milner &, Mr. 
 Wood, relative to the Univ. Press Affairs, 4°, 
 
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 (c) Letters, &c. Lond. printed. 4°. 
 
 pp. i. Dated Cambridge, 8 Nov., 1809, issued ou Nov. 9 ; containing letters 
 from .Jas. Mill, Accountant, and And. Wilson of the Stereotype Office. 3s. 
 
 Kichard Watts alter leaving Cambridge printed at Broxbourne, and from 1816 
 at Crown Court, Temple Bar. D. Edmonton 1844, at an advanced age. 
 
 1497. WiLKiNS, Wm. Observations on the Porta Honoris of 
 Cains Coll. Camb. [1809.J Royal F°. 
 
 pp. 2. 3 plates, published by the Society of Antiquaries, April 23, 1809. 
 
 7s. M. 
 
 1498. [Browne, T.] Examination of the Calumnies which 
 have been assigned as reasons for the opposition to Dr Browne's 
 Election into the office of Vice-Chancellor, 4 Nov. 1809 : with some 
 observations upon the circumstances which have followed, &c. Camb. 
 W for the author, and sold by J. Gee, Market-Hill, for the benefit of 
 Addenbrooke's Hosp. 1810. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 55. Is. 6d. 
 
 Thomas Browne, Christ's, Fellow, B.A. 1786, D.D. 1808, Master of Christ's 
 1808, D. 1832. See Gunning, Reminiscences ii. 226 — 264. 
 
 1499. Butler, S. Letter to the Rev. C. J. Blomfield : con- 
 taining remarks on the Edinburgh Review of the Camb. ^"Eschylus, and 
 incidental observations on that of the Oxford Strabo. Shrewsbury, 
 W. Eddowes. 1810. 8". 
 
 pp. 78. 2s. 
 
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 L. K. 1811, Headmaster of Shrewsbury, Bp. of Lichfield 1836, D. 1840. 
 
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 1808, D.D. per L. E. 1820, Bp. of Chester 1824, of London 1828, D. 1837. 
 
 1500. L'Oratore Italian© o Saggi di Eloquenza, Storia, e 
 Poesia. Camb. S. 1810. 12". 
 
 pp. lvi + 158 + 250. Boards. 3s. &d. 
 
 1501. Monk, J. H. Letter to Samuel Butler, Head Master 
 of Shrewsbury, with Mr Butler's Reply. Camb. A. 1810. 8°. 
 
 PID. 14. Eelating to a Review of Butler's ^schylus, &c., in the Edinburgh. 
 
 Is. 6d. 
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 L. E. 1822, Regius Prof, of Greek 1808, Bp. of Gloucester 1830, D. 1856. 
 
 1502. Musae Cantabrigienses ; seu Carmina quaedam Numis- 
 mate Aureo [Browne's Medal] Cantab, ornata. Lond. 1810. 8°. 
 
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 1503. Christian Advocate's Publications. 1810-54. 8". 
 
 (1) 1810. Pearson, Edw. Essay on the pre-existence of Christ. Broxbourn, 
 
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 (2) 1819. Eennell, Thos. Remarks on Scepticism, especially as connected with 
 
 the subjects of Organization & Life. Lond. pp. viii + 141. 
 
 (3) 1823. Hughes, T. S. Defence of St. Paul against Gamaliel Smith (Jeremy 
 
 Bentham). Parti. U, pp. v + 120. 
 
 (•4) 1828. Examination of St. Paul's doctrine respecting the Divinity 
 
 of Christ ; against Belsham. U, pp. 78. 
 
 (5) 1830. Rose, Hugh Jas. On the dispositions towards Christianity generated 
 
 by prevailing opinions and pursuits. Lond. ff. 2 + pp. 88. 
 
 (6) 1831. Notices of the Mosaic Law. Lond. pp. 120. 
 
 (7) 1810. Mill, W. H. On the attempted application of pantheistic principles 
 
 to the theory & historic criticism of the Gospel. Part I. A, 
 pp. 161. 
 
 (8) 1842. Evangelical accounts of the descent and parentage of the 
 
 Saviour vindicated. A, pp. 101 to 220 of Part II. of Pantheistic 
 Principles 1840. 
 
 (9) 1843. Accounts of our Lord's brethren in the N. T. vindicated. 
 
 A, pp. 221 to 318, conclusion of chap. 2, Part II. of above. 
 
 (10) 1845-50. Worsley, Thos. The province of intellect in Rehgion deduced 
 
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 offices of the intellect deducible from the Beatitudes, the Lord's 
 Praj'er, & the Decalogue, pp. xii + 207, and circular Synoptical 
 Table litho. by HH. II. Matt. v. 38 to vi. 18, pp. xiv + 209 to 426, 
 folding table. III. Matt. vi. 19 to end, pp. xiii + 182, folding table. 
 IV. Matt. vii. pp. xii + 183 to 326. V. The Patriarchs, pp. xx + 256. 
 VI. The Apostles, pp. viii + 257 to 528 with table. 
 
 (11) 1851. Frere, J. A. On Scripture ; its intention, authority and inspiration. 
 
 A, pp. vii + 139. 
 
 (12) 1854. On the Incarnation. Part H. Lond. pp. viii + 12_6. 
 
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 1504. Poll for the Election of Rector of Ovington, Oct. 24, 
 1810. Candidates: Rev. Edw. Simons M.A. (172) : Rev. C. J. Blom- 
 field B.A. (148): Rev. Sam. Lowe M.A. (97). By John Beverley. 
 Camb. W. 1810. 8°. 
 
 pp. 18. Is- 6d. 
 
 1505. Procter, J. Plain statement of facts, addressed to the 
 members of the Senate, in I'eply to a pamphlet by the Master of Christ's, 
 entitled. An Examination of Calumnies, &c. Camb. N. 1810. 8". 
 
 pp. 45. 2s- ^d. 
 
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 of the Drainage & Navigation of the South and Middle Levels of the 
 Fens. Lond. 1810. Royal 4°. 
 
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 Modern Europe. Camb. W. 1810. 8". 
 
 pp. 12. Europe has been crossed out on the title, and Italy substituted. See 
 also post No. 1635. Is. 6rf. 
 
 1508. TowNSEND, G. Poems. Lond. 1810. 8^ 
 
 pp. XXV + ff. 2 + pp. IAS. Contains a list of subscribers. 2.s. 6d. 
 
 George Townsend, Eamsgate B. 1788, Trin., B.A. 1812, M.A. 1816, D.D. (?), 
 Canon of Durham 1825, D. 1857. 
 
 1509. Aspland, R. Bigotry & Intolerance defeated : or an 
 account of the late persecution of Mr John Gisburne, Unitarian 
 Minister of Soham, Cambs. : with an exposure & correction of the 
 defects & mistakes of Mr Andrew Fuller's narrative of that affair : in 
 letters to John Christie Esq. Treasurer of the Unitarian Fund. 2nd 
 Edit. Harlow, P. 1811. 12' 
 
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 pp. 65 + 1, advertisement of the Monthly Repository. 2s. 6rf. 
 
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 Hackney, established the Monthly Repository 1806, and the Christian Reformer 
 1815, D. 1845. 
 
 1510. [Dashwood, James.] Case of the Rector of Doddington. 
 Wisbech. J. White. 1811. 8°. 
 
 pp. 36. 2s. U. 
 
 Respecting a bond given to resign the living in favour of his nephew. 
 
 1511. Harraden, R. B. Cantabrigia Depicta. A series of 
 engravings. ...Published by Harraden & Son [Camb.] 1811. 
 
 Oblong 4°. 
 
 41 plates. Half russia. 18s. 
 
 This volume contains the 35 plates of the 1809 edition (Upcott I, 41) together 
 with portrait of the Duke of Gloucester aud the Nobleman, Fellow-Commoner, do. 
 of Emmanuel, do. of Trinity, and Pensioner, from Harraden's Costumes. 
 
 1512. Miscellaneous Concerts. First Grand Miscell. Concert 
 in the Senate-House, June 27, 1811 under the direction of Prof. Hague. 
 Camb. N. Sold at J. Kelly's music-shop, near the Market Hill. 12". 
 
 pp. 10. 
 
 Second, June 28, 1811. Camb. N. 12". 
 
 Third, June 29, 1811. Camb. N. 12°. 
 
 Fourth, July 1, 1811. Camb. N. 12°. 
 
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 (e) Selection of Sacred Music, to be performed in St. Mary's, June 
 
 28, 1811. Oamb. N. 12°. 
 
 pp. 14. The 5 pamphlets together, 3s. 
 
 1513. Polls for Election op Chancellor of the Univ., March 
 26, 1811. Candidates: the Duke of Gloucester (468), the Duke of 
 Rutland (351). And that of M.P. for the Univ., March 27, 1811. 
 Candidates: Viscount Palmerston (451), Hon. J. H. Smyth (345). By 
 John Beverley. Camb. A. 1811. 8". 
 
 pp. 34. 2s. 
 
 For other election for Chancellor see post No. 2119. 
 
 1514. Remarks on two pamphlets lately published at Camb. 
 by the Masters of Christ's Coll. and Catharine Hall. In two parts. By 
 a member of the Senate. Lond, 1811. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. vi + 132. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1515. [Smyth, W.] Ode performed in the Senate-House, June 
 
 29, 1811, at the Installation of the Duke of Gloucester, Chancellor of 
 the Univ. Set to Music by Dr Hague. Camb. U. 1811. 8». 
 
 pp. 9. Is. 6d. 
 
 William Smyth, Liverpool, B. 1765, Pet., Fellow, 13. A. 1787, M.A. 1790, Prof, 
 of Modern Hist. 1807, D. Norwich 1849. 
 
 1516. Trin. Coll. Sermons in the Chapel of Trinity College. 
 
 8°. 
 
 (1) 1811. Young, Thos. Christ's Eesurrection the cause and pattern of ours, 
 
 U, ff. 2 + pp. 25. 
 
 (2) Young, Thos. Christian Eighteousuess. U, ff. 2 + pp, 25. 
 
 (3) 1840. Thorp, T. The Student's Walk. A. pp. 20. 
 
 (4) 1859. Blore, E. W. Three plain sermons. [A] 1860, pp. 41. 
 
 (5) 1863. Clark, W. G. On the duty of members of the English Church in the 
 
 present controversies. A, pp. 23. 
 
 (6) 18G6. Lightfoot, J. B. lu memory of Dr Whewell. A, pp. 23. 
 
 (7) 1873. Burn, Bob. God our Eefuge. On death of Prof. A. Sedgwick. FFF, 
 
 pp. 15. 
 
 (8) 1878. Stanton, V. H. Sermou after death of Bp G. A. Selwyn. FFF, 
 
 pp. 11. 
 
 (9) 1881. Blore, E. W. Search the Scriptures. [CCC] pp. 15. 
 
 (10) Westcott, B. F. The Lesson of Biblical Eovision. [CCC] pp. 16. 
 
 See also Commemoration Sermons, post No. 1582. 
 The 10 pamphlets, 10s. 
 
 1517. Wright, W. R. Irregular Ode intended for Music on 
 the installation of the Duke of Gloucester. Camb. U. 1811. 8". 
 
 pp. 9. 2s. M. 
 
 Walter Eodwell Wright, II.B.M. Consul General for the Eepuhlic of Seven 
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 1518. Bentham, Jas. History and Antiquities of the Conven- 
 tual & Cathedral Church of Ely. Camb. E. 1771. The Second Edit., 
 by the Rev. Jas. Bentham. Printed by Stevenson, Matchett &, Steven- 
 son, Norwich. 1812. Imperial 4°. 
 
 2 vols, in 1. Vol. I, ff. 4 + pp. vi + f. 1 + pp. 224. Vol. II, ff. 2 + pp. 225 to 
 292, Appendix pp. 1* to 70*, Addenda 1771—1812, ff. 2 + pp. 28. Portrait, and 
 48 plates (I and IV to L). See Upcott, I, 52. 
 
 (b) Supplement to the 2nd Edit, of Bentham's Ely. By Wm. 
 Stevenson, F.S.A., Editor of the 2nd Edit, published 1812. Norwich. 
 1817. Imperial 4". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. xii + 92-(-f. 1+pp. 154, Appendix to Suppl. di Index, pp. 1* to 54*, 
 Catalofjue of plates in Suppl. , f. 1. 16 plates. 
 
 See Upcott I, supplement 593* — 596*. 
 
 2 vols. Boards. £2. 2s. 
 
 James Bentham, editor of the above, ? St. Cath., B.A. 1777, M.A. 1780. V. 
 West Bradenham, Norfolk. 
 
 1519. The same on Elephant Paper (only 25 printed) with Dawson 
 
 Turner's autograph, and letters to him from Wm. Stevenson. 
 
 All the coats of arms and some of the plates are coloured, and Vol. I, has in 
 addition a vignette of the Cathedral on the margin of p. 282, the seal of Cotting- 
 ham Monastery (Society of Antiquaries 1720), do. of Ely Cathedral, the burning 
 of Wolsey & Pigot from Fox's Murti/rs, the Octagon looking W., a pencil drawing 
 after Mackenzie, Friars' and Priors" enti'ances, pencil drawings after J. S. Cotmau, 
 Thorney Abbey, a private etchiug by M. A. T. from J. S. Cotaian, St Withburga, 
 an anastatic drawing. The Siippleinent contains a coloured duplicate of plate 9, 
 and a plate of Norwich Castle published by Stevenson. 
 
 2 vols. Half calf. £12. 12s. 
 
 1520. Bird, Wm., Account of the Life and Character of, who 
 was executed at Cambridge for forgery, March 28, 1812. With some 
 letters which he wrote while under sentence of death. To which is 
 added an address to a prisoner. By a Resident in the University. 
 Lond. 1812. 12°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 38. . 2s. U. 
 
 1521. History of. Who was executed at Camb. for 
 
 forgery. March 28, 1812. Lond. 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. With rough woodcut. 3s, &d. 
 
 1522. The Youth's Monitor ; being an account &c. 
 
 Chelsea. Printed for the R. T. S. 12 
 
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 pp. 36. The rest of the title is the same as No. 1520. 2s. M. 
 
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 These contain the weekly university news, proceeding.s at the meetings of 
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 riages, and deaths to 1851. 
 
 1523. Chanckllor, Masters & Scholars of the Univ. of Camb. 
 against Henry Bi-yer. Copy from Gurney's shorthand notes, 20 Nov. 
 1812. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32, with Judgment, pp. 15. 4.'?. M. 
 
 This was on account of Bryer's not having delivered a copy of Vindication of 
 Fox'k History Ac. for the Univ. Library. 
 
 Henry Bryer of London was candidate for the office of Printer to the Univ. 
 when J. Smith was elected, 1810. The present case decided the right of the 
 Univ. to a copy of every printed book. 
 
 1524. DoNN, Jas. Hortus Cantabrigiensis. 7th Edit. Camb. 
 W. 1812. 8°. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 308. Calf. 3s. 6d. 
 
 1525. Hey, Ric. Three Dissertations on Gaming, on Duelling, 
 and on Suicide. First published in 1783 — -4 — 5, as having gained in 
 the Univ. of Camb. the 3 pi'izes of an anonymous donor. Camb. U. 
 1812. 8^ 
 
 pp. xxi + 269 + f. 1, errata. Boards. 2s. M. 
 
 1526. London & Cambridge Junction Canal. Minutes op Evi- 
 dence taken before a Committee of the House of Commons, with an 
 appendix. Lond. 1812. 12", 
 
 pp. 451. With map. Boards. 5s. 
 
 1527. Proceedings of the public meeting at the Townhall, 
 Caml)., Dec. 12, 1811, for establishing an Auxiliary in aid of the 
 British and Foreign Bible Society. [By W. Farish ?] Lond. 1812.8°. 
 
 pp. 60. Is. 6d. 
 
 1528. The Tears of Granta, a Satire; addressed to Under- 
 graduates in the Univ. of Camb.... By an Undergraduate. Camb. Y. 
 1812. 40, 
 
 pp. 30. 2s. 
 
 1529. Act for inclosing Lands in the Parish of Little Grans- 
 (len, iii the County of Camb. 53 Geo. IIL 1812-13. Royal Assent, 
 June 22, 1813. F". 
 
 PP- 39. 4s. 6(i.
 
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 1530. AiNGER, Wm. Farewell discourse in the Parish Church 
 of Beccles, Oct. 10, 1813. Canib. Y. 8". 
 
 pp. 19. Prof. Sedgwick's copy, with autograph. 2s. 
 
 William Ainger, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1807, D.D. 1822, V. Sunninghill. 
 
 1531. Burges, G. Remarks on the leading arguments in 
 favour of Catholic Emancipation. 2nd Edit. Wisbech. 1813. 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + 89. 2s. 
 
 George Burges, B. c. 1764, St. John's, B.A. 1787, V. Halvergate Norfolk 1812, 
 V. Moulton Norf. 1813. D. Whittlesea 1853 aged 89. 
 
 1532. Gorham, G. C. Proceedings of the public meeting at 
 the Town Hall, Camb., Nov. 18, 1813, being the 2nd anniversary of 
 the Camb. Auxiliary Bible Society. With appendix. Camb. N. 
 1813. 8°. 
 
 pp. 68. Is. M. 
 
 George CorneHus Gorham, St Neots, B. 1787, Queens', Fellow, B.A. 1809, 
 B.D. 1821, V. St. Just Penwith Cornwall 1846-50, V. Brampford Speke 1847, 
 D. 1857. Will be best remembered by his controversy with the Bp. of Exeter 
 1848-52 on the subject of Baptismal Eegeneration. 
 
 1533. Kendall, F., Trial of, for setting fire to Sydney 
 College. Published from notes taken in court by a Member of the 
 Univ. ["E. Smedley, FeUow of Sydney"]. Camb. Y. 1813. 8°. 
 
 pp. 18. 2s. 6rf. 
 
 Frederick Kendall, Sid., B.A. 1813. 
 
 Edward Smedley, B. c. 1789, Trin., B.A. 1H09, Sid., Fellow, M.A. 1812, 
 Preb. of Lincoln 1829, Editor of the Encyclopaedia Mctropolitaiia, D. 1836 aged 
 47. The volume of poetry called the Tribute, containing contributions by the 
 principal writers of the time (among others Stanzas, " Oh ! that 'twere possible," 
 by Alfred Tennyson), was projected during his life for Smedley's benefit, and after 
 his death issued for that of his family. 
 
 1534. Kerrich, T. Account of some lids of stone coffins discovered 
 in Camb. Castle in 1810. [From Proceedings of Society of Antiquaries.] 
 
 1813. 4°. 
 
 f. 1. 2 plates engraved by J. Basire. 3s. 6d. 
 
 Thomas Kerrich, B. c. 1748, Magd., Fellow, B.A. 1771, M.A. 1775, Univ. 
 
 Librarian 1797, Preb. of Wells 1812, D. 1828 aged 80. Bequeathed paintings, 
 MSS. &c. to the British Museum. 
 
 1535. [Simeon, C] Collection of Psalms & Hymns. 8th Edit, 
 Camb, U for...W. Gibson opposite Catherine Hall. 1813. 24°, 
 
 pp, 362. Red morocco, with tuck. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1536. Bedford Level Corporation. Resolutions &, Orders for 
 I'egulatiug the duties of Superintendents, Oflicers, & Sluice-Keepers, &c. 
 
 1814. Lond. 8". 
 f. 1 + pp. 58, 2s. 6d.
 
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 1537. Dyer, Geo. History of the University and Colleges 
 of Cambridge; including notices relating to the Founders ct Eminent 
 Men. Illustrated by a series of engravings. 2 vols. Lond. 1814. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. XXXV + 268. Engraved title & 2 plates, by John Greig. Vol. II. 
 S. 2 + pp. i52 + Index ff. 6, 29 plates. Beresford Hope's copy. 12s. 
 
 For list of plates see Upcott, I., 43. 
 
 1538. The Same. Lond. 18U. Royal 8°. 
 
 On larger paper. Fine red morocco, straight-grained, flat backs, broad bands, 
 blind & gold tooling, gilt leaves, some parts a little water-stained. 36s. 
 
 1539. The Same. Lond. 1814. 4°. 
 
 Large paper. Plates and engraved title on India paper. Half roan, edges 
 nncut. £2. 2s. 
 
 1540. Guide through the University of Camb. ; containing a 
 comprehensive account of the different Colleges &c. Likewise a de- 
 scription of the Town, County, & Neighbourhood of Camb. New Edit. 
 Camb. W. 1814. 12°. 
 
 pp. 10+189. 3s. M. 
 
 Illustrations : Plan, 1791 ; Senate ; King's Chapel ; King's Coll. ; St. John's 
 Gateway; Nevill's Court, Trin. ; Emman. Coll. 
 
 For other Guides see ante No. 1489 and post No. 1551. 
 
 1541. Harraden, R. B., jun. History of the Univ. of Camb. 
 illustrated by a series of engravings, &c. Dedicated by permission to 
 H. R. H. the Duke of Cambridge. 2nd Edit. Camb. U for R. 
 Harraden and Son. 1814. Imperial 8°. 
 
 pp. xii + 298 + f. 1. 12s. 
 
 Engraved title (dated 1811) and 36 plates, that of the Duke of Gloucester 
 being added to this Edition. See ante No. 1490. 
 
 1542. Les Jeux de la Jeunesse : ou nouvelle methode a in- 
 struire los enfans, en les amusant par la reju-esentation des differens 
 Jeux et Exercises du Corps auxquels ils se livrent ; Orne de 37 
 Figure.s, avec les explications sur les avantages ou les dangers qiii 
 peuvent resulter pour leur sante de ces Jeux et Exercises. A New- 
 market, Imprime par et pour R. Rogers, se vend chez Deck, Bury;... 
 
 Fcap. 8°. 
 pp. viii + 80. Preface dated September 1814. Half bound. 5s. 6d. 
 
 1543. Miscellaneous Concerts. First Grand Miscell. Con- 
 cert, June 30, 1814. Second, July 1, 1814. Third, July 2, 1814. 
 [Camb. Y.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. 3s.
 
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 1544. Museum Criticum ; or Cambridge Classical Researches. 
 
 Vol. I. Camb. U. 1814. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 569. This copy was bound up from the 4 nos. of which the vol. 
 consists, and has the separate contents of each number, before pp. 1, 141, 283, 
 & 421. 
 
 (6) Vol. II. Camb. U. 1826. 8°. 
 
 pp. 700. Nos. 5-8, with the contents on separate leaves. See also post, No. 
 1696. 2 vols. Half calf. Beresford Hope's copy. 9s. 
 
 Coyitrihutors: C. J. Blomfield, J. H. Monk, H. V. Blomfield, J. Tate, 
 P. Elmsley, W. M. Leake, J. H. Frere, &c. 
 
 1545. Pepys, H. Religion the foundation op Law. Assize 
 
 Sermon at Camb. before Mr Justice Heath, March 16, 1814. Camb, 
 
 Y. 1814. 8°. 
 
 f. 1+pp. 17. Is. 
 
 Henry Pepys, B. 1783, Trin., B.A.. 1804, St. John's, Fellow, M.A. 1807, D.D. 
 per L. E. 1840, Bp. Sodor 1840, Worcester 1841, D. 1860. 
 
 1546. St. Michael's Church, Camb. Description. (From 
 Gent. Mag. April and May 1814.) 8°. 
 
 pp. 10. 1 plate engraved by J. Basire. Is. 6d. 
 
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 " dated 1812, is from a sketch made by his friend Mr. J. Baldrey." Note in a copy 
 belonging to the late Mr Richard Hutt. 
 
 1547. The same. 4". 
 
 pp. 12. 1 plate. Large paper, with title " Description of some of the Parish 
 " Churches in Cambridge." 25. (id, 
 
 1548. Ackermann, R. History of the University, its Colleges, 
 
 Halls, & Public Buildings. 2 vols. Lond. Printed for R. Ackermann. 
 
 1815. Imperial 4°. 
 
 Vol. L, pp. xn + 296 + Index ff. 3, & index of plates for both vols. f. 1. 36 
 plates (see Upcott I. Supplement 596**). Also an extra illustration, drawn by 
 F. Mackenzie, of the Interior of the Tower of Jesus Coll. inserted at p. 11. Vol. II. 
 60 plates (Upcott I. Supplement 597**). Proofs on India paper, by Mackenzie, 
 Pugin and Westall. This copy has the portraits of the Founders. 2 vols. Half 
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 1549- The same. 2 vols., without i^lates except that of the Chancellor 
 
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 Eodolph Ackermann, Germany B. 1764, came to London and opened a print- 
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 1550. Fresh Hints; or, a New Cambridge Guide; dedicated 
 
 without permission to Freshmen. To which are added, a Few Trifles, 
 
 in vei'se, dedicated with permission, to Nobody. Lond. 1815. Fcap. 8". 
 
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 1551. Guide. New Cams. Guide; or a view of the Univ. 
 Town, and County of Camb. ...3rd Edit. With a correct Plan of Camb. 
 and elegant engravings. Camb. [Y.] 1815. 12°. 
 
 pp. xxi + 136. 3s. M. 
 
 Illustrations: King's Chapel, Library and Senate House; Plan of Camb.; 
 Part of Trin., Great Court; Emman. Coll. 
 
 For other Guides see ante No. 1540 and post No. 1614. 
 
 1552. Mandell, Wm. Preparation for death enforced from 
 the uncertainty of life. Sermon in Queen's Coll. on the death of Basil 
 Anthony Keck, scholar of that society. Camb. U. 1815. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 59. With life & diary of Keck. Is. Qd. 
 
 13asil Anthony Keck, son of B. A. Keck of York, scholar of Queens', D. 1815 
 aged 22. 
 
 WiUiam Mandell, Queens', Fellow, B.A. 1803, B.D. 1815. 
 
 1553. Ores, Thos. Verney. Observations upon the fever 
 lately prevalent in Camb. Camb. Y. 1815. 8°. 
 
 pp. 30. Is. 6d. 
 
 1554. Powell, John. Syllabus op Lectures on the theory & 
 ])ractice of Agriculture. Camb. A. 1815. 8°. 
 
 pp. 26. Is. Gd. 
 
 John Powell, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1804, M.A. 1807. 
 
 1555. Smedley, Edw., junr. Jonah. A Poem. Lond. 1815. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 25 + 4, Murray's catalogue. This was written for the Seatonian 
 prize, and commended. Is. 
 
 1556. Smyth, Wm. List of books recommended & referred to 
 in tlic lecture.s on Modern History. Camb. Y. 1815. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. Also other editions 1817 and 1823, each Is. Gd. 
 
 1557. Waddington, H. Wallace. A Poem. Camb. 1815. 
 
 Royal 8". 
 
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 1558. Wainwrigiit, L. Literary &, Scientific pursuits which 
 are encoui'aged & enforced in the Univ. of Camb., bricilly described & 
 vindicated. With various notes. Lond. 1815. 8°. 
 
 pp. TOO. Boards. 2s. Gd. 
 
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 1559. Abbott, Hon. M'' Justice. Charge to the Grand Jury 
 of tlie Isle of Ely, at the Special Assizes, held at Ely, June 17, 1816, 
 before M^ .Tustice Burrough, & Edw. Christian, Esq. Chief Justice of 
 Ely ; together with the speeches of the Counsel for the Crown ; and the 
 solemn address of M"" -Justice Abbott to the several convicts, on passing 
 sentence of death upon them. Ely : J. Clements ; for J. Harvey, 
 Camb. 8°. 
 
 pp. 22, Is. 
 
 1560. Bailey, J. Hieroglyphicorum Origo et Natura : &c, 
 Cantab. U. 1816. 8°. 
 
 pp. 112 + f. 1. 1st Senior Bachelor's (Members') prize 1816. 2s. 
 
 James Bailey, Trin., B.A. 1814, M.A. 1823, Headmaster of the Perse School, 
 Editor of Faeciolati's Lexicon, received Civil-list pension of £100 1850, D. 1864. 
 
 1561. Christian, Edw. Syllabus of Heads of Lectures pub- 
 lickly delivered in the Univ. of Camb. Lond. 1816. 8°. 
 
 pp. 80. Is. 6d. 
 
 1562. [CuMMiNG, J.] Plan of a course op Chemical Lectures. 
 Camb. A. 1816. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. Also other editions 1825 (A, ff. 2 + pp. 57) and 1834 (U, pp. 32), 
 
 each Is. M. 
 
 James Gumming, Westminster B. 1777, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1801, M.A. 1804, 
 Prof, of Chemistry 1815, F.E.S., F.G.S., R. North Runcton Norfolk 1819, 
 D. 1861. 
 
 1563. Full & correct Report of the Trials for Rioting at 
 Ely & Littleport, May 1816, before Judges Abbott, Burrough, & 
 Christian, at a special assize held at Ely, June 17 &c., with charge 
 of Justice Abbott, pleadings of counsel. & chapter on the state of 
 the country, &c. By a member of the Inner Temple. Lond. 1816. 
 
 12°. 
 
 pp. xxiv + 87. Half calf. 5s. 
 
 1564. Holy Bible. Camb. U. 1816. Stereotype Edition. 24°. 
 ff. 2 + pp. 822 + ^^^10 Test. 1815, pp. 252. Calf. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1565. Lawson, M. College Exercises. Camb. Z. 1816. 8°. 
 
 pp. 27. Written for the Pitt Scholarship, Browne's Medals, &c. Is. 6d. 
 
 Marmaduke Lawson, Magd., Fellow Commoner & Fellow, B.A. 1816, M.A. 
 1819, M.P., J.P. for Yorks.
 
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 1566. Poll for Election of Registrary of the Univ. of Cams., 
 Oct. 24, 1816. Candidates: Wm. Hustler, M.A., Jes. (159); Rev. 
 Thos. Turton, B.D., Cath. (104). By John Beverley. Camb. Y. 1816. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 21. 2s. 
 
 For other elections of Registrary see post Nos. 1799, 2404. 
 
 1567. Pryme, G. Syllabus of a Course of Lectures on the 
 Principles of Political Economy. Camb. U. 1816. 8°. 
 
 pp. xi + 25. Prof' Sedgwick's Autograph. 2.';. 6d. 
 
 George Pryme, Cottingham B. 1781, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1803, M.A. 1806, 
 Prof, of Poht. Econ. 1828, M.P. for Camb. 1832-41, D. 1868. 
 
 1568. Yarenne, Geo. The Regents of Alma Mater on the 
 Roman Catholic Petition. A Poem. Camb. Y. 1816. 4°. 
 
 pp. 22. 2s. &d. 
 
 George Varenne, Corpus, B.A. 1783, D.D. 1809, R. Westley, V. Elm. 
 
 1569. Walter, H. Lectures on the Evidences in favour of 
 Christianity &, the Doctrines of the Church of England. Camb. U. 
 1816. 12°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 137. Is. 
 
 Heniy Walter, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1806, B.D. 1816, Prof, of Nat. Philos. 
 Haileybury. 
 
 1570. "Wilkinson, W. On the orbits described by bodies re- 
 volving in given planes round immoveable centres of forces. Camb. U. 
 1816. 4°. 
 
 pp. 34. 3s. Gd. 
 
 William Wilkinson, St. John's, B.A. 1812, M.A. 1815. 
 
 1571. Williams, P. Report of Proceedings in the Court of 
 Appeal preferred by King's Coll. Camb. against Eton, to the Lord 
 Bishop of Lincoln. Determined Aug. 15, 1815. Lond. 1816. 8°. 
 
 pp. xvi + 171. 4s. 6d. 
 
 Philip Williams, D.C.L., Barrister at Law, Fellow New Coll. & Vinerian Prof, 
 of Common Law, Oxford. 
 
 1572. Wrangiiam, Fr. Sermons practical & occasional; Dis- 
 sertations, Translations, including new versions of Yii'gil's Bucolica, 
 and of Milton's Defensio Secunda, Seaton Poems, <fec. &c. In 3 vols. 
 Lond. 181G. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. xxviii + 463. Vol. ii. pp. vi + f. l + pp. 531. Vol. in. pp. vi + f. 1 + 
 pp. vii + 480. Vol. I. has portrait of Wrangham ; Vol. ii. portrait of Caroline 
 Symmons froiri marble of J. Nollckens ; Vol. in. bust of Milton. 3 vols. Calf. 
 
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 1573. Cambridge Prize Poems. A complete collection op such 
 English Poems as have obtained the annual premium instituted by the 
 Rev. T. Seaton, from 1750 to 1806, New Edit. 2 vols. Camb, [N.] 
 1817. Post 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. ff, 4 + pp. 332. Vol. 11. pp. iv + 393. Calf. 8s. 
 
 1574. Clarke, E. D. Observations on some Celtic Remains, 
 lately discovered by the Public Road leading from Lond. to Camb. near 
 to Sawston, distant 7 miles from the Univ. 1817. 4°. 
 
 pp. 340 to 343 of Archaeologia, Vol. xviii. 2 plates. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1575. Ely. Statutes of the Collegiate Church op Ely, in 
 the original Latin, with explanatory notes & an English translation [by 
 — Church, of Spital Square]. Lond. 1817. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 143. 3s. 6d. 
 
 1576. [GiLLY, W. S.] Academic Errors; or Recollections op 
 Youth. By a member of the Univ. of Camb. Lond. 1817. 12°. 
 
 pp. iv + 213. Half calf. 2s. &d. 
 
 William Stephen Gilly, B. 1789, Cams & St. Cath., B.A. 1812, D.D. 1833, R. 
 North Fambridge, Canon of Durham, V. Norham-on-Tweed, D. 1855. 
 
 1577. Hornbuckle, T. W. Duties & dippiculties of the pas- 
 toral office in the present time. Sermon at Visitation of the Bishop of 
 Ely, June 20, 1817, at St. Michael's, Camb. Camb. U. 1817. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. Is. 
 
 Thomas Waldron Hornbuckle, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1797, B.D. 1807, V. 
 Madingley. 
 
 1578. King's College. Appeal against the Fellows op Eton, 
 respecting their holding ecclesiastical preferment with tlieir Fellow- 
 ships. Preferred 1814. Also, the answer of the latter, & reply of the 
 former, with other documents. With remarks upon M"" Philip 
 Williams's Report of the Pleadings, May 16 & 17, 1815. Camb. Y. 
 1817. 8°. 
 
 pp. 108. 3s. 6d. 
 
 1579. Leo, C. Examination of the 14 verses selected from 
 Scripture by M"^ J. Bellamy, as a specimen of his emendation of the 
 Bible. Camb. U for... T. Barrett. 1817. 8°. 
 
 pp. 48. 2s. 
 
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 1580. MoTT, T. Elucidation of the ancient English Statute 
 Laws, that award the penalty of Death sans Clergy, from Edw. Ill to 
 Queen Anne, with notes. Lond. 1817. 8°. 
 
 £F. 44-pp. 91. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Thomas Mott, Solicitor, Cambridge. 
 
 1581. Storer, J. Graphic & Historical Description of the 
 Cathedrals of Great Britain. Part 23. Containing Ely Cathedral. 
 Lond. 1817. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. a to q (16). 10 plates. The letterpress is by C. Knigbt. 4s. Gd. 
 
 Plates: S. Transept &c. ; E. End; Prior's Entrance; N. Side with Lady 
 Chapel ; Interior from Nave ; W. View ; S.E. View ; N. Front of Bishop's Palace ; 
 W. door of Cathedral (title of Vol. ii.) ; ground-plan : some of these drawn and 
 engraved by H. S. Storer. 
 
 James Storer, Camb. B. 1781, Lond. D. 1853. Henry Sargent Storer, D. 
 Jan. 8, 1837. In a letter to a friend accompanying a copy of the Collegiorum 
 Portae (see post No. 1713 d) is the following passage: — "Will you add to my 
 satisfaction by accepting of the little volume ? It is the last work completed by 
 me and my eldest son : we were finally separated, as to present things, nearly 
 two years ago. I have not attended to my profession since that time ; my 
 graver has lost its point ; never to be renewed." 
 
 1582. Trinity College. Commemoration Sermons. 
 
 (1) 1817. Monk, J. H. U, 8". ff. 2 + pp. 15. 
 
 (2) 1825. Ward, Ric. U, 1826, 8°. pp. 44. With a sermon in Charterhouse. Is. 
 
 (3) 1827. Waddington, Geo. U, 1828, 8°. pp. 22. 
 
 (4) 1828. WheweU, W. U, 8°. pp. 32. 8 pp. consist of notes on members of 
 
 Trin. 
 
 (5) 1830. Thorp, T. U, 8°. pp. 40. Not published. 
 
 (6) 1834. Jeremie, J. A. T, 1835, 8°. pp. 23. 
 
 (7) 1835. Thorp, T. U, 1836, 8". pp. 20. 
 
 (8) 1836. Blakesley, J. W. NN, 8°. pp. 20. 
 
 (9) 1839. NN, 8°. pp. 27. 
 
 (10) 184L A, 1842, 8°. pp. 23. 
 
 (11) 1842. Jeremie, J. A. Lond. T, 8». ff. 2 + pp. 18. 
 
 (12) 1845. Frere, J. A. Lond. 1846, 8°. pp. 28. 
 
 (13) 1846. Jeremie, J. A. Hertford 1847, 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 27. Third Centenary. 
 
 (14) 1848. Grote, John. A, 1849, 8». pp. 42. 
 
 (15) 1849. Jeremie, J. A. Hertford 1850, 8". pp. 24. 
 
 (16) 1851. Grant, A. R. HH, 8". pp. 15. 
 
 (17) 1852. Thompson, W. H. A, 1853, 8". pp. 24. 
 
 (18) 1860. Lightfoot, J. B. [CCC] 1861, 8". pp. 28. 
 
 (19) 1864. Hotham, H. J. FFF, 1865, 8°. pp. 19. 
 
 (20) 1868. Westcott, B. F. CCG, 1869, 8". pp. 22. 
 
 (21) 1871. Blore, E. W. CCC, 8". pp. 16. 
 
 (22) 1885. Watson, H. W. A, 1886, 8". pp. 20. 
 
 The 22 sermons, 21s. 
 
 1583. Union Society. Various Reports, &c. 8". 
 
 (1) 1817. Statement regarding the Union, an Academic Debating Society, 
 
 which existed at Camb. from Feb. 13, 1815 to Mar. 24, 1817, when 
 it was suppressed by the Vice-Chancellor. Z, pp. xii + 43. 
 
 (2) 1822. Laws and Transactions. AA, pp. viii+ 134. 
 
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 (3) 1826. Union Club, A.D. 182.3. Y, pp. 16. 
 
 (4) 1831. The Union Debating Society of Camb. , in the years 1830 — 31, with a 
 
 peep at the other principal clubs of the same period. A satire. 
 Lond. pp. 20. 
 
 (5) Lines to the Author of a Satire &c. pp. 8. Signed /3. 
 
 (6) 1834. [Watson, W. D.] The Sunday question settled, with reference to the 
 
 late proceedings at the Union Society. By a member of Trin. W, 
 pp. 17. 
 
 (7) 1840. Letter addressed to the author of a " Discourse " upon Great St. 
 
 Mary's & the Union, or, shall we stand or sit, & shall the Union be 
 open on Sundays. FF, pp. 8. 
 
 (8) Don't you think so ? or, the friend's reply to the letter. FF, pp. 10. 
 
 (9) 1845. Transactions, with list of members, catalogue &c. TT, pp. 128. 
 
 (10) 1866. Inaugural Proceedings at the opening of the new building. [CCC] pp. 
 
 xvi-l-96. Edited with preface by G. C. Whiteley, St. John's. 
 
 (11) 1876. Annual Eeport, containing laws, debates &c. to June 1876. DDD, pp. 
 
 127 + f. 1. 
 Also the Annual Reports for 1877 (pp. 134 + f. 1) and 1882 (pp. 161). 
 Together, 13 publications. 21s. 
 
 1584. Addenbrooke's Hospital. Rules &, Orders. Camb. Y. 
 
 1818. 8°. 
 
 pp. 26. Also Sermon at St. Mary's July 1, 1819 for the benefit of the 
 Hospital, by T. Calvert, U, ff . 2 + pp. 30, & List of Governors and Life-Governors, 
 A, 1879, pp. 8, 2s. Gd. 
 
 1585. Baldrey, J. K. Dissertation on the Windows of King's 
 Coll. Chapel. Camb. Y for the author. 1818. 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. Is. Gd. 
 
 Joshua Kirkby Baldrey, B. c. 1755, an artist, resided some years at Cambridge, 
 and executed the large engraving of the E. window of King's Coll. Chapel. D. 
 Hatfield Woodside, Herts. 1829, aged 74. 
 
 1586. Browne, J. H. Charges to the Archdeaconry of Ely in 
 St. Michael's, Camb. 1818 to 1845. 8°. 
 
 1818. Nottingham, ff. 2 + pp. 37 + xciii. 
 
 1822. Corruption of Human Nature, Nottingham, f. 1 + pp. 49 + lxxii + f. 1. 
 
 1826. On Justification. Lond., ff. 2 + pp. 84. 
 
 1828. Connexion between Faith and Works. Lend., ff. 2 + pp. 141. 
 
 1830. Lond., ff. 2 + pp. 49. 
 
 1834. Lond., ff. 2 + pp. 58. 
 
 1838. Strictures on some parts of Oxford Tracts. Nottingham, ff. 2 + pp. 189. 
 
 1842. Past dangers and present position of United Church of England and 
 Ireland. Lond., pp. iv. + 137. 
 
 1844. Inquiry into predicted character of Antichrist. Nottingham, ff. 2 + pp. 
 
 163. 
 
 1845. Nottingham, pp. 41. 
 
 Together 10 charges. 4s. Gd. 
 
 John Henry Browne, B. c. 1779, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1803, M.A. 1806, 
 Archdeacon of Ely, R. Cotgrave, D. 1858, aged 79. 
 
 1587. Brydges, Sir E. Vindication op the pending Bill for 
 the amendment of the Copyright Act, from the misrepresentations and
 
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 unjust comments of the Syndics of the Univ. Library, Camb. Lond. 
 
 1818. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Samuel Egerton Brydges, Wootton Court Kent B. 1762, Queens' 1780, left 
 without degrees, Bart. 1814, M.P. Maidstone, D. 1837. 
 
 1588. Christian, Edw. Vindication of the Right op the Uni- 
 versities of the United Kingdom to a copy of every new publication. 
 3rd Edit. Camb. U. 1818. 8". 
 
 pp. 199. Half morocco. 7s. 6d. 
 
 1589. Clarke, E. D. Syllabus op Lectures on Mineralogy 
 containing a methodical description of Minerals. 2nd Edit. Lond. 
 T. 1818. Royal 8°. 
 
 ff . 4 + pp. 103. Interleaved, with MS. notes. 3s. Gd. 
 
 1590. Lawson, M. Strictures on Maberley's Account of 
 " The melancholy and awful end of Lawrence Dundas Esq. of Trinity 
 College"; and his appeal to the Univ. of Camb. Lond. 1818. 8°. 
 
 pp. 47. Is. 6d. 
 
 1591. Maberley, F. H. Melancholy & awful death op 
 
 Lawrence Dundas, an undergraduate of Trinity ; with an address to the 
 
 younger members of the Univ., & an appeal to the Univ. on its laxity 
 
 of discipline. Lond. 1818. 8°. 
 
 pp. 34. Is. ed. 
 
 Frederick Herbert Maberley, Trin., B.A. 1806, M.A. 1809, V. Kingston Cambs. 
 
 1592. Monk, J. H. Vindication of the Univ. of Camb., prom 
 the reflections of Sir J. E. Smith, president of the Linnean Society, 
 contained in a pamphlet entitled Considerations &c. Lond. 1818. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 95 + 1, works by Monk. Is. 6d. 
 
 1593. Plumian Professorship. Deed op Foundation. With 
 the Queen's Letters Patent. 8". 
 
 pp. 11. 2s. 
 
 Issued from " Clare Hall Lodge Apr. 7, 1818 " at the wish of some members of 
 the Senate "in order that the Professors may know what are required of them, 
 "and the conditions under which they accept of their Professorships." 
 
 1594. Plumptre, Jas. Original Dramas : containing Royal 
 Beneficence, or the Emperor Alexander ; Winter ; Kendrew, or the 
 Coal Mine ; The Force of Conscience ; Mrs Jordan and the Methodist ; 
 and The Salutary Reproof: with prefaces and notes. Camb. Y. 1818. 
 
 12°. 
 
 I)p. xxi + f. 1 I- pp. 204, including "Books pubHshcd by the same author." 
 
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 1595. Poll for Election of Woodwardian Professor in the 
 Univ. of Camb., May 21, 1818. Candidates: Adam Sedgwick (186); 
 Geo. Cornelius Gorham (59). Camb. A. 1818. 8°. 
 
 pp. 13. Is. 6d. 
 
 1596. Sharpe, Wm. Sermon, Feb. 22, 1818, at All Saints', 
 Camb., on resigning his curacy of that Parish. Camb. Y. 1818. 8". 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 William Sharpe, Trin., B.A. 1807, M.A. 1810. 
 
 1597. Smith, Sir J. E. Considerations respecting Camb., more 
 
 particularly relating to its Botanical Professorship. Lond. 1818. 8°. 
 
 pp. 60. Prof. Sedgwick's copy with autograph. 2s. 6d 
 
 Sir James Edward Smith, Norwich B. 1759, D. 1828. 
 
 1598. Statutes. Fourth and Fifth Reports from the Select 
 Committee on Education, &c. Appendixes (A) & (B). Documents. 
 5 ife 8 June 1818. F". 
 
 pp. 219 to 495. Containing Statutes of Eton, St. Bees, and Trinity and St. 
 John's, Camb. Boards. 5s. 6d. 
 
 1599. Bays, Peter. The Examiner : or the Scholar put to 
 
 Trial ; being a sequel to the Schoolmaster's Assistant. Camb. A, & 
 
 sold by the author at Waterloo Place, 1819. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. ii + 70 + *44 & *45. Boards. 2s. 6d 
 
 Peter Payne Bays, Cambridge B. c. 1784, sailing-master in the merchant 
 
 service, schoolmaster, auditor of the Cambridge Union, New York D. 1864 aged 
 
 80. 
 
 1600. Cambridge Monthly Repository, or Literary Miscellany. 
 No. I. Dec. 1819. [Probably all published.] 8". 
 
 pp. 44. No place or printer's name. 3s. 6d. 
 
 Contents : Introduction, Essay on Genius, Strictures on a passage in Lady 
 Morgan's Florence McCarthy &c. At the end a " Monthly Chronicle." Univer- 
 sity Intelligence (Meeting Nov. 2, 1811, to form the Camb. Philos. Society) ; Town 
 and County Intelligence ; General Occurrences. 
 
 1601. Camb. Philosophical Society. Regulations. Established 
 
 Nov. 15, 1819. 4°. 
 
 pp. viii + 8, List of members. Also those for 1822 (8". pp. xxi), 1832 (8°. pp. 
 32), 1833 (8°. pp. 32), 1835 (8°. pp. 28) & 1857 (8°. pp. 12). The 6 together, 6s. 
 
 1602. Carter, Edm. History of the County of Camb., from 
 the earliest account to the present time, &c. Also a particular account 
 of the Ancient and Modern Cambridge, with the City of Ely, &c. First 
 printed in m.dcc.liii. Lond. 1819. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. iv + 376. Edited by Wm. Upcott. Large Paper copy. Boards. 18s.
 
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 1603. Christian, Edw. Vindication of the Criminal Law, and 
 the administration of public Justice in England, from the imputation of 
 cruelty. In a charge to the Grand Jury at Ely Assizes. Lond, T. 
 1819. 8". 
 
 f. 1 +pp. 77 + 1, books by same author. 2s. 
 
 1604. Clarke, E. D. Account of antiquities found at Ful- 
 bourn in Cambs. Communicated to the Society of Antiquaries in a 
 letter to Nicholas Carlisle, F.R.S., Secretary. Lond. 1819. 4°. 
 
 pp. 8. Folding plate. 3s. 
 
 1604*. Cotman, J. S. Antiquities of Saint Mary's Chapel, 
 at Stourbridge, near Camb., <kc. &c. Published by J. S. Cotman, 
 printed by C. Sloman, Yarmouth, 1819. F". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 2. 10 plates. Half morocco. 18s. 
 
 Plates: N. W. view; S. E. view; N. Doorway; S. Doorway; Details 
 (Wiudow-s &c.) ; Interior, showing great arch ; E. view of gate of Camb. Castle ; 
 W. view of do. ; Monks' Entrance, Ely ; Priors' Entrance. 
 
 John Sell Cotman, Norwich B. 1782, exhibited in Royal Academy 1800-6, 
 President of Norwich Society of Artists 1811, drawing-master to King's College 
 London 183-4, published many architectural engi'avings, D. 1842. 
 
 1605. Eton College. Explanation of the various Local 
 Passages and Allusions in the Appeal of King's College versus Eton 
 College. By a late Scholar. With remarks upon the Examination of 
 the Provost of Eton before the committee. Lond. 1819. 8°. 
 
 pp. 58. With Hatchard's catalogue, ff. 4. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1606. Mandell, W. Origin and end of our Christian calling. 
 Sermon at All Saints', March 28, 1819. Camb. Y. 1819. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 1607. Monk, J. H. Appendix to Vindication of the Univ. of 
 Camb. Camb. A. May 1819. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 55. 2s. 
 
 1608. Smith, Sir J. E. Defence of the Church and Universi- 
 ties of England, against such injurious advocates as Prof. Monk, & the 
 Quarterly Review, Jan. 1819. Lond. 1819. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 107. Is. 6(1. 
 
 1609. Two Music Speeches at Cambridge Commencements 1714 
 «t 1730. By Roger Long, and John Taylor. With Dr Taylor's Latin 
 speech at St. Mary's Jan. oU, 1730; several of his juvenile poems;
 
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 some minor essays in prose ; and specimens of his epistolary correspon- 
 dence. To the whole are prefixed, Memoirs of Dr Taylor & Dr Long. 
 Lond. 1819. 8"- 
 
 pp. lx+113. At end, books published by John Nichols & Son. Boards. 
 
 4s. Gd. 
 
 1610. WooDHOusE, R. Syllabus of Lectures on Experimental 
 Philosophy. [Camb?] 1819. 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Is- 6d. 
 
 Eobert Woodhouse, Norwich B. 1773, Caius, B.A. 1795, M.A. 1798, Lucasian 
 Prof. 1820, Plumian Prof. 1822, Superintendent of Observatory 1824, D. 1827. 
 
 1611. Articles of the OriCxInal Friendly Society, united for 
 the weekly support of the members afflicted with sickness, &c. &c. In- 
 stituted Feb. 11, 1755. Camb. A. 1820. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. Is- ^d- 
 
 1612. Cambridge Prize Poems : being a complete collection of 
 the English Poems which have obtained the Chancellor's Gold Medal in 
 the Univ. of Camb. 3rd Edit. Lond. 1820. 12°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 248. Purple straight-grained morocco. "To Mrs. Hemans, with 
 best regards, C. G. 1824." 5s. &d. 
 
 1613. Clay, John. Elegy on the Death of the King. Lond., 
 printed by R. Clay, Devonshire St. 1820. 8°. 
 
 pp. 14 + f. 1. Dated Cambridge Feb. 4, 1820. Is. 6d. 
 
 1614. Guide through the Univ. of Camb. : containing a com- 
 prehensive account of the various colleges &c. Likewise a Description 
 of the Town, County, & Environs of Camb. New Edit, with new 
 engravings. Camb. [Y.] 1820. 12°. 
 
 pp. xii + 132. With J. Deighton & Sons' Catalogue at end, pp. 4. 2s. 
 
 Illustrations : Plan, 1820 ; Senate House ; King's Coll. ; (King's Chapel) ; St. 
 John's Coll.; (Trin. Coll.) ; Emman. Coll. ; drawn by Baldrey, & engraved by S. 
 Sparrow. Those in brackets are wanting, but in addition there are, Library, 
 Senate House, and King's Chapel, by E. Harraden ; Trin. CoU. Gt. Court ; and 
 Catharine Hall ; engraved by T. Woodyer, (taken from an older guide). 
 
 For other Guides see ante No. 1551 and post No. 1679. 
 
 1615. Hatfield, Weston. Trial and acquittal, on a false 
 charge of riot & misdemeanour : at the Camb. Sessions, Jan. 14, 1820 ; 
 with a prefatory municipal history of the Borough, also the examination 
 before the Magistrates. Dedicated to the Duke of Rutland. Camb. 
 BB. [1820.] 120. 
 
 pp. 78. From the Gazette & Independent Press, Jan. 29, 1820. 2s. 6d.
 
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 1616. HuLSEAN Lectures. 8°. 
 
 (1) 1820. Benson, C. Two introductory discourses, with appendix. U, pp. 54. 
 
 (2) 1822. On Scripture Dilficulties. 20 discourses. U, pp. 
 
 sx + 420. 
 
 (3) 1823. Franks, J. C. Apostolic preaching & vindication of the Gospel to 
 
 the Jews, Samaritans, & devout Gentiles, as exhibited in the Acts, 
 Epistles of St. Peter, & Hebrews. U, pp. xxiii + 452. 
 
 (4) 1827. Chevallier, T. Proofs of Divine power & wisdom, from Astronomy. 
 
 U, pp. XXX + 410. 
 
 (5) 1833. Eose, Hen. Joh. Laws of Moses in connection with the history & 
 
 character of the Jews, &c. TJ, 1834, pp. xxiv + 236. 
 
 (6) 1837. Parkinson, E. Eationalism & Eevelation. [Manchester] 1838, pp. 
 
 xlvii + 223. Containing memoir of Hulse. 
 
 (7) 1839. Smith, T, T. Man's Eesponsibility in reference to his Eehgious 
 
 Belief. Lond. 1840, pp. xxviii + 242. 
 
 (8) 1840. Christian Eehgion in connexion with the Principles 
 
 of Morality. Lond. 1841, pp. xvi + 280. 
 
 (9) 1842. Alford, Hen. Consistency of the Divine Conduct in revealing the 
 
 doctrines of Eedemption. Part II. HH, 1843, pp. xviii + 160. 
 
 (10) 1845. Trench, E. C. Fitness of Holy Scripture for unfolding the spiritual 
 
 Ufe of man. A, pp. viii+ 168. 
 
 (11) 1849. Humphry, W. G. The Doctrine of a Future State. A, 1850, pp. 
 
 xi + 285. 
 
 (12) 1850. The early progress of the Gospel. A, 1851, pp. 
 
 xi + 216. 
 
 (13) 1851. Currey, Geo. The preparation for the Gospel, as exhibited in the 
 
 history of the Israelites. A, pp. xi + 255. 
 
 (14) 1855. Goodwin, H. Doctrine & difficulties of the Christian Faith. [A.] 
 
 1856, pp. xi + 266. 
 
 (15) 1856. The Glory of the only begotten of the Father seen in 
 
 the manhood of Christ. CCC, pp. xi + 218. 
 
 (16) 1857. Swainson, C. A. The Creeds of the Church in their relations to the 
 
 Word of God and the conscience of the Christian. A, 1858, pp. 
 vii + 231. 
 
 (17) 1865. Moorhouse, J. Our Lord Jesus Christ the subject of growth in 
 
 wisdom. A, 1866, pp. ix + 211. 
 
 (18) 1866. Perowne, E. H. The Godhead of Jesus. CCC, 1867, pp. viii + 123. 
 
 (19) 1867. Pritchard, C. Analogies in the progress of Nature & Grace. A, 
 
 1868, Tntroduction only, pp. xxxiv. 
 
 (20) 1868. Perowne, J. J. S. ImmortaHty. CCC, 1869, pp. xxi + 133. 
 
 (21) 1882. Watson, F. The Law & the Prophets. 000, 1883, ff. 3 + pp. 210. 
 
 (22) 1884. Bonney, T. G. Influence of Science on Theology. [Lond.] 1885, 
 
 pp. xii + 74. 
 The 22 vols., 36s. 
 
 1617. Smith, John. Select Discourses. First published in 
 1660. Abridged by Jolin King. With a brief memoir of the author. 
 Lond. 1820. 12». 
 
 pp. XXXV + 176 + 4, Hatchard & Son's Catalogue. 2s. %d. 
 
 John King, Queens', B.A. 1814, M.A. 1817. 
 
 1618. Blomfield, E. V. Memoir, by J. H. M[onk], prom the 
 Museum Criticum. [Camb. A. c. 1821.] 8". 
 
 pp. 11. l.v. 
 
 Edward Valentine Blomfield, Bury St. Edmund's B. 1788, Caius, B.A. iHll, 
 Emman., Fellow, M.A. 1814, D. 1816.
 
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 1619. Clarke, E. D. Address read at the first meeting of 
 the Camb. Pliilos. Society, stating the objects of its institution. 
 Written at the request of the Council. Camb. U. 1821. 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 7. 3s. 6d. 
 
 1620. Farish, "VVm. Plan of a Course of Lectures on Arts 
 and Manufactures, more particularly such as relate to Chemistry. 
 Camb. U. 1821. 8°. 
 
 f.l + pp.35. Is. M. 
 
 1621. Jackson, J. Nature and Evil of Schism : a sermon 
 at Wisbech, July 31, 1821, at the Quadrennial Visitation of Bowyer 
 Edward [Sparke] Bp. of Ely. Wisbech. White & Leach. 1821.8°. 
 
 pp. 32. Is. 
 
 Jeremiah Jackson, M.A., V. Swaffham Bulbeck, V. Wisbech St. Peter's. 
 
 1622. Mary de Rochford; or the Banks of Cam. A Poem. 
 Lond. 1821. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 128. Boards. 3.s. 6rf. 
 
 By Miss Bullen, of tlie Hoop Hotel, Camb. j from a note in a copy in the 
 Camb. Free Library. 
 
 1623. Queens' Coll. The Case of the President of Queen's 
 Coll., Camb., determined in the High Court of Chancery by the 
 Rt. Hon. Lord Eldon, acting on behalf of his Majesty, as Visitor. 
 Edited by Chas Bowdler. Lond. 1821. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 192. 3s. 6d. 
 
 1624. Sedgwick, A. Syllabus of Course op Lectures on 
 Geology. Camb. Y. 1821. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 45. Interleaved with notes. Also 2nd Edit. 1832, pp. 57, & 3rd 
 Edit. 1837, pp. 66, each 2s. 
 
 Adam Sedgwick, Dent Yorks. B. 1785, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1808, LL.D. 1866, 
 Woodwardian Professor 1818, F.R.S., D. 1873. 
 
 1625. Cambridge Philosophical Society Transactions. Vols. 
 I to XIII, pt. 3 (pt. 4 not published), XIV, & XV, pts. 1—3. 
 1821—92. 4°. 
 
 For contents to end of Vol. XII see Proceedings Vol. Ill, pt. 8. £24. 
 
 (6) Proceedings. Vols. I to VII, pt. 6. 1843 — 
 
 92. 8°. 
 
 A complete set as far as published. £5. 5s.
 
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 1626. Chatfield, R. Appeal to the British Public ; in the 
 cause of the persecuted Greeks, and an earnest recommendation that an 
 immediate subscx-iption be opened for their support. Lond. 1822. 8°. 
 
 pp. 21. Is. 
 
 Kobert Chatfield, Emmanuel, LL.B. 1805, LL.D. 1811, V, Chatteris. 
 
 1627. Christian, Edw. Explanation of the Law of Elections 
 in the Univ. of Camb., more especially in the case of the successors to 
 the Professors. Camb. W. 1822. 8". 
 
 pp. 72. 3s. 
 
 1628. Clark, W. Analysis of a course of lectures on the 
 Anatomy and Physiology of the human body. Camb. A. 1822. 8°. 
 
 pp. 104. 2s. Gd. 
 
 William Clark, Newcastle B. 1788, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1808, M.D. 1827, Prof, 
 of Anatomy 1817, F.R.S., D. 1869. 
 
 1629. Hey, John. Lectures in Divinity delivered in the 
 Univ. from 1780 to 1795. 2nd Edit. 4 vols. Camb. U. 1822. 8". 
 
 Vol. I. pp. X + ff . 3 + pp. vii + 76 + f . 1 + pp. 476. Vol. II. ff. 2 + pp. 494. Vol. 
 III. ff. 2 + pp. 502. Vol. IV. ff. 2 + pp. 575. Containing memoir of author. 
 Boards. 10s. 
 
 1630. I., S. Observations on the Plans for the Camb. Obser- 
 vatory. Camb. Y. 1822. 8". 
 
 f. 1 +pp. 16. Presentation copy to Prof. Sedgwick. Is. Gd. 
 
 1631. Jackson, Jer. Account of the principal Public Chari- 
 ties of WisVjech St. Peter's, to which are prefixed, Considerations on 
 Public Charities in general. Wisbech. White & Leach. 1822. 8°, 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 104. Is. 6d. 
 
 1632. Letter to the Rt. Rev. John [Kaye] Bishop op Bristol, 
 respecting an additional examination of students in the Univ. of Camb., 
 and the different plans proposed for that purpose. By Philograntus. 
 Lond. 1822. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 63. The " Previous " began in 1824. Is. 6d. 
 
 1633. Poll for Election of Univ. Librarian, March 26, 1822. 
 Candidates : John Lodge, M.A. (139) ; Jas. Clarke Franks, M.A. (113). 
 By John Smith. Camb. Y. 8". 
 
 pp. 21. For another election see post No. 2094, 2s.
 
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 1634. SCHOLEFIELD, JaS. SeCOND LETTER TO THE EaRL OF LlVER- 
 
 pool in reply to that from the Rev. H. H. Nori-is, on the subject of the 
 B. & F. Bible Society. Lond. 1822. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 199. 2s. 
 
 James Scholefield, Henley B. 1789, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1813, M.A. 1816, 
 Regius Prof, of Greek 1825, Curate to Simeon 1813, P. C. St. Michael's 1823, Canon 
 of Ely 1849, D. 1853. 
 
 1635. Syllabus or Plan of Lectures, on the Literature & 
 Languages of Modern Europe. 3rd Edit. Camb. W. 1822. 8°. 
 
 pp. 43. See also ante No. 1507. 2s. 
 
 1636. The Mirror. Camb. AA. 1822. 8". 
 pp. iv + 61. Is. 6d. 
 
 1637. The Oxford Sausage : being select poetical pieces : by 
 the most celebrated wits in that university. New Edit. Camb. BB. 
 for W. Grant. 1822. 24°. 
 
 pp. 16 + 186. 1 plate. Boards, 3s. Gd. 
 
 1638. Trinity College, Case of the Senior Graduate in 
 Divinity among the Fellows of Trinity Coll., as to his right to Pre- 
 option in college livings. [Camb. Y. 1822, Nov. 8.] 8°, 
 
 pp. 24. With 3 fly-sheets on the subject. 4s. (id. 
 
 Eespecting the presentation to the vicarage of Enfield, Hustler being the 
 senior graduate in Divinity, and attempts having been made to present Cresswell 
 to the living. 
 
 1639. United University Club. List of Members. 1822. 
 Lond. 8^ 
 
 pp. 37. Is, 
 
 1640. Whiter, Walter. Etymologicon Universale, or Uni- 
 versal Etymological Dictionary : on a new plan. Camb. A. 1822 — 5. 
 
 4°. 
 
 Vol. I. 1822, pp. vi + 144 + 552. Vol. II. 1822, pp. 553 to 1307. Vol. III. pp. 
 xvi + xvii + 565. 3 vols. Calf, gilt. 21s. 
 
 Vols. I. and II. were published in 1811, and re-issued as above with new titles. 
 See Etymologicon Magnum 1800, ante No. 851, 
 
 1641. Dyer, Geo. Address to the Subscribers to the Privi- 
 leges of the Univ. of Camb. Lond. 1823. 8°. 
 
 pp. 22. An apology for delay. Is. 6d.
 
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 1642. [Farish, Wm.] Address to the Senate of the Univ. of 
 Camb., relative to certain Academic Proceedings which occasionally 
 take place therein on the Lord's Day. Oamb. [Lond. printed.] 1823. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. " Eev. Mr. Corrie, Cath. Hall." Is. 6d. 
 
 1643. Feary, C, Memoirs of, first pastor of the Baptist 
 Church, Bluntisham, in Huntingdonshire. With account of the rise 
 and formation of that Church. By John Audley. Canib. Y. for 
 Wright, Johnson, and Saudifer. 1823. 12°. 
 
 pp. viii+119. 2s. Gd. 
 
 Coxe Feary, Bluntisham B. 1759, D. 1822. 
 
 1644. [French, W.] Address to the Senate. Camb. W. 1823. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. 2s. 
 
 William French, B. c. 1786, Caius, B.A. 1811, Pemb., Fellow, M.A. 1814, D.D. 
 per L. B. 1821, Master of Jesus 1820, D. 1849 aged 63. 
 
 1645. • Another copy with Sedgwick's Reply, 1823 (No. 1652), 
 
 French's Observations, 1824 (No. 1663), and Sedgwick's iJemarfo, 1824 (No. 1671). 
 4 in 1 vol. Boards. 4s. M. 
 
 1646. GiRDLESTONE, S. GuiDE TO THE CoURT OP THE QuARTER 
 
 Sessions of the Peace for the Isle of Ely. Wisbech. Henry Leach. 
 1823. 8°. 
 
 pp. 55. " George Pryme Esq. With Mr. Girdlestone's respectful Compts." 2s. 
 Steed Girdlestone, of Wisbech, Deputy Clerk of the Peace for the Isle of Ely. 
 
 1647. Graduati Cantabrigienses : ab anno 1659 usque ad Oct. 
 1823. Cantab. U. 1823. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. 537 + 28. Edited by the Eev. W. Hustler. 10s. 6^. 
 
 William Hustler, Jes., Fellow, B.A. 1811, M.A. 1814, Registrary 1816. For 
 other editions see ante Nos. 721 & 836, and post No. 2103. 
 
 1648. Large paper copy, with bookplate of John Jebb, D.D., Bp. 
 
 of Limerick. Calf. 15s. 
 
 1649. Maniakes, N. Canares, a poem in Modern Greek, to 
 which is added a Paean, or Greek War Song, translated from the 
 English by the same author. Camb. U. 1823. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii+32. Dedicated to the Earl of Guilford, The title is also given in 
 Modern Greek, after the above. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Nicholas Maniakes, who appears in the Univ. Calendar as a pensioner of Trin. 
 1821 — 25, docs not appear to have taken a degree.
 
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 1650. Pryme, Geo. Introductory Lecture & Syllabus, to a 
 course delivered in the Univ. on the Principles of Political Economy. 
 Camb. U. 1823. 8». 
 
 pp. 36. 2s. 
 
 1651. Letter to the Freemen & Inhabitants of the 
 
 Town of Camb., on the state of the Borough. Camb. BB. 1823. 8°. 
 
 pp. 41, 2s. 
 
 1652. Sedgwick, Adam, Reply to an Address to the Senate 
 (published by the Master of Jesus Coll.). Camb. Y. 1823. 8^ 
 
 pp. vi + 86. See also ante No. 1645. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1653. The Cambridge Tart : Epigrammatic & Satiric Poetical 
 Effusions, &c, &c. Dainty morsels, served up by Cantabs, on various 
 occasions. Dedicated to the members of the Univ. of Camb., by 
 Socius. Loud. 1823, Fcap, 8°. 
 
 pp. xi + 7 to 289. Engraved frontispiece. Boards. 5s. Gd. 
 
 "Oxford has its Sausage, and why not Cambridge its Tart? " 
 
 1654. Another copy, half morocco, gilt top. 6s. 6d. 
 
 1655. [WicKENDEN, W.] Poems, By the Bard of the Forest. 
 Camb. Y. 1823, 12«, 
 
 pp, 92 + 25* to 28* (additional subscribers) + f, 1, books by the same author, 
 (Count Giants of Switzerland and Bleddyn, a Welsh national tale). Dedicated to 
 Ealph Tatham, St. John's. The subscribers, who occupy 14 pp., are mostly of St. 
 John's & Emman. Colls., and Gloucestershire. The "Forest" is the Forest of 
 Dean. 4s. Qd. 
 
 William Wickenden, B. c. 1795, St. John's, B.A. 1825, ordained same year to 
 the curacy of Mudford Somerset, where be remained till 1831. After this date he 
 seems to have gained a precarious livelihood by his pen. See post No. 2367, and 
 also an article in the Eagle No. 100, pp. 490 — 501. 
 
 1656. Blank Book of a Small Colleger. Lond. 1824. Fcap, 8°, 
 
 ff. 3 + pp, 142. HaKcalf, 4s. 6d. 
 
 Great St. Mary's, Trinity College Forty Years ago, Twenty-Four Hours at 
 Emmanuel, &c. Most of the articles are signed E., and one N. Dedicated to 
 George Hunsley Fielding from CoUege, Cambridge. 
 
 1657. Cambridge Classical Examination Papers, 1810 — 23. 
 Camb. U. 1824. 8°. 
 
 pp. vii+149 + f. 1. Collected by J. H. Monk, Kegius Professor of Greek & 
 Dean of Peterborough. 2s. 6d.
 
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 1658. Cambridge Quarterly Review, and Academical Register. 
 Vol. I, March and July, 1824. Vol. II No. 1, October 1824. Lond. 
 1824. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. Part 1, ff. 2 + pp. 182 + ff. 2 + pp. 68. Fart 2, ff. 2 + pp. 183 to 366, + 
 ff. 2 + pp. 69 to 128 + Index, ff. 2. Vol. II. Part 1, f. 1 + pp. 166 + 70, no title. 
 
 This Review has articles on the leading literature of the time — Southey's Book 
 of the Church, Trial of Edward Irving, Scott's St. Konan's Well, Godwin's 
 Commonwealth, Byron's Deformed Transformed, Parry's North West Passage, 
 &c. &c. 
 
 It also contains severe reviews on the Blank Book of a Small Colleger, (ante No. 
 1656), and Nicholas Stratton's Poems, (post No. 1672). In the same vol. is the 
 1st No. of the Oxford Quarterly Magazine, March 1825. 10s. 6d. 
 
 1659. Clarke, E. D. Life and Remains. [By Wm. Otter.] 
 Lond. 1824. 4°. 
 
 pp. x + 670. Portrait by Opie. Pages at beginning and end spotted. Calf, 
 gilt. 7s. M. 
 
 William Otter, B. 1768, Jesus, Fellow, B.A. 1790, M.A. 1793, Bp. of Chichester 
 1836, D. 1840. 
 
 1660. [Dobree, p. p.] Greek Inscriptions from the Marbles 
 in the Library of Trin. Coll. Camb. [1824.] 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 30. Dated May 10, 1824. Frontispiece. After the inscriptions is a 
 letter from Mr. Dobree with conjectural additions. This copy was presented 
 to Prof. Sedgwick. 2s. &d. 
 
 Peter Paul Dobree, Guernsey B. 1782, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1804, M.A. 1807, 
 Begins Professor of Greek 1823, D. 1825. 
 
 1661. Dyer, Geo. Privileges of the Univ. of Camb. ; together 
 with additional observations on its history, &c. 2 vols. Lond. 1824. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. xi + 630. Vol. II. f. 1 + pp. <i\x\m + 200 +2Jostscript pp. 8, and 
 Address to Subscribers, Lond. 1823 pp. 22 (see ante No. 1641). Boards. 9s. 
 
 1662. Ely. Guide to the Cathedral Church and Conventual 
 Buildings. 3rd Edit. Camb. CC. 1824. 8°. 
 
 pp. 68. Ground plan of the Cathedral. 2s. &d. 
 
 1663. [French, Wm.] Observations upon Prop. Sedgwick's 
 Reply to Dr. French's Address to the Senate. Camb. W. 1824. 8°. 
 
 pp. 38. See also ante No, 1645. Is. &d. 
 
 1664. Gradus ad Cantabrigiam ; or New Univ. Guide to the 
 Academical Customs, & Collocjuial or Cant Terms peculiar to the Univ. 
 of CamVj. To which is affixed a Tail Piece ; or the Heading & Varmint 
 method of proceeding to the degree of A.B. By a Brace of Cantabs. 
 Lond. 1824. 8«.
 
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 ff. 4 + pp. 131. 7 plates, coloured. See also ante No. 1440 for other edition. 
 
 158. 
 
 Plates: Quite unexpected; Post tot naufragia tutus — "sum Baccalaureus 
 Artium " ; costumes (3) ; Gown 1 Gown! — Town! Town! — or the Battle of Peas 
 Hill ; " Jemmy Gordon." 
 
 1665. The same with plates uncoloured. 7s. &d. 
 
 1666. Gunning, H. The King v. the Vice-Chancellor of 
 
 Camb. Report of the above Cause in the Court of King's Bench : 
 
 with the proceedings in the Univ., in opposition to the right of 
 
 nominating to the Professorship of Mineralogy, claimed by the Heads. 
 
 Camb. [Lond. printed.] 1824. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 95 + xxxviii. is. 6d. 
 
 Henry Gunning, Newton Cambs. B. 1768, Christ's, B.A. 1788, M.A. 1791, 
 
 Esquire Bedell 1789 — 1854, D. Brighton 1854. See Eeminiscences post No. 2241. 
 
 1667. [Le Grice, C. V.] Imitation op Horace's First Epistle, 
 written at Trin. Coll. Camb., 1793. Penzance : T. Vigurs. 1824. 12°. 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 6d. 
 
 1668. Letter to the Commissioners op Navigation, on the 
 proposed application to Parliament, to widen the Eau Brink Cut. 
 Lynn: J. Wade. 1824. 8». 
 
 pp. 15. Signed " A Looker-on. Lynn, Oct. 20, 1824." 2s. 6d. 
 
 1669. Palaeologus, Gregorias. The Death of Demosthenes. 
 A tragedy in four acts ; — in prose. Translated from the Modern 
 Greek by G. Palaeologus of Constantinople. Camb. CC. 1824. 8°. 
 
 pp. x-f 64. 2s. 6(/. 
 
 1670. Rennell, Thos. Some account op his Life and Writings : 
 first published in the Christian Remembrancer. Lond. 1824. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23 + 1, works by the late T. Eennell. The article is signed I. L. Is. 6rf. 
 
 1671. Sedgwick, A. Remarks on the Observations of Dr. 
 French with an argument on the law of Elections to offices created 
 by the Senate. Camb. Y. 1824. 8°. 
 
 pp. 48. See also ante No. 1645. 28. 
 
 1672. Stratton, N. Poems on various subjects, written chiefly 
 during the season of youth. With illustrative notes : to which is 
 prefixed a memoir of the authoi', written by himself. Camb. BB for 
 the author. 1824. 12°. 
 
 pp. xxxii + 188. Dedicated to Lord John Russell. Boards. 2s. 6rf. 
 
 Nicholas Stratton, "a rustic farmer's son," Abbot's Ripton Hunts. B. 1787.
 
 1825] V. mNETEENTH CENTURY. 301 
 
 1673. [Wrangham, Fr.] Sertum Cantabrigiense ; or the Cam- 
 bridge Garland. Malton. R. Smithson, junr. 1824. 8°. 
 
 pp. vi + 89. The "Advertisemeut " is signed "F. W. Hunmanby, Nov. 23, 
 18'24," Francis Wrangham, the compiler. After the alphabetical list of wranglers 
 &c. (1754 — 1823) is an appendix giving chronological lists of subjects of the 
 various prizes with the names of prizemen. Boards. 3s. 6d. 
 
 1674. The Same. Large Paper. Royal 8°. 
 
 " Only 25 copies printed on Large Paper, none for sale." This copy belonged 
 to W. B. I). D. Turnbull, who writes : "presented to me at Hunmanby 27 July 
 1826, by the Rev. Robert Mitford Taylor, Vicar there," 5s. 6d. 
 
 1675. Clarke, E. D. Life & Remains ; by the Rev. Wm. Otter. 
 2 vols. Lend. 1825. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. ff. 4 + pp. 500, with portrait after Opie, engraved by E. Scriven. Vol. II. 
 ff. 2 + pp. 486. Half calf. 7s. Gd. 
 
 1676. Cribb, J. J. Small-pox & Cow-pox : comprehending a 
 concise history of these diseases & a comparison between Inocnlation 
 for Small-pox, and Vaccination, founded upon a statistical account of 
 their effects in Camb. With a plan for the universal extension of 
 vaccination. Camb. DD. 1825. 8°. 
 
 pp. 80. 2s. 6d. 
 
 John Jennings Cribb, M.R.C.S. 
 
 1677. Dreams of the Past, in Verse. By a member of the 
 Univ. of Camb. ["a wretched Tyro at Lincoln's Inn."'] Lond. 1825. 
 
 12°. 
 pp. v + f. 1-1- pp. 99. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1678. Facetiae Cantabrigienses : consisting of Anecdotes, 
 Smart Sayings, Satirics, Retorts, &c. &c. by or relating to celebrated 
 CantaVjs. Dedicated to the Students of Lincoln's Inn, by Socius. 
 Lond. 1825. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 ff. 4 -I- pp. 219. Portrait of Person. 7s. Gd. 
 
 1679. Guide. The Stranger's Companion; forming a complete 
 guide through the Univ. and Town of Camb. ; divided into walks... 
 2nd Edit. Camb. EE. 1825. 12°. 
 
 pp. viii + 132. 2s. Od. 
 
 muntnitiona : King's Chapel, Public Library and Senate House; Plan of 
 Camb. ; View from Castle Hill, (on p. 1) ; Great Quadrangle of Trin. ; Senate and 
 Great St. Mary's, (on p. 62) ; Corpus Coll. 
 
 For other Guides see ante No. 1614 and post No. 1692. 
 
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 1680. [H., J.] Original Poems in the Amatory, Heroic, 
 Pathetic and other styles. By a Traveller. Camb. EE. 1825. 12°. 
 
 pp. 39. Eat^li poem is signed J. H. 2s. 6(7. 
 
 In a later edition printed at Halesworth in 1830, J. Huckman is given in 
 MS. as author. 
 
 1681. HoLUNGWORTH, J. B. Heads of Lectures in Divinity. 
 Delivered in the Univ. of Camb. Lond. 1825. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 48. Is. 
 
 John Banks HoUingworth, B. 1779, Pet., Fellow. B.A. 1804, D.D. 1819, 
 Norrisian Prof, of Divinity 1824-38, K. St. Margaret's Lothbury, Archdeacon of 
 Huntingdon, D. 1856. 
 
 1682. Hopkins, B. Sculpture. A poem written for the 
 Chancellor's Medal, July 1825. Camb. EE. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 Benjamin Hopkins, St. John's, Scholar, B.A. 1826. 
 
 1683. Metropolitan Quarterly Magazine. Nos. I. & II. Nov. 
 1825 & Feb. 1826. Lond. 8°. 
 
 No. I. pp. 256. No. II. pp. 257 to 488. Edited by F. D. Maurice & Chas. 
 Shapland Whitmore of Trin. Contains articles by Maurice entitled, " John 
 Milton's Christia7i Doctrine," (see post No. 1684,) "Supplementary Sheet to 
 Bentham's Book of Fallacies," and "Age of Folly." There was also a 3rd number 
 with 4 contributions by Maurice. 9s. 
 
 1684. Milton, John. Treatise on Christian Doctrine, com- 
 piled from the Holy Scriptures alone. Translated by C. R. Sumner. 
 Camb. U. 1825. 4». 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. xlii + 711 + ff. 2, Addenda and Corrigenda. 2 Hthograph plates, 
 containing facsimiles of two sonnets in a MS. at Trin. Coll., and of three hand- 
 writings in the original of the above, which had been recently discovered in a 
 press at the State Paper Office. Dedicated to the King, by whose command it was 
 printed. Fine copy, half morocco. 10s. 6d. 
 
 For Maurice's review of this see above No. 1683. 
 
 1685. [Perry, Samuel.] Letter to the Public Orator of 
 Camb. Univ. on the Ordination of Non-Graduates under the ten-year 
 Divinity Statute ; including observations on a pamphlet by Dr. Michell. 
 Lond. 1825. 8°. 
 
 pp. 51. Dated from Shenfield Academy. Is. Gil. 
 
 1686. Walker, J., & Wm. Shadwell Mylne. Joint Report of 
 Walker & Mylne, the engineers appointed in consequence of the late 
 intended Eau Brink Act, 1825. Camb. DD. 8' 
 
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 pp. 62. 2s. 6d.
 
 1826] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 303 
 
 1687. Wood, P. S. To the country at large, & to the Bedford 
 Level Corporation in particular. Observations on the Cramming or 
 Flat-catching system, of Kratos Megiston, Emperor of all the Dams, 
 and Sovereign of all the Flats. Camb. DD. 1825. 8°. 
 
 pp. 63. 2s. 6<7. 
 
 Peter Scrimshire Wood, LL.D. Oriel Coll. Oxon.. Dean of Middleham Yorks., 
 D. 1856. 
 
 1688. Reply to the letter op the Inhabitant of 
 
 Lynn. Camb. DD. 1825. 8°. 
 
 pp. 21. 2s. Qd. 
 
 1689. B., P. [?Bays, Peter.] General History of Negro 
 Slavery, collected from the most respectable evidence & unquestionable 
 authorities. By a late resident in the West Indies. Camb. DD for 
 H. Wallis. 1826. 12". 
 
 pp. 218. With frontispiece. Half bound. 2s. 6<7. 
 
 1690. DoNN, Jas. Hortus Cantabrigiensis. Improved by 
 Frederick Pur.sh. 11th Edit, by John Lindley, F.L.S. &c. Lond. 
 1826. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 415. Half calf. 3s. 6d. 
 
 1691. Father's Guide in the selection of a school for his 
 son ; being a short account of all the Schools in England, from which 
 scholars have a claim to Fellowships in the 2 Univs. By a member of 
 the Univ. of Camb. Lond. 1826. 12°. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 130. Is. 6(7. 
 
 1692. Guide. New Cambridge Guide ; or a view of the Univ., 
 
 Town, & County of Camb. 6th Edit, enlarged. Camb. [Y.] 1826.12". 
 
 pp. xxiv + 129-t-f. 1, Books for Thomas Stevenson. 2s. 6(1. 
 
 Ilhistratiom : King's Chapel, Public Library & Senate House; Gisborne Court, 
 Peterhouse ; Part of Gt. Court, Trin. ; Emman. Coll. 
 
 For other Guides see ante No. 1679 and post No. 1752. 
 
 1693. H[ankinson.] T. E. Venice : a poem written for the 
 
 Chancellor's Medal. 1826. 8". 
 
 pp. 19. Prof. Sedgwick's presentation copy. 1«, 
 
 Thos. Edwards Hankinson, Corpus, B.A. 1828, M.A. 1831. 
 
 1694. Lamb, J., & J. S. Henslow. Remarks upon the payment 
 of the expenses of out-voters at an Univ. Election : in ,i letter to the 
 V. C. ofCamb. Camb. Y. 1826. 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. (separately) Is. (id. 
 
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 (h) Observations upon the payment of the expences of out- 
 voters, at an Univ. Election, occasioned by Remarks by the Master of 
 Corpus & Prof. Henslow. By a Non-Resident M.A. Canib. [Mills 
 printer Thetford.] 1826. 8°. 
 
 pp. 14. Dr. Lee's copies, with a list of letters on the subject which appeared 
 iu the newspapers. 2 pamphlets. Ss. 
 
 John Lamb, B. c. 1789, Corpus, Fellow, B.A. 1811, D.D. 1827, Master of 
 Corpus 1822, Dean of Bristol 1837, D. 1850 aged 61. 
 
 1695. Mayers, M. J. Brief account of the Zoharite Jews. 
 Camb. W. 1826. 8°. 
 
 pp. 61. 2s. ed. 
 
 1696. Museum Criticum. 2 vols. Camb. U. 1826. 8°. 
 
 See also ante No. 1544 ; the title of Vol. I has been cancelled for that of 1826. 
 Cloth. 9s. 
 
 1697. Philo-Union, or Camb. Literary Society. Rules & 
 Regulations. Instituted 1826. Camb. EE. 1826. 8". 
 
 pp. 10. Also Rules with Catalogue Y, 1828, pp. 16 ; do. with list of members 
 &c., AAA, 1856, pp. 52; Appendices to Catalogue 1859 & 1862; & A Record 
 1826-88, SSS, 1890, pp. 19. Together, 5s. 
 
 1698. SCHOLEFIELD, JaS. ThE CHRISTIAN MINISTER'S DuTY &, 
 
 Reward. Sermon at St. Michael's, April 24, 1826, at the visitation of 
 the Archdeacon of Ely. Camb. U. 1826. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 1699. Toll Cause. Full Report of the important Toll Cause 
 of Brett V. Beales, tried in the court of King's Bench to determine the 
 legality of the Corporation of Camb. exacting certain tolls &c. With a 
 prefatory address by Weston Hatfield. Camb. [DD. 1826] for Jones 
 & Hatfield. 8°. 
 
 pp. xiv + 178. Title mounted. 2s. 6rf. 
 
 (b) Full report of proceedings on showing cause 
 
 against a new trial. Camb. BB. [1827.] 8". 
 
 pp. 179 to 270 in continuation of the above. 
 
 (c) Report of proceedings on Application for a 
 
 new trial in the cause of Brett v. Fisher & others. Camb. BB. 1828. 
 
 8^ 
 
 pp. 22.
 
 1827] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 305 
 
 (d) Toll Cause Full and accurate report of the third & 
 concluding trial. Cmnb. BB. [1830.] 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + 372. 
 
 (e) Full report of speeches at a public dinner at 
 
 the Red Lion, Jan. 2-5, 1830, in celebration of the final &, triumphant 
 
 issue of the Toll Cause. Camb. FF. [1830.] 12°. 
 
 pp. 31. The 5 together, ^s. 6d. 
 
 1700. [Boissier, G. R.] Notes on the Cambridgeshire Churches. 
 Lond. 1827. 8"- 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 78. Engraved title (Downham Porch), map of Cambs., and 3 plates. 
 
 3s. 6rf. 
 George Richard Boissier, Magd., Fellow Commoner, B.A. 1828, D. 1858 
 aged 67. 
 
 1701. Dyer, Geo. Academic Unity, &c. With preface, giving 
 some account of the Dissenting Colleges in the United Kingdom, and 
 of the London Univ. Loud. 1827. 8". 
 
 pp. xl + iii + 192. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1702. Hankinson, T. E. The Druids. A poem. Camb. Y. 
 1827. 8". 
 
 pp. IG. Unsuccessful poem for the Chancellor's Medal. The examiners voted 
 thia equal to that which gained the prize ; but by some irregularity, it was thrown 
 out. An explanation is given at the beginning by the Master of Corpus. Is. 
 
 1703. Holy Bible. Camb. U. 1827. 24°. 
 pp. 1150. Ked morocco, gilt leaves. 3s. 6rf. 
 
 1704. HoRNE, T. H. Catalogue of the Library of the College 
 of St. Margaret and St. Bernard, commonly called Queen's Coll. 
 Lond., printed for the Society of Queen's Coll. 1827. Royal 8°. 
 
 2 vols. Vol. I. pp. lxiv + 512. Vol. II. ff. 2 + pp. 513 to 1194. Boards. 12s. 
 
 The Catalogue is arranged according to subjects, and there are indices of 
 subjects, MSS., and books. 
 
 i'iiomas Hartwell Home, London B. 1780, St. John's, B.D. 1829, senior 
 assistant librarian of the British Museum 1824-00, Treb. of St. Paul's, D. 18(i2. 
 
 1705. Kennedy, R. Tribute in verse to the character of the 
 hiU; \ll. Hon. George Canning, witli prefatory observations and notes 
 Loiitl. 1827. [Printed by R. Wrightson, Birmingham.] 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 44. 2s. 
 
 liaun Kennedy, St. John's, B.A. 1795, M.A. 1798, father of Benjamin Hall 
 Kennedy & Charles iiann Kennedy.
 
 306 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1827 
 
 1706. Letter to the Electors of the Univ. of Camb. from one 
 of their body. Lend. 1827. 8". 
 
 pp. 29. !«• 6d. 
 
 1707. Major, J. R. Sermon in Wisbech St. Peter's, Aug. 14, 
 1827, betbr(; Mr. Sergeant Storks, Chief Justice of the Isle of Ely. 
 Wisbech. H. & J. Leach. 1827. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. !«• 
 
 John Kichardson Major, Trin., B.A. Idl9, M.A. 1827, Headmaster of Wisbech 
 Grammar School. 
 
 1708. Mandell, W. Duty op bearing one another's Burdens 
 Sermon on behalf of the distressed Manufacturers, preached at Histon, 
 Jan. 21, 1827. Camb. U. 1827. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 24. 1«. 
 
 1709. Vanity of Man as mortal. Sermon on the 
 
 death of H.R.H. the Duke of York, at Histon, Cambs., Jan. 21, 1827. 
 Camb. U. 1827. 8". 
 
 ff . 2 + pp. 24. Is. 
 
 1710. Marshall, W. Lot-Book of the Commissioners of Little- 
 port & Downham District, referring to Robinson's Map of that Level. 
 Ely. J. Clements. 1827. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 84. Interleaved. " Edwin Cross, Solicitor, Ely." is. 6d. 
 
 W. Marshah, Clerk to the Commissioners of Littleport and Downham District. 
 
 1711. Salter, H. G. Critical Examination of our Saviour's 
 discourses with regard to the evidence they afford of his Divine nature. 
 Lond. 1827. 8°. 
 
 pp. xix + liy. Written for the Hulsean Prize, and commended. 2s. 
 
 Henry George Salter, Jesus, B.A. 1828, M.A. 1834. 
 
 1712. Specification of the Work, and particulars of the 
 Materials to be used in the Completion of the New Buildings at St. 
 John's Coll., Camb., according to the designs of Rickman & Hutchinson, 
 architects. Birmingham. T. Knott, junr. 1827. 8°. 
 
 pp. 54. 2s. 6c/. 
 
 1713. Illustrations of the Univ. of Camb. by J. & H. S. Storer, 
 comprising thirty-two views. Camb. published by W. Styles, Bruns- 
 wick Place, Maids' Causeway. 4°.
 
 1827] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 307 
 
 This is the First Series, containing printed & engraved titles it contents, 11'. '6, 
 and the views marked (1) in the list given in Willis & Clark's Architectural 
 History Vol. I., pp. cxxv — cxxvii. It was published during the years 1827-29 in 
 8 parts. In otuer copies " Messrs. Storer, Maids' Causeway " is substituted on 
 the title for W. Styles' name. Poor copy, waterstained. 10s. 6d. 
 
 (b) Second Series. Illustrations of Cambridge. Being a 
 Series of [40] views, (Interior as well as Exterior) of the public 
 buildings of the Univ. and Town, engraved in the line manner bj 
 Messrs. Storer, from their original drawings. [1829-32.] 4''- 
 
 In 10 parts, the plates on India paper, being those marked (2) in Willis li; 
 Clark, Vol. I., pp. cxxv &c. In original covers & portfoUo. 18s. 
 
 (c) Cantabrigia Illustrata ; a series of forty-four views of 
 the principal buildings in the Univ. & Town of Oamb., with brief 
 historical it descriptive notices. Camb. [W.] 1835. 4°. 
 
 pp. \-i + 36. The plates are the 40 of the Second Series, together with 4 new 
 ones marked (3) in Willis & Clark. Fine copy in half morocco, gilt leaves. '60s. 
 
 (il) COLLEGIORUM PoRTAE APUD CaNTABRIGIAM. A J. ET H. 8. 
 
 Storer deUneatae et insculptae. N. d. [before 1836.] 4°. 
 
 Engraved title, preface 1 f., and 19 views marked (1) in Willis & Clark, I., 
 pp. cxxv &c. Half morocco. 15s- 
 
 (e) Delineations of Trinity College Cambridge by J. t H. 
 S. Storer.... Published by W. Styles Brunswick PI, Maids' Causeway, 
 Cambridge, n.d. Imperial 4^ 
 
 Engraved title with vignette, 9 plates on India paper, and ff. 2 of description 
 with vignette. For list of views see WiUis and Clark, Arch. Hist. I, cxxviii. It 
 was published after 1832. 12s. 
 
 1714. The Druids. Camb. Y. 1827. 8". 
 pp. V). Unsuccessful poem for the Chancellor's Meclal, not Ilankinson's. Is. 
 
 1715. [ToMKYNs, J.] Address to the Members op the Senate, 
 in the matter of Daniel Palfrey. [Camb. W. 1827.] 8". 
 
 pp. 16. No title-page. Referring to the riotous couauct of a Fellow-Com- 
 moner of Trin. Is. M. 
 
 1716. [TuRTON, T.] Vindication op the literary character of 
 the late Prof Poivson, from tlie animadversions of Thos. Burgess, 
 Bishop of Salisbury, liy Crito Cantabrigiensis. Oamb. U. 1827. 8". 
 
 pp. viii + 405. i---"- Od. 
 
 Tiiomas Turton, Yorks. 13. 1780, St. Cath., Fellow, 13.A. 1805, D.D. per 
 L. K. 1828, Lucasiau Frof. 1822, Kegius I'rof. of Divinity 1827, lip. of Ely 1845, 
 D. 18G4.
 
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 1717. Watson, W. Historical account of the ancient town 
 & port of Wisbech, & of the circumjacent towns & villages, the drainage 
 of the Great Level of the Fens, & the origin of the Royal Franchise of 
 the Isle of Ely. Wisbech. H. & J. Leach. 1827. Royal 8". 
 
 pp. xxvi + 700. 14 plates & 5 maps. With letter 11 April, 1826, (3 pp. 4°.), 
 to the Earl of Hardwicke from the author, asking permission to dedicate the book 
 to him. Boards. 25s. 
 
 Plates : View from North Brink ; Map of old com'se of Ouse & Nene ; Map of 
 Bedford Level ; Map of Nene & North Level &c. ; Plan of proposed bridge &c. at 
 Sutton Wash ; Map uf Isle of Ely ; Wisbech crescent ; Castle ; Corporation & 
 ancient Guild seals ; Church ; Koman bricks ; ancient hall at Newton ; Dunton 
 Hall ; Hagbeach Hall ; portraits of Sir H. Peyton's family ; Emneth Lodge ; 
 Beaupre Hall ; Suspension bridge at Welney ; intended Chapel of Ease. 
 
 Wilham Watson, E.S.A., High Bailiff of the Isle of Ely 1822, Town Bailiff 
 of Wisbech 1821-2, D. 1835. 
 
 1718. [Wright, J. M. F.] Alma Mater; or seven years at 
 the Univ. of Camb. By a Trinity-Mau. 2 vols. Lond. 1827. Post 8". 
 
 Vol. I. pp. vii + 323. Vol. II. S. 2 + pp. 272. 6s. 
 
 Written by John Martin i'rederick Wright, author of a Commentary on 
 Newton's Principia, Collections of Mathematical Problems &c. The book gives 
 an account of the Cohege Work and also of the Social Life from 1815 to 1821. 
 
 1719. Camus Musical Society. Instituted 1823, remodelled 
 13 May, 1828. Rules & Regulations. [Camb. Y. c. 1828.] Fcap. 8". 
 
 pp. 15. No title-page. Is, 
 
 1720. Expedition of Napoleon Buonaparte into Russia. Camb. 
 W. 1828. 8", 
 
 pp. 12 + ii. Unsuccessful poem for the Chancellor's Medal. Is. 
 
 1721. Gunning, Hen. Ceremonies observed in the Senate- 
 House of the Univ. of Camb. Camb. U. 1828. 8°, 
 
 fi. 2 + pp. 508. At end is a "New and Copious Index," compiled by Eichard 
 Eowe, sub-iibrary-keeper, Camb. 1837, pp. 18. 4s. 6d. 
 
 1722. Letters from Cambridge, illustrative of the Studies, 
 Habits, & Peculiarities of the Univ. Lond. 1828, 8", 
 
 pp. XX + 228. Boards. 4s. 6d. 
 
 1723. Napoleon's Invasion of Russia. [Camb.] W. 8°. 
 pp. 8. Unsuccessful poem for Chancellor's Medal. Is. 
 
 1724. Parriana : or notices of Samuel Parr, collected from 
 various sources, & in part written by E. H. Barker Esq. of Thetfoi-d. 
 Lond. 1828. [SwaflFham, Norfolk, printed by Fred. Skill.] 8°.
 
 1828] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 309 
 
 2 vols. Vol. I. pp. xxxii + 663. Vol. II. pp. xvi + 768. 9s. 
 
 Samuel Parr, Harrow B. 1747, Ernman., M.A. per L. K. 1772, LL.D. 1781, 
 Assistant master at Harrow 1767, schoolmaster at Staumore, Colchester & 
 Norwich, E. Grafiham Hunts. 1802, D. 1825. 
 
 Edmund Henry Barker, HoUym Yorks. B. 1788, Triu. 1807 to 1810, left 
 without degree, D. 1839. Porson said to him, "Sir, you have read a great deal, 
 you have thought very little, and you know. nothing." 
 
 1725. Pi. T. S. Auxiliary for Cambs. & its vicinity. 7th 
 Report, May 2, 1828. Camb. W. 8". 
 
 pp. 20. Also 8th Report 1829, pp. 22 ; 12th, 1833, pp. 20, & loth, 1886, pp. 20. 
 Together, Is. 
 
 1726. Sedgwick, Adam. Pamphlets. 1828-56. 4°. & 8°. 
 
 Geology of Arran (with Murchison) 1828 ; Deposits between Primary and 
 Oolitic in N. of Scotland (with M.) 1828 ; Austrian Alps (with M.) 183U ; Addresses 
 to Geol. Society 1830 & 1831 ; Carboniferous Chain between Penigent & Kirkby 
 Stephen, 1831 ; Cumbrian Mountains, 1831 ; Eed Sandstone in Basin of the 
 Eden, 1832 ; Mineral Masses, 1835 ; liaised Beach in Barnstaple Bay (\\-ith M.) 
 1836 ; Syllabus of Lectures on Geology, 1837 ; Classihcation &c. of Lower 
 Palaeozoic Eocks, 1852 ; Caradoc Sandstone, 1852 ; Eemarks on Hamilton's 
 address to the Geol. Society, 1857. In all 14 pamphlets, containing plates, some 
 coloured. 12s. 
 
 1727. S. P. G. University Branch. Report read at 3rd 
 aauual meeting, Dec. 5, 1828. Camb. U. 1828. 8". 
 
 pp. 31. Also Keports for 1840, pp. 32, 1880, pp. 8 + 17, & 1884, pp. 7 + 18. Is. 
 
 1728. [Thompson, T. P.] Catechism on the Corn Laws ; with 
 a list of Fallacies &, the answers. By a member of the Univ. of Camb. 
 4th Edit. Lond. 1828. 8". 
 
 pp. iv + 123. Prof. Sedgwick's copy. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Thomas Perronet Thompson, Hull B. 1783, Queens', Fellow, B.A. 1802, M.A. 
 1806, Governor of Sierra Leone 1808, served in the Army, Major-General 1854, 
 M.P. 1835-57, D. 1869. 
 
 1729. Venn, H. Academical Studies subservient to the edifi- 
 cation of the Church. Sermon in Queens' Coll. Chapel, March 2, 1828. 
 Camb. EE. 1828. 8". 
 
 pp. 32. Is. 
 
 Henry Venn, Queens', Fellow, B.A. 1818, B.D. 1828, P. C. St. John's, 
 HoUoway. 
 
 1730. W^ells, S. Letter to the Duke of Bedford, governor 
 
 of the Bedford Level Corporation on tho works in the New Bedford or 
 
 One Hundred Feet River, the river Ouze ; & other matters. Camb. 
 
 BE. 1828. 8". 
 
 pp. 40. 2s, Gd. 
 
 Samuel Wells, Register of the Bedford Level Corporation.
 
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 1731. Whewell, W. Essay on Mineralogical Classification & 
 Nomenclature, ifec. Camb. U. 1828. 8°. 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. xxxiv + 71. " J. Challis Esq. from the author." Is. M. 
 
 William Whewell, Lancaster B. 1794, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1816, D.D. 1844, 
 Prof, of Mineralogy, 1828, Prof, of Moral Philosophy 1838, Master of Triu. 1841, 
 D. 1866. 
 
 1732. [ ] Statement offered to the Members of the 
 
 Senate, respecting the want of sufficient Lecture Rooms & Rooms for 
 Scientific Collections. [A.'?] 1828. 8". 
 
 pp. 6, Prof. Sedgwick's copy. Is. 6d. 
 
 1733. Essay on the influence of the Homeric poems on the 
 Greek nation. Camb, W. 1829. 8''. 
 
 pp. 101. 2s. M. 
 
 1734. Fox, W. J. Public principle essential to the excellence 
 of private charactei-. Sermon at Finsbuiy Unitarian Chapel, March 1, 
 1829 on the death of B. Flower. Lond. 1829. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Benjamin Flower, see ante No. 800. 
 
 1735. Hartshorne, C. H. Book Rarities in the Univ. op 
 Camb. Illustrated by original letters, & notes. Lond. 1829. 8°. 
 
 pp. XV + 559. Cloth. 12s. 
 
 Charles Henry Hartshorne, Broseley B. 1802, St. John's, B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828, 
 D. 1865. 
 
 1736. Henslow, J. S. Catalogue op British Plants according 
 to the Natural System, with the synonyms of De Candolle, Smith, & 
 Lindley. Camb. Y. 1829. 8«. 
 
 pp. 40. 2s. 
 
 1737. [Humprey, Chas.] Report upon the present state op 
 the River Cam with some suggestions for improvement. Camb. W. 
 1829. 8°- 
 
 pp. 32. With plan, slightly cut. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Charles Humfrey, formerly a banker in Camb., & Mayor 1837-8. 
 
 1738. PvUYME the leading principle of Latin versification ; or 
 a few plain arguments &■ examples illustrating our ignorance of the 
 poetry of the Romans. Camb. [Lond. printed.] 1829. 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. 2s.
 
 1829] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 311 
 
 1739. Shelley, P. B. Adonais. An Elegy on the death of 
 John Keats, author of Eiidyuiion, Hyperion, ifec. Camb. W. 1829. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 28. 21s. 
 
 " The present etlitiou is an exact reprint (a few typographical errors only being 
 corrected,] of the first edition of the 'Adonais,' — dated 'Pisa, with the types of 
 Didot, 1S21.' " This reprint was made by A. H. Hallam. Bee Life of Lord 
 Houghton I. pp. 77 & 83. 
 
 1740. [Sparke,] Bowyer Edward, Bishop of Ely, Charge to 
 
 the Clergy of the Diocese of Ely, July, 1829. Lond. 1829. 4°. 
 
 pp. 27. Is. 
 
 Jiowyer Edward Sparke, B. c. 1760, Pemb., FeUow, B.A. 1782, D.D. 1803, 
 Dean of Bristol 1803, Bp. of Chester 1809, Ely 1812. D. 1836 aged 76. 
 
 1741. Tennyson, A. Timbuctoo. Chancellor's Medal Poem, 
 1829. [Prolusiones Acad. 1829.] 8"^. 
 
 pp. 41, of which "Timbuctoo " occupies pp. 5-13. 21s. 
 
 Alfred Tennyson, Somersby B. 1809, Poet Laureate 1850, created a peer 188i, 
 D. 1892. 
 
 1742. The Snob : | a Literary and Scientific Journal. | Not | 
 " conducted by members of the University,'" | Tityre, tu patulae recu- 
 bans sub tegmine fagi | Sylveslrem 1 Virgil. | Cambridge : | Pub- 
 lished by AV. H. Smith, Rose Crescent, | 1829. 12". 
 
 f. 1, Title page as above, p. iii Dedication to Alderman Abbott, v-vi Preface, 
 vii-ix Index. No. 1, Thursday, April 9, 1829. Price 2^d. pp. 1-4. No. 2, 
 Thursday, April 16, pp. 5-10. No. 3, Thursday, April 23, pp. 11-16. No. 4, 
 Tnursday, April 30, pp. 17-22. No. 5, Thursday, May 7, pp. 26-28. No. 0, 
 Tniirsday, May 14, pp. 29-34. No. 7, Thursday, May 21, pp. 35-40. No. 8, 
 Thursday, May 28, pp. 41-46. No. 9, Thursday, June 4, pp. 47-52. No. 10, 
 Thursday, June 11, pp. 53-58. No. 11, Thursday, June 18, pp. 59-64. Imprint 
 at end of each No., Printed for the editors by Weston Hattieid ; & Pubhshed by 
 W. H. Smith, liose Crescent, Cambridge. 
 
 The 11 Nos. in the original boards. 
 
 (b) The Gownsman. Camb. 1830. 12". 
 
 See post No. 1761. 
 
 The 2 vols., each enclosed in a morocco box, finished in Boger Payne style by 
 Riviere. -1^84. 
 
 With this copy of the Snob is a pencil drawing of a cobbler with a pen in his 
 hand, and these lines below : 
 
 I'm thinking friends lioth nobs dj snobs 
 My wiVs but waiting for your bobs. 
 
 The paper on wliich the drawing is done has a water mark ...SFOKD...28, 
 much of the same character as that on which some numbers uf The (Uuvnsman are 
 printed, so that it probaljly dates from tlio time of publication. 
 
 The increased interest in these two small periodicals is due to liic knowledge 
 of Thackeray's connection with them. From extracts from Thackeray's own 
 letters that appear in Mr. C. P. Johnson's Early Writings of Thackeray we learn 
 that he wrote in The Snob 'Timbuctoo' (No. 4), 'To Guenevievo ' (No. 5), 
 'Advertisements: Sidney Sussex College, Wanted a few freshmen,' &c. (No. 6),
 
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 and that he with the editor wrote No. 8 in one evening. Writing in May, 1829 
 Thackeray says ' I think after the vacation we shall set up a respectable periodi- 
 cal here. I shall have four months to write for it.' For Tlie Goivnsma)i, the 
 periodical hei^e referred to, Mr. Johnson states on the authority of Mr. Edward 
 Fitzgerald that Thackeray contributed the articles signed 0, and he infers that 
 those signed T. T. and the ' Eamsbottom Papers' were also by him. In a letter 
 from Mr. Edward Fitzgerald to a friend (Feb. 1880) he writes "...It was not I 
 "who told Trollope that W. M. T. went up to Cambridge in 1829. I only know that 
 "then it was that I first knew him, & have always fancied him in his Freshmau- 
 "hood. I first met him at his former Tutor's with whom he had travelled a little 
 " before coming to Cambridge & who was editor of that same Gownsman which I 
 "gave you. One WiUiams who also just got me through the Poll in 1829-30, & 
 ' ' who afterwards took orders & died some 20 years ago or more. He had been 
 "much with Ath. Gasca* : & from him W. M. T. imbibed so great an interest in 
 " that Philosopher." 
 
 * This refers to The Library of Useless Knoioledgc by Athanasius Gasker Esq. 
 Lond. 1837, witten by Eev. E. W. Clarke. 
 
 1743. The Snob. Nos. 4, 5 & 6. Together, £3. 3s. 
 
 1744. The Snob, Gownsman &c. In 1 vol. 12°. 
 
 This volume contains Tlie Snob, title, contents c&c. , & Nos. 8-6, 9 & 10 ; The 
 Goxcnsman, cover, title, preface, contents &c., and Nos. 2-17; The Cambridye 
 Odes by Peter Persius, 2od Edit., CiG, pp. 54; The Snob's Trip to Paris, 2nd 
 Edit., BE, pp. 36 ; The Progress to B.A. by a member of tlie Univ., 2nd Edit., FF, 
 pp. 16 ; & The Individual Nos. 1-15 (see also post No. 1919) 1836-7. £10. 10s. 
 
 1745. Wade, A. S. TO KAAON KPEITTON, or the Conduct 
 of the Duke of Wellington's Administration, & of the Majorities of the 
 Houses of Pai'liament relative to the Catholic Question, proved to be 
 consistent with Justice «fcc., more particularly addressed to the Senate of 
 the Univ. of Camb. Lond. 1829. 8". 
 
 pp. 47. Is. 
 
 Arthur Savage Wade, St. John's, B.A. 1810, D.D. 1825, V. St. Nicholas 
 Warwick. 
 
 1746. Cambs. Election. Full report of the Speeches during 
 the Cambs. Election as reported in the Independent Press. Camb. BB. 
 1830. 12°. 
 
 pp. 64. 2s. 
 
 1747. Chevallier, Temple. The Rich and the Poor meet 
 tcjgether. Sermon at St. Andrew the Great, July 4, 1830, on the 
 death of King George IV. Camb. U. 1830. tt". 
 
 pp. 17. Is. 
 
 Temple Chevallier, Badington B. 1794, Pemb., Fellow, B.A. 1817, St. Cath., 
 Fellow & Tutor, B.D. 1828, V. St. Andrew the Great Camb., Prof, of Mathematics 
 & Astronomy Durham, F.E.A.S., D, 1873.
 
 1830] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 313 
 
 1748. Denson, J. A peasant's voice to land owners on the 
 best means of benefiting agricultural laboui-ers, & of reducing poor's 
 rates. Camb. W. 1830. 8°. 
 
 pp. 76. " Wm. Allen from the Author." 2s. 
 
 John Denson, Waterbeach. 
 
 1749. Dissertation on the important subject op Tithes, 
 reprinted from the Durham Chronicle ; and is respectfully recommended 
 to... the 0\vTiers and Occupiers of Land in AVisbech St. Peter & its 
 neighbourhood. Wisbech. N. Walker. 1830. 12°. 
 
 pp. 11. Is. 6d. 
 
 1750. Farish, W. M. Plan for immediately ameliorating the 
 present distressed condition of the agriciiltural poor, & permanently 
 improving their moral chai'acter. Lend. [1830.] 8". 
 
 pp. 16. "To Rev. G. Peacock, Tiin. Coll. with the Author's compts." Is. 
 William Milner Farish, Corpus, B.A. 1826, M.A. 1829. 
 
 1751. Forby, R. Vocabulary op East Anglia ; an atte.mpt to 
 record the vulgar tongue of Norfolk & Suffolk, as it existed in the last 
 20 years of the 18th century, & still exists. 2 vols. Lond. 1830.12". 
 
 Vol. I. pp. xlvii + 156 + 125. Portrait of Forby. Vol. II. f. 1 + pp. 435. 
 Edited by George Turner, Kettleburgh. 12s. 
 
 Robert Forby, Caius, Fellow, B.A. 1781, M.A. 1784, R. Fincham Norfolk. 
 
 1752. Guide. The Cambridge Guide, or a description op the 
 Univ. & Town of Camb., ...with a brief sketch of the County. New 
 Edit., illustrated by thirty-two beautiful engravings on steel, from 
 drawings by Mackenzie, and a plan of the town. Camb. [Bury, T. C. 
 Newby.] [1830.] 12". 
 
 pp. XV + 308. Calf. 8 plates (4 illustrations each). 3.^'. 6rf. 
 
 Illustrations : Plan, 1830 ; Addenbrooke's Hosp. ; Peterhouse ; Pembroke ; 
 Queens' ; Corpus front ; do. court ; Cath. Hall ; King's front ; do. court ; do. 
 provost's lodge ; Senate House & Univ. Libr. ; Caius Gate of Honor ; Observatory; 
 King's W. front; Clare; Jesus Coll.; Trin. Hall; Trin. Large court; do. King's 
 court; St. John's, 2nd court ; Trin. avenu(!; do. front gate; St Mary's ; St John's 
 front gate ; do. 3rd court ; Round Cliurcli ; Magd. Coll. ; Trumpington St. & 
 Bull Inn ; Sidney ; Christ's ; Emmanuel ; Downing. 
 
 For other Guides see ante No. 1692 and post No. 1774. 
 
 1753. New Edit, with a plan op the town. [1830.] 
 
 12°. 
 
 The same edition without the plates, and title pa^'e differing as above, 2s,
 
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 1754. Harraden, R. B. Illustrations op the Univ. op Camb., 
 &c. repi'esented in a series of engravings... from drawings by R. B. 
 Harraden. Views of all the colleges, new buildings, walks and costume 
 of the Univ. — Also views of Ely Cathedral, published by R. B. H. 
 Camb. 1830. Oblong F". 
 
 Title (W printed), and 65 plates, on India paper, engraved by E. W. Smart, 
 E. F. McCabe, Joseph Skelton, Elizabeth & Letitia Byrne. Half morocco. 21s. 
 
 lUustrations : as given in Willis & Clark's Architectural Hhtory vol. I. pp. 
 f^xviii — exxi, excepting Corpus Old Court, King's Ground Plan, Magd. Court, & 
 Trin. Cycloidal Bridge; having in addition Plan, 2 plates of costumes (coloured), 
 Round Church, Trinity Church, Pythagoras' School, and the Castle. 
 
 Although the title bears the date 1830, this copy must have been made up at 
 a later date, as the Pitt Press was not erected until 1832 ; on the front cover is a 
 leather label with the title and date 1832. There is no list of plates, so that it is 
 impossible to say what constituted a complete copy. The plates of Ely, mentioned 
 on the title and described below, are not in this copy. 
 
 1755. Another copy in the original paper covers, 73 plates. 2.5.>;. 
 
 lUnxt rations : as given in Willis & Clark, excepting Ground Plan of King's ; 
 King's Chapel & part of Clare; St John's, distant view of New Buildings from 
 river; & the Pitt Press; having in addition. Plan, Interior of Fitzwilliam 
 Museum, Statue of Newton, do. of Pitt, Round Church, Trinity Church, Pythagoras' 
 School, the Castle, and of Ely : — College Gateway & Cathedral ; W. Front of 
 Cathedral ; E. End ; Interior ; S. Side ; N. E. view ; & the new Sessions-house &c. 
 
 1756. Letter to the Bedford Level Corporation, & the Eau- 
 Brink Commissioners : containing tlie Stoiy of the tShepherds, the 
 "Wolves, the Butchers, the Pig-Dogs, and the Sheep. In reply to Mr 
 Thos. Archer's Letter to Earl Hardwicke. Lond. 1830. 8". 
 
 pp. 40. This is called at top of the title " Advertisement of Tam O'Shanter's 
 Letter, in Four Parts," which publication was being delayed by " undue interfer- 
 ence." It also contains statistics concerning the Poor of St Giles'-in-the-Fields, 
 &G. 2s. M. 
 
 1757. Remarks on the actual state op the Univ. op Camb. 
 Lond. 1830. 8". 
 
 pp. 47. Is. 6d. 
 
 1758. Slade, Hen. Rarer. [Caius.] Essay on the Doctrine of 
 Types, and its influence on the interpretation of the New Testament. 
 Lond. 1830. 8'\ 
 
 pp. 36. Unsuccessful essay for the Norrisian prize. Is. 
 
 1759. Stevens, John. [Of Cherryhinton.] Two Letters to 
 the Duke of Wellington upon the necessity of retrenchment in every 
 department of the state. Camb. BB. 1830. 8''. 
 
 pp.,'8. Is. 6d.
 
 1830] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 315 
 
 1760. Tennyson, Chas. Sonnets & Fugitive Pieces. Camb. W. 
 1830. Fcap. 8'\ 
 
 pp. 83. £3. 3,s-. 
 
 Ch.irles Tennvson. Somersby B. 1808, Trin., B.A. 1832, ordained 1835, V. 
 Grasby, assumed the name of Turner, D. 1879. 
 
 1761. The Gownsman, j (formerly called) | "The Snob," | a 
 Litei-ary & Scientific Journal, | Now | conducted by members of the 
 University. | Sir, here is newly come to court Laertes ; believe me an 
 ab.solute | Gentleman,— fvdl of most excellent differences. Hamlet. | 
 Vol. 2. I Cambridge ; ] Published by W. H. Smith, Rose Crescent, | 
 and sold by Simjikin and Mnrshall, London, | and may be had of all 
 Booksellers. 1830. | 12". 
 
 f. 1, Title as above, p. iii Dedication, To all Proctors, v — vi Preface, 
 vii — ix Index, x Motto, Non niinorem utilitatem afferunt, qui toiiatl litteris 
 praesunt. Cicero de Off. 
 
 No. 1, Thursday, November .5, Price 3^. pp. 1 — 8; to No. 17. Thursday, 
 February 2.5. pp. 120—138. No. e, wronpfly pa^ed 35—42, instead of 41—48. No. 
 12 wrongly dated .January 12 instead of 21, & No. 13 January 19 instead of 28. 
 The 17 Nos. in the oripinal boards. £21. 
 
 See aLso ante No. 1742 (h). 
 
 1762. Another copy, to which is added : — 
 
 (b) Epilogue to Shakespeare's Comedy of " Much Ado about 
 Nothing"; performed Friday, 19th March, 1830, And printed at the 
 request of the Performers. Camb. Y. 1830. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. 7. Among the ]xn-formers are J. M. Kemble, A. H. Hallam, & K. M. 
 Milnes (stage manager). 
 
 In one vol. boards, with the front publi-shed cover of The Gowmman. £22. lO.f. 
 
 1763. Wells, Sam. History of the Drainage of the Great 
 Level of the Fens, called Bedford Level ; with the constitution and 
 laws of the Bedford Level Corporation. 2 vols. Lond. 1830. 8". 
 
 Vol. I. pp. xviii + 832. Vol. IT. pp. xxii + 802. Half russia. Also Map of 
 the Level by Wells, 1829, coloured, in half morocco case. 28.s-. 
 
 Vol. II., which contains the laws etc., was issued under a separate title in 
 1828, having a plan of Salter's Lode as frontispiece. 
 
 1764. [WiiEWELL, Wm.] Architectural Notes on German 
 Churches, with remarks on the origin of Gothic Architecture. Camb. 
 U. 1830. 8". 
 
 f. I +pp. 4+ xxxiv + 80. 4 plates by J. & H. S. Storer. 4.s. M. 
 
 17(35 3rd edition. 1842. pp. xv + 333. 4 plates. ^s.M.
 
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 1766. Bays, Peter. Narrative of the wreck of the Minerva 
 whaler of Port Jackson, on Nicholson's Shoal, 24° s., 179° w. ; to which 
 is ;idded the substance of an address to the elder brethren of the Trinity- 
 Board respecting the examination of new-made masters in nautical 
 calculations. Camb. W. 1831. Post 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 182. Lithographed plate. Boards. 3s. 6d. 
 
 1767. [Bernard, Jas.] Reply of King's College to the state- 
 ment of the Commissioners for paving, &c. the town of Cambridge. 
 Camb. U. 1831. 8°. 
 
 pp. 18. Is. 6d. 
 
 James Bernard Camplin, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1809, changed his name 
 to Bernard, M.A. 1812. 
 
 1768. [ ] Statement of the question between King's 
 
 Coll., & the executors of the late Mr Cory, relative to the purchase of 
 Mr Cory's premises. Camb. U. 1831. 8". 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 6d. 
 
 1769. Cambridge Examinations for Hebrew Scholarships. 
 Camb. 1831. 8°. 
 
 pp. 133 to 180. Contains papers from 1819 to 1830. Is. 
 
 1770. Cecil, Wm. Christian greatness delineated. Sermon 
 in St Michael's, Camb. at the visitation of the Archdeacon of Ely, 
 April 8, 1831. Camb. [W.] 1831. 8°. 
 
 pp. 27. Is. 
 
 William Cecil, B. 1792, Magd., Fellow, B.A. 1814, M.A. 1817, E. Longstanton, 
 D. 1882. 
 
 1771. [CODDINGTON, HeN.] A FEW REMARKS ON THE " NeW 
 
 Library" Question. By a member of neither Syndicate. Camb. U. 
 1831. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. Is. M. 
 
 Henry Coddington, Trin., Fellow, B.A. (Senior Wrangler) 1820, M.A. 1823, 
 V. of Ware, author of a System of Optics &c., D. 1845. 
 
 1772. [CoRRiE, G. E.] Sermon in the Chapel op Catharine 
 Hall, Feb. 27, 1831. Camb. W. 1831. & 
 
 o 
 
 pp. 18 + f. 1. The notes refer to the unwilling attendance at chapel. Is. 
 
 George Elwes Corrie, Colsterworth B. 1793, St. Cath., Fellow, B.A. 1817, 
 D.D. 1853, Norrisian Professor 1838, Master of Jesus 1849, D. 1885,
 
 1831] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 317 
 
 1773. DoNN, Jas. Hortus Cantabrigiensis. 12th Edit, with 
 additions &c., by Geo. Sinclair. Lond. 1831. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 543. Cloth. 3s. Qd. 
 
 1774. Guide. New Guide to the Univ. & Town of Camb. [By 
 C. H. Cooper]. Camb. GG. for J. Hall & E. Johnson. 1831. 12°. 
 
 pp. iv + 180 + iii. 3s. 
 
 lUustratiom : Choir, King's Chapel; Corpus Coll.; Clare Hall & King's 
 Chapel ; Trin., Great Court ; Observatory. The last 4 engraved by W. J. White. 
 
 At end " Shortly will be published (by subscription,) an historical & descrip- 
 tive account of the Univ. & Town of Camb. in about 8 parts 4to. at 10s. Gd., & 
 Royal Bvo. at 8s. Names of subscribers received by Deightons, Bridges, Steven- 
 son, Mrs Barrett & Son, Johnson, Wallis, Hall, Hankin." 
 
 Charles Henry Cooper, Great Marlow Bucks. B. 1808, Coroner of Camb. 
 1836, Town Clerk 1849, D. 1866. 
 
 "No town in England has three such records to boast as the Memorials of 
 " Cambridge, Annals of Cambridge, and Athenae Cantabrigicnses .. .One need not be 
 " a prophet to foretell" that 200 years hence Mr Cooper's works will be more often 
 " cited than any other Cambridge books of our time." Prof. J. E. B. Mayor. 
 
 For other Guides see ante No. 1752 and post No. 1875. 
 
 1775. Harraden. Twelve Architectural Subjects from Draw- 
 ings by K B. Harraden. Camb. (c. 1831.) Oblong F". 
 
 King's from Trumpington St.; Hall; Chapel, North side; Chapel interior; 
 Walks ; Old Gateway. Ely Cathedral, W. front; E. end. Peterborough Cathedral, 
 W. front (1831); N.E. length (1831). Lincoln Cathedral, W. front; S.E. 
 (F. Harraden sc). Those of King's & Ely appeared in the Illustrations 1830, 
 see ante No. 1755. 21s. 
 
 1776. Marshall, B. A. Byzantium, and other poems. [Camb. 
 Wfor]...G. Barraclough. Camb. 1831. Post 8°. 
 
 pp. 87. Cloth. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Benjamin Arthur Marshall, Pet., B.A. 1835. 
 
 1777. Martyn, Henry. Memoir, by John Sargent. 11th 
 Edit. Lond. 1831. 12°. 
 
 pp. xii + 484. Portrait of Martyn engraved by W. Finden from picture in 
 possession of Simeon, & view of Tocat on title. Cloth boards. 3s. 6d. 
 
 Henry Martyn, Truro B. 1781, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1801, B.D. per L.R, 
 1805, Missionary in India. Persia, &c. D. 1812. 
 
 John Sargent, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1804, M.A. 1807, R. Graffliam, D. 1836, 
 aged 52. 
 
 1778. Masters' History op Corpus College. With additional 
 matter & continuation to the present time by John Lamb. Camb. U. 
 1831. 4°. 
 
 pp. 504. plates. 18s. 
 
 Plates: The Chapel, Library & Pensionary; Seals of Duke of Lancaster, 
 Wm. de Lolcwortho, Ilcinry do Tangnier, (iuild of St. Mary Camb., Thomas de 
 Eltislo, Corpus Coll., ife Jolin Reisoun; Arms of the Masters (3 plates); Arms of 
 Fellows afterwards Bishops. 
 
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 1779. [Peacock, G.] Observations on the Plans for the New 
 Library, &,c. By a member of the first Syndicate. Camb. U. 1831. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. iv + 64. " G. P. Trinity College, Jan. 1, 1831." Is. 6d. 
 
 George Peacock, B. 1791, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1813, D.D. per L.K. 18.39, 
 Lowndean Prof. 1836, Dean of Ely 1839, D. 1858. 
 
 1780- Another copy with the plans of Eickman & Hutchinson, and 
 
 of Cockerell. 3s. 6d. 
 
 1781. [ ]. Remarks on the replies to the Observa- 
 
 tions. By a Member of the first Syndicate. Camb. U. 1831, 8°. 
 
 pp. 104. 2s. 6rf. 
 
 1782. Poll on Election of M.P. for the County of Camb., 27 
 to 31 Oct., 1831, to which is added a list of members for the County, 
 from 1660. By C. H. Cooper. Camb. HH. 1831. 8°. 
 
 pp. 56. Candidates: B. G. Townley (1981), Capt. C. P. Yorke (1445). 3s. 6d. 
 For other elections for the county see ante Nos. 683 and 1430, & post No. 2511. 
 
 1783. RiCKMAN & Hutchinson. Answer to Observations on 
 the Plans for the New Library ; being a defence of the design presented 
 by Messrs. Rickman & Hutchinson. Birmingham. Thos. Knott. 
 1831. 8°. 
 
 pp. 40. With copy of Whewell's Reply, see post No. 1785. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1784. The Pulpit. Double number, March 10, 1831. 8°. 
 
 pp. 225 to 256. Is. M. 
 
 Conte7its : Conversion of the Jews, Sermon March 2, by C. Simeon. Funeral 
 oration on H. Crabb, at Eoyston, Jan. 1, 1795, by Kob. Hall. Eesignation to 
 the Divine Will, funeral sermon on Eob. Hall, at Bristol, March 6, 1831, by 
 J. Hughes, of Battersea. 
 
 1785. [Whewell, Wm.] Reply to "Observations on the Plans 
 for a new Library." By a member of both Syndicates. Camb. U. 
 1831. 8°. 
 
 pp. 36. See Observations ante No. 1779. 2s. 
 
 1786. WiLKiNs, Wm. Appeal to the Senate on the subject op 
 the Plans for the Univ. Library. Camb. U. 1831. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 6d. 
 
 1787. Letter to the members of the Senate of the 
 
 Univ. of Camb. Camb. U. 1831. 8°. 
 
 pp. 14. Is.
 
 1832] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 319 
 
 1788. B[ ], E. Farewell to Shady Camps, Nov. 11, 1832. 
 Camb. W. 1832. 8". 
 
 pp. 24. A sermon, the preface signed E. B. Is. 
 
 1789. Bernard, H. H. Main principles of the Creed & Ethics 
 of the Jews, exhibited in selections from the Yad Hachazakah of 
 Maimonides, with a literal English translation, copious illustrations 
 from the Talmud, &c., explanatory notes, alphabetic glossary of terms 
 &c., and abbreviations in Rabbinical writings. Camb. U. 1832. 8°. 
 
 ff. 5 + pp. xxxiii + 358 + f. 1, errata. Dedicated to Wm. French, Master of Jes., 
 & Geo. Skinner, fellow & tutor. 12,'*. 
 
 Herman Hedwig Bernard, Uman Poland B. 1785, teacher of Hebrew, Camb. 
 1830, D. 1857. 
 
 1790. Craufurd, G. W. Slavery ! Captain Yorke's views 
 refuted, in 2 letters. Together with Capt. Yorke's attempted defence. 
 Camb. BE for W. Smith. 1832. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 Rev. Sir George William Craufurd, B. c. 1797, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1820, 
 M.A. 1832, D. 1881 aged 84. 
 
 1791. Examination Papers. A collection from 1834 to 1837. 
 
 F°. 
 
 Half calf. Gs. 
 
 Contents: Craven 1834; Trinity Mays 1834—7; Trin. Scholarship 18.85; 
 Previous 1835; Math. Tripos, &c. &c. 
 
 1792. " Feedle, Jemmy Linkum." Letter to the Farmers of 
 Cambs., wherein the claims of Captain Yorke to their notice &, support 
 are stated & proved. Camb. FF. 8*'. 
 
 pp. 8. This refers to the County election of 1832, and is wi'ittcn by one of 
 the opposite party ironically upholding Yorke. Is. (id. 
 
 1793. Fits op Folly; or the Aberrations of a Philosopher. 
 By Anybody. Camb. [Lond., printed for] J. Johnson. [1832.] 
 
 Post 8^ 
 
 pp. 39. The preface is dated Parker's Piece, Cambridge, Oct. 10, 1832. 3s. 
 This contains Snob'n Trip to Paris, 3rd Edition : for 2nd Edition see ante 
 No. 1744. 
 
 1794. FiiY, Thos. The test of sincerity discovered by fact, & 
 applied to i)rinciple & conduct, in a sermon, Jan. 29, 1832, in St. 
 Bene't's on the death of Mrs J. S. Stevens. Camb. W. 1832. 
 
 Royal 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 70, including an appendix. Is. Gd. 
 
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 1795. [HiLDYARD, Jas.] Academiae Cantab, in juventute eru- 
 dienda institutio contra obtrectatores ejus defensa. [Camb. W. 1832.] 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. Dated April 28, 1832. A privately printed edition of Hildyard's 
 Members' Prize Essay for 1832. Is. 6cl. 
 
 James Hiklyard, Winstead B. 1809, Christ's, Fellow, B.A. 1833, D.D. 1846, B. 
 Ingoldsby, D. 1887. 
 
 1796. Jackson, Thos. ["Minister of the Gospel"]. Britain's 
 bui'den ; or the intolerable evils of Colonial Slavery exposed. Camb. 
 W for Mrs Sandifer. 1832. Post 8°. 
 
 pp. 38. Is. 6d. 
 
 1797. Appeal to the Freeholders of the County of 
 
 Camb. & the Isle of Ely on the subject of Colonial Slavery. Camb. W. 
 
 1832. Post 8°. 
 
 pp. 26. Is. 
 
 1798. Philological Museum. 2 vols. Camb. U. 1832. 8°, 
 
 Vol. I. pp. iv + iv + 706. Vol. n. (no title), ff. 2 + pp. 706. Half calf. 9s. 
 
 Co7itributors : J. C. Hare, C. Thirlwall, W. S. Landor, J. M. Kemble, 
 W. Wilkins, J. A. Cramer, George Cornewall Lewis, H. Fynes Clinton, H. Alford, 
 Sir E. W. Head, J. Kenrick, H. Maiden, W. Whewell, John Wordsworth, 
 William Wordsworth (the Poet, translation of Virgil's Aeneid, Book I) &c. 
 
 1799. Poll on Election of Registrary of the Univ. of Camb., 
 March 23, 1832. Candidates : Joseph Romilly (233), Temple Chevallier 
 (193). By H. Gunning. Camb. U. 1832. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 6d. 
 
 For other elections of Registrary see ante No. 1566 and post No. 2404. 
 
 1800. Scholefield, J. Hints for an improved translation of 
 the New Testament. Camb. U. 1832. 8°. 
 
 pp. 98. Also Appendix to Hints, nn, 1849, ff. 2 + pp. 48. The two together. 
 
 Is. 6tZ. 
 
 1801. Spring Rice, Thos. Speech at a public meeting of the 
 electors of the town of Camb., June 26, 1832. Camb. W. 1832. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 Thomas Spring Rice, Limerick B. 1790, Trin., M.A. 1833, created Lord 
 Monteagle 1839, M.P. for Camb., D. 1866. 
 
 1802. Stoneham, Thompson. The taking of Jerusalem in the 
 first Crusade. A poem. Camb. GG. 1832. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 Thompson Stoneham, Pet., B.A. 1834, M.A. 1853.
 
 1833] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 321 
 
 1803. Ty-mms, Sam. Compendium of the anciext & present 
 state of Bedfordshire, Bucks., Cainbs., Huuts., Norfolk & Suffolk. 
 Lend. 1832. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. v + 223. 6 engraved maps. 3s. 
 
 1804. [Ainslie, G.] Historical account of the oaths & sub- 
 scriptions required in the Univ. of Camb., on matriculation, & of all 
 persons who px'oceed M.A. Camb. U. 1833. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. 70. 26'- M. 
 
 GUbert Ainslie, B. 1793, Pemb., Fellow, B.A. 1815, D.D. per L.B. 1829, 
 Master of Pemb. 1828, D. 1870. 
 
 1805. [Alford, Henry]. Poems & Poetical Fragments. Camb. 
 [W.] 1833. Post 8". 
 
 pp. vi + 97. Boards. With portrait engraved by J. Cochran inserted. 3s. Qd. 
 Henry Alford, Lond. B. 1810, Trin., FeUow, B.A. 1832, D.D. 1859, Dean of 
 Canterbury, D. 1871. 
 
 1806. Baines, Edw. Funeral Sermon on John Stallan, who 
 was executed for arson at Camb., Dec. 7, 1833, & buried at his parish 
 of Great Shelford. Camb. W. 1833. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. Is. 
 
 Edward Baines, Cainham Vicarage B. 1801, Christ's, Fellow, B.A. 1824, M.A. 
 1827, V. Yalding, D. 1882. 
 
 1807. Bell, Reginald. The Beverleid, an epic ; dedicated to 
 the members of the Camb. Univ. Union. Camb. [W.] 1833. 8°. 
 
 pp. 54. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1808. Bentley, Ric. Life, with account of his writings & 
 anecdotes of many distinguished characters. By J. H. Monk. 2nd 
 Edit. 2 vols. Lond. 1833. 8". 
 
 Vol. I. pp. xix + 428. Portrait. Vol. ii. pp. vii + 466. Cloth. 9s. 
 
 1809. Beverley, R. M. Letter to the Duke of Gloucester, 
 Chancellor, on the present corrupt state of the Univ. of Camb. Lond. 
 1833. 8". 
 
 pp. 47, list of works by same author at end. 2s. dd. 
 
 1810. BE*EPA.EI02 AnOKAAVnTOMENOS, Beverley Un- 
 maskt, a Canino-Greek poem, written for the instruction of R. M. 
 Beverley, Liar, by Mr Aati-Reform High-Cluuch Orthodox. Camb. 
 W for the author, 1833. 8°. 
 
 pp. 7. Is. Gd.
 
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 1811. British Association. Lithographed Signatures op the 
 Members who met at Camb., June 1833. With report of proceedings 
 & alphabetical list of members. Camb. XJ. 1833. 4". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. iv + ff. 61 + pp. 63 to 125. Prof. Sedgwick's copy, with cards of 
 membership, & plan of the tables in Trin. Coll., &c. 9.s. 
 
 1812. Camb. Musical Festival, 1833. On Saturday morning, 
 June 29, 1833. A grand selection of Sacred Music, at Gt. St. Mary's. 
 Camb. KK. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 1813. On Monday morning, July 1, 1833, Handel's 
 
 Messiah with additional accompaniments by Mozart. Camb. KK. 8". 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 1814. Camb. Quarterly Review & Magazine of Literature, 
 Arts, Sciences &c. Nos. 1 to 3. 1833—4. BB. Camb. 8°. 
 
 No. I. July 1, 1833, pp. 140. No. ii. Oct. 1, 1833, pp. 141 to 280. No. in. 
 (Vol. 2) Jan. i834, pp. 120 + 16. 5s. 
 
 The publication was announced as conducted by a member of the Univ. 
 "strictly on liberal principles," and there are articles on the Whig Government, 
 University Eeform, the Church, with Notices of Book?, Ecclesiastical & Uni- 
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 Eev. H. Stebbing, W. E. Burton, Jas. Montgomery, Robt. Anderson (the Cumber- 
 land poet), William Harrison (the Fen poet), &c. 
 
 1815. Cecil, Wm. Solemn appeal to the Bishop &, Clergy of 
 the Diocese of Ely, on the disorder & profaneness exhibited at St. 
 Michael's Camb., on occasion of the confirmation held there June 20, 
 1833. Camb. W. 1833. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. 85, with folding table at end giving list of incumbents & parishes in Ely 
 Diocese. Cloth boards. 2s. 
 
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 1816. Corporation of Camb. Digested report op the evidence 
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 before Geo. Long &, John Buckle Esqs., two of H.M. Commissioners for 
 enquiry into the existing state of municipal corporations. With intro- 
 duction &c. Camb. W. 1833. 8°. 
 
 pp. xxiv + 136. 2s. 6d. 
 
 On this copy, "William Owen, Temple, Nov. 1834, given him by — Gunning 
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 1817. Crosse Theological Scholakship Examination Papers. 
 Camb. W for J. Hankin. 1833. 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. Is- 
 
 1818. Delphi ; a poem. [1833.] 8". 
 pp. 11. Unsuccessful poem for Chancellor's Medal. Is. 
 
 1819. Delphi ; A poem. Camb. W. 1833. 8". 
 pp. 15. Unsuccessful for Chancellor's Medal. Is. 
 
 1820. Ely. Guide to the Cathedral Church & Conventual 
 Buildings. 4th Edit. Ely. T. A. Hills, for...R. Edwards. 1833. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 68. Ground-plan. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1821. Elmsleiana Critica; ...selegit F. E. Gretton. Pars 
 
 prior, notas in Euripidis Heracleidas, Medeam, et Bacchas continens. 
 
 Cantab. U. 1833. 8°. 
 
 pp. vi+191. 2s. M. 
 
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 1836, Headmaster of Stamford Grammar School 1834—72, D. 1890. 
 
 1822. Greek and Latin Prize Poems of the Univ. op Camb., 
 from 1814 to 1832. Camb. 1833 [Lend, printed.] Royal 12". 
 
 ff. 5 + pp. 240. ds.Qd. 
 
 1823. Hall, Era. Russell. Letter to the Heads op Houses & 
 
 Senior Fellows in the Univ., on the defective state of Theological 
 
 instruction in the Univ. in reference to candidates for orders. Camb. 
 
 [W.] 1833. 8^ 
 
 pp. 10. Is. 
 
 Francis Russell HaU, Manchester B. 1788, St John's, Fellow, B.A. 1810, 
 D.D. 1839, li. St Vigor's Fulbourn 1820, D. 1866. 
 
 1824. Henslow, J. S. Sketch of a course of lectures on 
 Botany for 1833. [Camb. KK.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 7. Is- 
 
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 Prof, of Mineralogy 1822—27, Prof, of Botany 1825, one of the founders of the 
 
 Camb. Philos. Society, R. Hitcham Suffolk 1837, D. 1861. 
 
 1825. Jeremie, J. A. The Last Discourses of our Saviour in 
 reference to the divine origin of Christianity : with a few remarks on 
 Christian benevolence. Camb. U. 1833. 8°. 
 
 pp. iv-f 32. 2.'.-. 
 
 James Arairaux Jeremie, Guernsey B. 1802, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1824, D.D. 
 per L. R. 1850, Christian Advocate 1833, Regius Prof, of Divinity 1850, 
 R. Somersham, Subdean of Lincoln, D. 1872.
 
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 1826. Letter to R. M. Beverley from an undergraduate of 
 the Univ. Camb. [KK.] 1833. 8". 
 
 pp. 28. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1827. [Lodge, John.] Oratio procuratoris senioris in Senaculo 
 liabita pridie non. Nov. 1833. 8°. 
 
 pp. 7. Is. 
 
 John Lodge, Triu., B.A. 1814, M.A. 1817, Magd. Fellow 1818, Uuiv. Librarian 
 1822—45. 
 
 1828. Mandell, Wm. Means & blessedness of attaining Re- 
 ligious Knowledge. Sermon in Queens' Coll. Chapel, Nov. 17, 1833. 
 Camb. U. 1833. 8°. 
 
 pp. 30 + f. 1 (Prayers of Thomas Aquinas & Dr Johnson before study). Is. 
 
 1829. Polls on Election of M.P.s for the Borough. 1832 — 68. 
 
 8". 
 
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 (540). KK, 1833, ff. 2 + pp. 28. 
 
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 S. 2 + pp. 30 + f. 1. Compiled by C. H. Cooper. 
 1837, July 26. Spring Rice (690), Pryme (678), Knight (614), Sutton 
 
 (599). HH, pp. 32. CompUed by Cooper. 
 
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 1841, June 29. Sutton (758), Grant (722), E. Foster (695), Eussell (656). 
 
 HH, pp. 26. 
 1845, July 15. Fitzroy KeUy (746), Adair (729). QQ, pp. 39. Profits of 
 
 poll-book to be given to the Hospital of SS. Anthony 
 
 & Eligius. 
 1847, July 30. Adair (811), Campbell (727), Sutton (465). QQ, pp. 36. 
 
 Compiled by Wm. CockereU. 
 1857, March 30. Kenneth Macaulav (770), Steuart (735), Adair (729), 
 
 Hibbert (702). "^EEE, pp. 35. 
 1859, April 29. Macaulay (753), Steuart (750), Twistleton (683), Mowatt 
 
 (669). EEE, pp. 34. 
 1863, Feb. 11. Powell (708), Fawcett (627). UU, pp. 36. 
 
 1866, April 24. Gorst (774), Torrens (755). UU, pp. 39. 
 
 1868, Nov. 17. Torrens (1879), Fowler (1857), Powell (1435), Gorst 
 
 (1389). UU, pp. iv + 75. 
 Also an edition of 1868 compiled by Wm. CockereU, HHH, 1869. 
 The 14 together, 21s. 
 
 Those of 1837 & 1845—68 give the results of the elections from 1708. 
 
 1830. Punch in Cambridge; a Miscellany of Literature &, 
 Comicalities. Vols. I. to III. 1833—4. Camb. FF. 4". 
 
 Vol. L 1833 (Feb. 7, 1832 to Jan. 1, 1833), pp. 192. Vol. II. 1833 (Jan. 8 to 
 Dec. 31, 1833), pp. 268. 2 in 1 vol. with frontispiece "The unjust Stewards." 
 Vol. III. 1834 (Jan. 7 to Dee. 30), pp. 248. Original boards. £3. 10s. 
 
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 Dr Corrie, Master of Jesus. See post. No. 1834 for Toby in Cambridge,
 
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 1831. Russell, J. F. Letter to the Rt. Hon. Hen. GtOulburn, 
 M.P., on the morals & religion of the Univ. of Camb., with reference to 
 R. M. Beverley's letter. Camb. W. 1833. 8". 
 
 pp. 17. Is. 6d. 
 
 John Fuller Eussell, Pet., LL.B. 1839, incumbent of St. James' Enfield, & 
 Greenhithe Kent 1856, author of Hierurgia Anglicana &c., D. 1884 aged 71. 
 
 1832. Sedgwick, A. Discourse on the Studies op the Univ. 
 Camb. U. 1833. 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + 109. 3s. 
 
 Also 2"i Edit., U, 1834, pp. viii + 157, 2s. 6d. ; 4'^ Edit., U, 1835, pp. xii + 157, 
 2s. 6d.; & 5'h Edit., [A.] 1S50, pp. ccccxlii + f. 1 + pp. 822 + f. 1, 5s. 6d. 
 
 1833. SuGDEN, Sir E. B. Address to the Electors of the 
 Town of Camb. [Camb. KK. Sept. 8, 1833.] 4°. 
 
 pp. 3. Is. 
 
 Sir Edward Burtenshaw Sugden, Lond. B. 1781, Trin., LL.D. 1835, Lincoln's 
 Inn, Solicitor-General 1829—31, Lord Chancellor as Lord St. Leonard's 1852, 
 D. 1866. 
 
 1831 Toby in Cambridge. Vols. I. to III. 1833—5. Camb. 
 LL, 4". 
 
 Vol. I. 1833 (Oct. 29(?), 1832 to Oct. 21, 1833), pp. 208. Vol. II. 1834 
 (Oct. 28, 1833 to Oct. 20, 1834), pp. 209 to 416. Vol. III. (Oct. 27, 1834 to 
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 This was a Tory organ. From the library of the late Dr Gorrie. See Punch 
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 1835. TuRTON, Thos. The text of the English Bible as now 
 printed by the Universities considered with reference to a report by a 
 sub-committee of dissenting ministers. Camb. U. 1833. 8". 
 
 pp. 44. 2s. 
 
 1836. [Watson, Alex.] Letter to H.R.H. the Duke of 
 Gloucester, Chancellor, on a letter by R. M. Beverley, on the corrupt 
 state of the Univ. [Camb. GG. 1833.] 8". 
 
 pp. 34. No title (wanting?). At end, "With all the respect & submission 
 due from an Undergraduate, 0tXaX^97?s." 2s. 
 
 1837. Whewell, Wm. Address in the Senate House, June 25, 
 1833, on tht; opening of the meeting of the British Association. Camb. 
 U. 1833. 8-^. 
 
 pp. 23. Is. Gd.
 
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 1838. [B., H. F.] Letter to R. M. Beverley m defence op his 
 
 strictures on the Univ. of Camb. By an undergraduate. Camb. [K.K.] 
 
 1834. 8". 
 
 pp.29. Author's initials fiUed in by Jas. Hildyard, "H. F. B. Christ's" 
 [Hugh Ford Bacon?]. 2s 
 
 1839. Baines, Edw. Funeral Sermon on John Stallan. Camb, 
 
 U. 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. See another edition ante No. 1806. This gives an account of Stallan 
 as appendix. Is. 
 
 1840. Beverley, R. M. Reply to Prof. Sedgwick's Letter in 
 the " Leeds Mercury," concerning the Univ. of Camb. 3rd Edit. 
 Lond. 1834. 8". 
 
 pp. 39. 2s. Gd. 
 
 1841. Cambridge Petition examined : or reasons against ad- 
 mittiug the dissenters to graduate in the Universities : with remarks on 
 subscription & Establishment. Lond. 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. 48. 2s. 
 
 1842. Eton. Some remarks on the present studies & manage- 
 ment of Eton School. By a parent. 2nd Edit. Lond. 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. 33. 2s. 
 
 1843. Eton Abuses considered. In a letter to the 
 
 author of Some remarks &c. 2nd Edit. Lond. 1834. 8°, 
 
 pp. 31. 2s. 
 
 1844. The Eton system of education vindicated : & 
 
 its capabilities of improvement considered, in reply to some recent 
 publications. Lond. 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. 76. 2s. Gd. 
 
 1845. Evans, R. W. Statement respecting the lectures at 
 
 present given on the New Testament in Trin. Coll. [A ?] 4". 
 
 pp. 3. Dated May 30, 1834. Is- Gd. 
 
 Kobert Wilson Evans, Shrewsbury B. 1789, Trin., FeUow & Tutor, B.A. 1811, 
 B.D. 1812, V. Heversham & Archdeacon of Westmoreland, D. 1866. 
 
 1846. [Fardell, Hen.] Short statement of the Work-house 
 of Wisbech St. Peter's, with rules & orders for its government. 
 Respectfully addressed by the Vicar to his Parishioners. Wisbech. 
 H. & J. Leach. 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. 33. 1«- 
 
 Henry Fardell, St John's, B.A. 1817, M.A. 1820, V. Waterbeach 1821, 
 V. Wisbech 1831.
 
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 1847. Field, Fred. Farewell Sermon preached at Over, 
 Cambs., Sept. 28, 1834. Camb. U. 1834. 8". 
 
 pp. 18. Is. 
 
 Frederick Field, Lond. B. 1801, Trin., FeUow, B.A. 1823, M.A. 1826, lion. 
 LL.D. 1875, R. Eeepbam, Norfolk, author of Otium Norvlcciise, D. 1885. 
 
 1848. Graham, John. Sermon in Christ's Coll. Chapel, April 
 20, 1834. Camb. U. 1834. 8". 
 
 pp. 19. l«- 
 
 John Graham, Durham B. 1794, Christ's, Fellow, B.A. 1816, D.D. per L. R. 
 1831, Master of Christ's 1830—49, Bp. of Chester 1848, D. 1865. 
 
 1849. Sermon in Christ's Coll. Chapel, Nov. 16, 
 
 1834. Camb. U. 1834. 8". 
 
 pp. 16. Is- 
 
 1850. History of Wisbech, with an Historical Sketch of the 
 Fens. Wisbech. Wm. Watts. 1834. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. vi + 314 + iii. Cloth. 4s. 6d. 
 
 1851. Inglis, Sir Robert Harry. The Universities and the 
 dissenters. Substance of a speech in the House of Commons, March 
 26, 1834, in reference to a petition from certain members of the Senate 
 of Camb. Lond. 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. 2s. 
 
 1852. Lee, Sam. Some remarks on the Dean of Peterborough's 
 Thoughts on admission, &c. Camb. [W.] 1834. 8". 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 6d. 
 
 Samuel Lee, Longnor Salop B. 1783, Queens', B.A. 1818, B.D. 1827, Trin., 
 DD. 1833, Arabic Prof. 1819, Hebrew Prof. 1831, D. 1852. 
 
 1853. Dissent unscriptural & unjustifiable, demon- 
 
 strated in an examination of Dr John Pye Smith's " Necessity of 
 Religion to the well-being of a nation, &c." Camb. U. 1834. 8", 
 
 pp. 88 + f. 1, books by same author. 2s. 
 
 1854. Newton's Principia, the First Three Sections of. Camb. 
 U. 1834. 8". 
 
 pp. 64. Taken with slif^lit alterations " from the MSS. which have been used 
 of late years in St. John's College." 2s.
 
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 1855. PE.A.RSON, Geo. Danger op abrogating the religious 
 Tests &, Subscriptions which are at present required from persons 
 proceeding to degrees in the Universities. Camb. U. 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. 33. 1«. 
 
 (ieorge Pearson, Emman., B.A. 1814, St. John's, Fellow, M.A. 1817, B.D. 
 1824, Christian Advocate 1834. 
 
 1856. [Philpotts,] Hen., Bishop op Exeter. Speech on oc- 
 casion of a petition from certain members of tlie Senate of Camb. 
 presented to the House of Lords, Apiil 21, 1834. Lond. 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is- 
 
 1857. Reply to Prop. Scholepield's pamphlet, entitled, "An 
 Argument for Church Establishments ; tfec." Lond. 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. Is. 
 
 1858. Rose, Henry John. Answer to "The Case of the 
 Dissenters ; " with some remarks upon the Cambridge Petition. Lond. 
 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. xi + 54. Is. M. 
 
 Henry John Eose, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1821, B.D. 1831, R. Houghton 
 Conquest 1837, D. 1873. 
 
 1859. Selwyn, Wm. Extracts from the College Examinations 
 in Divinity for the last four years. With a letter to the lecturers & 
 examiners in the several Colleges. Camb. U. 1834. 8". 
 
 pp. xix + 45. 2s. 
 
 William Selwyn, B. 1806, Eton & St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1828, D.D. 1864, 
 Margaret Prof, of Divinity 1855, Canon of Ely, D. 1875. 
 
 1860. Spring Rice, Rt. Hon. Thos. Speech on the Repeal of 
 the Union with Ireland, in the House of Commons, April 23, 1834. 
 Lond. 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. 110. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1861. Speech, on presenting a Petition prom the 
 
 Univ. of Camb. in favour of the claims of the Dissenters, in the House 
 of Commons, March 24, 1834. Lond. 1834. 8". 
 
 pp. 19. Is- 6^. 
 
 1862. Thirlwall, Connop. Letter to Thos. Turton on the 
 admission of Dissenters to Academical Degrees. Camb. U. 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. 45. 3s. 
 
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 " University of Cambridge, and the translator of Niebulir, has been dismissed 
 " from his office of Classical Lecturer, and called upon to resign his Fellowship, 
 "in consequence of having written a pamphlet in which the admission of 
 " dissenters to University Honors was advocated." United Service Gazette, 
 June 7, 1834. 
 
 Connop Thirlwall, Stepney B. 1797, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1818, Lincoln's Inn 
 1825—28, D.D. 1840, Bp. of St. David's 1840, D. 1875. 
 
 1863. Second Letter, containing a vindication op 
 
 some passages in a former letter. Camb. U. 1834. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 44, 2s. 
 
 1864. Letter to Thos. Turton. 2nd Edit. To which 
 
 is added a second letter. Camb. U. 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. 90. 3s. 
 
 1865. Turton, Thos. Thoughts on the admission of persons 
 without regard to their I'eligious opinions to certain degrees in the 
 Universities of England. Camb. U. 1834. 8". 
 
 pp. 28. Is. 6d. 
 
 1866. Whewell, W. Remarks on some parts of Mr Thirl- 
 wall's letter on the admission of dissenters to Academical Degrees. 
 Camb. U. 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. 2s. 
 
