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CATALOGUE OF THE
CLARK BEQUEST
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
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C. F. CLAY, Manager
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J. W. CLARK
in the South Cloister of Gloucester Cathedral
2 July 1895
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CATALOGUE
OF THE BOOKS AND PAPERS
FOR THE MOST PART RELATING TO THE
UNIVERSITY, TOWN, AND COUNTY
OF CAMBRIDGE
BEQUEATHED TO THE UNIVERSITY
BY
JOHN WILLIS CLARK, M.A.
REGISTRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY AND
FORMERLY FELLOW OF TRINITY COLLEGE
BY
A. T. BARTHOLOMEW, M.A.
OF PETERHOUSE, CAMBRIDGE
CAMBRIDGE
AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS
1912
2 ^o^^
EXCHANGE
Cambtttse:
PRINTED BY JOHN CLAY, M.A.
AT THE UNIVERSITY PRES9
• 1'
TO
THE MEMORY OF
JOHN WILLIS CLARK
THIS CATALOGUE
OF HIS
CAMBRIDGE COLLECTION
IS AFFECTIONATELY
INSCRIBED
848101
CONTENTS
PAGE
J. W. Clark in the South Cloister of Gloucester
Cathedral 2 July 1895 . . . . Frontispiece
Preface ........ ix
Abbreviations. Additions and Corrections . . xiv
Catalogue of Printed Books and Papers . . i
Appendix :
I. Manuscripts . . . . . . 280
II. Prints and Drawings . . . . 282
PREFACE
THE collection here catalogued was bequeathed to the
University by John Willis Clark, M.A., Registrary,
formerly Fellow of Trinity College, in the following terms :
"I bequeath to the Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the Uni-
versity of Cambridge, to be placed in the University Library, all my
books, pamphlets, manuscripts and collections of views and photographs
relating to the Town, County, Colleges, or University of Cambridge,
or to the University of Oxford, except such views as may be found
framed and glazed and hanging on the walls of my house at the time of
my decease, together with the manuscript of the Architectural History
of Cambridge by the late Professor Willis, his notes and lecture
diagrams, and the quarto volumes of extracts from College Account
Books and other documents made by myself. And I wish that the
Librarian shall be in no way fettered as regards the distribution of this
collection (which I do not desire kept separate unless perfectly con-
venient), and that if any items of such collection shall be duplicates
of works already in the Library the said Librarian shall be at liberty
to sell or exchange them as he thinks proper. And I declare that
notwithstanding the circumstance that these books, pamphlets and
manuscripts are all recorded in a manuscript catalogue, in two volumes
folio, it shall be in the absolute discretion of my Executors to determine
the items which pass under this Bequest whether so recorded or not."
{Cambridge University Reporter ^ 29 November 19 10.)
It was accepted by Grace of the Senate, 3 December 19 10
(Reporter^ 6 December 19 10).
The collection consists of upwards of ten thousand books,
pamphlets, and pieces, relating for the most part to the
University, and to a less extent to the Town and County, of
X PREFACE
Cambridge. Included, however, are a certain number of books
which have no direct connection with Cambridge, e.g. books
by Cambridge men on subjects unconnected with Cambridge,
and books about other Universities, and about University
education.
Mr Clark's interest in Cambridge literature began about
the year i860, when, at the suggestion of Dr Luard, he
resolved to collect the long series of tracts issued in connection
with Dr Richard Bentley's quarrels with Trinity College, and
with his various other activities and controversies. Very soon,
however, he became so much interested in his task that he
enlarged his plan, and set about collecting Cambridge literature
of all periods and upon every subject. As is well known he
was specially interested in College architecture, and in tracing
the growth of the collegiate system. This explains the presence
of works, particularly a series of books about Oxford colleges,
and another series relating to Eton, which at first sight seem
to have no proper place in a Cambridge collection.
The principal sources of the collection were these : (i) An
Important Catalogue of tracts^ etc.^ relating to Cambridgeshire was
issued by A. R. Smith, of Soho Square, in 1878, and from
this Mr Clark bought extensively. (2) The Rev. Stephen
Parkinson, Fellow of St John's College (B. A. 1 845, MA. 1 848),
was in the habit of preserving all Cambridge papers which came
into his hands ; his collection was acquired by Mr Clark, and
filled numerous gaps in the long series of fly-sheets, programmes,
proposals, etc., which is a particularly valuable feature of the
Clark Collection (see the Catalogue, s.v. * Cambridge Papers '
and ' Fly-Sheets '). (3) Mr Henry Bradshaw, University
Librarian, added many tracts to the collection ; and at the sale
which followed his death in 1886 Mr Clark acquired many
more Cambridge items. (4) Dr H. R. Luard, Registrary,
who died in 1891, left Mr Clark his University pamphlets and
Bentleiana. (5) In 1894 Mr Robert Bowes published his
remarkable Catalogue of Cambridge Books, and a large number
of the pieces there described found their way into the Cambridge
PREFACE xi
collection at Scroope House. In addition to these main sources
Mr Clark rarely missed an opportunity of securing any books
which came within the scope of his collection wherever and
whenever he happened to see them.
Mr Clark's main idea in forming the collection was to
illustrate the history and development of Cambridge by means
of its literature ; he collected from an historical and biographical
rather than from a bibliographical point of view. Most of the
books of typographical interest which were originally included
in his Cambridge collection he gave to the Library in 1902',
in order that they might appear in Mr Sayle's Early English
Printed Books in the University Library, Cambridge.
The present work is based on the manuscript catalogue
referred to in Mr Clark's will. This was finished in 1897 by
Mr Clark, assisted by Mr Alfred Rogers of the University
Library. He always hoped to see it printed, but it was not
until 1909 that any very definite steps were taken. Since then
it has been revised throughout, and to a large extent recast
with a view to publication. Each book or tract has been
compared with its catalogue-entry, and a large number of
additional cross-references and subject-headings have been in-
troduced. The general plan for the printed Catalogue and
the earlier part of the revision were made by Mr Clark and
myself working together; but in 19 10 his health broke down,
and I was obliged to continue the work alone.
In form it is a dictionary catalogue, with authors and
subjects in one alphabetical arrangement. The titles have
been kept short ; and the main purpose has been to give an
idea of the historical value of the collection rather than biblio-
graphical descriptions of the books which compose it. To
this end the subject-headings have been made as complete as
possible.
* See Report of the Library Syndicate for the year ending 3 1 December 1902
{Reportery 23 June 1903). Mr Clark also gave a documentary history of the
University Library, arranged by himself, in six folio volumes.
xii PREFACE
As has already been stated, the collection includes a certain
number of books which have no very close connection with
Cambridge ; but in spite of this it has been treated as a
Cambridge Collection, and the headings * Cambridge ' and
* University of Cambridge ' have been reduced to a minimum.
(See the notes under those headings in the Catalogue.)
In the University Library the Clark Collection has been
incorporated with a smaller collection of similar books already
preserved there ; and the whole has been arranged in chrono-
logical order as a special class (Cam.), to which Cambridge
literature of every description can in future be added as it
appears, and in which gaps can be filled as occasion offers.
The Clark books are distinguished by a book-plate and a
special stamp.
The present Catalogue, which includes only those books
which came to the University under Mr Clark's will, is
published as a contribution towards that complete bibliography
of Cambridge which has yet to be written, and as a memorial
of one who was unwearying in his efforts to advance the
interests of the University Library.
Considerable pains have been taken (in some cases without
success) to discover the authors of the numerous anonymous
publications included in the collection, and 1 take this op-
portunity of thanking the various Cambridge publishers and
booksellers to whom I have applied for information concerning
some of the more recent publications of the kind.
My best thanks are also due to Mr Francis Jenkinson,
University Librarian, and to Mr H. G. Aldis, Secretary of
the University Library, who have read the proof-sheets of the
Catalogue, and given me much help and encouragement
throughout ; to Mr Robert Bowes, who has placed at my dis-
posal his unrivalled knowledge of Cambridge literature, and to
whose Catalogue of Cambridge Books I have constantly referred ; to
Mr A. H. Cook, my colleague in the Acton Library, who has
read all the proofs with particular care, and saved me from
PREFACE xiii
many errors and inconsistencies ; to Mr Charles Sayle, Assistant
Under Librarian, for allowing me to make use of his list of the
manuscripts received under the Clark bequest in drawing up
Appendix I ; and to the Syndics of the University Press for
the loan of the block (originally made for Mr Clark's Care of
Books) from which the frontispiece is taken._
A. T. BARTHOLOMEW
University Library
Cambridge
15 June 191 2
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ABBREVIATIONS
When no place of publication is given Cambridge may be assumed.
When no size is given octavo may be assumed.
Bowes = A Catalogue of books printed at or relating to the University, Town,
and County of Cambridge from 1521 to 1893, with bibliographical and
biographical notes, by Robert Bowes. 1894.
C.A.S. = Proceedings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society with Communi-
cations made to the Society.
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS
27 for Blakeney (E.P.) read Blakeney (E.H.).
29 insert Boissier (G.R.) Notes on the Cambridgeshire Churches.
30 heading Bourne (y.) for Latina read Latine.
55 heading Clark (J.W.) addTh& Woodwardian Professor and the Sedgwick
Memorial Museum. By A. Newton and J. W. Clark. 14 Feb. (1887).
63 ^^^^tf'iwg' Collegian's Guide <7i2
A supplement to the second edition of Mr Bentham's History and
antiquities of the Cathedral and Conventual Church of Ely. By
William Stevenson. 40 Norwich, 1817
BENTLEY (R.)
*^* /fs a complete bibliography of Bent ley, and of the various controversies
in which he was engaged, has been published {Camb. 1908), it has been
22 BENTLEY
BENTLEY(R.)
considered sufficient to give brief entries only of his own productions
under his name in this catalogue. The works of his adversaries will be
found under their respective names. See also Trinity College. The
numbers following the entries are those of the Bibliography y see p. 24.
Epistola ad cl. v. Joannem Millium, S.T.P. [On Malelas.] (137)
{Oxford, 1 691)
Another ed. (146) 1713
The Folly of Atheism. Sermon, 7 March 169 1-2. (i)
40 London, 1692
2nd ed. (2) 4° London, 1692
3rd ed. (3) 40 London, 1692
4th ed. (4) 4° London, 1693
Matter and Motion cannot Think. Sermon, 4 April 1692. 2nd ed.
(7) 4° London, 1692
Another issue. (8) 40 London, 1693
3rd ed. (9) 40 London, 1693
Confutation of Atheism from Structure and Origin of Humane Bodies.
Pt I. Sermon, 2 May 1692. (12) 4° London, 1692
2nd ed. (13) 40 London, 1693
3rd ed. (14) 40 London, 1 693
Pt II. Sermon, 6 June 1692. (15) 4° London, 1692
2nd ed. (16) 40 London, 1693
Pt III. Sermon, 5 Sept. 1692. 2nd ed. (19) 4° London, 1692
3rd ed. (20) 40 London, 1694
Confutation of Atheism from Origin and Frame of the World Pt i.
Sermon, 3 Oct. 1692. (21) 4° London, 1692
Pt II. Sermon, 7 Nov. 1692. (23) 4° London, 1693
Pt III. Sermon, 5 Dec. 1692. (24) 4° London, 1693
Folly and Unreasonableness of Atheism. Eight Sermons. 4th ed.
(26) 40 London, 1699
5th ed. (27) 1724
6th ed., with additions. (28) 1735
Of Revelation and the Messias. Sermon at Publick Commencement,
5 July, 1696. (2 copies.) (34) 40 London, 1696
A Dissertation upon the Epistles of Phalaris, etc. (Appended to
W. Wotton's Reflections upon Ancient and Modern Learning.
2nd ed.) (94) London, 1697
A Dissertation upon the Epistles of Phalaris. With an answer to
the objections of the Hon. C. Boyle. (109) London, 1699
Another ed., by S. Salter, (no) London, I'J']'}
Another ed. (in) London, i^ id
A new ed. (Salter's). (112) London, 181 7
Emendationes ad Ciceronis Tusculanas. (Appendix to J. Davies's ed.)
(140) (1709)
The present state of Trinity College in Cambridg, in a letter from
Dr Bentley to the Bishop of Ely. (205) London, 17 10
2nd ed. (206) London, 17 10
Q. Horatius Flaccus ex recensione R. Bentleii. (149) 4° 171 1
BENTLEY 23
BENTLEY (R.)
Ed. alt. (150) 40 Amst. 17 13
Ed. tertia. (151) 4° Amst. 1728
Q. Horatius Flaccus ad nuperam R. Bentleii editionem accurate
expressus. Notas addidit T. Bentleius. (152) ^7^3
Dr Bentley's Dedication of Horace translated. (156)
12° London (17 12)
3rd ed. (157) 12° London [? 1712]
The Life of Horace, with Dr Bentley's Preface, Latin and English.
(158) 12° London {i-j 12)
The Odes [etc.] of Horace, in Latin and English. With a trans-
lation of Dr Bentley's notes. By several hands. 2 vols. (159)
12° London^ 1 7 12- 1 3
2nd ed. (160) 12° London^ 17 19
Horatius Reformatus : sive emendationes omnes quibus editio Bent-
leiana a vulgaribus distinguitur summa fide in unum collectae.
Editio alt. ( 1 63) Londini, 1 7 1 2
Another edition. Quedlinhurgi, 1825
Aristarchus ampullans in Curis Horatianis. (164) Londinij 17 12
Five Extraordinary Letters... to Dr B. on his Horace. (165)
London^ 1 7 12
Emendationes in Menandri et Philemonis reliquias, ex nupera editione
Jo. Clerici. Ed. alt. (146) 17 13
Remarks upon a late Discourse of Free-Thinking: in a letter to
F[rancis] H[are]. By Phileleutherus Lipsiensis [R. Bentley]. (49)
London^ 1713
5th ed. (53) London^ 17 16-17
6th ed. (54) 1725
7th ed. (55) 1737
8th ed. (56) 1743
Sermon upon Popery, preach'd before the University of Cambridge,
5N0V. 1715. (36) 1715
Remarks on the 5^r;w««. [By J. Gumming.] (38) London ^ ly 16
Reflections on the -R^mflrij. (41) Londony lyiy
Sermon preached before His Majesty King George... February 3,
1716-17. (44) ^o London^ lyiy
Another ed. (43) London ^ lyiy
Two letters to Dr Bentley concerning his intended edition of the
Greek Testament. Together with the Doctor's answer. (70)
London^ 17 17
Dr Bentley's Proposals for printing a new edition of the Greek Testa-
ment. By a member of Trinity College. [By Bentley himself.]
(78) 40 London y 1721
Letter to R. Bentley on his Proposals. By Philalethes. (81)
40 London^ 1 72 1
2nd ed. (82) 40 London^ 1721
Terentii Comoediae [etc.] ex recensione R. Bentleii. (175) 4° 1726
Ed. alt. (176) 40 Amsterdaniy 1727
An Argument to prove that the xxxixth section of the Lth chapter
24 BENTLEY BERESFORD HOPE
BENTLEY (R.)
of the Statutes given by Q. Elizabeth... includes the Old Statutes...
[By J. Burford.] Together with a Reply to the Argument.
[By R. Bentley.] (241) 4° London^ 1727
The Case of Trinity College. (242) \° London^ '729
The Lord Bp. of Ely, PlaintiflFin JError; Dr R. Bentley, Defendant.
The Case of the Plaintiff. With an Appendix. (248-9)
Fo [London^ 1732)
Emendations on the Twelve Books of Milton's Paradise Lost. (258)
London y 1732
A friendly letter to Dr Bentley, occasion'd by his new edition of
Paradise Lost. By a Gentleman of Christ-Church College, Oxon.
[Attr. to Z. Pearce.] (259) London^ 1732
A review of the Text of Milton's Paradise Lost : in which the chief
of Dr Bentley's Emendations are consider'd. [By Z. Pearce.]
(262) London^ 1 732-3
M. Manilii Astronomicon ex recensione R. Bentleii. (183)
40 Londiniy 1739
Another ed. Fenetiisy 1788
Acad^miques de Cic6ron [transl. by D. Durand], avec les conjectures
de M. Bentley. Londres^ 1740
Lucani Pharsalia, cum notis Bentleii. (Ed. by R. Cumberland.) (193)
40 Strawberry Hilly 1 760
Phaedri Fabularum libri v. Ace. Publii Syri et aliorum Sententiae,
ex recensione R. Bentleii. I2° Etonay 1789
Epistolae. Ed. by C. Burney. (279) 4° Londoriy 1807
Works. Ed. by A. Dyce. 3 vols. (267) Londoriy 1836-8
Correspondence. Ed. by C. Wordsworth. 2 vols. (285)
Londony 1842
Vita et colloquia R. Bentleii. ( 1 66) Londini, 1 7 1 2
Life. By J. H. Monk. (298) 4° Z,o»<2fc», 1830
2nd ed. 2 vols. (299) London, 1833
Richard Bentley. Von J. Maehly. (303) Leipzig, 1868
Bentley. By R. C. Jebb. (306) London, iSSz
Hand-list of his works, etc. By A. T. Bartholomew and J. W. Clark. 1906
Bibliography of R. Bentley. By A. T. Bartholomew and J. W. Clark. 1908
BENTON (G.M.) Monumental Brasses now existing in Cambs.
[Reprint from Conybeare's Rides round Cambridge.'] 1 902
The Norman Font in St Peter's Church, Cambridge. [Antiquaryy
Oct. 1910.)
BERESFORD (H.S.) The Death of Absalom. (Seatonian Prize
Poem for 1824.) 1825
BERESFORD HOPE (A.J.) On modern memoir writing. An
oration delivered in Trinity College Chapel, Dec. 14, 1840,
being Commemoration Day. 1840
Was George Villiers, first Duke of Buckingham, or Cardinal de
Richelieu, more deserving of the name of great ? (1840)
Essays. Londony 1844
I
BERESFORD HOPE BEVERLEY 25
BERESFORD HOPE (AJ.)
The new Government scheme of Academical education for Ireland
considered. London^ 1845
The condition and prospects of Architectural Art. London^ 1863
Speech on the second reading of the Bill to abolish Tests, 2 July 1868.
Londofiy 1868
BERKENHOUT Q.) A volume of letters from Dr Berkenhout to
his son at the University. ^790
BERNARD (H.H.) The Easy Practical Hebrew Grammar [P. H.
Mason's and H. H. Bernard's] apostrophising its learned reviewer
(C. B. S[cott]) in No. 4 of the Cambridge Journal of Classical
and Sacred Philology. [1855]
BERN AYS (A.E) See Trinity College. Inscriptions, 1900.
BERTHA. ["Ry C. E. Sayle.] Oxford, 1885
BERTIE (Ch.) See Smith (T.).
BESANT (W.) Life of E. H. Palmer. London, 1883
BEVERIDGE (W.) Thoughts on Christian education. See Bon-
wicke (A.) Life, 1834.
BEVERLEY (J.) An account of the different ceremonies observed
in the Senate House of the University of Cambridge. 1788
The Proceedings in the Court of Delegates on the appeal of William
Frend, M.A. (i793)
BEVERLEY (R.M.) A letter to the Duke of Gloucester, on the
present corrupt state of the University of Cambridge. London, 1833
2nd ed. London, 1833
3rd ed. London, 1833
A letter to the Rt Hon. H. Goulburn, on the morals and religion of
the University of Cambridge, with reference to a recent letter from
R. M. Beverley to the Duke of Gloucester. By J. F. Russell.
'S33
The University of Cambridge and the Church of England. Letter
to Editors oi Leeds Mercury, 10 Dec. 1833.
Mr Beverley and Cambridge University. (Article, with extracts
from Beverley's Letter, from Leeds Mercury, 14 Dec. 1833.)
Remarks on Mr Beverley's Letter to the Duke of Gloucester. By a
Member of Trinity College. 1833
A letter to the Duke of Gloucester, in vindication of the University
of Cambridge from the calumnious attacks of R. M. Beverley.
[Attr. to A. Watson.] 1833
A letter to R. M. Beverley from an Undergraduate of the University
of Cambridge. [? By W. Forsyth.] 1833
Beverley unmaskt... ^y Mr Anti-Reform High-Church Orthodox.
^833
An Anglo-Sapphic ode, dedicated (with French leave) to R. M.
Beverley, entitled. The Friend of Veracity v. the Lie Grinder. Not
by a Can-ning, but a Can-tab. '833
The Beverleid, an epic. By Reginald Bell. 1833
Fulmen Beverleium long^ lat^que exauditum. ^833
Editio nova. 1 833
26 BEVERLEY BIRKS
BEVERLEY (R.M.)
A letter to R. M. Beverley containing strictures on his Letter to the
Duke of Gloucester. By F. R. Hall. 1834
Letter to R. M. Beverley, in defence of his Strictures on the Uni-
versity of Cambridge. By an Undergraduate. 1834
Remarks on Mr Beverley's Letter, by Adam Sedgwick. [Leeds
Mercury^ 18 Jan. 1834.)
Reply to A. Sedgv^^ick, by R. M. Beverley. [Leeds Mercury^ 25 Jan.
1834.)
[Further] Remarks by Adam Sedgw^ick. (Leeds Mercury^ 8 Feb.
1834.)
Letter in Jersey and Guernsey Record in defence of the Univ. of
Camb. 22 Feb. 1834.
Letter in Jersey British PresSy in support of Beverley, 25 Feb. 1834.
Reply to Prof. Sedgwick, by R. M. Beverley. [Leeds Mercury^
8 March 1834.)
Reply to Prof. Sedgwick's Letter in the Leeds Mercury. London^ 1834
3rd ed. London^ 1834
Mr Beverley and Cambridge University. By Edward Stanley.
[Leeds Mercury^ 22 March 1834.)
The University of Cambridge and Mr Beverley. Signed : An
Undergraduate. [Leeds Mercury ^ 26 April 1834.)
Four letters to the Editors of the Leeds Mercury^ in reply to R. M.
Beverley. By Prof. Sedgwick. 1836
BIBLE SOCIETY. See "Cambridge besieged"; Farish (W.);
Gorham (G. C); Marsh (H.); Simeon (Ch.) ; Vansittart (N.).
BICKERDYKE (J.) With the best intentions. A tale of Under-
graduate life at Cambridge. London^ 1884
BICKERSTETH (E.) The Cambridge Mission at Delhi, North
India. (A letter to the Rev. Canon Westcott, D.D.) 1881
BIDDER (G.) By Southern Shore. Westminster, 1899
BIDDULPH [Lady) Charles Philip Yorke, 4th Earl of Hardwicke.
London, 19 10
BIJOU Theatre. See Exhibition of Pictures.
BINGLEY (R.M.) Spray. 1859
BIRCH (G.) Nineveh. (Seatonian Prize Poem for 1850.) 1850
BIRCH (S.) Remarks upon the cover of the granite sarcophagus of
Rameses III in the Fitzwilliam Museum. [C.A, S.) 40 1876
BIRCH (W. de G.) Memorials of St Guthlac of Crowland.
Wisbech, 1 88 1
BIRKS (H.A.) Samuel. (Seatonian Prize Poem for 1890.) 1891
BIRKS (T.R.) Oration on the analogy of mathematical and moral
certainty, delivered in Trinity College Chapel, Dec. 16, 1833.
1834
Faith, Hope, and Charity. (Seatonian Prize Poem for 1 843.) 1 843
The present importance of Moral Science. Inaugural Lecture.
London, 1872
The Bible and Modern Astronomy. (Vict. Inst., March 5.)
London, 1877
BIRTH BLOMEFIELD 27
BIRTH of the Prince of Wales. Unsuccessful Prize Poem. ("When
Comer's Sons.") [1842?]
("Spirit that callest.") [1842 ?]
BISSET (T.) Suggestions on University Reform. London^ 1850
BLACKALL(0.) Commencement Sermon, 30 June, 1700. 4° 1700
BLACKBURNE (F.) Remarks on the Rev. Dr Powell's Sermon in
defence of Subscriptions. London^ 1758
BLACKBURNE (J.) A brief historical enquiry into the introduction
of Stone Altars into the Christian Church. 1844
The Stone Altar. 1845
BLACKHALL (S.) A letter to Dr Hallifax, upon the subject of his
three discourses preached before the University of Cambridge,
occasioned by an attempt to abolish Subscription to the 39 Articles.
2nd ed. 4° 1772
BLACKIE (J.S.) Thoughts on English University Reform. {Mac-
mi llari's Magazine^ Dec. 188 1.)
BLAGBORNE (J.) The revenues of the National Universities
considered, with a view to their being opened to Dissenters, being
a reply... to the arguments of Dr Turton. London^ 1835
BLAKE (H.J.C.) The Cantab. Chichester, iS^s
BLAKENEY (E.H.) and Panton (D.M.) Poems by two friends. 1892
BLAKENEY (E.P.) The Exile's Return. 1890
BLAKESLEY (G.H.) A review of Mr Mill's Essay on Libertv.
First English Essay Prize, King's College. 1867
BLAKESLEY (J.W.) Thoughts on the recommendations of the
Ecclesiastical Commission. London, 1837
Seminaries of sound learning and religious education. The Com-
memoration sermon preached in Trinity College Chapel, Dec. 16,
1839. 1839
Catholicity and Protestantism. The Commemoration sermon preached
in Trinity College Chapel, Dec. 16, 1841. 1842
Where does the evil lie ? Observations on the prevalence of private
tuition in the University of Cambridge. 1845
Praelectio in Scholis Cantab, habita, Feb. 14, 1850. 1850
Real belief and true belief. A sermon for St Bartholomew's Day,
1862. 1862
BLAKISTON (H.E.D.) Trinity College, Oxford. (College histories.)
