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Title
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Level of description
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Date
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Digital object |
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ff. 25–31 |
Notes on various subjects, including plans for the Hyp-Doctor |
Part |
1728–30 |
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ff. 40–6 |
Ideas for orations, etc. |
Part |
1728–9 |
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f. 51 |
List of four titles |
Part |
early 18th c. |
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ff. 61–3 |
‘List of Books to be written’ |
Part |
early 18th c. |
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f. 130 |
Brief note on English trade |
Part |
early 18th c. |
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f. 137 |
Notes on Samuel Pufendorf’s Introduction to the History of … Europe, translated by Jodocus Crull (1695) |
Part |
early 18th c. |
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f. 163 |
Notes on heresies |
Part |
early 18th c. |
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ff. 164–6 |
Notes on religious subjects |
Part |
early 18th c. |
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f. 174 |
Notes on religious subjects |
Part |
early 18th c. |
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f. 8 |
Untitled verses, in an unidentified hand. Author unknown |
Part |
early 18th c. |
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f. 4 |
Printed notice announcing the publication of the Memoirs of the Life of Benjamin Starkey on 6 Oct. |
Part |
3 Oct. 1818 |
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f. 7r |
Promissory note from Benjamin Starkey to William Garrett, for 1d. |
Part |
19 Jan. 1814 |
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f. 11r |
Etching of Benjamin Starkey, from a drawing by Stephen Humble |
Part |
c. 1818 |
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f. 14r |
Title-page of the Memoirs (1818), signed by Benjamin Starkey and dated by him 14 June 1821 |
Part |
14 June 1821 |
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f. 48r |
Print of a group in front of a palace (probably on the Continent), with the motto ‘Bonum est nos hic esse’ in a ribbon |
Part |
c. 1700 |
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f. 51r |
Print captioned ‘An Exact Representation of the Burning, Plundering and Destruction of Newgate by the Rioters on the memorable 7th of June 1780’ |
Part |
10 July 1781 |
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f. 57r |
Writ of habeas corpus directed to the Marshal of the Marshalsea, instructing him to convey Lord George Gordon to the house of Justice Francis Buller in Lincoln’s Inn Fields |
Part |
28 Nov. 1787 |
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f. 61r |
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 |
Part |
18 Dec. 1787 |
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f. 63r |
Rule for judgement in the case of the King against Lord George Gordon |
Part |
27 Jan. 1788 |
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pp. 16–28 |
‘An Essay upon Satyr’, by the Earl of Mulgrave (and John Dryden?) |
Part |
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pp. 53–5 |
Verses, by John Milton(?) |
Part |
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pp. 60–1 |
Verses, by John Ayloffe(?) |
Part |
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pp. 61–5 |
‘On The Lord Mayor & Court of Aldermen going to Whitehall, with The King, and Dukes Freedom’, by Andrew Marvell(?) |
Part |
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pp. 66–7 |
‘On the K—’, by the Earl of Rochester |
Part |
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pp. 82–91 |
‘A Dialogue. Between the Two Horses at Chaing Cross, and Wool Church’ (author unknown) |
Part |
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pp. 92–5 |
‘A Dialogue, Between K. and D.’ (author unknown) |
Part |
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pp. 113–21 |
‘A Discourse of Rebellion Given up and down in 1676’ (author unknown) |
Part |
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pp. 156–8 |
‘Cato’s Answer to Labienus, When he advis’d him to go and Consult the Oracle of Jupiter Hammon’, by John Ayloffe or Robert Wolseley(?): a translation of Lucan, Pharsalia, ix. 566–86 |
Part |
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pp. 166–7 |
‘On the Lord Chancellor Hide. 1667’ (author unknown) |
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pp. 190–1 |
‘The Dispute’, by the Earl of Rochester, 1673 |
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