ARMS of Warwickshire families, in trick, with an index at the beginning. Paper; ff. 36. XVIIth and XVIIIth centt. Belonged, 18th cent., to John Holland, no. 86. Small Quarto. County of Warwick: Arms of families: 17th-18th centt. Heraldry: Warwickshire arms: 17th and 18th centt.
FIVE SHIELDS OF ARMS in colours, apparently prepared for a pedigree of the Temple family. Vellum roll. XVIIth or XVIIIth cent. Temple family; of Stowe: Pedigree: 17th or 18th cent.: Imperf.
ARMS, in colours, of ninety-four families bearing an eagle as their principal charge. Vellum roll. XVIIth cent. Heraldry: Arms having an eagle as principal charge: 17th cent.
NAMES AND ARMS (in Colour) of the "Houtvesters, Luitenants- Houtvesters en Meesters Knaapen van de Houtvesterye van Holland"; followed by those of the Curators of Leyden University, and of other public officials of the province of Holland and West Friesland, also of the Greffiers, Treasurers-gen...
Vol. i. (ff. 164). 1570-1640. 1. Edward Dering, Puritan divine, to Archbishop Parker; 5 Sept. 1570. Latin. Followed by an English translation. f. 1. 2. Jo- Astyll to his "good bedfellowe" Anthony Dering, on the death of the latter's wife Mary [dau. of Sir Henry] Goring; [1588]. f. 1 2. 3. ...
MISCELLANEOUS ORIGINAL LETTERS on historical, literary, and other subjects; 1570-1759. Six volumes, folio, chronologically arranged. A large proportion of the letters down to 1684 are addressed to Sir Edward Dering, of Surrenden, co. Kent, 1st Bart., M.P. (ob. 1644), and to his son, Sir Edward, 2nd Bart., M.P. (ob. 1684), those to the latter referring more especially to his duties as Commissioner for Claims in Ireland after the Restoration. Another series, of the latter part of the 17th cent...
Vol. II. (ff. 172). 1640-1667. 1. [Sir] Richard Skeffington [?aft. 4th Bart., of Fisherwick] to his cousin Sir E. Dering; Coventry, 12 Dec. 1640. f. 1. 2. The Mayor and Jurats of Sandwich to the same, asking him to oppose in Parliament the attempts to levy subsidies on the Cinque Ports from ...
Vol. III. (ff. 145). 1667-1677. 1. William Lodge, the artist, to his mother, Elizabeth Aldburghe, at Gisborne, co. York; [Cambridge,] 14 Nov. 1667. f. 1. 2. [Patrick Plunkett, 9th Baron] Dunsany, to Sir E. Dering, on his misfortunes: "My sadd and deplorable condition, my weake and aged bedd-...
Vol. IV. (ff. 146). 1678-1690. 1. [John Skeffington, 2nd Viscount] Massereene, to Sir E. Dering, on public affairs in Ireland; Dublin, 18 May, 1678. f. 1. 2. William Lodge, the artist, to Henry [Giles]; London, 9 Nov. 1678. f. 3. 3. Jo. Assheton, Henry Marsden, and Tho. Heber, to Lord Fair...