London, 1898
BLANK-BOOK of a small Colleger. London, 1834
BLIGH (R.) The defence of the Rev. R. Bligh of Queens' College,
Cambridge, A.B., against the Fellows of that Society, who rejected
him as an improper person for a Fellow, 12 Jan. 1780.
London (1780)
Letters which passed between R. Bligh and others, on account of his
being rejected as a Fellow of Queens' College, Cambridge, on
pretence of his want of Scholarship, etc. London, 1781
BLOMEFIELD (F.) Collectanea Cantabrigiensia. ^° Norwich, ly^i
Annals of Gonvile and Caius College, Cambridge. (Ives's Select
Papers.) 40 London^ 1773
28 BLOMER BOAT
BLOMER (R.) Concio habita coram... Acad. Cant....Junii 28, 1712,
instantibus comitiis academicis. 4° Londini^ 1 7 12
BLOMER (T.) Full View of Dr Bentley's Letter. London, 17 10
BLOMFIELD (C.J.) The importance of learning to the Clergy.
A sermon preached before the University of Cambridge, July 2,
1820. 4° 1820
Memoir. Ed. by his son, Alfred Blomfield. 2 vols. London, 186^
BLOMFIELD (E. V.) A memoir of E. V. Blomfield. (By J. H.
Monk.) (From Museum Crittcum, no. 7.) {London, 1826)
A second copy, with MS. note by Professor Sedgwick.
[London, 1826)
BLOOM (J.H.) See Cartae antiquae.
BLORE (E.W.) Three plain sermons preached in the Chapel of
Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1859. i860
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Prove all things. A sermon preached in the Chapel of Trinity
College, Cambridge, Feb. 2, 187 1. 1 87 1
Deliverance from the Evil one. A sermon preached before the
University of Cambridge, Feb. 5, 1882. 1882
'O 7rovr]p6. 1647
Oratio in martyrium Caroli I. By W. Crowe. London^ 1720
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CHASE (D.P.) University Tests. London, 1869
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CHATFIELD (R.) An appeal to the British Public in the case of
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CHAWNER (G.) List of Incunabula in the Library of King's
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CHAWNER (W.) Greek in the Previous Examination. A letter
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CHERRYHINTON. Church Restoration. Report. 1874
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CHESS Club. Laws of the University Chess Club. 1901
CHESTER (P.) An Occasional Letter to Dr Keen. [Attr. to
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CL. C. 4.
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CHEVELEY. Illustrations of Cheveley Church, Cambridgeshire.
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CHICHELE (H.), Jhp of Canterbury. Life by O. L. Spencer.
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CHILDERS (J.W.) See Orford {Lord).
CHIPPENHAM. See Barber (R. W.).
CHITTY (M.D.) Mary Bateson. In Memoriam. (Reprinted from
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CHOIR Benevolent Fund. Choral Festival, King's College Chapel,
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CHORAL Union. Concert in Guildhall, May 2, 1889. (Acis and
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loth ed. 1895
CHRETIEN (C.P.) A letter to the Rev. F. D. Maurice, on some
points suggested by his recent criticism of Mr Mansel's Bampton
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CHRIST CHURCH. A Jubilee memorial of the consecration of
Christ Church, Cambridge. By W. White. 1889
CHRISTIAN (E.) Syllabus of lectures delivered in the University of
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Syllabus of lectures. (Law.) London, 18 16
A vindication of the right of the Universities of the United Kingdom
to a copy of every new publication. 3rd ed. 1818
An explanation of the law of Elections in the University of Cambridge.
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CHRISTIAN Kalendar for the use of members of the Established
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CHRISTIAN warfare defended and recommended in a Sermon
intended to have been preached... 2 8 Feb. 1794. [Attr. to
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CHRISTIE (W.D.) Two speeches on the Universities of Oxford
and Cambridge. London, 1850
College influence and bribery in the Borough Election. A letter to
the Liberal Electors of Cambridge. 1865
CHRIST'S College. Argument in the case of the Poor's Rate. [By
Sir J. Marriott.] (1768)
Christ's College Magazine. Easter term 1886 (No. i) — Mich, term
1908 (No. 68). 1 886-1 908
Christ's College. By John Peile. (College histories.)
London, 1900
400th Anniversary, 4 July 1905. List of Guests, Service, Menu, etc.
'905
List of past and present members. -« 40 1905
2nd ed. 40 1906
See also Marriott {Sir J.); Milton Tercentenary.
CHRONOLOGICAL series of Engravers. [By T. Martyn.] 1770
L
CHURCH CLARK 51
CHURCH Aid Association. Subscription List, etc. 40 1878
CHURCH Congress. Cambridge, Sept. 1910:
The Jubilee Church Congress day by day. 1910
2nd ed. 1910
Illustrated Guide. Londorty 1910
Official Programme. London^ 19 10
Colonial Church Exhibition. ('9^0)
Invitations, circulars, programmes, newspaper cuttings, etc.
CHURCH Missionary Association. Seventy-fifth Report. 1893
CHURCH Music Society. Rules. 1854
First Report. 1854
CHURCH of England Zenana Missionary Soc. Camb. Assoc. Report.
12° (1900)
CHURCH Rates. The Poor Man's case against the Church Rate
Abolition Bill and the Ministry. 1837
CHURCH Reform. Memorial, Fly-sheets, etc. 1885
CHURCH Reform League. Proceedings at meeting, February 1899
CHURCH Union Society. Statement. 1842
CHURCHILL (F.) Oratio...in Aula Clarensi... memoriae S. Blythe
ejusdem Aulae Praefecti. 40 1767
CHURTON (R.) Lives of Wm. Smyth and Ric. Sutton, founders of
Brasen Nose College. Oxford^ 1800
CICERO. Essay on the philosophical writings of Cicero. 1832
CIVIL Service. See Latham (H.).
CLARE College. Letter to Sir C. Isham, etc. By John Mapletoft.
[The matter of Mr Freeman's Foundation.] 40 n.p. 1746
Letter to Sir H. Drury and others. By John Mapletoft. [The
matter of Mr Freeman's Foundation.] 40 n.p. 1748
The practice of a College, and the Visitor's decision concerning it.
[By John Mapletoft. Mr Freeman's Foundation in Clare Hall.]
40 London^ 1755
Oratio...in Aula Clarensi... memoriae S. Blythe ejusdem Aulae Prae-
fecti. By F. Churchill. 40 1767
Sermon at Consecration of the Chapel, 5 July, 1769. 40 1769
Petition of J. Mansfield, B.D., Fellow, to the Chancellor, with order
ofV.-C. 1799-1800. [1800]
Argument of the Master on the appeal of W. F. L. Fischer, whose
fellowship he had declared vacant. 1849
A reply to the "Argument" of the Master of Clare Hall, for
declaring vacant the Fellowship of W. F. L. Fischer. By James
Burdakin. 1849
On a bird's-eye view of Clare Hall. By J. W. Clark. {C.A.S.)
(1890)
Clare College. By J. R. Wardale. (College histories.) London j iSgg
Clare College. Letters and Documents. Ed. by J. R. Wardale. 1903
Catalogue of Manuscripts. By M. R. James. 1905
See also Acts and Bills, 1763, 1823, 1825; Lady Clare Magazine.
CLARK (A.) The Colleges of Oxford : their history and traditions.
Ed. by A. Clark. London^ 1891
4—2
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CLARK (A.)
Lincoln College, Oxford. (College histories.) London^ 1898
A Bodleian guide for visitors. 12° Oxford^ 1906
CLARK (E.C.) Practical International Law. Introduction. 1869
Testimonials when a candidate for the Regius Professorship of Laws
in the University of Cambridge. 1872
Cambridge legal studies. 1888
Greek and other studies at Cambridge. 1891
English Academical costume. (Mediaeval.) [Arch. Journal.)
Exeter.^ 1894
College Caps and Doctors' Hats. [Arch. Journal.) London^ 1904
CLARK (J.) Sketch of the professional life and character of J. Clark.
By J. R. Fenwick. Newcastle^ 1806
CLARK (J.W.) A Long Vacation Ramble in Norway and Sweden.
By X and Y (two unknown quantities). [By J. W. Clark and
J. W. Dunning.] 1857
Annals of the Church of St Mary the Less, Cambridge. A paper
read before the Cambridge Architectural Soc, 19 March, 1857.
[Ecclesiologist, October.)
On the Churches in the Island of Gottland. [Ecclesiologisty June,
August, 1858.)
Annals of All Saints' Church, Cambridge. A paper read before the
Cambridge Architectural Soc, 8 March, i860. [Ecclesiologisty
April, i860.)
Journal of a yacht voyage to the Faroe Islands and Iceland. [Facation
Tourists and Notes of Travel in i860.) Cambridge and London^ 186 1
On the proposed change of the hour of dinner in hall. (Trin. Coll.
28 Feb. 1862.) 1862
Remarks on the Report of the Museums and Lecture Rooms
Syndicate. — Further Remarks. (March, 1863.) 1863
Clark (J.W.) and Jackson (H.) Examination paper in Shakespeare.
Trin. Coll. (5 June, 1863.) Fo 1863
Clark (J.W.) and Jackson (H.) Examination paper in Shakespeare.
Trin. Coll. (8 June, 1865.) Fo 1865
Report to V ice-Chancellor on the removal of the collection of Com-
parative Anatomy. (19 Oct. 1865.) 40 1865
Remarks on the proposed Professorship of Zoology and Comparative
Anatomy. (4 Feb. 1866.) 40 1866
Remarks on Trinity College Chapel. (5 Dec. 1867.) 1867
Clark (J.W.) and Newton (A.) On the condition of the Museum
of Zoology. (15 Feb. 1869.) 40 1869
The Lyons Mail. A drama in four acts freely adapted [by
J. W. Clark] from Le Courrier de Lyon^ for performance at the
A.D.C., Cambridge. London^ 1870
Revised and enlarged. 1895
List of Dissections. (Mus. Zool. and Comp. Anat.) 1871
Peer? or Peasant? A story of 1685. A drama in four acts [by
J. W, Clark] written for performance at the A.D.C., Cambridge,
May 29, 1871. 1871
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CLARK (J.W.)
On the skeleton of a Narwhal [Monodon Monoceros), with two fully
developed tusks. {Proc. Zool. Soc. Land. 17 Jan. 187 1.)
London (1871)
La Com^die Franfaise. {Academy^ 15 July, 187 1.)
How will it end ? A Drama altered from Le Cas de Conscience
of Octave Feuillet. 1872
Type-written copy.
Notes on the visceral anatomy of the Hippopotamus. {Proc. Zool.
Soc. Land. 20 Feb. 1872.) London (1872)
The Dramatic Season, French and English. {Academy^ 15 Aug.
1872.)
On changes at the New Museums. (21 Nov. 1872.) 4° 1872
On the eared Seals of the Auckland Islands. {Proc. Zool. Soc. Lond.
18 Nov. 1873.) London (1874)
On the skull of a Marten from Burwell Fen, Cambs. {Proc. Zool.
Soc. Lond. 2 Dec. 1873.) London (1874)
Clark (J.W.) and Bridge (T.W.) Illustrations of comparative
anatomy, vertebrate and invertebrate. 2nd ed. 1875
On the needs of the Museum of Zoology and Comparative Anatomy.
(9 Feb. 1875.) 4° 1875
The late Professor Willis. {Camb. Chron. 6 March, 1875.) 1875
On Seals. Report of lectures at the Zoological Gardens. {Morning
Posty 22, 29 April, 1875.)
On Seals. Report of lectures at Zoological Gardens. {Nature^
29 April, 6 May, 1875.)
Sea Elephants from Kerguelen's Land at Berlin. {Nature^ 2 Sept.
1875.)
Sea-Lions. {Contemporary Review, Dec. 1875.)
On the eared Seals of the Islands of St Paul and Amsterdam, etc.
{Proc. Zool. Soc. Lond. 6 Dec. 1875.) London (1876)
Notes on a Dolphin taken off the coast of Norfolk. {Proc. Zool. Soc.
Lond. 20 June, 1876.) London (1876)
Compulsory attendance at Professors' Lectures. (2 May, 1877.)
4° 1877
Clark (J.W.) and Newton (E.) On the osteology of the Solitaire.
{Phil. Tram. Roy. Soc, vol. 168.) 40 London, 1878
Notes on three stuffed specimens of the Sea-Lion of the Pribilov
Islands. {Otaria ursina.) {Proc. Zool. Soc. Lond. 19 March, 1878.)
London (1878)
On proposed changes in the Statutes. {Times, 4 April, 1878.)
Les Fourchambault, by Emile Augier, at the Th^dtre Fran^ais.
{Academy, 27 April, 1878.)
Parisian Theatres. {Academy, 4 May, 1878.)
Review of W. H. Pollock's Modern French Theatre. {Academy,
17 August, 1878.)
Le Chandelier, by Alfred de Musset, at the Th64tre Fran9ais.
{Academy, 12 Oct. 1878.)
French Theatres during the Exhibition. {Academy, 19 Oct. 1878.)
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CLARK (J.W.)
Le Mari d'Ida, by MM. Delacour and Mancel, at the Thd^tre
du Vaudeville, Paris. {Academy^ Oct. 1878.)
University Livings, (i Dec. 1878.) 4° 1878
A Description of the Medrdsen in Algeria. {C.J.S. 8 Nov. 1875.)
Review^ of A. B. Cochrane's The ThMtre Franfais in the reign of
Louis XF. {Academy^ 29 March, 1879.)
Ruy Bias at the Theatre Franfais. {Academy^ 19 April, 1879.)
The French Stage. {Saturday Review^ 15 May, 1880.)
Recent Restoration in Italy. {Saturday Review^ 21 Aug. 1880.)
Cambridge. Brief historical and descriptive notes. Y° London y i?)^i
Large paper copy. F^ London^ 1881
Another ed. London, 1890
Another ed. London, 1893
New ed., vv^ith forty-six illustrations. London, 1908
History of the Peal of Bells belonging to King's College, Cambridge.
(C.y^. 5. 3 March, 1879.) 1881
On the old Provost's Lodge of King's College, with special reference
to the furniture. {C.A.S. 17 March, 1879.) 1881
History of the Church of S. John Baptist, Cambridge; commonly
called S. John Zachary. {C.A.S. 1 Dec. 1879.) 1881
London to Paris in a Snowstorm. {Pall Mall Gazette, 21 Jan. 1881.)
Prehistoric Peru. (Review.) {Saturday Review, 22 Jan. 1881.)
M. Sardou on Divorce. {Saturday Review, 29 Jan. 1881.)
La Princesse de Bagdad at the Comedie Fran^aise. {Saturday
Review f 12 Feb. 1 88 1.)
Review of J. E. Harting's British Animals extinct within historic times.
{Saturday Review, 26 Feb. 1 88 1.)
A Modern Greek Novel. (Review of Loukis Laras.) {Saturday
Review, 26 March, 188 1.)
The Com6die Fran9aise. {Saturday Review, 16 April, 1881.)
Seals. {Saturday Review, 23 April, 1881.)
What is a Cat ? (Review of St George Mivart's The Cat.) {Saturday
Review, 23 April, 188 1.)
Parisian Theatres. {Saturday Review, 7 May, 188 1.)
Die Meininger. {Saturday Review, 21 May, 1881.)
William Whewell. {Saturday Review, 28 May, 1881.)
The Great Gateway of Trinity College, Cambridge. (For an etching
by R. Farren in The Etcher, Sept. 1881.)
Excavations at Carnac. (Review of J. Miln's book of that name.)
{Saturday Review, 24 Sept. 1 881.)
Our old Trees. {Camb. Review, 26 Oct. 1881.)
F. M. Balfour's Embryology. (Review.) {Saturday Review, 12 Nov.
1881.)
Austin's Savonarola. (Review.) {Saturday Review, 17 Dec. 1 88 1.)
Feodora, by Sardou. {Pall Mall Gaxette, 27 Dec. 1 88 1.)
Sir Charles Lyell. (Review of his Life and Letters.) {Saturday
Review, 4 Feb. 1882.)
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CLARK (J.W.)
Romeo and Juliet at the Lyceum. {Pall Mall Gazette^ 23 March,
1882.)
Half a century of Cambridge life. (On W. Whewell.) {Ch. Qu.
Review^ April, 1882.)
The Com^die Franfaise. [Saturday Review^ 15 April, 1882.)
A French Othello. [Saturday RevieWy 29 April, 1882.)
Review of E. W. White's Cameos from the Silver Land. [Saturday
RevieWy 13 May, 1882.)
Ants, Bees, and Wasps. (Review of Sir John Lubbock.) [Saturday
RevieWy 22 July, 1 882.)
Prof. Balfour. (Obituary.) [Academy^ 29 July, 1882.)
Professor Francis Maitland Balfour. (Obituary.) [Saturday Review,
29 July, 1882.)
The Ajax at Cambridge. [Saturday Review, 9 Dec. 1882.)
Bishop Thirlwall. [Ch. Qu, Review, April, 1883.)
The Com^die Fran^aise. [Saturday Review, 22 July, 1883.)
Edward Henry Palmer. [Ch. Qu. Review, Oct. 1883.)
Catalogue of the First (-Second) Exhibition of University and College
Portraits held in the Fitzwilliam Museum May 1884, May 1885.
1884-5
Note on the tomb (in Westminster Abbey) of Margaret Beaufort,
Countess of Richmond and Derby. [C. A. S. 7 May, 1883.)
1884
Tempora mutantur. [On the reception of Q. Elizabeth in 1564.]
[Camb. Review, 12 March, 1884.)
On a Sea-Lion from the East Coast of Australia [Otaria Cinerea,
P6ron). [Proc. Zool. Soc. Land. 18 March, 1884.) London (1884)
On the removal of Baratta's statue of Glory from the Law School
to the Fitzwilliam Museum. [Camb. Univ. Reporter, 27 Jan.
1885.)
Clark Q.W.) and Redfarn (W.B.) Ancient Wood and Iron Work
in Cambridge. Fo 1886
Address delivered 18 May, 1885, on retiring from the office of
President of the Camb. Ant. Soc. [C. A. S.) 1887
On the sites proposed for the Sedgwick Memorial Museum. (9 May,
1887.) Fo 1887
Coutts Trotter. In Memoriam. By Michael Foster, J. W. Clark,
and Sedley Taylor. 1888
On the acquisition by the University of the Perse School estate.
(i May, 1888.) 4° 1888
The Great Flood. [Ch. Qu. Review, Oct. 1888.)
On the skeleton of Rhytina gigas lately acquired for the Museum of
Zoology and Comparative Anatomy. [Proc. Camb. Phil. Soc.
25 Feb. 1889.) 1889
Remarks when President of the Philosophical Soc. [Camb. Univ.
Reporter, 5 Nov. 1889.)
Clark (J.W.) and Hughes (T.McK.) The Life and Letters of Adam
Sedgwick. 2 vols, 1890
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CLARK (J. W.)
Notes on a fire-place lately discovered in the Master's Lodge, Christ's
College. (C.y^. 5. 5 March, 1888.) 1891
The foundation and early years of the Cambridge Philosophical
Society. Address delivered on resigning office of President,
27 Oct. 1890. {Proc. Camb. Phil. Soc.) 1891
The Book of Observances of the English House of Austin Canons.
(24 March, 1891.) 4° 1891
Lord Houghton. {Ch. Qu. Review, Ju^X) 1891.)
On a bird's-eye view of Clare Hall. {C. J.S. ig Nov. 1890.) 1892
On the Canopy carried over Queen Elizabeth when she visited
Cambridge, 1564. {C.A.S. 19 Nov. 1890.) 1892
An attempt to trace the architectural history and plan of Barnwell
Priory. (C. ^. 5. 18 Feb. 189 1.) 1892
On the proposed building in Senate House Yard. (11 May, 1892.)
40 1892
The Hall of Pembroke College, Cambridge. {Athenaeum, 19 Aug.
1892.)
To the Electors of the Disney Professorship of Archaeology. [In
favour of Mr W. H. St John Hope.] (6 Nov. 1892.) po 1892
The proposed Sedgwick Memorial Museum. (21 Nov. 1892.) 4° 1892
On libraries at Cesena, Wells, Guildford, and Clare College, Cam-
bridge. [C.A.S. 26 Oct., II Nov. 1891.) 1893
Guildford Grammar School Library. {Surrey Times, 30 Dec. 1893.)
Libraries in the Medieval and Renaissance periods. (Rede Lecture.)
1894
On libraries at Christ Church, Canterbury; Citeaux, Clairvaux;
Zutphen, Enkhuizen. {C.J.S. 7 May, 1894.) 1895
Sir Richard Owen. {Ch. Qu. Review, July, 1895.)
Stranger than Fiction. [On the plot of The Lyons Mai/.'j {Camb.
Review, 14 Nov. 1895.)
On libraries at Lincoln Cathedral ; Westminster Abbey ; St Paul's
Cathedral, London. {C.A.S. 18 Feb. 1895.) 1896
Considerations on the acquisition of the Mortlock and Downing sites.
(9 July, 1896.) 40 1896
The Trinity Building Scheme. {Granta, 28 Nov. 1896.)
The site of the Sedgwick Memorial Museum. (7 Dec. 1896.)
40 1896
Clark (J.W.) and Atkinson (T.D.) Cambridge described and
illustrated. London, 1897
Press notices, etc. on the book.
On degrees for Women. (17 May, 1897.) 4° 1897
A Concise Guide to the Town and University of Cambridge. 1898
2nd ed. 1902
India paper copy. 1902
British Assoc, issue, including Ely. 1904
3rd ed. 1906
Suppl. issued for Church Congress. 1910
Press notices, etc. on the Guide.
CLARK 57
CLARK (J.W.)
The Greek Play, Cambridge. (W. G. Elliot's Amateur Clubs and
Actors.) {London^ 1898)
The Queens' College of St Margaret and St Bernard. (1448-1898.)
40 1898
Cambridge and its Colleges. [Review of A. H. Thompson's book of
that name.] [Camh. Review^ 20 Oct. 1898.)
On the disturbances at Lord Kitchener's visit. {Camb. Review^
I Dec. 1898.)
Speech on the organization of the Library. {Camb. Univ. Reporter^
13 Dec. 1898.)
Museums of Science. History of the site and buildings. 18 March,
1899. (Statement of the needs of the University. Pt 11.) 1899
Old Friends at Cambridge and elsewhere. London^ 1900
Press notices, letters, etc. on the book.
The Care of Books. (Sandars Lectures. Privately pr.) 1900
M. Bouvier on Daudet and Maeterlinck. [Camb. Review, 31 May,
1900.)
A Medieval Monastery : its plan and its inmates. {Guardian,
8, 15 August, 1900.)
Speeches on the scheme for roofing in the East Court of the University
Library. {Camb. Univ. Reporter, 5 June, 1900 ; 4 Dec. 1900;
31 May, 1901 ; 5 Nov. 1901.)
The Care of Books. 1901
2nd ed. 1902
Cheaper re-issue. 1909
Press notices and criticisms on the book.
Historical Sketch of the Cambridge University Press. (Prefixed to
Specimens of types and ornaments in use at the University Press.)
(1901)
On the Vatican Library of Sixtus IV. (C A. S. 6 March, 1899.)
1901
Le Roi est mort ! Vive le Roi ! [On the celebration of the
accession of a Sovereign at Cambridge.] {Camb. Review, 7 Feb.
1901.)
Cambridge University Library. [Roofing in the East Court.] {Times,
8 March, 1901.)
Remarks on the scheme for roofing in the Eastern Quadrangle of the
Library. (28 Oct. 1901.) 4° 1901
The University Library of the Future. Time : a.d. 2000. {Camb.
Review, 14 Nov. 1901.)
The Needs of the Library. An open letter to T. F. C. Huddleston.
(15 Nov. 1901.) 40 1901
The Needs of the Library. (18, 19 Nov. 1901.) 4° 1901
The Needs of the Library. A second open letter to T. F. C.
Huddleston. (20 Nov. 1901.) 4° 1901
The literary department at Somerset House. {Athenaeum, 6 June,
19030,
On the Studies Syndicate. (23 Nov. 1903.) 4° 1903
58 CLARK
CLARK (J.W.)
Concise Guide to Ely Cathedral. 1904
Le Roi s'amuse. A drama by Victor Hugo. Act v [translated].
40 1904
On the work done to the Library of Exeter Cathedral in 141 2 and
1413. — On two pieces of furniture in Exeter Cathedral, formerly
used for the protection of books. (C A.S. 3 Nov. 1902.) 1904
On two wheel-desks. — A description of the East Room of the
University Library, by W. Cole. {C. A. S. 11 May, 1903.)
1904
Royal Visits to Cambridge. [Camb. Review^ 18 Feb. 1904.)
The proposed sale of land. (3, 4 March, 1904.) 4° 1904
The Senate House. [Camb. Review^ 9 March, 1904.)
Speech in favour of a new Entrance to the Library. [Camb. Univ.
Reporter, 12 March, 1904.)
On the list of Benefactors in the Commemoration Service. [Camb.
Univ. Reporter, 14 May, 1904.)
The origin and growth of the University of Cambridge. Lecture
before British Association. [Camb. Daily News, 19 Aug; 1904.)
