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Vol. II, ff. 239.

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

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ff. 1, 3, 4 George Henry Lee, 4th Earl of Lichfield: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1771.
f. 2 Jonathan Shipley, Dean of Winchester; Bishop of Llandaff 1769, of St Asaph 1769: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1771.
ff. 5, 6, 10, 17, 22 William Warburton, Bishop of Gloucester 1759: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1762-1774.
ff. 7, 12, 53, 62 Jonathan Toup, Rector of St Martin, county Corn: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1767-1777.: fragm.
ff. 9-76 passim Thomas Warton, author of 'The History of English Poetry': Letters to Rev. J. Toup: 1767-1778.
f. 11 Clayton Mordaunt Cracherode, book and print collector: Letter to [?Rev. J. Warton]: 1771.
f. 14 Robert Lee, 5th Earl of Lichfield: Encomium on, by Rev. T. Warton: 1776.
f. 14 Thomas Warton, author of 'The History of English Poetry': Encomium on the 5th Earl of Lichfield: 1776.
ff. 15-202 passim Richard Hurd, Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1762-1789.
f. 18 Francis North, 1st Earl of Guilford: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1772.
f. 19 John Thomas, Bishop of Winchester: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1772.
f. 20 Richard Terrick, Bishop of Peterborough and of London: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1772.
ff. 21-93 passim Hans Stanley, MP for Southampton: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1769-1779.
f. 29 George Mason, of Aldenham Lodge, county Hertfordshire; bibliophile: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: [1774?].
f. 33 Michael Lort, Prebendary of St Paul's 1780; antiquary: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1774.
ff. 35-199 passim George Steevens, Shakespearean scholar: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1774-1788.
f. 51 David Durell, Principal of Hertford College, Oxford; Vice-Chancellor: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1768, 1775.
f. 55 Francois Béjot: Letter to the Abbé Barthélemy: 1775.
f.57 Robert Lee, 5th Earl of Lichfield: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1775.
f. 59 Reverend Robert Holmes, DD 1789: Biblical scholar. Letter to Rev. J. Toup: 1776.
f. 65 Thomas Fothergill, of Queen's College, Oxford: Letter to Rev. J. Toup: 1776.
f. 68 Andrew Dalziel, Professor of Greek at Edinburgh 1779: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1777.
f. 82 William Cleaver, Bishop of Bangor and (1806) of St Asaph: Letter to Rev. J. Toup: 1778.
ff. 85, 87 Captain Samuel Hood, 1st Viscount Hood 1796 Admiral 1794: Letters to Rev. J. Warton: 1778.
f. 86 Owen Manning, Vicar of Godalming and Rector of Pepperharrow; author of the 'History of Surrey.': Letter to [Rev. J. Warton?]: 1778.
ff. 88, 98 Hans Stanley, MP for Southampton: Letters to Rev. J. Warton: 1778, 1779.
f. 89 Richard Glover, d 1785 poet: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1778.
f. 91 Thomas Winstanley, Fellow of Hertford College, Oxford: Letter to Rev. J. Toup: 1778.
ff. 94, 96 John Watson Reed, FSA: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1779.
f. 101 Welbore Ellis, 1st Baron Mendip 1794; Secretary at War: Letterto J. Warton: 1780.
f. 102 Reverend John Price, Bodley's Librarian: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1780.
ff. 104-216 passim Edmund Malone, author and critic: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1781-1789.
ff. 106, 133 Richard Gough, antiquary: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1781, 1783.
f. 109 Reverend Samuel Glasse, DD; Prebendary of St Paul's: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1782.
f. 111 B. R: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1782.
f. 122 John Richardson, Rector of Winterbourne Stickland: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1782.
ff. 127, 129 Richard Shenton, Rector of St Andrew's, Chichester: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1782, 1783.
f. 131 John Bowle, Vicar of Idmiston, county Wiltshire: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1783.
f. 132 John Bowle, Vicar of Idmiston, county Wiltshire: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1783.
f.134 William Collins, poet: Memoranda rel. to, by Rev. T. Warton: circ. 1783.
f. 136 John Loveday, antiquary: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1784.
f. 139 John Pinkerton, antiquary: Letter to Rev T. Warton: 1784.
ff. 140, 142 Sir John Hawkins, author: Letters to Rev. T. Warton 1784. Signed.
f. 144 Reverend Joseph Warton, DD: Letters to his brother, Rev. T. Warton: 1745-1785.: fragm.
ff. 148, 156, 159, 169, 195 Reverend Benjamin Forster, Rector of Boconnoc: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1785-1788.
f. 150 J. H: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1785.
f. 161 John Sidney Hawkins, FSA: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1785.
f. 162 John Stanley, composer and organist: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1785.
ff. 164, 189, 191 Thomas Warton, author of 'The History of English Poetry': Letters to Rev. J. Warton: 1744-1786.
f. 167 Sir William Scott, Judge of the Court of Admiralty, Baron Stowell (1821): Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1785.
f. 168 Henry Hall, Rector of Child Okeford: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1785.: Signed.
f. 171 Thomas Edwards, d 1785 DD; of Coventry: Letter to T. Warton: aft. 1770.
ff. 173, 186, 188 Joseph Cooper Walker, of Dublin; antiquary: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1786.
f. 179 John Ross, Bishop of Exeter: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1786.
f. 181 Antoine Josuè Diodati, of Geneva: Letter to -: 1786.: Fragm.
f. 183 Antoine Josuè Diodati, of Geneva: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1786.
f. 192 Robert Tyrwhitt, of Jesus College, Cambridge; unitarian: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1786.
f. 193 Richard Kaye, 6th Baronet 1789; Dean of Lincoln: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1787.
f. 197 Hon Brownlow North, Bishop of Winchester: Letter to Rev.J.Warton: 1788.
f. 201 Sir David Dalrymple, 3rd Baronet; Lord Hailes: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: 1788.
ff. 204, 205 Charles Burney, DD; classical scholar: Letters to Rev. T. Warton: 1789.
f.218 Richard Hurd, Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry: Letter to Rev. T. Balguy: 1790.
f. 220 Charles Burney, DD; classical scholar: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1790.
f. 222 Edward Maltby, Bishop of Durham: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1790.
ff. 224, 229 Richard Hurd, Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry: Letters to Rev. J. Warton: 1790, 1791.
f.225 W. Wace, of Bowles and Wace, stationers, of Newgate Street, London: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1790.
f. 227 Robert Dodsley, bookseller, of London: Letters to Rev. J. Warton: 1754, 1755, n.d.
f. 230 Charlotte Smith, allthoress: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: [1791?].
f.232 Edmund Malone, author and critic: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1791.
f.233 David Murray, Viscount Stormont; 2nd Earl of Mansfield 1793; KT: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1792.
f. 234 William Hayley, poet: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 1792.
f. 236 N. N. D: Letter to Rev. T. Warton: n.d.
f. 238 C. G: Letter to Rev. J. Warton: 18th cent.
f. 239 James Ingram, DD President of Trinity College, Oxford (1824): Assignment of copyright of Warton correspondence to J. Murray: 1826.
f. 239 John Murray, publisher; d.1843: Assignment of copyright of Warton correspondence to: 1826.