 1867. Additional Remarks on some parts of Mr 
 
 Thirl wall's two letters. Camb. U. 1834. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 6d. 
 
 1868. Wordsworth, Chr. On the admission of Dissenters to 
 graduate in the Univ. of Camb. A letter to Viscount Althorp. Camb. 
 U. 1834. 8". 
 
 pp. 30. Is. 6d. 
 
 Christopher Wordsworth, B. 1807, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1830, D.D. per L. E. 
 1839, Public Orator 183G, Headmaster of Harrow 1836—44, Bp. of Lincoln 1868, 
 D. Lincoln 1885. 
 
 1869. Second Edition, with a second letter on 
 
 Mr Wood's Bill for compelling such admission. Camb. U. 1834. 8". 
 pp. 56. Is. dd. 
 
 1870. Blagborne, J. The revenues op the national Univer- 
 
 sities considered, with a view to their Ixdng opened to Dissenters : a 
 
 reply, amongst others — to Dr Turton. Lond. 1835. 8". 
 
 pp. 30. 2s. (}d. 
 
 Joseph Blagborne, M.D., member of the Georg-Augustau University of 
 Gottingen.
 
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 1871. Cambridge. Installation of the Marquis of Camden, 
 Chancellor of the Univ. Second Grand Concert, Tuesday evening, July 
 7, 1835 in the Senate House. Camb. KK. 8°. 
 
 pp. 18. Is. 
 
 1872. Camb. Univ. Magazine. March 1835. [Yol. I. No. 1.] 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 31. This is quite distinct from the Symposium, or Camb. Univ. Magazine, 
 which began in 1839. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1873. Chevallier, Temple. Emancipated Negroes. Sermon at 
 St Andrew the Great, Sept. 6, 1835 for the S.P.G. Camb. U. 1835. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. ■ Is. 
 
 1874. Darwin, C. Extracts from letters addressed [while 
 on his travels] to Prof. Henslow. Printed for private distribution 
 among the members of the Camb. Philos. Society. 1835. 8°. 
 
 pp. 31. No title-page. 2s. 6(Z. 
 
 Charles Eobert Darwin, Shrewsbury B. 1809, Christ's, B.A. 1832, M.A. 1837, 
 hon. LL.D. 1878, D. 1882. 
 
 1875. Guide. Ambulator : or, the Stranger's Guide through 
 Camb., with a description & history of the Colleges &c. Camb. W for 
 R. B. Harraden. 1835. 12°. 
 
 pp. viii + 198. Map and 28 plates (44 views). 4s. 
 
 Illustrations: Plan; Pet. & Corpus; Clare Walks; from Clare Parade ; Pemb. 
 & Magd. ; Caius & Trin. Hall ; King's Chapel and Hall ; King's Walks ; King's 
 Hall & Ante-chapel; King's & Clare; King's, & Trin. Gt. Court; Queens' & 
 Cath. ; St. John's from street, & New buildings ; St.' John's from Trin. ; 
 St. John's New Bridge ; New Court, New Cloisters ; Entrance to walks ; Trin. 
 new buildings, & Clare ; Trin. Chapel & Hall ; Newton's statue ; Trin. walks ; 
 Emman. & Jes. ; Sidney, & Observatory ; Downing & Christ's ; Senate & 
 St. Mary's, & Senate (interior) ; Pitt's statue ; St. Mary's ; St. Sepulchre's ; 
 St. M. & St. S. (interiors). For other Guides see ante No. 1774 and post 
 No. 1933. 
 
 1876. Henslow, J. S. Catalogue of British Plants. 2nd 
 Edit. Camb. W. 1835. 8°. 
 
 pp. 115. Is. 
 
 1877. Hints for the introduction of an improved course of 
 study in the Univ. of Camb., & a proposition for certain alterations in 
 examinations. By a resident member of the Univ. Camb. W. 1835. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 30. Is.
 
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 1878. HoLLiNGWORTH, J. B. Heads of lectures in Divinity, 
 delivered in the Univ. 3rd Edit. Camb. U. 1835. 8". 
 
 pp. xii + 108. 2s. 
 
 1879. HuMFREY, Chas. Letter to the Electors of Camb., and 
 other inhabitants of the town & its vicinity. Camb. W. 1835. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is- 
 
 1880. [Ireneo, Silvio.] Per l'Istallazione del nobilissimo 
 Signer Marchese di Camden all' ufficio di Gran Cancelliere della Univ. 
 di Camb. Camb. W. 1835. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 15. Dedication signed as above. Is. Qd. 
 
 1881. Jenyns, Leonard. Systematic catalogue op British 
 Vertebrate Animals. Camb. W. 1835. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 Leonard Jenyns, afterwards Blomefield, London B. 1800 St. John's, B.A. 
 1822, M.A. 1825, V. Swafflmm Bulbeck, F.L.S. D. 1893. 
 
 1882. JusTA Edouardo King, naufrago, ab amicis moerentibus, 
 amoris et /xrei'a? xa.piv. Cantabrigiae : apud Thomam Buck, et Rogerum 
 Daniel, celeb. Acad. Typog. 1638. Re-impi-essum Dublinii : apud 
 R. Graisberry Acad. Typog. 1835. 8°. 
 
 Contributors : John Pearson ; Chas. Mason ; Coke ; H. More ; Thos. Farnaby ; 
 Henry King, brother of Edw. ; R. Widdrington; &c. 
 
 (b) Obsequies to the Memorie op Mr Edward King, Anno Dom. 
 1638. Printed by Th. Buck and R. Daniel, printers to the u.niversitie 
 of Cambridge. 1638. Reprinted by R. Graisberi-y, at the Univ. press, 
 Dublin. 1835. 8°. 
 
 Contributors : Henry King ; J. Beaumont ; J. Cleveland ; Isaac OHvier ; & 
 John Milton (1st Edition of I.ycidas). For the original of this see Appendix. 
 
 pp. XV + 140. Dedicated to Rt. Hon. Edw. Lord Viscount Kingsborough by 
 Wm. J. Thoruhill, Trin. Dubl. June 1835. 
 
 Cloth. 5s. 
 
 1883. Lofft, Capel. The "Whigs, their prospects & policy. 
 Lond. 1835. 8". 
 
 pp. viii + 46. Dated Camb. Jan. 1, 1835. Is. 6d. 
 
 Capel Lofft, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1829, M.A. 1832. 
 
 1884. Malden, Hen. On the origin of Universities ifc Aca- 
 
 demical Degrees. Lond. 1835. Fcap. 8". 
 
 pp. xiv + 173. 2s. 6rf. 
 
 Henry Maiden, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1822, M.A. 1825, Prof, of Greek, University 
 Coll., London.
 
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 1885. Mandell, "Wm. Ministerial Responsibility. Sermon in 
 Queens' Coll. Chapel, Nov. 15, 1835. Extracted from the Christian 
 Guardian, S°. 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 1886. Massey, John. Catalogue op paintings, drawings, &c. 
 bequeathed to the Univ. by Daniel Mesman, 1834. [Camb.] U. 1835. 
 
 12". 
 pp. 22. Is. &d. 
 
 1887. Mortlock, John Fred. Short sketch of his history ; 
 detailing particulars of his life, and the cruel treatment he has received 
 from his relations which has compelled him to embrace his present 
 humble mode of obtaining his bread. Camb. for the author, Bridge St. 
 1835. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Dedicated (ironically) to his uncle the Bishop of Lincoln. 2s. 
 
 1888. Oxford & Cambridge Nuts to Crack : or Quips, Quirks, 
 Anecdotes, & Facetiae of Oxf. & Camb. Scholars. By the author of 
 " Facetiae Cantab.," &c. Illustrated. 2nd Edit. Lond. 1835. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. xii + 270. Opiates. 7s. M. 
 
 1889. Peacock, G. Observations on the report of a Syndicate 
 appointed to confer with the architects who were desired to furnish the 
 Univ. with designs for a new Library. Camb. U. 1835. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 6d. 
 
 1890. Report of the Committee op the Camb. Society in aid op 
 the Society for promoting enlargement, building, & repairing of Churches 
 & Chapels. With resolutions adopted Nov. 2, 1835, & list of sub- 
 scribers. Camb. U. 1835. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 6d. 
 
 1891. Spring Rice, Thos. The Budget, Speech in the H. op 
 C, Aug. 14, 1835. From the "Mirror of Parliament." Lond. 1835. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 31. "Eevd. George Peacock with kindest wishes & regards from his 
 friend T. S. R." Is. 6d. 
 
 1892. Speech in the H. of C, April 1, 1835, on the 
 
 Motion " That this House do resolve itself into a Committee, in order 
 
 to consider the present state of the Church Establishment in Ireland, 
 
 Jtc" Lond. 1835. 8°. 
 
 pp. 22. Is. 6d.
 
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 1893. Statements op the Morning Chronicle with reference 
 to Tutors of Colleges & a refutation of them, signed by viirious trades- 
 men & surgeons. July 24, 1835. F". 
 
 pp. 2. 2s. 
 
 1894. Substance of a Sermon, delivered at Eversden, Feb. 5, 
 1835, on the occasion of the death of Mr T. Crisp. Camb. W. 1835. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 1895. Thorn, Gamaliel. Letter to the Burgesses op Camb., 
 on the approaching municipal elections. With appendix relative to 
 the Perse-Free-School. Camb. 1835. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. Gd. 
 
 1896. Thorp, Thos. Three lithographed letters to under- 
 gi-aduates, 1, before entering college, with list of books &c. ; 2, to the 
 second year men ; 3, letter of caution relating to Installation week. 4". 
 
 Dated 1835. Is. 6d. 
 
 Thomas Thorp, Trin., Fellow & Tutor, B.A. 1819, B.D. 1842, Archdeacon of 
 Bristol, D. 1876. 
 
 1897. Thoughts suggested by the New Caius Gown. [Camb. 
 GG. 1835.] 8' 
 
 o 
 
 pp. 4. The Caius Gown was changed to its present form and colour this 
 year on the petition of the undergraduates. The above verses are written by a 
 Trinity man, who signs " A." 
 
 (b) Farewell Lines from "The Bard op Trinity." [Camb. 
 GG. 1835.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 4. This is an answer by "A" to the replies of two Caius men. The two 
 pamphlets, 3.t. 
 
 1898. TuRTON, Thos. Review of the principal dissenting 
 colleges in England during the last century, being a 2nd edit, of 
 Thoughts on the admission &c. Camb. U. 1835. 8°. 
 
 pp. 117. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1899. [Tvviss, Geo. J.] Letter to the Members of the Cambs. 
 FaruHTs' Association, by their secretary. GG. 1835. 8". 
 
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 1900. Whewell, Wm. Thoughts on the study of Mathematics, 
 as a part of a liberal education. Camb. TJ. 1835. 8". 
 
 pp. 46. 2s. Gd. 
 
 1901. [Wordsworth, Chr.] Ode performed in the Senate- 
 HoiTse, Camb., July 7, 1835, at the 1st commencement after the 
 Installation, in the presence of John Jeffreys, Marquess of Camden, 
 Chancellor. Camb. A. 1835. 4°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 7. 2s. 
 
 1902. Abstracts of Accounts of the Treasurer of the 
 Borough. 8". 
 
 1836—57, Wm. Herring Smith, 1858—60, 1862—67, Patrick Beales jun.; 
 1869—77, Hen. John Whitehead. Together, 10s. Qd. 
 
 1903. Album of the Cambridge Garrick Club : containing 
 original & select papers on the Drama, & the proceedings of that 
 Society. With illustrations. Edited by a member of the Club. 
 Camb. HH. 1836. 12°. 
 
 pp. xvi + 288. 8 Portraits, and lithogiaiDhed facsimiles of a letter of Garrick, 
 and the autographs of eminent dramatists & actors. 7s. &d. 
 
 Po7-t raits: J. Sheridan Knowles ; David Garrick; W. C. Macready; Miss 
 M. E. Mitford ; Chas. Kemble ; Braliam ; Listou ; Douglas Jerrold. 
 
 1904. Allen, Joseph. Necessary preparation for Holy 
 Orders : a Sermon at his primary visitation, Nov. '27, 1836, in Ely 
 Cathedral, Lond. 1836. 4°. 
 
 pp. 17. Is. 
 
 Joseph Allen, B. c. 1770, Trim, Fellow, B.A. 1792, D.D. 1829, Bp. of Bristol 
 1834, Ely 1836, D. 1845, aged 75. 
 
 1905. Appeal to the Univ. of Camb., on the subject op their 
 examinations & discipline. By a member of the Senate. Camb. KK. 
 1836. 8°. 
 
 pp. 22. Is. 
 
 1906. Cambridge Police Regulations & Instructions. Camb. 
 HH. 1836. 8°. 
 
 pp. 17. Is. 
 
 1907. Conversations at Cambridge. Lond. 1836. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + 292. Cloth. 4s. Gd. 
 
 Contents: Coleridge at Trin., with specimens of his Table-Talk; Kemains of a 
 late Sizar of Queer, s'; Kirke White; Cowley &: Hervey; a Lost Student; Walker 
 & Moultrie; Macaulay; E. L. Buhver & T. M. ; Gray & Mason; More A Beau- 
 mont ; Wordsworth & Prof. Smythe ; Henry Mai'tyn ; Praed ; Sedgwick.
 
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 1908. Ellis, Alex. John. Verses. Camb. HH for private 
 circulatiou. 1836. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. x + 1.55. Dark green morocco, g. e. To "my dear Mother," "Alexander 
 " John Ellis Trin. Coll. Cam. i March 1837." 4s. M. 
 
 Alexander John Ellis, Hoxton B. 1811 (family name Sharps, changed to 
 Ellis 1825), Eton & Trin., B.A. 1837, F.E.S., author of Early English Pronunci- 
 ation, &c. D. 1890. 
 
 1909. Faceti^ Cantabrigienses. 3rd Edit. Lond. 1836. 
 
 Fcap. 8". 
 
 pp. viii + '286. 7s. Gd. 
 
 1910. HuMFREY, Chas. Letter to the Rt. Hon. Lord Viscount 
 Melbourne, containing facts &, practical observations relating to the 
 Currency, &c. Camb. HH. 1836. S". 
 
 pp. 61. 2s. 
 
 1911. Letter to a student on entering the University. Camb. 
 HH. 1836. 8°. 
 
 pp. 22. Is. 
 
 Written originally by a Fellow & Tutor of an Oxford College to a stvident 
 the re, and now reprinted for circulation in Cambridge. 
 
 1912. Letters to the English Public on the condition, abuses, 
 and Capabilities of the National Universities. No. i. By a Graduate 
 of Camb. Lond. 1836. 8". 
 
 pp. 48. 
 
 (b) No. il The Universities considered as nurseries 
 
 for the Established Church &, the learned professions. By a Graduate 
 of Camb. Lond. 1836. 8°. 
 
 pp. 46. Dr. Lee's copies with MS. notes. 3s. Gd. 
 
 1913. Poll on Election op Public Orator op the Univ., Feb. 
 4, 1836. Candidates: Clir. Wordsworth (264); John Fred. Isaacson 
 (169). 2nd Edit. By Henry Gunning. Camb. U. 1836. 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. Is. Gd. 
 
 For other elections sec post No. 2148. 
 
 1914. Election op Public Orator of the Univ., April 
 
 27, 1836. Candidates: Thos. Crick (358); Thos. Thorp (318). By 
 Henry Ciiiiniiig. Camb. U. 1836. 8". 
 
 \>l>. 27. 2s. 
 
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 1915. Rules, Orders & Regulations, op the Savings Bank for 
 the County and Town of Camb. Camb. KK. 1836. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 
 
 1916. Sedgwick, A. Four letters to the Editors of the Leeds 
 Mercury in reply to R. M. Beverley. Not published. Camb. U. 
 1836. 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + 64. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1917. The Cambridge Confessor, or the Guide to the Church. 
 Camb. HH. 1836. 8°. 
 
 No. I, price Sd. pp. vi + 12. Is. 
 
 " The Cambridge Confessor will be published monthly during terms." 
 
 1918. The Fellow. No. xi. Dec. 15, 1836. Camb. 8». 
 
 pp. 85 to 100. 2,s. 6d. 
 
 This periodical, like the following, was published by W. H. Smith the 
 publisher of the Snob and Gownsman. 
 
 1919. The Individual. Parts 1 & 2. Camb. Post 8°. 
 Nos. 1 to 15, Oct. 25, 1836 to March 14, 1837, pp. 152. 5s. 
 
 1920. Twenty-Fifth Report op the Camb. auxiliary Bible 
 Society, Nov. 11, 1836, with list of subscribers &c. Camb. KK. 
 1836. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 1921. Webster, Thos. The Christian minister's duty at the 
 present eventful crisis. Sermon at visitation of the Archdeacon of 
 Ely in St. Michael's Camb., May 17, 1836. Camb. U. 1836. 8". 
 
 pp. .32. Is. 
 
 Thomas Webster, Queens', Fellow, B.A. 1805, B.D. 1833, K. St. Botolph 
 Camb., V. Oakington. 
 
 1922. A., E. M. Stanzas for the Bazaar held in aid of the 
 funds for rebuilding the Parish Church of Great St. Andrew's, Camb. 
 
 4». 
 
 1 f. This bazaar, which realized more than £800, was held in Nov. 1837. Is. 
 
 1923. Allen, Joseph. Charge to the Clergy of the Isle of 
 
 Ely k County of Camb., at the primary visitation, Sept., 1837. Lond. 
 
 1837. 4°. 
 
 pp. 28. Is.
 
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 1924. Baines, Edw. First meeting of a minister with his 
 congregation. Sermon in St. Giles' Camb., Feb. 5, 1837. Camb. HH. 
 1837. 8«. 
 
 pp. 20. Is. 
 
 1925. Blakesley, J. W. Thoughts on the recommendation of 
 the Ecclesiastical Commission, particularly in reference to their prob- 
 able influence on the Universities. In a letter to W. E. Gladstone. 
 Lond. 1837. S". 
 
 pp. 37 + f. 1. 2s. 
 
 Joseph Williams Blakesley, Load. B. 1808, Corpus, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1831, 
 B.D. 1850, V. Ware Herts., Canon of Canterbury, Dean of Lincoln, D. 1885. 
 Correspondent to the Times under nam dc plume of " Hertfordshire Incumbent." 
 
 1926. Challis, Jas. Astronomical Observations made at the 
 Observatory of Cauibridge. Vols, ix to xiv, xvi, & xviii to xx. For 
 the years 1836—60. Camb. A. 4". 
 
 10 vols. Boards. £2. 2s. 
 
 James Challis, Braintree B. 1803, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828, 
 Plumian Prof. 183G, Director of Observatory 1836— Gl, F.B.A.S., F.R.S., inventor 
 of the Meteoroscope & Transit Reducer, D. 1882. 
 
 1927. Critica Novazbalandica Futura. A notable and right 
 marvellous edition of the Melodrame of Old Mother Hubbord, foreseen 
 in the vista of futurity by the telescopic art of that most erudite doctor 
 Alfraganus Trismegistus. To be published in the country of New- 
 Zealand A.D. 3211, and now prae-brought-forth for the edification of the 
 English Reader. The Briti.sh Antepriut. Camb. [FF.] 1837. 2nd 
 Edit. 8°. 
 
 f. 1+pp. 32. 2s. M. 
 
 1928. Cross, T. The Conflagration of Rome by Nero. An 
 historical poem. Camb. HH. 1837. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. Is. Gd. 
 
 Thomas Cross, Winchester B. c. 17'.)4, served in the navy, became coach 
 proprietor at Portsmouth, and afterwards stage-coachman on the Birmingliam, 
 Oxford, Lynn, & Cambridge roads. For other poems see post Nos. 2177, 2253. 
 
 1929. Downing College, H.M.'s Royal Ciiartei{ for founding 
 <k, incorp')riitiug ; together with the Statutes of the said College. Lond. 
 1837. 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 7'J. Morocco, lettered on side "Lord Chancellor." 7s. ijd.
 
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 1930. Fahdell, Hen. Speech before the Members of the 
 Board of Guardians of the Wisbech Union, May 18, 1837, at a dinner 
 siven to him as tlieir Chairman. Wisbech. John Leach. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 1931. Fellow-Commoners & Honorary Degrees. By a resident 
 Fellow. Camb. [Loud, printed.] 1837. 8°. 
 
 pp. 31. " The Kev. F. Maurice from the Author." 2s. 
 
 1932. First Annual Report of the Particular Baptist Home 
 Missionary Society, for the Counties of Cambs. & Hunts., 1837. Camb. 
 HH. 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Also Second Report, 1838, pp. 16. The two together, Is. 
 
 1933. Guide. The Camb. Guide... New Edit, illustrated... by 
 
 Mackenzie. Camb. NN. 1837. 12°. 
 
 pp. 272. Koan. 3s. 6rf. 
 
 lUustratious the same as in No. 1752 ante, " S. Kawle set." For other 
 Guides see ante No. 1875 and post No. 1955. 
 
 1934. Henslow, J. S. A Reformer's duty. An address to 
 the Reformers of the town of Camb. Camb, HH. 1837. 8°. 
 
 pp. 27. Is. 6rf. 
 
 1935. Law, Wm. Sermon at St. Michael's Camb., at the 
 primary visitation of the Bishop of Ely, Sept. 13, 1837. Camb. NIST, 
 1837. " 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 
 
 WiUiam Law, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1826, M.A. 1829, E. Orwell. 
 
 1936. Le Keux's Trinity College, taken from the Memorials. 
 
 4°. 
 
 pp.80. 10 plates. Half morocco, plates spotted. 1837 — 8. 7s. Gd. 
 
 John Le Keux, Lond. B. 1783, studied under James Lasire, and became an 
 eminent architectural engraver. D. 1846. 
 
 1937. Letter to the Electors of Camb. touching Mr Knight, 
 Mr Sutton, &, the Poor Laws. By a member of the Univ. Camb. 
 [HH] 1837. 8°. 
 
 pp. 18. Is. 
 
 1938. On Legislative Ignorance. Address to the Vice-Chan- 
 cellors, Heads of Colleges, & Professors at the Universities. Lond. 
 1837. 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Is.
 
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 1939. Pkickett, M. Some account of Barnwell Priory in 
 the Parish of St. Andrew the Less, Camb. Camb. [HH.] 1837. 8". 
 
 pp. 45, with advertisements of New Cliurch & National School at Bai'nwell. 
 pp. 4. 1 plate. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Marmaduke Prickett, Triu., B.A. 1826, M.A. 1829, D. 1839, aged 34. 
 
 1940. Rennie, Sir John. Report &, Estimates of the improve- 
 meut of the navigation of the Nene, from its outfall to Peterborough ; 
 & for the more efficient drainage of Moreton's Learn Wash & Whittle- 
 sea Mere, and a portion of the adjoining lands in the Middle Level. 
 Dec. 7, 1836. Lond. 1837. Royal 4°. 
 
 pp. 24. Folding map of Bedford Level by Wells, & plan of the Nene. Half 
 calf. 7s. 6(1. 
 
 Sir John Rennie, younger son of John Eennie, knighted on the opening of 
 new London Bridge 1831, F.R. S., President of the Institution of Civil Engineers, 
 D. 1874 aged 82. 
 
 1940*. Report of Commissioners appointed to continue in- 
 quiries concerning Chainties. [County of Camb.] Lond. 1837. F". 
 
 pp. 333. Half calf. 4s. 6^^. 
 
 1941. Rules op the Camb. Friendly Societies' Asylum. Estab- 
 lished May, 1837. With list of subscriptions & donations. Camb. 
 1837. BB. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 15 + ff. 2 (additional list of subscribers) + pp. 4 (second add. list). Is. 
 
 1942. SoRTAiN, Joseph. Sermon on the death of Rev. Henry 
 
 Mortlock. Brighton [Lond. printed]. 1837. 8^ 
 
 pp. 28. Is. 
 
 Henry Mortlock, sixth son of John Mortlock Esq. of Camb., Trin., afterwards 
 East India Co., V. Farthingstone Northants., D. 1837, aged 47. 
 
 1943. Walsh, B. D. Historical account op the Univ. of Camb. 
 & its Colleges; in a letter to the Earl of Radnor. Lond. 1837. 8". 
 
 pp. iv+162. / 2s. Qd. 
 
 Benjamin Dann Walsh, Trin., B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834. ' 
 
 1944. Whewell, W. On the principles of English Univ. 
 Education. Lond. 1837. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. iv + 186. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1945. Wordsworth, Chr. The Ecclesiastical Commission & 
 the Universities : a letter to a friend. Lond. 1837. 8°. 
 
 pp. 77. " Rev. Henry Arlett from the Author." Is. C)d. 
 
 Christopher Wordsworth, Trin., Fnllow, B.A. 1790, D.D. per L. R. 1810, 
 Master of Trin. 1820—41, R. Bu.'ctud witli Uckficld Sussex 1820, 1). 184(5.
 
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 1946. Account op the wonderful preservation of Mrs Eliza- 
 beth Woodcock, who Avas found alive, after having been buried in a 
 snow drift for a whole week, at Irapington, near Cambridge, in the 
 year 1799 ; with the Medical Case, as reported by the surgeon who 
 attended her. Reprinted for circulation from the authentic narrative 
 published at the time. 1838. [Printed by E. Williams, Eton.] 12°. 
 
 pp. 36. See also ante No. 831. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1947. Address to the Fellows of King's College, Camb., on 
 the subject of Examination for Degrees, &c. Lond. 1838. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 3 to32 + f. 1. Is. 
 
 Presentation copy from Rev. L. P. Baker, St. John's, (author ?) to Jas. 
 Hildyard. 
 
 1948. Battiscombe, H. Confirmation. A familiar conversa- 
 tion on the subject, especially addressed to the young. Camb. 00. 
 (late BB.) 1838. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 Henry Battiscombe, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828. 
 
 1949. Bourne, Vincent. Poetical Works, Latin and English. 
 Camb. [HH.] 1838. 12°. 
 
 pp. xii + 320. Cloth. 3s. 6d. 
 
 1950. Cambridge Coronation Festival. Rustic Sports, in 
 celebration of the Coronation of her Majesty Queen Victoria, 28th 
 June, 1838, on Midsummer Common. [FF.] F°. 
 
 f. 1. Is. 6d. 
 
 1951. Complete account of the proceedings relating 
 
 to the festival held at Cambridge in honour of the Coronation of her 
 Majesty. With illustrations. Camb. HH. 1838. 4°. 
 
 pp. iv + 80. 3 plates (2 folding). 6s. 
 
 In this copy is a MS. list of the singers and the military band. 
 
 1952. another edition 8°. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1953. Challis, J. Syllabus of a Course of Experimental 
 Lectures on the Equilibrium & Motion of Fluids, & on Optics : with 
 demonstrations of propositions referred to. Camb. A. 1838. 8 
 
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 pp. 72. 2s.
 
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 1954. CoRONATiox Remembrancer. An account of the pro- 
 ceedings incidental witli the grand Festival at Cambridge, June 28, 
 1838. Camb. HH for Edward Wade, Petty Cury. 8°. 
 
 pp. 40. 2 folding plates. 2s. 
 
 1955. Guide. Camb. Guide, including historical & archi- 
 tectural notices of the public buildings, and a concise account of the 
 customs & ceremonies of the Univ., &c. New Edit. Illustrated by 32 
 engravings from Mackenzie. Camb. HH. 1838. 12°. 
 
 pp. XV + 272. Illustrations as in No. 1752 ante. 3s. M. 
 
 For other Guides see ante No, 1933 and post No. 2089. 
 
 1956. Independence op the Universities & Colleges of Oxford 
 & Cambridge. By a Layman. Oxford. 1838. 8°. 
 
 pp. 43. 2s. 
 
 1957. Lamb, John. Collection of Letters, Statutes, and 
 other Documents, from the MS. Library of Corpus Christi Coll. 
 illustrative of the History of the Univ. of Camb., during the period of 
 the Reformation, from md to mdlxxii. Lond. 1838. 8°. 
 
 pp. lxx + 402. "Works by the editor" at end. With autograph of Prof. 
 Willis. 6s. 6d. 
 
 1958. Langshaw, Geo. The daily ministration of the Clergy. 
 Sermon at the visitation of Ai'chdeacon Browne, at St. Michael's, Camb., 
 June 7, 1838. Camb. 1838. 8". 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 George Langshaw, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1829, B.D. 1840. 
 
 1959. Observations on the Foundation of Morals ; suggested 
 by Prof. Whewell's Sermons on the same subject. By Eugenius. 
 Lond. 1838. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 81. 2s. 
 
 1960. Reply to Granta. By a member of the Univ. Camb. 
 GG. 1838. 12°. 
 
 pp. 67. 2s. 
 
 1961. Ridoway, W. K. (Curator.) Catalogue of Paintings, 
 Drawings, <&c. bequeathed to the Univ. l>y the late Lord Viscount 
 Fitzwilliam, 1816. Camb. NN. 1838. 12". 
 
 pp. 32. Is. 6(/.
 
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 1962. Robinson, Thomas. On the study of Oriental Litera- 
 
 ture. An introductory lecture at Camb., May 22, 1838. Camb. A. 
 
 1838. 80. 
 
 pp. 2-4. 2s. 
 
 Thomas Robinson, B. 1790, Rugby & Trin., B.A. 1813, D.D. 1844, Arabic 
 Prof. 1837, Master of the Temple 1845. 
 
 1963. [Selwyn, G. a.] Are Cathedral Institutions useless? 
 A practical answer to this question. Eton. E. Williams. 1838. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 51. 2s. 
 
 " Gr. A. Selwyn desired me to give you this. Yrs. ever G. Langshaw. _ I 
 think it was written by one of the Selwyns." Belonged to Rev. F. Martin, Trin. 
 
 George Augustus Selwyn, B. 1809, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1831, D.D. per 
 L.R. 1842, Bp. of New Zealand 1841, of Lichfield 1867, D. 1878. 
 
 1964. [Snowball, J. C] The Cambridge Course op Elementary 
 
 Natural Pliilosopliy. Camb. NN. 1838. Post 8°. 
 
 pp. xiii + 81. Preface dated St. John's College, Nov. 1838. Is. 6d. 
 
 John Charles Snowball, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1828, M.D. 1841. 
 
 1965. Statutes of Queen Elizabeth for the Univ. of Camb. 
 (12 Eliz. a.d. 1570) translated from the original Latin statutes, which 
 were published by Mr Geo. Dyer, in "The Privileges of the Univ." 
 Lond. 1838. 8°- 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 43. 3s. 6d. 
 
 1966. The Tripos. No. I. Dec. 19, 1838. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. 
 
 Is. 6d. 
 
 1967. [Whewell, Wm.] Nugae Bartlovianab. Not published. 
 
 1838. 4°. 
 
 ff. 4. This copy belonged to Prof. Sedgwick. The following lines are printed 
 on back of title. 3s. M. 
 
 Nobles, and learned Clerks, and Ladies pay, 
 Who all, in fair assembly ranged, loerc by 
 When antiquarian pickaxe broke its icay 
 Through Bartlow's old mysterious tumuli; 
 Would you indeed the tinkling still retain 
 Of bells that jingled for your disport then ? 
 Take here the momenVs rhyme ;—the trifling strain 
 {Secure with you from churlish critic'' s ken,) 
 May brinq some pleasant days back to your thoughts again. 
 Audley End, April 17, 1838. W. W. 
 
 1968. Winkles' Architectural & Picturesque Illustrations 
 
 of the Cathedral Church of Ely, with an historical &. descriptive 
 
 account. Lond. 1838. 4°. 
 
 pp. 41 to 64 of the second vol. of Winkles' Cathedrals, without a title, having 
 10 plates (4 by Hablot Browne and 6 by R. Garland) on India paper; large 
 paper copy. 7s. Qd.
 
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 1969- Another copy, Eoj-al 8"., with special title and cover, Ely, 
 
 Thomas A. Hills. 4.s. iid. 
 
 1970. [WooDiiAM, H. A.] Marsilii Ficixi pro Platone Oratio. 
 [1838.] 8". 
 
 pp. 13. Privately printed edition of the Members' Prize Essay for 1838 ; also 
 published from the Pitt Press, with another oration. See ante No. 1419. Is. Qd. 
 Henry Annesley Woodham, Jesus, Fellow, B.A. 1839, LL.D. 1849. 
 
 1971. Ameen Bey, Col. M. Z. (Trix. Hall.) Introduction to 
 the Calculus of Variations, with a theoretical view of Maxima & 
 Minima. Camb. HH. 1839. 8^ 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 29. 2s. Gd. 
 
 1972. [Baldwin,] M[aria.] Miscellaneous Extracts &, Frag- 
 meuts, on interesting & instructive subjects : including some account of 
 Oxford & Cambridge, & anecdotes of eminent men connected therewith. 
 Lond. 1839. 12°. 
 
 2 vols. Vol. I. pp. xi + 385. Vol. ii. pp. xi + 370. Pencil notes by the 
 editor. Cloth. 9s. 
 
 Containing notices of the Cambridge Colleges in the first vol., extracted from 
 Wilson's Memorabilia Cantahrigiae, and of Cambridgeshire villages in the second 
 vol. 
 
 1973. Beaufort, Margaret, Countess of Richmond &. Derby, 
 Mother of King Henry VII. Life, by Caroline A. Halsted. Lond. 
 1839. 8". 
 
 pp. xiii + 262. This memoir obtained the honorary premium awarded by the 
 directors of the Gresham Commemoration, 1839. Portrait, from painting by 
 R. B. Harraden, with autograph at foot. Cloth. 4s. 6d. 
 
 1974. Blakesley, J. W. Life of Aristotle, including 
 critical discussion of some questions of literary history connected w 
 his works. Camb. 1839. 
 
 A 
 
 connected with 
 
 his works. Camb. 1839. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 181. " C. De La Pryme. Purchased in remembrance of the 
 Author (his College Tutor)." 3s. 6rf. 
 
 1975. Cambridge Borough Elections, 1839 & 1840. A collec- 
 tion of placards and broadsides of both parties. 
 
 The candidates in 1839 were Sutton & Gibson. Sutton, who was elected, 
 was unseated in 1840, by a select committee of the House of Commons, as guilty 
 of bribery. The new candidates were Sir A. C. Grant & Thos. Starkie, of whom 
 the former was elected. 
 
 An old song to an old tune. To T. M. G. The would be M. P. LL. 8". 
 
 National Education. [From tlie Morning Herald. J LL. 8°. 
 
 Hints to Electors. (Uu the Melbourne Ministers, from the Manchester 
 Courier.) GG. 8".
 
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 The Hon. Manners Sutton's Triumph. LL. b°. 
 
 £10 Reward. (For T. M. Gibson.) GG. Broadside. 
 
 The Coffee Pot & Poker ; a new Song. LL. do. 
 
 The Poker was H. Gunning, Esq. Bedell, and the song refers to his 
 having a vote without grounds. 
 
 To the Independent Electors. Sutton's address, pp. 2. 4". 
 
 To the Electors of Camb. By one who loves his Queen & Country. 
 
 GG. Broadside. 
 
 To tlie Burgesses of Camb. 1838. PP. do. 
 
 A comparison of Whig & Tory expenditure of the Corporation. 
 
 Camb. Conservative Address to the Queen, June 1, 1839. PP. do. 
 
 Unparalleled lies of the Whigs. GG. do. 
 
 To the Electors of the Borough. Sutton's announcement, May 16, 1839. 
 
 PP. Broadside. 
 
 To the Electors of the Borough. Samuel Wells' announcement. Aug. 24, 
 1839. LL. Broadside. 
 
 Couched in very racy language. 
 
 To the Electors. Explaining away a case of Conservative bribery. Aug. 31, 
 1839. LL. Broadside. 
 
 To the Electors. By an Elector, Aug. 31, 1839. LL. do. 
 
 Notice from the "Four Kings of Cambridge," Koxparro Birchem, Beelyal 
 Foister, Malise Gunnen, & Clipper Serl. PP. Broadside. 
 
 Mr Gibson, his consistency & the value of his present assertions & opinions. 
 (From " John Bull.") PP- Broadside. 
 
 Whig Bribery on a wholesale principle. PP. do. 
 
 Important Sale of Horses, the owner being about to relinquish the Turf, and 
 having no further use for them. PP. Broadside. 
 
 Dis-loyal Equestrian Circus of deceptive Arts. GG. do. 
 
 Gibson's Address, Aug. 21, 1839. HH. do. 
 
 To the Electors. Signed X. Y. Z., Camb., Aug. 30, 1839. LL. do. 
 
 By one who had lost his vote. 
 
 To the Independent Electors. Satirical Address of Candidate, signed Judas 
 Iscariot. Broadside. 
 
 Retirement of Sir J. M. Doyle. His address. 00. do. 
 
 Reformers & Dissenters of Camb. Read the following passages from Speeches 
 deUvered by Mr Gibson. PP. Broadside. 
 
 Camb. Mechanics Conservative Association. Meeting May 21, 1839 at Sun 
 Hotel. i'P- Broadside. 
 
 To the Independent Electors. Sutton's thanks after the decision against 
 
 him. 
 
 Purity & Impartiality ; abstract from Corporation accounts. Broadside. 
 
 To the worthy & independent Electors. Doyle's address, Aug. 22, 1839. 
 
 LL. Broadside. 
 
 To the independent Electors. Doyle's announcement, Aug. 27, 1839. 
 
 00. Broadside. 
 
 Mr Manners Sutton's Speech at the Sun Hotel, Aug. 26, 1839. PP. do. 
 
 Electors of Cambridge, Followers of John Wesley. (On National Education, 
 against Mr Gibson. ) GG. Broadside. 
 
 Address to the Wesleyans of Cambridge. GG. do. 
 
 Cambs. Lent Assizes. Sentences of Prisoners. (Containing that of Samuel 
 Long for corruption.) FF- Broadside. 
 
 The Nonconformist's Catechism, [Hereafter to be got up by heart at the 
 British Schools.] GG. 8°. 
 
 Dogs in the Manger ! ! (On treating.) GG. Broadside. 
 
 Another Turncoat ! ! (Starkie.) GG. do. 
 
 To the Independent Electors. Sir A. Grant's address, 1840. pp. 2. 
 
 Reformers of Cambridge ! QQ- do. 
 
 Important to Publicans &c. (Placard of the Camb. Advertiser.) 
 
 ^ FF. do. 
 
 Camb. Mechanics Conservative Association. Notice of meeting for Grant, 
 May 19, 1840. GG. Broadside.
 
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 Thomas Rtarkie's Address. Downing Coll., May 8, 1840. QQ. Broadside. 
 
 Gibson's Refusal to stand, May 5, 1840. 00. do. 
 
 Reformers of Cambridge. (Against Starkie.) By a true Liberal of the Town. 
 
 CtG. 
 Starkie's Address after failure, May 25, 1840. FF. Broadside. 
 
 To the worthy & independent Electors of the East & West Barnwell Wards. 
 By Hezekiah Griibbins, Barnwell, May 16, 1840. PP. Broadside. 
 
 Increased Taxation ! May 16. 1840. PP. 
 
 In 1 vol., from the library of the late Dr. Corrie, boards. 30s. 
 
 1976. Cambridge Camden Society. A collection of its various 
 publications, together with several relating to the Society, 1839 to 
 1888. 
 
 (a) 1839. A FEW hints on the practical study of Ecclesias- 
 
 tical Antiquities, for the use of the Camb. Camden Society. Camb. 
 
 (HH for) the C. C. S. 1839. Ecap. 8°. Boyce 2. 
 
 pp. 16. 1 plate (litho., only in this edit.). Also the 4th Edit, of above, 8°. 
 pp. GO, containing at the end two of the "Church Schemes" filled up for 
 Trumpington & Cherryhinton. 
 
 ^b) 1840—44. Reports. Camb. (1840—43 HH, 1844 A.) 8". 
 Also Report of the Ecclesiological late CCS. , 1845 — 6, Lond. 
 
 (c) 1841 — G8. The Ecclesiologist. Published by the Camb. 
 Camden Society. 8°. 
 
 26 vols. Vols. 1—18 in 16 vols., half calf; Vols. 24—29, Cloth. 
 
 Vol. I., Camb. (HH for) T. Stevenson, 1842, with motto "Donee Templa 
 Refeceris." No. 1 Nov. 1841 to No. 13 Aug. 1842, pp. viii + 212. Vol. ii. pp. 
 viii + 176, 2 plates. Vol. in. pp. 188, 10 plates. Vol. iv., called New Series 
 Vol. I. when it was disconnected from the C.C.S. , and with new motto " Surge 
 igitur et fac et erit Dominus tecum." Camb. KR. From Vol. v. onwards the 
 work was published in London by the Ecclesiological Society. Vols. vi. & vii. 
 have the name of T. Green, and Vols. vni. & ix. that of E. Meadows, as Agents 
 in Cambridge. Boyce, pp. 11 — 17. 
 
 The Ecclesiologi.st. No. i. November 1841. 8°. 
 
 The First Kdition, very scarce. 
 
 This edition was suppressed shortly after it had been issued in consequence of 
 a Remonstrance respecting the remarks on the then recently erected St. Paul's 
 Church, Cambridge : "The flippant tone in which this paper is written, appears 
 "to us singularly offensive. The following sentence may serve as a specimen : — 
 " 'As the Altar is not yet put wy, and, 'prohuhUj, not yet thoiKjht of, we cannot 
 " say where it will be placed : indeed, we are inclined to fear that it has been 
 '^forfjotten altor/ethcr.' " The Remonstrance was signed by Professors Willis & 
 Sedgwick, J. M. Heath, W. H. Thompson, J. Grote, W. C Mathison, W. J. 
 Conybeare, A. Thacker, M. A. Atkinson, Fellows of Trinity, & 3 others. 
 
 {(/) 1841 — 45. Transactions. A selection of Papers read at 
 the ordinary meetings, 1839— 45. Camb. NN. 1841—45. 4°. 
 
 pp. 301, 5 plates. 
 
 Contributors: J. J. Smith, H. M. Bloxam, B. Webb, J. M. Neale, W. C. 
 Lukis, C Colson, .T. H. Howson, Philip l''r(;('nian, E. J. Carlos, C J. Ellicott, 
 E. Venablos. The contents will be found in Rev. K. J. Boyce's Meinorinl pp. 
 27—28. See below {pp).
 
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 (e) 1841. [Neale, J. M.] A Few Suggestions to Church 
 Wardens on Churches & Church Ornaments. No. I. Suited to Country 
 Parishes. Camb. A. 1841. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Also 13th Edit., "A Few Words," &c., 1843, pp. 16, the last page 
 being list of publications. Of this pamphlet 10 editions were published in 1841, 
 and 3 or more in 1842 — 3. 5000 copies were sold in 6 weeks. Boyce 3. 
 
 John Mason Neale, B. c. 1818, Trin., B.A. 1840, M.A. 1845, Warden of 
 Sackville Coll. 1846, D. 1866. 
 
 (/) 1841—3. [Neale, J. M.] A Few Words to Church- 
 wardens. No. 2. Suited to Town & Manufacturing Parishes. 3rd 
 Edit. Camb. A. 1841. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24, last p. being list of publications. Also the 6th Edit. 1843. Boyce 3. 
 
 (g) 1841 — 4. [Neale, J. M.] A Few Words to Church 
 Builders. Camb. A. 1841. 8". 
 
 1st Edit., pp. 32, 4 plates (explained on p. 32). 
 
 (2) Appendix to A Few Words to Churchbuilders containing 
 lists of Fonts, Windows and Roodscreens intended to serve as models. 
 Camb. A. 1841. 8". 
 
 pp. 22. The 2nd Edition of the Feio Words, 1842, pp. 54, includes the 
 appendix with a few additions, and has no plates. The 3rd Edit., 1844, with 
 the seal on the title, pp. 29, has neither plates nor appendix. Boyce 4. 
 
 (A) 1841. [Webb, Benj.] Argument for the Greek origin op 
 the monogram I H S, a paper read May 25, 1841, with illustrative 
 notes. Camb. A. 1841. 8°. 
 
 pp. 27. Boyce 8. 
 
 Benjamin Webb, B. c. 1820, Trin., B.A. 1842, M.A. 1845, P. C. Sheen Staffs., 
 D. 1885 aged 65. 
 
 (^) 1841 — 3. [Neale, J. M.] History op Pews. Read Nov. 
 22, 1841, with Appendix containing a Report on the Statistics of 
 Pews, Dec. 7, 1841. Camb. A. 1841. 8°. 
 
 1st Edit., pp. 60. Also the 3rd Edit, containing the "Supplement," with 
 additions, pp. viii + 102, 1843. 
 
 (2) Supplement to the History of Pues. Camb. A. 1842. 8". 
 pp. 32. CaUed on the cover, Supplement to the 1st & 2nd Edits. 
 
 (3) Twenty-three reasons por getting rid of Church pews (or 
 pues). (c. 1842.) 8°. 
 
 pp. 4. These, increased to 24, occupy pp. v to viii of the 3rd Edit, of the 
 History. Boyce 7.
 
 1839] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 347 
 
 (j) c. 1843. Hints ox the well-keeping & ordering of 
 Churches. Compiled from "A few woixls to Churchwardens." Camb. 
 HH. Broadside. 
 
 Intended for putting up in the vestry, &c. Boyce 13. 
 
 (k) 1843. [Neale, J. M.] Church Enlargement and Church 
 Arrangement. Camb. A. 1843. 8". 
 
 pp. 19. Boyce 6. 
 
 {1} 1843—6. [Neale, J. M.] A Few Words to the Parish 
 Clerks and Sextons of Country Parishes. Camb. A. 1843. 8°. 
 
 pp. 10. Also 3rd Edit., Loud., 18i6, pp. 16 (pp. 12 — 16 being list of 
 publications). Boyce 5, 
 
 (m) 1844. The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Cambridge. 
 Camb. A. 1844. 8°. 
 
 pp. 26. Signed Thomas Thorp, with treasurer's account &c. at end. Con- 
 taining the origin of Bound Churches, &c. , and an appeal for subscriptions. 
 
 Boyce 18. 
 
 (n) 1845. Statement of particulars connected with the 
 re,storation of the Round Church. By the Chairman of the Restora- 
 tion Committee [T. Thorp]. Camb. HH. 1845. 8°. 
 
 f. 1-l-pp. vi + 110. With slip of Errata at eud. 2 plates. Letter at the 
 beginning to Bp. Thirlwall. ■ Boyce 18. 
 
 (o) 1845. [CoLLisoN, F. W.] On the History of Christian 
 Altars: read Nov. 28, 1844. Camb. [HH.] 1845. 8^ 
 
 pp. 28. Boyce 9. 
 
 Frederick William [Portlock] Collison, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1836, B.D. 
 1846, R. Marwood Devon, D. 1889. 
 
 (p) 1845. Cambridge Camden Society. Camb. SS. 1845. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. No title. Containing an address from the Committee on the dissolu- 
 tion of the Society, Account of the 6th Anniversary Meeting May 8, 18-15, and 
 some correspondence. It is bound up at the end of the Ecclesiologist, Vol. iv. 
 
 {q) 1845. Churches op Cambridgeshire and the Isle of Ely. 
 Camb. [HH.] 1845. Royal 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 119. 27 plates. Cherry Hinton, Trumpington, Iliston, Harlton, 
 Haslingficld. Originally issued in Numbers, of which Nos. 1 to 7 contained 
 j)p. 112. This copy has proofs of the plates, and red lints round tlie )>ugc.s. 
 Oilier illustrations in text. No plates to Haslingfield. Boyce 14.
 
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 Illustrations: Cherry Hinton. Plan. 
 
 Interior from N. Aisle. _ 
 
 Interior of Chancel. ■ 
 
 Mouklings (3 plates). ^ 
 
 Sedilia & Piscina. 
 Interior, to S.W. 
 
 Part of Chancel & S. Aisle (Exterior). 
 From the North (Exterior). 
 Trumpington. Plan. 
 
 From South Chapel. 
 From North East (Exterior). 
 Mouldings (3 plates). 
 From North Chapel. 
 Histon. From South Transept. 
 
 From the North (Exterior). 
 Mouldings (2 plates). 
 Plan. 
 
 Interior of S. Transept. 
 Interior of N. Transept. 
 Harlton. Plan. 
 
 Mouldings. 
 
 Interior from West. 
 
 South Transept (Exterior) ?Kjsj3n?f<ef? as Histon, 
 
 (r) 1846. Illustrations of Monumental Brasses. Camb. 
 [HH.] 1846. 4°. 
 
 Originally published in 6 parts 1840—1846. ff. 3 + pp. 214 + 1¥. 2. 24 plates 
 of brasses (for list of which see Boyce's Memorial p. 30), 14 vignettes in the 
 text, & the following extra plates ; — 
 
 Merchants' Marks. 
 
 Altar, tomb, & canopy of Sir Eoger de Trumpington. 
 
 Porch of Greatford Church, Lines. 
 
 Bishop's Tlirone, Exeter. 
 
 East Window, Grantchester, Cambs. 
 ,, Fenstanton, Cambs. 
 
 Piscina & Sedilia, St. Mary's, Meysey Hampton, Gloucs. 
 
 Chancel <fe Sanctum Sanctorum, Bishopstone, Sussex. 
 
 Monument, St. Andrew's, Irnham, Lines. 
 
 Font & Cover, St. Edward's, Cambridge. 
 
 Niche in St. Michael's, Cambridge. 
 
 Piscina & Sedilia, St. Andrew's, Chesterton, Cambs. 
 
 Early English Doorway, All Saints', Barrington, Cambs. 
 
 Chantry Piscina, All Saints', North Moreton, Berks. 
 
 Woodwork, Stall & Canopies, St. Mary, Lancaster. 
 
 Lower Peover Church, Cheshire. 
 
 Interior of St. Sepulchre's, Cambridge, as restored. 
 
 (s) 1847. Instrumenta Ecclesiastica. Edited by the Eccle- 
 siological late C. C. S. Lond. 1847. 4°. 
 
 ff. 3, 72 plates with descriptions, 1 f. to each. Originally published in 12 
 parts. For list of illustrations see Boyce's Memorial, pp. 61 — 2. 
 
 Ptiblications relating to the Society. 
 
 (t) 1842. Church of the Holy Sepulchre or the Round 
 Church Cambridge. Camb. A. 1842. Fcap, 8°.
 
 1839] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 349 
 
 pp. 16. 2 plates of the chiirch, before restoration, and afterwards, the latter 
 being on India paper. 
 
 (u) 1842. SCHOLEFIELD, JaS. ThE CHRISTIAN AlTAR. UnIV. 
 
 Sermon, Oct. 23, 1842. Camb. A. 1842. 8°. 
 
 pp. 30 + f. 1, books by Scholetield. Dedicated to the Bp. of London. 
 
 (v) 1842. CoLLisoN, F. W. Remarks on a Sermon by Prof. 
 Scliolefielcl, entitled the Christian Altar ; being a vindication of the 
 Catholic Doctrines there impugned. Camb. A. 1842. 8". 
 
 pp. 22 + f. 1, books by same author. 
 
 (w) 1843. Some further remarks on the Christian 
 
 Altar & Eucharistic Sacrifice : with strictures on Vedelius &. Williams. 
 Camb. A. 1843. 8". 
 
 pp. 23. 
 
 (x) 1843. Warren, Chas. The Lord's Table the Christian 
 Altar, in some remarks on Scholefield's sermon. Camb. [HH.] 1843. 
 
 8». 
 
 pp. 50. 
 
 Charles Warren, Trin., B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834, V. Over. 
 
 (y) 1843. [Smith, J. J.] A few words on the last publica- 
 tion of the C. C. S. By a late Vice-President. Camb. A. 1843. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. The " last publication " %yas Church Enlargement <& Church Arrange- 
 ment, see {/i) above. 
 
 John .James Smith, Caius, Fellow & Tutor, B.A. 1828, M.A. 1831, Y. Loddon 
 Norfolk, D. 1883. 
 
 {z) 1844. Paley, F. a. The Ecclesiologist's Guide to the 
 Churches within a circuit of seven miles round Cambridge, with 
 introductory remarks. Camb. HH for NorrLs Deck, G King's Parade. 
 1844. 12°. 
 
 pp. x + 52. Map & folding plate. 
 
 Frederick Apthorp Paley, B. 1816, St. John's, B.A. 1838, M.A. 1842, Classical 
 Examiner Univ. of London, D. 1888. 
 
 (aa) 1844. Close, F. Church Architecture, scripturally 
 considered, from the earliest ages to the present time. Lond. 1844. 
 
 12°. 
 
 f. l + pp. 112 + f. 1, books by same author. Cloth. 
 
 Francis Close, Frome B. 17'J7, St. John's, B.A. 1820, D.D. 1857, Dean of 
 Cailislo 18j6— 81, D. 1882. 
 
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 (bb) 1844. Arnold, T. K. Remarks on Close's "Church 
 Architecture scripturally considered, from the eai-liest ages to the 
 present time." Lond. 1844. 8°. 
 
 pp. 40. 
 
 Thomas Kerchever Arnold, B. 1800, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1821, M.A. 1824, K. 
 Lyndon, D. 1853. 
 
 (cc) 1844. Arnold, T. K. Examination of Close's Reply to 
 " Remarks " upon his " Church Architecture." Lond. 1844. 8°. 
 
 pp. 54. 
 
 (dd) 1844. Blackburne, J. Brief Historical Inquiry into 
 the introduction of Stone Altars into the Christian Church. Camb. 
 [HH.] 1844. 8°. 
 
 f. 1+pp. xiv + 52. 
 
 Jonathan Blackburne, B. c. 1805, St. John's, B.A. 1829, M.A. 1833, D. 1886, 
 aged 81. 
 
 (ee) 1844. Close, F. The Restoration op Churches is the 
 Restoration of Popery : proved & illustrated from the authenticated 
 publications of the C. C. S. Sermon in Cheltenham Parish Church, 
 Nov. 5, 1844. With copious addenda from the above-named publica- 
 tions. Lond. 1844. (Cheltenham, by J. J. Hadley, 'Journal' Office.) 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 46. 
 
 {^) 1845. Blackburne, J. The Stone Altar, in connection 
 with the Eucharist, in the time of Pope Sergius I., a witness for the 
 truth of our Lord's humanity, &c. Camb. [HH.] 1845. 8°. 
 
 pp. 46 + 135. 
 
 (gg) 1845. Statement submitted to the members of the 
 C. C. S., with the notice of withdrawal of some members, because of 
 the objects taken up by the Society being contrary to its original 
 foundation. Camb. 1845. 4°. 
 
 pp. 4. Dated June 13, 1845. 
 
 (M) 1845. F[reeman,] P. Thoughts on the proposed dissolu- 
 tion of the C. C. S. suggested for the consideration of the members. By 
 a member of committee. Lond. 1845. 8°. 
 
 pp. 27. Signed P. F. 
 
 Philip Freeman, Combs Suffolk B. 1818, Trin., B.A. 1839, Pet., Fellow, M.A. 
 1842, Principal Theological Coll. Chichester 1846 — 48, Canon and reader Cumbrae 
 Coll. 1853—58, V. Thorverton 1858, Archdeacon of Exeter 1865, D. 1875.
 
 1839] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 351 
 
 (ii) 1845. S[wAiNSON, 1] C. A. Letter to a non-resident member 
 of the C C. S. on the present position of that body. Privately printed. 
 Camb. TT. 1845. Fcap. 8". 
 
 pp. 16 + f. 1. 
 
 (jj) 1845. [Lee, Samuel.] Letter to Archdeacon Thorp, 
 president of the C. C. S., on its late re-organization &, apparent objects. 
 Lond. 1845. 8". 
 
 f . 1 + pp. 25. From the Christian's Monthly, June, 1845. 
 
 (kk) 1845. Second Letter, on Symbolism. Lond. 
 
 1845. 8°. 
 
 pp. 55. Presentation copy to Prof. Sedgwick. 
 
 {U) 1845. Graham, J. Sermon at the re-opening of the 
 Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Aug. 10, 1845. Camb. A. 1845. 8". 
 pp. 16. 
 
 (mm) 1845. Parker's London Magazine. Nos. L & IL, Jan. & 
 Feb. 1845. 8°. 
 
 Containing reviews of Close's " Church Restoration " &c. & Arnold's replies. 
 
 (nn) 1845. Stone Altar Case. Judgment of the Rt. Hon. 
 
 Sir H. J. Fust, Kt., Dean of the Arches, in the case of Faulkner v. 
 
 Litchfield & Stearn, Jan. 31, 1845. Edited by J. E. P. Robertson. 
 
 Lond. 1845. 8". 
 
 ff. 3-1- pp. 62. 
 
 (oo) 1845. A Christian Kalendar for the use of members 
 
 of the Established Church arranged for 1845. By a lay member of the 
 
 C. C. S. Camb. Norris Deck, 6 King's Parade. 4°. 
 
 pp. 36. Prof. Sedgwick's copy ; see his opinion of it in his speech contained 
 in (p) above, p. 21, where lie speaks of Mr Stokes as the author. 
 
 (pp) 1888. Boyce, Edw. Jacob. Memorial of the C. C. S. and 
 the Ecclesiological (late C. G.) S. Lond. [FFF.] 1888. 8°. 
 
 pp. 62-l-fi. 2. The seal on back of half title, & plates of a pulpit in 1837 & of 
 St. Sepulchre's as restored. 
 
 This copy was Dr Luard's, and contains a letter to him from the author, 
 giving a short list of errata. 
 
 The coUection, £10. 10s. 
 
 1976*. Cambridge Mathematical Journal. Edited by D. F. 
 Gregory k R. Leslie Ellis. 4 vols. 1839-45. S'\ 
 
 The complete set, £6. 6s. 
 
 Contributors : Geo. Boole, Jas. Booth, Brice Bronwin, A. Cayley, Cockle, 
 Ellis, Frost, Gregory, Moon, Stokes, Thomson, Walton, &c. 
 
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 (b) Cambridge & Dublin Mathematical Journal. Edited by 
 Sir Wm. Thomson and N. M. Ferrers. 9 vols. 1846-54. 8". 
 
 This Journal followed the above. The complete set, £10. lOs. 
 
 Contributors : Boole, Cayley, Collins, De Morgan, Maxwell, Stokes, Sylvester, 
 Sir Wm. Thomson, Sir W. R. Hamilton, Booth, Salmon, Carmichael, &c. 
 
 (c) Quarterly Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics. 
 Edited by Profs. J. J. Sylvester, G. G. Stokes, A. Cayley, N. M. 
 Ferrers, M. Hermite and others. Vols. I. to XXVI. 1858-93. 8". 
 
 This, which followed (h), is still appearing. The set of 26 vols., £31. 10s. 
 
 1977. Cambridge Victoria Benefit Societies' Asylum. Rules, 
 with list of subscriptions & donations. Camb. 00. 1839. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 12 + 12. Is. 
 
 1978. Classical Tripos. March 9, 1839. List. A for J. 
 Taylor, Senate House Keeper. 4°. 
 
 f. 1. 1«. 
 
 1979. Corrie, G. E. Brief historical notices op the interfer- 
 ence of the Crown with the affairs of the English Universities. Camb. 
 A. 1839. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 106. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1980. Fardell, Hen. Speech before the Board of Guardians 
 of Wisbech Union, March 21, 1839 at a dinner given to him. Wisbech. 
 John Leach, 1839. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. 
 
 (b) Sermon in Wisbech St. Peter's before the Members of the 
 Odd Fellows' Society, May 15, 1839. Wisbech. 1839. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. 
 
 (c) Some Account of Wisbech Poor Law Union, with various 
 tables relative to the expenditure, &c. Wisbech. 1839. 8°. 
 
 pp. 58. Folding table after p. 10. 
 
 3 in 1 vol. 2s. 6d. 
 
 1981. Gourrier, F. B. Righteousness exalteth a Nation. 
 Sermon in Trinity Chm-ch, Camb., July 14, 1839, in aid of the fund for 
 erection of a Protestant Chui'ch in Paris. Lond. 1839. 8°. 
 
 pp. 39. " T. Winkworth Esq. with kind regards. F B G." Is. 6d.
 
 1839] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 353 
 
 1982. Gunning, H. Extracts from a digested Report on the 
 evidence taken before the Corporation Commissioners at Camb., 1833, 
 with a preface. Camb. 00. 1839. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 30. 2s. 
 
 1983. Halliwell, J. 0. A. few hints to novices in MS. 
 Literature. Camb. HH. 1839. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Facsimile, 1 f. 2s. 6d. 
 
 James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, Chelsea B. 1820, Trin. 1837, Jesus 1839 — 
 42, LL.D. Ediub. 1883, F.S.A., F.R.S., projector of Camb. Antiquarian Soc, D. 
 1889. 
 
 1984. Metcalfe, Wm. The principle &, law of assessing 
 property to the Poor's Rate stated & illustrated, & the method of 
 assessment practised in Glasgow & Paisley, &c. In a letter to the Earl 
 of Hardwicke. Royston Press Othce (J. Warren). 1839. 8°. 
 
 pp. 45. 2s. 
 
 William Metcalfe, Sid., LL.B. 1809, E. Foulmire, J. P. Cambs. 
 
 1985. Philpott, H. Sermon at All Saints, Camb., in aid of 
 the Incorporated Society for promoting the Enlargement & Building of 
 Churches, Dec. 1, 1839. Camb. 1839. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 Henry Philpott, B. 1808, St. Cath., Fellow and Tutor, B.A. 1829, D.D. per 
 L.R. 1847, Master of St. Cath. 1845, Bp. Worcester 1861, D. 1892. 
 
 1986. Pigot & Co.'s Royal National & Commercial Directory 
 ik Topography. Sept. 1839. Royal 8". 
 
 Cambs. occupies pp. 41—78, with a map having a vignette of Ely Cathedral. 
 
 3s. 
 
 1987. PosiE of Poesies. Camb. [HH.] 1839. Post 8°. 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 51. 2, 
 
 "As a parting token to our friends in the University." 
 
 s. 
 
 1988. Wade, Edw. The Ballot essential" to the attainment 
 of Freedom of Election, & the progress of real Reform. Camb. HH. 
 1839. 8«. 
 
 PP- 18- Is. Gd. 
 
 1989. Winterborn, B. Persijcution at Elections for Members 
 of Parliament, & the Whig Ballot considered. Oamb. 00. 1839. 8". 
 
 PP- 16. Is. 6d.
 
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 1990. [Belt, R. W.] St. Mary's Chimes. No. 1. "Look upon 
 this picture— and on this." Union-House Speaker. Camb. FF. 1840. 
 
 16°. 
 
 pp. 10, with 7 quaint wood-cuts. Is. 6d. 
 
 This refers to the questions of sitting or standing in St Mary's & of opening 
 the Union on Sundays. See also post No. 2014. 
 Kobert WalUs Belt, Emman., B.A. 1845. 
 
 1991. Blunt, J. J. Introduction to a course of lectures on 
 the early Fathers, now in delivery in the Univ. of Camb. Camb. A, 
 1840. 8°. 
 
 pp. 52. Also Second Part, A, 1843, ff . 2 + pp. 47. Together, 3s. &d. 
 
 John James Blunt, Newcastle-under-Lyme B. 1794, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 
 1816, B.D. 1826, Margaret Prof. 1839, R. Great Oakley Essex, D. 1855. 
 
 1992. Cambridge Antiquarian Society. 
 
 (a) 1840-50. Publications. [Quarto Series.] Vol. I. 1840- 
 46. Vol. II. 1846-50. Camb. A. 4°. 
 
 Vol. I contains Nos. I to XII of the Quarto Publications, & Vol. II Nos. XIII 
 to XV, when the series ended. 
 
 Contents : 
 Corrie, G. E. Catalogue of original library of St. Cath., 1745. I. 
 
 Cowie, M. ,, ,, MSS. and scarce books in St. John's Library. 
 
 VI & VIII. 
 Dryden, Sir H. Roman & Romano-British Remains at and near Shefford. 4 
 
 plates (3 coloured). X. 
 Franks, A. W. On Palimpsest Sepulchral Brasses. 1 plate. XIV. 
 
 Genealogical List of the Freville family & some account of 
 
 their monuments in Little Shelford Church. 3 plates. 
 
 XIV. 
 
 Two British Shields found in the Isle of Ely. 4 plates. XIV. 
 
 Account of the Consecration of Abp. Parker. 1 facsimile. III. 
 
 Evaugelia Augustini Gregoriana. A description of MSS. 286 
 
 & 197 in the Parker Library. 11 plates (some coloured). 
 
 XIII. 
 
 Catalogue of books bequeathed to Corpus by T. Markaunt, 
 
 1493. XIV. 
 Historical Inquiry touching St. Catharine of Alexandria : to 
 which is added, a semi-Saxon legend. 2 plates (1 coloured). 
 XV. 
 Romano-British Remains. On the materials of two sepulchral 
 
 vessels found at Warden, Beds. 2 plates. XII. 
 Catalogue of Coins from Shefford. X. 
 Abbreviata Cronica, 1377 — 1469. 1 facsimile. II. 
 Specimens of College Plate. 13 plates. XI. 
 Description of Sextry Barn at Ely, lately demolished. 4 
 
 plates. VII. 
 Architectural Nomenclature of the Middle Ages. 3 plates. 
 IX. 
 Woodham, H. A. Application of Heraldry to the illustration of Univ. & Colle- 
 giate antiquities. Woodcuts & 2 coloured plates. IV & V. 
 
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 Clark, J. W. 
 
 Clay, W. K. 
 
 Fawcett, W. M. 
 
 Foster, J. E. 
 Goodwin, C. W. 
 
 Hailstone, Edw., jun 
 
 Jeukinson, F. J. H., 
 Luard, H. E. 
 
 Lunn, J. R. 
 Raven, J. J. 
 Eye, Walter. 
 Saudars, S. 
 
 Searle, W. G. 
 
 Venables, E., 
 Venn, J. 
 
 White-Cooper, G. 0., 
 
 Ancient Cambs. 
 
 4 plates & map. III. 
 
 '2nd Edit, much enlarged. Map. XX. 
 
 Josselin's Historiola CoUegii Corporis Christi et B. M. 
 
 Cantab. XVII. 
 History of Waterbeach. 3 plates. IV. 
 ,, ,, Landbeach. 1 plate. VI. 
 ,, ,, Horningsey. VII. 
 ,, ,, Milton. XI. 
 Mr Essex's Journal of a tour through parts of Flanders 
 
 & France, 1773. XXIV. 
 Diary of Alderman S. Newton, 1662—1717. XXIII. 
 Anglo-Saxon Legend of St. Andrew & St. Veronica. I. 
 Fragment of a Graeco-Egyptian work upon Magic. 
 
 1 facsimile. II. 
 History & Antiquities of the Parish of Bottisham, with 
 
 supplement. 7 plates. XIV & XVI. 
 see White- Cooper. 
 Diary of Edward Rud ; to which are added several 
 
 letters of Dr Bentley. V. 
 Correspondence of Richard Porsou. VIII. 
 Memoir of Rev. Caleb Parnham, B.D., St. John's. XXI. 
 The Bells of Cambs., with supplement. XVIII & XIX. 
 Short Calendar of the Feet of Fines for Cambs. XXVI. 
 Historical & Architectural Notes on Great St. Mary's 
 
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 Canon E. Venables. 1 plate. X. 
 List of Books printed on vellum in the Camb. libraries. 
 
 XV. 
 History of Queens' College. Parts 1 & 2, 1446—1662. 
 
 IX & XIII. 
 Coins, Tokens & Medals of the Town, County & Univ. 
 
 of Camb. XII. 
 see Sandars. 
 Eegister of Baptisms, Marriages, & Burials in St. 
 
 Michael's Parish. XXV. 
 & F. J. H. Jenkiuson. Proposals to Henry VIII. for an 
 
 Irish Coinage, by Nicholas Tyery. Many illustrations. 
 
 XXII. 
 
 (c) 1851-88. Reports & Communications. 
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 The 7 volumes contain about 260 separate communications, 139 plates, & 
 numerous illustrations in the text. 
 
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 the contributions will be found). 
 
 J. C. Adams 7, T. D. Atkinson 7, C. C. Babington 1, 2, 3, Churchill Babington 
 2, G. Mackenzie Bacon 4, J. Barton 4, S. Banks 3, E. M. lieloo 7, E. K. Bonnet 
 
 5, S. Birch 3, A. W. Blomfi.^ld 3, J. W. Bodger 7, T. G. Bonney 3, R. Bowes ">, 
 
 6, II. Bradshuw 2, 3, 4, T. Bruckleljank 1, 3, G. F. Browne 3, (J, 7, E. A. T. W. 
 Budge 7, J. Carter 3, Archdeacon Ciiapmau 7, J. W. Chirk 3, 4, r>, 6, 7, C. H. 
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 Walter K. Foster 5, H. Gadow 7, Neville Goodman 4, C. W. Goodwin 1, A. F. 
 Griffith 4, 5, W. Griffith 3, W. de Gruchy 6, E. Hailstone jun. 4, J. 0. Halliwell 
 1, C. Hardwick 1, S. J. Hickson 7, F. G. Howard 4, Baron A. von HiiRel 7, 
 T. M-^K. Hughes 4, 6, 7, A. P. Humphry 4, — Hurrell 7, B. D. Jackson 4, M. R. 
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 Pigott 6, 7, R. C. Reade 5, W. A. Rhodes 7, J. 0. Rickard 5, W. Ridgeway 7, J. 
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 Way 1, W. White 4, F. C. Whitehouse 6, George Williams 1, E. G. de Salis 
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 pp. 20. Is. 
 
 Index to the Baker MSS. by four members of the C. A. S. 
 Camb. [A]. 1848. 8». 
 
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 * Round Church. * Clare Chapel.
 
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 * ,, Cloister Gate. 
 
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 * Edmund Spenser. 
 Autographs of Founders &a. 
 
 * Caius Chapel. 
 
 * Queens' Lane. 
 
 * Bacon. 
 
 Ground plan of intended Botanical 
 Garden. 
 ,, ,, „ Botanical Garden. 
 
 * John Bay. 
 
 * Chesterton. 
 
 * The Boat Race. 
 
 Vol. 
 
 * The Walks. 
 
 * Hobson's Conduit. 
 
 * Fountain, Triu. Coll. 
 
 * William Harvey. 
 
 * Hall, King's Coll. 
 
 * Hall-Screen, Trin. Coll. 
 
 * Hall, Trin. Coll. 
 
 * Chapel, Jesus Coll. 
 
 * In the Chapel, Jesus Coll. 
 
 * Ante-Chapel, Jesus Coll. 
 
 * Jesus Coll. 
 
 * Petty Cury. 
 
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 * In Trinity Street. 
 
 *01d Woodwork from the White 
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 * Sidney Sussex Coll. 
 
 * 0. Cromwell. 
 Egyptian Sarcophagus. 
 
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 * ,. „ The Bath. 
 
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 * Robert Cotton. 
 *E. Coke. 
 
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 * The Cam. 
 Ancient Brick. 
 
 * Queens' Lane. 
 
 * View from King's Bridge. 
 Antique Drinking Horn. 
 Tip of the Drinking Horn. 
 Ai'chbishop Parker's Cup. 
 
 *From the Fellows' Garden, Caius. 
 
 * Gate of Honour, Caius. 
 
 * Senate House Passage. 
 
 II. 
 
 * Pepysian Library. 
 
 * Fire- Place over old King's Gate. 
 
 * Trinity Hall Street. 
 
 * Halcomblen Chantry, King's Coll. 
 
 * View from New Building, St. John's. 
 Desk of Brass, King's Coll. 
 
 * Screen, King's Chapel. 
 
 *Wood carving on Screen, King's 
 Chapel (2). 
 
 * Great St Mary's Church. 
 
 * Portrait in Jesus College. 
 
 * Trumpingtou Street. 
 """ Pembroke College. 
 
 * Archbishop Cranmer. 
 
 * Chapel, St. Peter's Coll. 
 
 * Entrance, St. John's Coll. 
 
 ■■■East AVindow, St. Peter's Coll. 
 Chapel. 
 
 * ,, ,, Little St. Mary's. 
 
 * Tomb of the Lady Margaret. 
 
 * Carving in Wood, Library of Trin. 
 Coll. 
 
 * Chapel, Corpus Coll. 
 
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 Vol. I., pp. XX + 403 ; Vol. II., pp. xvi + 3<)3 ; Vol. III., pp. xv + 383. With 90 
 woodcuts in the text, 31 photographs by Frith, 76 steel plates by Le Keux, 
 63 copper engravings by Storer, 2 etchings by Ince, & 13 lithographs. The 
 Storer engravings appeared between the years 1825 — 34 (see ante No. 1713) ; the 
 Ince etchings were issued in the Camb. Portfolio (see ante No. 1995). 
 
 Mr. Cooper says in his preface, "The work has in fact been so extensively 
 altered that it may be considered as entirely re-written " ; and it was increased 
 from 592 pp. to 1179 pp. 
 
 Plates : 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHS, 
 
 tS. Peter's College, J Corpus Christi College, the Old 
 Clare College, from the grounds of Court, 
 
 King's. X S. Catharine's College, the front 
 J Pembroke College, from the Master's from Queens' Lane. 
 
 Garden. X Caius College, the New Hall. 
 
 King's College, part of the Chapel J Trinity Hall, the New Building, 
 
 and Screen. j Queens' Coll(;go and Small Bridge, 
 J King's College Chapel, the West from tlie River. 
 
 End. J Interior of Jesus College Chapel.
 
 364 
 
 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. 
 
 [1841 
 
 STEEL & COPPER ENGRAVINGS. 
 
 * t S. Peter's College, shewing the 
 
 Chapel. 
 
 * + Gisborne Court, S. Peter's College, 
 t Interior of the Chapel, S. Peter's 
 
 College, 
 t Gisborne Court, S. Peter's College, 
 from the Grove. 
 
 * t Clare College, from the Gardens. 
 
 * t Clare College Quadrangle. 
 
 t Interior of Chapel, Clare College, 
 t Clare College and Bridge, from the 
 Fellows' Garden. 
 
 * ■)■ Pembroke College, from the Street. 
 
 * t Interior of the Hall — Pembroke 
 
 College. 
 
 t Pembroke College, First Court. 
 
 t Interior of Chapel, Pembroke Col- 
 lege. 
 
 * + The Gate of Honour, Caius Col- 
 
 lege. 
 
 * t Caius College, from the Fellows' 
 
 Garden. 
 
 * t Caius College, from the Street. 
 
 * t Interior of the Chapel, Caius Col- 
 
 lege. 
 Gate of Honour and Senate House, 
 Caius College. 
 *t Entrance to Second Court of 
 Trinity Hall. 
 
 * + Trinity Hall, from the Garden. 
 + Trinity Hall, Front Court. 
 
 Trinity Hall, Back Court. 
 
 * t Corpus Christi College, from the 
 
 Street. 
 
 * t Quadrangle of Corpus Christi Col- 
 
 lege, 
 t Interior of Chapel, Corpus Christi 
 
 CoUege. 
 *t Front of King's College, from 
 
 Trumpington Street. 
 *t King's College, from Clare Hall 
 
 Piece. 
 *t Interior of the HaU, King's Col- 
 lege. 
 '' t Exterior of King's College Chapel. 
 ^ + The Library of King's College, 
 t Bridge, King's College, 
 t Old Court, King's College, first 
 
 view, 
 t Old Court, King's College, second 
 view. 
 
 ■ t Interior of King's College Chapel. 
 
 Hall, King's College, extended 
 view, 
 t The Provost's Lodge, King's Col- 
 lege. 
 Side view of King's College Chapel, 
 t King's College, New Quadrangle, 
 t King's College, the Fellows' Build- 
 ings and Provost's Lodge. 
 ' + Queens' College. 
 ' t The Hall, Queens' College. 
 *■ + Queens' College, the Second Court, 
 t Queens' College, Walnut-tree Court. 
 ' t Queens' College, the entrance Gate- 
 way, as taken i7i 1837. 
 + Queens' College. The Buildings, 
 Walnut-tree Court, and view of 
 King's. 
 ''fS. Catharine's College, Front 
 
 Court, 
 t Interior of Chapel, S. Catharine's 
 
 College. 
 ' f Jesus College, from the Meadows, 
 t The First Court, Jesus College. 
 + Jesus College, from the Gardens. 
 
 ■ t Jesus College, the Entrance Gate- 
 
 way, 
 t Jesus College Chapel, 1830. 
 
 ■ t The New Public Library, as it will 
 
 appear when completed, 
 t The University or Pitt Press. 
 
 ETCHINGS (8vo. issue). 
 
 t Interior of the Library, Trinity fMantlepiece in the Combination 
 
 Hall. Boom, Trinity Hall. 
 
 The following Etchings appeared in the 4to. issue only :— 
 t Trinity Hall, Exterior of Library. Trinity Hall, Interior of Hall. 
 
 + Trinity Hall, Interior of Chapel. Trinity Hall, Garden. 
 
 Vol. 11. 
 PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 Interior of Library, Trinity College. 
 J Christ College Gardens. 
 
 S. John's College, Street view. 
 X S. John's College, view from Fisher's 
 
 Lane. 
 J Magdalen College, part of the Hall 
 and Chapel. 
 
 Trinity College, the Master's Lodge 
 
 and Great Court. 
 Trinity College, view of Library and 
 
 New Buildings from the;Walks. 
 Trinity CoUege, Neville's Court. 
 Emmanuel College. 
 J Trinity College, view from the 
 
 Bridge.
 
 1841] 
 
 V. NINETEENTH CENTURY, 
 
 3G5 
 
 STEEL & COPPER ENGRAVINGS. 
 
 * + Christ's College. 
 
 + The First Court, Christ's College. 
 
 * t The Second Court, Christ's College. 
 
 Tree Court, Christ's College. 
 *t Entrance Gate^Yay, S. John's Col- 
 lege, 1850. 
 *tNew Buildings of S. John's, from 
 the Garden, 
 t New Buildings, S. John's College, 
 
 N.W. view. 
 + Cloisters, S. John's College. 
 *tThe Second Court, S. John's Col- 
 lege, East side, 
 t Second Court, S. John's College, 
 West side. 
 New Buildings, S. John's College, 
 Grand Entrance. 
 
 * t The New Bridge, S. John's College. 
 fS. John's College, from the 
 
 Grounds. 
 
 * t Part of the New Buildings, S. 
 
 John's College, within the Cloi- 
 sters. 
 Library, Trinity College, view from 
 S. John's. 
 *tThe Chapel, S. John's College. 
 tS. John's College, from the Old 
 Bridge. 
 New Buildings, S. John's College, 
 extended view within the Cloi- 
 sters. 
 t Magdalen College, from the Street, 
 t Magdalen College, from the Close. 
 
 * t The Chapel, Magdalen College. 
 
 * t The Pepysian Library, Magdalen 
 
 College. 
 
 * + Trinity College, view from S. John's 
 
 Old Bridge. 
 
 '■ t Trinity College, the Second Court, 
 
 shewing the Hall. 
 + Cloisters and Library, Trinity 
 College. 
 Hall, Trinity College, extended 
 view. 
 ■+The Great Court, Trinity College, 
 
 shewing the Chapel, 
 t King's Court, Trinity College, from 
 
 the Walk. 
 ^ tNew Court, Trinity College. 
 *■ t Trinity College, view from the S.E. 
 
 angle of the Cloisters. 
 ^ t Interior of the Hall, Trinity Col- 
 lege. 
 " t The Library, Trinity College. 
 Neville's Court, Trinity College, 
 extended view, 
 t King's Court, Trinity College, 
 t Library, Trinity College, 
 t Great Court, Trinity College, shew- 
 ing the Hall, &c. 
 ^ + Trinity College, Entrance Gate- 
 way, 
 •f Trinity College Chapel, view of 
 
 Organ. 
 •■ + Statue of Sir Isaac Newton in the 
 Ante-Chapel, Trinity College. 
 Chapel, Trinity College, view of 
 Altar-Piece. 
 ■ + Emmanuel College, from the Street, 
 left-hand view. 
 Emmanuel College, from the Street, 
 right-liand view. 
 t New Buildings, Emmanuel College. 
 ' t Emmanuel College, shewing the 
 Chapel, &c. 
 View of Clare College and Bridge, 
 t View from Clare Hall Pieces. 
 
 Entrance Gateway, S. John's. 
 The Fountains, Trinity College. 
 Newton's Statue in the Chapel, Trinity 
 College. 
 
 ETCHINGS, &c. (8vo. issue). 
 
 t Byron's Statue in the Library, 
 
 Trinity College, 
 t Founder's Cup, Emmanuel College. 
 
 The following Etching appeared in the 4to. issue only ; 
 t Cloister Gateway, S. John's. 
 
 Vol. m. 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 X Garret Hostel Bridge, view from 
 
 Clare College. 
 X Sidney Sussex College, First Court. 
 X Downing College, the Master's 
 
 Lodge. 
 J The Senate House. 
 X King's Parade. 
 
 The Fitz William Museum. 
 X Interior of Now Assembly Room, 
 (iuildliall. 
 S. Botolpli's Church. 
 J Great S. Mary's Cliurch, from tlio 
 Market Hill. 
 S. Michael's Church, Street view. 
 
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 [1841 
 
 STEEL & COPPEE ENGEAVINGS. 
 
 * + Plan of the University and Town 
 
 of Cambridge, 
 t Sidney Sussex College. 
 
 * + Sidney Sussex College, upright 
 
 view. 
 
 * + Sidney Sussex College, from the 
 
 Master's Garden. 
 + The Hall, Sidney Sussex College. 
 + Sidney Susses College, Old Front, 
 in Cromwell's Time. 
 Sidney Sussex College, the Master's 
 Lodge. 
 *t Downing College, as it will appear 
 when completed, 
 t Hall, Downing College. 
 + The Senate House. 
 The Pitt Press. 
 
 * + The Fitzwilliam Museum, 
 t The Observatory. 
 
 * t Entrance to the Old Botanic 
 
 Garden. 
 
 * t The Castle. 
 
 * t View of Cambridge from Castle 
 
 Hill. 
 
 * + View of Cambridge from the Ely 
 
 Eoad. 
 *tThe Market Place, shewing the 
 Town Hall and Hobson's Con- 
 duit, 
 t Addenbrooke's Hospital. 
 
 ■ + View shewing All Saints Church. 
 
 ■ t Great S. Andrew's Church (the 
 
 Old Church), 
 t Barnwell Church, interior of East 
 
 End. 
 ' t S. Benedict's Church, interior. 
 ' t S. Botolph's Church. 
 ' t Interior of S. Botolph's Church. 
 
 ■ t S. Clement's Church. 
 
 ■ f Great S. Mary's Church, exterior, 
 t Great S. Mary's Church, shewing 
 
 the Organ. 
 ■f Great S. Mary's Church, shewing 
 
 the Throne. 
 ■• + Little S. Mary's Church. 
 ^ + S. Michael's Church, exterior. 
 •■ t Interior of S. Peter's Church. 
 ^ t Interior of S. Sepulchre's Church. 
 t Interior of S. Sepulchre's Church, 
 extended view, 
 t -f- Triuity Church, 
 t Trinity Church, interior (in the 
 
 Eev. C. Simeon's time). 
 t Trinity Church, exterior (in the 
 Eev. C. Simeon's time). 
 Fellows' Garden, Caius College, 
 
 extended view. 
 Christ's College (in Milton's Time). 
 " t Entrance Gate to Clare College. 
 
 ETCHINGS, &c. 
 
 t Flaxman's Design for Downing Col- 
 lege Seal. 
 
 t Front Elevation of the New Lecture 
 Eooms and Museums, in the Old 
 Botanic Garden. 
 
 t Elevation of Addenbrooke's Hospital, 
 (1866). 
 
 t Great S. Andrew's Church (the New 
 
 Church). 
 + Old Houses, Petty Cury. 
 + S. Paul's Church, exterior. 
 tFont and Cover, S. Edward's 
 
 Church. 
 tOld Houses, Trinity Street. 
 
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 2074. Homer's Iliad. Faithfully rendered in Homeric Verse 
 from the original Greek. By Philhellen Etouensis. [Lancelot Shad- 
 well, St. John's.] Lond. 1844—5. Roy. 8°. 
 
 Each book separate. Books 1 to 3, 1844 ; 4 & 5, 1845 ; 7 to 9, N. D. (Book 
 6 pp. 83 to 90, wanting.) The author's name is given on the covers of Books 3 
 to 9. 3s. 6d. 
 
 2075. Ollivant, Alf. Introductory lecture to the course 
 delivered before the Univ., Lent, 1844. Camb. A. 8". 
 
 pp. 42. Books by same author at end. Is. Qd. 
 
 Alfred Ollivant, B. 1798, Triu., Fellow, B.A. 1821, D.D. 1836, Regius Prof, of 
 Divinity 1843, Bp. of Llaniaff 1849, one of the revisers of the Old Test., D. 1882.
 
 1845] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 373 
 
 2076. [PuRCHAs, John.] School-Boy Reminiscences. A poem. 
 By an undergraduate. Camb. HH. 1844. Fcap. 8". 
 
 pp. viii-i-ieO. . 2s. 6(i. 
 
 Johu Purchas, a native of Camb., Chr., B.A. 1844, M.A. 1847, minister of a 
 church at Brighton, and author oi Directorium AngUcanum. 
 
 2077. Senate-House Problems for 1844, with solutions by M. 
 O'Brien & R. L. Ellis. Camb. A. 1844. 4". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 48. 1 plate. 4s. 6(Z. 
 
 2078. Six Ballads, with Burdens, from MS. No. clxviii in 
 Corpus Coll., Camb. Edited by Jas. Goodwin. Lond. Percy Society. 
 
 1844. Post 8°. 
 
 pp. xii -I- 15. ^*' 
 
 James Goodwin, Corpus, Fellow, B.A. 1828, B.D. 1838. 
 
 2079. Voluntary Theological Examination Papers, Oct. 1843. 
 Camb. GG. 1844. 12°. 
 
 f. l-fpp. 21. Also those for 1843—6, pp. 60; 1848, pp. 20; 1849, pp. 24; 
 1854, pp. 17 ; 1854—6, f. 1 + pp. 57 ; 1861, pp. viii. Together, Ls. 
 
 2080. Blake, H. I. C. The Cantab, or, a few adventures &, 
 misadventures in after life. Chichester. W.H.Mason. 1845. 12". 
 
 pp. xii + 7 to 114. Cloth. 3s. &d. 
 
 Henry John Crickett Blake, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1814, M.A. 1817, 
 
 2081. Blakesley, J. W. Where does the evil lie 1 Observa- 
 tious on the prevalence of Private Tuition in the Univ. Camb. HH. 
 
 1845. 8°. 
 
 pp. 53. 
 
 2s. 
 
 2082. British Association for the Advancement op Science. 
 Camb. 1845. Works of Art &, Prcpai-ations of Natural History 
 exhibited at the Model-Room in the Perse School. Camb. HH. 1845. 
 
 Fcap. 8". 
 
 pp. 14. Is. 
 
 2083. Browne, J. H. Address to the Churchwardens & 
 Archdeaconry of Ely, on tlie Moral & Religious Obligation of the 
 Payment of Church Rates. Ijond. 1845. [W. Deardtsn, Nottingham.] 
 
 12". 
 
 pp. IB. 1«.
 
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 2084. Camb. Female Refuge, Seventh annual report. Camb. 
 NN. 1845. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32, 
 
 Is. 
 
 2085. Carus, Wm. Personal duties of the minister. Sermon 
 at St. Michael's, Camb., July 24, 1845, at visitation of Archdn. of Ely. 
 Camb, A. 1845. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. Is- 
 
 William Carus, B. c. 1804, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1827, M.A. 1830, V. of Trinity 
 Church Camb , Canon of Winchester, D. 1891 aged 87. 
 
 2086. College Tuition considered in a letter to a friend. 
 By a Fellow. Camb. HH, 1845, 8°, 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 2087. [DoDD, P. S.] Hints to Freshmen at the Univ. of 
 
 Camb. 5th Edit. Loud. 1845, Fcap, 8°, 
 
 pp, 53, 2s, 
 
 2088. Graham, John. Sermon in Great St. Andrew's, Camb. in 
 aid of the S. P. G. Camb. A. 1845. 8 
 
 o 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 2089. Guide. Camb. Guide, including Historical &■ Architec- 
 
 tural Notices of the Public Buildings, & a concise Account of the 
 
 Customs &, Ceremonies of the Univ. ...New edit. Engravings from 
 
 drawings by Mackenzie &, Rudge. Camb. [HH] for R. Newby. 1845. 
 
 1 90 
 
 pp. xiii + 273, 3s. 6d. 
 
 IUiistratio7is : Plan 1844; Univ. Library, new wing; Fitzwilliam Museum; 
 St. John's New Buildings ; Pitt Press ; & 8 other plates containing 4 views each 
 as in No. 1752 ante. 
 
 For other Guides see ante No. 1955 and post No. 2498. 
 
 2090. JuLLiEN DE Paris, Marc-Antoine. A l'Angleterre 
 savante et litteraire. Hommage d'un voyageur fran9ais, ami de 
 I'humanite, aux grands hommes...qu'a produits l'Angleterre. [Lond. 
 184.5.] 8°. 
 
 pp, 8. An Congres Scientifique Anglais reuni a Cambridge. Is. 6d. 
 
 Marc-Autoine j'uUien de Paris, B. 1775, D. 1848. See long article upon him 
 in the Nouvelle Biographie Generale, XXVII. 225 — 231,
 
 1845] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 375 
 
 2090*. Maitland Essays. 1845—84. 
 
 1845. Nugee, Geo., Trin. Necessity for Christian Education to elevate the 
 
 native Character in India. Lond. 184:6. 8"., pp. viii + 92. 
 1848. Fiske, Ern. Fred., Emm. Kespective peculiarities in creeds of the 
 
 Mahometan & the Hindu which stand in the way of conversion. [A] 
 
 1849, 8°., pp. xii + 147. 
 1852. Robinson, C. K., Cath. Missions urged upon the State. [A] 1853, 
 
 Fcap. 8°., pp. xvi + 127. 
 1858. Maclear, G. F., Trin. The Christian Statesman <fe our Indian Empire. 
 
 2nd Edit. CCC, 1859, Crown 8"., ff. 4 + pp. 171. 
 1861. Maclear, G. F. History of Christian Missions during the Middle Ages. 
 
 [CCC], 1863, Cro^Yn 8"., pp. xxi + 466. 
 1867. Smith, Wm. S., Trin. Obstacles to Missionary success among the 
 
 Heathen. [CCC] 1868, Crown 8"., pp. x + 160. 
 1870. Lobley, J. A., Trin. The Church & the churches in S. India : a review 
 
 of Portuguese missions iu the IGth cent. [CCC], 8"., ff. 4 + pp. 138. 
 1882. Hill, J. S. , Joli. The Indo-Chinese Opium Trade considered in relation 
 
 to its history, morality, & expediency &c. With prefatory note by 
 
 Lord Justice Fry. Oxford. 1884, Fcap. 8"., pp. viii + 95. 
 Together, 18s. 
 
 2091. Modern Homilies : for the First Sunday in the Year. 
 Lond. 1845. 12°. 
 
 pp. 87. Frontispiece, view of St. Peter's Church, Camb., as proposed to be 
 erected. Is. &d. 
 
 2092. Oxford & Cams. Review, July, 1845, to June, 1847. 
 4 vols. Lond. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. f. 1 + pp. 670 including index. Vol. II. Oxford (0 Camb. Review, & 
 Univ. Magazine, ff. 2 + pp. 511 + f. 1 (index). Vol. Ill.'f. 1 + pp. 682 + f. 1. Vol. 
 IV. f. 1 + pp. 768 + f. 1. Half roan. 18s. 
 
 This was announced as the "organ of the 'New Generation '...we speak for 
 " the Church, and we do so as reverend and faithful sons ; for such we hope ever 
 " to remain. We speak for the Crown, as it becomes loyal and loving subjects ; 
 " and our regret is well known that we can but speak for it as it is, with shorn 
 " power and dimmed lustre. And last of all we speak, and will speak, for the 
 " People — the people, with whose sorrows we sympathize, whose wrongs it is our 
 "earnest wish to see redressed, and for wiiose haj^piness is our warmest prayer." 
 The articles are almost exclusively reviews of books, in a few cases signed with 
 initials. 
 
 2093. Pearson, Edw. Brief Memoir of Life, Writings, &, 
 Corresi)ondence. Printed for private distribution. [1845. Ipswich, 
 Jas. Shalders.] 4°. 
 
 Printed on writing paper, pp. viii + 152. 2 pencil drawings & 5 engravings 
 inserted, with letter of Wm. Powell Hunt, the editor, to Mr J. H. Burn, 8 Great 
 Newport Street. ys. 
 
 2094. Poll on Election of Lihrarian of the Univ., Apr. 
 17, 1845. Candidates: Jos. Power (312), J. J. Smith (240). By Hen. 
 Gunning. Camb. A. 1845. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. For another election, sec ante No. 1633. 1«.
 
 376 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1845 
 
 2095. Smith, J. J. Considerations on the disposal of the new 
 Botanical Garden ground. [Lond. pr.] Camb. 1845, 8". 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 2096. Whewell, Wm. Of a Liberal Education in general; & 
 with particular reference to the leading studies of the Univ. of Camb. 
 Lond. 1845. 8°. 
 
 pp. xviu + 248. Boards. 3s. 6d. 
 
 2097. Wiiytehead, Thos. College Life. Letters to an Under- 
 graduate. Camb. RR. 1845. 12°. 
 
 pp. XV + 138. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2098. British Association. Report op the fifteenth meeting, 
 at Camb., June, 1845. Lond. 1846. 8°. 
 
 pp. xliv + 342 + viii + 105 + 16. Opiates. ^ 4s. 6d. 
 
 2099. Challis, J. Special Report of proceedings in the 
 Observatory relative to the new planet. Submitted by the Syndicate 
 appointed to visit the Observatory. Dec. 12, 1846. 4". 
 
 pp. 8. Is. &d. 
 
 2100. Classical Tripos List. March 20, 1846. A for T. 
 Johnson, Senate- House Keeper. 8°. 
 
 1 f. Is. 
 
 2101. Few Remarks on the present system of Degrees at King's 
 Coll. Camb. Camb. [HH.] 1846. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. 1«. 
 
 2102. Gower, Samuel. A Slight Reminiscence of Cambridge. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 337 to 341 of Hood's Magazine, Oct. 1846. Is. Qd. 
 
 2103. Graduati Cantabrigienses. 1760 — 1846. Cura J. 
 Romilly. Cantab. [A.] 1846. 8". 
 
 l^p. viii + 438. 3s. 6d. 
 
 For other editions see ante No. 1647, aad post No. 2260. 
 
 2101 Graham, J. Sermon at primary visitation of the Bishop 
 
 of Ely in St. Michael's Camb., July 20, 1846. Camb. NN. 1846. 8°. 
 
 pp. 27. !«•
 
 184G] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 377 
 
 2105. Hexslow, J. S. Address to members of the Univ., on 
 the expediency of improving, & on the funds required for remodelling & 
 supporting, the Botanic Garden. Camb. HH. 1846. 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. Dated from Hitcham. Is. 
 
 2106. Interpretation op the composition between the Univ. & 
 King's Coll. By a member of the Senate. Camb. A. 1846. 8°. 
 
 pp. 17. Is. 
 
 2107. P[otts] A[nna] H. On the Celebration of the 300th 
 Anniversary of the Foundation of Trinity College, Dec. 22, 1846. 
 Camb. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2. In verse. Is. 
 
 2108. Roberts, Jos. Heaven physically & morally considered : 
 or an inquiry into the nature, &c., of the Heavenly world. Camb. 
 HH. 1846. 12°. 
 
 pp. viii + 10 + 97. Is. 
 
 2109. Smith, J. J. Numismata Coll. de Gonvile et Caius nuper 
 Jacobi Burrough et Joannis Smith. The Donor's Catalogue. Camb. 
 A. 1846. 4°. 
 
 pp. xiii + 71. 4s. Gd. 
 
 2110. Supplement to the Cambridge Advertiser, University 
 Herald, Yarmouth Advertiser, & Eastern Counties' Gazette, Nov, 4, 
 1846, to March 10, 1847. 8°. 
 
 pp. 128, forming the first 8 nos. of Vol. I., issued fortnightly. At foot of 
 page it is called Gen. Register (& Miscel. liepos. The imprint is, "Camb. pr. & 
 publ. for the Proprietor by William Jeary Cannon (of Grautchester) at the office 
 of the Camb. Advertiser...." The supplements were gratis, pp. Ill & 112 
 contain '6 illustrations. Morocco gilt, g. e. tooled. 6s. 
 
 2111. University Herald, and Ecclesiastical Register. Vol. 
 I. Commencing 10th Oct. 1846. Terminating 29th Sept., 1847. 
 Camb. Advertiser and University Herald Office, 21 Sidney St. 1847. 
 Vol. II. Oct. 10, 1847, to Oct. 9, 1848. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I, ff. 2 + pp. 400 + ff. 3 (pp. V to x) Index. Vol. II, f. 1 + pp. 366, including 
 Index. 2 vols. Half calf. I'rof. Selwyn's copy. 12.s-. 
 
 TLese are supplements to the Camb. Advertiser, issued gratis alternately with 
 the General Register (see ante No. 2110). Although on the title of the 1st vol. 
 Oct. 10 is given as the date of commencement, the 1st number appeared on Oct. 
 28, with No. 414 of the Cavih. Advertiser, the General Register beginning the 
 next week.
 
 378 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1847 
 
 2111*. BuRNEY Essays. 1847—1884. 
 
 1847. Forbes, G. H., Downing. The Goodness of God. A, 1848, 8". pp. 
 
 xvi + 91. 
 
 1848. Todhimter, I., Joh. The Doctrine of a Divine Providence inseparable 
 
 from the belief in an absolutely perfect Creator. A, 1849, 8°. pp. 
 viii + 89. 
 
 1849. Carver, A. J. , Trin. Divine attribute of Mercy from the Old Testament. 
 
 A, 1851, 8". pp. XV + 92. 
 
 1850. Prescott, G. F., Trin. Unity of Design in the successive dispensations 
 
 recorded in the Scriptures. A, 1851, 8°. pp. viii + 39. 
 
 1851. Gorham, G. M., Trin. Eternal punishments not inconsistent with 
 
 Divine Justice & Mercy. A, 1852, 8°. pp. viii + 70. Separately Is. Gd. 
 1855. Foxley, Jos., Joh. Faith in Natural & Eevealed Eeligion necessary for 
 
 the purification &c. of man. A, 8". pp. 62. 
 1870. Wilkins, A. S., Joh. Phoenicia and Israel. A historical essay. Lond. 
 
 1871, Crown 8". pp. xv + 204. 
 1873. Eomanes, G. J., Caius. Christian Prayer and general Laws. CCC, 
 
 1874, Crown 8°. pp. x + 268. 
 1878. 2nd prize. Bernard, H. M., Corp. Relation of Ritual to the essentials 
 
 of Christian Religion. CCC, 1880, 8°. pp. vii + 36. 
 1884. Parkes, F. W., Trin. Place & use of Human authority in controversies 
 
 of the Faith. FFF, 1885, 8°. ff. 4 + pp. 67. 
 Together, 15s. 
 
 2112. Cranwell, Edw. Index to English Books printed before 
 1600, in the Library of Trin. Coll. Camb., with list of the Plays of 
 Shakespeare printed before 1623 in the Capell collection. Camb. HH. 
 1847. 8°. 
 
 pp. iv + 68. View of interior of the Librarj'. Cloth. 4s. 
 
 2113. English Hexameter translations from Schiller, Gothe, 
 
 Homer, Callinus & Meleager. Camb. A. 1847. Oblong 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 277. The translations are by J. F. W. H[erschel], W. "W[hewell], 
 (including Herman (& Dorothea), J. C. H[are], E. C. H[awtrey], & J. G. L[ockhart]. 
 Original boards with design in red, black, & gold. 15s. 
 
 2114. EssiNGTON, R. W. The Middle Way; or the province 
 of Patristic Divinity determined. To which is added, the Samaritan, a 
 sermon. Camb. [Lond. pr.] 1847. 8°. 
 
 pp. 38. Written on the author's resigning the Divinity Lectureship of King's 
 Coll., and commenting on some of Prof. Blunt's opinions. Is. 6rf. 
 
 Robert William Essington, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1841, M.A. 1844, V. Shen- 
 stone. 
 
 2115. Examinations for the Degree of B.A., Camb., Jan. 1847. 
 Camb. SS. 1847. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. 31. The Exam, papers. Is. 6d. 
 
 2116. [Ireneo, Silvio.] Per l'Inaugurazione di S. A. R. il 
 Principe Alberto, all' officio di Cancelliere dell' Universita di Cambridge, 
 Canzone. Camb. HH. 1847. 8°. 
 
 pp. 14. The dedication is signed. Is. M.
 
 1847] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 379 
 
 2117. Morgan, John H., &, John T. Barbek. Account of the 
 Aurora Borealis seen near Camb., Oct. 24, 1847; together with those 
 of Sept. 21, 1846, &, March 19, 1847, seen at the Observatory. Camb. 
 [Lond. pr. 1847.] Royal 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 20 + 3 (list of subscribers). 12 coloured engravings. 4s. 6d. 
 
 2118. Palmer, W. The Book of Life ; being the substance of 
 a sermon at Zion Chapel, Chatteris, May 16, 1847. Lond. 1847. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 37. Is. 
 
 2119. Poll : containing the names op those who voted for 
 
 H.R.H. Prince Albert (954), & of those who voted for the Eai4 of 
 
 Powis (837), at the Election of a Chancellor, Feb. 25, 26, & 27, 1847. 
 
 By H. Gunning. [Camb. A.] 1847. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 56. Is. 6d. 
 
 For other election of Chancellor see ante No. 1513. 
 
 2120. Registrum Regale : a list of I. Provosts of Eton, II. 
 Provosts of King's, III. Fellows of Eton, IV. Alumni Etonenses, from 
 1441 to 1847, With illustrative & biographical notices. Eton. E. P. 
 Williams. 1847. , 8". 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 55. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2121. Simeon, C. Memoirs of his Life, with a selection from 
 his writings & correspondence. Edited by Wm. Carus. Camb. A. 
 1847. 8°. 
 
 pp. XXX + 848. Portrait engraved by Wm. Finden, & facsimiles of band- 
 writing. Cloth. 4s. (jd. 
 
 pp. 833 — 848 contain Eecollections of Simeon by Daniel Wilson, Bishop of 
 Calcutta. 
 
 2122. Smith, J. J. Letter to the V. C. on the late rejection 
 by the Caput of a grace respecting an examination previous to residence. 
 Camb. [HH.] 1847. 8°. 
 
 pp. 10. Is. 6d. 
 
 2123. Reply to " Some reasons against the e.x- 
 
 pediency of instituting a public examination of students previous to 
 
 their residence in the Univ." [Camb. HH. 1847.] 8^ 
 
 pp. 8. Is. 
 
 2124. S[mvttan,] G. H. Sonc; of Praise for the 17th Oct., 
 1847, being the day appointed for thank.s for abundant harvest. Camb. 
 HH. 1847. 8". 
 
 pp. 8. Is. 
 
 George Hunt Sinyltan, Corpus, li.A. 1818, M.A. iHo'.), E. llawkswortli Notts.
 
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 2125. Stephen, Sir George. The Jesuit at Cambridge. 2 
 vols. Loud. 1847. Post 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. iv + 348. Vol. 11. f. 1 + pp. 331. Is. M. 
 
 Sir George Stephen, B. 1794, Gray's Inu, Q. C, D. Melbourne, Victoria 1879. 
 
 2126. Walpole, J. K. Recollections & historical notices of 
 Cambridge ; preceded by a brief outline of Schools & Univs., & the 
 fortunes of Literature & Science, from the earliest ages. Sydney. 
 1847. Fcap. S°. 
 
 pp. xvi + 190. Cloth. 2s. Qd. 
 
 2127. Whewell, \Vm. Verse Translations from the German, 
 including Biirger's Lenore, Schiller's Song of the Bell, &c. Carab. A. 
 1847. 8". 
 
 pp. vii + 87. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2128. [Wordsworth, Wm.] Ode performed at the Senate- 
 House, Camb., July 6, 1847, at the first commencement after the 
 
 Installation of Prince Albert, Chancellor. © Camb. A. 1847. 4°. 
 
 pp. 8. 7s. 6d. 
 
 2129. Ode performed . . . written by Wm. Words- 
 
 worth and set to IVIusic by T. A. Walmisley. [HH, Carab.] 4°. 
 
 pp. 8. 7s. M. 
 
 2130. Ode performed . . . written by Wm. Words- 
 
 worth, set to music by T. A. Walmisley. Lond. Chappell. F°. 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 4 (ode) + 51 (music). 10s. 6d. 
 
 2131. Worthington, Dr John. Diary & Correspondence. 
 From the Bakei- MSS. in the Brutish Museum & the Camb. Univ. 
 Library, &c. Edited by Jas. Crossley. [Vol. II. pt. 2 by R. C. 
 Christie.] 2 vols, in 3. Chetham Society. 1847—55—86. 4°. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. viii + 898. Vol. H. pt. 1, pp. 248 ; pt. 2, pp. xii + 399. 30s. 
 
 2132. Act (11 & 12 Vict. c. civ) to amend the Acts for 
 improving the Drainage & Navigation of the Middle Level of the Fens, 
 ike. Lond. 1848. 8°. 
 
 pp. 85. 2s. 6d.
 
 1848] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 381 
 
 2134. Blunt, J. J. Remarks on Regulation (E), recommended 
 by the syndicate, appointed Feb. 9, 1848. In a letter to Rev. A. 
 Ollivant. Camb. [A]. 1848. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. On attendance at the lectures of the Theological Professors. Is. 
 
 2135. Cambridge Architectural Society. 
 
 (1) Freeman, Ph. Proportion in Gothic Architecture. Paper at a meeting of 
 
 the C. A. S., March 3, 1848. Camb. 1848, 8". pp. 35. 
 
 (2) C. A. S. Founded 1846. Laws, List of Members, & Catalogue. Camb. 
 
 AAA, 1854, 8°. pp. 19. 
 
 (3) Clark, J. W. Annals of the Church of St. Mary the Less. Paper before 
 
 the C. A. S., March 19, 1857. 8". pp. 16. 
 
 (4) Wihiams, G. Ecclesiological Notes on Hildesheim. Paper before the 
 
 C. A. S. 1858. 8°. pp. 11. 
 
 (5) C. A. S. Laws and Catalogue of Books. Camb. AAA, 1867. 8'\ pp. 15. 
 Also Keports &c. on Stourbridge Chapel, 4". pp. 3 + 4. 
 
 Together, 4s. 6d. 
 
 2136. Characters of Freshmen and other papers, reprinted 
 from the Camb. Univ. Magazine. Camb. [HH.] 1848. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. &d. 
 
 2137. Crowfoot, J. R, Remarks on some questions op Economy 
 & Finance affecting the Univ. of Camb. Camb. A. 1848. 8°. 
 
 pp. 18. Is. 
 
 John Rustat Crowfoot, Beccles B. 1817, Eton & Caius, Fellow, B.A. 1839, B.D. 
 1819, Y. Wangford cum Reydon 1860, D. 1875. 
 
 2138. Donaldson, J. W. Praelectio Philologica in scholis 
 Cantab, habita 4 Id. Oct. 1848. Camb. NN. 1848. 8°. 
 
 pp. 26. 2s. 
 
 John William Donaldson, Lond. B. 1811, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1834, D.D. 1849, 
 Headmaster of Bury Grammar School 1841—55, tutor at Camb., D. 1861. 
 
 2139. [Fardell, Hen.] Observations on a Central Assize at 
 Wisbech. Wisbech. John Leach. 1848. 8°. 
 
 pp. 22. Is. 
 
 2140. Further Remarks on Statutes, & the present system of 
 King's Coll. Camb. Camb. HH. 1848. 8". 
 
 pp. 29. Is. Gel. 
 
 2141. • Henslow, J . S. Syllabus of Lectures on Botany 
 suggesting matter for a pass examination at Camb. on this subject. 
 Camb. [HH.] 1848. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. iii + 29 + f. 1. 1 folding table. Is. 
 
 C. 26
 
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 2142. Hewett, J. W. Brief history & description op the 
 Conventual & Cathedral Churcli of Ely. Camb. HH. 1848. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Coloured ground plan. Is. 
 
 John William Hewett, B. c. 1824, Trin., B.A. 1849, M.A. 1852, secretary of the 
 Camb. Ai-chitectural Society, Senior Classical Master at North London College 
 School 1874—8, D. 1886 aged 62. 
 
 2143. Liber Eliensis. Ad fidem codicum variorum. Yol. I. 
 Lend. 1848. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 299. Edited for the Anglia Christiana Society by D. J. Stewart. No 
 more was published. 4.s. Gd. 
 
 This contains the first two books, giving the history of Ely from 499 to 1106. 
 
 2144. Marsh, Wm. Remarks on the Univ. system of education 
 
 as affected by the adoption of tlie late Syndicate report. Camb. PP. 
 
 1848. 8°. 
 
 pp. 7. MS. note by author. Is. 
 
 Wilham Marsh, Trin. Hall, Fellow & Tutor, B.A. 1838, M.A. 1841, V. 
 Wethersfield Essex 1854, D. 1889. 
 
 2145. Merivale, C. A few words on Univ. taxation addressed 
 
 to the Senate. Camb. HH. Privately printed. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Dated from St. John's, March 14, 1848. Is. 
 
 Charles Merivale, B. 1808, St. John's, FeUow, B.A. 1830, D.D. 1871, E. 
 Lawford Essex 1848—69, Dean of Ely 1869, D. 1893. 
 
 2146. Newton, Sir L Thirteen Letters {1688 — 9) to John 
 Covel. Norwich. 1848. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 30. 1 Facsimile letter. Edited by Dawson Turner. 3s. 6d. 
 
 2147. Philpott, H. Remarks on the question op adopting the 
 regulations recommended by the Syndicate appointed Feb. 9, 1848 
 [Camb. A.] 8°, 
 
 pp. 16. " St. Cath. Lodge, Oct. 18, 1848." Is, 
 
 2148. Poll for Election of Public Orator, Oct. 26, 1848 
 Candidates : W. H. Bateson (458), Rowland Williams (396). By H 
 Gunning. Camb. HH. 1848. 8°, 
 
 pp. 16. Is, 
 
 For other elections see ante No. 1913 & post No. 2533. 
 
 2149. Another edition. Camb. [HH] 1848. 12«. pp. 14. Is 
 
 2150. Reports of the Old Schools of Cambridge. 
 
 1847—8, pp. 23, 1850—51, pp. 24 + 3, 1851—2, pp. 27, NN ; 1858—9, pp. 24, 
 A ; National (Old) Schools 1874, jjp. 32, A ; Church of England Primary Schools, 
 1881, AAA, pp. 49, 1882, 1883, 1885—9, each pp. 48. 
 
 Together, !»■. Gd.
 
 1849] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 383 
 
 2151. Rules & Regulations of the Cambs. Church School- 
 masters' Examination. With an address at the first meeting by Harvey 
 Goodwin, President. Camb. A. 1848. 12". 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 2152. [ShILLETO, R.] FrAGMENTUM INCERTI ex "il6LKO(j)V<TLKo\y]poL<;. 
 Idem Anglice reddidit AtSu/to? 6 Bocnropios to 8e dpp^aiov 'Ercovaios. 
 [1848.] 8°. 
 
 ff. 2. Eef erring to the new triposes (Moral & Natural Sciences). Is. Qd. 
 
 Kichard Shilleto, B. c. 1810, Trin., B.A. 1832, M.A. 1835, Pet., Fellow 1867, 
 the eminent classical " coach " at Camb., D. 1876 aged 66. 
 
 2153. SwAiNSON, C. A. & A. H. Wratislaw. Loci Communes. 
 Common places, delivered in the Chapel of Chi'ist's Coll. Camb, A. 
 
 1848. 12°. 
 pp. 135. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2154. Wratislaw, A. H. Further remarks on the Univ. 
 system of education, as affected by the adoption of the late Syndicate 
 report. Camb. [HH.] 1848. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 Albert Henry Wratislaw, B. c. 1822, Chr., Fellow & Tutor, B.A. 1844, M.A. 
 1847, Headmaster of Felstead 1849, & Bury 1857— 7'J, V. Mauorbier 1879—87, 
 D. 1892 aged 70, 
 
 2155. Babington, Churchill, Macaulay's Character of the 
 Clergy in the latter part of the 17th century, considered, with appendix 
 on his character of the gentry, as given in his History of England. 
 Camb. [HH.] 1849, 8°, 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 116. Presentation copy to J. 0. Adams, with his bookplate. 4s, Gd. 
 
 2156. Chatteris Case. In the Exchequer of Pleas. Between 
 Thos. Skeels Fryer, plaintiff, & Rev. M. A. Gathercole, defendant. The 
 summing up of Sir Fred. Pollock in this cause, which was tried at 
 Cambridge, March 16, 1849. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 2157. Crowfoot, J. R. Remarks with reference to building a 
 Univ. Hostel ; or a lodging-house for members of all colleges in the 
 Univ. of Camb. For Private Circulation. YY. 1849, 8°. 
 
 PP- 7. 1«. 
 
 2158. Eykes, C. Observations on Univ. Reform. Camb. A, 
 
 1849, 8°, 
 PP- 28. Is. Gd. 
 
 2G— 2
 
 384 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1849 
 
 2159. [Fardell, Hen.] Wisbech Central Assize. Wisbech. 
 John Leach. 1849. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. Is, 
 
 2160. Financial Statement of Committee for extension of 
 Parish Burial Grounds in Camb., Dec. 1848. Camb. HH. 1849. 8". 
 
 pp. 16, folding balance sheet, & plan of grounds. Is. 6d. 
 
 2160*. Le Bas Essays. 1849—1884. 
 
 1849. Scott, C. B., Trin. The Greek Kingdoms of Bactria and its Vicinity. A, 
 8°. pp. %dii + 50. 
 
 1858. Smith, Lumley, Trin. Hall. The Koran in India. A comparison of the 
 
 religious policies of Akbar & Aurengzebe. CCC, 8". , ff. 4 + pp. 38. 
 
 1859. Fisher, E. H., Trin. Goth and Saracen. CCC, Crown 8°., ff. 2 + pp. 
 
 69 + f. 1. 
 
 1860. Patterson, A. J., Trin. Caste. Lond., 1861, Post 8°., pp. xii + 122. 
 
 1862. Hodgson, F. C. British Influence in India. CCC, 1863, Crovm 8°., 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 98. 
 
 1863. Mozley, J. R. The Study of the Classics as an instrument of education. 
 
 CCC, Crown 8°., pp. viii + 52. 
 1874. Garrett, S., Pet. Respective functions of Literature & Science in 
 
 Education. CCC, Crown 8"., pp. 40. 
 1884. Da%'ies, A. LI., Trin. Usury in India. Lond. 1885, 8°„ pp. 57. 
 Together, 9s. 
 
 2161. [Lewis, J. D.] Sketches of Cantabs. By John Smith, 
 (of Smith Hall) Gent. Lond. 1849. 18°. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 222. For 2ud Edit, see post No. 2182. 4s. Gd. 
 
 John Delaware Lewis, B. 1828, Trin., B.A. 1850, M.A. 1853, M.P. for 
 Devonport 1868—74, editor of Juvenal, D. 1884. 
 
 2162. Potts, Anna H. Sketches of Character ; & other 
 pieces in verse. Camb. A. 1849. Fcap. 8". 
 
 pp. viii + 215. Cloth. 2s. 
 
 2163. Report of the Board of Mathematical Studies. For 
 private circulation. [May 1849.] 4". 
 
 pp. 8. Also the Report as published May 19, with some alterations, pp. 8. Is. 
 
 2164. RusTAT, Tobias. Memoirs, with notices of some eminent 
 contemporaries. By Wm. Hewett, jun. Lond. 1849. 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + 97. Portrait from original by Sir Peter Lely, at Cambridge, and arms. 
 
 7s. M. 
 Tobias Rustat, Yeoman of the Robes to Charles II, and benefactor to the 
 Univ. Libr., St. John's and Jesus Colleges, D. 1693. 
 
 2165. Smith, J. J. Catalogue of MSS. in the Library of 
 Caius CoU. Camb. A. 1849. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii+330. 6s. 6d.
 
 1850] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 385 
 
 2166. The Next Step, respectfully suggested to the Senate, 
 by one of its menibei-s. Camb. GG. 1849. 8°. 
 
 pp. 55. Prof. Sedgwick's copy with marks. Is. 6d. 
 
 2167. "Walker, Neil, & Thos. Oraddock. History op Wisbech 
 & the Fens. Wisbech : Eic. Walker. 1849. Royal 8". 
 
 pp. xii + 564. 19 plates. Originally pnblishecl in 14 numbers. Half calf. 15s. 
 
 Plates : The Neue Outfall ; Map of Bedford Level &c. ; The Brinks, Wisbech ; 
 Wisbech Seals ; The Harbour ; St. Peter's Church from the E. ; Monument of Sir 
 Thos. de Braunston, St. Peter's ; The Vicarage ; new Cemetery Chapel ; remains 
 of Crypt ; North Brink ; British School ; new Crane and Wharf ; old Market ; 
 Wisbech from the Horse-Shoe ; North Brink looking W. ; Wisbech in 1756 ; new 
 general Cemetery & Chapel ; interior of Upwell Church ; and a few wood-cuts. 
 
 2168. [Webb, Wm.] The Argument op the Master op Clare 
 [Webb] on an appeal of the Rev. W. F. L. Fischer against the judgment 
 of the Master in having declared his Fellowship vacant. Camb. YY. 
 1849. 8". 
 
 pp. 27 -f 4. Is. 
 
 William Webb, Clare, Fellow, B.A. 1797, D.D. 1816, Master of Clare 1815, D. 
 1856. 
 
 2169. Adams Essays. 1850—1883. 
 
 1850. Peirson, E., Joh. Theory of the long inequality of Uranus & Neptune, 
 
 depending on the near commensurability of their mean motions. 
 
 Camb. A, 1852, 4». , ff. 2 + pp. 67. 1 plate. 
 1857. Maxwell, J. Clerk, Trin. Stability of the Motion of Saturn's Eings. 
 
 CCC, 1859, 4«., pp. vii-f 71. 1 plate. 
 1865. Walker, Edw., Trin. Terrestrial and Cosmical Magnetism. Lond. 1866, 
 
 8^, ff. 2 + pp. 336 + vi. 10 plates. 
 1871. Todhunter, I. Eesearches in the Calculus of Variations. CCC, 8"., pp. 
 
 viii + 278. 
 1877. Eouth, E. J., Pet. StabiUty of a given state of Motion. CCC, 8"., pp. 
 
 xii -f 108. 
 1883. Thomson, J. J. Treatise on the Motion of Vortex Eings. PPP, 8°., pp. 
 
 txix-f 124. 
 Together, 55s. 
 
 2170. Amos, And. Introductory lecture on the Laws op 
 England, in Downing Coll., Oct. 23, 1850. Camb. [HH.] 1850. 8". 
 
 pp. 56. 2s. 
 
 Andrew Amos, India B. 1791, Eton & Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1813, M.A. 1816, 
 Downing Prof, of Laws of England 1849, member of the Supreme Council of 
 India, D. 1860. 
 
 2171. On the expediency op admitting the testimony 
 
 of parties to suits in the new County Courts & the Courts of Westminster 
 Hall, &c. Camb. [HH.] 1850. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2-fpp. 115. 2«,
 
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 2172. Blakesley, J. W. Praelectio in scholis Cantab, habita 
 Feb. 14, 1850 . . . Cathedram Tlieologicam ambiens. Cantab. NN. 
 1850. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. 2s. 
 
 2173. Borough op Camb. Report op Borough-Rate committee, 
 3 Oct. 1850. Camb. HH. 8°. 
 
 pp. 58. Is. &d. 
 
 2174. Bristed, C. A. American Hospitality & English Re- 
 pudiation. Correspondence with the Hon. C. E. Law, M.P. for Camb. 
 Univ. [Lond. 1850.] 4°. 
 
 pp. 7. Is. 6d. 
 
 Charles Astor Bristed, New York B. 1820, grandson of J. J. Astor founder of 
 the Astor Library, Trin., B.A. 1845, D. 1874. See post No. 2210 for Five Years 
 in an English University. 
 
 2175. BuRDAKiN, Jas. Remarks on two recent reports op a 
 Syndicate of the Univ. appointed to confer with a Committee of the 
 Town Council on the Borough Police Force, &c. Camb. HH. 1850. 8". 
 
 pp. 77. Is. 6d. 
 
 James Burdakin, Clare, Fellow, B.A. 1820, B.D, 1847. 
 
 2176. Collett, W. R. List of the Early Printed Books in 
 the Library of Caius Coll. Camb. A. 1850. 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + 84. At end is An Index of English Books printed before 1600, pp. 
 iv + 24. Is. 
 
 William Eeynolds Collett, Caius, Fellow & Librarian, B.A. 1845, M.A. 1848, 
 E. Hethersett Norfolk 1856. 
 
 2177. Cross, T. Paul's Vision. An historical poem. Camb. 
 HH. 1850. 8". 
 
 pp. 52. Is. 6d. 
 
 2178. Crowfoot, J. R. Academic Notes on the Holy Scriptures. 
 First series. Camb. A. 1850. 8°. 
 
 pp. 40. Is. 6d. 
 
 2179. Fisher, W. W. Letter to the members op the Camb. 
 Horticultural Society, on the Fete given in the grounds of Downing 
 Coll., on the occasion of H. M.'s visit to the Univ. in 1847, Camb. 
 HH. 1850. 8°. 
 
 pp. 41. Is. 6d. 
 
 WiUiam Webster Fisher, Westmoreland, B. 1798, Downing, Fellow, M.B. 
 1834, M.D. 1841, Downing Prof, of Medicine 1841, D. 1874.
 
 1850] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 387 
 
 2180. Goodwin, H. Plain thoughts concerning the meaning 
 of holy Baptism. Sermon at St. Edward's, first Sunday after Easter, 
 1850. Camb. A. 1850. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 Hai-vey Goodwin, King's Lynn B. 1818, Caius, Fellow, B.A. 1840, D.D. 1859, 
 P. C. St. Edward's Camb. 1848, Dean of Ely 1858, Bp. of Carlisle 1869, D. 1891. 
 
 2181. King's College. Ancient Laws of the 15th century, 
 for King's Coll., Camb., & the Public School of Eton. Collected by 
 Jas. Hey wood & Thos. Wright. Lond. 1850. 8°. 
 
 pp. xliv + ff. 5 + pp. 640. Frontispiece (interior of King's Chapel) & plate 
 (design for tower). Cloth. os. 6d. 
 
 2182. [Lewis, J. D.] Sketches of Cantabs. By John Smith, 
 (of Smith Hall) Gent. With two Illustrations by Hablot K. Browne. 
 2nd Edit. Lond. 1850. 16°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 224. 7s. Gd. 
 
 For 1st Edition see ante No. 2161. 
 
 2183. Murray, And. (Curator). Catalogue of the Hardy 
 Plants in the Botanic Garden, Camb. Camb. A. 1850. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 41. Is. 
 
 2184. Paget, G. E. Notice of an unpublished MS. of Harvey. 
 Camb. A. 1850. 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. Is. 6rf. 
 
 George Edward Paget, Great Yarmouth B. 1809, Caius, Fellow, B.A. 1831, 
 M.D. 1838, Eegius Prof, of Physic 1872, F.E.S. 1873, K.C.B. 1885, D. 1892. 
 
 2185. Report op the adjourned Debate in the House of 
 Commons on the English Universities, July 18, 1850. 8*^. 
 
 pp. 169 to 201 of the British Review, No. 27. Is. 
 
 2186. Report of the Board of Mathematical Studies. June 3, 
 1850. 4". 
 
 pp. 6. Is. 
 
 2187. [Roget, John L.] Familiar Illustrations op the 
 Language of Mathematics or a new Picture-alphabet for well-behaved 
 undergraduates. Wherein a ray to illumine their path is transmitted 
 through nine plates of a rare medium by means of the eccentrical pencil 
 of W. A. G. Lond. 1850. Oblong F°. 
 
 Title & plates. Corner of plate III cut away. 9.«. 
 
 .John Louis llogct, Trin., B.A. 1850, M.A. 1853, editor of his father's 
 Thesaurui of English Words <£• Phrases.
 
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 2188. Statuta Collegii Reginalis apud Cantab, anno mdlix a 
 regiis commissariis reformata . . . accedunt etiam literae regiae Reginae 
 Victoriae anno primo regni datae. Cantab. NN. 1850. 4°. 
 
 pp. vi 4- 84. Many fine initial letters. Cloth. 7s. Qd. 
 
 See also post Nos. 2712, 2756, 2775, 2778. 
 
 2189. University ISTotices. Ten volumes op various notices, 
 reports, fly-sheets, examination lists &c. &c. extending from 1850 to 
 1872. 4°. 
 
 About 2000 items. These vols, are especially valuable as supplementing the 
 University Reporter which began in 1870, before which the Univ. had no official 
 organ. £2. 2s. 
 
 2190. Views of the Colleges & Halls op Cambridge. Rock & 
 Co. [c. 1850.] 
 
 6 engravings on steel : Emman. Coll. ; Bound Church ; do., interior ; King's 
 Coll. ; St. John's Coll. ; Trin. Coll. Is. U. 
 
 2191. Whewell, Wm. Of a liberal education in general ; & 
 with particular reference to the leading studies of the Univ. of Camb. 
 Part I. Principles & recent history. 2nd Edit. Camb. A. 1850. Ecap. 8°. 
 
 pp. XX + 236. Also Part II, Discussions & Changes 1840—50, A, 1850, pp. 
 viii + 144, & Part III, A, 1852, pp. viii + 100. Together, 7s. %d. 
 
 2192. Wratislaw, A. H. Observations on the Camb. System, 
 partly in reply to, partly suggested by Dr. Whewell' s recent educational 
 publications. Camb. HH. 1850. 8°. 
 
 pp. 34. Is. 
 
 2193. Abstract of the Accounts op the Camb. Improvement 
 Commissioners, 1850. Camb. ZZ. 1851. 8^ 
 
 pp. 15. Also abstracts for 1851 (HH, 1852, pp. 16), 1852 (EEB, 1858, 
 pp. 13 + f. 1), 1854 (DDD, 1855, pp. 19), 1855 (AAA, 1856, pp. 19), 1856 (VVV, 
 1857, pp. 19), 1858 (W, 1858 pp. 15), 1869 (ZZ, 1870, pp. 14). 8 abstracts. 3s. 6rf. 
 
 2194. Amos, And. Lecture on County Courts. Camb. [A1]. 
 1851. 8". 
 
 pp. xvi + 106. 2s. 
 
 2195. Arundines Cami sive Musarum Cantabrigiensium lusus 
 canori. Collegit atque edidit Hen. Drury. Edit, quarta. Cantab. A. 
 1851. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 361. Bed borders. On p. 13 is an engraving by G. Dalziel from 
 design by J. Tenniel. p. 305 begins "Pars Secunda." Light blue cloth. 7s. &d.
 
 1851] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 389 
 
 Contributors: Bp. Sam. Butler; Lord John Manners ; Lord Lyttelton ; A. J. 
 Beresford Hope ; E. Porson ; Fr. Hodgson ; Fr. Wrangham ; E. C. Hawtrey ; 
 C. J. Vaughan; H. J. T. Drury ; B. H. Kennedy; J. H. Macaulay ; J. W. 
 Donaldson ; Geo. Caldwell ; H. A. Hallam ; W. J. Law ; J. A. Barnes ; Chas. 
 Merivale ; Jas. Hildyard ; G. J. Kennedy; A. F. Merivale; Marmaduke Lawson; 
 W. G. Humphry; G. CuiTey ; H. J. Hodgson ; E. Balston ; B. H. Drury; T. S. 
 Woollaston ; Sir H. J. S. Maine ; T. S. Evans ; C. J. Bayley ; Fred. Martin ; Wm. 
 Wayte ; E. Shilleto ; H. Drury. 
 
 2196. Borough of Camb. Register of persons entitled to 
 vote 1851—2. Camb. QQ. [1851.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 68. Is. 6^. 
 
 2197. Camb. Industrial School. First annual report, April 
 7, 1851. Camb. A. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 33. Also Eeports 1883 (pp. 20) & 1885—8 (each pp. 16). 
 Together, Is. 6d. 
 
 2198. D'EwEs. College Life in the time of James I., as 
 illustrated by an unpublished diary of Sir Symonds D'Ewes, for some 
 time a Fellow Commoner of St. John's. Lond. 1851. 12°. 
 
 pp. viii + 125. 4s. 6d. 
 
 2199. Ely Cathedral. List of subscribers to restoration ; 
 with some account of works in hand. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Aug. 6, 1851. Is. 
 
 2200. Henslow, J. S. Questions on the subject-matter of 16 
 lectures in Botany, required for a pass-examination. Camb. ['?]. 1851. 8°. 
 
 pp. 22. Is. 
 
 2201. History, Gazetteer, & Directory of Games., comprising a 
 general survey of the County, iucluding the Isle of Ely ; and embracing 
 separate Historical Descriptions of the Univ. & Town of Gamb., the 
 City (k Diocese of Ely, the Town & Port of Wisbech, &c. Subscribers 
 copy. Peterborough. R. Gardner. 8°. 
 
 pp. xiv + f. 1-i-pp. 744. Half roan. 3s. 6rf. 
 
 The printing is peeuhar in the use of the signatures V & W. 
 
 2201*. Illustrations of Oiieveley Church, Cambs., from draw- 
 ings by John Fairlie, drawn on stone by T. Scandrett. Lond. 1851. F". 
 
 ff. 12, all engraved. (Title, dedication 2, description of Church 2, Nave, 
 N. Transept, S. Transept, ChallC(3l,Folko8'Monl^ment,Corbels,Bclls.) 28 plates. 9s. 
 
 I'lati'H : Interior looldng W. ; W. window Nave; Font; N. & S. windows 
 Nave; Transepts looking N.; Piscina; W. window N. Transept; N. window do.;
 
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 B. window do. ; Transepts looking S.; S. window S. Transept ; E. window do. ; 
 Nave & Chancel looking E. ; Pulpit ; portion of Screen ; N. window next 
 Screen, Chancel ; S. window do. ; N. window next Communion Table ; E. window 
 Chancel ; S. window next Communion Table ; S. door Chancel ; double Piscina 
 Chancel ; Follces' monument ; Corbels ; " Saints Bell " ; Window in tower ; do. 
 of vestry ; Church, N, E. view. 
 
 2202. Poems of Early Years, in nine Chaplets, by a Wrangler, 
 ofTrin. Coll. Camb. M.A. Lond. Pickering. 1851. Fcap. 8". 
 
 pp. vii + 220. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2203. [Roget, John L.] Cambridge Customs & Costumes. Gon- 
 taining upwards of 150 Vignettes by the Author of " Familiar Illustra- 
 tions of the Language of Mathematics." Camb. [Lond. Appel's 
 Anastatic Press.] 1851. Oblong F°. 
 
 f. 1 + 9 plates. 15s. 
 
 2204. Scott, G. G. Works at Ely Cathedral. 8°. 
 pp. 159 — 162 of the Architectural Quarterly Review June, 1851. Is. 6d. 
 
 2205. Statuta Academiae Cantab. Various issues. 8°. 
 
 Dec. 10, 1851, pp. vii + 56 ; Nov. 30, 1852, pp. vii + 57 ; May 27, 1854, pp. 
 vi + 44; Dee. 16, 1856, pp. vi + 31; Feb. 6, 1857, pp. vi + 31; March 13, 1857, 
 pp. vi + 31; Oct. 21, 1857, pp. vi + 30; March 25, 1858, pp. vi + BO; 1859, ff. 
 2+pp. 76; Jan. 1, 1861, ff. 2 + pp. 119; 1869, pp. 156 & corrected sheet; 1874, 
 pp. 160; 1882, pp. 232; 1883, pp. lviii + 763, (edited by H. Bradshaw) ; also 
 Statutes referring to matriculation, lodging-houses, exams, etc. March 1869, pp. 
 32 ; Draft of proposed S., 1879, F°., pp. 16 ; Memorial to Commissioners F°., pp. 4 ; 
 Proposed S. Oct. 1880, F°., pp. 18 ; Case for opinion of Counsel relative to contribu- 
 tion of colleges for Univ. purposes, 1881, F"., pp. 9 ; Compendium of Regulations 
 for persons in statu pupillari, 1871, pp. iv + 34. Together, 21s. 
 
 See also Nos. 2359, 2387, and Excerpta, 711, 1438. 
 
 2206. University Acts, &c. 1851—8. F". 
 
 (a) Minutes of Scheme for settlement of the Suit in Chancery respecting 
 
 Hobson's Worlihouse. 1851. ff. 2. 
 
 (b) Eemarks on the Memorial addressed by the Council of the Borough of 
 
 Camb. to H. M. Commissioners, Feb. 5, 1852. 4°. pp. 9. 
 
 (c) The Memorial to H. M. Commissioners, pp. 8. 
 
 (d) Bill to make further provision for the good government & extension of the 
 
 Univ. of Camb. & Eton Coll. 1855. pp. 15. 
 
 (e) Communications from the Koyal Commissioners on Univ. of Camb. 1855. 
 
 pp.2. 
 {/) Letter from four of the late E. C. on the Univ. of Camb., & their secretary, 
 
 to the Lord Chancellor. 1855. pp. 4. 
 (g) Camb. Univ. Bill, June 7, 1855. pp. ii + 18. 
 (h) ,, ,, ,, June 15, 1855. pp. ii + 14. 
 
 (i) Camb. Univ. & Town Bill (a private BiU). Keasons for opposing the BUI 
 
 on second reading. 1856. 1 f. 
 (J) Camb. Univ. Bill, 14 March 1856. pp. 15. 
 (k) „ „ „ 30 March 1855. pp. ii+15. 
 
 (1) „ „ „ 14 April 1856. pp. 16 + f. 1.
 
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 (m) Act to make further provision for the good governmeut & extension of 
 the Univ. of Camb. & Eton. 29 July 1856. 19 & 20 Vict. c. 83. pp. 
 805—824. 
 (n) Memorial to the Camb. Univ. Commissioners, on the Celibacy of Fellows. 
 
 13 June 1857. (Not published, printed for the Committee.) pp. 12. 
 (o) Income & Expenditure of Trin. Coll. Observations by Dean Peacock with 
 answers by Francis Martin. 1858. (For private circulation.) pp. 23. 
 Many of the above have MS. notes by Dr. G. E. Corrie, late Master of Jesus 
 Coll., and the volume also contains Dr. John Lee's Memorial against the dissolu- 
 tion of the College of Advocates, Doctors' Commons, &c. Half calf. 12s. 
 
 2207. Views of Cambridge. [Rock & Co. Lond. c. 1851.] 
 
 Oblong 8^ 
 
 44 vignettes. No title. Cloth. 3s. 6d. 
 
 2208. Another copy, 43 plates. 
 
 Cloth. 3s. &d. 
 
 2209. [Bateman, J, F.] Aquatic Notes, or sketches op the 
 rise &, jirogress of rowing at Cambridge. By a member of the C. U. B. C. 
 With a letter containing hints on rowing & training by Robert Coombes, 
 champion-sculler. Camb. [HH.] 1852. 16°. 
 
 pp. xi + 107. Dedicated to the Lady Margaret Boat Club by their president, 
 who signs the preface, " J. F. B." 2s. Gd. 
 
 2210. Bristed, Chas. Astor. Five Years in an English Univer- 
 sity. 2 vols. New York. 1852. Crown 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. vi + ii + 423. Vol. II. ft. 2 + pp. 452 + f. 1, errata. Dedicated to 
 Theodore D. Woolsey, President of Yale Coll. Preface dated from Hornshook, 
 Hellgate. Cloth. 14s. 
 
 Gives an admirable account of life & work at Cambridge during the 5 years 
 1840—1845. 
 
 2211. Camb. Univ. Commission. Report op H. M. Commissioners 
 ai)pointecl to inquire into the State, Discipline, Studies, & Revenues of 
 the Univ. & Colleges of Camb. : with evidence & appendix. Lond. 
 1852. F". 
 
 pp. viii + 203 + viii + 474. 4». Gd. 
 
 2212. Clarke, John Algernon. Fen Sketches : being a descrip- 
 tion of the alluvial district known as the Great Level of the Fens, with 
 a brief history of its progressive improvements in drainage & agriculture. 
 Lond. 1852. [Wisbech, J. Gardiner, " Advertiser " Office.] 12«. 
 
 £f. 2 + pp. 271. i*- '■"/• 
 
 The signatures include J, V, & W.
 
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 2213. Documents relating to the Univ. & Colleges of Camb. 
 In three volumes. Load. 1852. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I, pp. 495. Vol. II, pp. 627. Vol. Ul, pp. 649. 12s. 
 
 2214. Marsden, J. H. Two Introductory Lectures in the 
 Univ. of Camb. Camb. A, for author. 1852. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 88. Dedicated to John Disney, with a catalogue of ancient marbles 
 given by him to Camb. at the end. 2s. 6d. 
 
 John Howard Marsden, B. c. 1804, St. John's, Fehow, B.A, 1826, B.D. 1836, 
 Disney Prof. 1851—65, Canon of Manchester, D. 1891 aged 87. 
 
 2215. [NiND, Wm.] Plea for the Triumvirate of Esquire 
 Bedells. Addressed to Members of the Senate. Camb. HH. 1852. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. MS. notes on two copies give " Nind, Pet. Coll." as the author. 
 The pamphlet is signed Academicus. 1*'. 
 
 Wilham Nind, Pet., Fellow, B.A. 1832, M.A. 1835, V. Cherryhinton 1838—49. 
 D. c. 1856. 
 
 2216. Pullen, Jos. The True Patriot. Sermon Nov. 21, 1852, 
 the Sunday following the funeral of the Duke of Wellington, at St. 
 Benedict, Camb. Camb. A. 1852. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 Joseph Puhen, Corpus, FeUow, B.A. 1830, B.D. 1841, P. C. St. Benet Camb., 
 D. 1877 aged 69. 
 
 2217. Reply to the letter of a M.A., in the Camb. Chronicle, 
 Feb. 14, 1852, relating to the office of Assessor to the Vice-Chancellor. 
 By one of the Forty-Eight. Camb. 1852. 8«. 
 
 pp. 8. Is, 
 
 2218. Solutions of the Problems proposed in the Senate-house 
 Examination Jan. 8, 1852. Camb. [1]. 1852. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 6d. 
 
 2219. Titcomb, J. H. A Prince & a great man is fallen in 
 Israel. Sermon at Christ Church Sept. 19, 1852 on the death of the 
 Duke of Wellington. Camb. T. Dixon. 1852. 8 
 
 o 
 
 pp. 17. Is. 
 
 2220. University Notices. 1852 — 59. 3 vols. 4°. 
 
 Half bound. Many of these are in proof or privately printed, and have MS. 
 notes and corrections. From the library of the late Dr Corrie. 21s.
 
 1853] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 393 
 
 2221. [Vaughax, D. J.] A few words about Private Tuition. 
 By a Private Tutor. Camb. HH. 1852. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 David James Vaughan, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1848, M.A. 1851, V. St. Martin's 
 Leicester, Hon. Canon of Peterborough. 
 
 2222. Wilson, Benj. Four Sermons on the Deity & Incarna- 
 
 tion of our Blessed Lord, preached in the Parish Church of Fordham, 
 
 Cambs., 1851. Lond. 1852. 12°. 
 
 pp. xii+106. Is. 
 
 Benjamin Wilson, M.A., Curate of Fordham. 
 
 2223. Wratislaw, A. H. Reasons for refusing to sign the 
 Report of the Statutes Revision Syndicate, dated Dec. 10, 1851. Camb. 
 HH. 1852. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 2224. Amos, And. Introductory Lecture on the Law op 
 Property, delivered in Downing Coll., Oct 24, 1853. Camb. [?] 
 1853. 8". 
 
 pp. 53. 2s. 
 
 2225. Analysis of the Evidence respecting a matriculation 
 examination contained in the Report of the Camb. Univ. Commission, 
 with some remarks thereon, by a White-hood. Camb. HH. 1853. 8*^. 
 
 pp. 32. Prof. Sedgwick's copy, with notes. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2226. Bashforth, Fra. Observations on some recent Univ. 
 
 Buildings, together with remarks on the management of the Public 
 
 Library & Pitt Press. Camb. AAA. 1853. 8«. 
 
 pp. 34. 1 litho. plate. Is. Gd. 
 
 Francis Bashforth, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1843, B.D. 1854, R. & V. Minting, 
 Prof, of Applied Mathematics Woolwich 1864—74. 
 
 2227. Camb. Univ. General Almanack & Register... containing, 
 in addition to the Almanack, a list of the Officers of the Univ. ; the 
 ceremonies of the Univ.; the Voluntary Theological Papers...; the 
 Senate-house Exam. Papers ; list of freshmen ; lists of Officers &, Crews 
 of each of the College Boat Clubs, Officers of the Univ. Cricket & 
 other clubs ; & a register of the Boat races & Cricket matches of the 
 past year.... Camb. AAA, QQQ & FFP. Crown 8°. 
 
 From the beginning, 1853, to 1803 (wanting 1854 & 1855) 39 vols. £5, 5s. 
 
 1853, pp. 124, 1893, pp. Iviii 4-312. Beside.s the information given on the 
 title-page above, this publication has also the lists of liouours and ordinary 
 degrees &c., many of which are to bo found in no other worlc. The map of the 
 river tirst appears in 1803, and tlie obituary in 1881.
 
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 2228. Henslow, J. S. Syllabus op Lectures on Botany, with 
 appendix containing copious demonstrations of 14 common plants for 
 the illustration of terms. Camb. A. 1853, 8°. 
 
 pp. 85. 2«. 
 
 2229. Hopkins, Wm. Remarks on the Mathematical Teaching 
 of the Univ. of Camb. [Camb. 1853.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 51. The author styles himself President of the British Association, which 
 office he held in 1853. Is. Gd. 
 
 2230. Lee, A. T. The Slavery op Sin. An Essay which 
 obtained the Porteus Gold Medal at Christ's Coll., May 1853. Camb. 
 A. 1853. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 27. Is. 
 
 Alfred Theophilus Lee, B. c. 1829, Chr., Scholar, B.A. 1853, M.A. 1856, curate 
 of Houghton le Spring, preacher at Gray's Inn, D. 1883 aged 54. 
 
 2231. Martin, Era. On the ages op students & scholars at 
 Trin. Coll. 22 Feb. 1853. 4°. 
 
 pp. 3. Is. 
 
 Francis Martin, Trin., Fellow & Bursar, B.A. 1824, M.A. 1827, D. 1868. 
 
 2232. Museums & Lecture Rooms Syndicate. Reports, ply- 
 sheets, &c., connected with the Syndicate from the " First Draft of 
 a Report on Lecture-Rooms &,c." Dec, 17, 1853 to "Report of 
 Syndicate" Oct, 19, 1880, 4°, &c. 
 
 About 50 in all, 10s, &d. 
 
 2233. Perowne, T. T, Sermon at St, Michael's, Camb., April 
 17, 1853, being the Sunday after the funeral of the minister. Rev. Jas. 
 Scholefield. Camb. HH, 1853. 8". 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 
 
 Thomas Thomason Perowne, Corpus, Fellow, B.A. 1847, B.D, 1858, R, 
 Eedenhall with Harleston & Wortwell, Archdeacon of Norwich. 
 
 2234. Report op Board of Mathematical Studies. May 16, 
 1853. 4°. 
 
 pp. 12, Is. 
 
 2234*. Report op Commissioners appointed to inquire into the 
 
 existence of corrupt practices in the Borough of Camb. ; together with 
 
 minutes of evidence. Lond. 1853. F". 
 
 pp. xxxii + 708. 7«. 6d.
 
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 2235. [Simpson, Geo.] Revelations op School Life. By Cantab. 
 
 2 vols. Lend. 1853. Post 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. 111 + 297. Vol. II. f. 1 + pp. 289. Title-page cut. 4s. 6d. 
 
 George Simpson, Corpus, according to MS. note on title. 
 
 2236. Arch^ological Institute of Great Britain. Annual 
 Meeting at Cambridge, July 4 — 11, 1854. List of committees, excur- 
 sions, Itinerary, &c. 8°. 
 
 ff. 7. 1». 
 
 2237. Camb. Univ. Transactions during the Puritan Contro- 
 
 versies of the 16tli & 17th Centuries. Collected by Jas. Hey wood & 
 
 Thos. Wright. 2 vols. Lond. 1854. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. xl + 570. Portrait of Sir Thos. Smyth. Vol. II. pp. xxviii + 644. 
 Portrait of Wm. Cecil Lord Burleigh. Cloth. 18s. 
 
 2238. Crowfoot, J. R. Plea for a Colonial & Missionary 
 College at Camb., addressed to the Abp. of Canterbury, Lond. 1854. 
 
 8°. 
 pp. 40. Is. 
 
 2239. Ellis, R. L. Some thoughts on the formation of a 
 
 Chinese Dictionary and on the best mode of printing Chiuese. In a 
 
 letter to the Rev. J. Power. Not published. [Camb. A. 1854.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 21. Is. Gd. 
 
 Kobert Leslie EUla, Bath B. 1817, Trin., Fellow, B.A. (Senior Wrangler) 
 
 1840, M.A. 1843, joint editor with Spedding & Heath of Bacon's Works, D. 1859. 
 
 2240. Goodwin, H. Sermon at St. Edward's before the Mayor 
 & Council of Camb., Apiil 26, 1854, day of humiliation & prayer. 
 Published by request. Camb. HH. 1854. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. Is, 
 
 2241. Gunning, Hen. Reminiscences of the Univ., Town, & 
 
 Coiinty of Camb., from 1780 [to 1830]. 2 vols. Lond 1854. 8^ 
 
 Vol. I. pp. xxvii + 339, portrait. Vol. II. pp. vii + 375. 12s. 
 
 Containing much information as to the social life, with sketches of most of the 
 eminent men of the Univ. for a period of 50 years. 
 
 2242. Journal op Classical & Sacred Philology. 4 vols. 
 
 1854—9. 8°. 
 
 The set complete, 25s, 
 
 Contributors : W. (j. Clark, J. E. B. Mayor, H. A. J. Munro, Churchill 
 
 Babington, F. J, A. Hort, J. Conington, E. M. Cope, E. W. Benson, J. W. 
 
 Donaldson, B. H. Kennedy, C. Hardwick, C. Badham, J. H. Todd, J. S. Blackie, 
 
 J, B. Llghtfoot, S. P. Tregelles, II. L. Ellis, 11. ShiUcto, J. F. Thrupp, H. R. 
 
 Luard, Wm. Selwyn, H. Goodwin, T. H. Dyer, B. F. We-stcott, W. H. Thompson, 
 
 11. G. Latham &c.
 
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 2243. King's College. Answer to the Remarks & Recommenda- 
 tions of H.M. Commissioners so far as they relate to King's Coll. 
 Address to Lord Paluierston by the Provost & Fellows. [Camb. ?] 
 1854. 8°. 
 
 f. 1+pp. 39. ls.6d. 
 
 2244. Potts, R. A few brief Remarks on the scheme proposed 
 for the future management o£ the Univ. Press, Camb. Printed for 
 membei'S of the Senate only. 1854. Not published. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 2245. [Smith, J. J., & J. R. Crowfoot.] Statement of proceed- 
 ings taken with reference to the election of Master in Gonville & Caius 
 Coll., 1852. Camb. HH. 1854. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 2246. Universities & the Church of England. By a Cambridge 
 man. Camb. HH. 1854. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 2247. Westmacott, Ric, junr. On colouring statues. A 
 paper read at Camb., at the meeting of the Archaeological Institute, 
 1854. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. From the Archaeological Journal. Is. 6d. 
 
 2248. [Barrett, Mrs.] Handbook to the Marbles, Casts, & 
 Antiquities in the Fitzwilliam Museum. Camb. ZZ. 1855. Crown 8". 
 
 pp. xm + 69. Cloth. Is. 6d. 
 
 2249. Camb. Chronicle, Jan. 27, 1855. Supplement, with 
 examination papers. Is. 6d. 
 
 2250. Cambridge in the 17th Century. Part I. Nicholas 
 Ferrar. Two Lives by his Brother John & by Doctor Jebb. Edited by 
 J. E. B. Mayor. Camb. A. 1855. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. xlviii + 398. 
 
 (b) Part II. Autobiography of Matthew Robin- 
 sou. Edited by J. E. B. Mayor. Camb. A. 1856. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. xxxii + 239. 
 
 + [ jV&«^Mtt?J ^a^'^ W^^<u ^(^-c^f^
 
 1855] 
 
 V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 
 
 39; 
 
 (c) Part III. Life of Bishop Bedell by his son. 
 
 Edited by J. E. B. Mayor. Camb. A. 1871. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. vi + 130. 
 
 Together 3 vols., cloth. 21s. 
 
 John Eyton Bickersteth Mayor, Baddagamme Ceylon B. 1825, Shrewsbury & 
 St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 18-18, M.A. 1851, Librarian 1864—67, Reg. Prof, of 
 Latin 1872. 
 
 2251. Cambridge Essays, contributed by Members of the Univ. 
 4 vols. Lond. 1855—8. 8°. 
 
 The complete set, 14s. 
 
 1855. ff. 4 + pp. 308. 
 
 Contents : Life & Genius of Moli^re. Chr. Knight Watson. Trin. 
 
 English Language in America. Ch. Astor Bristed. Trin. 
 
 Notes on Modern Geography. Fr. Gallon. Trin. 
 
 Limitations to Severity in War. Ch. Buxton. Trin. 
 
 Transmutation of Matter. G. D. Liveing. Joh. 
 
 Relation of Novels to Life. Fitzjames Stephen. Trin. 
 
 Future Prospects of British Navy. Rob. Edgar Hughes. Magd. 
 
 Alfred Tennyson's Poems. Geo. Brimley. Trin. 
 
 General Education & Classical Studies. W. G. Clark. Trin. 
 
 1856. ff. 2 + pp. 351. 
 
 Contents.- Roman Law & Legal Education. H. J. S. Maine. Trin. Hall. 
 English Ethnography. J. W. Donaldson. Trin. 
 Old Studies & New. ' John Grote. Trin. 
 
 Taste for the Picturesque among the Greeks. E. M. Cope. Trin, 
 Apocryphal Gospels. C. J. EUicott. St. John's. 
 Protestant Church & Religious Liberty in France. W. H. Wadding- 
 ton. Trin. 
 Fly-fisher & his Library. H. R. Francis. 
 Text of Shakspeare. Ch. Badliam. Pet. 
 Coleridge. F. J. A. Hort. Trin. 
 
 1857. ff. 2-t-pp. 274. 
 Contents : Characteristics of English Criminal Law. 
 
 Agriculture in Britain at the present day. 
 
 Telegraphic Communication with India. 
 
 Porson. H. R. Luard. Trin. 
 
 Geology. Wm. Hopkins. Pet. 
 
 Questions raised by the Mutiny. Ch. Buxton. Trin. 
 
 1858. ff. 2-fpp. 282 -t-f. 1, contents of Camb. & Oxford Essays. 
 Contents : Ne\vs[)apers and their Writers. A. J. B. Beresford Hope. Trin. 
 
 National Defences & Organization of Militia of the United Kingdom. 
 
 R. A. Shafto Adair. Trin. 
 Sir Philip Sidney. Wm. Stigant. St. John's. 
 The Ancient Bashan & tlie Cities of Og. Cyril C. Graham. Trin. 
 Commissioners & Colleges. W. M. Campion. Queens'. 
 Hieratic Papyri. C. W. Goodwin. Cath. 
 