On the charitable foundations called Chests. [C.A.S. 25 Jan. 1904.)
'905
On some English verses written in a fifteenth century service-book.
[C.A.S. 25 Jan. 1904.) 1905
Camb. Univ. Assoc. Appeal for the Library. Speech. (24 Jan.
1905.) 4° 1905
The University Library, Cambridge. [University Extension, No. 2,
Feb. 1905.)
The origin and development of the Collegiate plan at Oxford and
Cambridge. [Builder, 18 March, 1905.)
Speech from the stage on Undergraduate manners in the Theatre.
[Camb. Daily News, 2 May, 1905.)
Trinity College, Cambridge. [Country Life, 4 Nov. 1905.)
Clark (J.W.) and others. The University Library, Cambridge. An
Appeal. 5 editions. 4° 1 905-8
The Riot at the Great Gate of Trinity College, February, 1610-11.
[C. A. S. 80 publ. 43.) 1906
Clark (J.W.) and Bartholomew (A.T.) Hand-list of the works of
Richard Bentley. 1906
On Pensions. (8 March, 1906.) 4° 1906
The Library, Merton College, Oxford. [Country Life,^A\xg. 1906.)
All Souls College, Oxford. [Country Life, 25 Aug. 1 906.)
Radcliffe Library, Oxford. [Country Life, 13 Oct. 1906.)
Queen's College, Oxford. [Country Life, 8 Dec. 1 906.)
Note on the Library of the Benedictine Monastery of La Chaise
Dieu in Auvergne. [C.A.S. 7 May, 1906.) 1907
Peterhouse Library, Cambridge. [Country Life, 7 Feb. 1907.)
St Paul's Cathedral Library. [Country Life, 23 March, 1907.)
On the plays chosen for presentation at the New Theatre. [Camb.
Review, 27 April, 1907.)
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CLARK (J.W.)
The public recitation of Prize Exercises. {Camb. Review^ 23 May,
1907.)
Alfred Newton. {Camb. Review^ 13 June, 1907.)
In Memoriam. Reginald Balfour. {Camb. Review^ 24 Oct. 1907.)
Clark (J.W.) and Bartholomew (A.T.) Richard Bentley, D.D. A
bibliography. 40 1908
On two book covers, with chains, found in the tower of St Benedict's
Church, Cambridge. {C.A.S. 24 Feb. 1908.) 1908
Clark (J.W.) and Fletcher (H.) Oxford and Cambridge delineated.
40 London^ 1909
Memories and Customs, 1 820-1 860. (Extr. from Camb. Review.)
1909
Buckingham College. {Camb. Review^ 4 Feb. 1909.)
Trinity Hall Library, Cambridge. {Country Life^ 16 Oct. 1909.)
Captain Coe's Collection. {Camb. Chronicle^ J"ly> 1910.)
See Amateur Dramatic Club 1864, 1882, 1908; 1868, 1895;
Barnwell, 1897, 1907; Elizabeth {Queen\ 1892; Endowments,
1904; Farren (R.), 1881; Grace Book F, 1908; Josselin (J.),
1 880; Maine {Sir H. S.), 1894; Matriculations, 1902; Ordi-
nances, 1892, 1896, 1 90 1, 1904, 1908; Statutes, 1896, 1904;
Willis (R.), 1886.
CLARK (W.) Outlines of a course of lectures. n.d.
Catalogue of the Anatomical Museum in the University of Cambridge.
(2 copies.) 1820
Analysis of a course of lectures on the anatomy and physiology of the
human body. 1822
Report on animal physiology. 1834
Reviews. {Brit, and Foreign Med. Rev.^ Jan. 1 840.)
Catalogue of the osteological portion of specimens contained in the
Anatomical Museum of the University of Cambridge. 1862
A Cambridge Professor of the last generation [W. Clark, M.D.]. By
C. K. Watson. {Macmillan's Mag., Jan. 1870.)
CLARK (W.G.) A score of lyrics. .1849
Gazpacho: or summer months in Spain. London^ 1850
Cambridge life according to C. A. Bristed. {Eraser's Magazine^
Jan. 1854.)
Peloponnesus. London^ 1858
Four sermons preached in the Chapel of Trinity College. i860
Naples and Garibaldi. {Vacation Tourists and Notes of Travel.) i86i
Knowledge and Charity. A sermon preached before the University
of Cambridge, Oct. 27, 1861. 1861
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ELECTRIC Lighting and its advantages. Issued by the Cambridge
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ELY ESQUIRE 85
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The Mayfly. Directed by present Etonians. 1-3. May 16-
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Eton Songs. By A. C. Ainger. Music by Jos. Barnby. Illustrated
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88 ETON EVANS
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FAMILY of Smith, or Milk and Eggs. Comic Opera, in 2 Acts, by
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FAREWELL Ode on a distant prospect of Cambridge. By the author
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FENNER'S Cricket Ground. Proposed purchase, 23 May, 1892.
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Another ed. F° London^ 1766
The pernicious consequences of replacing Denver-Dam and Sluices, etc.
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Report concerning the draining of the North Level of the Fens.
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The history of imbanking and draining of divers Fens and Marshes.
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Observations on an address to the public, Apr. 20, 1775, superscribed
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Observations on the means of better draining the Middle and South
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Remarks on the Report of Mr John Golborne...on a view taken in
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Historical account of the Bedford Level. By W. Elstobb. Lynriy 1793
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The joint report of Messrs Walker and Mylne, the engineers ap-
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The history of Wisbech, with an historical sketch of the Fens.
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sermon at Gt St Mary's, etc. 14 Feb. 1820. F^ 1820
Words of funeral anthem in Gt St Mary's Church, 16 Feb. 1 820.
Funeral sermon, by W. Mandell. 1 820
GEORGE IV., King of England. Vice-Chancellor's notice of sermon,
etc. on day of his funeral, 13 July, 1830. F^ 1830
A sermon preached... 15 July 1830, the day of the funeral of King
George IV. By W. Chafy. 40 1830
GEORGE (W.) Oratio habita in funere Guil. George, Coll. Regal.
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GIBBONS (A.) Ely Episcopal records. Ed. by A. Gibbons.
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GIBBONS (T.) An account of a most terrible fire that happened on
8 Sept. 1727, at Burwell. London^ 17^9
GIBSON (A.C.) Joe and the Geologist. Carlisle, 1866
GIBSON (J.) His manuscript, printed and illustrated by G. C. M.
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GIBSON (M.D.) Do you confess ? n.p. [1901]
GIBSON (W.) Conscience: a poetical essay. (Seatonian Prize Poem
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Jerusalem destroyed. (Seatonian Prize Poem for 178 1.) 4° 1 78 1
GILES'S (St) Parish. A narrative of the proceedings on the St Giles's
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GILL (A.) An answer to a late pamphlet, entitled, The Experiment
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GILLESPIE GLOUCESTER 105
GILLESPIE (C.G.K.) Testimonials : candidate for vicarage of
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GILLMOR(W.) The Pue system. Ha/ifax, iS^2
GILLY (W.S.) Academic Errors; or Recollections of Youth.
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GIRDLESTONE (W.H.) The Poll course considered from another
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GIRLS' Friendly Society. 5th, 6th, 15th, 17th Annual Report.
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Ely Diocesan G.F.S. Lodge. First — Seventh Annual Report.
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GIRTON College. Proposed new College for women. [Lit. Churchman).
[London) 1868
Some account of proposed new College for women. By Emily Davies.
London^ 1868
Prospectus, etc. 1870; February, 1872; July, 1872. n.p. 1870-2
Entrance Examination. n.p. 1872
Reports. August 1873; July 1875; for year ending 30 June, 1897;
1901. 1873-1901
Examinations for Certificates, 1873. 1^73
Life at Girton College. By a Girton Student. London^ 1882
The Electra of Sophocles literally translated for performance at
Girton, Nov. 22-24, with programme. 1883
Girton and Newnham Colleges. By E. A. Brayley Hodgetts.
{Strand Magazine^ Nov. iS()4..)
GISBORNE (T.) The substance of the speech of T. G., April 8,
1 81 2... at a meeting convened for the purpose of forming a
Staffordshire Auxiliary Bible Society. London, 1812
GISBURNE (J.) Bigotry and intolerance defeated; or an account of
the late persecution of Mr J. G., Unitarian Minister of Soham,
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GLAISHER Q.W.L.) Biographical notice of the late J. Challis.
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The Mathematical Tripos. Presidential address before Lond. Math.
Soc, Nov. II, 1886. London, 1886
Address delivered before the Royal Astronomical Society, Feb. 11,
1887. London, 1887
Life of J. C. Adams. (From h\s Collected Scientific Papers.) 4° 1897
GLAZEBROOK (R.T.) Application for Cavendish Professorship
of Experimental Physics. 1884
Application for Professorship of Mechanism and Applied Mechanics
in Univ. of Cambridge. 1890
GLEE and Madrigal Concerts. See Festival Choir.
GLEES. Collection of Glees and Rounds. ..composed by the Members
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GLOUCESTER (Mary, Duchess of) Reception of the Duchess of
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tainment, etc. 1 8 19
io6 GLOUCESTER GONVILLE
GLOUCESTER (William Frederick, Duke of) Poll at election of
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Selection of sacred music to be performed at Gt St Mary's Church,
June 28, 1811. 1811
Installation Ode,. June 29, 1811. 1811
Miscellaneous Concerts (1-4) June, July, 1811. (1811)
Words of music performed at visit of, ..the Chancellor, July 18 19.
Sermon on the death of the Duke of Gloucester. By T. Turton.
40«./). 1834
GLOVER (W.) The Memoirs of a Cambridge Chorister. 2 vols.
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GLUCK (C.W. von) Orpheus and Eurydice. As performed at the
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Announcements, programmes, cuttings, photographs, etc. 1890
GLYNN (R.) The Day of Judgment. 3rd ed. (Seatonian Prize
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Another ed. 1800
Narrative. ..concerning the late frenzy of the Rev. R. Watson.
40 London^ 1 78 1
GODDARD (P.S.) A sermon preached at the consecration of Clare
Hall Chapel, in Cambridge, July 5, 1769. 4° 1769
GODMAN (W.) Filius Heroum, the Son of Nobles, set forth in a
sermon preached at St Mary's in Cambridge, 24 May, 1660.
40 London^ 1660
GODMANCHESTER. The history of Godmanchester. By Robert
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GOETHE (J.W. von) Herman and Dorothea. Translated (by W.
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GOFFLOT (L.V.) Le Theatre au College. Paris, 1907
GOLBORNE (J.) See Elstobb (W.).
GOLDIE (J.H.D,) and Treherne (G.G.T.) Record of the University
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GOLDSCHMIDT (E.Ph.) Seventy-five books from a library formed
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GOMME (G.L.) See Gentleman's Magazine Library.
GONVILLE and Caius College. Excerpta e statutis Collegii de
Gonville et Caius. 1724
Annals. By Francis Blomefield. {Ives's Select Papers.) (Bow^es 1275.)
40 London, 1773
Thoughts suggested by the new^ Caius gov^^n. 1837
Ansv/er to Thoughts suggested by the new Caius gown, 1^37
Excerpta e statutis Collegii de Gonville et Caius. 1843
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Report respecting the Library. 1847
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J. Hamblin Smith. F^ 1848
A catalogue of the manuscripts in the Library of Gonville and Caius
College. By J. J. Smith. 1849
GONVILLE GOODWIN 107
GONVILLE and Caius College.
A list of the early printed books (and an index of English books
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List of books added to the Library in 1850. [1851 ?]
Pictorial illustrations of the Catalogue of manuscripts in Gonville and
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Statement of proceedings taken with reference to the election of
Master. ..in 1852. 1854.
Office for the Commemoration of Founders and Benefactors. 40 1856
Admissions to Gonville and Caius College... March 1558-9 to Jan.
1678-9. Ed. by J. Venn. London^ 1887
The Caian. No. i. Easter Term, 1891. 1891
Precamini Felicitatem. Grace Anthem. By C. Wood.
Londorty 1892
Carmen Caianum. By B. H. Drury and C. Wood. 4° 1894
Biographical History. By J. Venn. 3 vols. 1897-1901
Account of proceedings at 550th anniversary of foundation. 1898
Caius College, ^y John Venn. (College histories.) London^ 1901
Descriptive catalogue of the manuscripts. By M. R. James. 2 vols.
1907-8
GOOCH (W.) General view of the agriculture of the County of
Cambridge. 1 8 1 1
GOODALL (H.) The duties attending a proper discharge of the
ministry. A Sermon... 28 April, 1748. 40 1748
GOODHART (H.C.) Testimonials, May, 1891, when a candidate
for the Chair of Humanity at Edinburgh. 2 series. 1891
GOODLIFFE (W.) Testimonials when a candidate for the rectory of
Ovington. 1883
GOODMAN (N.) Address to Congregational Union. 1869
Clerical Fellowships. London^ 1875
GOODWIN (C.W.) Index to the Baker MSS. [By C. W. G. and
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GOODWIN (H.) Considerations respecting the Exercises in the
Schools... for the Degree of B.A. 1845
A defence of certain portions oi An elementary course of Mathematics.
1850
Plain thoughts concerning the meaning of Holy Baptism. A sermon.
1850
Reasonable service. A sermon preached Oct. 31, 1852, being the
day appointed for the Commemoration of Benefactors. 1852
Education for Working Men. An address delivered in the Town-
Hall, 29 Oct. 1855. 1855
Guide to the Parish Church. 12° 1855
The Glory of the Only Begotten of the Father. (Hulsean Lectures,
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Peacock Memorial. (Circular.) i860
Memoir of Robert Leslie Ellis. (From Mathematical and other
writings of R. L. Ellisy ed. by W. Walton.) 1863
io8 GOODWIN GRACE
GOODWIN (H.)
Review of his Memoir of R. L. Ellis. By J. P. N[orris]. 1864
Ely Cathedral. (Circular.) {Ely) 1863
Memoir of Bishop Mackenzie. 1864
Miss Green. A tragedy in one act (and that a rather foolish one).
1865
On restorations in the Cathedral at Ely. (Circular.) [Ely] 1866
Adam Sedgwick. {M acmillarC s Mag.^ April, 1880.)
Memoir of his life, by himself. 1880
Mrs Stair Douglas's Life of William Whewell. (Review.) {Mac-
millarCs Mag.^ Dec. 1881.)
Trifles for my grandchildren. 1885
The late Master of Trinity (W. H. Thompson). {Macmillan's Mag.,
March, 1887.)
Ely gossip. E/y^ 1892
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GORDON (J.) Address to the Members of the Senate... on the
attention due to worth of character from a Religious Society. 1764
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GORH AM (G.C.) Proceedings of the Public Meeting, 1 8 Nov. 1 8 1 3,
being the second anniversary of the Cambridge Auxiliary Bible
Society. Ed. by G. C. Gorham, 181 3
Memoirs of John Martyn and of Thomas Martyn, Professors of
Botany in the University of Cambridge. London^ 1830
GOUDY (A.P.) See Russian Lectureship.
GOUGH (R.) Anecdotes of British Topography. 4° London^ 1768
British Topography. 2 vols. 4° London^ 1780
The history of Crowland Abbey, digested [by B. Holdich] from
materials collected by Mr Gough, etc. Stamford^ 18 16
Catalogue of books bequeathed to the Bodleian in 1 799. 4° Oxford, 1 8 14
GOULD (L) The circular letter of the Eastern Association held at
Cambridge, May 13 and 14, 1777. (To the Protestant Dissenting
Churches usually denominated Baptists.) (^777)
GOULD (S. Baring) See Baring Gould (S.).
GOVERNMENT scheme of Education in Univ. of Camb.
London^ 1 8 50
GOWER (S.) A slight reminiscence of Cambridge. [Hood's Magazine^
Oct. 1846.)
GOWNSMAN. Vol.11. Nos. 2-17. 1829-30. (Bowes 176 1.) 1830
Another periodical. Vol. i. (21 Oct. 1909-15 June, 1910.)
(Ed. by R. B. Johnson.) F^ 1910
GRACE Book A... 1 454-1 488. Ed. by S. M. Leathes. (Luard
Memorial ser., i.) 1897
B.. .1488-1544. 2 vols. Ed. by M. Bateson. (Luard Me-
morial ser., II, III.) 1903-5
r.. .1501-1542. Ed. by W. G. Searle and J. W. Clark. 1908
— Proof of J. W. Clark's part of Introduction. 1908
GRACE Papers, from 1841.
GRADUATI GRAY 109
GRADUATI Cantabrigienses. 1659- 1823. (Ed. W. Hustler.)
1823
1 760-1 856. (Ed. J. Romilly.) 1856
1 800-1 872. (Ed. H. R. Luard.) 1873
1 800-1 884. (Ed. H. R. Luard.) 1884
See also Matriculations and Degrees, 1902.
GRADUS ad Cantabrigiam. London^ 1803
GRADUS ad Cantabrigiam. By a Brace of Cantabs. London^ 1824
GRAFTON (Augustus Henry Fitzroy, Duke of) Installation Ode.
By Tho. Gray. The music by Dr Randal. 1769
GRAHAM (J.) A sermon preached at Gt St Mary's Church Jan. 21,
1827, being the day after the funeral of the Duke of York. 1827
Sermon preached at Gt St Mary's Church, 5 Nov. 1831. 1831
Discourse delivered at Gt St Mary's Church, 13 Jan. 1837. 1837
Sermon preached in Gt St Mary's Church, 16 March, 1841, being
the day on which the foundation stone was laid of the Victoria
Benefit Societies' Asylum. 1841
A sermon preached at the re-opening of the Church of the Holy
Sepulchre, Cambridge, Aug. 10, 1845. 1845
GRANT (A.R.) A sermon preached in Trinity College Chapel at
the annual Commemoration of Benefactors, Dec. 14, 1850. 1851
The Next Step. [On University studies.] 1849
GRANT (C.) A poem on the restoration of learning in the East
which obtained Mr Buchanan's Prize. 40 1805
GRANT (R.) The Little Tin Gods-on-Wheels ; or. Society in our
modern Athens. 9th ed. Cambridge^ Mass., 1881
GRANTA ; or a page from the life of a Cantab. [Attributed to D. G.
Osborne, Magd.] 1836
Reply to Granta. By a Member of the University. 1838
Granta : a fragment, by a Freshman. Ed. by the Rev. J. Snodgrass.
2nded. London, 1841
Granta (Second Series), pointing out a few of the chief merits of that
delightful little work. 184 1
GRANTA (The) Vols. 1-13. 18 Jan. 1889-9 June, 1900.
40 I 889-1 900
500th number, 12 June, 1909. 40 1909
GRANTCHESTER. History of Gran tch ester, by S. P. Widnall.
Grantchester, 1 875
GRAY (A.) A College Chronicle, 1557-1643. {Chanticlere.) (1893)
The Chapter-House and some interior views thereof. {Chanticlere.)
(1893)
Jesus College. (College histories.) London, 1902
The dual origin of the town of Cambridge. {Camb. Chron.) 1907
GRAY (A.B.) A note upon early Cambridge binders of the sixteenth
century. 190 1
GRAY (G.J.) Bibliography of the works of Sir Isaac Newton. 1888
2nd ed. 40 1907
A bibliography of the writings of Christopher Smart, with biographical
references. 40 London, 1903
no GRAY GREEK
GRAY (G.J.)
The earlier Cambridge Stationers and Bookbinders, and the first
Cambridge Printer. (Bibliogr. Soc. monograph.) 4° Oxford, 1904
Gray (G.J.) and Bowes (R.) John Siberch. 40 1906
GRAY (J.H.) Queens' College. (College histories.) London, 1899
GRAY (T.) Ode... for Installation of the Duke of Grafton, i July,
1769. The music by Dr Randal. 40 1769
Poems. New ed. London, 1770
Ode Pindarica pro Cambriae vatibus Latino carmine reddita. (Signed
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Elegy written in a country churchyard. (Transl. into Latin by
H. A. J. Munro.) 40 1875
The Elegy reproduced in facsimile from the original MS. at Pembroke
College. Fo 1897
GREEK. On the Report (Parts 11. and vii.) of the Syndicate on the
Previous and General Examinations (for making Greek or Latin
optional). By H. Latham. 1872
On a proposed amendment of the scheme for Pass Examinations. By
H. Latham. 1873
Greek as an optional subject. By R. Potts. {Indep, Press, i Feb.
1873.) 1873
Report of the Syndicate appointed... to consider the memorial... on
the subject of passing an examination in Greek. [Reporter, April 9,
1880.)
Grecia victrix. A lay of modern Greece. By Arculus [E. W.
Bowling]. 1 89 1
List of Members of the Senate who voted, 3, 4 March, 1905.
(Greek question.) 1905
See also Breul (K.).
GREEK Plays performed at Cambridge.
Ajax. Text, and translation by R. C. Jebb. 1882
Scrap Book with photographs and reviews.
Birds. Text, and translation by B. H. Kennedy. 1883
Translation by J. H. Frere. 1883
*Scrap Book.
Electra, literally translated for performance at Girton, with programme.
1883
Eumenides. Text, and translation by A. W. Verrall. 1885
*Scrap Book.
Oedipus Tyrannus. Text, and translation by R. C. Jebb. 1887
Scrap Book.
Ion. Text, and translation by M. A. Bayfield. 1890
Scrap Book.
Iphigenia inTauris. Text, and translation by A. W. Verrall. 1894
*Scrap Book.
Wasps. Text, and translation by B. B. Rogers. 1897
*Scrap Book.
Agamemnon. Text, and translation by A. Swanwick. 1900
' Granta ' Souvenir. 1900
GREEK GRIFFITHS iii
GREEK Plays performed at Cambridge.
Agamemnon. *Scrap Book.
Birds. Text, and Translation by B. H. Kennedy. 1903
Music by C. H. H. Parry, with English version of the songs by
A. W. Verrall. 1903
♦Scrap Book.
Eumenides. Text, and translation by A. W. Verrall. 1906
•Scrap Book.
Wasps. Text, and translation by B. B. Rogers. 1909
Scrap Book.
The Scrap Books marked with an asterisk are the property of the Greek
Play Committee. By their permission these books are for the present deposited
in the University Library with Mr Clark's Cambridge Collection.
See also Clark (J. W.), 1882, 1898 ; Farren (R.) ; Jebb [Sir R. C),
1884 ; Pastor of Dulichium ; Speed (L.).
For Greek Plays performed at Oxford and Radley see Aristophanes ;
Carr (P.).
GREEK Types : being a proposal for altering the character in which
Greek is usually written and printed. 1838
GREEN (A.H.) Letter of application and testimonials for the Wood-
wardian Professorship. 1873
GREEN (J.) Commencement Sermon... 2 July, 1749. 4° 1749
The Academic. (Attr. to J. Green.) (Bowes 1 193.) Londoriy ij^o
Considerations on the... late Regulations. (Attr. to J. Green.) (Bowes
1 198.) London, 1 75 1
The principles and practices of the Methodists farther considered.
(Signed: Academicus, and attr. to J. Green.) 1761
GREEN (W.) The Song of Deborah reduced to metre. 40 1753
GREEN (W.C.) Women's Degrees: a Report in Greek and English.
1897
Memories of Eton and King's. Etoiiy 1905
GREENE (E.B.) See Gray (T.)
GREENWOOD (W.) A poem written during a shooting excursion
on the moors. 40 Bath, 1787
GRENVILLE [Lor^ Oxford and Locke. 2nd ed. London, 1829
GRESWELL (R.) On education in the principles of art. Oxford, 1 844
GRETTON (F.E.) Memory's harkback through half a century,
1808 to 1858. London, 1889
GRETTON (P.) Two Discourses. 1732
GREY (Z.) Vindication of the University of Cambridge.
London, 1722
Fragmentum est pars rei fractae. London, 1751
See Masters (R.) Memoirs of...T. Baker, 1784.
GRIFFIN (Gregory) See Microcosm.
GRIFFITHS (E.H.) Lyra Fumosa. (1900)
GRIFFITHS (John) Enactments in Parliament specially concerning
the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Oxford, 1869
1 1 2 GRIFFITHS GUEST
GRIFFITHS (Jos.) Testimonials : candidate for post of assistant
surgeon at Addenbrooke*s Hospital. (1S91)
I Oct. 1894. 1894
GRILDRIG (Solomon) See Miniature.
GRIMSHAW (W.) Trial of W. Grimshaw and R. Kidman... and
H. Cohen. 1801
GRINFIELD (T.) Epistles and miscellaneous poems.
12° Lenden^ 1815
GRONOVIUS, pseud. See Le Grice (C. V.).
GROSE (F.) Cambridgeshire. (From Jntiq. of Engl, and If^ales.)
40 Lmdan^ 1783
GROTE (J.) The Commemoration sermon preached in Trinity
Coll^:e Chapel, Cambridge, Dec. 15, 1848. 1849
A few remarks on a pamphlet by Mr Shilleto, enritled Thucjdida tr
Crete ? 1 85 1
Remarks on Mr Grote*s proposal " That in all cases where it is
provided by the Statutes, with reference to the elections of the
Master and Seniors..." (Trinity College.) 1857
A few words on Statute XVIII of the new body of Statutes (for
Trinity College). (1859)
Draft scheme of examinarion in Moral Sciences. i860
Remarks on the proposals made by the Syndicate... appointed in
reference to the Moral Sciences Tripos. i860
A few words on criticism : being an examinarion of the article in
the Saturday Rev., Ap. 20, 1861, upon Dr Whewell's Platonic
Dialogues for English readers. 1 86 1
Essays and Reviews. An examination of some portion of Dr
Lushington's judgment... in the case of the Bishop of Salisbury v.
