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Hooke to Newton 24 Dec. 1677; N to H 5 Mar. 1677; 18 Dec. 1677; 28 Nov. 1679; N to Halley 27 May 1686; H to N 17 Jun. 1679; H's Statement of state of controversy between them. Presumably copied for the Newton MSS Syndicate.

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.

Newton to Sir Alexander - ; Hannah Barton to Newton; Newton to Hooke 8 Jun. 1678; Newton to Mr. Fatis 10 Nov. 1692; Newton to Hooke 18 May 1678; Hooke to Newton 25 May 1678. Newton scientific notes headed "Refractio horizontalis". Presumably made for the Newton MSS Syndicate.

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.

Laminated card copy of a manuscript ratification of Andrew Lincoln's right to bear arms. Includes a genealogy, which traces the noble descent of the Lincoln family. Issued in response to a petition by Andrew Lincoln to James II. [c.f. Lincoln B/3/4].

Typescript copies of documents in English and Latin, concerning the genealogy of and ratification of a Coat of Arms for Andrew Lincoln. Includes a pedigree line, which traces a direct lineage from Andrew Lincoln to his Saxon ancestor.

Laminated card copy of a manuscript ratification of Andrew Lincoln's right to bear arms. Includes a genealogy, written in Latin, which traces the noble descent of the Lincoln family. Issued in response to a petition by Andrew Lincoln to James II. [c.f. Lincoln B/3/4].

Laminated card copy of a manuscript letter, in which the exiled King James II replies to the petition of Andrew Lincoln. The King approves Lincoln's request for a letter of recommendation, since His Majesty has been well-informed by several of his most loyal subjects of the Kingdom of Ireland, that Lincoln is a gentleman, descended from a good family of the Kingdom of Ireland, the origin of which can be traced to an ancient family of the Kingdom of England.

Typescript-copy of a letter, in which the exiled King James II replies to the petition of Andrew Lincoln. The King approves Lincoln's request that a certificate of recommendation be supplied to him, since he has been well-informed by several of his most loyal subjects of the Kingdom of Ireland, that Lincoln is a gentleman, descended from a good family of the Kingdom of Ireland, the origin of which can be traced to an ancient family of the Kingdom of England.