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MS Add.24 John Watson: Commonplace book
MS Add.25 John Patrick: Tabulae Horariae Britannicae
MS Add.2583 A catalogue of the earlier papers in the 1st vol. of Dr. W. Webb's Cambridge Collection
MS Add.2584 Catalogue of severall prints [of H. Goltzius] contained in this booke, with their lowest pryses
MS Add.2585.1 Charles of Orleans: verses
MS Add.2585.10 Richard Gough: notes on Peter Collinson
MS Add.2585.2 Three sorrowful tidings
MS Add.2585.3 Fragment of the South English Legendary
MS Add.2585.4 Scene from a play in verse of alternately rhyming lines
MS Add.2585.6 Account of wages, endorsed 'payd by Sir Christopher Moures'
MS Add.2585.7 Notes apparently designed to facilitate reading lute music; list of biblical references; grammatical notes; version of the Apostles' Creed; musical notes
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Copies of official letters relating to the diocese of Chester

Title Copies of official letters relating to the diocese of Chester
Reference GBR/0012/MS Add.17
Covering Dates 1569–1596
Extent and Medium 1 volume; paper
Repository Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives
Content and context

Mostly from the privy council to William Chaderton, bishop of Chester, and, subsequently, bishop of Lincoln.

According to Peck, the MS. once belonged to William Chaderton, bishop of Lincoln (Desiderata Curiosa, 1779 edn, p. xv). On the original cover of the book (which consists of two leaves from a 14th cent. missal), appear the words, 'This book belonges to Dr Tanner'. In 1732, the date of the first edition of Peck's work, the MS. was in the possession of Samuel Knight DD, prebend of Ely and rector of Bluntisham, Hunts. (see 1779 edn p. xv). After Knight's death in 1746, the MS descended to John Percy Baumgartner of Milton, Cambs., who presented it to the Library in 1859.

Access and Use

Please cite as Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives, Copies of official letters relating to the diocese of Chester, MS Add.17

Further information

The letters were published, from these copies, in F. Peck (ed.), Desiderata Curiosa, 1799

Rebound 1915, original covers at Add. 4405 (2).

Index Terms
Chester
Chaderton, William (d 1608) bishop of Lincoln
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