Williams. 1862
A few words on the new Educational Code and the Report of the
Education Commissioners. 1862
Plato^s Theaetetus and Mr Grote's criticisms. By E. M. Cope. 1866
GROTIUS (H.) Synopsis compendiaria librorum Hugonis Grotii de
jure belli et pacis ; Samuelis Clarkii de Dei existentia et attributis ;
et Joannis Lockii de intellectu humano. 1751
GRYLLS (A.C.) Random Ramblings. 12° 1888
GUEST (E.) On the etymology of the word Stonehenge. {Proc.
Pbilolegical Soc.y vol. vi., no. 1 30.) {Lendany 1 854)
An essay on the four Roman Ways. {Arch. J»um.y vol. xiv.)
{London^ 1 85 7)
On the northern termination of Offa's Dyke. (Rcpr. from Arcbaeologia
Cambrensii^ 3rd ser. vol. iv.) [Lnukn^ 1858)
On the boundaries that separated the English and Welsh races during
the 75 years which followed the capture of Bath, aj>. 577. {Arch.
Joum.y XVI.) {London^ 1859)
On Welsh boimdaries. (Repr. from Arcbaeologia Camhrensis, 3rd ser.
vol. vn.) {London^ 1861)
The English conquest of the Severn Valley. (Repr. from Arch.
Joum.j XIX.) {London^ 1862)
GUEST GUIDE 113
GUEST (E.)
On the fall of Uriconium. (Repr. from Archaeologia Cambremit^
3rd ser. vol. 10.) {London^ 1864)
University Tests. 187 1
GUIDE. The Foreigner's Companion through the Universities of
Cambridge and Oxford. By Mr Salmon. 12° London^ 1748
Cantabrigia Depicta. 17^3
Another ed. 1776
A concise and accurate description of the University, Town, and
County of Cambridge. New ed. [^7^5]
A description of the University, Town, and County of Cambridge.
1796
Another ed., defective. (^799)
A guide through the University of Cambridge. New ed. (1804)
The New Cambridge Guide ; or, a description of the University,
Town, and County of Cambridge. 1 804
A guide through the University of Cambridge. New ed. (1807)
The New Cambridge Guide. 1809
A guide through the University of Cambridge. New ed. 181 1
The New Cambridge Guide. 2nd ed., defective. 181 2
A guide through the University of Cambridge. New ed. 1814
A guide through the University of Cambridge. New ed. 1820
The New Cambridge Guide. 5th ed. 1821
The Stranger's Companion and guide through the University and
Town of Cambridge. 2nd ed. 1825
The Cambridge Guide. New ed. (2 states.) (1830)
Ambulator: or, the Stranger's Guide through Cambridge. 1835
The Cambridge Guide. New ed. 1845
The tourist's souvenir of Cambridge. [Views.] London \\'^<^\ t\
A hand-book for visitors to Cambridge. By Norris Deck. 1861
Another ed. 1862
Cambridge : its University and Colleges. By G. M. Humphry.
London^ 1864
The New Cambridge Guide. 2nd ed. [By N. Deck.] 1868
The Railway Traveller's Walk through Cambridge. 5th ed. 1873
Guide to Cambridge. By G. M. Humphry. (1880)
Another ed. (1883)
Another ed. (1886)
The Railway Traveller's Walk through Cambridge. 7th ed.
lAb. 1886]
The illustrated guide to Cambridge and neighbourhood. By a
Resident Trinity M.A. (Jarrold's.) London [Ab. 1888]
The People's guide to Cambridge. (Spalding's.) [1888]
The Railway Traveller's Walk through Cambridge. 8th ed. = The
Cambridge Visitor's Guide. By W. White. [^893]
9th ed. [Jb. 1897]
Cambridge Guide and View book. 12° n.p. [1909]
See also Clark (J. W.) Concise Guide, 1 898, etc. ; Harraden (R.) ;
Harraden (R. B.).
CL. c. 3
114 GUNNING GWYER
GUNNING (H.) Reminiscences of Cambridge. 2 vols. Z-on^ow, 1854
Reminiscences of Cambridge. 2nd ed. 2 vols. London^ iS^^
See Corporation, 1839; Wall (A.) Ceremonies, 1828.
GWATKIN (H.M.) and Watson (F.) The Theological Tripos
scheme in its relation to scholarship. 187 1
GWYER (M.L.) The Westminster Play. (From W. G. Elliot's
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115
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HADDENHAM. See Acts and Bills, 1727.
HADDON (A.C.) The Aran Islands, Co. Galway. {Irish Naturalist.)
Dublin^ 1893
HADLEY (J.) Plan of a course of Chemical lectures. 1758
HAGGITT (J.) Architectural notices in reference to the Cathedral
Church of Ely. [Ah. 1800]
Two letters to a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries... containing a
refutation of Dr Milner's objections to Mr Whittington's survey
of the ecclesiastical edifices of France. 18 13
HAILSTONE (E.) History of Swaffliam Bulbeck. [Proofs of a work
never completed.] [C.J.S.) 1884
HALF Blue. May Term, 1896. 1896
HALL (F.R.) A letter to the Heads of Houses, and the Senior Fellows
in the University of Cambridge, on the defective state of theological
instruction in the University. ^833
HALL (H.) Heaven ravished. 40 London^ 1644
HALL (H.T.) Ye latest edition of ye Rye House Plot. 1867
Cambridge Dramatic Album. 1868
HALL (R.) Modern infidelity considered... in a sermon preached at
the Baptist Meeting, Cambridge. 7th ed. London^ 181 1
A sermon occasioned by the death of H.R.H. the Princess Charlotte
of Wales. I2th ed. Leicester^ 1822
HALL AM (A.H.) Essay on the philosophical writings of Cicero. 1 832
Remains in verse and prose. London^ 1863
Personal Recollections, by W. E. Gladstone. {Daily Telegraphy 5 Jan. 1898.)
5ee also Shelley (P. B.).
HALLAM (H.F.) Memoir. By H. S. M[aine] and F. L[ushington.]
(Privately pr.) London [1851]
HALLIFAX (S.) St Paul's doctrine of justification by faith. Dis-
courses preached before University, 1760. 1760
2nd ed. 1762
Two sermons before the University. 4° 1768
Sermon... 28 June, 1770. 4° 1771
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Statement relative to the financial matters of King's College. By
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Performance of Mendelssohn's "St Paul," 14 March, 1884. 4° 1884
Festival Service, 20 June, 1887. Queen Victoria's Jubilee. 1887
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when will be performed Handel's Oratorio " Saul," in aid of
Addenbrooke's Hospital. 1888
Sermon on Founder's Day, by J. R. Harmer. 1888
Special service on the occasion of the re-opening of the Organ, Feb. 8,
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LAYARD LEHMANN 145
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LIGHT Blue. A Cambridge University Magazine. Vols. 1-4.
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Church of Great St Mary's. By H. R. Luard. i860
On the proposed alterations in Great St Mary's Church. By W.
Whewell. i860
A sermon preached before the University of Cambridge, Feb. 2, 1864,
at the re-opening of Great St Mary's Church. By J. A. Jeremie.
1864
Suggested alterations. By W. Cunningham. 1891
Accounts for repairs, 6 Jan. 1894. 1894
MARY'S (St) the Less. Annals of the Church of St Mary the Less.
By J. W. Clark. {Ecclesiologist, Oct. 1857.)
Form of service for opening new vestries, etc. 1892
Appeal for funds to pay off building debt, March, 1894. 1894
MASON (A.J.) See Lady Margaret Professorship, 1895.
MASON (G.E.) Steetley Chapel, 2 June, 1883. Worksop, 1883
Claudia. A tragedy. London, 1897
MASON (J.) John the Baptist. (Seatonian Prize Poem for 1868.) 1868
MASON (P.H.) Strictures upon an article (signed C. B. S[cott]) in
No. 4 of the Cambridge Journal of Classical and Sacred Philology.
Letters on various subjects. Letter i. On supposed cruelties of
2 Sam. XII. 31. 1887
MASON (W.) Ode performed in the Senate House, i July, 1749, at
Installation of the Duke of Newcastle. 4° 1749
Odes. 40 1756
Odes. 2nd ed. 40 1756
Memoirs of W. Whitehead. (Whitehead's Plays and Poems, 3.)
120 r<7r>^, 1788
MASSEY (J.) A catalogue of paintings, drawings, etc. bequeathed to
the University by Daniel Mesman in 1834. 1835
Another ed. 1846
MASTERS (R.) List of names [etc.] of all... members of Corpus
Christi College. With proposals for printing the history of the
College. (Dec. i, 1749 and March i, 1749-50.) 40 1750
The history of the College of Corpus Christi in the University of
Cambridge. 40 1753
Large Paper copy. 40 1753
MASTERS MAUDSLAY 163
MASTERS (R.)
Memoirs of the life of T. Baker, from the papers of Z. Grey. With
Catalogue of his MS. collections. 1784
Short account of...Waterbeach. n.p. 1795
History of the College of Corpus Christi, Cambridge. With con-
tinuation by John Lamb. 40 1831.
MATHEMATICAL Tripos. Report of the Syndicate suggesting
changes in the Mathematical Tripos, 4 June, 1827. Fo 1827
Report of Syndicate appointed to consider the possibility of corre-
spondence between Mathematical and Classical examinations,
25 Feb. 1843. Fo 1843
Fly-sheets etc. relating to the Mathematical Tripos, from 1846.
1846-
The Mathematical Tripos. By H. A. Morgan. 1871
Letters to the Mathematical Tripos Syndicate, Oct. 1877. By
W. W. R. Ball. 4° 1877
The Mathematical Tripos. By H. W. Watson. London^ 1877
The origin and history of the Mathematical Tripos. By W. W. R.
Ball. 1880
The Mathematical Tripos. By J. W. L. Glaisher. London^ 1886
Fly-sheets called forth by the Reports of the Special Board for
Mathematics, dated 7 Nov. 1899, 20 Jan. 1900. 4° 1899-1900
MATHEMATOGONIA. Maevfiaroyovia. The mythological birth
of the nymph Mathesis. [By T. S. Evans.] 1839
MATHEWS (CM.) and Mathews (W.C.) Everyman's Education.
A morality play. Birmingham^ 1903
MATHIAS (G.H.D.) English B.A.'s and Prussian Freshmen.
London^ 1868
MATHIAS (T.J.) Latin essay (Members' Prize). 4° 1775
Oratio habita in sacello Coll. Trin. Cant, festo S.S. Trinitatis
redeunte, 1779. 4° 1779
The Pursuits of Literature. 8th ed. London, 1798
14th ed. London, 1898
Remarks [by John Mainwaring] on the Pursuits of Literature
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MATHISON (M.) Letters. London, 1875
MATRICULATIONS. The Book of Matriculations and Degrees,
1851-1900. (Ed. by J. W. Clark and J. F. E. Faning.) 1902
MATTHEW & Son. Tariff at Caf^, 14, Trinity Street. (1905)
MATTHEW (H.J.) Shops or stores ? 1879
MATTHEW'S (St) Parish. Annual Report 1 896-1 903, 1906, 1908,
1909. 1 896-1909
MATTHEWS (J.B.) Testimonials. Candidate for the Rectory of
Ovington. 1883
MATTY (H.) Oratio... septimo Kal. Julias. 4° 1766
MAUDSLAY (A.G.) Explorations in Guatemala. [Proc. Roy. Geog.
Soc.) {London, 1883)
Explorations of the ruins and site of Copan, Central America. {Proc.
Roy. Geog. Soc.) {London, 1886)
II — 2
1 64 MAURICE MAYFLY
MAURICE (F.D.) Subscription no bondage. By Rusticus (F.D.M.).
Oxford^ 1835
Reasons for not joining a party in the Church. A letter to the
Ven. Sam. Wilberforce. London^ 1841
Three letters to the Rev. W. Palmer, Fellow of Magd. Coll. Oxford,
on the name "Protestant," etc. London^ 1842
2nd ed. London^ 1842
Letter on the attempt to defeat the nomination of Dr Hampden.
London^ 1847
Thoughts on the duty of a Protestant in the present Oxford Election.
London^ 1847
Queen's College, London. Letter to the Bp of London in reply
to article in Quarterly Review. London^ 1850
The word " Eternal " and the punishment of the Wicked. Letter
toDrJelf. 1853
King's College and Mr Maurice. No. i. The Facts. By a
Barrister of Lincoln's Inn [J. M. Ludlow]. London^ 1854
The faith of the Liturgy and the doctrine of the Thirty-nine
Articles. Two sermons. i860
Address of congratulation to the Rev. F. D. M. on his nomination
to St Peter's, Vere St, with his reply. i860
Casuistry, moral philosophy, and moral theology. A lecture.
1 2° London^ 1 866
The Light of Men. A sermon preached in Great St Andrew's
Church, Cambridge, Advent Sunday, 1868, in behalf of the
Industrial School. 1868
Christian Education. Two sermons preached on behalf of the Old
Schools, 20 Nov. 1870. 1870
The character of the writings of F. D. Maurice. By C. Perry, Bp of
Melbourne. n.p. 1859
In memoriam F. D. Maurice. By Charles Kingsley. {Macmillan^s Mag.,
May, 1872.)
The Victory that overcometh the World. A sermon preached at St Edward's
Church, Cambridge, on the Sunday after the death of the Rev. F. D.
Maurice. By H. R. Luard. 1872
See also Chretien (C. P.) ; Jelf (R. W.) ; Mansel (H. L.).
MAXWELL (G.M.) See True Blue.
MAXWELL (J.C.) Introductory lecture on Experimental Physics,
Oct. 25, 1 87 1. London^ 1871
Life. By L. Campbell and William Garnett. London, 1882
MAY BEE. Nos. 1-7. June 4-1 1, 1884. 40 1884
The May Bee and other Bees. Including gems from the May Bee,
Cambridge Meteor, and Friends in Pencil. May, 1906. 4° 1906
MAY Term and Maidens. By " Growler " [i.e. B. B. Watson, Trin.].
1901
MAYFLY. Directed by present Etonians. Nos. 1-3. May 16, 189 1-
June 24, 1 89 1. (Harcourt's Eton bibliography, p. 88.) Eton, 1891
MAYOR MEDICINE 165
MAYOR (J.B.) Remarks on the proposal to grant the Degree of
B.A. to persons who have obtained honours in the Moral Sciences
Tripos. i860
Considerations upon the Poll course. 1862
Further considerations upon the Poll course. 1863
Affiliation of local Colleges to the Universities of Oxford and Cam-
bridge. Londotiy 1874
The End of the Century. Sermon. London, ic)0l
MAYOR (J.E.B.) On placing a bust of the late Town-Clerk
(C. H. Cooper) in the Guildhall. Letter to Swann Hurrell, Mayor.
1866
Facts and documents relating to the persecutions endured by Old
Catholics. 1875
Scholarships and Fellowships. A letter to the University of Cam-
bridge Commissioners. 1878
Modicus cibi medicus sibi, or Nature her own physician. 1880
The Peace of God. A sermon. St John's, 22 Oct. 1882. 1882
Luther and good works. 1883
In Memoriam : Isaac Todhunter. [Camb. Review.) 1884
Mutato nomine. [On the teaching of the Classics.] 1891
Xireiperat aeo/xa -y^vyLKov, eyeiperaL a-oyfjua irvevfiaTtKov. [On
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Memoir of Charles Cardale Babington. {Eagle.) 1895
A Goodly Heritage. Commencement Sermon, 17 June, 1900.
(1900)
F. H. Reusch. 1901
Commemoration Sermon. St John's, 4 May, 1902. {Eagle.) 1902
An Infant School. 1905
The Church of Scotland. Sermon... 6 Dec. 1908. 1908
See Ascham (R.), 1863; Bonwicke (A.), 1870; Cambridge in the
xviith century, 1855-71 ; Cambridge under Queen Anne
[1 870-1]; Cooper (C.H.), 1874; Hare (J. C), 1873; John's (St)
College, 1859, 1869, 1882; Library, 1863-6; Williams (J.), 1866.
MEAT Scandals. See College Meat Scandals.
MEDE (J.) Diatribas. iii Part. Or, a continuation of certaine dis-
courses on sundry texts of Scripture. 40 London, 1650
TlapaXeLiroiJLeva. Remaines on some passages in the Revelation.
40 London, 1650
A paraphrase and exposition of the prophesie of St Peter. 3rd ed.
40 London, 1652
Opuscula Latina ad rem apocalypticam fere spectantia. 4° 1652 .
MEDICAL Society. Proceedings of the Cambridge Medical Society,
1880-81, 1884-1889. 1880-89
MEDICINE. Regulations for procedure in, 30 May, 1821. Graces.
1821
Fly-sheet signed " A Member of the Senate " against a Grace to
exclude from M.B. degree those who have practiced pro mercede
while in statu pupillari, 22 May, 1822. F" 1822
1 66 MEDICINE MICHAEL'S
MEDICINE.
Report of the Syndicate on additional regulations for the M.B. degree,
Oct. 8, 1827. 1827
Letter to the Members of the Senate on the subject of the subscriptions
required of Medical Graduates in the University. [By J. Haviland.]
[1833]
Fly-sheets, reports, etc. relating to Medical studies in the University
from 1866. 1866-
MELISSA. Sizar MacShandy. A legend of St Bede's College. 1885
MELVILL (H.) The Fall of Jericho. A sermon preached before the
University of Cambridge, Nov. 26, 1848. London^ 1848
MEMBERS' Prize. See Prolusiones.
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (F.) St Paul. (King's College
Chapel, March 14, 1884.) 40 1884
Elijah. (King's College Chapel, June ii, 1890.) 1890
Elijah. (King's College Chapel, June 17, 1896.) 1896
Elijah. (King's College Chapel, June 6, 1901.) 1901
MENDICITY. Resolutions carried at a meeting held at Magdalene
College, 8 May, 1819, to consider the establishment of a Society
for the suppression of Mendicity. F^ 1819
Special appeal on behalf of the Society, March, 1852. (1852)
See also Charity Organization Society.
MERCURIUS Rusticus : or, the Countries complaint of the barbarous
outrages begun in the year 1 642.., [By B. Ryves.] 4th ed. [With]
Querela Cantabrigiensis [by J. Barwick] [and] Mercurius Belgicus
[by B. Ryves]. London^ 1723
MERIVALE (C.) The Church of England... Four Sermons preached
before the University of Cambridge in November, 1838. 1839
A few words on University taxation. 1848
Open Fellowships. Letter to Philip Frere. 1858
Competition, Pagan and Christian. A sermon preached in St John's
College Chapel, 6 May, 1868. 1868
St Etheldreda Festival. Summary of proceedings at Ely, Oct. 1873.
Eiy^ 1873
Illustrated ed. Ely^ 1873
Obituary notice. By J. E. Sandys. {Eagle^ March, 1894.) ^^94
Autobiography and Letters. Ed. by Judith Anne Merivale. Oxford, 1898
MERTON (W. de) Sketch of the life of Walter de Merton. By
Edmund [Hobhouse], Bp of Nelson. Oxford^ 1859
MESMAN (D.) Catalogue of paintings, drawings, etc. bequeathed by
him to the University of Cambridge, in the year 1834. By John
Massey. 1835
Another ed. 1846
MICHAEL'S (St) Church. Description. {Gentleman's Mag., April-
May, 1 814.) (Bowes 1546.)
A solemn appeal to the Bishop of Ely on the disorder and profaneness
at St Michael's Church, Cambridge, on the occasion of the
Confirmation there, June 20, 1833. By W. Cecil. 1833
MICHELL MILL 167
MICHELL (J.) Treatise on magnets. 1750
MICKLEBOROUGH (J.) The great duty of labour and work.
Sermon preached. ..27 Jan. 1750-51. 1751
MICROCOSM. By Gregory Griffin [i.e. Geo. Canning, John Smith,
Rob. Smith, J. H. Frere] of Eton. 3rd ed. 2 vols. (Harcourt's
Eton bibliography^ 1 902, p. 18.) IVindsor^ 1793
MICROCOSMOGRAPHIA Academica, being a guide for the
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MIDDLE Class Examinations. Letter, signed M.A., respecting use
of arithmetic. {Camb. Chron.y 1857.)
Examination of Students not Members of the University. First
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ShiUeto (R.) ; Wratislaw (A. H.).
MIDDLETON (C.) Full and Impartial Account of all the late
proceedings against Dr Bentley. London^ 17^9
2nd ed. London^ 1719
Second Part of the Full and Impartial Account. London^ 1 7^9
Some Remarks upon a pamphlet [by A. A. Sykes] entitled, The Case
of Dr Bentley farther stated... London^ 17 19
True Account of the present state of Trinity College. London^ 1720
Remarks upon Bentley*s Proposals for a new edition of the New
Testament. 4° London^ 1721
2nd ed. 4° London^ 1721
Farther Remarks. 4° London^ 1721
Bibliothecae Cantabrigiensis ordinandae methodus. 4° 1723
Oratio de novo physiologiae explicandae munere, ex celebr. Wood-
wardi testamento instituto. 4° Londiniy 1732
A Dissertation concerning the origin of Printing in England.
4° 1735
A free inquiry into the Miraculous Powers... in the Christian Church.
Dublin^ 1749
Miscellaneous Works. 4 vols. ^° London^ i-] $2
Miscellaneous Tracts. ^° London^ 1752
MIDDLETON (J.H.) The engraved gems of classical times. With
a catalogue of the gems in the Fitzwilliam Museum. 1891
Illuminated manuscripts in classical and mediaeval times, their art
and their technique. 1892
MILES (C.P.) Early death not premature. A memoir of F. L.
Mackenzie. Edinburgh^ 1856
4th ed. Londoriy 1863
MILL (W.H.) Observations on the attempted application of pantheistic
principles to the theory of the Gospel. 1840
Praelectio theologica in scholis Cantabrigiensibus habita prid. Kal.
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Analysis of Pearson on the Creed. 1843
Five sermons on the temptation of Christ. 1844
Sermons preached in Lent 1845, and on several former occasions.
1845
1 68 MILL MILTON
MILL (W.H.).
Five sermons on the nature of Christianity. London, 1 848
Four sermons preached before the University of Cambridge on
5 Nov. and the three Sundays preceding Advent, in 1848. 1849
Human Policy and Divine Truth. Sermon before the University,
17 March, 1850. 1850
Sermon preached on the foundation of Mrs Ramsden, before the Uni-
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MILLER (E.) Some remarks upon The Present State of Trinity College
by R. Bentley. London, 17 10
An account of the University of Cambridge, and the Colleges there.
London, 17 17
MILLER (S.H.) and Skertchly (S.B.J.) The Fenland, past and
present. Wisbech, 1878
Review, by A. New^ton, from the Zoologist, Feb. 1879.
The handbook to the Fenland. London (1889)
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MILLER ( W.H.) In Memoriam : W. H. Miller. By T. G. Bonney.
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Memorial. By J. P. Cooke. [1881]
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MILLERS (G.) A guide to the Cathedral Church and Collegiate
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. 2nd ed. 1820
4th ed. Ely, 1833
5th ed. Ely, 1838
A description of the Cathedral Church of Ely. 3rd ed. London, 1834
MILLINGTON (W.) Memoir. By G. Williams. 1858
MILLS (E.J.) To the Electors of the Jacksonian Professor of Experi-
mental Philosophy in the University of Cambridge. Address.
London, 1875
MILLS (J.W.) Judas Maccabaeus. (Seatonian Prize Poem for 1877.)
London, 1877
MILNER (I.) A plan of a course of Chemical Lectures. 1784
Animadversions on Dr Haweis's... History of the Church of Christ...
being Preface to 2nd ed. of vol. i. of Jos. Milner's History of the
Church of Christ. 1800
Further animadversions on Dr Haweis's misquotations and mis-
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See also Ludlam (W. and T.).
MILNER (J.) View of Bentley's Dissertation upon...Phalaris.
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MILNES (A.) Syllabus of a course of lectures on the making and
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MILTON (J.) See King (E.).
MILTON Tercentenary. The portraits, prints, and writings of
John Milton. Published in connection with the exhibition at
MILTON MONK 169
MILTON Tercentenary.
Christ's College, Cambridge. By G. C. Williamson and Charles
Sayle. 4° 1908
2nd ed. 4° 1908
Special edition. 4° 1908
Invitation cards, notices, cuttings, etc. 40 1908
MINERALOGY (Professorship of) The King v. the Vice-Chancellor
of Cambridge. A Report of the above cause, in the Court of
King's Bench : with the proceedings in the University in opposition
to the right of nominating to the Professorship of Mineralogy
claimed by the Heads of Colleges. 1824
Grace to appoint Syndicate with reference to Sir John Richardson's
award in the matter of the Professorship of Mineralogy, 14 Nov.
1827. Fo(i827)
MINIATURE. A periodical paper. By Solomon Grildrig of the
College of Eton. (April 23, 1804-April i, 1805.) (Harcourt's
Eton bibliography, p. 22.) London, 1805
MINNS (E.H.) Early Printed books to the year 1500 in the Library of
Pembroke College. (Appended to Catalogue of MSS.) 1905
Application for directorship of Fitzwilliam Museum. 4° 1908
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MIRTH, a poem in answer to Warton's Pleasures of Melancholy. By
a Gentleman of Cambridge (W. M[ason]). 4° London, 1774
MISCELLANEOUS Pieces, original and collected, ^y a Clergyman
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MISS Green. A tragedy in one act (and that a rather foolish one).