 2252. Camb. Univ. &, Town. Settlement of Differences and 
 Confirmation of avt^ard of Sir John Patteson. Union of certain 
 parishes & amendment of Charters & Acts. [1855.] F". 
 
 pp. 16. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2253. Cross, T. Columbus ; or the discovery of America, an 
 historical poem. Camb. BBB for the author. 1855. 8°. 
 
 pp. 37. This appears to be a continuation of Paurn Vision, by the same 
 
 St. John's. 
 
 Fitzjames Stephen. Trin. 
 
 And. Steuart. Trin. 
 Fr. Gisborne. Pet. 
 
 author, making the Apostle foretell Columbus' voyage, &c. 
 C. 
 
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 2254. Early Cams. Univ. & Coll. Statutes, in the English 
 
 Language, collected by Jas. Haywood. Lond. 1855. 8°. 
 
 pp. xxviii + 238. Frontispiece (the Schools in 1574). 4,5. 6d. 
 
 2255. [Edleston, J.] The Camb. Senate before Whitgift's 
 Statutes and the Univ. Bill of 1855. Camb. HH. 1855. 8°. 
 
 pp. 27. Is. 6d. 
 
 Joseph Edleston, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1838, LL.D. 1863. 
 
 2256. Gunning, Hen. Reminiscences of the Univ., Town & 
 County of Camb., fvom the year 1780. 2 vols. 2nd Edit. Lond. 
 1855. Post 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. xvi + 312. Vol. II. pp. vii + 349. Cloth. 5s. 6d. 
 
 2257. Hervey, Lord Arthur. Suggestion for supplying the 
 Literary, Scientific, & Mechanics' Institutes of Great Britain & Ireland 
 with Lecturers from the Univs. Camb. [HH.] 1855. 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. Is. 
 
 Lord Arthur Charles Hervey, Trin., M.A. 1830, D.D. 1870, K. Ickworth, Bp. 
 of Bath & Wells 1869. 
 
 2258. Paper answering some Remarks on the Bill for regulating 
 the constitution of the Univ. of Camb. April 19, 1855. Private. 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. is. 
 
 2259. [Peacock, G.] Some observations upon the Episcopal & 
 Capitular Estates Bill proposed by Lord Blandford, Dec. 20, 1854. 
 Camb. A. 1855. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 6d. 
 
 2260. Potts, R. Liber Cantabrigiensis, an account op the 
 aids offered to poor students, the encouragements offered to diligent 
 students, & the rewards conferred on successful students, in the Univ. of 
 Camb. Camb. A. 1855. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. xvi + 554. 
 
 (6) Part II, an account op changes made by 
 
 recent legislation, with exam, papers 1861 — 2. Lond. [Camb. W.] 
 
 1863. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. xvl + 331 + 115a. Together, 4s. 6ti!. 
 
 2261. Scholefield, Jas. Memoir, by his widow. With notices 
 of his literary chax'acter by Wm. Selwyu. Lond. 1855. 8°.
 
 1856] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 399 
 
 pp. xi + 391 + ff. 2 (list of Scholefield's sermons, classical publications, &c.) 
 Portrait. Cloth. 5s. 6d. 
 
 This copy belonged to Prof. Wm. Sehvyn, " From the Authoress," and 
 contains a letter of Joseph Romilly with reference to the voting when Scholefield 
 was elected to the Eegius Professorship of Greek, the other candidates being Eose 
 and Hare. 
 
 2262. Whewell, Wm. Remarks on the proposed Reform of 
 the Univ. of Camb., May 31, 1855. Private. 8°. 
 
 pp. 25. Is. &d. 
 
 2263. Additional Remarks. June 16, 1855. Private. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Signed W. W. Is. 
 
 2264. Anatomical Museum. Reports of Inspectors. 1856 — 65. 
 
 4°. 
 
 Wanting 1857. Is. 6d. 
 
 2265. Borough of Camb. Register of Persons entitled to vote 
 1856—7. Camb. QQ. 8°. 
 
 pp. 75. Is. 6d. 
 
 2266. Camb. Examination Papers ; being a supplement to the 
 Univ. Calendar for 1856. With lists of ordinary degrees & of those 
 who have passed the Previous and Theol. Exams. Camb. [A.] 12". 
 
 pp. 164. Is. M. 
 
 2267. Catalogue of MSS. preserved in the Library of the 
 Univ. of Camb. Camb. A. 1856. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. xiv + f. 1 + pp. 552. Vol. II. ff. 4 + pp. 548, 1857. Vol. III. ff. 4 + 
 pp. 739, 185S. All edited by C. Hardwick, Cath. Vol. IV. pp. viii+557, 18G1. 
 Vol. V. ff. 4 + pp. f;07, 18(57. Edited by H. R. Luard. Index pp. xii + 168, 1867. 
 By H. R. Luard. ' Together, 32s. 
 
 2268. Fitzwilliam Museum. Correspondence on the resigna- 
 tion of the Management Syndicate, ff". 2, Jan. 28, 1856. Fly .sheets by 
 a late member of the Syndicate, Feb. 7 & 16, 1856. Is. 
 
 2269. Graduati Cantabrigienses ; sive catalogus exhibens 
 nomina eorum quo.s gradu quocunque ornavit Acad. Cant., 1760 — 1856, 
 cura J. Romilly. Cantab. A. 1856. 8°. 
 
 Vp. viii + 520. 2«. Gd. 
 
 I'or ulLier editions see ante No. 2103, and post No. 200'.). 
 
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 2270. Mackenzie, Francis L. Early Death not Premature : 
 being a memoir of F. L. Mackenzie. With notices of Henry Mackenzie. 
 By Ch. Popham Miles. 2nd Edit. Edinb. 1856. Crown 8". 
 
 pp. V + f. 1 + pp. 364. 8 plates, including busts of F. L. , H., & Lord Mackenzie. 
 
 3s. M. 
 Francis Lewis Mackenzie, B. 1833, Trin., D. 1855. 
 
 Charles Popham Miles, B. c. 1811, Caius, B.A. 1838, M.A. 1851, M.D., 
 V. Monkwearmouth, Hon. Canon of Durham, D. 1891 aged 80. 
 
 2271. Musae Etonenses sive carminum Etonae conditorum 
 delectus. Series Nova, Tom. I. Fasc. 1. Edidit Eic. Okes. 
 Cantab. [A.] 1856. 8°. 
 
 ff. 7 + pp. c. The Index Anctorum gives short biographical notices. The 
 poems extend in chronological order from 1796 to 1801. 3s. 
 
 Bichard Okes, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1822, D.D. 1848, Provost 1850, D. 1889. 
 
 2272. The Oxford & Cambridge Magazine FOR 1856. Conducted 
 by members of the two Universities. Lond. : Bell & Daldy, Fleet 
 Street. 1856. 8°. 
 
 pp. iv + 776. At the end, Chiswick Press: C. Whittingham, Took's Court, 
 Chancery Lane. Issued in 12 monthly numbers. £4. 4s. 
 
 This Magazine was edited by Mr (now the Bev.) William Fulford, Pembroke 
 College, Oxford, & a copy of the work in the Cambridge Free Library has the 
 following names filled in : 
 
 G. M. B. The Porch of Life. 
 
 Bernard Cracroft. On Popular Lectures, Thackeray & Currer Bell. 
 
 (Canon) R. Dixon. The Prospects of Peace, The Rivals. 
 
 C. Faulkner. Unhealthy homes. 
 
 W. Fulford. Plato & Bacon, Troilus & Cressida, A Study of Shakespeare, 
 Alexander Smith, Rogers' Table Talk, Found yet Lost, A night in a 
 Cathedral, Cavalay : a Chapter of a Life, Fear, Remembrance, To the 
 English Army before Sebastopol, A Year Ago. 
 
 W. L. Heeley. Sir Philip Sidney, Macaulay, Kingsley's Sermons for the 
 Times, Froude's History of England. 
 
 E. Burne Jones. The Newcomes, The Cousin, Mr Buskin's New Volume. 
 
 Vernon Lushington. Carlyle, The Sceptic & the Infidel. 
 
 Godfrey Lushington. Oxford, 
 
 H. Macdonald. The Sacrifice, Recent Poems & Plays. 
 
 William Morris. Ruskin & the Quarterly, The Story of the Unknown Church, 
 A Dream, Frank's Sealed Letter, Gertha's Lovers, The Hollow Land, 
 Lindenborg Pool, Browning's Men & Women. 
 
 Cormell Price. Lancashire & Mary Barton. 
 
 D. G. Rossetti. Hands, The Blessed Damozel. 
 W. Aldis Wright. Robert Herrick. 
 
 2273. Robinson, Wm. The first chapter op the Bible, & the 
 last chapter of Astronomical Science, viewed in conjunction. A 
 discourse, July 6, 1856. Camb. HH. 1856. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. Is. 
 
 "William Robinson, B. c. 1804, minister of St. Andrew's St. Baptist Chapel, 
 Camb., for 21 years, D. 1874 aged 70.
 
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 2274. ScHARF, Geo., junr. Artistic Notes on the Windows of 
 
 King's Coll. Chapel. With continuation of Notes. [1856.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 20 + 18. 2 facsimiles from the block-book Biblia Pauperum & SjJecitlum 
 Humanae Salvationis, and other illustrations, and comparative table of parallels 
 between the illustrations of those works and the windows of King's. 4s. Qd. 
 
 2275. Thruston Speeches at the Wendy Commemoration in 
 
 Caius Coll. 
 
 1856. Barclay, A. W. Progress of Preventive Medicine and Sanitary 
 Measures. Camb. HH, 8°. pp. 35. 
 
 1879. Anningson, B. Progress of Medicine since the time of Dr Caius. Lond. 
 
 8". pp. 8. 
 
 1880. Hood.D. W. C. Speech. Lond. Crown 8°. pp. 20. 
 
 The three together, 4s. 6d!. 
 
 2276. Withers, J. R. Poems upon various subjects. 3 vols, 
 Camb. [EEE.] 1856—60—61. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I, 2nd Edit., pp. viii + 180. Vol. II, 2nd Edit., pp. vi + ii + 216 + iv, 
 opinions of the Press. Vol. Ill, pp. viii + 214+x, list of subscribers, with 
 lithograph " Wood notes wild." In 2 vols. Cloth. 7s. 6rf. 
 
 " If a Wordsworth, descending from his height of gentlemanly scholarship to 
 " this sweet, simple chronicling of simple nature (in the ' Song of the Butterfly,') 
 " fresh as a breezy June morning — if a Wordsworth had done it, we should have 
 "set down this poem as 'charming'; but when it comes from the brain of an 
 " uneducated Hodge, to whom even decent English must have been a difficult 
 " acquirement, we are forced to reflect ' This man must have something in 
 "him. '...A noticeable trait in Withers is his exceeding refinement of sentiment 
 " and expression, while far loftier versifiers seem to think it poetical to be coarse, 
 " and hold that gorgeous diction atones for any sensuousness or even sensuality 
 "in idea ; this man, whose life has been passed in the sphere where the grossness 
 " of human nature rarely attempts to disguise itself, never pens a verse which a 
 " good man, when grown an old man, might regret having once written, and blush 
 " to see one of his own growing-up daughters read." 
 
 A Hedqe-side Poet, by the author of ' John Halifax ' in Macmillan'' s Magazine, 
 April 1860. 
 
 James Reynolds Withers, Weston ColviUe B. c. 1813, afterwards lived as work- 
 ing gardener & shoemaker at Fordham, D. Jan. 26 1892, aged 79. 
 
 2277. A. D. C. 
 
 [Hill, Rowley.] Tarkisli Waters, a Tail of Coarse-Hair. Played Nov. 18, 
 
 1857. [Camb. W.] Fcap. 8". pp 24. 
 Talfourd, Fr. Macbeth, somewhat removed from the text of Shakespeare. 
 
 May 18, 1858. Camb. W. Crown 8". pp. 18. 
 Burnand, F. C. Alonzo the Brave. May 20, 1857 & Nov. 1859. Camb. W. 
 
 Cr. 8°. pp. 32. 
 and Montagu Williams. The Seventh Shot. Nov. 1860. 
 
 W. Crown 8". pp. 20. 
 Halliday, Andrew. Romeo and Juliet Travestie. JMarch 11, 1863 [W]. 16°. 
 
 pp. 31). The scenes are written by Messrs. J. W. Clark, 
 
 Patrick & Howard. 
 Sheridan, R. B. The Critic. Nov. 1864. Lond. 8". pp. 32. 
 Talfourd, Fr. Atalanta. Dec. 3, 1866. W. 12". pp. 44. 
 Hugo, Victor. Ruy Bias. June 3, 1867. 12". pp. 48. 
 
 Rewritten for the occasion by Mr J. W. Clark. 
 A. D. C. Rules, Regulations, tfec, & list of resident members (with date of 
 
 election). Lent Term 1887. Camb. A. hV-ap. 8". pp. 16. 
 See also post No. 2730. Together, 9 pamphlets, 15s.
 
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 2278. Camb. Borough Sessions. Gas & Water Companies' 
 Appeal against Rating. Jan. 1857. Lond. 8°. 
 
 pp. 46. Is. 
 
 2279. Camb. Church Calendar & General Almanack for 1857. 
 Camb. Edward Lumley, junr. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. 64. Is. 
 
 2280. Camb. Examination Papers : being a supplement to the 
 Univ. Calendar for 1857. Camb. A. 1857. 12°. 
 
 pp. 228. Is. 6d. 
 
 2281. Camb. Ray Club. Instituted March 11, 1837. Rules 
 &c. March 11, 1857. Camb. A. 1857. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 2282. Camb, Univ. Theol. Society. Rules & Recommendations ; 
 with a manual of Prayers for private & social use. Camb. W. 1857. 16°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 
 
 2283. Clayton, Chas. The New Creature. Sermon in Trinity 
 Church, Feb. 1, 1857 (the Sunday before the Bachelors' Ball). Camb. 
 A. 1857. 12°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 Charles Clayton, Camb. B. 1813, Caius, B.A. 1836, M.A. 1839, V. Holy Trinity 
 Camb. 1851—65, K. Stanhope Durham 1865, D. 1883. 
 
 2284. Davies, J. Ll. Proposed conditions of the tenure of 
 Fellowships in Trin. Coll. Not published. [Camb. FFF.] 8 
 
 o 
 
 pp. 7. Oct. 12, 1857. Is. 
 
 John Llewelyn Davies, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1848, M.A. 1851. 
 
 2285. DuBERLY, Jas. Remarks upon the present system of the 
 ajjpointment of High Shei'iffs. With a list of Sheriffs for the Counties 
 of Huntingdon & Cambridge. Lond. 1857. 8°. 
 
 pp. 48. Is. 6d, 
 
 2286. Franks, J. C. The special study op the theory of public 
 reading &, preaching recommended. Camb. FFF. 1857. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 James Clarke Franks, Trin., B.A. 1815, M.A. 1818, B.D. 1855. 
 
 2287. HoRT, F. J. A. Letter to J. Ll. Davies on the tenure of 
 Fellowships & on Church Patronage in Trin. Coll. [Camb. FFF.] 8°.
 
 1857] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 403 
 
 pp. 28. Nov. 14, 1857. Is. 
 
 Fenton John Anthony Hort, Dublin B. 1828, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1850. M.A. 
 1853, Emman., Fellow, D.D. 1876, Hulseau Professor 1878, Lady Margaret Prof. 
 1887, D. 1893. 
 
 2288. Latham, H. Considerations on the suggestions of the 
 Univ. Commissioners with respect to Fellowships and Scholarships. 
 Camb. A. 1857. S". 
 
 pp. iv + 56. Is. 6d. 
 
 Henry Latham, B. 1821, Trin., B.A. 1845, Trin. Hall, FeUow & Tutor, M.A. 
 1848, Master of Trin. Hall, 1888. 
 
 2289. [Lewis, J. D. author of " Sketches of Cantabs."] Our 
 College. Leaves from an Undergraduate's "Scribbling Book." Lond. 
 1857. Post 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 430. 5«. 
 
 2290. Martin, Fr. Remarks on the passage in Monk's Life of 
 Bentley (p. 610, 4to. edn. ; Vol. II, p. 352, Svo. edn.) relating to words 
 occurring in the 40th Chapter of the Statutes of Trin. Coll. 8°. 
 
 pp. 3. Nov. 12, 1857. 1$. 
 
 2291. Potts, R. Letter on the Compulsory Celibacy of 
 Fellows, with memorial for signature. Jan. 1857. 4". 
 
 ff. 2. Is. 
 
 2292. Selwyn, W, New Statute for Sir Wm. Browne's Medals, 
 Nov. 23, 1857. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 4. Is. 
 
 2293. Another edition. 8". pp. 3. Same year. Is. 
 
 2294. [ ] The Battle of the Epigrams, Nov. 30, 
 
 1857. "In tenui labor." 8". 
 
 pp. 17. 1». 
 
 2295. Senate-House Examinations, 1857. Papers. [Camb. 
 EEE.] 16". 
 
 pp. 62. Is. 6d. 
 
 2296. TitusTs, Statutes Sc Directions affecting the Professor- 
 ship.s, Scholaisliips, &, Prizes and other Endowments of the Univ. 
 Camb. GCC. 1857. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + f. 1 + pp. 315. Also issued in 3 parts with separate titles. 2s. (jd.
 
 404 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1857 
 
 2297. Westlake, John. On the Tenure op Fellowships. Camb. 
 [Lend, pr.] 1857. 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. Is. 
 
 2298. [Wood, J. S.] Remarks on the bearing of the proposed 
 Statute " de Electione Procui'atorum et Vice-Procuratorum," on that 
 part of the Proctors' office which concerns the maintenance of discipline 
 &, supervision of morals, submitted to the consideration of Members of 
 the Senate. [FFF. 1857.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 18. Feb. 26, 1857. Is. 
 
 John Spicer Wood, St. John's, Fellow & Tutor, B.A. 1846, D.D. 1869, D. 1893. 
 
 2299. Academic A. An Occasional Journal. May, 1858. Camb. 
 FFF. 1858. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. 2s. &d. 
 
 Contents : Advertisement by the Editors ; The State of France ; Public 
 Speaking ; Modern War ; University Reform ; The Late Crisis ; & The Last 
 Bard (poem). 
 
 Contributors: R. P. O'Hara, Caius, Editor ; J. J. Cowell, Trin. ; F.S.; E. E. 
 Bowen, Trin. ; 0. Browning, King's, &c. 
 
 2299*. Act to give the Univs. of Oxford, Camb., & Durham &c., 
 
 & Eton, power to sell, enfranchise & exchange Lands, & grant Leases &c. 
 
 23 July 1858. Lond. F°. 
 
 pp. 341—364. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2300. Brown, John. Sixty years' gleanings from Life's Har- 
 
 vest. A genuine autobiography. Camb. FFF for author. 1858. Crown 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. xvi + 459. Portrait, & title illustrated. 5s. 6d. 
 
 John Brown, B. 1796, proprietor of the Univ. Billiard Rooms, D. 1863. 
 
 2301. Cambridge Terminal Magazine. No. I. Dec. 1858, IL 
 Feb. 1859, III. April 1859. Camb. GGG. 8°. 
 
 pp. 120. 6s. 
 
 2302. Cooper, C. H., & Thompson Cooper. Athenae Canta- 
 brigienses. 1500—1609. 2 vols. Camb. [W.] 1858—61. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. ff. 2 + pp. viii + 589, Vol. IL pp. viii + 569. 17s. 
 
 These two volumes contain 1400 names of Cambridge men who died between 
 1500 and 1609. Among the names will be found Abp. Rotheram, Bp. Alcock, Sir 
 Robt. Rede, Thos. Linacre, Bp. West (of Ely), Erasmus, Tyndal, Thos. Cromwell 
 Earl of Essex, Sir Thos. Elj'ot, Bp. Stephen Gardiner, Abp. Cranmer, Sir John 
 Cheke, Robert Recorde, Roger Ascham, Abp. Parker, Sir Thos. Gresham, Robert 
 Greene, Christopher Marlowe, Sir William Cecil Lord Burghley, Edmund Spenser, 
 John Lilly, John Dee, &c. &c. 
 
 2303. Another copy, bound into 4 vols., and interleaved, calf, with 
 
 notes by J. Gough Nichols, cuttings from papers, a letter from C. H. Cooper 
 respecting Sir Wra. Temple, &c. £5. 15s. M.
 
 1858] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 405 
 
 2304. Cope, E. M. On the Classical Tripos. Oct. 20, 1858. 4°. 
 
 pp. 3. Is. 
 
 Edward Meredith Cope, Birmingham B. 1818, Triii., Fellow, B.A. 1841, M.A. 
 1844, D. 1873. 
 
 2305. Dialogue for Tuesday, Oct. 26, 1858. 4°. 
 pp. 4. Is. 
 
 2306. East Anglian ; or Notes & Queries on Subjects connected 
 with the Counties of Suffolk, Cambridge, & Essex. Vols. I. to IV. in 
 numbers. Oct. 1858 to Feb. 1871. Lowestoft, Samuel Tymms. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. with index, 1858 to 1864, pp. 456, & title; Vol. II. with index, Jan. 
 1864 to Aug. 1866, pp. 383 & title ; Vol. III. with index, Aug. 1866 to March 
 1869, pp. 379; Vol. IV. April 1869 to Feb. 1871, pp. 276 + No. cxxi (pp. 277 to 
 288) + No. cxxii (288 to 300 & title-page dated 1870) + Index (pp. xxxi & new title 
 1885 — 87 issued with the new series). With this copy was issued the Visitation 
 of Sufolke by William Hervey 1561, Vol. I. pp. xiv + 314 and title dated 1866; 
 Vol. II. pp. 1 to 324. ' £3. 10s. 
 
 (b) (Suffolk, Camb., Essex, & Norfolk.) Edited by C. H. Evelyn 
 
 White, New Series. Vol. I., 1885 & 1886, Vol. II., 1887 & 1888, Vol. III., 1889 & 
 1890. bound in cloth, with Indices, gilt edges. Vol. IV., 1891 & 1892, in the 
 monthly parts as issued. Ipswich, 1885 — 92. £2. 15s. 
 
 Published monthly at an annual subscription of 5a'., two years' issue with 
 Index making a volume. 
 
 2307. Formulae prepared by the Council op the Senate with 
 reference to new Univ. Statutes. May 21, 1858. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 2303. Franks, J. C. The Morning Univ. Sermon. [FFF.] 8". 
 
 pp. 8. On the question of abolishing the morning sermon at St. Mary's. 
 Dated from 3 Pembroke Place, June 1, 1858. Is. 
 
 2303. Frere, p. H. Suggestions submitted to the meeting to 
 be held to consider the Draft Statutes of Trinity & St. John's Colleges, 
 Oct. 23, 1858. Camb. A. 8". 
 
 pp. 8. Is. 
 
 Philip Howard Frere, B. 1813, Eton & Trin., B.A. 1836, Downing, Fellow & 
 Tutor, M.A. 1839, D. 1868. 
 
 2310. Ueun, Oscar. Auszugaus einem ungedruckten Pamphlet 
 betitelt "die deutsche Kirche." Camb. AAA. 1858. 8°. 
 
 pp. 22. Is. 
 
 2311. Lion University Magazine. No. I. May 1858. No. II. 
 Nov. 1858. No. III. May 1859. Camb. FFF. 8°.
 
 406 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1858 
 
 pp. 192. 7s. M. 
 
 Contents: I. Editor's Address (Trin. Coll.); London Drama & the London 
 People ; Kingsley's Poems ; Alice St. Clair (poem) ; Elective Affinities ; Our Prize 
 Essayists ; Epigram ; Orpheus & the Syrens (poem) ; Princess Use ; .Jacques, a 
 Shakspearian Story ; On dit ; Letter from Dr Ford ; Notices to Correspondents. 
 
 II. Heinrich Heine ; Loudon Drama &c. ; Prize Essayists ; Longfellow & 
 Modern Eealism ; Confessions of a Welsh Babbit Eater; "Chapel" (poem); 
 Viola, A Shakspearian Sketch ; Thackeray's Humourists. 
 
 in. Mendelssohn ; Shakspeare's University Acquirements ; Sketches in 
 Italy ; Songs from Goethe ; Buckle on the Immortality of the Soul ; The Beggar 
 Girl (poem) ; My Voyage Out ; Maurice on the Eeligion of Ancient Rome ; Songs 
 from B^ranger ; Eeligious Intolerance ; Notices to Correspondents. 
 
 Contributors : H. R. Haweis (liditor), A. Ainger, Horace Smith, A. W. Ward, 
 E. W. Fullerton, W. Jack, Walter Edwards, H. W. Higgins, &c. 
 
 2312. Livingstone, D. Cambridge Lectures, with prefatory 
 letter by Prof. Sedgwick. Edited with introduction, life of Livingstone, 
 notes & appendix by Wm. Monk. Camb, A. 18-58. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + xxx + f. 1 + pp. xciii + 181. Portrait & 2 maps. 4s. 6d. 
 
 See post No. 2331, Oxford & Camb. Mission to Central Africa. 
 
 2313. LuARD, H. R. Remarks on the Camb. Univ. Commissioners' 
 draft of proposed new Statutes for Trin. Coll. Camb. A. 1858. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 Henry Richards Luard, B. 1825, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1847, D.D. 1878, Registrary 
 1862—91, V. St. Mary the Great Camb. 1860—86, hon. Canon of Ely 1883, D. 
 1891. 
 
 2314. Mayor, Jos. B. Remarks on the proposal to grant the 
 degree of B.A. to persons who have obtained honours in the Moral 
 Sciences Tripos. [Camb. A. 1858.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 11. Is. 
 
 Joseph Biekersteth Mayor, St. John's, Fellow & Tutor, B.A. 1851, M.A. 1854, 
 Headmaster of Kensington Grammar School 1864—68, Classical Prof. King's 
 Coll. Lond. 1870—79, Prof, of Moral Philos. 1879. 
 
 2315. Merivale, C. Open Fellowships, a plea for submitting 
 College Fellowships to Univ. competition, a letter to Philip Frere. 
 Camb. 1858. 8°. 
 
 pp. 14. Is. 
 
 2316. RoBY, H. J. Remarks on College Reform with especial 
 reference to H. Latham's " Considerations." Camb. FFF. 1858. 8°. 
 
 pp. 53. Is. 
 
 Henry John Roby, Tamworth B. 1830, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1853, M.A. 
 1856, Prof, of Jurisprudence Univ. Coll. Lond., secretary to the Endowed Schools 
 Commission, M.P. for S.E. Lanes. 
 
 2317. Ruskin, John. Cambridge School of Art. Inaugural 
 Address, Oct. 29, 1858. Camb. FFF. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. 40. Is.
 
 18o8] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 407 
 
 2318. Strauss, G. L. Ph. D. Mahometism : an historical 
 sketch of its origin &, progre.-is, and the attempt made by the Saracens 
 to implant it in Europe, until the final establishment by the Franks of 
 the Christian Religion, under Charles Martel, at the battle of Tours, a.d. 
 732, 2nd Edit. lUust. by a frontispiece from a fine picture in the 
 Imperial Gallery of Versailles. Carab. : St. Mary's ; John Weale. 
 1858. [Lond. pr.] 12". 
 
 IDp. iv + 124 ; on p. 124: is "End of Vol. I.", but the work is brought do\vn to 
 the battle of Tours. The preface is signed J[ohu] W[eale], Oct. 15, 1857. 
 Original designed boards. 2s. 
 
 2319. The Eagle. A .magazine supported by the Members of 
 St. John's College. Printed for subscribers only. Vols. I. to VIII. 
 (No. 1, Lent Term 1858, to 47, Dec. 1873), No. 48, March 1874 to No. 
 62, May 1880, Nos. 68, 70, 73, 74, 76, 77, 81, 85, 89, 97, 99, 101 (May 
 1893, end of Vol. 17) & Index to vols. 1—15. 8°. 
 
 Vols. 1 — 8 in 4 vols., half calf, the rest as issued, £5. os. 
 
 The Eaffle has now appeared continuously for 35 years, among the early 
 editors and contributors being E. A. Abbott, T. Ashe, S. Butler, J. H. Clark, 
 Arthur Holmes, E. D. Little, H. Ludlow, Joseph B. Mayor, W. E. Mullins, 
 Herbert Snow, F. C. Wace, & J. M. Wilson. Besides the original articles, it 
 gives much information about former members of the College, an obituary, & 
 from time to time extracts of general interest from the College MS. records. The 
 general index to the first 15 volumes (30 years) makes reference to its pages easy. 
 
 2320. [Trevelyan, G. 0.] The Bear University Magazine. 
 No. I. Oct. 1858. Camb. "printed by Mr Williams, 98 Sidney Street." 
 [FEE.] 8". 
 
 pp. 32. 1 lithographed plate. A satirical imitation of No. I of The Lion. A 
 second edition appeared in the same year. In both there is a notice to the effect 
 that " No. II. of ' The Bear ' will be published on the Calends (Greek) of 
 November." 5,9. 
 
 Contents : Editor's Address ; a Satire ; a Freshman's Letter ; Prospective 
 Consanguinities ; a National Hj^mn ; a Word to the Wise ; Nursery Rhymes ; 
 the Classical & Mediaeval Oarsman ; the King's Death ; Debate at the Union ; 
 Trinity Boat-Song; the Editor's Scrap Book; notices to correspondents; 
 advertisements. 
 
 [Sir] George Otto Trevelyan, Eothley Temple Leics. B. 1838, Harrow & Triu., 
 B.A. 1861, M.A. 1864, M.P. Tynemouth, Hawick Boroughs, Glasgow, chief 
 secretary for Ireland 1882 — 4, secretary for Scotland 1886. 
 
 2321. [ ] The Cambridge DioNYSiA. A Classic Dream. 
 
 By the Editor of " The Bear." Camb. 1858. 8". 
 
 pp. 10. Suggested by No. II. of The Lion. 2.s. 6(Z. 
 
 2322. University Extension. 
 
 Local Examinations. Camb. exam, of students who arc not members of the 
 Univ. Papers for 1858, 1865, 1874, 187'J -83 ; Annual lleports of the Syndicate
 
 408 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1858 
 
 for 1858—62, 18G4— 8, 1872, 1874, 1876, 1882—3 ; Class Lists (Boys) 1864—6, 
 1872, 1876, 1879—80, 1882—3, 1885, 1888 ; (Girls) 1872, 1876, 1879—80, 1883. 21s. 
 These examinations were begun in 1858, and the papers, class-lists, & reports 
 have been published yearly ; Girls were first admitted in 1865 ; for pamphlets on 
 the subject see post No. 2437. 
 
 (b) Higher Local E.vaminatio)is. Instituted (for Women) in 1869, thrown 
 open to Men in 1873. Papers for 1871, 1875—6, 1879—80, 1882—4 ; Annual 
 Keports of the Syndicate for 1871, 1875—6, 1878—80, 1884 ; Class Lists 1880, 
 1884, 1886. Together, 15s. 
 
 2323. [Whewell, W.] Considekations on the "General 
 Principles in regard to Colleges proposed for consideration " by the 
 Camb. Univ. Commissioners. Private. 8°. 
 
 pp. 14. Signed W. Whewell, Trinity Lodge, Jan. 1, 1858. Is. 
 
 2324. Airy, G. B. On the draft of proposed new Statutes for 
 Trin. Coll. Camb. [A.] 1859. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Dated from Royal Observatory, Greenwich. Is. Qd. 
 
 George Biddell Airy, Alnwick B. 1801, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1823, LL.D. 1862, 
 Lucasian Prof. 1826, Plumian Prof. 1828, Astronomer Royal 1835—81, K.C.B. 
 1872, D. 1892. 
 
 2325. Cambridge Female Mission. 5th Annual Report. Camb. 
 FFF. 1859. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is- 
 
 2326. Camb. Union. Abstract of accounts op the Guardians 
 of the Poor for half-year ended Mich. 1859. Camb. AAA. 1859. 8°. 
 
 ff. 15. Also the Abstracts for 1860 (W, pp. 37), 1861 (DDD, ff. 19), 1863 
 (FFF, ff. 18), 1864 Lady-day (QQ, ff. 17), Mich. (DDD, ff. 16), 1865 Mich. (AAA, 
 ff. 17), 1866 Lady-day (QQ, ff. 16), Mich. (FFF, ff. 16). 9 pamphlets, 2s. 6d, 
 
 2327. Camb. Univ. Musical Society. Programmes op Concerts. 8°. 
 
 91st, Town-Hall, Nov. 8, 1859, pp. 7. 92nd, Dec. 7, 1859, pp. 8. 93rd, Feb. 
 23, 1860, pp. 7. 94th, March 15, 1860, pp. 8. 92nd (sic), Nov. 7, 1860, pp. 6. 
 97th, Dec. 5, 1860, pp. 7. 98th, Feb. 21, 1861, pp. 7. 99th, King's Coll. Hall, March 
 7, 1861, ZZ., 4". pp. 9. 101st, Sid. Coll. Hall, Nov. 13, 1861, ZZ (with mark), 8". 
 pp. 7. 102nd, Caius Coll. Hall, Dec. 6, 1861, ZZ, 8". pp. 6-t-f. 1. 10 in all. 5s. Qd. 
 
 2328. Correspondence between the Vice-Chancellor [W. H. 
 Bateson] and the late Pro-proctors [Geo. Williams &. Fr. J. Jameson] 
 relative to the proceedings in a i-ecent case of immorality. [1859.] 8°. 
 
 f. H-pp. 20. With fly-sheet by C. Clayton, 4°. Is. M. 
 
 2329. Occasional Papers on University Matters and Middle 
 Class Education. Nos. 2 & 3. April & Dec. 1859. [Camb. A.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 53 to 148. These copies want the wrappers. Names are filled in to the 
 initials at the end of the articles. 3s. 
 
 Contributors : C. G. Babington, C. J. Ellicott, W. Hopkins, H. Latham, J. B. 
 Mayor, J. S. Howson, C. A. Swainson, &c.
 
 1859] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 409 
 
 2330. Ordinationes Acad. Cant. 8 . 
 
 1859, pp. 146; 1861, Jan. 1, pp. 152; 1863, pp. 176; 1871, pp. xx + 322; 
 1874. pp. xviii + 372; 1877, pp. xviii + 391 + 28 ; 1885, pp. xxii + 407; 1892, pp. 
 xxviii + 603. Also Draft for the Council of the Senate April 14, 1858, pp. 106; 
 and Eegulations for Previous, General, Special, & Tripos Exams., 1880, pp. 78. 
 Mostly with notes and corrections of the late Mr Bradshaw. 12s. 
 
 2331. Oxford & Cams. Mission to Central Africa. 8°. 
 
 Selwyn, W. Speech in the Theatre of Oxford Univ., May 17, 1859. Camb. 
 [CCC,] 8°. pp. 15. 
 
 Memoir of its rise and progress to 1859. By a member of the Camb. Com- 
 mittee. With appendix of documents & extracts from Livingstone's letters. 
 Lond. 1860. 8". pp. 34. 
 
 "Occasional Paper" of the 0., C, Dublin & Durham Mission; containing 
 letters from Bp. Mackenzie, Dr. Livingstone &c., Capt. "Wilson, H.M.S. "Gorgon," 
 & Dr. Eamsay. Lond. 1862, 8°. pp. 48 with map. 
 
 Universities Mission. Eeport for 1875. Cr. 8°. pp. 46 with plate. The four 
 together, 4i'. 6d. 
 
 See ante No. 2312, Livingstone's Camb. Speeches. 
 
 2332. [Payn, James.] The Foster Brothers ; being a history 
 of the School and College Life of two young meu. Lond. 1859. Crown 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 423. The scene is at Cambridge. Cloth. 4s. 6d. 
 
 James Payn, Cheltenham B. 1830, Eton & Trin., B.A. 1853, editor of Cham- 
 bent^ Journal and CornhiU Magazine. 
 
 2333. [Potts, R.] The Long-Bow of the past: the Rifle for 
 the future. Reprinted from the Camb. Chronicle, Sept. 3, 10, 17 k 
 Oct. 8, 1859. Camb. EEE. 1859. 8°. 
 
 f. l + pp. 25. Is. 
 
 2334. Rede Lectures. 1859—1892. 
 
 1859. Owen, Ric. On the Classification & Geographical Distribution of the 
 Mammalia, &c. [CCC] 8°., ff. 2 + pp. 103. 
 
 1862. Sabine, Edw. Cosmical Features of Terrestrial Magnetism. Lond., 
 
 8°., ff. 2 + pp. 24. 
 
 1863. Ansted, D. T. Correlation of the Natural History Sciences, CCC, 
 
 Crown 8°. pp. 54. 
 1865. Tyudall, John. On Eadiation. [A] Fcap. 8°. ff. 4+pp. 62. 1 plate. 
 1868. Miiller. Max. Stratification of I-anguage. [Gloucester] 8°. f. 1 + 
 
 pp. 44. 
 1881. Muir, Sir Wm. The Early Caliphate. Lond. Cr. 8°. pp. 28. 
 1892. Bonney, T. G. The Microscope's Contributions to the Earth's 
 
 Physical History. [Hertford.] 8". pp. 16. 
 Together, 9s. 
 
 2335. Register of Members op the Senate. Camb. A. 1859 — 
 9L 8°. 
 
 The two issues of each year during the period except 1859, 60, 62, 68, & 89. 
 60 in all. 10s.
 
 410 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1859 
 
 2336. [RoGET, J. L.] Cambridge Scrap Book containing in a 
 pictorial form, a report on the manners, customs, humours, & pastimes 
 of the Univ. of Camb. " from information received " by a Special 
 Commissioner appointed (according to ancient precedents in the Univ.) 
 by himself. With an appendix of papers on Applied Mathematics. 
 Camb. 1859. Oblong. 
 
 ff. 35. As a note explains, the substance of "Familiar Illustrations" (see 
 ante No. 2187) and " Cambridge Customs & Costumes " (see ante No. 2203) forms 
 part of this vol. £2. 2s. 
 
 2337. Statutes framed by the Univ. Commissioners for the 
 future government & regulation of Trin. Coll. & St. John's respectively. 
 Lond. July 11, 1859. 8». 
 
 pp. 58. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2338. Adams, J. C. Reply to various objections which have 
 been brought against his Theory of the secular acceleration of the 
 Moon's mean motion. [Lond. 1860, from the Roy. Ast. Soc. Monthly- 
 Notices.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. Prof. Sedgwick's copy. Is. Qd. 
 
 2339. Bayes, Wm. " Two sides to a Question." A few obser- 
 vations on Mr Braitbwaite's "Temperate Examination of Homoeopathy." 
 Camb. FFF for T. R. Bryant. 1860. 8°. 
 
 pp. 46. Is. 
 
 2340. Borough of Camb. Rental of the Mayor, Aldermen, & 
 Burgesses, 1860. Camb. W. 1860. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 38. Is. 
 
 2341. Camb. Rifle Club. 1st Annual Report, including the 
 C.U.R.V. & the 1st Cambs. V.R., with statement of accounts and list 
 of members for 1859—60. Camb. FFF. 1860. 8°. 
 
 pp. 44. Is. 
 
 2342. Camb. Royal Albert Benevolent Society. 14th report 
 with list of members & donors. Camb. AAA. 1860. 8". 
 
 pp. 18. Also 32nd & 33rd Keports, 1878—9. Together, Is. 
 
 2343. [Candy, T. H.] Plea for University Sermons on Sunday 
 mornings. [W. H. Pettet pr.. Petty Cury.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 4. Is. 
 
 Thomas Henry Candy, B. c. 1829, Sidney, Fellow, B.A. 1856, B.D. 1867, R. 
 Swanscombe, D. 1888 aged 59.
 
 1860] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 411 
 
 2344. Clark, W. G., & H. R. Luard. The first act of Shake- 
 speare's King Richard II. intended as a specimen of a new [the 
 Cambridge] edition of Shakespeare. Carab. A. 1860. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. 25 copies printed for private circulation. Is. Qd. 
 
 2345. College Rhymes. Contributed by Members of the Uni- 
 versities of Oxford & Cambridge. Nos. i — XLii, Vols. 1 — 14. 1860 — 
 74. Oxford. Fcap. 8". 
 
 Mr. Bradshaw's copy. 30s. 
 
 F. E. Weatherley was editor until 1870 or 1871 ; and among the contributors 
 were E. H. Riches, Clare; A. H. Wratislaw, Chr.; C. F. S. Warren, Corp.; 
 J. Addis, F. W. H. Myers, H. C. G. Moule, Trin. ; G. C. W. Warr, ct J. P. 
 Wright, Chr. 
 
 2346. Downing College Hall. Book of Words of "St. Paul," 
 March 28, 1860. Camb. EEE. 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Is. 
 
 2347. Drosier, W. H. Remarks on the new Regulations 
 recommended by the Syndicate of Oct. 27, 1859, for Moral & Natural 
 Science Exams. [Camb. A. I860.] 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 7. 1«- 
 
 William Henry Drosier, B. c. 1812, Caius, Fellow, B.A. 1839, M.D. 1847, D. 
 1889 aged 77. 
 
 2348. [Grote, J.] Remarks on the Syndicate's Proposals in 
 reference to the Moral Science Tripos. To the Members of the Senate. 
 [Camb. A. Feb. 22, I860.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 7. !«• 
 
 John Grote, Beckenham B. 1813, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1835, B.D. 1855, Prof. 
 of Moral Philosophy 1855, V. Trumpington 1847, D. 1866. 
 
 2349. Lamb, Wm. (afterwards Viscount Melbourne.) Essay on 
 the progressive improvement of Mankind. Delivered in Trin. Coll. 
 Chapel, Commemoration Day, Dec. 17, 1798. Lond. [I860]. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. On the title is a quotation from the essay, as used by C. J. Fox iu one 
 of his .speeches. The notice of the Editor is signed M'^ Is. 
 
 2350. Ligiitfoot, J. B. On the report of the Syndicate 
 appointed to regulate the examinations of students not members of the 
 Univ. [I860.] 8". 
 
 pp. 7. Dated March 6, 1860. Is. 
 
 Joseph Barber Ligiitfoot, Liverpool B. 1828, Trin., Fellow and Tutor, B.A. 
 IH'il, D.l). iHCit, IfnlHcim I'rof. ]K61, Margaret Prof. 1875, Canon of St. Paul's 
 1871, Bp. of Durham lb79, D. 1881).
 
 412 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1860 
 
 2351. LuARD, H. R. Remarks on the present condition & 
 proposed restoration of Great St. Mai-y's. [Camb. A. March I860.] 8". 
 
 pp. 7. Is. 
 
 2352. Mayor, Jos. B. Remarks on the proposal to grant the 
 degree of B.A. to persons who have obtained honours in the Moral 
 Science Tripos. [Camb. A.] 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 11. Is. 
 
 2353. Natural Science Tripos. New Regulations. 9 May, 
 1860. 4°. 
 
 pp. 11. Also Report of the Board, ff. 2, & W. G. Clark on the New Regula- 
 tions. Is. 
 
 2354. Neve, Chas. [Chapel-clerk]. Account op King's Coll. 
 Chapel, with an historical description, compiled from various authentic 
 sources. Camb. EEE. 1860. 18». 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 53. Cloth. ls.6d. 
 
 2355. Paget, G. E. Case op Epilepsy, with some uncommon 
 Symptoms: and a commentary thereon. Read at Camb., July 10, 1860. 
 Reprinted from the Brit. Med. Journal. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Prof. Sedgwick's copy. Is. 
 
 2356. Palmer, E. H. Ye hole in ye Walle, A legend of 
 Walthamstowe Abbey. A merrie, metrical & monastical Romaunce. 
 Illustrated by the author and A. J. Bridgman. Camb. EEE. 1860. 4°. 
 
 pp. vi + 40. Illustrated title & 5 plates. Coloured borders. Cloth. 10s. 6d. 
 
 Edward Henry Palmer, Camb. B. 1840, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1867, M.A. 
 1870, Lord Almoner's Reader in Arabic 1871, murdered by Bedouins near Wady 
 Sudr in Egypt in 1882. 
 
 2357. [Potts, R.] The long-bow of the past : the rifle for 
 the future. Addressed to the rising generation of the British Empire. 
 By H — Britannicus. 2nd Edit., corrected and enlarged. Camb. W. 
 1860. 8°. 
 
 pp. 36. Is. 
 
 2358. Robinson, Wm. The sin of Conformity. An appeal to 
 the Episcopalians of the Town & Univ. of Camb. Lond. [Camb. W.] 
 1860. 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + 64. 2s. &d.
 
 1860] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 413 
 
 2359. St ATUTA Acad. Cant.... Cantab. A. 1860. 8°. 
 pp. 76. 
 
 (b) Ordinationes Acad. Cant. Cantab. A. 1861. 8°. 
 
 pp. 152. Bound in 1 vol., roan. 
 
 Also letter from Dr. Luard to Dr. Okes, Provost of King's, with schedule for 
 appointment of examiners, Feb. 26, 1862 : and an act for enabling the voting at 
 Univ. Elections to be done by voting-papers, 1861. 4s. 6d. 
 
 2360. Statuta Collegii Christi in Cant. (Approved by the 
 Queen by Order in Council, May 10, 1860.) 8". 
 
 pp. 37. Is. 6rt. 
 
 2361. Statutes of Peterhouse, or St. Peter's Coll., Camb. 
 27 Aug. 1860. 8°. 
 
 pp. iv-!-32. Also Proposed Statutes 1881, F"., pp. 23. 2s. 6d. 
 
 See also No. 2775. 
 
 2362. Statuta Collegii sive Aulae Divae Catherinae. (Con 
 firmed by order of the Queen in Council, May 10, 1860.) 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 6rf. 
 
 2363. Statutes for the Regius Professorships of Divinity, 
 Hebrew, & Greek. Sanctioned, 10 May, 1860. E°. 
 
 pp. 3. Is. 
 
 2364. Trin. Coll. Camb. Revision of Statutes. Resolutions 
 carried with regard to contributions from college revenues to the Univ. 
 [I860?] 8". 
 
 pp. 3. Is. 
 
 See also Nos. 2012 & 2714. 
 
 2365. Wells, W. The Drainage of Whittlesea Mere. Lond. 
 1860. 8°. 
 
 pp. 22. From the Jl. of Eoi/al Agric. Soc. of England. 
 
 (b) On the treatment of the reclaimed bog-land op 
 
 Whittlesea Mere. Lond. 1870. 8°. 
 
 pp. 7. From the same .Journal. 
 
 In the same vol. are the following: Plan of the Middle Level, shewing the 
 works to be executed umler the act of 1848, signed Walker & liurges, Nov. 1848 ; 
 Jmirital of the Furmerg' Club, Nov. 1870, giving a paper by Mr A. S. Kuston of 
 Chatteris on the Fen Country, with discussion, pp. 41 — 52 ; The Fens, by 
 Charles Kingsley, from Goad U'orda, May 1, 1867 ; Letters from Dr. Augustus 
 Yoolcker, of the R. Agric. Coll., to P. H. Frero & W. Wells, and also in the 
 handwriting of the same an analysis of soils sent by J. Wells frmii Wliittlesea 
 More. Half calf. ' H)s. i\d. 
 
 C. 28
 
 414 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1860 
 
 2366. W[hewell,] W. On the proposed alterations in Great 
 St. Mary's Church. [May, I860.] 8". 
 
 pp. 3. Is. 
 
 2367. WicKENDEN, "Wm. [St. John's]. Autobiography op his 
 eventful life. 2ncl Edit. Lond. for the author. 1860. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. iv+572. Cloth. 4s. 6d. 
 
 For Wickenden's Poems see ante No. 1655. 
 
 2368. Williams, Geo. The Proctorial question at Camb. A 
 letter to the Vice-Chancellor on the vote of the Senate, Oct. 1, 1860. 
 Camb. [W]. 1860. 8". 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 
 
 2369. Details sur le projet d'etablir a Cambridge 
 
 des hotelleries en faveur des etrangers. Avec des notices sur les 
 
 TJniversites anglaises. Camb. A. 1860. 8". 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 2370. [WoRSLEY, T.] A few remarks on the outline of a 
 scheme for the future constitution of Downing Coll., by the Master. 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. Is. 
 
 Thomas Worsley, B. c. 1798, Trin., B.A. 1820, Downing, Fellow, M.A. 1824, 
 D.D. 1839, Master 1836, D. 1885 aged 87. 
 
 2371. Baker, Jas. Military Education in connection with 
 the Universities. Camb. A. 1861. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 
 
 James Baker, Magd., B.A. 1862, M.A. 1865, Lieut. Col. Camb. Univ. 
 Volunteers. 
 
 2372. Military Education. A letter to the Hon. 
 
 & Rev. Latimer Neville, Vice-Chancellor. Camb. A. 1861. 8°. 
 
 pp. 10. Is. 
 
 2373. Bayes, Wm. Homceopathy. An address to the Governors 
 of Addenbrooke's Hospital. Camb. FEE for T. Bryant, 1861. 8°. 
 
 pp. 36. Is. 
 
 2374. Camb. Univ. Volunteers. Finance Report. 1860 — 61.8°. 
 
 pp. 23. Dated Dec. 31, 1861. Also circular of committee of Ladies' Challenge 
 Cup, June 5, 1861, 4°., ff. 2, Report 1861—2, pp. 20. Is. 
 
 2375. [Carey, Edm. Theod. ?] The Undergraduate at the 
 Tomb of the Trinity Cook. 8°. 
 
 pp. 11. " Isabella Shilleto." " From Mr. Carey— Trinity College— August— 
 1861—" Is. 6d.
 
 1861] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 415 
 
 2376. Clarke, C. B. On the Board of Moral Science Studies 
 
 placing Carey's Political Economy among the books i-ecommended for 
 
 the Tripos. S". 
 
 pp. 25. Dated Feb. 1, 1861. Is. 6d. 
 
 Charles Baron Clarke, B. 1834, Queens', Fellow, B.A. 1856, M.A. 1859, 
 Inspector of Schools Bengal. 
 
 2377. Corrie, G. E. Remarks on the Report made to H. M. 
 Secretary of State by the Camb. Univ. Commissioners respecting 
 certain statutes proposed by them to Jesus Coll., &, to which the 
 governing Body of that Colh objected. Private. Camb, A. 1861. 8", 
 
 pp, 35. 1«. 6d. 
 
 2378. Goodwin, H. Christ in his boyhood. Sermon at St. 
 Mary's the Great, Dec. 8, 1861, for Camb. Industrial School. Camb. 
 FFF. 1861. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. 1«. 
 
 2379. Hints for Paterfamilias by Anti-Pater. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Dated Jan. 1861. An answer to letters to "Cornhill" by "Pater- 
 familias," on Eton. Is. 
 
 2380. [Johnson, Wm.] Eton Reform. 8°. 
 
 pp. 34. Dated Jan. 11, 1861. Is. Qd. 
 
 William Johnson, afterwards Cory, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1846, M.A. 1849, 
 author oi lonica, D. 1892. 
 
 2381. LoKER, Timothy. Poems & Ballads. Camb. FFF. 1861. 
 
 Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii -1-279. Cloth. 2s. Qd. 
 
 2382. Philpott, H. Documents relating to St. Catharine's 
 Colh Camb. A. 1861. 8". 
 
 pp. viii-H92. 3«. 6(i. 
 
 2383. PoRSON, Ric. Life, by J, S. Watson. Lond. 1861. 8". 
 pp. xvi-(-431. Portrait & 2 plates of facsimiles. 5s. 6d. 
 
 2384. RoBY, H. J. On Mr Clarke's attack on the Board of 
 Moral Sciences. 8°. 
 
 pp. 4. Feb. 28, 1861. 1». 
 
 2385. Statuta Collegii Corporis Ciiristi et B. M. V. Cantab. 
 April 10, 1861. [A.] 8". 
 
 pp. .S2. See also No. 2775. Is. 6rf. 
 
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 416 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1861 
 
 2386. Statutes of Emmanuel Coll. Camb. April 16 & June 26, 
 1861. Camb. A. 1861. 8°. 
 
 pp. iv + 35. See also No. 2756. Is. Qd. 
 
 2387. Statutes. Copies of Statutes framed by Camb. Univ. 
 Comm., 1860, in relation to Eton Coll., the Univ. of Camb., and the 
 Colleges. Feb. 15, 1861. 8°. 
 
 pp. 170 + f. 1. With some college statutes April 18, 1861, pp. 14 + f. 1. 2s. 6^^. 
 
 2388. [Trevelyan, G. O.] Horace at the University of Athens. 
 Camb. FFF. 1861. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 59. 1st Edition. lOs. &d. 
 
 2389. Allen, John. The dormant energies of our Universities : 
 a letter to the Bp. of Oxford. Lond. [1862.] 8°. 
 
 s. 
 
 pp. 16. 1 
 
 John Allen, B. c. 1809, Trin.. B.A. 1832, M.A. 1835, Archdeacon of Salop, 
 H.M. Inspector of Schools, D. 1886. See several letters addressed to Archdeacon 
 Allen by Edward Fitzgerald in his "Letters & Literary Eemains." 
 
 2390. B.A. Degree. Reports of Council of Senate, Dec. 5, &, 
 
 Dec. 8, 1862. 
 
 Ellis, J. C. W. On the Eeport of the Syndicate. Nov. 19, 1863, ff. 2. 
 
 Wilkinson, T. B. On Univ. Exams. Apr. 12, 1864, ff. 2. 
 
 Eeport of Council. Mav 23, 1864, f. 1. 
 
 Ferrers, N. M. On the Eeport of the B.A. Syndicate. May 23, 1864, ff. 2. 
 
 Burn, E. Eemarks on the new Scheme. May 28, 1864, ff. 2. 
 
 Stephen, Leslie. do. do. f. 1. 
 
 Ellis, J. C. W. Notice of uon-placeting Eeport. do. ff. 2. 
 
 Eeport of Syndicate. Oct. 27, 1864, S. 2. 
 
 Burn, E. On the improvement of the ordinary B.A. course. [Oct. 1864], 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. 
 Latham, H. On the Eeport. 8». pp. 11 with addenda f. 1. 
 12 pamphlets, 6s. 
 
 2391. Bernard, H. H. Cambridge Free Thoughts ; & letters 
 on Bibliolatry ; translated from the German of G. E. Lessing. Edited 
 by Isaac Bernard. Camb. W. 1862. 8°. 
 
 pp. xl + 144. 3s. 6d. 
 
 2392. British Association. 32nd Meeting, Camb. 1862. List 
 of associates with addresses in Camb., Oct. 1, & Journal of Sectional 
 Proceedings Nos. 1 to 3. Camb. CCC. 8". 
 
 4 pamphlets, Is- 6d. 
 
 2393. Camb. Senate-House Examination Papers, 1860 — 61. 
 Camb. W. 1862. 8°. 
 
 pp. 184. . 6tZ.
 
 1862] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 417 
 
 2394. Camb. Year-Book & Uxiv. Almanack for 1862. Edited 
 by Wm. White. Camb. [W]. 1862. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 228. 2s. 
 
 (b) The same for 1866. Lond. pp. 276. 2s. 
 
 2395. Clark, J. W. On the proposed change of the hour of 
 dinner iu Hall. 8°. 
 
 pp. 7. Dated from Trinity, Feb. 28, 1862. Is. 
 
 2396. Clark, W. Catalogue op the Osteological portion op 
 specimens contained in the Anatomical Museum of the Univ. of Camb. 
 Camb. A. 1862. . '8". 
 
 pp. viii + 132. Cloth. 2s. 
 
 2397. GirdLestone, W. H. The Poll Course, considered from 
 another point of view. Camb, W. 1862. 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. Is. 
 
 William Harding Girdlestone, Christ's, B.A. 1841, D.D. 1875, V. St. Mark's 
 Gloucester & Principal of Gloucester Theological Coll. 1868 — 75, Canon of 
 Gloucester. 
 
 2398. Henslow, J. S. Memoir, by Leonard Jenyns. Lond. 
 1862. 8». 
 
 pp. ix + 278. Portrait. Cloth. 4s. 6d. 
 
 2399. Jukes, J. B. Address to the Geological Section of the 
 British Association, at Camb., Oct. 2, 1862. Printed for private 
 circulation. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 Joseph Beete Jukes, B. 1811, St. John's, B.A. 1836, M.A. 1811, local Director 
 of the Geol. Survey of Ireland, D. 1869. 
 
 2400. KiNGSLEY, Chas. Ode performed in the Senate House, 
 Camb., June 10, 1862 at the Installation of the Duke of Devonshire, 
 Chancellor of the Univ. Set to music by W. Sterndale Bennett. 
 Camb. CCC. 1862. 8°. 
 
 pp. 10. Is. 
 
 Charles Kingsley, B. 1819, Magd., B.A. 1812, M.A. 1860, Prof, of Modern 
 History 1860, Canon of Chester, Canon of Westminster 1873, D. 1875. 
 
 2401. M[artin,] ^''[rancis.] Table of the number of Students 
 wlio were matriculated, & of the number who took the degree of B.A., 
 &, of the number of Graduates who received testimonials from the 
 College for Deacons' Orders, in Trinity, 1831—40 & 1853—62. 8". 
 
 PP- 3- I.'?.
 
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 2402. Mayor, J. B. Considerations upon the Poll Course. 
 Camb. [CCC] 1862. 8°. 
 
 pp. 14. Is. 
 
 2403. Oxford, Cambridge, and Dublin Messenger op Mathe- 
 matics : a journal supported by the Junior Mathematical Members ot 
 the three Univs. 5 vols. 1862—71. 8°. 
 
 The complete set, , £4. 4.'?. 
 
 Contributors : 0. Airy, J. Casey, A. Cayley, W. K. Clifford, J. Cockle, A. H. 
 Curtis, P. Kelland, C. W. Merrifield, P. G. Tait, C. Taylor, I. Todhunter, K. 
 Tucker, J. J. Walker, W. A. Whitworth, J. M. Wilson, &c. 
 
 (b) Messenger of Mathematics [New Series]. Edited by 
 W. A. Whitworth, J. W. Lewis, C. Taylor, R. Pendlebury, & J. W. L. 
 Glaisher. Vols. I— XXII. 1872—93. 8°. 
 
 This Journal, which followed that mentioned above, is still appearing monthly. 
 The set of 22 vols., £14. 3.s. 6rf. 
 
 Contributors: J. C. Adams, A. Cayley, Sir J. Cockle, G. H. Darwin, R. W. 
 Genese, J. W. L. Glaisher, A. G. Greeubill, A. Hall, W. H. H. Hudson, W. W. 
 Johnson, P. Mansion, C. W. Merrifield, T. Muir, R. Pendlebury, G. G. Stokes, 
 J. J. Sylvester, H. W. L. Tanner, C. Taylor, W. A. Whitworth, &c. 
 
 2404. Poll for election of Registrary of the Univ., Jan. 29, 
 1862. Candidates : John Power (253), H. R. Luard (396). Camb. A. 
 1862. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. !*■• 
 
 For other elections of Eegistrary see ante Nos. 1566, 1799. 
 
 2405. [Selwyn, W.] Quis desiderio sit pudor aut modus tam 
 cari capitis. Camb. 1862. 8°. 
 
 pp. 3. Presentation copy to Prof. Pryme. Is. 
 
 On the placing of the statue of the Prince Consort. 
 
 2406. [Trevelyan, G. O.] Horace at the University of Athens. 
 2nd Edit. Camb. FEE. 1862. Crown 8". 
 
 pp. 68. 3s. 6d. 
 
 2407. [ ] The Bear. No. 1. 3rd Edit. Camb. Mr. 
 
 Williams. [FFF.] 1862. 8". 
 
 pp. 32 & plate. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2408. Turner, Jas. Hovell. The Doctrine of the Trinity 
 treated as consistent with an appreciable theory. Camb. FFF. 1862. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. 1*-.
 
 1863] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 419 
 
 2409. Vaughan, Herbert. The Cambridge Grisette. Illus- 
 trated by Chas. Keene. Lond. 1862. Grown 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 139. 8 plates. 4s. 6d. 
 
 2410. Williams, Geo. University Library Extension. A 
 letter to the Vice-Chancelloi'. Camb. A. 1862. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 2411. Willis, R. Address at the opening meeting of the British 
 Association. Oct. 1, 1862, at Camb. Camb. A. 1862. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 Eobert Willis, Lond. B. 1800, Caius, Fellow, B.A. 1826, M.A. 1829, Jacksonian 
 Prof. 1837, F.E.S., D. 1875. 
 
 2412. Beamont, W. J. Fine Art as a brvnch op Academic 
 study. A letter to members of the Senate. Camb. FFF. 1863. 8". 
 
 pp. 11. Is. 
 
 William .John Beamont, Warrington B. 182S, Eton & Trin., Fellow 1852 to 
 death, B.A. 1850, M.A. 1853, P. C. of St. Michael's Camb. 1857—68, D. 1868. 
 
 2413. Browne, E. H. The Pentateuch & Elohistic Psalms in 
 reply to Bp. Colenso. Five lectures in the Univ. Camb. CCC. 1863.8°. 
 
 pp. vi + 86. Is. 6d. 
 
 Edward Harold Browne, Emman., Fellow, B.A. 1832, D.D. 1864, Norrisian 
 Prof. 1851, Bp. of Ely 1864, Winchester 1873—90, D. 1891. 
 
 2414. Camb. Univ. Natural Science Society. Annual Report 
 & retiring address of the President for the Mich. Term, 1863. Camb. 
 EEE. 1863. 8°. 
 
 pp. 26. Is. 
 
 2415. Camb. Univ. & Town Rifle Club. Fourth Annual 
 Report, with statement of accounts and list of members, 1862 — 3. 
 Camb. W. 1863. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 2416. Letter to the Duke of Devonshire, Chancellor of the 
 Univ. For private circulation. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Signed " A member of the Senate, September 18, 1863." On the 
 purchase of the Leake collection. Is. 
 
 2417. Macleod, H. D. Address to the Members of the 
 Electoral Roll of the Univ. of Camb., when candidate for Professorslup 
 of Political Economy. Camb. A. 1863. F^ 
 
 pp. 27. Also Thoughts on the coming Election, A, 1803, 8". pp. 11. 
 Together, 2i.-. 
 
 Henry Dunning Macleod, 13. 1821, Triii., B.A. 1813, M.A. 186.}.
 
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 2418. Mayor, J. E. B. Letter to the Vice-Chancellor on Mr. 
 Pearson's Letter with regard to the Library. 8°. 
 
 pp. 10. Dated Dec. 9, 1863. Is. 
 
 2419. Mayor, Jos. B. Further considerations upon the Poll 
 Course, addressed to the members of the Senate. Camb. [A.] 1863. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 
 
 2420. Report of Syndicate on the Ordinary B. A. Examinations. 
 Nov. 19, 1863. 4°. 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 2421. Simeon. Recollections of the Conversation Parties of 
 the Rev. C. Simeon, with introductory notices by Abner Wm. Brown. 
 
 Lond. 1863. 
 
 
 Post 8°. 
 
 pp. xvi + 378. 
 
 
 3s. 6d. 
 
 2422. Stephen, 
 
 Leslie. 
 
 The Poll Degree from a third point 
 
 of view. Camb. A. 
 
 1863. 
 
 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 20. Is. 
 
 Leslie Stephen, Kensington B. 1832, Trin. Hall, Fellow * Tutor, B.A. 1854, 
 M.A. 1857, editor of Cornhill 1871 — 82, editor of the Dictionary of National 
 Biography, 
 
 2423. Westmacott, Ric. Lecture on Sculpture in the Town 
 Hall, Camb., before the Camb. School of Art, March 17, 1863. Camb. 
 FFF. 1863. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. Is. 
 
 2424. W[hewell,] Martha, afterwards Martha S[tatter.] 
 Verses chiefly Devotional. Now collected and arranged by a sorrowing 
 sister [Ann Whewell, Mrs. Newton] as a tribute of love & affection to 
 the memory of the author. Camb. A. 1863. 8°. 
 
 pp. xi + 138. There is a short note signed W. W[hewell] Trin. Lodge, 
 Cambridge, July 9, 1863. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2425. Adventures of a Pro-Proctor. By Bub. Camb. FFF. 
 1864. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 75. 2s. 
 
 2426. Babington, Churchill. Some observations on the rea- 
 sons urged by the Master of Trinity against the purchase of Col. Leake's 
 collection. 8". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 7 Camb. Feb. 23, 1864 Is.
 
 1864] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 421 
 
 2427. Beamont, W. J. Opinions on Fine Art as a branch op 
 liberal education & of academic study. Camb. A. 1864. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 9. Is. 
 
 Letters from the Duke of Devonshire, &■ others. 
 
 2428. Browne, E. H. The Clergyman in Social Life. A 
 charge to Candidates for Holy Orders in Ely Cathedral, Trinity Oidi- 
 nation, 1864. Camb. FFF. 1864. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 2429. Burn, R. On the improvement of the ordinary B.A. 
 Course. [A. 1864.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 
 
 Kobert Burn, Trin., Fellow & Tutor, B.A. 1852, M.A. 1855. 
 
 2430. Cambridge Free Library & Museum. 
 
 Reports. 1863—4 (AAA); '67—8; '69—70 (HHH) ; '71—2; '72—3; '73—4; 
 '75— 6(LLL); '78—9; '80—1; '84—5; '85—6; '87—8; '88—9; '89— 90 (ZZ). 
 To the Coimcilof the Borough [HHH 1870] 8^ pp. 7; do. (on Branches) pp. 3. 
 Report of Juvenile Department, pp. i. 
 Together, 17 pamphlets, 8°., 3s. 6d. 
 
 2431. Camb. Lent Sermons, preached in St. Mary's by Bp. 
 [Wilberforce] of Oxford, H. P. Liddon, T. L. Claughton, J. R. Wood- 
 ford (now Bp. of Ely), Dr. Goulburn, J. W. Burgon, T. T. Carter, Dr. 
 Pusey, Dean Hook, W. J. Butler, the Dean of Ely [H. Goodwin]. 
 Camb. CCG. 1864. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. xi + 269. Cloth. 5s. 
 
 2432. Cambs., Isle of Ely, & Borough of Camb. Pauper Lunatic 
 Asylum. 6th Annual Report, 1863. With appendices. Camb. FFF. 
 1864. 8°. 
 
 pp. 27 + ff. 4. 1 folding table. Also the 7th Report, 1864 (AAA 1865 
 pp. 35 + ff. 4), 13th, 1870 (AAA 1871, pp. 56 + ff. 4), 14th, 1871 (WW pp. 
 56 + ff. 4). Is. 
 
 2433. [Cooke, C. W. R.] Diary of Samuel Pepys, Esq. while 
 an undergraduate at CamVj. With notes &, appendix. Dedicated by 
 special permission, to Benjamin Jolley, Esq., of Chesterton, better 
 known to the Members of this Univ. as Charon. Camb. FFF. 1864. 
 
 Crown 8°, 
 
 pp. viii + 52. Is. 6d. 
 
 Charles Wallwyn Radcliffe Cooke, B. 18il, Emmau., B.A. 1864, M.P. West 
 Newin"ton 1885.
 
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 2434. Ely. Handbook to the Cathedral Church, with a brief 
 account of tlie Monastic Buildings, at Ely : illustrated by engravings 
 and ground plans. 6tli Edit. T. A. Hills &, Son, Minster Place. 
 [1864.] Fcap. 8°. 
 
 ff. 4+ pp. 104. 7 plates (1 folding). Is. 6d. 
 
 2435. Humphry, G. M. Cambridge : its University & Colleges. 
 Lond. 1864. 8". 
 
 pp. 43. Written for the British Medical Association meeting at Camb. Is. 
 George Murray Humphr>, Sudbury Suff. B. 1820, Downing, M.B. 1852, M.D, 
 1859, Prof, of Anatomy 1866, Surgery 1883, knighted 1884. 
 
 2436. Address in Surgery at the 32nd Annual 
 
 Meeting of the British Medical Association, Carab., Aug. 1864. Lond. 
 
 1864. Post 8°. 
 
 pp. 40. Is. 
 
 2436*. Jbremie, J. A. The Atonement. Sermon at Westminster 
 
 Abbey, March 29, 1864, at the consecration of E. H. [Browne] Bp. 
 
 of Ely. Camb. A. 1864. 8°. 
 
 pp. 27. Is. 
 
 2437. Local Examinations. Admission of Girls. Memorial to 
 the V. C. & the Senate. S". 
 
 pp. 33. Also, Vice-Chancellor's Notice of receipt of Memorial, Oct. 18, 1864 ; 
 Circular of Committee, 8°. pp. 3; Report of Discussion, held at a meeting of the 
 National Association for the promotion of Social Science, Apr. 29, 1864, 8'. pp. 21 ; 
 Proposed admission of Girls. Reprinted from " Museum & Eng. Jl. of Edu- 
 cation," 1865, 8°. pp. 12. Together, 2s. 6d. 
 
 2438. [LuARD, H. R.] Catalogue of Adversaria and printed 
 books containing MS. notes in the Univ. Library Camb. Camb. A. 
 1864. 8°. 
 
 pp. vii -1-100, 2s. Qd. 
 
 2439. [Mortlock, J. F.] Experiences of a Convict, trans- 
 ported for 21 years. An autobiographical memoir. By an ex-military 
 officex'. In five parts. Lond. 1864 — 5. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 233. Wanting part 3 (pp. 91 — 137). Henry Bradshaw's copy, with 
 autographs. 5s. 
 
 2440. Paget, G. E. President's Address, at 32nd annual 
 meeting of the Brit. Med. Association, Camb., Aug. 1864. Lond. 
 1864. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 31, Is.
 
 1865] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 423 
 
 2441. Quiet Supper (with Songs) at the rooms of X.Y.B. 
 [John Preston Wriglit] St. Andrew's College, CambriJge. Camb. FFF. 
 1864. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. Gd. 
 
 2442. Selwyn, W. Winfrid afterwards called Boniface. 
 A.D. 680—755. a.d. 1864. Camb. 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 48. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2443. Proceedings & letters relative to the grace 
 
 of May 7, 1864, concerning the Fitzwilliani Museum. Festina lente. 
 Natura non agit per saltum. Oamb. A. 1864. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. On the use of the Museum for a Ball on the occasion of the visit of 
 the Prince & Princess of Wales. Is. 
 
 2444. Verses on a Grace to be offered to the 
 
 Senate, May 7, 1864. 4". 
 
 f. 1. Latin verses, a dialogue between the Vice-Chancellor & a M.A., on 
 using the Fitzwilliam Museum for a dance. Is. 
 
 2445. Succinct & detailed account of the visit of T. R. H. the 
 Prince & Princess of Wales to the Univ. Reprinted from the Camb. 
 Chronicle, June 4 & 11, 1864. Camb. UU. 1864. 12°. 
 
 pp. 74. Is. 
 
 2446. Whewell, W. Reasons for voting against the purchase 
 of Col. Leake's Collection of Coins. 4°. 
 
 pp. 3. Feb. 22, 1864. Is. 
 
 2447. The Professor's Certificate. 4°. 
 
 ff. 2. Mar. 8,1861. Referring to the certificate necessary for a B.A. degree. Is. 
 
 2448. Browne, E. H. Charge at Primary Visitation (Ely) 
 Oct. & Nov. 1865. Lond. 1865. 8°. 
 
 pp. 60. Is. 6d. 
 
 2449. Drosier, W. H. On Zoology as a branch of Univ. 
 Education. Addressed to the Senate. Camb. A. 1865. 8". 
 
 f. l + pp. 10. Also, On the duties of a Prof, of Zoology & Comparative 
 Anatomy, A, 1860, 8". pp. 14. Together, 2s. 
 
 2450. Hough, Jas. iKJUSTicii; of the "Times." Statement op 
 facts i-chitiiig to the rec(Mit accident at Cambridge, together with a rej)ly 
 to recent letters in the " Times." Camb. UU. 1865. 8". 
 
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 2451. Sacra Academica. A collection of Latin prayers, now 
 or lately used in certain colleges & schools in England. Lend. 1865. 
 
 12°. 
 pp. xxviii+ 60. Containing those of Trinity and Trin. Hall, Camb. Is. 6d. 
 
 2452. [Stephen, Leslie.] Sketches op Cambridge. By a Don. 
 (Reprinted from the 'Pall Mall Gazette'). Lond. 1865. Crown 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 144 5s. Qd. 
 
 2453. Thompson, H. Yates. Copy of letter to the Vice- 
 Chancellor. [Respecting the appointment of a lecturer on American 
 History.] For private circulation only. Oct. 1865. Liverpool, Egerton 
 Smith & Co. ' Mercury ' Office. 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Is. 
 
 Henry Yates Thompson, Trin., Scholar, B.A. 1862. 
 
 2454. Albert Institute, Cambribge Branch. First Annual 
 Report. 1866. [Camb.?] 12°. 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 2455. Blyth, Ernest Hen. [Christ's]. In Memoriam by his 
 affectionate father [Wm. Blyth]. Fiucham Rectory, 1866. Norwich. 
 Cundall, Miller, & Leavins. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 4- pp. 61 + f. 1. Cloth. Presentation copy to Eev. Edm. Mortlock. Is. 6d. 
 
 2456. Cambs. & Isle of Ely Agricultural Society. Second 
 Annual Report, 1865, with rules, bye-laws, & schedule of prizes for 
 1866, with names of officers & members. Camb. UU. 1866. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. Also a notice with regard to meeting, 1866, by Henry Smith. 1 p. 
 Fcap. 8". Is. 
 
 2457. Classical Tripos Examination. Fly-Sheets. 1866 — 7. 4°. 
 
 Letter to the Public Orator (W. G. Clark) on his & Mr. Burn's scheme for 
 union of Classical Tripos with Chancellor's Medal Exam, by E. C. Clark, May. 
 J. E. Mozley, 2 June, pp. 6. R. Burn, 12 Oct., pp. 8. J. B. Pearson, Nov. 14. 
 Eeport of Syndicate, June 12, 1867, pp. 3. R. C. Jebb, Dec. 6, 1867, pp. 4. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2458. Cope, E. M. Plato's Theaetetus & Mr. Grote's Criti- 
 cisms. A paper read before the Camb. Philos. Society, May 21, 1866. 
 Camb. A. 1866. 8°. 
 
 pj). 31. Is. 6d. 
 
 2459. Crotch, G. R. To the Syndics of the Library. (Re- 
 issued to the Senate, May 15, 1866.) 8' 
 
 pp. 2. Is 
 
 .0
 
 1866] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 425 
 
 2460. De la Rue, Warren. Address on the Presentation of 
 the Gold Medal of the Royal Astron. Soc. to John Couch Adams. 
 Lond. 1866. 8«. 
 
 pp. 35. Is. 6d. 
 
 2461. Emery, Wm. Church Organization and efficient minis- 
 try. Primary charge at general Visitation, Camb., Oct. 1866. Camb. 
 A. 1866. 8°. 
 
 pp. 27. Is. 
 
 William Emerj-, Corpus, Fellow, B.A. 1847, B.D. 1858, Archdeacon of Ely 
 1864. 
 
 2462. Everett, Wm. On the Cam. Lond. 1866. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. xxviii + 291. 3s. Gd. 
 
 WilUam Everett, Watertowu Mass. U.S.A. B. 1839, Trin., B.A. 1863, M.A. 
 1870. 
 
 (&) New Edit. 1869. 3s. &d. 
 
 2463. Humphry, G. M. Analysis of the Physiological Series 
 in the gallery of the Museum of Comparative Anatomy. 8°. 
 
 pp. 11. Camb., Oct. 1866. Is. 
 
 2464. The Light Blue : a Game. Univ. Magazine. Published 
 twice a term. Vol. I., No. I. Lent Term 1866 to No. VII. Mich. Term 
 1866; Vol. IL, No. L Jan. 1867 to No. VL June 1867; Vol. III., 
 No. I. Nov. 1867 to No. VI. June 1868; Vol. IV., No. L Nov. 1868 
 to No. VI. March 1870; Vol. V., No. L June 1870, No. IT. May 1871 
 (all published). Vols. I. & II. FEE ; Vols. III., IV., & V. W. 8°. 
 
 7 illustrations (in Vol. I.). The complete set, £2. 2s. 
 
 Editors: James Coulman Boss, Trin.; Carleton Greene, Trin.; E. S. Shuck- 
 burgh, Emman. ; & R. Kalley Miller, Pet. 
 
 Contributors (besides the above) : H. L. Anderton, Caius ; Walter R. Browne, 
 Trin. ; Sidney Colvin, Trin. ; C. W. Radcliffo Cooke, Emman. (Angelina Gush- 
 ington); G. Cotterill, St. John's; R. A. England, Jes. ; Lord E. Fitzmaurice, 
 Trin.; W. Forsyth, Trin.; Joseph Gedge, Caius; Hon. J. H. Gordon, Trin.; 
 John Greene; W. R. Kennedy, King's; Norman MacColl, Downing; J. F. Moul- 
 ton, Christ's ; J. B. Mullinger, St. John's; J. S. Pater, Trin.; F. T. Payne, Trin. 
 Hall; Gavin S. Saxby, Trin.; W. W. Skeat, Christ's ; A. S. Wilkins, St. John's; 
 F. Williams; C. Woodruffe, Emman. ; John P. Wright, Christ's. 
 
 The magazine contains a short poem called The Lawgiver's Song, and two 
 Songs, by William Blake, printed for the first time from MS. 
 
 2465. Luard, H. R. Suggestions on, 1. The Election of the 
 Council. 2. The Duties of tlie Vice-Chancellor. 3. The Establish- 
 ment of a Historical Tripos. Camb. [CCC] 1866. 8». 
 
 |)J|. 1*>. Is,
 
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 2466. Maurice, F. D. Casuistry, Moral Philosophy, & Moral 
 Theology. Inaugural Lecture, in the Senate House, Dec. 4, 1866. 
 Lond. 1866. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 58. Is. Qd. 
 
 Frederick Denison Maurice, Lowestoft B. 1805, Trin. 1825, Trin. Hall 1826, 
 Exeter Coll. Oxon. 1829, B.A. 1831, M.A. 1835, incorp. Trin. Camb. 1867, Prof, 
 of Moral Philosophy 1866—72, Chaplain of Lincoln's Inn 1846—60, P. C. St. 
 Peter's Vere St. 1860—66, V. St. Edward's Camb. 1871, D. 1872. 
 
 2467. [Mayor, J. E. B.] Statement made to the Syndics of 
 the Library, by the Librarian, 7 March, 1866. FFF, Camb. 1866. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 2468. Letter to Swann Hurrell, Mayor of Camb., 
 
 stating reasons for placing a bust of C. H. Cooper in the Town- 
 Hall. 8°. 
 pp. 8. 19 AprU, 1866. Is. 
 
 2469. [ ] Notes on the Statutes & Ordinances 
 
 affecting the Library. By the Librarian. For the Syndics only. 
 Reissued to the Senate 5 May, 1866. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. Is. 
 
 A semi-occasional University Periodical. 
 
 4°. 
 
 March 3, 1866. UU. pp. 8. 4 illustrations. 
 April 1, 1868. — pp. 9 to 16. 
 
 March 15, 1869. — pp. 17 to 24. This number has a 
 cover with design by Matthew Morgan. 5s. 
 
 2471. Potts, R. Brief account op the Scholarships & Exhibi- 
 tions open to competition in the Univ. of Camb., with specimens of 
 Exam. Papers. Lond. 1866. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. 35 -I- 122 a. Is. 
 
 2472. [Babington, Churchill.] Catalogue of a selection of 
 British & English coins exhibited under glass in the Library of the 
 Fitzwilliam Museum. 4°. 
 
 pp. 14. Jan. 29, 1867. No title. 2s. U. 
 
 2473. Catalogue of a selection from Col. Leake's 
 
 Greek coins, exhibited in the Fitzwilliam Museum. Camb. CCC. 
 1867. 4°. 
 
 pp. 52. Presentation copy to Prof. Sedgwick. 2*. &d. 
 
 2470. 
 
 Momus 
 
 (1866—9.) 
 
 
 No. L 
 No. II. 
 No. Ill 
 
 Camb
 
 1867] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 427 
 
 2474. Borough of Camb. Ward Lists for year ending Oct. 
 31, 1867. 8°. 
 
 West Barnwell, W, pp. 21 ; E. Barnwell, GGG, pp. 19 ; Market, BBB, pp. 14 ; 
 Trinity, FFF, pp. 16 ; St. Andrew's, pp. 19. Mostly in original paper covers. 
 
 2s. 6d. 
 
 2475. Carter, T. J. P. King's College Chapel ; notes on its 
 history and present condition. Camb. CCC. 1867. Royal 8'^. 
 
 pp. 89. Photograph of interior, & ground plan. Cloth. os. 
 
 Thomas John Proctor Carter, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1864, M.A. 1867. 
 
 2476. Chaucer. The Clerk's Tale. Printed from MS. 
 DD.4.2-1. in tte Univ. Library, Cambridge. 1867 [John Childs 
 & Son, Bungay.] 4°. 
 
 f. 1+pp. 42. Edited by W. A. Wright, Trin. 5s. M. 
 
 2477. Clark, J. W. Remarks on Trin. Coll. Chapel. [1867.] 8°. 
 pp. 8. Dec. 5, 1867. Is. 
 
 2478. Cobb, G. F. Our Chapel Choir [Trin.] and the appoint- 
 ment of Chaplains. [Camb. A. 1867.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 11. 1«. 
 
 2479. Cope, E. M. Extracts from a forthcoming introduction 
 to an edition of Aristotle's Rhetoric. Submitted to the consideration 
 of the members of the Council. 8°. 
 
 pp. 80. Trin. Coll., Feb. 2, 1867, Is. 6d. 
 
 2480. Review of Aristotle's System of Ethics. 
 
 Prelection before the Vice-Chancellor & Council of the Senate, Feb. 
 
 16, 1867. Camb. A. 1867. 8°. 
 
 pp. 56. Is. 
 
 2481. Cowell, E. B. Inaugural Lecture, delivered Oct. 23, 
 1867. Camb. CCC. 1867. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 
 
 Edward Byles Cowell, Ipswich B. 1826, Magd. Hall Oxon., B.A. 1854, Prof, of 
 History Presidency Coll. Calcutta 1856, incorp. M.A. Camb. 1868, Prof, of 
 Sanscrit 1867. 
 
 2482. Ely Cathedral. Article from Sunday at Home, Sept. 1, 
 1867. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. 665—568. Is. 
 
 2483. J[euu], R. C. The Classical Tripos. 4". 
 pp. 4. Dec. 6, 1867. Is.
 
 428 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1867 
 
 2484. LuARD, H. R. Index to Catalogue op MSS. preserved in 
 the Univ. Library. Camb. A. 1867. 8°. 
 
 pp. xii + 168. Henry Bradshaw's copy, with autograph. 6s. 
 
 (b) Another copy, Large Paper, Dr Luard's copy, 4°. 6s. 
 
 2485. Oxford & Camb. Univs. Education Bill. Special Report. 
 Lend. 1867. E°. 
 
 pp. x + 307. 3s. 6d. 
 
 2486. Palmer, E. H. Royal Asiatic Society. Catalogue op 
 Oriental MSS. in the Library of King's Coll., Camb. June, 1867. 8". 
 
 pp. 27. This contains a letter from Mr. Bradshaw explaining the way in 
 which the MSS. came into the possession of the College, &c. 2s. 
 
 2487. St. John's Coll. Oaths op Qualification, 171| — 65. 
 Camb. 1867. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 2488. Special Report from Select Committee on the Oxford & 
 Camb. Universities Education Bill ; with proceedings, evidence, & 
 appendix. Lend. 1867. F°. 
 
 pp. x + 307. 2s. 
 
 2489. Stourbridge Chapel. Report of Syndicate on the state 
 of Stourbridge Chapel, June 7, 1867. 4°. 
 
 pp. 4. Keissued Oct. 26, pp. 3. Is. 
 
 2490. University Accounts for the year ended 3 Nov., 1866. 
 [A, 1867]. 4°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 16. Dated Feb. 15, 1867. Also those for 1867 & 1868. 
 Together, 2s. 6d. 
 
 2 491. Whewell Professorship & Scholarships of International 
 Law. Rules & Regulations recommended by the Syndicate, Nov. 21, 
 1867. 4°. 
 
 pp. 6. Also the Opinion of Attorney General &c. on several points in Dr. 
 Whewell's will, pp. 8. Is. 
 
 2492. Wilson, J. M. Letter to the Master and Seniors of 
 St. John's, on the subject of the Natural &, Physical Sciences in 
 relation to School &, College. Lond. 1867. 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. H. Bradshaw's copy, with autograph. Is. 
 
 James Maurice Wilson, B. 1836, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1859, M..\. 18G2, 
 Headmaster of Clifton 1879, V. Rochdale, Archdeacon of Manchester.
 
 1868] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 429 
 
 2493. Bentley, Richard, eine Biographie von Jacob Maehly. 
 Mit eiiiem Anhang Bentley'scher Anecdota zu Homer. Leipzig. 
 Teubner. 1868. 8°. 
 
 pp. iv+179. H. A. J. Munro's copy. 3s. 
 
 2494. Beresford Hope, A. J. B. Speech on the second reading 
 of the Oxford & Camb. Univ. Bill, July 1, 1868. Lond. 8°. 
 
 pp. 7. Is. 
 
 2495. Brandreth, Hen. On Modern Education. A letter to 
 the Senate. Camb. A. 1868. 8°. 
 
 pp. 38. Is. 
 
 Henry Brandreth, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1857, M.A. 1860, B. Dickleburgh. 
 
 2496. Camb. Univ. Gazette, a Journal devoted to Univ. 
 Matters. Camb. UU. F''. 
 
 Nos. 1 to 34, Oct. 28, 1868 to Dec. 15, 1869, pp. 272. Half calf. 31s. 6d. 
 
 "Henry Bradshaw, given me by G. W. Prothero." 
 
 This periodical preceded the Camb. Univ. Reporter but was published 
 unofficially. It contains original articles, reviews, correspondence, &c. 
 
 2497. Classical Tripos. Various fly-sheets, &c. 1868. 4°. 
 
 J. Peile, Feb. 10, ff. 2 ; W. G. Clark, Mar. 23 ; B. H. Kennedy, Nov. 4, ff. 2 ; 
 F. A. Paley, for private circulation, FFF, 8"., pp. 16. Is. 
 
 2498. Guide. New Cambridge Guide, with a short account of 
 Cambs., Isle of Ely, & Wisbech. Illustrated by woodcuts & plates. 
 2nd Edit. Camb. W. 1868. Crown 8". 
 
 pp. x + 2o4. 3s. 6c?. 
 
 Illmtrations : Plan of Camb.; King's Chapel, interior; King's from Queens' 
 Grove ; Senate House, interior ; Clare Coll. & Bridge ; Trin. Great Court ; St. 
 •John's New Buildings; St. Jolm's New Chajjcl ('2 views); Camb. from Castle 
 Hill ; Jesus Coll. Gateway ; Emraan. Coll. ; Addeubrooke's Hospital ; and 
 numerous woodcuts. 
 
 For other Guides see ante No. 2089, and post No. 2829*. 
 
 2499. Hall, H. T. Ca.mbridge Dramatic Album. Camb. AAA. 
 1868. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 131. 2s. 
 
 Contcnia : Notice of Camb. Amateur Theatrical Society ; On Dramatic 
 Societies ; Dates of peri'ormancus, with names of ladies engaged ; list of officers 
 & playing members of A. T. 8. for 186H ; Sketch of origin of Ancient Drama ; 
 Origin of Drama in this country ; Notice of our early Theatres, till their closing 
 by the Puritans ; Dramatic occurrences connected with Camb. ; list of Star 
 Actors who have visited Camb. ; Amateur Dramatic Memoranda ; St. Ives 
 Amateur Elocution Society ; a Dramatic Letter ; Instances of longevity in the 
 Profession. 
 
 C. 
 
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 2500. Hare Essays. 
 
 1868. MacColl, Norman, Downing. The Greek Sceptics, from Pyrrho 
 
 Sextus. CCC, 1869, Crown 8°. pp. viii + 108. 
 1873. Wilkins, A. S., Joh. National Education in Greece in the 4th cent. 
 
 B.C. Lond. Fcap. 8°. pp. xi + 167. 
 1881. Herford, C. H. The Stoics as Teachers. [Lond.] 1882, 8^. S.2 + pp. 99. 
 Together, 4s. 6d. 
 
 2501. Journal of Philology. Edited by W. G. Clark, J. E. B. 
 Mayor, & W. Alclis Wright. Vols. I.— XXI., XXII., pt. 1 (No. 43). 
 1868—93. 8°. 
 
 This journal is in course of publication, 2 nos. appearing every year. For its 
 predecessor see ante No. 2242. As far as published, £6. 6s. 
 
 Contributors : F. A. Paley, I. Bywater, E. M. Cope, R. L. Ellis, J. Conington, 
 E. B. Cowell, R. C. Jebb, H. A. J. Munro, A. Cockayne, R. Burn, A. H. Wratislaw, 
 
 A. A. Vansittart, J. E. Sandy?, A. H. Sayce, H. Sidgwick, J. B. Lightfoot, 
 E. Abbott, F. J. A. Hort, H. "Hayman, H. 'Maiden, C. E. Haskins, C. Taylor, 
 
 B. H. Kennedy, J. E. Nixon, H. F. Tozer, S. S. Lewis, W. C. Green, E. H. 
 Palmer, T. Maguire, F. Field, J. B. Mayor, H. Jackson, W. W. Skeat, C. A. M. 
 Fennell, D. B. Monro, T. H. Key, L. Campbell, W. Selwyn, W. H. Thompson, 
 H. Nettleship, J. B. Bury, H. D. Darbishire, Robinson Ellis, R. D. Archer-Hind, 
 A. E. Housman, W. Leaf, A. Piatt, J. P. Postgate, W. Robertson Smith, A. W. 
 Verrall, A. Watson, &c. &c. 
 
 2502. Martin, F. On a proposal to remove the present East 
 
 window in the Chancel of Great St. Mary's, and to substitute a 
 
 decorated window in its place. For private circulation. 4°. 
 
 pp. 3. Feb. 1, 1868 ; also H. R. Luard's Remarks on the same, Feb. 14, pp. 
 3, 4°., & Martin's Reply, Feb. 17, pp. 2, 4". Together, Is. M. 
 
 2503. Martin, John. Bribery. A sermon [at St. Andrew the 
 Great, Camb.]. [Camb. CCC] 1868. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 2504. Mathematical Tripos. Various fly-sheets, &c. 1868. 4°. 
 
 First Report of Syndicate, Feb. 2,5, 1868, reissued March 12, pp. 9 ; Flysheets 
 by Thos. Dale, Trin., March 9; H. Latham, Trin. Hall, Mch. 11; E. T. Leeke, 
 Trin., Mch. 11 ; E. J. Routh, Pet., Mch. 14 ; N. M. Ferrers, Caius, Mch. 14 ; 
 Wm. Walton, Trin., Mch. 16 ; J. Challis, Mch. 17 ; W. Walton 12°. Mch. 18 ; 
 W. W. Skeat, Chr. ; Memorial to express disapproval of changes proposed in 
 report ; Revised report, May 12 ; H. Latham, on the Report, May 28. 2s. Gd. 
 
 2505. Mathias, G. H. D. English B.A.'s and Prussian Fresh- 
 
 men. A comparison of the Matriculation exams, of the Univs. of the 
 
 two countries. Lond. 1868. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. Is. 
 
 George Henry Duncan Mathias, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1857, M.A. 1861. 
 
 2506. Maurice, F. D. The Light of Men : sermon in Gt. St. 
 Andrew's, 1868, in behalf of the Camb. Industrial School. Camb. 
 FFF. 1868. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is.
 
 1868] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 431 
 
 2507. [MoRTLOCK, J. F.] Three Dialogues. 1. On the nature 
 of Religion, 2. Church and State, 3. Ritualism, from Cambridge. 
 Written to convince our clergy that the Englisli Church is strong 
 enough to be independent & tolerant ; &c. Most respectfully dedicated 
 to Dr Pusey. [Lond.] 1868. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. " To defray the expense of printing these Dialogues ; any Lady or 
 Gentleman edified by their perusal, may send, if couvenicnt and agreeable, lialf- 
 a-crowu's worth of stamps to ' Author of Experiences of a Convict,' Cambridge, 
 who, at present, is not rich." G. Williams' copy. 2s. M. 
 
 2508. [ ] Eighteen Imaginary Dialogues, second 
 
 series. By author of " Experiences of a Convict." Respectfully 
 dedicated to the Master of the Rolls. Camb. [Lond. pr.] 1868. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. 2s. 
 
 2509. Non-Collegiate Students. Report op Syndicate, March 
 13, 1868. 4°. 
 
 pp. 3. Also A. F. Torry on Univ. Extension, Mar. 19, 1868, & Keport, Mar. 
 1, 1869. Is. 
 
 2510. Phelps, R. Letter with reference to the lighting of 
 the Town with Gas. Camb. UU. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. 12 June, 1868. Is. 
 
 Robert Phelps, Trin., B.A. 1833, M.A. 1836, Sid., Master & D.D. per L. R. 
 1843, D. 1890. 
 
 2511. Poll at Election op three Knights of the Shire for 
 Cambs. & Isle of Ely, General Election, Nov. 24, 1868. Candidates: 
 Lord Geo. Job. Manners (3998), Rt. Hon. Visct. Royston (3874), Ric. 
 Young (3290), Rt. Hon. Hen. B. W. Brand (3300). Camb. UU. 8". 
 
 pp. 186 + f. 1. Is.M. 
 
 For other elections for the county see ante Nos. 683, 1430 & 1782. 
 
 2512. Primrose, Hon. E. H. [Trin.] Lecture on the history, 
 progress & pi-esent state of Art Education in England. Camb. FFF. 
 1 868. Crown S''. 
 
 pp. 35. Is. 
 
 Hon. Everard Henry Primrose, B. 1848, Colonel in Grenadier Guards, Abu 
 Fatmah Egypt D. 9 April 1885. 
 
 2513. Sedgwick, A. A memorial by the Trustees of Cowgill 
 Cli;i{)el, with a preface ct appendix, on the climate, history, & dialects 
 of Dent. Camb. A. 1868. 8". 
 
 pp. xxiii+ 122. 
 
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 432 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1868 
 
 (b) Supplement to the memorial. Printed for private circu- 
 
 lation only. Camb. A. 1870. 8°. 
 
 pp. 67. 2 vols. Cloth. £4. 4.5. 
 
 2514. Sewage of Cambridge. 
 
 1868. Cam Purification Committee. Eeport, Dec. 1, 1868. FFF, 8". pp. 16. 
 
 1869. ,, ,, ,, „ (including Eeport of deputation 
 
 to Stroud) May 18, 1869. FFF, 8°. pp. 11. 
 
 1870. Eeport of G. W. Stephenson, C.E. GGG, 8°. pp. 9. 
 
 1871. Camb. Improvement Acts. Eeport of Special Committee appointed May 
 
 16, 1871. Lond. 8". pp. ;12. Containing J. Bailey Denton's Scheme 
 for disposal, with folding plan. 
 
 1878. Bazalgette, Sir J. W., & Messrs Law & Chatterton. Eeport. Lond. 
 
 Eoyal 8". pp. 18 & maps. 
 
 1879. ,, ,, ,, Answers to Questions submitted by special 
 Committee. Lond. 8°. pp. 15. 
 
 1884. Bullock, Geo. Scheme for diversion of the Sewage. AAA, 8°. pp. 18 & 
 
 plan. 
 Eeport of Special Committee. [PPP] 8°. pp. 27. 
 Cobb, G. F. The Sewage of Camb. From tlie Independent Press, Dec. 
 
 27, 1884, & Jan. 3, 1885. F". pp. 2. 
 
 1885. Bazalgette, &c. Answers to further Questions. Lond. 8°. pp. 8. 
 
 The ten pamphlets, 6«. 
 
 2515. Stewart, D. J. On the Architectural History of Ely 
 Cathedral. Lend. 1868. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 296. Frontispiece, 23 plates, & map. 15s. 
 
 David James Stewart, Trin., B.A. 1839, M.A. 1842. 
 
 2516. Tottenham, Geo. L. Charlie Villars at Cambridge. 2 
 vols. Lond. 1868. Post 8". 
 
 Vol. I. pp. viii + 316. Vol. II. ff. 2 + pp. 348. 5s. Qd. 
 
 George Loftus Tottenham, Trin., B.A. 1867. 
 
 2517. Univ. Election. 1868. 
 
 Beresford Hope's Address to the Senate, with hst of Camb. Committee, Feb. 
 7; Circular from his committee, Feb. 14 pp. 2; Vice-Chancellor's Notice of 
 Election, Feb. 14 ; Notice of Attorney General's opinion on the Declaration of 
 the proxy tendering the voting paper, Feb. 17 ; " February Election, 1868. Second 
 Application. To the Governors <i'c. of the Camb. Branch of the Eoyal British 
 Hospital for the Insane ; on behalf of A. J. B. Beresford Hope" ; Beresford Hope's 
 address of thanks to the Senate, Feb. 25, 1868. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2518. Wetenhall, H. J. The Worth of a Yote, Neighbourly 
 counsels addressed to the newly -enfranchised. Camb. HHH. 1868. 8°. 
 
 pp. 18. 1«. 
 
 2519. Baker, Thos. History of the College of St. John the 
 Evangelist, Camb. Edited by J. E. B. Mayor. 2 vols. Camb. A. 
 1869. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. lx + 554 + xxvi. Vol. II. pp. xxxii + 555 to 1233. 17s.
 
 1869] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 433 
 
 2520. [Browxe], E. H. Charge to the Clergy &. Churchwardens 
 of the Diocese of Ely, Oct. & Nov. 1869. Loud. 1869. 8". 
 
 pp. 114. Presentation copy with autograph of the author. Is. Qd. 
 
 2521. Carr, E. T. S. Remarks upox a case of discipline at St. 
 Catharine's Coll. [Camb. A. 1869.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 6. In answer to a pamphlet by W. Elwin in defence of the delinquent. Is. 
 
 2522. Clark, E. C. Practical International Law. Introduc- 
 tion. [Camb. CCC] Lond. & Camb. 1869. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 2523. Correspondence between W. H. H. Hudson & E. W. 
 Blore, with explanation of its origin by the latter. For private 
 circulation among resident M.A. Fellows &, others who have been 
 examiners. [A. 1869.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 9. Is. 
 
 2524. Elwin, W. Reply to the Remarks of Mr Carr. Lond. 
 1869. 8«. 
 
 pp. 11. Is- 
 
 WTiitwell Elwin, Cains, B.A. 1839, formerly editor of the Quarterly Eevieio 
 and of Poise's Works, R. Booton. 
 
 2525. Enactments in Parliament specially concerning the 
 Universities of Oxford and Cambridge collected and arranged by 
 J. Griffiths. Oxford. 1869. 8«. 
 
 pp. xui + f. 1 + pp. 369. 7s. Gd. 
 
 2526. [Goodwin, H.] Reply to a letter written by the 
 Archbishops of Canterbury and York to the Deans of the Cathedrals 
 of England & Wales ; by the Dean of Ely. Privately printed. 8". 
 
 pp. 10. .June, 1869. On improvement of the Cathedral system in general, 
 and of Ely in particular. Is- 
 
 2527. King's Coll. Documents relating to additional endow- 
 iiients and trust funds. 1869. For private use only. 8". 
 
 pp. 41. • I*"- 6d 
 
 2528. Kingsley, Chas. God's Feast. Sermon for the Indus- 
 trial Schools, Camlj., in St. Mary the Great, March 7, 1869. Camb. 
 CCC. 1869. S". 
 
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 2529. Oxford & Camb. Local Examination Record. Being a 
 tabulated account of these exams, from 1858 to 1868, &c. By F. S. de 
 Carteret-Bisson. [Lond. 1869.] Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. 163. Cloth. 2s. Gd. 
 
 2530. Palmer, E. H. Report on Researches in the Penin- 
 sula of Sinai. Oct. 13, 1869. 4^ 
 
 pp. 7. Published Oct. 20. From the Worts Fund. Is. 
 
 2531. Pastoral for the Times after the manner of Virgil's 
 Pollio, by a Camb. Undergraduate. Revised with notes by a Camb. 
 Graduate. Camb. W. 1869. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 2532. Pearson, J. B. Index to English Books & Pamphlets in 
 
 the Library of Emmanuel Coll., Camb., printed before 1700. Camb. 
 
 FFF. 1869. 8°. 
 
 pp. iv + 102. 2s. 
 
 John Batteridge Pearson, St. John's, B.A. 1855, Emman., Fellow, M.A. 1858, 
 D.D. 1878, E. Whitestone. 
 
 2533. Poll for Election of Public Orator, Nov. 2, 1869. 
 Candidates: Arthur Holmes (383), R. C. Jebb (526). Camb. A. 
 1869. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 For other elections see ante No. 2148 and post No. 2665. 
 
 2534. Professorship of Fine Akt. Deed op Foundation. 
 [1869.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Is. 
 
 2535. St. John's Coll. Consecration of the Chapel, May 12, 
 1869. Camb. A. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. 30. Is. 6d. 
 
 2536. The New Chapel. A word spoken at the 
 
 Annual Commemoration of Benefactors, May 6, 1861, by Wm. Selwyn, 
 
 and now Lithographed by the College. Camb. 1869. 4". 
 
 pp. 23. View of the Chapel. Is. 6d. 
 
 2537. Selwyn, Wm. Genevieve. Genoveva. Privately printed. 
 [Camb. 1869?] 4°. 
 
 pp. 15. A poem in English & Latin. Is. 
 
 2538. [ ] In Domo Procerum. Jul. 20, a.d. 1869, 
 
 11.15 p.m. 4°. 
 
 f. 1. Signed W. S. Is.
 
 1870] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 435 
 
 2539. [Taylor, Arthur.] Papers in relation to the antient 
 Topograpliy of the Eastern Counties, & on the right means of inter- 
 preting the Roman itinerary. Lond. 1869. 4". 
 
 pp. viii + 106. 5s. ()d. 
 
 2540. Taylor, S. The System op Clerical Subscription in the 
 Church of England ; its unjustifiable character & injurious results 
 examined. Camb. [A]. 1869. S'*. 
 
 pp. 28. Is. 
 
 2541. Vaughan, E. T. The time of our Visitation. Commemo- 
 ratiou sermon in the Chapel of Christ's Coll., Oct. 28, 1869, Camb. 
 CCC. 1869. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 
 
 Edward Thomas Vaughan, Chri.st's, Fellow, B.A. 1834, M.A. 1837, V. St. 
 Martin's Leicester 1845 — 59, R. Harpeuden 1859. 
 
 2542. Alois, W. S. University Tests. Printed for the 
 Association at Camb. for the removal of Religious disabilities from the 
 Univ. Camb. DDD. 1870. 8°. 
 
 PP- 8. Is. 
 
 William Steadman Aldis, Trin., B.A. (Senior Wrangler) 1861, M.A. 1864, late 
 Principal of Newcastle College of Sciences, Principal & Prof, of Math. Univ. Coll. 
 Auckland N.Z. 
 
 2543. Bonwicke, Ambrose. Life, by his Father. Edited by 
 J. E. B. Mayor. Camb. FFF. 1870. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. xxiii + 248. 5s. 
 
 2544. BuANDRETii, H. Exercises for the office of College 
 Preaclier, 1869. Addressed " to the members of Trin. Colh" [AAA.] 8". 
 
 ff. 18. Christ Church, Liverpool, 1870. Is. 
 
 2545. Bye-Laws, Fares, &, other regulations as to Hackney 
 Carriages for the Borough of Camb. Camb. DDD. 1870. 12°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. 
 
 2546. Cambridge Board of Education. New Education Act. 
 Report of Public Meeting in the Guild-Hall, Oct. 25, 1870, convened 
 by the Bp. of the Diocese, the Rt. Hon. Lord Lieutenaiit in the Chair, 
 with appendix containing the Charge delivered by the Archdeacon of 
 Ely. Reprinted from the Cainh. Ghronich, Oct. 29, 1870. 8' 
 
 o 
 
 pp. 53. AIho K(;portH of tlie Camh. l'()!ir<l of Education foi' 1H7(), H". ])p. 7. 
 Camb. (k IhIc of Ely Board 1872, 8". pp. '29, 1875, 8". pp. 32, & 1876, 8". pp. 18. 2s.
 
 436 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1870 
 
 2547. Cambridge University Reporter. No. 1, Oct. 19, 1870 
 to No. 995, July 13, 1893. Camb. A. 4°. 
 
 Forming in all 25 vols., 16 bound in half calf (Mr Bradshaw's Copy), the 
 remainder in cloth. £6. 6s. 
 
 This is the official organ of the Univ., appearing weekly during term. 
 
 2548. Essay [on the Calculus of Variations] for the Adams 
 Prize [1871] by the author whose motto is " Intellectus hnmanus ex 
 proprietate sua facile supponit majorem ordinem et sequalitatem in rebus 
 quam invenit ; et quum multa sint in natura monodica, et plena 
 imparitatis, tamen affingit parallela et correspondentia et relativa quae 
 nonsunt." 1870. 8°. 
 
 pp. iv + 190. 4 plates. 6s. 
 
 2549. Few brief remarks on Camb. Univ. & College Reform, in 
 reference to past & present legislation. By a Member of the Senate. 
 Lond. 1870. S". 
 
 pp. 32. Is. 
 
 2550. Ingleby, C. M. Reflections historical & critical on 
 the revival of Philosophy at Camb. Lond. 1870. 8°. 
 
 pp. 82. Cloth. 2s. 
 
 Clement Mansfield Ingleby, Birmingham B. 1823, Trin., B.A. 1847, LL.D. 
 1859, D. 1886. 
 
 2551. Johnson, Wm. [afterwards Gory]. Observations on the 
 proposals of the Syndicate for estabhshing a " Professors' &. Public 
 Teachers' Fund." 8°. 
 
 pp. 4. Jan. 10, 1870. Is. 
 
 2552. Kennedy, W. R. Camb. Univ. & College Reform. 
 Lond. & Camb. [FFF]. 1870. 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. Is. 
 
 William Rann Kennedy. Birmingham B. 1846, King's, B.A. 1868, Pemb., 
 Fellow, M.A. 1871, Q.C., Judge Queen's Bench Division 26 Oct. 1892. 
 
 2553. Latham, Hen. Sermon in Trin. Hall Chapel, March 13, 
 1870, the Sunday after the funeral of Thos. Markby. [Camb. COC] 8". 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 2554. Luard, H. R. Chronological List of Graces, Documents, 
 & other papers in tlie Univ. Registry which concern the Univ. Library. 
 Camb. A. 1870. 8°. 
 
 ff. 3 + pp. 76, 2s. Gd. 
 
 (b) Large paper, 4°., author's own copy. 3s. 6(/.
 
 1871] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 437 
 
 2555. Macmichael, W. F. The Oxford and Cams. Boat Races. 
 A chronicle of the contests on the Thames in which Univ. crews have 
 borne a part, 1829 — 1869. With an introduction on rowing. Camb. 
 [CCC] 1870. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. xii + 380. 5 plans of the courses. 3s. 6d 
 
 2556. Maurice, F. D. Christian- Education. Two sermons on 
 behalf of the Old Schools of Camb., Nov. 20, 1870. Camb. CCC. 
 1870. Crown 8". 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 2557. Moslem in Cambridge. May 1st, 1890. A liberal and 
 advanced Journal of universal scope, views, and tendencies, adapted to 
 the tastes of all nations. Conducted by Hadji Sievad [Gerald Stanley 
 Davies, Christ's] and a talented Heathen Staff. Nos. 1 to 3. 1870 — 71. 
 Camb. W. 4°. 
 
 No. 1, (Nov. 1870,) pp. 4, & cover containing title, with illustration on front, 
 
 and 2 illustrations on back, A Conversazione at College Lodge, April 1, 
 
 1890, & thi; University Boat 1890. No. 2, (Dec. 1870,) pp. 4, 2 plates & illustra- 
 tion on the back cover : illustrated title different from that of No. 1. No. 3, 
 (Apr. 1871,) pp. 4, 2 plates, illustration on back cover, and differing illustration 
 of title. 4s. Qd. 
 
 2558. Pryme, Geo. Autobiographical Recollections. Edited 
 by his daughter. Camb. A. 1870. 8«. 
 
 pp. xi + 407. 4s. dd. 
 
 2559. Report from the select Committee op the House op 
 Lords on Univ. Tests; with proceedings, evidence, ik appendix. 
 Ses.sion 1870. Lend. 1870. F». 
 
 pp. vii + 133. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2560. University Tests Bill. Flysheets. 1870. 4°. 
 
 A. A. Vansittart, T. Waraker, G. F. Browne, & A. Holmes, May 30 ; 
 [Dr. Guest May 23] ; J. Cartmell, May 24 ; May 2.'5, a copy of Dr Guest's of May 
 23, leaving out a sentence referring to Dr. Livcing ; G. D. Liveing, May 2() (on 
 Guest) ; E. Guest, N. D. (after May 2(5) ; E. W. Blore, June 6, (on Vansittart &c.) ; 
 A. A. Vansittart, June 9, (on Blore) ; H. Sidgwick, June 12 ; E. W. Blore, 
 June 13. 2s. 6rf. 
 
 2561. Attorney-General v. Cambridge. In the House of Lords. 
 On Appeal from the High Court of Chancery. [On the site &,c. of the 
 new Cora Exchange.] 1871. 4°. 
 
 Containing the Case of Appellant, pp. 11 ; Case of Uospondonts, f. 1 -I pp. 37 ; 
 Joint Appendix of Ajipcllint A Tlc^ipondcnt :, i)p. vi 4-21 1. 5 large folding plans, 
 3 of Market Mill, 2 from .St. Mary's Ht. to Downing St. 9.-.
 
 438 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1871 
 
 2562. Borough of Camb. Rental op the Mayor, Aldermen & 
 Burgesse.? for 1870. Compiled by the Town Clerk & Treasurer. 
 Camb. FFF. 1871. 8°. 
 
 pp. 48. Is. 
 
 2563. Camb, Mendicity Society. Report 1870 — 71. Crown 8". 
 
 pp. 8. Also the report for 1877, pp. 7, and reports of the Camb. Charity 
 Organization Soc. late M. S., 1882, AAA, pp. 18 ; 188.S, AAA, pp. 20 ; 1885, BBB, 
 pp. 16 ; 1886, FFF, pp. 16 ; 1887, FFF, pp. 16 ; 1889, FFF, pp. 16. 
 
 Together, Is. 6d. 
 
 2564. Cambridge University Life. [From London Society, Jan. 
 1871.] 8". 
 
 pp. 9. Is. 
 
 2565. Cambs. Law Society. Rules. 1871. 8°. 
 pp. 6. 1«. 
 
 2566. Denman, Hon. Geo. Gray's Elegy, translated into 
 Greek Elegiacs. Camb. CCC. 1871. 12". 
 
 pp. 21. Is. 
 
 2566*. Fen and Marshland Churches : a series op photographs, 
 with short historical & architectural descriptive notes. First, Second & 
 Third Series. Wisbech. Leach & Son. [c. 1871—73.] 4°. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. vi + 51. 15 photos, by Edw. .Johnson. Vol. II. pp. vi + 91. 16 
 photos. Vol. III. pp. vi + 76. 15 photos., & 9 ground plans marked (*) in the 
 following list. 3 vols. Cloth. 52s. 6d. 
 
 Contents : 
 
 * Boston. G. B. Blenkin. * Sutton. H. Leigh Bennett. 
 *Croyland. E.Moore. Terriugtou S.Clement. C.R.Manning. 
 
 Elm. E. Swann. „ S. John. 
 
 Ely Cathedral. W. E. Dickson. Thomey Abbey. R. Hyett Warner. 
 
 Emnetli. J. W. Berryman. Tilney. C. R. Manning. 
 
 * 
 
 Gedney. G. Rogers. Upwell. W. G. ToNvnley. 
 
 'Holbeach. E.Moore. Walpole. E. E. Blencowe. 
 
 Leverington. A. W. Roper. Walsoken. J. Davies. 
 
 Lynn S. Margaret. E. M. Beloe. Walton. E. E. Blencowe. 
 
 > > 
 
 S. Nicholas. ,, * Weston. E. Moore. 
 
 *Moulton. Wm. Smith. *Whaplode 
 
 Outwell. H. Wright. Whittlesey. W. D. Sweeting. 
 
 " Spalding. E. Moore. Wisbech. Dean Howson. 
 
 2567. Fleur-de-Lys. A Christ's College Journal. Vol. II., 
 Nos. 10 & 11. May 20 & June 7, 1871. Camb. HHH. 4°. 
 
 pp. 12 each. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2568. GwATKiN, H. M., & F. Watson. The Theological Tripos 
 Scheme in its relation to Scholarship. Camb. [GGG]. 1871. 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Is.
 
 1871] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 439 
 
 2569. Lanterx of the Cam. Camb. GGG for G. J. Preston, 
 20 St Andresv's St. 1871-3. 4°. 
 
 No. 1, Feb. (Jaw. d2nd) 1871, pp. 6, illustration "The Man of Letters," & 
 illustrated cover. No. 2, March 1871, pp. 7 to 10, folding plate " The Finished 
 Testimonial." No. 3, April 1871, pp. 11 to 14, illustration "An Editor's Eeverie." 
 Special No., Dec. 1873, pp. 4, folding plate "A Medley, 1873." 15s. 
 
 The extra No. refers to an expected visit from the Shah. 
 
 2570. Merrie Dialogue Betweene Band, Cuffe, and Ruffe, 
 Done by an excellent Wit, and lately acted in a Shew in the Famous 
 Universitie of Cambridge. London, 1615. [Reprinted 1871.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. In cover with illustration & note, " Only Twelve Copies printed on 
 this paper." On the back of title is a preface, " To the Eeaders of the Old Book 
 Collector's Miscellany." 2s. M. 
 
 2571. Morgan, H. A. The Mathematical Tripos : an enquiry 
 into its influence on a liberal education. [Camb. FFF.] 1871. 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 Heniy Arthur Morgan, Jes., Fellow and Tutor, B.A. 1856, M.A. 1859, Master 
 1885. 
 
 2572. The Tenure of Fellowships considered 
 
 especially with reference to College Tutors & Lectui-ers. Camb. [FFF.] 
 
 1871. 8° 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 2573. MuNRO, H. A. J. A few remarks on the pronunciation 
 of Latin. For private distribution. With the writer's compliments. 
 [Camb. ceo. 1871.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. l.s. 6d. 
 
 Hugh Andrew Johnstone Munro, Elgin B. 1819, Trin., Fellow & Tutor, 
 B.A. 1842, Litt.D. 1884, Prof, of Latin 1869—72, 1). 1885. 
 
 2574. A FEW REMARKS ON THE PRONUNCIATION OF 
 
 Latin, with a postscript. Camb. [CCC] 1871. 8°. 
 
 pp. 36. Is. V)d. 
 
 2575. Report of the Diocesan Conference for the Arch- 
 deaconry and Isle of Ely, held at the Hall of King's Coll., Oct. 24, 1871. 
 Camb. HHH. 1871. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. Is. 
 
 2576. Ridding, Geo. Letter to H. Latham, in reply to his 
 Obs(;rvation8 on the propositions made by the Head Masters of Schools 
 to the Univ. of Camb. Winchester, 1871. 8". 
 
 pp. 20. \s. 
 
 George Kidding, D.D. iJi.^ljop of Southwell, lute licudiuaBtcr of Wiiichustii.
 
 no CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1871 
 
 2577. Stuart, Jas. Letter on Univ. extension, addressed to 
 the resident membei-s of the Univ. [Camb. CCC 1871.] 8*^. 
 
 pp. 8. Nov. 23, 1871. Is. 
 
 James Stuart, Markinch Fife. B. 1843, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1866, M.A. 1869, 
 Prof, of Mechanism 1875, M.P. for Hackney 1884. 
 
 2578. Tatler in Cambridge. Nos. 1 to 80. April 26, 1871 to 
 June 5, 1872. Camb. [A.] 1871—2. 4°. 
 
 All published. 1 vol., cloth. Each term has a separate title and contents. 
 The paper was published every Monday, Wednesday & Friday during term. 15s. 
 
 Contributors: V. H. Stanton, Trin. (Editor); A. J. Mason, Trin. (Editor); 
 R. D. Archer-Hind, W. Cunningham, Fra. Darwin, E. B. England, Walter Leaf, 
 Lord Monteagle, G. L. Rives, E. W. South, J. Tennant, A. W. Verrall, & Chr. 
 Wordsworth, of Trin.; Miss A. Frere; E. A. Beck & C. A. Cook, Trin. Hall; 
 E. S. Shuckburgh, Emman. 
 
 2579. University Tests. First Report from the Select Oom- 
 mittee of the House of Lords on Univ. Tests with Minutes of Evidence, 
 dz appendix. Session 1871. F°. 
 
 pp. iv + 361. Also 2nd Report with proceedings of Committee. Session 1871, 
 pp. 12, 2s. 6d. 
 
 2580. Act to alter the law respecting Religious 
 
 Tests in the Univs. of Oxford, Camb,, & Durham, & in the Halls & 
 
 Colleges of those Univs. Lond. 1871. F". 
 
 pp. 4. Is. 
 
 2581. BiRKs, T. R. The present importance op Moral Science. 
 An inaugural lecture in the Arts' School, Oct. 21, 1872. [Camb. CCC] 
 1872. Crown 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 32 + f. 1. Is. 
 
 Thomas RawsonBirks, Staveley B. 1810, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 1834, M.A. 1837, 
 Prof, of Moral Philos. 1872, R. Kelshall 1844—64, P. C. Holy Trinity Camb. 
 1865—7, D. 1883. 
 
 2582. Borough of Camb. Register of persons entitled to 
 vote, 1872. Camb. WW. Royal 8«. 
 
 pp. 18 + 32 + 27 + 56. Marked in MS. with the supposed political opinions of 
 the voters. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2583. Brereton, J. L. The County College. An educational 
 proposal addressed to the Town of Camb., with the surrounding counties, 
 and to the Univ. Camb. FFF. 1872. 8^ 
 
 pp. 8. Is. 
 
 2584. Camb. Univ. and Town Rifle Club. Final Report with 
 statement of accounts, &c. Camb. KKK. 1872. 8°. 
 
 pp. 10 + f. 1. Is.
 
 1872] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 441 
 
 2585. Camb. ...Rifle Club, Reports of, instituted 1859, Dis- 
 solved 1872. Camb. KKK. 1872. 8°. 
 
 This contains 12 annual reports 1860—71, and final report, 1872; Potts' 
 Long-Boio of the Past, 1860 (see ante No. 2357) ; notice of meeting to consider 
 disposal of JRange, 1871, ff. 2 ; notice of resolution on disposal of surplus funds, 
 by R. Potts, 1871, ff. 2 ; Report of meeting, May 2, 1871 ; protest of a life member 
 with regard to surplus funds ; & notices by R. Potts, treasurer. Cloth. Ss. M. 
 
 2586. Endowed Schools Commission. Borough of Camb. Draft 
 scheme for the management of the Perse Trust in Camb., heretofore 
 managed under a scheme confirmed by an order of the High Court of 
 Chancery, July 31, 1841. [1872.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 20. Is. 
 
 2587. He cometh up as a Freshman ; or, a " Life lived over 
 again," by one who was once a Freshman. Camb. AAA. 1872. 8". 
 
 pp. 23. Autograph of H. Bradshaw. Is. Qd. 
 
 2588. Light Green. A superior and high-class periodical. 
 Supported only by well-known and popular writers. Nos. I. & II. 
 Camb. KKK. 1872. S". 
 
 Each pp. 16. The original edition, very scarce. 12s. 
 
 No. I. Introduction, by the Editor ; Octopus, by A. C. Sinburn ; Moll Marine, 
 by " Weeder" ; The Tichborne Trial*, by Thomas Carr Lisle ; The Billsf, by the 
 late Edgar Allan Toe ; Ding Dong, by Rosiua Christetti ; The Prattler in 
 Cambridge, All by Himself ; The Vulture & the Husbandman, by Louisa Caroline; 
 Cambridge Chit-Chat, by our own Pcnuy-a-Liner. No. II. The May Exam, by 
 Alfred Pennysong; Review of a New Play*, by the Latter-Day Pooh-pooh; The 
 Heathen Pass-ee, by Bred Hard ; Mrs. Brown at Cambridge, by Arthur Sketehey ; 
 Nonsense Verses, by Edward Leary ; Camb. Chit-Chat. All the contributions 
 were written by the editor Arthur Clements Hilton, except those marked (*), 
 written by Hawes Harison Turner, Trin., and that marked (t) written by Reginald 
 Whalley 'Wickham, St. John's. 
 
 {h) Reprint, 1890. The two parts. 2s. 
 
 (c) Reprints from the Light Green Nos. I. & 11. and the Light 
 
 Greens No. I. W, 1882. Is. 
 
 2589. Luard, 11. II. Thanksgiving for the recovery of the 
 Prince of Wales. Sermon at St. Mary's, Feb. 27, 1872. YY. 1872. 
 
 Crown 8". 
 
 pp. 14. Is. 
 
 2590. Tjik Victory that overcometii the World. 
 
 Sermon in St. Edward's Church, Camb., 1872 after the death of the 
 Rev. John Fred. Denison Maurice. [CCC] Camb. and Lond. 1872 8". 
 
 pp. in. Is.
 
 442 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1872 
 
 2591. Maule, Rt. Hon. Sir W. H. Memoir of early life, 
 edited by Emma Leathley, his niece. Lend. 1872. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. iv + 295. 3s. 6(7. 
 
 William Henry Maule, B. 1788, Trin., Fellow, B.A. (Senior Wrangler) 1810, 
 M.A. 1813, Judge 1839, D. 1858. 
 
 2592. Moon, Rob. Appeal to the Camb. Philos. Society in 
 
 conuection with a recent decision of the Council of the Society. Lond. 
 
 1872. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 16. Is. 
 
 Eobert Moon, Queens', Fellow, B.A. 1838, M.A. 1841. 
 
 2593. Phelps, Rob. College Endowments and the Philoso- 
 phers. Letter to the Rt. Hon. S. H. Walpole, & A. J. B. Beresford 
 Hope. Camb. 8°. 
 
 pp.22. 26 Nov., 1872. Is. 
 
 2594. [Rice, Jas.] The Cambridge Freshman ; or, Memoirs op 
 Mr Golightly. By Martin Legrand. With numerous illustrations by 
 Phiz. New Edit. Lond. 1872. Crown 8° 
 
 pp. iv + 395. Cloth. 5s. 6d. 
 
 On title (after "Martin Legrand"), "Mr James Kice — literary partner of 
 Messrs Besant and Kice — from 'London Society.' The title was suggested to Mr 
 Rice by me — Cuthbert Bede" (Eev. Edw. Bradley, author of Verdant Green). 
 S.D. James Rice, B. 1846, Queens' 1866—71, editor of Once a Week 1868—72, 
 joint author of novels with Walter Besant, D. 1882. 
 
 2595. Ridding, Geo. Letter to Edw. Bowen, in reply to a 
 pamphlet entitled "The proposed control of Public Schools by the 
 Universities". Winchester. J. Wells, bookseller to the College. 1872. 
 
 8°. 
 f. 1 + pp. 18. Is. 
 
 2596. Ward, A. W. Suggestions towards the establishment 
 of a History Tripos. Camb. A. 1872. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. Is. 
 
 Adolphus WiUiam Ward, Hampstead B. 1837, Pet., Fellow, B.A. 1859, 
 Litt.D. 1884, Professor of Hist. & Principal Owens Coll. Manchester. 
 
 2597. Arnold, Fred. Oxford and Cambridge: their colleges, 
 memories, and associations. With engravings by Edw. Whymper. 
 Lond. [1873.] 4'^. 
 
 pp. viii + 400. Cloth, gilt leaves. 6s. 6d. 
 
 2598. Bayne, a. D. Royal Illustrated History of Eastern 
 England, civil, military, political & ecclesiastical, from the earliest 
 period to the present time, including physical features, geology &
 
 1873] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 443 
 
 natural history of Cambs. &c. Great Yarmouth [Norfolk News Office, 
 Norwich, pr.] J. Macdonald & Co., Market Place. [c. 1873.] 
 
 Royal 8°. 
 
 2 vols. Vol. I. pp. viii + 608, 11 plates. Vol. II. pp. xiv + 624, 13 plates. 9s. 
 
 2599. Bell, John. Brief sketch of the past history of the 
 Parish of Fordham, Cambs. Birmingham. 1873. Crown 8". 
 
 pp. 2-1. Containiug also the history of Soham-cum-Barway. Is. 
 
 2600. Borough of Camb. "Ward Lists for year ending Oct. 
 31, 1873. 8°. 
 
 Trinity, FFF, pp. 21; Market, pp. 20; St. Andrew's KKK, pp. 25; West 
 Barnwell," GGCt, pp. 29; E. Barnwell, DDD, pp. 40. 1 vol. boards. Is. (Jd. 
 
 2601. Cams. Ladies' Association in aid of Young Servants. 
 Fiah Report. Camb. A. 1873. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. With the reports for 1885 & 1886, GGG, each pp. 13. Is. 
 
 2602. Camb. Reform Club Papers, 1872-73. Camb. [DDD] 
 1873. 8". 
 
 pp. 32. (1) Nov. 12, 1872, J. F. Moulton, Primary Political Education. 
 (2) Dec. 10, J. Stuart, Political Influence of Scientific Education. (3) Feb. 4, 
 1873, Sedley Taylor, Principle of Authority in matters of opinion. (4) Feb. 4, 
 Mrs Fawcett, Basis of Parliamentary suffrage, and the present exclusion of 
 women. (5) May 26, H. Sidgwick, Justice. Is. 
 
 2603. Cambridge Undergraduates' Journal. Published port- 
 
 nightly during term. Nos. 1. to XL (New Series.) May 9, 1873 to 
 
 Nov. 6, 1874. Camb. KKK. F». 
 
 Only 12 nos. puMisbed, each 8 pp. Mr Bradshaw's copy. 6s. 
 
 Tbis was afterwards incorporated in the Oxford <£• Camb. Undergraduates' 
 Journal, see post No. 2645. 
 
 2604. Camb. Univ. Quid-Nunc Cricket Club, founded 1851. 
 List of Members. Camb. A A. A. 1873. Foap. 8°. 
 
 ff. 9. Is. 
 
 2605. Cantab. Vol. I. Nos. 1 and 2. April and May, 1873. 
 Lond. 8". 
 
 pp. 188. View of Trinity Coll. Entrance on cover. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2606. CoPK, E. M. Memoir by H. A. J. M[unro]. 8°. 
 
 pp. 4. Is. 
 
 2607. Form ok Sekvick fuii tiuo (Jummkmohation of Benefactoj{s 
 used at Great St Mary's. Camb. A. 1873. S". 
 
 pp. 14. Is.
 
 444 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1873 
 
 2608. Foster, Michael. Studies from the Physiological 
 Laboratory in the Univ. of Camb. Part L Camb. CCO. 1873. S''. 
 
 pp. 7 + 63. 8 plates. 10s. Gd. 
 
 Papers by F. M. Balfour, A. G. Dew-Smith, Dr M. Foster, A. Liversidge, 
 H. N. Martin, C. J. F. Yule. 
 
 Michael Foster, Hon. M.A. 1871, Prof, of Physiology 1883, Trin.. Fellow, 
 M.A. 1884. 
 
 2609. Gradu ATI Cantabrigienses; 1800-72. Cura H. R. Luard, 
 Cantab. A. 1873. 8°. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 542. Mr Bradshaw's copy with a few notes. Bs. Gd. 
 
 For other editions see ante No. 2269 and post No. 2803*. 
 
 2609*. Gray, T. Elegy written in a country churchyard. 
 Incipit Grai Elegiorum Liber in Sepulcreto quodam rustico conscriptus 
 Anglice nunc autem ab H. A, I. M[unro] Nasonianis numeris Latine 
 redditus. Camb. CCC. [1873.] 4°. 
 
 ff. 9. The text and translation parallel. From the library of the late Rev. 
 Coutts Trotter. Not published. 3s. 
 
 2610. Latham, H. On a proposed amendment op the scheme of 
 Pass Examinations. Camb. CCO. 1873.. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 2611. Light Blue incorporated with the Light Green. The 
 Camb. Univ. Magazine. Camb. W. Nos. 1 to 4, May 1873 to May 
 1875. 8°. 
 
 The set, 6s. 
 
 In this periodical the title of the Light Blue is continued, but it apparently 
 bad no connection with that publication (see ante No. 2464) ; and of the 39 
 articles, 14 are reprinted from the Light Green of 1872. 
 
 2612. Lightfoot, J. B. The Three Temples. An address in 
 the temporary church of St Luke's, Oct. 18, 1873 on the occasion of 
 setting the Memorial Stone of the first portion of a permanent church 
 by the Bishop of the diocese. [Camb. LLL.] 8". 
 
 pp. 8. Is. 
 
 2613. Morgan, John Edw. University Oars: being a critical 
 enquiry into the after health of the men who rowed in the Oxford & 
 Camb. Boat-Race 1 829—1 8G9, based on the personal experience of the 
 rowers themselves. Lond, [Camb. A.] 1873. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. xvi + 397. OS. 6d. 
 
 John Edward Morgan, Gothenberg Sweden B. c. 1829, Univ. Coll. Oxon., 
 
 M.D. 1861, Physician to Manchet-ter Poyal Infirmary, & Prof, of Medicine in 
 Owens Coll. Manchester, D. 1892 aged 04,"
 
 1874] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 445 
 
 2614. MuLLiNGER, J. B. The University of Camb. from the 
 earliest times to the Royal Injunctions of 1535. Camb. A. 1873. 8". 
 
 pp. xlix + 685. 
 
 (b) The same, from the Royal Injunctions of 1535 
 
 to the Accession of Charles I. Camb. A. 1884. 8°. 
 
 pp. xlviii + 683. 
 
 2 vols. Cloth. 25s. 
 
 2615. Parliament and the Gas Companies. A speech delivered 
 by the chairman of the Camb. Univ. & Town Gas Light Co., July 14, 
 1873. Camb. WW. 8". 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 2616. Phelps, Rob. Correspondence with the Univ. Commis- 
 sion together with a reprint of a letter to Walpole & Beresford-Hope. 
 Camb. [A.] 1873. 8°. 
 
 pp. 40. Is. 
 
 2617. Report of the Univ. Conference on Intemperance held 
 at Camb., under the direction of the Univ. Temperance Union, March 5, 
 1873. Camb. CCC. 1873. 8°. 
 
 pp. 22. Is. 
 
 2618. Sedgv/ick, Adam. Memoir, from the Presidential Ad- 
 dre.ss to the Geological Society, 1873. [By the Duke of Argyll] 8°. 
 
 pp. 11. Is. 
 
 2619- Account of the Sedgwick Memorial Meeting, contained in the 
 
 n<-porter, March 27, 1873, pp. 10. Is. 
 
 2620. Syllabus op Latin Pronunciation, drawn up at the 
 request of the head masters of Schools. By Prof. Edwin Palmer & 
 H. A. J. Munro. Camb. CCC. 1873. ' 8". 
 
 pp. 7. Gd. 
 
 2621. WOODWARDIAN MUSEU.M. LiST OF WORKS ON THE GeOLOGY 
 
 of Camb.s. By Wm. Whitaker. [Camb. A. 1873.] 8". 
 
 pp. 15, interleaved. Is. Gd. 
 
 2622. Alford, Hen. Life, Journals & Letters. Edited by 
 his widow. 3rd Edit. Lond. 1874. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + 528. Portrait. is. 
 
 c. 30
 
 446 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1874 
 
 2623. Babington, C. C. History of the Infirmary & Chapel 
 
 of the Hospital & College of St. John the Evangelist at Camb. Camb, 
 
 CCC. 1874. 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + 52, 16 plates. 5s. 
 
 2624. Bacon, John. The Abbey at Ely. Part III. The 
 
 Cloisters. 8°. 
 
 pp. 615 to 628 of the Churchman's Magazine, Feb., 1874. Is. M. 
 
 2625. Camb. Good Samaritan Society. 38th Annual Report, 
 1874. 8°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 4. Is. 
 
 2626. Camb. Improvement. Bill for applying to the Borough 
 & the property of the Univ. & Colleges therein the genei-al law respect- 
 ing Rating, Parliamentary and Municipal Elections, Arc. Loud. 1874. 
 
 pp. 19. 2 editions. Each, Is. 
 
 2627. Camb. Y. M. C. A. Reports, 1874—5, 1877, 1880—82, 
 1885—90. Crown 8°. & 8". 
 
 Also supplement to Library Catalogue, April 1874, AAA, 8°. pp. 12. Is. 
 
 2628. Cherry-Hinton Church Restoration. Report, June 1874. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Is. 
 
 2629. Cooper, C. H. Memoir of Margaret Countess of Rich- 
 mond & Derby. Edited for the two colleges of her foundation, by 
 J. E. B. Mayor. Camb. CCC. 1874. 8°. 
 
 pp. xxiv + 320. 5s. 6rf. 
 
 2630. Empson, C. W. John of Gaunt, his life & character; 
 
 Members' Prize Essay, 1872. Lond. at the Ladies' Printing Press, 
 
 1874. 8°. 
 
 pp. 69. 2s. 
 
 Charles William Empson, Trin., B.A. 1871, M.A. 1874. 
 
 2631. Mayor, Jos. B. Affiliation of Local Colleges to the 
 Univs. of Oxford & Camb. Lond. 1874. 8°. 
 
 pp. 29. Is- 
 
 2632. Newnham Hall Company & Newnham College. 1874 — 89. 
 
 Memorandum of Association 1874 & 1880, Reports 1875, 1878—80, 1882, 
 1885—6, 1888—9, Circulars, Letters &c. In all 26 pamphlets. 3s. 6d.
 
 1875] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 447 
 
 2633. Paley, F, A. Lycidas, by John Miltox. Reprinted 
 from the first edition of 1638, & corrected with the autograph copy in 
 the Library of Trinity. With a version in Latin hexameters. Camb. 
 FFF. 1874. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 2634. Progress of the Higher Education of Women in Cam- 
 
 bridge. 8°. 
 
 pp. 147 to 150 of the Monthly Journal of Education, April, 1874. By J. M. 
 Wilson, Eugby. 1-s. 
 
 2835. Student's Guide to the Univ. of Camb. 3rd Edit., 
 
 revised. Camb. A. 1874. Feap. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 490. 2s. M. 
 
 (6) 5th Edit., rewritten, bringing the publication down to the 
 
 present time. ff. 4, pp. 563 (in all, each part paged separately). Gs. 
 This may also be had in 11 separate parts, each price Is. 
 
 2636. Trotter, Coutts. Various pamphlets, &c. 1874 — 87. 8°. 
 
 Together 15 papers, 5s. 
 
 Coutts Trotter, B. 1837, Trin., Fellow and Tutor, B.A. 1859, M.A. 1862, D. 1887. 
 
 2637. Univs. Commission. Report on Oxford & Camb., with 
 
 Returns & Appendix. 3 vols. Lond. 1874. F°. 
 
 Vol. I. Report & Appendix, pp. 20S + xli. Vol. 11. Keturus from Oxford, 
 pp. xviii + 890. Vol. III. Eeturns from Camb., pp. xviii + 513. Us. 
 
 2638. Wordsworth, Chr. Social Life at the English Univer- 
 
 sities in the Eighteenth Century. Camb. CCC. 1874. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. xxxvi + 728. Presentation copy (in white cloth) with letter from the 
 author to Dr Luard. 10s. 6cZ. 
 
 2639. Corn Exchange, Camb., Opening, by John Death, Mayor, 
 Nov. 6, 1875. Reprinted from the Camb. Chron., Nov. 13, 1875. 8". 
 
 pp. 18. Is. 
 
 2640. Ede, W. M. Report presented to the Syndicate for 
 conducting lectures in populous places. Camb. A. 1875. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. Is- 
 
 William Moore Ede, St. .John's, B.A. 1872, M.A. 1875, University Extension 
 Lectm-er in Midland Districts. 
 
 2641. Jebb, R. C. Speeches delivered by the Public Orator 
 in the Senate House, on the occasion of admitting the several distin- 
 guished persons to lion, degrees, June 16, 1874. Camb. A. 1875. 8°. 
 
 ff. 10. Sir Alex. J. E. Cockburn, Et. Hon. Sir Bartle Frere, Sir W. Stirling- 
 Maxwell, Sir Chas. Lyell, Sir Jas. Paget, Major General Sir Garnet J. Wolseley, 
 Hon. E. Winthrop, Sir G. G. Scott, Geo. Salmon, Wm. Stokes, E. A. Freeman, 
 Urbain .J. .J. Lcverrier, J. G. Greenwood, Geo. Bcntham, Wm. Lassell, J. E. 
 Lowell. Morocco gilt, g. e. 5s. Gd. 
 
 30—2
 
 448 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1875 
 
 2642. Light Greens. A Freshman's Diary, &c. By A, B, C, 
 D, E, F, G, &c., Esquires. 1. "Me chicoi'ea levesque malvae." — Hor. 
 Camb. KKK. 1875. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 6d. 
 
 2643. List of Members of the Senate who are also Graduates 
 in Theology. [Camb. A. 1875.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Registry, April, 1875. Is. 
 
 2644. Musical Professorship of the Univ. of Camb. 1875. 
 
 7 pamphlets, from the library of the late Kev. Coutts Trotter. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2645. Oxford and Cambridge Undergraduate's Journal. 1875 
 (Oct. 21) to 1884. [Oxford pr.] F°. 
 
 9 vols, in half calf, and the last year in nos. Bradshaw's copy, 4 nos. missing. 36s. 
 
 The Camh. Undergraduate' s Journal (see ante No. 2603) was amalgamated 
 with the Oxford Undergraduate's Journal in October 1875. The first no. of the 
 above is called No. 193, tenth year, from the Oxford Journal. 
 
 2646. Phelps, Rob. College and University at Camb. Re- 
 printed from the Camb. Chronicle. Nos. VII, VIII, and XII, May 15, 
 29, & Nov. 20, 1875. 4°. 
 
 ff. 5. Is. 
 
 2647. Poll for Election of a Clerk to be promoted to the 
 Vicarage of Sheepshed, March 11, 1875. Candidates, S. J. Prior, H. C. 
 Turner. Camb. A. 1875. 8°. 
 
 pp. 10, with address of thanks from Turner (fly-sheet). Is. 
 
 2648. Selwyn, Wm. Speeches delivered at Camb. on various 
 occasions. Camb. A. 1875. 4°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 47. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2649. Spalding's Plan of Cambridge, and its environs. Sur- 
 veyed & compiled expressly for W. P. Spalding, by Francis S. Craig. 
 1875. 
 
 Mounted on canvas. 2s. Qd. 
 
 2650. Thanatos. A poem. By the ghost of Macaulay. Camb. 
 
 KKK. 1875. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Referring to a trial of undergraduates at the Guildhall, Alderman 
 Death being Mayor. Is. 
 
 2651. Thirlwall Memorial. 1875 — 1882. 
 
 Minutes of Meeting, Oct. 28. Minutes of Meeting of Committee, Nov. 9, 
 1876, with list of subscriptions. Announcement of the governing body of Trin.
 
 1876] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 449 
 
 Coll. with regard to foundiug a Thirlwall Professorship [1878]. Minutes of 
 Meeting of Committee, 13 Nov. 1878. Circular to subscribers, after abandoning 
 the foundation of a Professorship, on a permanent memorial in Camb., Nov. 
 1882. Is. 6(7. 
 
 2652. WiDNALL, S. p. History op Grantchester in the County 
 of Camb. Grantcliester. Printed, illustrated, & published by the 
 author [at his Private Press]. 1875. Crown 8°. 
 
 f. 1+pp. 158. 4 plates, & woodcuts. 3.s-. 6d. 
 
 2653. Anningson, Bushell. Reports of the sanitary condition 
 of the Camb. Improvement Act District. 1876 to 1887. Camb. GGG 
 (1876—84), MMM (1885—7). Royal 8°. 
 
 12 reports. Is. 
 
 2654. Antiquary : edited by Jas. H. Fennell. No. I. Dec. 
 1876. 4°. 
 
 pp. 32. Contains an article on Cambridgeshire Inns, p. 28. Is. 
 
 2655. Birch, S. Remarks upon the cover of the granite 
 Sarcophagus of Rameses III. in the Fitz\villiam Museum. Camb. A 
 for the Antiquarian Society. 1876. 4°. 
 
 pp. 8. Is. 6d. 
 
 2656. Cavendish Coll. Camb. Report of proceedings at the 
 laying of the foundation stone of the Coll. Lecture-Hall by the Duke of 
 Devonshire, Oct. 26, 1876. With account of objects & work of the 
 college. Camb. [CCC]. 1876. 8°. 
 
 pp. 32. Also Report & List of Shareholders 1881, S". pp. 15. Together, 2s. 
 
 2657. Correspondence reprinted from the 'Times,' regarding 
 the new arrangement of the Church Services first introduced in the 
 Camb. Editions of 1871. Camb. A. 1876. 8°. 
 
 pp. 7. Is. 
 
 2658. Heathcote, J. M. Reminiscences of Fen and Mkrb. Lond. 
 187G. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. xvi + 1.34. 31 autotype plates. 30s. 
 
 .John Moyer Heathcote, 13. c. 1801, St. John's, B.A. 1822, D. Connington 
 Castle Peterborough 1892 aged 01. 
 
 Illustrations : 
 
 1. Deserted Mill iu Winter by E. W. 4. VAy Catiiedral. 
 
 Cooke. 5. Crowlaiiil AI)boy. 
 
 2. Wliittlesea Mere from the Rouad 0. Crowland Bridge. 
 
 Hill 1820 by P. Dewint. 7. Connington Castle 1800. 
 
 3. PeterbjrougU Catliodral. 8. Conuiugton Castle 1875.
 
 450 
 
 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. 
 
 [1876 
 
 9. Boat-gate of Whittlesea Mere & 
 the Bure. 
 
 10. Regatta on Whittlesea Mere, 1842. 
 
 11, 12. Mills used for draining the 
 
 Fens. 
 
 13. Mill with Skaters drawing a 
 
 Sledge. 
 
 14. Skaters on Fen Drain. 
 
 15. Skating on Whittlesea Mere, 
 
 1835—6. 
 
 16. Skaters & Sledges. 
 
 17. Old Woman selling Chestnuts. 
 
 18. Groups on the Ice. 
 
 19. Race on Whittlesea Mere. 
 
 20. Reed Harvest. 
 
 21. 
 22. 
 23. 
 24. 
 25. 
 26. 
 
 27. 
 
 28. 
 
 Cutting Reed. 
 
 Cutting Sedge. 
 
 Stacking Reed. 
 
 Stalking Sledge. 
 
 Loading Turf at Story's Bridge. 
 
 Post or Gauge, showing the De- 
 pression of soil since the Drain- 
 age of Whittlesea Mere. 
 
 Inundation of 1862. 
 
 Thorney Ahbey. 
 
 29. Map of Fens, 1723. 
 
 30. Map of Fens, 1875. 
 
 31. Map of Whittlesea Mere. 
 
 2659. Inquisitio Comitatus Cantab, nunc primUxM e manuscripto 
 uiiico in Bibliotheca Cottoniaua asservato typis mandata. Subjicitur 
 Inquisitio Eliensis. Cura N. E. S. A. Hamilton. Accedunt Indices. 
 Lond. 1876. 4«. 
 
 pp. xxiv4-266. Map & 3 facsimiles. 36s. 
 
 This is the Original Return made by the Jamtorcs of Cambs. from which the 
 Exchequer Domesday was afterwards compiled. 
 
 2660. [M., E. T.] Interior VIEW OF GiRTON College, Cambridge. 
 Printed for the Lond. Association of Schoolmistresses. 1876. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 2661. M*^'CuRE, John Bunyan (of Cambridge). Life in England 
 and Australia. Reminiscences of travels & voyages over 100,000 
 miles; or forty years in the wilderness. Lond. 1876. Crown 8". 
 
 pp. xii-^524. Portrait. 3s. 
 
 2662. Magrath, J. R. University Reform : two papers. 
 Oxford. 1876. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. Is- 
 
 J. R. Magrath, D.D., Provost of Queen's College, Oxon. 
 
 2663. Moore, JSTorman. Cause & Treatment of Rickets. A 
 thesis for an Act for M.D., Camb. Lond. 1876. 8°. 
 
 pp. 35. Mr. Bradshaw's copy with autograph. 2s. 6rf. 
 
 Norman Moore, St. Cath., B.A. 1869, M.D. 1876, Warden of the CoUege at 
 St. Bartholomew's Hospital. 
 
 2664. [MoRTLOCK, J. F.] This is addressed to any person 
 wishing to perform an act of benevolence, and at the same time, very 
 profitably to invest £100. BBB. [1876.] 4^ 
 
 pp. 2. Is-
 
 1876] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 451 
 
 2665. Poll for Election op Public Orator, Oct. 19, 1876. 
 Candidates: C. W. Moule (588), J. E. Sandys (701). Camb. A. 
 1876. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. !«• 
 
 For other elections see ante No. 2533. 
 
 2666. PtEDFARjf, W. B. " Old Cambridge." A series of original 
 sketches with descriptive letterpress. Camb. MMM. 1876. Oblong 4°. 
 
 9 parts, containing 26 plates. An original subscription copy touched up by 
 hand. 15s. 
 
 Illustrations: Font in St. Peter's Church; Old St. Giles' Church; The 
 "White Horse"; Miles Coverdale's Seat; Queens' Coll. Lodge; do. Oriel Window; 
 "Castle" Inn; St. Mary Magdalene's Chapel; Abbey House; Priory Chapel 
 exterior & interior; Christ's Lane; Newnham (The "Jolly Millers"); "Three 
 Crowns," Silver St.: Ancient studies, Pembroke Coll.; St. Benedict's Tower; 
 Nevile's Buildings, Trin. Coll. ; Cromwell's House, Castle End ; do. back view ; 
 Whyman's Inn, Castle St. ; School of Pythagoras ; King's Old Gateway ; Old 
 Houses in Petty Cury; Old Houses (from " Wrestler's" Yard) ; " Wrestler's " Inn 
 (the Bar); " Falcon " Yard ; Chesterton Priory; Bench End, Chesterton Road; 
 Porch, Chesterton Church ; No. 3, Freeschool Lane ; Back of No. 6, Peas Hill ; 
 "Half Moon" Inn, Bridge St.; Date on do.; "Cross Keys," Magdalene St.; do. 
 back view ; do. chimney-piece ; House in Trinity St. ; St. John's Pensionary ; 
 Hobson's Conduit ; St. Peter's Church ; Chimney-piece in No. 7, Peas Hill ; 
 Houses in Bridge St. ; Foster's Bank, Trinity St. 
 
 2667. Another copy. Cloth. 7s. CtZ. 
 
 2668. Report of Syndicate appointed May 27, 1875, to consider 
 the reqviirements of the Univ. in different departments of study. With 
 appendices. 4°. 
 
 pp. 297 to 358 of Camb. Univ. Reporter, Mar. 17, 1876. 2s. 
 
 2669. Return from Univs. of Oxford & Camb. on Professors' 
 Emoluments, Lectures, &c. 1870 — 1875, and Press accounts. Lord 
 Fra. Hervey. llJuly 1876. F". 
 
 pp. 34. Is- ^d. 
 
 2670. ScniLLER-SziNESSY, Dr. S. M. Catalogue of the Hebrew 
 MSS. in the Univ. Liln-ary, Camb. Vol. I. containing Section I. The 
 Holy Scriptures. Section II. Commentaries on tlie Bible. Camb. 
 CCC. for the Univ. Lib. 1876. 8°. 
 
 £f. 4-i-pp. 248. Hebrew title on f. 1 ojiposito the above. 5s. 
 
 2671. Searle, W. Gr. The Illuminated MSS. in the Library 
 
 of the Fit/william Museum, Camb., catalogued, with d(«crij)tions & 
 introduction. Camb. A. 1876. 8". 
 
 pp. lxxiv-t-195. 58. 
 
 William George Searle, Qaoons', Fellow, B.A. 1852, M.A. 1855, V. Hockiug- 
 ton 1858—92.
 
 452 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [187G 
 
 2672. Sedgwick Essays. 
 
 1876. Jukes-Browne, A. J., Joh. Post-Tertiary Deposits of Cambs. CCC, 1878, 
 
 8°. ff. 2 + pp. 85. 
 1879. Keeping, W., Chr. Fossils (fee. of the Neocomian deposits of Upware & 
 
 Brickhill. 8 plates. A, 1883, 8°. pp. xi + 167 + ff. 8. 
 1882. Marr, J. E., Joh. Classification of the Cambrian & Silurian Rocks. 
 
 PPP, 1883, 8°. pp. xxiv-i-147. 
 Together, 9s. 
 
 2673. Sinker, Rob. Catalogue op Fifteenth Century Printed 
 
 Books in the Library of Trin. Coll. Camb. [FFF]. 1876. 8°. 
 
 pp. xii-fl74. 5s. Gd. 
 
 Robert Sinker, Liverpool B. 1838, Trin. B.A. 1862, D.D. 1890, Librarian of 
 Trin. 1871. 
 
 2674. Trusts, Statutes & Directions affecting the Professor- 
 ships of the Univ., Scholarships, Prizes, &c. Camb. A. 1876. 8". 
 
 pp. viii -1-335. Cloth. 5s. 
 
 2675. Univ. of Camb. Bill to make further provision respect- 
 ing the Univ. of Camb. & the Colleges therein. 1876. F". 
 
 pp. iii-(-13. Is. 
 
 2676. Walker, F. A. History op the Parish of Dry Drayton, 
 Cambs. Lond. 1876. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. iv-^104. With Addenda Nos. 1 & 3 to 6, 1877—80. 6s. 6d. 
 
 F. A. Walker, M.A. Christ Church, Oxon., R. Dry Drayton. 
 
 2677. Ball, W. W. R. On the Mathematical Tripos. Oct. 
 
 1877. 4°. 
 
 pp. 4. Is. 
 
 Walter William Rouse Ball, B. 1851, Trin., Fellow & Tutor, B.A. 1874, M.A. 
 1877. 
 
 2678. Camb. Improvement Commissioners. Abstracts op accounts, 
 1877 to 1888. Camb. AAA. 8". 
 
 12 parts. Is. 
 
 2679. Cambridge Tatler. Nos. 1 to 10, March 6 to May 29, 
 1877. Camb. FFF. 4°. 
 
 pp. 12 each. Nos. 2 & 3 have each a supplement, pp. 2 ; and No. 10 is 
 reprinted, July 1877, pp. 8. Mr Bradshaw's coj^y, in half calf. Scarce. £2. 2s. 
 
 This contains the scarce reprint of No. 10, which explains the reason for the 
 periodical being discontinued. The first three chapters of " Turned Tables ; or 
 the Unnatural Offspring " appear in these numbers, being the beginning of the 
 afterwards famous "Vice Versa" by F. Austey (Thomas Anstey Guthrie, Trin. 
 Hall). 
 
 2680. GiRTON College. Memorandum & Articles op Association. 
 
 Lond. 1877. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Also Bye-Laws, Lond. 1877, pp. 8, & Report for 1879, July 1879, 
 pp. 23. Is. 6d.
 
 1677] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 453 
 
 2681. HuiiPURY, A. P. Student's Handbook to the Univ. of 
 Camb., for tlie use of persons intending to enter at the Univ. Camb. A. 
 1877. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 63. Is.Gd. 
 
 2682. Jones, Chas. Alf. History of the Jesus Lane Sunday 
 School, Oamb. (1827 — 1877), with short biographical notices of some 
 deceased teachers, and lists of superintendents, teachers, &c. from 
 commencement. Revised with additional chapters and appendix by R. 
 Appleton, & introduction by E. T. Leeke. Camb. [1877.] Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. xiv + 213 + ix. 2s. 6rf. 
 
