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Record Id:

032-003442168

Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:

032-003442168

MDARK:

ark:/81055/vdc_100075949233.0x0002ab

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Format:

ISAD(G)

Reference (shelfmark):

Add MS 5865

Title:

Mr. Cole's Collections for the ‘Athenæ Cantabrigiensis’

Scope & Content:

Letter C Part 1 (4 of 23 Volumes in folio) containing Mr. Cole’s Collections for the ‘ATHENÆ CANTABRIGIENSES’, alphabetically arranged, with an index prefixed to each. (200 folios exclusive of index, 20 pages).

Mr. Cole has also used it as a common place book for the insertion of miscellaneous articles.

Memoranda are scattered through the pages respecting:

‘Marriage of the Clergy’ (Folio 13b)
‘Chaplain of the University’ (folio 22b)
‘Press and Printers in the University’ (folio 32b)
‘Clericus or Clerc’ (folio 40b)
‘University of Cambridge’ (folios 52b, 73b, 74, 174-178, 182-183b, 195)
‘Comedies and Plays at Cambridge’ (folio 63b)
‘Executioners of King Charles I’ (folios 66b, 184b)
‘Use of Convents, and Offices in’ (folios 86b, 87)
‘Crosier or pastoral staff’ (folio 92b)
‘Use of Coronets’ (folios 96b, *96)
‘Christmas day converted into a Fast, 1644 (folio 149b)
‘Cambridge monasteries and Hospitals and Hostels’ (folio 152b, 153, 177b)
‘Recorders of Cambridge’ (folio 168b)
‘Town of Cambridge’ (folios 169, 177b)
‘Lord High Stewards of the Corporation and University’ (folio 169b)
‘County of Cambridge’ (folio 170)
‘Etymology of Cambridge’ (folio 172b)
‘Capellanns of the University’ (folio 172b)
‘Rural Deans of Cambridge’ (folio 173)
‘Committee for the reformation of the University, 1651’ (folio 173b)
‘Absolution given by the Vice Chancellor’ (folio 174)
‘Chancellors of the University’ (folios 174-176b)
Account of the Foundation of the University of Cambridge written in Latin by Dr. Ward, Dr. Good, Dr. Wren, and Dr. Cropley (folios 178b-182)
‘University Library’ (folio 182b)
‘Cam River’ (folio 183)
‘Professorships at Cambridge’ (folio 183b)
‘Clare Hall’ (folio 189)

Collection Area:

Western Manuscripts

Project / Collection:

Additional Manuscripts

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Hierarchy Record Ids:

032-003442168

Is part of:

not applicable

Hierarchy:

032-003442168

Container:

not applicable

Record Type (Level):

Fonds

Extent:

1 volume (220 folios)

Digitised Content:

Languages:

English
Latin

Scripts:

Latin

Start Date:

1775

End Date:

1785

Date Range:

c 1780

Era:

Access:

Available for research unless otherwise stated

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User Conditions:

Custodial History:

This volume is part of the bequest of the Rev. William Cole, A.M. of King’s College, Cambridge, left by him in 1783.

Arrangement:

Alphabetically aranged, with an index prefixed

Material Type:

Archives and Manuscripts

Legal Status:

Not Public Record(s)

Notes:

This catalogue description has been transcribed from the original [18th-19th-century] handwritten Catalogue of Additional Manuscripts and may contain inaccuracies. The handwritten catalogue is available in the Manuscripts Reading Room.