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MISSIONS. Mission to North India. Second Report. 1880
Report of London meeting, 22 June, 1885. 1885
Mission to South London. By A. Amos and W. W. Hough. 1904
Cambridge in South London. London, 19 10
5^^ also Anderson-Morshead (A. E. M.) ; Cambridge House ;
Carlyon (H. C.) ; Lefroy (G. A.) ; Rowe Q. T.) ; Trinity Coll.
Mission ; Universities' Mission.
MOBERLY (G.) A few remarks on the proposed admission of
Dissenters into the University of Oxford. Oxford, 1834
MOBERLY (G.H.) Life of William of Wykeham.
Winchester and London, 1887
MOMUS. Nos. 1-3. March 3, 1866— March 15, 1869. [Ed. by
E. H. Palmer, Job., G. A. Critchett, Cai., G. W. D. S. Forrest, Joh.,
W. H. Pollock, Trin., and others.] 40 1866-69
MONK (J.H.) Letter to the Rev. S. Butler, M.A., with Mr Butler's
answer. 18 10
A sermon preached in the Chapel of Trinity College, Cambridge,
Dec. 16, 181 7, being the day appointed for the Commemoration
of Benefactors of that Society. (^817)
A vindication of the University of Cambridge from the reflections of
Sir J. E. Smith. London, 18 18
2nd ed. London, 1818
I/O MONK MOORE
MONK (J.H.).
Appendix to same. 1819
Memoir of E. V. Blomfield. (From Museum Criticum^ no. 7.)
(Two copies.) {London^ 1821)
Statement against the view that no Greek Professor can proceed D.D.
without vacating his professorship. 5 March, 1822. Fo 1822
The duty of attention to the original objects of academical institutions.
A sermon preached before the University of Cambridge, June 30,
1822. 40 1822
A letter to Philograntus [J. H. Monk], by Eubulus : being a sequel
to a pamphlet, entitled Thoughts on the present system of Academic
education in the University of Cambridge. London, 1822
A letter to John, Bishop of Bristol, respecting an additional examina-
tion of students in the University of Cambridge. By Philograntus
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Memoir of Dr James Duport. (From Museum Criticum, no. 8.)
{London, 1826)
The life of Richard Bentley. 4° London, 1830
2nd ed. 2 vols. London, 1833
A sermon preached before the University of Cambridge, July 5, 1835,
on occasion of the Installation of the Marquis Camden.
40 London, 1835
See also Smith {Sir J. E.).
MONK (W.) See Livingstone (D.).
MONMOUTH (James, Duke of) To... Prince James... on the happy
solemnity of His Grace's inauguration in the Chancellorship of
the University of Cambridge. F^ In the Savoy, 1674
MONTAGU (F.) Oratio in laudes Baconi. 1755
MONTALEMBERT (C. F., Comte de) A reprint of a letter addressed
to a member of the Cambridge Camden Society, by M. le Comte
de Montalembert. Accompanied with a few Remarks and Queries.
By an Enquirer. Cheltenham, 1845
De I'avenir politique de I'Angleterre. 3^ ^d. Paris, 18^6
MONTMORENCY (J.E.G. de) Paul before Nero. (Seatonian
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MOON (R.) An appeal to the Cambridge Philosophical Society in
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MOORE (N.) The President of the College of Physicians.
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Principles and practice of medicine. n.p. 1899
An address on Medical books. (Repr. from the Lancet.)
London, 1906
The history of the study of medicine in the British Isles.
Oxford, 1908
The Schola Salernitana. (Finlayson Memorial lecture.)
Glasgow, 1908
See also Catharine's (St) College, 1868-9.
MOORE (Walter) Cambridge. (Corporation Guides ser.)
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MOORE MOULD 171
MOORE (William) See Smith (T.).
MORAL Sciences Tripos. Report of Syndicate on Regulations,
9 April, 1851. Fo 1851
Fly-sheets, etc. from 1859 relating to the Moral and Natural Sciences
Tripos. 1859-
See also Chrke (C. B.); Drosier (W. H.); GroteQ.); Mayor (J. B.);
Roby (H. J.).
MORE (H.) Life [and] Letters by Richard Ward. London^ 17 10
MORGAN (A.C.O.) Aladdin. Jesus College Hall, 3 Jan. 1899.
12° 1899
MORGAN (C.) Six philosophical dissertations. 4° 1770
MORGAN (H.A.) The tenure of Fellowships considered, especially
with reference to College Tutors and Lecturers. 1871
The Mathematical Tripos. 1871
Morgan (H. A.) and Burn (R.) Letters on Reform. Fo 1876
The Church and Dissent in Wales. 1895
MORGAN (J.) History of St Andrew's the Great. 12° 1910
MORGAN (J.H.) and Barber (J.T.) Account of Aurora Borealis
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MORLAND {Sir S.) A brief account of the life, writings, and
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MORPHOLOGICAL Laboratory. Studies from the Morphological
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MORRELL (R.S.) Syllabus of course of lectures on the elementary
principles of Chemistry. 1891
MORRIS (J.) Letter of application for Woodwardian Professorship
of Geology, 3 Feb. 1873. 40 n.p. 1873
MORRIS (M.) A Visit to Eton. [Engl. Illustr. Mag., Nov. 1884.)
MORTLOCK (J.F.) A short history of J. F. M., detailing particulars
of his life. 1835
Experiences of a Convict. 5 pts. Zon^on, 1864-5
Imaginary dialogues in Cambridge. London, 1866
Startling disclosures I for the benefit of needy Chancery suitors.
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Three dialogues. London, 1S6S
Eighteen imaginary dialogues. Second Series. 1868
How I came to be a bankrupt. Respectfully dedicated to the
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MOSLEM in Cambridge. May i, 1890 [prophetic]. Nos. 1-3.
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40 1 870-1
MOTHERS' Union. Address by Lady Frederick Cavendish. 1887
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MOULD (J.G.) A sermon preached at the Commemoration of
Benefactors in the Chapel of Corpus Christi College, Dec. 14, 1847.
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A sermon preached at the Consecration of the Chapel of the College
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172 MOULE MUNRO
MOULE (H.C.G.) Christian Self-denial. (Seatonian Prize Poem
for 1869.) 1869
The Beloved Disciple. (Seatonian Prize Poem for 1870.) 1870
Tyre. (Seatonian Prize Poem for 1871.) 1871
The Gospel in Polynesia. (Seatonian Prize Poem for 1872.) 1872
The Brazen Serpent. (Seatonian Prize Poem for 1873.) ^^73
The Victory that overcometh the World. (Seatonian Prize Poem
for 1876.) 1876
Charles Simeon. London^ 1892
On the Holy Communion. A Sermon. 1898
Her children bless her. A sermon. 1901
" Wise Men and Scribes." A Commemoration sermon at Trinity.
1907
Our Great High Priest. A sermon. n.d.
See also Ridley (N.).
MOULTON (R.G.) Syllabus of a course of lectures delivered 1887,
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MOULTRIE (J.) Dream of Life. London, \%\l
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MOWAT (J.) See Handsworth.
MOWBRAY (M.) Autobiography of a Cantab. Nos. 1-5. 1842
MOXON (J.H.H.) Fen floods and the lower Ouse. 1878
The Birds of the Fens. 1882
MOZART (W.A.) A record of the Cambridge Centenary Com-
memoration. Ed. by Sedley Taylor. London, 1892
MOZLEY (H.N.) The stealthy advance of Vivisection. The John
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MUDDLEHEAD (Ignotus Ignoramus) See Pilgrimage.
MULLINGER (J.B.) Cambridge characteristics in the seventeenth
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PARRY {Sir C.H.H.) Eton. An Ode by A. C. Swinburne. Set to
music. 40 London (1891)
See also Greek Plays performed at Cambridge. Birds, 1903.
PASSAGES in the life of an Undergraduate. By Bee Bee.
London^ 1887
PASTOR of Dulichium. By "A Bird." [On J. T. Sheppard, King's,
and The Birds of 1903.] 1903
PASTORAL for the Times, after the manner of Virgil's Pollio. By
a Cambridge Undergraduate. Revised with notes by a Cambridge
Graduate. 1869
PATRICK (S.), Bp of Ely. Sermon preached at the funeral of John
Smith... 1 652... with a short account of his life. See Smith (J.).
Select Discourses. 4th ed. 1859.
Brief Account of the new sect of Latitude-Men. By S. P.
[? S. Patrick]. ^o London, 1662
PATTESON {Sir J.) Rating of the Colleges. Sir J. Patteson*s
award. F° 1855
Report of Syndicate to obtain Act of Parliament to confirm Sir J.
Patteson's award. 4° (1855)
Bill to confirm Sir J. Patteson's award. F° London, 1856
As amended in Committee. Fo London, 1856
Act to confirm Sir J. Patteson's award (5 June, 1856).
Fo London, 1857
See also Rating.
PATTISON (M.) Suggestions on Academical organisation with
especial reference to Oxford. Edinburgh, 1868
Memoirs. London, 1885
PATTISON (W.) Poetical Works. London, 1728
PAUL (C.K.) Stories of old Eton Days. {Nineteenth Century, October,
1892.)
PAULOPOSTPRANDIALS. [By O. Seaman, H. C. Monro, and
L. Speed.] 3rd ed. 4° 1883
PAUW (J.C.de) Philargyrii Cantabrigiensis emendationes in Me-
nandri...reliquias. Amstelodami, 171 1
1 86 PAVING PEARSON
PAVING and Drainage. Notes by G. F. Cobb, 17 May, 5 June.
1878
PAVING and Lighting. See King's College, 1831.
PAYN (F.W.) Trumpington's Wave. A 'Varsity poem. 1896
PAYN (J.) Poems. 1853
The Foster Brothers. London, 1859
Some literary recollections. London, 1SS4.
PEACE. A narrative of the celebration of peace at Cambridge...
July 12, 1814. 1814
PEACE in War. In Memoriam L[ouisa] R[yder]. [By G. W.
Blunt.] 1856
PEACOCK (G.) Observations on plans for Nev/ Library. By a
Member of the First Syndicate [G. P.]. 1831
Remarks on Replies to ObservationSy etc. By a Member of the First
Syndicate [G. P.]. 1831
Observations upon the Report made by a Syndicate appointed to
confer with the Architects who were desired to furnish the
University with designs for a New Library. 1835
Observations on the Statutes of the University of Cambridge. 1841
Oratio...i2 Nov. 1852. 4° 1859
Strictures on certain parts of Peacock's Algebra. By a Graduate. 1837
Mathematical and scientific works, being a portion of the Library of the
late G. P.... to be sold, Dec. 7, 1858. 1858
Funeral Sermon. By W. H. Thompson. 1858
Peacock Memorial. (Circular. Issued by H. Goodwrin.) i860
PEARCE (E.S.) A sermon... 1 4 March, 1824. London, i%2^
PEARCE (Z.) Epistolae duae. 40 London, 1721
A friendly letter to Dr Bentley. London, 1732
PEARSON (A.C.) Testimonials when a candidate for the Vicarage of
Ilketshall St Margaret. 1893
PEARSON (E.) A sermon preached before the University of Cam-
bridge, Nov. 5, 1793. (1793)
Letter to a Member of the Senate. ^799
Cautions to the hearers and readers of. ..Simeon's Sermon, entitled,
Evangelical and Pharisaical righteousness compared.
Broxbourn (18 10)
See also Simeon (C), 18 10.
PEARSON (G.) The danger of abrogating Religious tests. 1834
The Doctrine of Tradition... Sermon preached before the University
of Cambridge, ii March, 1838. 1838
PEARSON (J.B.) Letter to the Vice-Chancellor on Library Catalogue.
1863
On the observance of Sunday in England. 1867
Index to English books before 1700 in Emmanuel College Library.
1869
A biographical sketch of the Chaplains to the Levant Company,
maintained at Constantinople, Aleppo, and Smyrna, 1611-1706.
1883
PEARSON PERIODICAL 187
PEARSON (J.B.)
Abstract of the diary of John Palmer, M.A. 1899
The Church of Chulmleigh, N. Devon. {Trans. Devon. Assoc.)
[Plymouth) 1907
PEARSON (K.) The Trinity. A nineteenth century Passion-Piay.
1882
PEAT (J.) Congratulatory lines on the Installation of H.R.H. Prince
Albert at Cambridge, July, 1847. 4° (1847)
PECKARD (P.) Memoirs of the life of Nicholas Ferrar. 1790
PEDANTIUS. Comoedia olim Cantabrig. acta in Coll. Trin.
[? By T. Beard.] [Wants title.] 12° London^ ib^i
Ed. by G. C. M. Smith. Louvain^ 1905
PEED (W.) Notice of first meeting of his creditors, 18 Oct. 1897
PEEP under the Hood. By Bo-Peep, of Oxford. London, 1843
PEERS (C.) Christ's lamentation over Jerusalem. (Seatonian Prize
Poem for 1805.) 40 1805
PEILE (J.) Christ's College. (College histories.) London, 1900
PELL (A.) Reminiscences. Ed. by T. Mackay. London, 1908
PEM. Nos. 1-13. New series : nos. 1-9. 1893-1908
PEMBERTON (C.) The Scapegoat. By Leo [i.e. C. Pemberton].
2 vols. London, 1869
PEMBERTON (T.P.) Sermon preached in the Chapel of Trin. Coll.
Camb. on the occasion of the commemoration of benefactors on
9 Dec. 1902. 1902
PEMBROKE College. List of books presented... in 14th and 15th
centuries. By G. E. Corrie. [C.A.S.) i860
Statutes, approved by the Queen in Council, 29 June, 1882. 1882
Descriptive catalogue of the MSS. By M. R. James. With a
hand list of the Printed Books to the year 1500. By E. H. Minns.
1905
PENNY (F.H.) Buried Oxford unearthed. Oxford, 1899
"PEPYS (Samuel)** Diary while an Undergraduate at Cambridge.
[By C. R. W. Cooke, Emm.] 1864
2nd ed. 1866
PERCEVAL (C.S.) On seals attached to documents in the Muniment
Room, Trin. Coll. [Proc. Soc. Ant.) {London) 1869
PERCIVAL (E.F.) Statutes of Merton Coll., Oxford. London, 1847
PERCIVAL (J.) Syllabus of course of twelve lectures on the elemen-
tary principles of Chemistry. 1891
PEREGRINATIONS of Parafine. By Tilled. [1906]
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PEROWNE (E.H.j Oratio Latina. (Members' Prize.) 1852
Corporate responsibility. A sermon preached before the University
of Cambridge, at the Commemoration of Benefactors, June 15,
1862. 1862
PEROWNE PETERHOUSE 189
PEROWNE (E.H.).
Counsel to Undergraduates on entering the University. A sermon
preached in the Chapel of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge,
Oct. 25, 1863. 1863
PEROWNE (J.J.S.) Remarks on Dr Donaldson's Book, entitled
Jashar. London^ 1855
See Donaldson (J. W.) ; Thirlwall (C).
PEROWNE (T.T.) Sermon preached in St Michael's Church,
17 April, 1853, ^^ Sunday after the funeral of the Rev. J. Schole-
field. 1853
The duty of recognising a paramount object in life. A sermon
preached in the Chapel of Corpus Christi College, Oct. 21, 1866.
1866
PERRY (C), Bp of Melbourne. Clerical education. London^ 1841
A farewell sermon preached at St Paul's Church, Cambridge, May 23,
1847. 1847
The Christian's light shining to God's glory. A sermon preached...
July 4, 1847. 1847
The character of the writings of the Rev. F. D. Maurice, shown by
an examination of his sermon on the Sacrifices of Cain and Abel.
Geelong^ 1 859
PERRY (S.) A letter to the Duke of Gloucester... on the necessity
of an enquiry into the conduct of the Bishop of London towards...
Ten Year Men. London^ 1825
A letter to the Public Orator, on the ordination of Non-Graduates
under the Ten Year Divinity Statute. London^ 1825
See alio Ten Year Men.
PERSE School. Christmas Annual, 1878, 1879. 1878-9
The Perse School, Cambridge. Notes from Admission Registers of
Gonville and Caius College, etc. By J. Venn and S. C. Venn.
1890
PERSE Trust. Scheme for management, 26 June, 1873. 1873
PERSEAN Magazine. 11. ii-i8i iii. 19-24; iv. 30. 1897-1904
PERSIUS (Peter), pseud. The Cambridge Odes. 12° [183- ]
2nd ed. 12° [183- ]
PESHALL [Sir J.) See Wood (A. i). Antient and present state of
the city of Oxford, 1773.
PETERHOUSE. An account of a late rustication from Peterhouse,
in the University of Cambridge. (By R. Hopper.) London^ i??^
A Postscript to same. (By R. Hopper.) London^ 1776
An account of a late dispute between the Bishop of Ely [J. Yorke]
and the Fellows of Peterhouse, concerning the election of the
Master of that College. [? 1788]
2nded. [^1788]
Additions and amendments to the draft of Statutes proposed for
St Peter's College. By William Jack. i860
Sexcentenary of Peterhouse. Invitation Cards, Programme, etc. 1884
Sexcentenary. The former days. A sermon preached by the
Bp of Ely Q. R. Woodford] in the Chapel, Dec. 22, 1884. 1885
I90 PETERHOUSE PHILOGRANTUS
PETERHOUSE.
St Peter's World. Vol. i. Nos. 1-3 ; Vol. ii. Nos. 1-2. 1889-90
The Sex. Magazine of the Peterhouse Sexcentenary Club. Nos. 1-40.
1897-1910
Catalogue of the MSS. in the Library of Peterhouse. By M. R. James.
With an essay on the history of the Library, by J. W". Clark. 1899
Peterhouse. By T. A. Walker. (College histories.) London^ 1906
Sermon preached at the commemoration of benefactors by the Bp of
Ely [F. H.Chase]. 1907
Peterhouse Library, Cambridge. By J. W. Clark. [Country Life,
9 Feb. 1907.)
iS^^ also Hotham (C).
PETITION of the University to H. of Commons against the Bill to
restrain the disposition of lands, whereby they become inalienable.
Fo 1736
PEYTON (A.) « Peyton and Tithes." (1835)
PHALARIS. Epistolse. Ed. C. Boyle. Oxford, 1695
Another ed. Oxford, i']!^
Epistles. Transl. by T. FranckHn. London, 1749
See also Bentley (R.), 1697, etc.
PHEAR (S.G.) Reply to letter of enquiries addressed by the University
Commissioners to certain members of the University. 1878
PHELPS (R.) Letter [to Provost of King's College] on the Gas
Company and Lighting, 12 June, 1868. 1868
College endowments and the Philosophers. 1872
Correspondence with the Universities Commission. ^^73
College and University at Cambridge. Nos. 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15,
16, 17, 22. 40 and 8° 1875-7
PHEON. Sidney Sussex College Magazine. Tercentenary edition.
Feb. 14, 1896. 1896
PHILALETHES Cantabrigiensis. Letter to the. . .Quarterly Review. . .
London, 1819
PHILARET. Bede, an Idyll. By Philaret. 1900
PHILARGYRIUS Cantabrigiensis. See Pauw (J. C. de).
PHILELEUTHERUS Cantabrigiensis. Animadversions upon the
University's proceedings against Dr Bentley. London, 1722
PHILIP'S (St) Parish. Report and Accounts for 1906. 1907
PHILLIMORE (W.P.W.) Cambridgeshire Parish Registers. Mar-
riages. Ed. by W. P. W. Phillimore, C. J. B. Gaskoin, and
E. Young. Vols. I, 2, 3. London, 1907-9
PHILLPOTTS (H.), Bp of Exeter. Speech on occasion of a petition
from certain members of the Senate of Cambridge, April 21, 1834.
London, 1 834
Letter to Dr Phillpotts containing strictures on his Speech...
London, 1834
See also Sellon (L.).
PHILO-UNION, or Cambridge Literary Society, 1 826-1 888. A
record. [By R. Bowes, W. Cockerell, and Harry Johnson.] 1890
PHILOGRANTUS, pseud. See Monk (J. H.).
PHILOSOPHICAL PINNOCK 191
PHILOSOPHICAL Society. (Papers and Notices of the formation
of the Society, Oct.-Nov. 1819.) 40 18 19
Regulations. [? 1820]
List of Members. 40 1 820
Address read at the first meeting. By E. D. Clarke. 40 1821
Notice of Publication of Vol. i. of the Transactions, 28 Feb. 1821.
(Signed: A. Sedgwick.) 40 1821
Rules and List of the Society, May 6, 1822. 40 1822
Officers, etc. 40 [1827 H
Charter and Bye-Laws. 1 832
Statement by President and Secretaries soliciting subscriptions for
new house, 7 April, 1832. F^ 1832
List of Members [between 1832 and 1835]. 40 [1832-5]
Catalogue of collection of British Quadrupeds and Birds in the
Museum of the Society. 12° 1836
Balance sheets for 1836, 1837. F° 1 836-7
Circular advocating the establishment of a Reading Room. 1856
Regulations for Reading Room. Fo n.d.
Charter and Bye-Laws. 1857
Appeal to the Camb. Philosophical Soc. By Rob. Moon. 1872
Foundation and early years. By J. W. Clark. {Camb. Phil. Soc.
Proc.) 1 89 1
PHILPOT (C.) Faith, a Vision. (Seatonian Prize Poem for 1790.)
40 1790
PHILPOTT (H.), Bp of Worcester. Remarks on the question of
adopting the regulations recommended by the Syndicate appointed,
Feb. 9, 1848. (University studies.) (1848)
Documents relating to St Catharine's College in the University of
Cambridge. 1861
See also Endowments.
PHOTOGRAPHIC Convention of the United Kingdom. Oxford
Meeting, 8-13 July, 1901. Oxford^ 1901
Cambridge Meeting, 7-12 July, 1902. 1902
PHRONTISTERION. Scenes from an unfinished drama entitled
Phrontisterion. [By H. L. Mansel.] 4th ed. Oxford^ 1852
5th ed. Oxford^ 1 86 1
PHYSIOLOGICAL Laboratory. Studies from the Physiological
Laboratory in the University of Cambridge. 3 parts. 1873-7
PICTURES at Play, illustrated by H. Furniss. London^ 1888
PICTURESQUE Cambridge. 12° London [1909 ?]
PIGOTT (W.G.F.) See Abington Pigotts.
PILGRIMAGE to Cambridge in the year 1900. By Ignotus Ignoramus
Muddlehead. 1881
PINK. Monday, June 5, 1899. 40 1899
PINK Q.) Catalogue of Cambridge books, etc. in Free Library. 4 pts.
1874-99
After fifty years. Retrospect of the Free Library. 1905
PINNOCK (W.H.) An analysis of Ecclesiastical History. 2nd ed.
1848
192 PINNOCK POETS
PINNOCK (W.H.).
An analysis of Scripture History. 4th ed. 1850
An analysis of New Testament History. 1850
PIPE (The), and how to use it. By a Cantab. 1856
PIPE Lights for the Piper. By A[mbrose] E[lton]. 1891
PITT Club. Rules, etc. October Term, 1885, 1893, 1899. 1885-99
PITT Press. See Press (University).
PLAIN account of the nature and end of the Sacrament [by B. Hoadly]
contrary to Scripture. [By Susannah Newcome.] 1738
PLAIN and friendly Address to the Under-Graduates of Cambridge.
London^ 1 786
PLAN for an Amphitheatre for Music and Publick Lectures. Fo (1768)
PLATE. Catalogue of loan collection, Cambridge, 1 895. 1895
Illustrated catalogue of loan collection, 1895, 4° 1896
PLATITUDE (Peter) Letters on Cambridge and the Cantabs.
Pts I, 2. 1841-2
PLATO. A poem. (Unsuccessful Prize Poem, 1843.) 1843
See also Maine {Sir H. J. S.).
PLAYTIME with a Pen. [By G. H. Powell.] 1891
PLEA for Cambridge. (Reprinted from the Quarterly RevieWy April,
1906.) London^ 1907
PLEA for the Private Tutors, or Alumnus in search of a dodge.
Oxford^ 1843
PLUMIAN Professorship. The Deed of Foundation of Dr T. Plume
for the establishing his Professorship in Astronomy and Experimental
Philosophy. (18 1 8)
Regulations, 16 Dec. 1828. Fo 1828
PLUMPTRE (J.) Osway : a tragedy. 4° Norwich^ ijg^
Ecloga Sacra. Ed. altera. 4° 1796
Four discourses on... the Stage, preached at Great St Mary's Church.
1809
The way in which we should go. Sermon preached in St Botolph's
Church, Cambridge, 11 Dec. 1808, for the benefit of the new
school, established on Dr Bell's and Mr Lancaster's system of
education. 1 809
Forbidding to marry, a departure from the faith. A sermon preached
before the University of Cambridge, Nov. 8, 1812. 181 2
PLUMPTRE (R.) Hints respecting some of the University officers,
its jurisdiction, its revenues, etc. 1782
POEM attempting something upon the rarities of the most renowned
University of Cambridge. j\P London ^ it'j'^
POEM in answer to a Lampoon which was wrote on the Cambridge
Ladies. F^ London^ 1731
POEMS. A collection of Poems. By the author of a Poem on the
Cambridge Ladies. ^733
POEMS. By the Bard of the Forest [i.e. W. Wickenden]. 1823
POEMS of early years, in nine chaplets. By a Wrangler.