 2683. Lightfoot, J. B. On the proposed Grace for abolishing 
 compidsory attendance at Professors' lectures. Camb. A. 1877. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 2684. Luard, H. R. On the relations between England and 
 Rome during the earlier portion of the I'eign of Henry III. Camb. 
 
 [CCC]. 1877. 8°. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 71. Dedicated to Henry Bradahaw. Is. 
 
 2685. Macleod, H. D. Syllabus of a course of lectures on 
 Political Economy, to be delivered in the Univ., INlich. Term, 1877. 
 Camb. A. 1877. 4". 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 2686. Poll for Election of Esquire Bedell, May 1, 1877. 
 Candidates: F. C. Wace (167), A. P. Humphry (203). Camb. A. 
 1877. 8°. 
 
 pp. 10. See another poll post No. 2877. Is. 
 
 2687. Porter, Jas. To the Members of the Senate. [1877.] 8". 
 
 pp. fj. Giving letters of Profs. Birkbeck & Fawcett on Compulsory Lectures. 
 Also liy-sheets by E. W. Blore, May 2, & J. B. Pearson, May 3. Is. 6d. 
 
 2688. PUELI.MINARY EXAM. OF CANDIDATES FOR HoLY OrDERS. 
 
 Papers April 1877, with regulations &C., &, su))jects for 1877, 1878. 
 
 Camb. A. 1877. 8°. 
 
 pp. 21. Is. 
 
 2689. Report of a confeuence of Head-Mistresses & other 
 persons interested in tlu; Higher Education of Women, Dec. 27, 1877. 
 [Camb. A.] 8". 
 
 pp. 31. Is.
 
 454 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1877 
 
 2690. Univs. op Oxford & Camb. Bill to make further pro- 
 vision respecting the Univs. 1877. Prepared by Hardy, Cross & 
 Walpole. F". 
 
 pp. iii + 14. Also Bill as amended in committee, pp. iii + 16. Together, Is. 
 
 2691. Wordsworth, Chr. Scholae Academicae : some account 
 of the studies at the English Universities in the 18th Century. Camb. 
 A. 1877. 8°. 
 
 pp. xii + 435. 9s. 
 
 2692. Association for promoting the Higher Education of 
 Women in Cambridge. Report of Committee presented Nov. 2, 1878. 
 Camb. A. 1878. 8". 
 
 pp. 8. Also Memorandum of Association, Officers, Regulations &c. 1879, pp. 
 8, & Treasurer's Final Report Nov. 1880, A, 8". pp. 7. Is. 
 
 2693. Camb. School of Art. 20th Annual Report. 1878. 
 
 Crown 8°. 
 pp. 8. Is. 
 
 2694. Camb. Univ. Memorial of H.R.H. the Prince Consort, 
 late Chancellor, 22 Jan., 1878. Camb. A. 1878. 4°. 
 
 pp. 20. Containing list of subscribers. Is. 
 
 2695. Churton, W. R. In Memoriam. Address to the members 
 of the Confraternity of the Holy Trinity on the life and labours of 
 Geo. Williams. [Camb. FFF.] 1878. 16°. 
 
 PP- 62. Is. 
 
 William Ralph Churton, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1860, B.D. 1873. 
 
 2696. Cobb, G. F. Road Paving. To the Paving Commissioners 
 (Urban Sanitary Authority) for the Town of Camb. [Camb. A. 1878.] 
 
 8". 
 PP- ^1. Is. 
 
 2697. Election to the Council of the Senate. 1878. 
 
 3 lists of members to be voted for ; & fly-leaves by R. Potts, Nov. 4 ; S. G. 
 Phear, Nov. 5 ; Ric. Okes & J. C. Maxwell, Nov. 5 ; G. F. Browne, Nov. 6 ; 
 E. Atkinson, Nov. 6 ; S. G. Phear, (Answer) Nov. 7. Is. 
 
 2698. Foster, M. On Medical education at Camb. Lond. 
 [Camb. CCC] 1878. 8°. 
 
 pp. 36. ' U,
 
 1878] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 455 
 
 2699. Glaisher, J. W. L. On Essays instead of Exam, for 
 Smith's Prizes. May 28, 1878. 4". 
 
 fif. 2. Also G. B. Airy on Smith's Prizes, Mar. 13, 1879. 4°, pp. 3. l.s. 
 
 James Wliitbread Lee Glaisher, Triu., Fellow and Tutor, B.A. 1871, D.Sc. 1887, 
 F.E.S. 
 
 2700. London Eigaro. Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1878. 4°. 
 pp. 16. Containing sketch of a Cook of St. John's, & cartoon. Is. 
 
 2701. Miller, S. H., & S. B. J. Skertchly. The Fenland, Past 
 it Present. Illustrated with engravings, maps &, diagrams. "Wisbech : 
 Leach & Son. 1878. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. xxxii + 649. Coloured frontispiece & 27 other plates. 18s. 
 
 PLATES. 
 
 1. Sunrise at Crowland. 13. Fen Plants. 
 
 2. Map of the Fenland. 14. Anacharis Alsinastrum. 
 
 3. View of South Holland from 15. Skeleton of Bos Primigenius. 
 
 Crowland Abbey. 16. Swan Marks. 
 
 4. Crowland Church. 17. Borough Fen Decoy. 
 
 5. Crowland Bridge. 18. Vital Statistics. 
 
 6. Site of Hereward's Castle. 19. Ancient British Coins. 
 
 7. Map shewing the Conqueror's 20. Ancient British Shield. 
 
 route to Ely. 21. Jupiter Martialis. 
 
 8. The Old Fen (Wicken). 22. Earith Bulwark. 
 
 9. Tides in the Nene. 23. Umbo with Runes. 
 
 10. Curves of Humidity and Tempera- 24. Eoman Dish. 
 
 ture. 25, 26. Fenland Tokens. 
 
 11. Solar Eadiation. 27. View of Wisbech. 
 
 12. Peat Section. 28. Geological Map. 
 
 By Edw. Ellis, E. W. Cooke, B.A., E. Wheeler, S. H. Miller, A. Goodman &c. 
 & also 31 Illustrations in the Text. 
 
 2702. The same, Large Paper, F"., half morocco, gilt top. £2. 10s. 
 
 2703. Musical Degrees. G. F. Cobb & G. A. Macfarren on 
 tlie public performance of exercises for a Musical Degree. Nov. 12, 
 1878. 4°. 
 
 pp. 3. Is. 
 
 2704. Nicholson, R. Lavvrance. Lady Nell ; and other poems 
 <t translations. Illu.strated by W. B. Redfarn. Camlt. 1878. Crown 8". 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 192. Portrait of John Nicholson (" Maps"), & 4 plates. 3s. Gd. 
 
 2705. (>.VFuKi> (k Camb. School Exams. Summauv oi' Hkports on 
 Exams, held Oct. 1876 to Doc. 1877. Not Publislicd. [1878. J 8". 
 
 pp. H)2. Also Annual iiciKjrlH for 1876, IHHO, IHHI, 1HH3, 1H85 ; llugulations 
 1877, 1885 ; Pass Lists &c. 1870—8, 1883—5 ; & Papers (for Certificates) 1879. 
 
 7.S'. M.
 
 456 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1878 
 
 2706. PiiEAK, Geo. Reply to the Letter of Enquiries ad- 
 dressed by the Camb. Univ. Commissioners to certain Members of the 
 Univ. 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Jan. 1, 1878. Is. 
 
 Samuel George Phear, Emman., Fellow & Tutor, B.A. 1852, D.D. 1874, 
 Master 1871. 
 
 2707. [Rice, Jas.] The Cambridge Freshman; or. Memoirs of 
 Mr Golightly. By Martin Legrand. Illustrations by Phiz. Lond. 
 1878. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. iv+395. ■ 4.S. M. 
 
 2708. RowE, Richard. Memoir by his Son, R. R. Rowe, F.S.A. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Eeprinted from the Camb. Chronicle, Dee. 21, 1878. Is. 
 
 EichardEowe, B. 1797, Alderman of Camb., D. 1878. 
 
 2709. Scott, R. Pickett. The Place of Shelley among the 
 English Poets of his time. Members' Prize Essay, 1877. Camb. [OCC] 
 1878. Crown 8°. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 63. Boards. Is. 6d. 
 
 2710. Selwyn, G. a. Memorial Sketch of him and of his 
 various Diocesan works. Notice of Selwyn Coll. & of subscriptions to 
 the Memorial. Newcastle-under-Lyme. C. Hicksou. 1878. 12". 
 
 pp. 11. Frontispiece. ls> 
 
 So 
 
 2711. Selwyn. Memorials of Four Brothers. Richmond 
 Hiscoke & Son. [1878.] Fcap. 8 
 
 pp. 77. William, George Augustus, Thomas Kynaston & Charles Jasper 
 Selwyn. Photos of the first two & last. Edited by a sister. 3s. 
 
 2712. Statutes of Queens' Coll., Camb. Submitted to the 
 Camb. Univ. Commissioners. Camb. A. 1878. 8". 
 
 pp. 22. See also Nos. 2188, 2756, 2775, 2778. Is. 6d. 
 
 2713. Statutes of Sidney Coll., Camb., prepared by the 
 governing body, and approved at college meeting, Dec. 14, 1878. 8°. 
 
 pp. 25. See also Nos. 2756, 2775. Is. 6rf. 
 
 2714. Trin. Coll. Camb. Revision of the Statutes. 1878 — 80. 
 
 8°. 
 
 10 pamphlets. From the library of the late Eev. Coutts Trotter. 7s. 6d. 
 
 See also ante Nos. 1598, 2012, 2387.
 
 1879] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 457 
 
 2715. Wright, R. T. The Long Vacation, a suggestion for 
 Univ. Reform. Camb. A. 1878. 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Is. 
 
 2716. Affiliation of Local Colleges. Answers to Questions 
 issued by the V. C, Dec. 20, 1878. 1879. 4°. 
 
 Sheffield & Crystal Palace, pp. 13, Nottingham & Hull, pp. 19. Keport of 
 Syndicate, Mar. 28. Is. 
 
 2717. All Saints' Memorial Cross. Circular with list of sub- 
 scriptions, &c. 1879. 4°. 
 
 pp. 3. Also drawing by Basil Champneys, printed by Spalding. Is. 
 
 2718. Browne, G. F. The Old is Better. Assize Sermon in 
 the Univ. Church, Nov. 8, 1879. Oamb. [CCC] 1879. 8°. 
 
 pp. 14. Is. 
 
 2719. Camb. Ladies' Association for the training & employ- 
 nient of nurses. April, 1879. 8°. 
 
 pp. IG. Also reports 1884 to 1889, DDD, 8". 7 reports. Is. 
 
 2720. Cambridge Review; a Journal of Univ. Life & Thought. 
 Vol. I. (No. 1 Oct. 15, 1879) to Vol. XIV. (June 1892). 000. 4°. 
 
 This periodical is in course of pubHcation, appearing weekly during term. 
 
 The set of 14 vols., £6. Gs. 
 
 2721. Clayton, John R., & Alf. Bell. The Stained Glass of 
 the great west window, King's Coll. Chapel, Camb. 1879. 4". 
 
 pp. 3. Is. 
 
 2722. Human Anatomy & the Natural Science Tripos. 1879. 
 
 4 pamphlets, by Sedley Taylor, Sir G. Humphry, J. Dewar, & F. M. Balfour. 
 
 la. iid. 
 
 2723. Matthew, PIen. J. Shops ok Stores 1 An answer to 
 Mr Lawson's paper entitled "Co-operative stores; a reply to Shop- 
 keepers," in the Nineteenth Century for Fel;. Camb. MMM. 1879. 
 
 Crown 8". 
 
 pp. 24. Second edition same year. Is. 
 
 2724. Beksk School Christmas Annual, 1879. Camb. NNN. 
 
 Crown 8". 
 
 pp. 50. AIho l^eports by Headmaster and ExaminerH 1889, AAA, pp. 43. Is. Cxi.
 
 458 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1879 
 
 2725. Quick, R. H. The Schoolmaster past & future. A 
 lecture. Camb. [FEE.] 1879. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. Is. 
 
 Robert Herbert Quick, B. c. 1832, Trin., B.A. 1854, M.A. 1857, V. Sedbergli 
 1883—7, D. 1891 aged 59. 
 
 2726. Walker, F. A. Childerley : some account of the 
 parishes of, in the hundred of Chesterton, Cambs., &c. Lond. 1879. 16°. 
 
 pp. 51. 2s. 6d. 
 
 Till. Westcott, B. E. From Strength to Strength. Sermon 
 in Westminster Abbey at the consecration of J. B. Lightfoot. Lond. 
 
 1879. 8°. 
 pp. 18. Is. 
 
 2728. Admission of Women to University Degrees. 1880. 
 
 Memorial to the Vice-Chancellor & Council of the Senate, F". ; Copy of state- 
 ment to be laid before the Council simultaneously with Mrs Aldis' memorial, pp. 
 2 ; Analysis of Memorial, pp. 3 ; Non-resident members of the Camb. Senate to 
 the Syndicate appointed to consider memorials, 4«. pp. 14. Is. 6(L 
 
 2729. British Med. Assoc, at Camb., 1880. 
 
 Lists of names & addresses in Camb. of members & non-members who 
 registered in the Eeception room, Aug. 10 to 12. Daily Journal Aug. 10 to 13. 
 Garden Party given by the President & Mrs Humphry : Programme of music &c. 
 ff. 7. British Med. Journal Aug. 14 & 21, containing account of Meeting. Dr 
 Bradbury's address on Modern Scientific Medicine, pp. 24. Together, 2s. 
 
 2730. BuRNAND, E. C. The "A. D. C." being personal reminis- 
 cences of the Univ. Amateur Dramatic Club, Camb. 2nd Edit. Lond. 
 
 1880. 8°. 
 pp. xix-f267. See also ante No. 2277. 5s. 6tL 
 
 2731. Camb. Improvement Commissioners & the Corporation. 
 Case for opinion of R. E. Webster, Q.O., with his answer. 26 Feb., 
 1880. 8°. 
 
 pp. 10. Is. 
 
 2732. Camb. Junior Conservative Club. Annual Dinner, Feb. 
 2, 1880. Speeches of Earl Cadogan, the Borough k County Members, 
 &c. Reprinted from the Camb. Chron., Feb. 7, 1880. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 45. Is. 
 
 2733. Camb. Lotos Club. Wreath of Songs. Camb. [CCC] 
 1880. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. 63. Dedicated to O. Browning. 2s. 6(7. 
 
 For names of contributors see New Songs, post No. 2747.
 
 1880] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 459 
 
 2734. Copies of 222 Marriage Registers from the Parish 
 Book of St Mary's Church, in Whittlesey, Cambs., 1662—1672. Copied 
 from the original &, published by Jas. Coleman. 1880. 8°. 
 
 pp. 9. Is. 6d. 
 
 2735. Farren, Robert. Etchings to accompany Cooper's Le 
 Keux's Memorials of Cambridge. Numbered proofs in portfolio. 
 1880—82. 
 
 (50 copies.) £3. 3s. 
 
 For description of these see ante No. 2030* (/). 
 
 (h) Cambridge and its Neighbourhood. Drawn & etched by 
 R. Farren. With introduction by J. W. Clark. Camb. 1881. 
 
 Imperial 4". 
 
 31 plates iuchxding title (giving 40 etchings) together with engraved titles to 
 
 25 plates. Introduction, pp. G. Cloth gilt. (300 copies.) 52,s. 6d. 
 
 Also Proofs on large paper, half bound. (45 copies.) £7. 7.5-. 
 
 (c) The Granta and the Cam : from Bykon's Pool to Ely. 
 Camb. 1881. Imperial 4". 
 
 36 plates, title & contents ff. 2, and printed title to each plate. Cloth. 52s. (id. 
 Also Proofs on large paper, half morocco. (50 copies. ) £8. Ss. 
 
 (d) The Fen Lands of Cambridgeshire. Camb, 1883. Large F°. 
 
 Title and letterpress ff. 9. 16 illustrations, Artist's proofs. (50 copies.) 
 
 £4. 14s. M. 
 
 (e) Cathedral Cities : Ely & Norwich. With Introduction 
 by Edward A. Freeman. Camb. 1883. Imperial 4'\ 
 
 38 plates (including title and contents). Introduction pp. 17. Dutch hand- 
 made paper. Cloth. (300 copies.) £3. 3s. 
 Also Tkoofs, i'"., on Japanese paper, half bound. (100 copies.) £6. 6s. 
 
 (/) The Battle Ground of the Eights. The Thames. The 
 
 Isis. The Cam. Camb. 1884. Oblong F«. 
 
 10 plates (including title, and 3 of each river). 7s. bd. 
 
 Illuatrations of Greek Plays at Camhridye. 
 
 (y) Pencil Jottings from the Aja.k of .Sophocles as reprk- 
 sented at Camb. Nov. 29 to Dec. 2, 1882. 4". 
 
 All sold. 
 
 (h) The iiiRDs OF Aristophanes. As peufohmki) Nov. 1883, 
 iiib. 1883. Oblong 4". 
 
 12 plates (including title). 138. Pkoofs, cloth. 47 
 
 s.
 
 460 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDaE BOOKS. [1880 
 
 (i) The Eumenides of Aeschylus. A series of etchings to 
 illusti'ate the " Eumenides," as represented by Members of the Univ. 
 Dec. 1 to 5, 1885. Camb. 1886. Oblong 4°. 
 
 7 plates (including title), & list of plates & characters 1 f. (250 copies.) 10s. 6d. 
 Also Proofs on Japanese paper, cloth. (100 copies.) 21s. 
 
 (A;) The "Oedipus Tyrannus" of Sophocles, as represented 
 Nov. 22 to 26, 1887. Camb. 1888. Oblong F". 
 
 7 plates (including title), and list of j^lates &c. 1 f. (150 copies.) 10s. 6d. 
 
 Also Pkoofs on "Whatman paper. (100 copies.) Cloth. 21s. 
 
 2736. Humphry, G. M. Cambridge : the Town, Univ., & Col- 
 leges. Camb. MMM. 1880.. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 44, with map. For the visit of the British Medical Association. Is. 
 
 2737. Memorial to the V ice-Chancellor & Members of the 
 Botanic Garden Syndicate on the opening of the Botanic Gardens to 
 Members of the Senate & their friends on Sunday afternoons. 
 
 With circular letter dated June 10, 1880 ; also notice of non-placeting grace 
 for opening Gardens, May 19, 1881, by W. Cunningham & F. WaUis. Is. 
 
 2738. Raven, John Jas. Godliness & Permanence. Commemo- 
 ration Sermon in Emman. Coll. Chapel, Nov. 23, 1879. Camb. FFF. 
 1880. 8 
 
 
 
 pp. 16. On the title is a woodcut of Emman. Coll. from Le Keux's Memorials. 6d. 
 John James Eaven, Emman., B.A. 1857, D.D. 1872, V. Fressingfield 1885. 
 
 2739. Selwyn Memorial. List of Subscribers, Committee etc., 
 ik description of the aim of College by Hon. & Rev. A. T. Lyttelton. 
 [1880.] 8°. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 12. With MS. additions, also addenda & corrigenda, 2 pp. Letter 
 of the Memorial Committee to the Senate containing statement by the Master 
 elect, 4°. pp. 4, 1881 ; & order of Service at Installation of the Master, Oct. 10, 
 1882, 4". pp. 4. Together, 2s. 
 
 2740. Univ. & College Estates Act Amendment. Bill en- 
 tituled an Act to amend the Univ. & College Estates Act, 1858. 
 Lond. 1880. E°. 
 
 pp. 3. Also the Act, 7 Sept. 1880, pp. 4. Is. 
 
 2741. Univ. of Camb. Teachers' Training Syndicate. Exam. 
 for Certificates, Lectures for ensuing year, Regulations for 1881, &c. 
 Lond. [Camb. CCC] 1880. 8 
 
 pp. 15. Is 
 
 o
 
 1881] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 4G1 
 
 2742. [Arnold, E. V.] Short account of Univ. & College 
 Finance, with a discussion of the proposed taxation of the Colleges. 
 Camb. 000. 1881. 8". 
 
 pp. 36. Folding table. Is- 
 
 2743. BiRcn, W. de Gray. Memorials op St. Guthlac op 
 Crowland. Collected from the original MSS. Wisbech. 1881. Royal 8'^. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. lv + 80. Frontispiece & 10 autotype plates. 21s. 
 
 Plates : Guthlae's Stone at Brotherhouse near Crowland ; Plan of Founda- 
 tions on site of Guthlae's cell ; 9 autotype reproductions from the Harley Eoll 
 Y. G in the British Museum. 
 
 2744. [Bowling, E. W.] The Battle op the Pons Trium Tro- 
 janorum. A lay sung in the Temple of Minerva Girtonensis. Camb. 
 W. 1881. 8°. 
 
 pp. 7. Eeprinted from the Eagle. Is- 6^^ 
 
 2745. Box OP Bonbons. In three acts. 1881. Crown 8°. 
 pp. 23. Henry Bradshaw from the Author. March 1, 1882. Is. Gd. 
 
 2746. Bradshaw, H. The University Library. Papers con- 
 tributed to the Camb. Univ. Gazette, 1869. [FFF] Macmillan & 
 Bowes. Camb. 1881. 8°. 
 
 pp. 30 + f. 1. This constitutes "Memoranda" No. 6. Is. 
 
 2747. Camb. Lotos Club. New Songs. Camb. [FFF.] 1881. 
 
 Fcap. 8°. 
 
 fif. 4 + pp. 47. Ded. to Prof. Seeley. 2s. 
 
 Contributors : E. E. Christie, Christ's; A. E. Eopes, King's; W. B. WooUam, 
 Pet.; J. K. Stephen, King's; W. J. Sparrow-Simpson, Trin.; H. F. Wilson, 
 Trin.; J. A. Piatt, Trin. 
 
 2748. Camb. Philological Society. Transactions. Edited by 
 J. P. Postgate. Vol. I. 1872—80, [Hertford, S. Austin & Son] 1881. 
 Vol. IL 1881—82, [Hertford] 1883. Vol. III. part 1, 1886, part 2, 
 1889, part 3, 1890. PPP. 8°. 
 
 All published up to the present time. Vol. I. pp. xiii + 420. Vol. II. pp. 
 viii + 285, Vol. III. parts 1—3, pp. 186. 
 
 Contributors : E. B. Birks, Prince L. L. Bonaparte, E. Burn, E. B. Cowell, 
 H. D. Darbishire, C. A. M. Fenncll, P. Gardner, P. Giles, .Tas. Gow, H. TTager, 
 C. E. Haskins, H. Hayman, E. D. Hicks, H. Jackson, E. C. Jcbb, B. H. Kennedy, 
 W. Leaf, S. S. Lewis, G. C. Macaulay, E. Magmisson, J. E. B. Mayor, H. A. J 
 Munro, -T. E. Nixon, F. A. Paley, J. P. Postgate, W. Eidgoway, H. J. Eoby, 
 J. E. Sandys, E. Shilleto, H. Sidgwick, W. W. Skeat, H. Sweet, C. Taylor, 
 E. S. Thompson, H. F. Tozcr, A. W. Verrall, E. Whitelaw, A. H. Wratislaw, 
 Count E. Wratislaw, J. Zupitza, &c. 
 
 (b) Proceedings, 1882—1887. Lond. 1888—92. 
 
 Camb. PPP. 8". 
 
 Nob. I. to XXX. in 13 parts, each year having an index. The first three nos. 
 (Proccedin(j>i for 1882) arc also in the end of Vol. H. of the Transactions above. 
 
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 (c) Camb. Philological Soc. Pronunciation of Latin in the 
 Augustan Period. Lond. 1887. 8". 
 
 pp. 8. Also Memoranda 1878—79, CCC, 8". pp. 32. 
 
 The set, 21s. 
 
 2749. Clayton, Ohas. Sermons preached in Camb. 1st Series. 
 5th Edit. Lond. 1881. Post 8°. 
 
 pp. xvi + 478. With 2nd Series, Lond. 1865, Post 8". pp. xx + 409. 2 vols. 
 Cloth. 4s. 
 
 2750. Hellenic Society. Cambridge Branch. 1881. Rules, 
 list of Members, &c. 8**. 
 
 pp. 7. Is. 
 
 2751. Memorbook op Nurnberg, containing the names of the 
 Jews martyred in that city in the year 5109 = 1349 a.d. From the 
 unique MS. in the Univ. Library, Camb., marked add. 1506. Edited 
 by W. H. Lowe. Lond. 1881. 8°. 
 
 pp. 29. 2s. 
 
 2752. Pilgrimage to Cambridge in the year 1900. By Ignotus 
 Ignoramus Muddlehead, M. A. An allegory. Camb. [Lond. pr.] 1881.8°. 
 
 pp. 18. Autograph of Henry Bradshaw. Is. 
 
 2753. Rowing, Steering, & Coaching on the Cam. Camb. 
 1881. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 38. Is. 
 
 2754. Sandys, J. E. In Memoriam W. H. Bateson. [1881.] 8°. 
 pp. 23. From the Eagle. Is. 
 
 2755. Satthianadhan, S. Sketch of the Philosophy of India. 
 Camb. NNN. [1881.] Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. 14. From the Camb. Revieiv, May 4 & 11, Is. 
 
 2756. Statutes. Proposed statutes for the Colleges. Lond. 
 
 1881. E°. 
 
 Emmanuel, pp. 28; St John's, pp. 29; Caius, pp. 34; Clare, pp. 21; 
 Downing, pp. 20 ; Jesus, pp. 21 ; King's, pp. 28; Magd. pp. 18; Pemb. pp. 20; 
 Queens', pp. 18 ; Sid. pp. 24 ; Trin. Hall, pp. 18. Together, 6s. 
 
 2757. Balfour (F. M.) Memorial Fund. [1882.] 
 
 Agenda of meeting for May 26, pp. 4. 
 
 Eeport of meeting, Oct. 21. Crown 8°. A, 1882, pp. 35. 
 
 Undergraduate meeting at the Union, Oct. 30, 000. Is.
 
 1882] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 463 
 
 2758. [Ball, A. J. A.] Business (1) at the Bunion by a Speaker. 
 Camb. 000. [c. 1882.] 8". 
 
 pp.17. Autograph of H. Bradshaw, & names filled in, including "Ball 
 (the author)." 2s. 
 
 2759. Bill to amend the constitution of the Univ. committee 
 of the Privy Council ; &c, 1882. F°. 
 
 pp. 4. Is. 
 
 2760. BoNNEY, T. G. A Chapter in the life history of an old 
 University. Lecture to the students of Univ. Coll. Lond., Oct. 4, 
 
 1881. Camb. 1882. 8°. 
 
 pp. 23. Is. 
 
 2761. Cambridge Meteor. Vol. I. Nos. 1 to 7. June 7 to 
 14, 1882. Small 4°. 
 
 pp. 140. Published daily during the Race week ; illustrated covers. 3s. Gd. 
 
 2762. Camb. Univ. & Town Gas Light Company & the Camb. 
 Improvement Commissioners. Contract for lighting the town for 7 
 years from June 1, 1882, determinable at end of 3rd or 5th year. 
 Camb. FFF. 1882. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 24. Is. 
 
 2763. Camb. Univ. Election. 1882. 20 fly-sheets &c. 
 Candidates, Raikes & Stuart. 2s. Gd. 
 
 2764. Downing, E. P. N. Case, with regard to Classical 
 Tripos. 1882—3. 
 
 14 letters &c. Is. Gd. 
 
 2765. GiRTON College. Life at Girton by a Student. Lond. 
 
 1882. 8°. 
 pp. 10. Is. 
 
 2766. Hill, A. G, Tourists' Guide to the County op Camb. 
 With description of the chief objects of interest, topographical, histori- 
 cal, tk antiquarian. With map & plan. Lond. 1882. 10°. 
 
 pp. viii + 131. 28. 
 
 2767. Hope, W. St. J. Seals & Armorial Insignia op the 
 Univ. (k Colleges of Camb. The Univ. (Part I., all published). Lond. 
 [1882.] 40. 
 
 pp. «. 4 plates. Ig. Gd. 
 
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 2768. Medical Acts Commission. Report of ,H. M. Commis- 
 sioners on the Grant of Medical Degrees, &c., witli subjoined Memo- 
 randa. Lond. 1882. F°. 
 
 f. 1+pp. xxvii. Is. 
 
 2769. Potts, R. A few brief remarks on the recent legisla- 
 tion for the Colleges & the Univ. of Camb. Lond. 1882. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 2770. Report on New Institutions. 
 
 Notice of non-placeting on June 1, 1882, by H. Jackson & F. M. Balfour, 
 May 27 ; Letter to the Senate giving notice of opposing Grace to confirm 
 amended report. May 31 ; Answers to Jackson & Balfour, by G. D. Liveing, May 
 29, & by H. Sidgwick & C. Trotter, May 31. Is. M. 
 
 2771. [Ricardo, T. W.] How little Winks took his friends 
 to see the Cambridge Anatomical Museum. Originally published in 
 the ' Light Blue.' Camb. KKK. 1882. 8». 
 
 pp. 20. Is. 
 
 2772. St. John's Coll. Admissions. Part I. Jan. 16f|^ — 
 July 1665. Camb. A. 1882. 8°. 
 
 pp. xxxiv + 172. Edited by Prof. J. E. B. Mayor, 2s. &d. 
 
 (b) Part IL July 1665— July 1715. Camb. A. 
 
 1893. 8°. 
 
 pp. Ixxxviii + 496. Edited by Prof. Mayor & R. F. Scott, pp. ix — xxxviii con- 
 tain notes on Part I., and pp. 221 — 345 indices of Persons & Places to Part I. 8s. 
 
 (c) Parts I. & II. together in one vol. Cloth. 10s. 6rf. 
 
 2773. Schiller-Szinessy, S. M. Speech on the persecution of 
 the Jews in Russia, at the meeting in the Guildhall, Camb., Feb. 15, 
 1882. [Camb. A.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 8, Is. 
 
 2774. Sophocles. Ajax, as represented at Camb., Nov. 29, 30, 
 Dec. 1, 2, 1882 in St. Andrew's Hall. With English translation by 
 R. C. Jebb. Camb. [A.] 1882. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii+89. Also notice of representation, signed H. F. Wilson, May 23, 
 1882. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2775. Statutes made by the Commissioners for the following 
 
 Colleges ; St. Peter's, Clare, Pembroke, Caius, Corpus, Queens', Jesus, 
 
 & Sidney. (Univ. of Oxford & Camb. Act, 1877.) Lond. 1882. 8°. 
 
 pp. 109. 2s. 6d.
 
 1883] Y. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 465 
 
 2776. Statutes of the Univ. of Camb. with some Acts of 
 Parliament relating to the Univ. Camb. A. 1882. 8°. 
 
 pp. 232. Also Book of Statutes; Draft for Consideration Oct. 5, 1882, pp. 
 129. Together, 26'. 6d. 
 
 2777. of Pemb. Coll., Camb. Camb. A. 1882. 8". 
 
 pp. 36. Is. 6d. 
 
 2778. of Queens' Coll., Camb. [PPP.] 1882. 8°. 
 
 pp. 36. Is. 6d. 
 
 2779. YoTE for the Pink 'Un ■ or Pottinger & the Prince of 
 Darkness. Camb. for the Author. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Is. 
 
 2780. Welcome; a magazine for the home circle. Jan. 1882. 
 
 Royal 8°. 
 
 Containing a short account of Camb., with 5 views. Is. 
 
 2781. Westcott, B. F. The Symbol of our Inheritance. A 
 sermon in King's Coll. Chapel, Nov. 26, 1882. Camb. [PPP.] 1882. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. With note by Bichard Okas. Is. 
 
 Brooke Foss Westcott, nr. BirminRham B. 1825, Trin., Fellow, B.A. 18i8, 
 D.D. 1870, Regius Prof, of Divinity 1870, King's, Fellow 1882, Canon of Peter- 
 borough 1869—87, Canon of Westminster 1883, Bp. of Durham 1889. 
 
 2782. Whewell, Wm. Life, & selections from correspondence. 
 By Mrs. Stair Douglas. 2nd Edit. Lond. 1882. 8°. 
 
 pp. XV + 591. Portrait. Cloth. 3s. 6d. 
 
 2783. \YooD, J. Spicek. The Position of Members of the 
 Church of England in a College in the Univ. of Camb. Letter to the 
 Bp. of Ely. Camb. FFF. 1882. 8". 
 
 pp. 33. Is. 
 
 2784. Benuall, Cecil. Catalogue op Buddhist Sanscrit MSS. 
 in the Univ. Lib. with introductory notices and illustrations of the 
 palaeography <fe chronology of Nepal & Bengal. Camb. A. 1883. 8°. 
 
 pp. xii + lvi + 225 + f. 1, list of catalogues of MSS. 6 folding plates. 8s. 
 
 2785. Camb. Univ. Reporter, Dec. 17, 1883, containing Report 
 of proceedings respecting the Portraits of the Duke of Devonshire, 
 Chancellor of the Univ. 4". 
 
 pp. 2'.J(} to 307. Also Vicc-Chanccllor's notice of mooting Doc. U, 1883. Is.
 
 466 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1883 
 
 2786. Camb. Urban Sanitary Authority. Proposed new Bye- 
 Laws with I'espect to Nuisances, new Streets & Buildings. [A.] 1883. 
 
 8". 
 pp. 39. Is. 
 
 2787. C. E. Y. M. S. Camb. Auxiliary. 35th Report, list of 
 
 members, &c. Camb. QQQ. 1883. 8°. 
 
 pp. 21. Also 38th to 44th reports, 1886—93, and Library Catalogue DDD, 
 1867, Crown 8». pp. 44. Is. 
 
 2788. Palmer, E. H. Life and Achievements. By Walter 
 Besant. 2nd Edit. Lond. 1883. Crown 8". 
 
 pp. xi + 430, giving at end a list of his works. Portrait. Cloth. 5s. 
 
 2789. Questions addressed to the several Boards of Studies 
 and of Library and Museums & Lecture-Rooms Syndicates, with their 
 answers. 4°. 
 
 pp. 50. Is. M. 
 
 2790. Relief Society op Camb. Circular on the question op 
 
 'out-door relief under the Poor Law. Private & confidential. May 
 
 16, 1883. 4". 
 
 pp. 4. Also notice of meeting of Guarantors, June 7, signed C. A. Swainson, 
 & " Out-door Eehef " reprinted from the Chronicle, June 2. Is. 
 
 2791. Sandys, J. E. Speeches by the Public Orator in the 
 Senate House, June 13, 1883. 4°. 
 
 pp. 7. Is. 
 
 2792. ScHiLLER-SziNESSY, S. M. The first book of the Psalms 
 according to the text of the Camb. MS. Bible, Add. 465, with the 
 longer commentary of R. David Qimchi critically edited from 19 MSS. 
 and the early editions. Camb. [Printed in Vienna.] 1883. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. 130. Is. 6d. 
 
 2793. Stage Plays (Oxford & Camb.). Bill to repeal so much 
 of 6 & 7 Vict., chap. 68, as empowers the Vice-Chancellors to veto the 
 performance of Stage Plays. 1883. F°. 
 
 pp. 2. Is. 
 
 2794. Treherne, Geo. G. T., & J. H. D. Goldie. Record op 
 the Univ. Boat Race 1829 — 80, and of the Commemoration Dinner, 
 1881. Printed by Wm. Spottiswoode O. U. B. C. With Illustrations. 
 Lond. 1883. 4". 
 
 ff. 4-t-pp. 207. 5 plates. 9s,
 
 1884] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 467 
 
 2795. Westcott, B. F. Waiting for Power from on High. 
 
 Sermon in Peterhouse Chapel, after Ascension Day, 1883, Camb. 
 
 [PPP.] 1883. 8°. 
 
 pp. 11. Is. 
 
 2796. Prop. Westcott on the Bible Society, Speech 
 
 at a meeting of the Camb. Univ. Branch of the B. &, F. Bible See, 
 
 May 23, 1883. 8°. 
 
 pp. 4. 6d. 
 
 2797. Whitworth, W. A. The Victims op Ignorance &■ the 
 Trustees of Knowledge. Sermon in St. John's Chapel, Jan. 28, 1883. 
 Camb. [Lond. pr.] 8". 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 2798. Wood, T. W. Degrees, Gowns & Hoods of the British, 
 Colonial, Indian, & American Univs. &, Colleges. Lond. [1883.] 4°. 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. 36. Cloth. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2799. Ye true Blue. Occasional Jottings of Varsity Vagaries. 
 Edited by Phil. (Ye Archimedian Lever ! A Goose Quill !) Nos. 1 & 
 2. Camb. WWW. 8°. 
 
 No. 1. pp. 33, with Photo of a group. No. 2. pp. 31. 2s. 6rf. 
 
 2800. Blue 'Un. A Journal of University Life. Vol. I. 
 No. 1. May 31, 1884. 4". 
 
 pp. 8 & Supplement pp. 2. Is. 
 
 2801. Camb. Improvement Commissioners. Clause 81, Valuation 
 Bill, 1879, &c. 1884. 8". 
 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 2802. [Crooke, C. H.] With the Best Intentions. A tale of 
 undergraduate life at Camb. By John Bickerdyko, M.A. Lond. 1884. 
 
 Crown 8". 
 pp. xii + 139. 2s. Gd. 
 
 2803. P]mmanuel Coll., Camb. Commemoration of the, Three 
 Hundredth Anniversary of the Foundation. 1884. [Camb. PPP.] S". 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 99. Photo of Founder reproduced from painting done for the college 
 in 1588. Not pubhshed. Cloth. 4s. 6d. 
 
 2803*. Graduati Cantabrigienses ; 1800 — 84. Cura H. 11. 
 
 Luard. Cantab. A. 1884. 8°, 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. (;82 + f. 1 ("Eodem editore"). Cloth. lOx. (W. 
 
 For other editions see ante No. 2(J0'.).
 
 468 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1884 
 
 2804. Harvard, John. Memorial. The gift to Harvard Univ. 
 of S. J. Bridge. Ceremonies at tlie unveiling of the Statue, Oct. 15, 
 1884, with address by G. E. Ellis. Camb. [Mass.] Wilson & Son, 
 Univ. Press. 1884. 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. Is. Qd. 
 
 2805. Macleod, H. D. Address to the Board of Electors to 
 the Professorship of Polit. Econ. in the Univ. of Camb. Nov. 29, 
 
 1884. Lond. F". 
 pp. 44 + ff. 4. Is. 
 
 2806. May Bee. Nos. 1 to 7. June 4 to 11, 1884. Crown 4°. 
 
 pp. iv+ 110. Issued daily during the Eace week, each number having a boat- 
 race card. Illustrated. 2s. Gd. 
 
 2807. Shuckburgh, E. S. Laurence Chaderton, D.D. (First 
 Master of Emmanuel), translated from a memoir of Dr Dillingham, with 
 notes & illustrations. Richard Farmer, D.D. {Master, 1775 — 1797). 
 An Essay. Camb. [FFF.] 1884. 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + 63. Facsimile signatures of Chaderton, Dillingham, & Farmer. 2s. 
 
 2808. Sinker, R. Catalogue op English Books printed before 
 mdci now in the Library of Trin. Coll. Camb. Camb. [FFF.] 1885. 8°. 
 
 pp. XV + 488. 10s. 6d. 
 
 2809. ToDHUNTER, IsAAc. In Memoriam. From Camb. Review, 
 March 5, 12, 19. Camb. 1884. Crown 8". 
 
 pp. 60. 2s. Qd. 
 
 2810. Blore, E. W. Sermon at St. Luke's on the day of the 
 
 dedication of the newly built portion, Feb. 3, 1885. Camb. QQQ. 
 
 1885. 8°. 
 pp. 12. Is. 
 
 2811. Bowling, E. W. Sagittulae, Random Verses. Camb. 
 KKK. 1885. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + 196. Contains " Pons Trium Trojanorum." 2s. Qd. 
 
 2812. Dickens' Dictionary of the Univ. of Camb. 1885 — 86. 
 Lond. 1885. Fcap. 8". 
 
 pp. 128, with plan. Is. M. 
 
 2813. Finch, G. B. Legal Education, its aim & method. 
 Inaugural Lecture at Queens', Oct. 16, 1885. Camb. [PPP.] 8". 
 
 pp. 16. Is.
 
 1886] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 469 
 
 2814. Fisher, O. How shall I vote ? A question for church 
 goers. Part of a Sermon at Harlton, Sept. 27, 1885. Camb. KKK. 
 
 Fcap. 8°. 
 pp. 4. Kepriuted from the Camb. Express, 6d. 
 
 2815. Glover, Wm. Memoirs of a Cambridge Chorister. 2 
 vols. Lend. 1885. Crown 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. xvi + 328. Vol. II. pp. xii + 324. Cloth. is. Qd. 
 
 2816. Medical & Surgical Degrees. Regulations & Schedules. 
 Camb. A. 1885. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. 34. Is. 
 
 2817. Morgan, H. A. Geo. E. Corrie. A sermon in Jesus 
 Coll. Chapel, Oct. 25, 1885. Camb. A. 1885. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. Gd. 
 
 2818. Moulton, R. G. The Univ. Extension Movement. With 
 iutroduction by Prof. Stuart. Lond. [1885.] 8°. 
 
 pp. vi + 61. Is. 
 
 Richard Green Moulton, Preston B. 1849, Christ's, B.A. 1874, M.A. 1877. 
 
 2819. Redistribution op Seats Act, 1885. Return showing 
 the contents of County Divisions. The County of Camb. with map 
 showing boundaries of each division. Lond. 1885. F°. 
 
 pp. 5 & map. Is. 
 
 2820. Walford's Antiquarian. Sept. 1885. 4°. 
 
 Containing "England in 1689, Part II., being extracts from a Diary written 
 by Samuel Sewall, the American judge," giving an account of Cambridge. Is. 6d 
 
 2821. Armytage, H. The Cam and Camb. Rowing. Camb. 
 MMM. [1886.] Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. 77. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2821*. JjRADSiiAW. A IIalf-Century of Notes on the Day- 
 Book of John Dome, Bookseller in Oxford, a.d. 1520, as edited by 
 F. Madan for the Oxford Historical Society. Contributed by Henry 
 Bradshaw. Cambridge. 1886. F". 
 
 ff. 32, in lithographed facsimile of Mr. Bradshaw's handwriting. Dr Luard's 
 copy. Not published. 30s. 
 
 2822. Camb. Univ. Boat Club. Rules & Regulations. Reviskd, 
 May iHfiC). KKK. 1886. 12 
 
 1.1). 19. is 
 
 o
 
 470 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1886 
 
 2823. Camb. Univ. Magazine. A weekly journal of general 
 interest. Nos. 1 to 6. May 6 to June 10, 1886. Camb. RRR. F''. 
 
 pp. 68. Wliite covers printed in light blue. Also No. 13 Nov. 23, pr. at 
 London, pp. 141 — 152, brown cover, 3s. Qd. 
 
 2824. Camb. Univ. Periodicals. (In the Camb. Review, Vol. 
 VII., No. 171, March 10, 1886.) Camb. 000. 4°. 
 
 pp. 258 & 259. 2s. M. 
 
 2825. Chanticleer. (Jesus College Magazine.) No. 1, Oct. 
 1885, to No. 24, May 1893. FFF, I. & II.; Ipswich, III— VIIL; 
 000, IX— XXIV. 8°. 
 
 Each number paged separately. The set, 30s. 
 
 2826. Christ's Coll. Magazine. Nos. 1 to 12. Easter 1886 to 
 Lent 1890. Camb. (Nos. 1 to 4, Lond. pr.; 5 to 10, 000 ; 11 & 12, 
 A.) Crown 8°. 
 
 Each No. paged separately until Oct. 1888, when the three numbers appearing 
 in the academical year are paged continuously. 6 illustrations. 12.?. 
 
 Contributors : J. G. Adami, F. H. Chase, J. W. Clark, A. J. Evans, Edmund 
 Gosse, F. Jenkinson, Prof. Middleton, J. Peile, Prof. Robinson, W. H. D. Eouse, 
 Prof. Seeley, A. E. Shipley, Prof. Skeat, Prof. W. E. Smith, &c. 
 
 2827. Election, Camb., 1886. The Political Looking-Glass 
 for the Electors of Camb. Remarkable speech by an Ex-Cabinet 
 Minister (Hon. J. Munro), in Free Trade Hall, Manchester, Oct. 13, 
 1885. Camb. 000. Broadside. 
 
 Also placard giving poUing stations & candidates, DDD, & Liberal placard, 
 ERE. Is. 
 
 2828. FoRDHAM, John Hampden, Loving Memories of, [by his 
 wife.] A Home Sketch with extracts from letters & notes of Gospel 
 addresses. For private circulation. [1886.] Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 152. Portrait. 3s. 6d. 
 
 2829. Glaisher, J. W. L. The Mathematical Tripos. Presi- 
 dential address before the Lond. Math. Society, Nov, 11, 1886. 
 Lond. 8°. 
 
 pp. 37. Is. 6d. 
 
 2829*. Guide. The Railway Traveller's Walk through Cam- 
 bridge. 7th Edit. About 100 illustrations. Camb. KKK. [c. 1886.] 
 
 Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii+ff. 2-l-pp. 152. Plan on back of cover. Is. 
 
 For other Guides see ante No. 2498 & post No. 2861.
 
 1886] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 471 
 
 2830. HoRE, J. P. History of Newmarket, and the Annals of 
 the Turf : with memoirs & biographical notices of the habitues of New- 
 market, and the notable turfites from the earliest times to the end of 
 the 17th century. 3 vols. Lond. 1886. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. To death of James I. pp. ix + f. 1 + pp. 364. 2 plates. 
 Vol. II. 1625—1080, ff. 3 + pp. 386. 1 plate. 
 
 Vol. III. 1681 to end of 17th cent. Annals of the turf from 1660 to end of 
 17th cent., pp. viii + 431:. 1 plate. l-ls. 
 
 2831. Noble, T. C. The names of those who subscribed To- 
 wards the defence of this couutiy at the time of the Spanish Armada, 
 1588, & the amounts. With historical introduction. Lond. 1886. 
 
 Crown 8°. 
 pp. XXXV -h 92. Cambs. pp. 6 to 8. Is. 6d. 
 
 2832. Universities (Oxford &, Camb.). Return of the follow- 
 ing particulars : — Univ. Professorships, Readerships, Lectureships, 
 Fellowships, Number of Students, College & Univ. Statutes, amount & 
 aiDplication of the Univ. fund. By Mr Thorold Rogers. Lond. 188G. F°, 
 
 pp. 74. 2s. 
 
 2833. Willis, Rob. The Architectural History of the Univ. 
 
 of Camb., and of the Colleges of Camb. and Eton. Edited with large 
 
 additions, and brought up to the present time, by John Willis Clark. 
 
 4 vols. Camb. A. 1886. Imperial 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. pp. xxxvi + cxxxvii + 630. Vol. II. pp. xv-l-776. Vol. III. pp. xi + 722. 
 Vol. IV. pp. vi, 29 plates & 12 transparent linen plans. The 4 vols., £5. 5s. 
 
 PLATES. 
 Vol. I. 
 Clare Coll. Elevation of bay of E. side of W. range in present state. 
 
 „ ,, E. front of gateway in W. range. 
 Pemb. Coll. reduced from Loggan, c. 1688. 
 Caius Coll. Gonville Court & part of Caius Court reduced from Loggan. 
 
 ,, „ Gate of Honour, from Caius Court, restored. 
 Trinity Hall, reduced from Loggan. 
 Corpus Coll. ,, ,, ,, 
 
 Eton Coll. Kitchen, from drawing by Paul Sandby. 
 ,, ,, reduced from Loggan. 
 
 ,, ,, E. front of Cloister Court, or Fellows' buildings, from Romney Lock. 
 ,, ,, Interior of ,, ,, looking S.W., shewing part of Election 
 
 Hall, Lupton's Tower, & part of the Library. 
 „ „ S. side of Hall Ac. after the restoration of 1858 ; from Lytc. 
 ,, ,, Interior of Chapel, looking E., after changes begun in 1847 ; from 
 
 Lyte. 
 ,, ,, ,, ,, Hall, looking W., shewing changes begun in 1858 ; from 
 
 Lyte. 
 King's Cull. ,, ,, Old Court, looking S., reduced from Loggan. 
 
 ,, ,, Exterior of S. & W. sides of same reduced from Univ. Almanack 
 
 plate for 1822. 
 ,, ,, N.W. corner of exterior of Old Court, with E. front of Trinity Hall. 
 ,, ,, Tower at S.E. angle of Chapel. 
 ,, ,, liay of W. side of rood-loft or orgau-scrcou.
 
 472 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1886 
 
 Vol. II. 
 
 Queeus' Coll. reduced from Loggan. 
 St. Oath. Hall, „ ,, ,, 
 
 Jesus Coll. ,, ,, ), 
 
 „ „ Longitudinal section of Chapel by Prof. Willis. 
 „ ,, Transverse section of the same „ „ ,, 
 
 „ „ N. arcade of roof-story gallery „ „ „ 
 
 ,, „ S. wall of Chaucel shewing piscina, sedilia, arcade & lower portion 
 of windows. 
 Christ's CoU. reduced from Loggan. 
 St. John's CoU. „ „ „ 
 
 „ Facsimile of part of design made by Ealph Symons for W. side 
 
 of Second Court. 
 „ S. wall of Hospital of St. John the Evangelist ; from photo 1863. 
 Magd. Coll. reduced from Loggan. 
 
 Trin. Coll. „ ,, Hammond's plan of Camb. 1592. 
 
 „ „ „ M Loggan. 
 
 ,, „ Scheme for laying out Great Court, probably c. 1595. 
 „ „ Interior of Hall, looking N., from Le Keux. 
 „ „ Great Court, looking to N.E. corner „ ,, 
 ,, ,, Interior of Library, looking S. ,, ,, 
 
 „ „ W. front of ,, from „ ,, 
 
 E. end of Nevile's Court, shewing Hall & Tribunal, from Le Keux. 
 Interior of Chapel, looking E., by Storer. 
 „ „ „ „ „ „ W., from Le Keux. 
 
 ,, ,, Fountain in Great Court. 
 „ ,, E. front of Nevile's Gate. 
 
 ,, ,, Interior of King's or New Court, from Le Keux. 
 Emman. CoU. reduced from Loggan. 
 
 „ Facsimile of part of design by Sii- Chr. Wren for Chapel & GaUery. 
 ,, ,, W. front, from Le Keux. 
 
 Sidney Coll. reduced from Loggan. 
 „ „ Elevation of garden-front of E. range, reduced from a drawing by 
 
 Jeffry Wyatt 1821. 
 „ ,, Interior of HaU, by Storer. 
 
 „ „ Garden-front, „ „ , after alterations in 1821, 
 
 Vol. HI. 
 
 Schools Quadrangle, reduced from Loggan. 
 Fitzwilliam Museum, General view of Exterior. 
 King's Coll. Bay of organ-screen made 1531 — 35. 
 Trin. Coll. Nevile's gate. 
 ,, „ Fountain. 
 
 2834. Camb. Ray Club. Instituted March 11, 1837. Camb. 
 
 GGG. 1887. S°- 
 
 pp 21. By C. C. Babington, containing list of members, with a history of 
 
 the club. !*• *^^- 
 
 2835. Camb. Univ. Local Lectures. Report of Conference in 
 the Senate House on the affiliation of local centres to the Univ., March 
 9, 1887. Camb. A. 1887. Crown 8". 
 
 pp. 94. 6^- 
 
 2836 Coubertin, B^^' de. Souvenirs d'Oxford et de Cambridge. 
 
 8°. 
 
 pp. 705 to 727 of Le Correspondant, 25 Aug. 1887, Paris. 2s. 6d.
 
 1887] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 473 
 
 2837. Lewis-Jones, Wm. Educational value of the study op 
 English Literature. Members' Prize Essay, 1887. Bangor. 8°. 
 
 pp. 43. Is. 
 
 2838. [Lynch, R. I.] Delectus Seminum quae Hortus Botani- 
 cus Univ. Cantab, pro mutua commutatione offert. Cantab. A. 1887. 8°. 
 
 pp. 15. Is. 
 
 2839. Mechanical Sciences Tripos. Fly sheets. 1887. 
 
 Jas. Stuart, March 7 ; W. L. Mollison & J. Larmor, March 8 ; J. J. Thomson 
 & K. T. Glazebrook, March 9 ; Jas. Lyon, March 9 ; W. N. Shaw, March 9 ; 
 Coutts Trotter & A. Cayley, n. d. I*-. M. 
 
 2840. Newton, A., & J. W. Clark. The Woodwardian Pro- 
 fessor & the Sedgwick Memorial Museum. [1887.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 13. Is. 
 
 2841. Paulopostprandials. Only some little stories after 
 Hall. Camb. [WWW.] 1887. 4°. 
 
 pp. 36. 4s. dd. 
 
 2842. Queen's Jubilee, 21 June, 1887. 
 
 Programme of Sports, Procession, &c. at Camb. Programme of Athletic 
 Sports & Eaces on Midsummer Common. Is. 
 
 2843. Roberts, R. D. The Univ. Extension Scheme as the 
 Basis of a System [of] National Higher Education. Aberystwith. 
 J. Gilson, " Cambrian Press." 1887. 8°, 
 
 pp. 18. Is. 
 
 2844. St. John's Coll. Catalogue of Early Printed Classics 
 in the Library. 1887. 8°. 
 
 pp. 11. Is, 
 
 2845. The OiIdipus Tyrannus, a record by L. Speed and F. R. 
 Pryor of the performance in Nov. 1887. Camb. F". 
 
 pp. 63. The text and iUustrations are engraved together in bordered pages, 
 the title having scenes from former Greek plays performed in the Univ. Tiie 
 frontispiec(; is engraved by M. Diijiirdiu of Paris. The preface, tlie outline of 
 the play, and the criticism of the performance are by Mr Pryor. The whole is 
 printed in brown ink. Cloth. For Farren's illustrations to this play see ante 
 No. 2735. 12s. 6rf. 
 
 2846. Venn, J., & S. C. Admissions to Gonville & Caius 
 College in the Univ. of Canih. March 1.05;; to Jan. 107;;. Lond. 
 [Camb. PPR] 1887. 8 
 
 pp. .xvii + 312. 7« 
 
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 474 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1887 
 
 2847. Walker (John Lucas) Studentship. Scheme & Regula- 
 tions. 1887. 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Is. 
 
 2848. Cambridge Daily News. Vol. I. No. 1. May 28, 1888. F°. 
 1st and 2nd Edits., pp. 4. 2s. 
 
 2849. Cambridge Fortnightly. Vol. L Nos. 1 to 5. Jan. 24 
 to Mar. 13, 1888. Camb. F. S. Shelclrick for 0. Tomson. 8°. 
 
 pp. 108. All published. 2s. Gd. 
 
 Contributions by B. E. 0. P., 0. Browning, A. Sidgwick, &c. 
 
 2850. Camb. Univ. Association of Brass Collectors. No. 4. 
 Feb., 1888. Camb. MMM. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. 17 to 25. Containing contributions by H. W. Macklin, St. John's, & 
 H. K. St. J. Saunderson. 2s. 
 
 2851. Gadfly, The Cambridge Mirror of Morals, Men & 
 Manners. Nov. 15, 1888. No. I. Camb. Redin & Co. 4°. 
 
 pp. 8. 1st Edition. All published. ' 7s. Qd. 
 
 By W. M. Guthrie, Trin. Hall, and E. B. Boss, King's. 
 
 "I regarded this University as a presumptive corpse, and my issue of the 
 " Gadfly as a scientific experiment, to see if I could galvanize the decaying mass 
 "as it rotted in the sun of modern culture." Mr Guthrie's speech at the Union. 
 
 2852. Keith-Falconer, Hon. Ion. Memorials, by R. Sinker. 
 With portrait, map, & illustration. Camb. [PPP.] 1888. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 280. 3s. 6d. 
 
 2852*. Mullinger, J. Bass. A History of the University of 
 
 Cambridge. Lond. 1888. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. xvi + 232. In the Epochs of Church History Series. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2853. Vanity Fair. Nov. 24, 1888, Jan. 19, 1889. F°. 
 Containing caricatures of " 0. B.," & "Bed Morgan." Each Is. 
 
 2854. Ball, W. W. R. History of the Study of Mathematics 
 at Cambridge. Camb. A. 1889. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. xvi + 264. 4s. ed. 
 
 2855. The Granta. "A College joke to cure the dumps." 
 Vol. I. (No. 1, Jan. 18, 1889) to Vol. VL (June 1892). Lond. ; & 
 MMM. 4°. 
 
 The first 9 numbei's contained coloured cartoons. This periodical is still 
 issued weekly during term. 6 vols, in published binding. The set, £3. 3s.
 
 1890] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 475 
 
 2856. The Pelican. The Perse Grammar School Magazine. 
 Vol. I. 1889—90, Vol. II. 1891—2, Vol. III. 1893 (Nos. 1 & 2). SSS. 
 
 8°. 
 
 This magazine is still in course of publication. The set, 8s. 
 
 2856*. The Trident. Trin. Coll. Camb. Printed for Sub- 
 scribers only. Vol. I. Nos. 1 & 1*. Camb. [QQQ.] June 1889 & 
 March 1890. 8°. 
 
 pp. 3G & 87. Of this penodical 5 more numbers appeared between June 1890 
 and Nov. 1892, when it ceased. The two numbers, 3s. 
 
 2857. "Wedgwood, Julia. The Cambridge A-POstles of 1830. 8°, 
 In the Contemporary Review, Jan. 1889. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2858. Whibley, Chas. In Cap and Gown : three centuries of 
 Cambridtje Wit. With introduction. Lond. 1889. Crown 8". 
 
 pp. xxix + 354. 5s. 6rf. 
 
 2859. CoRRiB, Geo. Elwes. Memorials, drawn principally 
 from his diary and correspondence. Edited by [Miss] M. Holroyd. 
 Camb. A. 1890. 8°. 
 
 pp. xii + 365. Portrait. Preface by E. H. P[erowne]. Cloth. 7s. Gd. 
 
 2860. Forster, B,. H., & W. Harris. History of the Lady 
 Margaret Boat Club, St. John's Coll., Camb., 1825—1890. Camb. 
 [FFF.] 1890. 8°. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 187, with chart of the places of the boats, 1827—89. 4s. 6d. 
 
 2861. Guide to Cambridge : the Town, Univ., and Colleges. 
 By Prof. Humphry. 5th Edit. Camb. MMM. [1890.] Fcap. 8«. 
 
 ff. 5 + pp. 242. Plan on back of title and next page. 20 illustrations. Is. 
 
 For other Guides see ante No. 2829" and post No. 2875. 
 
 2862. Lewis, S, S. Corpus Christi College. The Library. 
 [Lond. 1890.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. Reprinted from The Library. Is. 
 
 2863. Marriott, C. H. A glance at Cambridge Undergraduates. 
 2nd Edit. Camb. 1890. Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. 18. 1». 
 
 2864. The Silver Crescent, The "Hall" Magazine. No. I. 
 
 November 1890. Redin & Co. 8°. 
 
 pp. 31. Ten numbers of this periodical, which is still going on, have 
 appeared. l*-
 
 476 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1891 
 
 2865. Compulsory Greek. 1891. 
 
 Stejjhen, J. K. The Living Languages. A defence of the compulsory study 
 of Greek at Cambridge. Fcap. 8". PPP, pp. 52. 
 
 Clark, E. C. Greek and other Studies at Cambridge. Fcap. 8°. PPP, pp. 15. 
 
 Mayor, J. E. B. Mutato Nomine. 8". PPP, pp. 12. 
 
 Also 13 fly-sheets against, and 12 for Greek, including lists of committees. 
 
 Together, 7s. Gd. 
 
 2866. Ely Episcopal Records. A calendar and concise view 
 
 of the Episcopal Records preserved in the Muniment Room of the 
 
 Palace at Ely, compiled by A. Gibbons. Printed for private circixlation. 
 
 Lincoln. Jas. Williamson, 1891. 8°. 
 
 pp. xiv + 558. Facsimile of 1st page of Bp. Alcock's Eegister. Printed on 
 hand-made paper. 42s. 
 
 2866*. Sinker, Robert. The Library op Trinity College, 
 Cambridge. Camb. [PPP.] 1891. 4°. 
 
 pp. viii + ff. 2 + pp. 136. 10 plates, & tail pieces. lO.s. M. 
 
 Contents : History of the Library ; the Manuscripts ; the Incunabula ; Early 
 English Printed Books ; the Capell Collection ; the Byron Statue. 
 
 Plates : Interior of Library ; Old Library, Great Court ; Eeproduction from 
 Milton MS., Lyc.idas; Interior of N.E. corner of Library; Lord Bacon's Letter 
 to Trin. Coll.; View of Library from River; Letter of Sir I. Newton; View of 
 Library from Nevile's Court; Page of MS. of Thackeray's Esmond; Thorwaldsen's 
 Statue of Byron. 
 
 (h) Large Paper, 15s. 
 
 2867. The Caian. The Magazine of Gonville and Caius 
 College. Nos. 1 & 2. Easter & Michaelmas Terms, 1891. A, for 
 subscribers only. 8". 
 
 pp. 148. .8s. 
 
 2868. The Wasp. Nos. 1 to 4. June 12, 13, 15, & 16, 1891. 
 Redin. Camb. 4 . 
 
 pp. 4 each, all published. The title of Nos. 3 & 4 is Unmuzzled — The Wasp. 3s. 
 
 2869. Cambridge Observer. Nos. 1 to 21, May 3, 1892, to 
 
 March 7, 1893. Camb. Sheldrick & Lewty (Nos. 1—14). Lond. 
 
 (Nos. 15—21). F°. 
 
 pp. 12, each number. Nos. 15 to 21 are printed for Stanley Makower, Trin., 
 and have illustrations by Walter Sickert. 10s. 6d. 
 
 2870. Daily Independent Press. No. I. Vol. L Jan. 2, 1892. 
 2nd Edit. Camb. for Hatfield & Co. Imp. 4". 
 
 pp. 4. Is. Gd. 
 
 2871. Eastern Morning Record. No. 1. Monday, May 9, 1892. 
 Camb. W. E. Taylor (" Camb. Daily News"). F". 
 
 pp. 4. 3 numbers only of this paper were issued. Is. Gd.
 
 1893] V. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 477 
 
 2872. Installation Ode, 1892. A. W. Verrall & C. V. Stan- 
 ford. Id. Jun. mdcccxcil Virum nobiliss. et illustriss. S. C. 
 Cavendish D. Devoniae Cancellariiim suum salutat Univ. Cant. Cantab, 
 PPP. 1892. Royal 8°. 
 
 pp. 19. With music. Is. 
 
 2873. The New Court Circular. Vol. I. No. I. March 4, 
 
 1892. Extra Special Election Edition. Redin & Co. Camb. 4'. 
 pp. 4. Is. Qd. 
 
 2874. Clark, J. W, Cambridge : brief historical & descrip- 
 tive notes. New Edition. Lond. 1893. Crown 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 325. 34 illustrations, being woodcuts after drawings by H. Toussaint 
 & A. Bruuet-Debaiues etc., which originally appeared in the Portfolio. 5s. 
 
 2875. Guide. The Cambridge Visitor's Guide, being the 
 Eighth edition of the Railway Traveller's Walk through Camb. By 
 Wm. White. Camb. TTT. [1893.] Fcap. 8°. 
 
 pp. viii + 256. Gall & Inglis' Plan. 93 woodcuts. Is. 
 
 For other Guides see ante No. 2861. 
 
 2876. Jones, Herbert (Trin.). Friends in Pencil: a Cambridge 
 Sketch Book. Camb. 000. 1893. Oblong F°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 22, Frontispiece. 1st Edition. 5s. 
 
 2877. Poll for Election of Esquire Bedell, Feb, 7, 1893. 
 Candidates: C. Geldard, W. A. Gill. Camb. A, 1893, 8". 
 
 pp. 12. 6d. 
 
 For other Election of Esquire Bedell see ante No. 2686, 
 
 2878. The "K, P." Illustrated, Nos, 1 — 12, Feb, 1 to Nov. 
 29, 1893. 4°. 
 
 pp. 136. This periodical is in course of publication, fortnightly during term. 
 
 6s. (jd. 
 
 2879. The Pem. "Men may come and men may go. But I go on 
 forever," No. 1. May 10th, 1893. Camb. ZZ. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. Pemb. Coll. Magazine. Is. 
 
 2880. The Peterhouse Magazine. Vol. I. No. 1. March, 
 
 1893. Lond. 8". 
 pp. 20. Is. 
 
 0. 32
 
 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. 
 
 VI. APPENDIX I. 
 
 A. Additions to I, (pp. 1—68). 
 
 2881. (After No. 5.) A Treatise against the Defense of the 
 Censvre, given vpon the Bookes of W. Charke, and Meredith Hanmer, 
 by an \Tiknowue Popish Traytor, in maintenance of the seditious chal- 
 lenge of Edmond Campian, lately condemned & executed for high 
 Treason. ^*^ In which the Reader shal wonder to see the impudent 
 falsehoode of the Popish defender, in abusing the names, and writinges 
 of the Doctors, olde and new, to blinde the ignorant. Hereunto are 
 adioyned two treatises, written by D. Fulke : the one against Aliens 
 booke of the authoritie of Priesthode to remitto sinnes, of confession of 
 sinnes to a Priest, and of the Popes Pardons : The other against the 
 Railing declamation of P. Frarine. Alowed by publike authoritie. 
 Imprinted by Thomas Thomas Printer to the Vniuersitie of Cambridge. 
 1586. 8°. 
 
 Title and " favltes escaped," ff. 2, A— Y 8, Z 4, pp. 359, Fulke's Confutation &c., 
 A — Mm 8, pp. 531 + f. 1 + pp. 54 (separate titles for his two treatises). Orn. 15, 
 16, V.i, 21 var. Calf. 36s. 
 
 William Cliarke, Pet., Fellow, ejected 1572 for preaching sermon at St. Mary's 
 against Bishops, preacher at Lincoln's Inn 1581 — 1593. D. 1617. 
 
 2882. (After No. G.) Thomak Thomasii Dictionarivm tertio 
 
 jam summa fjde ac diligentia accuratissimc emendatum, magnaquo... 
 
 Tractatus [as in No. 11 ante]. (Orn. 31). Cantabrigiac, Ex officiua 
 
 Johannis Legate, celeberrimao Academiae Typographi. 1592. Extant 
 
 Londiiii apud Altrahainnin Kitson, ad insignc Solis in Cocmctorio I). 
 
 Pauii. 1i. ij. 4". 
 
 H 4 (1 & 4 wanting, ? blank), A— Nnn H, Ooo I. Dcdioiilid i» William Cecil, 
 Lord Burghlcy by John Legate. Fine copy in calf, blind luoUd, title. nliglilly 
 repaired. 14«. 
 
 32—2
 
 480 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1593 
 
 2883, (After No. 8.) A table prom the beginning op the 
 world to tMs day. Wherein is declared in what yeere of the World 
 every thing was done, both in the Scriptures mentioned, and also in 
 prophane matters. Written by that worthy member of the Church of 
 God, M. lohn More Preacher at Norwich. Seene and allowed by 
 pnblike authoritie. Printed by lohn Legate Printer to the Vniversitie 
 of Cambridge. And are to be sold at the signe of the Sunne in Pauls 
 Churchyard in London. 1593. 8". 
 
 IT 8 (H 1 blank, IT 4 signed A 4), A— Q 8, R 4, paged to 237. Orn. 14, 15; 20, 31. 
 Title has border with Royal Arms above, and 4 other shields. Dedication (to the 
 Bp. [Edmond Seamier], Maj'or, Aldermen, Sheriffs and whole corporation of 
 Norwich) is signed by Nicholas Bownd. Calf, gilt, by T. Aitken, from the Pyne 
 sale. 18s. 
 
 John More, Yorks. B....? Chr., Fellow, B.A. 1562, minister of St. Andrew's 
 Norwich, D. 159i. 
 
 Nicholas Bownd, Pet., Fellow, B.A. 1571, M.A. 1575, incorp. Oxon. 1577, D.D. 
 Camb. 1594, R. Norton Suff. 1585, married More's widow, minister of St. 
 Andrew's Norwich 1611, D. 1613. 
 
 2884. (After No. 15*.) H. Zanchivs his Confession op Chris- 
 tian Religion. Which novve at length being 70. yeares of age, he 
 caused to bee published in the name of himselfe & his family. Englished 
 in sense agreeable, and in words as answerable to his ovvne latine copie, 
 as in so graue a mans worke is requisite : for the pi'ofite of all the 
 vnlearneder sort of English christians, that desire to know his iudge- 
 ment in matters of faith. Rom. 10. ... Printed by lohn Legat, printer 
 to the Vniversitie of Cambridge. 1599. 8°. 
 
 "O^ 
 
 &— && 8, &&& 6, A— Dd 8, Ee 8 last two (blank ?) wanting, pp. 442. Orn. 21. 
 Autograph "P. Blundelle" on title. Prof. Adams' copy. 12s. 
 
 Jerome Zanchius, Italy B. 1516, follower of Peter Martyr in 1550, held chair 
 of divinity at Strasburg 1553, & Heidelberg 1568, D. 1590. 
 
 2885. (After No. 19.) Institvtiones Ivris Anglicani ad Me- 
 thodvm et Seriem Institvtionvm Imperialivm Compositae & digestae. 
 Opvs non Solvm Ivris Anglicani Romaniq; in hoc regno studiosis sed 
 omnibus qui TroXirctav & consuetudines inclyti nostri Imperii penitius 
 scire cupiunt, vtile & accommodatum. Avthore lohanne Cowello Ivris 
 Civilis Doctore, et in Academia Cantabrigiensi professore Regio. Cum 
 duplici Indice, quorum alter titulos ordine Alphabetico, alter obscuras 
 
 iuris Ang. dictiones earumq; explicationem continet Cantabrigiae 
 
 Ex Officina lohannis Legat. M do v. Extant Londini apud Simonem 
 Waterson ad insigne Coronae in Coemeterio D. Pauli. 8°. 
 
 A— S 8, T 6, last (blank ?) wanting. © on reverse of title. Orn. 21. Old calf. 
 
 12s.
 
 1633] VI. APPENDIX I. A. ADDITIONS TO I. 481 
 
 2886. (After No. 35.) Hollandi Post-huma. A Fvnerall 
 Elegie of King lames : with A Congratvlatory Salve to King Charles. 
 An Elegie of the Magnanimous Henry Earle of Oxford (*^*) A Descrip- 
 tion of the late great, fearefull and and Prodigious Plague ; and divers 
 other patheticall Poemes, Elegies, and other Lines, on divers subiects. 
 The Post-humes of Abraham Holland, sometimes of Trinity Colledge in 
 Cambridge. The Authors Epitaph, made by himselfe. Cantabrigiae, 
 Impensis, Henrici Holland, 1626. 4". 
 
 H 2, [a] 4, B— L 4, M 4 (?) (L, M 1 & 2 wanting). Extremely scarce. Printed for 
 presents only by the author's brother. Calf. £tj- 6s. 
 
 This copy has, after K 4, 2 ft'., Holland's Epitaph for himself, and Henry 
 Holland's Epitaph on his brother with "Finis" at foot (? making M 3 & 4). 
 The British Museum copy has not the latter leaf. 
 
 Abraham Holland, son of Philemon Holland, Trin., B.A. IGlf, D. 162g. 
 
 2887. (After No. 39.) Apiiorismorum Hippocratis Liber 
 Primus. Heurnio interprete. H Singulis Aphorismis subjungitur nunc 
 primum carmen alternum Graecum. Opusculum Memoriae sacrum. 
 Ad Lectorem ... (6 II. signed Radulphus Winterton CoUegii Regalis 
 Socius.) H Excusum Cantabrigiae, Septemb. 6. 1631. 4°. 
 
 114, AB4 (last blank). There are epigrams by 25 Fellows of King's at the 
 beginning, Winterton being editor. 7s. 6d. 
 
 2888. (After No. 49.) Ducis Eboracensis Fasciae A Musis 
 Cantabrigiensibus raptim contextae. © Cantabrigiae, E Typographeo 
 Th. Buck, & R. Daniel, Ann. Dom. 1633. 4°. 
 
 A— K 4, L 2, pp. 84. Bordered title. Cloth. 12s. 
 
 Contributors : B. Lany, Vice Chancellor ; S. Collins, Provost of King's ; 
 Thomas Comber, Master of Trin. ; Richard Love, Mr. of Corpus ; Abraham 
 Whelock, Clare ; llalpli Winterton, King's ; Henry Fern afterwards Bp. of Chester ; 
 James Duport, Trin. ; Richard Sterne, Corpus, afterwards Abp. of York ; Richard 
 Crashaw, Pemb.; Edward King (Lycidas), Christ's; Richard Sibbs, Master of St. 
 Oath. ; &c.. 
 
 2889. (After No. 49.) M. Tullii Ciceronis de Officiis Libri 
 III. ©Cantabrigiae. Apud The. Buck & Roger Daniel, [c. 1633?] 
 
 12°. 
 
 Engraved title (by Wm. Marshall) 1, A — 112, last (Index from middle of V to 
 end) wanting. Old calf. 3s. 
 
 2890. (After No. 49.) 'HIIIOKPA'TOYS TOY~ MErA'AOY '01 
 'A<l>0Fl2M0r, Ilc^tKot T£ Kat "E/x/xtrpot. Hippocratis Magni Aphorisini, 
 Soluti &, Metrici. Interprete Joanne Heurnio Medico Ultrajectino. 
 Metaphrastis, Joanne Frero Medico-Poeta et IladulplKt Wintcrtono 
 Modicinae & Poesecos Graecao studioso, Aiiglis. Alexaiidri Magni 
 
 Apophthcgma Cantabrigiae Excudc^baiit Thomas Buck iSi Rogerus 
 
 Daniel. Mocxxxiii. 8°.
 
 482 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1634 
 
 Title 1, A— S8, title worn round edges. In same vol. is an imperfect copy of 
 Epigrammata Begiorum Medicinae Profcssorum, Cantahrigiensis atque Oxoniensis 
 <&c., Buck and Daniel, 1633, AB 8, C 1 to 4, rest wanting. Together, old calf. 3s. M. 
 
 2891. (After No. 52*.) Hygiasticon : or, The right course op 
 preserving Life and Health unto extream Old Age : Together with 
 soundnesse and integritie of the Senses, Judgement, and Memorie. 
 H Written in Latine by Leonard Lessius, And now done into English. 
 The second Edition. H Printed by the Printers to the Universitie of 
 Cambridge. 1634. 12°. 
 
 ^o^ 
 
 1 12, 1st (blank ?) wanting, Contents ff. 2, A— M 12, N 4. Old calf, rebacked. 
 On the title a signature " Dud. North." 18s. 
 
 On reverse of title is a list of " The things contained in this following Book," 
 with verses from Ecclesiasticus. ^ 3 to IT 7 contain a preface of the " Publisher" 
 signed " T. S." On TI 8 is an extract from Bacon's History of Life and Death. 
 Then follow verses by E. Crashaw, J. Jackson, Peter Gunning, A. E., S. J. 
 (Stephen James?) & B. Oley : then the contents and Lessius' dedication, and 
 approbations of Drs. John Viringus, Gerard de Vileers, and Francis Sassen. 
 Hygiasticon begins on A 9, after which, on K 6, is Cornaro's Treatise on Temper- 
 ance translated by George Herbert, and on Mo "A Discourse translated out of 
 Italian, That a Spare Diet is better than a Splendid and Sumptuous." Peckard, 
 in his Life of Nicholas Ferrar, says that Ferrar translated Hygiasticon and sent 
 the MS. for perusal to Herbert, who returned with it his own translation of 
 Cornaro, desiring that they might be printed together. " T. S." who signs the 
 preface speaks of himself as translator of Hygiasticon. 
 
 2892. (After No. 52*.) Six Sermons upon Severall Occasions, 
 Preached before the King, and elsewhere : By that late learned &, 
 reverend Divine John Donne, Doctour in divinitie, and Dean of 
 S. Pauls, London. U Printed by the Printers to the Vniversitie of 
 Cambridge : And are to be sold by Nicholas Fussell and Humphrey 
 Mosley, at their shop in Pauls Church-yard. 1634. 4°. 
 
 A— Z4, Al blank except for orn. 36, T 1 & T4 wanting. Each sermon has 
 separate title and paging. Orn. 34, 36, 40. Not in the B. M. Catalogue and not 
 mentioned by Lowndes. Cornelius Paine's copy, with bookplate. Old calf, 
 rebacked. 21s. 
 
 2893. (After No. 60.) Obsequies to the memorie op M" Edward 
 King, Anno Dom. 1638. Printed by Th. Buck, and R. Daniel, 
 printers to the Universitie of Cambridge. 1638. 4' 
 
 o 
 
 F— H4, 12, pp. 25. The Latin verses occupied sheets A— E and were paged 
 separately. The title has a threefold black border, and all the poems are printed 
 in Italics. Fine copy in red morocco, gilt leaves. £76. 
 
 Contributors : Henry King ; J. Beaumont ; J. Cleveland ; W. More ; W. Hall ; 
 Samson Briggs; Isaac Olivier; J. H[ayward, Chancellor of Lichfield]; C. B[aiu- 
 brigge ? who contributed to the Latin portion] ; E. Brown ; T. Norton ; J. M[ilton, 
 Lycidasl- 
 
 The first edition of Lycidas, and the second Poem of Milton's that appeared 
 in print. For the reprint of the above see ante No. 1882.
 
 16G3] VI. APPENDIX I. A. ADDITIONS TO I. 483 
 
 2894. (After No. 65.) Voces Votivae Ab Academicis Canta- 
 
 brigiensibus Pro novissimo Caroli & Mariae Principe Filio emissae. 
 
 © Cantab rigiae : Apud Rogerum Daniel, mdcxl. 4°. 
 
 A 4, 1st (blank ?) wanting, B— F 4, G 8, H 4, ab 4. G 4 is not signed, and G 5 
 & 6 are signed G 4 & 5. Half calf, with bookplate of Edward Hailstone. 12s. 
 
 Contributors : S. Collins, Provost of King's ; Richard Love, Master of Corpus ; 
 Eichard Sterne, Mr. of Jes., afterwards Abp. of York ; Henry More, Christ's ; 
 Kichard Crashaw ; R. Widdrington ; A. Cowley ; James Duport, Greek Prof. ; 
 Thomas Comber, Mr. of Trin. ; &c. 
 
 2895. (After No. 71.) Warme Beere, or, A treatise wherein 
 
 is declared by many reasons, that Beere so qualified is farre more 
 
 wholsome then that which is drunke cold. With a confutation of such 
 
 objections that are made against it ; published for the preservation of 
 
 health. Cambridge, Printed by R. D, for Henry Overton, And are to 
 
 be sold at his shop entring into Popes-head Alley out of Lumbard-street 
 
 in London. 1641. 12°. 
 
 IT 12, 1st (blank?) wanting, A— F 12. Preface of publisher signed F. W. 
 Commendatory verses signed W. B. 21s. 
 
 2896. (After No. 100.) Epicteti Stoici Philosophi Enchiridion, 
 Una cum Cebetis Thebani Tabula. Accessere Arriani Commentariorum 
 de Epicteti disputationibus Lib, IV. Omnia Hieron. Woltio Interprete 
 cum ejusdem annotationibus. Item Porpliyrii...adjecit (as on title of 
 No. 100 ante). Cum Indicibus in Arrianum et Porphyrium locupletis- 
 simis. Cantabrigiae : Ex celeberrimae Academiae Typographeo. Im- 
 pensis G. Morden Bibliopolae. 1655. 8". 
 
 U 4, A — li 8, A — Bb 8. The above title is followed by another to Epictetus &c. 
 without Porphyrim. Both are partly in red. The Arrian has title with on E 8. 
 In one volume, old calf. 9s. 
 
 2897. (After No. 118.) Tureni Cantabrigienses in Funere 
 duorum Principum, Henrici Glocestrensis, & Mai-iae Arausionensis, 
 Serenissimi Regis Caroli II, Fratris & Sororis. Cantabrigiae : Excude- 
 bat Joannes Field, celeberrimae Academiae Typographus. Ann. Dom. 
 1661. 4°. 
 
 A — N 4, last 2 blank. Monogram E S N on title. Black cloth. 30.s-. 
 
 Contributors : U. I'crne, V. C, afterwards Bp. of Chester; Anthony, Earl of 
 Kent, Trin.; R. Cudworth, Prof, of Hebrew; Jas. Duport, Trin.; R. Love, Mr. of 
 Corpus; W.Dillingham, Mr. ofEmmau. ; Isaac Barrow; JohnDrydeu; &c. 
 
 2898. The Holy Bible (see ante No. 117*). 1663. 8". 
 
 Engraved title as in No. 117* witli date altered. A— 4K R, 4L 4, last (blank?) 
 wanting. Divided into 2 vols, at the beginning of the Psalms (Pp 3). ® on last 
 page. New Test, title has date 1GG2, & © . Old calf. 9s, 
 
 (h) Another copy, in one volume, title coloured & mounted ; red 
 
 lines throughout. Purple straight-grained morocco, g.c. 10s. Gd.
 
 484 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1670 
 
 2899. (After No. 121*.) Petri Molinaei P. F. nAPEPFA. 
 Poematum Libelli tres. I. Hymni in Symbolum Apostolorum. II. 
 Ecclesiae Gemitus. III. Sylva Variorum... ® Cantabrigiae, Excudebat 
 Joann. Hayes, Celeberrimae Academiae Typogi'aplius. M. DC. Lxx. 
 Impensis Joannis Creed, Bibliopolae Cant. 8°. 
 
 A — T8. Each book has a separate title, the last two being dated 1669. 
 Opposite the title is : — "Prodeant & juventuti nostrae exemplo praeluceant, haec 
 pia, Candida, & antiquae venae carmina. Edm. Boldero Procan. Jaco. Fleetwood. 
 Petr. Gunning. Jo. Pearson." Old calf. 7s. Qd. 
 
 Pierre du Moulin, Vexin B. 1568, studied first at Sedan, next at Camb., Prof, 
 of Philos. at Leyden, minister at Charenton 1599, visited England 1615 on 
 invitation of James I. who gave him a prebend of Canterbury, D.D. Camb., Prof, 
 of Divinity at Sedan, D. 1658. 
 
 2900. (After No. 143*.) Musarum Cantabrigiensium Threxodia 
 in Obitum Incomparabilis Herois ac Ducis lUustrissimi Georgii Ducis 
 Albaemarlae, Regiarum Copiarum Archistrategi, Regis, &, Regnorum 
 Magnae Britanniae Felicissimi Restauratoris. Cantabrigiae, Ex Officina 
 Joann. Hayes, celeberrimae Academiae Typograplii. 1670. 4°. 
 
 A 4, 1st (blank ?) wanting, B — Z 4, last blank. Calf. 9s. 
 
 In this copy is a portrait inserted, with inscription : The Ilhistrious George 
 Monck, Duke of Albemerle and Capitaine-generall of all his Ma''^^ Land forces, &q. 
 
 Contributors : James Duport, V. C, Mr. of Magd. ; J. Beaumont, Mr. of Pet. ; 
 E. Creyghton, Trin., Prof, of Greek ; Isaac Barrow ; John Pearson, Margaret Prof. ; 
 James Fleetwood, Provost of King's ; Humphry Gower, St. John's ; &c. 
 
 2901. (After No. 147.) The Foundation of the University 
 of Cambridge, With a Catalogue of the Principal Founders and Special 
 Benefactours of all the Colledges, and totall number of Students, 
 Magistrates and Officers therein being, Anno 1672. U To the High and 
 Mighty Prince George, Duke... of Buckingham... and Chancellour of the 
 famous University of Cambridge, John Ivory wisheth all increase of 
 Honour and Felicity. Printed by John Hayes, Printer to the Univer- 
 sity of Cambridge, for John Ivory, Herald-Painter, and are to be sold 
 at his House over against the Sign of the Mitre in Cambridge, Anno 
 Dom. 1672. Broadside. 
 
 21|in. X dl^. Mounted on canvas, folded into calf binding. 31s. 6d. 
 
 The arms of the colleges with the dates of foundation are given at the sides. 
 The total number of students &c. is given as 2522. The above copy belonged to 
 C. H. Cooper. 
 
 2902. (After No. 152.) The Holy Bible Containing the 
 Bookes of the Old and New Testament. Cambridge Printed by John 
 Hayes, Printer to the Universitie. 1674. F". 
 
 Engraved title 1, A4, b4, U 2, B— 40 6, 4P— 4Q4, last blank. Title-page by 
 " Johannis Draapentier," having at the top Moses, David, & Aaron, in the centre 
 the title with a figure holding a scroll on each side, and at foot Solomon on his
 
 1688] VI. APPENDIX I. A. ADDITIONS TO I. 485 
 
 throne with its 12 lions, surrounded by eleven other figures. ^ 2 are from a 
 Prayer Book, being the Proper Lessons & various tables, partly printed in red, the 
 "Table of Moveable Feasts" beginning with 1661. Apocrypha begins on Iii4; 
 Tyy 1 b blank ; New Test, title 1674, with © , on Yyy 2. A 1 (half title) has 
 printed upon it " The Holy Bible " and a sig. A in a border. On A 3 the initial Z 
 is reversed. Orn. 54, 69. Old morocco gilt, g.e. Fine copy. 36s. 
 
 2903. (After No. 160.) Gout Raptures. A2TP0MAXIA, or 
 
 an Historical Fiction of a War among the Stars : Wherein are mentioned 
 the 7 Planets, the 12 Signs of the Zodiack, and the 50 Constellations of 
 Heaven mentioned by the Ancients. Also several eminent Stars, and 
 the most principal parts and lines of the Celestial Globe with their 
 Natures and Uses are pointed at. Useful for such as apply themselves 
 to the Study of Astronomy, and the Celestial Globe. By Robert Witty, 
 Dr. in Physick. Cambridge, Printed by John Hayes, Printer to the 
 University; and are to be sold by John Creed, Bookseller. 1677. 8°. 
 
 A — D 8, last (blank ?) wanting. Badly cut at top. The Raptures are in English, 
 Latin, & Greek. 5s. 6d. 
 
 Eobert Wittie, Beverley B. 1613, King's, B.A. 1632, M.A. 1636, M.D. 1647, 
 incoi-p. Oson. 1680, practised at Hull and York, hon F.R.C.P. 1680, D. 1684. 
 
 2904. (After No. 172.) Relectiones Hyemales de Ratione & 
 Methodo Legendi Utrasque Historias, Civiles & Ecclesiasticas. Auctore 
 Degoreo Whear, apud Oxonienses olim Praelectore Camdeniano Primo. 
 Quibus appenditur Mantissa de Historicis Gentium Particularium. 
 Accessit Gabrielis Naudaei Parisini Bibliographia Politica. Praemit- 
 titur Justi Lipsii Epistola ad Nicolaum Hacquevillium, de Historia, 
 Historicos legendi Ordine, Fructusque ex iis Excerpendi modo. Ad- 
 jectus est in extremo Index locupletissimus, tarn Rerum, quam Auctorum. 
 Cantabrigiae, Ex Officina. Joan. Hayes, Celeberrimae Academiae Typo- 
 graphi. M. DC. Lxxxiv. Impensis H. Dickinson & R. Green, Bibliopol. 
 Cantab. 8°. 
 
 A 8, a 8, B — V8, X 4, title partly in red. Title to Naudaeus on Q 1. Several 
 notes in an old hand. Calf. Is. 6(i. 
 
 Degory Wheare, B. 1573, first Reader of the Camden Lecture Oxford, & 
 Principal of Gloucester Hall, D. 1647. 
 
 2905. (After No. 173.) Laurentii Vallae de Linguae Latinae 
 Elegantia Libri Sex, una cum Libello de Reciprocatione Sui & Suus, 
 cum Optimis Editionibus summa cura & diligentifi recoguiti ct collati. 
 Cantabrigian: Apud Edvarduni Hall, m dc lxxxviii. 8". 
 
 Title f. 1, A— SsH, last (blank?) wanting. Calf. 3.s-. 6,/. 
 
 Lorenzo Valla, Uome B. 1407?, i'rof. of Ithetoric at Rome, Canon of St. John 
 Latcrau, secretary to the Pope, D. 1457 or 14(J5. This was his most important 
 work.
 
 486 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. fg j^gg 
 
 2906. (After No. 212.) Life of John Williams, L" Keeper op 
 the Great Seal, Bji. of Lincoln, and ABp. of York. In the Reigns of 
 Kins: James, and Kins: Charles the First. Wherein Ai'e related several 
 Remarkable Occurences of those Times both in Church and State. 
 With an Appendix, Giving a just Accovint of his Benefactions to St. 
 John's College in Cambridge. Bj Ambr. Philips, Fellow of The same 
 College. Cambridge, Printed at the University Press, for A. Bosvile, 
 at the Sign of the Dial over against St. Dunstan's Church in Fleet-street. 
 1700. 8°. 
 
 *A 4, A— U 8, X 4 + 1 f. Portrait engraved by M. Vander Gncht. At end, the 
 inscriiDtion upon Williams' tombstone by Hacket, and a list of his writings from 
 Athenae Oxonienses. Calf. 7s. 6d. 
 
 John Williams, Aberconway B. 1582, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 160|, M.A. 1605, 
 Bp. of Lincoln & Keeper of Great Seal 1621, Abp. of York 1641, D. 1650. 
 
 Ambrose Philips, Leics. B.C. 1671, St. John's, Fellow, B.A. 1696, M.A. 1700, 
 registrar of the Prerogative Court at Dublin, D. London 1749. The above is an 
 abridgment of Hacket's work. 
 
 B. Additions to II. (pp. 69-103). 
 
 2907. (After ISTo. 215*.) De antiquitate Cantabrigiensis Aca- 
 demiae Libri duo. In quorum secundo de Oxoniensis qnoque Gymnasii 
 antiquitate disseritur, &. Cantabrigiense longe eo antiquius esse definitur. 
 Londinensi Authore. ^ Adiunximus assertionem antiquitatis Oxoni- 
 ensis... Excvsvm Londini, Anno Domini. 1568. Mense Augusto. 
 Per Henricum Bynneman. 8". 
 
 A— Aa 8, A— E 4 (Assertio). Calf, from The Sunderland Library, with book 
 plate of Prof. Adams. 12'^- 
 
 This is the first edition of John Caius' book; for another edition see ante 
 No. 216 (b). 
 
 2908. (After No. 215*.) Oratio pia, religiosa, et solatii 
 plena, de vera animi tranqvillitate. Authore loanne Bernardo Can- 
 tabrigiensi. Londini, Apud Gulielmum Seresium. 1568. 4°. 
 
 ^ — ^^^4, A— Ff4, Gg2, £E. 118 numbered. Dedicated by Thomas Bernard, 
 prebendary of Ch. Ch. Oxon., and brother of the author, to Peter Osborn, remem- 
 brancer to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. There are verses from Laurence 
 Humphrey, prof, of Divinity Oxon., and Giles Lawrence, prof, of Greek Oxon. 
 Old calf. 4s. 6d. 
 
 John Bernard, Queens', B.A. 154f, M.A. 1547, took priest's orders, D. before 
 1568. A translation of the above by Anthony Marten appeared in 1570. 
 
 2909. (After No. 230.) Pedantivs. Comoedia Olim Cantabrig. 
 Acta in Coll. Trin. Nunquam antehac Typis evulgata. Londini. 
 Excudebat W. S. Impensis Robert! Mylbourn in Coemeterio Paulino ad 
 Insigue Canis Leporarij. 1631. ■ 12°.
 
 1G43] VI. APPENDIX I. B. ADDITIONS TO II. 487 
 
 A 2, B — H 12, pp. 167. The title has a fine border with the Eoyal Arms and 
 E.E., and the date 1583. On back of title is an engraving of " Dromodotus " 
 one oi the 2}ersoiiae, and on A 2 one of "Pedautius," and verses entitled "Pedan- 
 tius de se." Old calf. 7s. 6d. 
 
 The above play was acted in 1590 or earlier ; the author was Thomas Beard, 
 Cromwell's schoolmaster, the engraving " Dromodotus " being said to be his 
 portrait. The play has also been ascribed to Matthew Wingfield. 
 
 2910. (After No. 233.) Albumazar. A Comedy presented 
 before the Kings Maiesty at Cambridge. By the Gentlemen of Trinity 
 Colledge, Newly revised and corrected by a speciall Hand. Lond. 
 1634. 4°. 
 
 A— L 1, A 1 blank, A 2 sig. only. The author was Mr. Tomkis of Trin. Coll., 
 and the play was acted before James I. March 9, IGli, and first published Loud., 
 1615, 4». Half calf. 7s. Gd. 
 
 2911. (After No. 236.) Sermons preached by that Reverend 
 and Learned Divine Richai'd Clerke, Dr. in Divinitie ; Sometimes 
 Fellow of ClirLst Colledsre in Cambrida;e. One of the most Learned 
 Translators of our English Bible ; Preacher in the Famous Metropolitan 
 Church of Chi'ist, Canterbury. Since his death published for the 
 Common good, By Charles White, Mr. in Arts, and one of the six 
 Preachers of Christ Church, Canterbury. Lond. 1637. F 
 
 to 
 
 A (1 blank), B— G 6, (G) 4, H— Y 6, (Y) 10, Z— Bbb 6, Ccc 8. Old calf, gilt. 
 
 GiJ. 6d. 
 Eichard Clerke, Christ's, D.D., V. Minster, Isle of Thanet, D. 1634. 
 
 2912. (After No. 249.) The Cambridge Royallist Imprisoned. 
 [c. 1643.] 4°. 
 
 A 4. " Sent from the same Scholler from Cambridge, whose name is E. B. 
 to his Eoyall friend at Oxford, T.H." 7s. dd. 
 
 2913. (After No. 249.) A Satyre. The Puritan and the 
 Papist. [1643.] 4°. 
 
 By Abraham Cowley. A 4, no title-page. 
 
 (h) A Satyre against Sepebatists, or the conviction of Cham- 
 ber-Preacher.g, and other Chismatickes contrary to the Discipline of this 
 our Prote.stant Profession. By A. G. Gencrosus. London, Printed 
 for A. C. 1642. 4°. 
 
 A 4. This, although published in a volume under Cowley'H name, was dis- 
 avowed by him. Cambridge is mentioned on p. 7. The two together, 7''. Gd. 
 
 2914. (Aktek No. 266.) '11:1'0KAE0Y:; <MAO:iO<^OY 'YIIO- 
 MNIl.MA 'KIS TA T12N lIY^ArOI'lOlliN cV^ r.i. xi>o,r.i. Ilicioclis 
 Philo.sophi cotntntiutarius in ;ini-i'a I'yLh igorcoritin Carniiiiu ; Joiin.
 
 488 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. \q\^1^ 
 
 Curterio interprete. Quae vero alia in hoc volumine continentur versa 
 
 pagiiia indicabit. Londini, Ex Officina Rogeri Danielis, mdcliv. 8°. 
 
 *8, A— Ee 8, Ff 2. Titles to Marcilii Adnotationes Y 1, and Hicroclis Face- 
 tiae Cc 6. 
 
 (b) HiEROCLES DE Peovidentia &. Fato : Una cum Fragjientis 
 ejusdem; Et Lilii Gyraldi Interpretatione Symboloruiu Pythagorae; 
 Notisque Merici Casauboni ad Comraentarium Hieroclis in Aurea 
 Carmina. Londini, Ex officina Rogeri Danielis, mdclv. 8". 
 
 *— ***8, A— S 8. Title to Casaubon M 7. N 8 blank. 
 
 Two in one vol., old calf. 5s. 6d, 
 
 2915. (After ISTo. 277.) Euclidis Elementorum Libri xv. 
 breviter demonstrati, Opera Is. Barrow, Cantabrigiensis, Coll. Trin. 
 Soc... Londini, Excudebat R. Daniel, Impensis Guil. Nealand Biblio- 
 polae Cantabrig. cio locLix. 8°. 
 
 *8, A— Bb 8. On Z 1 is the title of Euclidis Data, Lond. R. Daniel, 1659. 
 Both titles have a printer's mark, an eagle on a ball, within a ring of two 
 serpents, and motto " Ad ardua per aspera tendo." 4s. 6d. 
 
 C. Additions to III. (pp. 105—174). 
 
 2916. (After No. 370.) Willymott, Wm. The Peculiar Use 
 and Signification of certain woi*ds in the Latin Tongue : . . . Camb. A. 
 1705. 8°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 389. Title cut. Nearly 900 words are explained. Old calf. Prof. 
 Adams' copy, with bookplate. 3s. 6rf. 
 
 William Willymott, Royston B....?, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1G97, M.A. 1700, 
 LL.D. 1707, usher at Eton, tutor at Kmg's, R. MiRon 1735, D. 1737. 
 
 2917. (After No. 383.) M. Mmucii Felicis Octavius, ex rec. 
 J. Davisii ; cuni...notis integris Des. Heraldi & Nic. Rigaltii, nee non 
 selectis aliorum. Accedit Oommodianus, cum observationibus &c. © 
 Cantab. D. 1712. 8°. 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. 269 + ff. 9. Dedicated to Henry James President of Queens'. 
 Containing Dissertatio Era. Balduini in Octavium. Calf. 4s. 6d. 
 
 2918. (After No. 404.) Bentley, R. Confutation op Atheism, 
 &c. N.D. [c. 17 18. J 8°. 
 
 pp. 384. This edition of the Boyle Lectures was printed at Camb. during 
 the time that Bentley was degraded by the Univ. (1718 — 24) ; and as he could 
 not have the usual title of Dr. Bentley, it was printed without a title page, 
 (according to MS. note inside the cover). Besides the 8 lectures there is a 
 Commencement Sermon 1696. Old calf. 5s. &d. 
 
 2919. (After No. 434.) AHMO20ENOY2 AOrOI EKAEKTOI. 
 
 Demosthenis Selectae Orationes. Ad Cod. MSS. recensuit &c. Ricar-
 
 1771] VI. APPENDIX I. C. ADDITIONS TO III. 489 
 
 dus Mounteney. Praefiguntur huic Edition! Observatioues in Com- 
 mentarios vulgo Ulpianeos. Cantab. D. 1731. 8°. 
 
 ff. 13 + pp. xxxiv + 388. Map of Ancient Greece facing p. 1. The text is 
 followed by a Latin version. The names of subscribei's occupy 10 pp. The 
 dedication to Robert Walpole elicited a " translation with notes by /Eschines the 
 Third " 1748. Fine copy, red morocco pilt, gilt edges. lO.s. Grf. 
 
 Eichard Mounteney, Putney B. 1707, Eton & King's, Fellow, B.A. 1729, 
 M.A. 1735, baron of exchequer in Ireland, D. 1768. The best part of the above 
 book is said to be the observations upon the Ulpian commentary, which were by 
 Dr Chapman, Fellow of King's. 
 
 2920. (After No. 442.) Colbatch, John. Examination op 
 
 the late Archdeacon Echard's account of the Marriage-Treaty, between 
 
 King Charles II. &, Queen Catherine, Infanta of Portugal. Camb. F. 
 
 1733. 4°. 
 
 f. 1 + pp. 78. " R. from the Author June 11, 1733." In the same vol. are:— 
 " Reflections, historical & political occasion'd by a treatise entitled A Vindica- 
 tion of General Monk & Sir Richard Grenville, &c.," Lond. 1733, by " that 
 infamous Rascal Oldmixon," (according to a MS. note) pp. 32; "Letter to the 
 author of Reflexions, by Geo. Granville, Lord Lansdowne," Lond. 1732, pp. 32 ; 
 & " Remarks upon Lord Lansdowne's Letter, as far as relates to Bp. Burnet," 
 Lond. 1732, by Thomas Burnet, son of the Bishop. Good uncut copies. Calf. 9s. 
 
 2921. (After No. 459.) Chap.man, John. Dissertatio Chro- 
 nologica de aetate Ciceronis Librorum de Legibus. [Camb. A, 1741.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 41 + f. 1, books printed for W. Thurlbourn. Paper covers. Gilt edges. 2,s. 6d. 
 
 2922. (After No. 579.) Harrison, John. New Method of 
 making the Banks in the Fens almost impregnable... with method of 
 preparing the lands therein for growth of our most valuable Timber... 
 also some observations on the Piver Cam ; how to confine its bounds 
 and improve its navigation. Camb. for the author, [17G6.] 8°. 
 
 pp. xi + 61. 1766 is given as the date by Brayley & Britton, 1807. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2923. (After No. 581.) Book of Common Prayer. Camb. M. 
 
 17G7. 8°. 
 
 ff. 210. Also an engraved title and 59 engravings by Ravcnett, Grignion, 
 Scotin, Canott, Walker and \V. Rylaud, from The Litunjij, Lond. 1705 published 
 by Edw. Ryland. 
 
 {h) Psalms in Metre, by Sterniiold, Hopkins, &c. Camb. M. 
 1767. 8°. 
 
 ff. 04. 
 
 In one vol., old blue morocco gilt, gilt edges, a few leaves torn, and top edge 
 of frontispiece cut. 7g. 6d. 
 
 2924. (After No. Gil.) Bentiiam, Jas. History and Anti- 
 qnitioH of the Conventual and (Jatliedral Cliurch of Ely ; from tlui 
 foundation of the Monastery a.d. G7.'}. 'I'o the year 1771. Camb. E. 
 1771, 40.
 
 490 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. f^ J^'^^ 
 
 08 
 
 ff. 4 + pp. viii + 292 + *70 (Appendix & Index). 50 plates (for list see Upcott 
 I. 52.) Old calf. £3. 3s. 
 
 This copy belonged to the author, and has notes and additions by him, 
 including a review of the work from the Monthly Beview. The paper catalogued 
 ante No. 1267 is inserted, and also the portrait of Bentham from the 2nd 
 Edition of 1812 (see ante No. 1518). 
 
 James Bentham, Ely B. 1708, Triu., B.A. 1730, M.A. 1738, V. Wymondham, 
 E. Bow-BricklriU, Prebendary of Ely 1779, D. 1794. 
 
 2925. (After No. 645.) The last Dying Words and Confes- 
 sion of John Stickwood, who was executed at Cambridge, on the 11th 
 Day of August 1775, for the horrid and inhuman Murder of Andrew 
 Nunu, in Foulmire-Lane, on the 10th of July preceding. 14| x 19 in. 
 
 This relates to a murder committed by James and John Stickwood, of whom 
 the former turned King's Evidence against his brother, and was therefore 
 discharged by proclamation, with an admonition from the judge. John was 
 born in Great Wilbraham e. 1733. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2926. (After No. 744.) Collection of Psalm & Hymn Tunes 
 Some of which are new & others by Permission of the Authors... to 
 which is prefixed a Scale of easy Examples for those who learn to Sing. 
 The whole revised & harmonized by Dr. Randall. And published by 
 Wm. Hague Music Seller Cambridge, [c. 1790.] Oblong 12°. 
 
 f, 1 + pp. 81 + ff. 2, indices. Half calf. 3s. Qd. 
 
 D. Additions to IV. (pp. 175—251). 
 
 2927. (After No. 871.) Fisher, Bp. John. Funeral Sermon of 
 Margaret, Countess of Richmond & Derby, mother to Henry VII and 
 Foundress of Christ's, and St. John's College in Camb., with account 
 of her charities &c., & catalogue of her Professors at Camb. & Oxford, 
 & her Preachers at Camb. Lond. 1708. 8°. 
 
 pp. Ixiii + ff. 8 + pp. 47. Frontispiece of Arms, and folding plate of tomb of 
 Margaret. The Sermon is in Black Letter. Old calf, with bookplates of Prof. 
 Adams & Eev. Chr. Sykes. 7s- 6^- 
 
 2928. (After No. 1303.) [Thomas, Josiah (?)] Riot. A mock 
 heroic poem. In three cantos. By Christopher Climax Esq. Lond. 
 sold by... Booksellers in Camb. [1780.] 4°. 
 
 f 1 + pp. 22. This refers to a trial of two undergraduates Leeke (Caius B.A. 
 1781') & Woodman (Trin. B.A. 1781?) before the Vicechancellor, Dr. Yates, for 
 unseemly behaviour, at the instance of Dr. Ewin and John Beverley, to the 
 latter of whom the pamplilet is dedicated. A MS. note on title gives " Eev. — 
 Thomas, St. John's " as author. . ^4' ?u' 
 
 Josiah Thomas, St. John's, B.A. 1782, M.A. 1789, Archdeacon of Bath, 
 
 D. 1820.
 
 1799] VI. APPENDIX I. D. ADDITIONS TO IV. 491 
 
 2929. (After No. 1300.) Third Letter from Timmy Straight- 
 forwai'd to his Mother. "With notes explanatory & entertaining. To 
 •which is prefixed an address to the public. Lond. [1780.] 4". 
 
 pp. 15. For former Letters see ante Nos. 1299, 1300. 
 
 (b) Epistle from Anti-Straightforward, in answer to Timmy's 
 Third Epistle. To which is prefixed an address to the public, with a 
 letter to Mrs. Straightforward. Lond. [1780.] 4°. 
 
 pp. 12. 
 
 (c) Fourth Letter prom Timmy Straightforward. To which 
 is prefixed an address to Anti-Straightforward. Lond. [1780.] 4°. 
 
 pp. 12. 
 
 (fZ) Address to Timmy Straightforward. By a Friend. With 
 explanatory notes. Lond. 1781. 4°. 
 
 pp. 11. 
 
 Together, 9s. 
 
 2930. (After No. 1315.) [Freston, Anthony.] Verses on Her 
 Majesty's Birthday, May 19, 1784. Lond. 1784. 4". 
 
 pp. 18. Dedication to the Queen signed A. F., and a MS. note on half title, 
 "By Mr. Freston." 2s. 6d. 
 
 Anthony Freston, son of Eobort Brettingham of Norwich, B. 1757, took name 
 of Freston from an uncle in 17G1, Ch. Ch. Oxou. 1775, B.A. 1780, Clare Hall 
 Camb., M.A. 1783, E. Edgworth Gloucs., D. 1819. 
 
 2931. (After No. 1320.) [Nichols, J.] History and Anti- 
 quities of Barnwell Abbey, and of Sturbridge Fair. Lond 1786. 4°. 
 
 pp. 81 + 71 (Appendix to DarmDcll including monumental history of the 
 family of Butler) + 73 to 104 {Sturbridge Fair) + 'S'2 (Appendix to Sturbriiliic Fair). 
 Portrait of Jacob Butler after Rembrandt, and folding plan of the Fair taken 1725 
 (by Essex) with view of St. Mary Magdalen's Chapel Sturbridge, in corner. 18,s. 
 
 The above forms No. xxxviii. of liibliotheca Topographica Britannica pub- 
 lished for the Soc. of Antiquaries. 
 
 2932. (After No. 1412.) The Sizar, a Rhapsody. [No. L 
 Lond. 1799.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 158, title wanting. Written by a Cambridge man ; dedicated to Sizars 
 and "to each worthy Nursling of Step-dame Oxonia, yclept a Servitor." The 
 author announces his intention to publish the "remaining forty-nine folios of 
 this Khapsody." 2.s-. M. 
 
 E. Additions to V. (pp. 253—477). 
 
 2933. Re.vtlky, Kichakd. JJisskktation upon the Epi.stles of 
 Plialaris : with an aiiswci- to tlic olijcctioiis <jf the Hon. C Hoylc. 
 With Bentlcy'H Di.s.scrtaLioii on tho Epistles of ThomisLocles, Socrates,
 
 492 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1817 
 
 Euripides, and others ; and the Fables of ^sop, as originally printed ; 
 
 with occasional remarks. New Edit. Lond. 1817. 8". 
 
 ff. 2 + pp. lviii + 456. Calf. 6s. 
 
 2934. Orders concerning Algebra Lectures founded by Lady 
 Sadler. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. The cover has watermark 1819. Is. Gd. 
 
 2935. Proposals for the Institution of an annual examination 
 in Divinity, and a Latin Classical Author. [Camb. (?) before 1820.] 4°. 
 
 pp. 3. Is. &d. 
 
 2936. Huntingdon, Bedford & Peterbro' Gazette, and Cam- 
 bridge and Hertford Independent Press. Printed by W. Hatfield, 
 Sole Proprietor j and Published at the Offices at Huntingdon, Bedford, 
 Cambridge & Hertford. No. 426, Vol. IX. Sat. Oct. 20, 1821. F". 
 
 pp. 165—168. 5s. 
 
 2937. Appeal to the Owners and Occupiers op Land, in the 
 County of Camb., on the employment of rural labour. Camb. FF. 
 [c. 1830.] 8». 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 6d. 
 
 2938. Petition to the House of Commons from the Univ. of 
 Camb. on changes in the mode of election &c. [Camb. Y, c. 1830.] 4°. 
 
 ff. 2. Is. 6d. 
 
 2939. Cambridge Town &. County Elections, 1832. A collec- 
 tion of about 50 broadsides referring to the Town, and 30 referring to 
 the County Election. 21s. 
 
 2940. Henslow, J. S. Address to the Reformers op the Town 
 of Cambridge. [Camb. W, 1835.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 8. This is a second address, the former being in 1834. Is. 
 
 2941. Essay on the Nature & Effects of the ancient & 
 modern systems of Colonization. Essay on the Conduct & Character 
 of William III. [Camb. HH, c. 1836.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 66. Notes at the end of each essay. Is. 
 
 2942. Quaenam commoda Britannia percipiat ex Ooloniis Trans- 
 atlanticis. [Camb. c. 1836.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Professing to relate a debate at the Union on the above subject 
 between 30 Trinity and 30 Jesus men. Is. 6d.
 
 1889] VI. APPENDIX I. E. ADDITIONS TO V. 493 
 
 2943. Cambridge Chronicle & Journal and Hunts. Gazette. 
 June 30, 1838. F°. 
 
 pp. 4. Containing the account of the Coronation, and also of the Camb. 
 Coronation Festivities. 5s. 
 
 2944. The Queen in Cambridge. An account of the proceed- 
 ings connected with the visit of Her Majesty & H.R.H. Prince Albert 
 to the Univ. of Camb., Oct. 25, 1843. Camb. : jirinted and sold by 
 D. Chapman, St. Andrew's St. 1843. 12". 
 
 pp. 12. 2s. Qd. 
 
 2944*. Bradshaw, Henry. Memoranda. The Skeleton of 
 
 Chaucer's Canterbury Tales : an attempt to distinguish the several 
 
 fragments of the work as left by the author. Camb. CCC. 18G8 [not 
 
 issued till 1871.] 8°. 
 
 pp. 5i. 3s. 6d. 
 
 (b) Classified Index of the Fifteenth Century 
 
 Books in the Collection of the late M. J. de Meyer, which were sold at 
 
 Ghent in Nov. 1869. Lond. [Camb. FFR] 1870. 8°. 
 
 pp. 28. 7s. Qd. 
 
 (c) Notice of a fragment of the Fifteen Oes and 
 
 other Prayers printed at Westminster by W. Caxton about 1490 — 91, 
 
 preserved in the Library of the Baptist College, Bristol. Lond. [Camb. 
 
 CCC] 1877. 8°. 
 
 pp. 12. 3s. 6d. 
 
 (cl) The Early Collection op Canons commonly 
 
 known as the Hibernensis : a letter to Dr F. W. H. Wasserschleben. 
 
 Camb. [PPP.] 1885. 8°. 
 
 pp. 16. Is. 
 
 (e) Collected Papers, comprising 1. 'Memoranda'; 
 
 2. 'Communications' read before the Camb. Antiquarian Soc. ; together 
 with an article contributed to the ' Bibliographer,' and two papers not 
 previously published. Thirteen Plates. Camb. A. 1889. 8". 
 
 pp. viii + 500. Edited by Mr. Jenkinson. Cloth. 13s. Gd. 
 
 if) Memoir by G. W. Prothero. Lond. 1888. 8°. 
 
 pp. vii + ll. 2 + pp. 447. Portrait by Herkomer, & facsimile of letter. 13s. M. 
 
 c. 33
 
 CATALOGUE OF CAMBEIDGE BOOKS. 
 
 VII. APPENDIX II. 
 
 MSS. 
 
 2945. [The Foundation of the University op Cambridge, by 
 John Scot, Notar. Pub.]. Consisting of a short account of the Uni- 
 versity, of each of the 16 Colleges with a list of the Master & Fellows 
 at March 25, 1617, Founders of the Schools, library, magistrates & 
 officers, with 53 coats of arms blazoned, 26 leaves of the original work, 
 with two in the handwriting of Thomas Baker to make up for leaves 
 wanting in this copy. Fcap. F°., loose in the old calf covers, c. 1618. 
 
 £6. Gs. 
 
 This copy, which belonged to Thomas Baker, has no title page & wants the 
 second half of the history of the University, which however is supplied by Baker 
 from another copy. The copies were executed at different times between 1617 & 
 1621, the date to which each was made up being in some cases stated on the title 
 page ; — There is one in Emmanuel College 1617, one in Jesus 1618, & one in the 
 British Museum 1621. Of the work Mr. H. A. Woodham in his "Heraldry" of 
 the University and Colleges thus speaks: "At the head of each section are two 
 " coats, one exhibiting the bearings of the College therein treated of, & the other 
 "apparently intended to give those of its founder. All the family shields of the 
 " University Officers are likewise given, impaling, where necessary, those of 
 " their office : the whole displaying much scientific accuracy & great pictorial 
 " beauty." 
 
 2946. The Visitation of Cambridgeshire, 1619, by Henry St. 
 
 George Richmond herald, as deputy of William Camden Clarenceux. F°., 
 
 56 leaves, in old vellum covers. £8. 8s. 
 
 For edition printed at the private press of Sir Thomas Phillipps in 1840, see 
 ante No. 1995*. 
 
 2947. Protestations, Oxford and Cambridge, 1641 — 2. Vol. I. 
 
 25 Fcap. F°. double pages for Cambridge, 17 for Oxford. Vol. II. 
 
 Index of 83 pp. containing upwards of 4400 names ; the 2 vols, bound 
 
 in half morocco. £3. 3s. 
 
 These copies of returns sent to the House of Commons in February 164| 
 were made by the late Mr. J. E. Bailey. This protestation or declaration to 
 defend the protestant religion against Popish innovation, his Majesty's person 
 honour & estate, the power & privileges of Parhament, the rights and liberties of 
 the Subject & the Union of the three Kingdoms, was made by the House of 
 Commons May 3, 1641. It was sent to the Corporation of Cambridge by OUver 
 Cromwell & John Lowry their representatives, and signed May 11. It was sent 
 to the two Universities in the following February. The returns give what 
 appears to be a complete list of the members of each college at the time, &, in 
 the case of Cambridge, of all the CoUege Servants, showing those who took the 
 protestation & also those who did not, whether from ' ' absense, nonage, sickness.
 
 1816] VII. APPENDIX II. MANUSCRIPTS, &c. 495 
 
 " or not coming, or going away without subscribing or telling their names & so 
 " refusing it." The total number at Cambridge was 2103, and of College Servants, 
 Public Officers of the University &c. 307 ; at Oxford 2014, the Servants not being 
 given or not distinguished. 
 
 2948. Robinson, Matthew, Strena Poetica (Paraphrasis 
 
 Poetica in Canticum Canticorum). Autograph MS. 49 leaves, vellum 
 
 limp, 12°., 1646. 10s. 6c/. 
 
 Written by Matthew Robinson as a New Year's gift 1647 to his friend Zachary 
 Cawdrey. 
 
 2949. Gataker, Chas. Volume of 732 pages containing Theo- 
 
 logical Treatises, Sermons, ikc. Of Judgment of Controversies in 
 
 Religion ik of the sense of Holy Scriptures, Of the Light & Law of 
 
 Nature, Of Truth and by the way of the Conversion of the Jews, 
 
 Of Infallibility, Of the Liberty of the WHl, Of God's Foreknowledge, 
 
 Of the two Mysteries of the Trinity and of our Saviour's Incarnation, 
 
 &c. 4°. half calf, gilt leaves. 30s. 
 
 Charles Gataker, son of Thomas Gataker (see ante No. 76), Surrey B. c. 1614, 
 Sidney, B.A. 1632, Pemb. Oxon. M.A. 1636, incorp. Camb. 1657, R. Hoggeston 
 Bucks. 1647, D. 1680 aged 67. 
 
 2950. Statuta Collegii Reginalis, &c. Written by Charles 
 Plumptre, formerly Fellow of Queens', [c. 1735]. 8". ff. 74, vellum. 
 
 5s. Qcl. 
 
 Charles Plumptre, Nottingham B., Clare 1730, B.A. 1733, Queens', Fellow, 
 D.D. 1752, R. Wimpole 1745, Prebendary of Norwich 1746, Archdeacon of Ely 
 1752, D. 1779. 
 
 2951. University Election of March 26, 1811 for a Chan- 
 cellor (Candidates : Duke of Gloucester, Duke of Rutland) it for a 
 M.P. (Candidates : Lord Palmerston, Hon. J. H. Smyth). A list under 
 separate Colleges of Electors, with marks of those who had promised to 
 vote & the names of those who should ask for the votes of others. 4°., 
 half Ijound. 9s. 
 
 2952. Sedgwick. Lecture Book 1815 &, 1816. Freshjien. 8 
 leaves with autograph " A. Sedgwick Trin. Coll." 3s. 6d. 
 
 Contains the names of the pupils on his side, with the attendances marked. 
 
 2953. A collection op documents chiefly from the Bakh:r MSS. 
 
 relating to Cambridgeshire, and arranged under the following heads : 
 
 The County, The Diocese of Ely, The Town, The University, The 
 
 Colleges — Trinity, Sidney, Jesus, Emmanuel, Magdalene, Caius, Trinity 
 
 Hall, Coqms, St. Catherine's, St. John's, Chri.st's, Downing. In all 7 
 
 vols., ¥"., bound in calf. £15. 
 
 This collection was made by Dr. Wobb formerly Master of Clare, & at his sale 
 passed into the hands of tlio late llev. John Hailstone of Bottisham. 
 
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 2954. University Cricket Club. Instituted, 1820. Lists of 
 Members, & Score Sheets for 1820—22. 30 leaves, 4°. 10s. Qd. 
 
 2955. The Subscriptions of the OflScers, Masters, & Fellows of the 
 University of Cambridge, made in conformity to the act of Parliament 
 passed in the 14th year of Charles II. Transcribed from the original 
 books belonging to the said University. By John Smith B.A. of St. 
 John's College & deputy Esquire Bedell to the University, mdcccxxiii. 
 ff. 129 with contents, Fcap. 4^, half bound. 12s. Qd. 
 
 2956. Graduati Cantabrigienses 1659 — 1823. Interleaved & 
 bound into 3 vols. Numerous additions of later degrees to the printed 
 portion, & the interleaving has many biographical and other notes, 
 besides autographs, &c. The 3 vols., 8°. £3. 3s. 
 
 On the title page of the first volume is written "From the Kev. W. Hustler 
 A.M. Fellow of Jesus Col. & Eegister of the University of Camb. March 23. 1829. 
 to G. B. Jermyu." 
 
 George Bitton Jermyn, Halesworth B. 1789, Caius, Trin. Hall, LL.B. 1814, 
 LL.D. 1826, Curate of Swaffham Prior, Madelena D. 1859. His genealogical 
 collections are in the Bury St. Edmund's Museum. 
 
 2956*. Storer. Oollegiorum Portae [as described ante No. 
 1713 (d)]. Between the plates are inserted in MS. verses referring to 
 each of the Colleges; on the flyleaf is an inscription "Mr Richard 
 Percival, with Jas. Storer's I'espects, Oct''. 24, 1838," & there is a letter 
 dated "Oct"^. 24/38 Islington Green" which acknowledges the receipt 
 of a copy of the Journal of Bishop Heber & concludes with a jiathetic 
 allusion to the death of his son (see ante No. 1581). 4°., half calf. 
 
 <£3. 3s. 
 
 2957. Index to all the Parishes in Beds., Berks., Bucks., 
 Cambs., Cheshire, Coi'nwall, Cumberland & Derbys., which are men- 
 tioned in the published works I'elating to those countries, shewing the 
 page where they are to be found, c. 1876. 4°., half bound. 15s. 
 
 2958. Collections & Notes relating to the County of Cam- 
 bridge by M. D. Duffield : 
 
 (1) Cambridgeshire Collections. 
 
 (2) Pampisford, Babraham, Gi-eat Abington. 
 
 (3) Cottenham, Croyland, Chesterton. 
 
 (4) Boyston, Abington, Bassingbourne, Croydon, Melborne & Meldreth. 
 
 (5) Great Abington, Little Abington ; & Hingham & Carbrook, Norfolk. 
 
 The 5 vols. 4°. £3. 10s. 
 
 2959. Collections and Notes for History of Churches of 
 Cambridge by M. D. Duffield : 
 
 (1) The Parishes of the Town generally. 
 
 (2) St. Michael's. 
 
 (3) Trinity Church. 
 
 The 3 vols. 4". £2. 12s. 6d
 
 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. 
 
 VIII. APPENDIX III. 
 
 MAPS, VIEWS, CARICATURES, &c. 
 
 2960. Map. Cambridgeshire described with the division of 
 the lumdreds, the Townes situation, with the Armes of the Colleges of 
 that famous Universiti : And also the Armes of all such Princes <k 
 noble men as have heer tofore borne the honorable tytles & dignities of 
 the Earldome of Oambridg. Performed by John Speede And are to be 
 solde by Thomas Bassett in Fleet street & Richard Chiswell in St. 
 Pauls Church yard. 1610. 20} x 15} in. 7s. Gd. 
 
 From Speed's Theatre of the Empire 1610, the letterpress being sig. Z pp. 37 
 & 38. This answers to the description in Willis & Clark, I. p. cvi, except that the 
 Sidney shield is filled in. 
 
 2961. Map. Cambridge. Comitatus quem glim Iceni Insede- 
 runt. Christopher Saxton descrip: Wilhelmus Kip sculpsit. [1637.] 
 12f xll^in. is. 6d. 
 
 From Camden's Britannia translated by Philemon Holland, 1037, with the 
 letterpress description sig. Ss, pp. 485 — 495. 
 
 2962. Ely. (1) Eliensis Ecclesiae Cath. pacies aquilonaris. 
 The North Prospect of the Cathedral Church of Ely. (2) Ecclesiae 
 Cath. Eliensis facies australis. The South Prospect of the Cathedrall 
 Church of Ely. Da. King dclin. ct sculp. [1656.] 11.} x 6^ in. & 
 1I| X 7f in. The two plates, 6s. 
 
 From Daniel King's Cathedral and Conventual Churches of England and 
 WalcH, 1050. 
 
 2963. Map. [Blaeu.] Cantahuigiensis Comitatus. Cambridge- 
 
 shiro. [c. 1662.J 20^x16^- in. 7s. (Wl. 
 
 At the two BidcH arc given in colour tlic lloyal Arms, the Arms ol' Sigobcrt 
 Founder of the Univ., of the seven Earls of Cambridge, of the University & of 
 each of the 15 colleges, tlie Hhield for Sidney (founded 15'.)1) being left blank.
 
 498 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1662 
 
 2964. Map. [Blaeu.] Regiones Inundatae in finibus Comi- 
 tatus Norfolciae, Suffolciae, Cantabrigiae, Huntingtonae, Northanitoniae, 
 et Lincolniae. [c. 1662.] 211 x 17^ in. 7s. 6c?. 
 
 2965. Map. A Mapp of y"- Great Levell of y^ Fenns Ex- 
 tending into y*" Countyes of Northamton, Norfolk, Suffolke, Lyncolne, 
 Cambridg & Huntington & the Isle of Ely as it is now drained, de- 
 scribed by S'" Jonas Moore Survey^" gen". Printed & sold by Christop'' 
 Browne at the Globe near the West end of St. Pauls Church London. 
 83 X 58 in. Cut into four sections mounted and folded in case. [c. 
 1685.] 15s. 
 
 2966. Kip. Hatley St. George, the seat of Sir Robert Cotton 
 in Cambridgeshire. L. Knyff Del. L Kip Scul. [c. 1709.] 18f x 13f 
 in. From Britannia Illustrata. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2967. Kip. Wimple in the County of Cambridge. L. Knyff 
 Delin. I. Kip Sculp, [c. 1709.] 18| x 13| in. From Britannia 
 Illustrata. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2968. Map. Cambridgeshire. Sutton Nicholls sculp. Sold 
 by Abel Swal & Awnsham & John Churchill. 16f x 14 in. [c. 1710.] 
 
 3s. 6d. 
 
 2969. Buck. South-West view of Thorney Abby in the 
 County of Cambridge. S. & N. Buck Delin. et Sculp. 1730. Dedi- 
 cated to Wriothesly, Duke of Bedford. 14| x 7-| in. 3s. 
 
 2970. Buck. The South-West view of Pythagoras's School in 
 Cambridge. S. & N. Buck Delin. et Sculp. 1730. 14| x 7| in. 3s. Qd. 
 
 2971. A Perspective View op y^ Great Court of Trinity 
 College in Cambridge from y'' South. Dedicated to Richard Bentley 
 D.D. Master of Trinity by W^. Thurlbourn & James Mechell the Pro- 
 prietors. Published Feb. 1. 1740. 18xl3fin. 9s. 
 
 2972. North-West Prospect of the University & Town op 
 Cambridge. From the London Magazine, mounted on board, [c. 1750.] 
 
 2s. 
 
 2973. Map. An accurate Map of Cambridgeshire divided 
 into its Hundreds. Illustrated with Historical Extracts relative to 
 the Soil, Air, &c., present state of its principal Towns & a view of the 
 City of Ely. By Eraan. Bowen. Dedicated to Henry Clinton, Earl of 
 Lincoln, Lord Lieutenant of Cambs. 20J x 27f in., mounted on linen 
 in case. [1753.] 10s.
 
 1778] VIII. APP.III. MAPS, VIEWS, CARICATURES, d:c. 499 
 
 2974. A View of the Senate House, the new Library, & St. 
 Mary's Church from the South. P. S. Lamborn Sculp. 6 x 3i in. 
 [c. 1763.] Is. Gel 
 
 2975. St. Mary's Church, Whittlesea, Elevation of the 
 Tower & Spire, J. Heins del., P. S. Lamborn sculp. Cantab. March 20, 
 1763, Dedicated to the Earl of Waldegrave. 12 x 17 in. 3s. Gd. 
 
 2976. Lamborn. View of the West front op Clare Hall, 
 King's College Chapel, Szc. P. S. Lamborn del. & sculp. 20 x 13 in. 
 [c. 1769.] is. Gd. 
 
 2977. View op King's College & part of Clare 
 
 Hall P. S. Lamborn del. et sculp. 20 x 13 in. [c. 1769.] 4s. Gd. 
 
 2978. View of the Public Library, the Senate 
 
 House & St. Mary's Church. P. S. Lamborn del. et sculp. 19| x 13 
 in. [c. 1769.] 4s. 6d. 
 
 2979. View of Trinity-College-Bridge &, Library 
 
 & Part of St. John's College. 20 x 13 in. [c. 1769.] 4*. Gd. 
 
 2980. Prospect of the Senate-House, the New Library, St. 
 Mary's Chm-ch, <fec. Engraved for the Complete English Ti-aveller. 
 [1771.] 11x7 in. 2s. Gd. 
 
 From Nathanael Spencer's Complete English Traveller, 1771. 
 
 2981. The Horn at Corpus Christi College. M. Tyson del., 
 Basire sc. [1772.] 2s. 
 
 This appeared in the Archaologia Vol. III. 
 
 2982. CoLLEGii Regalis apudCantabrigiensesSacellum. King's 
 College Chappel in Cambridge. 34^ x 22 in. [c. 1774 — 1775.] 7s. Gd. 
 
 Enlarged from Loggan. " Honoratissimo Dom: Domino Francisco (iodolpliin 
 Baroni Koyalton. Tabula Merito votiva." For account of Lord Godolphiu's gift 
 of £400 for paving the Ante-chapel, see Willis & Clark I, 530 & note. 
 
 2983. 0[kde,] T[homas, of King's.] A School of Athens, 
 dedicated to tlie illustrious Inheritress of her fame in Professors of 
 Arts & Sciences, the University of Cambi idgo. O Matro pulchra Filia 
 pulchrior ! T. O. inv^ & del'., J. Bretherton f. 3''. Jan^. 1778. 21x18 
 ii,_ >£3. 3.S'. 
 
 This ))if;ture showrt out of tlio right window St. Miiry'n (Jlinrch, & out of the 
 l(!ft till! Sonat<! IIouHc, and is tlKMofore jiroljiiljly tuki'U from a room in the old 
 Provost'H Lodge of King's. At a liigh tahlu there in an eldurly man in aciulemicals, 
 and a younger man writing at a table btlow, & on each Hide a foucing manter &
 
 500 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1779 
 
 fiddler (representing the "Professors of Arts and Sciences"?). Three Countrymen 
 arc entering the room, the first with a bag, and these may be coming to pay their 
 rents, the lower figure, writing, being the Bursar, and that above being the 
 Provost. The face is like that of Dr. Cooke who was Provost at the time (1778). 
 
 2984. Modern Universal British Traveller [Published by 
 J. Cooke, 1779.] Three views each 12x7|m. (1) View of Clare 
 Hall & King's College Chapel. (2) West View of Cambridge. (3) 
 View of the City of Ely. The three, 4s. U. 
 
 2985. Pythagoras School. Sparrow sc. Published 1 3"' August 
 1783 by S. Hooper. 61 x 5 in. \s. 
 
 2986. A New Coat of Arms, granted to the H . . ds of the 
 
 U y of C e, since their late Edict against Dinners. Arms 
 
 Quarterly, first azure, a Mitre and Fools Cap transverse ways, second. 
 Sable, an Inn shut up, Third, Caput Universale, on an Asses head, 
 proper, fourth Argent, A Book entitled, Excerpta e statutis, Supporters, 
 Two Cooks weeping. Crest, a Hand holding a Roll of Paper, Motto, 
 Impransi, Juvenes Disquirite. Etched by I. B, [?John Bretherton.] 
 12| X Si in. Published Feb^ 2pt 1786. 7s. U. 
 
 2987. The Petitioning Vintners of ge. Published by 
 
 S. Watts No. 50 Strand April 16, 1786. 13 x 10| in. 7s. M. 
 
 This and the previous plate refer to an edict against Dinners at Taverns. We 
 can find no special edict in the year 1785, but in the Excerpta e Statutis issued in 
 that year, regulations "Against resorting to taverns," dated 1728 & 1750, 
 appear. Probably it was printed with a view to enforcing these regulations. In 
 a pamphlet published in 1788 entitled Reviarks on the Enoyiuoiix Expenve in the 
 Education of Young Men in the University of Cambridge (see ante No. 13H1) the 
 following sentence occurs : — " It is true indeed, that some time ago, I believe 
 " about the end of the year 1785, there was a faint attempt made to prevent the 
 "young men in Statu Pupillari giving Dinners... but... they were young men of 
 " fashion and it was connived at." 
 
 2988. Soham Church, Cambs. Aquatint Rapfield, Moore del. 
 Published Feb^ 18, 1797 by A. P. Moore, Surveyor's Office, Christ 
 Hospital, London. Dedicated to Rev. Thomas Wilson, Vicar. 15 x 11 
 in. 2s. 6d. 
 
 2989. Harraden. King's College Chapel & Clare Hall in 
 the University of Cambridge. R. Harraden delin. &, execud. Pub- 
 lished October 12"' 1797 by R. Harraden No. 16 Little Newport Street 
 Leicester Square Loudon & David Hood Printseller Cambridge. Proof 
 Print. 21f X 14^ in. 9s. 
 
 This view shows the old Bridge in the centre of the Paddock & of the Fellows' 
 Buildings.
 
 1815] VIII. APR III. MAPS, VIEWS, CARICATURES, &c. 501 
 
 2990. Harraden. The Library & Bridge op Trinity College 
 in the University of Cambridge with part of St. John's College ife 
 Bridge. R. Harraden delin. ife excud. Engraved by J. W. Edy. 
 Published by R. Harraden. ..& David Hood... November 5, 1797. 
 Proof Print. 24i x 18 in. 9s. 
 
 2991. Jesus College in the University op Cam- 
 
 bridge, R. Harraden delin. & excud. Engraved by Tho'. Cartwright. 
 Published April 18, 1798 by R. Harraden No. 16 Little Newport 
 Street London & Great St. Mary's Lane Cambridge. Proof print. 
 23fxl7iin. 9s. 
 
 2992. View of Cambridge from the Castle Hill, 
 
 R. Harraden delin. & excud. Engraved by J. W. Edy. Published 
 June 12"^ 1798 by R. Harraden... (as above). 25x18 in. 9s. 
 
 2993. Queens College in the University of Cam- 
 
 bridge. R. Harraden delin. & excud. Engraved by T. Cartwright. 
 Published June 16, 1798 by R. Harraden... (as above). Proof print. 
 23^xl7|in. 9s. 
 
 2994. Malton. The South Front op the Senate House, & 
 West end of St. Mary's Church. Drawn and Engraved by Tho^ 
 Malton. Coloured, [c. 1799.] 19|xl3fin. 7s. 6(7. 
 
 2995. Cambridge University Almanack. The views of Cam- 
 
 bridge that appeared at the head of this Almanack from the beginning 
 
 in 1801 to 1855 (except 1843—45—47—50), by Baldrey, Barker, 
 
 Burford, Harraden, Hollis, Bartlett, Kearnan, Storer, Backhouse, 
 
 Challis, Basevi, Cockerell, Dodgson, Rudge. Sizes 16 x lOi in., 
 
 17^x12 in. &c. The 51 views, £6. 6s. 
 
 Original impressions. For list see Willis and Clark, I, cxxix — cxxxiii. The 
 Almanacks for the few years that appeared after 1855 had some of the old views 
 re-issued. 
 
 2996. St. Sepulchre's Church (looking West). Cambridge. 
 Engraved by J. C. Smith from a drawing by I. L. Bond after a sketch 
 by S. Prout. London, Dec. 25, 1805. 7Ax5f in. Is. 6d. 
 
 2997. Rowlandson. Inside view op the Public Library, 
 Cambridge. London, Pub. Nov. V^, 1809. A caricature, llf x8in. 
 
 2s. 6d. 
 
 2998. SWAFPHAM TWO ClIURCHES, CAMBRIDGESHIRE. ReV. CoOPER 
 
 Willyaiiis del. 1802, OoUyer scul|i. From the (Jentleniau's Magazine 
 April 1815. 7x5 in. Is.
 
 502 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1815 
 
 2999. Antiquarian Itinerary. Twenty-two Engravings by 
 Greig, Wallis, Higham, Roberts, from drawings by Clennell, Alex- 
 ander, Greig, containing 16 for Ely, 2 Tliorney, 2 (Roman Bricks) 
 Wisbech, & 2 (Sculptured Stones) Trinity CoUege Cambridge. Pub- 
 lished 1815—18. Sizes 3i x 2i in, &c. Together, 7s. &d. 
 
 3000. Buckler. Ely Cathedral S. E. Drawn & Etched by 
 J. C. Buckler, Published October 1818. lOf x 7f in. 2s. 6d. 
 
 ST 
 
 3001. Newmarket. Published by J. Mawman, January 1 
 
 1821. Mezzotint. 10 x 5f in. 2s. Gd. 
 
 A woodcut of the same view, described as "View of Newmarket in 1669 
 (From the original drawing in the Laurentian Library, Florence)" is given in 
 Here's Newmarket, Vol. II. 
 
 3002. Map shewing the Roads and boundaries of Parishes for 
 
 the distance of eight miles around the University of Cambridge, 1827. 
 
 J. Richardson deP, W. Metcalfe Lithog. 15 x 15 in, 3s. 6d. 
 
 A circular map on the scale of 1^ miles to 1 inch, coloured, having concentric 
 circles a mile apart. 
 
 3003. Map. Baker's New Map of the University & Town of 
 
 Cambridge, delineated from actual survey by Richard Grey Baker. 
 
 Published May 1830 and sold by the proprietor, Earith, Hunts., and 
 
 T. Stevenson, Camb. 43^ x 38^ in. 3s. 6d. 
 
 On the scale of 200 yards to an inch, coloured, with the arms of the Univ. & 
 Town emblazoned in colours. Dedicated to the Duke of Gloucester. 
 
 3004. Map. Plan of part of the Bedford Level & Lands 
 adjacent, subject to the Eau Brink Tax. J. G. Lenny, Surveyor, Bury 
 St. Edmunds, 1833. 91 x 103| in., cut into 6 sections & mounted on 
 linen, in case. 21s, 
 
 3005. Bassingbourne Church 1835, & Bassingbourne Vicarage 
 1835, two lithographs in one sheet, F". Not published (?). 2s. 
 
 3006. Entrance to Newmarket. Drawn by W. Westall A.R. A., 
 E. Findensc. [c. 1835.] 5f x 3f in. Is. 
 
 3007. View of the Front facing Trumpington Street of the 
 Fitzwilliam Museum. George Basevi, Architect. Tho\ Kearnan 
 Sculpt Architect's design, [c. 1837,] 12f x 7^ in. 2s. 6d 
 
 3008. Madingley Church, Cambridgeshire. W. F. Varley 
 dels on stone by W. Walton, Printed by C. Hullmandel, William 
 Fleetwood Varley, Artist & Publisher, Cambridge, [c. 1840.] 9x7 in. 
 
 Is. Qd.
 
 1886] VIII. APR III. MAPS, VIEWS, CARICATURES, &c. 503 
 
 3009. Font in St. Sepulchres Church, Cambridge, size | in. to 
 the foot, F. A. Paley M.A. DeP. [c. 1842.] 4«. Is. 6d 
 
 3010. The Holy Sepulchre Church Cambridge as restored 
 A.D. 1842, A. Salvin, Architect, Drawn and lithographed by J. Deason. 
 9x6^ in., proof on India paper. 2s. 6d. 
 
 3011. St. Michael's Longstanton, Cambridgeshire — South 
 West view. Published by E. Meadows, 6 King's Parade, Cambridge. 
 [c. 1846.] 1*. 
 
 3012. Ely (with water in foreground.) Drawn by F. Robson, 
 Etch'* by J. Redaway. [c. 1850.] 8 x 4| in. Is. 
 
 3013. Recollections of a Senate-House Examination. Printed 
 by R. Appel & Go's Anastatic Press, 43 Gerrard Street, Soho. [c. 1850.] 
 
 3s. Gel. 
 By the author [J. L. Koget] of "A Cambridge Scrap Book." 
 
 3014. View of the New Chapel, St. John's College Cambridge, 
 Geo. Gilbert Scott, R.A. Arch^ J, Drayton Wyatt del. et lith. 
 10| X 81 in. • 2s. 6d. 
 
 This lithograph has a spire as originally designed. 
 
 3015. Chart of the Cambridge University Boat Races for the 
 5 years 1862—1866. By R. R. Royston. Published by Metcalfe, 
 Trinity Street, & R. Dimmock King's Parade. 3s. Gd. 
 
 So marked as to shew the position of each boat in every race. 
 
 3016. Ordnance Survey Publications. 
 
 (a) Cambridgeshire, on the scale of 6 inches to a mile. Published in 196 
 quarter-sheets containing 6 square miles. 1877 — 8(5. Each Is. 
 
 (b) Cambridgeshire ; Parish Maps on the scale of 25 inches to a mile in 
 sheets containing 1^ square miles. 1877 — 80. Each 2.s. 6d. 
 
 (c) Cambridge and its environs. Four sheets on the scale of 1 inch to a 
 mile (Nos. 187, 188, 204, 205), giving an area of 36 x 2-4 miles with the town in 
 the centre. Mounted together on canvas to fold for the i^ocket, with case. 8s. 6d. 
 
 {(l) Cambridge Town Plans, on the scale of 10 i feet to a mile, in 60 sheets. 
 1885 — 6. Various prices from 2,s. 6d. 
 
 The above prices are for plain maps ; for the coloured the prices vary from 3s, 
 to 11«. (jd. according to the amount of work. 
 
 3017. Scrap Book, large folio, containing 124 views &c. op 
 Cambridge, arranged for the most part in order of the colleges, with 
 l)hink spaces after each college for additions. Among others are, Plan 
 <k Elevation of intended addition to Corpus Coll. designed by James 
 Essex jr. 1748; Memorial of Lord Nelson, Nov. 12, 1805, (" Excudit
 
 504 
 
 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. 
 
 [V.Y. 
 
 I. Fisher Coll. Xti. Cantab. LL.D.," a facsimile of Nelson's handwriting 
 &c.); 35 specimens of head & tail pieces &c. used at the Pitt Press, 
 2 impressions from ancient Bricks by W. Mason; &c. Half russia. 
 
 £5. 5s. 
 
 3018. Scrap Book, formerly the property op Sir Robert 
 Sydney, Bourn Lodge, Bray, Berks. 4°. 
 
 Containing nearly 100 views &c. Half calf. 21s. 
 
 Contents: "Markett place at Cambrid<?e, Eowlandson del. 1801;" A View 
 from Peter-House, Cambridge, Drawn & Pub''. Jan. 1810 by Digbton, 6 Chars 
 Cross (Dr. Francis Barnes Master of Pet.) ; St. John's & King's Chapels (interior) 
 from Ackermann, coloured; Pythagoras School "Nov. 1st 1777, Printed as the 
 Act directs for S. Hooper. Sparrow so.;" Entrance to the late Ante Chapel of 
 Corpus, from Gent. Mag. May 20, 1826 ; The Fight of the Crescent, from Punch ; 
 14 views from Wilson's MemoraMlia Cantab. ; Plan of town by E. Creighton ; 
 cuttings from the papers of the Installation of Prince Albert as Chancellor; &c. &c. 
 
 3019. Scrap Book containing 41 views & portraits, including 
 13 lithographs from drawings by R. B. Harraden 1842 &c., and illustra- 
 tions from Huber (see ante No. 2063.) Oblong F*'. I2s.
 
 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. 
 
 3020. 
 3021. 
 3022. 
 3023. 
 3024. 
 3025. 
 3026. 
 
 IX. APPENDIX IV. 
 
 List of Books printed at Camliridge 1521—1650. 
 
 By F. Jenkinson, M.A., University Librarian. 
 
 With additions. 
 
 There is some doubt about the books printed in itahcs. 
 
 1521 
 
 Bullock (Hen.). Oratio. 4°. 
 Augustinus de miseria vitae. 4°. 
 Lucianus Tepl 8i'.pddwv. Bullock. 4°. 
 Balduiuus de Altaris sacramento. 4°. 
 Erasmus de conscribendis epistohs. 4°. 
 Galenus de Temperamentis. Linacre. 4°. 
 Fisher (Joan.). Contio. Latin by B. Pace. 4°. 
 
 1522 
 
 [1] 
 
 3027. Geminus (Papyrius). Hermathena. 4°. 
 
 date not known (J. Siberch.) 
 
 3028. [Lily, Wm.] De octo orationis partium constructione libellus. 
 
 4°. 
 
 3029. 
 3030. 
 3031. 
 3032. 
 3033. 
 3034. 
 3035. 
 
 3036. 
 3037. 
 3038. 
 3039. 
 3040. 
 3041. 
 3042. 
 
 3043. 
 3044. 
 
 3045. 
 3046. 
 3047. 
 
 1584 
 
 Bright (Tim.). In physicam G. A. Scribonii animadversiones. 8°. 
 
 Catalogus Eectorum et Cancellariorum. 
 
 Martinus (Jac). De prima corporum generatione. 8°. 
 
 Ovidius (P.) Naso. Fabularum interpretatio...a G. Sabino. [ed. T. T.] 8°. 
 
 Eamus (Petr.). Dialecticae libri duo, scholiis G. Tempelli. 8°. 
 
 Rouspeau (Yves) and J. de I'Espine. Two Treatises, translated. 8°. [2] 
 
 Sadeel (Ant.). [La Roche de Chandieu (Ant.)] Disputationes. 4°. [3] 
 
 1585 
 
 Catalogus procancellariorum &c. 
 
 Pilkington (Jas.) and Rob. Some. Exposition on Nehemiah &c. 
 ,, „ „ ,, Two treatises on Oppression. 
 
 Ramus (P.). Latin Grammar, in English. 8°. 
 Ursinus (Zach.). Doctriuae christianae compendium. 8°. 
 Whitaker (W.). Answer to a book by W. Rainolds. 8°. 
 Willet (Andr.). De animae natura et viribus. 8°. 
 
 1586 
 
 Charkc (Wm.). Treatise against the Defense of the Censure &c. 
 Harmony of Confessions. 8^". 
 
 1587 
 
 (?) Carmichael (Jas.). Grammaticae Latinae... liber 2"", 4°. 
 
 Tliomas (Tho.). Dictionanum linguae Latinae. 8°. 
 
 Ursinus (Zach.). Explicationes catecheticae. Ed. altera. 8°. 
 
 4°. 
 8°. 
 
 8°. 
 
 [-1] 
 
 [3-] 
 
 [2881] 
 [4*]
 
 506 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1588 
 
 1588 
 
 3048. Whitaker (W.). Disputatio de sacra scriptura. 4°. [5*] 
 
 sine anno (J. Legate). 
 
 3049. Achilles Statius. 8°. 
 
 3050. Bastingius (J.). Exposition upon the Catechism. 8°. 
 
 3051. Beza (T.). Job expounded. 8°. 
 
 3052. „ ,, Ecclesiastes. 8°. [IC] 
 
 3053. New Testament. (Genevan Version.) 24°. (Cotton gives 1589). 
 
 3054. Perkins (W.). Armilla aurea. 8°. 
 
 3055. Willet (Andr.). Sacrorum emblematum centuria una. 4°. 
 
 1589 
 
 3056. Bastingius (J.). Exposition upon the catechism &c. 4°. 
 
 3057. Cicero. De oratore libri tres. 16°. 
 
 3058. Terentius. Comoediae sex. 12°. 
 
 1590 
 
 3059. Greenwood (John). Syntaxis et prosodia. 8°. 
 
 3060. Holland (Hen.). Treatise against Witchcraft. 4°. 
 
 3061. Perkins (Wm.). Armilla Aurea. 8°. 
 
 3062. Willet (Andr.). De generali...Judaeorum vocatione. 4°. 
 
 1591 
 
 3063. Bible (Genevan version). 8°. 
 
 3064. Perkins (W.). A Golden Chains. 8°. 
 
 1592 
 
 3065. L'Espine (Jean de). A very excellent Discourse (trs. by E. Smyth). 4°. [6] 
 
 3066. Lipsius (Justus). Tractatus ad historian! Fiomanam.. 8°. 
 
 3067. Perkins (W.). Prophetica. 8°. 
 
 3068. „ „ A Golden Chaine. 2'«i ed. 8°. 
 
 3069. Sohn (Georg). A briefe and learned Treatise (trs. by N. G.). 8°. 
 
 3070. Thomas (Tho.). Dictionarium. Tertia editio. 4°. [2882] 
 
 1593 
 
 3071. Bell (Thomas). T. Bels Motives. 4°. 
 
 3072. [Cowell, John]. Antisanderus. 4°. 
 
 3073. Lysias. Eratosthenes, praelectionibus illustrata A. Dunaei. 8°, [8] 
 
 3074. More (John). Table from the beginning of the world. 8°. [2883] 
 
 3075. Perkins (W.). Direction for the government of the tongue. 8°, 
 
 3076. ,, ,, Two Treatises. 8°. 
 
 1594 
 
 3077. Danaeus (Lamb.). Commentarie upon the twelve small Prophets. 4°. 
 
 3078. G[reaves] (P.). Grammatica anglicana. 8°. 
 
 3079. Hawenreuter (J. L.). Xijvo^is ttjs (pvaiKTjs tou 'ApiaroreXovs. 8°. 
 
 3080. The Death of Usury. 4°. 
 
 3081. Thomas (Tho.). Dictionarium. Quarta editio. 8°. [11] 
 
 3082. Whitaker (W.). Adv. T. Stapletoni defensionem duplicatio. F°. [10] 
 
 1595 
 
 3083. [Bastingius (J.). Exposition of the [Heidelberg] Catechism. 8°.] Probably 
 
 a pirated edition, printed elsewhere. 
 
 3084. C. (W.). Polimanteia. 4°.
 
 1601] IX. APR IV. MR. JENKINSON'S LIST. 507 
 
 3085. Perkins (W.). Two Treatises. 4°. 
 
 3086. ,, „ Two Treatises. 8°. 
 
 3087. ,, „ Exposition of the Creed. 4°. 
 
 3088. ,, ,, A Salve for a Sicke man. 8°. 
 
 3089. ,, ,, A Golden Cbaine, trs. by R. H. 2"'' ed. 4°. 
 3089*. „ ,, A Direction for the government of the Tongue. 4°. 
 
 3090. UXovrapxos Trepl rod aKoveiv. 8°. 
 
 3091. K[acster] (Joliu). De hypoeritis vitandis. 4° 
 
 to 
 
 1596 
 
 3092. The Apocalypse with exposition by F. Du Jon [trs. by T. B.]. 4°. [13] 
 
 3093. G. (C). A Watchworde for Warre. 4°. 
 
 3094. Perkins (W.). Exposition of the Creed. 4°. 
 
 3095. Thomasii Dictionarium. Quinta editio. 4°. [14] 
 
 1597 
 
 ao 
 
 3096. Paciiis (Julius). Institutiones Logicae. 18° 
 
 3097. Perkins (W.). A Eeformed Catholick. see 1598. (Arber in, 88). 
 
 3098. ,, „ A Golden Chaine. 4°. 
 
 3099. „ ,, Exposition of the Creede. 8°. 
 
 3100. ,, „ Salve for a Sicke man {& other tracts). 4°. 
 
 3101. Praecepta in monte Sinai data. (Latine) per Ph. Ferd. Polonum. 4°. 
 
 3102. Spiritual epistles. 4°. 
 
 1598 
 
 3103. Bird (S.). Lectures upon Hebrews XI and Psalm XXXVIII. 8°. 
 
 3104. „ ,, Lectures upon II Cor. VIII and IX. 8°. 
 
 3105. Chemnitius (Mart.). Exposition of the Lords Prayer. 8°. 
 
 3106. [F. (L)]. The Judgment of Urines [qu. J. Fletcher.] 8°. [15*] 
 
 3107. Lincoln. Visitation Articles in the xl. yeare of Elizabeth. 4°. 
 
 3108. Perkins (W.). De Praedestinationis modo &c. 8°. 
 
 3109. „ „ A Eeformed CathoUke. 8°. [15] 
 
 3110. Specimen Digesti sive Harmoniae &c. [by W. Perkins]. F°, 
 
 3111. Stoughtou (Tho.). General Treatise against Popery. 8°. 
 
 3112. Terence in EngUsh, by R. B[ernard]. 4°. 
 
 3113. Wilcox (Tho.). Discourse touching the Doctrine of Doubting. 8°. 
 
 1599 
 
 3114. Amandus Polanus. Treatise concerning Predestination. 8°. 
 
 3115. Dillingham (Fra.). A Disswasive from Poperie. 8°. 
 
 3116. Whitaker (W.). Praelectiones. + Cygnea Cantio. 4°. 
 
 3117. Zanchius (Hieron.). Confession of Christian religion. 8°. [2884] 
 
 1600 
 
 3118. Perkins (W.). A Golden Chaine (and 10 other works). 4°. 
 
 3119. Thomasii Dictionarium. Ed. sexta auctior. 8'^. [17] 
 
 3120. Whitaker (W.). Praelectiones de conciliis. 8°. 
 
 3121. ,, ,, Tractatus de peccato originali. 8°. 
 
