A.L., s. from William Cave to 'Good Mr Dean'
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Discusses the end of the case concerning a prebend due to him. Also notes the Dean of Guernsey's underhand dealings. Gives thanks for the help given him.
Cave, William (1637-1713) patristic scholar
Two latin letters, from the College to William Lloyd
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Includes two letters from H. D. Williams, the donor of the letters.
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Copies of 5 letters from the Rev. Edward Hinde (Magdelene College, Oxford) to the Rev. Dr Turner from Oporto. Mainly concerning descriptions of religious processions. Includes 2 letters by the Rev. H. Fulford Williams, the donor, and an introduction to the letters written by him.
Turner, Francis (1637-1700) Bishop of Ely, nonjuror and Jacobite conspirator
A.L.s., in Latin , to WW's father, Henry Wotton
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
A.L., s. from Thomas Broughton when Bursar of St John's College to Sir Willoughby Aston
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Notes that two Exhibitions of the College, the gift of Sir Ambrose Cave, are payable from the Manor of Nuneaton, which is now in the hands of WA. Notes that there are six years in arrears to the College and asks for payment.
Broughton, Thomas (fl 1650-1700)
A.L.s., to 'Sr' [probably Richard Hill]
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Notes their will be 'a devilish struggle' about politics. Has been unable to help the recipient's family. Gives the names of people who are to go to France as Embassies, and notes that he will be going shortly. Is dismissive of Parliament who have disbanded the army, fearing that it will not secure peace with France
A.L.s., to 'Sr' [probably Richard Hill]
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Pays a debt and discusses the purchase of a fashionable suit. Hopes that Parliament will 'settle the civil list for life'.
A.L.s., to 'Sr' [probably Richard Hill]
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Will be glad to meet, though will be gone in a fortnight once he gets paid. Is not pleased with the Embassy, though is pleased with the trust he has been shown. Belives that 'the business of Spain' will be his 'great negociation' (sic) but would much rather stand aside and watch other people conduct the business. Notes the French ambassador is due to visit Windsor, the supposed illness of the Prince of Vaudemont and the 'dowager Queen', and also notes that the King has recovered from his illness and has been entertained by music and dancing.
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Villiers, Edward (? 1655-1711) 1st Earl of Jersey, politician
A.L.s., to William Nicolson, antiquary
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Discusses the beliefs of a group of men, of which he is one, who meet for religious purposes. Stresses they are not against the Church of England but support it.