London^ 185 1
POETS in Pupil Room. By Themselves, or practically so. £'/ [? 1822]
PRUNI^RES (M. Villetard de). Ste Villetard de Pruni^res (M.).
PRYME (A. de la) Diary. Ed. by C. Jackson. {Surtees Soc. pub/.)
Durham, etc., 1 870
PRYME (C. de la) The Roman Embassy. A letter to Viscount
Palmerston. 3rd ed. Rome, 1847
Martin Thackeray. {Gentleman's Magazine, Sept. 1864.)
{London, 1864)
The statue of Byron in the Library of Trin. Coll. {Notes and Queries^
1 88 1.) {London, 1881)
PRYME (G.) Ode to Trinity College, Cambridge. London, 1812
Syllabus of a course of lectures on principles of Political Economy. 181 6
2nd ed. (In Introductory lecture, see below.) 18 19
3rd ed. 1852
An introductory lecture and syllabus, to a course delivered in the
University of Cambridge, on the principles of Political Economy.
1819
Another ed. 1823
A letter to the Freemen and Inhabitants of the Town of Cambridge,
on the state of the Borough. 1823
Jephthah. London, 1838
Memoir. (Extract from magazine.) (1869)
Autobiographic recollections. Ed. by his daughter. 1870
PRYME (J.T.) and Bayne (A.) Memorials of the Thackeray family.
London, 1879
PRYNNE (G.R.) See Sellon (L.).
PRYOR (F.R.) and Speed (L.) The Oedipus Tyrannus. A record of
the performance in Nov. 1887. 40 (1888)
PUBLIC Orator. Poll at Election, 4 Feb. 1836. (C. Wordsworth
elected.) 1836
27 Apr. 1836. 2nd ed. (T. Crick elected.) 1836
Fly-sheets, candidatures, etc. from 1836. 1836-
Poll at Election, 26 Oct. 1 848. (2 states.) (W. H. Bateson elected.)
1848
2 Nov. 1869. (R. C. Jebb elected.) 1869
19 Oct. 1876. (J. E. Sandys elected.) 1876
PULLEINE (J.J.) Adam Sedgwick. A sermon preached at Dent,
Feb. 14, 1890. Sedbergh, 1890
PULLEN (J.) A lecture on astronomy delivered before the Grand
Gresham Committee, Nov. 28, 1833. 1833
The true Patriot. A sermon preached Nov. 21, 1852, the Sunday
following the funeral of the Duke of Wellington. 1852
God's people afflicted. A sermon preached in the parish church of
St Benedict, 21 March, 1855, being the day appointed for a
National Fast. 1855
PULLING (J.) Catalogue of his sale. 9 May. (Priced.) 1879
PULLING (W.) A course of lectures on the French, Italian, Spanish,
and Portuguese languages. 1834
200 PUNCH PYCROFT
PUNCH in Cambridge. Vols, i, 2, 3. Feb. 7, 1832-Dec. 23, 1834.
40 1832-34
PUNCH ARD (E.G.) Cromwell and the old house at Ely. Ely, 1906
PUNNETT (R.C.) Mendelism. 2nd ed. 12° 1907
PURCHAS (J.) Ode upon the death of the Marquis Camden,
Chancellor of the University of Cambridge. (1840)
Schoolboy Reminiscences. 1844
The Priest's dream. An allegory. 1856
PURKIS (W.) The influence of the present pursuits in learning, as
they affect religion. A sermon. ..2 July, 1786. 4° 1786
The evils which may arise to the constitution of Great Britain from
the influence of a too powerful nobility, considered in a sermon...
29 May, 1789. 40 London, 1790
Review of English literature as it respects moral and religious
inquiry. A Sermon, 25 Oct. 1789. 4° London, 1790
PURKISS (H.J.) Injustice of The Times. Statement by Jas. Hough
respecting his conduct when H. J. Purkiss (Trin.) was drowned,
17 Sept. 1865. 1865
PURNELL (E.K.) Magdalene College. (College histories.)
London, 1904
PURTON (J.S.) The establishment of an examination before Matricu-
lation considered. 1854
PYCROFT (J.) The Collegian's guide : or recollections of College
days. London, 1845
2nd ed. London, 1858
PYCROFT (J.W.) The Oxford University Commission. Letter to
Sir R. H. Inglis. 2nd ed. Oxford, 1851
PYCROFT (S.) Brief enquiry into Free-Thinking. . . 1713
Reflections upon the nature of contentment : and rules apply'd to
particular circumstances of life. 1714
20I
QUAESTIONES philosophicae in usum juventutis coUectae et digestae.
1732
QUEENS' College. The defence of the Rev. Reginald Bligh, of
Queens* College, Cambridge, A.B., against the Fellows of that
Society, who rejected him as an improper person for a Fellow,
12 Jan. 1780. London (1780)
Letters which passed between the Rev. Reginald Bligh, and others,
on account of his being rejected as a Fellow of Queens' College,
Cambridge, on pretence of his want of scholarship, etc.
London^ 1781
The case of the President of Queens' College, Cambridge determined
in the High Court of Chancery. Ed. by C. Bowdler.
London^ 1821
Statuta Collegii Reginalis apud Cantab. 1559 a Regiis Commissariis
reformata. (Ed. by G. C. Gorham.) 40 1822
A Form for the Commemoration of Benefactors. 4° 1823
Catalogue of the Library. By T. H. Home. 2 vols, London ^ 1^2']
Order of service for the dedication of the Chapel, 13 Oct. 1891
" The Beauty of Holiness." A sermon preached at the opening or
a new organ in the Chapel of Queens' College... Sept. 27, 1892.
By W. M. Campion. 1892
Sketch of the history of Queens' College. By J. W. Clark. 4° 1 898
Queens' College. By J. H. Gray. (College histories.) London, iSgg
Catalogue of the Western Manuscripts in the Library. By M. R.
James. 1 905
QUERELA Cantabrigiensis : or a remonstrance by way of apologie,
for the banished Members of the late flourishing University of
Cambridge. [By John Barwick.] 1647
(1685). See Mercurius Rusticus, 1723.
[QUERY] ? June, 1907. 40 1907
QUIET Supper (with songs) at the rooms of X. Y. B., St Andrew's
College, Cambridge. [Attr. to J. P. Wright.] 1864
QUIS desiderio sit pudor aut modus tam cari capitis ? [On the me-
morial to the Chancellor. By W. Selwyn.] 1862
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RADCLYFFE (C.) Memorials of Eton College. po Eton, 1844
RAIKES (R.) Oratio habita in scholis philosophicis. 4° 1767
RALEIGH {Sir W.) Samuel Johnson. The Leslie Stephen Lecture,
delivered in the Senate House, Cambridge, 22 Feb. 1907.
Oxford, 1907
RALPH'S Bottle ; a choice collection of choice spirits. (By a Cantab.)
Nos. 1-4. 1840
RAMSDEN (R.) The right to life. A sermon preached before the
University of Cambridge, Nov. 29, 1795. ^795
Reflections on War. Sermon... 12 March, 1800. 1800
RAMSDEN Sermon, 1852. On the subject of Church extension over
the colonies and dependencies of the British Empire, 23 May. By
J. J. Blunt. 1852
1853. Sermon, 22 May. By W. H. Mill. 1853
RANDALL (E.) Freedom of election, the law of the land. 1 802
RANDOLPH (J.) See Marsh (H.). Letters, 1802.
RANDOLPH (T.) Poems, vi^ith the Muses Looking-Glasse and
Amyntas. 3rd ed., whereunto is added The Jealous Lovers.
London, 1643
The Muses Looking-Glasse, Amyntas, and The Jealous Lovers are separate
books, as follows :
The Muses Looking-Glasse. By T. R. London, 1643
Amyntas, or the Impossible Dovv^ry. A pastorall acted... at White-
Hall. By T. R. Oxford, 1640
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5th ed. Oxford, 1861
SCHARF (G.) Artistic notes on the windows of King's College
Chapel, Cambridge. {Jrchaeol.Journ. xii.,xiu.) London, iS^ ^-6
SCHOLARSHIPS. Statutes for certain scholarships proposed by the
Council of the Senate. {Camb. Chron., 28 Nov. 1857.)
See also Endowments.
SCHOLEFIELD (J.) St Paul and St James reconciled. A sermon
preached before the University of Cambridge. 1828
An argument for a Church-Establishment. A sermon, 24 Nov.
1833. 2nd ed. 1833
214 SCHOLEFIELD SCOTT
SCHOLEFIELD (J.)
A reply to Prof. Scholefield's pamphlet, entitled, An argument for
Church Establishments. London^ 1834
A zealous ministry the safeguard of a nation. A sermon preached. . .
on the occasion of the death of Charles Simeon. 1836
2nd ed. 1836
Another ed. [Pulpit^ xxix.) London^ 1837
Scriptural grounds of Union, considered in five sermons preached
before the Univ. of Cambridge, Nov. 1840. 1841
The Christian Altar. A sermon preached. ..23 Oct. 1842. 1842
Remarks on the Christian Altar. By F. W. Collison. 1842
Some further Remarks. By F. W. Collison. 1843
The Lord's Table the Christian Altar, in some remarks upon
Prof. Scholefield's late Sermon. By C. Warren. 1843
A sermon preached in St Michael's Church 17 April, 1853, the Sunday
after the funeral of the Rev. J. S. By T. T. Perowne. 1853
Memoir. By his vs^idow. With notices of his literary character, by W.
Selwyn. London, 1855
Scholefield Prize. Report of meeting, etc. 1856
Catalogue of his library... sold Nov. 5, 6, 1862. 1862
See also Collison (F. W.).
SCHOOL of Art. Inaugural soirde. Mr Ruskin's address, and report
of the speeches of Mr Redgrave and Mr Cruikshank. 1858
Inaugural address, by John Ruskin. 1858
SCHOOL of Cookery. Annual Report, 1881, 1882, 1883. 1881-3
SCHOOL of Pythagoras. An account of Pythagoras's School in
Cambridge. [By J. Kilner.] F^ {1790)
SCHOOLBOY Reminiscences. A Poem. By an Undergraduate
[J. Purchas, Chr.]. 1844
SCHOOLS. Report of the Old Schools of Cambridge, 1857, 1871.
1857, 1871
Abbey District, Barnw^ell. Appeal for new premises. 1857
Church of England Primary Schools. Report, 1882; 1884-5;
1890-1 ; 1892-3; 1893-4; 1894-5; 1895-6; 1899-1900.
1882-1901
SCHULHOF (J.M.) '' Attic," « Ionic," and « Tragic." 1 899
The present position of Moral Philosophy. 1900
SCIENTIFIC Instrument Company. Descriptive list of instruments
manufactured and supplied. 1891
SCOFFOCLES. The Suppliants of Scoffocles. [1883]
SCORE of Lyrics. [By W. G. Clark.] 1849
SCOTT (A.) Testimonials in favour of A.S., Jacksonian Demonstrator
of Chemistry in the University of Cambridge, a candidate for the
Professorship of Chemistry at St Andrews's. (1884)
SCOTT (C.B.) Age, concitate cantus, etc. Verses for tercentenary
of Trinity College, 22 Dec. 1846. 40 1846
The Greek Kingdoms of Bactria and its vicinity. (Le Bas Prize
Essay for 1849.) 1849
SCOTT SEARLE 215
SCOTT (C.B.)
Further remarks on the Master of Trinity's Criticism of Aristotle's
Account of Induction. 4° 1850
See a/so Bernard (H. H.) ; Mason (P. H.).
SCOTT (E.) A plain statement relative to the Cambridge Election
Petition. 1840
SCOTT {Sir G.G.) On King's College Chapel. (From his History
of English Church Architecture.) London^ 1 88 1
SCOTT (James) Heaven : a vision. (Seatonian Prize Poem for 1760.)
2nd ed. 4° 1761
An hymn to Repentance. (Seatonian Prize Poem for 1762.) 40 1762
A sermon preached at the Court End of the Town and in the City...
on the King's Accession. . .25 Oct. 1772. Dedicated to Mr Garrick.
London^ 1773
SCOTT (John) Letter on Proctorial jurisdiction. i860
SCOTT (Joseph) A new system for draining the Fens, etc.
Wisbech [1809?]
SCOTT (R.F.) The meeting of Henry VII. and the King of Castile.
{Eagle, March 1889.) 1889
Notes from the College Records. 2 ser. {Eagle.) 1 890-1906
5^^ John's (St) College. Admissions. Pt in. 1903.
SCRAPS, or essays, serious and comic, in prose and verse. By a
Cantab. 1795
SCREED. No. I. Nov. 11, 1899. bd. 40 1899
2nd ed. 3^. 4° 1899
SCRIBE (A.E.) and Legouv6 (G.J.B.E.W.) The Ladies' Battle.
Transl. and acted at Cambridge, March, 1905. 1905
SCRIBLERUS (Martinus), jun. The Ratland Feast. 1820
SCRIBLERUS Redivivus. A new art teaching how to be plucked.
[Attr. to E. Caswall.] 2nd ed. Oxford, 1835
7th ed. Oxford, 1837
SEALE (J.B.) An analysis of the Greek Metres for the use of
students at the Universities. 1784
2nd ed. 1789
New ed. Oxford, 18 12
8th ed. 1820
SEAMAN (O.) Paulopostprandials. [By O. Seaman, H. C Monro,
and L. Speed.] 3rd ed. 4° 1883
Oedipus the Wreck, or "To trace the Knave." 40 1888
Poetry and teaching of Robert Browning. Syllabus of Lectures.
London, 1889
In Cap and Bells. London, 1900
SEARLE (C.E.) The Clerical Fellow's Stewardship. A sermon.
1878
SEARLE (W.G.) The illuminated manuscripts in the Library of
the Fitzwilliam Museum. 1876
List of Cambridge Books. (Proofs of a work never completed.)
[188-]
5^/ Grace Book V.
2i6 SEATONIAN
SEATONIAN Prize Poems.
Collections.
Musae Seatonianae. A complete collection, 1 750-1 770.
London^ i']']2
1 750-1 806. 2 vols. 1808
Separate Poems,
*#* When a title is printed in italics, the poem in question is not
included in the Clark Collection; those poems marked with an asterisk
will, however, be found elsewhere in the University Library. It has
been considered desirable to record the whole series, but when no date
of publication is given no copy of the poem in question has been
examined or found described.
1750. On the Eternity of the Supreme Being. By C. Smart. 2nd ed.
40 1752
1 75 1. On the Immensity of the Supreme Being. By C. Smart.
2nd ed. 40 1753
1752. On the Omniscience of the Supreme Being. By C. Smart.
40 1752
1753. On the Power of the Supreme Being. By C. Smart. 4° 1754
1754. The Justice of the Supreme Being. By G. Bally. 4° 1755
^755' O^ t^e Goodness of the Supreme Being. By C. Smart.
40 1756
2nd ed. 40 1756
1756. The Wisdom of the Supreme Being. By G. Bally. 4° 1756
1757. The Day of Judgment. By R. Glynn. 3rd ed. 401758
Another ed. 1800
1758. The Providence of the Supreme Being. By G. Bally. 4° 1758
1759. * Death. By B. Porteus. 4° 1759
1760. Heaven: a Vision. By J. Scott. 2nd ed. 4° 1761
1 76 1. * Purity of Heart. By J. Scott. 4° 1 76 1
1762. An Hymn to Repentance. By J. Scott. 4° 1762
1763. The Redemption. By John Hey. 4° 1763
1764. The Conversion of St Paul. By J. Lettice. 4° 1765
1765. *The Crucifixion. By T. Zouch. 40 1765
1766. No prize adjudged. Subject : The Gift of Tongues.
1767. *The Gift of Tongues. By C. Jenner. 4° 1767
1768. The Destruction of Nineveh. By C. Jenner. 4° 1768
1769. No prize adjudged.
1770. *The Dedication of the Temple of Solomon. By W. Hodson.
40 1770
1 77 1. No prize adjudged. Subject: Conscience.
1772. Conscience. By William Gibson. 4° 1772
1773. Charity. By C. P. Layard. 4° 1773
1774. No prize adjudged. Subject: Duelling.
^yi poetical essay on Duelling. By C. P. Layard. 4° 1775
775" {Duelling. By S. Hayes. 40 1775
1776. Prophecy. By S. Hayes. 40 1777
SEATONIAN 217
SEATONIAN Prize Poems.
1777. Prayer. By S. Hayes. 4°
1778. The Nativity of our Saviour. By S. Hayes. 40
1779. No prize adjudged. Subject : The Ascension.
1780. The Ascension. By Tho. Hughes. 4°
1 78 1. Jerusalem Destroyed. By W. Gibson. 4°
1782. *The Call of the Gentiles. By S. Madan. 4°
1783. Hope. By Samuel Hayes. 4°
1784. Creation. By Samuel Hayes. 4°
1785. ^T he Exodus. By Samuel Hayes. 4°
1 786-1 788. No prize adjudged. Subject : The Resurrection.
1789. *The Deluge. By John Roberts. 4°
1790. Faith : a vision. By Charles Philpot. 4°
1 79 1. * Humility. By Ch. Philpot. 4°
1 792-1 793. No prize adjudged. Subject : The Restoration of
the Jews.
1794. The Restoration of the Jews. By F. Wrangham. 4°
1795. * The Destruction of Babylon. By A. W. Trollope. 4°
1796. No prize adjudged. Subject : The Mercy of God.
1797. Miracles. By William Bolland. 40
1798. The Epiphany. By William Bolland. 40
1799. * Saint Paul at Athens. By W. Bolland. 4°
1800. The Holy Land. By F. Wrangham. 4°
1801. No prize adjudged. Subject: St Peter's denial of Chris
1802. St Peter's denial of Christ. By W. Cockburn. 4°
1803. Christ raising the daughter of Jairus. By W. Cockburn
4°
1 804. * Moses viewing the Promised Land. By C. Hoyle. 4°
1805. Christ's Lamentation over Jerusalem. By Charles Peers
4°
1806. Paul and Barnabas at Lystra. By C. Hoyle. 4°
1807. *The Shipwreck of St Paul. By C. J. Hoare. 40
1808. The Holy Wars. By B. T. H. Cole.
1809. The Conquest of Canaan. By G. Pryme.
1 8 10. No prize adjudged. Subject: The Death of Abel.
181 1. The Sufferings of the Primitive Martyrs. By F. Wrangham.
40 1812
1812. Joseph made known to his Brethren. By F. Wrangham.
40 1812
18 1 3. Death of Saul and Jonathan. By E. Smedley. London^ 1814
1 8 14. Jephthah. By E. Smedley. London^ 18 14
1815. Jonah. By J. W. Bellamy. London, 1^1$
1 8 16. Hezekiah and Sennacherib. By C. H. Terrot. 18 16
1817. Belshazzar's Feast. By T. S. Hughes. 1818
1818. "* Deborah. By A. Dicken. l8i8
1819. No prize adjudged. Subject: Moses receiving the Tables
of the Law.
1820. The Omnipresence of the Supreme Being. By E. B. Elliott.
1821
777
778
780
781
782
783
784
785
789
790
791
795
795
797
799
800
800
802
803
804
805
806
808
2i8 SEATONIAN
SEATONIAN Prize Poems.
1821. No prize adjudged. Subject : The Old Age of St John the
Evangelist.
1822. '^Antiochus Ep'iphanes. By E. B. Elliott. London^ iS2$
1823. No prize adjudged. Subject : Cornelius.
1824. The Death of Absalom. By H. S. Beresford. 1825
1825. The Building and Dedication of the Second Temple. By
J. Overton. 1826
1826. No prize adjudged. Subject : The Transfiguration.
1827. *The Marriage in Cana. By E. S medley. London^ 1828
1828. *Saul at Endor. By E. Smedley. London^ 1829
1829. *The Finding of Moses. By J. H. Marsden. 1829
« (*The Ascent of Elijah. By R. Parkinson. 1830
J03O- jxhe Ascent of Elijah. By W. M. Praed. 1831
1 83 1. David playing the Harp before Saul. By T. E. Hankinson.
1831
1832. The Plague Stayed. By T. E. Hankinson. 1832
1833. St Paul at Philippi. By T. E. Hankinson. 1833
1834. Jacob. By T. E. Hankinson. 1834
r. (^Ishmael. By T. E. Hankinson. 1835
^■^' \hhmael. By J. Gorle.
1836. No prize adjudged. Subject : The Conversion of Constantine
the Great.
1837. No prize adjudged. Subject : St Paul at Ephesus.
1838. Ethiopia stretching out her hands unto God. By T. E.
Hankinson. 1838
1839. Gideon. By John Murray. 1839
1840. *The Ministry of Angels. By T. E. Hankinson. 1840
1841. The Call of Abraham. By T. E. Hankinson. 1841
1842. The Cross planted upon the Himalaya Mountains. By
T. E. Hankinson. 1842
1843. Faith, Hope, and Charity. By T. R. Birks. 1843
1844. * Esther. By T. R. Birks. 1844
1845. *The Loosing of the Euphratean Angels. By J. M. Neale.
1845
1846. The Curse upon Canaan. By R. W. Essington. 1846
1847. No prize adjudged. Subject : The Famine in Samaria
(II Kings, 6, 7).
1848. No prize adjudged. Subject : John the Baptist.
1849. Edom. By J. M. Neale. 1849
1850. Nineveh. By G. Birch. 1850
185 1. * Samson. By G. Birch. 1 85 1
1852. Mammon. By J. M. Neale. 1852
1853. No prize adjudged. Subject : The Universal Dominion and
Providence of God.
1854. '^Ezechiel. By E. H. Bicker steth. 1854
1855. No prize adjudged. Subject: The Plurality of Worlds.
1856. Judith. ByJ.M. Neale. 1856
1857. Si^ai- % J- M- Neale. 1857
SEATONIAN 219
SEATONIAN Prize Poems.
rSrS /Egypt. By J. M. Neale. 1858
'°5»- \* Egypt. By T. Walker. 1858
1859. The Disciples at Emmaus. By J. M. Neale. 1859
:86o. Ruth. By J. M. Neale. i860
[861. No prize adjudged. Subject : Christ among the Doctors.
[862. Kingjosiah. By J. M. Neale. 1862
[863. The Seven Churches of Asia. By J. M. Neale. 1863
[864. Capernaum. By W. Saumarez Smith. Londorty iS6^
[865. Joshua. By H. R. Dodd. 1865
[866. The Disciples in the Upper Room. By W. S. Smith. 1866
!867. St Paul on the Appian Way. By C. Stan well. 1867
[868. John the Baptist. By Jackson Mason. 1868
[869. Christian Self-denial. By H. C. G. Moule. 1869
[870. The Beloved Disciple. By H. C. G. Moule. 1870
[871. Tyre. By H. C. G. Moule. 1871
[872. The Gospel in Polynesia. By H. C. G. Moule. 1872
[873. The Brazen Serpent. By H. C. G. Moule. 1873
[874. The Holy Sepulchre. By E. A. Beck. Brighton [1874]
[875. No prize adjudged. Subject : The Death of St Stephen.
[876. The Victory that overcometh the World. By H. C. G.
Moule. 1876
[877. Judas Maccabaeus. By J. W. Mills. London^ 1877
[878. No prize adjudged. Subject: "The Mind of Christ"
(i Cor. ii. 16).
[879. Antioch. By J. C. Rust. 1879
[880. St Paul and Felix. By E. W. Bowling. 1880
[881. "Then He arose," etc. (Matt. viii. 26). By E. W. Bowling.
1881
I2. The Transfiguration. By G. E. Freeman. 1883
[883. Jordan. By F. S. Arnold. 1884
[884. No prize adjudged. Subject: Gethsemane.
[885. The Dream of Jacob {Gen. xxviiL). By A. W. W. Dale.
[886. "The Message to the Angel of the Church in Sardis."
(Rev. iii. 1-6.) By E. W. Bowling. 1887
[887. "On Earth Peace." By E. W. Bowling. 1888
"'^8. Jericho. By G. E. Freeman. 1889
[889. The Vhion of the Holy Waters, {Ezechiel xlviii.) By A. S.
Newman. 1889
[890. Samuel. By H. A. Birks. 1891
1891. The Martyrdom of St Stephen. By G. W. Rowntree. 1891
892. Jeremiah. By G. W. Rowntree. 1892
893. Damascus. By G. E. Freeman. 1894
894. The Broad and the Narrow Way. By G. E. Freeman. 1895
895. * Mount Zion. By G. W. Rowntree. 1896
896. Polycarp. By G, W. Rowntree.
897. *'The Mount of Olives. By J. H. Lupton. 1898
898. SS. Perpetua and Felicitas. By G. W. Rowntree. 1898
899. St Augustine, Bp of Hippo. By John Hudson. 1900
220 SEATONIAN SEDGWICK
SEATONIAN Prize Poems.
1900. *Bede. By F. A. Hihhert. 1900
1 90 1. Elijah. By P. J. Loseby. 1902
1902. * Cyrus and the Restoration of the Jews. By J. Hudson. 1 902
1903. St Aidan. By G. JV. Rowntree.
1904. 'Ei/ TovTQ) vLKa. By F. H. Wood. 1904
1905. St Columba. By A. C. Deane. 1905
1906. The Woman of Samaria. By G. JV. Rowntree.
1907. Barnabas. By P. J. Loseby. 1908
1908. St Alban. By Claud Field. London^ 1909
1909. Paul before Nero. By J. E.G. de Montmorency. London^ 1910
1 9 10. *St John in Patmos. By H. E. Currey. 191 1
5^^«/;^Hankinson(T.E.),i847; Hayes (S.), 178 1 ; Myers (F. W. H.),
1867 ; Neale (J. M.), 1864; Sinai ; Smedley (E.), 1815.