 1601 
 
 3122. An Ease for Overseers of the Poor. 4°. 
 
 3123. Hill (Rob.). Life everlasting. 4°. 
 
 3124. Perkins (W.). How to live and that well. 12°. 
 
 3125. ,, ,, A warning against the Idolatry &c. 8°, 
 
 3126. [ „ ,, ] The True Gaine. 8°. 
 
 3127. ,, ,, Foundation of Christian religion... 8°.
 
 508 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1602 
 
 1602 
 
 3128. Cogan (Tho.). Epistolarum Ciceronis epitome. 8°, 
 
 3129. Dillingham (Fra.). Disputatio adv. E. Bellarminum. 8°. 
 
 3130. Pagit (Eusebius). The Historie of the Bible. 12°. [18] 
 
 3131. [Perkins (W.)]. Treatise of Gods free grace and mans free will. 8°. 
 
 3132. Willet (A.). A Catholicon on Jude. 8°. 
 
 1603 
 
 3133. A Princes Looking Glasse (by James I,), trs. by W. Willymot. 4°. 
 
 3134. Dillingham (Fra.). A Quartron of reasons... proved a quartron of follies. 4°. 
 
 3135. „ ,, Tractatus in quo ex Papistarum confessione &c. 8°. 
 
 3136. Heydon (Sir Christ.). Defence of Judiciall Astrologie. 4°. 
 
 3137. Perkins (W.). Works in one volume. F°. 
 
 3138. ,, „ A Treatise of Vocations. 8°. 
 
 3139. ,, ,, A Treatise of Christian Equitie. 
 
 3140. Playfere (Tho.). Power of praier. 8°. 
 
 3141. ,, „ Heart's dehght. 8°. 
 
 3142. Sharpe (Leouell). Sermon before the University, 28 March. 8°, 
 
 3143. ,, ,, Dialogus in Angliam et Scotiam. 8°? 
 
 3144. Sorrowes Joy, or... 4°. 
 
 3145. Threnothriambeuticon. 4°. [19] 
 
 3146. Willet (A.). Ecclesia triumphans. 8°. 
 
 1604 
 
 3147. Bownde (Nich.). The Holy Exercise of Fasting. 8°. 
 
 3148. Gibbon (Cha.). The Order of Equalitie contrived &c. 4°. 
 
 3149. Manning (Jas.). A New Booke intituled I am for you all &e. 4°. 
 
 3150. Oliver (Tho.). De sophismatum praestigiis cavendis &c. 4°. 
 
 3151. Perkins (W.). Problema de Romanae fidei ementito Catholicism o. 4°. 
 
 3152. ,, ,, Commentarie on Galatians. 4°. 
 
 3153. ,, „ First Part of the Cases of Conscience. 8°. 
 
 1605 
 
 3154. T. Bels Motives. Second edition. 4°. 
 
 3155. Cowell (John). lustitutiones juris AngUcani. 8°. [2885] 
 
 3156. Dillingham (Fra.). Spicilegium de Antickristo. 8°. 
 
 3157. In homines nefarios &c. (Gunpowder Plot). 4°. 
 
 3158. Perkins (W.). Works Vol. i. F°. [20] 
 
 3159. Playfere (Tho.). The Sick Mans Couch, 8°. 
 
 3160. Willet (A.). Hexapla in Genesim. F°. 
 
 1606 
 
 3161. Dillingham (Fra.). Disputatio de natura Poenitentiae. 8°. 
 
 3162. Playfere (Tho.). Truths Purchase. 8°. 
 
 3163. Thomasii Dictionarium. Septima editio. 4°. 
 
 3164. [A Supplication of the Family of Love examined. 4°.] Qu. where printed ? 
 
 1607 
 
 3165. Bernard (R.). A Double Catechisme. 8°. 
 
 3166. Cowell (John). The Interpreter. 4°. [22] 
 
 3167. Hieron (Sam.). Three Sermons. 4°. 
 
 3168. ,, ,, The Dignity of the Scripture. 4°. 
 
 3169. Lipsius (Just.). Tractatus ad historiam Rom. cognoseendam... 
 
 3170. [Rogers (Tho.)]. The Faith, Doctrine, and Religion of the Ch. of England 
 
 &c. 4°. [23] 
 
 3171. Terence in English [and Latin,] (by R. Bernard). Second edition. 4°. 
 
 3172. Willet (A.). Loidoromastix. 4°. 
 
 3173. ,, ,, Harmonic upon Samuel I. 4°.
 
 1616] IX. APP. IV. MR. JENKINSON'S LIST. 509 
 
 1608 
 
 3174. Bownde (N.). The unbeleefe of S. Thomas the Apostle. 8°. 
 
 3175. Perkins (W.). A discourse of the damned art of witchcraft. 8°. 
 
 3176. ,, „ A treatise tending unto a declaration whether &c. " 12°." 
 
 3177. ,, ,, The whole treatise of the Cases of Conscience. 8°. 
 
 3178. ,. „ A godly exposition of Christs Sermon in the Mount. 4°. 
 
 3179. Walkington (T.). Salomons sweet harpe. 8°. 
 
 1609 
 
 3180. Hieron (S.). Three sermons : A Bemedie for securitie &c. 4°. 
 
 3181. Perkins (W.). Works, the 2"'' volume. lohn Legat. F°. 
 
 3182. „ „ Works, the 3'"'' volume. Cantrell Legge. F°. 
 
 3183. Playfere (T.). [Four Sermons,] 6 Aug. 1605 &c. 4°. 
 
 1610 
 
 3184. Anthonie (Fr.). Medicinae, chymicae, et veri potabilis auri assertio, &c. 4°. 
 
 3185. Ely Visitation Articles. 4°. 
 
 3186. Fletcher (Giles). Christs Victorie. 4°. [24] 
 
 3187. Owen (D.). Herod and Pilate reconciled. 4°. 
 
 3188. Perkins (W.). A discourse of the damned art of witchcraft. 2'"' ed. 8". 
 
 3189. Playfere (T.). Ten sermons (" contains only nine"). 8°. 
 
 3190. Thomas (T.). Dictionarium. 4°. 
 
 3191. Willet (A.). ' Hesapla in Danielem, &c. F°. [25] 
 
 1611 
 
 3192. Perkins (W.). A godly exposition of Christs Sermon in the Mount... 
 
 3193. Willet (A.). Hexapla upon Romans, &c. F°. [26] 
 
 1612 
 
 3194. Collins (S.). Increpatio Andreae Eudaemono-Johannis Jesuitae. 4°. 
 
 3195. Epicedium Cantabrigiense. 4°. [27] 
 
 3196. Nethersole (Sir F.). Laudatio funebris. 4°. [29] 
 
 3197. Playfere (T.). Nine sermons [" ed. of 1610 with new title-page "]. 8°. 
 
 3198. PownoU (N.). The young divines apologie... 8°. 
 
 3199. Taylor (T.). Commentarie upon the epistle of Paul to Titus. 4°. 
 
 3200. ,, ,, Japhets first public^ue perswasion into Sems tents. 4°. 
 
 1613 
 
 o 
 o 
 
 3201. De.spotinus (Gaspar). Hirci Mulctra...diseeptatio medica. 4' 
 
 3202. Robartes (Foulke). The Revenue of the Gospel is tythes. 4" 
 
 3203. .S'["^'^'*] ('^'•)- ^^''*- Mag. Aditm ad Logicam. 
 
 1614 
 
 3204. Mosse (Miles). Justifying and Saving Faith distinguished... 4°. 
 
 3205. Willet (Andr.). Harmonic upon the first booke of Samuel. F°. 
 
 3206. ,, ,, Harmonic upon the second booke of Samuel. F°. 
 
 1615 
 
 3207. Deus et Rex, sive dialogus quo demonstratur... 8°. 
 
 3208. God and the King, a dialogue... 8°. 
 
 3209. Mehintlie. Fabula Pastoralis. 4°. [By Mr. Brookes.] 
 
 3210. Yates (John). God's arraignment of Hypocrites. 4°. [30] 
 
 1616 
 
 3211. Farley (Henry). The Complaint of Paulas to all Christian soules. 4°, 
 
 3212. Gostwyke (Roger). Th(! Anatomic of Ananias. 4°. 
 
 3213. James I. Remonstrance for the Right of Kings. 4°. 
 
 3214. Office of Christian parents. 4". 
 
 c. 34
 
 510 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1617 
 
 1617 
 
 3215. Collins (Sam.). Epphata to F. T. 4°. 
 
 3216. Hieron (Sam.). David's Penitential Psalm opened in 30 severallectures. 4, 
 
 1618 
 
 3217. Perkins (W.). Works Vol. m. F°. [20(c)] 
 
 3218. Taylor (Tho.). Christ's Combate and Conquest... 4°. 
 
 1619 
 
 3219. Angelos (Christopher). 'EyKoifJuov Me7dXr;s Bperravias. 4°. ^ ^ 
 
 3220. „ ,, EyxeipLdiov, Ilepl Trjs Karaffraffem tuv ffrjfiepov evpic- 
 
 K0fX€VUIv"EXK7}VU}V. 4°. [33* (d) & (6)] 
 
 3221. Gurnay (Edm.). Corpus Christi, a sermon. 12°. 
 
 3222. .James I. Remonstrance for the Eight of Kings. 4°. [33] 
 
 3223. Lacrymae Cantabrigienses in obitum Annae. 4°. [32] 
 
 3224. Norwich. Articles to be enquired of &c. 4°. 
 
 3225. Sympson (W.). Full and profitable interpretation of all the proper names 
 
 &c. 4°. 
 
 3226. Taylor (Tho.). Commentarie upon the Epistle to Titus. 4°. [31] 
 
 1620 
 
 3227. Willet (And. ). Hexapla upon Romans. F°. 
 
 1621 
 
 3228. Play fere (Tho.). Nine Sermons. 8°. 
 
 1622 
 
 3229. Owen (David). Anti-Paraeus. 8°. 
 
 1623 
 
 3230. Crakanthorpe (Ric). De providentia Dei. 4°. 
 
 3231. Gratulatio de S. P. reditu ex Hispaniis &c. 4°. [34 (a) & (6)] 
 
 3232. The Whole Booke of Psalmes &c. with apt notes to sing them &c. 8°. 
 
 1624 
 
 3233. ChevaUer (Guillaume de). The Ghosts of the deceased Sieurs de Villemor. 8°. 
 
 1625 
 
 3235. Cantabrigiensium Dolor et Solamen. 4°. 
 
 3236. ,, „ (with additions). 4°. [34 (c)] 
 
 3237. Epithalamium Caroli Regis et H. Mariae Reginae. 4°. [34 ((Z)] 
 
 3238. Novum Testamentum Graecum. 8°. 
 
 1626 
 
 3239. Almanack, for the meridian of Cambridge, by W. Strof. 8°. 
 
 3240. Holland (Abr.). Hollandi Post-huma. 4°. [2886] 
 
 3241. Sarpi (Paolo). Interdicti Veneti historia, (trs. into Latin by W. Bedell). 4°. 
 
 1627 
 
 3242. Almanacks for 1627 — viz. Dove, Frost, Lakes, Rivers, Strof, Waters. 8°. 
 
 3243. Davenant (.Joh.). Expositio epistolae Pauli ad Colossenses. F°. 
 
 3244. Fletcher (Phineas). Locustae. 4°. [36]
 
 1632] IX. APP. TV. MR. JENKINSON'S LIST. 511 
 
 3245. Gerhard (Job.). Meditations, trs. by E. Winterton. 12°. 
 
 3246. Lincoln. Visitation articles. 4°. 
 
 3247. [Mede (Jos.).] Clavis Apocalyptica. 4°. 
 
 3248. Perrot (Eich.). Jacob's Vowe, or the true historie of Tithes, 4°. 
 
 3249. Sudbui-y (archdeaconry). Articles. 4°. 
 
 3250. Wren (Matth.). Sermon before the Kings Majestic. 4°. 
 
 1628 
 
 3251. The New Testament. 24°. [36*] 
 
 3252. Bedell (Wm.). Examination of certaine motives to Eeeusansie. 8°. 
 
 3253. Carter (John). Winter evenings communication with young novices. 8°. 
 
 3254. Dent (Daniel). Sermon against drunkenness. 4°, 
 
 3255. Psahns in metre, by T. Sternhold &c. 8°. [37] 
 
 3256. ,, ,, ,, 8 . 
 
 3257. ,, ,, ,, 12 . 
 
 1629 
 
 3258. Almanack. 8°. 
 
 3259. Bible. F=. [87* (b) & (c)] 
 
 3260. Book of Common Prayer. F°. [37* (a)] 
 
 3261. Psahns in metre. F°. [37* (d)] 
 
 1630 
 
 3262. Bible. B. 3L. 4°. [38*] 
 
 3263. ,, Eoman Letter. 4°. [38**] 
 
 3264. Book of Common Prayer. 4°. 
 
 3265. Cicero de ofticiis &c. 8°. 
 
 3266. Cicero de officiis &c. 8°, 
 
 3267. Davenant (John). Expositio epistolae ad Colossenses. 2'"' ed. F°. [38] 
 
 3268. Lincoln Visitation Articles for 1630 & 1631. 4". 
 
 3269. Psalms in metre. 4°. 
 
 3270. [Sarpi (Paolo).] Quaestio quodhbetica. [Trs. by W. Bedell.] 4°. 
 
 1631 
 
 3271. .Esopus. Fabulae. 8°. 
 
 3272. Aphthonii Progymnasmata. 8°. [Date in my copy altered to 1634.] 
 
 3273. Audomarus Talaeus. Ehetorica. 8°. 
 
 3274. Castellio (Seb.). Dialogorum sacrorum libri iv. 8°. 
 
 3275. Cicero. Epistolarum libri iv, a Jo. Sturmio. 8^^. 
 
 3276. Davenant (.Jo.). Praelectiones de duobus in theologia controversis capitibus. 
 
 F°. [39*] 
 
 3277. Genethhacum Caroli et Mariae. 4°. [39] 
 
 3278. Gerhard (Jo.). Meditations, trs. by E. Winterton. 2"'' ed. 12°. 
 
 3279. Hippocratis aphorismorum liber primus, Gr. et Lat. 4°. [2887] 
 
 3280. Moses Maimonides. Canones poenitentiae, Latine a G. N. 4°. 
 
 3281. P. Ovidii Nasonis Metamorphoseon libri xv. 12°. 
 
 3282. Setoni (J.) Cantab, dialectica, &c. 8^. 
 
 1632 
 
 3283. Anthologia in Eegis Exanthemata. 4°. [43] 
 
 3284. Baptista Mantuanus. Adolesccntia. 8°. 
 
 3285. Bible. Novum Testamcntura, graece. 8°. [40] 
 3236. Cruso (John). Militarie instructions for the Cavallerie. F°. 
 
 3287. Dalechamp (Caleb). Christian Hospitalitie. Harrisonus honoratus. 4°. [42] 
 
 3288. Fletcher (Giles). Christs Victorie. 2'"' ed. 4°. [15] 
 
 3289. Gerhard (Job.). A Golden Chaine, &c. trs. by E. Winterton. 12°. 
 
 3290. Hey wood (Tho.). Euglauda Ehzabeth. 12".
 
 512 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1632 
 
 3291. Mede (Jos.). Clavis apocalyptica. 2'«i ed. 4°. [44] 
 
 3292. Eandolph (Tho.). The Jealous Lovers. 4°. 
 
 3293. Schonaeus (Corn.). Terentius Christianus. 8°. 
 
 1633 
 
 3294. Bible. B. IL. 4°. [46] 
 
 3295. Broadsheet containing list of officers &c. Fragments. 
 
 3296. Castellio (Seb.). Dialogorum sacrorum libri iv. 8°. 
 
 3297. Corderus (Matt.). Colloquiorum scholasticorum libri iiii. 8°. 
 
 3298. Dionysius de situ orbis, graece : ed. E. Winterton. 8°. 
 
 3299. Ducis Eboracensis fasciae a Musis Cantabrig. raptim contextae. 4°. [2888] 
 
 3300. Fletcher (Giles). De Uteris antiquae Britanniae &c. 8°. 
 
 3301. Fletcher (Phineas). The Purple Island, &c. 4°. [49] 
 
 3302. F[letcher] (P)[hineas]. Sylva Poetica. 8°. 
 
 3303. Fosbrooke (Job.). Six sermons. 4°. 
 
 3304. Hausted (Peter). Senile Odium, comoedia. 8°. [48] 
 
 3305. Herbert (George). The Temple. 12°. 
 
 3306. „ „ „ 2"'! ed. 12°. 
 
 3307. Hippocrates. Aphorismi, graece, + Epigrammata Eeg. Med. Professorum. 
 
 8°. [2890] 
 
 3307*. Kellet (Edm.). Miscellanies of Divinitie. F°. 
 
 3308. Nowell (Alex.). Christianae pietatis prima institutio. 8°. 
 
 3309. Peterborough Visitation Articles. 38. 3L. 4°. 
 
 3310. Eex redux. 4°. [47] 
 
 3311. Scot(Tho.). Assize Sermon at Bury St Edmunds, June 13, 1631. 4°. 
 
 3312. Vives (Joan. Lud.). Linguae Latinae exercitatio. 8°. 
 
 1634 
 
 3313. Almanacks for 1684 : viz. Clark, Dove, Kidman, Kivers, Swallow, Turner, 
 
 Winter, all 8°. 
 
 3314. Baptista Mantuanus. Adolescentia. 8°. 
 
 3315. Crashaw (R.). Epigrammatum sacrorum liber. 8°. [50] 
 
 3316. Davenant (John). Determinationes quaestionum quarundam theologicarum. 
 
 F°. [52-] 
 
 3317. Donne (John). Six sermons. 4°. [2892] 
 
 3318. Erasmus. Epitome colloquiorum. 8°. 
 
 3319. Garthwaite (H.). Movorecraapov. The Evangelicall Harmonie. 4°. [52] 
 
 3320. Gerhard (John). Meditationes Sacrae. 24°. 
 
 3321. Golius (Theophilus). Epitome doctrinae moralis ex decern libris Aristotelis, 
 
 8°. 
 
 3322. Hawkins (Will.). Corolla varia. 8°. 
 
 3323. Herbert (Geo.). The Temple. S'-'i ed. 12°. 
 
 3324. Lessius (Leonardus). Hygiasticon + Cornaro's Treatise (trs. by G. Herbert) 
 
 &c. 12°. 
 
 3325. „ „ „ 2"<» ed. 12°. [2891] 
 3325*. [Lily (Wm. )] A short introduction of Grammar. 8°. 
 
 3326. Randolph (Thos.). The Jealous Lovers. 4°. 
 
 3327. Eussell (John). The two famous pitcht battles of Lypsich & Lutzen. 4°. [51] 
 
 1635 
 
 3328. Bible. 4°. [53 (&)] 
 3328*. „ 38.31. 4°. 
 
 3329. Almanack for 1636. Broadsheet. 
 
 3330. Anianus. Fabulae. 8°. 
 
 3331. Aphthonius. Progymnasmata. 8°. 
 
 3332. Book of Common Prayer. 4°. [53] 
 
 3333. Carmen natalitium ad cunas principis Elizabethae. 4°. [5G*] 
 
 3334. Cuique suum. 'Avrwdrj contra Cathari cantilenam. 4°. 
 
 3335. Dalechamp (Caleb). Haereseologia tripartita. 4°. [56] 
 
 3336. Gerhard ( Joh.). Meditations, 4"' ed. + Prayers, 5* ed. trs. by R. Winterton. 12°. 
 
 3337. Herbert (Geo.). The Temple. 4"^ ed. 12°.
 
 1639] 
 
 IX. APR IV. MR. JENKINSON'S LIST. 513 
 
 3338. Kellet (Edw.). Miscellanies of Divinitie. F°. 
 
 3339. Lincoln Visitation Articles. 4°. 
 
 3340. P. Ovidii Nasonis Heroidum epistolae. Amores. De arte amandi. 8°. 
 
 3341. Poetae minores Graeci. 8°. 
 
 3342. Eavisius (.Joannes). Epistolae. 8°. 
 
 3343. Schonaeus (Corn.). Terentius Christianus. 8°. 
 
 3344. Shelford (Rob.). Five pious and learned discourses. 4°. [54] 
 
 3345. Swan (John). Speculum mundi. 4°. [57] 
 
 1636 
 
 3346. Benlowes (Ed.). Sphinx Theologica. 8°. 
 
 3347. Cade (Ant.). Sermon... of the Ceremonies of the Church. Appendix. 4°. 
 
 3348. Drexelius (H.). Considerations upon Eternitie, trs. by R. Winterton. 
 
 3349. Dugres (Gabriel). Grammaticae Gallicae compendium. 8°. 
 
 3350. Hodson (William). Credo resurrectiouem carnis. 2"'' ed. 12°. 
 
 3351. Lessius (Leouardus). Hygiasticon. 3"' ed. 12°. 
 
 3352. Manutius (Aldus). Phrases linguae Latinae. 8°. 
 
 3353. [Nowell (Alex.).] Christianae pietatis prima institutio. 8°. 
 
 3354. Saltmarsh (John). Poemata sacra, latine et anglice scripta. 8°. [57*] 
 
 3355. Simson (Edw.). Mosaica. 4°. 
 
 1637 
 
 3356. Bible. (Colophon 1638.) 4°. 
 
 3357. „ 33. !l. 4°. 
 
 3358. ,, 8°. 
 
 3359. Book of Common Prayer. F°. 
 
 3360. ,, „ 8°. 
 
 3361. Burgersdijck (Fr.). Institutionum logicarum libri duo. 8°. [58] 
 
 3362. Cieeronis Epistolae. 
 
 3363. Duport (J.). Op7?yo9pia/i/3os, sen liber Job graeco carmine... 8°. 
 
 3364. Morton (Tho.). Antidotum. 4°. 
 
 3365. Peterborough Visitation Articles. 4°. 
 
 3366. Psalms in metre. 33. IL. 4°. 
 
 3367. „ „ 8°. 
 
 3368. SwySk sive Musarum Cantabrigiensium concentus... 4°. [58*] 
 
 1638 
 
 3369. Bible. F°. [59 (h)] 
 
 3370. Book of Conomon Prayer. F°. [59] 
 
 3371. ,, „ 8°. 
 
 3372. Directions for musters. 4°. 
 
 3373. Gerhard (J.). Meditations (5"' ed.) + Prayers (6**^ ed.). 8°. 
 
 3374. Herbert (Geo.). The Temple. 5"' ed. 12°. 
 
 3375. Isocrates. Orationes...et Plutarchus. 8°. 
 
 3376. Justa Edouardo King... + Obsequies. 4°. [2893] 
 
 3377. Norwich Visitation Articles. 4°. 
 
 3378. Ovidius (P.) Naso. De tristibus. 8°. 
 
 3379. Panegyricon inauguralo...Practoris Kegii. 4°. 
 
 3380. Psalms in metre. F°. [60 (/>)] 
 
 3381. ,) jj ^ • 
 
 1639 
 
 3382. Bible. 13. iL. 4°. [01] 
 3382*. Cade (Anthony). Sermon on Conscience. 4°. 
 
 3383. Davenant (Jo.). Expositio Epistolae ad Coloss. F°. 
 
 3384. ,, ,, Deteriiiinationos...Ed. secunda. F°. 
 
 3385. Du Praissac (Sicur). Military Discourses. Englished by J. C[ruso]. 8°. 
 
 3386. ,, ,, Short method for the easy resolving &c. 8°. 
 
 3387. Dunj {■/.). Summary Discourse on Teace Ecclesiastical. 4'^.
 
 514 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1639 
 
 3388. Fuller (Tho.). The Historie of the Holie Warre. F°. 
 
 3389. Gurnay (Edm.). Towards the vmdication of the Second Commandment. 24°. 
 
 3390. H[odgson] (W.). The Holy Sinner. 12°. 
 
 3391. Psalms in metre. 53. IL. 4°. 
 
 1640 
 
 3392. Almanacks for 1640, viz. Kivers and Swallow, both 8°. 
 
 3393. Ball (J.). A friendly trial of the grounds tending to Separation. 4°. [63] 
 
 3394. B[enlowes?] (E.). A Buckler against the fear of death. 8°. 
 
 3395. Bible. 33. !L. 4°. New Testament dated 1639. 
 
 3396. Davenant (J. ). Ad fraternam communionem adhortatio. 12°, 
 
 3397. Downame (G.). A Godly and learned treatise of Prayer. 4°. 
 
 3398. Drexelius (H.). The School of Patience. 12° or 24°. 
 
 3399. Endeavour (An) of making the principles of the Christian religion plain and 
 
 easie. 8°. 
 
 3400. Eustachius (Fr.). Summa philosophiae quadripartita. 8°. 
 
 3401. Fenner (W.). The Souls Looking-glasse. 8°. 
 
 3402. Fletcher (Giles). Christs Victory. 4°. Plates by Yate. 
 
 3403. Fuller (Tho.). Historie of the Holy Warre. 2»'i ed. F°. [62] 
 
 3404. Gerhard (Joh.). The Summe of Christian Doctrine. 24°. 
 3404*. „ ,, Meditations (6* ed.) + Prayers (7"' ed.). 12°. 
 
 3405. Heinsius (Dan.). Sacrarum exercitationum libri xx. 4°. [64*] 
 
 3406. H[odgson] (W.). The Divine Cosmographer. 12°. 
 
 3407. [Lily (W.).] A short introduction of grammar. 8°. 
 
 3408. Morton (Tho.). Decisio controversiae de eucharistia. 4°. 
 
 3409. Ovidius (P.) Naso. Ovids Festivalls : by J. Gower. 8°. 
 
 3410. Posselius (Joh.). Syntaxis graeca. 8°. [63*] 
 
 3411. Eamus (P.). Dialecticae libri duo. 12°. 
 
 3412. Randolph (T.). The Jealous Lovers. 8°. [65] 
 
 3413. Eohan (Henri de). The Complete Captain : trs. by John Cruso. 8°. [64] 
 
 3414. Torriano (Giov.). Directions for attaining the Italian Tongue. 4°. (s. a.) 
 
 3415. Voces votivae. 4°. [2894] 
 
 1641 
 
 3416. Andrewes (Lancelot). Nineteen sermons concerning Prayer. 12°. 
 
 3417. Davenant (John). Animadversions upon a treatise (of S. Hoard). 8°. 
 
 3418. Dury (J.). On Peace ecclesiastical. 4°. [67] 
 
 3419. Gataker (T.). Defence of Anthony Wotton. 8°. [71] 
 
 3420. Herbert (G.). The Temple. Sixth edition. 12°. [68] 
 
 3421. Irenodia Cantabrigiensis. 4°. [66] 
 
 3422. Layer (John). Office and Duty of Constables, Churchwardens, and Overseers 
 
 of the Poor. 8°. 
 
 3423. L'Estrange (Hamon). Gods Sabbath &c. 4°. [69] 
 
 3424. Maisterson (Henr.). Sermon on Hebr. xiii. 18. 4°. 
 
 3425. Munning (Humphry). A Pious Sermon &c. 4°. 
 
 3426. Psalms in metre. 12°. 
 
 3427. Sherman (J.). A Greek in the Temple. 4°. 
 
 3428. Silvester (Vincentius). De Fontibus artium sive de radicibus sapientiae. 12°. 
 
 3429. Thorndike (H.). Of the Government of Churches, a Discourse &c. 8°. [70] 
 
 3430. Warme Beere, or, A Treatise &c. Long 12°. [2895] 
 
 1642 
 
 3431. Answer to a Declaration of Parliament for raising forces. 4°. 
 
 3432. Bible. Novum Testamentum (Gr. et Lat.). F°. 
 
 3433. Demosthenes. Orationes Selectae. Gr. et Lat. 12°. [see also 93] 
 
 3434. Du Praissac (Sieur). Military Discourses. Englished by J. C[ruso]. 8°. 
 
 3435. Fern (Henry). Eesolving of Conscience. 4°. [72] 
 
 3436. Fuller (Tho.). The Holy State [and the Profane State]. F°.
 
 1647] IX. APP. IV. MR. JENKINSON'S LIST. 
 
 515 
 
 3437. His Majesty's Declaration to all His loving Subjects. Aur. 12, 1642. 4°. [76] 
 
 3438. ,, „ Answer to Declaration of Parliament of July 1. 4°. [77] 
 
 3439. Holdsworth (Ri.). Sermon in S' Maries upon Mar. 27. 4°. [73] 
 
 3440. Kempis of the following of Christ. 8°. 
 
 3441. Love (Ri.). The Watchman's Watchword. 4°. [78] 
 
 3442. Magirus (Jo.). Physiologicae Peripateticae libri vi. 8°. 
 
 3443. More (Hen.). '^I'xwSia Platonica. S'". [81 (6)] 
 
 3444. Petition of Lords and Commons, & His Majestie's Answer. 4°. 
 
 3445. Proclamation... That no Popish Recusant... shall serve &c. [York, Aug. 10, 
 
 1-2, 13]. 4°. 
 
 3446. [Spelman (Sir Henry).] A Protestant's Account of his Orthodox Holding 
 
 d-c. 4^ [79] 
 
 3447. Thorndike (Herbert). Of Religious Assemblies. 8°. [80] 
 
 3448. Watson (Ri.). Sermon touching Schisme. 4°. [75] 
 
 1643 
 
 3449. Beda. F°. 
 
 3450. Catalogue of remarkable mercies conferred upon the seven . . . counties. 4°. [82] 
 
 3451. Jackson (Ai-t.). Help. 4°. 
 
 3452. Minutius Felix (M.). Octavius. 16^ [83] 
 
 3453. Quarles (Fra.). Emblemes. Second Edition. 8°. 
 
 3454. Revindication of Psalme 105. 5, Touch not mine Anointed. 4°. 
 
 3455. Swan (John). Speculum Mundi. Second Edition. 4°. [82*] 
 
 1644 
 
 3456. Apxatovo/ita. F°. 
 
 3457. Beda &c. F°. 
 
 3458. Burgersdijck (Fra.). lustitutionimi Logicarum libri ii. 8°. 
 
 3459. Dering (Sir Edw.). A Discom-se of Proper Sacrifice. 4°. 
 
 3460. ,, ,, A Discourse &c. 4°. with different title. 
 
 3461. Gerhard (J.). Meditations and Prayers, trs. and revised by R. Winterton. 
 
 3462. Military Instructions for the Cavallrie. F°. (see Cruso 1632). 
 
 1645 
 
 3463. Bythner (Victorinus). Lingua Eruditoriim : sive Methodica Institutio L. 
 
 Sauctae. 8°. 
 
 3464. Chronometra aliquot memorabilium rerum his certis annis gestarum &c. 4°. 
 
 3465. Howell (James). Aevdpo\oyia. Dodona's Grove or the Vocal Forest. 12°. [84] 
 
 3466. Psalms in metre. 4°. 
 
 3467. Sarson (L.). Analysis of 1 Tim. i. 15, with Appendix ; ChronologiaVapulans. 4^. 
 
 3468. Shelton (T.). Tachygraphy. 8°. 
 
 1646 
 
 3469. Amesius (G.). Philosophemata. (Technometria...Logica &c.) 12°. 
 
 3470. Britaunicus his blessing (in verse). 4°. 
 
 3471. Buxtorf (Jo.). Epitome Grammaticae Hebraeae. 8°. 
 
 3472. Hall (John). Poems. 8°. [87] 
 
 3473. Heinsius (Daniel). Crepundia Siliaua. 12°. [88] 
 
 3474. Jackson (Art.). Annotations. 4°. 
 
 3475. More (Henry). Democritus Platonissans, &c. 8°. [81] 
 
 3476. Quarles (F.). Judgment and Mercy for afHictcd souls... 8°. 
 
 3477. Sleidan (J.). De quatuor Monarchiis libri trex. 24°. 
 
 3478. ^oXo/xQp e/xfierpos, sive Tres libri Solomonis...Graeco carmine... Jac. Duport. 
 
 8°. [86] 
 
 3479. ValdesBO (John). Divine Considerations. 8°. 
 
 1647 
 
 3480. Animadversions upon declaration of proceedings against xi. members .. by 
 
 Sir T. Fairfax. 4^ 
 
 3481. Bolton (Sam.). Fast Sermon on Lament, iii. 26. 4°.
 
 516 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. [1647 
 
 3482. Cudworth (E.). Sermon before the House of Commons. 4°. [90] 
 
 3483. Declaration from... Sir Thomas Fairfax and his Councell of Warre. 4°. 
 
 3484. Fuller (Tho.). Historie of the Holie Warre. 3rd Edition. F°. [91] 
 
 3485. Graecae Grammatices compendium... Westm. 8°. 
 
 3486. H[ardres] (P.). wpbaaoi koI oTriacru. A Sermon at S. Maries, 1640. 4°. 
 
 3487. J. (H.). Modell of a Christian Society + Eight hand of Christian love. 8°. 
 
 3488. Manifesto from Sir T. Fairfax... June 27. 4°. 
 
 3489. More (Henry). Philosophicall Poems. [Second Edition.] 8°. [89] 
 
 3490. Eepresentation from. . . Sir Tho. Fairfax and the Army under his Command. 4°. 
 
 3491. Sheltou (T.). Tachygraphy, the most exact and Compendious method of 
 
 &c. 8°. 
 
 3492. Short introduction to Grammar... Westminster. 8°. 
 
 3493. Solemn Ingagement. 4°. 
 
 3494. Stierius (Joh.). Praecepta doctrinae...tabellis compacta. Ed° noua. 4° 
 
 3495. [Vigerus (Fra.),] De praecipuis Gr. dictionis idiotismis. 8°. 
 
 1648 
 
 3496. Anacreon. Odae, Gr. Lat. (ab H. Stephano). 8°. 
 
 3497. Beaumont (Jos.). Psyche. F°. 
 
 3498. Bible. 18°. [92] 
 
 3499. Bythner (Victorinus). Clavis Linguae Sanctae. 8°. 
 
 3500. Caussin (N.). Christian Diary. 12°. 
 
 3501. Eustachius (Fr.). Summa Philosophiae Quadripartita... 8°. 
 
 3502. Fuller (Tho.). Holy and Profane State. Second Edition, F°. [91 (ft)] 
 
 3503. Hill (Tho.). The best and worst of Paul. 4°. 
 
 3504. Homeri Ilias. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 3505. Wendelin (M. F.). Admiranda Nih. 4°. 
 
 3506. White (Thos,). The smoak of the botomlesse pit &c. 8°. 
 
 1649 
 
 3507. Dickson (D.). A Short Explanation of the Ep. of Paul to the Hebrews. 8°. 
 
 3508. Hai'vey (Wm.). Esercitatio Anatomica de Circulatione Sanguinis. 12°. 
 
 3509. Jacchaeus (Gilb.). Primae Philosophiae &c. 12°. 
 
 3510. Mede (Jos.). Clavis Apocalj'ptica ex iunatis... 4°. 
 
 3511. Thorndike (H.). Of the Eight of the Church in a Christian State. 8°. 
 
 1650 
 
 3512. Burgersdijck (Fra.). Collegium Physicum. Editio tertia. 12°. 
 
 3513. Davenant (John). Dissertationes duae. F°. [92*] 
 
 3514. Drexelius (H.). Considerations upon Eternity : trs. by E. Winterton. 24°. 
 
 or 12°. 
 
 3515. Thorndike (Herb.). Two Discourses. 8°, 
 
 cambeidge: printed by c. j. clay, m.a. and sons, at the university press.
 
 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS 
 
 INDEX
 
 PREFACE. 
 
 The absence of an Index to the Catalogue of Cambridge 
 Books was much felt by those who wished to use it for 
 reference, and I am glad now to be able to supply it. It 
 has been entirely compiled by Mr. Ernest Worman, who is 
 very familiar with the Catalogue itself, having given me much 
 assistance by the insertion of additions and the final prepara- 
 tion of the whole for the printers. It has been executed on 
 a scale that will I trust be found to make reference easy. 
 Every book in the Catalogue is given in the Index ; those 
 with author's names under the authors ; anonymous books 
 under the titles. The names of editors, of those mentioned 
 in the notes, and of the contributors to the various volumes 
 of verses, although many of the latter are not printed in 
 the Catalogue, are each separately given. There are in all 
 nearly 5000 names of persons. To facilitate the use of the 
 Index, I would call attention to some of the heads under which 
 references are given : (i) Addenbrooke's Hospital, Almanacks, 
 Bedford Level, Bible, Cambridge Guides, Chancellor's Poems, 
 Fens, Latin Play.s, Periodicals, Prayer Book, Psalms, Verses ; 
 
 (2) Prize Essays each under the name of the P"ounder ; 
 
 (3) such Villages in Cambridgeshire as are referred to in the 
 Catalogue; (4) each of the Parishes in the Town; (5) each of 
 the Colleges ; (6) London ; (7) other places in England under 
 the CQunty name; (8) Scotland ; (9) Ireland. 
 
 ROBERT BOWES. 
 Cambridge, 
 
 October, 1894.
 
 The references in the Index are to minihcrs, not to pages. 
 
 The letters BN after a nwnber mean that some Biographical 
 Notice will be found under that nnmber.
 
 CATALOGUE OF CAMBRIDGE BOOKS. 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 A.D.C. Plays, etc., 2277; v. Burnand, 2730 
 A., A. (Clare), Verses 34(«) 
 
 A., C. (Sid.), Verses 34('j) 
 
 A., E. M., Stanzas for Bazaar 1922 
 
 A., I. (Clare), Verses 34(«) 
 
 A., J., Apologie for Sequestered Clergy 260 
 
 Abbott, Justice, Charge to Grand Jury of 
 
 Isle of Ely " 1559, 1563 
 
 Abington, Great & Little, v. Collections 2958 
 Abington Pigotts, v. Moase 2065 
 
 Abbott, Edw. A. (Job.), v. Eagle 2319 
 
 Abbott, Evelyn, v. Jl. of Philol. 2501 
 
 Academiae Cantab. Luctus (1727) 427, 42S ; 
 
 (1751) 427(<^). 428(/), 4S5('''), 499 ; ('760) 537 
 Academiae Cantab. 2a)(rTpa 112 
 
 Academic, The 1193 
 
 Academica (May, 1858) 2299 
 
 Academical Contributions 786 
 
 Academicus, v. Green 547 
 
 Academicus junior, Reply 1445 
 
 Account of Dispute between the Bp. of 
 
 Ely and the Fellows of Peterhouse 1327 
 
 Achilles Statius 3049 
 
 Ackermann, R., History of Carab. 1548, 1549 bn 
 .\ckland, T. G. (Job.), Sermon 1434(5") 
 
 Acklom, Jona. (Clare), Verses 484 
 
 Act concerning Powdyke 214* 
 
 Act for assurance of certain landes to John 
 
 Hynde, &c. 215 
 
 Act for better paving, &c. , of Camb. 770 
 
 Act for voting by voting-papers 2359 
 
 Act for enclosing lands in Little Gransden 1529 
 Act for establishing High Court of Justice, 
 
 &c. 261 
 
 Act for granting aid to H.M. by Land-Tax 896 
 Act for new road from Wisbech to March 1073 
 Act for recovering Marishes in Cambs. 222' 
 
 Act for repairing road from Chatteris Kerry 1058 
 Act for vesting estate of Stamp Brooksbank 1122 
 Act to alter law of Univ. Tests 2580 
 
 Act to amend Acts for Middle Level 2132 
 
 Act to explain Act for repairing roads 1073 (i) 
 \qX to give power to sell lands, &c. 2299* 
 
 Adair, R. A. Shafto (Trin.), v. Camb. 
 
 Essays 2251 
 
 Adami, J. G. (Chr.), v. Christ's Coll. Mag. 2826 
 Adams, G. (Emman.), Verses 66 
 
 Adams, John (King's), Verses 170 
 
 Adams, John (Sid.), Verses 452 
 
 Adams, John C. (Joh., Pemb.), Reply to 
 
 Objections, &c., 2338 : v. 1992(1^), 2403(1^) : 
 
 V. De la Rue, 2460 
 Adams Prize Essays, 2169 ; Unsuccessful 
 
 Essay, 2548 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Adams, Sir R., v. Malnwaring, 1250; 
 
 Watson, 602 
 Adams, Ric. (Cath.), Verses 58 ► 
 
 Addenbrooke's Hospital : Form of Prayer, 
 605; Ode for, 1300; Remarks on Ad- 
 dress to Governors, 70S ; Rules, &c., 673, 
 1584; Sermons, Hey 662, Rennell 1388, 
 1426, Rutherforth 613, Warren 656 ; 
 Treasurer's Reports, 675; v. Bayes2373, 
 Browne 1498, Ladvocat 827, Martyn 592, 
 Marriott 599 
 Addington, Wm. (Corp.), Verses 4S4 
 
 Addis, J. (Trin.), v. College Rhymes 2345 
 
 Addison, Joseph, v. Budgell 1061 
 
 Addison, L. (Pemb.), Verses 444, 454 
 
 Address to Congregation at St. Mary's 736 
 
 Address to Fellows of King's 1947 
 
 Adkin, Lancaster (Caius), Verses 537 
 
 Adventures of a Pro-proctor 2425 
 
 .(Eschylus, V. Butler, 1499 ; Euraenides, 
 
 illust. Farren 2735 (/) 
 
 yEsopus, Fabulae, 3271 ; v. Bentley 2933 
 
 Affiliation of Local Colleges, 2716 ; v. Mayor 2631 
 Affleck, Gilb. (Trin.), Verses 444 
 
 Affleck, Wm. (Emman.), Verses 444 
 
 Ainger, A. (Tr. Hall), v. The Lion 231 1 
 
 Ainger, Wm. (Job.), Farewell discourse 
 
 at Beccles, 1530 bn ; Sermon, 1434 (''■') 
 Ainslie, G. (Pemb.), Oaths and Sub- 
 scriptions 1804 BN 
 Airy, G. B. (Trin.), On Draft Statutes for 
 
 Trinity, 2324 bn : On Smith's Prizes 2699 
 
 Airy, O. (Trin.), v. Messenger 2403 
 
 Albert, Prince, v. Poll, 2119; Ode at his 
 Installation, 2128, 2129, 2130; Funeral 
 Sermon, 1434 ('*'*); Memorial, 2694; 
 Statue V. Selwyn, 2405 
 Albert Institute Report 2454 
 
 Album of Camb. Garrick Club 1903 
 
 Albumazar, a comedy 2910 
 
 Aldem, John (Kind's), Verses 27 
 
 Aldis, W. S. Cl'rin.), Univ. Tests 2542 bn 
 
 Alexander, W., artist, v. Britannia Depicta 1480 
 Aleyn, Ch. (Sid.), Verses 34('') 
 
 .'Vlford, Hen. (Trin.), Hulsean Lectures, 
 idiWi; Poems, 1805 bn; v. Philol. 
 Museum, 1798; Life, 2622 
 Alfounder, Rob. (Emman.), Verses 112, 271 
 
 Allen, Is. (Trin.), Verses 19 
 
 Allen, John (Trin.), Dormant energies of 
 
 Universities 2389 bn 
 
 Allen, Jos. (Trin.), Charges, 1923, 2015; 
 Sermon at Consecration of St. .Andrew 
 the Great, 2055; Visitation Sermon 1904 bn 
 
 I
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Allen, Phil. (]oh.),v. Academic 1193 
 
 Allen, Thos. (King's), Verses 137 
 
 Allenson, John, Verses 221 
 
 Allenson, Wm. (Sid.), Verses 32 
 
 AUibaster, Wm., Verses 218 
 
 Allison, J. (King's), Verses 137 
 
 Alli.x, P., Remarks on Whiston, 895 bn ; 
 Answer to Whiston's Reply, 895 ((5); 
 V. Whiston, 908 
 AH Saints' Church, v. Mandell, 1606, Phil- 
 pott 1985, Sharpe 1596; Memorial Cross 2717 
 Almanacks : (1626), 3239 ; (1627), 3242 ; 
 (1629), 3258 ; (1634), 3313 ; (1636), 3329 ; 
 (1640)1 3392 ; (1689), 189 
 Almanack and Register 2227 
 
 Almanack, Univ., Views from 2995 
 
 Alphonso, or the Hermit 624 
 
 Alsop, Jos. (Chr.), Verses 43, 47, 56*, 2888 
 
 Alsop, Jos. (Queens'), Verses 183 
 
 Alston, Jos. (King's), Verses igg 
 
 Alston, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Althorp, Viscount (Trin.), v. Wordsworth 1868 
 Amandus Polanus, Predestination 31 14 
 
 Ameen Bey, Col. M. Z. (Tr. Hall), Cal- 
 culus of Variations 1971 
 Amesius, G., Philosophemata 3469 
 Amos, Andr. (Trin., Down.), County 
 Courts, 2194 ; Lecture on Law of Pro- 
 perty, 2224 ; On Laws of England, 
 2170 bn; On expediency of admitting 
 testimony of parties to suits, 2 171 
 Anacreon,Odae,3496;ed. J. Barnes 365, 411, iioi 
 Anatomical Museum, Catalogue, 2396; 
 
 Reports, 2264 
 Anatomy of a Jacobite 195 
 
 Anderson, Rob., 7>. Camb. Qua. Rev. 1814 
 
 Anderton, H. L. (Caius), v. Light Blue 2464 
 
 Andrew & Gorsuch, v. Appeal 1417 
 
 Andrews, Joh. (Chr.), Verses 2900 
 
 Andrews, Bp. Lancelot (Pemb.), Nineteen 
 Sermons, 3416; Right of Tithes, 258; 
 Sacrilege a Snare, 246 (^), 254 ; Sermons 
 at Whitehall, 225, 227 ; Sermon before 
 the King at Holdenbie, 224 bn 
 Andrewes, Tho. (Trin.), Things which 
 
 make for peace 961 bn 
 
 Angell, John, v. Sarson 251 
 
 Angelus, Chr. (Trin.), Encomion Mag. 
 Brit., 3219 ; Enchiridion de Inst. Graec. 
 33* BN, 3220 
 Anglesea, Earl of, 7/. Annesley, W. A. 
 Anglia Christiana Society, Liber Eliensis 2143 
 Angliae Ruina 255 
 
 Anianus, Fabulae 3330 
 
 Anne, Queen, History of reign, 469, 473 ; 
 
 Verses on her marriage, 170, 171 
 Anne, wife of James L, Verses on death of 32 
 Annesley, Fra. (Joh., Down.), v. Hope 1454 
 
 Annesley, W. A. (Magd.), v. Catullus 353 bn 
 Anningson, B. (Caius), Sanitary Reports, 
 
 2653 ; Thruston Speech, 2275 
 Another Fragment 1182*^"* 
 
 Ansel!, Thos. (Tr. Hall), W r Club, 
 
 1 196 BN ; Verses, 484 
 Ansell, Thos. (Trin.), Verses 556 
 
 Ansted, D. T. (Jes.), Rede Lecture, 2334 ; 
 
 V. Camb. Portfolio i993 
 
 Anstey, Chr. (King's), Elegia latine red- 
 dita, 552 BN ; New Bath Guide, 579, 587 ; 
 The Patriot, 588 ; Verses, 484 ; v. Poet. 
 Miscell. 1425 
 Anstey, Chr. (Joh.), Verses 444, 452 
 
 Anstey, F., v. Camb. Tatler 2679 
 
 Anstey, J. (King's), Pleader's Guide, 
 
 1479 BN ; Verses, 444 
 Anstey, T. (Joh.), Verses 444 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Answer to Dissenters' Pleas 348, 374 
 
 Answer to the Experiment 867 
 
 Answer to Middleton's Objection, &c. 1183 
 
 Anthologia in Regis exanthemata 43, 3283 
 Anthony, Fra., Apologia pro Auro Pota- 
 
 bili, 226 BN ; Medicinae, &c. 3184 
 
 Anthony, M. (Pemb.), Verses 174 
 
 Antiquarian Itinerary, views, &c 2999 
 
 Antiquary, The, No. I. 2654 
 
 Antoninus, M. Aur., De rebus suis 95 
 Antony, F., v. Anthony 
 
 Aphthonius, Progymnasmata 3272, 3331 
 
 Apocalyps, by Du Jon 13, 3092 
 
 Apollonius Rhodius, Argonautics, v. Ekin 1270 
 
 Apologie for Sequestered Clergy 260 
 
 Apology for the Universities 2016 
 
 Appeal to Owners of Land 2937 
 
 Appeal to the Univ. on examinations 1905 
 
 Appleford, — (Queens'), Verses 2894 
 
 Appleton, H. (Queens'), Verses 137 
 
 Appleton, R. (Trin.), ?'. Jones 2682 
 Archaeological Inst, at Cambridge, 2236 ; 
 
 V. Westmacott, 2247 
 
 ApxaLovofila 3456 
 Archdeacon, John, printer, v. Howe 713, 
 
 Wesley 715 
 
 Archer, Ben. (King's), Verses 427 
 
 Archer, Tho., v. Letter 1756 
 Archer Hind, R. D. (Trin.), v. Jl. of 
 
 Philol. 2501, Tatler, 2578 
 Arden, Wm. (King's), Verses 537 
 Arderne, Ja. (Chr.), Verses 108 
 Arderne, Ralph (Chr.), Verses 174 
 Argyll, Duke of. Notice of A. Sedgwick 261S 
 Aristarchus ampuUans in curis Horat. 912 
 Aristophanes, Birds, illust. Farren 2735 (/;) 
 Aristoteles, Ethica, v. Cope, 2480 ; Moralia, 
 V. Golius, 3321 ; Physica, v, Hawen- 
 reuter, 3079 ; Rhetorica 339, v. Cope, 
 2479 , Life, Blakesley, 1974 
 Armada, Subscribers to defence against 2831 
 Armiger, Gabr. (King's), Verses 395 
 Arminius, Perkins against, v. God's Ar- 
 raignment 30 
 Armstrong, E. J. (Caius), r'. Camb. 
 
 Portfolio 1993 
 
 Armytage, H. (Jes.). The Cam, &c. 2821 
 
 Armytage, John (Trin.), Verses 499 
 
 Arnald, Ric. (Corp.), Verses 395 
 
 Arnald, Ric. (Emman.), Verses 427 
 Arnald, Wm. (Joh.), Commencement Ser- 
 mon, 1435 BN ; Verses, 564 
 Arnold, E. V. (Trin.), Univ. & Coll. Finance 2742 
 
 Arnold, Fred., Oxford and Cambridge 2597 
 Arnold, Fred. S. (King's), Seatonian Poem I433('*-') 
 Arnold, T. K. CTrin.), Remarks on Close's 
 Church Architecture, 1976 (ii) bn ; 
 Exam, of Close's Reply, i976(cir); v. igj^^mm) 
 
 Arrianus, Commentarii 2896 
 Arrowsmith, John (Joh., Trin.), Arniilla 
 Catechetica, log ; Tactica Sacra, 106 bn 
 
 Arrowsmith, Jos. (Trin.), Verses 2900 
 
 Arrowsmith, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 108 
 Articles of the Church of Eng., ?». Rogers, Tho. 
 
 Articles of the Original Friendly Society 1611 
 
 Arundell, Fr. (Trin.), Verses 47 
 Arundell, Fr. (Trin.), Verses 137, 199 
 
 Arundines Cami 2195 
 
 Ashby, Tho. (Joh.), Verses 39s 
 
 Ashby, Wm. (King's), Verses 454 
 
 Ashe, T. (Joh.), v. Eagle 2319 
 
 Asheton, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 39 
 Ashton, Ro. (Pemb.), Verses 43, 47, 56*, 58*, 2888 
 Ashton, Tho. (King's), Extract from Case, 
 &c., 1261 BN ; Letter to Morell, 1262; 
 Verses, 452
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMUKK 
 
 Ashurst, Sir W., v. Owen 778, 779 
 
 Ashwell, Gedeon (King's), Verses 58*, 66, 2894 
 Aspin, Ed. (Clare), Verses 190 
 
 Aspland, R., Bigotry, «S:c., defeated 1509 bn 
 
 Assertio antiquitatis Oxon. acad. 2907 
 
 Assessor to the Vice-Chancellor, v. Reply 2217 
 Assize Sermons: Browne, 2718; Garnett, 
 461 : Hey, 626 ; Johnson, 142 ; Main- 
 waring, 1250; Major, 1707; Owen, 77S, 
 779 : Pepys, 1545 ; Simeon, 815, 1446(1); 
 Walker, 196 ; Waterland, 394 ; Watson, 
 602 _; Whitfield, 407. 
 Associated Counties, Ordinances for re- 
 cruiting forces, &c. 246 (rf) 
 Astle, Tho., V. Projecte 600 
 Astley, Tho., List of books sold by 1070 
 .A.ston, Sir R. . z'. Hey 626 
 Athenae Cantabrigienses 2302, 2303 
 Athenian Letters, v. Heberden 1351 
 Atherton, H. (Chr.), Verses 2900 
 Atherton, T. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 Atkins, Jas. (Magd.), Treatise on Sun and 
 
 Moon 759 BN 
 
 Atkins, Willis (Clare), Verses 174 
 
 ."Atkinson, T. D., v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Atkyn, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Atwell, Geo., FaithfuU Surveyor 120 bn 
 
 Atwood, Geo. (Trin.), Analysis of Lec- 
 tures, 1314 ; Rectilinear Motion, 702 bn 
 Atye, Hen. (King's), Verses 27 
 
 Aucher, John (Pet.), Arraignment of Re- 
 bellion 973 BN 
 Audley, John, Memoirs of Feary, 1643 ; 
 
 V. Law, 1493 
 Audomarus Talaeus, Rhetorica 3273 
 
 Aufeild, G. (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Augustinus de miseria vitae i, 3021 
 
 Aunby, Geo. (Sid.), Verses 32 
 
 Austen, A. (King's), Verses 170 
 
 Austen, Hen. (King's), Verses 174 
 
 Austin, Chas. (Jes.), Hulsean Essay 1422 ('-) 
 Austine, Rob. (King's), Verses 32, 34 (rf), 35 
 
 Avarne, J. (Queens'), Verses 556 
 
 Aveling, Tho., Sherifi, -'. Poll 1430 
 
 Aveman, Dan., v. Horace 382(1^) 
 
 Awbery, Sam. (Jes.), Verses 174, 183, 199 
 
 A.\ton, Tho. (Pemb.), Verses 537 
 
 Ayde, Ro. (Chr.), Verses 190 
 
 Ayerst, Wm. (Caius), Norrisian Essay I424(''') 
 Aylmer, List of books sold by 296, 315 
 
 Ayloffe, Jas. (Tr. Hall), Verses 183 
 
 Ayloffe, T. (Tr. Hall), Verses 174, 183 
 
 Ayloffe, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Aynscombe, Phil. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 i;.A. Degree, Report on Exams., 2420: 
 Reports and Fly-Sheets, 2390 : v. Bum 
 2429, Girdlestone 2397, Hopkins 2029, 
 Mayor 2352, 2402, 2419, Stephen 2422, 
 Whewell 2447 
 
 , Mr., V. Say well 306 
 
 5., A., King George's Title asserted 958 
 
 !., A. (Pemb.), Verses 34(«) 
 
 ',., D. (Trin.), Verses 108 
 
 '., K., I'uckler against the fear of Death 3394 
 
 i., E., Farewell to Shady Camps 1788 
 
 ',., E. (Trin.), Verses 34(a) 
 
 B., F. (Trin.), Verses 34(«) 
 
 '.., G. (King's), Verses :!4(«) 
 1., G., of Oxford, V. Brief Account 246 (w) 
 
 B., G. I\L, V. Oxford and Camb. Mag. 2272 
 
 B., H. (Pemb.), Verses iq 
 
 B., H. F. (Chr.), Letter to Beveriey 1838 
 
 B., \. (Trin.), Verses 19 
 
 R., L (Trin.), Verses 137 
 
 B., P., Negro Slavery 1689 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 B., R., Camb. Royallist imprisoned 2912 
 
 B., R., V. Buckley, R. 
 
 B., R. (Pemb.), Verses 19 
 
 B., T. (Chr.), Verses 112, 2900 
 
 B., T. (King's), Verses 34(«) 
 
 B., T. (Pemb.), Verses 34(«) 
 
 B., T., 7'. Apocalypse 3092 
 
 B., W. (King's), Verses 199 
 
 B., W., Verses, in Warme Beere 2895 
 
 Babington, Chas. C. (Job.), Camb. Ray 
 Club, 2834 ; Hospital of St. John's, 2623 ; 
 z'. Antiquarian Soc. 1992 {fi, c, & ci), 
 Camb. Portfolio 1993, Occasional Papers 2329 
 Babington, Churchill (Joh.), Catalogue of 
 English Coins in Fitzwilliam Museum, 
 2472 ; Catalogue of Leake Collection, 
 2473; Hulsean Essay, 1422 ('"; Macau- 
 lay's Character of the Clergy, 2155 ; On 
 Whewell's reasons against the Leake 
 Collection, 2426 ; v. Journal 2242, Anti- 
 quarian Soc. 1992(c) 
 Babington, H. CTrin.), Verses 2894 
 
 Babraham, v. Collections 2958 
 
 Bach, W. C, Decimarum, &c., Tabula i54'(i) 
 Bachiliei, Elias (King's), Verses 108, 2900 
 
 Backhouse, R., artist, v. Views 2995 
 
 Backhouse, Wm. (Chr.), Sermon 557 bn, 558 
 
 Bacon, G. j\L, v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Bacon, H. F. (Chr.), v. B., H. F. 1838 
 
 Bacon, John, 'The Abbey at Ely 2624 
 
 Bacon, Nat. (Queens'), Verses 427 
 
 Bacon, Nic. (Cath.), Verses 56* 
 
 Baden, And. (Queens'), Verses 190 
 
 Baden, Giles (Corp.), Verses 32, 34 (rf), 35 
 
 Badham, Ch. (Pet.), v. Camb. Essays, 
 
 2251, Journal 2242 
 Bagshaw, G. (Job.), Verses 444 
 
 Bagshaw, Ric. (Joh.), Verses 427 
 
 Bailey, Hen. (Job.), Sermon i434(""') 
 
 Bailey, Jas. (Trin.), Hieroglyphicorum 
 
 Origo 1560 BN 
 
 Bailey, J. E., zk Protestations 2947 
 
 Baily, T. (Clare), Life of Bp. Fisher 268 
 
 Bainbrigge, Chr. (Chr.), Verses 2897, ('O2893 
 
 Baines, Edw. (Chr.), Funeral Sermon on 
 Stallan, 1806 bn, 1839 ; Sermon at St. 
 Giles', 1924 
 Baines, Matt. (Chr.), Verses 199 
 
 Baines, Tho. (Chr.), Verses 2894 
 
 Baits, L, Verses 218 
 
 Baker, D. (Caius), Poems 340 bn 
 
 Baker, Geo. (King's), De Affectibus Animi, 
 
 513 bn ; Verses, 499 
 r.aker, J. (Pet.), Verses 395 
 
 Baker, Jas. (Magd.), Military Education, 
 
 2371 BN, 2372 
 Baker, L. P. (Joh.), zi. Address 1947 
 
 Baker, Rob. (Cath.), Verses 56" 
 
 Baker, R. G., Map of Camb. 3003 
 
 Baker, Tho. (King's), Verses 27 
 
 Baker, Tho. (Joh.), History of St. John's 
 Coll., 2519 ; Autograph notes, &c., v. 
 Scot, 2945 ; zi. Funeral Sermon, 1998 ; 
 Verses, 175 ; Memoirs, by Z. Grey, 703 bn 
 Baker MSS., Index, ■n)i.)7.{(i); 'I'ranscripts 
 by Wm. Webb, 2953; v. 'Worthington, 
 2131 ; z'. note, 703 
 Baker, Wm. (Clare), Verses 546, 556 
 
 Baker, Wm. (Job.), Authority of the 
 
 Church 952 BN 
 
 Balcanquall, S. (Pemb.), Verses 39, 56', 58*, 2888 
 Balcanquall, W. (Pemb.), Verses 27 
 
 Baldrey, J. K., Windows of King's Coll. 
 Chapel, 1585 BN : illustrations in Guides, 
 1441, 1614 ; St. Michael's, 1546 ; Views 2995 
 Baldwin, Fra., In Octavium 2917
 
 4 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Baldwin, Maria, Miscellaneous Extracts 1972 
 Baldwin, Tho., Abp. of Cant., De Altaris 
 
 Sacramento 3023 
 
 Baldwin, T. (Pet.), Verses 452 
 
 Baldwin, Wm. (Corp.), Verses 2897 
 
 Baldwin, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 137, 2900 
 
 Balfour, F. M. (Trin.), j/. Human Anatomy, 
 &c. 2722, Report 2770, Studies 2608 ; 
 Memorial Fund, 2757 
 Balguy, John (Joh.), Silvius's defence 1006 bn 
 Ball, A. J. A. (Trin.), Business at the 
 
 Bunion 2758 
 
 Ball, ]., Friendly Trial 63 bn, 3393 
 
 Ball, W. W. R. (Trin.), History of Mathe- 
 matics at Camb. 2854 ; Math. Trip. 2677 
 Ballads from MSS. in Corpus Coll. 2078 
 
 Ballew, Hen. (King's), Verses 170, 183 
 
 Bally, Geo. (King's), Seatonian Poems, 
 514, 518, 530; Solomon de Mundi Vani- 
 tate, 464 BN ; Verses, 515 ; z>. Musae, 1273 
 Balston, E. (King's), 7'. Arundines 2195 
 
 Banckes, Wm. (Jes.), Verses 32 
 
 Banfield, T. C, Illustrations to Lectures 
 on Polit. Econ., 2070; Lectures on 
 Organization of Industry-, 207o(^) 
 Bankes, Rob. (King's), Verses 427 
 
 Banks, Chr. (Pet.), Verses 56*, 66 
 
 Banks, Sir Jos., v. Lyons 1232 
 
 Banks, S. (Joh.), v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Banning, R.. , Verses 218 
 
 Baptista Manluanus, Adolescentia 3284, 3314 
 Barber, John T. (Trin.), Aurora Borealis 2117 
 Barbould, Theoph. Lud. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Barclay, A. W. (Caius), Thruston Speech 2275 
 Barclaj', John, Argenis 149 bn 
 
 Barclay, R., Apology, v. Bennet 366 
 
 Bard, Hen. (King's), Verses 47, 58* 
 
 Barford, W. (King's), In Pindari Pyth. I., 
 500 BN ; Oratio in Funere Guil. George, 
 519; Verses, 4S4, 499, 515, 537, 546, 556, 
 
 564 
 Barker, Ant. (Trin.), Verses 2894 
 
 Barker, Chr. (King's), Verses 2894 
 
 Barker, Edm. H. (Trin.), Parriana 1724 bn 
 
 Barker, Fra. (Joh.), Verses 395 
 
 Barker, H. A., v. Views 2995 
 
 Barker, John (Pemb.), Verses 444 
 
 Barker, L., Verses 218 
 
 Barkley, S. (King's), Verses 444 
 
 Barlow, Bar. (King's), Verses, 34 (rf), 35, 
 
 39, 43, 2888 
 Barlow, M. (Kings), Verses 112, 2897 
 
 Barlow, Wm. (King's), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Barlow, Wm. (Tr. Hall), Verses 220 
 
 Barnard, E. (Job.), Verses 454 
 
 Bame, M. (Pet.), Assize Sermon at Hert- 
 ford, 173 ; Sermons, 138 bn, 167, 169, 
 318, 885 
 Barnes, Fra. (Pet.), Caricature by Dighton 3018 
 Barnes, Joshua (Emm.), Anacreon, 365, 
 411, iioi ; Euripides, 198: History of 
 Edward III., 179, iSobn: Verses, 171, 
 
 175, 199 
 Barnes, Joshua (King's), Verses 444, 454 
 
 Barnes, J. A. (Trin.), 7: Arundines 2195 
 
 Barnston, Trafford (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Barnwell Abbey, 7-. Nichols 2931, Prickett 1939 
 Baron, Steph., Sermones 213 bn 
 
 Barrel], F. (Joh.), Verses _ 427 
 
 Barrett, Mrs., Flandbook to Fitzwilliam 
 
 Museum 2248 
 
 Earrington, John (King's), Verses 66 
 
 Barrington, John (Trin.), Verses 2888 
 
 Barrington, Ric. (Magd.), Verses 2900 
 
 Barry, A. (Trin.), Effects of Christianity 
 
 on the Roman Empire 1469 C-) 
 
 .NUMBER 
 
 Barrow, Is. (Pet,, Trin.), Consideration of 
 our latter end, 333; Contentment, &c,, 
 315, 932 ; Discourses on Industry, 330, 
 911 ; Duty and Reward of Bounty, 294 ; 
 Euclid, loi BN, 2915 ; Lectiones, 312 ; 
 Sermon on the Passion, 295, 296 ; Ser- 
 mon, 298; Sermons against evil-speaking, 
 297 ; Usefulness of Math, learning, trs. 
 by J. Kirkby, 1102 ; Verses, 112, 133, 
 137, 2897, 2900 
 Barsham, Ph. (Caius), Verses 537 
 
 Bartlett, W., v. Views 2995 
 
 Barton, F. CTrin.), Verses 47, 58* 
 
 Barton, J. (Trin.), Verses 183 
 
 Barton, J. (Chr.), v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Barton, M. (King's), Verses 454 
 
 Barwell, J. B. (Trin.), Verses 556 
 
 Barwick, John (Joh.), Life, 1041 bn ; v. 
 
 Querela, 256 
 Barwick, Pet. (Joh.), Life of J. Barwick 1041 bn 
 Basevi, Geo., Views of Museum 3007, 2995 
 
 Bashforth, Fra. (Joh.), On Univ. Buildings 2226BN 
 Basil, Mart. (Cath.), Verses 39 
 
 Basire, J., engraver 1447. i534, 1546, 2981 
 
 Baskerville, John, printer, 538, 539, 553, 
 
 554, 555, 566 
 Baskett, — (Job.), Verses 444 
 
 Basset, Ed. (Trin.), Verses 444 
 
 Basset, John (Pemb.), Verses 183 
 
 Basset, Josh. (Caius), Verses 174, 183, 2900 
 
 Bassingbourne, Views, 3005 ; Z'. Collec- 
 tions 2958, Moase 2066 
 Bassus, Cassianus, r'. Geoponica 362 
 
 Bastingius, J., E.xposition upon the Cate- 
 chism 3050, 3056, 3083 
 Bateman, J. F. (Job.), Aquatic Notes 2209 
 Bateman, Wm. (Pet.), Verses 395 
 Bateman, Wynne (Job.), Concio, 474 bn ; 
 
 Verses, 444, 452 
 Bates, J. (King's), Verses 537, 546, 564 
 
 Bates, Wm. (Chr.), v. Battle 2071 
 
 Bateson, W. H. (Job.), Correspondence 
 with pro-proctors, 232S ; ». Poll, 2148, 
 2149 ; In memoriamby J. E. Sandys, 2754 
 Bathurst, Edw. (Trin.), Verses 174, 183, 2900 
 Batt, Wm, (Job,), Verses 546 
 
 Battle, E, (King's), Verses 190 
 
 Battie, Wm. (King's), Verses 427 
 
 Battiscombe, H. (King's), Confirmation 1948 bn 
 Battle of the Bench, Canto IV. 2071 
 
 Batty, Ad. (King's), Verses 427 
 
 Bavon, B., engraver 426 
 
 Bayes, Wm., Homceopathy, 2373; Two 
 
 sides to a question, 2339 
 Bayle, P., v. Law _ 1045 
 
 Bayley, C. J. (Trin.), v. Arundines 2195 
 
 Bayley, H, V. (Trin.), Oratio 1427 bn 
 
 Bayly, T. (King's), Verses 35 
 
 Bayne, A. D., Royal lUust. History of 
 
 Eastern England 259S 
 
 Baynes, John (Trin.), Ode on Browne's 
 
 Medals 1280 bn 
 
 Bays, Pet. P., The E.xaminer, 1599 bn; 
 
 Wreck of the Minerva, 1766 ; v. B., P. 1689 
 Bazalgette, Sir J. W., Reports on Sewage 2514 
 Beale, Bart. (Corp.), Verses 395 
 
 Beale, Jerome (Pemb.), 7', Latine Orations, 
 
 228; Verses, 34(a), 34 (<;'), 35 
 Beale, Wm. (Trin., Jes., Job.), Articles 
 exhibited in Parliament against, 242 bn ; 
 Verses 43, 47, 58*, 66, 2804 
 Beales, Pat., jr., v. Abstracts 1902 
 
 Beamont, W. J, (Trin.), Fine Art 2412 bn, 2427 
 Bear, The 2320, 2407 
 
 Beard, Tho., Pedantius 2909 
 
 Beauchampe, John, Verses 218
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Beaufort, D. A. (Jes.), Norrisian Essay 1424(2" 
 Beaufort, John (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Beaufort, Lady ^largaret, Life by Cooper, 
 2629, by Halsted, 1973 ; v. Funeral Ser- 
 mon, 1998, 2927 
 Beaumont, Ch. (Pet.), Edited J. Beaumont's 
 Psyche, 352 bn ; Verses, 170, 174, 183, 
 190, 199, 395 
 Beaumont, Jos. (Pet.), Psyche, 3497, 352; 
 Observations on More'sApologie, 128 BN : 
 Verses, 56', sS", 66, 137, 171, 175, 184, 
 igi, 199, i882(i), 2893, 2894, 2900; V. 
 Conversations, 1907 
 Beaumont, Wm. (Pet.), Verses 170, 174 
 
 l?echer, Wm. (Jes."), Verses 564 
 
 Beck, E. A. (Tr. Hall), v. Tatler 2578 
 
 Beck, Sam. (Corp.), Verses 2900 
 
 Becon, Ant. (Trin.), Verses 32 
 
 Becon, L, Verses 218 
 
 Beda, Historia Eccles. 3449> 3457 
 
 Bedell, Wm. (Emm.), Examination of Mo- 
 tives to Recusansie, 3252 ; Verses, 221 ; 
 V. Sarpi, 3241, 3270; Life by his Son, 
 225o((r) 
 Bedell, Esquire, Elections for 2686, 2877 
 
 Bedford, Francis, 7th Duke of, v. Fardell 2059 
 Bedford, John, 6th Duke of, t'. Wells 1730 
 
 Bedford, Wriothesley, 3rd Duke of, v. View 2969 
 Bedford, St. Paul's School, v. Parne 422 
 
 Bedford Level, Dodson'sDesigne for Drain- 
 ing, 279*; Laws, 1437; Lot Book,_5go*-, 
 1710, 2017 ; Obser\'ations on Draining, 
 1289 ; Resolutions, &c., 1536 ; State of 
 Revenues & \)ebl, 1215; v. Act 2132, 
 Clarke 2212, Elstobb 135B, Letter 1668, 
 1756, Map 2365, 2964, 2965_, 3004, Mar- 
 shall 1710, Page 1374, Rennie 1506, 1940, 
 Trafford 1069, Walker & Craddock 2167, 
 Walker & Mylne 1686, Watson 1717, 
 Watt6 1347, Wells 1730, 1763, Wood 
 1687, 1688 ; also under Eau Hrink, Fens 
 Bedfordshire, 1803, 2936, 2957 ; xVmpthill, 
 467; Bedford, 422; Colmworth, 1137; 
 Eaton Socon, 224*; Hawnes,253; Hough- 
 ton Conquest, 467, 1858 ; Mepsall, 1170; 
 Odell, 103 ; Pertonhall, 592 ; Shefford, 
 1992 (a); Warden, 1992(a); Veldon, 
 246(*), 367 
 Bedingfield, Ph. (Joh.), Verses 452 
 
 Helasyse, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 39s 
 
 Belcanquall, S., -'. Bakanquall 
 Belcher, Jonat. (Trin.), Verses 444, 452 
 
 Bell, .Mf., V. Clayton 2721 
 
 Bell, Edm. (Sid.), Verses 32 
 
 Bell, J. A., Artist, ?'. Le Keu.x 2030* 
 
 Bell, John, History of Fordham 2599 
 
 Bell, R., lieverlOid 1807 
 
 Bell, Tho. (Jes.), Downefall of Popery, 
 
 223 UN ; .Motives, 3071, 3154 
 Bell, Wm.(Magd.), Divine Mission of John 
 Baptist & Jesus Christ, 1240; Townshend 
 Prize Dissertation, 520 h.n ; Verses, 499, 
 546 
 Bellamy, J., v. Leo i579 
 
 Bellamy, Jas., Undersheriff, -■. Poll 1430 
 
 Bellamy, Jas. W. (Queens'), Norrisian 
 Rs.say, 1424'"' ; Sealonian Poem, i433('*' 
 Bellarmine,Card. Robert,?/. God's Arraign- 
 ment, 30; Whitaker, 219 
 Bellingham, Jas. (Trin.), Verses 2894 
 
 Beloe, E. M., v. Anti(iuarian Soc, 1992(c); 
 
 Churches, 2566*. 
 Belshani, N. ((^)ueens'), Verses 174 
 
 Belt, R. W. (ICmm.), St. Mary's Chimes 1990 dn 
 Bendall, C. (Caius), Buddhist Sanscrit 
 MSS. in Univ. Libr. 27S4 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Bene't Coll., i\ Corpus Coll. 
 
 Benevolent Soc, Camb., v. Hall 1429 
 
 Benjoin, Geo. (Jes.), Jonah 796 bn 
 
 Benlowes, Edw., Sphinx Theologica, 3346 ; 
 V. B., E., 3394; Dre.xelius, ded. to, 273 
 Bennet, E. K., v. Antiquarian Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Bennet, Fr. (Queens'), Verses 199 
 
 Bennet, Ph. (Magd.), Harmony between 
 Justice & Peace, 487 ; Sermon, 471 bn ; 
 Verses, 452, 484, 499 
 Bennet, Rob. (Trin.), Preface to Jewel 217 bn 
 Bennet, Tho. (Job.), Answer to Dissenters' 
 Pleas, 348 BN, 374; Answer to Shepherd, 
 361 , Confutation of Quakerism, 366 ; 
 Schism, 359 ; Defence of Discourse of 
 Schism, 360 
 Bennet, 'Tho., Books sold by 352 
 
 Bennet, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 564 
 
 Bennett, Tho. (Joh.), Verses 199 
 
 Bennett, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 564 
 
 Bennett, W. Sterndale(Joh.), z<. Kingsley 2400 
 Benson, C (Trin.), Hulsean Lectures, 
 
 i6i6{'-'; Sermons, 1434 (-") 
 Benson, E. W. (Trin.), Praise of G. Herbert, 
 
 1469 ('■'.' ; V. Journal, 2242 
 Bcntham, Geo., v. Jebb 2641 
 
 Bentham, Jas. (Trin.), Catalogue of Mem- 
 bers of Cathedral Church, Ely, 521 bn ; 
 History of Ely Cathedral, 2924 bn, 2nd 
 Edit. 1518, 1519, v. Lysons, 1482 ; Ex- 
 tract of Letter on Discoveries at Ely, 
 1267 ; Queries to Inhabitants of Ely, 529 
 Bentham, Jeremy, v. Metropolitan Quart. 
 
 Mag. _ ... 1683 
 
 Bentley, Ric. (Job., Trin.), Articles against, 
 886 ; Boyle Lectures, 418, 2918 ; Case of 
 Trin. Coll., 1066; Commencement Ser- 
 mon, 338BN, 2918; Confutation of Atheism, 
 2918 ; Correspondence, 2 \-ols., 2041 ; Dis- 
 sertation on Phalaris, 2933; Emendationes 
 in Menandrum, 389 ; Epistola ad J. Mil- 
 lium, 3S9, 390 ; Horatius, 382 ; ^Iilton's 
 Paradise Lost, 1095, v. Pearce, 1096 ; 
 Present State of Trin. Coll., 8S6(i); Pro- 
 posals for Gr. & Lat. Testament, 1013 ; 
 Remarks on Free-Thinking, 465, 921 ; 
 Review of Proceedings against himself, 
 985* ; Sermon before the King, 962 ; Ser- 
 mon on Popery, 399 ; Terence, 426; xk Case 
 against the Bp. of Ely, 1090 ; v. Aristar- 
 chus 912, Boyle 345, Cam 1450, Com- 
 mins 953, Dedication of Horace trans- 
 lated 913, Heme 102S, Horace by T. 
 Bentley 388, Letter 1013(1^), Life of 
 Horace 914, Middleton 996, loio, Mil- 
 ler 966, Plutarch 470, Sallust 378, 
 Sherlock 998, Sykes looi, View 2971, 
 Whiston, 951 ; Life by J. Maehly, 2493 ; 
 by Monk, 1808, v. 2290. 
 Bentley, R., Junr., v. Bentley, 465 : Verses 
 
 484 
 Bentley, Tho. (Trin.), Horatius 388 bn 
 
 Herdmore, Sain. (Jes.), Verses 546 
 
 lierens, Archd., <'. Bennet 366 
 
 Beresford, H. S. (Clare), Seatonian Poem 
 
 1433(13) 
 Beresford Hope, A. J. B (Irin.), George 
 Villiers or Cardinal Richelieu? 1469(1"'; 
 Modern Memoir Writing, i46(,(" ; Speech 
 on Oxf. and ('anili. Hill, 2494; v. Arnii- 
 dines 2195, Camb. I'.ssays 2251, Camb. 
 Portfolio 1993, Election 2517, Phelps 2593, 
 •.■()i6. 
 Ilirkciiliout, Dr., Letters to his .Sdii 744 bn 
 
 I'lcrkley, (li. (King's), Verses 499 
 
 l'.<rkl('y, S. (King's), Verses 452
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Berkshire, 2957 ; Bray, 3018 ; Clewer, 302 ; 
 Hurst, 869 ; Moreton (North), 1976 (r); 
 Reading, 31, 274, 807 ; Shottesbrooke, 
 1205; Sunninghill, 1530; Windsor, 13, 
 
 883, 143s 
 Bernard, H. H., Camb. Free Thoughts, 
 
 2391; Maimonides, 1789 bn 
 Bernard, H. M. (Corp.), Burney Essay 2111* 
 Bernard, Is., r;. Bernard _ 2391 
 
 Bernard, Jas. (King's), Reply of King's to 
 Paving Commissioners, 1767 bn; State- 
 ment of Question between King's & Cory's 
 Executors, 176S 
 Bernard, Joh. (Queens'), Oratio pia 2908 bn 
 
 Bernard, Joh. (Joh.), Verses 427 
 
 Bernard, R., Double Catechisme, 3165 ; 
 
 Terence in English, 3112, 3171. 
 Bernard, The, z'. Bernard 2908 
 
 Bernards, Frontispiece in Horatius _ 382 
 
 Berriman, Wm., Review of Whiston's Pri- 
 mitive Doxologies, 986 bn ; 2nd Review, 
 987 
 Berryer, Steph. (Sid.), Verses 32 
 
 Bertie, Rob. (Sid.), Verses 58*, 66 
 
 Bertie, Rog. (Sid.), Verses 34^, 35 
 
 Besant, Walt. (Chr.), Life of Palmer 2788 
 
 Bethell, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Bettesworth, A. , Books sold by 1051 
 
 Betts, Ri. , Transl. James I .'s Remonstrance 33 BX 
 Betts, Rob. (Pet.), Verses _ 395 
 
 Beverley, Joh. (Chr.), Ceremonies of the 
 Univ. 726, 727, 728 ; Polls, 707 bn, 749, 
 1504 ; Proceedings in Court of Delegates, 
 &c., 766(c); Trial of Wm. Fiend, 766(1^): 
 z'. Calendar 797, Thomas 2928 
 Beverley, R. M., Letter to the Duke of 
 Gloucester, 1809 ; Reply to Sedgwick, 
 1840; v. B. 1838, Bell 1807, Beverley 
 unmaskt 1810, Letter 1826, Russell 1S31, 
 Sedgwick 1916, Watson 1836 
 Bexley, Lord, -'. Vansittart, N. 
 Beza, Theod., Codex edited by Kipling, 
 762 ; Ecclesiastes, 16, 3052 ; Job, 3051 ; 
 Novum Testamentum, 159 
 Bible. //f*?-f7y. Psalms (1685) 177*. Greek 
 (1653) 266, (1665) 126* ; Old Test. (1653) 
 265, (1665) 125, 126 ; Job (Duport, 1653) 
 99; Psalms (Duport, 1664) 122(1^), (Du- 
 port, 1666) 133 ; Proverbs, Eccles., Song 
 of Songs (Duport, 1646) 86, 99 ; New 
 Test. (1625) 3238, (1632) 40, 41, 3285, 
 (1665) 124 ; Codex Bezae (Gospels and 
 Acts, 1793) 762. Greek 6'' Latin, New 
 Test. (1642) 3432. Lathi (Plantin, 1569) 
 37 ; New Test. (Beza, 1677) 159. English 
 (Genevan, 1591) 3063, (1629) 37*, 3259, 
 (1630) 38*, 38**, 3262, 3263, (1633), 46, 
 3294, (1635) 53, 3328, 3328*, (1637) 3356, 
 3357, 3358, (1638) 59, 60, 3369, (1639) 61, 
 3382, (1640) 3395, (1648) 92, 3498, (1657) 
 106*, 107,(1660) III, (1661) 117*, (1663) 
 2898,(1668 Preacher's) 130, 131, 132,(1670) 
 137*, (1674) 2902, (1675) 153, (1682) 200, 
 (1683) 162, (1763) 566, (1775) 642, (1778) 
 668, (1782) 695, (1789) 738, (1796) Soi, 802, 
 803, (1708) 819, (1805) 1460, (1816) 1564, 
 (1827) 1703; Psalms in Metre r'. Psalms; 
 New Test. (Genevan, 1588) 3053, (1628) 
 36*, 3251, (1639) 3395, (1662) 117;', (1680) 
 162, (1776) 652. CoDiinoitaries, dr^c. 
 Scholia in Bibl. Gr. interpretem 266(^); 
 Ecclesiastes, by Beza, 16 ; Daniel, by 
 Willet, 25 ; New Test. 7>. Heinsius, 64* ; 
 Romans, by Willet, 26 ; Colossians, by 
 Davenant, 38 ; Titus, by Taylor, 31 ; 
 Apocalyp.se, by Du Jon, 13, 3092 ; by 
 
 .NUMBEK 
 
 Bible — coniimtcd. 
 Mede, 44. Concordance 162, 200 ; by 
 S. N. 204 ; Evangelical Harmony, Garth- 
 wait, 52 ; Index Biblicus, Jackson, 131 ; 
 History of the Bible, Clapham, Pagit, 18. 
 Bickerdyke, John j/. Crooke, C. H. 
 Bickham, Jas. (Emm.), v. Fragment 1182* 
 
 Biddle, John, v. Biblia Graeca 266 bn 
 
 Bigg, John (Clare), Verses 537 
 
 Bill for vesting Manors, &c., of John Lacy 871 
 Bill to amend Univ. Committee of Privy 
 
 Council 2759 
 
 Bill to amend Univ. Estates Act 2740 
 
 Bill to make further provision for Univ. 2675, 2690 
 Bill, Ch. Verses 218 
 
 Billers, Jo. (Joh.), Verses 137, 170, 174, 183, 2900 
 Billingsley, Books sold by 301, 304, 308, 311, 321 
 Bindlos, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 2894 
 
 Bing, Hen. (King's), Verses 39, 43 
 
 Bing, Humf. (King's), Verses 43, 47 
 
 Bing, Jo. (King's), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Bing, Tho. (Clare?), Verses 218 
 
 Birch, Geo. (Chr.), Seatonian Poem 1433 (^') 
 
 Birch, S., Sarcophagus of Rameses III., 
 
 2655, V, Antiquarian Soc. 1992 (c) 
 Birch, W. de G., St. Guthlac 2743 
 
 Bird, Joh. (Trin.), Verses 2900 
 
 Bird, S., Lectures 3103, 3104 
 
 Bird, Wm., History of 1520, 1521, 1522 
 
 Birkbeck, W. L. (Trin.), v. Porter 2687 
 
 Birks, E. B. (Trin.), v. Philol. Trans. 274S 
 
 BirksT. R. (Trin.), Analogy' of Mathe- 
 matical & I\Ioral Certainty, i469('.'; Im- 
 portance of Moral Science, 2581 bn ; Sea- 
 tonian Poems, 1433 (^-■■^^) 
 Birstall, Wm. (King's), Verses 66, 2894 
 
 Birth of the Prince of Wales 2042 
 
 Bishop, Tho. (Magd.), Verses 452 
 
 Bisset, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 183, 190 
 
 Blackall, O. (Cath.), St. Paul & St. James 
 
 Reconciled 212 bn, 858, 877 
 
 Blackbourne, Abr. (Pet.), Verses 444, 454 
 
 Blackburne, Fra. (Cath.), Remarks on 
 Powell's Defence of Subscription, 1230 ; 
 V. White, 1210 BN 
 Blackburne, J. (Joh.), Hist, enquiry into 
 Stone Altars, 1976 ((/i^) bn ; The Stone 
 Altar, i976(if) 
 Blackburne, Ric. (Trin.), Verses 137, 2900 
 
 Blackball, S. (Emm.), Letter to Hallifax 1268 bn 
 Blackie, J. S., v. Journal 2242 
 
 Blackwell, A. (Emman.), Verses 199 
 
 Bladon, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 170 
 
 Blaeu, Map of Cambs. 2963 ; Map of Fens 2964 
 Blagborne, J., Revenues of the Univs. 1870 bn 
 Blake, H. J. C. (King's), The Cantab. 2080 bn 
 Blake, Rob. (King's), Verses 170, 190 
 
 Blake, Wm., Poems ?'. Light Blue 2464 
 
 Blake, Wm. (Cath.), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Blakesley, J. W. (Trin.), Life of Aristotle, 
 1974; Praelectio,2T72; Sermons, i434('*^', 
 1582 ("'-'"'' ; Thoughts on recommenda- 
 tions of Eccles. Comm., 1925 bn ; Where 
 does the Evil lie? 2081 
 Bland, Rob. (King's), Verses 427, 444 
 
 Blankes, Wm. (Caius), Verses 28 (c), 32, 39 
 
 Blank Book of a Small Colleger 1656, 1658 
 
 Blaxton, Hen., Verses 21S 
 
 Blaxton, Josh. (Trin.), Verses 27 
 
 Blayney, Ch. (Joh.), Verses 444 
 
 Blithe, Sam. (Clare), v. Blyth 
 Blomefield, Fra. (Caius), .Annals of Caius 
 Coll. 1275 ; Collectanea Cantab. 1184 bn, 
 riSs, 1186 
 Blomer, Ra. (Trin.), Concio, 915 bn; Ver- 
 ses, 199
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Blomer, Tho. (Trin.), Full View of Bent- 
 ley's Letter, 8S6(/)bn 
 
 Blomfield, A. W. (Trin.)) ''■ Antiquarian 
 Soc. 1992 (c) 
 
 Blomfield, Barrington (Pemb.), Sermon 429 bn 
 
 Blomfield, C. J. (Trin.), Sermons, 1434 (-' 
 MbG ; J. Butler, 1499 bn; Museum, 1544; 
 Poll, 1504 
 
 Blomfield, E. V. (Caius, Emm.), Memoir 
 by J. H. Monk, i6i8bn" ; z/. Museum Crit. 
 
 1544 
 Blomfield, Leonard Jenyns, g.v. 
 Blondell, Dav., Vossii Epistolae adversus, 
 
 v. Pearson 146 
 
 Bloomfield, Rob., r'. Poet. Miscell. 1425 
 
 Blore, E. W. (Trin.), Correspondence with 
 Hudson, 2523 ; Sermons, i434(''*'', 1516 
 .■«9, 1582(2'', 2810: Univ. Tests, 2560; 
 7'. Porter, 26S7 
 Blount, Geo. (Job.), Verses 499 
 
 Bloxam, H. M., v. Camb. Camden Soc. 1976(0') 
 Bloys, R. (Trin.), Verses 112 
 
 Blue 'Un, The 2800 
 
 Blunt, J. J. (Job.), Introduction to Lec- 
 tures, 199 1 BN ; Remarks on a Regula- 
 tion, 2134; Sermons, 1434 ('■''■' 'f""' ; v. 
 Essington, 2114 ; Funeral Sermon on 
 him, 1434 ("^J 
 Bluntisham, Hunts., v. Feary 1643 
 
 Blyth, E. H. (Chr.), In Memoriam 2455 
 
 Blyth, R. (Pemb.), Verses 2900 
 
 lUyth, Sam. (Clare), Verses, 137, 175 ; :'. 
 
 Churchill, 583 
 Blyth, Wm., In Memoriam E.H.B. 2455 
 
 Boat Club, Camb. Univ., Rules, &c. 2822 
 
 Boat Races, O.xf. & Camb., ■:■. Farren, 2735 
 (/)\ Macmichael, 2555 ; Morgan, 2613; 
 Record (1S29 — 80), 2794 
 Boat Races, College, Chart for 1862 — 66 3015 
 Bodger, J. W., -'. Camb. Antiquarian Soc. 1992 (c) 
 Bodurda, Hen. (Job.), Verses 39 
 
 Boehm, Clem. (Clare), Verses 499 
 
 Boissier, G. R.(Ma5d.), Cambs. Churches 1700B.M 
 Bold, Mich, or Nich. (Trin. Hall), Verses 174, 183 
 Bold, Ric. (Jes.), Verses 190 
 
 liolde, Alex. (Pemb.), Verses 34('^) 
 
 Boldero, Dan. (Jes.), Verses 137 
 
 lioldero, Edm., Verses 137 
 
 lioidero, John. (Chr.), Verses 395 
 
 P.olland, Wm. (Trin.), Norrisian Essay 1424(^1 
 Bolton, Sam. (Chr.), Fast Sermon, 348T ; 
 
 Funeral Sermon by Calamy, 267 bn 
 Bolton, Steph. (Corp.), Verses, 427, 444, 
 
 452> 454 
 Bonaparte, Prince L. I^., ?'. Philol. Trans. 2748 
 Bonastre, Laur. (Clare), Verses 3aW) 
 
 liond, .^ug. (Magd.), Verses 174 
 
 Bond, I. L., artist 2996 
 
 Bon'foy, N. (Pemb.), Verses 427 
 
 Bonham, Tho. (King's), Verses 34(«)(<^), 2900 
 Bonham, Wm. (King's), Verses 32 
 
 I'onney, T. G. (Job.), Chapter in Life-His- 
 tory of an old Univ., 2760 ; Hulsean Lec- 
 tures, 1616'"/; Rede Lecture, 2334; v. 
 Antiq. Soc, 1992 (c) 
 Bonwicke, Ambr. (Job.), Life 1067, 2543 
 
 Bonython, Joh. (King's), Verses 395 
 
 Book of Common Prayer v. Prayer 
 Hook- Fish, The 229 
 
 Bookland & Folkland v. Heckford 641 
 
 Boole, Geo. v. .Math. Journals I976» 
 
 liooth, Jas. V. Math. Journals 1976'* 
 
 Booth, Joh. (Corp.), Verses, 39, 43, 47, 56*, 
 
 58*, 66, 2888, 2894 
 B-ooth, Wm. (Jes.), Verses 32 
 
 Boreman, Jo. (Trin.), Verses 112 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Boreman, Rob. (Trin.), Verses, 43, 47, 5S*, 
 
 2888, 2897 
 Borlase, Geo. (Pet.), Verses 556 
 
 Borough Elections, &c. v. Cambridge 
 Bosanquet, Ben. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Bosse, Ric. (Trin.), Verses 2897 
 
 Bostock, J. (King's), Verses 564 
 
 Bosvile, A., Books sold by 348 
 
 Boswell, Tho. (Pemb.), Verses 39, 2888 
 
 Boswell, Wm. (Jes.), V'erses, 34(1/), 35; v. 
 
 Bousweil 
 Botanic Garden, Donn's Hortus Cantab. 
 
 1452, 1524, 1690, 1773 ; Murray's Hardy 
 
 Plants, 21S3 ; Opening on Sundays, 2737; 
 
 V. Henslow 2105, Martyn 617, 620, Smith 
 
 2095 
 Boteler, — Verses 47 
 
 Boteler, G. (Queens'), Verses M(^) 
 
 Boteler, G. (Pemb.), Verses 39 
 
 Boteler, Geo. (Pet.), Verses 43, 2888 
 
 Boteler, Harrington (Sid.), Verses 32 
 
 Boteler, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Bott, John (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Bould, Ale.\. (Pemb.), Verses 27 
 
 Boult, Clem. (Caius), Verses 183 
 
 Boult, John (Caius), Verses 112 
 
 Bouquet, Ph. (Trin.), Verses, 395, 427, 444, 
 
 452, 454 
 Bourchier, John (Trin.), Verses 56*, 58', 2S94 
 Bourman, Tho. (Sid.), Verses 47 
 
 Bourne, V. (Trin.), Poetical Works, 1949 ; 
 
 Corydon querens, 104S bn ; Thyrsis et 
 
 Chloe, 1059 ; ^'otum Dr. W. Pope, 1060 
 Bousweil, Tho. (Magd.), Verses 27 
 
 Bousweil, Wm. (Jes.), Verses, 27 ; 7'. Bos- 
 well 
 Bouyer, Gideon (Trin.), Verses 556 
 
 Bowchier, R. (Joh.), Sermon before the 
 
 Lord Mayor 329 b.\ 
 
 Bowd, Hen., Verses 47 
 
 Bowdler, Ch. v. Queens' 1623 
 
 Bowen, E. E. (Trin.), v. Academica 2299 
 
 Bowen, Edw., v. Ridding 2595 
 
 Bowen, Enian., Map of Cambs. 2973 
 
 Bowen, Ruben (Trin.), Verses loS, 112, 2897 
 
 Bowers, G. H. (Clare), Sermons 1434(51100) 
 
 Bowes, R. , V. Antiquarian Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Bowles, Hen. (King's), Verses 183, 199 
 
 Bowles, Wm. (King's), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Bowling, E. W. (Joh-). Battle of Pons 
 
 Trium Trojanorum, 2744 ; Sagittulae, 
 
 281 1 ; Seatonian Poems, i433('*") 
 Bownde, Nic. (Pet.), Fasting, 3147; Unbe- 
 
 leefe of S. Thomas, 3174; ed. More's 
 
 Table, 2883 bn 
 Bowsted, Bp. Jas., v. Perrv 2033 
 
 Bowtell, J., St. Michael's Church 1546, 1547 
 
 Bowyer, Hen. (Pemb.), Verses 2900 
 
 Bowyer, Jonah, Books sold by 878, 1021, 1042 
 Bowyer, Wm. Jr., printer (Joh.), v. Taylor 1078 
 Box of Bonbons 2745 
 
 Boyce, E.J. (Trin.), Memorial of the Camb. 
 
 Camden Soc. 1976 (//) 
 
 Boyce, Wm., 7'. Mason ^gg 
 
 Boyle, Hon. Ch., On Bentley's Phalaris, 
 
 345 bn ; V. Bentley, 2933 
 Boyle, Hen., ?'. Univ. Charge 9f6(.y) 
 
 Boyle, John, Verses 218 
 
 Boyle Lectures, R. Bentley 418 
 
 Boynton, Fra. (Sid.), Verses 452 
 
 Boys, Jo. (Clare), Verses 19,220 
 
 Boys, K. (Corp.), Verses n2 
 
 Boys, Sam. (Pemb.), Verses 174 
 
 Boys, Wm. (Caius), Verses 174 
 
 Boyscot, Ferd. Baron of, 1'. Orations 228 
 
 Boyse, }.,v. Boys, Jo.
 
 8 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Br., G. (King's), Verses 28(a) 
 
 Brabourn, Ja. (Trin.), Verses 183, 199 
 
 Bradbury, J. B. (Down.), Address 2729 
 
 Bradford, Bp. Sam., Z'. Denne 1014 
 
 Bradshaw, Hen. (King's), Collected Papers, 
 2944' ((t); Letter, z'. Palmer, 2486; Me- 
 moranda, 2746, 2944* ; Notes on Day 
 Book of John Dome, 2821* ; The Univ. 
 Library, 2746 ; MS. Notes, 2330, 2609 ; 
 Memoir, 2944*(y') ; Z'. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c), 
 Camb. Tatler 2679, Camb. U. Gazette 
 2496, College Rhymes 2345, Luard 2484, 
 2684, Reporter 2547 ; Autographs 2492, 
 2587, 2663, 2745, 2752, 2758 
 Bradshaw, Matt., v. Latham 1139 
 
 Brady, Rob. (Corp.), Verses 2897 
 
 Brady and Tate, Psalms in Metre 522, 1456 (/') 
 Bragge, Fra. (Pet.), Odes from Rapin 889 bn 
 Braham, John, Portrait ; v. Album 1903 
 
 Braithwaite, W., z'. Bayes 2339 
 
 Bramston, Job. (King's), Verses 199 
 
 Brand, Hon. H. B. W., v. Poll 251 1 
 
 Brand, Hon. Tho., v. Poll 1430 
 
 Brandreth, H. (Trin.), Exercises for Col- 
 lege Preacher, 2544 ; Modern Education, 
 
 2495 BN _ 
 
 Branthwaite, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 21S 
 
 Brantius, Joan., "'. Caesar 371 
 
 Brasses, Monumental 1976 (r) 
 
 Brathwayt, G. (Job.), Verses 39 
 
 Brattell, Dan. (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Brayley & Britton, Beauties of England 
 
 (Cambs.) 1470, 1471 
 
 Brearley, Wm. (Chr.), Verses 58* 
 
 Brereton, Eugenius (Trin.), Verses 452 
 
 Brereton, J. L., The County College 2583 
 
 Brereton, Wm. (King's), Verses 484 
 
 Bretherton, J., engraver, z: Orde, 2983 ; 
 
 z'. New Coat of Arms, 2986 
 Breton, John (Emm.), Verses 137 
 
 Breton, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 34('?) 
 
 Bricks, Ancient, Impressions of 3017 
 
 Bridge, Fra. (Trin.), Verses 112, 2897, 2900 
 
 Bridgemaii, Fra. (Magd.), Verses 137, 2900 
 
 Bridgewater, B. (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Bridgman, A. J., artist, r'. Palmer 2356 
 
 Brief Defence of Belief concerning the 
 
 Ascension 890 
 
 Briefe Instruction to Die 22g((/) 
 
 Brigges, Samson (King's), Verses, 43, 47, 
 
 56*, 58', 66, 2888, 2893 
 Briggs, Wm. (Corp.), Verses 137 
 
 Bright, Edw. (Emm.), Funeral Sermon on, 
 
 by Jacombe 271 
 
 Bright, G., Verses 271 
 
 Bright, G., (Emm.), Verses _ 2897, 2900 
 
 Bright, Tim., In Physicam G. A. Scribonii 3029 
 Brightman, T. (Queens'), Exposition of 
 
 Daniel 253 bn 
 
 Brimley, Geo., z'. Camb. Essays 2251, 
 
 Camb. Univ. Mag. 1995 
 Brindley, Jas., History of Inland Naviga- 
 tions, i2oi(</); Reports, I24i''((!'), 1259 ; 
 V. Queries to Report, 1259 (^) 
 Brinley, T. (King's), Verses 2900 
 
 Briscoe, Ric. Horton (Trin.), Verses 564 
 
 Bristed, C. A. (Trin.), Five Years in an 
 English Univ., 2210; American Hospi- 
 tality & English Repudiation, 2174 bn; 
 V. Camb. Essays, 2251. 
 Britannia Depicta, Part II., 1480 ; v. Lysons, 1482 
 Britannicus his blessing _ _ 3470 
 
 British & Foreign Bible Society, Meetings, 
 (1811)1527; ('813)1532; Report, 1920 ; 
 V. Marsh 1423, Scholefield 1634, Simeon 
 1446 (," '■ • Westcott 2796 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 British Association at Camb., (1833) Litho- 
 graphed Signatures, 181 1; v. Whewell, 
 1837; (1845) Exhibition at Perse School, 
 2082 ; Report, 2098 ; z>. JuUien de Paris, 
 2ogo ; (1862) List of Associates, 2392 ; v. 
 Jukes 2399, Willis 2411 
 British Medical Association at Camb., (1864) 
 
 2435> 2436, 2440 ; (1880) 2729, 2736 
 Britton, John, Architectural Antiquities,!''. 
 Harraden, 1491 ; z'. Brayley 1470, Maiden 
 678 
 Broadley, Tho. (Trin.), Norrisian Essay 1424 (■•) 
 Brocklebank, T. (King's), Z'. Antiquarian 
 
 Soc. 1992 (c) 
 
 Brodrick, Laur. (Trin.), Verses 183, 190, 199 
 
 Brodrick, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 174 
 
 Brokesby, Fra. (Trin.), Church Govern- 
 ment by Bishops 933 bn 
 Brokesby, O. (Trin.), Verses 2900 
 Brome, Edm. (Joh.), Christian Fasting, 
 380 ; Sermon at Triploe, 878, 380 : Verses, 
 
 , 395- 
 
 Brome, H., Books sold by 287 
 
 Brome, Jas. (Chr.), Verses 137 
 
 Bronwin, Brice, ?'. Math. Journal 1976* 
 
 Brooke, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 395 
 
 Brooke, Z. (Job.), Discourses before the 
 
 late King, 560 ; Two Sermons, 559 bn 
 Brookes, — (Trin.), Melanthe 3209 
 
 Brookes, Chr., Verses 218 
 
 Brooksbank, Stamp, z: Act 1122 
 
 Bporrjpos, Rich., Verses 218 
 
 Brough, Rob. (Corp.), Hulsean Essay, 
 
 1422(1'''; Norrisian Essay, 1424(11.' 
 Broughton, Tho. (Caius), Verses 427 
 
 Brown, A. W., Recollections of Simeon 2421 
 
 Brown, Ed. (Emm.), Verses 174 
 
 Brown, Jas. (Pemb.), z: Narrative, 501 ; 
 
 Verses, 499 
 Brown, John (Queens'), Sermon 1434 ("1) 
 
 Brown, John, Sixty Years' Gleanings 2300 bn 
 Brown, John (M.A.), Verses 484 
 
 Brown, R., Verses 2893 
 
 Brown, Ric, Verses 58* 
 
 Brown, Sir "Tho., Christian Morals 400 bn 
 
 Brown, Tho., z'. Browne, Tho. (Joh.) 
 Brown, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Browne, E. H. (Emm.), Charges, 244S, 
 2520 ; Charge at Ordination, 242S ; Nor- 
 risian Essay, 1424(1'*); Reply to Colenso, 
 2413 BN ; Sermons, 1434(1-'-' i-' ; z'. Jere- 
 mie, 2436* 
 Browne, G. F. (Cath.), Assize Sermon, 
 2718; Sermon, 1434 (l'*!'; Univ. Tests, 
 2560; z>. Antiq. Soc, igg2(c) 
 Browne, Hablot K., z'. Lewis 2182, Rice 
 
 2594, 2707, Winkles 1968 
 Browne, Is. H. (Trin.), Immortality of the 
 
 Soul 787 BN 
 
 Browne, J. H. (Job.), Address to Church- 
 wardens, 20S3 : Charges, 1586 BN 
 Browne, John (Caius), Verses 27 
 
 Browne, Tho. (Job.), Answer to Stilling- 
 fleet, 1174; Concio ad Cleium, 186 bn; 
 Concio coram Acad., 186 ; Verses, 170, 174 
 Browne, Tho. (Pemb.), Verses _ 199 
 
 Browne, Tho. (Chr.), Examination of Ca- 
 lumnies, 1498 BN ; 7'. Procter 1505, Re- 
 marks 1514 
 Browne, Tho. Gunter (King's), Verses 484 
 
 Browne, W. R. (Trin.), v. Light Blue 2464 
 
 Browne's Medals, Musae, 1502 ; v. Selwyn, 
 
 2292, 2293. 
 Broxholme, Wm. (Job.), Verses 427 
 
 Browning, O. (King's), z'. Academica 2299, 
 Lotos Club 2733, Vanity Fair 2853
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Brownrigg, Ralph (Pemb., Cath.), Verses 66 
 
 Bruce, Jas. (Queens'), Verses 174 
 
 Bruce, Rob. (Queens'), Verses 174 
 
 Eruen, Gre. (Jes.), Verses 183 
 
 Brundish, J. J. (Caius), Elegy on Family 
 
 Tomb 694 BN 
 
 Brunet-Debaines, A., -'. Clark 2874 
 
 Bruno, Giordano, 7: Libellus 217* 
 
 Bryan, A. (Trin.), Verses 395 
 
 Bryant, Jacob (King's), Observations rela- 
 ting to Ancient History, 582 bn ; Philo 
 
 Judaeus, 809 
 Brydges, Sir E. (Queens'), Vindication of 
 
 Bill for Amendment of Copyright Act 1587 bn 
 Brydges, F. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Bryer, Hen., The Univ. against 1523 
 
 Buchan, Earl of, z'. Brown 400 
 
 Buchanan, Claudius (Queens'), Sermons 1434(1") 
 Buck, S. & N., Views 2969, 2970 
 
 Buckenham, R. (Pemb.), Verses 221 
 
 Buckinghamshire ; 1803, 2957 - Bletchley, 
 
 1020; Brickhill, 2672; Brickhill (Bow), 
 
 2924; Brickhill (Great), 1558; Calverton, 
 
 565; Eton, 1946 ; Eton College 22, 81 (i5), 
 
 92(3), 188, 211, 215', 233(*), 259*, 293, 
 
 307. 341. 373. 438, 513, 534, 552. 595, 680, 
 
 722, 807, 853, 854, 864, 869, 998, 1042, 
 
 105s, 1076, 1098, 1212, 1214, 1255, 1261, 
 
 1262, 1270, 1277, 1319, 1387, 1390, 1396, 
 
 1416, 1427, 1432, 1481, 1571, 1578, 1598, 
 
 1605, 1842 — 4, 1859, igo8, 2074, 2120, 2137, 
 
 2152, 2181, 22o5(^, Jii), 227 [, 2299*, 2309, 
 
 2332, 2379, 2380, 2387, 2412, 2833, 2916; 
 
 Hoggeston, 2949 ; Marlow (Great), 1774 ; 
 
 Newburj', 244 ; Newport-Pagnall, 59 (i5); 
 
 Stony Stratford, 747, 1340; Woolston 
 
 (Great), 1378. 
 Buckle, John, v. Corporation i8i5 
 
 Buckler, J. C, View of Ely Cathedral 3000 
 
 Buckley, Ric. (Joh.), r-. Bulkley 
 Budge, E. A. T. W. (Chr.), v. Antiq. See. 1992(c) 
 Budgell, Eustace, Poem io6i bn 
 
 Budgen, John (Trin.), Verses 2897 
 
 Budgen, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 2897 
 
 Bulkley, Ric. (Joh.), Verses, 39, 43, 47, 56*, 
 
 58', 66, 2888, 51 
 Bull, John (Emm.), Verses 
 Bullen, Miss, Mary de Rochford 
 I'ullen, — (Magd.), Verses 
 Bullock, Edw. (King's), Verses 
 liuUock, Geo., Sewage 
 Bullock, Hen, (Queens'), Oratio, i UN, 
 
 3020 ; Lucianus, 3022 
 Bullock, R. (Joh.), Verses 
 Bullok, The. (Jes.), Verses 
 Bulstrode, R. (Pemb.), Verses 
 Bulwer, E. L. (Trin. Hall), v. Conversa- 
 tions 
 Buxbury, Hen. (Cath.), Verses 
 Bunbury, Wm. (Cath.), Verses 
 Burdakin, Jas. (Clare), Remarks on 
 
 Borough Police, 2175 bn 
 Burdon, VV. (Emm.), Pursuits of Litera- 
 ture 1408 BN C, A. 
 Burford, John (King's), Argument 1055 bn C, A. 
 P.urford, J. & R., z/. Views 2995 C, C. 
 Biirger's Ignore, 71. Whewell 2127 C, C. 
 Burgersdyck, Fr., Collegium Physicum, C, C. 
 
 3512; Institutiones Logicae, 58 bn, 163, C, D 
 
 3361,3458 _ £•' P 
 
 Burges, Geo. (Joh.), Catholic Emancipa- C, r. 
 
 tion 1531 1>N C., G 
 
 Burges & Walker, Plan of Middle Level 2365 C, G 
 Burgess, Bp. Tho., 7'. Turton 1716 C, G 
 
 Burghley, Wm. Cecil Lord, v. Thomas, C, I. 
 
 2882 ; Portrait, 2237 C, J. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Lent Sermons, 2431 ; 
 
 395 
 1622 
 
 444 
 
 395 
 2514 
 
 484 
 
 39 
 2894 
 
 1907 
 199 
 427 
 
 Burgon, John W. 71 
 Autograph, 366 
 
 Burial Grounds, Parish, Financial State- 
 ment 
 
 Burn, R. (Trin.), B.A. Course, 2390, 2;|2g ; 
 Sermon, i5i6("'; v. Classical Tripos 
 2457, Journal of Philol. 2501, Philol. 
 Trans. 2748 
 
 Burnaby, Dan. (Job.), Verses 
 
 Burnaby, Edw. 7'. Greene, E. B. 
 
 Burnand, F. C. (Trin), The A.D.C. 2730; 
 
 7'. 2277 
 
 Burnet, Tho., Remarks on Lansdowne's 
 
 Letter 
 Burney Essays 
 
 Burrell, Hen. (King's), Verses 
 Burrell, John (King's), Verses 
 Burrell, Pet. 7'. Rutherforth 
 Burrell, Sam. (King's), Verses 
 Burrell, Tho. (Magd.), Verses 
 Burrell, Wni. (Trin.), Verses 
 Burrough, Jas., v. Smith 
 Burrough, Justice, v. Abbott 1559, Full 
 
 Report 1563 
 Burrough, John (King's), Verses 
 Burton, Edm. (Trin.), Suicide 
 Burton, S. (Sid.), Verses 
 Burton, Wm. (King'.s), Verses 
 Burton, W. E. v. Camb. Quar. Rev. 
 Burwell, Fire, v. Gibbons, 1256; v. Maul- 
 den, 1260 
 Bury St. Edmund's, 71. Hutchinson 202, 
 
 Statius 94* ; Fair zi. Historical Account 
 
 584* 
 Bury, J. B., v. Journal of Philol. 
 Bust, M. (King's), Verses 
 Butler, H. (Pemb.), Verses 
 Butler, H. M. (Trin.), Edmund Burke 
 Butler, Jacob, 7'. Nichols 
 Butler, Sam., Hudibras, Grey 
 Butler, Bp. Sam. (Joh.), Letter to Blom- 
 
 field, 1499 bn ; v. Arundines 2195, Monk 
 
 1501 
 Butler, S. (Job.), v. Eagle 2319 
 
 Butler, Weeden (Sid.), Bagatelles 1378 bn 
 
 Hutler, W. J., 71. Lent Sermons 2431 
 
 Butts, Eyton (Cath.), Verses 454 
 
 Butts, Hen., Verses 39 
 
 Butts, Bp. Rob. (Trin.), Primary Charge 1129 bn 
 Bu.\ton, Ch. (Trin.), 7'. Camb. Essays 2251 
 
 Bu.xtorf, Jo., Epitome Gramm. Heb. 3471 
 
 Byng, Hen., 71. Bing 
 Byng, Tho. (Clare), Verses 
 Bynns, R. (Trin.), Verses 
 Byrne, Eliz., engraver 
 Byrne, John, engraver 
 Byrne, Letitia, engraver 
 Byrne, Wm., engraver 
 Byron, Lord, v. Cottle 
 Bythner,Victorinus,Clavis linguae .sanctae, 
 
 3499 ; Lingua eruditorum, 3463 
 Bywater, L, v. Journal of Philol. 2501 
 
 (Pet.), Verses 2900 
 
 , Satyre against Seperatists 29i3(/') 
 
 (King's), Verses 2900 
 
 , Verses 137 
 
 (Pet.), Verses 34(«) 
 
 . (Trin.), Verses 34(«) 
 
 . (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 (Corp.), Verses 43 
 
 (Chr.), Verses 28(c) 
 
 (Pet.), Verses 2897 
 
 (Trin.), Verses 34('») 
 
 (Trin.), Verses 19 
 
 (Pemb.), Verses 28 (^) 
 
 160 
 
 454 
 
 2920 
 
 2111'* 
 
 170 
 
 32 
 
 486 
 
 34 (rf) 
 
 199 
 2900 
 2109 
 
 427 
 
 1337 bn 
 
 199 
 
 19, 32 
 
 14 
 
 2501 
 
 19 
 
 34 W 
 
 1469(1*) 
 2931 
 467 
 
 19 
 
 170, 174, 183, 199 
 
 1480, 1754 
 
 1480 
 
 1754 
 1480 
 
 1393
 
 lO 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 C, J., V. Fuller 62, 91 
 
 C, J., The Coin-Act 740 
 
 C, P. (King's), Verses 28(a) 
 
 C, P. (King's), Verses 34(«) 
 
 C, R. , Verses 34(«) 
 
 C, R. (King's), Verses 32 
 
 C, R. (Pemb.). Verses 199 
 
 C, T. (Job.), Verses 28(a) 
 
 C, T. (Trin.), Verses 34 (<'^) 
 
 C, V. (Caius), Verses 2897 
 
 C, W., Polimanteia 3084 
 
 Cabeck, Wm. (Queens'), Verses 66 
 
 Cade, Ant., Appendix to Sermon, 3347 ; 
 
 Sermon, 3382* 
 Cadell, Books sold by 744 
 
 Cadogan, Earl, v. Conserv. Club 2732 
 
 Caesar, Ch. (Catb.), Verses 137 
 
 Caesaris omnia, Davies 371 
 
 Caian, The 2S67 
 
 Caius, John, De antiquitate Cantab, acad. 
 (1568) 2907, (1574) 2i6(i); De canibus 
 Britannicis, &c.,io68 ; De pronunciatione 
 Gr. et Lat., 2i6(^)bn; Historia Cante- 
 brig. Acad., 216(a) 
 Caius, Tho., r/. Key, The. 
 Caius College, Admissions, Venn, 2846 ; 
 Annals, Blomefield, 1275 ; The Caian, 
 •867; Coins, Smith, 1109; Library v. 
 Collett 2176, Smith 2165 ; Porta Hono- 
 ris, Wilkins 1497 ; Statutes 2756, 2775 : 
 Thoughts suggested by the New Gown, 
 1897 ; Thruston Speeches, 2275 ; t/. Baker 
 MSS. 2953, Smith & Crowfoot 2245 
 Calamy, E. (Pemb.), Funeral Sermon on 
 
 S. Bolton 267 BN 
 
 Caldron, The, A Satire 1412 
 
 Caldwell, Geo. (Jes, ), v. Arundines 2195 
 
 Call, W. M. W. (Joh.),_ Lyra Hellenica, 
 
 2043 BN ; V. Camb. Univ. Mag., 1995 
 Calumny no Conviction 923 
 
 Calverley, Geo. (Pet.), Verses 2894 
 
 Calvert, Pet. (Pet.), Verses 174 
 
 Calvert, T. (Job.), Sermon for Hospital 1584 
 
 Calvine against Bellarmine, Defence of, v. 
 
 Vate 30 
 
 Calvinists & Lutherans, v. Dury 67 
 
 Cam, John (Joh.), Verses 499 
 
 Cam River, Navigation Acts, 1450 ; Rules 
 & Bye Laws, i45o(^); Tolls, 1450(15); 
 V. Humfrey, 1737 ; v. Fens, &c. 
 Cambridge Advertiser, Supplements, 2 no, 
 
 2111; Cuttings (1848), 1522* 
 Cambridge Antiquarian Society, 1992 ; v. 
 
 Birch, 2655 
 Cambridge Apostles, v. Wedgwood 2857 
 
 Cambridge Architectural Society 2135 
 
 Cambridge Board of Education, Reports 2546 
 Cambridge Borough, Corrupt Practices 
 Report, 2234* ; Elections, 1975, 2626, 
 2939, V. Polls, i82p ; Rate Committee's 
 Report, 2173 ; Register, 2196, 2265, 2582 ; 
 Rental of Mayor, &c., 2340, 2562; Ses- 
 sions, Gas & Water Companies' Appeal, 
 2278; Treasurer's Accounts, 1902 ; Ward 
 Lists, 2474, 2600 ; V. Patteson's Award, 
 2252 
 Cambridge Camden Society 1976 
 
 Cambridge Case (Alban Francis) 326 
 
 Cambridge Charity Organisation Society 
 
 Reports 2563 
 
 Cambridge Chronicle, 603, 2249, 2943 ; Cut- 
 tings(i8i2 — 57) 1522* ; Reply to a Letter, 
 2217 
 Cambridge Confessor 1917 
 
 Cambridge Daily News 2848 
 
 Cambridge Essays, 4 vols. 2251 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Cambridge Female Mission Report 2325 
 
 Cambridge Female Refuge Report 2084 
 
 Cambridge Fortnightly 2849 
 
 Cambridge Free Library Reports, &c. 2430 
 
 Cambridge Friendly Societies' Asylum 1941 
 
 Cambridge Garrick Club Album 1903 
 
 Cambridge Good Samaritan Society 2625 
 
 Cambridge Guides, (1763) 561, 562 ; (1776) 
 646; (1781)688; (1785)710: (1789)737: 
 (1790)745 : (1796)798 : (1803) 1441 ; (1804) 
 1453; (1809) 1489; (1S14) 1540; (1815) 
 1551 : (1820) 1614 ; (1825) 1679: (1826) 
 1692; (1830) 1752, 1753; (1831) 1774; 
 (1835) 1875: (1837) 1933; (1838) 1955; 
 (1845) 2089; (1868) 2498; (1S86) 2829*; 
 (1890) 2861 ; (1893) 2875 ; V. Humphry, 
 2736_ 
 Cambridge Improvement Commissioners, 
 Accounts, 2193, 2678 ; Clause 81, Valua- 
 tion Bill, 2801 ; Commissioners and the 
 Corporation, 2731, & the Gas Company, 
 2762 
 Cambridge Independent Press 2936 
 
 Cambridge Industrial School, Report, 2197 ; 
 V. Goodwin 2378, Kingsley 2528 ; Mau- 
 rice 2506 
 Cambridge Intelligencer 760, 783,7'. Flower 
 
 800, 838 
 Cambridge Journal, v. Harrison 469, 
 
 Hooper 488* 
 Cambridge Junior Conservative Club, 
 
 Speeches, &c. 2732 
 
 Cambridge Ladies' Association for Nurses 2719 
 Cambridge Ladies' Association in Aid of 
 
 Young Servants, Reports 2601 
 
 Cambridge Lent Sermons in St. Mary's 2431 
 
 Cambridge Lotos Club, Songs 2733, 2747 
 
 Cambridge Mathematical Journal, 1976*, 
 
 (& Dublin) 1976' (/;) 
 Cambridge Mendicity Society, Reports 2563 
 
 Cambridge Meteor 2761 
 
 Cambridge Monthly Repository 1600 
 
 Cambridge Observer 2869 
 
 Cambridge Odes, by Peter Persius 1744 
 
 Cambridge Petition Examined 1841 
 
 Cambridge Philological Society, Trans- 
 actions, Proceedings, &c. 2748 
 Cambridge Philosophical Society, Meeting 
 to form, 7'. 1600; Regulations, 1601 ; 
 Proceedings & Transactions, 1625 ; v. 
 Clarke 1619, Cope 2458, Darwin 1874, 
 Moon 2592 
 Cambridge Portfolio, 1993 ; Plates from, 
 
 1993* 
 Cambridge Quarterly Review, (1824) 1658 : 
 
 (1833—4) 1814 
 Cambridge Ray Club 2281, 2834 
 Cambridge Review 2720 
 Cambridge Rifle Club Reports 2341, 2415, 2584-5 
 Cambridge Royal Albert Benevolent So- 
 ciety Reports 2342 
 Cambridge Royallist imprisoned 2912 
 Cambridge School of Art Report, 2693 ; v. 
 
 Ruskin, 2317 
 
 Cambridge .Scrap Book, Roget 2336 
 
 Cambridge Shakespeare, Prospectus 2344 
 
 Cambridge Tart 1653, 1654 
 
 Cambridge Tatler 2679 
 
 Cambridge Terminal Magazine 2301 
 
 Cambridge Town Magazine 1994 
 
 Cambridge Undergraduates' Journal 2603 
 
 Cambridge Union, Accounts 2326 
 
 Cambridge University Accounts (1866 — 8) 2490 
 
 Cambridge University Acts, &c. (1851 — 8) 2206 
 
 Cambridge University Almanack& Register 2227 
 
 Cambridge University Almanack Views 2995
 
 INDEX. 
 
 II 
 
 2850 
 
 797 
 
 2954 
 2517 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Cambridge University Association of Brass 
 Collectors 
 
 Cambridge University Bill (1855); v. Ed- 
 leston 2255, Paper 2258, Whewell 2262, 
 2263 
 
 Cambridge University Calendar 
 
 Cambridge University Commission Re- 
 ports (1852) 22H ; (1874) 2637 
 
 Cambridge University Cricket Club, MS. 
 List of Members, &c. (1820 — 22) 
 
 Cambridge University Election (1868) 
 
 Cambridge University Extension, Admis- 
 sion of Girls to Local Exams. 2437 ; Lo- 
 cal Exam. Record, 2529 ; v. Ede 2640, 
 Hervey 2257, Lightfoot 2350, Moulton 
 2818, Roberts 2843, Stuart 2577 ; v. 2509, 
 2322 
 
 Cambridge University Gazette, 2496 ; v. 
 Bradshaw, 2746 
 
 Cambridge University Herald, &c. 
 
 Cambridge University Library : Catalogue 
 of MSS. 2267, Index 24S4 ; Catalogue of 
 Buddhist Sanscrit MSS., 2784; Catalogue 
 of Hebrew MSS., 2670; Chaucer's Clerk's 
 Tale from MS., 2476 ; Extension of Lib., 
 7'. Williams, 2410 ; Syndicate, v. Ques- 
 tions, 2789; Views, 2980, (Lamborn)2974, 
 2978 ; V. Bashforth 2226, Bradshaw 2746, 
 Brydges 1587, Chancellor, &c. 1523, 
 Christian 1588, Clarke 1436, 1487, Cod- 
 dington 1771, Crotch 2459, Luard 2438, 
 2554, Mayor 2418, 2467, 2469, Memor- 
 book 2751, Middleton 416, Parne 422, 
 Peacock 1779, 1780, 1781, 1889, Poll 1633, 
 2094, Rickman 1783, Rowlandson 2997, 
 Rustat 2164, Schiller-Szinessy 2792, 
 Whewell 1785, Wilkins 1786, Worthing- 
 ton 2131 
 
 Cambridge University Life 
 
 Cambridge University Magazine (1835) 
 1872, (1839) 1995, V. 11'>,(l\ (1886)2823 
 
 Cambridge University Musical Society 
 Programmes 
 
 Cambridge University Natural Science 
 .Society, Report 
 
 Cambridge University Notices 2:89, 2220 
 
 Cambridge University Press, Arabic Types, 
 V. Pietas 454 ; v. Bashforth 2226, Corre- 
 spondence 2657, Milner 1494, Potts 2244, 
 Return 2669, Watts J496; Specimens of 
 ornaments, 3017 ; v. pp. xiii — xxxi 
 
 Cambridge University Quid Nunc Cricket 
 Club 
 
 Cambridge University Register and Alma- 
 nac (1843 — 4) 
 
 Cambridge University Reporter, 2547 ; 
 (Dec. 17, 1883)2785; 7'. 2189 
 
 Cambridge University Sermons : 73 — 5, 
 ii5, 135, 167, 169, 188, 206, 211, 213, 257, 
 264, 272, 278, 288— 9, 304, 308, 310, 311, 
 3i4> 32I1 349. 363—4. 377. 399. 402—4. 
 420, 423, 429, 436, 471—2, 481, 487. 532— 
 3, 541. 548, 559. 560, 572, 614, 618, 619, 
 628, 630, 632, 639, 643, 647, 657—9, 671. 
 685—6, 691, 700, 741, 752, 754—5, 764, 
 769, 780, 790—2, 806, 807, 813, 822, 842, 
 844—6, 858, 860, 880, 884—5, 891—2, 
 903. 1062, 1075, 1126, 1233, 1237, £338, 
 1418, (Nineteenth Century) 1434 ; Co)ii- 
 fnencentent 103, 202, 203, 207 — 9, 212, 
 338, 341, 418, 431, 448, 488, 621, 661, 
 1053, 1064, 1227, 1252, 1316, 1384, 1401, 
 1404 ; V. 7434. 
 
 Cambridge University, Tests, Act to alter 
 Law, 2580 ; Reports from Committee, 
 2579 ; V- 2559, 2560 
 
 2564 
 
 2327 
 
 2414 
 
 2604 
 2058 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Cambridge University, Student's Guide, 
 2635; V. Humphry 2681 
 
 Cambridge University Transactions during 
 
 Puritan Controversies 2237 
 
 CambridgeUniversityUnionSoc!ety,Rules, 
 &c. 1583; V. Ball 2758, Bell 1807, Belt 
 1990. Quaenam commoda, &c. 2942 
 
 Cambridge University Volunteers, Reports 2374 
 
 Cambridge University& College Reform 2549,2551 
 
 Cambridge University and Town Gas Com- 
 pany, Parliament & the Gas Cos., 2615 ; 
 Gas Co. and Improvement Commissioners 
 2762 
 
 Cambridge University and Town, Patte- 
 son's Award 2252 
 
 Cambridge University and Town Rifle Club 
 Reports, 2415, 2584, 2585 
 
 Cambridge Urban Sanitary Authority, 
 
 Bye-Laws 2786 
 
 Cambridge Victoria Benefit Societies' Asy- 
 lum, Rules, &c. 1977 
 
 Cambridge, Views, 2972, 2984, 2992 
 
 Cambridge Year Book (1862, i366) 2394 
 
 Cambridge and Dublin Mathematical 
 
 Journal 1976* (^) 
 
 Cambridgeshire Agricultural Society, Re- 
 ports, S:c. 2456 
 
 Cambridgeshire Charities Report '94°* 
 
 Cambridgeshire Church Schoolmasters' Ex- 
 amination, Regulations 2151 
 
 Cambridgeshire Churches, v. Churches 
 
 Cambridgeshire Farmers' Association, v. 
 
 Twiss 1899 
 
 Cambridgeshire Guides, &c. v. Brayley & 
 Britton 1470, 1471 ; Cooke 1472, 1473; 
 Gazetteer 2201 ; Pigot & Co.'s Directory 
 1986] Tourist's Guide 2766; Tymms 1803 
 
 Cambridgeshire History, v. Babington 
 1992 ((^), Bayne 2598, Carter 1602, Cox 
 944, Lysons 14S2, & Gtddcs above 
 
 Cambridgeshire Law Society, Rules 2565 
 
 Cambridgeshire Visitation, 1995*; MS. 2946 
 
 Cambridgeshire : see also 478, 871, 1792, 
 1797. 1972, 1992(1^), 2285, 2306, 2432, 2621, 
 2654, 2659, 2735, 2819, 2831, 2937,_ 2953, 
 2957; Abington (Great), 2958 ; Abington 
 (Little), 295S ; Abington Pigotts, 2065 ; 
 Babraham, 2958; Barrington, )976(r): 
 Bartlow Hills, 1967; Barway, 2599 ; Bas- 
 .singbourne, 865, 2066, 2958, 3005 ; Bot- 
 tisham, 1992(1'.); Brinkley, 552 ; Burwell, 
 1256, 1260 ; Cambridge, 1128, 1222, 1232, 
 &c. ; Camps Castle, 325; Camps(Shudy), 
 1788; Chatteris, 1058, 1626,2118,2156; 
 Cherryhinton, 1759, \!)i(>(a, q), 2215, 
 2628 ; Chesterton, i976(r), 2958 ; Che- 
 veley, 2201*; Childerley, 25, 2726; Chip- 
 penham, 424 ((5); Cottenham,2958; Croy- 
 don, 2958 ; Doddington, 1510 ; Downham 
 Porch, T700; Dry Drayton, 968, 2676; 
 Elm, 1568, 2566* ; Eltisley, 1778 ; Evers- 
 den, 1894 ; Fenstanton, i976(r); Ford- 
 ham, 2222, 2276, 2599 ; Foulmire, 1984, 
 2925 : Fulbourn, 1604, 1823 ; Gamlingay, 
 855, 898 ; Girton College, 2660, 2680, 
 2744, 2765 ; Gransden (Little), 1529 ; 
 Grantchester, i976(>-), 21 10, 2652 ; Hard- 
 wick, 223(1''); llarlton, 1436, 1976(17), 
 2814; Haslingfield, 926, i976(y); Hatley 
 (East), 875 ; Hatley St. George, 2966 ; 
 Histon, 1708, 1709, 1976(1/); Hockington, 
 V. Oakington ; Horiiingsey, i992(/'); 
 Impington, 1946; Kingston, 1591 ; Land- 
 beach, 491, ig92(i^); Leverington, 663, 
 2566*; Linton, 491; Littleport, 1563; 
 Lolworth, 1778; Madingley, 765, 1415,
 
 12 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Cambridgeshire — continued. number 
 
 IS77, 3008 ; Manea, 1168 ; March, 1073 ; 
 Melborne, 2958; Meldreth, 557, 2958; 
 Mepal, 408, 1309 ; Milton, 1992 (^), 2916 ; 
 Newmarket, 1061, 1073, 1295, 1434 C^, 
 1476, 1542, 2830, 3001, 3006 ; Newton, 
 1666; Oakington, 1921, 2671; Orwell, 
 406, 1935; Over, I976(j:); Pampisford, 
 2958; Quy, 341; Royston, 793, 1169, 
 1385, 1784, 2916, 2958: Sawston, 1574; 
 Shelford, 2053; Shelford (Great), 1806 ; 
 Shelford (Little), 1992(0;); Soham, 1509, 
 2599, 2988; Stanton (Long), 759, 1770, 
 3011 ; Sturbridge, 1604", 2135, 2489, 2931 ; 
 Sutton, 498, 1309, 2040, 2566*; Swaffham 
 Bulbeck, 1621, 1881 ; Swaffham Prior, 
 267, 2956, 2998 ; Swavesey, 372 ; Thorney, 
 1519, 2566*, 2658, 2969, 2999; Triplow, 
 308; Trumpington,_552, 841, i976(rt,^), 
 2348 ; Tydd St. Giles', 936 ; Upware, 
 2672; Waterbeach, 491, 1383, 1748, 1846, 
 1992(3); Weston Colville, 2276 ; Whittle- 
 sea, 1531, 2365, 2566*, 2658, 2734, 297s ; 
 Wicken, 1509, 2701 ; Wilbraham (Great), 
 2925 ; Willingham, 1290; Wimpole, 1222, 
 1472, 2950, 2967 ; Wisbech, 742, 936, 1073, 
 1114, 1201, 1254*, 1258*, 1259, 1320, 1347, 
 1399, 1400, 1464, 1465, 1510, 1531, 1621, 
 1631, 1646, 1707, 1749, 1930, 1980, 2139, 
 2212,2566*, 2701, 2743, (Grammar School) 
 1707, also V. under Wisbech ; v. Bedford 
 Level, Ely, &c. 
 Cambridge, Mass., Harvard Univ. 
 Camden's Britannia, v. Map 
 Camden, Marquis of (Trin.), Installation 
 as Chancellor, 1871 ; v. Ireneo 1S80, 
 Wordsworth 1901 
 Campbell, L. ; v. Journal of Philol. 
 Campbell, Tho. ; v. Poet. Miscell. 
 Campbell, W. (King's), Verses 
 Campbell, Wm. Hen. (Pemb.), Verses 
 Campian, Edm. ; v. Treatise 
 Campion, John (Magd.), Verses 
 Campion, W. M. (Queens'), 7'. Cambridge 
 Essays, 2251 ; (with Walton) Solutions 
 to Senate House Problems, 1421* 
 Camplin, Jas. Bernard (King's), v. Ber- 
 nard, Jas. 
 Camus Musical Society, Rules, &c. 1719 
 
 Candidus, Remarks on Robinson 1296 
 
 Candy, T. H. (Sid.), Plea for Sermons 2343 bn 
 Canham, John (King's), Verses 183 
 
 Canne, John; v. Concordance 2oo(3)bn 
 
 Canning, Geo. ; z<. Kennedy 1705 
 
 Cannon, — ; v. Scott 2009 
 
 Cannon, Rob. (King's), Sermon before the 
 
 Queen, 375 bn ; Verses, 170, 174, 199 
 Cannon, Tho. (Jes.), Verses 2888 
 
 Cantab, The 2605 
 
 Cantabrigia Depicta (Guide) 561, 562, 646, 688 
 Cantabrigiensium Dolor et Solamen, 34, 35, 
 
 3235, J236 
 Cantabngienses Graduati, v. Graduati 
 Cantabrigiensi^ (1750), '''• Chester 
 Cantalupi Historiola Cantab., v. Sprott. 
 Capell Collection, v. Cranwell 
 Capper, Edw. (Corp.), Verses 
 Caraccioli, Ch., v. Historical Account 
 Cardale, W. (Pemb.), Verses 
 Carewe, Wyniond (King's), Verses 34(^)1 39 
 
 Carey, E. T. (Trin.), Undergraduate at 
 
 tomb of Trinity cook 
 Carey, John (Joh.), Verses 
 Caricatures : School of Athens, 29S3 : New 
 Coat of Arms, 2986 ; Petitioning Vint- 
 ners, 29S7 ; V. Dighton 3018, Rowland- 
 son 2997, 3018 
 
 2804 
 2961 
 
 2501 
 
 1425 
 427 
 
 564 
 2881 
 
 183 
 
 1187 
 
 999 
 2112 
 
 395 
 
 584* 
 
 484 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Carleton, Geo. (Emm.), Verses 66 
 
 Carlos, E. J. ; v. Camb. Camden Soc. 1976(^0 
 Carmen Natalitium 56*, 3333 
 
 Carmichael, Jas., Grammatica Latina 3045 
 
 Carmichael, Rob., v. Journal 1976* 
 
 Carmina ad Tho. Holies, Ducem de New- 
 castle 428(.r). 48s(<?), 515 
 Carr, E. T. S. (Cath.), On a case of dis- 
 cipline at St. Cath. Coll., 2521 : v. Elwin, 
 2524 
 Carr, Jos. (Joh.), Verses 2900 
 Carr, Ralph (Trin.), Verses 183 
 Carter, Edm., History of the County of 
 Camb., 1602 ; History of the Univ., 
 1217 BN, 1218 
 Carter, J. ; v. Antiquarian Soc. 1992(c) 
 Carter, John, Winter evenings, &c. 3253 
 Carter, John (Trin.), Verses 395 
 Carter, Sir Lawrence, v. Garnett 461 
 Carter, Rob. (Joh.), Verses 34 (<^) 
 Carter, T. J. P. (King's), King's College 
 
 Chapel 2475 BN 
 
 Carter, T. T. ; v. Lent Sermons 2431 
 
 Carter, Walter (King's), Verses 34('?) 
 
 Carteret, Ed. CTrin.), Verses 183, igo 
 
 Carteret-Bisson, F. S. de, Local Exam. 
 
 Record 2529 
 
 Cartmell, J. (Chr.), Univ. Tests 2560 
 
 Cartwright, Chr. (Pet.), Verses 32, 34((/) 
 
 Cart Wright, Fulk(Pet.), Verses 66, 2894 
 
 Cartwright, Tho., engraver, v. Harra- 
 
 den 2991, 2993 
 
 Cartwright, Wm. (Magd.), Verses 47 
 
 Carus, Wm. (Trin.), Memoirs of Simeon, 
 2121 ; Sermons, 1434 C-i'; Sermon at 
 Visitation, 2085 bn 
 Carver, A. J. (Trin.), Burney Essay 21 11* 
 
 Caryl, L. (Jes.), Verses 546 
 
 Casaubon, L, v. Theophrastus 385 
 
 Casaubon, Meric, Notae ad Comm. Hiero- 
 
 clis 2914(15) 
 
 Case of many Protestants in the County of 
 
 Cambridge 246 (/) 
 
 Casey, J., v. Messenger 2403 
 
 Castell, J. (Trin.), Verses 190 
 
 Castellio, Seb., Dialogi, 3274, 3296; -v. 
 
 Kempis, 176 bn, 185 
 Caster, Gilb. (Caius), Verses 499 
 
 Castle, Cambridge, 1'. Cotman 1604*, Ker- 
 
 rich 1534 
 Castle, Edm. (Corp.), Verses 427, 484 
 
 Castle, E., Books sold by 343 
 
 Castlelon, Wm. (Pet.), Verses 2894 
 
 Castley, Tho. (Jes.), Alma Mater _ 761 bn 
 
 Catalogue of MSS. in the Univ. Lib. 2267 
 
 Catalogue of remarkable mercies 82, 246 (^), 3450 
 Catalogus procancellariorum 3036 
 
 Catalogus Rectorum, &c. 3030 
 
 Catechism in Scripture Language 1465 
 
 Cater, Edw. (King's), Verses 39 
 
 Catstry, Walter (Trin.), Verses 112 
 
 Catullus : edited by Annesley 353 
 
 Caussin, N., Christian diary 3500 
 
 Cavendish, Geo. (Job.), Verses 484 
 
 Cavendish, Hen. (Pet.), Verses 499 
 
 Cavendish, Jas. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Cavendish, John (Pet.), Verses 499 
 
 Cavendish College, Reports 2656 
 
 Cawdrey, Zach. ; ■:'. Robinson 2948 
 
 Ca.\ton, Wm. ; v. Bradshaw 2944^ (c) 
 
 Cay, Tho. ; v. Key, Tho. 
 
 Cayley, Arthur (Tr. Hall), Verses _ 190 
 
 Cayley, Arthur(Trin. ), Mechanical Sciences 
 Tripos, 2S39 ; v. Journal 1976*, Messen- 
 ger 2403 
 Cecil, Sir Robert ; v. Projecte 600
 
 INDEX. 
 
 13 
 
 NUMBBR 
 
 Cecil, Wm., Lord BnrghUy {q.v.) 
 Cecil, Wm. (Magd.), Solemn Appeal to Bp. 
 of Ely, &c., 1815 ; Visitation Sermon, 
 1770 BN 
 Cecill, Rob. (Job.), Verses 56* 
 
 Cecill, Tho. (Job.), Verses 19 
 
 Celibacy of Fellows, ;>. Potts 2291, Univ. 
 
 Acts 2206 («) 
 Cellarius, Cbr., Notitia Orbis Antiqui 356 
 
 Censorious de Die Natali 201 
 
 Ceremonies in Camb. Univ., v. Beverley 
 
 726 — 8, Gunning 1721, Wall 823 
 Chace, G., Verses 21S 
 
 Cbaderton, L. (Emm.) ; v. Shuckburgh 2807 
 
 Chafin, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 499 
 
 Challis, E. ; v. Views 2995 
 
 Challis, Jas. (Trin.), Astronomical Obser- 
 vations, 1926 BN ; Report relative to new 
 planet, 2099; Syllabus of Lectures, 1953 ; 
 Math. Tripos, 2504 
 Chalmers, J., Books sold by 1372 
 
 Chamber, C. (Chr.), Verses 66, 2894 
 
 Chamberlaine, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 66 
 
 Chamberlayne, Edw. (King's), Verses 537,546,564 
 Cbamberlayne, Tho. (King's), Verses 556, 564 
 Chamberlen, Hug. (Trin.), Verses 170 
 
 Champernoune, Ch. (Emm.), Verses 174 
 
 Champneys, B., architect, All Saints' Cross 2717 
 Chancellor, &c., against Henry Bryer 1523 
 
 Chancellor's Medal English Poems, 1612 ; 
 zi. Prolusiones 1419, Tennyson 1741; Un- 
 successful poems 1714, 1720, 1723, 1818, 
 1819, Hankinson 1693, 1702, Hopkins 
 1682 
 Chandieu, Anth. de la Roche, Baron, v. 
 
 Sadeel 
 Chandler, Bp. Edw., v. Whiston 1047 
 
 Chandler, Sam., v. Clarke 1175, Johnson 
 
 446, White 1 181 
 Channel Islands, Guernsey 1660, 1825 
 
 Chanticleer, The (Jesus Coll.) 2825 
 
 Chapel, Tendency of 2035 
 
 Chapman, B. L. (Jes.); v. Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 Chapman, Ed., Verses 218 
 
 Chapman, Archd. V. R., v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Chapman, John (Emm.), Verses _ 395 
 
 Chapman, John (King's), De aetate Cicero- 
 nis libb. delegibus, 2921 ; Observationes 
 in Comm. Ulpianos, 2919 : Popery- the 
 bane of true Letters, 1153 ; Remarks on 
 a Book, &c., 442 ; Remarks on a Letter, 
 &c., 438 B.v; The Jesuit-Cabal opened, 
 1158 ; Verses, 444 ; v. Squire 459, New- 
 market Vestry 1295 
 Chapman, Rob., Camb. bookseller 381 
 
 Chapman, Tho. (Emm.), Verses 444, 452 
 
 Chapman, Tho. (Chr. S: Magd.), Inquiry 
 into Right of Appeal, 1197BN; Further 
 Inquiry, 1211; Ver.ses, 484 ; f. Consid- 
 erations, 1 198 
 Chappelow, Leo. (Joh.), Verses, 427, 444, 
 
 452, 454, 484, ago, 537, 546, 556, 564 
 Chappelow, Leo. (Trin.), Verses 556 
 
 Characters of Freshmen 2136 
 
 Charity Commission Report, Camb.s. 1940* 
 
 Charity-Schools, Camb., ?'. Whiston 370 
 
 Charke, Wni. (I'et.), Against defense of 
 
 Censure, &c. 2881 bn, 3043 
 
 Charles I., "Verses and Oration on his return 
 from Spain, 34 ; Verses on Accession, 
 34; Verses on Marriage with Henrietta 
 Maria, 34; Verses on restored health, 
 (1632) 43 ; Answer to I'arliament, 77, 
 3438; Declarations, (1641) 245, (1642) 
 76, 3437 ; Message to Parliament, (1641) 
 246(«); V. Petition, 3444 
 
 N U M BBK 
 
 Charles II., Verses on birth of, 2S, 39; 
 Marriage-treaty with Q. Catherine, v. 
 Colbatch, 2920 ; Verses on death of, 174, 
 
 17s 
 Charlotte, Queen, Funeral Sermon 1434 (■") 
 
 Chase, F. H. (Chr.) ; v. Christ's Coll. Mag. 2826 
 Chatfield, R. (Emm.), Appeal for per- 
 secuted Greeks 1626 bn 
 Chatteris, Fryer versus Gathercole, 2136 ; 
 
 Zion Chanel, v. Palmer, 2118 
 Chatterton, Tho., Poems, ed. Sharpe 771 
 
 Chatwin, Jo. (Emm.), Verses 170 
 
 Chaucer, Clerk's Tale, W. A. Wright, 3476 ; 
 
 V. Bradshaw, 2944* 
 Chauncy, Ch. (Trin.) ; v. Latine Orations, 
 
 228 ; Verses, 32, 34 (^), 35 
 Chauncy, Sir Hen., v. Bragge 889 
 
 Chaundler, Dan. (Queens'), Verses 39, 47 
 
 Chawner, W. (Emm.), Hulsean Essay 1422 (''*.' 
 Cheere, Wm. (Magd.), Verses 484 
 
 Chemnitius, M., The Lord's Prayer 3105 
 
 Cheron, Lud., designer 408, 422 
 
 Cherryhinton, z'. Churches, igjbiy); Re- 
 storation, 2628 ; 7'. Stevens, 1759 
 Cheshire ; 1270, 2957 ; Chester, 1287, 
 (Diocese) 72, 223(c). 281, 548, 852, 861, 
 1272, 1499, 1740, 1848, 2400; Dodleston, 
 852; Halton, 92(1^); Peover (Lower), 
 1976 (r) 
 Chester, G. (Trin.), Verses 35 
 
 Chester, Peter (Cath.), Occasional Letter 
 
 to Dr. Keen 1187 BN 
 
 Chesterton, Francis Holcroft, 246(/); v. 
 
 Collections, 2958 
 Chetwood, John (Joh.), Verses 174 
 
 Chetwood, Knightley (King's), Sermon 
 
 before Eton & King's 853 bn 
 
 Chevalier, Guil. de. Ghosts of Sieurs de 
 
 Villemor 3233 
 
 Chevallier, Temple (Pemb. &Cath.), Hul- 
 sean Lectures, 16161 '); Sermon, 1747 bn, 
 1873 ; 7'. Poll, 1799 
 Cheveley Church, Illustrations 2201* 
 
 Cbilderley, History, Walker 2726 
 
 Chilton, John (Trin.), Positive institutions 
 
 not to be compared with Moral duties 1074 "^ 
 Chilton, Nat. (Tr. Hall), Verses 174 
 
 Chiswell, R., Books sold by 320, 323 
 
 Chrichton, R. (Trin.), Verses 112 
 
 Christ Church, Camb., ?■. Titcomb 2219 
 
 Christian, Edw. (Joh.), Charge to Grand 
 Jury, 1451 BN ; Law of Univ. Elections, 
 1627; Syllabus of Lectures, 1561 ; Vin- 
 dication of Univ. right to everj' publica- 
 tion, 1587 : Vindication of Criminal Law, 
 1603 ; V. Abbott 1559, Report 1563 
 Christian Advocate's Publications 1503 
 
 Christian Kalendar igj6{oo) 
 
 Christian Religion, Principles 3399 
 
 Christie, K. R. (Chr.); zk Lotos Club 2747 
 
 Christie, John, z: Aspland 1509 
 
 Christie, R. C. ; z). V/orthington 2131 
 
 Christopher Climax ; z'. Thomas 2928 
 
 Christ's College, Commemoiation Sermon, 
 Vaughan, 2541; Fleur de Lys, 2567; 
 C. C. Magazine, 2826 ; Poor's Rate, 
 Marriott, 591 ; Statutes, 2360; z'. Baker 
 MSS. 2953, Cooper 2629, England's 
 Alarm 13S0, Fisher 2927, (Jrahain 1848, 
 1849, Marriott 599, Swainson cS: Wratis- 
 Iaw2i53; zi. Bcau/ort, Lady Margaret 
 C'hrist's Victory, zk J'lctcher, (jiles 
 Chronological Series of Engravers, -'. Mar- 
 tyr, Tho. 
 C'hronometra meniorabilium reiuni 3464 
 
 Chrymes, G. (Joh.), Verses 2894
 
 14 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Church, — , Ely Statutes 1575 
 
 Church, Tho., v. Middleton 1205 bn 
 
 Church Calendar, &c., 1857 2279 
 
 Church Missionarj' Association, Reports 1997 
 Church Pastoral Aid Society, Report 2072 
 
 Church Services, v. Correspondence 2657 
 
 Church and the Chapters 1996 
 
 Church of England and Universities 2246 
 
 Church of England Primary Schools, 
 
 Reports 2150 
 
 Church of England Young Men's Society, 
 
 Camb., Reports 2787 
 
 Churches of Cambs., 1976(5'), 2566''; v. 
 
 Boissier 1700, Paley 1976(2), Cheveley, 
 
 2201*; Views 2975, 29S8, 2998, 3005, 
 
 300S, 301 I 
 Churchill, Awnsham, Books sold by 862 
 
 Churchill, F. (Clare), Concio, 625 ; Oratio 
 
 memoriae S. Blyth, 583 hn ; Verses, 499 
 Churton, W. R. (King's), Hulsean Essay, 
 
 i422("'' ; In Memoriam Geo. Williams, 
 
 2695 BN 
 
 Ciacconius, Pet., r'. Caesar 371 
 
 Cicero, de natura Deorum, 405 ; de ofFiciis, 
 2889, 3265, 3266, trans, by T. Cockman, 
 653* ; de oratore, 3057 ; (Pearce) 439 ; 
 Epistolae, 3372, (Sturmius) 3275 ; v. 
 Cogan, 3128 ; Epistolae selectae, 366* ; 
 Tusculanae Disput., Davies, 415 
 Cinque Ports, Charta (1675) 154 
 
 Clapham, H., Briefeof the Bible's History 18 bn 
 Clare College, Statutes, 2756, 2775 ; Views, 
 2984 ; Harraden, 2989 ; Lamborn, 2976, 
 2977 ; V. Practice 1224, Webb 2168 
 Clark Almanack (1634) 3313 
 
 Clark, E. C. (Trin.), Greek at Cambridge, 
 2865 : Practical International Law, 2522 ; 
 V. Classical Tripos, 2457 
 Clark, J. H. (Job.), v. Eagle 2319 
 
 Clark, John (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Clark, J. W. (Trin.), Annals of St. Mary 
 the Less, 2i35(' ; Cambridge, 2874; In- 
 troduction to Farren's Camb. and Neigh- 
 bourhood, 2735(A); Proposed change of 
 dinner-hour in Hall, 2395 ; Trin. Coll. 
 Chapel, 2477; V. A. D.C. 2277, Antiq. 
 Soc. igg-2(b,c), Christ's Coll. Mag. 2826, 
 Newton 2840, Willis 2S33 
 Clark, W. (Trin.), Analysis of Lectures on 
 Anatomy, 1628 bn; Catalogue of Ana- 
 tomical Museum, 2396 
 Clark, W. G. (Trin.), Regulations of 
 Natural So. Tripos, 2353 ; Sermons, 
 T434('-'", i5i6(*;; z/. Camb. Essays 2251, 
 Classical Tripos 2457, 2497, Journal 2242, 
 Journal of Philol. 2501 ; (with H. R. 
 Luard) Specimen of Camb. Shakespeare, 
 
 2344 
 Clarke, Alured (Corp.), Verses 395 
 
 Clarke, C. B. (Queens'), On Carey's Poli- 
 tical Economy 2376 bn 
 Clarke, E. (Clare), Verses 199 
 Clarke, Edw. (Job.), Verses 499, 515 
 Clarke, Edw. Dan. (Jes.), Address to 
 Camb. Philos. Soc. 1619 ; Antiquities 
 at Fulbourn, 1604 ; Celtic Remains near 
 Sawston, 1574; Greek Marbles, 14S7 ; 
 Letter to Marsh, 1423'.'"'; Syllabus of 
 Lectures on Mineralogy, 1589 ; Testi- 
 monies respecting Statue of Ceres, 
 1436 bn ; Life, by W. Otter, 1659, 1675 
 Clarke, E. W., Library of Useless Know- 
 ledge, 7'. Gownsman 1742 
 Clarke, G. (Clare), Verses 2894 
 Clarke, John, v. Clarke 445, Morgan 603' 
 Clarke, John A., Fen Sketches 2212 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Clarke, Joseph (Magd.), Further exami- 
 nation of Sam. Clarke's notions of Space, 
 445 bn ; Reply to Chandler, 1175 
 Clarke, Ra. (Job.), Verses 499 
 
 Clarke, Sam., v. Clarke 445, Knowles 475, 
 Morgan 603'-, Potter 396, Waterland 
 io7g. 1080, Whiston 1047 ; Life, by 
 Whistou 1083, 1 172 
 Clarke, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 183 
 
 Clarkson, T. (Joh.), Essay on Slavery 1320 UN 
 Classical Examination Papers 1657 
 
 Classical Tripos, Lists, 1978, 2100; Fly- 
 sheets, 2457, 2497; V. Downing 2764, 
 Jebb 2483 
 Claughton, T. L., v. Lent Sermons 2431 
 
 Clavering, Jas. (Magd.), Verses 58* 
 
 Clavering, Tho. (King's), Verses 32, 34 {d) 
 
 Claxton, J. (Tr. Hall), Verses 537 
 
 Clay, John, Elegy on death of the King 1613 
 Clay, W. K. (Jes.), z/. Antiquarian Soc. i992((^) 
 Clayton, Ch. (Caius), Camb. Sermons, 
 2749 ; Sermon in Trinity Ch., 2283 bn : 
 z'. Correspondence 2328 
 Clayton, J. R., Stained glass of King's 2721 
 
 Clayton, Wm. (King's), Verses 66 
 
 Cleaver, Wm., 7'. French 1339 
 
 Cleeve, Ch. (Sid.), Verses 170 
 
 Cleland, Ben. (Emm.), Verses 34('^) 
 
 Clements, H., Books sold by 923, 982, 984 
 
 Clements, Wm. (Tr. Hall), Verses 174, 183 
 
 Clendon, John (Emm.), Verses 499 
 
 Clericus, Joan., v. Le Clerc, John 
 Clerk, Rob. (King's), Verses 56* 
 
 Gierke, Jas. (King's), Verses 2900 
 
 Gierke, Peter, Verses 452 
 
 Gierke, Ric. (Chr.), Sermons 2911 bn 
 
 Gierke, Tho. (Job.), Verses 452 
 
 Cleveland, John (Chr., Job.), Verses 66, 
 
 1882(A), 2893 ; V. Fuller, 62 
 Clifford, Hen., v. Flower 838 
 
 Clifford, Ph. (King's), Verses 27 
 
 Clifford, W. K. (Trin.), v. Messenger 2403 
 
 Clifton, Hen. (King's), Verses 112 
 
 Clifton, Jas. (King s). Verses 199 
 
 Clinton, C. Fynes, Autograph 378 
 
 Clinton, Hen., Earl of Lincoln (Clare), 
 
 Verses 454 
 
 Clinton, H. F., z'. Philol. Museum 179S 
 
 Clinton, Rob. F. (Trin.), Verses 2894 
 
 Clobery, v. Glynn, R. 
 Close, F. (Joh.), Church Architecture, 
 i976((]trt;)BN ; Restoration of Churches 
 & Popery, z()^6{ee)^, ^.Arnold iq-j()(bb,cc), 
 V. 1976 (;k>«) 
 Clotterbook, Wm. (Trin.), Verses, 56*, 58*, 
 
 (Clutterbooke) 2894 
 Coale, John (Chr.), Verses 2894 
 
 Coates, Ch. (Caius), Verses 556 
 
 Cobb, G. F. (Trin.), Road paving, 2696; 
 Sewage, 2514 ; Trin. Chapel Choir, 2478 ; 
 r'. Musical Degrees, 2703 
 Cobb, Sam. (Trin. ), Muscipula, translated 1007 BN 
 Cobbett, Wm., Annals of Blood 810 
 
 Cockayne, A., 71. Journal of Philol. 2501 
 
 Cockburn, Sir A. J. E. (Tr. Hall), v. Jebb 2641 
 Cockburn, Wm. (Job.), Letter to " Edinb. 
 Review," 1457 bn ; Seatonian Poems, 
 
 1433 (> 8) 
 
 Cockerell, C. R., Plan for Univ. Library, 
 
 Z'. Peacock, 1780 ; Views, 2995 
 Cockerell, W., Polls (1847 & 1868) 1829 
 
 Cockle, J., V. Math. Journals 1976*, 2403 
 
 Cockman, Tho., z'. Cicero 653*bn 
 
 Cockshutt, J. (Caius^, Verses 2897 
 
 Coddington, H. (Trin.), Remarks on the 
 
 " New Library " Question 1771 bn
 
 INDEX. 
 
