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Level of description
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Date
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f. 60r |
Direction from Francis Barlow, clerk in court for the king, and James Fenn and Matthew Bloxam, sheriffs, to the keeper of Newgate, instructing him to detain Lord George Gordon |
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c. 1787 |
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f. 64r |
Coloured etching captioned ‘Promenade in the State Side of Newgate’ |
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5 Oct. 1793 |
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ff. 66–77 |
Leaves from The Third Book of the Chronicles of London for 1780 |
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1781 |
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pp. 5–14 |
‘Reasons against Repealing the Acts of Parliament concerning the Test’, by Gilbert Burnet, 1687 |
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pp. 15–16 |
‘The Humble Address of the Ladies of Pleasure etc.’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 28–37 |
Verses (author unknown) |
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pp. 58–60 |
‘On Sir Robert Viner’s Statue of the King on Horse Back’, by Andrew Marvell(?) |
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pp. 65–6 |
Translation of Virgil, Aeneid, iv. 615–20, by Abraham Cowley |
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p. 66 |
‘Upon Sir Ellis Laytons being Order’d by the K— to be sent to the Tower’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 73–80 |
‘The Chequer Inn, or a Pleasant new Ballad’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 81a–82 |
‘On Garroway’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 106–13 |
Verses (author unknown), 1678 |
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pp. 121–7 |
‘Reasons against the Bill for the Test by the Earl of Shaftsbury. 1675.’ |
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pp. 128–30 |
Copy of a letter from the Earl of Shaftesbury to the Earl of Carlisle |
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pp. 135–40 |
Verses, by the Earl of Mulgrave |
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pp. 151–5 |
‘Upon an Ungratefull, and Undeserving Mistress whom he could not help Loving. Or. A Second Part of Philis’: a paraphrase of Ovid, Amores, III, x |
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pp. 172–4 |
‘Farther Instructions To a Painter. 1670’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 175–89 |
‘The Dream of the Cabal’, by John Ayloffe(?), 1672 |
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pp. 191–6 |
‘Advice to a Painter to draw The D—’, by John Ayloffe(?), 1673(?) |
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pp. 196–9 |
‘On the Statue at Charing-Cross’, by Andrew Marvell |
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pp. 199–200 |
‘On his Excellent Friend Mr Andrew Marvel, deceas’d 1677’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 200–2 |
‘Marvel’s Ghost’, by John Ayloffe |
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pp. 202–6 |
‘A Familiar Epistle To Julian Secretary to the Muses’, by the Duke of Buckingham(?), 1677 |
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pp. 207–10 |
‘Preserv’d by Wonder. A Satyr’, by John Lacy, 1677 |
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pp. 210–12 |
‘On the Queen’s Dancing’ (author unknown), 1678 |
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pp. 272–4 |
‘A Ballad, On Sir Robert Peyton’ (author unknown), 1680 |
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pp. 285–7 |
‘A Speech address’d to Queen Elizabeth’s Statue at Temple Bar, at the burning of the Pope, Novr 17. 1680’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 294–5 |
‘My Opinion’, by the Earl of Dorset(?), 1681(?) |
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p. 315 |
Copy of letters patent of King Charles II, 5 Jan. 1680 |
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f. 1r |
Cuttings from the Pontefract Telegraph, containing an article headed ‘Return of the Hon. Mr and Mrs Milnes to Fryston Hall’ |
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Sept. 1880 |
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