SECONDARY Education. Address on Secondary Education, delivered
at the Social Science Congress, Birmingham. By O. Browning.
1884
Report of Conference held in the Senate House, 21 and 22 April,
1896. 1896
Conversazione at the Fitzwilliam Museum on the occasion of the
Conference on Secondary Education, April 21, 1896. 1896
SEDGWICK (Adam), Professor of Geology. A syllabus of a course of
lectures on Geology. 1821
2nd ed. 1832
3rd ed. 1837
A reply to an Address to the Senate (published by the Master of
Jesus College, W. French). 1823
Remarks on the Observations of Dr French : with an argument on
the law of Elections to Offices created by the Senate. 1824
A letter to Henry Goulburn, Chancellor of the Exchequer [on the
University representatives]. 4° 1829
An address delivered at the annual meeting of the Geological Society
of London, 19 Feb. 1830. London^ 1830
Addresses delivered at the anniversary meeting of the Geological
Society of London, 18 Feb. 1831. London^ 1831
A discourse on the studies of the University. 1833
2nd ed. 1834
3rd ed. 1834
4th ed. 1835
5th ed. 1850
Review of A discourse on the studies of the University^ by A. Sedgwick.
3rd ed. By George Combe. 1834
Copy of a letter published in the Times of April 10, and the
Cambridge Chronicle of April 11 (1834) and Postscript. (Religious
Tests.) 40 (1834)
Copy of a letter (dated April 1 8, 1 834) to the Editor of the Inde-
pendent Press^ Cambridge. (Religious Tests.) 4° 1 834
Cambridge Petition (Religious Tests). Seventeen reasons for adopting
the prayer of the Petition... F^ (1834)
SEDGWICK SELBIE 221
SEDGWICK (Adam), Profemr of Geology.
Review of R. Chambers's f^estiges of the Natural History of Creation.
{Edinb. Rev. July, 1845.)
Geology of the Lake District of Cumberland, Westmorland, and
Lancashire. (Author's copy.) Kendal^ 1853
Another ed. See Wordsworth (W.), 1853.
A lecture on the strata near Cambridge and the Fens of the Bedford
Level. (With suppl. containing map.) 1861
A memorial by the Trustees of Cowgill Chapel. 1868
The memorial of the Trustees of Cowgill Chapel. With appendix
and supplement. 1870
Another copy of the Supplement. 1870
Eminent living Geologists. Adam Sedgwick. (By H. Woodward.) {Geol.
Mag., Apr. 1870.)
Memoir. By the Duke of Argyll, President of the Geological Society,
London (21 Feb. 1873). {London, 1873)
God our Refuge. A sermon preached... Feb. 2, 1873, being the Sunday
after the death of the Rev. A. Sedgwick. By R. Burn. ^873
Purity and Light. Funeral Sermon by A. P. Stanley. London, 1873
Adam Sedgwick. By Harvey Goodwin. {Macmillan's Mag., Ap. 1880.)
Biographical notice of A. Sedgwick. By T. M"=Kenny Hughes. n.p. 1883
Reminiscences of A. Sedgwick. By W. Carus. {Churchman, Feb. 1889.)
Life and Letters. By J. W. Clark and T. McK. Hughes. 2 vols. 1890
Review in Church Quarterly, July, 1890.
Review by A. Jessopp in Nineteenth Century, Aug. 1 890.
Professor Adam Sedgwick of Cambridge. By James Macaulay. (Review.)
{Leisure Hour, Oct. 1 890.)
Adam Sedgwick. Sermon preached at Dent, 14 Feb. 1890. By J. J.
Pulleine. Sedbergh, 1890
See Beverley (R. M.) ; Cockburn (W.), 1 849 ; Cole (H.), 1834; French (W.) ;
Otleya.)» 1877; SalterG-W.), 1873.
SEDGWICK Memorial Museum. See Woodwardian Museum.
SEDGWICK Prize Essay. 1 876. Post-tertiary deposits of Cambridge-
shire. By A. J. Jukes Browne. 1878
1883. The classification of the Cambrian and Silurian rocks. By
J. E. Marr. 1883
SEDGWICK (Adam), Professor of Zoology. See Morphological Labor-
atory ; Zoology.
SEDGWICK (J.) Sermon preached at St Marie's, May i, 1653.
40 London y 1653
Learning's necessity to an able minister of the Gospel.
4° London. 1653
SEELEY {Lady) See Heitland (W. E.).
SEELEY (H.G.) On the gravel and drift of the Fenlands. {Geol.
Mag. III. 19 Nov. 1866.)
SEELEY {Sir J.R.) From the Cambridge Lecture-Rooms : Bonaparte.
{Macmillans Mag.^ July, 1 88 1.)
SELBIE (W.B.) Remember the Days of Old. A sermon. 4° 1906
222 SELLON SELWYN
SELLON (L.) Miss Sellon and the "Sisters of Mercy." An ex-
posure... by the Rev. James Spurrell, Vicar of Great Shelford.
London^ 1852
■ 2nd ed. London^ 1852
Reply to a tract by the Rev. J. Spurrell... By the Superior of the
Society. London^ 1852
2nd ed. London^ 1852
A Rejoinder to the Reply to a pamphlet by the Rev. J. Spurrell.
By the Same. London, 1852
The Anglo-Catholics of Plymouth. A few Remarks upon Miss
Sellon's "Reply" to the Rev. J. Spurrell's "Exposure." By the
Rev. Henry T. J. Bagge, B.A. London, 1852
A Letter to the Rev. James Spurrell on the subject of a pamphlet
published by him... By a Member of the University of Cambridge.
London and Camb. 1852
A Letter to "A Member of the University of Cambridge," being
Remarks on his Letter to the Rev. James Spurrell. By a Presbyter
of the Church of England. 1852
A Letter to Miss Sellon, Superior of the Society of Sisters of Mercy,
at Plymouth. By Henry [Phillpotts] Lord Bishop of Exeter.
London, 1852
Sisters of Mercy, Sisters of Misery : or Miss Sellon in the Family ;
with some Remarks on " A Reply to the Rev. James Spurrell," etc.
By the Rev. W. M. Colles, A.B. London, 1852
An Address delivered to the Members of the Congregation of
S. Peter's Church, Plymouth, March 15, 1852, in consequence
of some statements... by the Rev. James Spurrell. By George
Rundle Prynne, B.A., Incumbent of S. Peter's. London, 1852
Miss Sellon, and the Sisters of Mercy. Further Statement of the...
working of the Society... By Diana A. G. Campbell, a Novice
lately seceded. London, 1852
Miss Sellon and the Sisters of Mercy. A Contradiction of the alleged
acts of cruelty exercised by Miss Sellon... By Commander Sellon, R.N.
London, 1852
3rd ed. London, 1852
A Letter to the Archbishop of Dublin on the nature... of Miss Sellon's
establishment at Devenport...By the Rev, W. G. Cookesley.
2nd ed. London, 1853
SELWYN College. Selwyn Memorial. List of subscribers, etc. 1878
Later issue. 1878
Prospectus and list of Subscribers. (1880)
Form of service to be used at the laying of the foundation stone of
Selwyn College, June i, 1881. (1881)
Foundation and Charter. Statements, Fly-Sheets, etc. 1881-82.
1881-82
Prospectus, etc. 1882
Sermon preached at opening of Selwyn College, 10 Oct. 1882
May Term Concert, June 3, 1885. Book of words. (1885)
Appeal for funds. 40 1886
SELWYN SENATE 223
SELWYN College.
Calendar. 1894-1903. 1894-1903
List of subscribers to portrait of A. T. Lyttelton, given to the
College, Dec. 3, 1894. (1894)
Order for the Dedication of the Chapel of Selwyn College, Cambridge,
on St Etheldreda's Day, 1895. (1895)
Selwyn College. By A. L. Brown. (College histories.) Londoriy igo6
Report on Hall and Combination Room and Subscription List.
[1909?]
SELWYN (A.L.) Memorials of four Brothers— W. Selwyn, G. A.
Selwyn, T. K. Selwyn, C. J. Selwyn. Richmond (1885)
SELWYN (G.A.) Are Cathedral institutions useless ? A practical
answer to this question, addressed to W. E. Gladstone.
London, 1838
The work of Christ in the World. Four Sermons. 1855
Memorial Sketch of Bishop Selwyn, and of his various diocesan works. By
Mrs E. A. Cartels. Hewcastle-under-L^me (1878)
SELWYN (W.) The doctrine of Types. (Norrisian Prize Essay
for 1829.) London, 1830
Extracts from the College examinations in Divinity for the last four
years. 1834
Attempt to investigate the true principles of Cathedral Reform. 1839
The Battle of the Epigrams, Nov. 30, 1857. 1858
Oxford and Cambridge Mission to Central Africa. A speech,
May 17, 1859. 1859
Quis desiderio sit pudor aut modus tarn cari capitis ? (On the
Memorial to Prince Albert as Chancellor.) 1862
Verses against Ball in the Fitzwilliam Museum on 7 May, 1 864.
40(1864)
Winfrid, afterwards called Boniface, a.d. 680-755. 4° 1864
Waterloo. A lay of Jubilee for June 18, 181 5. 2nd ed. 4° 1865
Prof. Selwyn's Latin lines on his convalescence, with an English
version. London, 1867
A letter to His Holiness Pope Pius IX. Dublin, 1868
John Hambden to his Countrymen. 40 1869
The New Chapel of St John's College. 6 May, 1861. 4° 1869
" In domo procerum." Latin verses. 20 July. 401869
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Catalogue of Coins in the Museum of the C.A.S. 1847
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STUDENT'S guide to the school of "Litterae Fictitiae," commonly
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STUDENT'S Guide to the University of Cambridge. 1863
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Sturbridge Theatre. Play-bills, 1 786-1 803. 1 786-1 803
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Defence of Subscriptions in the Church of England. Sermon. By
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3rd ed. London^ '759
4th ed. London^ ^772
Remarks on Dr Powell's Sermon in defence of Subscriptions. [By
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The hardship and danger of Subscriptions... in a letter to Dr Powell.
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Three sermons preached before the University of Cambridge, occa-
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SUBSCRIPTION SUTTON 237
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SUMNER (R.) Concio ad clerum, habita Cantabrigiae, xj Kal. Apr.
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Notice of Grace to appoint a Syndicate to consider whether business
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The Sunday question settled, with reference to the late proceedings
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SUNDAY Thoughts. [By W. Whewell.] 1847
SUNFLOWER Magazine. No. 3. Jan. 1885. n.p. 1885
SUPPLIANTS of ScoflFocles. (1883)
SUTTON {Sir Richard) Life. By R. Churton. Oxford, 1800
238 SWAFFHAM SYMPOSIUM
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SWAINSON (C.A.) The College Chapel and the University Church.
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Catalogue of the library of Dr Swainson...sold Nov. 8, 9, 1887. 1887
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SWEETING (W.D.) The Cathedral Church of Ely. London, i<)oi
SWETE (H.B.) On the Bull Apostolicae Curae. 1896
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Miscellaneous Works. London, 1720
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" In that fair clime." 1832
"Fair is the Twilight." 1832
" Oh ! for the Voice." 1832
TAKINGS ; or the life of a Collegian. A poem. Illustrated by
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TAYLOR (A.) Papers in relation to the antient topography of the
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TAYLOR (J.) Oratio habita...in templo Beatae Marias die solenni
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The Music Speech [and Ode for Music] at the Public Commence-
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240 TAYLOR TESTS
TAYLOR (S.)
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A Song of Trinity. Words by A. E. Collins, music by Sedley
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TEA. The art of making Tea. A poem. ^797
TEACHERS Training Syndicate. Examination for Certificates.
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TEARS of Granta ; a satire, addressed to Undergraduates in the
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40 1 812
TEDDER (H.R.) See Library, 1 880-1.
TEESDALE (F.D.) Mexico. A prize poem recited in the Theatre,
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TELEGRAM and Telegraphemc.in a friendly correspondence be-
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TEMPERANCE Union. Report of University conference on In-
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TEMPLER (J.) The Reason of Episcopall Inspection. Sermon.
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TEN minutes advice to Freshmen, 1785
TEN Year Men. A letter to John [Kaye], Bishop of Bristol, respecting
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TENNANT (S.) Some account of the late S. Tennant, Professor of
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TENNYSON (Alfred, Lord) Letter from Lord Monteagle, offering
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TERROT (C.H.) Hezekiah and Sennacherib. (Seatonian Prize
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TESTS. Dissenters University Admission Bill. A letter to Dr Phill-
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him in the House of Lords, on the Second Reading of the... Bill.
By a Member of the University of Cambridge. London^ 1834
The Cambridge Petition examined ; or reasons against admitting
Dissenters to graduate in the Universities. London^ 1834
Letter on Mr Bouverie's Bill for admitting Dissenters to Fellowships,
8 May, 1866. 1866
Letters, Papers, Fly-sheets, etc. on the Oxford and Cambridge Tests
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TESTS THIRLWALL 241
TESTS.
Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on
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Memorial against the University Tests Bill. n.p. 1871
University Tests, and the Bill for their abolition. [1870 ?]
5^/ a/so Acts and Bills, 1834; Beresford Hope (A. J.) ; Clayton (C.)
Coleridge {Sir J. D.) ; Dalby (W.) ; Frend (W.) ; Guest (E.)
Inglis {Sir R. H.) ; Lee (S.) ; Moberly (G.) ; Paley (F. A.)
Pearson (G.) ; Pottinger (H. A.) ; Rose (H. J.) ; Sedgwick (A.)
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TEW (E.) Resignation no Proof. A letter to Mr Jebb ; with
occasional remarks on his Spirit of Protestantism. By a member
of the University of Cambridge [E. Tew]. London^ 1776
THACKERAY family. Memorials of the Thackeray family. By
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THACKERAY (F. St J.) Eton College Library. 40 Eton, 1881
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THANATOS, a poem, by the Ghost of Macaulay. 1878
THEATRE. The New Theatre. (Architect's description.) 1896
The New Theatre, Cambridge, Limited. 1896
The New Theatre. Articles of Association ; with account of opening
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40 London and Cambridge, 1896
THEOLOGICAL Society. Rules and recommendations of the
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See also Confraternity of the Most Holy Trinity.
THEOLOGY. Fly-sheets, reports, etc. on theological studies in the
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Theological Papers. Ed. by A. P. Moor. 1848
The Theological Tripos scheme in its relation to scholarship. By
H. M. Gwatkin and F. Watson. 1871
A list of Members of the Senate who are also Graduates in Theology.
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Another edition. 1892
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Answer to Mr Whiston's Seventeen Suspicions. 17 12
THIRLWALL (C.) Primitiae ; or essays and poems on various
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Circular to Fellows of Trinity College respecting the conduct of the
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A letter to the Rev. T. Turton, on the admission of Dissenters
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Remarks on Mr Thirl wall's Letter. By W. Whewell. 1834
CL. C. 16
242 THIRLWALL THOMPSON
THIRL WALL (C.)
Letter to Rev. T. Turton. 2nd ed., to which is added a second
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A second letter to the Rev. T. Turton... on the admission of Dis-
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A letter to the Rev. Rov^rland Williams in answer to his Earnestly
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A letter to the Editor of the Spectator, April 20, 1861. n.p. (1861)
Essays, speeches, and sermons. Ed. by J. J. S. Perowne.
London, 1880
Letters to a friend. Ed. by A. P. Stanley. London, 1881
Letters, literary and theological. Ed. by J. J. S. Perowne, and
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See also Williams (R.).
THODEY (S.) The honour attached to eminent piety and useful-
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THOMPSON (A.H.) Cambridge and its Colleges. London, 1898
THOMPSON (D.W.) A catalogue of books and papers relating to
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THOMPSON (H.L.) Christ Church, Oxford. London, 1900
THOMPSON (H.Y.) See American Lectureship.
THOMPSON (J.) The Owens College. Manchester, 1886
THOMPSON (W.H.) "Old things and new." A sermon preached
in the Chapel of Trinity College, Dec. 15, 1852, being Com-
memoration Day. 1853
On the genuineness of the Sophista of Plato, and on some of its
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A sermon preached in Ely Cathedral, Nov. 14, 1858, being the
Sunday next after the funeral of the Rev. G. Peacock. 1858
Preface to the Gorgias of Plato (in its uncorrected form, as a College
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Platonica. [Journ. of Philol., v.) 1874
Introductory remarks on the Philebus. {Journ. of Philol., xi.) 1882
Euripides. {Journ. of Philol., xi.) 1882
Babriana. {Journ. of Philol., xii.) 1883
On the Nubes of Aristophanes. {Journ. of Philol., xu.) 1883
H. A. J. Munro. {Journ. of Philol., xiv.) 1885
The late Master of Trinity. By A. C. Benson. {Macmillan's Mag., Nov.
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The late Master of Trinity. By J. S. Prior. {Temple Bar, Dec. 1886.)
Notices, etc. of his death. (1886)
The late Master of Trinity. By Harvey Goodwin. {Macmillan's Mag.,
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Catalogue of his library, sold May 23-26, 1887. 1887
THORESBY TITCOMB 243
THORESBY (R.) Diary. Now first published by Joseph Hunter.
2 vols. London^ 1830
THORN (G.) A letter to the Burgesses of Cambridge, on the
approaching municipal elections. 1835
THORNEY Abbey. Architectural notes on Thorney Abbey. By
C. Lynam. [Journ. Brit. Arch. Assoc. ^ xxxv.) {London^ 1878)
The history of Thorney Abbey, Cambridgeshire. By R. H. Warner.
TVisbechy 1 879
The Abbeys of Croyland and Thorney. A sketch of their history.
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Farren's Crowland and Thorney. (Etchings.) F^ 1889
THORNHILL (W.J.) See King (E.).
THORP (T.) The Commemoration sermon preached in the Chapel
of Trinity College, Cambridge, Dec. 16, 1830. 1831
On Obsolete Rules. A Sermon preached in the University Church,
13 April, 1834. 1834
College Chapel. A sermon delivered in the Chapel of Trinity
College, Cambridge, on Easter Day, 1834. 2nd ed. 1834
Three letters to his pupils. 4° 1835
Commemoration sermon preached in the Chapel of Trinity College,
Dec. 14, 1835. 1836
Four Sermons preached before the University of Cambridge in May,
1838. 1838
Two Charges delivered at the general Visitations of the Archdeaconry
of Bristol held July 1839 and July 1840. 1840
The Student's walk. A sermon preached in the Chapel of Trinity
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A few words to Freshmen. 1841
No. 2. 1841
Another ed. of the two tracts. 1 842
The Round Church, Cambridge. Pp. 4. {Camden Soc.) 1844
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Pp.26. {Camden Soc.) 1844
THOUGHTS on the nature of true devotion, with reflections on the
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THREE Dialogues. From Cambridge. [By J. F. Mortlock.] 1868
THRING (E.) A few remarks on the present system of Degrees at
King's College, Cambridge. 1846
Further remarks on Statutes, and the present system of King's
College, Cambridge. 1848
The Maker of Uppingham. {The Month, Ych. 1899,) London, 1899
TILLEY (A. A.) Handlist of trees and shrubs grown in the gardens
and grounds of King's College. 40 1904
TIMBUCTOO. ("It comes! it comes!...") (Unsuccessful Prize
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TITCOMB (J.H.) A Prince and a great man is fallen in Israel.
A sermon preached Sept. 19, 1852, on occasion of the death of the
Duke of Wellington. 1852
Letter on Proctorial jurisdiction. i860
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244 TOBY TREVELYAN
TOBY in Cambridge. Vols. 1-4. Oct. 1832-Sept. I2, 1836.
4° 1833-36
TODHUNTER (I.) Audi alteram partem. {Macmi/lan's Mag.,
May, 1872.)
William Whewell. An account of his writings. With selections
from his correspondence. 2 vols. London, 1876
In memoriam : Isaac Todhunter. By J. E. B. Mayor. {Camb. Review.)
1884
See also Lund (T.).
TOLL Cause. Brett v. Beales. A full report of the important Toll
Cause of Brett v. Beales, tried in the Court of King's Bench,
Westminster... By Weston Hatfield. (1826)
A letter to H. J. Adeane, on the subject of the Cambridge Toll
Cause. 1827
Brett V. Fisher and others. Lord Tenterden's summing up.
London, 1827
TOMKIS (J.) See Albumazar.
TOMLINE (W.E.P.) A speech on the character of the Rt Hon.
William Pitt, delivered in Trin. Coll. Chapel. Dec. 17, 1806.
40 1806
TORR (C.) The portraits of Christ in the British Museum.
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TORRY (A.F.) College Economy and University Extension. 1868
On the accommodation of Undergraduate members of the University.
1878
Founders and benefactors of St John's College, Cambridge. 1888
TOTTENHAM (H.R.) Cluvienus his thoughts. 1895
TOUR through Great Britain. See Defoe (D.).
TOURIST'S Souvenir. [Views.] London [ab. 1858]
TOWNSEND (G.) Poems. London, 18 10
TOYNBEE Hall. See Universities' Settlement.
TRACT upon Tomb-Stones. (By F. E. Paget.) Rugeley, 1843
TRAMWAYS. Prospectus, etc. 1879
TRAVIS (G.) See Marsh (H.), 1795.
TREHERNE (G.G.T.) and Goldie (J.H.D.) Record of the Uni-
versity Boat Race, 1 829-1 880. 4° London, 1883
TRENCH (R.C.) The fitness of Holy Scripture for unfolding the
spiritual life of men. (Hulsean Lectures for 1845.) 1845
Christ the Desire of all Nations. (Hulsean Lectures for 1846.) 1846
Five sermons preached before the University of Cambridge.
London, 1857
Letters and memorials. By the author of *' Charles Lowder "
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TREVELYAN {Sir G.O.) The Cambridge Dionysia. A classic
dream. 1 8 58
Horace at the University of Athens. 1861
2nd ed. 1862
Ladies in Parliament, and other pieces. New ed. London, 1 1
Interludes in verse and prose. London, 1905
TREVELYAN TRINITY 245
TREVELYAN (R.) Ode Graeca. (Written for a Buchanan Prize.)
1804
Mors Nelsoni. Poema aureo dignatum numismate, quod ex Judicio
dedit Gul. Turton, M.D....sub auspiciis Georg. Aug. Val. Princ.
1806
Prolusiones partim Graece partim Latine scriptae. 1 806
Editio altera. Londini, 181 7
TRIBUTE. A collection of miscellaneous unpublished poems. (Ed.
by Lord Northampton, for the benefit of Rev. E. Smedley.)
London^ 1^37
TRIDENT. (Trin. Coll. Magazine.) Vol. i. June 1889-Dec.
1891. 1889-91
TRINITY (The) A nineteenth century Passion-Play. The Son ;
or Victory of Love. [By Karl Pearson.] 1882
TRINITY Church. Brief account of Holy Trinity Church, by
H. L. C. V. de Candole. 1910
The same. Penny ed. 19 10
TRINITY College. The Present State of Trinity College. By
R. Bentley. London^ 1710
2nd ed. London^ 17 10
Some Remarks upon... The Present State... By E. Miller.
London^ 17 10
The True State of Trinity College. [By J. Paris and S. White.]
Londoriy 17 10
2nd ed. London^ 1710
Some Considerations... on... The Present State... [By J. N.]
London [1710]
Full View of Dr Bentley's Letter. By T. Blomer. London^ 17 10
The Rights of the Scholars of Trinity College asserted. [By J. N.]
London [17 10]
True Copy of the Articles against Dr Bentley exhibited... by many
of the Fellows of Trinity College. London^ 17 10
2nd ed. London^ 17 13
True and Impartial Account of the present differences between the
Master and Fellows of Trinity College. [Attr. to J. Paris.]
London^ 1 7 H
Some Account of Horace at Trinity College. [Attack on Bentley
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Answer to some objections that have been made to the conduct of
Dr B. Together with a Dialogue... concerning Trinity College.
London^ 17 13
An Humble and Serious Representation of the Present State of
Trinity College. London [17 16]
True Account of the Present State of Trinity College. [By
C. Middleton.] London^ 1720
The case of Trinity College in Cambridge. Whether the Crown or
the Bishop of Ely be the General Visitor. [By R. Bentley.]
40 London^ ^1^9
A defence of the Bishop of Ely's visitatorial jurisdiction over Trinity
246 TRINITY
TRINITY College.
College in general, and over the Master thereof in particular.
[By J. Colbatch.] 4° n.p. 1732
A vindication of the Bishop of Ely's visitatorial jurisdiction over
Trinity College in general, and over the Master thereof in
particular. [By J. Colbatch.] 4° London^ 1732
Oratio habita in sacello Coll. Trin. Cant, festo S.S. Trinitatis
redeunte, 1779. By T. J. Mathias. 4° 1779
Ode to Trinity College, Cambridge. [By Geo. Pryme.]
London^ 181 2
Trin. Coll. Book Club. List pasted into The Velvet Cushion^ 2nd ed.
Lond., 1 8 14. [Ab. 18 14]
Statutes, 1560. (Fifth Report of Select Committee on Education.)
