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Vol. I, ff. 236.

James Ingram, DD President of Trinity College, Oxford (1824): Annotations by(?): bef. 1826.

includes:

ff. 1, 11 Reverend Richard Tomkyns, of New College, Oxford: Letters to Rev. J. Warton: 1742, 1746.
ff. 2, 177 passim Reverend Joseph Warton, DD: Letters to his brother, Rev. T. Warton: 1745-1785.: fragm.
ff. 5, 40, 195 Thomas Warton, author of 'The History of English Poetry': Letters to Rev. J. Warton: 1744-1786.
ff. 6, 13, 33, 50 Robert Dodsley, bookseller, of London: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1745-1756.
f. 14 Reverend Joseph Trapp, d 1747 DD: Letter to [Rev. T. Warton?]: n.d.
f. 16 George Lyttelton, 1st Baron Lyttelton: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1749.
f. 18 William Huggins, translator of Ariosto: Letter to [C. Huggins?] 1750.
f. 19 Newspapers Great Britain and Ireland: Letter [?from the publisher of 'The Student'] to Rev. T. Warton: 1751.
f. 20 University of Oxford: Responsions list: 1825.: Lat.: Printed.
f.22 William Huggins, translator of Ariosto: Letter to [Rev. J. Warton?]: 1751.
f. 28 Newspapers Great Britain and Ireland: Letter [?from the publisher of 'The Adventurer' to Rev. T. Warton: 17531.
f. 28b William John Copeland, of Trinity College, Oxford: Verse composition: 1826.: Lat.
ff. 29, 32 Robert Dodsley, bookseller, of London: Letters to Rev. J. Warton: 1754, 1755, n.d.
f.30 John Payne, publisher; Accountant-general, Bank of England 1780: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1754.
f. 35 Robert Lowth, Bishop of London: Letter to 1755.
ff.43,45 Robert Bedingfield: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1755.
f.46 Carolo, II Padre, at Aleppo: Letter, so signed, to Rev. J. Warton: 1755.
f. 48 Joseph Trapp, son of Reverend Joseph Trapp; Rector of Strathfieldsaye 1751: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1755.
f. 51 Fulke Greville, of Wilbury House, county Wiltshire: Letter to [Rev. J. Warton?]: 1756.
f. 53 John Laurence Aikenhead, of the Middle Temple: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1756.
f. 55 Reverend Joseph Warton, DD: Letter to [1757?].: fragm.
f. 56 Browne Willis, FSA: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1758.
f. 58 John Burton: Letter to [?Rev. T. Warton]: 1758.
f. 60 Reverend Joseph Warton, DD: Letter to Fletcher: 1759.
f. 61 Reverend Joseph Warton, DD: Letter to Dr T. Randolph: 1759.: Lat.: Draft.
ff. 65 ,168 Andrew Coltee Ducarel, LL.D; FSA: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1760, 1768.: signed.
f. 66 Anthony Walker, engraver: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1761.
ff. 67-228 Thomas Percy, Bishop of Dromore: Letters to Rev. T. Warton (with transcripts of ballads for his Reliques): 1761-1770.: Some imperf and passim.
ff. 71-76b Poetry ENGLISH: Transcripts of ballads, etc., intended for Bp. Percy's 'Reliques': 1761.
f. 81 Edward Young, DCL; poet: Letter to Lord Melcombe: 1761.
f. 88 Andrew Millar, publisher: Letter, etc., to Rev. J. Warton: 1762.
ff. 98, 123, 155, 176 Richard Hurd, Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1762-1789.
f. 104 John Thomas, Bishop of Winchester: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1772.
ff. 105, 233 passim William Warburton, Bishop of Gloucester 1759: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1762-1774.
ff. 110, 112 Sir Thomas Worsley, 6th Baronet; of Appuldercombe: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1763.
f. 124 X. Y: Letter, so signed, to Rev. J. Warton: 1764.
f. 133 Francis Mundy, of Markeaton, county Derbyshire: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1765.
f. 137 Sir Joseph Ayloffe, 6th Baronet: Letter to Dr A. C. Ducarel: 1765.
ff. 145,149,151 William Warburton, Bishop of Gloucester 1759: Letters to Abp of Canterbury: 1766.: Copies.
ff. 147, 153 Thomas Secker, Archbishop of Canterbury: Letters to Bp. of Gloucester: 1766.
ff. 156-227 passim Thomas Warton, author of 'The History of English Poetry': Letters to Rev. J. Toup: 1767-1778.
ff. 162, 222 Jonathan Toup, Rector of St Martin, county Corn: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1767-1777.: fragm.
f. 169 David Durell, Principal of Hertford College, Oxford; Vice-Chancellor: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1768, 1775.
f. 173 Jonathan Shipley, Dean of Winchester; Bishop of Llandaff 1769, of St Asaph 1769: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1768.
f. 181 Thomas Balguy, Prebendary of Winchester: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: circ. 1768.
f. 188 Benjamin Pye, Archdeacon of Durham 1791: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: circ. 1769.
f. 190 j. Williams, of Bath: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: [1769?].
f. 193 Hans Stanley, MP for Southampton: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1769-1779.
ff. 197-211 Thomas Percy, Bishop of Dromore: Extracts from F. Meres' ' Palladis Tamia' (1598) made by: 1769.
ff. 213, 214 Genealogies: Pedigree, etc., of the Percies of Beverley: [1769?].
ff. 213, 214 Percy family; of Beverley, E.R Yorkshire: Pedigree, etc., of: [1769?].
f. 219 Thomas Gray, poet: Letter to Rev. T. Warton enclosing his scheme for a history of English poetry: 1770.: Copy. Imperf.
f.219 Poetry ENGLISH: T. Gray's scheme for a history of English poetry: 1770.: Copy. Imperf.
f. 225 Robert Lowth, Bishop of London: Letter to [Rev. T. Warton?]: 1770.

