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  • 1
    Katherine Philips poetry,
    1650-1658.
    Ref:GB 210 NLW MS 776B
    Location:National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
    Name of creator:
    Philips Katherine 1632-1664.
    Extent:Contact NLW for more information
    Language:English
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    Katherine Philips poetry,
    1650-1658.
    Ref:GB 210 NLW MS 775B
    Location:National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
    Name of creator:
    Philips Katherine 1632-1664.
    Extent:iv, 111 ff. (paginated 1-222; pp. 102, 104, 106, 108, 110, 126, 128, 130, 132, 134, 136-222 inverted text) ; 180 x 105 mm. Original calf binding; 'KP' blind stamped on cover; John R. Tutin bookplate on cover. Some leaves torn out
    Language:English
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  • 3
    Music,
    [17 cent., last ¼], [18 cent., last ¼].
    Ref:GB 210 NLW MS 11002B
    Location:National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
    Extent:Bound in brown calf. Emblazoned on the entire surface of the lower and upper covers respectively are the achievement of the family of Harcourt (gu., 2 bars or, a fleur-de-lis of the second in sinister chief for difference), and a slightly defaced achievement (quarterly of 17; in the first, Harcourt arms)
    Language:English
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  • 4
    Ten manuscript poems by Edmund Waller written into a copy of the 1686 edition of his Poems, etc.
    ca. 1690
    Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 94
    Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
    Name of creator:
    Waller Edmund 1606-1687.
    Extent:1 vol. ([viii], 301, [5]pp.), printed book, with 4pp. of manuscript poetry at the beginning and 5pp. at the end written on both sets of endpapers. The manuscript poetry is written in a single hand, probably ca. 1690. Bound in leather with some gilt tooling on the spine and also the words WALLERS POEMS embossed on it. On the outside front cover there is an armorial bookplate in the shape of a diamond with the names Elianore Mary printed on it, presumably a note of ownership
    Language:English
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  • 5
    Miscellaneous collection of eighteenth-century English poetry and prose, with additional later material
    ca. 1750-1770
    Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 93
    Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
    Name of creator:
    known] [Not.
    Extent:1 vol. (111 ff.), manuscript. Written mainly in a single hand, with additional material in a later nineteenth-century hand. Ff.69v-106v are blank
    Language:English
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  • 6
    Mysevin Manuscripts
    Sermons, etc.,
    [1693x1737 /
    Ref:GB 210 NLW MS 13252A
    Location:National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
    Extent:128 ff. Bound in full leather with blind tooling - binding worn and discoloured in part, and the manuscript is itself worn at the end
    Language:English
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  • 7
    Thomas Walker's Book of Miscellanies
    1712
    Ref:GB 133 Eng MS 521
    Location:University of Manchester Library
    Name of creator:
    Name of Author: various but mainly Thomas Walker.
    Extent:190 x 150 mm. 1 volume (124 + xii folios);
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  • 8
    Selections from The betraying of Christ, by Samuel Rowlands
    ca. 1625-1634
    Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 77
    Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
    Name of creator:
    Rowlands Samuel.
    Extent:1 vol. (48 ff.), manuscript. The main text is written in a single hand. Bound in vellum and embossed with a gilt pattern and decorations. The main text is foliated 1-45 by the writer of the manuscript
    Language:English
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  • 9
    Mysevin Manuscripts
    'Coll Gwynfa',
    1818-1819 /
    Ref:GB 210 NLW MS 13249B I-II
    Location:National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
    Extent:Formerly unbound, now repaired and bound in quarter leather.All the pages are partly discoloured and affected by damp.All the pages are partly discoloured and affected by damp
    Language:Welsh
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  • 10
    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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  • 11
    Miscellany of prose writings with some poetry by various authors
    ca. 1690-1700
    Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 79
    Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
    Name of creator:
    known] [Not.
    Extent:1 vol. (134, [3] ff.), manuscript. Written mainly in a single hand, but with at least one other hand represented in some parts of the text towards the end of the volume. Bound in vellum with some blind tooling
    Language:English Latin
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  • 12
    Commonplace-book of English verse, drama, and prose by various authors, including Robert Southwell and Josuah Sylvester
    ca. 1601-1700
    Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 91
    Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
    Name of creator:
    known] [Not.
    Extent:1 vol. (179 ff.), manuscript. Mainly written in a single hand, but with later additions in other hands. Worn and damaged. Bound with dark brown leather on boards with a light pink paper dust-jacket
    Language:English
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  • 13
    Octavius, or A dialogue betwixt a Christian and an Infidel, from the original of M. Minutius Felix, with large annotations by William Cooke
    ca. 1750
    Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 95
    Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
    Name of creator:
    Marcus Minucius Felix.