Fo London^ 1 818
Plan of Tables, etc. at entertainment given to Duchess of Gloucester,
1819. 1819
The case of the Senior Graduate in Divinity among the Fellows of
Trinity College, Cambridge, as to his right of Prae-Option to
College Livings. With other papers connected with the case of
J. D. Hustler. (1822)
Erection of the New Court. Circular, List of Subscriptions, Order
of Ceremonial, etc. Fo 1823
Greek Inscriptions from the Marbles in the Library of Trinity
College, Cambridge. By P. P. Dobree. [1824]
Delineations of Trinity College. By J. and H. S. Storer. (Bowes
1713^.) 4°[i83-]
A statement respecting the lectures at present given on the subject
of the New Testament, in Trinity College, Cambridge. By
R. W. Evans. 4° 1834
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Undergraduates. Attendance
of Fellows at Trin, Coll. Chapel for the week ending Feb. 17,
1838 (-March 24, 1838). With several sets of verses (printed and
in manuscript) which appeared at the time. 4° n.p. 1838
Comparative table of the number of students admitted and of the
number of graduates who received testimonials for Deacon's
Orders, in Trinity College, from 1831 to 1840. (1840)
An earnest appeal to the Master and Seniors of Trinity College, on
the revision of the Statutes. By Two of the Fellows. London^ 1840
Trinity College Prize Essay for 1839, on the Colonial policy of the
Ancients. By W. J. Butler. 1 840
Statuta. (2 copies.) 4° 1844
Tercentenary. Dinner cards and copies of verses composed for the
occasion by W. G. Humphry, A. A. Van Sittart, C. B. Scott,
C. Evans, and A. H. Potts. 1846
Account of the celebration of the Tercentenary, 22 Dec. 1846.
(From Cambridge Chronicle^ 26 Dec.)
An index of such English books printed before the year mdc, as
are now in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge. By
E. Cranwell. 1847
TRINITY 247
TRINITY College.
Undergraduate memorial on the dinner in Hall, 28 Jan. 1854.
40 1854
Reform of Trinity College. Fly-sheets, letters, etc. 1854-60
On Mr Edleston's Remarks on the tenure of the Lucasian Professor-
ship. By F. Martin. 1857
Remarks on the... passage in Bp Monk's Life of Dr Bentley (p. 610,
4to ed. Vol. II. p. 352, 8vo ed.) relating to words occurring in
the 40th Chapter of the Statutes of Trinity College. By Francis
Martin. 1857
On Mr Clark's proposal (4) That the vacant Sizarships be competed
for by persons not yet resident. (2) That the Subsizarships be
abolished. (3) That in the Statutes (cap. xv. line 3) after
' sedecim * the words * ad minimum ' be added. By Francis
Martin. 1857
Report at a meeting of the Governing Body, on the Revising of the
Statutes, June 9, 1857. (^^57)
The proposed conditions of the tenure of Fellowships in Trinity
College. By J. LI. Davies. 1857
Letter to J. LI. Davies on tenure of Fellowships. 1857
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College, who have obtained a place in the First Class of any of
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Outline of Letter in answer to proposed Statutes. By J. L. Hammond.
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College Essays delivered in Trinity College, Feb. 22, and Dec. 16,
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The Undergraduate at the tomb of the Trinity Cook. 1863
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Our Chapel Choir and the appointment of Chaplains. By G. F.
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TRINITY College Commemoration.
17 17. Sermon. Dec. 19. By John Colbatch. 17 18
1721. Sermon. Dec. 21. By Thomas Parne. London^ 1722
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Voces Votivae ab Academicis Cantabrigiensibus pro novissimo Caroli
et Mariae principe filio emissae. (Prince Henry born, 8 July,
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Oliva pacis. (Peace with Holland, Oct. 5.) 40 1654
Musarum Cantabrigiensium luctus et gratulatio...in funere Oliveri
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Academiae Cantabrigiensis Xcoa-rpa, sive, ad Carolum II. reducem...
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Threni Cantabrigienses in funere duorum Principum, Henrici Glo-
cestrensis et Mariae Arausionensis... Caroli 11. fratris et sororis.
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Epithalamia Cantabrigiensia in nuptias Regis Caroli II. et illustr.
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Threni Cantabrigienses in exequiis...reginae Henriettae Mariae.
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Musarum Cantabrigiensium Threnodia in obitum..,Georgii Ducis
Albaemarlae. (George Monk, Duke of Albemarle, died, 3 Jan.
1670.) (Bowes 2900.) 40 1670
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Lacrymae Cantabrigienses in obitum illustr. Principis Henriettae
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died, 29 June, 1670.) 40 1670
Epicedia Cantabrigiensia in obitum illustr. Principis Annae Ducissae
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To... Prince James, Duke of Monmouth and Buccleugh, on the happy
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Epithalamium in...nuptiis...Guilielmi Henrici Arausii et Mariae
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40 1677
Hymenaeus Cantabrigiensis. (On the marriage of Prince George of
Denmark and the Princess Anne of York.) (Bowes 170-1.)
4° 1683
Moestissimae ac laetissimae Academiae Cantabrigiensis affectus, de-
cedente Carolo II. succedente Jacobo II. (Charles II. died, 6 Feb.
1685.) (Bowes 174-5.) 40 i68f
lUustrissimi Principis Ducis Cornubiac.Genethliacon. (On the
birth of the Old Pretender.) (Bowes 183-4.) 40 1688
Musae Cantabrigienses... Wilhelmo et Mariae... publicae salutis ac
libertatis vindicibus, haec officii et pietatis ergo d.d. (On the
accession of William and Mary, 13 Feb. 1689.) (Bowes 190-1.)
40 1689
Lacrymae Cantabrigienses in obitum...Reginae Mariae. (Queen
Mary died, 28 December, 1694.) (2 copies.) (Bowes 199.)
^„ . . . . . . . 4° i69f
Moestissimae ac laetissimae Academiae Cantabrigiensis carmina
funebria et triumphalia. Illis Reginam Annam morte abreptam
deflet. His Regi Georgio Britannicum solium ascendenti gratu-
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Gratulatio Academiae Cantabrigiensis auspicatissimas Friderici Wal-
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(Bowes 452.) Fo 1736
Pietas Academiae Cantabrigiensis in funere principis Wilhelminae
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Gratulatio Academiae Cantabrigiensis de reditu Georgii II. post
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Academiae Cantabrigiensis luctus in obitum Frederici Walliae
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(Bowes 499.) Fo 1 75 1
Carmina ad Thomam Holies ducem de Newcastle inscripta...Kal.
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WILD (E.) The Help. A 'Varsity Operetta. London, 1891
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WILKINS (W.) An account of the Prior's Chapel at Ely. {Archaeo-
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Letter to the Senate. (9 Feb.) 1831
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WILLIAM IV., King of England. Vice-Chancellor's notice that he
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WILLIAM of Worcester. Itineraria S. Simeonis et Willelmi de
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WILLIAMS (F.C.) Utopia. [Camb. Christmas Annual, 1^$.) 1895
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The Government scheme of education in the University of Cambridge,
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270 WILLIAMS WILLIAMSON
WILLIAMS (G.)
A letter to the Provost of Eton College on the election of scholars to
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Letter to the Provost of King's College. 1856
Statement of the property of King's College. 1857
Supplementary statement of the property of King's College. 1857
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WILLIAMS (P.) Sermon, 11 June, 1738. 40 1738
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WILLIAMSON (K.) Cambridge, a poem, etc. (Fenlight Booklets, i .)
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WILLIS (M.A.) A short sketch about washing linen. 1868
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Science applied to the washing of linen. London^ 1869
A short essay on practical experimental philosophy. Parts i, 2.
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WILLIS (R.) Attempt to analyse the Automaton Chess Player of
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On the pressure produced on a flat plate, etc. {Trans. Camb. Philos.
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On the vowel sounds, and on reed organ pipes. {Trans. Camb. Philos.
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Syllabus of lectures on Sound at Royal Institution, 1 832. London^ 1 832
Remarks on the architecture of the Middle Ages. 1835
On the Teeth of Wheels. {Trans. Inst, of Civil Engineers.)
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Syllabus of a course of experimental lectures on the principles of
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Another ed. 1840
Another ed. 1841
On the construction of the Vaults of the Middle Ages. {Trans. Inst.
of British Architects.) 40 London^ 1 84 1
On the characteristic interpenetrations of the flamboyant style.
{Trans. Inst, of British Architects.) \° London^ 1841
Principles of mechanism. London^ 1841
2nd ed. London^ 1870
Description of the cymagraph for copying mouldings. {Civil Engineer
and Architect's Journal.) 4° London^ 1 842
Report on Cathedral of Hereford. {Engineer's Journal.)
40 London, 1842
Description of the Sextry Barn at Ely. {C.A.S.) 4° 1843
Architectural nomenclature of the Middle Ages. {C.A.S.) 4° 1844
The architectural history of Canterbury Cathedral. London, 1845
A critical dissertation on Prof. Willis's Architectural history of
Canterbury Cathedral. By Charles Sandys. London, iS 4.6
On the history of the Great Seals of England. {Arch. Journal.)
London, 1845
The architectural history of Winchester Cathedral. London, 1846
Architectural history of York Cathedral. (Read before Arch. Inst.)
London, 1846
Lecture on Ely Cathedral, before Arch. Inst. 4 Aug. 1847. (Repr.
from Norfolk Chronicle.) Norwich, 1847
2/2 WILLIS
WILLIS (R.)
Description of the ancient plan of the monastery of St Gall, in the
ninth century. {Arch. Journal.) [London^ 1848)
The architectural history of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre at
Jerusalem. (Two copies.) London, 1849
Essay on the effects produced by causing weights to travel over
elastic bars. (Appendix B of the Report of Commissioners appointed
to enquire into the application of iron to railway structures.)
Fo London, 1849
Another ed. appended to P. Barlow's Treatise on the strength
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On the principles of tools for turning and planing metals. London, 1 849
System of apparatus for the use of lecturers in Mechanical Philosophy.
40 London, 1851
Exhibition of 1 85 1. Classified Lists. Section I L, Machinery, arranged
by R. Willis. (With other pieces connected with the Exhibition.)
40 1851
On machines and tools for working in metal, wood, and other
materials. (Lecture vii on results of Exhibition of 1851.)
London, 1852
Crystal Palace Company. Grand Organ. Preliminary Report, by
Sir F. A. G. Ouseley, R. Willis, and J. Donaldson. London, 1853
Pedal Harp. Specification. 40 London, 1856
Paris Universal Exhibition. Report on machinery for woven fabrics.
London, 1857
Apparatus for weighing. Specification. 40 London, 1857
The architectural history of the University (of Cambridge). (Proc.
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Architectural history of Gloucester Cathedral. {Arch. Journ.)
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Another ed. {Gentleman s Mag.) {London, i860)
A Westminster fabric roll of 1253. {Gentleman's Mag.) {London, i860)
Memoir on foundations of early buildings recently discovered in
Lichfield Cathedral. {Arch. Journ.) London, 1861
Architectural history of Chichester Cathedral. 4° Chichester, 1861
Address delivered at the opening meeting of the British Association
at Cambridge, Oct. i, 1862. 1862
The architectural history of the Cathedral and Monastery at Worcester.
{Arch. Journ.) London, 1863
The Crypt and Chapter House of Worcester Cathedral. {Royallnst.
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Sherborne Minster. {Arch. Journ.) {London, 1865)
The architectural history of Glastonbury Abbey. 1866
The architectural history of the conventual buildings of the monastery
of Christ Church in Canterbury. London, 1869
Notes on Norwich Cathedral. By D. J. Stewart. (From Memoranda
by the late Prof. Willis.) 2 pts. {Arch. Journ., xxxii.)
{London, 1875)
WILLIS WOLLASTON 273
WILLIS (R.)
Willis (R.) and Clark (J.W.) The architectural history of the Uni-
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Proofs of Schools, Library, Senate House, corrected by H. Bradshaw
(Arch. hist. iii.).
Essay on The Library. Proofs with notes. (Arch. hist, in.)
A volume of reviews, criticisms, letters, etc.
The late Prof. Willis. By J. W. Clark. (Repr. from Camb. Chron.,
March 6, 1875.) (1875)
Memoir of Robert Willis. {Proc. Inst, Civ. Engineers.) {London^ 1875)
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WILSON (H.B.) Rationalism in the Pulpit of the University of
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WILSON {Sir H.F.) Notice of a proposed representation of the Ajax.
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Cambridge University Association for the promotion of purity of
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The history of Wisbech, with an historical sketch of the Fens.
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Observations on a central Assize at Wisbech. By H. Fardell.
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A brief history of the proposal to admit Women to Degrees at
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Women's Degrees : a report in Greek and English. By W. C.
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University Education of Women. 1897
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Battle, 1881 ; Newnham.
WOOD (A.a) The ancient and present state of the city of Oxford.
40 London^ ^773
The history and antiquities of the University of Oxford. With
continuation by John Gutch. 4° Oxford^ 1786
WOOD (F.H.) "'Ei/TOfT^ viKdy (Seatonian Prize Poem for 1904.)
1904
WOOD (J.S.) Remarks on the bearing of the proposed Statute
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The position of members of the Church of England in a College in
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WOOD (T.B.) Syllabus of a course of tw^elve lectures on plant and
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WOODCOCK (E.) An account of the providential preservation of
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WOODHAM (H.A.) Oratio Latina. (Members' Prize.) 1837
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An application of heraldry to the illustration of various University
and Collegiate antiquities. 2 pts. [C.J.S.) 4° 1 841-2
WOODHOUSE (F.C.) Some account of St John's College Chapel,
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WOODHOUSE WORDSWORTH 275
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WOODLARK (R.) Robert Woodlark, Founder of St Catharine's
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WOODWARD (H.) Rev. Adam Sedgwick. {Geol. Mag., April,
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Naturalis historia telluris illustrata et aucta. Londini, 17 14
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able room. Fo (1821)
List of works on the geology of Cambridgeshire. By William
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Catalogue of the collection of Cambrian and Silurian Fossils. By
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1886. 1886
Sedgwick Memorial Museum. Fly-sheets relating thereto. 1886-
The Woodwardian Professor and the Sedgwick Memorial Museum.
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WOODWARDIAN Professorship. Poll, 21 May, 181 8. (A. Sedgwick
elected.) 1818
1873. Testimonials of various candidates, including T. McK.
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College Statutes, College Fellowships, and College legislation.
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Scholae Academicae. 1877
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Guide through the... Lakes... with a Description of the scenery.
5th ed. 12° Kendal^ 1835
Ed, by J. Hudson. With Five Letters on the Geology of the
Lake District by A. Sedgwick. Kendal, 1853
Ode on the Installation of Prince Albert as Chancellor of the
University of Cambridge. 40 1847
Another ed., illuminated. 40 1847
The College Days of William Wordsworth. By G. C. M. Smith. {Eagle,
March, 1891.) (1891)
WORKE for Cutlers. Acted at Trinity Hall, at the instance of
A. F. Sieveking, 23 July, 1903. (1903)
Ed. by A. F. Sieveking, with introductory note by A. W. Ward.
40 London, 1904
WORKING Men's College, 1 854-1 904. Edited by J. L. Davies.
London, 1904
Working Men's College Magazine. Nos. 1-2 1. Jan. 1859-Sept.
i860. 1859-60
WORKING Men's Cottage Garden Society. 28th Annual Exhibition.
3 Aug. 1903. 1903
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G. J. Gray.) 1910
WORSLEY (T.) The Roman martyr. A youthful essay in dramatic
verse. By Nominis Umbra [T. Worsley]. London, 1859
A few remarks on the outline of a scheme for the future constitution
of Downing College. i860
A few remarks on the most fitting material and site for the memorial
statue to our late Chancellor. (1862)
Christian drift of Cambridge work. Eight lectures. 1865
iS^^ also Fitzwilliam Museum, 1856.
WORTHINGTON (T.L.) Proposal for rural settlements, 25 Oct.
1894. [London, 1894)
WOTTON (W.) Reflections upon Ancient and Modern Learning.
London, 1694
2nd ed. London, 1697
3rd ed. London, 1705
WRANGHAM (F.) The Restoration of the Jews. (Seatonian Prize
Poem for 1794.) 4° 1795
The Holy Land. (Seatonian Prize Poem for 1800.) 40 1800
A poem on the restoration of learning in the East. (Written for
Buchanan Prize.) 4° 1805
Joseph made known to his brethren. (Seatonian Prize Poem for
1812.) 1812
Sertum Cantabrigiense. Malton^ 1824
WRANGLER WYKEHAM 277
WRANGLER. Jan., Feb., Aug., 1837. PVisbech {i^^l)
WRATISLAW (A.H.) Further remarks on the University system
of education. 1 848
Observations on the Cambridge system. 1850
2nd ed. 1850
Patriotism : an ancient lyrico-epic poem. London^ Rugby ^ 1851
Reasons for refusing to sign the Report of the Statutes Revision
Syndicate, dated Dec. 10, 1851. 1852
Middle class and non-gremial examinations. Cui bono? i860
WREATH of Songs. By the Cambridge Lotos Club. 1880
WREN (M.) Sermon preached, 17 Feb. 1627. 4° "^^27
WRIGHT (J.M.F.) Alma Mater, or seven years at the University of
Cambridge. 2 vols. London^ 1827
A collection of Cambridge Mathematical Examination Papers. 1830
WRIGHT (J.P.) A Quiet Supper (with songs) at the rooms of
X. Y. B., St Andrew's College, Cambridge. 1864
WRIGHT (R.T.) The Long Vacation. A suggestion for University
Reform. 1878
WRIGHT (T.) ^ee Fuller (T.), History of the University of
Cambridge, 1840 ; King's College. Ancient laws, 1850 ;
Le Keux (J.), Memorials, 1837-8, 1847.
WRIGHT (W.R.) Irregular ode intended for music at the Installa-
tion of the Duke of Gloucester. 1 8 1 1
WYATT (H.P.) Thoughts on University education. 1849
WYATT (J.) See Downing College, 1804.
WYCLIF (J.) Wicklieffes Wicket. Ed. by R. Potts. (Old Tracts
...IV.) 1851
WYKEHAM (William of) Life. By Robert Lowth, Bp of Oxford.
Oxford^ 1777
William of Wykeham and his Colleges. By M. E. C. Walcott.
Winchester y 1 852
Life. By G. H. Moberly. Winchester and London^ 1887
18-3
278
Y
YEATES (T.) Collation of an Indian copy of the Hebrew Pentateuch,
with notice of others, collected by Rev. C. Buchanan, D.D., 1806,
and now in the Public Library, Cambridge. 4° 181 2
YORKE (J.), Bp of Ely. Sermon... 26 May, 1785. To which is
annexed an account of the S.P.C.K. 4° London, 1785
See also Ely [1787 ?].
YORKE (P.) See Appeal.
YOUNG {Sir G.) University Tests ; an apology for their assailants.
London, 1868
The Oedipus Tyrannus of Sophocles in English verse. 1887
Cookham Church. Reading, 1901
See also Praed (W. M.).
ZOOLOGY. Reports, fly-sheets, etc., on the foundation of the
Professorship of Zoology. With Candidates' testimonials. A.
Newton elected. 1865-6
Poll for the election of a Professor, March i, 1866. 1866
On the duties of a Professor of Zoology. By W. H. Drosier. 1866
Proceedings of Fourth International Congress of Zoology, held at
Cambridge, 22-27 August, 1898. Ed. by A. Sedgwick. 1899
Miscellaneous papers relating to the Congress. 1898
Professorship. Election of 1907. Letters of Candidates and
miscellaneous papers. A. Sedgwick elected. ^9^1
See also Bridge (T.W.) and Clark (J.W.) List of Dissections (1871) ;
Illustrations of Comparative Anatomy, 1875.
APPENDIX
I. MANUSCRIPTS
II. PRINTS AND DRAWINGS
28o
I. MANUSCRIPTS
The following will be fully described in the new edition, now in
preparation, of the Catalogue of Manuscripts in the University
Library ; the class-marks prefixed refer to that Catalogue.
WILLIS (R.)
Add. 5022. Architectural drawings.
Add. 5023. Church architecture.
Add. 5024. Monasteries. Cathedrals.
Add. 5025. Nomenclature : materials.
Add. 5026. Nomenclature : materials.
Add. 5027. Tracery.
Add. 5028. Oxford. Monastic Colleges.
Add. 5029. Notes. General : A — K.
Add. 5030. : L — Z.
Add. 5031. Ancient monuments, etc.
Add. 5032. Descriptions of Churches.
Add. 5033. Monuments, etc.
Add. 5034. Saints, etc.
Add. 5035. Cymagraph, etc.
Add. 5036. Italian architecture, etc.
Further Notes by Prof. Willis were bought at the J. W. Clark sale
(Add. 5 127-5 141).
Add. 5037. Drawings. Bottisham.
Add. 5038. Chester.
Add. 5039. Ely.
Add. 5040. Exeter.
Add. 5041. Gloucester.
Add. 5042. Lichfield,
Add. 5043. Peterborough.
Add. 5044. Salisbury.
Add. 5045. Miscellanea.
See also Appendix II and Add. 5142-4.
CAMBRIDGE.
Add. 5046. Statuta Universitatis Cantabrigiensis. (xvi. cent.)
Add. 5047. Watson (Bp R.) Notes of G. Holmes's lectures. 1758 ?
Add. 5048-9. Cambridge Garrick Club. Minute Book. 1833-9
Add. 5050. Cambridge University. Act for B.A. degree. 1842 ?
Add. 5051. Mathematical Tripos. Marking Book. 1842
Add. 5052. Cambridge Camden Society. Resignations and Answers.
1845
APPENDIX 281
CAMBRIDGE.
Add. 5053. Cambridge University. Societas Sanctae Crucis.
1854-5
Add. 5054. Smedley (E.A.) Correspondence with Rev. C. Knowles.
1865
Add. 5055-6. Luard(H.R.) Notes on Cambridge Graduati. 1856?
Add. 5057. Bradshaw (H.) Notes on King's College, University
Library, etc.
University Library : Donors' Book. (Copy of part of MS.
Oo . 7 . 52.)
WILLIS (R.) and CLARK (J.W.) Materials for the Architectural
History of the University of Cambridge and of the Colleges of
Cambridge and Eton, published 1886.
Add. 5058. Correspondence of R. Willis with the Vice-Chancellor.
1859
Add. 5059-60. Introduction.
Add. 5061. Peterhouse — Corpus.
Add. 5062-3. King's College. 2 vols.
Add. 5064. Eton.
Add. 5065. Eton (J. W. Clark).
Add. 5066. Queens' College.
Add. 5067. St Catharine's College — Jesus College.
Add. 5068. Christ's College— St John's College.
Add. 5069. Christ's College (J. W. Clark).
Add. 5070. St John's College Library (J. W, Clark).
Add. 5071-3. Trinity College. 3 vols.
Add. 5074. Michael House — King's Hall.
Add. 5075. Magdalene — Emmanuel — Sidney^
Add. 5076. Downing (J. W. Clark).
Add. 5077. Schools — Library — Senate House.
Add. 5078. Master's Lodge.
Add. 5079. Gateways — Treasury — Hall, etc.
Add. 5080. Chambers — Hostels — Wainscot.
Add. 5081. Chapel.
Add. 5082. India proofs of illustrations.
CLARK (J.W.)
Add. 5083-9. The Library. 6 vols, and Index.
Materials for The Care of Books based on the essay on The Library in
the Architectural History.
Add. 5090. University Library. Annals.
Add. 5091-2. Miscellanies. 2 vols.
SEDGWICK (A.)
Add. 5093-7. Material for his Life, published in 1890 by J. W.
Clark and T. McK. Hughes.
Add. 5098-9. Romilly (J.) Extracts from his diary. (For the
Sedgwick life.)
* This volume was generously restored to the series by J. B. Peace, M.A.
Emm., to whom it had been given by J. W. Clark.
282 APPENDIX
SEDGWICK (A.)
Add. 5100. Sedgwick (A.) Letters to Miss Duncan (copy).
Add. 5 1 1 . Miscellanea.
Add. 5102. Correspondence connected with Sedgwick's Life.
CLARK (J.W.)
Add. 5103-5. Miscellanea.
Add. 5106. Note Book.
Add. 5107. Mr Buck's Book. (Transcript, corrected.)
Add. 5108. Augustinian Friars.
Add. 5109. Augustinian Canons.
Add. 51 10. Library Notes. Rome.
Add. 51 1 1. Roman Libraries.
Add. 51 12. Gilbertine Nuns. Institutiones. (Transcript.)
Add. 51 13. Translation by J. W. Clark.
Add. 51 14. Caius (J.) History of the University. Translation by
J. W. Clark.
Add. 5115. Glossary.
SANCROFT (W.)
Add. 5 1 16. Correspondence with Emmanuel College. (Transcript.)
CLARK (J.W.)
Add. 5117-8. A.D.C. Programmes, 1855-95.
Add. 5122-3. Extracts from W. Cole's MSS.
MARTIN (T.)
Add. 5125. Cambridgeshire Notes.
II. PRINTS AND DRAWINGS
In addition to the books and papers here described Mr Clark left
to the University a collection of prints and drawings of the University,
Town, and County of Cambridge. Besides topographical engravings
and plans the collection includes a series of original pencil sketches
by George Nicholson (1816) ; architectural drawings by Professor
Willis ; and photographs of University ceremonies.
It is hoped that these may be fully described in a projected compre-
hensive Catalogue of Cambridge Prints and Plans.
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