 15 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Coddington, Nat. (King's), Verses 174, 183, 199 
 Cogan, Tho. , Epistolarum Ciceronis epit- 
 ome 3128 
 Coins, Catalogue of Antiquarian Soc, 
 1992 ((Z); zi. Babington 2472, 2473, 
 Smith 2109 
 Coke, — , Verses 1882 
 Coke, John (Trin.), Verses 58*, 2894 
 Coke, Rog. (King's), Verses 2894 
 Colbatch, John (Trin.), Commemoration 
 Sermon, Trin. 406 bn ; Defence of Kp. 
 of Ely's Visitatorial Jurisdiction, 1092 ; 
 Examination of Echard's account, &c., 
 2920; Reasons for altering Leases, 456; 
 The Case of Proxies, 460 ; Vindication 
 ofBp. of Ely, 109 1 ; Verses, 183, v. 
 Middleton, 1013(c) 
 Colby, D. (Corp.), Verses 34(<'') 
 Cole, C. N. (Joh.), Laws of Bedford Level, ' 
 
 1437; V. Dugdale 1269 bn ; Jenyns 1283 
 Cole, Hen. (Clare), Sermons 1434'"'' ""' 
 
 Cole, Ric. (Emm.), Verses 32 
 
 Cole, Ric. (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Cole, Tho. (Queens'), Verses 499 
 
 Cole, Wm. (King's), Autograph 882 
 
 Cole, Wm. (Sid.), Verses 32 
 
 Cole, Wm. (Trin.), Sermon 660 un 
 
 Colebrand, Ric. (Caius), Verses 58* 
 
 Colebrooke, Rob. (Tr. Hall), Verses 454 
 
 Coleman, Jas., Whittlesea Marriage Re- 
 gisters 2734 
 Colenso, Bp. J. W. (Job.), v. Browne 2413 
 Coleridge, S. "T. (Jes.), Fall of Robespierre, 
 772; V. Camb. Intelligencer 760 bn. 
 Conversations, 1907 
 Colet, John, Life, by Knight 1050 UN 
 CoUard, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 174 
 Collection of Poems 443 
 Collection of Tracts on Predestination 408 
 College Rhymes 2J45 
 Colleton, J. E. (Clare), Verses 427 
 Collett, W. R. (Caius), Early Books in 
 
 Caius 2176 UN 
 
 Collier, W. (Tr. Hall), Verses 454 
 
 Collignon, Catherine, v. Ladvocat 827 bn, 828 
 Collignon, Ch. (Trin.), Structure of the 
 
 Human Body 570 bn 
 
 Collins, Ant. (King's), Verses, 199 ; v. 
 
 Bentley, 465 
 Collins, Jas. (King's), Verses 56*, 58*, 2894 
 
 Collins, John (King's), Verses 66, 2894 
 
 Collins, Matt., t. Math. Journals 1976' (ii) 
 
 Collins, Sam. (King's), Epphata, 3215 ; 
 Increpatio And. Eudaemono Johannis 
 Jesuitae, 3194; Verses 27, 32, 34(3, </), 
 35> 39. 43. 47. 58*, 66, 2888, 2894: v. 
 Wase, 259* 
 Collinson, Ohedias (Queens'), Verses 137 
 
 CoUison, F. W. (Toh.), History' of Christian 
 Altars, 1976(1;) UN ; Remarks on .Schole- 
 field, 1976(7', 7(/) ; Sermon, i434('^) ; Vin- 
 dication of Anglican Reformers, 2019 
 Collyer, Jos., engraver 2998 
 
 Colman, — (Queens'), Verses 183 
 
 ("olman, Edw., Extract from will of 509 
 
 Colman, Geo., elder,?'. Student 1194 
 
 Colman, Geo., younger. Epilogue, 1363; 
 
 V. Poet. .Miscell. 1425 
 Colman, R. (Trin.), Verses 170 
 
 Colman, T., Bookplate, v. Masters 509 
 
 Colman, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 34 ('O 
 
 Coloma, Don Ch. de, t. Latin Orations 228 
 
 Colson, C. (Joh.), V. Camb. Camden Soc. i976(/^) 
 Colvin, Sid. (Trin.), ?'. Light Blue 2464 
 
 Combe, Wm., The Royal Dream 131911N 
 
 Combes, K. (King's), Verses 170 
 
 NUMBEi; 
 
 Comber, Tho. (Trin.), Verses, 39, 43, 58*, 
 
 221, 2888, 2894 
 Commemoration, Form of Service at St. 
 
 Mary's, 2607; Sermon, Hildyard, 1434(8*) 
 Commencement, z'. Concerts, Camb. Ujiiv. 
 
 Sermons 
 Commins, John, Remarks on Bentley's 
 
 Sermon on Popery 953 bn 
 
 Commodianus, v. Minucius Felix 2917 
 
 Common Prayer, v. Prayer 
 
 Companion not corrective 1423 (l'-*) 
 
 Companion to the Altar 522, 535, 612 
 
 Compton, Bp. Hen., z>. Gooch 924 
 
 Compton, Jas. (Queens'), Verses 58* 
 
 Compton, Jas. (Job.), Verses 170 
 
 Compulsory Greek, Pamphlets, &c. 2865 
 
 Concerts at Commencement, (1802) 1428; 
 (1811) 1512; (1814) 1543; (1833) 1812, 
 1813 ; Installation, (1835) 1871 ; (1842) 
 2044; 7'. Univ. Musical Society, 2327 
 Concordance, A small Cambridge, 200 ; by 
 S. N.,204; Jackson's Index Biblicus, 131 
 Conder, John, Sermon, 1222 bn ; Sermon 
 at ordination of Saunders, 1253 ; v. Hill, 
 '372 . 
 Confessions, Harmony of 4*, 3044 
 
 Coningesby, Rodolph (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Coningsby, T. (King's), Verses 2888 
 
 Conington, J. ; v. Journal 2242, Journal of 
 
 Philol. 2501 
 Conoid, John(Pemb.), Verses 190, 199 
 
 Considerations on late Regulations at Camb. 1 198 
 Constable, R. (Caius), Verses 32 
 
 Constantine, Rob. ; v. Robertson 158 bn 
 
 Constitutions and Canons Ecclesiastical 154* 
 Conversations at Cambridge igo7 
 
 Conybeare, W. J. (Trin.), Remarks on 
 
 Freeman's Church Discipline 2020 hn 
 
 Cook, C. A. (Tr. Hall) ; v. Tatler 2578 
 
 Cook, John (Trin.), Verses 47, 2888 
 
 Cook, Tho. (Trin.), Verses i-j^ 
 
 Cook, W. (Trin.), Solutions of Problems 1421* 
 Cooke, C. W. R. (Emm.), Diary of Pepys, 
 
 2433 BN ; V. Light Blue, 2464 
 Cooke, Edm. (King's), Verses 19 
 
 Cooke, Ed. (Trin.), Verses 30 
 
 Cooke, E. 'VV., R. A. ; v. Heathcote 2658, 
 
 Miller & Skertchly 2701 
 Cooke, G. A., Topographical Description 
 
 ofCambs. 1472,1473 
 
 Cooke, John (Trin.), Verses 39, 43 
 
 Cooke, John (Trin.), Verses 537, 546, 556 
 
 Cooke, Wm. (Jes.), Verses 174 
 
 Cooke, Wm. (King's), Verses, 444 ; v. Orde, 
 ^ ^983 
 
 Cooke, Wm. (King's), Praelectio 722 bn 
 
 Cookson, Tim. (Chr.), Verses 56* 
 
 Coombe, J. A. (Joh.), Solutions of Problems 1421* 
 Coombes, Rob. ; 7'. Bateman 2209 
 
 Cooper, — . (Pemb.), Verses lyj 
 
 Cooper, Cecil (Trin.), Ver.ses 183 
 
 Cooper, Ch. Hen., Annals of Camb., 2045, 
 2046, (Additions) 2047 ; Guide to Camb., 
 1774 UN ; Memorials of Camb. 203o*(^/), 
 7'. Farren 2735 ; Memoir of Lady Mar- 
 garet, 2629; Polls, 1782, 1829; V. Anti- 
 quarian Soc. 1992(c), Mayor 24^8 ; (with 
 Thompson Cooper) Athenae Cantabri- 
 gienses, 2302, 2303 
 Cooper, Is. (Penib.), Verses 58*, 2894 
 
 Cooper, J. (Trin.), Verses 183 
 
 Cooper, John (King's), Verses 2888 
 
 Cooper, Rob. ((Queens'), Verses 452 
 
 Cooper, Sam. (Magd.), Commencement 
 Sermon, 661; Sermon, 647 un ; Verses, 
 537. 546
 
 i6 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Coore, Ric. (King's), Verses 174, 199 
 
 Coote, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 27 
 
 Cope, E. M. (Trin.), Classical Tripos, 
 2304 BN ; Extracts from Introduction to 
 Aristotle's Rhetoric, 2479 : Plato's The- 
 aetetus & Grote, 2458 ; Review of Aris- 
 totle's Ethics, 2480 ; Memoir by H. A. J. 
 Munro, 2606 ; r'. Camb. Essays 2251, 
 Journal 2242, Journal of Philol. 2501 
 Cope, Fr. (Job.), Verses 137 
 
 Copleston, John (King's), Verses 171, 174, 183, 191 
 
 174 
 
 452 
 3297 
 2900 
 
 43, 28S8 
 
 58* 
 
 349 BN 
 
 137 
 
 137 
 
 Copleston, John (King's), Verses 
 Copyright; v. 1523, 1587, 1588 
 Corbett, Ric. (Queens'), Verses 
 Corderus, M., Colloquia scholastica 
 Corker, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 
 Corn Exchange, Opening, 2639 ; Site, At- 
 torney General versus Camb., 2561 
 Cornaro, L., Treatise on Temperance 2891, 
 
 3324-. 3325 
 Cornelius, J. (Pemb.), Verses 
 Cornwaleys, Bevercotes (Corp.), Verses 
 Cornwall, John (Emm.), Univ. .Sermon 
 Cornwall, John (Sid.), Verses 
 Cornwall : 2957 ; Penwith, 1532 ; Penzance, 
 1667 ; PrideauxHerle, 248 ; Truro, 1777 
 Cornwallis, — . (Jes.), Verses 
 Cornwallis, Fred. (Chr.), Verses 444, 452 
 
 Coronation Festival, 1950, 1951, 1952; Re- 
 membrancer, 1954 ; V. Camb. Chronicle, 
 
 2943 . ^ 
 
 Corporation of Camb., Reflections on Con- 
 tentions of, 1336 ; Report of evidence on 
 Municipal Corporations, iSi5 
 
 Corpus College, Catalogus MSS., ed. J. 
 Nasmith, 663 ; Catalogue of MSS., Stan- 
 ley, 1030; Chapel, 7/. Denne, 1014 : Docu- 
 ments, Lamb, 1957 ; History, Masters, 
 508, 509, ed. by Lamb, 1778 ; Masters' 
 List of Names, 491 ; Librarj', Lewis, 
 2862 ; Plan for additions, by Essex, 3017 ; 
 Six Ballads from MSS., 2078; Statutes, 
 2385, 2775 ; The Horn, engraved by 
 Tyson, 2981 ; v. Baker MSS. 2953, Clark 
 1992 {b) 
 
 Correspondence between V.C. and Pro- 
 proctors 
 
 Corrie, G. E. (Cath., Jes.), Interference of 
 the Crown, 1979 ; Remarks on Report 
 on Jesus Coll. Statutes, 2377 ; Sermon 
 in Cath. Hall, 1772 B.; MS. Notes, 
 2206, 2220 ; V. Antiquarian Soc. 1992 
 (a, c); Funeral Sermon by H. A. Mor- 
 gan, 2817; Memorials, 2859 
 
 Corrupt Practices in the Borough, Com- 
 mission Report 
 
 Cory, — , T. Bernard 
 
 Cory, I. P. (Caius), zk Camb. Portfolio 
 
 Cory, Wm., v. Johnson, Wm. (King's) 
 
 Cosin, John (Pet.), Verses 56*, 2894 
 
 Costumes of the Univ., Harraden, 1459 
 Wood, 2798 
 
 Cotes, Rog. (Trin.), De Decensu Gra 
 vium, 603* ; Harmonia Mensurarum 
 414 ; V. Newton, 391 BN 
 
 Cotman, J. S., St. Mary's Chapel, Stour 
 bridge, i6o4*bn ; z<. Bentham, 1519 
 
 Cotta, John (Trin., Corp.), v. Anthony 
 
 Cottenham, v. Collections 
 
 Cotterill, G. (Job.), v. Light Blue 
 
 Cottle, A. S. (Magd.). Icelandic Poetry 1393 bn 
 
 Cotton, John (Magd.), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Cotton, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 
 
 Cotton, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 
 
 Coubertin, Baron de, Souvenirs de Cam 
 bridge 
 
 2328 
 
 2234" 
 176S 
 1993 
 
 226 
 2958 
 2464 
 
 183 
 1S3 
 
 3836 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Coulden, — , engraver 1994 
 
 Coulthurst, H. W. (Joh.), v. Frend 1328(1^), 
 
 1335 BN, Geddes 1389 
 Council in the Moon 578 
 
 Count Benyowsky-: a tragi-comedy 817 
 
 Courtail, John (Clare), Ver.ses 444, 454 
 
 Covel, John (Chr.), Verses, 199, 395 ; v. 
 
 Newton, 2146 
 Covell, Wm. (Chr.), Examination of some 
 
 things in the Church of England, &c. 23 bn 
 Coventry, Fra. (Magd.), -u. Fragment 1182* 
 
 Coventrye, Hen. (Magd.), Verses 427 
 
 Cowe, Jas., Religious & Philanthropic 
 
 Tracts 1394 bn 
 
 Cowell, Prof. E. B., Inaugural Lecture, 
 2481 bn ; V. Journal of Philol. 2501, Philol. 
 Transactions 2748, Antic^. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Cowell, John (King's), Antisanderus, 3072 ; 
 Institutiones Juris Angl. 2885, 3155; 
 The Interpreter, 22 bn, 3166; Verses, 218 
 Cowell, J.J. (Trin.), v. Academica 2299 
 
 Cowgill Chapel, v. Sedgwick 2513 
 
 Cowie, B. M.(Joh.), r'. Antiquarian Soc. i992(n;) 
 Cowley, Abr. (Trin.), Satyre : the Puritan 
 and the Papist, 2913; Verses, 58*, 66, 
 2894 ; T. Satyre against Seperatists, 
 2913(1^), Conversations 1907 
 Cowper, J. (Corp.), Verses 537, 546, 556 
 
 Cowper, John (King's), Verses 39 
 
 Cowper, Tho. (Clare), Verses 537 
 
 Cowper, Wm., Book-plate & autograph, 
 
 1095 ; V. Bourne, 1048 
 Cowper, W., Cambridge bookseller 684 
 
 Cox, Chappell (Pet.), Verses 454 
 
 Cox, Tho., History of Cambs. 944 bn, 945 
 
 Cox, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 58* 
 
 Coxall, — ., Verses 27 
 
 Cozen, Jo. (Caiu.s), Verses 27 
 
 Crabb, — v. Needham 362 
 
 Crabb, Habakkuk, z/. Palmer 1385 bn, Pul- 
 pit 17S4 
 Cracroft, Bernard (Trin.); v. Oxford & 
 
 Camb. Mag. 2272 
 
 Craddock, T. ; v. Walker & Craddock 2167 
 
 Crakanthorpe, Ric, De providentia 3230 
 
 Cramer, J. A. ; v. Philol. Museum 1798 
 
 Cranborne, Eldest son of Charles Viscount 
 
 Cran borne (Job.), Verses 56* 
 
 Crane, Fra. (Trin.), Verses 2894, 2897 
 
 Cranwell, Edw., Index to English Books 
 
 before 1600 in Trin. Coll. Libr. 2112 
 
 Cranwell, J. (Sid.), Verses 484, 499 
 
 Crashaw, R. (Pemb. & Pet.), Epigrammata 
 50 BN, 3315; Poemata, 143; Verses in 
 Hygiasticon 2891, in Shelford's Dis- 
 courses 54 ; Ver.ses, 43, 47, 58*, 2888, 2894 
 Craster, Tho. (Job.), Verses 564 
 
 Craufurd, G. W. (King's), Slavery 1790 bn 
 
 Craven, Chr. (Pemb.), Verses 199 
 
 Craven, Is. (Trin.), Verses 2897, 2900 
 
 Craven, Jos. (Sid.), Verses 170, 427 
 
 Craven, Wm. (Joh.), Sermons on Future 
 
 State 639 bn, 700 
 
 Craven Scholarship Papers 1791 
 
 Crayford, Ro. (Caius), Verses 2900 
 
 Crayford, Wm. (Pemb.), Verses 395 
 
 Creassy, Jas., Report on Bedford Levels; 
 
 V. Observations 1289 
 
 Creffield, Edw. (Joh.), Verses 444 
 
 Creighton, R., Plan of Cambridge 3018 
 
 Creitton, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 35, 108 
 
 Cremer, J. (Trin.), Verses 108 
 
 Cremer, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 2897 
 
 Cressar, Ste. CTrin.), Verses 170, 199 
 
 Cressener, John (Queens'), Verses 199 
 
 Cresswell, D. (Trin.) ; v. Trin. Coll. 1638
 
 INDEX. 
 
 17 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Creswell, Ro. (Trin.), Verses 47, 56*, 58*, 66, 2888 
 Crew, Sam. (Trin.), Verses 484 
 
 Creyghton, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 199, 2897, 2900 
 Cribb, J. J., Small-pox, &c. 1676 bn 
 
 Crick, Tho. (J oh.); v. Poll 1914 
 
 Crisp, T. (Eversden); Sermon on his death 1894 
 Crispe, Hen. (King's), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Crispin, Dan. ; z\ Ovid 357 
 
 Critica Novazealandica futura 1927 
 
 Critton, Rob., z'. Creitton 
 
 Crocus, Sam. (Emm.), Verses 221 
 
 Croftes, R.(Joli.), Verses, 537 ; v. Poll, 6S2 
 Crofts, John (Corp.): zk Calamy 267 
 
 Crompton, Jas. (Jes.), Verses 190 
 
 Cromwell, Jas. (Jes.), Verses 58* 
 
 Cromwell, Oliver ; Verses on his death 108 
 
 Crooke, C. H. (Joh.), With the best inten- 
 tions 2802 
 Crooke, Sam. (Emm.), Verses 220 
 Croone, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 271 
 Crosland, Theod. (Trin.), Verses 2897 
 Crosley, John, (Joh.), Verses 564 
 Cross, Edwin ; v. Marshall 1710 
 Cross, T., engraved map in Dodson 279* 
 Cross, T., Columbus, 2253; Conflagration 
 
 of Rome, 1928 bn ; Paul's Vision, 2177 
 Crosse, Tho. (Cath.), Verses 395, 427 
 
 Crosse Theological Scholarship Papers 1817 
 
 Crossinge, Ric. (Pemb.), Verses 190, 395, 427, 444 
 Crossley, Jas., Worthington's Diaries 2131 
 
 Crotch, G. R. (Joh.), To the Libr. Syndics. 2459 
 Crouch, Caesar (King's), Verses 174, 183 
 
 Crouch, Wm. (Joh.), Verses 137, 2897 
 
 Crowch, J., sen. (King's), Verses 34 (i) 
 
 Crowch, Jo., jun. (King's), Verses 34 (^) 
 
 Crowch, Tho. (King's), Verses 47, 66 
 
 Crowe, Wm. (Tr. Hall), Oratio 1008 bn 
 
 Crowfoot, J. R. (Caius), Academic Notes 
 on the Scriptures, 2178 : Plea for Colonial 
 & Missionary Coll., 2238 ; Remarks on a 
 Univ. Hostel, 2157 ; Remarks on ques- 
 tions of Economy, 2137 bn; v. Smith, 
 
 2245 
 Crownfield, Corn., 358 ; Books sold by, 393, 
 
 398, 400, 404, 921 
 Crownfield, J., Books sold by 1081, mo 
 
 Croyden, T. (Trin.), Verses 2888 
 
 Croyden, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 66, 2894 
 
 Croydon, Cambs., v. Collection 2958 
 
 Crusius, L. (Job.), Lives of Roman Poets 
 
 1049 BN, 1093 
 Cruso, A. (Caius), Verses 32 
 
 Cru.so, John (Caius), Militarie instructions 
 for Cavallerie, 3286 ; v. Du Praissac 3385, 
 Rohan 64 b.'^, 3413 
 Cudworth, B. (Chr.), Verses 190 
 
 Cudworth, John (Chr.), Verses 199 
 
 Cudworth, Ralph (Emm., Clare, & Chr.), 
 Sermon before the H. of Commons, 90BN, 
 3482 ; Verses, 66, 108, 112, 220, 221, 2897 
 Cuique suum 3334 
 
 Cujusdam fidelis Christian! Epistola i 
 
 Cullum, John (Cath.), Verses 515, 537 
 
 Culmer, Ric. (Magd.), Verses _ 32 
 
 Culverwell, Nat. (Emm.), Spiritual Op- 
 ticks, 94 BN ; Verses, 58*, 66 
 Cumberland, D. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Cumberland, R. (Trin.), Verses 499 
 
 Cumberland, Ric. (Magd.), Verses 199 
 
 Cumberland : 1726, 1814, 2957 ; Carlisle, 
 1488, (Diocese) 457, 477, 843, 1270, 1276, 
 i<jy6(aa), 2180; Eden River, 1726 ; Esre- 
 mont, 1 102 ; Greystock, 457 ; Newbiggin, 
 1403 ; .St. Bees, 1598 
 Cumniing, Jas. (Trin.), Plan of Chemical 
 
 Lectures 1562 bn 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Cumming, John, Reflections on Remarks 
 
 on Bentley's Sermon 963 
 
 Cunningham, F. M. (Trin.), zk Camb. Port- 
 
 folio 
 
 1993 
 
 Cunningham, Fra. (Queens'), Hulsean 
 
 Essay 1422 C) 
 
 Cunningham, W. (Trin.), Botanic Gardens 
 
 on Sundays, 2737 ; v. Tatler, 2578 
 Curll, E., Books sold by 897 
 
 Currey, Geo. (Job.), Hulsean Lectures, 
 
 i6i6(l'' ; zi. Arundines, 2195 
 Carter, John ; z/. Hierocles 2914 
 
 Curtis, A. H. ; v. Messenger 2403 
 
 Curwen, Wm. (King's), Verses 137 
 
 Cust, Brownlowe (Corp.), Verses 556, 564 
 
 Cust, Fr. (King's), Verses 537 
 
 Custance, Wm., Map of Camb. 1449 
 
 Cutlove, J. (Emm.), Verses loB 
 
 A. (Trin.), Thoughts on the New Caius 
 
 Gown 1897 
 
 D., B. (Emm.), Verses 271 
 
 D., C. (Chr.), Verses 32 
 
 D., E. (Pemb.), Verses 34(rf) 
 
 D., H.,r'. Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 
 D., Is. (Corp.), Verses 28^) 
 
 D., J. (Trin.), Verses 2894 
 
 D., O. (King's), Verses 170 
 
 D., R. (King's), Verses 34(a) 
 
 D.,R. (Pet.), Verses 28(a) 
 
 Dacres, H. ("Trin.), Verses 183, 190 
 
 Dacres, Tho. (Magd.), Verses 183 
 
 Daily Independent Press 2870 
 
 Dale, Tho. (Corp.), Sermons 1434 (M) 
 
 Dale, Tho. (Trin.), Mathematical Tripos 2504 
 Dalechamp, Caleb (Trin.), Christian Hos- 
 pitalitie, 42 bn, 3287 ; Haereseologia 
 Tripartita, 56, 3335 ; Harrisonus Honor- 
 atus, 42, 3287 
 Dalston, Wm. (Joh.), Verses 39 
 
 Dalziel, G., engraver; zj. Arundines 2195 
 
 Damer, John (Trin.), Verses 556, 564 
 
 Dampier, T. (King's), Verses 444 
 
 Damport, R. (Sid.), Verses 32 
 
 Danaeus, L., Minor Prophets 3077 
 
 Dand, O. (Joh.), Verses 39 
 
 Danford, R. (Sid.), Verses 27, 34(0') 
 
 Daniel, Roger, Camb. Printer; v. Fern 72, 
 
 Hall 87, His Majestie's Answer 77 
 Darbishire, H. D. (Joh.) ; z: Journal of 
 
 Philol. 2501, Philol. Transactions 2748 
 Darby, Ch. (Jes.), Verses 108, 174, 2897 
 
 Darcy, Jas. (Sid.), Verses 137 
 
 D'Arcy, Rob., Earl of Holderness (Tr. 
 
 Hall), Verses 444 
 
 Darrell, Ch. (Corp.), Verses 199 
 
 Darwin, Ch. R. (Chr.), Letters to Henslow i874nN 
 Darwin, Erasmus (Job.), Verses 499 
 
 Darwin, Fra. (Trin.); v. Tatler 2578 
 
 Darwin, G. H. (Trin.); Z'. Messenger 2403 (/>) 
 Dashwood, Jas., Case of the Rector of 
 
 Doddington 1510 
 
 Daubuz, Ch. (Queens'), Verses igg 
 
 Davenani, John (Queens'), Ad fraternam 
 communionem adhortatio, 3396 ; Anim- 
 adversions on Hoard, 3417; Colossenses, 
 38 BN, 3243, 3267,3383; Determinationes, 
 52*, 3316, 3384 ; pissertationes duae, 
 92*, 3513 ; Praelectiones, 39*, 3276 
 Davenport, John ; v. Preston 239 
 
 D.avid's Prophecy relating to C...b...ge 501 
 
 Davie, Alex. (Sitl.); z'. Academic 1193 
 
 Davies, .'\. 1,1. Cl'rin.), Le lias Essay 2160* 
 
 Davies, John ((Queens'); z>. Caesar, 371 bn ; 
 
 Cicero, ^05, 415 ; Miruicius Felix, 2917 
 Davies, Ric. (Pet.), Verses 199
 
 i8 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Davies, J. LI. (Trin.), Tenure of Fellow- 
 ships 228 t BN 
 Davies, Sneyd (King's), Voyage to Tin- 
 terne Abbey, v. Whaley 1 149 ; Verses 444 
 Davies, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 137, 2900 
 Davis, C, Books sold by, 1151, 1152, 1156, 
 
 1181, 1195 
 Davison, J. (Queens'), Verses 444 
 
 Davy, Ch. (Caius), Sermon at Visitation 1368 bn 
 Dawes, John (King's), Verses 2897 
 
 Dawes, Ric. (Emm.), Verses 427, 452 
 
 Dawes, Sir Wm. (Joh., Cath.), Sermon 861 bn 
 Dawling, Ric. (Chr.), Verses 2894 
 
 Dawson, — , Verses _ _ 108 
 
 Dawson, John (Chr.), Lexicon Novi Test. 37i*bn 
 Dawson, Tho., Cambridge bookseller 371* 
 
 Day, Matt. (King's), Verses 39, 43, 47, 56*, 
 
 66, 2S88, 2894 
 Day, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 66 
 
 Day, Tho., Two Speeches 1298 bn 
 
 Day, Wm. (King's), Verses 43, 56* 
 
 Dayrell, Sir M., Charge at Quarter Ses- 
 sions, Camb. 325 
 Dealtry, Wm. (Trin.), Funeral Sermon on 
 
 Simeon 1446 ('-' 
 
 Deane, Drugo(Jes.), Verses 34(<^). 35 
 
 Deane, Hen. (Clare), Verses 2888 
 
 Deason, J., View of Round Church 3010 
 
 Deason, Wm. (Trin.), Norrisian Essay 1369 bn 
 Death, John ; v. Corn E.xchange 2639, 
 
 Thanatos 2650 
 Death of Usury 3080 
 
 Debrett, J., Books sold by 1366 
 
 Deck, L, Geological Arrangement 2021 bn 
 
 Deck, John (Chr.), Norrisian Essay _ 1424(1-'; 
 Declaration of Parliament on Camb. Univ. 
 
 Estates, &c. 246 (c) 
 
 Dee, Tho. (King's), Verses 47, 2888 
 
 Defense of the I3p. of London 988, 989 
 
 Defoe, Dan. ; 71. Answer 867 
 
 Degge, Staunton (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Degge, Symon (Emm.), Verses 199 
 
 Deighton, John, 669 ; Books sold by, 1441 ; 
 
 (& Sons) 1614 
 Delahay, Jo. (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Delap, John (Trin., Magd.), Concio 563 bn 
 
 De la Rue, W., Address 2460 
 
 Delaval, Lord ; 7'. Smart 1207 
 
 Dell, Wm. (Caius) ; v. Sedgwick 264 bn 
 
 Delphi : a poem 1818, 1819 
 
 De Morgan, A. (Trin.) ; v. Math. Journal 1976* 
 Demosthenes, Selectae Orationes 93, 2919, 3433 
 Denman, Hon. Geo. (Trin.), Gray's Elegy 
 
 in Greek Elegiacs 2566 
 
 Denne, John (Corp.), Ordination Sermon 
 
 in Corpus 1014BN 
 
 Denny, Ch. (King's), Verses 34 (^). 35 
 
 Denny, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 199, 444 
 
 Denny Abbey ; v. Masters 1383 
 
 Denson, J., Peasant's voice 1748 
 
 Dent, Dan. (King's), Sermon against 
 
 drunkenness, 3254 ; Verses, 32, 35 
 Dent, Yorks. ; v. Sedgwick 2513 
 
 Depup, T. (Job.), Verses 2894 
 
 Derbyshire : 674, 2957 ; Eckington, 78 r 
 Hartishorn, 341 ; Kingston, 2029 ; Stave- 
 ley, 2581 
 Derham, Rob. (Pet.), Verses 39, 43 
 
 Dering, Sir Edw. , Discourse 3459, 3460 
 
 Dering, Edw. (Joh.), Verses 499 
 
 Dering, Edw. (Sid.), Verses 66 
 
 Derisley, Tho. (Queens'), Verses 546, 564 
 
 Descartes ; v. More 279. 9°! 
 
 Despotinus, Caspar, Hirci Mulctra 3201 
 
 Deus et Rex 3207 
 
 Devereux, Leycester (Trin.), Verses 58* 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Devonshire, Wm., Duke of (Trin.); 7>. 
 Installation Ode 2400, Beamont 2427, 
 Cavendish Coll. 2656, Letter 2416, Pro- 
 ceedings 2785 
 Devonshire : 329, 513 ; Axminster, 2020 ; 
 Barnstaple, 299, 1726 ; Brampford Speke, 
 1532; Buden, 217; Comb-]\Iartin, 217 ; 
 Devonport, 2167 ; Exeter, 372, 1061, 
 (Diocese) 212, 234, 1532, 1856, xiyjUrJiK); 
 Marwood, -i<)-]is{p) : Modbury, 233(1^); 
 Plymouth, 582; Thorverlon, zg-j(){h/i)\ 
 Totnes, 549 ; Whitstone, 2532 
 Dewar, J. (Pet.); v. Human Anatomy 2722 
 
 Dewe, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 190 
 
 D'Ewes, Sir S. (Job.), College Life, 2198 ; 
 Two Speeches, 246(i) bn ; Letter to Tho. 
 Knyvit, 1275 
 Dew Smith, A. G. (Trin.); v. Studies 2608 
 
 Dialogue for Tuesday, Oct. 26, 1858 2305 
 
 Dicken, A. (Pet.), Seatonian Poem 1433(1'' 
 
 Dickens' Dictionary of Camb. 2812 
 
 Dickins, Fr. (Tr. Hall), v. Quaestiones 398 
 
 Dickinson, Edm. (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Dickinson, Jas. (Jes.), Verses 66 
 
 Dickson, Alex., v. Libellus 2i7*BN 
 
 Dickson, D., Epistle to Hebrews 3507 
 
 Dicsono, Alessandro, z>. Dickson, A. 
 Dictionary', Greek, 158, 371* ; Latin, 166, 
 197, V. I hoiiias, T. ; Law, v. Cowell, 22 
 Digby, John (Jes.), Verses 174 
 
 Digby, K. H. (Trin.), Norrisian Essay 1424 1'-^ 
 Diiigs, Dudley, Verses 220 
 
 Dighton, Rob., View from Peterhouse 3018 
 
 Dillingham, Fra., A Quatron of Reasons, 
 3134; De natura Poenitentiae, 3161 ; 
 Disputatio adv. Bellarminum, 3129 ; Dis- 
 swasive from Popery, 3115; Spicilegium 
 de Antichristo, 3156; Tractatus, 3135 
 Dillingham, Theoph. (Clare), Verses 108, 112 
 Dillingham, Tho. (Clare), Verses 174, 183, 199 
 Dillingham, Wm.(Emm.), Sermons, 103BN ; 
 Vere's Commentaries, 104, 105; Verses, 
 66, 87, loS, 112, 2897 ; z'. Arrowsmith 109, 
 Culverwell 94, Shuckburgh 2807 
 Dinners, v. New Coat of Arms 2986, Peti- 
 tioning Vintners 2987 
 Dionysius, ed. R. Winterton 3298 
 
 Directions for musters 3372 
 
 Disbrovv, Jas. (Trin.), Verses 108 
 
 Disconus, A., 71. Dickson, A. 
 Disney, John ; ?'. Marsden 2214 
 
 Disney, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 112 
 
 Disney, Wm. (Trin.), Sermon, 741 hn ; 
 
 Verses, 537, 546, 556, 564 
 Dissenters, v. Subscription ; v. Bennet, 
 
 348, 359. 378 . , . . , 
 
 Ditton, H. (with W. Whiston), Longitude 939 bn 
 Dixie, Sir Wolstan ; v. Long 431 
 
 Dixon, Canon C. ; v. Oxford & Camb. 
 
 Mag. 2272 
 
 Dixon, Jas. (Magd.), Verses 546 
 
 Dobree, P. P. (Trin.), Greek Inscriptions 1660BN 
 Dockwray, T. (Joh.), Verses _ 484 
 
 Documents, relating to the Univ. & Col- 
 leges, 2213 ; V. Lamb, 1957 
 Dod, B., Books sold by 1231 
 
 Dod. Jo. (Emm.), Verses 32, 35 
 
 Dodd, John (King's), Verses 452, 454 
 
 Dodd, P. S. (Magd.), Hints to Freshmen 
 
 1474 BN', 2087 
 
 Doddington, Carabs., v. Dashwood 1510 
 
 Doddridge, P., Sermon at Wisbech 1114BN 
 
 Dodington, Bart. (Job., Trin.), Verses 217 bn 
 D'xUon, Wm., Designe for Draining the 
 
 Fens 279* 
 
 Dodwell, Wm. ; v. Middleton 1205 bn
 
 INDEX. 
 
 19 
 
 NUMnF.i; 
 Doilej-, 01. (King's), Verses 5S*, 112, 170, 2900 
 Domesday, Exchequer ; v. Inquisitio ' 2659 
 Donaldson, J. W. (Trin.), Praelectio philo- 
 
 logica, 2i3Sb.\ ; 7'. Arundines2i95,Camb. 
 
 Essays 2251, Journal 2242 
 Dongworth, Ric.^Magd.), Verses 427 
 
 Donn, Jas., Hortus Cantabrigiensis, 
 
 1452 BN, 1524, 1690, 1773 
 
 Donne, John (Trin.), Six Sermons 2892, 3317 
 Donne, W. (King's), Verses 190 
 
 Dorington, Jo. (King's), Verses 34(.'0 
 
 Dorsetshire: 182; Co.xden, 246(i); Piddle- 
 
 Hinton, 302; Sturminster-Marshall, 1261 
 Doughty, Greg. (King's), Verses 395 
 
 Doughty, J. W., P,attle of the Bench 2071 
 
 Douglas, John (Trin.), Verses 444 
 
 Douglas, Mrs. Stair, Life of Whewell 2782 
 
 Douglas, W. F. (Chr.) ; 7>, Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 Dove Almanack (1627) 3242, (1634)3313, (1689) 189 
 Dove, Hen. (Trin.), V'erses 2S97 
 
 Downame, G., Treatise of Prayer 3397 
 
 Downame, John, Brief Concordance 162 
 
 Downes, And. (Job.), v. Lysias, Eratos- 
 thenes, 8 BN, 3073 ; Verses, 19, 27, 29, 
 
 32, 34((/), 35, 218, 220, 221 
 Downham Porch, v. Boissier 1700 
 
 Downing, J., Books sold by 901 
 
 Downing, R. P. N. (Emm.), Case with 
 
 regard to Classical Tripos 2764 
 
 Downing: College, Book of Words of 
 
 "St. Paul," 2346; Charter, &c., i.-jsS ; 
 
 Charter & Statutes, 1929 ; Constitution, 
 
 Worsley, 2370 ; Statutes, 2756 ; ?'. Amos 
 
 2224, Baker MSS. 2953, Fisher 2179, 
 
 Hope 1454 
 D'Oyly, Matt. (Corp.), Verses 546 
 
 D'Oyly, "Tho. (Chr.), Verses 556 
 
 Draapentier, John, engraver, v. Bible 2902 
 
 Drainage, Z'. Act 2132, Bedford Level, 
 
 Fens, &c. 
 Drake, Morris (Trin.), Verses 395 
 
 Drake, Ric. (Pemb), Verses 39, 43, 47, 
 
 56*, 2888 
 Drake, Sam. (Joh., B.A. 1707, D.D. 1724), 
 
 Ad "T. Wagstaffe Epistola, 1015 ; Concio, 
 
 419, gqo ; Verses, 427 ; v. WagstaflFe, 
 
 1046 
 Drake, \Vm. (Job.), Sermon 1434 ("' 
 
 Dramatic Album, Camb. v. Hall 2409 
 
 Draper, Fr. (Peinb.), Verses 183 
 
 Drayton, Nat. (Queens'), Verses 27 
 
 Dreams of the Past, in verse 1677 
 
 Drexelius, J., On Eternity, trans. R. Win- 
 
 terton, 273 un, 3348, 3514; School of 
 
 Patience, 3398 
 Drivers, The : a dialogue 611 
 
 Dr.jsicr, VV. H. (Cains), Mor.nl S: Natur.nl 
 
 Sc. Exams., 2347 un ; Zoology as a branch 
 
 of Univ. education, 2449 
 Druids, The, a poem 1714 
 
 Drury, P.. ll.(Caius); 7;. Arundines 2195 
 
 Drury, H. (Caius); 71. Arundines 2195, 
 
 Antiq. Soc. 199^ 
 Drury, H.J. T. (King's), 7/. Arinidines 2195 
 
 i)rydeii, Cb. ('I'riii.), Verses 174 
 
 Drydeii, Sir H. (Trin.); 71. Aniiquarian 
 
 S<x;. 1902 («) 
 
 Dryden, John (Trin.), Verses, 2S97 ; Ode 
 
 to St. Ciecilia, t. Bally, 464 
 l^ry Drayton; 71. Walker ■i(>^(> 
 
 Drywood, Geo., Verses 218 
 
 iJuberly, Jas., Remarks on tli'j appoint- 
 
 incnl of High Sheriffs 2285 
 
 Diibosc, C;., engraver 408 
 
 I)ucarel, A. C, Tour tlirough Normandy t27s(<'/) 
 Ducis Eboraccnsis Fasciae 2888, 3299 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Ducket, Jo., Verses 218 
 
 Dudley, John, Two Discourses 1085 bn 
 
 Dudley, John (Clare), Sermon 14341''*' 
 
 Dudley, Lord Rob., Verses on death of 
 
 Sidney, ded. to 218 
 
 Duff, E. Gordon; 71. Antiquarian Soc. ig92(c) 
 Duffield, A. J. ; v. Antiquarian Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Duffield, M. "D., Collections relating to the 
 County, 2958 ; for history of Churches 
 of Camb., 2959 
 Duffield, Ric. (Joh.), Bookplate, v. Acker- 
 
 mann IS48 
 
 Dugard, Ric. (Sid.), Verses 32, 34(rf), 35, 39> 56* 
 Dugard, Tho. (Sid.), Verses 30, 43 
 
 Dugard, Wm. (Sid.), Verses 34('^)> 35 
 
 Dugdale, Sir Wm., Imbanking, ed. Cole, 
 1269 bn; Proposals for printing, 7/. Brind- 
 ley, 1259 ; 71. Elstobb, 1358 
 Dugres, Gab., Grammaticae Gallicae Com- 
 pendium 3349 
 Duke, R. (Trin.), Verses 170, 174 
 Dumont, Mr. ; v. Robinson 1317 
 Duncombe, Fra. (King's), Verses 2888 
 Duncombe, J. (Corp.), Verses 484, 499 
 Duncombe, Wm. (King's), Verses 108, 112 
 Duncon, — (Jes.), Verses 137 
 Duncon, EI. (Pemb.), Verses 34 ('^)j 35! 43 
 Dundas, Laur. (Trin.) ; 71. Poll, 749 
 Dundas, Laur. (Trin.); v. Lawson 1590, 
 
 Maberley 1591 
 Dunn, Josh. (Chr.); 71. Saunderson 458 
 
 Dunstar, S. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Dunthorn, Ric ; 71. Long 463 
 
 Dupont, John (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Duport, Jas. (Trin., Jes.), Aa/3i'Sr;s e/i- 
 fierpos, 133; HomeriGnomologia, 113; 
 Liber Job Gr. carmine redditum, 99 ; 
 Musae Subsecivae, 155 ; "VaXryjpiov 
 Tov Aal3iS, 122, 123, 124; 'ZoXoixaiv 
 ''(fji.fj.€Tpos, 86 BN, 99, 3478; Three Ser- 
 mons, 289 ; @p7]vodpiaij.^os, 3363 ; 
 Verses 34((r'), 39i 43) 47. 58*, 66, 108, 112, 
 137, 2888, 2894, 2900; V. Theophrastus, 
 
 385 
 Duport, John (Trin.), Verses 27 
 
 Dupraissac, Sieur, Military Discourses, 
 
 33851 3434 ; Short method, &c., 3386 
 Duquesne, Th. Rog. (King's), Verses 499 
 
 Durham, J. G. (Corp.), Norrisian Essay 1424 (-V 
 Durham (County): 222*, 1197; Bishop- 
 wearmouth, 1276 ; Crook (Lanchester), 
 703 ; Durham (City) 87, 1848, (Diocese) 
 4. 223(c), 1041, 1197^ 1404, 1508, 1576, 
 2270, 2350, 2781, (University) 1747, 2063, 
 2:'yg', 2580; Houghton le Sjiring, 2230; 
 Munkwearmoutli, •.!27o; Newton (Long), 
 703; Sedgefield, 1270; Stanhope, 2283; 
 Stockton, 1369 
 Dury, J., Discourse on Peace Ecclesias- 
 tical _ _ 67 BN, 3387, 3418 
 Dutton, R., V. Antiquarian Soc. Tg92(c) 
 Dyer, Gco.(Emm.), Academic Unity, 1701 ; 
 Address on Doctrine of Libils, 1409; 
 Address to Subscribers to J''rh>i7ej^es, 
 1641, t66i ; Complaints of the Poor, 
 1357; History of Camb., 1537, 1538, 
 1539 ; Memoir of K. Robinson, 1391 ; 
 Poems, 1348 UN: Poet's Fate, 1395; 
 Privileges of the Univ., 1661 ; Theory 
 & Practice of Benevolence, 1379 ; v. 
 Statutes, 1965 
 Dyer, T. H. ; v. Journal 2242 
 
 E., I. (Emm.), Verses 
 
 3«
 
 20 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 N U M BER 
 
 E., J. ; V. Bentley 1013 
 
 E., R., Verses 218 
 
 E., W. (Chr.), Verses 108 
 
 Eachard, L., ii. Echard 
 
 Eade, Edm. (Caius) ; v. Latine Orations 228 
 Eagle, The 2319 
 
 Earle, Erasm. (Pemb.), Verses 174 
 
 Ease for Overseers of the Poor 3122 
 
 East, H. (Tr. Hall), Verses 395 
 
 East Anglia ; Vocabulary, Forby 1751 
 
 East Anglian ; Notes and Queries 2306 
 
 Eastern Morning Record 2871 
 
 Easton, T. (Chr.), Verses 556 
 
 Eaton, J. (Pet.), Verses 556 
 
 Eau Brink Cut, Inutility to South Level, 
 1362; V. Hodskinson 1361, Letter 1668, 
 1756, Mylne 1354, Nickalls 1364, Walker 
 & Mylne 1686, Watt6 1347 ; Map of 
 lands subject to tax, 3004 
 Ecclesiastical Reform i349 
 
 Ecclesiologist, The 1976(c) 
 
 Echard, L. (Chr.), Gazetteer's Interpreter, 
 
 1131 BN ; V. Colbatch, 2920 
 Ecloga Oxonio-Cantab. ; James 222 
 
 Ede, W. INI. (Job.), Report on Lectures in 
 
 populous places 2640 BN 
 
 Eden, John (Trin.), Verses 537 
 
 Edinburgh Review ; v. Cockburn 1457 
 
 Edleston, J. (Trin.), The Cambridge Senate 
 
 & the Univ. Bill 2255 bn 
 
 Edlin, Ph. (Emm.), Verses 32 
 
 Edmonds, Hen. (King's), Verses 39, 66 
 
 Edmundson, Wm. (Joh.); v. Quaestiones 398 
 Edward III., Barnes' History of 179, 180 
 
 Edward the Black Prince, v. Barnes' 
 
 Edward III. i79. 180 
 
 Edwards, J., Verses . io3 
 
 Edwards, John (Joh.), Remarks on Whis- 
 ton's New Theory of the Earth, 342 isN ; 
 Sermons 207 bn, 208, 868, 891 , 892 ; Verses, 
 137, 395 
 Edwards, J. (King's), Verses 2897 
 
 Edwards, Langley , Report on River Witham 1 24 1 * 
 Edwards, Ric. (King's), Verses 515 
 
 Edwards, R. (Chr.), Verses 58* 
 
 Edwards, Tho. (Clare, D.D.), Duae Dis- 
 
 sertationes, 590 bn : Verses, 4S4 
 Edwards, Tho. (Clare & Jes., LL.D), Re- 
 marks on Kipling's preface to Beza, 
 763 bn ; Univ. Sermon, 1338 
 Edwards, Walter; v. The Lion 231 1 
 
 Edy, J. W., engraver, v. Harraden 2990, 2992 
 Ekins,JefF.(King's),Medea& Jason, 1270BN; 
 
 Verses, 499, 546 , ^ „ 
 
 Eldon, Lord ; v. Queens Coll. 1623 
 
 Election Flights 1299 
 
 Elections, Univ., 6S2, 707, 749, 1467, 1513, 
 2517 ; Fly sheets (1882), 2763; v. Chris- 
 tian 1627, Henslow 1934, Lamb 1694, 
 Letter 1706, Petition 2938 
 Elections, Town, 1829; Placards, &c., 
 1975, 2939; v. Humfrey 1879, Letter 
 1937, Political Looking Glass 2827, Scott 
 2009, Spring Rice 1801, Sugden 1833 
 Elections, County, 683, 1430, 1782, 251 1 ; 
 Placards, &c., 2939; Speeches, 1746; v. 
 Feedle 1792, Reflections 1444 
 Election of Chancellor (1811) 1513, 2951; 
 
 (1847) 2iig 
 Election of Esquire Bedell 2686, 2877 
 
 Election of High Steward 2008 
 
 Election of Librarian 1633, 2094 
 
 Election of Public Orator 1913, 1914, 2148, 
 
 2149, 2533. 2665 
 Election of Registrary 1566, 1799, 2404 
 
 Election of Woodwardian Professor 1595 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Election of Rector of Ovington 1504 
 
 Election of Vicar of Sheepshed 2647 
 
 Elections ; v. Camb. Improvement 2626, 
 
 Wade 1988, Winterborn 1989 
 Elegy on Ancient Greek Model, v. Hayley 
 Eliot, E. (Magd.), Verses # 499 
 
 Eliot, Laur. (Magd.), Verses 546 
 
 Elizabeth, Queen, Verses on her death 19 
 
 EUicott, C. J. (Joh.), Sermons, i434{'3ii; 
 V. Camb. Camden Soc. i976((/), Camb. 
 Essays 2251, Occasional Papers 2329 
 Elliott, E. B. (Trin.), Seatonian Poem 1433 (''* 
 Ellis, A. J. (Trin.), Verses 1908 bn 
 
 Ellis, Ch. (Chr.), Verses 19° 
 
 Ellis, Edw., artist; v. Miller 2701 
 
 Ellis, G. E., Address 2804 
 
 Ellis, J. C. W. (Sid.), On the B.A. degree 2390 
 Ellis, R. L. (Trin.), On a Chinese Diction- 
 ary, 2239 bn ; Solutions to Problems, 
 2077 ; V. Math. Journal, 1976* ; Journal 
 2242, Journal of Philol. 2501 
 Ellis, Robinson ; v. Journal of Philol. 2501 
 
 Ellis, T. R. (Queens'), Verses 556 
 
 Ellis, Wm. (Caius), Verses 58* 
 
 Ellison, Hen. (Clare), Verses 51S 
 
 EUy, John (King's), Verses 66 
 
 Elmsall, Hen. (Job.), Verses 515 
 
 Elmsley, P., Elmsleiana Critica, 1821 ; v. 
 
 Museum Criticum, 1544 
 Elstob, Ch. (Pet.), Verses 137 
 
 Elstobb, W., References to Map of Sutton 
 & Mepal Levels, 49S ; History of Bedford 
 Level, i2oi(^), 1358, 1359 
 Elwin, W. (Caius), Reply to Carr, 2524 bn ; 
 
 V. Carr, 2521 
 Ely, Assizes, v- Christian 1451, 1603, 
 Gwillim 1410, Whitfield 407 ; the Bis- 
 hop versus Bentley, 1090; Cathedral : 
 Article from Sunday at Home 2482, Guide 
 1662, 1820, Handbook 2434, List of sub- 
 scribers to restoration 2199 ; v. Bentham 
 521, 1518, 1519, 2924, Farren 2735 («), 
 Fen Churches 2566*, Haggitt 1475, 
 Harraden 1755, 1775, Hewett 2142, 
 Millers 1477, 1484, Scott 2204, Stewart 
 2515, Storer 1581, Winkles 1968 ; Monk's 
 & Prior's Entrances, v. Cotnian, 1604* ; 
 Prior's Chapel, -'. Wilkins, 1447 : Dio- 
 cesan Conference, 2575 ; Diocese, v. 
 Cecil, 1815 ; Episcopal Records, 2866 ; 
 Inquisitio, 2659 ; Liber Eliensis, 2143 ; 
 Printing, 1559, 1710, 1820, 2040, 2434; 
 Queries offered to inhabitants, 529 ; 
 Riots, 1559, 1563; Sextry Barn, Willis, 
 1992 («); Statutes of the Collegiate 
 Church, 1575; Vicius: 2984, Antiquarian 
 Itinerary 2999, Buckler 3000, Heathcote 
 2658, King 2962, Robson 3012 ; Visitation 
 Articles 3185, (Sudbury archdeaconry) 
 3249; V. Bacon 2624, Baker MSS. 2953, 
 Browne, E. H., 2428, 2520, Browne, 
 J. H., 1586, 2083, Carter 1602, Goodwin 
 2526, History 2201, Jeremie 2436*, Mor- 
 gan 742, Sparke 1740, Whitfield 407 ; 
 Bishops : Allen, Jos. ; Andrews, L. ; 
 Browne, E. H. ; Butts, R. ; Fleetwood, 
 W. ; Gooch, Th. ; Green, Th. ; Gunning, 
 P. ; Keene, Edm. ; Laney, B. : Mawson, 
 M. ; Moore, John ; Patrick, S. ; Sparke, 
 B. E. ; Turner, F. ; Turton, T. ; Wren, 
 Matt. ; Deans: Fern, H. ; Goodwin, H. ; 
 Lambe, J. ; Love, R. ; Merivale, C. ; 
 Moss, R. ; Peacock, G. ; Spencer, J. ; 
 Wood, Jas. ; Arclideacons : Browne, 
 J. H. ; Chapman, J. ; Dudley, J. : 
 Emery, W. ; Goodall, H. ; Hollingworth,
 
 INDEX. 
 
 21 
 
 Ely — continued. numi5Ei; 
 
 J. B. ; Plumptre, C. ; Sayweil, W. ; 
 Vince, S. ; Watson, R. ; Prebendaries : 
 Bentham, J. ; Gaskin, G. ; Kiiiijht, S. ; 
 Knowles, T. ; Tanner, T. ; Warren, J, ; 
 Willet, A ; Hon. Canon : Luard, H. K. ; 
 Canons: Scholefield, J. ; Selwyn, W. ; 
 Minor Canons : Bentham, J. ; Millers, 
 G. ; Morgan, C. 
 Ely, Isle of : Houses of Correction, 2059; 
 V. Answer S67, Girdlestone 1646, Good- 
 win 1992 (a). Queries 529, Watson 17171 
 Wisbech 1492 
 Emerson, Tho. (Clare), Verses 190 
 
 Emery, W. (Corp.), Primary charge 2461 UN 
 
 Emily, Ch. (Trin.), Verses . S'S. 537. 54^ 
 
 Emmanuel College, Commemoration Ser- 
 mon, 2738; English Books before 1700 
 in Library, 2532; Gold Medal, 1275; 
 Poor Rate, ?/. ^Iarriott, 591 ; Statutes, 
 2386, 2756 ; Tercentenarj', 2803 ; 7>. 
 Baker MSS. 2953, Baynes 1280, Blank 
 Book 1656, Harvard 2804, Marriott 599, 
 Scot 2945, Shuckburgh 2807 
 Empson, C. W. (Trin.), Members' Prize 
 
 Essay 2630 UN 
 
 Enactments in Parliament concerning Ox- 
 ford & Camb. 2525 
 Endowments, Trusts, Statutes, &c, affect- 
 ing, 2296, 2674 ; Fruits of, 2001 ; z'. 
 Phelps, 2593 
 England, E. B. (Trin.) ; t. Tatler 2578 
 England, R. A. (Jes.); v. Light Blue 2464 
 England's Alarm, &c. 1380 
 English Poems (Chancellor's Medal) 1612 
 Engravers, List of, v. Martyn 607 
 Epicedium Cantabrigiense 27, 28(a), 3195 
 Epictetus, Enchiridion 2896 
 Epigrammata Regiorum Med. Prof. 2890 
 Epigrammata Sacra ; v. Crashaw 50 
 Epithalamium, &c. 34, 3237 
 Erasmus de conscribendis epistoli.s, 3024 ; 
 Enchiridion Militis Christiani, 176*; 
 Epitome colloquiorum, 3318 ; Life, by 
 Knight, 424 
 Erskine, Ch. (Corp.), Verses 444 
 Espine, John de 1', Two Treatises, 2, 3034 ; 
 
 Very excellent discourse, &c. , 6, 3065 
 Essay on Colonization, &c. 2941 
 
 Essay on influence of Homeric Poems 1733 
 
 Essay on Christianity & the happiness of 
 
 man 837 
 
 Essex, Jas., Plan for buildings at Corpus 3017 
 Essex: 222*, 359, 871, 1488, 2306; Brain- 
 tree, 1926; Brentwood, 1396; Broom- 
 field, 944: Bumstond lielion, 614; 
 Chignal-Smealy, 944 ; Colchester, -.'nH, 
 348, 543, (School) i7-.'4 ; Dedham, -.'so' ; 
 Epping, 233(1^); Kambridge (North), 
 157'!: I'elstead School, 101,2154; Kin- 
 chingficld, 260; Harlow, 800, 1293; 
 llford, %7(i); Lawfcril, 1077, 2145; 
 Lyons, 861 ; Notley (Black), 115; Oak- 
 li:y (fJreat), iggi ; I'uglesham, T373; 
 Rochford, 267 ; Shonfield .Academy, 
 id?,^; Springfield, 43s ; Stock-Harward, 
 129,944; Waltham Abbey, 2000 ; War- 
 ley (Great), 288; Wethersfield, 2144 
 Essington, R. W. (King's), Scatonian 
 Poem, I433(2''); The Middle Way, 
 
 21 14 fiN 
 
 Estates Act, Bill to amend Univ. it College -'740 
 Eton College: Abuses considered, 18^3; 
 Alumni, Harwood, 139^1; ICxplaiiation 
 of passages, &c., 1605 ; Hints for Pater- 
 familias, 2379 : Johnson, W., Eton 
 Reform, 2380 ; List at Election, 1390, 
 
 Eton College — continved. number 
 
 1416 ; Musae Etonenses, 1223, 2271 ; 
 Registrum Regale, 1277, 1278, 2120; 
 Remarks on studies, &c., 1842; System 
 of Education vindicated, 1844 : Statutes, 
 1598, 2387 ; V. Ashton 1261, 1262, King's 
 1578, 2181, Pote 1076, Williams 1571 
 Etough, Hen. (Pemb.), Letter to author 
 
 of Christianity not founded on argument 1137DN 
 Etymologicon ; v. Whiter, W. 
 Euclid ; Barrow loi, 2915 
 
 Eugenius, Observations on the Foundation 
 
 of Morals 1959 
 
 Euripides: J. Barnes, 198; Hecuba, ed. 
 Porson, 1481 ; v. Bentley 2933, Elms- 
 leiana 1821 
 Eusden, Laur. (Trin.), Verses at Com- 
 mencement 934 BN 
 Eusebius, &c., Historia Eccles. 409 
 Eustachius, Fr., Summa philosophiae 
 
 quadripartita 3400, 3501 
 
 Euston, Lord (Trin.); 7'. Poll 707, 749 
 
 Evagrius, Historia Eccles. 409 
 
 Evance, Dan. (Sid.), Verses 47 
 
 Evans, A. J. (Chr.) ; v. Christ's Coll. Mag. 2826 
 Evans, Edw. (Jes.), Verses 2888 
 
 Evans, Evan (Joh.), Verses 537, 556 
 
 Evans, Geo. (Jes.), Verses 174 
 
 Evans, R. W. (Trin.), Sermons, 1434 (■'<); 
 Statement respecting lectures at Trin., 
 
 1845 BN 
 
 Evans, Tho. (King's), Verses 183, 190, 199 
 
 Evans, Tho. (Jes.), Verses 499 
 
 Evans, T. S. (Joh.); v. Arundines 2195 
 
 Evasion of payments due to the State 676 
 
 Evelyn, Fr. (Clare), Verses 499 
 
 Evelyn, Tho. (Cath.), Verses 58* 
 
 Everett, T. (Kind's), Verses 66 
 
 Everett, Wm. (Trin.), On theCam,2462 bn ; 
 
 Essays, 1469 C^,' 
 Eversden, Sermon at 1894 
 
 Ewin, W. H. (Joh.); v. Thomas 2928 
 
 Exa.-nination of consequences of Middle- 
 ton's Free Enquiry 1188 
 Examinations in Divinity, Extracts from 
 
 papers, 1859 ; %'. Proposals, 2935 
 Examinations, Oxford & Camb. School 2705 
 
 Examinations, Previous ; v. .Smith 2122, 2123 
 Examination Papers, 1791 ; for B. A. ,(1847) 
 2115; Crosse, 1817; for Hebrew Scholar- 
 ships, 1769; Supplement to the Calendar, 
 (1856)2266, (1857)2280; Senate House, 
 2051, 2295, 2393, V. Problems, 1421*; 
 Voluntary Theological, 2079 ; i\ Address 
 1947, Appeal 1905, Hints 1877, Latham 
 2610; 7'. li.A. Dfgref 
 
 Excerpta e Statutis, 44(1 
 
 14, 7ri, 728, 
 
 1438 ; 7'. New Coat, &c, 2986 
 Excursions to Parnassus 1321 
 
 Expense in Education at Camb., Remarks 
 
 on 1331 
 
 Exton, John (Tr. Hall), Verses 1S3, iqo, 199 
 
 Exton, J'ho. (Tr. Hall), Verses 174 
 
 Eyre, Ambr. (I'et.), Verses 537 
 
 Eyre, Jas. (King's). Verses 66 
 
 Eyre, Sir Jas. ; 7'. Owen 77^ 
 
 Eyres, Ch. (Caius), Norrisinn Essay, 
 
 1424 ("J; Observations on Univ. Reform, 
 
 2158 
 
 F., A., Verses 
 
 F., E. (Chr.), Verses 
 
 F., F. (Trin.), Verses 
 
 F., G. (Trill.), Verses 
 
 F., G. ('IVin.), Verses 
 
 F., L, Differences of Urine 
 
 F., L (Trin.), Verses 
 
 19 
 
 2900 
 27 
 
 15*, 3106 
 
 34(«)
 
 22 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 F., J. (Pet.), Verses 
 
 F., T. (King's), Verses 
 
 F., T. (Trin.), Verses 
 
 Faber's Portraits ; v. Harraden 
 
 Facetiae Cantabrigienses 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 56* 
 
 34(«) 
 
 34(a) 
 
 1491 
 
 1678, 1909 
 
 Fairebrother, Wm. (King's), Verses, 43, 
 
 47, 66, 112, 137, 2S94, 2897, 2900 
 Fairfax, Br. (Tnn.), Verses 199 
 
 Fairfax, Fer. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Fairfax, G., Verses 218 
 
 Fairfax, Sir T., Declaration, 3483; Mani- 
 festo, 34S8 ; Representation, 3490 ; v. 
 Animadversions, 3480 
 Fairlie, John, Cheveley Church 2201* 
 
 Fairmeadow, Tho. (Chr.), Verses 174 
 
 Fairs, Sturbridge Fair 584*, 2931 
 
 Faithorne, W., engraver 95 
 
 Faldo, C. (King's), Verses 34 («^) 
 
 Falkner, — (Jes.), Verses 170 
 
 Family of Love, Supplication 223*, 3164 
 
 Fancoats, T. (Emm.), Verses 39 
 
 Fancourt, W. L. (Clare), Sermon 1434 i/'^J 
 
 Fane, Anthony (Emm.), Verses 2888 
 
 Fane, Geo. (Emm.), Verses 2888 
 
 Fane, Mildmay (Emm.), Verses 32 
 
 Fane, Rob. (Emm.), Verses 2894 
 
 Fane, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 58*, 2894 
 
 Fardell, Hen. (Joh.), Central Assize at 
 Wisbech, 2139 ,2159 ; I^'^ of Ely Houses 
 of Correction, 2059; Speech before Wis- 
 bech Guardians, 1930, 1980 ; Sermon, 
 i98o(^); Wisbech Union 1846 bn, Ac- 
 count of, 1980 (c) 
 Farewell Ode to Camb., v. Foster, Th. 
 Farish, Wm. (Magd.), Address to the 
 Senate, 1642 ; Plan of Lectures, 799 bn, 
 1439, 1620 ; Proceedings of the B. & F. 
 Bible Society Meeting, 1527 
 Farish, W. M. (Corp.), Plan for ameliora- 
 ting condition of agricultural poor 1750 bn 
 Farley, Hen., Complaint of Paules 32 11 
 Farley, Sam. (King's), Verses 2894 
 Farmer, Jas. (Joh.), Verses 58* 
 Farmer, Ric. (Emm.), Verses, 515, 537; 
 
 7'. Shuckburgh, 2807 ; Autograph, 81 
 Farmer, Wm. (Chr.), Verses 27 
 
 Farnaby, Tho. ; v. Justa 1882 
 
 Farr, H., Verses 21S 
 
 Farren, Rob., artist. Works, 2735 ; v. 
 
 Cooper, 203o*(/') 
 Father's guide in selection of school 1691 
 
 Fathers, Use & value of the ancient 2038 
 
 Faulder, W. W. ; v. Antiquarian Soc. 1992(c) 
 Faulkner, C. ; v. Oxford & Camb. Mag. 2272 
 Fawcet, John (Magd.), Norrisian Essays, 
 
 751 RN, 1350 
 F.TWcet, Tho. (Corp.), Verses 39 
 
 Fawcett, Prof. H. (Tr. Hall) : ?'. Porter 2687 
 Fawcett, Mrs. H. ; v. Camb. Reform Club 2602 
 Fawcett, Jas. (Joh.), Sermon 764 bn 
 
 Fawcett, W. M. (Jes.); lu Antiquarian 
 
 Soc. 1992 (i^,c) 
 
 Fawkes, Era. (Jes.), Original Poems, Sec, 
 
 1241BN; Theocritus, 1250* 
 Feary, C, Memoirs, liy J. Andley 1643 bn 
 
 " Feedle, Jemmy Linkum," Letter to the 
 
 Farmers of Camlis. 1792 
 
 Fellow, The, No. XL 1918 
 
 Fellow-commoners & honorary degrees 1931 
 
 Fellowships ; v. Davies 2284, Hort 2287, 
 Latham 228S, Merivale 2315, Morgan 
 2572, Return 2832, Westlake 2297 
 Felton, Hen. (Pet.), Verses 170 
 
 Felton, John (Caius), Verses 112, 2897 
 
 Felton, N. (Pemb.), Verses 58*, 2894 
 
 Felton, Wm. (Joh.), Verses 452, 454 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Fen & Marshland Churches 2566* 
 
 "Fen Poet" (Harrison); v. Camb. Quar. 
 
 Rev. 1814 
 
 Fennell, C. A. M. (Jes.); v. Journal of 
 
 Philol. 2501, Philol. Transactions 2748 
 Fennell, J. H., The Antiquary 2654 
 
 Fenner, M., printer, v. Latham 1139 
 
 Fenner, W., Soul's looking-glasse 3401 
 
 Fenner, W. , printer; v. Ged 1305 
 
 Fens : Historical .sketch, 1850 ; v. Bedford 
 
 Level, Eau Brink ; v. Farren '2-]^^{b,c,d), 
 
 Harrison 2922, Heathcote 2658, Miller 
 
 & Skertchly 2701 
 Fenton, Elijah (Jes.), Oxford & Camb. 
 
 Poems 882*BN 
 
 Fern, H. (Trin.), Resolving of Conscience, 
 
 72 BN, 247, 3435 ; Verses, 39, 43, 58*, 66, 
 
 2888, 2897 ; V. Answer, 248 
 Ferrand, The. (Trin.), Verses 444 
 
 Ferrar, John, Life of N. Ferrar 2250 
 
 Ferrar, Nicholas (Clare), Hygiasticon, 
 
 2891, 3324, 3325, 3351 ; Life, by Peckard, 
 
 746 BN, by Ferrar, &c., 2250 
 Ferrar, Tho. (Pemb.), Verses 174 
 
 Ferrers, N. M. (Caius), B.A. Degree, 
 
 2390 ; Mathematical Tripos, 2504 ; v. 
 
 Math. Journal, i976*(iJ); (with J. S. 
 
 Jackson) Solutions of Problems, 1421* 
 Festing, Mich. (Trin.), Verses 484 
 
 Fettiplace, Tho. (Pet.), A Sinner's Tears 1056 bn 
 Few more words to Freshmen 2022 
 
 Field, Fred. (Trin.). Farewell Sermon at 
 
 Over, 1847 BN ; v. Journal of Philol., 2501 
 Fielding, Geo. Hunsley ; v. Blank Book 1656 
 Fielding, Jo. (Queens'), Verses 137 
 
 Fiennes, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 47, 2888 
 
 Figaro, The London 2700 
 
 Finch, Edw. (Trin.), Verses 395 
 
 Finch, G. B. (Queens'), Legal Education 2813 
 Finch, Hen. (Chr.), Verses 174 
 
 Finch, Hen. (Chr.), Verses 395 
 
 Finch, Rob. (Chr.), Ver.ses 190 
 
 Finden, E., engraver; v. Newmarket 3006 
 
 Finden, W., engraver ; v. Martin 1777, 
 
 Simeon 2121 
 Fiott, John (Joh.), Bookplate 146B 
 
 Firebrace, Hen. (Trin.), Verses 137, 174 
 
 Fischer, W. F. L. (Pemb., Clare) ; v. Webb 2168 
 Fish, J. (Chr.), Verses 137 
 
 Fisher, E. H. (Trin.), Le Bas Essay 2160* 
 
 Fisher, L (Chr.), Memorial of Nelson 3017 
 
 Fisher, Bp. John (Trin.), Contio, 3026; 
 
 Defensio Regiae assertionis, 214 bn ; 
 
 Funeral .Sermon of Lady Margaret, 1998, 
 
 2927 ; Ijife, by T. liaily, n68 
 Fisher, O. (Jes.), Hnvv shall I vote 2814 
 
 Fisher, .S., Christian's Monitor '399 
 
 Fisher, Tho. (King's), Verses 34(''') 
 
 Fisher, W. W. (Down.), Letter to Camb. 
 
 Horticultural Soc. 2179 bn 
 
 Fiske, E. F. (Emm.), Maitland Essay 2090* 
 
 Fits of Folly 1793 
 
 Fitzgerald, Edw. (Trin.); i<. Allen 2389, 
 
 Gownsman 1742 ((^) 
 Fitzgerald, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Fitzgerald, W. T. ; ik Camb. Portfolio. 1993 
 
 Fitzmaurice, Lord E. (Trin.); v. Light 
 
 Blue 2464 
 
 Fitzrandolfe, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 27 
 
 Fitzwilliam, Ric. (Tr. Hall), Verses 556, 564 
 
 Fitzwilliam Mu.seum, Catalogue of MSS., 
 
 2671; Handbook, 2248; Paintings, &c., 
 
 iq6i ; View, 3007 ; v. Babington 2472, 
 
 2473, Birch 2655, Correspondence 2268, 
 
 Selwyn 2443, 2444 
 Flathers, Tho. (Sid.), Verses 39
 
 INDEX, 
 
 23 
 
 NUMIiER 
 
 Flathers, \Vm. (Sid.), Verses 34 (^), 39, 47, 
 
 2888 
 Flaxman, John, Drawings of "Ceres" r'. 
 
 Clarke 1487 
 
 Fleet, A. (Cath.), Verses 66 
 
 Fleetwood, Arth. (Queens'), Verses 2897 
 
 Fleetwood, Ch. (King's), Verses 395 
 
 Fleetwood, Jas. (King's), Verses 34 (rf), 
 
 137. 2S97, 2900 __ 
 Fleetwood, Jo. (King's), Verses 2897 
 
 Fleetwood, Wm. (King's), Charges 401, 
 1027, 1034; Education of Children, 856; 
 Essay on Miracles, 857 ; Four Sermons, 
 916 ; 71. Observations 918, Papists not 
 excluded from the throne on account of 
 Religion, 1144 ; Reasonable Communi- 
 cant 1154, 1225, 1231, 1251, 1315 ; Ser- 
 mons iSSbn, 879, 954, 955, 956, 975, before 
 Etonians 854, before H. of Commons 327, 
 before the King 974, before the Queen 
 331, on death of Duke of Gloucester 872 ; 
 Short Office for Holy Communion 1 225(1^), 
 1251 ; Verses, 171 , v. Letter 964, 
 Thanksgiving Sermon in Verse 957 
 Fletcher, Edw. (Pemb.), Verses _ 28S8 
 
 Fletcher, Giles (Trin.), Christ's Virtorie 
 24 BN, 45, 3186, 3288, 3402; De Uteris 
 antiquae Britanniae, 3300; Verses, 218 
 Fletcher, J. ; 7'. F. , J. 3106 
 
 Fletcher, Phineas (King's), Locustae, 36, 
 3244 ; Piscatorie Eclogs, 49 ; Purple 
 Island, 49, 3301 ; Sylva Poetica, 3302 ; 
 Verses, 19 
 Fletcher, \Vm. (King's), Verses 444 
 
 Fletewood, f. Flcetivood 
 
 Fleur de Lys (Chr. Coll. Magazine) 2567 
 
 Flitcroft, Hen. (Corp.), Verses 537, 546, 556 
 
 Flower, Ben., National Sins considered, 
 800 BN ; Proceedings of the H. of Lords, 
 838; Funeral Sermon by Fox, 1734; 
 Books sold by, 811, 829, 1442 
 Flud, Rog. (Job.), Verses 220 
 
 Fontaine, Jas., Accuracy of Simeon's True 
 
 Test 1446(8) 
 
 Foote, Ch. (Emm.), Verses 556, 564 
 
 Forbes, F., Improvement of Waste Lands 1201 (c) 
 Forbes, G. H. (Down.), Burney Essay 21 11* 
 Forby, R. (Caius), Vocabulary of East 
 
 Anglia _ 1751 iin 
 
 Fordham, J. H., Memories of 2S28 
 
 Fordham, Cambs., Parish History, Bell, 
 
 2599 ; %K Wilson, 2222 
 Fordyce, Dr. Jas. ; v. Robinson 1307 
 
 Forester, Ric. (Pemb.), Verses 499 
 
 Forester, Wm. (Pemb.), Verses 444 
 
 F'orm S: Manner of making Deacons 825 
 
 Form of f^rayer for Addenbrooke's IIosp. 605 
 Forster, R. H. & \V. Harris (Joh.), His- 
 tory of Lady Margaret Boat Club 2860 
 Forster Tho. (Queens'), Verses 444 
 Forster, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 112 
 Forsyth, W. (Trin.); v. Light Blue 2464, 
 
 Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 Fosbrooke, John, Six Sermons 3303 
 
 Foss, Mr. ; -'. Acad. Cant. Lachrymae 218 
 
 Foster, Ed. (Queens'), Verses 183 
 
 Foster, John (King's), Verses 484, 499 
 
 Foster, J. E. CTrin.); v. Antiquarian 
 
 Soc. 1992 (i^,c) 
 
 Foster, Michael (Trin.), Medical Educa- 
 tion at Camb., 2698; Studies from the 
 Physiol. Laboratory, 2608 bn 
 Foster, Tho. (Joh. ?), Farewell Ode 774 iin 
 
 Foster, W. K. ; t. .Vntiquarian Soc. 1992 (r) 
 
 Fotheby, Ch. (Trin.), Verses 39 
 
 Fotheby, Ch. (Jes.), Verses 47 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Foulmire-Lane ; v. Stickwood 2925 
 
 Foundation of Morals, by Eugenius 1959 
 
 Foundation of the Univ. (i65i)246(/j), 263, 
 
 (1672) 2901, (MS. by John Scot) 2945 
 Fountaine, B. Price (Clare), Verses 537, 556 
 
 Fovargue, S. (Joh.), New Catalogue of 
 
 Vulgar Errors 584 bn 
 
 Fowell, John (King's), Verses 170 
 
 Fowler, J., Verses 32 
 
 Fowler, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 444 
 
 Fowler, Rob. (Magd.), Verses 546 
 
 Fownes, G. (Pet.), Verses 183 
 
 Fox, C. J. ; V. Lamb 2349 
 
 Fox, John, Preface to Pilkington 4 
 
 Fox, W. J., Funeral Sermon of B. Flower 1734 
 Foxcroft, E. (King's), Verses 112 
 
 Foxley, los. (Joh.), Burney Essay, 2111*; 
 
 Sermons, 1434 (I'*?; 
 Fr., N. (Clare), Verses ig 
 
 Fragment, A 1182* 
 
 Fragment, Another 1182** 
 
 Fragment, Key to the, by King 1204 
 
 Fraigneau, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 454, 484 
 
 Fran., Ed. (Chr.), Verses 27 
 
 France, Fra. (Job.), Sermons 1434(12.51 
 
 France, John (Pet.), Ver,ses 112, 2894, 2897 
 
 Francis, Alban ; v. Cambridge Case 326 
 
 Francis, H. R. (Joh.); z'. Camb. E.ssays 2251 
 Francis, John (Magd.), Verses 174 
 
 Franck, M. (Pemb.), Verses 2888 
 
 Francklin, Ric. (Pet.), Verses 221 
 
 Francklin, Tho. (Trin.), Sermon 1165 bn 
 
 Frank, J. (King's), Verses 484 
 
 Frankiand, Wm. (Jes.), Verses 137 
 
 Frankland, Wm. (Sid.), Verses 2900 
 
 Franklin, Ed. (Chr.), Verses 32 
 
 Franklin, John (Caius), Verses 174 
 
 Franks, A. W. (Trin.); v. Antiquarian 
 
 Soc. 1992(a) 
 
 Franks, J. C. (Trin.), Hulsean Essay, 
 1422(71; Hulsean Lectures, i6i6(3); The 
 Morning Univ. Sermon, 2308 ; Norrisian 
 Essays, 1424 C* lO) ; Study of Public 
 Reading, &c. , 2286 bn ; zi. Poll 1633 
 Eraser, Ch. (Trin.), Verses 137, 2900 
 
 Free Thoughts on Univ. Education ugg 
 
 Freeman, E. A., Introduction to Farren's 
 
 Ely, 2735(?): 7'. Jebb 2641 
 Freeman, G. E. (Joh.), Seatonian Poem i433(-*i 
 Freeman, John (Clare), Verses 537, 546, 556 
 
 Freeman, John (Trin.), Exercise for M.B. 398 
 Freeman, P. (Trin., Pet.), Church Princi- 
 ples, 2023 ; Proportion in Gothic Archi- 
 tecture, 2135 U); V. Camden Soc. 1976 
 ((/, hh bn), Conybeare 2020 
 Freman, M. (King's), Verses 32, 35 
 
 French, W. (Cams, Pemb., Jes.), Address 
 to the Senate, 1644 bn, 1645; Observa- 
 tions on .Sedgwick's Reply, 1663, 1645 ; 
 V. Bernard 1787, Sedgwick 1652. 1671 
 F'rend, Wm. (Chr.), Account of Proceed- 
 ings, 767, 1334(c); Animadversions on 
 Pretyman, 1328(c), 1413 ; Coulthurst's 
 blunder.sexposed, 1335, 1339(1^) ; Extracts 
 from writings, y66(i/); Letter to Bp. of 
 Chester, 1339; Peace & Union, 765 bn, 
 766, I334(/'), 1360; Thoughts on Sub- 
 scription, 1328, 1334; ?'. Address 736, 
 Dyer 1348, Proceedings in Court of 
 Delegates 766(c), Sequel 1334(4^), 1382, 
 Trial 766 
 P'rere, Miss A. ; v. Tatler 2578 
 
 Frere, Sir H. Bartle E. ; Z'. Jebb 2641 
 
 Frere, John ; 7/. Hippocrates 2890 
 
 Frere, J. A. (Trin.), Christian Advocate 
 Publications, i503('> i'); Sermon, 1582(12)
 
 24 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Frere, J. H. ; v. Museum Criticum 1544 
 
 Frere, P. H. (Trin.), Suggestions on Sta- 
 tutes, 2309 liN ; V. Merivale 2315, Wells 
 2365 
 Fresh Hints, or a New Camb. Guide 1550 
 
 Freston, Anth. (Clare), Verses on H.M.'s 
 
 Birthday 2930 bn 
 
 Friendly Advice to C. Middleton 1132 
 
 Friendly and Honest Advice to the Vice- 
 Chancellor 1200 
 Friendly Society Articles 161 1 
 Frisney, G. (Magd.), Verses 34 C'^') 
 Frith, John, Mirrour, &c., 229(c): v. Pre- 
 paration 229 {b') 
 Fritsch, Caspar ; v. Cellarius 356 
 Frodsham, J. (King's), Verses 108 
 Frost Almanack (1627) 3242 
 Frost, A. H. (Joh.), Solutions of Problems, 
 
 1421* ; V. 1976* 
 Frost, Ben. (Caius), Verses 427 
 
 Frost, John (Joh.)i Sermons 107 bn 
 
 Fry, Lord Justice ; v. Hill 2090* 
 
 Fry, Tho., Sermon 1794 
 
 Fryer, T. Skeels ; v. Chatteris 2156 
 
 Fulbourn, Cambs. ; v. Clarke 1604 
 
 Fulford, \Vm. (Pemb., Oxon.), Oxford & 
 
 Camb. Mag. 2272 
 
 Fulforde, John (Magd.), Verses 58* 
 
 Fulham, John (Corp.), Verses 556, 564 
 
 Fulke,Wm.(Joh.), Against Allen& Frarine 2881 
 Fullarton, R. W. (Queens'); v. Lion 2311 
 
 Fuller, And. ; r/. Aspland 1509 
 
 Fuller, Sam. (Joh.), Verses 108 
 
 Fuller, Tho. (Queens', Sid.), Historyof the 
 Univ., 1999, 2000; Holy & Profane 
 State, 91, 3436, 3502 ; Holy Warre, 62, 
 91, 3388, 3403, 3484 ; Verses, 39, 47 
 Fuller, Tho. (Chr.), Verses io8 
 
 Fullerton, John (Emm.), Verses 499 
 
 Fust, Sir H. J. ; v. 1976 (««) 
 Fynes, Rob. (Trin.); v. Clinton, R.F. 
 
 G., C, Watchword for Warre 
 
 3093 
 
 G., G. (King's), Verses 
 
 34(«) 
 
 G., G. (Job.), Verses 
 
 108 
 
 G., G. (Pet.), Verses 
 
 190 
 
 G., L. (Trin.), Verses 
 
 19 
 
 G., N. ; V. Sohn 
 
 3069 
 
 G., P. ; 1'. Greaves, P. 
 
 
 G., R. (Chr.), Verses 
 
 34(«)- 43 
 
 G., T. (Trin.), Verses 
 
 34(«) 
 
 G., W. (King's). Verses 
 
 199 
 
 Gaches, Dan. (King's), Verses 
 
 S'S. 546, 564 
 
 Gadfly, The 
 
 2851 
 
 Gadow, H. ; v. Antiquarian Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Gaell, E. (King's), Verses igo 
 
 Gage, J. (Corp.), Verses 454 
 Gainsborough, Hen. Earl of (King's), 
 
 Verses 537, 546 
 
 Gale, Ch. (Magd.), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Gale, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 Gale, Tho. (Trin.), Opuscula Mythologica, 
 
 144 BN ; Verses, 108, 112, 137, 2897 
 
 Galen, de Temperamentis i, 3025 
 
 Gaily, John (Tr. Hall), Verses 537 
 
 Galton, Fr. (Trin.); v. Camb. Essays 2251 
 Galtruchius ; v. Gaultruche 
 
 Gamlingay ; y. Jenings 898 
 
 Gandy, J. (Sid.), Verses 537, 546 
 
 Canning, Ni. (Corp.), Verses 34 (fl?), 39 
 
 Gardener, Dan. (Cath.), Verses 66 
 
 Gardiner, J. (Corp.), Verses 112 
 
 Gardiner, Luke (Joh.), Verses 564 
 
 Gardiner, Rob. (King's), Verses 34 (f^)) 47 
 
 Gardiner, Sam. (Corp.), Verses 66 
 
 Gardner, John ("Trin.), Verses 183 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Gardner, P. (Chr.): v. Philol. Trans. 2748 
 
 Garland, R., artist : v. Winkles 1968 
 
 Garnett, Bar. (Sid.), Verses 444 
 
 Garnett, John (Sid.), .Sermons 461 bn, 472, 
 
 at Whitehall 1133 ; Verses, 444 
 Garnham, R. E. ("Trin.), Commemoration 
 Sermon in Trin., 1370, 1371 ; Review of 
 Hey's Sermon, 1340 bn 
 Garnons, John (Emm.), Verses 32 
 
 Garrard, John (King's), Verses 47 
 
 Garrett, S. (Pet.), Le Bas Essay 2160* 
 
 Garrick Club, Album, Camb. 1903 
 
 Garthwait, Hen. (Chr.), Monotessaron 52 BN, 3319 
 Garway, P. (King's), Verses 27 
 
 Garway, Wm. (Pemb.), Verses 2888 
 
 Gascoign, Nic. (York), Verses 220 
 
 Gaskarth, John (Pemb.), Concio, 210 ; Ser- 
 mon, 2og BN 
 Gaskin, Geo., Sermon at Mepal & Sutton 1309 bn 
 Gassend, P., Institutio Astronomica 354 BN 
 
 Gataker, Ch. (Sid.), Theological treatises 
 
 (ALS.), 2949 BN : Verses, 47 
 Gataker, Tho. (Job., Sid.), Wotton's_ De- 
 fence, 71 BN, 3419; Marcus Antoninus, 
 95 ; Ver'ies, 221 ; z'. Saltmarsh, 57* 
 Gataker, Tho. (Clare), Verses 2900 
 
 Gathercole, M. A. (Sid.); v. Chatteris 2156 
 
 Gaudy, Wm. (Caius), Verses _ 39, 2888 
 
 Gaultrucbe, P. Mathematicae Institutio 136 bn 
 Gawton, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 444 
 
 Gazette & Independent Press ; v. Hatfield 1615 
 Gazetteer of Cambs. 2201 
 
 Gearing, Tho. (King's), Verses 43, 112, 2897 
 
 Gearing, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 183 
 
 Ged, Wm., Biographical memoir 1305 
 
 Geddes, Alex., Coulthurst's Univ. Sermon 
 
 in verse 1389 bn 
 
 Gedge, Jos. (Caius) ; v. Light Blue 2464 
 
 Geldard, C. (Trin.); v. Poll. 2877 
 
 Cell, Rob. (Chr.), Verses 35, 56*, 58*, 2894 
 
 Cell, W., artist. Drawing of Eleusis, v. 
 
 Clarke, 1487 
 Geminus, Papyrius, Hermathena i, 3027 
 
 Gemote, v. Jemtnat, W. 
 
 Genese, R. W. ; v. Me.ssenger 2403 (^) 
 
 Genethliacum Carol! et Mariae 28, 39, 3277 
 
 Geoponica, Needham 362 
 
 George III., Funeral Sermon i434(^''' 
 
 George IV., Funeral Sermon 1747 
 
 George, Dav. ; v. Family of Love 223* 
 
 George, Wm. (King's), Verses, 484, 499 ; 
 
 V. Barford, 519 
 Gerard, Fra. (Cath.), Verses _ 2888 
 
 Gerhard, John, Golden Chaine, 3289 ; 
 Meditationes, 3320; Meditations, Win- 
 terton, 3245, 3278, 3336, 3373, 3404*, 
 3461 ; Prayers, 3336, 3373, 3404*, 3461 ; 
 Prayers, 3336, 3373, 3404*, 34^1 : Summe 
 of Christian Doctrine, 3404 
 Gibbon, Ch., Order of Equalitie 3148 
 
 Gibbon, Edw. ; z<. Jenyns, 1325 ; Roman 
 
 History-, 7>. Disney, 741 
 Gibbons, A., Ely Episcopal Records 2866 
 
 Gibbons, Jas. (Trin.), Verses 452 
 
 Gibbons, Tho., Fire at Barnwell 1256 bn 
 
 Gibson, C. (Trin.), Verses 2888 
 
 Gibson, Edni., Sermon 1035 BN 
 
 Gibson, John, Sermons 1434 C") 
 
 Gibson, John (Clare), Verses 427 
 
 Gibson, Kennet (Chr.), Verses 499 
 
 Gibson, T. M. ; v. Placards 1975 
 
 Gideon, Sir Sampson ; v. Poll 683 
 
 Gilbank, W. (Job.), Verses 546 
 
 Gilbert, John (Chr.), Verses 183, 190 
 
 Gilbert, fohn (Emm.), Verses 515 
 
 Gilbert, Ralph (Tr. Hall), Verses 199
 
 INDEX. 
 
 25 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Giles, A. (Joh.), Verses 137 
 
 Giles, P. (Caius, Emm.); ■'■ Philol. Trans. 2748 
 Gill, Abr. ; v. .\ns\ver 867 
 
 Gill, Wm. (Joh.), Flights of Fancy 1344 bn 
 
 Gill, Wm. (Cath.), Verses 499 
 
 Gill, W. A. (Magd.); z: Poll 2877 
 
 Gilly, W. S. (Caius), Academic Errors 1576 
 
 Gilpin, Rand. (King's), V^erses 27, 32 
 
 Gilpin, Wm., Observations on Cambs., &c. 1488 
 Gilson, ^ ; ?'. Bennet 359 
 
 Ginger, Wm., Bookseller to Westminster 
 
 School ; V. 1332 
 
 Gipps, J. (Caius), Verses 170 
 
 Girdlestone, S., Guide to Ely Court of 
 
 Quarter Sessions 1646 bn 
 
 Girdlestone, W. H. (Chr.), The Poll 
 
 Course 2397 BN 
 
 Girton College, Reports, &c., 2680; v. 
 
 2660, 2744, 2765 
 Gisbome, Fra. (Pet.); v. Camb. Essays 2251 
 Gisburne, John (Soham) ; z'. Aspland 1509 
 
 Gladstone, W. E. ; -■. Blakesley 1925 
 
 Glaisher, J. W. L. (Trin.), Math. Tripos, 
 2829 ; On Essays for Smith's Prizes, 
 2699 BN ; Solutions of Problems, 1421* ; 
 V. Messenger, 2403 (^) 
 Glanfield, Ric. (Pemb.), Verses 56* 
 
 Glanvile, Ric. (Pemb.), Verses 39 
 
 Glascock, Chr. (Cath.), Verses 56* 
 
 Glascoke, Hen., Verses 218 
 
 Glazebrook, R. T. (Trin.), Mechanical Sc. 
 
 Tripos 2839 
 
 Gledhill, — ; v. Bennet 359 
 
 Glegg, J. (Trin.), Verses 564 
 
 Glen, And. (Jes.), Verses X74, 199 
 
 Glenister, Edm., High Sheriff v. 394 
 
 Glisson, Fr. (Tr. Hall), Verses 112 
 
 Gloucester, Wm. Fred., Duke of. Portrait, 
 V. Harraden, 1541 ; v. Beverley 1809, 
 Election 2951, Poll 1513, Watson 1836 
 Gloucestershire : 580 ; Bristol 120, 840, 
 1146, 1319, 1393, 1784, 2944*(c), (Diocese) 
 459, 629, 917, 1694, 1740, 1896, 1904 ; 
 Campden, 480; Cheltenham, 1976 (ff), 
 2332; Cirencester, 1341,1385; Clifton, 
 2492 ; Dean Forest, 1655 ; Edgworth, 
 2930 ; Gloucester 585, 2334, (Diocese) 
 90, 223(c), 527, 541, 853, 1386, 1501, 
 2397 ; Leachlade 274, Meysey Hampton 
 i976(r), Rissington (Broad) 853; Rod- 
 marton, 1482 ; Stroud, 2514 ; Todington, 
 229 («) 
 Glover, T. A., Fruits of Endowments 2001 
 
 Glover, Wm., Memoirs of a Camb. 
 
 Chorister 2815 
 
 Glynn, Rob. (King's), Seatonian Poem, 
 
 531 BN, 839 ; Verses, 515 
 Goad, Chr. (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Goad, Geo. (King's), Verses, 34 id), 35, 39, 
 
 43, 47, 2888, 2894 
 Goad, Rog. (King's), Verses 221 
 
 Goad, Tho. (King's, D.D.), Verses. 19, 27, 
 32. 34, 47. S6*, 58*, 221 ; v. Collection, 
 408 
 Goad, Tho. (King's, LL.D.), Verses, 39, 
 
 43> 47. 56*, 58*, 66, 2888, 2894, 2900 
 Goad, Tho. (Pet.), Verses 47 
 
 God and the King 3208 
 
 Godbold, John (Queens'), Verses 174 
 
 Goddard, Hen. (Job.), Verses 427 
 
 Goddard, Pet. Ste. (Clare), Sermon, 594BN ; 
 
 Verses, 556, 564 
 Godfrey, Hen. ((Queens'), Autograph, 1450; 
 
 V. Queens', 1623 
 Godman, Wra. (King's), Filius Heroiim, 
 278 ; Verses, 112, 137 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Godolphin, Fr. (King's), Verses 199 
 
 Godolphin, Fra., Lord; 7k View of King's 2982 
 Goeree, I., Frontispiece in Virgil 351 
 
 Goethe ; z). He.xameters 2113 
 
 Golborne, Jas., Report on outfall of the 
 
 Ouse, 1345 ; V. Walton, 1355 
 Golborne, John, Report on Middle & 
 
 South Levels, 1287; 7: Queries, I259(^) 
 Goldfinch, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 27, 34 (rf), 35 
 Goldie, J. H. D. (Joh.) ; v. Treherne 2794 
 
 Golius, I'heoph., Epitome Moralis Aristo- 
 
 telis 3321 
 
 Gooch, John (Caius), Verses 484 
 
 Gooch, Tho. (Caius), Funeral Sermon, 
 
 924 ; Sermon before H. of Commons, 
 
 917 BN 
 
 Goodall, Edw. (King's), Verses 2900 
 
 Goodall, H. (Caius), Sermon 483 bn 
 
 Goode, John (Emm.), Verses 183 
 
 Goode, Tho. ; v. Fovargue 584 
 
 Goodfellow, Chr. (Queens'), Verses 199 
 
 Goodlad, Tho. (Sid.), Verses 183, 2900 
 
 Goodman, A., artist ; 7>. Miller 2701 
 
 Goodman, Cardell (Job.), Verses 47, 2888 
 
 Goodman, N. (Pet.) ; t. Antiquarian Soc. 1992(c) 
 Goodrick, John (Jes.), Verses 47 
 
 Goodrick, R. (Pemb.), Verses 137 
 
 Goodricke, John (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Goodwin, C. W. (Cath.); v. Antiquarian 
 Soc. iqg2(a,b,c,d), Camb. Essays 2251 
 Goodwin, Harvey (Caius), Address to 
 Church Schoolmasters' Assoc, 2151 ; 
 Hulsean Lectures, i6i5{"15); Humilia- 
 tion Sermon at St. Edward's, 2240; 
 Plain Thoughts on Baptism, 2180 bn; 
 Reply to Letter from Archbishops, 2526 ; 
 Sermons, 1434 (IW* 113132)^ 2378; z/. Jour- 
 nal 2242, Lent Sermons 2431 
 Goodwin, L (Queens'), Verses 27 
 
 Goodwin, Jas. (Corp.), Six Ballads from 
 MS. in Corpus, 2078 bn ; v. Antiq. Soc. 
 1992 (a) 
 Goodwin, John (Queens'), Verses 32 
 
 Gordon, A. (Trin.); v. Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 
 Gordon, John (Emm.), Address to the 
 Senate, 1246; New Estimate of Manners, 
 540 BN ; Verses, 484 ; 7/. Hey, 632 
 Gordon, Hon. J. H. (Trin.) ; v. Light 
 
 Blue 2464 
 
 Gordon, S. W. (Trin.), Verses 546 
 
 Gordon, Tho., Tryal of Whiston H03 bn 
 
 Gordon, W. (Corp.), Verses 484 
 
 Gore, H. (Cath.), Verses 170 
 
 Gore, Tho. (King's), Verses 39 
 
 (Gorges, Fr. (Clare), Verses _ 56* 
 
 Gorham, G. C. (Queens'), Proceedings of 
 Bible Society Meeting, 1532 bn ; v. Poll, 
 
 1595 
 
 Gorham, G. M. (Trin.), Burney Essay 2111* 
 
 Goringe, Ch. (Jes.), Verses 58* 
 Gosse, Edm. (Trin.); j'. Christ's Coll. Mag. 2826 
 
 Gostlin, Jo. (Caius), Verses 19, 32 
 
 Gostling, Hen. (Corp.), Verses 2900 
 Gostwyke, Rog., Anatomie of Ananias, 
 
 3212 ; Verses, 218, 221 
 
 Gouge, Tho. (King's), Verses 47 
 
 Gough, Ric. ; V. Kihier 134T 
 
 Goulburn, E. M. ; v. Lent Sermons 2431 
 
 Goulburn, Hen. (Trin.); v. Russell 1831 
 
 Goulson, Theod. ; v. Aristotle 339 BN 
 
 Goulston, Ric. (Trin.), Verses 174 
 Goulston, Theod. ; 71. Goulson 
 
 Goulstone, Ger., Verses 218 
 
 Gourrier, K. B., Sermon 1981 
 
 Gow, Jas. (Trin.); v. Philol. Trans. 2748 
 
 Gower, Evers. (Chr., Jes.), Verses 39, 58*
 
 26 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 C'lOwer, Humph. (Joh.), Verses, 137, 174, 
 
 183, 2900; V. St. John, 367 
 Gower, John, Ovid's Festivalls, 3409 ; 
 
 Verses, 56* 
 Gower, S., Reminiscence of Camb. 2102 
 
 Gownsman, The, 1761 ; v. 1742(1^), 1744, 1762 
 Grabe, J. E. ; v. Whiston 909, 910 
 
 Gradu.-iti Cantabrigienses : (1787)721, 721*; 
 (1800)839 ; (1823) 1647, 1648, 2956 ; (1846) 
 2103; (1856) 2269; (1872) 2609; (1884) 
 2803*; Graduates in Theology, 2643 
 Gradus ad Cantabrigiam 1440, 1664, 1665 
 
 Graecae ('»rammatices Compendium 3485 
 
 Grafton, Duke of (Trin.) ; v. Pearson 832 
 
 Graham, C. C. (Trin.); v. Camb. Essays 2251 
 Graham, David (King's), Verses 484 
 
 Graham, Geo. (King's), Telemachus, 
 
 1244 bn; Verses, 484, 499 
 Graham, John (Chr.), Sermons 1434 (« 56 72), 
 2024, 2088, at re-opening of Round Church 
 i976(//); at visitation, 2104 ; in Christ's 
 Coll., 1848 BN, 1840 
 Graham, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 556 
 
 Gransden, Great; Z'. Jenings 899 
 
 Gransden, Little ; v. Act 1529 
 
 Grant, Sir A. C. (Joh.); v. Placards 1975 
 
 Grant, A. R. (Trin.), Sermon 1582 ("* 
 
 Granta 2025 
 
 Granta (second series) 2026 
 
 Granta, Reply to i960 
 
 Granta, The (Periodical) 2855 
 
 Grantchester, History, by Widnall 2652 
 
 Gratulatio Acad. Cant. (1623) 34, 3231 ; 
 (1733) 428(3), 444; (1736) 42S(<:), 452; 
 (1748) 427(1^), 428(«), 484. 485; (1761) 
 546 ; (1762) 556 ; (1763) 564 
 Gravity, Philosophical enquiry into 1051 
 
 Gray, John (Corp.), Verses 183 
 
 Gray, Patrick, Lord of Fermiling, Latin 
 
 version of verses of James L 218 
 
 Gray, Tho. (Pet., Pemb.), Poetical Works 
 1414, with Life 1329; Elegy, Greek 
 versions by Denman 2566, Plumptre 
 1386, Latin by Anstey & Roberts 552, 
 Munro 2609*, Wakefield 654 ; Lines on 
 Etough quoted, 1137 ; Ode at Installa- 
 tion, 595 BN ; Verses, 452 ; v. Conver- 
 sations, 1907 
 Great St. Andrew's, v. St. Andrew^ s 
 Greaves, P., Grammatica anglicana 3078 
 
 Greek, Compulsory 2865 
 
 Greek Odes ; zk Prolusiones 1419 
 
 Greek Types, Oxford ; v. Novum Test. 40 
 
 Greek & Latin Prize Poems 1822 
 
 Green, And. (Trin.), Norrisian Essay 818 bn 
 
 Green, Ch. (Jes.), Letter to Wodehouse 2060 bn 
 Green, Chr. (Caius), Verses 395 
 
 Green, G. (Emm.), Verses 174 
 
 Green, John (Joh.), Commencement Ser- 
 mon, 488 BN ; Principles & Practices of 
 the Methodists, 547 ; Verses, 499, 546 ; 
 V. Academic 1193, Considerations 1198 
 Green, John (Joh.), Verses 43, 47 
 
 Green, Rob. (Clare), Truth of Christian 
 
 Religion, 381 bn ; Verses, 427 
 Green, Bp. Tho. ; v. Greene 
 Green, Wm. (Magd.), Verses, 39, 58* ; 
 
 Verses to, by Saltmarsh, 57* 
 Green, Wm. (Clare), Translation of Poeti- 
 cal parts of Old Test., 6S9 ; of Isaiah, 
 648 ; of Prayer of Habakkuk, 516 bn 
 Green, W. C. (King's); v. Journal of 
 
 Philol. _ 2501 
 
 Greene, Carleton (Trin.); ?'. Light P)lue 2464 
 Greene, Edw. B. (Corp.); Cam : an Elegy, 
 1247 BN ; V. Fawkes 1250* 
 
 NOMBER 
 
 Greene, John ; v. Light Blue 2464 
 
 Greene, Rob. ; v. Green 
 
 Greene, Ep. Tho. (Corp.), Principles of 
 
 Religion, 1292, 1323; Sermons, 1036 BN, 
 
 1059 ; Verses, 395 
 Greene, Tho. (Corp.), Verses 444 
 
 Greenhill, A. G. (Joh., Emm.), Solutions 
 
 of Problems, 1421* ; 7'. Messenger 2403(^) 
 Greenhill, Wm. (Sid,), Verses _ 32 
 
 Greenshields, J., Revival of Arian Heresy 897 bn 
 Greenwood, John, Syntaxis et prosodia 3059 
 
 Greenwood, John (Pet.), Sermon 1434 C'^' 
 
 Greenwood, J. G. ; v. Jebb 2641 
 
 Greenwood, Wm. (Joh.), Poem written 
 
 during shooting excursion 1324 I'M 
 
 Gregory, D. F. (Trin.) ; v. Math. Journal 1976* 
 Gregory, O., bookseller; v. Towgood 821 
 
 Gregory, Williams (Corp.), Verses 395 
 
 Greig, John, engraver ; v. Antiquarian 
 
 Itinerary 2999, Dyer 1537 
 Greive, Ric. (Trin.), Verses 537 
 
 Grene, John (Emm.), Verses 199 
 
 Grenville, Geo., Lord Lansdowne ; v. Col- 
 batch 2920 
 Grenville, T., Autograph 218 
 Gresham, Marmad. ; v. Speculum 275 
 Greswold, Ric. (Trin.), Verses 2897 
 Gretton, Ch. (Trin.), Verses _ 444 
 Gretton, F. E. (Joh.), Elmsleiana 1821 
 Gretton, Marcus (Pemb.), Verses 454 
 Gretton, Phillips (Trin.), Condones, 441 ; 
 
 Neque Essentia Dei, &c., 435 bn 
 Grey, Ant. de (Trin.), Verses 395 
 
 Grey, Booth (Queens'), Verses 537 
 
 Grey, Ch. ; v. Popple 1366 
 
 Grey, Hen. de (Trin.), Verses 395 
 
 Grey, Hon. John (Queens'), Verses 546, 556, 564 
 Grey, Wm. de (Tr. Hall), Verses 454 
 
 Grey, Zach. (Jes., Tr. Hall), Butler's 
 
 Hudibras, 467 bn, v. Heberden, 1351 ; 
 
 Chronological Account of Earthquakes, 
 
 492 ; Looking-Glass for Schismaticks, 
 
 1044; Me.nioirs of Baker, 703; Review 
 
 of Neal's Hist, of Puritans, 468 
 Gribble, J. (Emm.), Verses 546, 556 
 
 Gribelin, S., engraver 419, 422 
 
 Griffith, A. F. (Chr.); v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Griffith, C. (Schol. Perc. Praepos.), Verses 112 
 CJriffith, Josias (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Griffith, Jo. (Trin.), Verses 183 
 
 Griffith, W. (Joh.): v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Griffiths, J., Enactments in Parliament 2525 
 
 Grigg, Tho., Funeral Sermon on Patrick 282 
 
 Grigg, Wm. (Clare), Verses 395 
 
 Grignion, C, engraver, 587, 1194, 1213, 
 
 1241, 1250*, 2923 
 Grimshaw, T. S., Wrongs of the Clergy of 
 
 Peterborough 1423 (•'6' 
 
 Grimston, Geo. (Sid.), Verses 444 
 
 Grose's Antiquities ; 7'. Kilner 1341 
 
 Grosvenor, B., The temper of Jesus towards 
 
 enemies 713 bn 
 
 Grote, J. (Trin.), Remarks on proposals for 
 
 }iIoral Sc. 'Tripos, 2348 bn ; Sermon, 
 
 1582(1-*' ; 7'. Camb. Essays 2251 
 Grove, Bp. Rob. (Joh.), Verses 112, 2897 
 
 Grove, Rob. (Joh.), Verses 199, 395 
 
 Grover, John (King's), Verses 564 
 
 de Gruchy, W. ; v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Gruggen, F. J. (Joh-X Hulsean Essay 1422 (^•'i 
 Grundy, John, Report on River Witham 1241* 
 Guest, Edwin (Caius), Univ. Tests 2560 
 
 Guides toCambridge ; 7>. Cambridge Gitides 
 Guilford, Earl of; ?'. Maniakes 1649 
 
 Gjiston, Jos. (Trin.), Verses 39 
 
 Gunning, — ; v. Corporation 1816
 
 INDEX. 
 
 27 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Gunning, Hen. (Chr.), Ceremonies of the 
 Univ., 1721 ; Extracts from Report, &c., 
 1982; Polls, 1799, 1913, 1914,2008,2094, 
 2119; Reminiscences. 2241, 2256: The 
 King versusthe Vice-Chancellor, i 666bn ; 
 z>. Corporation, 1S16 
 Gunning, Peter (Corp.) ; v. Saywell, iSi ; 
 
 Verses, 444, 2891, 2894 
 Gunpowder Plot, verses on 3157 
 
 Gurnay, Edm., Corpus Christi, 3221 ; Vin- 
 dication of second Commandment, 3389 
 Gustavus Adolphus ; v. Russell 51 
 
 Gutch, John, Collectanea Curiosa 1306 bn 
 
 Guthrie, T. A. ; v. Ansf^y, F. 
 Guthrie, W. M. (Tr. Hall), The Gadfly 2851 
 
 Guy, Geo. (Sid.), Verses 32 
 
 Guyon, Wm. (Magd.), Verses 183 
 
 Gwatkin, H. M. (Joh.), & F. Watson, 
 
 Theological Tripos 2568 
 
 Gwillim, Hen. ,ChargetoGrand Jury, Ely 1410BN 
 Gwinne, Dr. ; 7'. Anthony 226 
 
 Gybson, Ed. (Trin.), Verses 27 
 
 Gyles, Fletcher, Books sold by 1129 
 
 Gyraldus, Lilius, Interpretatiosymbolorum 
 
 F^thagorae 2914 (3) 
 
 H., F. (Trin.), Verses 
 H., G., Verses 
 H., G. (Pet.), Verses 
 H., I. (Trin.), Verses 
 H., J. ; "'. Huckman, J. 
 H., M. (Chr.), Verses 
 H., M. (Emm.), Verses 
 H., N. (King's), Verses 
 H., P. (Trin.), Verses 
 H., R. (Job.), Verses 
 H., R. (Job.), Verses 
 H., R. ; V. Perkins 
 H., S. (Jes.), Verses 
 H., S. (Job.), Verses 
 H., T. (thr.), Verses 
 H., T. (King's), Verses 
 H., T. (Trin.), Verses 
 
 56* 
 218 
 
 34(«) 
 19, 28(a) 
 
 34(«) 
 
 58* 
 
 34(«) 
 34(«) 
 34 C'^) 
 
 loS 
 3089 
 
 43 
 2900 
 
 28(^) 
 
 19 
 28 (rf) 
 
 Hacket, Bp. John (Trin.), Verses, 32 ; v. 
 
 Williams, 2906 
 Hackney Carriages : Bye-laws, &c. 2545 
 
 Haddon, Walt. (King's, Tr. Hall), Lucu- 
 
 brationes, 215^ ; Poemata, 2I5*((^)bn 
 Hager, H. ; v. Philol. Trans. 2748 
 
 Haggitt, John (Clare), Architectural No- 
 tices on Ely Cathedral, 1475; Sermon at 
 Visitation, 1415 bn 
 Hague, Prof. Ch. (Tr. Hall); v. Com- 
 mencement 1428 BN, Concerts 1512, 
 Smyth 1 51 5 
 Hailstone, ]'>lw.,jun. ; v. Antiq. Soc. i992(/',c) 
 Hake, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 32 
 
 Haliburton, Ant. (Caius), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Halifax, Ch. Montagu, Earl of (Trin.), 
 
 Verses 171, 175 
 
 Halkerston, Jas., Latin version of verses 
 
 of James I. 218 
 
 Hall, A. ; v. Messenger 2403((^) 
 
 Hall, Clifford (Joh.), Verses 199 
 
 Hall, I' ra. (King's), Verses 395 
 
 Hall, Fra. R. (joh.). Letter on defective 
 
 state of Theol. instruction 1823 bn 
 
 Mall, G. (Chr.), Verses 2888 
 
 Hall, <;eu. (King's), Verses 39, 47, 2888 
 
 Hall, H. T., Camb. Dramatic Album 2499 
 
 Hall, John (Joh.), Poems 87 BN, 3472 
 
 Hall, P.[). J<js. (Emm.), Verses, 220, 271 ; 
 Medal presented to, by the Synod of 
 Dort, 1275 
 Hall, Kic. (Clare, Chr., Pemb.), Life of 
 Bp. Fisher 268 bn 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Hall, Rob., Funeral Oration on Crabb ; v. 
 Palmer 13S5, Pulpit 1784; Modern In- 
 fidelity, 840 bn; Reflections on War, 
 1429 ; V. Flower 000, 838 ; Funeral Ser- 
 mon on, by J. Hughes, 1784 
 Hall, S. (Jes.), Verses 47 
 
 Hall, S. (Joh.), Verses 427 
 
 Hall, Wm. (Chr.), Verses 47, 56*, 2893 
 
 Hall, Wm. (King's), Verses 427 
 
 Hallam, A. H. (Trin.), Influence of Italian 
 works of Imagination, 1469 (-1 ; Philoso- 
 phical Writings of Cicero, 1469 (■' ; v. 
 Epilogue 1762(6), Shelley 1739 
 Hallam, H. A. ; tj. Arundines 2195 
 
 Hallam, John (King's), Verses 484, 499 
 
 Halles, Wm. (Chr.), Verses 190 
 
 Halley, Edm., Cometographia ; v. Whis- 
 
 ton 379, Verses in Newton 391 
 Halliday, Andr. ; v. A.D.C. 2277 
 
 Hallifax, Sam. (Jes., Tr. Hall), Analysis 
 of Roman Civil Law, 640; Life of Ogden, 
 1462 ; St. Paul's Doctrine of Justifica- 
 tion, S41 bn ; Sermons on Subscription, 
 6i8,_ 619; Verses, 537, 564; v. Main- 
 waring, 681 
 Halliwell-Phillipps, J. O. (Trin., Jes.), 
 Hints to Novices in MS. Literature, 
 1983 BN ; History of Freemasonry, 2002 ; 
 Jokes of Camb. Coffee-Houses, 2048 ; 
 MS. Rarities of Camb., 2027; v. Anthony 
 226, Antiq. Soc. i992(a, c), Sherman 
 2010 
 Halls, John (Joh.); v. Quaestiones 434 
 
 Halse, Jo. (Clare), Verses ig 
 
 Halsted, Caroline A., Life of Lady Mar- 
 garet ig73 
 Hamilton, N. E. S. A., Inquisitio Com. 
 
 Cant. 2659 
 
 Hamilton, Sir W. R. ; v. Math. Journal 
 
 1976*, Sedgwick 1726 
 Hammond, Sam. (King's), Verses 66 
 
 Hammond, Wm. (King's), Verses 66 
 
 Hammond, Wm. (Pemb.), Verses 2888 
 
 Hammond, Wm. (Job.), Behold the Lamb, 
 1 145; Medulla Ecclesiae, 1141 ; Marrow 
 of the Church, Part II., 1146 
 Hampshire : Basingstoke, 1209 ; Boldre, 
 1488; Bureton, 28o(i^); Isle of Wight 
 (Freshwater) 808, (Newport) 222 ; Ports- 
 mouth, 1928 : Southampton, 276 ; Strath- 
 fieldsay, 438; Tisted (East), 1042; Win- 
 chester, 1412, 1928, 2595, (Diocese) 
 223 W, 224, 438, 968, 1387, 208s, 2413, 
 (School) 217, 222, 244, 316, 400, 1128, 
 2576 ; Wootton, 1387 
 Hanburie, ¥.(\\v. (Sid.), Verses 2888 
 
 Hanburye, Nat. (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Hancocke, R. (Clare), Sermon before the 
 
 Lord Mayor 303 bn 
 
 Hancock, Wm. (Pemb.), Verses 19 
 
 Handel's Messiah 1428, 1813 
 
 Hankinson, Rob. (Chr.), Verses 484, 499 
 
 Hankinson, T. K. (Corp.), Seatonian 
 Poems, 1433(17-2'); The Druids, 1702; 
 Venice, 1693 bn 
 Hanmcr, Meredith; v. Treatise 2S81 
 
 Hanmer, Win. (King's), Verses 454, 515 
 
 Harbin, Geo. (Emm.), Verses 174 
 
 Hardcastlc, J. A. (Trin.); 7/. Camb. Port- 
 folio 1993 
 Hardcastlc, Sanfoord (Trin.), Verses 556, 564 
 H.irdiiig, IC, I'v: J. Scott, BcKjks sold by 1448 
 ll.uiling, Tho., Jewel's Treati.se against 217 bn 
 llardinge, Geo. (Trin.), Verses 546, 556, 564 
 Ihirdrcs. P. C(,>iii'cns'), .Sirinoii 257 «N, 3486 
 Hardship .'■L Danger of Subscriptions 1236
 
 28 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Hardwick, C. (Cath.); v. Catalogue of 
 MS. 2267, Journal 2242, Antiq. Soc. 
 1992 (a, c) 
 Hardwicke, Philip, 3rd Earl of; v. Letter 
 
 1756, Watson 1717 
 Hare, Fra. (King's), Sermons, 211 bn, 880; 
 
 Verses, 199 ; z>. Bentley 465, 921 
 Hare, Hugo (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Hare, J. C. (Trin.), Sermon, 1434 (''"); v. 
 Philol. Museum 1798, Translations 2113, 
 Beaumont 352 
 Hare, Prize Essays 2500 
 
 Hargrave, B. (Jes.), Verses 174 
 
 Harington, Wm. (Caius), Verses 87 
 
 Harison, G., Verses 218 
 
 Harley, G. D. ; v. Poet. Miscell. 1425 
 
 Harlton ; v. Churches 1976(9), Fisher 
 
 2814 
 Harmony of Confessions 4*, 3044 
 
 Harold, Anthony, Earl of ; v. Parne, 422; 
 
 V. Grey, Ant. de 
 Harper Ch., Books sold by 854, 916 
 
 Harper Hen., Sermon 1434(1'^') 
 
 Harraden, F., engraver 1775 
 
 Harraden, R., Costumes, 1459; Pictur- 
 esque Views of Camb., 841 bn ; v. Guide, 
 1453, 1614; Views, 2989— 93_ 
 Harraden, R. B., Cantabrigia Depicta, 
 1490, 1491 BN, 1511, 1541 ; Illustrations 
 of the Univ., 1754, 1755; Twelve Archi- 
 tectural Subjects, 1775 ; Water-colour 
 drawings, 1491 ; v. Beaufort 1973, Guide 
 1875, Scrap Book 3019, Views 2995 
 Harrington, Vill. (Clare), Verses 2894 
 
 Harris, Geo. (King's), Verses 515 
 
 Harris, John (King's), Verses 484, 499 
 
 Harris, John (Joh.), Verses 174 
 
 Harris, Sam. (Pet.), Verses 427 
 
 Harrison, Conyers, History of the Reign 
 
 of Queen Anne 469, 473 
 
 Harrison, Cornelius (Pemb.), Verses 444 
 
 Harrison, E. (Chr.), Verses 220 
 
 Harrison, Hen. (Caius), Verses 58*, 2888 
 
 Harrison, John (Trin.), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Harrison, John (Pet.), Verses 183 
 
 Harrison, John, On Banking the Fens 2922 
 
 Harrison, Tho. (Sid.), Verses 199 
 
 Harrison, Tho. (Trin.), Verses, 27, 35, 221 ; 
 
 V. Harryson 
 Harrison, Tho. (Trin.), Verses, 484, 499; 
 Inscription on his tombstone at Quy, 
 1 184 
 Harrison, Wm. (Cath.), Verses 58* 
 
 Harrison, Wm. ; v. Camb. Quar. Rev. 1814 
 
 Harrwood, John, Warning from the Lord 246(2') 
 Harryes, Geo. (Job.), Verses 39, 47 
 
 Harryson, The, Verses 21S 
 
 Hartshorne, C. H.(Joh.), Rook Rarities 1735 bn 
 Harvard, John, Memorial of 2804 
 
 Harvest, G. (Magd.), Verses 452, 454 
 
 Harvey, John (Clare), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Harvey, John (Pemb.), Verses 2888 
 
 Harvey, Wm., De circulatione sanguinis, 
 
 3508 ; V. Paget, 2184 
 Harward, A. (King's), Verses 43 
 
 Harwood, Sir B. (Chr.), Sjniopsis of Lec- 
 tures 1476 UN 
 Harwood, Jo. (Queens'), Verses 174 
 Harwood, Tho. (Emm.), Alumni Eto- 
 
 nenses 1396 bn 
 
 Haskins, C. E. (Joh.) ; v. Journal of Philol. 
 
 2501 ; Philol. Trans., 2748 
 Haslewood, Tho. (Corp.), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Haslingfield ; v. Churches i976('/) 
 
 Hatcher, I., Verses 218 
 
 Hatcher, Tho. (King's): v. Haddon 2is*bn 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Hatfield, Weston, Trial, &c., 1615 ; v. 
 
 Independent Press, 2936 
 Hatley St. George ; v. Kip 2966 
 
 Hatton, Chr. (Jes.), Verses 137, 2900 
 
 Hatton, Ric. (Sid.), Verses 34 (rf) 
 
 Haukesworth, Walt. (Trin.), Labyrinthus 231 (i5) 
 Hausted, P. (Queens'), Senile Odium 48 bn, 3304 
 Haviland, J. (Job.), Norrisian Essay 1424 (*'J 
 Haward, Sir Wm. ; v. Speculum patrum 275 
 Hawarden, Sam. (King's), Verses 19 
 
 Haweis, H. R. (Trin.); v. The Lion 231 1 
 
 Haweis, Tho. ; v. Milner _ _ 843 
 
 Hawenreuter, J. L., Synopsis Physices 
 
 Aristotelis 3079 
 
 Hawes, John (Jes.), Verses 537 
 
 Hawkins, Is. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Hawkins, John (Pemb.), Verses 395 
 
 Hawkins, John (Trin.), Verses 112 
 
 Hawkins, Wm. (Chr.), Corolla Varia, 3322 ; 
 
 Verses, 47, 56*, 58* 
 Hawtrey, Edw. (King's), Verses 34(^)i 47 
 
 Hawtrey, Edw. (King's), Verses 546, 556 
 
 Hawtrey, E. C. (King's); v. Arundines 
 
 2195, Translations 2113 
 Haxby, Steph. (Job.), Verses 27, 35 
 
 Hayes, J. (King's), Verses 452 
 
 Hayes, Tho. (Pemb.), Verses 444 
 
 Hayley, John (King's), Verses 183, igo, 199 
 
 Hayley, Wm. (Tr. Hall), Elegy, 677 bn ; 
 
 Verses, 556 
 Hay man, F., artist: -'. Student 1194, 
 
 Smart 1213 
 Hayman, H. ; v. Journal of Philol. 2501, 
 
 Philol. Trans. 2748 
 Haymes, T. (King's), Verses 108, 2S97 
 
 Hayne, Jos. (Sid.), Verses 66 
 
 Haynes, Hopton (Clare), Verses 427 
 
 Hayter, Tho. (King's), Remarks on Hume, 
 680 bn ; Sermon, 752 ; Two Sermons at 
 Whitehall, 1330 
 Hayter, Tho. (Emm.), Verses 427 
 
 Hayward, J., Verses 2893, 1882 
 
 Haj'ward, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Hazeland, W. (Job.), Verses 484 
 
 Head, Sir E. W. ; v. Philol. Museum 1798 
 
 Head, Meric (King's), Verses 137 
 
 Heard, J. B. (Caius), Hulsean Essay 1422 (^') 
 Hearding, T. (Job.), Verses 19 
 
 Hearne, Tho. ; zk Sprott, 999 ; extract 
 
 from, V. Geoponica, 362 
 Hearne, Tho., artist ; e^ Britannia Depicta 1480 
 Heath, Ben. (King's), Verses 537, 546, 556 
 
 Heath, Fr. (Corp.), Verses 47, 58* 
 
 Heath, Geo. (Corp.), Verses 47, 58*, 2888 
 
 Heath, John (Justice) ; v. Pepys 1545 
 
 Heath, Rob. (Corp.), Verses 58* 
 
 Heath, Wm. (Caius), Verses 174 
 
 Heathcote, J. M. (Joh.), Reminiscences of 
 
 Fen & Mere _ _ 2658 bn 
 
 Heathcote, Ra. (Jes.), Concio, 536 ; His- 
 
 toria Astronomiae, 482 bn 
 Heatly, Wm. (Cath.), Verses 66 
 
 Heaton, H. (Corp.), Verses _ 444 
 
 Heberden, Wm. (Joh.), Strictures on dis- 
 cipline of Univ. 1351 BN 
 Hebrew .Scholarships, Papers 1769 
 Heckford, Reyner(Jes.), Bookland & Folk- 
 land 641 BN 
 He Cometh up as a Freshman 2587 
 Hedges, Ch. (Pet.), Verses 499 
 Heeley, W. L. (Trin.) ; v. Oxford & Camb. 
 
 Mag. _ _ 2272 
 
 Heereboord, A., Ermeneia Logica 163 bn 
 
 Heigham, Fra. (King's), Verses 2894 
 
 Heins, J., artist 2975 
 
 Heins, T., artist 561, 562, 617
 
 INDEX. 
 
 29 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Heinsius, Dan., Crepundia Siliana, S8bn, 
 3473 ; Sacrae Exercitationes ad Nov. 
 Test., 64*, 3405 
 Hellenic Society, Camb. Branch, Rules 2750 
 Hemans, Mrs., ■:'. Camb. Prize Poems 1612 
 
 Hennebert, Ch. (French teacher), Verses 444, 452 
 Henrietta ^laria. Queen, Verses on death of 137 
 Henrj', Prince of Wales, Verses on death 
 of, 27 ; Nethersole's Funeral Oration, 
 28, 29 
 Henrj', Matt. ; 7'. Tallents 862 
 
 Henslow, J.S.Qoh.), AddresstoReformers, 
 2940; Address to Univ. on Botanic Gar- 
 den, 2105 ; A Reformer's Duty,i934 ; 
 Catalogue of British Plants, 1736, 1876; 
 Questions on Botany, 2200 ; Sermon, 
 1434 {'') ; Sketch of Lectures in Botany, 
 1824 BN ; Syllabus, 2141, 2228 ; 7'. Antiq. 
 Soc. 1992(3), Camb. Portfolio 1993, 
 Darwin 1874, Lamb 1694; Memoir, 
 2398 
 Hen wood, Jas. (Pemb.), Verses 183 
 
 Heraldry; r'. Ivory 2901, Scot 2945, Visi- 
 tation 2946 
 Heraldus, Des. ; "'. Minucius Felix 2917 
 
 Herbert, Geo. (Trin.), Oratio, 34 ; Temple, 
 68 BN, 3305, 3306, 3323, 3337, 3374, 3420; 
 Verses, 27, 32 ; i/. Lessius 2891, 3324, 
 Latin Orations 228 
 Herbert, John (Trin.), Verses 183, 190 
 
 Herbert, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 2888 
 
 Herbert, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Herbert, Wm., Autograph 216(d) 
 
 Hereford (Diocese) 217, 367 
 
 Herford, C. H. (Trin.), Hare Essay 2500 
 
 Herkomer, Hubert, Portrait of H. Brad- 
 
 shaw 2944*(/) 
 
 Herle, Ch., Answer to Fern's Reply 248 iiN 
 
 Hermiae Sozomeni Hist. Eccles. 409 
 
 Hermite, M. ; v. Quar. Journal i976*(c) 
 
 Hern, S. (Clare), Verses 137 
 
 Heme, Rob. (Clare), Verses 199 
 
 Heme, Tho. (Corp.), Animadversions on 
 the Univ. Proceedings, 1028 ; Essay on 
 subscription, 991, 1009 ; False notion of 
 Christian priesthood, 976 bn, 977 ; Letter 
 to Mangey, 992 ; trans. Werenfels' Dis- 
 courses, 978; V. Butler 1378, Second 
 Letter 981 
 Heroic Epistle to Watson, 1301 ; v. Wat- 
 
 soniana, 1308 
 Heron, Ar. (Joh.), Verses 174 
 
 Heron, Ed. (Trin.), Verses 27 
 
 Heron, Edw. (Trin.), Verses 170 
 
 Herrod, Chr. ; t. News from Camb. 286 
 
 Herschel, J. F. W.(Joh.); ?'. Translations 2113 
 Hertfordshire: 2936; Aldenham, 1214; 
 Aniwell (Great), 1375; .Ashwell, 90; 
 Baldock, 217 ; IJarley, 25, 70 ; I'rox- 
 txjum, I446{^''\_i466, 1496, 1503 ; Buck- 
 land, 12C2; Buntingford, 1501 ; Cheshunt, 
 2011 ; Hadham, 48 ; Ha!leyl)ury College, 
 1369; Harpenden, 2541 ; Hatfield Wood- 
 side, 1585; Hertford, 208, 1582 ":' l''), 
 2334; Hitcliin, 1210, 1372 ; Hoddesdon, 
 1375; Kelshall, 2581; Tewin, 777; 
 Therficid, 1137; Tring, 341 ; Ware, 157, 
 "''5, '-^'7. '77'. '925; Watford, 31; 
 Whethamsted, 337 
 Hertfordshire Incumbent; v. Blakesley, 
 
 J. W. 
 Hurvcy, Lord A. (Trin.), Sermons, 1434(1 IH); 
 Suggestions for supplying Univ. Lec- 
 turers, 22!;7 RN 
 Hervey, I'r. (Corp.), Verses 4S4 
 
 Ilervcy, Lord Fra., Return 2C69 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Hervey, John (Clare), Verses 395 
 
 Hervey, Wm., v. Conversations 1907 
 
 Hervey, Wm., Visitation of Suflrolke(i56i), 
 
 V. East Anglian 2306 
 
 Hervey, Wm. (Corp.), Verses 499 
 
 Hesilrige, Tho. (Clare), Verses 174 
 
 Hesilrige, Tho. (Emm.), Verses 537 
 
 Hesiod, ed. Schrevelius 147 
 
 Heun, Oscar, Auszug aus "die deutsche 
 
 Kirche'' 2310 
 
 Hewerdine, Tho., Discourse to Absentees 
 
 of the Church of England 865 BN 
 
 Hewett, J. W. (Trin.), History of Ely 
 
 Cathedral 2142 bn 
 
 Hewett, Wm., Memoirs of Rustat 2164 
 
 Hewgoe, John (Trin.), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Hewlett, J. (Magd.), Answers to strictures 
 
 on the Parian Chronicle 1123 BN 
 
 He.xameter Translations from Schiller, &c. 21 13 
 Hey, John (Cath., Sid.), Assize Sermon, 
 626 ; Heads of Lectures in Divinity, 
 753, 768, 775 ; Lectures in Divinity, 1629, 
 2028 ; Nature of obsolete ordinances, 
 626 ; Seatonian Poem, 565 bn ; Sermon, 
 632, 662, 747 ; Substance of Sermon, 
 667 ; Verses, 556; 71. Garnham, 1340 
 Hey, Ric. (Magd., Sid.), Dissertation on 
 Gaming, 701 bn, 704 ; Suicide, 712 ; 
 Three Dissertations, 1525 ; Observations 
 on Civil Liberty, 1281 
 Heydon, Sir Chr., Defence of Judiciall 
 
 Astrologie 3136 
 
 Heydon, Marm. (Sid.), Verses 32 
 
 Heyne, Jo. (Sid.), Verses 32 
 
 Heyrick, S. (Trin.), Verses 183 
 
 Heyrick, Tho. (Pet.), Miscellany Poems, 
 
 192 BN ; V. Barnes, 179 
 Heywood, Jas. (Trin.), Early Camb. Sta- 
 tutes, 2254 ; Illustrations of the Univs., 
 2061, 2062 ; Statutes for the Univ., &c., 
 2003 BN ; V. Huber 2049, King's Coll. 
 Laws 2181 ; (with Thos. Wright) Camb. 
 Univ. Transactions, 2237 
 Heywood, Tho., England's Elizabeth 3290 
 
 Hibbins, H. L., Reflexions on Middleton 11S9 
 Hibernensis ; v. Bradshaw 2944*((/) 
 
 Hicks, — (Trin.), Verses 2894 
 
 Hicks, R. D. (Trin.), Philol. Trans. 2748 
 
 Hickson, S. J. (Down.); v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Hide, Ed. (Trin.), Verses _ 56* 
 
 Hierocles, Commentarius in aurea Pytha- 
 goreorum Carmina, 2914 ; de Providentia 
 & P'ato, 29i4(//); Facetiae, 2914 
 Hieron, Sam. (King's), Works, 233 bn ; 
 David's Penitential Psalm, 3216; Dig- 
 nitie of Scripture, iifiS ; Three .Sermons, 
 3167, 3180 
 Higdon, Wm. (King's), Verses 170 
 
 Hiugins, I'la., "Irish Sacheverell " ; 7'. 
 
 White, 870 UN 
 Higgins, II. W. ; 7'. Lion 2311 
 
 Iliggons, lievill (IV. Hall), Verses 183 
 
 Higher Local Examinations 2322 
 
 Hildyard, Jas. (Chr.), Mend)ers' J'rize 
 Kssay, 7795 un ; Private 'I'uition, 2073 ; 
 .Sermon, 1434 ("*'); 71. Apology 2016, 
 Arundines 2191;, Battle 2071, Camh. 
 Portfolio 1995, Remarks 20 J4 
 Hildyard, Rob. D'A. (Tr. Hall), Verses 556, 564 
 Hill, A. G., Tourists' (luide to Cambs. 2766 
 
 Hill, J. S. (Joh.), Maitland ICssay 2090* 
 
 Hill, John, Sermon at Ordiiialion of 
 
 C'nrider i !,-j:' hn 
 
 Hill, Jos. (Magd.), Verses 108 
 
 Hill, l\ob., Life everlasting 3123 
 
 Hill, Kowl., Verses 218
 
 30 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBEK 
 
 Hill, Rowland ; ?'. Coin Act 740 
 
 Hill, Rowley; v. A.D.C. 2277 
 
 Hill, Sam. ; v. Whiston 940 
 
 Hill, Tho. ; 21. Hieron's Works 233 (<^) 
 
 Hill, Tho. (Trin.), Best & worst of Paul, 
 
 3503 ; V. Bible, 60 
 Hill, T. (Trin.), Nundinae Sturbrigienses, 
 
 881 BN, 8S2 
 
 Hills, Hen., Books sold by 861 
 
 Hilton, A. C. (Job.), Light Green 2588 
 
 Hilton, J. (Trin.) Verses 183, 190 
 
 Hilton, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 546 
 
 Hinchinbroke, Lady ; v. Jenner 580 
 
 Hinchliffe, John (Trin.), Verses 499, 515 
 
 Hindes, J. C, manager of Stirbitch Theatre 717 
 Hingeston, Ch. (Chr.), Verses 484 
 
 Hints for improved course of study 1877 
 
 Hints for Paterfamilias 2379 
 
 Hippocratis Aphorismi 2S87, 2890, 3279, 3307 
 Hirst, Wm. (Pet.), Verses 499 
 
 His Majesties Declaration ; r/. Charles I. 
 Histon ; V. Churches ^(j^(s{q\ Mandell 
 
 1708, 1709 
 Histoncal account of Sturbridge Fair 584* 
 
 Historical Tripos ; v. Luard 2465, Ward 
 
 2596 
 History & Antiquities of Camb. (1721) 
 
 1016 — 18 ; History & Gazetteer (1851) 
 
 2201 
 Hitch, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 190 
 
 Hitchcock, Jas. Ch. (Pemb.), Verses 484, 499 
 Hitchm, Edw. ; v. Conder 1253 
 
 Hoadly, Bp. Ben. (Cath.); v. Frend 1339, 
 
 Stebbing 982 — 4, 1000, 1012, Sykes 969, 
 
 970. 985 
 Hoadly, John (Cath.), Verses igg 
 
 Hoard, S. ; v. Davenant 3417 
 
 Hoare, C. J. (Job.), Seatonian Poem, 
 
 i433(''i; Sermon 1434'.'*") 
 Hobart, Edw. (Job.), Verses 35 
 
 Hobart, Hen. (Cath.), Verses 58* 
 
 Hobart, Nic. (King's), Verses, 34((/), 35, 
 
 39, 47, 56*, 66, 2894 
 Hobait, Rob. (Joh.), Verses 35 
 
 Hobart, Talbot (Chr.), Verses 190 
 
 Hobart, Tho. (Sid.), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Hobart, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 183 
 
 Hobson's Workhouse ; v. Univ. Acts 2206 
 
 Hodgson, Fr. (King's); v. Arundines 2195 
 
 Hodgson, Fr. C. (King's), Le Bas Es.say 2160* 
 Hodgson, H. J. (Trin.); v. Arundines 2195 
 
 Hodgson , Malachi ( King'.s), Considerations 
 
 on necessity of appeal, 121 2 UN ; Verses, 
 
 484 
 Hodgson, Rob. (Pet.), Sermon 1434 (■"' 
 
 Hodgson, Wm. ; v. flodsoK, Wm. 
 Hodskinson, Jos., Report on New Cut, 
 
 1361 ; V. Walton, 1355 
 Hodson, Tob. (King's), Verses 66 
 
 Hodson, Wm. (Pet.), Credo resurrectionem 
 
 carnis, 3350 ; Divine Cosmographer, 
 
 3406 ; Holy Sinner, 3390 ; Verses, 32 
 Hoeschel, Dav. ; 7'. Oriijen 160 
 
 Hogarth, Wm. ; 71. Hudibras 467, Pro- 
 
 jecte 601, Ashton 1262 
 Holbrook, John (Trin.), Verses 454 
 
 Holcroft, Fra. ; v. Case of many Protest- 
 ants 246 (/) 
 Holder, H. (Pet.), Verses 2894 
 Holder, Wm. (Pemb.), Verses 56*, 2888 
 Holdsworth, E., Muscipula, v. Cobb 1007 
 Holdsworth, Ric. (Job., Emm ), Sermon, 
 
 73, 74 UN, 3439; "'• 72; Verses, 66 
 Holland, .'^br. (Trin.), Holland! Posthu- 
 
 ma 2886 BN, 3240 
 
 Holland, Edw. (Joh.), Verses 87 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Holland, Hen., Witchcraft, 3060 ; v. Hol- 
 
 landi Posthuma, 2886 
 Holland, Tho., Verses 218 
 
 Hollar, W., engraver; v. Bible m 
 
 Holies, Denzil, Verses 27 
 
 Holies, Tho. ; 7'. Blomefield 1184 
 
 Holliman, Leone!, Verses 218 
 
 Hollingworth, J. B. (Pet.), Heads of Di- 
 vinity Lectures 16S1 bn, 1878 
 Hollis, G. ; Views 2995 
 HoUis, Jas. (Clare), Verses 174 
 Holloway, T., Portrait of R. Robinson 1391 
 Holman, John (King's), Verses 32 
 Holmes, A. (Job., Clare), Univ. Tests, 
 
 2560; 71. Eagle 2319, Poll 2533 
 Holmes, E. (Magd.), Verses S37 
 
 Holmes, Gerv. (Emm.), Verses 427 
 
 Holroyd, Miss M., Memorials of Corrie 2859 
 Holstein, Luke; 7'. Porphyrius 100 bn 
 
 Holt, G. (Tr. Hall), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Homerus, Ilias, Gr. et Lat., 187, 3504, 
 trans, by Shadwell, 2074 ; Bentley's 
 Notes, 2493 ; Gnomologia, Duport, 113 
 Homilies, Ivlodern 2091 
 
 Hondius, Hendrik ; 7'. Loggan 326* 
 
 Honywood, M. (Chr.), Verses 34('^)> 47 
 
 Hood, D. W. C. (Caius), Thruston Speech 2275 
 Hook, Dean W. F. ; 71. Lent Sermons 2431 
 
 Hooke, S. (Jes.), Verses 174 
 
 Hoole, Ch., Latin Grammar 129 bn 
 
 Hoop Hotel, Camb. ; 7'. Bullen 1622 
 
 Hooper, Jacob, History' of the Rebellion 488* 
 Hope, "Tho., On Wyatt's Plans for Down- 
 ing Coll. 1454 BN 
 Hope, W.H.St. J. (Pet.), Seals of the Univ. 2767 
 Hoper, D. (Pet.), Verses 47, 2888 
 Hopkins, B. (Joh.), Sculpture 1682 bn 
 Hopkins, H. W. ; 7'. Geddes, A. 
 Hopkins, Ric. (Trin.), Verses 190 
 Hopkins, Wm. (Pet.), Mathematical Teach- 
 ing, 2229 ; Remarks on certain regula- 
 tions, 2029 BN ; 71. Camb. Essays 2251, 
 Occasional Papers 2329 
 Hopper, Ra. (Pet.), Verses 499 
 Hopper, Rob. (Pet.), .Account of rustica- 
 tion from Peterhouse 1282 bn 
 Hopper, Tho. (Pet.), Verses 499 
 Horatius : Opera, R. Bentley, 382, 383 ; 
 71. 912, 913, 914; T. Bentley, 388; J. 
 Talbot, 208* 
 Horace at the Univ. of Athens, by Trevel- 
 
 yan 2388, 2406 
 
 " Horace, Humphrey," Right to Life, in 
 
 verse 813 
 
 Honl, Ric, Verses 19, 27, 221 
 
 Horden, John (Trin.), Verses 108, 2897 
 
 Hore, J. P., History of Newmarket 2830 
 
 Horn, Ch., Verses 218, 220 
 
 Horn, Sam. (Pet.), Verses 43 
 
 Horn, Tho. (King's), Sermon before the 
 Eton Scholars, 302 bn ; Verses, 137, 170, 
 2897 
 Hornbuckle, T. W. (Joh.), .Sermon at Visi- 
 tation 1577 bn 
 Home, T. H. (Joh.), Catalogue of Queens' 
 
 Coll. Lib. 1704 BN 
 
 Home, Tho. ; r'. Horn, Tho. 
 Home, Wm. (King's), Verses 108 
 
 Horneby, Walt. (Emm.), Verses 174 
 
 Horneby, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 174 
 
 Horsnell, John (King's), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Hort, F. J. A. (Trin.), Letter to Davies, 
 2287 BN ; 7K Camb. Essays 2251, Journal 
 2242, Journal of Philol. 2501 
 Horton, Tho. (Emm., Oueeiis'), Verses 
 58*, 108, 112 ; V. Arrowsmith, log
 
 INDEX. 
 
 31 
 
 NUMISEK 
 
 Hotham, Ch. (Chr., Pet.), Corporations 
 
 \'indicated, 262 ; Petition and argument, 
 
 262 (^); State of Case, 262(c); Verses, 
 
 56*, 2S94 
 Hotham, Durand (Chr.), Verses 56^ 
 
 Hotham, H. J. (Trin.), Sermon 1582 t'"' 
 
 Hotman, Fr. ; v. Caesar 371 
 
 Hough, Jas., Injustice of the " Times " 2450 
 Hough, N. (Jes.), Sermon 925 bn 
 
 Hough, Tho. (Trin.), Sermon 430 bn 
 
 Houghton, R. (Corp.), Verses 2894 
 
 Housman, A. E. ; v. Journal of Philol. 2501 
 
 Hovener, Rob. (Cath.), Verses 190 
 
 Howard, Ed. (Trin.), Verses 2894 
 
 Howard, Ephraim(Joh., Queens"), Verses 174, 183 
 Howard, F. G. (Trin.); v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Howard, Geo. (Magd.), Verses 66 
 
 Howard, Hen. (Magd.), Verses 66 
 
 Howard, Tho., Verses 2894 
 
 Howarth, Hen. (Joh.), Sermons 1434 ("~* 
 
 Howe, John (Chr.), Self-dedication 713 B.v 
 
 Howell, Jas., Dodona's Grove 84, 85 bn, 3465 
 Howgrave, H. (King's), Verses 19, 27, 32 
 
 Howlet, Laur. (Emm.), Verses 27 
 
 Howlet, Sa. (Joh.), Verses 2900 
 
 Howlett, Ric. (Sid.), Verses 27, 34 (rf) 
 
 Howorth, John (Magd.), Verses 34((0, 39, 56* 
 Howson, J. S. (Trin.), Norrisian Essay, 
 
 1424 C^'/ ; V. Camb. Camden Soc. 1976(1/) 
 
 Camb. Portfolio 1993, Occasional Papers 
 
 2329 
 Hoyle, Ch. (Trin.), Seatonian Poem 1433 (' 
 
 Hubbard, Edw. (Cath.), Verses 395, 427 
 
 Hubbard, Hen. (Cath.), Charity Sermon, 
 
 493 BN ; Verses, 427 
 Huber, V. A., English Universities, 2049, 
 
 2063; V. Haywood 2061, 2062, Scrap 
 
 Book 3019 
 Huckman, J., Original Poems 1680 
 
 Huckle, K. (Chr.), Verses 112 
 
 Huckle, R. (Chr.) (? same), Verses 108 
 
 Huddleston, John (Trin.), Verses 221 
 
 Hudson, W. H. H. (Joh.), Correspondence 
 
 with Blore, 2523; v. Messenger, 2403(1^) 
 Hiigel, Baron A. von ; v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Hughes, Edwin (Tr. Hall), Verses 112, 2897 
 
 Hughes, Fr. (Trin. Hall), Verses 112, 2897 
 
 Hughes, J., Funeral Sermon on R. Hall 1784 
 Hughes, R. E. (Magd.); v. Camb. Essays 2251 
 Hughes, T. McK. (Trin.) ; r-. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Hughes, T. S. (Emm.), Christian Advocate 
 
 Publications, 1503.3''/; Seatonian Poem, 
 
 1433 
 
 (10 
 
 2277 
 
 1434 m 
 
 183 
 
 427 
 
 427 
 
 1616 
 
 Hugo, Victor, Ruy Bias; v. A.D.C. 
 
 Hull, Edw. (Joh.), Sermons 
 
 Hull, Ric. (Pet.), Verses 
 
 Hull, Tho. (Jes.), Verses 
 
 Hulse, J. (Joh.), Verses 
 
 Hulsean Lectures 
 
 Hulsean Prize Essays, 1422 ; v. Salter, 
 17H 
 
 Hume, David ; v. Hayter 680, Vince 822 
 
 Hume, J. (Jes.), Verses 34 C'^^) 
 
 Hume, P. (^^rrin.). Verses 2897 
 
 Humfrey, Ch., Letter to Visct. Melbourne, 
 1910; Letters to Electors, 1879; Report 
 on the Cam, 1737 dn 
 
 Humphry, A. P. (Trin.), Student's hand- 
 book to the Univ., 2681 ; v. Antiq. Soc. 
 1992(c), Poll 2686 
 
 Humphry, Sir G. M. (Down.), Address 
 before the Br. Med. Assoc, 2436 ; Analy- 
 sis of Physiol. Series in Museum of Ana- 
 tomy, 2463 ; Cambridgi:(f>uide), 2435 itN, 
 2736, 2861 ; V. Br. Med. Assoc. 2729, 
 Human Anat. 2722 
 
 NUMBEK 
 
 Humphry, Laurence (Prof. Div. Oxoii.) ; 
 
 V. Oratio 2908 
 
 Humphry, \V.G.(Trin.), Hulsean Lectures, 
 1616 '1 '^ ; V. Arundines 2195, Camb. 
 Portfolio 1993 
 Hunlok, Hen. (Corp.), Verses 47, 2888 
 
 Hunt, Tho. (Caius), Verses 174 
 
 Hunt, Tho. (Cantuar.), Verses 220 
 
 Hunt, Wm. (King's), Verses 66, 2894 
 
 Hunt, Wm. P., Pearson's Life 2093 
 
 Huntingdonshire : 222*, 1803, 1932, 2285, 
 2936, 2943 ; Abbots Ripton, 1672 ; Blun- 
 tisham, 375, 1643 ; Earith, 3003 ; Eynes- 
 bury, 660; Fenton, 660 ; Godmanchester, 
 260, 340; Grafham, 1724, 1777 ; Gransden 
 (Great), 855, 899, 1495 ; Hammerton, 
 559 ; Little Gidding, 746 ; St. Ives, 1328, 
 1360, (School) 623 ; St. Neots, 650, 1532; 
 Sawtry, 482 ; Somersham, 1825 ; v. Bed- 
 ford Lcfel 
 Huntly, R. W. ; v. Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 
 Hurd, Ric. (Emm.), Letter to Mason, 
 527 BN ; Verses, 484; v. Academic 1193, 
 Fragment 1182*, Opinion 1206 
 Hurrell, — ; ~'. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Husband, Val. (Sid.), Verses 183 
 
 Husey, G. (Joh.), Verses 427 
 
 Hussey, Jos., Case of 246 (r) 
 
 Hussey, Wm. (Jes.), Verses 199 
 
 Hustler, W. (Jes.), Graduati, 1647 bn, 
 1648, 2956; V. Poll 1566, Trin. Coll. 
 1638 
 Hutchesson, Mann, Wisbech Charter 1346 bn 
 Hutchinson, Ch. (Trin.), Verses 137 
 
 Hutchinson, P'ra. (Cath.), Sermon 202 bn 
 
 Hutchinson, J. (Trin.), Verses 108, 112 
 
 Hutchinson, Tho., Xenophon 716 
 
 Hutchinson & Rickman, New buildings 
 at St. John's, 1712 ; Answer to Peacock, 
 1783; Plans of Library, 1780 
 Hutton, Hen. (Jes.), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Hutton, Ric. (Joh.), Verses 39 
 
 Huvgens, Chr. ; ?'. Keill 462 
 
 Hyde, Lord ; v. Poll 682 
 
 Hyde, John (Clare), Verses 170 
 
 Hymenaeus Cantabrigiensis 170, 171 
 
 Hymers, J. (Joh.); v. Funeral Sermon 1998 bn 
 Hynde, Edw. (King's), Verses ig 
 
 Hynde, John, sergeant-at-law v. 215 
 
 Hypocritical Nation described 272 
 
 I., A. (King's), Verses 27 
 
 I., G. (Kings), Verses 19, 27 
 
 I., I. (King's), Verses 27, 32 
 
 I., R. (King's), Verses 34(a) 
 
 I., S., Observations on Plans for Observa- 
 tory 1630 
 Ibbotson, Jas. (Trin.), Verses igg 
 Ichabod 121* 
 Ignatius; 7'. Pearson 146, Whiston 894 
 Illingworth, J. (Emm.), Verses 271 
 Illustriss. Principis Ducis Cornubiae 
 
 Genethliacon 183, 184 
 
 Image, John (Job.), Verses 499 
 
 Imber, John (Tr. Hall), V^erses 395 
 
 Imber, Luc. (Tr. Hall), Verses 395 
 
 Impey. Elijah (Trin.), Verses 515 
 
 Ince, J. M., artist ; v. Le Keux 2030*01') 
 
 Independence of Universities 1956 
 
 Independent Pre-ss, 2936 ; v. Election 1746, 
 
 Hatfield 161 5 
 Index to Parishes in Cambs., &c. 2957 
 
 Individual, The '744, 1919 
 
 Iriduence of Civilization on Poetry 1469 CT' 
 
 Ingclo, Nat. (limm., Queens'), Repen- 
 tance, 293 UN ; Verses, 137
 
 32 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Ingleby, C. M. (Trin.), Revival of Philos. 
 
 at Camb. 2550 bn 
 
 Inglis, Sir R. H., Universities & dissenters 1851 
 Ingram, John (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Ingram, R. A. (Queens'), Necessity of 
 Divinity in Acad, studies, 1352 ; Syllabus 
 of Polit. Philos., S26BN 
 In homines nefarios, &c. 3157 
 
 Inman, Jas. (J oh.), Sermon 1434 C^ 
 
 Inns, Cambs. ; i'. Antiquary 2654 
 
 Innys, W., Books sold by 962, 1075, 10S8 
 
 Innys, Wm. & John, Books 1033, 1045 
 
 Inquisitio Comitatus Cantab. 2659 
 
 Installation Concert (1835), 1871; Odes: 
 Gray 595, Kingsley 2400, Mason 489, 
 Smyth 1515, Verrall 2872, Whytehead 
 2054, Wordsworth, C, 1901, Words- 
 worth, W., 2128—30; V. Ireneo 1880, 
 2116, Wright 1517; Programme (1842) 
 2044 ; 71. Scrap Book, 3018 
 Instrumenta Ecclesiastica ■igy6{s) 
 
 Intemperance, Univ. Conference 2617 
 
 Ireland : 1892, i992(i^), 2320, 2399; Dublin, 
 1882, 2287, 2403, 2906; Limerick, 1648, 
 1 801 
 Ireneo, S., Per 1' Istallazione del Marchese 
 di Camden, 1S80; Per 1' Inaugurazione, 
 Canzone, 21 16 
 Irenodia Cantabrigiensis _ 66, 3421 
 
 Irving, B. A. (Emm.), Norrisian Essay 1424 (-'! 
 Isaacson, John (Caius), Verses 174 
 
 Isaacson, J. F. (Job.); v. Poll 1913 
 
 Isackson, — (Pemb.), Verses 27 
 
 Ishani, J. (Chr.), Verses 174 
 
 Isocrates, Orationes 178, 3375 
 
 Isola, Agostino, Italian Dialogues, 633 bn ; 
 Pieces from Italian Poets, 669, 705 ; 
 Tasso's Gerusalemme Liberata, 719 
 Isola, Ch. (Emm.); 7'. Isola 633 bn 
 
 Italian, L'Oratore Italiano 1500 
 
 Ives, Wm. (Chr.), Verses 190 
 
 Iveson, Wm. (Chr.), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Ivory, John, Foundation of Camb. 2901 
 
 Izaciie, Geo. (King's), Verses 170 
 
 J., H., Modell of Christian society, &c. 3487 
 
 J., S. ; 7'. Gray's Works 1414 
 
 J., T. (King's), Verses 190 
 
 Jacchaeus, Gilb. , Primae Philosophiae, &c. 3509 
 
 Jack, W. (Pet.) ; v. The Lion 231 1 
 Jackson, Art., Annotations, 3474 ; Help, 
 
 3451 
 Jackson, B. D. ; ?'. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Jackson, Hen. (Trin.); r'. Journal of Philol. 
 