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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 42561 : Vol. II, ff. 239.James Ingram, DD President of Trinity College, Oxford (1824): Annotations by(?): bef. 1826.includes:ff. 1, 3, 4…

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1742

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Bowle, John, Vicar of Idmiston, county Wiltshire
Burney, Charles, classical scholar, 1757-1817
Béjot, Francois
Cleaver, William, Bishop of Bangor and of St Asaph; Principal of Brasenose College Oxford, 1742-1815
Collins, William, poet
Cracherode, Clayton Mordaunt, book and print collector
Dalrymple, David, 3rd Baronet of Hailes, judge and art historian, 1726-1792
Dalziel, Andrew, Professor of Greek at Edinburgh 1779, fl 1779
Diodati, Antoine Josuè, correspondent of Thomas Wharton, fl 1786
Dodsley, Robert, bookseller, poet and playwright, 1704-1764
Durell, David, biblical scholar, 1728-1775
Edwards, Thomas, DD; of Coventry, d 1785
Ellis, Welbore, 1st Baron Mendip, politician, 1713-1802
Forster, Benjamin, Reverend Rector of Boconnoc
Fothergill, Thomas, of Queen's College Oxford
Glasse, Samuel, clergyman, chaplain and Prebendary of St Paul's, ?1735-1812
Glover, Richard, poet and politician, 1712-1785
Gough, Richard, antiquary, 1735-1809
Hall, Henry, Rector of Child Okeford
Hawkins, John Sidney, FSA
Hawkins, John, author
Hayley, William, poet, 1745-1820
Holmes, Robert, Reverend; DD 1789
Hood, Samuel, Captain Admiral 1794, 1st Viscount Hood 1796
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
Kaye, Richard, 6th Baronet 1789, Dean of Lincoln
Lee, George Henry, 4th Earl of Lichfield
Lee, Robert, 5th Earl of Lichfield
Lort, Michael, Prebendary of St Paul's 1780; antiquary
Loveday, John, antiquary
Malone, Edmund, author and critic
Maltby, Edward, Bishop of Durham, 1770-1859
Manning, Owen, Vicar of Godalming and Rector of Pepperharrow; author of the 'History of Surrey.'
Mason, George, writer and book collector; of Aldenham Lodge, county Hertfordshire, 1735-1806
Murray, David, Viscount Stormont; 2nd Earl of Mansfield 1793, KT
Murray, John, publisher, d1843
Murray, John, publisher; KCVO 1932
North, Brownlow, Bishop of Winchester, 1741-1820
North, Francis, 1st Earl of Guilford, politician, 1704-1790
Pinkerton, John, antiquary
Price, John, Reverend Bodley's Librarian
Reed, John Watson, FSA
Richardson, John, Rector of Winterbourne Stickland
Ross, John, Bishop of Exeter
Scott, William, Judge of the Court of Admiralty, Baron Stowell (1821)
Shenton, Richard, Rector of St Andrew's, Chichester
Shipley, Jonathan, Dean of Winchester; Bishop of Llandaff 1769, of St Asaph 1769
Smith, Charlotte, formerly Turner, poet and novelist, 1749-1806
Stanley, Hans, MP for Southampton
Stanley, John, composer and organist
Steevens, George, literary editor and scholar, 1736-1800,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000108560430
Terrick, Richard, Bishop of Peterborough and of London
Thomas, John, Bishop of Winchester
Toup, Jonathan, Rector of St Martin, county Corn
Tyrwhitt, Robert, of Jesus College, Cambridge; unitarian
Wace, W., of Bowles and Wace, stationers, of Newgate Street, London
Walker, Joseph Cooper, of Dublin; antiquary
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'
Winstanley, Thomas, Fellow of Hertford College, Oxford