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Add MS 42560-42561 : LETTERS, CHIEFLY ON LITERARY SUBJECTS, ADDRESSED TO THOMAS WARTON the younger, Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, and author…

Add MS 42560 : Vol. I, ff. 236.James Ingram, DD President of Trinity College, Oxford (1824): Annotations by(?): bef. 1826.includes:ff. 1, 11…

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Start Date:

1742

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1826

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1742-1826

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John Murray, publisher; KCVO 1932: Presented: in 1931.

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Names:

Aikenhead, John Laurence, of the Middle Temple
Ayloffe, Joseph, 6th Baronet, of Braxted Magna, antiquary, 1710-1781
Balguy, Thomas, clergyman, 1716-1795
Bedingfield, Robert, of Add MS 42560
Burton, John, of Add MS 42560
Carolo, II Padre, at Aleppo
Copeland, William John, of Trinity College, Oxford
Dodsley, Robert, bookseller, poet and playwright, 1704-1764
Ducarel, Andrew Coltée, archivist, librarian, antiquary and lawyer, 1713-1785
Durell, David, biblical scholar, 1728-1775
Gray, Thomas, poet and scholar, 1716-1771
Greville, Fulke, of Wilbury House, county Wiltshire
Huggins, William, translator of Ariosto
Hurd, Richard, Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry
Ingram, James, antiquarian; President of Trinity College, Oxford, 1774-1850,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000083941295,
see also http://viaf.org/viaf/73943656
Lowth, Robert, Bishop of London
Lyttelton, George, 1st Baron Lyttelton
Millar, Andrew, publisher
Mundy, Francis, of Markeaton, county Derbyshire
Murray, John, publisher; KCVO 1932
Payne, John, publisher; Accountant-general, Bank of England 1780
Percy, Family
Percy, Thomas, writer and Bishop of Dromore, 1729-1811
Pye, Benjamin, Archdeacon of Durham 1791
Secker, Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury
Shipley, Jonathan, Dean of Winchester; Bishop of Llandaff 1769, of St Asaph 1769
Stanley, Hans, MP for Southampton
Thomas, John, Bishop of Winchester
Tomkyns, Richard, Reverend; of New College, Oxford
Toup, Jonathan, Rector of St Martin, county Corn
Trapp, Joseph, Reverend; DD, d 1747
Trapp, Joseph, son of Reverend Joseph Trapp; Rector of Strathfieldsaye 1751
University of Oxford
Walker, Anthony, engraver
Warburton, William, writer, critic and Bishop of Gloucester, 1698-1779
Warton, Joseph, Reverend; DD; of Add MS 42560
Warton, Thomas, author of `The History of English Poetry'
Williams, j., of Bath
Willis, Browne, FSA
Worsley, Thomas, 6th Baronet, of Appuldercombe
Young, Edward, DCL, poet