 2501, Philol. Trans. 2748, Report 2770 
 Jackson, J. (Pemb.), Verses _ 2888 
 
 Jackson, J., Verses in Hygiasticon 2891 
 
 Jackson, Jas. (Clare), Verses, 39, 112, 137, 
 
 174, 2S94, 2897, 2900 
 Jackson, Jer., Account of Wisbech Chari- 
 ties, 1631 ; Sermon at Visitation at Wis- 
 bech, 1621 BN 
 Jackson, John, Index Biblicus 131 
 
 Jackson, John (Jes.), Remarks on Water- 
 land's Second Defense, 1037 bn ; Treatise 
 on improvements in Criticism, 1166; 
 Defence of Treatise, 11 76; v. Letter, 
 1177 
 Jackson, John (Magd.), Verses 183 
 
 Jackson, J. S. (Caius); v. Ferrers, N. M. 
 Jackson, Tho., Britain's Burden, 1796; 
 
 Appeal to Freeholders, 1797 
 Jacobite, Anatomy of a 195 
 
 Jacombe, Sam. (Queens'), Funeral Sermon, 
 
 271 BN ; 7'. Hypocritical Nation, 272 
 Jacomotus, Theod. (Genevensis), Verses 32 
 
 NtTMBER 
 
 James I., Prince's Looking-GIass, 3133 ; 
 
 Remonstrance, 33, 3213, 3222 ; Verses 
 
 by, 218 ; 7'. Verses on his accession 19, 
 
 on his death 34, 35 
 
 James II., Verses on his birth, 2S88 ; on 
 
 his accession, 174, 175 
 James, Hen. (Queens'), Sermon before the 
 King, 285 BN ; Verses 170, 174, 183, 395 ; 
 71. Minucius Felix, 2917 
 James, H. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 James, M. R. (King's); 7'. Antiq. Soc. 1992(1;) 
 James, Tho., Ecloga Oxonio-Cantab. 222 bn 
 
 James, Tho. (King's); r'. Maiden 596 bn 
 
 Jameson, F. J. (Caius), Norrisian Essay, 
 1424 C^'*) ; Solutions of Riders, 1421* ; v. 
 Correspondence, 2328 
 Janisius, Wm., Verses 218 
 
 Janssen, Wm. (Tr. Hall), Verses 427 
 
 Japan, Vareni Descriptio, S;c. 150 
 
 Jeams, Wm., Verses 218 
 
 Jebb, Dr., Life of N. Ferrar 2250 
 
 Jebb, John, Bp. of Limerick, Bookplates 339, 1648 
 Jebb, John (Pet.), Letters on .Subscription, 
 1271 ; Remarks on Education, 634 ; 
 Sermon, 628 ; Short Account of Theo- 
 logical Lectures, 606 bn; Short state of 
 reasons for resignation, 649 ; v. Tew, 
 1285 
 Jebb, R. C. (Trin.), Classical Tripos, 2457, 
 2483 ; Sophoclis Ajax, 2774 ; .Speeches, 
 2641 ; Z'. Philol. Trans. 2748, Journal of 
 Philol. 2501, Poll 2533 
 Jebb, Sam. (Pet.) ; v. Caius 1068 bn 
 
 Jeffery, John ; 7'. Brown 400 
 
 Jemmat, Wm., Preston's Works 274 bn 
 
 Jenings, John (Clare), Christian Revela- 
 tion, 855 bn ; Sermon at Gamlingay S98, 
 at Gransden 899 
 Jenings, John (Pemb.), Verses 499 
 
 Jenison, Tho., Verses 218 
 
 Jenkes, Hen. (Emm., Caius), The Chris- 
 tian Tutor 309 BN 
 Jenkin, H. (Pemb.), Verses 170, 174 
 Jenkin, Rob. (Job.), Verses 170, 174 
 Jenkins, Jo. (Job.), Verses 174 
 Jenkins, R. C. CTrin.), Rite of the pre- 
 
 sanctified 2004 bn 
 
 Jenkinson, F. J. H. (Trin.) ; T'. Antiq. Soc. 
 
 1992 ((5, c), Bradshaw 2944* (c), Chr. Coll. 
 Mag. 2826; List of Camb. Printed Books, 
 3020—3515 
 
 Jenner, Ch. (Pemb.), Poems 580 bn 
 
 Jenner, Da. (Trin., Sid.), Life & Death 
 of St. Luke, 288 bn ; Verses, 137, 
 2900 
 Jennings, Dav., Grey's Letter to 468 
 
 Jennings, F. & M., Booksellers; 7'. Law 829 
 Jennings, Geo. (Corp.), Verses _ 454 
 
 Jenyns, Leonard (Job.), Catalogue of Bri- 
 tish Vertebrates, 1881 bn ; Memoir of 
 Henslow, 2398 ; 71. Camb. Portfolio 
 
 1993 .... 
 
 Jenyns, S. (Job.), Disquisitions, 1310; In- 
 ternal Evidence of Christian Religion, 
 1283 bn; Lectures, 1325 
 Jepson, Graham (King's), Verses 546 
 
 Jeremie, J. A. (Trin.), Hulsean Essay, 
 1422(1^); Last discourses of our Saviour, 
 1825BN; Norrisian Essay, 1424 (!•); Ser- 
 mons, 1434(11-1-16 1^" "'', 1582 (« 11 IS »), 
 2436* 
 Jermy, John (Trin.), Verses 137 
 
 Jermyn, G. B. (Caius) ; 7'. Graduati 2956 BN 
 
 Jerrold, Douglas ; 7'. Album 1903, Camb. 
 
 Quar. Rev. 1814 
 Jervis, Edm., Verses 218
 
 INDEX. 
 
 33 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Jesus College, Statutes, 2756, 2775 ; View, 
 Harraden, 2991 ; ?•. Baker MSS. 2953, 
 Corrie 2377, Morgan 2S17, Quaenam, &c. 
 2942, Rustat 2164, Scot 2945, Sherman 
 2010 
 Jesus Lane Sunday School ; v. Jones 2682 
 
 Jeux de la Jeunesse 1542 
 
 Jewel, Bp. John, adv. T. Harding 217 bn 
 
 Jewell, Sam. (Jes.), Verses 2897 
 
 Jews, Societj- for Promoting Christianity 
 
 among; t: Simeon 1446 v'-" 
 
 Jhonson, S., Verses 218 
 
 Jodrell, Miss; 7: Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Johnson (King's); ;•. I., A. G. I. & R. (?) 
 Johnson, Ben. (Sid.), Verses 137 
 
 Johnson, C, Artist 746 
 
 Johnson, Edw., Photos of Churches 2566* 
 
 Johnson, Is., Verses 452 
 
 Johnson, Jas. (Sid.), The J udge's Authority 142 bn 
 Johnson, Ric. (King's), Verses, 34(r/); v. 
 
 /., R.(?) 
 Johnson, Dr. Sam. ; 7'. Mandell 1828, Stu- 
 dent 1 194, Thirlby 387 
 Johnson, Tho. (King's), Verses 174, 183, 190 
 
 Johnson, Tho-. (Emm.), Verses 183 
 
 Johnson, Tho. (J oh.). Verses 499 
 
 Johnson, Tho. (Magd.), Letter to Chandler, 
 446 ; Sermon, 436 bn ; Verses, 427 ; v. 
 Quaestiones 434 
 Johnson, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Johnson, Rev. Wm., Wisbech ; -'. Dod- 
 dridge 1 1 14 
 Johnson, Wm. (Clare), Verses 2897 
 Johnson, Wm.(Cory,King's), Eton Reform, 
 2380 BN ; Observations on Professors' 
 Fund, 2551 
 Johnson, Wm. (Magd.), Verses 444 
 Johnson, W. W. ; 7'. Messenger 2403(14) 
 Johnstone, — (Kind's), Verses 170 
 Johnstone, C.J. (Cams); r'. Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 Johnstone, Ric. Bempde (Pemb.), Verses 499 
 Joma ; Codex Talmudicus, &c. 336 
 Jon, Fra. du. The Apocalyps 13 bn, 3092 
 Jones, — (Clare), Verses 137 
 Jones, Ben. (Tr. Hall), Verses igg 
 Jones, C. A. (Joh.), Jesus Lane Sunday 
 
 School 26S2 
 
 Jones, Edw. (King's), Verses 537, 546 
 
 Jones, Edw. Burne ; 7>. Oxford & Camb. 
 
 Mag. 2272 
 
 Jones, Harry Longueville (Magd.); ?'. Le 
 
 Keux 2030* 
 
 Jones, Hen. (King's), Verses _ 395 
 
 Jones, Herb. (Trin.), Friends in Pencil 2876 
 
 Jones, J. H. (Jes.), Norrisian Essay 1424 (-■' 
 
 Jones, John (King's), Verses 39, 43, 47 
 
 Jones, John (Trin.), Verses 2900 
 
 Jones, John; t. White i2ionN 
 
 Jones, Ric. (Trin.), Verses 170, 199 
 
 Jones, Steph. (Joh.), Verses 47, 51, 56*, 
 
 57", 2888, 2891 CO 
 Jones, Tho. (King's), Verses 395 
 
 Jones, Tho. (J°h., Trin.), Sermon, 754 isn ; 
 
 Memoir, by H. Marsh, 1483 
 Jones, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Jones, Wm. (Pet.), Verses 556 
 
 Jortin, John (Jes.), Verses 427 
 
 Journal of Classical & Sacred Philology 2242 
 Journal of Philology 2501 
 
 Joyce, Jer., Analysis of Paley's Evidences, 
 
 78^ UN, Kl 1, 1442 
 
 Jukes, J. l!.(Joh.^, Address to Brit. Assoc. 2399liN 
 Jukes- Browne, A. J. (Job.), Sedgwick 
 
 Essay . 2672 
 
 Jullien de Paris, M.A., A I'Angletcrre 
 
 savante 2090 kn 
 
 number 
 Junius, Fr., Apocalyps 13 bn, 3092 
 
 Justa Edouardo King 1882, 3376 
 
 Juvenal & Persius ; Sandby, 567 ; v. 
 Neville 1258 
 
 "K.P.,"The 
 
 K., L (Clare), Verses 
 
 2878 
 
 389 
 
 Kalthoeber, C, binder ; v. Bentley 
 Kauffmann, Nic. ; ?'. Mercator 
 Kay, Ric. (Tr. Hall), Verses 183, igo 
 
 Kaye, John (Chr.), Sermons, 1434 (-"■'•"') ; 
 
 7'. Letter 1632 
 Ke., Le. (King's, ? Kemp), Verses 32 
 
 Kearman, Tho., engraver 2995, 3007 
 
 Keate, Wm. (King's), Verses 537, 546 
 
 Keats, John ; 71. Shelley 1739 
 
 Keble, Ric. (Queens'), Verses 444, 452, 454 
 
 Keck, B.A. (Queens'), Funeral Sermon on 1552 
 Keene, Ch., Artist ; 7'. Vaughan 2409 
 
 Keene, E. (Job.), Verses 174, 183 
 
 Keene, Edm.(Caius, Pet.), Charge, 1272BN; 
 
 Verses 452, 454, 499 
 Keeping, W. (Chr.), Sedgwick Essay 2672 
 
 Keightley, Tho. (Pet.), Verses 58* 
 
 Keightley, Wm. (Pet.), Verses _ 58* 
 
 Keill, John, IntroductioadveramPhysicam 
 
 462 bn ; 71. Whiston 344 
 Keith- Falconer, L (Trin.), Memorials 2852 
 
 Kelland, P. (Queens') ; ?'. Messenger 2403 
 
 Kellet, Edm., Miscellaniesof Divinitie 3307*, 3338 
 Kellet, Edw. (King's), Verses 19 
 
 Kelly, J. Bapt. (Jes.), Verses 537 
 
 Kelsal, Hen. (Trin.), Verses 39s 
 
 Kemble, Ch. ; 71. Album 1903 
 
 Kemble, J. M. (Trin.) ; v. Epilogue 1762(3), 
 
 Philol. Museum 1798 
 Kemeys, Edw. (King's), Verses 395 
 
 Kemp, Ar. (Clare), Verses 34 (rf), 35 
 
 Kemp, Edw. (Queens'), Sermon, 135 bn; 
 
 Verses, 48, 137, 2S88, 2900 
 Kempis, Tho. a, De Christo Imitando, 176, 
 
 185 ; Following of Christ, 3440 
 Kendall, — (Jes.), Verses 174 
 
 Kendall, F. (Sid.), Trial of 1533 bn 
 
 Kennedy, B. H. (Joh.) ; 71. Arundines 2195, 
 Class. Tripos 2497, Journal of Philol. 
 2501, Journal 2242, Philol. Trans. 274S 
 Kennedy, G. J. (Joh.), Remarks on Mit- 
 chell's Aristophanes, 2030 bn; 7: Arun- 
 dines, 2195 
 Kennedy, K. (Job.), Tribute in verse to 
 
 Canning 1705 bn 
 
 Kennedy, W. R. (King's, Pemb.), Univ. 
 i<: Coll. Reform, 2552 bn ; ;'. Light Blue, 
 2464 
 Kennet, Brackley (Corp.), Verses 537, 546, 564 
 Kennicott, Ben. ; 7'. Ladvocat 827, Rutner- 
 
 forth 549 BN 
 Kenrick, J. (Trin.); t. Philol. Museum 1798 
 
 Kent, Anth., Earl of (Trin.), Verses 2897 
 
 Kent, Attay, Earl of (Trin.), Verses 112 
 
 Kent, Hen. (King's), Ver.ses 39, 2894 
 
 Kent, Nat. (King's), Verses 427 
 
 Kent, T.i(Pemb.), Ver.ses 32 
 
 Kent : 218, 222* ; Beckenham, 2347 ; Boc- 
 ton, 116; Brasted, 57(/'); Canterburj' 
 765, (Diocese) 257, 285,292, 500, 915,973. 
 1805, 1925, 2899, 2911 ; Chart (Great), 
 1249; Deptford, 18, 341; Faversliam, 
 7.SS ; Greenhitho, 1831; Hardres, 257; 
 Hayes, i.'4i ; 1 lothficlcl, .'76; I ,L-wisliani, 
 341 ; I.illltboui iiu. 11)14; LyiEiirigi.-, .'UC14; 
 Mersliam, 43K ; Minsler(Isle of Thaiict), 
 2911 ; Mongeham, 222 ; Nettlosted, 274 ; 
 Northbourne, i8(i); Orpinglon, 1.^41; 
 Otham,666i Penshurst, 1474 ; I'luckley,
 
 34 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Kent — contitiucii. number 
 
 741; Ramsgate, 1508; Rochester 1014, 
 1824, (Diocese) 28o(*), 316, 439 ; Rother- 
 hithe, 71 ; St. Mary Cray, 1241 ; Sand- 
 hurst, 532 ; Shipbourne, 479 ; Sitting- 
 bourn, 23 (c); Speldhurst, 349; Swans- 
 combe, 1316, 2343; Sydenham (Crystal 
 Palace), 2716; Tenterden, 307; Tun- 
 bridge 302, 349, 939, (School) 259*; 
 Woolwich, 2226 ; Wootton Court, 1587; 
 Yalding, 1806 
 Kerrich, Sam. (Corp.), Sermon 448 bm 
 
 Kerrich, Tho. (Magd.), Stone Coffins 1534 bn 
 Kerrich, Walt. (Cath.), Verses 515 
 
 Kerrj', Lord (Trin.), Influence of Trans- 
 lation of the Bible 1469 (- 
 Ketlewell, Seth (Trin.), Verses 39 
 Kelt, Fra. ; v. Brief History 897 
 Kettilby, Walt., Books sold by 299, 858 
 Key, Tho., Assertio antiquitatis Acad. 
 
 Oxon. 216(c) BN, 2907 
 
 Key, T. H. (Trin.) ; v. Journal of Philol. 2501 
 Keyser, C. E. (Trin.); v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Kidder, R. (Emm.), Verses 271 
 
 Kidman Almanack (1634) 3313 
 
 Kil., R. (King's), Verses (? Killigrew) 32 
 
 Kilner, Jos., Pythagoras' School 1341 bn 
 
 Kinderley, Nat., Navigation of Lynn, 
 
 Wisbech, &c. 1201 — 3 
 
 King George's Title asserted 958 
 
 King, C. W. (Trin.); v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(0:, c) 
 King, Da., Views of Ely 2962 
 
 King:, Edw. (Chr.), Verses, 39, 43, 47, 56*, 
 58*, 2888 ; V. Justa 1882, 3376, Obsequies 
 2893 
 King, Hen., Verses 47, 1882, 2893 
 
 King, J. G. (Caius), Verses _ 499 
 
 King, John(Pemb.); 7'. Quaestiones 398 
 
 King, John (Queens'), Verses 183 
 
 King, John (Queens'); v. Smith 1617 
 
 King, R. J. (Cath.), Commentary on 
 
 Genesis i.-iii. 2005 
 
 King, Wm. (Corp.), Verses 56* 
 
 King, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 King, Abp. Wm., Origin of Evil 457 
 
 King, Dr. Wm. (Oxford), Key to the 
 
 Fragment, 1204 bn . 7/. 459 
 King's College, Ancient Laws, 2181 ; 
 Answer to Commissioners, 2243 ; Appeal 
 against Fellows of Eton, 1578 ; Chapel 
 V. Baldrey 1585, Carter 2475, Clayton 
 2721, Mackenzie 2006, Maiden 596 — 8, 
 Neve 2354, Scharf 2274, Views 2984, 
 (Harraden) 2989, (Lamborn) 2976, 2977, 
 (from Loggan) 2982, ?'. Snape 376, West- 
 cott 2781 ; Composition with the Univ., 
 2io6 ; Degrees, 2101 ; Documents rela- 
 ting to endowments, 2527 ; Registers, 
 1076, 1277, 1278, T396, 2120 ; Statutes, 
 2756; &. Address 1947, llernard 1767, 
 1768, Eton 1605, Further Remarks 2140, 
 Orde 2983, Palmer £486, Report 2575, 
 Williams 1571 
 Kingsbury, T. L. (Trin.), Norrisian Essay 1424 ('*' 
 Kingsley, Ch. (Magd.), God's Feast, 2528 ; 
 Installation Ode, 2400 bn ; The Fens, v. 
 Wells, 2365 
 Kip, I., View of Hatley St. George, 2966 ; 
 
 of Wimpole, 2967 
 Kip, Wm. ; v. Map 2961 
 
 Kipling, Tho. (Joh.), Codex Bezae, 762 bn ; 
 Reply to Academicus, 1445; v. Edwards, 
 763 
 Kirkby, John ; 7'. Barrow 1102 bm 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Kitson, Ri. (Sid.), Verses 112 
 
 Knaplock, R., Books sold by 887, 915 
 
 Knapp, H. (King's), Verses- 499 
 
 Knapton, Jas., Books sold by, 968—70, 
 
 985, 991, 992 
 Knatchbull, No. (Job.), Verses 32 
 
 Knatchbull, W. (Tr. Hall), Ver.ses 427 
 
 Knell, Paul (Clare), Israel & England 259 bn, 305 
 Knight, C, Ely Cathedral ' 1581 
 
 Knight, E., artist v. 1007 
 
 Knight, J. L. ; ?'. Letter 1937 
 
 Knight, Sam. (Trin.), Life of Colet, 1050; 
 
 Life of Erasmus, 424 bn ; Sermon, 432 
 Knightly, Sam. (Corp.), Verses 66 
 
 Knowles, Jas. (King's), Verses 43 
 
 Knowles, Jas. S. ; v. Album, 1903 ; v. 
 
 Camb. Quar. Rev., 1814 
 Knowles, Tho. (Pemb.), Advice to young 
 
 clergyman, 1397 ; Divine Mission of 
 
 Moses, 1242 ; Existence & Attributes of 
 
 God, 475 bn 
 Kni'ff, L. ; 7'. Kip 2966, 2967 
 
 Knyvet, John (Corp.), Verses 2894 
 
 Koe, B. D. (Caius); v. Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 Kuster, Ludolph ; v. Suidas 368 bn 
 
 L. , C. (Emm.), Verses 
 
 L., I., Life of Tho. Rennell 
 
 L., R. (King's), Verses 
 
 L. , T., Verses 
 
 L. , T. (Chr.), Verses 
 
 Labutte, R., French Grammar 
 
 Labyrinthus, Comoedia 
 
 108 
 
 1670 
 
 34(«) 
 
 34(«) 
 
 174 
 
 748 BN 
 231 (*) 
 
 Kirkpatrick, A. F. (Trin.), Sermon 
 Kirshaw, Ric. (Trin.), Verses 
 Kirshaw, S. (Cath.), Verses 
 
 14341'" 
 556, 564 
 427 
 
 Lacrymae Cantab. (1619)32, 3223; (169^) 
 
 199 
 Lactantius, Opera 177 
 
 Lacy, John; 21. Bill _ 871 
 
 Ladvocat, Abbe, Biographical Diction- 
 ary 827 BN, 828 
 
 Lady Margaret Boat Club ; v. Bateman, 
 
 2209 ; History, 2860 
 Lake, "Tho. (King's), Verses 27 
 
 Lakes Almanack (1627) 3242 
 
 Lamb, John (Corp.), Documents from the 
 MS. Library, Corpus, 1957 ; Masters' 
 Hist, of Corpus, 1778 ; Sermon, 1434 C'"' ; 
 (with Henslow) Payment of expenses of 
 out-voters, 1694 bn 
 Lamb, Wm. (Trin.), Progressive improve- 
 ment of mankind 2349 
 Lambe, J. (Sid.), Sermon before the King 337 bn 
 Lambert, — , Letter to author of Obser- 
 vation 635 
 Lambert, Ch., Baron of Cavan (Emm.), 
 
 Verses 32 
 
 Lambert, R. (Job.), Verses 427 
 
 Lamberte, Carew (Emm.), Verses 32 
 
 Lamborn, P. S., engraver, 561, 562, 567, 
 
 617, 2974—79 
 Lambton, Wm. (Job.), Verses 2894 
 
 Lancashire : Cartmell, 457 ; Lancaster, 
 1261, 1731, I976(r); Liverpool, 1515, 
 2020, 2350, 2453, 2673 ; Manchester, 533, 
 1427, 1616, 1823, 2063, 2131, 2596, 2613, 
 2827, (Diocese)22i4, 2492 ; Preston, 281S ; 
 Rochdale, 1249, 2492; "Turton, 808; War- 
 rington, 654, 2412 ; Winwick, 248 
 Lancaster, Hen., Duke of. Arms ; v. Masters 508 
 Lancaster, Ric. (King's), Verses 27 
 
 Land, T. (Clare), Letter to Whitefield 1124 bn 
 Landor, W. S. ; v. Philol. Museum 1798 
 
 Lane, Hen. (Trin.), Verses 190 
 
 Laney, Ben. (Chr., Pemb.), The Study of 
 Quiet, 280(1^); Two Sermons, 280 bn ; 
 Sermon at Whitehall, 287 ; Verses, 43, 
 47, 2888
 
 INDEX. 
 
 35 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Langbaine, Gerard, Foundation of the 
 
 Univ. 263 Bx 
 
 Langford, \Vm. (King's^ Verses 564 
 
 Langham, John (Clare), Verses 183 
 
 Langhoni, John (Clare), Verses 537, 546 
 
 Langhorne, Wm. (Pemb.), Verses 32 
 
 Langley, — (Caius), Verses 183 
 
 Langshaw, Geo. (Joh.), Sermon at Visita- 
 tion 1958 BN 
 Lannoy, Mid. (King'sl, Verses 137 
 Lansdowne, Lord : v. Colbatch 2920 
 Lant, Tho. (Jes.), Verses 39, 47, 58*, 2888 
 Lantern of the Cam 2569 
 Lany, Edw. (Pemb.), Verses 183 
 Lardner, Jas. (Chr.), Verses 190 
 Larkin, E. (King's), Speculum Patrum ; 
 Ei/foji' (pi\o(ro(p(iii> ; Tinros'lcrTopiKwu ; 
 Characters of Grammarians & Orators ; 
 XapaKTT]p Tloir}T(iiv ; 275 
 Larmor, J. (Joh.), Mechanical Sc. Tripos 2839 
 La Roche de Chandieu, 7'. Sadcel 
 Lassell, Wm. ; v. Jebb 2641 
 Latchmore, F. ; v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Latham, E., Sermon 1139 
 Latham, H. (Trin., Tr. Hall), B.A. De- 
 gree, 2390 ; Considerations on sugges- 
 tions of Commissioners, 2288 bn ; Math. 
 Tripos, 2504 ; On amendment of Pass 
 Exams., 2610; Sermons 1434I,'*- l'"'', on 
 Markby 2553 ; t. Occasional Papers 
 2329, Ridding 2576, Roby 2316 
 Latham, R. G. (King's); v. Journal 2242 
 Latin Dictionary (1693) 197 ; 7'. Thomas, 
 
 T. ; Grammar, 129 
 Latin Odes ; v. Prolusiones 1419, Prize 
 
 Poems 1822 
 Latin Orations at Camb. 228 
 
 Latin Plays : Fraus Honesta, Stubbe, 231 ; 
 Ignoramus, Ruggle, 347, 1387 ; Laby- 
 rinthus, 231(1^): Melanthe, Brookes, 
 3209 ; Pedantius, 2909 ; Senile Odium, 
 Hausted, 48, 3304 
 Latin Pronunciation 2573, 2574, 2620, 2748(c) 
 Latin Versification, Rhyme the leading 
 
 principle of ... '738 
 
 Laughton, John (Trin.), Virgilius, 351 ; 
 
 Verses, 170, 174, 183, 190, 199 
 Laughton, Ric. (Clare), Verses 174, 199, 395 
 
 Law, Hon. C. E. (Job.); v. Bristed 2174 
 
 Law, Edm. (Job., Chr.), Sermons, v. 
 King, 457 bn; Subscription, 636; Verses, 
 546 ; V. Nature, 6tc., 477 
 Law, Geo. (Queens'), Commencement Ser- 
 mon 1434'^' 
 Law, John (Chr.), Verses 556, 564 
 Law, John (ICmrn.), Verses 537 
 Law, Wm. (llmm.), Reflections on War, 
 829 ; Remarks on the Fable of the Bees, 
 1045 ; Sermon at Hazelingfield, ^26 u.n ; 
 Unlawfulness of stage entertamment, 
 1493; V. Flower 1800, (^uaestiones 398 
 Law, Wm. (Trin.), Sermon at Visitation 1935 u.n 
 Law, W. J. ; 7/. Arundines 2195 
 Lawrence, Giles (Oxon.) ; ?'. Oratio 2908 
 Lawrence, Tho. (King's), Verses 170 
 Lawson, Ch. (Job.), Verses 19, 27 
 Lawson, Ch. (Job.), Sermons 1434^"'^' 
 Lawson, M. (.Magd.), College Exercises, 
 1565 BN ; Strictures on Maberley, 1590 ; 
 71. Arundines, 2195 
 Layard, Ch. P. (Joh.), Seatonian Poem 629 ii.v 
 Layer, John, Office & duty of constables, 
 
 &c. 3422 
 
 Layman, Letter to R. Robinson <>'/> 
 
 Layman, H. (Caius), Verses 4-^7 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Layton, John (King's), Verses 183 
 
 Layton, Jos. (King's), Verses 108 
 
 Layton, Jos. (.Sid.), Verses 444 
 
 Leaf, W. (Trin.); v. Journal of Philol. 
 
 2501, Philol. Trans. 274S, Tatler 257S 
 Leake, W. ^INL ; v. Museum Crit., 1544; 
 Collection of Coins, 7'. Babington 2426, 
 Letter 2416, Whewell 2446 
 Leathes, S. (Jes.), Sermons 1434 U^^) 
 
 Leathley, Emma, Memoir of Maule 2591 
 
 Le Bas Prize Essays 2160* 
 
 Leche, Wm. (Magd.), Verses 39 
 
 Le Clerc, John, Life of Sallust, 378 ; v. 
 
 Newton, 1220 
 Lectures Compulsory ; v. Lightfoot 2683, 
 
 Porter 2687 
 Lectures on Literature of Modern Europe 1507 
 Lee, A. T. (Chr.), Porteus Prize Essay 2230 bn 
 Lee, Hen. (Chr.), Verses 199 
 
 Lee, Nat. (Trin.), Verses ' 2900 
 
 Lee, Sam. (Queens'), Dissent unscriptural, 
 1853; Letters to Thorp, if)-j(y(jj,kk); 
 Remarks on Turton's Thoughts, &c. , 
 1852 BN ; Sermon, 1434 (''■'' 
 Lee, Sir Wm. ; v. Garnett 461 
 
 Leek, Edw. (Magd.), Verses 58* 
 
 Leeke, — (Caius ?); v. Thomas 2928 
 
 Leeke, E. T. (Trin.) ; v. Jones 2682, Math. 
 
 Tripos 2504 
 Leeke, Jas. (Pet.), Verses 58*, 2888 
 
 Leeke, Rob. (Job.), Sermons, 1062 bn, 
 
 1075 ; Verses, 427 
 Legality of Marsh's Questions 1423 (.'■') 
 
 Legard, Chr. (Sid.), Verses 32 
 
 Legard, Ric. (Sid.), Verses 39 
 
 Legat^t, Barth. ; v. Brief Hist. 897 
 
 Legg, John (King's), Verses 183 
 
 Legge, Edw., Bp. of Oxford ; 7'. Heme 1009 
 Legh, Geo. (Tr. Hall), Letter to Stebbing 979 bn 
 Legislative Ignorance 1938 
 
 Legrand, Martin ; v. Ricf, Jas. 
 Le Grice, C. V. (Trin.), Analysis of Paley's 
 Moral Philos., 776 bn, 804, 830 ; General 
 Theorem for A.... Coll., 805; Imitation 
 of Horace's First Epistle, 1667 ; Prize 
 declamation, 789 
 Legth, Hen., Verses 218 
 
 Leicestershire: 271 ; Arnsby, 840; Aston- 
 Flamville, 86 ; }>arrow-on-Soar, 482 ; 
 Burbage, 391; Claybroke, 580; Kib- 
 worth, 1114; Leicester, 341, 387, 650, 
 723, 840, 2221, 2541 ; Loughborough, 
 713, 1268; Market-Harborough, i92(/'), 
 873,1114; Medbourne, 72 ; Norton, 355, 
 723 ; Rothley Temple, 2320 ; Seagrave, 
 826 ; Sheepshed, 2647 '■• Stoke Gidding, 
 933 i Wigston Hospital, 1037 
 Leigh, Oliph. (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Leigh, Tho. (Emm.), Verses 112 
 
 Leigh, Wm. (Chr.), Verses 108, 112, 267, 271 
 
 Leitch, John ; t. Bible 819 
 
 Le Keux, John, Memorials of Cainb., 
 2030*, 71. Raven, 2738; Trinity College, 
 1936 BN ; 71. Mackenzie 2006, Willis 2833 
 Leland's Itinerary ; 7'. Elstobb 1358 
 
 Leng, John (Cath.), Sermon at New- 
 market, 205 UN ; Terence, 350, 417 ; 
 Verses, 175, 184, 199 
 I.ennard, R. (Job.), Verses 66 
 
 Lenny, J. G., Map of Level 3004 
 
 Lenox, Jas., Duke of (Trin.), Verses 34(^)1 3S 
 Leo, Chr., I'^xamination of liellamy 1579 BN 
 
 L'Espine, J. de ; 7'. Rnusi)eau 2, 3065 
 
 Lessing, G. E. ; 71. I!eniard 2391 
 
 Lessius, Leo., Ilygiasticon 2891, 3324, 3325, 3351 
 L'Estrange, I Liinon, God's Sabbath 69, 3423 UN
 
 36 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 L'Estrange, Sir Rog. ; 7>. Popish Plot 334 
 
 LeTans'ur, W., Beauties of Poetry 650 isn 
 
 Letsome, S. , Index to Sermons^Part I. 
 
 1104BN, 1125; Part II. 1119 
 Letter occasioned by Middleton's Exami- 
 nation 1 190 
 Letter to a student on entering the Univ. 191 1 
 Letter to Col. Mansel 246(0) 
 Letter to R. M. Beverley 1826 
 Letter to Electors of Camb. _ 1937 
 Letter to Electors of the Univ. 1706 
 Letter to John Jackson _ 1177 
 Letter to Kaye on an additional exami- 
 nation 1632 
 Letter to R. Robinson _ 696 
 Letter to the Bedford Level Corporation 1756 
 Letter to the Bp. of Ely on his Charge 964 
 Letter to the Duke of Devonshire 2416 
 Letter to the Master of Tt in., editor of a 
 
 new Gr. & Lat. Test. 1013(3), 1019 
 
 Letter to R. Watson on his Charge 1353 
 
 Letters from Cambridge 1722 
 
 Letters to the English Public 1912 
 
 Lettice, John (Sid.), Browne's Immortality 
 of the Soul, translated, 787 ; Seatonian 
 Poem, 575 bn; Verses, 546 
 Lettres de Lord Austin de N * * 1257 
 
 Leverrier, U. J. J. ", v. Jebb 2641 
 
 Levingston, Alex. (Magd.), Verses 43 
 
 Lewis, C, binder 222 
 
 Lewis, E. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Lewis, Geo. (Jes.), Verses 427 
 
 Lewis, Geo. C. ; v. Philol. Museum 1798 
 
 Lewis, J. D. (Trin.), Our College, 2289; 
 
 Sketches of Cantabs, 2161 bn, 2182 
 Lewis, J. W. (Caius) ; v. Messenger 2403(3) 
 
 Lewis, M. G. ; v. Poet. Miscell. 1425 
 
 Lewis, Rob. (Queens'), Verses _ 537, 556 
 
 Lewis, S. S. (Corp.), Corpus Library, 
 2862 ; 71. Journal of Philol. 2501, Philol. 
 Trans. 2748, Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Lewis, Wm. (Jes.), Verses 137, 170, 2900 
 
 Lewis-Jones, W. (Queens'), Members' Prize 
 
 Essay _ 2837 
 
 Libellus de Memoria 217* 
 
 Library ; v. Cambridge University Library 
 Liddon, H. P. ; v. Camb. Lent Sermons 2431 
 Light Blue, The, 2464 ; ?'. Ricardo, 2771 
 Light Blue incorporated with Light Green 2611 
 Lightfoot, J. (Chr., Cath.), Horae Hebrai- 
 
 cae et Talmudicae 152 bn 
 
 Lightfoot, J. B. (Trin.), On Compulsory 
 Lectures, 2683 ; On Report on Exami- 
 nations, 2350 BN ; Sermons, t5i6('', 
 1582 (l^i, 2612; V. Journal 2242, Journal 
 oif Philol. 2501, Westcott 2727 
 Light Green, The, 2588 ; v. 2611 
 Light Greens 2642 
 
 Lily, Wm., De octo orationis partium con- 
 structione, 3028 ; Grammar, 3325*, 3407 ; 
 V. Hoole, 129 
 Linacre, Tho. ; v. Galen i bn 
 
 Lincoln, Hen. Clinton, Earl of; v. Map 2973 
 Lincoln Visitation Articles 3107, 3246, 3268, 3339 
 Lincoln, Edm. (Magd.), Verses 56*, 58*, 288S 
 Lincolnshire: 222*, 1224; Anderby, 447; 
 Boston, 1201,2566*; Colsterworth, 1772; 
 Coningsby, 934 ; Coubit, 645 ; Crowland, 
 2566*, 2658, 2701, 2743, 2958; Ferriby, 
 42 ; Gainsborough, 2S2 ; Gedney, 2566* ; 
 Grantham, 81 (3), 421; Grasby, 1760; 
 Greatford, i976(>-); Hemingby, 1432; 
 Holbeach, 793, 2566* ; Ingoldsby, 1795 ; 
 Irnham, ig76(r); Lincoln, 270, 1241*, 
 1279, 1434 C"'', 1775. 2866, (Diocese) 68, 
 86, 129, 280(3), 364(3), 488, 540, 869, 
 
 Lincolnshire — continued. number 
 
 1035, 1085, 1131, 1533, 1825, 1868, 1887, 
 1925, 2906, 3107, 3246, 3268, 3339 ; 
 Minting, 2226 ; Moulton, 2566* ; Somers- 
 by, J741, 1760; Spalding, 2566*; Stam- 
 ford School, 1821 ; Tydd, 1069 ; Wasely, 
 394; Weston, 2566*; Whaplode, 2566*; 
 Wibbeiton, 185*; Woolsthorpe, 391 ; v. 
 Bedford Level 
 Lincoln's Inn ; v. Dreams 1677, Facetiae 
 
 1678 ; Sermon, Mangey, 965 
 Lindenbrog, H. ; v. Censonnus 201 bn 
 
 Lindley, John ; v. Donn 1690 
 
 Linfield, Jas. (Trin.), Verses 2900 
 
 Ling, Wm. (Caius), Verses 112 
 
 Lintott's Miscellany 882* 
 
 Lion, Univ. Magazme, The, 231 1 ; zi. Bear 
 
 2320, Dionysia 2321 
 Lipsius, Justus, Epistola ad N. Hacque- 
 ville, 2904 ; Tractatus ad hist. Rom. 
 cognoscendam, 3066, 3169 
 Lisle, Wm. de (King's), Verses, 32, 34 (rf), 
 
 35, 39. 43. 47. 2888 
 List of officers, &c. (1633) 3295 
 
 Lister, Laur. (King's), Verses 58* 
 
 Lister, W. (Tr. Hall), Verses 454 
 
 Liston, John ; v. Album 1903 
 
 Literature of Modem Europe, Syllabus of 
 
 Lectures on 1507, 1635 
 
 Littelton, Mrs. Eliz. ; v. Brown 400 
 
 Little, E. D. (Job.); v. Eagle 2319 
 
 Littleford, Tho. (Chr.), Verses 190 
 
 Littlehales, Baker John (Trin.), Verses 499 
 
 Littleport Riots _ 1559, 1563 
 
 Liveing, G. D. (Joh.), Univ. Tests, 2560; 
 
 V. Camb. Essays 2251, Report 2770 
 Liverpool, Earl of; v. Scholefield 1634 
 
 Liversidge, A. (Chr.); v. Studies 2608 
 
 Livingstone, Dav., Camb. Lectures, 2312; 
 
 V. Oxford & Camb. Mission, 2331 
 Lloyd, Edw. (Job.); v. Latin Orations 228 
 
 Lloyd, Nat. (Tr. Hall), Verses 395, 427 
 
 Lloyd, R. (Pemb.), Verses igo 
 
 Lloyd, Ric. (Joh.), Verses 174 
 
 Lloyd, Ric. Savage (Job.), Verses 499 
 
 Lloyd, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 515 
 
 Lobley, J. A. (Trin.), Maitland Essay 2090* 
 
 Local Examinations, 2322 ; Admission of 
 
 Girls, 2437 ; Record, 2529 
 Local Lectures, Report of Conference 2835 
 
 Lock, Ch. (Job.), Verses 499 
 
 Locke, Tho. (Tr. Hall), Verses 34 (rf), 35 
 
 Lockhart, J. G. ; v. Translations 21 13 
 
 Lockier, F. (Trin.), Verses 170 
 
 Lockwood, John (Corp.), Verses 395 
 
 Lodge, John (Trin., Magd.), Oratio, 
 
 1827 BN ; V. Poll, 1633 
 Loe, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Lofft, C. (Kings), The Whigs 1883 BN 
 
 Loggan, r)av.,CantabrigiaIllustrata, 326* ; 
 V. King's Chapel 2982, Overton's Views 
 728, Willis 2833 
 Loker, Tim., Poems 2381 
 
 Lombart, P., engraver; v. Bible iii 
 
 London ; Admiralty Court, 591 ; Allhal- 
 lows, 71; AUhallows, Staining, 771: 
 Allhallows, Thames Street, 1304 ; Bar- 
 tholomew's Hospital College, 2663 : 
 Charterhouse School, 50, loi, 1015, 
 1049, 1298, 1582 (^'; Christ's Hospital, 
 776, 939, 1007 ; Doctors' Commohs, Col- 
 lege of Advocates, 2206 ; Ely Hou.se 
 Chapel, 954 ; Finsbury, 1734 ; Founder's 
 Hall Scotch Church, 953 ; Gray's Inn, 
 87, 2125 ; Gresham College, 71, loi, 674, 
 1065, 1973 ; Guildhall Chapel, 299, 300 ; 
 House of Commons, 917 ; King's College,
 
 INDEX. 
 
 37 
 
 London— contintier/. number 
 
 1604*, 2314 ; Lincoln's Inn, 965, 1678, 
 1833, 1S62 ; Merchant Taylors' School, 
 224,861, 1417; Monkwell Street Meeting, 
 1307; Moorfields (Little), 1222 ; St. An- 
 drew's, Holborn, 1002 ; St. Andrew's, 
 Undershaft, 282 ; St. Anne's, Aldersgate 
 Street, 18; St. Austin's, 188, 854; St. 
 Benet Fink, 866 ; St. Botolph's, Bishops- 
 gate, 1008 ; St. Bridget's, 432 ; St. Duns- 
 tan's in the West, 872 ; St. Edmund's, 
 Lombard Street, 299 ; St. Giles', Cripple- 
 gate, 34S ; St. Giles' in the Fields, 1756 ; 
 St. James', 962, 974 ; St. James', Garlick- 
 hithe, 1124; St. Lawrence Jewrj-, 961 ; 
 St. >Iagnus, London Bridge, 1387 ; St. 
 Margaret, Lothbury, 1681 ; St. Mar- 
 garet's, Westminster, 260, 1402 ; St. 
 Slartin's, 373 ; St. Martin's in the Fields, 
 439 ; St. Mary, Abchurch, 343 ; St. Mary, 
 Aldermanbury, 31, 241, 267 ; St. Mary 
 le Bow, 1035, 1057 ; St. Mary at Hill, 
 14T4 ; St. ^Iar>', Woolnoth, 271 ; St. 
 Michael, Bassishaw, 864 ; St. Nicholas, 
 Cole-Abbey, 1064 ; St. Nicholas, Olaves, 
 1064 ; St. Paul's Cathedral, 144, 188, 343, 
 771, 852, S53, 864, 924, 998, 1032, 1041, 
 1050, 1077, 1089, mo, 1205,^ I423C1-' , 
 1499, 1704, 2350, 2892 ; St. Paul's, Covent 
 Garden, 282 ; St. Paul's School, 205, 430, 
 1038, 1050; St. Peter's, Cornhill, 1165; 
 St. Peter le Poor, 74 ; St. Peter's, Vere 
 Street, 2466; St. Vedast, 1123; Temple, 
 998, 1387, 1816, 1962, 2003 ; Thames, 
 2555. 2735 (/); Theatres (Covent Gar- 
 den) 1239, (Drury Lane) 1207, (Hay- 
 market) 1363; Trinity House, 1766; 
 University, 2063 ; University College, 
 1701, 1884, 2316, 2760; Weigh House 
 Chapel, 1385; Westminster (Abbey), 70, 
 299, 520, 1042, 1275(c), 1427, 2400, 2436*, 
 2727, 2781 ; Westminster School, 68, 86, 
 144, 193, 231, 629, 787, 900, 1048, 1165, 
 1304, 1332, 1337; Whitehall, 436, 614, 
 667, 873, 1330 _ 
 
 London & Camb. Junction Canal, Minutes 
 
 of Evidence 1526 
 
 Long, Geo. ; v. Corporation 1816, Scott 
 
 2009 
 Long, Rog. (Pemb.), Astronomy, 463, 571, 
 7c2; Music Speech, 935, 1609; Sermon, 
 431 BN ; Verses, 395, 444, 499, 537 
 Longland, T. Qoh.), Quatuor Novissima 270 BN 
 Longstaff, Wm. (.NLigd.), Verses S'S 
 
 Longstanton St. Michael's; View 3011 
 
 Longworth, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 27 
 
 Lord, Jo. (Jes.), Verses 2900 
 
 Lort, Mich. (Trin.), Verses, 484, 537, 546, 
 
 556, 564 ; V. Projecte, 600 
 Lot-Book of Bedford Level 59°*, 2017 
 
 Lotos Club, Camb. 2733, 2747 
 
 Love Elegies 651 
 
 Love, Ric. (Clare, Corp.), Oratio in Acad. 
 Cant., 117, 246(0; The Watchman's 
 Watchword, 78 bn, 3441; Verses, 32, 
 34W, 35, 43- 47, 66, 112, 2888, 2894, 
 2897 
 Lovell, Ja. (Clare), Verses 174 
 
 Ix)vering, Tho. (Pemb.), Verses 32, 34(rf), 35 
 Lowde, J a. (Clare), Verses 137. 29°° 
 
 Lowde, Ko. (Clare), Verses 2900 
 
 Lowe, Ro. (Clare), Verses 137, 2897, 2900 
 
 Lowe, Sam. (Trin., Magd.); v. Poll 1504 
 
 Lowe, W. H. (Chr.), Mcmorbook of Niirn- 
 
 bertf 275' 
 
 Lowell, J. R. : 7/. J ebb 2641 
 
 Lowth, Rob. ; V. Haylcy 677 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Luard, H. R. (Trin.), Catalogue of Adver- 
 saria, 2438 ; Funeral Sermon on Maurice, 
 2590; (Jraces, &c., concerning the Univ. 
 Libr., 2554; Graduati, 2609, 2803*; 
 Index to MSS. in Univ. Libr., 2484 ; 
 Relations between England S: Rome, 
 Hen. III., 2684 ; Remarks on draft 
 statutes for Trin., 2313 bn ; Remarks on 
 Gt. St. Mary's, 2351, 2502 ; Specimen of 
 Camb. Shakespeare,_ 2344 ; Suggestions 
 on Election of Council, &c., 2465 ; Thanks- 
 giving Sermon, 2589 ; Bookplate & auto- 
 graph, 1095; V. Antiq. Soc. 1992 ((5, c), 
 Camb. Essays 2251, Catalogue 2267, 
 Journal 2242, Poll 2404, Statutes 2359, 
 Wordsworth 2638 
 Lucianus, Tlepl di\j/dScDy 3022 
 
 Luders, Alex, de ; Bookplate 1287 
 
 Ludlam, Wm. (Joh.), Math. Essays, 723(^) ; 
 Rudiments of Mathematics, 723 bn, 1342 
 Ludlow, H. (Joh.) ; 7: Eagle 2319 
 
 Luke, Jo. (Sid., Chr.), Verses 108, 183 
 
 Luke, Rob. (Sid.), Necessity of union 
 
 among Christians 842 BN 
 
 Lukis, W. C. (Trin.); 7: Camb. -Camden 
 
 Soc. 1976 C'^) 
 
 Lukyn, Rob. (Pemb.), Verses 32 
 
 Lumley, Th. (Jes.), Verses S^S 
 
 Lunatic Asylum, Reports 2432 
 
 Lunn, J. R. (Job.); !■'. Antiq. Soc. 1992 W 
 
 Lunn, Rob., Verses 32 
 
 Lunn, Wm. (Corp.), Verses 174 
 
 Lushington, Godfrey ; 7'. Oxford & Camb. 
 
 Mag. 2272 
 
 Lushington, Vernon (Trin.) 2272 
 
 Lustier, Rob., Verses 218 
 
 Luther, iSIartin ; f. Fisher 214, 268 
 
 Lutherans ; 2/. Dury 67 
 
 Lydiatt, Tho. Troughton (Emm.), Verses 537, 546 
 Lyell, Sir Ch. ; r. Jebb 2641 
 
 Lynch, R. J., Delectus Seminum 2838 
 
 Lyndhurst, Lord ; 7'. Poll 2008 
 
 Lyne, R. (King's), Verses 452 
 
 Lynford, Sam. (Joh., Cath.), Verses 56*, 
 
 58*, 66, 2888 
 Lynford, Tho. (Chr.), Fast-day Sermon, 
 893 ; Sermon before the Lord Mayor, 
 299 BN ; Verses, 137, 170, 2900 
 Lynn, Inhabitant of; f. Wood 1688 
 
 Lynn, Ed., Verses 221 
 
 Lynnett, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 112, 2897, 2900 
 Lyon, Jas. (Clare), Mechan. Sc. Tripos 2839 
 
 Lyon, Ralph (Trin.), Sermons i434''-"' 
 
 Lyon, Tho. (Pemb.), Verses 537 
 
 Lyons, Israel, Verses 454 
 
 Lyons, Israel, junr., Fluxions 1232 bn 
 
 Lypsich & Lutzen, Battels of 51 
 
 Lysias, Eratosthenes, Downes 8, 3073 
 
 Lysons, D. & S., Magna Britannia, 1482 bn ; 
 
 V. Britannia Depicta, 1480 
 Lytcott, John (King's), Verses 137, 2900 
 
 Lyttelton, Lord (Trin.): v. Arundines2i95, 
 
 Poll 2008 
 Lytton, Alex. (Queens'), Verses 199 
 
 34 W 
 
 M., E. T., Interior of (Jirton College 2660 
 
 M., G., Verses 34(1) 
 
 M., H., Verses 
 
 M., I. (Corp.), Verses 
 
 M., R. (Job.), Verses 27 
 
 Mabell, Wni. (Chr.), Verses 427 
 
 Maberley, F. H.(Trin.), Death of Dundas, 
 
 1591 BN ; V. Lawson, 1590 
 Macalister, Prof. A. (Joh.); 7/. Antiq. 
 
 .Soc. 1992(c)
 
 38 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Macarnesse, John (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Macarnesse, Tho. (King's), Verses 27 
 
 IVIacaulay, G. C. (Trin.); r'. Philol. Trans. 2748 
 Macaulay, J. H. (Trin.); '!>■ Arundines 2195 
 
 Macaulay, T. B. (Trin.); Bookplate, 886 ; 
 
 V. Babington 2155, Conversations 1907 
 McCabe, E. F., engraver: t. Harraden 1754 
 McCasland, Oliver (Trin.), Ver.ses 444 
 
 MacCoU, N. (Down.), Hare Prize Essay, 
 
 2500 ; 71. Light Blue, 2464 
 McCure, J. B., Life in England & Aus- 
 tralia 2661 
 Macdonald, Chief Justice; i>. .Simeon 815 
 Macdonald, H. ; v. Oxford & Camb. Mag. 2272 
 Macfarren, G. A. (Trin.); v. Musical 
 
 Degrees 2703 
 
 Mackenzie, Lord, Bust of 2270 
 
 Mackenzie, Bp. C. F. (Caius) ; ?'. O.xford 
 
 & Camb. Mission 2331, Problems 1421* 
 Mackenzie, F., artist: Roof of King's 
 
 Coll. Chapel, 2006 bn ; v. Ackerman 
 
 1548, Bentham 1519, Le Keux 2030*, 
 
 Guides 1752, 1933, 1955, 2089 
 Mackenzie, F. L. (Trin.), Memoir 2270 
 
 Mackenzie, G. (Trin.); v. Calendar 797 
 
 Mackenzie, Hen. (Trin.), Hulsean Essay, 
 
 I422I.-'') ; notices of, v. 2270 
 Mackinen, Geo. (Trin.), Verses . 395 
 
 Macklin, H. W. (Jo^.), v. Assoc, of Brass 
 
 Collectors 2850 
 
 Maclear, G. F. (Trin.), Maitland Essays, 
 
 2090* ; Norrisian Essay, 1424(^1') 
 Macleod, H. D. (Trin.), Address when 
 
 Candidate, 2417 un; Address to Polit. 
 
 Econ. Board, 2805 ; Syllabus of Polit. 
 
 Econ. 2685 
 Macraichael, W. F. (Down.), Oxford & 
 
 Camb. Boat Races 2555 
 
 Macready, W. C. ; v. Album 1903 
 
 Macro, R. (Trin.), Verses 170 
 
 Macro, Ralph (Caius), Verses 395 
 
 Macro, Tho. (Caius), Verses 395 
 
 Maddison, R. (Pet.), Verses 537 
 
 Maddockes, John (Emm.), Verses 183 
 
 Maden, Ri. (Magd.), Verses _ 32 
 
 Madingley Church, Cambs. ; View 3008 
 
 Maehly, J., Bentley's Biographic 2493 
 
 Maetellanus, Joan. (Scotiae vicecancel- 
 
 larius), Latin version of verses of James L 218 
 Magdalene College : Statutes, 2756 ; v. 
 
 Baker MSS. 2953 
 Magirus, Jo., Physiologia Peripatetica 3442 
 
 Magna Britannia, &c., Cambs. 944, 945 
 
 Magna et Antiqua Charta, &c. 154 
 
 Magnusson, E. ; v. Antiq. Soc. 1992 (c), 
 
 Philos. Trans. 2748 
 Magrath, J. R., Univ. Reform 2662 hn 
 
 Maguire, T. ; Z'. Journal of Philol. 2501 
 
 Maidwell, Lud. (Job.), Verses 137, 2900 
 
 Maimonides ; 7'. Moses 
 Maine, Sir H. J. S. (Pemb., Tr. Hall); v. 
 
 Arundines 2195, Camb. Essays 2251 
 Mainwaring, J. (Job.), Character of Me- 
 thodism, 690 ; Nature of Compliances, 
 
 &c., 572 BN ; Remarks on Hallifax, 681 ; 
 
 Sermons 630, 643, 671, 790, (Assize) 1250, 
 
 (Univ.) 1248 
 Mainwaring, Wm. (King's), Verses 39 
 
 Maisterson, H. (Chr.), Verses 47 
 
 Maisterson, Hen., Sermon 3424 
 
 Maisterson, Hen. (Job.), Verses 108 
 
 Maitland Prize Essays _ 2090* 
 
 Maittaire, Mich., Remarks on Whiston 900 bn 
 Major, J. R. (Trin.), Assize Sermon 1707 bn 
 
 Makernesse, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 2900 
 
 Makower, Stanley (Trin. ), Camb. Observer 2869 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Maiden, H., King's College Chapel, 596, 
 
 597, 598, 678 
 Maiden, H. (Trin.), Origin of Universities, 
 1884 HN ; V. Journal of Philol. 2501, 
 Philol. Museum 1798 
 Malela, Joann. ; ?'. Bentley 389 
 
 Mallet, Dav., William & Margaret; v. 
 
 Bourne, 1059 
 Mallet, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 174, 190 
 
 Maltby, Edw. (Pemb.), Sermon 1434 1°' 
 
 Malton, Tho., View of Senate House, &c. 2994 
 Man, Josh. (Chr.), Verses 199 
 
 Man, T. (Jes.), Verses 170 
 
 Manchester, Edw., Earl of 246(1/) 
 
 Mandell, W. (Queens'), Sermons 1434 C^^ ^" 
 '=); 1828, 1885, at All Saints' 1606, at 
 Histon 1708, on Duke of York 1709, on 
 death of Keck 1552 bn 
 Mandevile, John (Corp.), Verses 427 
 
 Mandeville, Bernard de ; t>. Law 1045 
 
 Manfeild, Jas. (Trin.), Verses 2900 
 
 Mangey, Tho. (Job.), The Lord's Prayer, 
 965 BN ; V. Heme 992, Second Letter 981 
 Maniakes, N. (Trin.), Canares 1649 bn 
 
 Manlove, R. (Magd.), Verses 137, 2900 
 
 Mann, Horace (Pet.), Verses 537, 546, 556 
 
 Manners, Lord C. S. ; v. Poll 1430 
 
 Manners, Lord Geo. John ; v. Poll 2511 
 
 Manners, Lord John ; v. Arundines 2195 
 
 Manners, Lord Rob. ; 7: Poll 683 
 
 Manners, Rog. (Job.), Verses 35 
 
 Manning, C. R. (Corp.); v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(f) 
 Manning, Jas., A new booke, &c. 3149 
 
 Manning, Lancelot (Trin.), Verses 183, 190 
 
 Manning, Ric. (Queens'), Verses 137 
 
 Manningham, Tho. (King's), Concio 1042 bn 
 Mansel, Col. Roderick 246(0) 
 
 Mansel, W. L. (Trin.); v. Watsoniana 1308 
 
 Mansfield, Jas. (Trin.), Verses 137 
 
 Mansfield, Jas. ; !■'. Poll 682, 707 
 
 Mansion, P. ; v. Messenger 2403 (i^) 
 
 Manutius, Aldus, Phrases linguae Latinae 3352 
 Maps : Catiibridgcshire, Blaeu 2963, Bo- 
 wen 2973, NichoUs 2968, Ordnance 3016, 
 Richardson 3002, Saxton 2961, Speed 
 2960 ; Fens, Blaeu 2964, Lenny 3004, 
 Moore 2965, Rennie 1506, Walker & 
 Burges 2365, Wells 1763 ; Catnbridge, 
 Baker 3003, Creighton 3018, Custance 
 1449, Ordnance 3016, Spalding 2649 ; v. 
 Guides, Fuller 1999, Le Keux 203o*((!') 
 Mapes, Leo. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 "Maps"; 71. Nicholson 2704 
 
 Marcilii Adnotationes ; v. Hierocles 2914 
 
 Marcus, Moses, Answer to Letter to Water- 
 land 1086 
 Margaret, Lady ; v. Beaufort 
 Markby, Tho. (Trin.) ; v. Latham 2553 
 Markland, Jer. (Pet.), Verses, 395 ; v. 
 
 Plutarch, 470 
 Marlborough, Duke of. Portrait 365, iioi 
 
 Marr, J. E. (Job.), Sedgwick Prize Essay 2672 
 Marriott, C. H., Camb. Undergraduates 2863 
 Marriott, Hen. (Magd.), Verses 183 
 
 Marriott, Sir Jas. (Tr. Hall), Argument in • 
 Case of Poor's Rate, 591 bn ; Poems, 
 1238; RightsofbothUnivs., 599; Verses, 
 484, 546 
 Marsden, J. H. (Joh.), Seatonian Poem, 
 i433('^'; Sermons, 1434 C*'-" '■"•') ; Two Lec- 
 tures, 2214 BN 
 Marsh, Herbert (Joh.), Various Works, 
 1423 ; Authenticity of Books of Moses, 
 755 BN ; Essay on Theol. Learning, 756 ; 
 Memoir of "X. Jones, 1483 ; Sermons, 
 i434(«'2-*-"); V. Simeon, 1446 (» 'J
 
 INDEX. 
 
 39 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Marsh, Ch. (Trin.), Verses 515 
 
 Marsh, F. (Caius), Verses 112 
 
 Marsh, Ric. (loh.). Sermon 206 bn 
 
 Marsh, Tho. (Cath.), Verses 66 
 
 Marsh, Wm. (Tr. Hall), Remarks on the 
 
 Univ. System 2144 bn 
 
 Marshall, B. A. (Pet.), Byzantium, &c. 1776 bn 
 Marshall, Nat. ; z'. Sykes 971 
 
 Marshall, R. (Joh.), Verses 87 
 
 Marshall, Ste. (Emm.); ?■. Brief Apologie 260 bn 
 Marshall, Wm., engraver. 52, 59, 60, 62, 273, 2S89 
 Marshall, Wm., Books sold by 246 (r) 
 
 Marshall, Wm., Lot-book of Littleport & 
 
 Downham District 1710BN 
 
 Marshall, W. ; 7'. Antiq. Soc. 1992 (c) 
 
 Marshelande, Act concerning 214* 
 
 Marten, Anth. ; v. Oratio 2908 
 
 Martin, — ; v. Masters 1383 
 
 Martin, Fra. (Trin.), Ages of Students at 
 Trin., 2231 bn ; Number of Students, 
 2401 ; On Passage relating to Statutes 
 of Trin., 2290; (i)n St. Mary's, 2502 ; v. 
 2206(0) 
 Martin, Fred. (Pet.); ~'. Arundines 2195 
 
 Martin, H. N. (Chr.); v. Studies 2608 
 
 Martin, John, Briberj' 2503 
 
 Martin, Ric. (King's), Verses 2900 
 
 Martin, Sam. (Job.), Verses 537, 546, 556 
 
 Martinus, Jac, De prima corporum gene- 
 
 ratione 3031 
 
 Marton, Oliver (Tr. Hall), Verses 454 
 
 Martyn, Hen. (Joh.), Memoir, 1777 bn ; v. 
 
 Conversations, 1907 
 Martyn, Ric. (Trin.), Verses 170 
 
 Martyn, Tho. (Emm., Sid.), Catalogus 
 Horti Botanici,6i7 ; Chronological Series 
 of engravers, 607 ; Elements of Natural 
 History, 644 ; RIantissa Plantarum, 620, 
 617 (i); Sermon, 592 bn 
 Marvel], A., Verses 58* 
 
 Maseres, Fr. (Clare), Verses 484, 499 
 
 Maseres, P. (Clare), Verses 499 
 
 Mason, A. J. (Trin.); v. Tatler 2578 
 
 Mason, Ch. (King's), Verses, 43, 47, 56*, 
 
 66, 1882, 2888, 2894 
 Mason, Ch. (Emm.), Verses 174 
 
 Mason, Ric. (Jes.), Verses 56*, 58*, 66 
 
 Mason, Wm. (Job., Pemb.), Installation 
 Ode, 489 BN ; Odes, 523 ; -'. Conversa- 
 tions 1907, Hurd527; Portrait of Etough, 
 1414 ; Verses, 484 
 Mason, W., Impressions of ancient bricks 3017 
 Massey, John, Catalogue of Mesman Col- 
 lection 1886 
 Masters, Rob. (Corp.), Catalogue of Baker 
 MSS., 703 ; History of Corpus, 508, 509, 
 1778 ; I-ist of Names, Mc, of Corpus, 
 4'li I'.N' ; Proposals for History, 491 ; 
 History of Waterbeach, i3.'!3 ; v. Carter, 
 1217 
 Masterson, H., Verses 112 
 Mathematical IJoard, Reports 2163, 2186, 2234 
 Mathematical Journals 1976*, 2403 
 Mathematical Teaching ; 7'. Hopkins 2229 
 Mathemathical Tripos, 2504 ; 7/. Ball 2677, 
 Olaisher 2829, Morgan 2571, Papers 1791 
 Mathematics at Cambridge ; v. Ball 2854 
 Mathew, Wm. (King's), Ver.ses 174 
 M.ithias, G. H. I). (King's), English B.A.s 
 
 iS: I^russian Freshmen 2505 b.n' 
 
 Mathia.s, T. J. (Trin.), Oratio in Sacello 
 
 Trin., 1294 iin ; 7/. Watsoniana, 1308 
 Matriculation I'^xaniinalion ; v. Analysis 2225 
 Matthew, H. J., Shops or Stores'/ 2723 
 
 Matthews, R., Camb. Bookseller 533 
 
 Maulden, Jos., Funeral Sermon at Burwell 1260 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Maule, Geo. (Cath.), Verses 444 
 
 Maule, Rt. Hon. W. H. (Trin.), Memoir 2591 bn 
 Mauleverer, T. (Magd.), Verses 454 
 
 Maulyverer, John (Magd.), Verses 137, 183 
 
 Maurice, F. D. (Trin., Tr. Hall), Christian 
 Education, 2556 ; Inaugural Lecture, 
 2466 BN ; Light of Men, 2506 ; Metro- 
 politan Quarterly, 16S3 ; Funeral Sermon, 
 by Luard, 2590 
 Mawson, M. (Corp.), .Sermon 1038 bn 
 
 Mawson, Rob., Books sold by 889 
 
 Maxwell, J. C. (Trin.), Adams Prize Essay, 
 
 2169 ; 7'. Math. Journal, 1976* 
 May, Geo. (Clare), Verses 183, igg 
 
 May, Hen. (Pemb.), Verses 2894 
 
 May, Tho. (Sid.), Verses 27 
 
 May, Wm. (Clare), Verses 17^ 
 
 May Bee 2806 
 
 Mayers, M. J., Zoharite Jews iggr 
 
 Maynard, Ch. (Chr.), Verses ^qs- 
 
 Mayor,^ John E. B. (Job.), Baker's St. 
 John's, 2519 ; Camb. in the seventeenth 
 Centurj', 2250 bn ; Letter on Cooper's 
 trust, 2468; Letter on Univ. Library, 
 2418 ; Life of Bonwicke, 2543 ; Mutato 
 Nomine, 2865 ; Notes on Statutes, &c., 
 affecting Univ. Libr., 2469; St. John's 
 Admissions, 2770 ; Statement to Syndics 
 of Libr., 2469; 7'. Cooper 2629, Journal 
 2242, Journal of Philol. 2501, Philol. 
 Trans. 274S, Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Mayor, Jos. B. (Joh.), Affiliation of Local 
 Colleges, 2631 ; Considerations on Poll 
 Course, 2402 ; Further considerations, 
 2419; On B.A. & Moral Sc. Tripos, 
 2314 bn; On Moral Sc. Tripos, 2352; 
 7'. Eagle 2319, Journal of Philol. 2501, 
 Occasional Papers 2329 
 Mead, G. B. ; 7'. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Meades, Wm. (R. Rampton, Cambs.), 
 
 Sermon before the Lord Mayor ngi 
 
 Mechanical Sciences Tripos 28-'g 
 
 Mechell, Jas. ; 7'. View ,971 
 
 ISIede, Jos. (Chr.), Apostasy of the Latter 
 Times, 244, 252; Clavis Apocalyptica, 
 44 BN, 3247, 3291, 3510 ; Daniels Weekes, 
 250 ; Opuscula Latina, 96 
 Medical Degrees : Regulations, &c., 2816 ; 
 
 Report of Commissioners, 2768 
 Meditations Divine and Morall : Tubbe 276 
 
 Mee, Sam. Benj. (Pemb.), Verses 5^7 
 
 Melanthe, by Brookes 3200 
 
 Melbourne, Visct. ; <>. Lamb, 2349 i ^'■ 
 
 Humfrey, 1910 
 Melborne, Cambs. ; 7'. Collections 2958 
 
 Meldreth, Cambs. ; t. Collections 2958 
 
 Members' Prize Essays: Empson, 2630; 
 llildyaril, 1795; Lewis-Jones, 28^7; 
 Roberts, 534: Scott, 27(19; Woodliam, 
 1970 
 Memorbook of Niirnberg 2751 
 
 Memoriae Sacra Principis Henrici Walliae 29, 28 
 Menander ; 7'. Bentley 389 
 
 Mendelssohn's St. Paul 2346 
 
 Mepal, Cambs. ; v. Elstobb 498, Gaskin 
 
 1309 
 Mercator, Nic, Institutiones Astronomi- 
 
 cae 290 UN 
 
 Merchant Taylors' Co. against Trin. Hall 1417 
 Merciirius Kusticus 255 (/',c) 
 
 Meredith, Wni. (I'rin.), Verses 170. 174 
 
 Meredytli, Monro (Trin.), Verses 444 
 
 Meres, John (Cath.), Verses 170 
 
 Merike, Edw. (Sid.), Verses 35 
 
 Merivale, A. F.(Trin.); 71. .Anuidines 2195, 
 Camb. Portfolio 1993
 
 40 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Merivale, Ch. (Job.), Open Fellowships, 
 2315; Sermon, i434(''-'i; Univ. Taxation, 
 2145 bn; v. Arundines 2195, Camb. Port- 
 folio igQ3 
 Merrie Dialogue, &c. 257° 
 
 Merrifield, C. W. ; v. Messenger 2403 
 
 Merrill, J. & J., booksellers 7°° 
 
 Merrill, T. & J., booksellers, 530; books 
 
 sold by, 557 
 Mesman, Dan. ; v. Massey 1886 
 
 Messenger of Mathematics 2403 {b) 
 
 Metcalfe, W. (Sid.), Principle of Assessing 
 
 to Poor's Rate, 1984 bn 
 Metropolitan Quarterly Magazine 1683 
 
 Meyer, J. de ; v. Bradshaw 2944*(^) 
 
 Michell, Hen., Verses 218 
 
 Michell, J. (Queens'), Artificial Magnets, 
 
 494 BN, 502 
 
 Michell, I. H. (King's); v. Reply 1445 
 
 Michell, Dr. ; v. Perry 1685 
 
 Mickleborough, John (Corp.), Heads of 
 
 Lectures, 476 ; Sermon, 503 bn 
 Micklethwait, Paul (Sid.), Verses 35 
 
 Micro-Chronicon 255 (^) 
 
 Middiman, S., Verses 1480 
 
 Middlesex: 186, 217, 871 ; Acton, 255(^r'); 
 Brompton, 1378 ; Chelsea, 345, 592, 1217, 
 1378, 1983; Chiswick, 1038; Dalston, 
 800; Enfield, 1638, 1831 ; Finchley, 
 1008; Fulham, 1373; Hackney, 259*, 
 654. 1385. 1509; Hampstead, 2596; 
 Hampton Court, 373; Harrow, 1724, 
 (School) 1868, 2320; Holloway, 1729; 
 Hoxton, 1908 ; Isleworth, 274 ; Islington 
 Green, 2956* ; Kensington, 925, 2422, 
 (School) 2314 ; Stanmore School, 1724 ; 
 Stepney, 1204, 1862 ; Stratford le Bow, 
 1068 ; Sunbury, 1394 
 Middleton, Conyers (Trin.), Bibliothecae 
 Cantab, ordinandae methodus, 416 bn ; 
 Dissertation on origin of printing, 449 ; 
 Examination of Bishop of London's Dis- 
 courses, 1 192; Full and impartial account, 
 &c., 993, 995, second part, 994; Intro- 
 ductory Discourse, 1160, 1161, z'. 1162; 
 Letter from Rome, iioo, 1134; Oratio, 
 1094; Popery unmask'd, 1 142 ; Remarks 
 on Bentley's Proposals ioi3(c, rf), Fur- 
 ther Remarks ioi3((?) ; Remarks on The 
 Case of Bentley further stated, 996 ; Re- 
 marks on two pamphlets, 1167 ; Treatise 
 on the Roman Senate, 1159 ; True ac- 
 count of Trin. Coll., loio ; Vindication 
 of Free Inquiry, 1205; Verses, 444 ; 7'. 
 Answer 1183, Chapman 1158, Examin- 
 ation 1188, Friendly advice 11 32, Hibbins 
 1189, Letter 1177, 1190, Plain Answer 
 1135, Rutherforth 495, Sykes looi, 1216, 
 Vindication 1105, Wesley 1178, Whiston 
 1179, Yate 1182 ; v. 985* 
 Middleton, J. H. (King's) : v. Antiq. Soc. 
 
 1992(c), Chr. Coll. Mag. 2826 
 Middleton, Wm. (Queens'), Papisto-Mas- 
 
 tix 223 (3) bn 
 
 Milborn, R., Verses 218 
 
 Milbourn, Tho. (Pemb.), Verses 537 
 
 Miles, C. P. (Caius), Memoir of F. L. 
 
 Mackenzie . 2270 bn 
 
 Military Instructions for Cavallrie, 3462 ; 
 
 '.<. Cmso, J. 
 Mill, J. ; -'. Bentley 390 
 
 Mill, Jas , Letter; v. Watts i496(<^) 
 
 Mill, W. Hodge (Trin.), Christian Advo- 
 cate Publications, 1503 ('-'J'; Praelectio, 
 2064 bn : Sermons, 1434 ("- '"' "" '"' 
 Millar, A., Books sold by 1232 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Miller, Edni. (Trin.), Account of the Univ., 
 966, 967 ; Remarks on the Present State 
 of Trin. Coll., 8S6(f)BN; Verses, 395; 
 V. Bentley 886(a), 985*, Burford 1055 
 Miller, Matt. (Clare); v. Latin Orations 228 
 
 Miller, R. K. (Pet.), edited Light Blue 2464 
 
 Miller, S. H., & S. B. J. Skertchly, The 
 
 Fenland 2701, 2702 
 
 Millers, G. (Job.), Ely Cathedral 1477 bn, 1484 
 Milles, Tho. (Clare), Verses 19 
 
 Milles, Tho. (King's), Verses 34(«') 
 
 Millington, John (Magd.), Verses 174, 183, 199 
 Mills, Jos., Plato's Apology 645 bn 
 
 Mills, Mich. (King's), Verses 183, 190, 199 
 
 Mills, Pet. Mat. (Chr.), Verses 537. 54^ 
 
 Milner, Is. (Queens'), On Haweis' History 
 of the Church, 843 bn ; (with J. Wood) 
 The Univ. Press, 1494, v. 1496 : Life, 
 2050 
 Milnes, R. M. (Trin.); v. Epilogue i762(^) 
 
 Milton, John (Chr.), Christian Doctrine, 
 1684, V. 1683 ; Defensio Secunda, v. 
 Wrangham, 1572; Lycidas, 2893, i882(<^), 
 in Gr. by J. Plumptre 139S, in Lat. by 
 Paley 2633 ; Paradise Lost, edited by 
 Bentley, 1095, v. Pearce 1096, in Lat. by 
 Tho. Power 193 
 Mineralogy Professorship : Case of right 
 
 of nominating 1666 
 
 Minshull, Ric. (Sid.), Verses 108, 112 
 
 Minucius Felix, Octavius, S3, 3452 ; ed. 
 
 by Davies, 2917 
 Mirror, The 1636 
 
 Mitchell's Aristophanes ; v. Kennedy 2030 
 
 Mitford, Miss M. R. ; v. Album 1903 
 
 Moase, Ch., Firebrand quenched, 2065; 
 
 Rights of the people, 2066 
 Modd, Geo. (Trin.), Verses 137. 2900 
 
 Moestissimae ac laetiss. Acad. Cant. AfFec- 
 tus (168*), 174, 175; M. ac 1. Carmina 
 
 (1714)- 395 
 Molesworth, J. (Tr. Hall), Verses 454 
 
 Molesworth, Wm. (Job.), Verses 395 
 
 Molinxus, P. ; v. Moulin 
 Molle, Hen. (King's), Verses, 32, 34(0'), 
 35, 39, 43- 66, 288S, 2894 ; v. Latine Ora- 
 tions, 228 
 Mollison, W. L. (Claie), Mechanical Sc. 
 
 Tripos 2839 
 
 Mompesson, Geo. (Pet.), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Momus 2470 
 
 Monck, Geo., Duke of Albemarle; Verses 
 
 on his death 2900 
 
 Money, J. S. (Emm.), v. Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 Monk, J. H. (Trin.), Classical Exam. 
 Papers, 1657 ; Letter to Butler, 1501 bn ; 
 Life of Bentley, 1808, v. Martin, 2290; 
 Memoir of E. V. Blomfield, 1618 ; Ser- 
 mons, i434(''"', 15820; Vindication of 
 Univ., 1592, Appendix, 1607 ; v. Museum 
 Criticum 1544, Smith 1608 
 Monk, Wm. (Joh-)> Life of Livingstone 2312 
 
 Monmouth, James Duke of. Verses to 284 
 
 Monro, D. B. ; v. Journal of Philol. 2501 
 
 Montagu v. Monntagu 
 Montagu, Ch., Earl of Halifax (Trin.), 
 
 Verses 17I1 '75 
 
 Montagu, Chr. (Trin.), Verses 452 
 
 Montagu, Fred. (Trin.), Oratio in laudes 
 
 Baconi, 517 bn ; Verses, 499 
 Montagu, Geo. (Trin.), Verses 444 
 
 Montagu, Jas. (Sid.), Verses 34(''). 35 
 
 Montagu, Jas. (Trin.), Verses 170, '74 
 
 Montagu, "Hon. John (Trm.), Verses, 170, 
 174, 184, 191, 199 ; V, Power, 193
 
 INDEX. 
 
 41 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Montague, J. (Clare), Verses 395 
 
 Montague, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Montague, Tho. (King's), Verses, 47, 56*, 
 
 66, 28SS, 2894 
 ^lonteagle, Lord(Trin.); ''.Spring Rice, T. 
 Montgomery, Jas. ; z>. Camb. Quar. Rev. 1814 
 Monthly Repository; v. Aspland 1509 
 
 Monumental Brasses 1976 (r) 
 
 Moon, Rob. (Queens'), Appeal to the Camb. 
 
 Philos. Soc, 2592 BN ; v. Math. Journal, 
 
 1976* 
 Moor, Sir Tho. ; v. Fisher's Life 268 
 
 Moore, — (Joh.), Verses 444 
 
 Moore, A. P., artist 2988 
 
 Moore, Ch. (Trin.), Verses 537, 546, 556 
 
 Moore, Dan. (Cath.), Hulsean ELssay, 
 
 1422 
 
 Sermon, 1434 C^' 
 
 Moore, John (Clare), Sermon at Whitehall, 
 873 BN, 874 ; Letter from Bentley to, 
 886(*): V. Partridge, 886(c) 
 Moore, Sir Jonas. Map of the Fens 2965 
 
 Moore, Norman (Cath.), Rickets 2663 bn 
 
 Moore, T., Funeral sermon on H. Ri.\ 269 
 
 Moore, Wm. (Chr.), Verses 56* 
 
 Moorhouse, J. (Joh.), Hulsean Lectures i6i6(l'' 
 Moral Science Board ; v. Clarke 2376, 
 
 Roby 2384 
 Moral Science Exams. ; v. Drosier 2347, 
 7'. Grote 2348; Tripos, ?'. Mayor 2314, 
 2352, Shilleto 2152 
 More, Hen. (Chr.), Appendix to Antidote 
 against Idolatry, 283 ; Aphorisms, 859 ; 
 Democritus Platonissans, 81 bn, 3475 ; 
 Epistola ad V. C, 901; Epistola pro 
 Cartesio, &c., 279; Immortality of the 
 Soul, 277 ; Philosophical Poems, 89, 3489 ; 
 'Vvx'"^'^''' Platonica, 81, 3443; Verses, 
 43> 47, 58*. 66, 87, 1882, 2894 ; '■'■ Beau- 
 mont's Observations 128, Conversations 
 1907, Family of Love 223*, Books sold 
 by Morden 278 
 More, John (Chr.), Table of yeeres 2883 bn, 3074 
 More, Nic. (King's), Verses 58*, 2888 
 
 More, W., Verses 2893 
 
 Morecock, T. (Trin.), Verses 58* 
 
 Morell, Tho. (King's), Verses, 444; v. 
 
 .•\shton, 1262 UN 
 Morgan, Caesar (Chr.), Sermon 742 bn, at 
 
 Wisbech 1400 
 Morgan, Chas. (Clare), Six Philosophical 
 
 Dissertations 603* bn 
 
 .Morgan, E. H. (Jes.); 7'. Vanity Fair 2853 
 
 Morgan, H. A. (Jes.), Mathematical Tri- 
 pos, 2571 bn ; Sermon on Corrie, 2817 ; 
 Tenure of Fellowships, 2572 
 Morgan, ]. E., University Oars 2613 
 
 .Morgan, J. H. (Jes.), Aurora Borealis 2117 
 
 .Morgan, Matt., artist ; 7'. Momus 2470 
 
 .Morgan, Nat. (King's), Verses 546. 5S6 
 
 .Morgan, R. (Joh.), Verses 58* 
 
 Morgan, Ric. (King's), Verses i74 
 
 Morgan, Wm. (Joh.), Verses 58* 
 
 Morgan, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 66 
 
 Morley, Ch. (Trin.), Verses 170 
 
 .Morning Chronicle : Refutation of its State- 
 ments 1893 
 Morrell, Roger, Verses 218, 221 
 Morris, Ch. (Joh.), Verses 537 
 Morris, Edw. (Pet.), P'alse Colours J363 BN 
 Morris, Tho. (King's), Verses 199 
 Morris, Wm. ; 7/. Oxford iS: Camb. Mag. 2272 
 Morse, Phil. (Corp.), Verses 58* 
 Mortimer, Tho. ((Queens'), Sermon I434('*' 
 Mortlock, Hen. (trin.), Memoir by Sor- 
 
 tain 1942 "N 
 
 Mortlock, John, v. 1942 . 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Mortlock, John F., Eighteen dialogues, 
 2508 ; Experiences of a Convict, 2439 ; 
 Short Sketch of his history, 1887 ; "This 
 is addressed, &c." 2664 ; Three Dia- 
 logues, 2507 
 Morton, Alb. (King'.s), Verses 19 
 
 Morton, Edw. (King's), Verses 34 (<^) 
 
 Morton, Bp. Tho. (Joh.), Antidotum, 3364 ; 
 Decisio controversiae de eucharistia, 
 3408; Romish doctrine, 223(^)bn 
 Mosely, Wm. (Joh.), Verses _ 564 
 
 Moses Maimonides, Canones poenitentiae, 
 
 3280; Yad Hachazakah, Bernard, 1789 
 Moses, Wm., Verses 108, 112 
 
 Moslem in Cambridge, The 2557 
 
 Moss, C. (Caius), Verses _ 4S4 
 
 Moss, Rob. (Corp.), Theses in the Univ., 
 
 1063 bn ; Verses, 175, 199 
 Mosse, Miles, Justifying and Saving Faith 3204 
 Moston, S. (Joh.), Verses 19 
 
 Mott, T., Statute Laws awarding Death 
 
 sans Clergy 1580 
 
 Moule, C. W. (Corp.) ; v. Poll 2665 
 
 Moule, H. C. G. (Trin.), Seatonian Poem, 
 
 1433(331 ; 7.. College Rhymes, 2345 
 Moule, H. M. (Queens'), Hulsean Essay 1422(28) 
 Moulin, P. du, Parerga 2899 
 
 Moulton, J. F. (Chr.), v. Camb. Reform 
 
 Club 2603, Light Blue 246.} 
 Moulton, R. G. (Chr.), Univ. Extension 
 
 Movement 2818 bn 
 
 Moultrie, J. (Trin.); v. Conversations 1907 
 
 Moundeford, Ric. (King's), Verses 27 
 
 Mountagu ; v. Montagii 
 
 Mountagu, Chr. (Sid.), Verses 47 
 
 Mountagu, Ed. (Sid.), Verses 32, 39, 43 
 
 Mountagu, Jas. (Sid.), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Mountagu, Walter (Sid.), Verses 32 
 
 Mountagu, Wm. (Sid.), Ver.ses 43, 47 
 
 Mountague, Geo. (Chr.), Verses 2894 
 
 Mountague, Sid. (Chr.), Verses 66 
 
 Mountain, Jacob (Caius), Poetical Re- 
 veries 1288 BN 
 Mounteney, Ric. (King's), Demosthenes, 
 
 2919 BN ; Verses, 427 
 Mowtlowe, Hen. (King's), Verses 35, 47 
 
 Mozley, J. R. (King's), Le Bas E.ssay, 
 
 2160*; V. Classical Tripos, 2457 
 Muir, T. ; v. Messenger 2403 (^) 
 
 Muir, Sir Wm., Rede Lecture 2334 
 
 Mulgrave, Lord ; 7'. Lyons 123Z 
 
 Miilier, Max, Rede Lecture 2334 
 
 Mullinger, J. B. (Joh.), The Univ. of 
 Camb. to 1625, 2614 ; History of the 
 Univ., 2852* ; 7'. Light Blue, 2464 
 MuUins, W. E. (Joh.); v. Eagle 2319 
 
 Mundey, John (Corp.), Verses 32, 34 (rf) 
 
 Municipal Corpor.itions : Report on Camb. 1816 
 Munning, Humph., Sermon 3425 
 
 .Munro, H. A. J. (Trin.), Gray's Eleey in 
 Latin, 2609' ; Obituarj' Notice of Cope, 
 2606 ; Pronunciation of Latin, 2573 bn, 
 2574, (with Palmer) 2620; v. Journal 
 2242, Journal of Philol. 2501, Philol. 
 Trans. 2748 
 Murchison, R. I. (Trin.), 7'. Sedgwick 1726 
 
 Muretus, M. A. ; 11. Tcrentius 121 
 
 Muriel, Geo. (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Murray, And., Catalogue of Hardy Plants 2183 
 Murray, John ; 71. Sprott 999 
 
 Munay, John (King's), Verses, 39, 43, 47, 
 
 2888 
 Murray, John (Trin.), Hulsean Essay I422("') 
 Murray. Wm. (King's), Verses 39, 43, 47, 2888 
 Musae Cantabrigicnscs 190, 191 
 
 Musae Cantabrigienses (Browne's Medal) 1502
 
 42 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Musae Etonenses 1223, 2271 
 
 Musae Seatonianae, 1273, 1485, i486, 1573 ; 
 
 V. 1433 
 Musae Subsecivae, Duport 155 
 
 Musarum Cantabrigiensium I,uctus, &c. 108 
 
 Musarum Cantabrigiensium Threnodia 2900 
 
 Museum Criticum i544, 1695 
 
 Museums & Lecture Rooms Syndicate 
 
 Reports, 2232 ; v. Questions, 2789 
 Music Speeches at Camb. 935, 1609 
 
 Music : Psalm & Hymn Tunes 2926 
 
 Musical Degrees 2703 
 
 Musical Performances: Festival (1833), 
 
 1812, 1813; V. Installation, Commence- 
 ment, &c. 
 Musical Professorship 2644 
 
 Musical Societies : The Camus, 1719 ; The 
 
 Univ. (Programmes), 2327 
 Mussendine, Wm., Verses 58* 
 
 Myers, F. W. H. (Trin.); ~o. College 
 
 Rhymes 2345 
 
 Myers, Tho. (Trin.), Hulsean Essay, 
 
 1422(1^'; Norrisian Essay, i424('^) 
 Mylbourne, — (Pemb.), Verses 2900 
 
 Mylne, Rob., Report on River Ouse, &c., 
 
 1354 BN ; 71. Walton 1355 
 Mylne, W. S. ; v. Walker 1686 
 
 N. (King's), Verses 34(«) 
 
 N., E. (King's), Verses 34(«) 
 
 N., G. ; V. Moses Maimonides 3280 
 
 N., I. (Sid.), Verses 34(«) 
 
 Nailer, D., Verses 218 
 
 Nailer, J. (Pemb.), Verses 2900 
 
 Nailor, Nailour, Wm. (Caius), Verses 112, 2897 
 Nalson, — (Sid.), Verses 108 
 
 Nanney, Griffith (Joh.), Verses 170 
 
 Nanton, R., Verses 218 
 
 Napoleon's Invasion of Russia, Poems 
 
 on 1720, 1723 
 
 Nash, F., artist ; 71. Britannia Depicta 1480 
 
 Nash, Gawin (Pemb.), Verses 39, 43 
 
 Nash, J. (Pemb.), Verses 174 
 
 Nasmith, Jas. (Corp.), Catalogus MSS. 
 
 Coll. Corp. 663 UN ; v. Itineraria 670, 
 
 Tanner 724 
 National Schools Reports 2150 
 
 Natural Science Exams. ; v. Drosier 2347 ; 
 
 Tripos, New Regulations, 2353 ; v. i-ji'i, 
 
 Shilleto 2152 
 Natural Science Society, Univ. 2414 
 
 Nature and Necessity of Catechising 477 
 
 Naudaeus, Gabr., Bibliographica Politica 2904 
 Navigation : Letter on widening Eau 
 
 Brink Cut, 1668 ; v. Act 2132, Humfrey 
 
 1737 ; V. Bedford Level, Eau Brink, 
 
 Fens 
 Nayler, Jos. (Sid.), Verses 32 
 
 Naylor, John (King's), Verses 427 
 
 Naylor, John (Joh.), Verses 174 
 
 Naylor, T. H. (Queens'); 'o. Antiq. Soc. 1992 (c) 
 Neal, Daniel, History of the Puritans, 
 
 Grey's Review 468 
 
 Neal, J. (Pemb.), Verses , 43 
 
 Neale, J. M. (Trin.), Church Enlargement, 
 
 1976 (.i) ; Few Words to Church-builders, 
 
 1976 (^); to Churchwardens, 1976 (c BN_/") 
 
 to Parish Clerks, i976(/); History of Pews, 
 
 1976(0 ; Seatonian Poems, 1433!^' '-'' ^"i ; 
 
 V. 1976 GO 
 Neale, Tho., Ruinous state of Manea 1168 
 
 Neale, Walt. (Trin.), Verses 137, 2900 
 
 Neander, Rob. (King's), Verses 39 
 
 Needham, Pet. (Joh.), Geoponica, 362 bn ; 
 
 Sermon, 402 ; Theophrastus, 385 
 Needham, Rob. (Queens'), Verses 137 
 
 number 
 Neele, engraver, INIaps of Ouse, Hundred- 
 foot, &c. ; V. Rennie 1506 
 Neile, C. (Pet.), Verses 174 
 Nelson, Lord, Memorial of; by L Fisher 3017 
 Nethersole, Fr. (Trin.), Laudatio fune- 
 
 bris 28, zg, 3196 
 
 Nettleship, H. ; 7'. Journal of Philol. 2501 
 
 Neve, Ch. , King's Coll. Chapel 2354 
 
 Nevile, C. (Emm.), Verses 564 
 
 Nevile, Ch. (King's), Verses 137 
 
 Nevile, Chr. (Magd.), Verses 395 
 
 Nevile, H. W. (Trin.), Remarks on Marsh's 
 
 Speech 1423(35) 
 
 Nevile, R. (King's), Verses 112 
 
 Nevile, Tho. (Jes.), Verses 484, 499, 537 
 
 Nevile, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 170 
 
 Neville, Alex. ; v. Acad. Cant. Lach- 
 
 rymae 218 BN 
 
 Neville, Latimer (Magd.) : v. Baker 2372 
 
 Neville, Rob. (Chr.), Verses 190 
 
 Neville, Rob. (King's), Election to Eternal 
 Glory, 308 ; Goodness the best protec- 
 tion, 321 ; Hardness of Heart, 310; Hu- 
 mane Learning, 304 ; Necessity of re- 
 ceiving the Sacrament, 301 bn ; Ta aj^o), 
 The Things above, 311 
 Neville, Tho. (Jes.), Juvenal, Satire XIV. 
 
 imitated 1258 bn 
 
 New estimate of manners, &c. ; v. Gor- 
 don, J. 
 Newbery, Humf. (King's), Verses 137, 2900 
 
 Newbery, Books sold by 526 
 
 Newborough, T., Books sold by 331 
 
 Newce, Th. (Corp.), Verses 58* 
 
 Newcome, Hen. (Queens'), Verses 537 
 
 Newcome, John(Joh.), Sermon 420, 421 bn, 
 
 before Commons 466; v. Carter, 1217 
 Newcome, Mrs. (wife of John), Enquiry 
 
 into evidence of Christian Religion 431* 
 
 Newcomen, Tho. (Pet.), Verses 2900 
 
 New Court Circular 2873 
 
 New Institutions, Report on 2770 
 
 Newman, F. W. ; v. Huber 2063 
 
 Newman, Rob. (King's), Verses 39, 43, 47, 2888 
 Newman, S., Concordance 204 bn 
 
 Newmarch, C. H. (Corp.) ; v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Newmarket : History, Hore, 2839 ; Ser- 
 mons by Barne 138, Cannon 375 ; North, 
 145 ; V. Warton, 1209 ; Printing, v. 1542 ; 
 Views, 3001, 3006 
 Newmarket Vestry 1295 
 
 Newnham Hall Company, Reports, &c. 2632 
 News from Cambridge 246(«), 286 
 
 Newton, A.(Magd.),'^& J. W. Clark (Trin.), 
 
 The Woodwardian Professor, &c. 2840 
 
 Newton, B. (Jes.), Sermon 532 bn 
 
 Newton, Ch. (Corp.), Poems 812 bn 
 
 Newton, Hen. (Trin.), Verses 47 
 
 Newton, Sir Isaac (Trin.), Four Letters to 
 Bentley, 1226; Principia 391 bn, sections 
 I. — III. 1854 ; Thirteen Letters to Covel, 
 2146; Two Letters to Le Clerc, 1220; 
 7'. Newton 777(/')) 1461, Tables 1031, 
 Varenus 165, Whiston 379 
 Newton, John (Joh.), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Newton, T. (Jes.), Conic Sections, 777 bn ; 
 Illustration of Sir I. Newton's Reason- 
 ing, 777(/'). '461 
 Next Step, The 2166 
 
 Nicholas, Henry ; v. Family of Love 223* 
 
 Nicholls, Sutton, Map of Cambs. 2968 
 
 Nichols, Jas. ; v. Fuller 2000 
 
 Nichols, John, Memoirs of Ged, 1305 ; 
 Barnwell Abbey & Sturbridge Fair, 2931 
 Nichols, J. Gough, MS. Notes in Cooper's 
 Athenae « 2303 
 
 i
 
 INDEX. 
 
 43 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Nicholson, J. ("Maps"), 603*, 653*, 716, 
 1291 ; Circulating Library, 1453, 14S9 ; 
 Portrait, z>. 2704 
 Nicholson, R. L., Lady Nell 2704 
 
 Nickalls, Jos., Report on Eau Brink Cut 1364 
 NicoUs, Chr. (Trin.), Verses 546 
 
 Nicols, The. (Jes.), Lapidarj' 97 bn 
 
 Nightingale, Ric. (Pemb.), Verses 444, 452 
 
 Nightingale, Wm. (real name of Wm. 
 
 Bird) 1520 — 22 
 
 Nind, Wm. (Pet.), Plea for triumvirate of 
 
 Esquire Bedells 2215 bn 
 
 Nixon, J. E. (King's); z/. Journal of Philol. 
 
 2501, Philol. Trans. 2748 
 Nixon, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 170, 2900 
 
 Noble, T. C. , Subscribers to defence against 
 
 Armada 2S31 
 
 Noel, Hen. (Trin.), Verses, 39, 43, 112 ; v. 
 
 XcKu.N, H. 
 Nollekens, J. ; 7'. Wrangham 1572 
 
 Non-Collegiate Students, Report 2509 
 
 Norfolk : 222*, 1288, 1488, 1751, 1S03, 2306 ; 
 Ashill, 33 ; Booton, 2524 ; Bradenham 
 (West), 1518 . Brockdish, 1184; Car- 
 brook, 2958 ; Castle Rising, 936 ; Cong- 
 ham, 79 ; Creake (South), 750 ; Dickle- 
 burg, 407, 2495 ; Emneth, 2566* ; Fers- 
 field, 11S4; Fincham, 1751, 2455/, Forn- 
 cett, 559 ; Gestwick, 140 ; Gillingham, 
 1063; Halvergate, 1531 ; Hardingham, 
 516, 851 ; Hargham, 11S4 ; Harleston, 
 2233 ; Hemstead, 722 ; Hethersett, 2176 ; 
 Hingham, 2958 ; Loddon, ig76(j); Lynn, 
 106, 189(c), 1201, 1272, 1345, 1347, 1354, 
 i355> 1358, 1359. 1361, 1362, 1364, i668, 
 1688, 1928, 2180, 2566* ; Morley, 647 ; 
 Moulton, 1531 ; Mulbarton, no; Nor- 
 wich, 30, 205, 343, 400, 63S, 647, 663, 707, 
 769, 1036, 1098, 1169, 1184, 1447, 1515, 
 1518, 1519, 1597, 1604*, 1610, 2069, 2146, 
 2455. 2598, 2735 W, 2883, 2930, (Diocese) 
 234. 350. 375. 873, 917. "29, 2060, 2233, 
 2950, 3224, 3377, (School) 1724 ; Outwell, 
 2566*; Ovington, 606, 1504; Oxburgh, 
 1169; Reach, 1256; Redenhall, 2233; 
 Reepham, 1847 ; Runcton (North), 1562; 
 Ruston (East), 1481 ; Snoring (Cireat), 
 764, 1062 ; Swaffham, 630, 1724 ; Ter- 
 rington, 2566*; Thelford, 431, 1694 (<^), 
 1724 ; Thorpe, 724 ; Thursford, 764 ; Til- 
 ney, 2566* ; Upwell, 2566* ; VValpole, 
 2566* ; Walsoken, 2566* ; Walton, 2566* : 
 Wolferton, 448 ; Wortwell, 2233 ; Wy- 
 mondham, 521, 2924 ; Yarmouth (Great), 
 917, 2060, 2110, 2184; Yelverton, 647; 
 ■V. Bedford Level 
 Norres, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 190 
 
 Norris, H. H. ; v. Scholefield 1634 
 
 Norris, Wm. (King's), Verses 34('') 
 
 Norri.sian Essays, 751, 794, 818, 833, 847, 
 '35°. '369, 1424, 1478; Unsuccessful, 837, 
 1758 
 North, Cha. (Magd.), Verses 199 
 
 North, Dudley (joh.), Verses, 32 ; Auto- 
 graph (V), 2891 
 North, Hon. John (Jes., Trin.), Sermon 
 at Newmarket, 145 isN ; Verses, 19 ; v. 
 Plato, 148 
 North, jo. (Jes.), Verses 137 
 
 North, O. (Clare), Verses 137 
 
 North iv: Grey, Lord (Magd.), Verses n/j 
 
 Northamptonshire: 222*, 1224; Achurch, 
 150*; Barnwell, 103; Cramford, 580; 
 Farthingstone, 1942 ;Goulston, 339; Hey- 
 ford, 230; King's Cliflfe, 926 ; Newnham, 
 65; Northampton, 1114; Oundle, i8(*); 
 
 Northamptonshire — contimted. number 
 
 Passenham, 565 ; Peterborough, 1276, 
 i775i i94o> 2201, 2658, 2936, (Diocese) 
 86, 280(A), 282, 594, 755, 762, 1423(30, 
 1657, 2221, 27S1, 3309, 3365; Rushden, 
 575 ; Stamford, 793 ; v. Bedford Let'cl 
 Northumberland : Alnwick, 2324 ; Mor- 
 peth, 1270; Newcastle, 74, 106, 1404, 
 140S, 162S, 2542 ; Norham on Tweed, 
 1576 ; Simonbourn, 542 ; Threepwood, 
 1367; Tynemouth, 2320 
 Northleigh, John (King's), Verses 170 
 
 Norton, Ric. (Sid.), Verses 444 
 
 Norton, Th. (Chr.), Verses 58*, 2S93 
 
 Norwich Visitation .Articles 3224, 3377 
 
 Norwich, Wm. (Pet.), Verses 43, 47, 56*, 2894 
 Nottingham, Earl of ; 1'. Two Letters 1022, 
 Welchman 1023, Whiston 1005, 1024, 
 1025 
 Nottinghamshire : 1062, 1068 ; Cotgrave, 
 1586; Hawksworth, 2124; Mansfield 
 (misprinted Derbys.), 541 ; Newark, 516; 
 Nottingham, 253, 654, 18S6, 20S3, 2716, 
 2950 ; Rempstone, 769 ; Southwell, 482, 
 2576 
 Nourse, Peter (Joh.), Commencement Ser- 
 mon, 203 BN, 246(4?); Verses, 174 
 Nowell, Alex., Christianae Pietatis prima 
 
 institutio 3308, 3353 
 
 Nowell, H. (Trin.), Verses, 58* (? same as 
 
 Noel, H.) 
 Nowers, Beaupr^ (Chr.), Verses 190 
 
 Nug^e, Geo. (Trin.), Maitland Essay 2090* 
 
 Nunn, And. ; v. Stickwood 2925 
 
 Nye, Philip ; v. 260 
 
 O., A. (King's), Verses loS 
 
 O., Dr. ; V. Say well 306 
 
 O., L, Verses 19 • 
 
 O., N. ; V. Bentley 985* 
 
 O. T. ; v. Orde, Tho. 
 
 O. T. (Corp.), Verses 27 
 
 Gates, Titus : -Xbstract from his narrative 
 
 of the Popish Plot 334 
 
 O'Brien, Matt. (Caius), & R. L. Ellis 
 
 (Trin.), Solutions of Problems 1421*, 2077 
 
 Obsequies to Edward King, 2893, 3376 ; 
 
 reprint, 1882(1^) 
 Observations on Fleetwood's Sermons 918 
 
 Observatory, Camb., 1630 ; v. Challis 1926, 
 
 2099, Morgan 2 117 
 Occasional Papers on Univ. Matters 2329 
 
 Ockley, Simon (Queens'), History of the 
 Saracens, 528 ; Introductio ad Linguas 
 Orientales, 372 bn ; Oratio, 3S4 ; 71. 
 Heathcote, 482 
 Oddie, Tho. (Joh.); 7'. Quaestiones 434 
 
 Office of Christian Parents 3214 
 
 Officium Concionatoris 102 
 
 Ofiky, T. (King's), Verses 199 
 
 OfTley, Wm. (King's), Sermon on Jeffery 
 
 Shaw, S69 I'.N ; Verses, 170, 1S3 
 Ogden, Sam. (King's, Joh.), Sermons, it 
 Lite, 1462 ; Sermons, 533 tin, on .\rticles 
 665, on Commandments 664, on Prayer, 
 608; V. Mainwaring, 681; Verses, 452, 
 537. 546. 556 ; V. Craven, 639 
 Ogle, Tho. (Jes.), Ver.ses _ 58* 
 
 O'Hara, R. P. (Caius); zi. Academica 2299 
 
 Okes, Ric. (King's), Musae ICtoncnses, 
 2271 UN ; 7>. .Statuta 2359, Wcstcott 2781 
 Okes, T. (King's), Verses 499 
 
 Okes, T. v.. Account of Elizabeth Wood- 
 cock, 831, 1946; Observations on the 
 Fever at Camb., 1553; autograph, 693 
 Oldham, Kic. (Joh.), Verses 174, 2900 
 
 Oldisworth, Giles (Trin.), Verses 2S94
 
 44 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Oldmixon, John ; v. Colbatch 2920 
 
 Old Schools: Reports, 2150; v. Maurice 
 
 2556 
 Oley, Barnabas (Clare), Verses 39, 47, 56*, 2891 
 Oliver, Edw. (Corp.), Sermon before the 
 Lord Mayor, 343 bn ; Verses, 190, 199 
 Oliver, Edw. (Emm., Sid.), Commence- 
 ment Sermon 1316 bn 
 Oliver, Tho., De sophismatum praestigiis 
 
 cavendis 3150 
 
 Olivier, Is. ; z>. Ollivier 
 
 Olivier, Peter, Dissertationes Academicae 151 bn 
 Ollivant, A. (Trin.), Intioductory Lecture, 
 2075BN; Sermon, 1434(1^'*'; v. Blunt, 
 
 2134 
 Ollivier, Is. (King's), Verses, 43, 47, 58*, 
 
 1882(3), 2888, 2893 
 Ombler, John (Corp.), Verses 2900 
 
 Onley, Ch. (Pemb.), Verses 556 
 
 Opie, John, Portraits of Clarke, 1659, 1675; 
 
 of Milner, 2050 
 Opinion concerning Appeal from the V. C. 1206 
 Opuscula Mythologica &c.. Goad 144 
 
 Orchard, Arth. (Job.), Verses 2900 
 
 Orde, Tho. (King's), Portrait of Maiden, 
 
 576; School of Athens, 2983 
 Ordinance for regulating Camb. Univ. 246 (rf) 
 Ordinationes Acad. Cant. 2330, 2359(1^) 
 
 Ordnance Survey Publications, Cambs. 3016 
 
 Oriental MSS. ; v. Palmer 2486 
 
 Origen, Contra Celsum, W. Spencer 160 
 
 Orlebar, John (Clare), Verses 183 
 
 Orme, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 183 
 
 Ormerod, R. (Chr.), Remarks on Priest- 
 ley's Disquisitions 718 bn 
 Orrery, Earl of; v. Boyle, Ch. 
 Orthodox Churchman's Magazine ; v. Pear- 
 son 1466, Porteus 1443 
 Osborn, Danvers (Tr. Hall), Verses 444 
 Osborn, Peter ; v. Oratio 2908 
 Osborne, Ch. (King's), Verses 2894 
 Osborne, Marcellus (Joh.), Verses 454 
 Ostler, Fr. (Trin.), Verses 35. 39 
 Otter, Wm. (Jes.), Life of Clarke 1659 bn, 1675 
 Otway, Ch. (Job.), Verses 170 
 Otway, Fr. (Tr. Hall), Verses 484 
 Ouse, River; v. Golborne 1345, Mylne 
 I3S4, Walton 1355, Watt6 1347, Fens, 
 &c. 
 Outram, Edm. (Job.), Thanksgiving Ser- 
 mon 1434^" 
 Over, Cambs. ; v. Field 1847 
 Overman, Tho. (Magd.), Verses 183 
 Overton, John (Trin.), Seatonian Poem 1433(1'' 
 Overton's Views of Camb. ; v. Beverley 728 
 Ovidius, De Tristibus 3378, ed. Crispin, 357; 
 Heroidum Epistolae, &c. , 3340; Meta- 
 morphoses, 3281 ; Festivals translated 
 by Gower, 3409 ; Fabularum interpretatio 
 a G. Sabin, 3032 
 Ovington : Poll for Rector 1504 
 Owen, A. (Trin.), Verses 47 
 Owen, Dav., Anti-Paraeus, 3229 ; Herod & 
 
 Pilate reconciled, 3187 
 Owen, Jobn(Corp.), Assize Sermons, 778 bn, 
 
 779; The Retrospect, 1373 bn 
 Owen, John, printer, Advertisement of 
 
 Athenae, 1013 ; v. Cellarius, 356 
 Owen, Ric, Rede Lecture 2334 
 
 Owen, Rob. (Jes.), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Owen, Tho. (Trin. Pet.), Sermon before 
 
 Levant-Sea Merchants 866 bn 
 
 Owen, Wm. (Jes.), Verses 35 
 
 Owen, Wm. (Macd.), Verses 199 
 
 Oxenden, (.Jeo. (Tr. Hall), Verses 170, 174, 
 T83, 190, 199 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Oxford, Oxoniensis Acad. Antiq. Assertio 
 
 216(c), 2907 
 Oxford Greek Types ; v. Nov. Test. 40 
 
 Oxford Historical Society ; v. Bradshaw 2821 
 Oxford Quarterly Magazine (1825) 1658 
 
 Oxford Sausage 1637 
 
 Oxford & Camb. Magazine 2272 
 
 Oxford & Camb. Miscellany Poems 882* 
 
 Oxford & Camb. Mission to Africa, 2331 ; 
 
 V. Livingstone, 2312 
 Oxford & Camb. Nuts to Crack 1888 
 
 Oxford & Camb. Review 2092 
 
 Oxford & Camb. School Exams., Reports, 
 
 &c. . 2705 
 
 Oxford & Camb. Undergraduates Journal 2645 
 Oxford, Camb., & Dubl. Messenger of 
 
 Mathematics _ 2403 
 
 Oxfordshire : 242 ; Banbury, 204 ; Cassing- 
 ton, 63 ; Henley on Thames, 1634 ; Isis 
 River, 2735 (/") ; Middleton Stoney, 869; 
 Oxford, 48, 58*, 75, 229((?); 259*, 299, 
 300, 438, 1972, 2063, 2090*, 2299*, 2345, 
 2485, 2488, 2525, 2580, 2597, 2637, 2832, 
 2836, 2908, 2912, 2947, (AH Souls') I, 
 216(c), 724, 1306, (Balliol) 33*(3), 462, 
 1204, (Brasenose) 63, iio(rt'), 713, 1205, 
 (Christ Church) 282, 549, 724, 900, 1061, 
 2676, 2908, 2930, (Corpus) 217, 1298, 
 (Exeter) 248, 549, 2466, (Gloucester Hall) 
 2904, (Jesus) 85, 242, (Lincoln) 129, 185*, 
 (Magdalen) 274, 713, 904, 1007, 1023, 
 1050, (Magd. Hall) 192 ((^), 264(1^), 2481, 
 (Merton) 83, 217, 976, 1023, 1341, (New) 
 3*, 10, 217, 222, 244, 255(;/), 316, 1571, 
 (New Inn) 1015, (Oriel) 986, 1687, (Pem- 
 broke) 92(3), 400, 2949, (Queen's)2i5*((''), 
 724, 103s, 2662, (St. John's) 242, 861, 
 (St. Mary's Hall) 63, 72, 1204, 1.^82, 
 (Trinity) 242, 1205, 1209, (University) 
 653*, 1396, 2613, (Wadham) 549, (Wor- 
 cester) 1210; Soulderne, 869; Thame, 
 1104 
 Oxley, Ch. (Pemb.), Verses 564 
 
 P., C. (King's), Verses 
 
 P., G., Libellus de Memoria 
 
 P., G., Verses 
 
 P., I. ; V. Camb. Portfolio 
 
 P., I. (Clare), Verses 
 
 P., I. (Queens'), Verses 
 
 P., J. (Trin.), Verses 
 
 P., M., Verses 
 
 P., R. (Tr. Hall), Verses 
 
 P., S., Latitudmarians 
 
 P., T. (King's), Verses 
 
 Pace, R. ; ?'. Fisher 
 
 34(«) 
 
 217* 
 
 34(«) 
 
 1993 
 
 27 
 
 28(c) 
 
 2900 
 
 218 
 
 174 
 246(;«) 
 
 19 
 3026 
 
 Pacius, Julius, Institutiones Logicae 3096 
 
 Page, Tho. (King's), Verses 39, 43, 56*, 66, 
 
 2888. 2894 
 Page, Sir T. H., Estimate 1374 bn, i2oi(y) 
 
 Paget, G. E. (Caius), Case of Epilepsy, 
 2355 ; Unpublished MS. of Harvey, 
 2184 bn; Address to Brit. Med. Assoc, 
 2440 
 Paget, Sir Jas. ; v. Jebb 2641 
 
 Paget, T. (King's), Verses 499 
 
 Paget, Tho. (Sid.), Verses 43,47 
 
 Pagit, Eusebius, Historieof the Bible 18 bn, 3130 
 Paine, Tho. ; v. Watson 1392 
 
 Palaeologus, Greg., Death of Demosthenes 1669 
 Paley, F. A. (Job.), Ecclesiologist's Guide, 
 i976(s)bn; Font in St. Sepulchre's, 
 3009; Milton's Lyciiias in Latin, 2633: 
 71. Antiq. Soc. 1992 (c). Classical Tripos, 
 2497, Journal of Philol. 2501, Philol. 
 Trans. 2748
 
 INDEX. 
 
 45 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Paley, W. (Chr.), Commencement Sermon, 
 13S4 ; Defence of Considerations on Sub- 
 scription, 1276 BN ; Evidences, Analysis 
 by Joyce, 7S8, 1442 ; Moral Philosophy, 
 Analysis by Le Grice, 776, 804, 830 ; 
 Reasons for Contentment, 1365 
 Palfrey, Dan. ; v. Tomkyns 1715 
 
 Palmer, Ch. (Emm.), Verses 174 
 
 Palmer, Edw. (Trin.), Verses 27, 32 
 
 Palmer, Prof. Edwin, & H. A. J. Munro, 
 
 Latin Pronunciation 2620 
 
 Palmer, E. H. (Job.), Catalogue of Oriental 
 MSS. in King's Coll., 2486 ; Researches 
 in Peninsula of Sinai, 2530 ; Ye hole in 
 yeWalle, 2356 bx; v. Antiq. Soc. iq92(c), 
 Journal of Philol. 2501 ; Life, by W. 
 Besant, 27SS 
 Palmer, J., Verses 218 
 
 Palmer, Sam., Funeral Sermon at Roy- 
 
 ston 1385 BN 
 
 Palmer, W., Book of Life 2118 
 
 Palmerston, Hen., Visct. (Clare), Verses 537 
 
 Palmerston, Hen. J. T., Visct. (Joh.); v. 
 Election 2951, King's Coll. 2243, Poll 
 
 Paman, Hen. (Job.), Verses 112, 2900 
 
 Pampisford ; v. Collections 2958 
 
 Panegyricon inaugurale Praetoris Regii 3379 
 
 Paradine, Ro. (Magd.), Verses 199 
 
 Parallel, The 1108 
 
 Paraphrases in verse (Glasgow, 1793) 819 
 
 Paris, John (Trin.), Miscellanea, 425 bn ; 
 Ramillies, 425 ; True & impartial ac- 
 count, 886 (^), 902 ; True State of Trin. 
 Coll., 886((/); V. Montagu 517, White 870 
 Parishes in Cambs., Index to works rela- 
 ting to 2957 
 Parke, Hen. (Clare), Verses 174 
 Parker, John (Emm.), Verses 2900 
 Parker, Abp. Matt., Instrumentum con- 
 secrationis, v. Browne, 186; Map of 
 Camb., 1999 ; ''■ Nasmith, 663 
 Parker, Ric. (Caius), Description of the 
 Colleges in 1622, v. History, 1016 — 18 ; 
 Verses, 27 
 Parker, Staveley (Emm.), Verses 452, 454 
 Parker's London ISIagazine 1976 («/w) 
 Parkes, F. W. ( Trin.), Burney Essay 2111* 
 Parkhurst, J. (Clare), Verses 484, 499 
 Parkin, Ch. (Pemb.), Reply to Stukeley 1169 bn 
 Parkinson, R. (Chr.), Verses 454 
 Parkinson, R. (Job.), Hulsean Lectures, 
 
 1616 C'; Seatonian Poem, i433("'' 
 Parliament; v. Answer 3431, 3438, Peti- 
 tion 3444 
 Pame, Tho. (Trin.), Commemoration Ser- 
 mon, 1029 ; Sermon, 422 bn 
 Parr, .Sam. (Emm.); 7'. Parriana 1724 bn 
 
 Parran, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 395, 427, 452 
 
 Parris, 1'. Sawyer (Sid.), V'erses 444 
 
 l'arr>', Gregory (King's), Verses 183, iqo 
 
 I'arry, W. IL (Joh.), Norrisian Essay 14241'^ 
 Pardons, Phil. (Sid.), Verses 484, 499 
 
 Parsons, Thco. (Clare), Verses 395 
 
 Particular Baptist Home Missionary Soc. 
 
 Reports _ _ 1932 
 
 Partridge, — (Trin.), Considerations on 
 Bentley, 886(c) ; Rights of Scholars of 
 Trin., 888(A) 
 Passe, Simon van de ; v. Loggan 326* 
 
 Pastoral for the Times 2531 
 
 Pater, J. S. (Trin.); v. Light Blue 2464 
 
 Patrick, Bp. S. (Queens'), Coiiiniamlments 
 & I,ord's Prayer, 291 ; Funeral Sermon 
 on Tho. Grigg, 282 iiN ; Profiting by 
 Sermons, 313 ; Search the Scriptures, 
 
 Patrick, Bp. S. — continued. number 
 
 332 ; Sermon at St. Paul's, Covent Gar- 
 den 324, at Windsor 883, before the 
 Queen 323, 328, before the Prince of 
 Orange 322, on .St. Mark's Day 319, on 
 St. Peter's Day 320, in Westminster 
 Abbey 335 ; v. Poems 997, Brief Account 
 246 (;«) 
 Patrick, S. (Cath.), Verses 427 
 
 Patriot, The; v. Anstey, Chr. 
 Patterson, A. J. (Trin.), Le Bas Essay 2160* 
 Patteson, Sir John ; v. Camb. Univ & Town 2252 
 Paulinus ; i'. Jebb 1271 
 
 Paulopostprandials 2841 
 
 Pauw, J. C. de ; v. Bentley 912 
 
 Pawson, Jo. (Joh.), Ver.ses 87 
 
 Payn, Jas. ("Trin.), The Foster Brothers 2332 bn 
 Payn, Jo., engraver 37*, 46 
 
 Payne, — (King's), Verses 444 
 
 Payne, F. T. (Tr. Hall) ; v. Light Blue 2464 
 Payne, Francis (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Payne, J., S: J. Bouquet, Books sold by 1197 
 Payne, IVL, (Trin.), Verses 137 
 
 Peach, W. (Job.), Hulsean Essay 1422 (") 
 
 Peachell, John (.Magd.), Verses 174 
 
 Peachey, R. (Pemb.), Verses 137 
 
 Peacock, G. (Trin.), Observations on 
 Library Plans, 1779 bn, 17S0 ; On Syn- 
 dicate's Report, i88g ; C)n Replies to 
 Observations, 1781 ; On Plans for Cathe- 
 dral Reform, 2007 ; On the Statutes, 
 2031, 2032; On the Episcopal Estates 
 Bill, 2259 ; V. 2206(c), Jenkins 2004 
 Pearce, Geo. (King's), Verses 34(0') 
 
 Pearce, Zach. (Trin.), Cicero de Oratore, 
 439 BN ; Epistolae de Edit. Nov. Test. 
 Bentleii, ioi3(/); Review of Bentley's 
 Milton, 1096 ; Verses, 395 
 Pearson, Cuthbert (King's), Verses 32, 
 
 ^^(.d), 35, 39, 43, 47. 2888 
 
 Pearsons, Edw.(Sid.), Cautionson Simeon's 
 Sermon, I4ij6(^ ; Remarks on .Simeon's 
 Fresh Cautions, 1446"; Christian Ad- 
 vocate Publications, 1503(1'; Letter to 
 a Member of the Senate, 832 ; Letter to 
 Orthodox Churchman's Magazine, 1466; 
 Sermons, 769U.N, 780, 791, 1326; Life, 2093 
 Pearson, Geo. (Emm. Job.), Danger of 
 abrogating tests, 1855 bn; Sermons, 
 1434 (''»".' 
 Pearson, John(King's),Univ, .Sermon, 903; 
 Promiscuous Ordinations, 281; Verses, 43, 
 47. .58*, 137, 1332,2888,2894,2900; Vin- 
 diciae Epist. Ignatii, 146 ; v. Greek Bible 
 125, 126 BN, Saywell iSi 
 Pearson, John Batteridge (Joh. Emm.), 
 EngUsh Books &c. in Emm. Coll., 
 printed before 1700, 2532 bn ; 7'. Antiq. 
 Soc. 1992(1:), Classical Tripos 2457, Mayor 
 2418, Porter 2687 
 Pearson, Josiah I'.rown (Joh.), Sermons 1434(1^'*) 
 Pearson, J. N. (Trin.), Hulsean Essay 1422 ('•) 
 Peck, John (Job.), Ver.ses 137, 2897, 2900 
 
 Peck, Sam. (I'-mm.), Verses 174 
 
 Peck, Sam. (Trin.), Verses 556, 564 
 
 Peckard, P. (Magd.), Life of N. Ferrar 746 UN 
 Pedantius, Comoedia 2909 
 
 Peeke, John (King's), Verses 174 
 
 Peers, C. (Joh.), .Seatonian Poem '433 (*' 
 
 Peerse, John (Corp.), Verses 56* 
 
 Peeter, or Peeters, (jerard (Trin.); v. Li- 
 
 bellus, 2i7*BN ; Verses, 218 
 Pegge, Sam. (foh.). Verses 427 
 
 Peile, John (Chr.); v. Chr. Coll. Mag. 
 
 2826, Classical Tripos 2497 
 Peirs, Wni. (I'.iiun.), Verses _ i(y.y 
 
 Peirson, R. (Job.), Adams Prize Essay 2169
 
 46 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Pelham, Hen. (Corp.), Verses 484, 499 
 
 Pelham, Hen. (Clare), Verses 537, 546 
 
 Pelican, The (Perse School Mag.) 2856 
 
 Pell, O. C. (Trin.); zk Antiq. See. 1992(c) 
 
 Pellinc, Dr. ; zk Reasons 927, 928 
 
 Pern, The (Pemb. Coll. Mag.) 2879 
 
 Pemberton, A. (Pet.), Verses 499 
 
 Pemberton, Edw. (King's), Verses 515 
 
 Pemberton, Fr. (King's), Verses 199 
 
 Pemberton, Hen. (Cath.), Verses 454 
 
 Pemberton, Jer. (Emm.), Verses 444, 454 
 
 Pemberton, Jer. (Pemb.), Verses 537, 546, 556 
 Pemble, Wm. ; v. Heereboord 163 
 
 Pembroke College : The Pem, 2879 '> ^'• 
 
 " Pembrochian," 1440; -Statutes, 2756, 
 
 2775- 2777 
 Pendlebury, R. (Job.); v. Messenger 2403 (^) 
 Penny, Nich. (Queens'), Verses 199 
 
 Penruddock, Edw. (King's), Verses, 56*, 
 
 58*, 28SS 
 Penton, Hen. (Clare), Verses 515 
 
 Penton, John (Trin.), Verses 556 
 
 Penwarne, Wm. (Pemb.), Verses 444 
 
 Pepper, R. (Chr.), Verses 112 
 
 Pepys, Ed. (Trin.), Verses 58* 
 
 Pepys, Hen. (Trin., Joh.), Assize Sermon 1545 bn 
 Percival, Ric. ; -'. Storer 2956* 
 
 Periodicals (Newspapers, Journals, &c.) : 
 
 Academica, 2299 
 
 Bear, 2320 
 
 Blue 'Un, 2S00 
 
 Caian, 2867 
 
 Cambridge Advertiser, &c., v. Cambridge 
 
 Cantab, 2605 
 
 Chanticleer, 2825 
 
 Christ's Coll. Magazine, 2826 
 
 College Rhymes, 2345 
 
 Daily Independent Press, 2870 
 
 Eagle, 2319 
 
 East Anglian, 2306 
 
 Eastern Morning Record, 2S71 
 
 Ecclesiologist, 1976(c) 
 
 Fellow, 191 8 
 
 Fleur de Lys, 2567 
 
 Gadfly, 2851 
 
 Gownsman, 1744, 1761 
 
 Granta, 2S55 
 
 Individual, 1919; 1744 
 
 Journal of Classical & Sacred Philology, 2242 
 
 Journal of Philology, 2501 
 
 K. P., 2878 
 
 Lantern of the Cam, 2569 
 
 Light Blue, 2464 
 
 Light Blue incorporated with Light Green, 261 1 
 
 Light Green, 25S8 
 
 Lion, 231 1 
 
 May Bee, 2806 
 
 Messenger of Mathematics, 2403 (i5) 
 
 Metropolitan Quarterly Magazine, 1683 
 
 Momus, 2470 
 
 Moslem, 2557 
 
 Museum Criticum, 1544 
 
 Occasional Papers, 2329 
 
 Oxford & Camb. Magazine, 2272 
 
 Oxford & Camb. Review, 2092 
 
 Oxford & Camb. Undergraduates' Jour- 
 nal, 2645 
 
 Oxford, Camb., & Dubl. Messenger, 2403 
 
 Pelican, 2856 
 
 Pem, 2879 
 
 Peterhouse Magazine, 2880 
 
 Philological Museum, 1798 
 
 Punch in Camb., 1830 
 
 Quarterly Journal of Mathematics, 1976* ^c) 
 
 Silver Crescent, 2S64 
 
 Snob, 1742 — 4 
 
 Periodicals — continued. number 
 
 Student, 1194 
 Tatler in Camb., 2578 
 Toby in Camb., 1834 
 Trident, 2856* 
 Tripos, 1965 
 Wasp, 2868 
 Ye true Blue, 2799 
 Periodicals(Article fromtheCamb. Review) 2824 
 Perkins. Wm. (Chr.), Works, 3 vols., 20; 
 Vol. L, 3158; Vol. IL, 3181 ; Vol. IIL, 
 3182, 3217; in I vol., 3137; A warning, 
 &c., 3125 ; Armilla aurea, 3054, 3061 ; 
 Cases of Conscience 3177, Part L 3153 ; 
 De Praedestinationis modo, 3108; Direc- 
 tion for Government of the Tongue, 3075, 
 3089*; Exposition of the Creede, 12 bn, 
 3087, 3094, 3097 ; Foundation of Chris- 
 tian Religion, 232, 3127 ; Galatians, 3152 ; 
 God's free Grace, 3131 ; Golden Chaine, 
 3064, 3068, 3089, 3098, 3118; How to 
 Live, 3124 ; Problemade Rom. fidei, &c., 
 3151 ; Prophetica, 3067 ; Reformed Catho- 
 like, 15, 3097, 3109 ; Salve for a Sicke 
 Man, 3088, 3100; Sermon in the Mount, 
 3178, 3192; Specimen Digest!, 3110; 
 True Gaine, 3126; Treatise, 3176; Trea- 
 tise of Vocations, 3138 ; Treatise of Chris- 
 tian Equitie, 3139 ; Two Treatises, 3076, 
 30S5, 3086; Witchcraft, 3175, 3188; v. 
 Yate, 30 
 Pern, Chester. (Cath.), Verses 427 
 
 Pern, R. (Corp.), Verses 27 
 
 Perowne, E. H. (Corp.), Hulsean Lectures, 
 1616 (!''); Sermon, 1434(1'^''^; v. Corrie, 
 
 2S59 
 Perowne, J. J. S. (Corp.), Hulsean Lec- 
 tures, i6i6(''") ; Sermon, 2233 bn 
 Perron, Cardinal ; v. Remonstrance of 
 
 James L 33 
 
 Perrot, Ric, Jacob's Vowe 3248 
 
 Perrot, R. (Sid.), Verses 271 
 
 Perry, Chas. (Trin.), Clerical Education, 
 2033 BN ; Sermons, 1434 ("tf 119) ; v. Re- 
 marks, 2034 
 Perr>-, Sam., Letter to the Public Orator 1685 
 Perry, Ste. ; v. News from Camb. 286 
 
 Perse School Annual, &c. , 2724 ; The Peli- 
 can, 2S56 ; V. British Association 2082, 
 Thorn 1895, Trust, &c. 2586 
 Perse, Steph., Verses 19 
 
 Perse, Wm. (King's), Sermon, 307 bn ; 
 
 Verses, loS, 2897 
 Perse, W. (Chr.), Verses 190 
 
 Persius ; 7'. Juvenal 567 
 
 Peterborough Abbey ; 7\ Sprott 999 
 
 Peterborough Visitation Articles 3309, 3365 
 
 Peterhouse Magazine, 2880; Statutes, 2361, 
 
 2775; V. Account 1327, Westcott 2795 
 Peters, L (King's), Verses 19 
 
 Petition of Knights, &c., of Cambs. to H. 
 
 of Commons (1641), 0.4,6(0) 
 Petition to H. of Commons on Election, 
 
 from Univ. 2938 
 
 Petter, Joh. (Trin.), Verses 32, 39 
 
 Peyton, Sir H. ; v. Poll 1430 
 
 Peyton, Ro. (King's), Verses 27 
 
 Phaedrus, Fabulae ; v. Terence . 426 
 
 Phalaris ; v. Bentley 2933 
 
 Phear, Sam. Geo. (Emm.), Reply to En- 
 quiries of Commissioners 2706 bn 
 Pheasant, Pet. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 Phelps, Rob. (Trin., Sid.), College & Univ. 
 at Camb., 2646; College Endowments, 
 2593 ; Correspondence with Commission, 
 2616 ; On lighting the town with Gas, 
 
 2510 BN
 
 INDEX. 
 
 47 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Phesaunt, Steph. (Cath.), Verses _ _ 43 
 
 Philalethes ; r. Calumny no conviction, 
 
 923; Letter, 964, 1013(1^) 
 Philalethes Cantabrigiensis ; 7>. /ac/csan, 
 
 John (Jes.) 
 Philargyrius Cantabrigiensis : 71. Bentley 912 
 Phileleutherus Cantabrigiensis ; v. Heme, 
 
 Tho. 
 Phileleutherus Lipsiensis ; v. Bentley, R. 
 Phileleutherus Londinensis ; v. Pearce, Z. 
 Philemon; v. Menander 389 
 
 Philips, or Phillips, Ambr. (Joh.), Life of 
 
 Abp. Williams, 2906 bn ; Verses, 199 
 Philipps, Vere (King's), Verses 170, 199 
 
 Phillips, John(Trin.), Verses 170 
 
 Phillips, Sam. (Magd.), Verses 137, 2900 
 
 Phillipps, Sir T., Camb. Visitation, re- 
 print . . 1995* 
 Philobiblicus Cantabrigiensis ; v. Chap- 
 man, John (King's) 
 Philocriticus (Cantabrigiensis ; v. Jackson, 
 
 John (Jes.) 
 Philo Judaeus ; v. Bryant S09 
 
 Philological Museum _ , 1798 
 
 Philology, Journal of Classical & Sacred, 
 
 2242 ; Journal of, 2501 
 Philosophical enquiry into Gravity 1051 
 
 Philostorgii Historia Ecclesiae 409 
 
 Philo-Union, Rules, &c. 1697 
 
 Philpott, H. (Cath.), Documents relating 
 to St. Cath. College, 2382 ; On regula- 
 tions recommended, S:c., 2147 ; Seimon, 
 1985 UN 
 Philpotts, H. (Oxon.), Speech on petition 
 
 from Camb. 1856 
 
 " Phiz" ; V. Browne, Hablot K. 
 Piazza, Girolamo Bartolomeo, Verses 444, 452 
 Pierce, R. (King's), Verses 39 
 
 Piers, Cad. (Joh.), Verses 58* 
 
 Pletas Academiae Cantabrigiensis 428((/), 454 
 Piggot, Ralph (Caius), Verses 39 
 
 Pight, \Vm. (Clare), Verses 174 
 
 Pigott, \V. (;. F. (Pet.); v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(f) 
 Pilgrim, John (Joh.), Verses 499 
 
 Pilgrim, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 395 
 
 Pilgrimage to Cambridge in 1900 2752 
 
 Pilicington, Jas. (Pemb., Joh.), Nehemiah, 
 
 4 HN| 3°37 ■> On oppression, 3038 
 Pindarus, Primum Pythium ; v. Barford 500 
 
 Pindar, Peter ; v. Poet. Miscell. 1425 
 
 Pinney, T., arlist ; 7/. Camb. Town Mag. 1994 
 Pitt, Chr. ; V. Student 1194 
 
 Pitt, Wm. (Pemb.); v. Poll 707, 749 
 
 Pitt Press (see Camb. Univ. Press) 
 Pitts, T. (Pemb.), Verses i74 
 
 Plaifere, J. ; v. Collection 408 
 
 Plain answer to Middleton's Letter from 
 
 Rome 1 135 
 
 Plato, de Rebus Divinis, 148; Apology, 
 
 translated by J. Mills, 645 
 Piatt, K. ; V. Journal of Philol. 2501 
 
 Piatt, J. A. (Trin.); v. Lotos Club 2747 
 
 Play Bills, Stirbitch Theatre 717 
 
 Playfere, Tho. (Joh.), Four Sermons, 3183; 
 Heart's Delight, 3141 ; Nine Sermons, 
 3197.3228; Power of praier, 3140; Sick 
 mans couch, 3159; Ten Sermons, 3189; 
 Truth's Purchase, 3162 ; Verses, 218 
 Plays, Albumazar, 2010 ; v. Latin Plays 
 Playters, Tho. (Joh.), Verses 47 
 
 Plumian J'rofessorship ; Deed 1593 
 
 Plumine, S. (Clare), Verses 39 
 
 l^lumptre, Ch. (Clare, Queens'), Statuta 
 
 Coll. Reginalis 2950 
 
 Plumiitre, J.is. (Clare), Sermons, 1434(1''* 1»), 
 1495 b.s ; Original Dramas, 1594 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Plumptre, John (King's), Ecloga Sacra A. 
 
 Pope vulgo Messia dicta, graece, 13S6 hn ; 
 
 Miltonis Lycidas graece, 1398 
 Plumptre, R. (Queens'), Hints respecting 
 
 Univ. Officers, 697 bn ; Verses, 484, 546, 
 
 ^56, 564 . , 
 
 Plumptre, Sept. (Kmgs), Verses 454, 484 
 
 Plunket, G. (Corp.), Verses 174 
 
 Plutarchus, De Iside et Osiride, 470 ; 
 
 Tiip\ rov aKoveiv, 3090; e'. Isocrates, 
 
 3375 
 
 Poe, Jas. (Kmgs), Verses _ 34(''') 
 
 Poem on Rarities of Cambridge no 
 
 Poems, Collection of 443 
 
 Poems by Dr. Patrick, & others 997 
 
 Poems of early years 2202 
 Poetae Minores Graeci, R. Winterton, 98, 
 
 1341 3341 
 Poetical Miscellany 1425 
 
 Poley, Edm. (Pemb.), Verses 56* 
 
 Foley, J. (Pemb.), Verses 34(<^) 
 
 Police Regulations, Camb. 1906 
 
 Political Review ; t. Flower Soo 
 
 Poll ; 7'. Election 
 
 Pollard, — (Pemb.), Verses 27 
 
 Pollexfen, Hen. (Trin.), Ver.ses 444 
 
 Polonius, P. F. ; 71. Praecepta 3101 
 
 Pomeroy, A. (Trin.), Verses 2897 
 
 Pond Almanack (1689) 189 
 
 Ponsonby, Wm. lirabazon (Pemb.), Verses 537 
 Pope, Alex. , Autograph, 1098 ; 71. Plumptre 
 
 1386, Smart 479 
 Pope, Walter, "The Wish ; 7>. Bourne 1060 
 
 Popish Plot reviv'd 354 
 
 Popma, A. ; ;■■. Sallust _ 378 
 
 Popple, Miles (Trin.), Considerations on 
 
 Reform 1366 bn 
 
 Porphyrius, De abstinentia ab animalibus 
 
 necandis _ 100, 2896 
 
 Porphyrogennetus, Const. ; r'. Geoponica 362 
 Porson, R. (Trin.), Euripidis Hecuba, 
 1481 bn; v. Arundines 2195, Parriana 
 1724, Tlirton 1716, Xenophon 716; Life, 
 by Watson, 2383 ; Portrait, 1678 
 Porson Prize-; 7'. Prolusiones 1419 
 
 Porter, Jas. (Pet.), Compulsory Lectures 2687 
 Porter, Jos. (Corp.), Eight Sermons 1375 bn 
 
 Porter, T. (King's), Ver.ses 19 
 
 Porteus, B. (Chr.), Commencement Ser- 
 mon, 1252 ; Seatonian Poem, 1443 ; 
 Sermon, 548 bn ; Verses, 499, 537 
 Porteus Gold Medal ; 71. Lee 2230 
 
 Portlock, Ben. (Trin.) Verses 170, 174 
 
 i'ortraits, LTniv. & College, Catalogues 1992 ((/) 
 Pory, R. (Chr.), Verses 39 
 
 Posie of Poesies 1987 
 
 Possel, John, Syntaxis Graeca 63*nN, 3410 
 
 Post, Wm. (Queens'), Verses 537, 546, 556 
 
 Postgate, J. P. (Trin.); 7'. Philol. Soc. 
 
 Trans. 2748, Journal of Philol. 2501 
 Postlethwaite, T. (Trin.), Discourse 691 bn 
 
 Pote, Jos., Catalogus Alumnorum Ktonen- 
 sium, 1076 BN ; Registrum Regale, 1277, 
 T278 
 Potenger, J. (King's), Verses 199 
 
 Pots, John(Cath.), Verses, 56*; v. Pot/sQ) 
 Potter, Dr. Chr. ; 7'. Collection 408 
 
 Potter, Edw. (Emm.), Vindication of our 
 
 Saviour's Divinity 396 BN 
 
 Potts, R. (Trin.), Celibacy of Fellows, 
 2291; Liber Cantabrigiensis, 2260; Long- 
 bow of the past, S:c., 2333, 2357, 2S85 ; 
 On scheme for management of Univ. 
 Press, 2244; Recent Legislation, 2769; 
 Scholarshiiis, ike, 2471 
 Potts, John (Chr.), Verses, 58* ; v. Pots(1)
 
 48 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Potts, Anna H., Celebration of Three 
 Hundredth Anniversary of Trin., 2107 ; 
 Lines to the Queen, 2067 ; Sketches of 
 Character, 2162 
 Poultney, Ch. (Clare), Verses 427 
 
 Poulteney, Wm. (King's), Verses 66 
 
 Powdyke in Marsheland : Act 214* 
 
 Powell, J. (Chr.), Verses 174 
 
 Powell, Jo. (King's), Verses 2900 
 
 Powell, John (Trin.), Lectures on Agricul- 
 ture 1554 BN 
 Powell, R. (Trin.), Verses 108 
 Powell, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 34(a) 
 Powell, Wm. S. (Joh.), Defence of Sub- 
 scriptions, 1227, 1233, 1237, 621 ; Obser- 
 vations on Annual Examinations, 637 ; 
 v. Black burne 1230, Hardship 1236, 
 Waring 543 bn 
 Power, Hen. (Jes.), Verses 58* 
 Power, John(Pemb.); v. Poll 2404 
 Power, Jos. (Clare, Tr. Hall); v. Poll 2094, 
 
 Ellis 2239 
 Power, J. A. (Clare); v. Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 Power, Tho. (Trin.), Verses, 170; v. Mil- 
 ton, 193 BN 
 Power, W. (Chr.), Verses 34 ('*')> 35 
 
 Powis, Earl of (Joh.); v. Poll 2119 
 
 Powis, Mr. Justice ; v. Waterland 394 
 
 Powlet, Ch. (Trin.), Verses 454 
 
 Powlett, Hon. Ch. (Corp.), Verses 452 
 
 Pownall, The, Drainage & Navigation, 
 
 12OI (1^), 1279 BN 
 
 PownoU, N., Young divine's apologie 3198 
 
 Powys, Tho. (King'.s), Verses 537, 546, 556 
 
 Poynder, Leo. (Trin.), Norrlsian Essay 1424 ("J 
 Poynter, Sam. (Cath.), Verses 395 
 
 Poyntingdon, Tho. (Magd.), Verses 174 
 
 Practice of a College and the Visitor's 
 
 decision 1224 
 
 Praecepta in monte Sinai data 3101 
 
 Praed, W. M. (Trin.); v. Conversations 1907 
 Pratt, C. (King's), Verses 444 
 
 Pratt, John (Trin.), Verses loB, 112 
 
 Pratt, John Jefferys, Marquis of Cam- 
 den, q.v. 
 Pratt, Mich. (Trin.), Verses 137 
 
 Prayer, Book of Common : (1629) 37*, 
 3260 ; (1630) 3264 ; (1635) 53, 3332 ; (1637) 
 3359. 3360; (1638) 59, 3370, 3371 ; (1662) 
 119 ; (1666) 130; (1675)153; (1679)162; 
 (1756) 522; (1759) 535; (1760)538, 539; 
 (1761) 545; (1762) 553, 554. 555; (1767) 
 2923; (1768)589; (1771)612; (1794)773; 
 (1801) 1421 ; (1805) 1456 ; Greek, (1665) 
 122, 123, 124 
 Prayer, A form of (1636) 53 
 
 Prayers used in Colleges, &c. 2451 
 
 Preacher's Bible 130, 131, 132 
 
 Predestination, &c. : Tracts 408 
 
 Preliminary Examination for Holy Orders, 
 
 Papers _ 2688 
 
 Prescot, Kenrick (Cath.), Letters concern- 
 ing Homer, 631 ; St. Paul at Athens, 
 609 BN, 610; Verses, 427,444,454,499,546 
 Prescott, G. F. (Trin.), Burney Essay 2111* 
 
 Prestland, Wm. (King's), Verses 174 
 
 Prestley, Wm. (Cath.), Verses 183 
 
 Preston, J. (Caius), Verses 546 
 
 Preston, Jas. (Pemb.), Verses 2888 
 
 Preston, John (Queens', Emm.), Works, 
 abridged by W. Jemmat, 274 ; New 
 Covenant, 239 ; Remaines, 235 ; Ser- 
 mons, 230 BN ; Sinnes Overthrow, 243 
 Preston, M. M. (Trin.), Memoranda of 
 
 Simeon 201 1 bn 
 
 Preston, W. (Sid.), Verses 108 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Pretyman(Tomline), Bp. Geo. ; v. Williams 1571 
 Previous Examination ; v. Letter, 1632 ; 
 
 Papers, 1791 
 Price, Cormell ; v. Oxford and Camb. Mag. 2272 
 Price, John (Corp.), Verses 395 
 
 Prich, W. (Pemb.), Verses 19 
 
 Prickett, Marmad.(Trin.), Barnwell Priory, 
 1939 HN ; Fuller's Univ. of Camb., 1999 
 Prideaux, Humph. ; v. Whiston 1136 
 
 Priestley, Jos. ; 7'. Ormerod 718 
 
 Primatt, W. (.Sid.), Accentus Redivivi 573 bn 
 Primrose, Hon. E. H. (Trin.), Lecture on 
 
 Art Education 2512 bn 
 
 Prior, A. (Job.), Verses 170 
 
 Prior, J. (King's), Verses 484, 499 
 
 Prior, Matt. (Job.), Verses, 175; v. Bally, 
 
 464 
 Prior, S. J. (Emm.); v. Poll 2647 
 
 Pritchard, C. (Joh.), Hulsean Lectures, 
 
 introduction i6i6(l8) 
 
 Prize Poems: Greek & Latin, 1822; v. 
 
 Prolusioties, Seatcnian Poems, &c. 
 Problems, Camb., 1421* ; (1842 — 3) 2056, 
 
 2057 '' (1S44) 2077 ; (1852) 2218 
 Proby, C. (Jes.), Verses 199 
 
 Proclamation that no Popish recusant, &c. 3445 
 Procter, Jos. (Cath.), Plain statement of 
 
 Facts, 1505 bn ; v. Remarks, 1514 
 Proctors ; v. Williams 2368 
 
 Profes.sors' Emoluments, &c.. Return, 2669, 
 
 2832 ; Trusts, &c., 2674 
 Professors' Lectures ; v. Lightfoot 2683, 
 
 Porter 2687 
 Progress to B.A. 1744 
 
 Projecte, A., &c. 600, 601 
 
 Prolusiones (1800 — 93), 1419 ; v. Greek & 
 
 Latin Poems, 1822 
 Propertius ; v. Catullus 353 
 
 Protestant's account of orthodox holding, 
 
 &c. ; V. Spebnan, Sir H. 
 Protestations, Oxford & Camb. (1641 — 2) 2947 
 Prothero, G. W. (King's), Life of Brad- 
 
 shaw 2944*(/") 
 
 Prout, S., View of St. Sepulchre's 2996 
 
 Prowett, C. G. (Caius) ; 7'. Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 Prujean, Fra. (Tr. Hall), Verses 170 
 
 Pruys, Paul (Amst.), Verses 32 
 
 Pryme, Geo. (Trin.), Autobiographical 
 Recollections. 2558 ; Introductory Lec- 
 ture, &c., 1650; Letter to Freemen, 
 1651 ; Syllabus of Lectures, 1567 bn 
 Pryor, F. R. (Trin.), Record of Oedipus 
 
 Tyrannus at Camb. 2845 
 
 Psalms : Hebreui, ed. by W. Robertson, 
 177*; in Metre, (1623)3232; (1628)37, 
 3255—7 ; (1629) 37*, 3261 ; (1630) 53, 
 3269 ; (1637) 3366, 3367 ; (1638) 60, 33S0, 
 3381; (1639) 3391; (1641) 3426; (1645) 
 3466; (Edinb. 1650) 92; (1657) 106*; 
 (1661) 117*, 118 : (1666) 130, 131 ; (1675) 
 153; (1679) 162; (Brady & Tate, 1755) 
 522; (1760) 535; (1765) 577: (1767) 
 2923(1^); (1768) 593, 6i2(i^); (Edinb. 
 1774) 695 ; (Lond. 1791) 773 ; (Edinb. 
 1798)819; (N.D.)i456(^); Greek, Du- 
 port, 122, 123, 124, 133 
 Psalms & Hymns, Simeon 1535 
 
 Psalm & Hymn Tunes 2926 
 
 Public Orator ; v. Polls 
 
 Pufendorf, Sam., De officio Hominis 168 bn 
 
 Pugin, A. W. ; v. Ackermann 1548 
 
 Pullen, J. (Magd.), Verses, 47, 51, 56*, 
 
 2888 ; Verses to, by Saltmarsh, 57"' 
 Pullen, Jos. (Corp.), The True Patriot 2216 bn 
 Puller, Tim. (Jes.), Verses 108, 2900 
 
 Pulleyn, Ben. (Trin.), Verses 170, 174, 2897
 
 INDEX. 
 
 49 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Punch in Cambridge 1830 
 
 Punchard & Jermyn, Books sold by 1326 
 
 Purchas, John (Chr.), Schoolboy Reminis- 
 cences 2076 BN 
 Puritan Controversies, Univ. Transactions 
 
 during 2237 
 
 Pursh, Fre. ; ■:'. Donn 1690 
 
 Purton, J. S. (Cath.), Sermon I434("''' 
 
 Pusey, Dr. E. B. ; 7'. Lent Sermons 2431 
 
 Pycroft, Sam. (Caius), Inquiry into Free- 
 Thinking, 392 BN ; Reflections on Con- 
 tentment, 397 
 Pythagoras ; v. Porphyrius 100, Hierocles 
 
 2914 
 I'ythagoras's School, Camb., History by 
 Kilner 1341 ; Views by Buck 2970, 
 Sparrow 2985 
 
 Quadring, Gabr. (Magd.) Verses 174, 183, 199 
 Quaestiones, una cum Carminibus 398, 434 
 
 Quarles, — (Pemb.), Verses 56* 
 
 Quarles, Fra.(Chr.), Emblems, 3453; Judg- 
 ment & Mercy, 3476 
 Quarles, Rob. (Pet.), Verses 108 
 
 Quarles, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 183 
 
 Quarles, Wm. (Pemb.), Verses 2900 
 
 Quarterly Journal of Mathematics I976*(c) 
 
 Queens' College : Ca.se of President, 1623 ; 
 Catalogue of Library, 1704; History, 
 Searie, 1992(1^); Statutes, 2188, 2712, 
 2756, 2775, 2778, (in MS by C. Plumptre) 
 2950 ; View by Harraden, 2993 ; v. Con- 
 versations 1907, Finch 2813, Mandell 
 1828, 1885 
 Querela Cantabrigiensis 246(_/), 255 (rf), 256 
 
 Queries to Brindley's Report I24i*(?) 
 
 Queries to Brindley & Golborne's Reports 1259(15) 
 Queries to inhabitants of Ely, by J. Bentham 529 
 " Questionist, St. John's," .Address 736 
 
 " Questionist," Ten minutes' advice, &c. 714 
 
 Quick, R. H. (Trin.), The Schoolmaster 2725 BN 
 
 R., A., Verses in Hygiasticon 
 
 2891 
 
 R., C, Verses 
 
 I go 
 
 R., C, Verses 
 
 218 
 
 R., G. (Chr.), Verses 
 
 199 
 
 R., H., Verses 
 
 34(«) 
 
 R., L (Kind's), Verses 
 
 34(«) 
 
 R., J. (Joh.), Verses 
 
 199 
 
 R., S. (Pet.). Verses 
 
 43 
 
 Racster, John, De Hypocritis vitandis 
 
 3091 
 
 Radclif, Jerem., Verses 
 
 218 
 
 Radcliffe, John (Magd.), Verses 
 
 137, 2900 
 
 Radnor, Earl of; v. Saunderson 
 
 458 
 
 RaflSeld, engraver : 
 
 Raikes, H. C. (Trin.); 7>. Election 2763 
 
 Raikes, R. (Joh.), Oratio, 585 bn ; Verses, 
 
 556, 564 
 Rainbow, Ed. (Magd.), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Rainoldes, Wm. ; t. Whitaker 3* BN 
 
 Ran^say, Dr. ; v. Oxf. & Camb. Mission 2331 
 Ramsden, Ric. (Trin.), Alliance between 
 Church & State, 844 ; Origin & P2nds of 
 Government, 845 ; Reflections on War, 
 846 ; Right to Life, Pt. L 792 b.n, Pt. IL 
 806, translated into verse, 813; Sermon, 
 1434 (2- ; 7). F'lower, 838 
 Ramsden, Wm. (King's), Verses 2894 
 
 Ramsey Abbey ; v. Sprott 999 
 
 Ramus, Peter, Dialectica, 3033, 341 1; Latin 
 
 Grammar, ■1040 
 Ranby, John (Trin.), Verses 556 
 
 Randall, Edw., Freedom of Election 1431 
 
 Randall, J. (Chr.), Verses 190 
 
 Randall, John (King's), P.salm & Hymn 
 Tunes 2926 
 
 number 
 Randall, John (Pemb.), Verses 39 
 
 Randolph, John, Remarks on Marsh's 
 Michaelis, 1^23 (^i 5 ; Supplement to Re- 
 marks, 14231V 
 Randolph,Tho.(Trin.),The Jealous Lovers, 
 65 BN, 3292, 3326, 3412 ; Poems, 250* ; 
 Verses, 34, 39, 47 
 Rashleygh, N. (Trin.), Verses 137 
 
 Raven, J. J. (Emm.), Commemoration 
 Sermon in Emman. Coll., 2738 bn; 71. 
 Antiq. Soc, 1992(1^) 
 Ravisius, Johannes, Epistolae 369 BN, 3342 
 
 Rawle, S., engraver; z'. Guide 1933 
 
 Rawling, Sam. (Magd.), Verses 2900 
 
 Raworth, B. C. (Tr. Hall): v. Camb. 
 
