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Tract Collection: Manuscript Material
Poem entitled Advice to Mr. White to paint Dr. Sancroft
[1680?]
Ref:GB 1953 BTMS/17
Location:University of Wales Trinity Saint David / Prifysgol Cymru Y Drindod Dewi Sant
Extent:2 sheets of paper
Language:English
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Tract Collection: Manuscript Material
Poem entitled The Seven Wise Men
late 17th Century-early 18th Century
Ref:GB 1953 BTMS/15
Location:University of Wales Trinity Saint David / Prifysgol Cymru Y Drindod Dewi Sant
Extent:4 sheets paper
Language:English
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Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers
Advertisement of a mock recipe for statesmen,
[1700x1750].
Ref:GB 210 M2/8
Location:National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
Extent:2 ff
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Herbert of Cherbury Manuscripts and Papers
'An essay upon satyre’ and a satire in verse on Charles II,
[1660x1685].
Ref:GB 210 M1/12
Location:National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
Extent:3 ff
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Tract Collection: Manuscript Material
An Almanac for the Year 1688
[ca. 1688]
Ref:GB 1953 BTMS/11
Location:University of Wales Trinity Saint David / Prifysgol Cymru Y Drindod Dewi Sant
Extent:3 sheets of paper
Language:English
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Miscellaneous verses and other fragments by John Rawlinson Ford and others
ca.1863
Ref:GB 206 MS 367
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
Ford John Rawlinson 1844-1934.
Extent:47 ff
Language:English
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Five poems in a single hand
168-
Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 30
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Extent:4 pp. The poems are written in a hand of c.1690 on to blank leaves at the end of a printed book, The Speeches of the Lord Digby, 1641. The 2nd-4th pages are paged 26-28, to continue the printed pagination. The title of the first poem has been severely cut into by a binder. The volume as a whole is mounted between buckram guards within half-cloth modern boards
Language:English
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A satyr on the political state of Great Britain
1716
Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 19
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
known Not.
Extent:2 ff. Flyleaves extracted from The Political State of Great Britain for 1716, according to notes on the wrapper. Name "Hext" on front flyleaf. 20th-century cloth binding with the earlier wrappers bound in. The wrapper title is pre-headed "1715". The spine is lettered: MS. 1715. SATYR ON BRITAIN. SWIFT
Language:English
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Seneca, Juvenal and Persius: translation and selections, by Sir Edward Dering
1665
Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt q 29
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
Dering Edward 1625-1684.
Extent:25 ff. The signatures (of which one ownership inscription of Dering's is in Greek) include at the English end of the volume a few of (?) "John Egond" and/or "John Fendel". From the Latin end, ff.3-6 (part of Juvenal's satires) are paged 1-8, apparently by Dering. Ff.17-25 from the Latin end exist only as torn fragments, that of f.18 bearing further inscribed words on recto. F.1 from the Latin end, conjugate with f.1 from the English end, is also a torn fragment, bearing what may be a large J or a flourish. Possibly in another (rough) hand are numerals for the Juvenal satires, and the title-heading for the eighth of these (written first, Latin end f.3)
Language:English Latin
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Three satirical political Scottish poems and names of Scotsmen associated with the Long Parliament of 1640
ca. 1640
Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt q 50
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
known] [Not.
Extent:3 ff., manuscript. Written in at least two different hands
Language:English
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Upon the Sky-lights : from the Maybole in the Strand to the Maybole in Handbridge, an anonymous verse satire
ca. 1720
Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt q 66
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
known] [Not.
Extent:1 f., folio manuscript. Written in a single hand with only faint traces of jottings on verso. Very fragile
Language:English
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Five poetical satires on affairs of state
ca. 1703-1710
Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt q 55
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
known] [Not.
Extent:4 ff., conjoined in 2 pairs, manuscript. Written in a single hand. F.2v is blank
Language:English
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Miscellany of eighteenth-century poems by various authors
ca. 1725-1741
Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 72
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
known] [Not.
Extent:1 vol. (30 ff.) with additional loose sheets inserted. Written in several hands. Bound in a cover bearing gilt-embossed paper. Ff.9v and 15-30 are blank
Language:English
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Two English satirical poems relating to Sandwich in Kent, by Josiah Burchett and Bowman Samson
ca. 1730
Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt q 63
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
Burchett Josiah 1666?-1746.
Extent:2 ff., separate folio manuscripts. Probably written in a single hand; the same watermark occurs in both folios
Language:English
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The seven wise men : a poem on affairs of state
1704
Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt q 54
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
known] [Not.
Extent:2 ff. conjoined, manuscript. Written in a single hand
Language:English
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Nemo mortalium omnibus horis sapit, attributed to Alexander Pope
ca. 1710
Ref:GB 206 -GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt q 61
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
Pope Alexander 1688-1744.
Extent:3 ff., folio manuscript. Written in two different hands and bearing in the paper of the second leaf of the contents section a clear watermark in the form of what appear to be several seals drawn within a leafy border
Language:English Latin
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Satirical poem in the form of a letter from Thomas Hearne to Sir Hans Sloane
ca. 1725-1775
Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 112
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
Hearne Thomas 1678-1735.
Extent:2 ff. conjoined, manuscript. Written in a single mid-eighteenth-century hand
Language:English
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Collection of loose sheets containing predominantly English poems, much of it political, compiled by John Gibson
ca. 1623-1711
Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt q 52
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
Gibson John fl 1711.
Extent:1 box containing 106 ff., manuscript. Collection of loose sheets in many different hands, some of them originally sent as letters
Language:English Latin
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The Supervisour, by E. G. [prose, followed by] A Paraphrasticall Epigram [verse]
1640s
Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 39
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
G E.
Extent:36 ff. Unbound manuscript comprising two booklets and a cover, in a single hand. &quote;Pages" 1-72 are stitched in 2 quires of 16 ff. each; the cover, with the poem, folds loose around them. Watermark of ornamental lidded cup
Language:English
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Poetical miscellany mainly of contemporary satires, by various authors, chiefly anonymous
ca. 1680
Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 87
Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
Name of creator:
known] [Not.
Extent:1 vol. (90 ff.), manuscript. Written by a single hand. Ff.78-90 are blank. Bound in brown leather boards with decorated gilt tooling on both covers and the spine. On the inside front cover there is a bookplate with a printed coat of arms and the words 'E LIBRIS ROBERTI MARCHIONIS DE CREWE' and the name 'Michael Phillips' written in pencil in a modern hand below it. On f.78v there is a pencilled drawing of a lady wearing a long dress and high heels and holding what appears to be a small lamp or goblet
Language:English
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