    Extent:1 vol. (95 ff.), manuscript. Probably written in a single eighteenth-century hand, possibly autograph. Bound in boards with a gilt tooled leather spine and blue marbling on the outside. The annotations are written on pages facing the translated text to which they refer
    Language:English
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  • 14
    Transcription of Samuel Colvil, Mock Poem, c.1690.
    c.1690
    Ref:GB 227 msPR3358.IC7
    Location:University of St Andrews Special Collections
    Name of creator:
    Colvil Samuel.
    Extent:2 volumes, Vol.I: i-xvii + 1-102 pp; Vol.II: i-iii + 1-71 pp
    Language:English Latin
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  • 15
    Transcription of part two of Samuel Colvil, Mock Poem, c.1690.
    c.1690
    Ref:GB 227 msPR3358.IC7(2)
    Location:University of St Andrews Special Collections
    Name of creator:
    Colvil Samuel.
    Extent:1 volume, i + 1-71 pp (i blank)
    Language:English Latin
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  • 16
    Barddoniaeth Gymraeg a Saesneg,
    1829-[1830au].
    Ref:GB 210 NLW MS 23940A
    Location:National Library of Wales / Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru
    Extent:22 ff. ;c. 155 x 95 mm.Cloriau papur brown, 'Omnibus Novr 5th 1829' (inc ar y clawr blaen).Dalennau wedi eu torri ymaith ar ôl ff. 21 a 22.Dalennau wedi eu torri ymaith ar ôl ff. 21 a 22
    Language:Welsh English Cymraeg, Saesneg
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  • 17
    A collection of documents relating to the Fairfax family, together with other miscellaneous material, compiled by Charles Fairfax and others
    ca.1650-1710
    Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Yks q 1
    Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
    Name of creator:
    Fairfax Charles Colonel 1597-1673.
    Extent:1 vol. (33 ff.), folio and quarto manuscript. Written in several hands, including that of Charles Fairfax. The manuscript leaves are all mounted on folio sheets and are worn, torn, and dust-stained. Bound in modern morocco-backed boards, with a gilt-embossed spine lettered thus: CHARLES FAIRFAX.- MENSTON, YORKS. 1597-1673
    Language:English Latin Italian
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  • 18
    Collection of poems, predominantly religious, by Thomas Fairfax, 3rd Baron, professionally transcribed, with annotations by his uncle, Colonel Charles Fairfax
    ca. 1670
    Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 105
    Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
    Name of creator:
    Fairfax Thomas Fairfax Baron 1612-1671.
    Extent:1 vol. (440 pp.), manuscript, together with an issue of The Intelligencer, number 288, covering the period 'from Munday, the 29th of Janu., till Munday, the 5th of Feb., 1648 [i.e. 1649]', the latter being printed material held in a separate envelope. Written in the careful, mixed hand of a professional amanuensis, with corrections and revisions, many in the predominantly italic, rounded hand of Charles Fairfax. Eight blank pages at the end have been filled at a later date by another hand with 'An account of my Lord Fairfax Ingagmts faithfully transcribed out of a Manuscript taken out of the Originall written by his owne hand found in his study after his decease'. The volume is held in a box. Bound in contemporary calf with some blind tooling on the outside covers and spine. The Fairfax armorial bookplate is pasted on to the front inside cover
    Language:English
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  • 19
    Commonplace book, compiled largely by Mr Charles Deynes of Roydon near Diss in Norfolk
    ca. 1670-1744
    Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 114
    Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
    Name of creator:
    Deynes Charles.
    Extent:1 vol. (122 ff.), manuscript. Written in several seventeenth and eighteenth-century hands from both ends of the volume, meeting after f.101v. Bound in plain vellum with the number 29 written in ink on the upper part of the spine. Several parts of leaves have been inserted into the volume, so that it is not clear which leaves were original. The volume has not yet been systematically foliated. On f.1r there is the note 'This book once belong'd to the [honor?] Mr Charles Deynes of Roydon near Disse in Norf. and is a great part of it of his own handwriting'
    Language:English
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  • 20
    English translations of verses from Ovid's Metamorphoses, written into a German translation of the latter by Johannes Posthius
    ca. 1600
    Ref:GB 206 Brotherton Collection MS Lt 76
    Location:University of Leeds Special Collections
    Name of creator:
    Milton John 1608-1674.
    Extent:Printed book, with manuscript additions. The volume is worn, with a loose spine and detached boards; it is currently conserved in a brown box
    Language:Latin German English
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