 Calendar 797 
 
 Rawson, Jos. (King's), Verses 174 
 
 Ray, John (Cath., Trin.), Catalogus Plan- 
 tarum, 114, 115 bn ; Appendix, 114 ; Col- 
 lection of Proverbs, 143*, 161 
 Ray Club, Camb. : Rules, &c. 2281, 2834 
 
 Ray, Sam. (Magd.), Verses 427, 444, 452, 454 
 Raynes, Edw. (Trin.), Verses 444 
 
 Raynflford, H. (Trin.) Verses 19 
 
 Reade, Hen. (Queens'), Verses 452, 454 
 
 Reade, R. C. (King's) ; v. Camb. Antq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Reading, Wm. ; 7'. Eusebius 409 
 
 Reasons for not proceeding against Whis- 
 
 ton 927, 928 
 
 Redaway, J., Etching of Ely 3012 
 
 Rede Lectures 2334 
 
 Redfam, W. B., Old Cambridge, 2666, 
 
 2667 ; v. Nicholson, 2704 
 Redistribution of Seats Act : Return of 
 
 Cambs. aSiQ 
 
 Redshaw, Geo. (Chr.), Verses 56* 
 
 Rees, Abr., Sermons on death of R. Robin- 
 son _ 1343 BN 
 Reeve, — (Trin.), Verses 174 
 Reeves, Wm. (King's), Verses 183 
 Reflections on Contentions of Corporation 1336 
 Reflections on the late Elections in the 
 
 County 1444 
 
 Reform Club Papers 2602 
 
 Reformation of the Church of England 
 
 justified 181, 182 
 
 Register of the Senate 2335 
 
 Register of Marriages, Whittlesea 2734 
 
 Registrary, Poll for 1566, 1799, 2404 
 
 Registrum Regale 1277, 1278, 2120 
 
 Regius Professorships : Statutes 2363 
 
 Reid, Ant. (King's), Verses 183, 190 
 
 Relhan, R. (Trin., King's) Flora Canta- 
 brigiensis 1432 BN 
 Relief Society of Cambridge 2790 
 Religious Tract Society Au.\iliary: Reports 1725 
 Remarks on Address to Governors of 
 
 Addenbrooke's Hosp. 708 
 
 Remarks on Clerical Education 2034 
 
 Remarks on Marsh's Question examined i423(i'J 
 Remarks on Robinson's Plan of Lectures 1296 
 Remarks on Shei lock's Answer 980 
 
 Remarks on the enormous expense &c. 1331 
 
 Remarks on the state of the Univ. 1757 
 
 Remarks on two pamphlets . 1514 
 
 Render, W., Count Benyowsky 817 BN 
 
 Rennell, Tho. (King's), Commencement 
 .Sermon, 1401; Discour.ses, 1426; Ser- 
 mon before Governors of Hospital, 1388; 
 before H. of Commons, 1402 ; at St. 
 Maiinus' Church, 1387 bn ; Life and 
 Writing*;, 1670; v. Watsonian.i, 1308 
 Rennell, Tho. (King's), Christian Advo- 
 cate's Publications 1503 (*) 
 Rennie, John, Report on South and Middle 
 Levels 1506 bn
 
 50 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Rennie, Sir John, Report &c. 1940 bn 
 
 Reply to Academicus 1445 
 
 Reply to Granta i960 
 
 Reply to Scholefield's Argument for Church 
 
 Establishments _ _ 1857 
 
 Report of Syndicate on requirements in 
 
 departments of study 2668 
 
 Resbury, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 108 
 
 Retchford, Wm. (Clare), Verses 66 
 
 Return of Professorships, &c. _ _ _ 2832 
 
 Return showingcontentsofCambs.divisions 2819 
 Revindication of Psalme 105.5 3454 
 
 Rex Redux 28, 47, 3310 
 
 Reyner, J. (Emm.), Verses 271 
 
 Reynolds, C. (Jes.), Verses 427 
 
 Reynolds, Tho. (King's), Verses 427 
 
 Rhenferd, Ja., Comparatio, &c. ; v. Joma 336 
 Rhodes, Tim. (King's), Verses 32, 43 
 
 Rhodes, W. A. ; v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Rhyme the leading principle of Latin ver- 
 sification 1738 
 Ricardo, T. W., How little Winks took his 
 
 friends, &c. _ 2771 
 
 Rice, Jas. (Queens'), The Cambridge 
 
 Freshman 2594 bn, 2707 
 
 Rich. Ch. (Trin.), Verses 56*, 58*, 66 
 
 Rich, Hatton (Cath.), Verses 2894 
 
 Richards, Wm. (King's), Verses 452 
 
 Richardson, Ant. Luther (Queens'), Verses 556 
 Richaidson, B. (Jes.), Verses 556, 564 
 
 Richardson, John (Emm.), Canon of New 
 Test, vindicated, 346 BN ; Praelectiones, 
 
 1052 BN 
 
 Richardson, J., Mapof 8 miles round Camb. 3002 
 Richardson, Rob. (Emm.), Verses 484, 499, 537 
 Richardson, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 454, 499, 537 
 Riches, E. H. (Clare); v. College Rhymes 2345 
 Rickard, J. C. ; v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Rickman & Hutchinson, architects. Answer 
 
 to Peacock, 1783; Plans for Library, 1780; 
 
 New Buildings at St. John's, 1712 
 Ridding, Ben. (King's), Verses, 537, 546, 556, 564 
 Ridding, Geo., Letter to Bowen, 2595; 
 
 Letter to Latham, 2576 bn 
 Ridgeley, L. (Chr.), Verses 56* 
 
 Ridgeway, W. (Caius) ; ?'. Antiq. Soc. 
 
 1992(c), Philol. Trans. 2748 
 Ridgway, W. K., Catalogue of Fitz- 
 
 william Paintings, &c. _ 1961 
 
 Rigaltius, Nic. ; v. Minucius Felix 2917 
 
 Rigg, J. (Joh.), 7'. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Riley, T., Verses in Russell 51 
 
 River's Almanack, (1627) 3242, (1634) 3313, 
 
 (1640) 3392 
 Rives, G. L. (Trin.) ; v. Tatler 2578 
 
 Rix, Henry, Funeral Sermon by T. Moore 269 
 Roach, R. ; V. White 876 
 
 Robartes. Foulke, Revenue of the Gospel 3202 
 Robarts, J. (Corp.), Verses 2897 
 
 Robbins, Fr. (Job.), Verses 199 
 
 Roberts, Jos., Heaven 2108 
 
 Roberts, J., & ]. Leake, Books sold by 1069 
 
 Roberts, Ric. (Trin.), Verses 2894 
 
 Roberts, R. D. (Clare), Univ. Extension 
 
 Scheme and Higher Education 2843 
 
 Roberts, Tho. ( Job.), Verses 515 
 
 Roberts, Wm. (Queens'), Verses 27 
 
 Roberts, Wm. (Magd.), Verses 444 
 
 Roberts, Wm. Hayvvard (King's), Disser- 
 
 tatio, 534 bn ; Elegia latine, 552 ; Exis- 
 tence, Attributes, Providence of God, 
 
 1263—65 ; Verses, 515 
 Robertson, J. D. (Trin.); v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Robertson, Wm., Phra^eologia Generalis, 
 
 166 ; Thesaurus, 158 bn ; Liber Psalmo- 
 
 rum, 177* 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Robertson, J. E. P.; ?'. Stone Altar Case igj6(nn) 
 Robinson, — Map of Littleport Level 1710 
 
 Robinson, C. K. (Cath.), Maitland Essay 2090* 
 Robinson, J. A. (Chr.) ; 7/. Chr. Coll. Mag. 2826 
 Robinson, Jo., Verses 35 
 
 Robinson, John (Tr. Hall), Verses 190, 484 
 
 Robinson, John (Job.), Verses 454 
 
 Robinson, Matt. (Joh.), Autobiography, 
 
 22So(5); Strena Poetica (MS.), 2948 
 Robinson, Ric. ; v. Lot Book _ 590* 
 
 Robinson, Rob., Arcana, 63R bn ; Christian 
 Doctrine of Ceremonies, 1307; Discourse 
 on Sacramental Tests, 729 ; Ecclesiasti- 
 cal Researches, 757 ; Essay on the Con- 
 duct of David(translation), 1317; General 
 Doctrine of Toleration, 692 ; History & 
 Mystery of Good Friday, 698, 814 ; Lec- 
 ture on becoming behaviour, &c. , 1284; 
 Lectures on the Principles of Noncon- 
 formity, 672, 1293 ; Nature & Necessity 
 of Early Piety, 1411, 1290; Plea for 
 Divinity of our Lord, 653, 1311 ; Politi- 
 cal Catechism, 1312, 1313, 1318; Sermons, 
 679, 684 ; Slavery inconsistent with Chris- 
 tianity, 730 ; V. Letter 696, Rees 1343, 
 Remarks 1296 ; Memoir, by G. Dyer, 
 1391 
 Robinson, Stapylton (Joh.), Verses 537 
 
 Robinson, Tho. ; v. Flower 800 
 
 Robinson, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 395 
 
 Robinson, Tho. (Chr.), Verses 515 
 
 Robinson, Tho. (Trin.), Oriental Litera- 
 ture, 1962 BN ; Sermons, 1434 (**■'' 
 Robinson, Wm., First Chapter of the Bible, 
 and last of Astronomy, 2273 bn ; Sin of 
 Conformity, 2358 
 Robson, F., View of Ely 3012 
 
 Roby, H. J. (Joh.), College Reform, 2316BN 
 On Clarke's attack on Moral Sc. Board, 
 2384 ; V. Philol. Trans., 2748 
 Roche, A. de la ; ?'. Sadeel 
 
 Rock and Co.'s Views of Cambridge 2207, 2208 
 Roderich, Ch. (King's), Verses 199 
 
 Roe, Cheynie (Trin.), Verses 27 
 
 Roe, Tho. (King's), Verses 37 
 
 Rogers, And. (Corp.), Verses 395 
 
 Rogers, J. (Queens'), Verses 48 
 
 Rogers, Tho., On the Articles, 23 bn, 154*, 
 
 164, 3170 ; Two Dialogues, 23 
 Rogers, Thorold, Return of Professorships, 
 
 &c. 2832 
 
 Rogers, Wm. (Job.), Verses 47. 58* 
 
 Rogers, W., Books sold by 869, 874 
 
 Roget, J. L. (Trin.), Cambridge Customs 
 & Costumes, 2203; Cambridge Scrap 
 Book, 2336 ; Familiar Illustrations of the 
 Language of Mathematics, 2187 bn ; Re- 
 collections of a Senate House E.vam. , 3013 
 Rohan, H. de. The Complete Captain 64, 3413 
 Rolle, T. (King's), Verses 108 
 
 Romanes, G. J. (Caius), Burne>; Essay 2111* 
 Romilly, Jos. (Trin.), Graduati Cantab., 
 2103, 2269 ; V. Poll, 1799 ; Autograph 
 Letter, 2261 
 Rooke, Geo. Hen. (Chr.), Verses 427 
 
 Rooke, Laur. (King's), Verses 2894 
 
 Roper, Hen. (Sid.), Verses 2888 
 
 Roper, J. (Joh.), Commencement Sermon 1064 bn 
 Ropes. A. R. (King's); v. Lotos Club 2747 
 
 Rose Tavern, Camb. ; v. Golborne 1345 
 
 Rose, Hen. John (Joh.), Answer to Case 
 of the Dissenters, 1858 bn; Hulsean 
 Lectures, i6i6(^) 
 Rose, Hugh Jas. (Trin.), Chri.stian Advo- 
 cate Publications, 1503 (''';; Sermons, 
 i434("57-'*» sa}
 
 INDEX. 
 
 51 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Rosewell, Wm. (King's), Verses 183 
 
 Ross, J. C. (Trin.), v. Li^ht Blue 2464 
 
 Ross, R. B. (King's); ;■. '^Gadfly 2851 
 
 Rossaeus, W. ; v. Whitaker 3* 
 
 Rossetti, D. G. ; v. Oxford & Camb. Mag. 2272 
 Rother>-, Wm. (Job.), Verses 427 
 
 Round Churcb ; v. St. Sepulchre s 
 Rous, Fr., Psalms (1650) 92 bn 
 
 Rouse, W. H. D. (Cbr.); v. Cbr. Coll. 
 
 Mag. 2826 
 
 Rouspeau, Y., & L'Espine, Two Treatises 2, 3034 
 Routb, E. J. (Pet.), Adams Essay, 2169; 
 Math. Tripos, 2504 ; j/. Problems (i860) 
 1421* 
 Routb, P. (Caius), Verses 484 
 
 Rowe, E. (Trin.), Verses 47 
 
 Rowe, Jas. (Trin.), Verses 484 
 
 Rowe, Nic, Colin's Complaint ; v. Bourne 1048 
 Rowe, Ric, Inde.\ to Gunning's Ceremo- 
 nies, 1721 ; Memoir, by R. R. Rowe, 
 
 2708 BN 
 
 Rowe, Tbo. (King's), Verses 27, 43, 47, 56* 
 
 "Rowe"; v. Snell 1301 
 
 Rowing; V. Armytage 2821, Macmichael 
 
 2555, Morgan 2613 ; v. 2052, 2209, 2753 
 Rowlandson, Tbo., Inside View of Public 
 
 Librarj', Camb., 2997 ; IMarkett Place at 
 
 Camb., 3018 
 Rowley, R., Verses 218 
 
 Rowley Poems 771 
 
 Rowning, J. (Magd.), Natural Pbilosopby, 
 
 447 BN, 450, 1115,1120, II38, 1234 
 
 Royal Humane Society ; ik Rennell 1387 
 
 Roydon, Hen. (King's), Verses 444 
 
 Royston ; v. Collections 2958, Palmer 1385, 
 
 Stukeley 793 
 Royston, Viscount; v. Poll 2511 
 
 Roj'ston, R., Books sold by 332 
 
 Royston, R. R., Cbart of Univ. Boat Races 3015 
 Rudge, B., artist; zk Guide 2089, Views 
 
 2995 
 Rugeley, Rowland, Miscellaneous Poems 568 
 Ruggle, Geo. (Job., Trin., Clare), Ignora- 
 mus _ _ 347 liN, 1387 
 Ruin seize tbee, rutbless King ! 1297 
 Rule, Martin (Pemb.) : v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Ruskin, Jobn, Camb. Scbool of Art 2317 
 Russell, A. T. (Job.), Hulsean Essay 1422 ('■'■) 
 Russell, Lord John ; v. Stratton 1672 
 Russell, John (.Magd.), Two Famous Pitcht 
 
 Battels 51 BN, 3327 
 
 Russell, J. F. (Pet.), Letter to Goulburn 1831 bn 
 Russell, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Rustat, John (Jes.), Verses 183 
 
 Rustat, Tobias, Memoirs by Hewett 2164 bn 
 Ruston, A. S., Fen Country; r/. Wells 2365 
 
 Rutheribrtb, T. (Job.), Concio, 576; Cre- 
 dibility of Miracles, 504 ; Defence of 
 Bp. of London on Prophecy, 495, 406 ; 
 Defence of Charge concerning Subscrip- 
 tion, 586 ; Determinalio quaestionum 
 Theol., 478 i!N ; Four Charges, 569; 
 Letter to Kennicott, 549 ; Natural Philo- 
 sophy, 486 ; Second vindication, &c., 
 581 ; Sermon before H. of Commons, 
 1155 ; Sermon, 613 
 Rutland, Duke of; v. Election 1513, 2951, 
 
 Hatfield 1615 
 Rutlandshire : Barrowden, 864 ; Lyndon, 
 
 l')^(>(bb)•, Uppingham School, 72, 341 
 Rye, W. ; 7'. Antiq. Soc. 1992 ((i) 
 
 Rylcy, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 39, 47, 2888 
 
 Rymer, Tho. (Queens'), Commencement 
 
 Sermon 1053 BN 
 
 Ryves, Bruno, Querela Cantab., 246(7"), 
 255(<lf)BN, 256 
 
 S., A. (Pet.), Verses 
 
 S., E. (Trin.), Verses 
 
 S., F. (Caius), Verses 
 
 S., F. ; V. Academica 
 
 S., G. (King's), Verses 
 
 S., I. (King's), Verses 
 
 S., <pt\a\f^avSpoi, Verses 
 
 S., R., Verses 
 
 S., S. (J^s.), Verses 
 
 S., T. (King's), Verses 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 137 
 
 34(«) 
 
 34(«) 
 
 2299 
 
 220 
 
 35 
 
 28(a) 
 
 218 
 
 108 
 
 19 
 
 S., T. ; 7j. Advertisement to Hygiasticon 2891 
 S., T. ; V. Camb. Royallist imprisoned 2912 
 
 Sa. (King's), Verses 28(a) 
 
 Sabine, Edw., Rede Lecture 2334 
 
 Sabinus, G. ; v. Ovid 3032 
 
 Sacbeverell, H. ; v. Defense 988, 989, 
 
 Whiston 929, 1002 
 Sacbeverell, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 183 
 
 Sacket, Jo. (Corp.), Verses 19° 
 
 Sacra Academica 2451 
 
 Sadeel, Ant., Disputationes 3 BN, 3035 
 
 Sadler, John (Emm.), Verses 56*, 66 
 
 Sadlerian Lectures, Orders 2934 
 
 Saemund, Edda of; v. Cottle i393 
 
 Sagg, G. (Corp.), Verses 170 
 
 Sagg, Tho. (Sid.), Verses 170 
 
 St. Andrew's Street Baptist Chapel ; v. 
 
 Hall, R., Robinson, Rob. & Wm. 
 St. Andrew's the Great Church, Stanzas 
 for Bazaar, 1922 ; i'. Allen 2055, Cheval- 
 lier 1747, 1873, Graham 2088, Jebb 606, 
 Martin 2503, Maurice 2506, Mickle- 
 borougb 503 
 St. Bene't Church ; v. Fry 1794, Pullen 
 
 2216, Denne 1014 
 St. Botolph Churcb ; v. Plumptre _ i49S 
 
 St. Catharine's College, Documents, Phil- 
 pott 2382 ; Statutes, 2362 ; z\ Baker 
 MSS. 2953, Carr 2521, Corrie 1772, 
 Elwin 2524, Poems 443 
 St. Edward's Church ; v. Goodwin 2180, 
 
 2240, Luard 2590 
 St. George, Henry, Cambs. Visitation 1995*, 2946 
 St. Giles' Church ; v. Baines 1924, Swinny 
 
 2068 
 St. Giles' in the Fields, London, The poor 
 
 of 1756 
 
 St. Jobn, John (Emm.), Verses i74 
 
 St. John, Oliver, Verses _ 66 
 
 St. John, Pawlet (Job.), Concio, loii ; 
 
 Quatuor Orationcs, 367 bn 
 St. John's College : Admissions, 2772 ; 
 Baker's History, 2519 ; Boat Club, 2860 ; 
 Consecration of Chapel, 2535, 2536 ; 
 ICarly Classics in Library, 2844 ; New 
 Buildings, Specification, &c., 1712 ; 
 Oaths of Qualification, 2487 ; Statutes, 
 1598, 2337, 2756, 2309; The Eagle, 2319; 
 View, Harraden 2990, Lamborn 2979, 
 (of Chapel) 3014 ; v. Address 736, Ba- 
 bington 2623, I'aker MS.S. 2953, Fisher 
 2927, Lady Margaret 1998, 2629, London 
 Figaro 2700, Newton 1854, Popish Plot 
 334, Rustat 2164, Sandys 2754, Williams 
 2906 
 St. Leger, I'arry (Pet.), Verses 564 
 
 St. Leonards, Lord : v. Stigden, E. B. 
 St. Luke's Church ; v. Blore 2810, Light- 
 foot 2612 
 .St. Mary's the Great Church, Form of 
 ServiceforCommemoration,26o7 ; Sitting 
 or standing, iggo, 2014 ; Views 2980, by 
 J.,amborn 2974, 3978, by Malton 2994 ; v. 
 Candy 2343, Franks 2308, Goodwin 2378, 
 Luard 2fS'> 2589, Martin 2502, Bandars 
 1992 (iJ), Whewell 2366
 
 52 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 St. Mary's the Less Church ; v. Camb. 
 
 Architectural Soc. 2135 
 
 St. Michael's Church, Description, 1546, 
 1547 : V. Browne 1586, Carus 2085, Cecil 
 1770, 1815, Collections 2959, Graham 
 2104, Hornbuckle 1577, Langshaw 1958, 
 Law 1935, Scholefield 1698, Webster 1921, 
 Sykes 968, Venn 1992(3) 
 
 St. Paul's Church ; v. Ecclesiologist 1976(c) 
 
 St. Paul's School, Lond. ; v. Hough, 430 ; 
 View of, V. Mawson 1038 
 
 St. Peter's Church ; v. Homilies 2091, Grey 
 
 St. Sepulchre's Church ; Drawing of Font, 
 
 by F. A. Paley, 3009 ; Views, by Prout 
 
 & Bond 2996, by Salvin, 3010 ; v. 764, 
 
 1976 (;«, n, i, li) 
 
 Sallustius : Opera ed. J. Wasse 378 
 
 Salmon, Geo. ; v. Jebb 2641, Math. Jl. 
 
 1976* (*) 
 Salmon, P. (Kings), Verses 32, 34((/) 
 
 Salmon, T., Foreigner's companion through 
 
 Camb° & Oxford 1170BN 
 
 Salter, Edw. (Caius), Verses 39 
 
 Salter, H.G.(Jes.), Essay for Hulsean Prize 171 ibn 
 Salter, Sam. (Corp.), Verses 444, 452, 454 
 
 Saltmarsh, John (Magd.), Poemata Sacra, 
 
 57* BN, 3354 ; Poems upon some of the 
 
 holy Raptures of David, 57* ; Verses, 
 
 51, 56* 
 Salvin, A., St. Sepulchre's Church (view) 3010 
 Samways, P. (Trin.), Verses 56*, 58*, 66, 2894 
 Sancroft, Abp. ; v. Gutch, 1306 ; Verses, 66 
 Sandars, S. (Trin.); v. Antiq. Soc. 1992 (i^) 
 
 Sandby, Geo. (Magd.), Juvenal, 567 BN ; 
 
 Verses, 537, 546 
 Sanderson, Jas. (Magd.), Verses 170 
 
 Sanderson, R. (Joh.), Verses 2900 
 
 Sanderson, Bp. Rob., Casus Conscientiae, i85*BN 
 Sanderson, T. (Emm.), Verses, 444, 452, 
 
 (Sid.), 454 
 Sandes, Milo, Verses 218 
 
 Sandford, Jo. (Chr.), Verses 190 
 
 Sandys, J. E. (Joh.), In Memoriam W. H. 
 Bateson, 2754 ; Speeches as Public Ora- 
 tor, 2791 ; V. Jl. of Philol. 2501, Philol. 
 Trans. 274S, Poll 2665 
 Sandys, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Sarbiewski, M. C, Lyricorum libb. IV 172 bn 
 Sargent, John (King's), Memoir of Henry 
 
 Martyn 1777 BN 
 
 Sarpi, Paolo, Interdicti Veneti historia, 
 
 3241 ; Quaestio quodlibetica, 3270 
 Sarson, Laur. (Emm.), Analysis of i Tim. i. 
 i5j 3467 ; Quod nihil extra Deum, &c., 
 251 BN ; Verses, 66 
 Satthianadhan, S. (Corp.), Philosophy of 
 
 India 2755 
 
 Saunders, Jos. ; v. Conder 1253 
 
 Saunderson, H. K. St. J. (Trin.); v. Asso- 
 ciation of Brass Collectors 2850 
 Saunderson, Jas. (Magd.), Verses 174 
 Saunderson, John; v. Saunderson, N. 458 
 Saunderson, Nic. (Chr.), Algebra 458 bn 
 Saurin, Mr. ; z>. Robinson 1317 
 Savage, Hen. (King's), Verses 190 
 Savage, John (Sid.), Verses 137 
 Savage, John (Emm.), Verses 199 
 Save, Pet. (Trin.); v. Sayre, P. 
 Savel, Sa. (King's), Verses 27 
 Savile, John (Trin.), Verses 183 
 Savings Bank, Cambs. : Rules, &c. 1915 
 Sawbridge, Geo., Books sold by 903 
 Sawston : Celtic Remains, Clarke, 1574; 
 
 Sermon by Swan, 240 
 Sawyer, Ambr. (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Saxby, G. S. (Trin.); 71. Light Blue 2464 
 
 Saxton, Chr., Map of Cambs. 2961 
 
 Sayce, A. H. ; 7t. Jl. of Philol. 2501 
 
 Sayon, Simon (King's), Verses 2900 
 
 Sayre, John (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Sayve, Pet. (Trin.), Verses 183, 190, 199 
 
 Saywell, Wm. (Job., Jes.), Evangelical & 
 Catholic Unity, 306 ; Necessity of ad- 
 hering to the Church of England, 194 ; 
 Reformation of the Church of E., 181, 
 182 BN ; Verses, 170, 174, 2900 
 Sc, Anton. (Trin.), Verses 2888 
 
 Sc, T., Verses 28(a) 
 
 Scaliger, J. C. , Epitaph to Erasmus 176* 
 
 Scamp, Th. (King's), Verses 27 
 
 Scandrett, T., artist ; 7). Cheveley 2201* 
 
 Scarborough, Ch. (Caius), Verses 2894 
 
 Scarburgh, Edm. (Caius), Verses 174 
 
 Scarfe, H. (Pemb.), Verses 427, 444 
 
 Scargiil, Dan. (Corp.), Recantation no bn 
 
 Scatergood, Anth. (Trin.), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Scattergood, Sam. (Trin.), Sermon, 157 BN ; 
 
 Verses, 137 _ 
 
 Scharf, Geo. jr., Windows of King's College 2274 
 Schiller, F. von. Knight of Toggenberg, 
 Whewell, 2053 ; Song of the Bell, Whe- 
 well, 2127 ; v. 2113 
 Schiller-Szinessy, S. M., Catalogue of 
 Hebrew MSS. in the Univ. Lib., Vol. 
 I., 2670 ; First Book of Psalms according 
 to text of Camb. MS. Bible, 2792 ; .Speech 
 on Persecution of Jews, 2773 
 Scholarships ; v. Father's Guide 169 1 
 
 Scholefield, Jas. (Trin.), Christian Altar, 
 1976 (a, 7', x); Hints for improved trans- 
 lation of New Testament, and appendix, 
 1800 ; Second Letter to the Earl of Liver- 
 pool, 1634BN ; Sermons, 1434(3248667086, ; 
 Visitation Sermon at St. Michael's, 1698 ; 
 Funeral Sermon 1434(11-1, by T. T. 
 Perowne, 2233 ; Memoir, 2261 ; 7k CoI- 
 lison 2019, Reply, 1857 
 Schonaeus,Corn. ,Terentius Christianus,3293,3343 
 School of Art, Camb. ; 7r. Ruskin 2317, 
 
 Westmacott 2423 
 School on Bell and Lancaster's Plan ; v. 
 
 Plumptre 1495 
 
 School, Guide in selection of 1691 
 
 Schools, The, Camb. ; v. Heywood 2254 
 
 Schrevelius, Cornelius ; 7'. Hesiod 147 bn 
 
 Schiildam, Lemuel (Caius), Verses 174 
 
 Sclater, I. (King's), Verses 19 
 
 Sclater, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Sclater, Tho. (King's), Verses 484 
 
 Scot, Alex. (Trin.), Verses _ _ 174 
 
 Scot, John, Foundation of the University, 
 
 2945 ; 71. 263 
 Scot, Tho., Assize Sermon at Bury 33 11 
 
 Scotland, Confession of Church of 4* 
 
 Scotland: 67, 92(3), 819, 1726; Aberdeen, 
 309, 840 ; Arran, 1726 ; Cumbrae College, 
 i976(/tA); Edinburgh, 158, 1305, 1354; 
 Elgin, 2573; Glasgow & Paisley, 1984; 
 Kirkcudbright, 1103; Markinch (Fife), 
 2577; Plantassie (Haddingtons.), 1506; 
 Ruthven (Banff), 1389 
 Scott, C. A. A. (Joh.), Hulsean Essay 1422 (35) 
 Scott, C. B. (Trin.), Le Bas Essay 2160* 
 
 Scott,Edw.,accountant, Plain statement, Sc. 2009 
 Scott, G.G., View of St. John's NewChapel, 
 3014; Works at Cathedral, Ely, 2204 ; tj. 
 Jebb, 2641 
 Scott, Jas. (Trin.), Every man the architect 
 of his own fortune, 1245 ; Heaven, 542 bn, 
 550; Purity of Heart, 551 ; Sermon, 574; 
 V. Musae, 1273; Verses, 564
 
 INDEX. 
 
 53 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Scott, Jas. (Cath.), Verses 515 
 
 Scott, John (Magd.), Hulsean Essay 1422 C-J 
 
 Scott, R. (Trin.), Verses 112, 2S97 
 
 Scott, R. F. (Joh.) ; v. St. John's Admis- 
 sions 2772, Antiq. Soc. i992((r) 
 Scott, R. P. (King's), Members' Prize Essay 2709 
 Scrap-Books 3017, 3018, 3019 
 
 Scriven, E., engraver, Portrait of Clarke 1675 
 Scrivener, .Matt. (Jes.), Verses 170 
 
 Scriverius, P., Epitaph to Erasmus 176* 
 
 Scrope, Gerv. (^lagd.), Verses 452, 2900 
 
 Scrope, Saintleger (Trin.), Verses 137 
 
 Seale, J. B.(Chr.), Analysis of Greek Metres, 
 
 709 BN, 739, 820 ; V. Brandish, 694 
 Seaman, La. (Pet.), Verses loS 
 
 Searle, C. E. (Pemb.), Sermon 1434 ("^' 
 
 Sehrle, John (Caius), Verses 199 
 
 Searle, J. (Joh.), Verses 427 
 
 Searle, W. G. (Queens'), Illuminated MSS. 
 in Fitzwilliam Museum, 2671 bn ; v. 
 Antiq. Soc. 1992 (<5, c) 
 Seatonian Poems, Collections, 1273, 1433, 
 14S5, i486, 1573: (1750) 497, 506, 524; 
 (1751) 505. 510. 1228 : (1752) 507, 526 ; 
 (1753) 512. 1235 ; (1754) 514 : (1755) 525 ; 
 (1756) 518; (1757) 531, 839; (1758) 530; 
 (1759) 1443 ; (1760) 542, 550 ; (1763) 565 ; 
 (1765) 575; (1773) 629; (1800) 852; V. 
 Smedley 1555, Wrangham 1572 
 Second Letter to Mangey 9S1 
 
 Sedgwick, A. (Trin.), Discourse on the 
 Studies of the Univ., 1832 ; Four letters 
 in reply to Beverley, 1916 ; Memorial of 
 Cowgill Chapel, 2513 ; Pamphlets, 1726; 
 Remarks on French's Observations, 1671, 
 1645 ; Reply to Address to the Senate, 
 1652, 1645 ; Syllabus of Lectures on Geo- 
 logy, 1624 B.\ ; zi. Camden Soc, 1976(00); 
 Funeral Sermons on, i434('"' , 1516.''; 
 Memoir by Duke of Argyll, 2618 ; Sedg- 
 wick Memorial Meeting, 2619 ; Memorial 
 Museum ; v. Newton, 2840 ; .Autograph 
 Lecture Book, 2952; v. Beverley 1840, 
 Conversations 1907, French 1644, 1645, 
 1663, Livingstone 2312, Poll 1595 
 Sedgwick Essays 2672 
 
 Sedgwick, Jas. (Chr.), 'ETrtV/coTros AiSoK- 
 ti,k6s, 264 ((^); Sermon at St. Maries, 
 264 B.v ; V. Calamy, 267 
 Sedgwick, Ra. (Cath ); v. Quaestiones 398 
 
 Sedley, Isaac (Magd.), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Seeker after Truth, Second Letter to Man- 
 gey 981 
 Seeley, J. R. (Chr.); v. Chr. Coll. Mag. 
 
 2826, Ix)tos Club 2747 
 Seignior, G.(Trin.),Moses& Aaron, 141 iin ; 
 
 Verses, 137 
 Select Papers chiefly relating to Antiquities, 
 
 &c. 1275 
 
 Selwyn, C. J. (Trin.); 7'. Memorials of 
 
 Four Brothers 271 1 
 
 Selwyn, Bp. V,. A. (Joh.), Are Cathedral 
 Institutions useless ? 1963 iiN ; Sermons, 
 1434 ('" ; Memorial sketch of, 2710; v. 
 Memorials, 271 1 ; Funeral .Sermon on, 
 1516 ("I 
 Selwyn, T. K. (Trin.); t. Memorials 2711 
 
 Selwyn, W. (Joh.), Battle of the Epigrams, 
 2294 ; Extracts from College Exams, in 
 Divinity, 1859 bn; Genevieve, 2537; In 
 Domo Procerum, 2538 ; New Statute for 
 Browne's Medals, 2292, 2293 ; Norrisian 
 Essay, 1424"* ; Notices of Scholefield, 
 2261 ; Proceedings on Grace concerning 
 the Fitzwilliam Museum, 2443, 2444 ; 
 
 Selwyn, W. (Joh.) — continued. number 
 
 Quis desiderio, &c. ? 2405 ; St. John's 
 Coll. Commemoration, 2536 ; Speeches 
 at Camb., 2648; Winfrid, 2442; v. Jl. 
 of Philol. 2501, O. & C. Mission 2331, 
 Journal 2242, Portfolio 1993, Memorials 
 27H 
 Selwj'n College ; Subscribers, &c., 2739 ; 
 
 V. Selwyn, 2710 
 Senate ; Election to the Council, 2697 1 
 Graduates in Theology, 2643 ; Register 
 of Members, 2335 
 Senate House Problems : (1801 — 78) 1421* ; 
 Solutions (1852) 2218 ; Examination Pa- 
 pers (1860—61) 2393 
 Senate House : Views 2974, 2980, (Lam- 
 born) 2978, (Malton) 2994 
 Senhouse, H. (Chr.), Verses 484 
 
 Sergeant, Jo. (Joh), Verses 66 
 
 Sergeant, Wrn. (King's), Verses 2900 
 
 Sermons, University 1434 
 
 Sertum Cantabrigiense 1673, 1674 
 
 Seton, Alexander, Duke of, Verses 218 
 
 Seton, J., Dialectica 3282 
 
 Sewage of Cambridge 2514 
 
 Sewall, Sam., Extracts from his Diary 2820 
 
 Seward, — (Joh), Verses 427 
 
 Sewel, Hardwick, (Chr.), Verses 454 
 
 Sewell, Geo. (Pet.) ; v. Thirlby 888 (/) 
 
 Sewell, W. (Caius), Verses 484 
 
 Seyliard, Th. (Sid.), Verses 43, 56*, 2894 
 
 Seymour, Percy (Trin.), Verses 395 
 
 Shadwell, L., Homer's Iliad 2074 
 
 Shakespeare : Epilogue to " Much ado 
 about nothing," 1762(15); Plays in Capell 
 Collecton, v. Cranwell, iwz; Specimen 
 of the Camb. Edit., 2344; MSS., v. 
 Thirlby 3S7 
 Sharp, Abp., Remarks on English Coins 1275 
 Sharp, John (Chr.), Verses 199 
 
 Sharp, J. (Corp.), Verses 484, 499 
 
 Sharpe ; v. Ellis, A. J. 
 
 Sharpe, Greg. (Trin.). Verses 452, 454 
 
 Sharpe, Lancelot (Pemb.); v. Chatterton 771 bn 
 Sharpe, Leo., Dialogus in Angliam et 
 
 Scotiam, 3143 ; Univ. Sermon, 3142 
 Sharpe, Wm., Sermons 1434(25)^ jj^g 
 
 Shaw, Jeffery (Joh.); 7/. Offley 869 bn 
 
 Shaw, W. N. "(Emm.); li Mechan. Sc. 
 
 Tripos _ 2839 
 
 Sheafe, Edm. (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Sheafe, Grindall (King's), Verses 39, 43 
 
 Sheeles, Ja. (Trin), Verses 537 
 
 Sheepshed, Poll for Vicar of 2647 
 
 Sheff, Ph. (Emm.), Verses 27 
 
 Sheffield, Jas. (Trin.), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Shelford, Rob. (Pet.), Five Discourses, 
 
 54 UN, 55. 3344 
 Shelley, John (Pet.), Verses 499 
 
 Shelley, P. B.,Adonais, 1739; ^'' Scott, 2709 
 Shelton, R. (Trin.), Verses 170 
 
 .Shelton, T., Tachygraphy 3468, 3491 
 
 Shelton, Wm. (Jes.), Verses 2897 
 
 .Shenton, .S. (Trin.), Verses 395 
 
 Shepherd, — ; ■:>. Bennet 359, 360, 361 
 
 Shepherd, A. (Joh., Chr.), Tables 622 bn 
 
 Shepherd, G., artist ; ?'. Alillers '477) '4^4 
 
 .Shepherd, H. (Joh.), Verses 546 
 
 .Shepherd, H. (Clare), Hulsean Essay i422l''"" 
 Sheridan, R. B., The Critic 2277 
 
 Sheriffs for Huntingdon it Camb. 2285 
 
 Sberingham, Rob. (Caius), De Anglorum 
 Gentis Originc, 140 bn ; Joma, Codex 
 Talmudicus, &c., 336 
 Sherlock, Tho. (Cath.), Verses, 199, 305; 
 V. Remarks 980, Stebbing 982, Sykes 
 969, 970, 985, Whiston 1180
 
 54 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Sherlock, Wm. (Pet.), Proceedings against 
 Bentley vindicated, ggS bn, v. Sykes, 
 looi ; Verses, 2897 
 Sherman, John (Jes.), A Greek in the 
 Temple, 3427 ; Historia CoUegii Jesu, 
 2010 ; Verses, 2897 
 Sherman, John (Trin.), Verses 58*, 66 
 
 Sherman, Mar. (Clare), Verses 32 
 
 Sherwill, T. (Chr.), Church Conformity 
 asserted, 363 bn ; Degeneracy of present 
 age, 364 ; Monarchy & High Birlh, &c., 
 377, 884 ; Verses, 199 
 Shilleto, R. (Trin.), Fragmentum Incerti, 
 2152 bn; v. Arundines 2195, Journal 
 2242, Philol. Trans. 2748 
 Shimield, W. H. : v. Antiq. Soc. i992(<-') 
 
 Shipley, A. E. (Chr.); v. Chr. Coll. 
 
 Mag. 2826 
 
 Shippen, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Shipton, Jas. (Trin.), Verses 183 
 
 Shipton, Ric. (Trin.), Verses 183 
 
 Shipworth, Fra. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Shirley, Wm. (Pemb.), Verses 395 
 
 Shotbolt, Jo. (King's), Verses _ 27 
 
 Shropshire : Broseley, 1735 ; Cainham, 
 1806 ; Chively, 1182 ; Fittes, 543 ; Long- 
 nor, 1852 ; INIiddleton, 223 (<^); Shrews- 
 burj', 862, 1077, 1499, 1845, 1874, (School) 
 754, 2250 
 Shuckburgh, E. S. (Emm.), Laurence 
 Chaderton, &c., 2807 ; v. Light Blue 
 2464, Tatler 2578 
 Shudy Camps ; v. Sermon 17S8 
 
 Siam. Vareni Descriptio Regni Japoniae 
 
 et Siam 150 
 
 Sibbes, Ric. (Joh., Cath.),_ Beames of 
 Divine Light, 237 ; Exposition of Philip- 
 pians III., 236 BN ; The Christian's End, 
 238 ; Verses, 288S ; v. Preston, 239 
 Siberch, John, printer ; v. Galen i 
 
 Sickert, Walter, artist ; v. Observer 2869 
 
 Sidey, John (Emm.), Verses 199 
 
 Sidgwick, H. (Trin.), Tests, 2560: v. 
 Reform Club Papers 2602, Journal of 
 Philol. 2501, Philol. Trans. 2748, Report 
 2770 
 Sidney, Sir Philip, Verses on death of 218 
 
 Sidney College, Statutes, 2713, 2756, 2775; 
 
 V. Baker MSS. 2953, Kendall 1533 
 Silesius, J. Francius (Pet.), Verses 43 
 
 Silver Crescent, The 2864 
 
 Silvester, Vincent, De fontibus artium 342S 
 
 Silvius's Defence ; v. Balguy 1006 
 
 Simeon, C. (King's), Assize Sermon, 815; 
 Psalms & Hymns, 1535 ; Sermons, 807BN, 
 
 J . ,, (S U 14 I'J -M 28 .iO :)S U 5S 5J 73)^ j^g^ . 
 
 Various pamphlets, 1446 ; _ Funeral Ser- 
 mon on, 1434 ('"; Memoirs by Carus, 
 2121 ; Memoranda by Preston, 2011; 
 Recollections of his conversation parties, 
 2421 ; V. Flower 800, Pearson 1466 
 Simeon, Symon, Itinerary ed. by Nasmith 670 
 Simons, Edw. (Joh.); 71. Poll 1504 
 
 Simpkinson, J. N. (Trin.), Classical & 
 
 Romantic History & Fiction 1469 ("' 
 
 Simpson, F. (Tr. Hall), Verses 484 
 
 Simpson, Geo. (Corp.), Revelations of 
 
 School Life 2235 BN 
 
 Simson, Edw., Mosaica 3355 
 
 Sinclair, Geo. ; t. Donn 1773 
 
 Sinker, R. (Trin.), Catalogue of English 
 Books before i6oi in Trin., 2808 ; Cata- 
 logue of Fifteenth-Century Books in 
 Trin., 2673 BN ; Memorials of Keith- 
 Falconer, 2852; Trin. Coll. Libr., 2866* 
 Sizar, The 2932 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Skeat, Prof W. W. (Chr.) ; v. Antiq. Soc. 
 1992(c), Chr. Coll. Mag. 2826, Journal 
 of Philol. 2501, Light Blue 2464, Philol. 
 Trans. 2748, Math. Tripos 2504 
 Skelton, Bern. (Pet.), Verses 108 
 
 Skelton, Jos., engraver; v. Harraden 1754 
 
 Skertchly, S. B. J. ; v. Fenland 2701, 2702 
 
 Sketches of Cambridge, by a Don 2452 
 
 Sketches of Cantabs, by J. D. Lewis 2161, 2182 
 Skinner, Geo. (Jes.), Sermon, 1434 (*") ; v. 1789 
 Skippon, Luc. (Pet.), Verses 2888 
 
 Skynner, John (loh.), Oratio S^S 
 
 Slade, Ch. (Pemb.), Verses 427 
 
 Slade, H. R. (Caius), Essay for Norrisian 
 
 Prize 1758 
 
 Slade Professorship of Fine Art ; Deed of 
 
 Foundation 2534 
 
 Slader, John (Cath.), Verses 112 
 
 Slater, Ben. (King's), Verses 170, i74 
 
 Sleepe, Ant. (Trin.), Verses 27 
 
 Sleidan, J., De quatuor ISIonarchiis 3477 
 
 Sloper, John (King's), Verses 43 
 
 Sloper, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 4=7 
 
 Sm., G., Verses 19 
 
 Smalbroke, Ric. , Reflections on the conduct 
 
 of Whiston 9°4 bn 
 
 Smalwood, — (Pet.), Verses i37 
 
 Smart, Chr. (Pemb.), Carmen Alex. Pope, 
 479 BN ; Eternity of the Supreme Being, 
 497, 506, 524 ; Goodness, &c., 525 ; Im- 
 mensity, &c., 505, 510, 1228; Occasional 
 Prologue & Epilogue to Othello, 1207 ; 
 Omniscience, &c., 507, 526 ; Poems on 
 several occasions, 1213 ; Power, &c., 512, 
 1235; The Parables in Verse, 1254; Verses, 
 484 ; 71. Student, 1194 
 Smart, R. W., engraver; v. Harraden 1754 
 
 Smeaton, John, Report on North Level, 
 &.C., 1254*, 1241* ; Report on River 
 Witham, 1241* 
 Smedley, Edw. (Trin., Sid.), Jonah, 1555 ; 
 Seatonian Poems, 1433 C''^", 'V. Kendall, 
 
 1533 BN 
 
 Smelt, Tho. (Chr.), Verses 4=7 
 
 Smith, — (Joh.), Verses 537 
 
 Smith, C. L. (Chr.); v. Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 Smith, Edw. (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Smith, Edw. (Joh.); v. Sinyth 
 Smith, Edw. (Magd.), Verses 137, 2900 
 
 Smith, Elisha, Popular discontents, 947 ; 
 
 Sermons, 936 bn, 937, 938, 948, 949 
 Smith, G. (King's), Verses 19 
 
 Smith, G. I. P. (Joh.); v. Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 Smith, Hen. (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Smith, Hen. (Magd.); v. Saltmarsh 57* 
 
 Smith, Horace (Tr. Hall); v. Lion 2311 
 
 Smith, John (Caius); J'. Smith 2109 
 
 Smith, John (Queens'), Select Discourses, 
 150* bn; edited by J. King, 1617; Ex- 
 cellency of True Religion, 1147 
 Smith, John (King's), Letter to Author of 
 Further Inquirj-, 1214BN; v. Opinion, 
 1206 
 Smith, John (King's), Verses 137 
 
 Smith, John (Magd.), Verses 56* 
 
 Smith, John (Magd.), Verses 564 
 
 Smith, John (Pemb.), Verses 454 
 
 Smith, John (Jo^.), Poll, 1633 ; Subscrip- 
 tions (MS.), 2955 
 Smith, John, TJniv. printer ; v. 1523 
 
 Smith, Jonathan (Sid.), Verses 58* 
 
 Smith, J. C, engraver _ 2996 
 
 Smith, Sir J. E., Considerations respecting 
 Camb. , 1 597 bn ; Defence of Church of 
 England against Monk, 1608 ; v. Monk, 
 1592
 
 INDEX. 
 
 55 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Smith, J. J. (Caius), Cambridge Portfolio, 
 1993 ; Catalogue of MSS. in Caius Coll., 
 2165 ; Few words on last Publication of 
 Camb. Camden Soc, 19760') bn ; Letter 
 to the V.-C. on a "previous" exam., 
 2122; Numismata Coll. deCaius, 2109; On 
 disposal of new Botanic Garden ground, 
 209s ; Reply to reasons against a "pre- 
 vious" exam., 2123; 7: Camden Soc. 
 1976 (rf), Antiq. Soc. 1992 (a, c, d), Poll, 
 2094 ; (with J. R. Crowfoot) Statement 
 of proceedings on Election of Master of 
 Caius, 2245 
 Smith, Lumley(Tr. Hall), Le Bas Essay 2160* 
 Smith, Rob. (Trin.), Harmonics, 490; 
 
 Optics, 455 BN ; 7'. Cotes, 414 
 Smith, Rob. (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Smith, Rob. (King's), Verses 1S3, igo 
 
 Smith, Roland (Trin.), Verses 2888 
 
 Smith, S. Aditus ad Logicam 3203 
 
 Smith, Tho. (Chr.), Verses 112, 2897 
 
 Smith,T.T.(Queens'),Hulsean Lectures, i6i6(' *} 
 Smith, Wm. (Jes.), Verses 183 
 
 Smith, Wm. Herring ; 7/. Abstracts 1902 
 
 Smith, Prof. W. Robertson (Chr., Trin.); 
 V. Chr. Coll. Mag. 2826, Jl. of Philol. 2501 
 Smith, W. S. (Trin.), Maitland Essay, 
 
 2090* ; Seatonian Poems, 1433 C^' ^"1 
 Smith's Prizes ; ?'. Glaisher 2699 
 
 Smithsby, T. ( Joh.), Verses 87 
 
 Smithson, John (King's), Verses 34(d) 
 
 Smoult, Tho. (Joh.), Verses 175, 199 
 
 Smyth, Ed. (Joh.) ; z: L'Espine 6, 7 bn, 3065 
 Smyth, G., Verses, 218 ; see Stnyth, Wm. 
 Smyth, Hon. J. H. (Trin.); v. Poll 1513, 2952 
 Smyth, John Pye ; v. Lee 1853 
 
 Smyth, Nat. (Jes.), Verses 2900 
 
 Smyth, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Smyth, Rob. ; v. Carter 1217 
 
 Smyth, Sir Tho. : Portrait 2237 
 
 Smyth, Wm., Verses 19, 27 ; see Smyth, G. 
 Smyth, Wm. (Pet.), Installation Ode, 
 1515 BN ; List of Modern History Books, 
 1556; V. Conversations, 1907 
 Smythes, S. (Trin.), Verses 112, 2897 
 
 Smythies, Rob. (Emm.), Verses 190 
 
 Smyttan, G. H. (Corp.), Song of Praise 2124 bn 
 Snape, And. (King's), Sermons, 373BN,376; 
 
 Verses, 199 ; v. Middleton, 416 
 Snawsell, Tho. (Jes.), Verses 58* 
 
 Snell, J. C, Poetical Address to Ladies of 
 Cambs.,1302, to Ladies of Isle of Ely, 1303 
 Snob, The 1742, 1743, 1744 
 
 Snob's Trip to Paris, 1744 ; v. Fits of Folly, 
 
 1793 
 Snow, Herbert (Joh.) ; v. Eagle 2319 
 
 Snow, John (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Snowball, J. C. (Joh.), Elements of Natural 
 
 Philosophy 1964 bn 
 
 Soam, Ste. (Joh.), Verses 47 
 
 Soame, S. (Sid.), Verses 427 
 
 Society for promoting Christianity among 
 
 Jews; V. Simeon 1446 C^) 
 
 Society for promoting Christian Know- 
 ledge, Camb. : Report 2018 
 Society for promoting enlargement of 
 
 Churches : Report 1890 
 
 Society for propagating the Gospel : Re- 
 ports, 1727; V. CJraham, 2088 
 .Socinianism ; v. Wotton 71 
 
 Socrates, Historia Ecclesiastica ; v. Eusebius 409 
 Socrates ; v. I'entley 2933 
 
 Soest, — Portrait of Sam. Butler 467 
 
 Soham, Cambs. : Viewof Church, by Moore, 
 2988; History of Pari;.h, by J. Bell, 2599; 
 V. Aspland, 1J09 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Sohn, Georg, Treatise 3069 
 
 Solemn Ingagement 3493 
 
 Some, R. ; v. Pilkington 4, 3037, 3038 
 
 Somerset, Duke of, Portrait ; p. Loggan 326* 
 Somersetshire : Aller, 90 ; Bath, 552, 1279, 
 1324, 2239, (Bath & Wells Diocese) 1534, 
 2257, 2928; Frome, \q-](:>{cui)\ Monk 
 Silver,io55; Mudford,i655; Stawley,i396 
 Somervile, Wm. ; v. Student 1194 
 
 Somnium Cantabrigiense 1 10 
 
 Sophocles, Tragoediae VII., 127 ; SxoXto 
 ■ira\aia, 127 ; Ajax with English by R. 
 C. Jebb, 2774, 7'. Farren, 2735(^); Elec- 
 tra, by C. Wase, 259* ; CEdipus Tyran- 
 nus, I'. Farren 2735(-i'),Pryor& Speed 284s 
 Sorrowes Joy 314^ 
 
 Sortain, Jos., Funeral Sermon on H. Mort- 
 
 lock 1942 
 
 Sotheby, T. (Emm.), Verses 47 
 
 South, E. W. (Trin.) ; v. Tatler 2578 
 
 Southernwood, T. (King's), Verses 427 
 
 Southey, Rob. ; v. Cottle 1393 
 
 Spalding's Plan of Cambridge 2649 
 
 Spark, Archibald (Jes.), Verses 56* 
 
 Sparke, Bp. B. E. (Pemb.), Charge 1740 bn 
 
 Sparke, John (Job.), Sermon 1148 bn 
 
 Sparkes, Edw. (King's), Verses 454 
 
 Sparrow, Anth. (Queens'), Sermons 234 bn, 860 
 Sparrow, C. (Joh.), Verses 499 
 
 Sparrow, J., engraver; 7'. Guide 1441 
 
 Sparrow, S., engraver; 7'. Guide, 1441,1614 ; 
 
 Pythagoras School (?), 2985 
 Sparrow-Simpson,W. J.^Trin.),!;. Lotos Club 2747 
 Specimen Digest! 3110 
 
 Speculum Mundi ; 7'. Szvan, John 
 Spedding, J. (Trin.), Apology for Nine- 
 teenth Century 1469 (3) 
 Speed, John, Map of Cambs. 2960 
 Speed, Lance, artist ; 7/. Sophocles 2845 
 Spelman, Sir H. (Trin. XProtestant'saccount 
 
 of his orthodox holding &c. 79 BN, 3446 
 
 Spence, Ed. (Jes.), Verses jjq 
 
 Spencer, And. (King's), Verses 112 
 
 Spencer, Broket (Sid.), Verses 34 (<^) 
 
 Spencer, John (Corp.), The Righteous 
 Ruler, 116 BN ; Urim et Thumniim, 139 ; 
 Verses, 137 
 Spencer, John (Cath.), Verses 199 
 
 Spencer, Wm. (Trin. ),Origen contra Celsum,i6oBN 
 Spense, Jos. (Job.), Verses 170 
 
 Spering, Jas. (Queens'), Verses 112 
 
 .Spinedge, Anth. (Jes.), Verses 2900 
 
 Spirit of Contradiction ; a comedy 1239 
 
 Spiritual Epistles 3102 
 
 Spottiswoode, Wm. ; 7>. Treherne 2794 
 
 Spring, Wm. (Pemb.), Ver.ses 395 
 
 Spring Rice, T. (Lord .Monteagle, Trin.), 
 Speech at Camb., 1801 bn ; Speech on 
 Church Establishment in Ireland, 1892; 
 .Speech on Petition for Dissenters, 1861 ; 
 Speech on Repeal of Union, i86o; The 
 Budget, 1891 ; ?'. Tatler, 2578 
 Springett, Herb. (Cath.), Verses 66 
 
 Sprotii Chronica, Hearn 999 
 
 Si|uire, Sam. (Joh.), Ancient History of 
 Hebrews vindicated, 459 UN ; Remarks 
 on Academic, 1208 ; ?'. Plutarch, 470 
 Staffordshire: 952; Burton-on-Trent, 7S7 ; 
 Congreve, 527 ; Hamnierwich, 1396 ; 
 Lichfield (Dioce.se), 78, -t^i^c), 527, 904, 
 1015, 1499, 1963, 23B9, (School) 488, 787, 
 1396; Newcastle-under-Lyme, 1791,2710; 
 Sheen, I976(/;); .Shclton, 882"; Shen- 
 stone, 2114: Stoke-on-Trent, 152 ; Tain- 
 worth, 2316; Whitmore, 63
 
 56 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Stage Plays, Bill to repeal edict against 2793 
 Stainforth, Wm. (Emm.), Verses, 183, 
 
 (Queens') igg 
 Stallan, John ; Funeral Sermon by E. 
 
 Baines 1806, 1839 
 
 Stander-by to Dr. Wells 1020 
 
 Standish, John (Pet.), Verses 174, 2897, 2900 
 
 Standish, T. ; v. Calamy 267 
 
 Standish, Wm. (Queens'), Verses 174 
 
 Stanford, C. V. (Trin.), Installation Ode 2872 
 Stanford, Mich. (Chr.), Verses 112, 2900 
 
 Stanhope, Edw. (King's), Verses 34 (<^) 
 
 Stanhope, Geo. (King's), Commencement 
 
 Sermon, 341 1!n ; Verses 174, 184 
 Staninouijh, J. (Queens'), Verses, z'lid), 
 
 35, 47, "2888 
 Stanley, A. P., Univ. Sermon 1434 (WO) 
 
 Stanley, Thos. (Pemb.), Verses, 2894 ; 
 
 Hall's Poems dedicated to, 87 
 Stanley, Wm. (Joh., Corp.), Catalogus 
 
 librorum MSS. in C.C.C., 1030 bn 
 Stanleye, Edw. ; v. Jewel 217 
 
 Stanton, V. H. (Trin.). Sermon, 1516 ('); 
 
 V. Tatler, 2578 
 Stanwell, Chas. (Joh.), Seatonian Poem 1433(^1) 
 Stapleton, Tho. ; v. Whitaker 10 bn, 219 
 
 Starkie, Tho. ; v. Elections 1975 
 
 State of the Univ., Remarks on 1757 
 
 Statement regarding the Union 15830 
 
 Stationers' Company, Books printed for, 
 
 357. 366*, 369. 
 Statins, Achilleis, 94* ; Sylvae, 94* 
 Statter, Martha; v. Whewell 2420 
 
 Statutes, Early Univ. & Coll. 2254 
 
 Statutes of Elizabeth for the Univ., 1965 ; 
 
 V. Heywood, 2003 
 Statutes of University, 2205, 2387, 2776, 
 2359 ; Formulae (1858), 2307 ; Excerpta, 
 440, 604, 711, 728, 1438; V. 2986 
 Statutes for Colleges, 2387, 2756, 2775 ; 
 (Cath.)2362; (Chr.)236o; (Corp.), 2385 ; 
 (Emm.) 2386; (Jes.) v. Corrie, 2377; 
 (Pet.) 2361 ; (Queens') 2188, 2712 ; (Sid.) 
 2713; (St. John's) 2337; (Trin.) 2012, 
 2337. 23641 2714 
 Statutes for Regius Professorships 2363 
 
 Statutes, Further Remarks on, 2140 ; Re- 
 ports from Sub-Committee on Education, 
 1598 ; V. Return, 2832 
 Stearne, Ed. (Pemb.), Verses 66, 2894 
 
 Stebbing, Hen. (Cath.), Appeal to Word 
 of God, &c., 1012 ; Defence of Charge 
 against Bp. of Bangor, 983 ; Defence of 
 Order of Confirmation, 433 bn ; Obser- 
 vations on Bangor's answer, 984 ; Obser- 
 vations on Introductory Discourse, 1162; 
 Remarks on position of Bp. of Bangor, 
 982 ; Sermon at Redgrave, 1021 ; True 
 meaning & consequences, &c., 1000; 7'. 
 Balguy 1006, Fragment 1182*, Legh 979 
 Stebbing, Hen. (Cath.), Verses 454 
 
 Stebbing, H. ; 11. Camb. Quar. Review 1814 
 
 Stedman, Sam. (Caius), Verses 454 
 
 Stephanus, Hen. ; v. Anacreon 3496 
 
 Stephen, Fiizjames (Trin.); v. Camb. 
 
 Essays 2251 
 
 Stephen, Sir Geo., The Jesuit at Camb. 2125 bn 
 Stephen, J. K. (King's), Living Languages, 
 
 2865 ; Loto^ Club, 2747 
 Stephen, Leslie (Tr. Hall), Poll Degree, 
 2422 BN, 2390; Slveichfs of Camb., 2452 
 Stephens, Dr. Geo. ; v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(1-) 
 
 Stephens, Ric. (Kind's), Verses 170 
 
 Stephens, Tho , Statius 94* 
 
 Stephens, T. (Chr.), Verses 395 
 
 Stephens, Th. (Jes.), Verses 58*, 137, 2900 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Stephenson, G. W., Report on Sewage 2514 
 
 Stephenton, Mrs. Ann ; v. Maulden 1-260 
 
 Stepney, Geo. (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Sterne, ."^bp. Ric. (Corp.), Verses, 39, 43, 
 
 47, 28S8, (Jes.) 56*, 66, 2894 
 Sternhold, "Tho., & J. Hopkins, Psalms in 
 Metre, 37, 37*, 53, 60, 106*, 117*, 118, 
 i3o> i3i> 153. 162, 535, 555, 577, 593, 
 612(16), 2923(16) 
 Steuart, And. (Trin.); v. Camb. Essays 2251 
 Stevens, H. W. ; v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Stevens, John, Two Letters to the Duke 
 
 of Wellington 1759 
 
 Stevens, Mrs. J. .S. ; %i. Fry i794 
 
 Stevens, Tho. (Trin.), Two Sermons, 614BN; 
 
 Verses 537, 546, 556, 564 
 Stevens, Wm., Strictures on Watson's Ser- 
 mon 656 BN 
 Stevenson, David (King's), Verses 546, 556 
 Stevenson, T., bookseller ; t>. Huber, 2049 ; 
 
 Books sold by, 1692 
 Stevenson, Wm., Supplement to Bentham's 
 
 Ely _ i5i8(*) 
 
 Stewart, Rev. Mr. ; v. Doddridge 11 14 
 
 Stewart, D. J. (Trin.), Architectural His- 
 tory of Ely, 2515 BN ; Liber Eliensis, 
 
 2143 
 .Stickwood, John, Last Dying Words 2925 BN 
 Stierus, Job., Praecepta Doctrinae 3494 
 
 Stigant, Wm. (Joh.) ; v. Camb. Essays 2251 
 
 Stillingfleet, Rob. (Emm.), Verses 174 
 
 Stirbitch Theatre, Collection of Play-Bills 717 
 Stirling-Maxwell, Sir W. (Trin.); v. Jebb 2641 
 Stokes, Sir G. G. (Pemb.); v. Math. 
 
 Journals, 1976*, 2403(16) 
 Stokes, H. J. (Joh.); v. Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 .Stokes, N. (King's), Verses 137 
 
 Stokes, R., Verses 183 
 
 .Stokes, S. N. (Trin.); v. Camden Soc. 1976(0(7) 
 Stokes, Wm. ; v. Jebb 2641 
 
 Stone Altar Case 1976 («?z) 
 
 Stone, Ric. (Queens'), Verses 190 
 
 Stoneham, Thompson (Pet.), Taking of 
 
 Jerusalem 1802 BN 
 
 Stonehouse, Jas. (Trin.), Verses 58* 
 
 Stonestreet, Hen. (Trin.), Verses 183 
 
 Stooks, T. F. (Trin.); v. Camb. Portfolio 1993 
 Storer, Jas., & H. S., Works, 1713; en- 
 gravings in Whewell, 1764, 1765 
 Storer, Jas., Ely Cathedral, 1581 bn ; MS. 
 letter, 2956* ; %>. Le Keux 2030*, Willis 
 2833 
 Storer, H. S. ; v. Views 2995 
 
 Storks, Mr. Sergeant ; z>. Major 1707 
 
 Stote, Bart. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Stoughton, John (Emm.), Baruch's Sore 
 
 gently opened, &c. 241 BN 
 
 Stoughton. Tho., Popery 3111 
 
 Stourbridge Chapel, Report of Syndicate, 
 2489 ; V. Camb. Archit. Soc. 2135, Cot- 
 man 1604* 
 Stow, John (Per.), Verses 174 
 
 Stow, John, historian ; v. Hatcher 215* 
 
 Stoyte, Edw. (Job.), Verses 174 
 
 .Straightforward ; v. Ti»i»ty S. 
 Stratton, N., Poems, i'^72BN ; v. 1658 
 Strauss, Dr. G. L., Mahometism _ 2318 
 
 Strawbery-Hiil, Miscellaneous Antiqui- 
 ties 1275(16) 
 Strickland, Geo. (Corp.), Verses 484 
 Strictures on the Discipline of the Univ. 781 
 Strode, Tho. (Coip.), Verses 47, 2888 
 Strof, W. Almanacks 3239, 3242 
 Strype's Life of Parker, Proposals ; v. Jen- 
 
 ings, 898 
 Stuart, Bern. (Trin.), Verses 58*
 
 INDEX. 
 
 57 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Stuart, Jas. (Trin.), Letter on Univ. Ex- 
 tension, 2577 BN ; Mechan. Sc. Tripos, 
 2839 : 71. Reform Club Papers 2602, Elec- 
 tion 2763, Moulton 281S 
 Stuart, John (Trin.), Verses 58* 
 
 Stubbe, Edm. (Trin.), Fraus Honesta, 
 231 B.N ; Verses, 27,32; 7'. Latine Ora- 
 tions, 22S 
 Stubbe, V. (Trin.), Verses, 170, 174, 183, 
 
 191, 199, 395 
 Stubbs, —(Tnn.), Verses 2897 
 
 Student, The ii94 
 
 Students' Guide to the Univ. 2635 
 
 Stukelej', \Vm. (Corp.), Palaeographia 
 
 Britannica, 793 bm ; 7'. Parkin, 1169 
 Sturbridge Fair, Historical account, 584* ; 
 
 v. Nichols, 2931 
 Sturbridge Chapel ; v. Stourbridge 
 Sturbridge Theatre ; v. Stirbitch 
 Sturges, Ch. (King's), Verses 537 
 
 Sturgis, Sam. (Clare), Verses i74 
 
 Sturmius, Jo. ; -'. Cicero 3275 
 
 Sturmy, D. (Cath.), Plurality of Worlds, 
 905 ; Sermon on death of George of 
 Denmark 875 BN 
 
 Sturt, John, engraver; v. Mawson 1038 
 
 Styles, Rob. (Queens'), Verses 174 
 
 Subscription; 7'. Blackburne 1230, Black- 
 hall 1268, Camb. Petition 1841, Green 
 2060, Hardship 1236, Inglis 1S51, Jebb 
 1271, Lee 1852, 1853, Paley 1276, Pear- 
 son 1855, Philpotts 1S56, Powell 1227, 
 1233, 1237, Reply 1857, Rose 1S58, Spring 
 Rice 1 8b I, Thirl wall 1S62, 1863, i864,Tur- 
 ton 1865, 1898, Watson 1274, Whewell 
 1866, i867,Wodehouse 2069, Wordsworth 
 1868, 1869 
 Subscriptions of the Univ. of Camb. in 14 
 
 Chas. IL 2955 
 Sudbury archdeaconry : Articles 3249 
 
 Sudbur>-, John (Tr. Hall), Verses 170 
 
 Suffolk : 107*, 222*, 976, 1488, 1751, 1803, 
 2306 ; Alderton, 24 ; Badingham, 429, 
 1747 (mispr. Bading/o«); Beccles, 1530, 
 2137; Bungay, 2470; Burgh Castle, 2060; 
 Bury St. Edmunds, 94*, 202, 208, 475, 
 584*, 1338, 1423 (3«;, 1499, 1618, 2029, 
 2956, 3004, (School) 145. 552> 1340, 2138; 
 Cassam, 1131; Cavendish, 453; Cockfield, 
 723; Combs, 1368, 1976 (M); Greeting 
 St. Peter, 1368 ; Depden, 234 ; Fressing- 
 field, 749, 2738; Hadleigh, 128; Hales- 
 worth, 1680, 2956 ; Hitcham, 1824, 2105 ; 
 Horninger, 23 (c) ; Ickworth, 2257 ; 
 Ipswich, 28o(*), 493> 1326, 1368, 2021, 
 2093, 2481 ; Kettleburgh, 1751 ; Lowes- 
 toft, 344, 355> 2306, 2466; Mildenhall, 
 638; Norton, 2883: Redgrave, 1021; 
 Rickinghall, 433 ; Ringsfield, 54 ; Sax- 
 ham, 1413 ; Stowmarket, 1385 ; Sudbury, 
 236, 591, 2435; Wangford-cum-Reydon, 
 2137; Wattisfield, 1385; Westley, 1568; 
 Wickham Market,i368 ; v. Bedford Level 
 Sugden, — : Verses by Saltmarsh to 57 
 
 Sugden, Sir E. B. (Trin.), .\ddress to the 
 
 Electors '^""^^a 
 
 Suidas, Lexicon 3°° 
 
 Sulivan, Ste. (Emm.), Verses 540. 550. 504 
 
 Sumner, C. K. (Trin.), Milton's Christian 
 
 I>octrine '684 
 
 Sumner, Humph. (King's), Verses 55°. 504 
 
 Sumner, John (King's), Verses, 537, 546, 55°. 504 
 Sumner, J. B. (King'.s), Hulsean Essay, 
 
 1422" ; Sermon, 1434 '*' 
 Sumner, Rob. Carey (Kings), Concio, 
 
 1255 UN ; Verses, 499 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 'S,vv(p^ia, sive Musarura Cant. Concentus, 
 
 58*, 3368 
 Supplication of the Family of Love 223*, 3164 
 Surrey : 2949 ; Barnes, 650 ; Battersea, 
 1784; Croydon School, 276; Kew, 1452; 
 Lambeth, 461, 1014, 1035 ; Limesfield, 
 275 ; Putney, 2919 ; Richmond, 531, 
 2711 ; Southwark, 666, 679, 925, 998 
 Sussex : 222* ; Arundel, 584* ; Bedding- 
 ton, 205 ; Bignor, 1324 ; Bishopstone, 
 1976 (r); Brighton, 1666, 1942, 2076; 
 Buxted-with-Uckfield, 1945 ; Chichester, 
 677, 1976 (/jA), 2080, (Diocese) 211, 224, 
 255((/), 282, 329, 438, 1038, 1042, 1659; 
 Grinstead (East), Sackville ^ College, 
 \c)^6{e)•, Peasmarsh, 575; Willingdon, 
 1436 
 Sutton, Cam bs., Victoria Amicable Society, 
 
 2040 ; V. Elstobb 498, Gaskin 1309 
 Sutton, H. Manners ; v. Elections 1975, 
 
 Letter 1937 
 Sutton, R. (Trin.), Verses 499 
 
 Swaffham two churches : View 2998 
 
 Swainson, C. A. (Trin., Chr.), Hulsean 
 Lectures, i6i6tl6j; Letter to Non-Resi- 
 dent Member of the C. C. S., 1976(27); 
 Loci Communes, 2153 ; v. Occasional 
 Papers, 2329 
 Swainson, Tho. (Chr.), Verses 4S4 
 
 Swallow Almanacks : (1634) 3313 ; (1640) 
 
 3392 
 Swan, John (Trin.), Sermon at Sawston, 
 240 BN ; Speculum Mundi, 57, 82*, 3345, 
 3455 
 Swayne, Arth. (King's), Verses 2894 
 
 Sweet, H. ; v. Philol Trans. 2748 
 
 Swinny, H. H. (Magd.), Sermons, 2068BN ; 
 
 V. Camb. Portfolio, 1993 
 Syddall, Win. (Magd.), Verses 183 
 
 Sydney, Sir Rob. ; v. Scrap Book 3018 
 
 Sykes, A. A. (Corp.), Case of Bentley truly 
 stated, looi ; Remarks on Marshall's 
 Defence, 971 ; Second Letter to Sher- 
 lock, 969 ; Third Letter, 970 ; The Dean 
 of Chichester's Conduct, 985 ; Two Ques- 
 tions previous to Middleton's Inquiry, 
 1216 ; Visitation Sermon, 968 bn ; v. Re- 
 marks, 980 
 Syllabus of Lectures on Literature & 
 
 Languages of Modern Europe 1635 
 
 Sylvester, J. J. (Joh.) ; v. Math. Journals, 
 
 1976*, 2403 ((5) 
 Symmons, Caroline : Portrait ; v. Wrang- 
 
 ham 1572 
 
 Symmons, Chas. (Clare), Sermon 1434 (') 
 
 Symonds, J. (Joh., Pet.), Reasons for re- 
 vising the Gospels & Acts, 743 ; Obser- 
 vations on revising the Epistles, 782 bn ; 
 Verses, 484, 499 ; (?) Reasons for revising 
 the Bible, 731 
 Symposium, The ; v. Camb. Univ. Mag. 1995 
 Sympson, Sam., Camb. Bookseller; v. 
 
 Gassend 354 
 
 Symp.son, W., Proper Names 3225 
 
 Syrus, Publius, Sententiae ; v. Terence 426 
 
 T., v.. (Joh.), Verses 
 T., H. (Trin.), Verses 
 T., I. (Joh.), Verses 
 T., I. (Trin.), Verses 
 T., J. (Chr.), Verses 
 T., P., Verses 
 T., R. (Trin.), Verses 
 T., R. P. P., Verses 
 T., T. ; V. Ovid 
 
 3897 
 
 34(4 
 34('») 
 
 2888 
 
 218 
 
 28(a) 
 
 427 
 3032
 
 58 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 T., Z. (Trin.), Verses 34(«) 
 
 Tables for renewing Leases, &c. 1031, 1070, 1109 
 Tabor, Ja. (Caius), Verses 66 
 
 Tacquet, And., Elementa Geometriae, cura 
 
 Whiston 358 BN 
 
 Taddy, John (Trin.), Norrisian Essay 1424(6.' 
 Tail, P. G. (Pet.); 71. Messenger 2403 
 
 Talbot, Jas. (Trin.), Horatius, 208* BN ; 
 
 Verses, 174 
 Talbot, Bp. Wm. ; v. Poems 997 
 
 Talfourd, Fr. ; v. A.D.C. 2277 
 
 Tallents, Fra. (Pet., Magd.), Schism 862 bn 
 
 Tam O'Shanter's Letter 1756 
 
 Tanner, H. W. L. ; v. Messenger 2403(1^) 
 
 Tanner, John ; v. Tanner's Notitia 724 
 
 Tanner,T.,NotitiaMonastica,ed. Nasmith 724BN 
 Tanser, Wm. ; v. Le Tans'ur 650 
 
 Tarinus, Jo. ; v. Origen 160 
 
 Tart, The Cambridge 1653, 1654 
 
 Tasso, Torquato, (ierusalemme Liberata, 
 
 Trans, by Isola 719 
 
 Tate, J. (Trin.); r'. Museum Criticum 1544 
 
 Tatham, Ralph (job.); v. Wickenden 1655 
 
 Tatler, The Cambridge 2679 
 
 Tatler in Cambridge, The 2578 
 
 Taylor, Arth., Antient Topography of the 
 
 Eastern Counties 2539 
 
 Taylor, C. (Job.); v. JI. of Philol. 2501, 
 
 Philol. Trans. 2748, Messenger 2403 
 Taylor, Edw. (Tr. Hall), Verses 537, 546, 564 
 Taylor, John (Joh.), Music Speech, 1078, 
 
 1609 ; Oratio, 1077 bn ; Verses, 427 
 Taylor, Ralph (King's), Verses _ 66 
 
 Taylor, Sedley (Trin.), Clerical Subscrip- 
 tion, 2540 ; V. Reform Club Papers 2602, 
 
 Human Anatomy 2722 
 Taylor, Tho. (Chr.), Christ's Combate, 
 
 3218 ; Commentarie on Titus, 31 bn, 
 
 3199, 3226 ; Japhet's first publique per- 
 suasion into Bern's tents, 3200 
 Taylor, Tho. G. (Trin.), Norrisian Essay, 
 
 833 BN ; 1478 
 Taylor, Walt. (Trin.), Verses 427, 454 
 
 Teachers' Training Syndicate Exam., &c. 2741 
 Tears of Granta ; a satire 1528 
 
 Temple, H. (King's), Verses 199 
 
 Temple, Sir Wm. (King's) ; v. Ramus 30, 33 
 
 Templeman, Giles (Trin.), Verses 444, 454 
 
 Templer, John (Emm., Trin.), Reason of 
 
 Episcopal Inspection 156 BN 
 
 Ten Minutes Advice to Freshmen 714 
 
 Tennant, J. (Trin.) ; v. Tatler 2578 
 
 Tenniel, J., artist ; v. Arundines 2195 
 
 Tennyson, A. (Trin.), Timbuctoo 1741 bn, 1419 
 Tennyson, Chas. (Trin.), Sonnets 1760 bn 
 
 Terentius, Comoediae, (1589) 3058; (1662 
 
 Muretus) 121; (1701 Leng) 350; (1723 
 
 Leng)4i7; (1726 Bentley)426; in English 
 
 by R. Bernard, 3112, 3171 
 Terrot, C. H. (Trin.), Seatonian Poem 1433!^) 
 Tests : Report on Univ. Tests, 2559 ; Fly 
 
 Sheets, 2560 
 Textor, Joannes Ravisius ; v. Tixicr 
 Tew, Edw. (King's), Resignation no Proof, 
 
 1285 ; Verses, 515, 537 
 Thackeray, Tho. (King's), Verses 395 
 
 Thackeray, W. M. (Trin.), The Snob, & 
 
 The Gownsman 1742, 1761 
 
 Thane's Portraits & Autographs; v. Harra- 
 
 den 149 I 
 
 Themistocles ; v. Bentley 2933 
 
 Theocritus, Idylliums, Fawkes _ 1250* 
 
 Theodoretus, Historia Ecclesiastica ; v. 
 
 Eusebius 409 
 
 Theodorus Lector, Historia Eccles. ; v. 
 
 Eusebius 409 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Theological Society, Camb. Univ. : Rules, 
 
 &c. _ 2282 
 
 Theological Tripos ; Gwatkin & Watson 2568 
 Tlieolog\', Graduates in 2643 
 
 Theophanes Cantabrigiensis ; v. Squire 459 
 
 Theophrastus ; Gr. et Lat., Needham 385 
 
 Thicknesse, Ralph (King's), Verses 427 
 
 Thicknesse, Tho. (King's), Verses 427 
 
 Thirlby, Styan (Jes.), Answer to Whiston, 
 387 BN ; Defence of the Answer, 393 ; 
 The Univ. of Camb. vindicated, 388(0; 
 V. Calumny no conviction 923, Whiston 
 919, 940 
 Thirlwall, Connop (Trin.), Letter to Tur- 
 ton, 1862 bn ; Second Letter, 1863; Two 
 Letters, 1S64; v. Philol. Museum 1798, 
 Whewell 1866, 1867 ; Thirlwall Memorial 
 2651 
 Thomas against Bennet, Answer to 359 
 
 Thomas Aquinas; v. Mandell 1828 
 
 Thomas, B. (Emm.), Verses 546, 556, 564 
 
 Thomas, Ch. (Corp.), Verses 395 
 
 Thomas, E. (Pemb.), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Thomas, John (Cath.), Verses 395 
 
 Thomas, Josiah (Job.), Riot, a poem 2928 bn 
 Thomas, Matt. (Chr.), Verses 564 
 
 Thomas, Tho. (King's),Dictionarium(i587) 
 3046 ; (1592) 2882, 3070 ; (1594) II, 3081 ; 
 (1596) 14, 3095; (1600) 17, 3119; (1606) 
 3163 ; (1610) 3790 
 Thomas, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 183 
 
 Thomason, Tho. (Magd., Queens'), Nor- 
 risian Essays 794 BN, 847, 1424(1) 
 Thomlinson, John (Chr.), Verses 499 
 Thomlinson, Rob. (Chr.), Verses 556 
 Thompson, E.S. (Chr.); v. Philol. Trans. 2748 
 Thompson, G., Sentimental Tour 1403 
 Thompson, H. Y. (Trin.), Letter on Pro- 
 fessorship of American History 2453 bn 
 Thompson, Marm. (Jes.), Verses 32, 34 (rf) 
 Thompson, Porter (Trin.), Verses 427 
 Thompson, T. P. (Queens'), Catechism on 
 
 Corn Laws 1728 bn 
 
 Thompson, Wm. (Sid.), Verses 183 
 
 Thompson, W. H.(Trin.),Sermon, 1582 ('7); 
 
 v. Journal, 2242, 2501 
 Thorns, Wm. (King's), Verses 174 
 
 Thomson, J. J. (Trin.), Adams Essay, 2169; 
 
 Mechan. Sc. Tripos, 2839 
 Thomson, L. (Trin.), Verses 395 
 
 Thomson, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Thomson, Sir Wni., Lord Kelvin (Pet.) ; 
 
 7'. Journal 1976* 
 
 Thorn, Gamaliel, Letter to the Burgesses 
 
 of Cambridge 1895 
 
 Thorndike, Herb. (Trin.), Government of 
 Churches, 70 bn, 3429 ; Religious Assem- 
 blies, 80, 3447 ; Right ofthe Church, 351 1 ; 
 Two discourses, 3515 
 Thorney Abbey ; View, 2999, by Buck, 
 
 2969 ; 7'. 1519, 2566*, 2658 
 Thornhill, W. J. (Trin. Dubl.) ; v. Jasta 1882 
 Thornton, Bonnel ; zk Student 1194 
 
 Thornton, John (Tr. Hall), Verses 564 
 
 Thorold, Ed. (Magd.), Verses 56* 
 
 Thorold, Wm. (Pemb.), Verses 56* 
 
 Thorp, Edm. (Chr.), Verses 58*, 2894 
 
 Thorp, Geo. (Caius), Sermon before the 
 
 Lord Mayor 292 bn 
 
 Thorp, John (Queens'), Verses 2894 
 
 Thorp, Tho. (Trin.), Church of Holy 
 Sepulchre, ij-j6{ni, fi); Few Words to 
 Freshmen, 2036, (No. IL) 2037 ; v. Few 
 more Words, 2022; Sermons, i434('''), 
 I5i6(", 1582(5';; Three Letters, 1896; 
 V. Poll, 1914
 
 INDEX. 
 
 59 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Thorp, Rob. (Pet.). Commencement Ser- 
 mon ^ . 1404 BN 
 Thoughts on the Nature of True Devotion 7B3 
 Threni Cantabri^ienses, (1661) 2S97, (1669) 137 
 Threno-thriambeuticon i9' 3i45 
 @p-nvoepiafJ.Bos, Liber Job graece per 
 
 J. Duport 5 99 
 
 Thriplow; 7.. Brome nis^ '^ 
 
 Thrupp, J. F. (Trin.), Sermons, i434^'^' ' 
 
 V. Journal, 2242 
 Thruston, M. (Caius), Verses m, 2897 
 
 Thruston Speeches at Cams 2275 
 
 Thurlbourn, Ric, Camb. Bookseller 375 
 
 Thurlbourn, Wm., Camb. Bookseller : 419, 
 2971, Books sold by, 453. 465, 5o4. 2921 
 Thurlbourn & Woodyer, Camb. Book- 
 sellers : Books sold by 527. 54° 
 ThurHn, Tho. (Joh.), Ver.ses '74 
 Tibullus ; v. Catullus 353 
 Tighe, E. (Job.), Verses 537 
 TiUotson, Bp. John ; v. Barrow 330, 333, 9" 
 Tilson, Edw. (Pemb.), Verses 537, 54°. 55°. 5D4 
 Tilson, Geo. (Trin.), Verses i99 
 Tilson, Hen. (Trin.), Verses • 42? 
 Tilson, Rob. (Pemb.), Verses 427 
 Timmy Straightforward ; Letter to his 
 Mother, 1299; Second Letter, 1300; 
 Third Letter, 2929 ; Fourth Letter, 
 
 2929 (C) Q„ , 
 
 Tinckler, Is. (Caius), Verses 2894 
 
 Tindal, Fr. (Queens), Verses 39 
 
 Tindal, Matt.; v. Chapman 442, \Vater- 
 
 TindaU,'*Humphry (Queens'), Verses 218 
 
 Tisdale, Ri. (Queens'), Verses i74 
 
 Titcomb, J. H. (Pet.), Funeral Sermon on 
 
 Wellington . "^9 
 
 Tithes : Dissertation on ^749 
 
 Tixier, Jean, Epistolae 369BN,3342 
 
 Toby in Cambridge "34 
 
 Todd, J. H. ; v. Journal _ 2242 
 
 Todhunter, Is. (Job.), Adams Essay, 2169 , 
 Burney Essay, 2111*; v. Messenger 
 2403; In Memoriam, 2809 
 Toland. John ; v. Richardson ^40 
 
 Toll Cause: Brett versus Beales, 1699, 
 
 Brett versus Fisher, 1699(c) 
 Tolls payable on the Cam 1450 W 
 
 Tolly, John (Chr.), Verses 43 
 
 Tomkins P. W., engraver 740. I4»7 
 
 Tomklns', Sam. (Cath.), Hulsean Essay i4"J"' 
 Tomkis, -(Trin.), Albumazar 2910 
 
 Tomkyns, J.(King's),Address in the matter 
 
 of Daniel Palfrey . , ^^, . . '^^ 
 
 Tomline, W. E. P. (Tnn.), Character of^^^^^^ 
 
 Toms, W. H., Map of Bedford Level 120T 
 
 Tonson, Jacob ; v. Virgiluis 35^ 
 
 Tooke, I ;enj. Book.s sold by »55 
 
 TopclifTe, L. (C:aius), Verses 29°" 
 
 Topham, Ant. (Tnn.), Verses 35 
 Topography of Eastern Counties; v. 1 aylor 
 
 2539, Bayne 2598 
 
 ToppiW. (Clare), Verses 444 
 Topping, John (Job.), Verses, 47. 56 . 58 . 
 
 Torr'iano^Oiov., Italian Tonpe . 34' 4 
 
 Torr^, a". F. (Job.), Universfty Extension 2509 
 
 Tott^^ham, G. L. (Trin.), Charlie Millars ^^ 
 
 at Cambridge ^ ' 
 
 Tousey, J. (Corp.), Verses 454 
 
 Toussaint, H., artist ; t/. Clark ^^74 
 Towgood, Micuiah, Dissent justified, 821 , 
 
 7,. White II 40 
 
 Towle, Tho. ; r/. Conder "53 
 
 Townes, Tho. (Chr.), Verses ^37 
 
 NIJMBER 
 Townley, R. G. (Trin.) ; v. Poll ^782 
 
 Townsend, G. (Trin.), Poems 1508 bn 
 
 Townsend, Jos. (Clare), Verses 537 
 
 Townshend, Hen. (Clare), Verses 5^5 
 
 Townshend, John (Joh.) ;, -'• Poll 682, 707 
 
 Townshend, Roger (Kings), Verses i99 
 
 Townshend, Tho. (Clare, M.P.), Prues, v. 
 
 Bell 520, Roberts 534 
 Townshend, Tho. (Clare), Verses 499 
 
 Tozer, H. F. ; v. Jl. of Philol. 2501, Philol. 
 
 TrIc>"R?c.! Preparation to the Crosse 229WBN 
 Trafford, Sigismund, Essay on Draining 1069BN 
 Tragedy called the Popish Plot, reviv d 334 
 
 Trant,Wm. (Chr.), Verses 4|^ 
 
 Travers, E. (Emm.), Verses i 
 
 Travers, E. (Chr.), Verses, 34(<^)> 35- Same 
 
 as above (?) _g . 
 
 Travis, Geo. (Job.), Verses 5 * 
 
 Treasure of Knowledge ^""^^^^ 
 
 Tredwey, IL, Verses 
 
 Trefu^is, Rob. (Pemb.), Verses 427-444 
 
 Tregelles, S. P. ; v. Journal ^^4 
 
 Treherne! G. G. T & J. D. H Gold.e. 
 
 Record of Boat-Races, 1829-80 2794 
 
 Tremayn-e, Ch. (Pemb.), Verses 395 
 
 Trench, Abp. R. C. (Tnn.), Hulsean Lec- 
 tures, i6i6(10); Sermons, 1434 (Si» i-'' 
 Treterus, Tho., Index in Horatium : J'. 
 
 Bentley ^, ,, „„ ^ 
 
 Trevelyan,G.O.(Trin.),TheBear,232oBN, 
 
 2407 ■ The Cambridge Dionysia, 2321 , 
 Horace at the Univ. of Athens, 2388, 2406 
 Trevelyan, R. (Job.), Prolusiones M&S BN 
 
 Trevor, J. (King's), Verses '99 
 
 Trevor, John (Corp.), Verses 395 
 
 Tribute, The ; 7'. Kendall J533 
 
 Trident, The (Trin. Coll. Mag.) 2856 
 
 Trigge, Hen. (Job.), Verses 5° 
 
 Trimnell, E. (Joh.), Verses 444 
 
 Trimnell, Wm. (King's), Verses i99 
 
 Trinity Church ; v. Clayton 2283,. Collec- 
 tions, 2959, Edwards 208, Gourner i9bi, 
 Simeon 807, Whiston 370 
 Trinity College : Case of Senior Graduate 
 in Divinity, 1638 ; Chapel, 7;. Clark 2477, 
 Cobb 2478 ; Commemoration Sermons 
 1582, V. Colbatch 406, Garnham 137°. 
 1^71, Parne 1029; Delineations by J. & 
 H. S. Storer, I7i3('-); Din.ier-hour, v. 
 Clark 2395 ; Fellowships, v. Davies 2284 
 Hort 2287; Income &c., v. Univ Acts 
 2206(0): Latin Prayers, 2451 ; Library, 
 Catalogues of the fifteenth Century Books 
 267 ^, of English Books (before 1600) 21 12, 
 (before 160?) 2808, (Marbles) P. P. Dob- 
 ree 1660, v. Paley 2633, Sinker 2866_ , 
 "Mays" Pa]iers, 179' i New Coun Cir- 
 cular -'S73 ; Number of Students, hy 
 Martin, •.■401 ; Orations .^ Essays .469. 
 V. Lamb 2349, Mathias 1294 ; Plays, Al- 
 bumazar 2910, I'edanlius 2909 ; Scholar- 
 ship Papers, 1791 J Sculptured Stones, 
 2999; Sermons, 1516 ; Statutes, 1598, 
 
 2012, 2290, 2337. 2364. 2714, ^'- A"-y 2324, 
 
 TXnlechamp 42, Frere 2309, Luard 2313 . 
 "The Bard of Trinity," v. Thoughts, 
 1897 ; The Trident, 2856'* ; Three hun- 
 dredth anniversary, 7'. Potts 2107; Views, 
 .207,, (Harraden) 2990, (Lamborn) 2979; 
 7. Baker MSS. 2953, Blank Book 1656, 
 lirandreth 2544. Bnt.Assoc. 181 ., Cantab 
 260s, Conversations 1907, Evans 1B45, 
 Crania 2025, Le Grice 805, .667, Le Keux 
 1936. On Appeal 1417- I'o'^EJs 2202, 1 otts 
 2067, Quaenam,&c. 2942, Tomkyns 171S
 
 6o 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Trinity Hall : Attorney General against, 
 on appeal of Merchant Taylors' Co., 
 1417 ; V. Baker MSS. 2953, Latin 
 Prayers 2451, Latham 2553, The Silver 
 Crescent 2864, Statutes 2756 
 Triplow ; v. Brome 380, 878 
 
 Tripos, The, No. L 1966 
 
 Tripos Verses, 1800 — 1884 1420 
 
 Trollope, Wm. (Pemb.), Verses, 427 ; v. 
 
 Quaestiones, 434 
 Trollope, Wm. (Pemb.), Hulsean Essay, 
 
 1422(11); Norrisian Essay, 1424(1^) 
 Trott, D. (Trin.), Verses 47 
 
 Trotter, Coutts(Trin.),Mecban. So. Tripos, 
 2839; Pamphlets,2636BN; z/. Report, 2770 
 Trotter, Wm. (Jes.), Verses 190 
 
 Trumbull, Sir Wm. ; "'. Owen 866 
 
 Trumpington ; v. Churches 1976 (y) 
 
 Tubbe, Hen. (Job.), Meditations 276 bn 
 
 Tubbing, J. (Pemb.), Verses 56*, 58* 
 
 Tucker, R. (Job.); v. Messenger 2403 
 
 Tuckney, Ant. (Job.), Verses 108, 112 
 
 Tuition ; v. Blakesley 2081, College Tuition 
 
 2086, Hildyard 2073 
 Tunstall, Jas. (Job.), Lectures on Natural 
 and Revealed Religion, 1249 bn ; Verses, 
 427 
 Turbervile, S. (Trin.), Verses 58*, 2888 
 
 Turbill, John (Queens'), Verses 183 
 
 Turbill, Wm. (Pet.), Verses 199 
 
 Turnbull, W. B. D. D. ; v. Wrangham 1674 
 
 Turner Almanac (1634) 3313 
 
 Turner, — (Job.), Verses 2897 
 
 Turner, B. O^s.), Verses 108 
 
 Turner, Bapt. Noel (Emm.), Verses 537, 546, 556 
 Turner, C. Tennyson (Trin.) ; v. Tenny- 
 son, C. 
 Turner, Dawson : autograph, v. Bentham 
 
 1519 ; V. Newton 2146 
 Turner, Edw. (Sid.), Verses 170, 190 
 
 Turner, Bp. Fra. (Job.), Sermon 316 bn, 
 
 (at Whitehall) 317 
 Turner, Geo. (Kettleburgh) ; v. Forby 1751 
 
 Turner, H. (Job.), Verses 537 
 
 Turner, H. C. (Magd.); v. Poll 2647 
 
 Turner, H. H. (Trin.); v. Light Green 2588 
 
 Turner, Jas. H., Doctrine of the Trinity 2408 
 Turner, John (Chr., Job.), Animadver- 
 sions on Transubstantiation, 300 bn ; The 
 Middle Way between Necessity & Free- 
 dom, 314 ; Verses, 2900 
 Turner, John (King's), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Turner, John (Queens') Verses 32 
 
 Turner, Jun., Verses 108 
 
 Turner, Tho., Dean of Canterbury ; v. 
 
 Turner _ 316 
 
 Turton, Tho. (Cath.), Review of Dissenting 
 Colleges, \ 898; Text of the Bible as printed 
 by the Universities, 1835 ; Thoughts on 
 admission of Dissenters &c., 1865 ; Vin- 
 dication of Person, 1716BN ; V. Blagborne 
 1870, Lee 1852, Poll 1566 
 Tuttesham, Z. (Trin.), Verses 32, 34, 39 
 
 Tweddell, John (Trin.), Prolusiones Juve- 
 niles 1367 BN 
 Twiss, G. J. Letter to Members of the 
 
 Cambs. Farmers' Assoc. 1899 
 
 Twisse, Wm. ; v. Mede 244 
 
 Twistleton, Hen. (Cath.), Verses 183 
 
 Two dialogues on Conferences &c. 23 
 
 Two discourses on Creation &c. 725 
 
 Two letters on the Divinity of the Son of 
 
 God 1022 
 
 Two treatises on the Lord's Supper ; v. 
 
 Rouspcaii 
 Twyne, Wm. (Job.), Verses 108 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Tymms, Geo. (Clare), Verses 546, 556 
 
 Tymms, Sam., Compendium of state of 
 
 Cambs., &c. 1803 
 
 Tyndall, John (Caius), Verses 39 
 
 Tyndall, john(Hon. LL.D.), Rede Lecture 2334 
 Tyrwhitt, Rob. (Jes.), Sermon, 1434 (''J ; 
 
 Verses, 515 
 Tyson, Mich. (Corp.), The Horn at Corpus 
 
 Coll., 2981 ; V. Etough, 1137 ; Verses, 
 
 537. 546, 556, 564 
 
 U., T. (Trin.), Verses 34(a) 
 
 Undergraduates' Journal 2603, 2645 
 
 Union Society : v. Caiiib. Univ. Union Soc. 
 United University Club ; List of Members 1639 
 University of Cambridge's Charge 863, 246 (i) 
 University Queries no, 246(X.') 
 
 University ; v. Cambridge University 
 Universities : Bill, v. Beresford Hope, 2494; 
 Commission Report (1877), 2637 ; Educa- 
 tion Bill Report (1867), 2485; Report of 
 debate in House of Commons, 2185 ; U. 
 Mission, 2331 ; U. & the Church, 2246 
 Upcott, Wm. ; v. Carter 1602 
 
 Upper Ossory, John, Earl of (Trin.), Verses 537 
 Upton, Jas. (King's), Verses 199 
 
 Upton, John (King's), Verses 454 
 
 Ursinus, Zach., Doctrinae Christianae com- 
 pendium, 3040 ; Explicationes Catecheti- 
 cae, 3047 
 Usury, Death of 3080 
 
 v., Th. (Trin.), Verses 34 W 
 
 Valdesso, John, Divine considerations 3479 
 
 Valesius, Hen. ; v. Eusebius 409 bn 
 
 Valentine, Jas. (Trin.), Verses 112 
 
 Valentine, Wm. (Trin.), Sermon 14341") 
 
 Valk, G., engraver ; v. Virgilius 351 
 
 Valla, Lorenzo, De Linguae Latinae Ele- 
 
 gantia 2905 bn 
 
 Valois, H. de ; v. Valesius, H. 
 Vancouver, Chas., General View of Agri- 
 culture of Cambridgeshire 1376, 1377 BN 
 Vanderbanck, L ; v. Saunderson 458 
 Vander Gucht, G., engraver ; v. Saunder- 
 son 458 
 Vander Gucht, M., engraver 882*, 1007, 2906 
 Vanity Fair : " O. B." & " Red Morgan" 2853 
 Vansittart, A. A. (Trin.) ; v. Journal of 
 
 Philol. 2501, Tests 2560 
 Vansittart, N., Letter to Marsh 1423(15) 
 
 Varenus, Bern., Descriptio Regni Japoniae 
 
 et Siam, 150 bn ; Geographia Generalis, 
 
 i6s 
 Varenne, Geo. (Corp.), Regrets of Alma 
 
 Mater on the Roman Catholic Petition, 
 
 1568 bn; Sermon, 1434(15) 
 Varley, W. F., artist, Madingley Church 300S 
 Vaughan, C. J. (Trin.), Oration,_ 1469 («>; 
 
 Sermons, 1434 C'-'J !•*"); v. Arundines, 2195 
 Vaughan, D. J. (Trin.), Private Tuition 2221 bn 
 Vaughan, Edw. (King's), Verses _ 199 
 
 Vaughan, Edw. T. (Chr.), Commemoration 
 
 Sermon in Chr. Coll., 2541 bn 
 Vaughan, Herbert, The Cambridge Gri' 
 
 sette _ 2409 
 
 Vaughan, Rob., engraver; v. Bible 106* 
 
 Vaughan, Wm., engraver; v. Bible 117* 
 
 Venables, E. (Pemb.); v. Antiq. Soc. 
 
 1992(1^, c), Camden Soc. 1976 (rf) 
 Venables, G. (Jes.); v. Portfolio 1993 
 
 Venn, H. (Queens'), Sermon in Queens' 
 
 Coll., 1729 bn; Sermon, 1434(11-) 
 Venn, J. (Caius); v. Antiq. Soc. 1992 (^). 
 
 (with S. C. Venn) Admissions to Caius 
 
 Coll. 2846
 
 INDEX. 
 
 6l 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Ventris, E. (Pet.); ?•. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Verburg, Isaac; r'. Horatius 382 (^) 
 
 Vere, Sir Francis, Commentaries 104, 105 bn 
 Verney, Grevill (Trin.), Verses 19 
 
 Verney, Hon. Ralph (Chr.), Verses 452, 454 
 
 Vernon, G. (King's), Verses 190 
 
 Vernon, Hen. (Trin.), Verses 452 
 
 Verrall, A. W. (Trin.), Installation Ode, 
 2872 ; 7'. Jl. of Philol. 2501, Philol. Trans. 
 2748, Tatler, 257S 
 Verses, Collections of, Acad. Cant. Lach- 
 rj-mae (1587) 218; Acad. Cant. Luctus 
 (1727) 427, (1751) 499, 427(6-), 428(/), 
 4S5 {ii), (1760) 537 ; Acad. Cant. 'Zuicrrpa 
 (1660) 112; Anthologia in Regis Exan- 
 themata (1632) 43, 3283; Cantabrigien- 
 sium Dolor et Solamen (1625) 34, 35, 3235, 
 3236; Carmen Natalitium (1635) 56*, 
 3333 ; Carmina ad Thorn. Holies (1755) 
 515, 428 (^), 485(c); Duels Eboracensis 
 Fasciae (1633) 2888, 3299 ; Epicedium 
 Cantab. (1612)27,28, 3195; Epithalamium 
 (1625) 34, 3237 ; Genethliacum (1631) 28, 
 39. 3277 ; Gratulatio (1623) 34, 3231, 
 (1733) 444. 428, (1736) 452, 428, (1748) 484, 
 485, 427(*). 428((?), (1761) 546, (1762) 556, 
 (1763) 564 ; Hymenaeus Cantab. (1683) 
 170, 171 ; lUust. Pr. Ducis Comubiae 
 Genethliacon (1688) 183, 184 ; In Obitum 
 W. Whitakeri (1596) 220 ; Irenodia Can- 
 tab. (1641) 66, 3421 ; Justa Edouardo 
 King, 1882, 3376; Lacrymae Cantab. 
 (1619) 32, 3223, (169I) 199; Moest. ac 
 Laet. Acad. Cant. Affectus (1683) 174, 
 17s, Moest. ac Laet. Acad. Cant. Car- 
 mina (1714) 395 ; Musarum Cantab. Luc- 
 tus et Gratulatio (1658) 108 ; Musarum 
 Cantab. Threnodia (1670) 2900 ; Obse- 
 quies to E. King, 2893, iS82(^); Pietas 
 Acad. Cant. (1738)454, 428 ; Quaestiones 
 una cum Carminibus (1714) 398, (1730) 
 434; Rex Redu.\(i633)47, 28; 'S.vvcf^ia 
 (1637) 58*, 3368 ; Threni Cantab. (1661) 
 2897, (1669) 137 ; Threno-thriambeuticon 
 (1603) 19, 3145 ; Voces Votivae (1640) 
 2894, 3415; To James, Duke of Mon- 
 mouth & Buccleugh (1674) 284 
 Vertue, Geo., engraver 467, 1041 
 
 Vertue, Jas. (Corp.), Verses 395 
 
 Victoria, Queen, Visit to Cambridge, 2944 ; 
 
 Jubilee, 2842 
 Victoria Amicable Society, Sutton 2040 
 
 Victoria Asylum ; v. Freeman 2024 
 
 Views of Cambridge, Rock & Co., 2190, 
 
 2207, 2208 
 Vigerus, Fra., De Graec. idiotismis 3495 
 
 Villiers, Ed. (Trin.), Verses 137 
 
 Villiers, Geo. (Trin.), Verses 47, 2888 
 
 Villiers, John (Trin.), Verses 47, 2888 
 
 Villiers, Wm. (Magd.), Verses 174, 183 
 
 Vince, S. (Caius, .Sid.), Astronomy, 750 hn, 
 834 I Conic Sections, 848 ; Credibility of 
 Christianity vindicated, 822 ; Fluxions, 
 795 ; Heads of Lectures, 8i6, 1455 ; Hy- 
 drostatics^ 808 (/I), 849: Sermons, 1434 
 (!*!'';, Trigonometry, 850 
 Vince, S. H. (King's), Hulsean Essay 1422 C' 
 Vincent, Nat. (King's), Verses 32, 34 (rf), 35, 47 
 Vincent, Nat. (Cl.-irc), Verses 137, "170, 183, 395 
 Vincent, '1'. ('I'rin.), Verses 34 ('^). 35. 3'; 
 
 Vincent, W. ('i'rin.), Letter to Watson 1304 bn 
 Vindication of I^ibcrly of Conscience 1105 
 
 Vintener, Ed w. (King's), Venses 2894 
 
 Vintener, Hen. (King's), Verses, 34(rf), 39, 
 43. 47. 56', 58*, 2894 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Vinter, Rob. (Clare), Verses 2900 
 
 Virgilius, Opera, ed. J. Laughton (Tonson 
 
 Edition) 351 
 
 Visitation of Cambridgeshire (1619), 1995* ; 
 
 MS., 2946 
 Vives, J. L., Linguae Latinae Exercitatio 3312 
 Voces Votivae (1640) 2894, 3415 
 
 Voelcker, Dr. Aug., Letters on Soil, &c. ; 
 
 V. Wells 2365 
 
 Voluntary' Theological Exam. Papers 2079 
 
 Volunteers, Camb. Univ. &c. ; v. Cambridge 
 Vossius, Dionys. ; v. Caesar 371 
 
 Vossius, Is., Epistolae adv. Blondellum ; 
 
 V. Pearson 146 
 
 Vote for the Pink 'Un 2779 
 
 Vox Piscis : or the Book-Fish 229 
 
 W., F., Preface to Warme Beere 2895 
 
 W. , G. (Emm.), Verses 32 
 
 W., I. (King's), Verses 34(a) 
 
 W., J. (Trin.), Verses 112 
 
 W., R., Verses 218 
 
 W., R. (Trin.), Verses 34(a) 
 
 W.,T., Verses 28(a) 
 
 W., W. (Corp.); v. Wilkinson, W. 
 Wace, F. C. (J oh.) ; v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c), 
 
 Eagle 2319, Poll 2686 
 Waddington, Ed. (King's), Verses 190 
 
 Waddington, Geo. (Trin.), Sermon 1582 (*) 
 
 Waddington, Hor. (Trin.), Wallace 1557 bn 
 
 Waddington, W. H. (Trin.); v. Camb. 
 
 Essays 2251 
 
 Wade, A. S. (Joh.), Duke of Wellington's 
 
 Administration, &c. 1745 bn 
 
 Wade, Edw., The Ballot igSS 
 
 WagstafTe, Tho., Responsionis Vindiciae, 
 1046; V. Drake, ioi5(bn of wrong person) 
 Waideson, Rob. (Joh.), Verses 47, 66, 2894 
 
 Wainwright, L. (Emm.), Literary & Scien- 
 tific Pursuits in Camb. 1558 bn 
 Waite, John (Chr.), Verses 27 
 Wake, Jo. (Jes.), 'Verses 395 
 Wake, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 32 
 Wake, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 537 
 Wake, Abp. Wm. ; t>. Fleetwood 1027 
 Wakefield, Gilb. (Jes.), Poemata 654 un 
 Wakefield, T. (Corp.), Verses 546, 556, 564 
 Wakefield, Wm. (Jes.), Verses 174 
 Walcott, ISer. (Clare), Verses 34 (^) 
 Waldegrave, Earl of; ?'. View 2973 
 Wale, S., designer, 587; Fawkes, 1241 
 Wales, Prince & Princess of. Visit to Cam- 
 bridge 2445 
 Wales, — ; V. Long 463 
 Wales : Abernant, 85 ; Aberystwith, 2843 ; 
 Bangor, 2837, (Diocese) 439, 656; Ber- 
 riew, 754 ; Caermarthen, 1210; Cardigan, 
 1023 ; LlandaflT (Diocese), 602, 734, 755, 
 1038, 1356, 2075; Manorbier, 2154; 
 Montgomery Castle, 68 ; Montgomery- 
 shire, 1343; St. Asaph (Diocese), 188, 
 211, 541, 724; .St. David's (Diocese), 64, 
 459. 656, 904. 1862 
 Walford's Antiquarian, Sept. 1885 2820 
 Walker, Bryan (Tr. Hall); v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Walker, ICclw. (Trin.), Adams Essay 2169 
 Walker, V. A., Childcrlcy Parishes, 2726; 
 
 History of Dry Drayton, 2676 liN 
 Walker, Geo. ; ?'. Wutton 71 
 
 Walker, John ('I'rin.); v. Cicero 405 bn 
 
 W.ilker, J. .S: W. S. Milne, Report on Eau 
 
 Brink, ^tc. 1686 
 
 W.-dker, J. \.: v. Messenger 2403 
 
 Walker(John Lucas) Studentship, .Scheme 2847 
 
 Walker, N. & T. Craddock, History of 
 
 Wisbech 2167
 
 62 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Walker, Ric. (Trin.), Portrait; v. Martyn 617 
 Walker, Tho. (Queens'), Verses 556 
 
 Walker, Tho. (Sid.), Sermon, 196 bn ; Ver- 
 ses, 170, 174, 183, 199 
 Walker, W. (Trin.), Verses 170 
 
 Walker, Walt. (Jes.), Verses 137 
 
 Walker, W. S. (Trin.) ; v. Conversations 1907 
 Walker & Burges, Plan of Middle Level 2365 
 Walker & James, Cambridge Printers ; v. 
 
 Harrison 469, Labutte 748 
 Walkington, Tho. (Joh.), Salomons Sweet 
 
 Harpe, 3179 ; Verses, 19, 27 
 Walkly, Ch. (Joh.), Verses 174 
 
 Wall, Adam (Chr.), Ceremonies 823 BN 
 
 Wall, Oilman (Pemb.), Verses 395 
 
 Wallace, O. W. (Emm.), Hulsean Essay 1422 ("J 
 Waller, Edm. (King's), Verses 47 
 
 Waller, Edm. (Joh.), Verses 427 
 
 Waller, Hen. (King's), Verses 32 
 
 Waller, Walt. (King's), Verses 27 
 
 Waller, Wm. (Trin.), David's Prophecy 501 BN 
 Wallet, Tho. (Joh.), Verses _ 58*, 2894 
 
 Wallis, Edw. ; v. News from Cambridge 286 
 Wallis, F. (Caius), On Opening Botanic 
 
 Gardens on Sundays 2737 
 
 Wallis, John, Verses 58* 
 
 Walmisley, T. A. (Trin.); v. Camb. Port- 
 folio 1993, Whytehead 2054, Wordsworth 
 2129, 2130 
 Walpole, Horace (King'.s), Verses 432 
 
 Walpole, J. K., Recollections, &c., of 
 
 Cambridge 2126 
 
 Walpole, Rob. (Trin.), Verses 137 
 
 Walpole, Rob. (King's); v. Demosthenes 2919 
 Walpole, S. H. (Trin.); v. Phelps 2593, 2616 
 Walsall, Fr. (Corp.), Verses 39, 56* 
 
 Walsall, Godwin (Chr.), Verses 19 
 
 Walsall, Sam. (Corp.), Verses 19, 27, 34(1/), 35 
 Walsh, B. D. (Trin.), Historical Account 
 
 of the Univ. i943 bn 
 
 Walter, H. (Joh.), Lectures on Evidences 
 of Christianity, 1569 BN ; Letters to 
 Marsh, 1423 (•''■"")) 
 Walter, L, Verses 218 
 
 Walters, W. C. (Jes.), Hulsean Essay 1422(^3) 
 Walthew, Edm. (Clare), Verses 2900 
 
 Walthoe, J., Books printed by 1053 
 
 Walton, Gil. (Emm.), Verses 427 
 
 Walton, Wm., Remarks on Watte, Gol- 
 
 borne, & Mylne 1355 bn 
 
 Walton, Wm. (Trin., Tr. Hall), Mathema- 
 tical Tripos, 2504 ; (with Campion, Mac- 
 kenzie, Wilkinson) Solutions of Senate 
 House Problems, 1421* ; v. 1976* 
 Walton, W., lithographer; v. Madingley 3008 
 Wandesford, Ch. (Trin.), Verses 137 
 
 Wanley, Wm. (Chr.), Verses 537 
 
 Waraker, T. (Sid.), Univ. Tests 2560 
 
 Warburton, Up. W. ; ?». Jackson 1166 
 
 Ward, Lord Chief Baron ; 7'. Waterland 394 
 
 Ward, A. W. (Pet.), Suggestions on His- 
 tory Tripos, 2596 UN ; v. The Lion, 2311 
 Ward, E. J. (Trin.), Verses _ 444, 452, 454 
 
 Ward, John, Dissertationis Middletoni De- 
 
 fensio examinata 1065 BN 
 
 Ward, Ric. (Trin.), Sermon 1582 (-) 
 
 Ward, Sam. (Sid.), Verses 27, 34, 35, 47, 66, 2888 
 Waring, Edw. (Magd.), Essay on Human 
 Knowledge, 784 ; Letter to Powell, 
 543 BN ; Meditationes Analyticae, 655 ; 
 On Algebraic Quantities, 758 
 Warley, Joh. (Clare), Verses 137, 2897, 2900 
 
 Warme Beere 2895, 3430 
 
 Warner, Judge Henry : v. Newmarket 1295 
 
 Warner, L. (Magd.), Verses 2900 
 
 Warr, G. C. W. (Trin. ) ; v. College Rhymes 2345 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Warre, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 27 
 
 Warren, Chas. (Trin.), The Lord's Table 
 
 the Christian Altar, i976(.r)BN 
 Warren, C. F. S. (Corp. ) ; v. College Rhymes 2345 
 Warren, John (Caius), Sermon 656 bn 
 
 Warren, John (Cath.), Verses 17° 
 
 Warren, Martin (Emm.) ; v. Quaestiones 434 
 Warren, Ric. (Jes.), Answer to A Plain 
 
 Account, &c. 453 bn 
 
 Warton, Tho., Newmarket, A Satire, 
 
 1209 BN ; V. Student, 1194 
 Warton, Tho. (Pemb.), Verses 452 
 
 Warwick, W. A., Univ. Register & Alma- 
 nac (1843—4) . . 2°58 
 Warwickshire, 1015; Birmingham, 638, 
 904, 1705, 1712, 1783, 1928, 2304, 2550, 
 2552, 2599, 2781 ; Coventry, 590, 853 ; 
 Dunchurch, 650 ; Kenilworth, 1499 ; 
 Marston Jabet, 12 ; Nuneaton, 590 ; 
 Rugby School, 596, 1962 ; Shustoke, 
 1269 ; Warwick, 1745 
 Wase, Chr. (King's), Electra of Sophocles 259* bn 
 Wasp, The 2868 
 Wasse, Jos. (Queens'), Editor of Sallust 378 bn 
 Waterbeach ; v. Denson 1748 
 Waterhouse, John (Trin.), Verses 556 
 Waterland, Dan. (Magd.), Advice to a 
 Young Student, 544, 1082 ; Answer to 
 Whitby's Reply, 410; Assize Sermon, 
 394 BN ; Case of Arian Subscription, 412, 
 413, (Supplement) 1033; Charge, 1089; 
 Christianity Vindicated, 1097 ; Discourse 
 of Fundamentals, 451 ; Nature of Chris- 
 tian Sacraments, 1080, mo, (Supple- 
 ment) 1081 ; Remarks on Clarke's Expo- 
 sition of the Catechism, 1079 ; Scripture 
 Vindicated, 1088, (Part 2)437 ! Sermons, 
 394, 403, (in St. Paul's), 1032 ; v. Chap- 
 man 438, Jackson 1037, Marcus 10S6, 
 Quaestiones 398 
 Waterland, Theod. (Clare, Magd.), Ser- 
 mon, 404 bn ; Verses, 395 
 Waters Almanack (1627) 3242 
 Watkins, H. (Chr.), Verses 537, 556 
 Watkinson, Wm. (King's), Verses 2897 
 Watson, A. (Cath.), Hulsean Essay 1422 (17J 
 Watson, Alb. ; 71. Jl. of Philol. 2501 
 Watson, Alex. (Corp.), Letter to the Duke 
 
 of Gloucester 1836 
 
 Watson, Anth. (Corp.), Verses 19 
 
 Watson, C. K. (Trin.); v. Camb. Essays 2251 
 Watson, Fred. (Joh.), Hulsean Essay, 
 1422^''; Hulsean Lectures, i6i6(-l'; v. 
 Gwatkin, 2568 
 Watson, H. W. (Trin.), Sermon, 1582(22); 
 (with Routh)Solutionsof Problems, 1421* 
 Watson, J. S., Life of Porson 2383 
 
 Watson, Ric. (Caius), Sermon touching 
 .Schisme, 75 bn, 3448 ; Verses, 47, 56*, 
 58*, 2888, 2894 
 Watson, Bp. Ric. (Trin.), Address after 
 Confirmation, 732 ; Address to People of 
 Gt. Britain, 1405, 1406 ; Answer to Dis- 
 quisitions (Jenyns), i3io(^); Apology 
 for the Bible against Paine, 1392 ; Assize 
 Sermon, 602 bn ; Charges, 733, 734, 1356 ; 
 Chemical Essays, 693, 699, 720 ; Collec- 
 tion of Theological Tracts, 714* ; Dis- 
 course, 687 ; Essay on Subjects of 
 Chemistry & their Division, 616 ; Letters 
 to Commons on Subscription, 1274 ; Plan 
 of Chemical Lectures, 615 ; Sermons, 
 6=,7, 658, 659, 6S5, 686 ; V. Flower 838, 
 Heroic Epistle 1301, Letter 1353, Stevens 
 666, Vincent 1304, Wakefield 654, Wat- 
 soniana 1308
 
 INDEX. 
 
 63 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Watson, W., History of Wisbech 1717 bn 
 
 Watson, W. D. (Trin.), The Sunday Ques- 
 tion Settled 1583 (*' 
 Watte, Juiin, Plan of Levels of the Ouse ; 
 V. Kinderley, 1203 ; Report on South & 
 Middle Levels, 1347 ; v. Walton, 1355 
 Watts, L (Jes.), Verses 27 
 Watts, J., Books sold by 1239 
 Watts, Ric. (Trin.), Verses 190 
 Watts, Ric, Univ. Printer, Reply to Mil- 
 
 ner & Wood, 1496 bn ; v. Milner, 1494 
 Way, Alb. (Trin.) ; v. Camb. Antiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 Wayte, Wm. (King's), Sermon, 1434 (i^) ; 
 
 Z'. Arundines, 2195 
 Weale, John ; 7k Sirauss 2318 
 
 Weale, Sam. (King's), Verses 32, 35 
 
 Weatherley, F. E. ; v. College Rhymes 2345 
 Webb, Benj. (Trin.), Argument for Greek 
 Origin of I H S, i<)y(>{7i) bn ; v. 1976 (rf) 
 Webb, Wm. (Clare), Argument on Appeal 
 of VV. F. L. Fischer, 2168 bn ; Transcripts 
 of Baker MSS., 2953 
 Webber, W. (Sid.), Verses 395 
 
 Webster, R. E., Opinion, &c. 2731 
 
 Webster, Tho. (Queens'), Sermons, I434(* ' ', 
 
 1921 BN 
 Webster, Tho , Cambridge Bookseller 349 
 
 Wedgwood, Julia, The Cambridge Apos- 
 tles of 1830 2857 
 Welch, Jos., Alumni Westmonasterienses, 
 
 1332 bn, 1333 
 Welchman, Edw. , Conference with an 
 Arian, 1023 bn ; Thirty-Nine Articles, 
 1291 
 Welcome, The, Jan. 1882 2780 
 
 Weld, Humf (Trin.), Verses 39 
 
 Weld, John (Trin.), Verses 47 
 
 Weld, J. (Emm.), Verses 199 
 
 Welde, John, Verses 218 
 
 Weller, Ric. (Emm.), Verses 66 
 
 Wellington, Duke of: Funeral Sermons 
 on, 1434 ('""', 2216, 2219; V. Stevens 
 1759, Wade 1745 
 Wells, Edw. ; t. Stander-by 1020 
 
 Wells, ].\v. Wells 2365 
 
 Wells, Sam., Bedford Level Lot Book, 
 2017 ; History of the Bedford Level, 
 1763 ; Letter to the Duke of Bedford, 
 1730; Map of the Level, v. Rennie, 1940 
 Wells, Wm. (King's), Verses 174 
 
 Wells, W., Drainage of Whittlesea Mere, 
 2365; Treatment of Reclaimed Bogland, 
 &c., 2365(A) 
 Wells, Zach. (King's), Sermon before 
 
 Etonians, 864 bn ; Verses, 183 
 Weils in Council ; v. Battle 2071 
 
 Welstead, Ralph (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Welsted, I-. (Trin.), Verses 2900 
 
 Weltden, Wm. (Emm.), Verses 444 
 
 Wendelin, M. F., Admiranda Nili 3505 
 
 Wendy Commemoration : v. Thruston 
 
 Speeches 2275 
 
 Wentworth, Mich. (Joh.), Verses 2894 
 
 Werenfels, Dr. Sam., Three Discourses, 
 
 trans, by T. Heme 978 
 
 Werge, J. (Job.), Verses 484 
 
 Wescombe, Jas. (Tr. Hall), Verses 190 
 
 Wesley, John, Duty of Early Rising, 715 ; 
 
 Letter to Middleton, 1178 
 West, John (King's), Verses 174 
 
 Westcott, B. F". (Trin., King's), Norrisian 
 Essay, 1424 ('^''^; On the Bible Society, 
 2796 ; Sermon at Consecration of Light- 
 foot, 2727 ; Sermon in Peterborough, 
 2795 ; Sermon in King's, 2781 bn ; Ser- 
 mons, 1516C'"', 1582',^"; ; V. Journal, 2242 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Westall, W., artist, Entrance to New- 
 market, 3C06 ; V. Ackermann, 1548 
 Westfield, John (Pemb.), Verses 174, 183 
 
 Westlake, John (Trin.), Tenure of Fellow- 
 ships _ 2297 
 Westmacott, Ric, Lecture on Sculpture, 
 
 2423 ; On Colouring Statues, 2247 
 Westminster Club ; v. Another Fragment 
 
 1182**, Ansell 1 196, Waller 501 
 Westminster Greek Grammar 3485 
 
 Westminster Grammar 3492 
 
 Westminster Scholars, List of 1332, 1333 
 
 Westmoreland : 869, 2179 ; Bampton, 1035 ; 
 Heversham, 602, 1845 ; Kirkby Stephen, 
 1726 : Witherslake, 1041 
 Weston, Ben. (Trin.), Verses 39 
 
 Weston, Nic (Trin.), Verses 39 
 
 Weston, S. (King's), Verses 183 
 
 Weston, W. (Joh.), Moral Impossibility of 
 Conquering England, 481 ; Rejection of 
 Miracles by the Heathen, 480 bn ; Two 
 Univ. Sermons, &c., 1126 ; Verses, 452 
 Westwood, John (Trin.), Verses 174, 183 
 
 Wetenhall, H. J., Worth of a Vote 2518 
 
 Whaley, John (King's), Poems 1098 bn, 1149 
 Whalley, John (Pemb., Pet.); v. Quaes- 
 
 tiones, 434 ; Verses, 444, 454 
 Wharton, Gilb. (Magd.), Verses 183 
 
 Wharton, Hen. (Caius), Verses 174 
 
 Wheare, Degory, Relectiones Hyemales 2904BN 
 Wheeldon, John (Joh.), Two Sermons 623 bn 
 Wheeler, Ch. (Trin.), Verses 2894 
 
 Wheeler, E., artist; v. Miller 2701 
 
 Whelock, Abr. (Clare), Verses, 32, 34, 39, 
 
 47, 66, 2S88 
 Whewell, Ann. ; v. 2424 
 
 Whewell, Martha, Verses 
 
 2424 
 
 Whewell, Wm. (Trin.), Address to Brit. 
 Association, 1837 ; Aphorisms, 2013 ; 
 Architectural notes on German Churches, 
 1764, 1765 ; Considerations on Commis- 
 sioners Propositions, 2323 ; English 
 Univ. Education, 1944 ; Introductory 
 Lectures on Moral Philosophy, 2039 1 
 Knight_ of Toggenberg, 2053 ; Liberal 
 Education, 2096, 2191 ; Mineralogical 
 Classification, 1731 bn ; Nugae Bartlovi- 
 anae, 1967 ; On Alterations in Gt. St. 
 Mary's, 2366; Reasons for voting against 
 Leake's Collection, 2446 ; Remarks on 
 Proposed Reform, 2262(Additional)2263; 
 Remarks on Thirlwall's Letter, 1866, 
 (Additional) 1867; Reply to Peacock, 
 1785, 1783 ; Statement on Lecture Rooms, 
 &c. , 17^2 ; Sermons, 1434 ('* '°^', 1582 (^ J ; 
 The Professor's Certificate, 2447 '• 
 Thoughts on the Study of Mathematics, 
 1900; Verse Translations, 2127; zi. Bab- 
 ington 2426, Observations 1959, Philol. 
 Museum 170)8, Translations2i 13, Whewell 
 2424, Wratislaw2i92 ; Life by ftlrs. Stair 
 Douglas, 2782 ; Portrait, 2058 
 Whewell Professorship, &c.. Rules 2491 
 
 Whibley, Chas. (Jes.), In Cap and Gown 2858 
 Wliichcot, Benj. (King's), Verses 108, 112 
 
 Whincop, John (Trin.), Verses 35, 39 
 
 Whincop, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 34(a) 
 
 Whinyates, Tho (Trin.), Verses 454 
 
 Whish, Martin (King's), Verses 564 
 
 Whiston, Hen. (King's), Verses 39, 47, 2888 
 
 Whiston, J., Books sold by 1130 
 
 Whiston, W. (Clare), Account of Daemo- 
 niacks, 1117; Account of Meteor, 959; 
 Account of .Sacheverell's Proceedings, 
 1002 ; Address to Princes of Europe, 
 960 ; Apostolic Rules for Ecclesiastical
 
 64 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Whiston, W. (Clare)— coniinued. number 
 
 Courts, 1072 ; Argument on Ordination, 
 940, 941 ; Astronomical Year, 1116 ; 
 Athanasius convicted of Forgery, 919 ; 
 Athanasian Forgeries, 11 13; Cause of 
 Deluge, 942 ; Chronology' of the Old 
 Testament, 355 bn ; Convocation's Pro- 
 ceedings, 907 ; Epistles of Ignatius, 894 ; 
 Essay on the Revelatibn, 1143 ; Eternity 
 of Hell Torments, 11 30; Evidence of 
 Cranmer's Recantation, iiii ; God's 
 Command to Abraham, 1106 ; Historical 
 Preface to Primitive Christianity revived, 
 
 fo6 ; Horeb Covenant revived, 1084 ; 
 .etter of thanks to the Bp. of London, 
 1003 ; Second Letter, 1004 ; Letter to 
 Sacheverell, 929 ; Letter to the Earl of 
 Nottingham, iocs, 1024, 1025 ; Life of 
 S. Clarke, iofi3, 1172 ; Literal accom- 
 plishment of Scripture Prophecies, 1043, 
 Supplement 1047 ; Longitude by Inclina- 
 tory Needle, 1026 ; Longitude by Eclipses, 
 &c., of Jupiter's Planets, 1121; New- 
 Method for discovering Longitude, 939 ; 
 NewTheory of the Deluge, iiiS ; New- 
 ton's Corollaries, 1071 ; Of the Thunder- 
 ing Legion, 1054 ; Praelectiones, 379; 
 Primitive Eucharist revived, 1112; Primi- 
 tive Infant Baptism, 920; Proposals for 
 printing Authentic Records, &c., 1040; 
 Prideaux's Connection, &c., 1136; Re- 
 flexions on Discourse of Free Thinking, 
 930, 931 ; Remarks on Grabe's Essay, 
 909, 910 ; Reply to Allix, 908 ; Scripture 
 Politicks, 972 ; Sermon, 370 ; Supplement 
 to Essay, &c., 1039; Testimony of Phle- 
 gon, 1099 ; Texts relating to Christian 
 Discipline, 1127; The Copernicus, 950; 
 Time of ceasing of miraculous gifts, 1 179 ; 
 Vindication of New Theory of the Earth, 
 344 ; Vindication of the Sibylline Ora- 
 cles, 951 ; Memoirs, by himself, iiSo, 
 1219 ; V. Allix 895, Brief defence 890, 
 Brief History 897, Calumny 923, De- 
 fense 988, 989, Dudley 1085, Edwards 
 342, Gordon 1103, Maittaire 900, Rea- 
 sons 927, 928, Smalbroke 904, Tacquet 
 358, Thirlby 3S7, 393, Two Letters 1022, 
 Welchman 1023, Will-with-a-Wisp 943 
 Whitaker, W. (Trin., Job.), Adversus T. 
 Stapleton, 10, 3082; Answer to Rainolds, 
 3* BN, 3041 ; Cygnea Cantio, 221, 3116; 
 De peccato originali, 3121 ; Disputatio 
 de Sacra Scriptura, 5*, 219, 3048 ; Prae- 
 lectiones, 3116; Praelectio de Conciliis, 
 3120 ; Verses on his death, 220 ; z>. Jewel, 
 217 
 Whitaker, Wm., List of works on the Geo- 
 logy of Cambs. 2621 
 Whitakers, John (Jes.), Verses 66 
 Whitby, Dr. ; 7'. Waterland 410 
 White, Chas. ; v. Clarke 291 1 
 White, Edw. (Corp.), Hulsean Essay 14220 
 White, Fr. (Trin.), Verses _ 27 
 White, Henry Kirke(Joh.); z'.Conversations 1907 
 White, Jer. (Trin.), Persuasive to Forbear- 
 ance 876 BN 
 White, John (Caius), Defence of The Way 
 
 to the true Church _ 224* bn 
 
 White, John (Job.), Free and Impartial 
 Considerations, &c., 1210; Letter to Dis- 
 senting gentleman, 1140 BN, 1150 (Se- 
 cond) 1151, (Third) 1152, 1156; Defence 
 of three letters, 11 57; Second Defence, 
 1173; Appendix to Controversy, 1195; 
 Letter to Sam. Chandler, 1181 ; v. Tow- 
 good, 821 
 
 number 
 White, J. (Trin.), Verses 556 
 
 White, M. (King's), Verses _ _ 2897 
 
 White, S. (Trin.), True State of Trinity 
 
 College, 886(^; Vindication of ChvM-ch 
 
 of England against Higgins, 870 bn 
 White, Tho., Smoak of the botomlesse 
 
 pit, &c. 3506 
 
 White, T. P. (Queens'), Sermons 1434^'°^ 
 
 White, Wm. (Magd.), Verses _ 444 
 
 White, Wm., Cambridge Visitor's Guide, 
 
 2875 ; Cambridge Year Book, 2394 ; v. 
 
 Antiq. Soc, 1992 (c) 
 White, W. J., engraver; v. Guide 1774 
 
 White-Cooper, G. O. ; v. Antiq. Soc. 1992 (6) 
 Whitefield, Geo. ; v. Green 547 
 
 Whitehead, Chas. ; z: Camb. Quar. Rev. 1814 
 Whitehead, H. J., Abstracts of Borough 
 
 Treasurer's accounts 1902 
 
 Whitehead, Wm. (Clare), Charge to the 
 
 Poets, 1243 : Elegies, 1229 ; Honour, 
 
 1163, 1164; Manners, 1128BN; Variety, 
 
 1286 ; Verses, 452, 454, 484 
 Whitehouse, F. C. ; ?'. Antiq. Soc. i9Q2(c) 
 
 Whitelaw, R. (Trin.); ?'. Philol. Trans. 2748 
 
 Whiter, Walt. (Clare), Etymologicon Mag- 
 num, 851 BN ; Etymologicon Universale, 
 
 1640 
 Whiteway, Sam. (Cath.), Verses 43, 56*, 2888 
 Whitfield, Edm. (King's), Verses 174 
 
 Whitfield, Hen. (Pemb.), Verses 537, 546, 556 
 Whitfield, John (Trin.), Assize Sermon, 
 
 407 BN ; Sermon, 423 
 Whitfield, Ralph (Corp.), Verses 58* 
 
 Whitmore, C. S. (Trin.) ; v. Metropolitan 
 
 Quarterly 1683 
 
 Whitmore, Geo. (Joh.), Duty of not run- 
 ning into debt 1418 BN 
 Whitting, W. H. (King's), Sermon I434f'^''' 
 Whittington, G. D. (Job.), Hulsean Essay 1422 (*) 
 Whittlesea, Cambs., Marriage Registers, 
 
 2734 ; Mere, v. Wells, 2365 ; View of St. 
 
 Mary's, 2975 
 Whitton, Geo. (King's), Verses 170, 174 
 
 Whitworth, Chas. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Whitworth, W. A. (Job.), Sermon in St. 
 
 John's, 2797 ; v. Messenger, 2403 
 Whymper, Edw., engraver; zk Arnold 2597 
 
 Whytehead, Tho. (Job.), College Life, 
 
 2097 ; Installation Ode, 2054 bn ; zi. 
 
 Portfolio, 1993 
 Whyting, N. (Queens'), Verses 2888 
 
 Wiat, Tho., Verses 218 
 
 Wicherley, Dan. (Queens'i, Verses 39, 47 
 
 Wickenden, Wm. (Job.), Autobiography, 
 
 2367 ; Poems, 1655 bn 
 Wickham, Hen. (King's), Verses 27 
 
 Wickham, R. W. (Joh.) : zj. Light Green 2588 
 Wicklifife, John (Trin.), Verses 484 
 
 Widdrington, R. (Chr.), Verses, 58*, 66, 
 
 108, 112, 137, 170, 174, 1882, 2894, 2897; 
 
 V. De Christo Imitando, 185 bn 
 Widmore, Ric, History of Westminster 
 
 Abbey, &c. 1275W 
 
 Widnall, S. P., History of Grantchester 2652 
 Wightman, Edw. ; Brief History 897 
 
 Wigley, Jonathan (Chr.), Verses 499 
 
 Wigmore, Gilb. (Queens'), Verses 47, 2900 
 
 Wilberforce, Bp. S. ; v. Sermons 2431 
 
 Wilcox, C. B. (Trin.); z>. Camb. Univ. 
 
 Mag. 199s 
 
 Wilcox, Tho., Doctrine of Doubting 3113 
 
 Wilding, Jas. (Magd.), Norrisian Essay 14241^) 
 Wilkes, John; v. the Drivers 611 
 
 Wilkin, ^, Books sold by 887 
 
 Wilkins, A. S. (Joh.), Burney Essay, 2111* ; 
 
 Hare Essay, 2500 ; v. Light Blue, 2464
 
 INDEX. 
 
 65 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Wilkins, Wm. (Caius), Appeal on the Plans 
 for the Librarj-, 17S6 : Letter to the 
 Senate, 1787 ; Observations on the Porta 
 Honoris, Caius, 1497 ; Prior's Chapel, 
 Ely, 1447 BN ; 7'. Philol. Museum, 1798 
 Wilkinson, John (Emm.), Verses 199 
 
 Wilkinson, iM. M. U. (Trin.), with W. 
 
 Walton, Solutions to Problems 1421* 
 
 Wilkinson, T. B. (Corp.), B.A. Degree 2390 
 
 Wilkinson, Wra. (Corp.), Verses 56*, 66, 2894 
 Wilkinson, Wm. (Job.), Orbits described 
 
 by Bodies, &c. 1570 BN 
 
 Will-with-a-Wisp 943 
 
 Willet, And. (Pet., Chr.), Deanimaenatura, 
 3042 ; De generali Judaeorum vocatione, 
 3062; Ecclesia triumphans, 3146; Har- 
 monie upon Sam. I., 3173, 3205 ; upon 
 II. Sam., 3206 ; He.\apla in Genesim, 
 3160 ; Hexapla in Danielem, 25 bn, 3191 ; 
 Hexapla on Romans, 26, 3193, 3227 ; 
 Jude, 3132 ; Loidoromastix, 3172 ; Sacra 
 embleraata, 3055 
 Willet, Jas. (King's), Verses 32 
 
 William of Worcester, Itinerary, ed. by 
 
 Nasmith 670 
 
 William IV., Funeral Sermon on 1434(721 
 
 Williams, — , Editor of T/ie Gownsman; 
 
 V. 1742 (*) 
 Williams, E., Registrum Regale 1278 
 
 Williams, F. ; v. Li^ht Blue 2464 
 
 Williams, Geo. (King's), Ecclesiological 
 Notes on Hildersheim, 2135 (■"; Proc- 
 torial Question, 2368; Projet d'etablirdes 
 hotelleries, &c., 2369 ; Univ. Library 
 Extension, 2410 : v. Antiq. Soc. 1992 (c), 
 Churton 2695, Correspondence 2328 
 Williams, Abp. John (Job.), Verses, 19, 27; 
 
 Life, by Philips, 2906 BN 
 Williams, John (King's), Verses 56*, 2888 
 
 Williams, Montagu ; v. A.D.C. 2277 
 
 Williams, Ph. (Job.), Verses, 427, 444, 452, 
 
 454 ; z>. Quaestiones, 434 
 Williams, Ph., Report of Proceedings, 
 
 King's against Eton, 1571 bn, 1578 
 Williams, R., Peace & no Peace 249 
 
 Williams, Ric. (King's), Verses 34('/)i 39i 43 
 
 Williams, Rowland (King's); v. Poll 2148, 2149 
 Williams, Wm. (Trin.), Verses 43 
 
 Williamson, Caesar (Trin.), Verses, 43, 47, 
 
 51, 58*, 2888 
 Williamson, Dove. (King's), Verses 34 (<^), 39 
 Williamson, Edm. (Trin.), Verses 444 
 
 Williamson, Jos. (Trin.), Verses 537, 556 
 
 Willis, J. & T. Pettet, Books sold by 1056 
 
 Willis, Rob. (Caius), Address to Brit. 
 Assoc, 2411UN; Architectural History 
 of the Univ., 2833 ; v. Antiq. Soc. 1992(a) 
 Willughby, Fra. (Cath.), Verses 170 
 
 Willyams, Cooper, View of Swaff ham Two 
 
 Churches 2998 
 
 Willymntt, Wm. (King's), Use & Signifi- 
 cation of certain Latin words, 2916 ; v. 
 Prince's Looking Glass 3133, Verses 199 
 Willys, Nat. (Trin.), Verses 47, 2888 
 
 Wilmot, R. (Queens'), Verses 499 
 
 Wilsford, Fra. (Trin.), Verses 2888 
 
 Wilshaw, — (Pemb.), Verses 32 
 
 Wilson, Captain (H.M.S. Gorgon); v. O. 
 
 & C. Mission 2331 
 
 Wilson, — (Pemb.), Verses 137 
 
 Wilson, And., Letter; 7a Watts i496((r) 
 
 Wilson, B. (Trin.), Verses 395 
 
 Wilson, I'.enj., P'our Sermons 2222 
 
 Wilson, Bp. I^an. ; v. Simeon 2121 
 
 Wilson, H. F. (Trin.), Notice of Perfor- 
 mance of Ajax, 2774 ; v. Lotos Club 2747 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Wilson, Jas. M. (Job.), Letter to Master, 
 &c., of St. John's, 2492 BN ; v. Eagle 
 2319, Messenger 2403 
 Wilson, John (Queens'), Verses 112 
 
 Wilson, John CTrm.), Verses 27 
 
 Wilson, John (Trin.), Verses 427 
 
 Wilson, John (Trin.), Verses 546, 556 
 
 Wilson, Jos., Memorabilia Cantabrigiae, 
 
 1448 ; J'. Baldwin, 1972 
 Wilson, Jos., Remarks on Marsh's Ques- 
 tions, 1423 (" 32,1 
 Wilson, Tho., Vicar of Soham ; v. 2988 
 Wiltshire : Bemerton, 68 ; Devizes, 1385 ; 
 Landford, 533 ; Market Lavington, 724 ; 
 Middlehill, 1995*; Ogbourn St. Andrew's, 
 264(1^); Pewsy, 75; Salisbury, 34S, 939, 
 (Diocese) 75, 217, 288, 433, 895(/5), 968, 
 1006, 1205, 1488, 1716; Warminster, 459 
 Wimpole, View, by Kip 2967 
 
 Windet, Jas. (Queens'), Verses in Hall's 
 
 Poems 87 
 
 Windham, Jas. (Chr.), Verses 454 
 
 Windsor, Dixey (Trin.), Charge of Univ. 
 
 to 246(i')BN 
 
 Wing, Jfohn, Almanack (1689) 189 
 
 Wingfeild, Ant. (Trin.), Verses 218 
 
 Wingfield, Edw. (Job.), Verses 484 
 
 Wingfield, Matt. ; v. Pedantius 2909 
 
 Wingfield, Ric. (Job.), Verses 484 
 
 Winkles, Henry, Ely Cathedral 1968, 1969 
 
 Winstanley, Jas. (Jes.), Verses 174 
 
 Winter Almanack (1634) 3313 
 
 Winterborn, B., Persecution at Elections 1989 
 Winterton, John (Chr.), Verses 47, 56*, 58*, 2888 
 Winterton, Ralph (King's) ; v. Dionysius 
 3298, Drexelius 273, 3348, 3514, Gerhard 
 3245, 3278, 3289, 3336, 3373, 3404*, 3461, 
 Hippocrates 2887, 2890, 3279, 3307, 
 Poetae Minores Graeci 98 bn, 134; 
 Verses 32, 34 (rt^, 35. 39, 43. 47. 58*, 2888 
 Winthrop, Hon. R. ; v. Jebb 2641 
 
 Wisbech : Account of inscription com- 
 memorating two inundations, 938 ; As- 
 sizes, 246(0); Central Assize,?^. Fardell, 
 2159 ; Charter, 1346 ; Historical Sketch, 
 1492 ; Historj', 1850, 2201, (Walker & 
 Craddock) 2167, (Watson) 1717 ; Roman 
 bricks, 2999; VVorkhouse, 1846; v. also 
 under Ca»ibs., IVisiec/t 
 Wiseman, Hen. (Clare), Verses 174 
 
 Wish, The, a Poem 1266 
 
 Withers, J. R., Poems 2276 bn 
 
 Witt, J. G. (King's), Hulsean Essay 1422 (") 
 Wittewrong, Ja. (Magd.), Verses 183 
 
 Witty, Rob. (King's), Gout Raptures 2903 bn 
 Wobryche, Wm. ; v. Calamy 267 
 
 Wodehouse, C. N. (Trin.), Subscription 
 the disgrace of the English Church, 
 2069 bn ; V. Green, 2060 
 Wodfford, Wm. (King's) ; zt. Woodeford 
 Wolf, Hier. ; v. Isocrates 178 BN 
 
 Wollaston, F. J. H. (Sid., Tr. Hall), Plan 
 
 of Chemical Lectures 785 UN, 1463 
 
 Wolryche, Tho. (Chr.), Verses 190 
 
 Wolseley, Sir Garnet; t. Jebb 2641 
 
 Wolsey, Cardinal ; z'. Fisher 268 
 
 Womack, I'p. Laur. (Corp.); v. Collection 408 
 Women, Higher Education of, 2632, 2634, 2680, 
 
 2689, 2692, 2728 
 Wood, And. (Joh.); 7'. U^oode 
 Wood, K. (Sid.), Verses 39 
 
 Wood, I'2. G. (Emm.), Hulsean Essay, 
 
 I422(" ; 7'. Antiq. Soc, ig92(<r) 
 Wood, Jas. (Job.), Algebra, 824 ; Me- 
 chanics, 808 UN ; Optics, 835 ; v. Milner 
 1494, Watts 1496
 
 66 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Wood, Geo. ; V. Wordsworth 1869 
 
 Wood, J. Spicer (J oh.). Position of Mem- 
 bers of Church of Eng. in a College, 
 27S3 ; Remarks on statute for election of 
 Proctors, 2298 b\' 
 Wood, Nic. (Joh.). Verses 174 
 
 Wood, P. S., Reply to Inhabitant of Lynn, 
 1688 ; To the country at large, &c., 
 1687 BN 
 Wood, Rob. (Corp.), Verses 137 
 
 Wood, Roger (Sid.). Verses 39 
 
 Wood, Th. (Sid.), Verses 35 
 
 Wood, T. W., Degrees, Gowns, & Hoods 2798 
 Woodcock, Ed. (King's), Verses 2888 
 
 Woodcock, Eliz., Account of 831, 1946 
 
 Woode, Andr. (Joh.), Verses, 27, 32, 34 (<0. 35i 
 
 39, 58* 
 Woodeford, Wm. (King's), Verses 19, 27 
 
 Woodes, Rob. (Caius), Verses 19 
 
 Woodford, John (Pet.), Verses 190, 199 
 
 Woodford, J. R. (Pemb.) ; ?>. Sermons 2431 
 
 Woodford, Sam., Verses to Beaumont 352 
 
 Woodhall, E. (King's), Verses 19 
 
 Woodhall, John (King's), Verses _ 56* 
 
 Woodham, H. A. (Jes.), Members' Prize 
 Essay, 1970 bn; zk Antiq. Soc, 1992(a) 
 Woodhouse, R. (Caius), Syllabus of Lec- 
 tures on Experimental Philos. , 1610BN ; 
 Autograph, z'. Waring, 758 
 Woodman, — ; z>. Thomas 292S 
 
 Woodruflfe, C. (Emm.) ; zr. Light Blue 2464 
 
 Woodward, J. (Pet.), Verses 174, 1S3 
 
 Woodward, Dr. John, Part of his will 674 BN 
 Woodward, Tho. (Clare), Verses 564 
 
 Woodwardian Professor; v. i595i 2840 
 
 Woodwardian Museum, Works on Geology 
 
 of Cambs. 2621 
 
 Woodyer, J., Camb. bookseller; v. 527, 
 
 584*, 586 
 Woodyer, R., Camb. bookseller; z/. 624 
 
 Woodyer, T., engraver 646, 1614 
 
 Woolhouse, John (Trin.), Verses 174 
 
 Woollam, W. P.. (Pet.); ;■■. Lotos Club 2747 
 
 WooUaston, T. S. (Pet.); z'. Arundines 2195 
 
 Woolley, J. (Emm.), Sermon _ 1434(1'") 
 
 Woolnoth, W., engraver; z'. Millers 1477, 1484 
 Woorlich, T. (Tr. Hall), Verses 2888 
 
 Worcestershire : Barronbridge,467 ; Block- 
 ley, 157; Kidderminster, 1139; Stren- 
 sham, 467; Worcester (Diocese), 211, 
 33S, 1386, 1545, 1985 
 Wordsworth, Chr. (Trin., Master), The 
 Ecclesiastical Commission & the Uni- 
 versities 1945 BN 
 Wordsworth, Bp. Chr. (Trin.), Admission 
 of Dissenters, 1868 bn, 1869; Installa- 
 tion Ode, 1901 ; Sermons, i434('*'"; r. 
 Bentley 2041, Poll 1913 
 Wordsworth, Chr. (Trin.), Scholae Aca- 
 demicae, 2691; Social Life, &c., 2638; 
 V. Tatler 2578 
 Wordsworth, John (Trin.); z>. Philol. 
 
 Museum 1798 
 
 Wordsworth, Wm. (Joh.), Installation Ode, 
 2128 — 30; zi. Conversations 1907 ; Philol. 
 Museum 1798 
 Worksop, Marquis de, Histoire de ; v. 
 
 Lettres 1257 
 Worrall, Is. (Joh.), Verses 58* 
 
 Worsley, Rob. (Joh.), Verses 395 
 
 Worsley, Tho. (Trin., Down.), Christian 
 Advocate Publications, 1503 C"_; Re- 
 marks on scheme for constitution of 
 Downing, 2370 bn 
 Worthington, John (Emm.), Diary & cor- 
 respondence, 2131 ; Verses, 58*, 108, H2 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Wortley, Ed. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Wortley, Fr. (Trin.), Verses 199 
 
 Wotton, Anth. (King's), Defence against 
 charge of Socinianism, 71 bn, 3419; 
 Verses, 221 
 Wotton, John (Queens'), Verses 183, 199 
 
 Wotton, Sam. (King's), Verses 112, 2897 
 
 Wotton, Wm. (Joh.), Verses 174 
 
 Wragge, Chr. (Job.), Verses 58* 
 
 Wragge, N. (M.D.), Verses 112 
 
 Wrangham, Fra. (Trin., Tr. Hall), Works, 
 1572 ; Rome is Fallen, 1407 ; Sermon, 
 1434 (11 ; Sertum Cantabrigiense, 1673, 
 1674 ; The Holy Land, a Seatonian 
 Poem, 852 BN ; z'. Arundines 2195, Auto- 
 graph 784 
 Wratislaw, A. H.(Chr.), Further Remarks 
 on the Univ. System, 2154 bn; Loci 
 Communes, 2153; Observations on the 
 Camb. System, 2192 ; Reasons for refus- 
 ing to sign Statutes Revision Report, 
 2223 ; V. College Rhymes 2345, Jl. of 
 Philol. 2501, Philol. Trans. 2748 
 Wratislaw, Count R. ; z: Philol.- Trans. 2748 
 Wray, John (Magd.), Verses 56* 
 
 Wray, John (Trin.), Verses 112 
 
 Wren, — (Jes.), Verses 137 
 
 Wren, John (Emm.), Verses 199 
 
 Wren, Matt. (Pemb., Pet.), Sermon before 
 the King, 3250; Verses, 19, 27, 35, 43, 47 
 Wrench, Ric. (Job.), Verses 56*, 58*, 2894 
 
 Wrench, Sam. (Joh-)> Verses 2894 
 
 Wright, Arth. Geo. ; z: .-Xntiq. Soc. 1992(c) 
 
 Wright, Chas. (Trin.), Verses 2900 
 
 Wright, J. M. F. (Trin.), Alma Mater, 
 
 1718BN; Solutions of Problems, 1421* 
 Wright, J. P. (Chr.); z'. Coll. Rhymes, 
 2345, Light Blue 2464, Quiet Supper 2441 
 Wright, Paul (Pemb.), Verses 452, 454 
 
 Wright, R., Hints on the Universal Restor- 
 ation 1464 
 Wright, R. T. (Chr.), The Long Vacation 2715 
 Wright, Tho. (Trin.); Z'. Portfolio 1993, 
 Fuller's History 1999, King's Coll. Laws 
 2181, Le Keu.x 2030*, Univ. Transac- 
 tions 2237 
 Wright, Wm. (loh.). Verses 499 
 Wriiht, Wm. (Sid.), Verses 58* 
 Wright, W. A. (Trin.), Chaucer's Clerk's 
 Tale, 2476 ; z: .Antiq. Soc. 1992 (c), Jl. of 
 Philol. 2501, Oxford & C. Mag. 2272 
 Wright, W. R., Irregular Ode 1517 BN 
 Wrightson (Writson), T. (King's), Verses, 
 
 183, 190 
 Wroth, G. (King's), Verses 2900 
 
 Wroth, H. T. (Joh.), Hulsean Essay 1422(2*' 
 Wyat, D. (Trin.), Verses 43, 47, 2888 
 
 Wyat, F. (King's), Verses 66 
 
 Wyat, John, Books sold by 899, 949 
 
 Wyatt, T. Drayton, artist, View of St. 
 
 John's Coll. Chapel 30i4 
 
 Wyatt, Wm. (Pemb.), Verses 537, S46, 564 
 
 Wyche, John (Trin.), Verses i74 
 
 Wynne, — (Magd.), Verses 183 
 
 Wynne, H. (Trin.), Verses 47 
 
 Wynne, Rob. (Job.), Verses 47 
 
 Wyvil, Chr. (Trin.), Verses 137, i74, 2900 
 
 Wyvill, Marmad. Asty (Tr. Hall), Verses 537 
 
 i 
 
 Xenophon, Anabasis, Hutchinson 
 
 716 
 
 •Vardley, Andr. (Trin.) Verses "2 
 Yardley, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 58*, 66, 2S94 
 Vate, — , Plates in Fletcher _ 3402 
 Yate, Ric, Letter in defence of Middle- 
 ton 1182 BN
 
 INDEX. 
 
 67 
 
 NUMBER 
 
 Yates, John, God's Arraignment 30, 3210 
 
 Yates, Lowther (Cath.) ; i'. Thomas 2928 
 
 Ye True Blue 2799 
 
 Yeoman, Tho., Report on North Level, 
 
 125S*, i24i*(c) 
 Yerburghe, Nic. (Sid.), Verses 39 
 
 Yoeman, Tho. : v. Ycontan 
 
 Yonge, Phil. (Trin.), Verses 444, 452, 484, 499 
 York, James, Duke of. Verses on his Birth 2SS8 
 York, Frederick, Duke of, Funeral Ser- 
 mons on, 1434 (-is, 1709 
 
 York, Jas. (Corp.), Verses 484, 499 
 
 Yorke, Chas. (Corp.); v. Fawkes 1250*, 
 
 Opinion 1206 
 Yorke, Rt. Hon. Chas. ; v. Poll 1430 
 
 Yorke, C. P. ; v. Craufurd 1790, Feedle 
 
 1792, Poll 1782 
 Yorke, John (Corp.), Verses 484 
 
 Yorke, Ph., ist E. of Hardwicke ; v. 
 
 Opinion 1206 
 
 Yorke, Ph. (Corp.), Verses 454 
 
 Yorke. Ph. (Corp.), Verses 556 
 
 Yorke, Ph., 3rd E. of Hardwicke : v. Poll 683 
 Yorkshire : 378,762, 1064, 1241, 1716,2883; 
 Beverley, 214, 488, 2903 ; Brandesburton, 
 iggS ; Burniston, 467 ; Cottingham, 1567 ; 
 Cowgill, 2513 ; Dent, 1624, 2513 ; Garth- 
 waite Hall, 639 ; Halifax, 419, (School) 
 533; Heslerton, 307; Hollym, 1724; 
 Hull, 1728, 2029, 2716, 2903 ; Hunmanby, 
 1673 ; Leeds, 542, 744, 764, 843, 965, 1411, 
 1461, 1S40, 1916, (School) 1241 ; Lensey, 
 
 Yorkshire — continued. number 
 
 1037 ; Malton, 307; Masham, 72 ; Middle- 
 ham, 1280; Northallerton, 1006; Orms- 
 by, 199S ; Paisley, 862 ; Pudsey (nr. 
 Leeds), 701 ; Raisthorpe, 352 ; Raskelf, 
 223 ; Richmond, 31, 1210, (School) 1280 ; 
 Rossington, 1037 ; Rotherham, 185* ; 
 Rowley, 933 ; Scarborough, 1407 ; Scru- 
 ton, 144; Sedbergh, 2725, (School) 474, 
 1041 ; Sheffield, 185*, 1006, 2716 ; Spof- 
 forth, 934 ; Tadcaster, 142S ; Thurlston, 
 458; Wakefield, 129, 338, (School) 405 ; 
 Walkington, 422 ; Winestead, 1795 ; 
 York, 223(1:), 416, 489, 548, 1407, 1552, 
 2903, (Diocese) 285, 489, 852, 853, 861, 
 1210, 1457, 16S7, 2906 
 Young, Edw. (Trin.), Hulsean Essay 1422 ("*) 
 Young, J. (King's), Verses 484, 499 
 
 Young, J. (Sid.), Verses 27 
 
 Young, John (King's), Verses 39, 43, 47, 56* 
 
 Young, Ric. ; v. Poll 251 1 
 
 Young, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 27 
 
 Young, Thos. (Trin.), Sermons i5i6(' '^i 
 
 Young Men's Christian Assoc, Camb., 
 
 Reports 2627 
 
 Yule, C. J. F. (Joh.) ; v. Studies 2608 
 
 Zanchius, Jerome, His Confession of the 
 
 Christian Religion 2884 bn, 3117 
 
 Zouch, Hen. (Trin.), Verses 484 
 
 Zouch, Tho. (Trin.), Verses 537, 546, 556, 564 
 Zupitza, J. ; 7'. Philol. Trans. 2748 
 
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