The Vice-Chancellor's Letter to his Majesty upon the Death of the Duke of Buckingham, with the King's Answer. p. 136. x. De Gymnasii Cantabrigiensis Antiquitate. p. 145.

Oxoniensis Primordiis. p. 148.

xi. Appendix incerti Authoris ad Ingulphum. p. 153.

De Academiæ

xii. Statuta de Oratore eligendo, et ejus Officio ex Libro Procuratorum. p. 155.

40 Queen Elizabeth's Statutes for the University. folio.

41

Another copy. 4to.

42

Another copy of Queen Elizabeth's Statutes.

43

Decreta et nova Statuta, in Libro Statutorum penes Procancellarium
Explanation of the Statute " De Modestia et morum Urbanitate."
Collections respecting the Privileges of the University.

Various Extracts relating to the University.

i. Statuta Universitatis per Elizabetham Reginam.

ii. Literæ Regiæ ad Academiam datæ. p. 50.

iii. Interpretationes Statutorum. p. 81.

iv. Senatus Consulta, sive Gratiæ. p. 106.

v. Decreta Præfectorum. p. 131.

vi. A Rental, and List of Livings in the gift of Trinity College. 441 Statuta, Literæ Regiæ, Interpretationes Statutorum, Decreta Præfectorum, Senatus Consulta et Formulæ Universitatis. 2 Vol. 4to. (copied by Edmund Carter 1746.)

45

51 Excerpta e MSto in Bibl. Cotton. " Tiberius. A. VI." Viz.

52

53

54

58

Inquisitio terrarum Eliensis Ecclesiæ, quomodo Barones Regis inquirunt, quod quisque tenuerit, vel teneat.

Epistolæ quædam Regis Willielmi.

Miscellaneous Collections relating to the University by Richard Attwood, Esq. Bedle. 4to.

Miscellanies relative to the University, formerly belonging to R. Simpson, Esq. Bedle.

Miscellaneous Collections relating to the University by Mr. Lort.

Statuta Collegii Reginalis. 4to.

59 Exemplar aliud. 4to.

60

Statuta et Ordinationes primævæ Aulæ Penbrochianæ.

Statuta et Ordinationes Collegii sive Aulæ Mariæ Valentiæ communiter

nuncupatæ Penbrooke Hall. 4to.

61 Statuta quædam &c. Collegii Corporis Christi. 4to.

62 A Catalogue of Queen's College Library. 4to.

67 Statuta Universitatis Cantabrigiensis concessa a Regina Elizabetha, Anno 1570. 8vo.

70 Caius College Fines, from 1740 to 1752.

Dr. Samuel Wotton's Bursar's Accounts at King's College. 1636.
Statuta Magistri Dalling, in Collegio Sanctæ Trinitatis.

Letter of Bishop Nuke, of Norwich, to the Fellows of Trinity Hall.
Sir Nathaniel Lloyd's Donation of Books to Trinity Hall.

Queen Elizabeth's Charter to Trinity Hall.

State of the University Press, 1737. 1765. (in Mr. Gough's Handwriting.)

University Accounts: miscellaneous.

CHESHIRE.

12 THE Lyfe of the gloryous Virgyn Saynt Werburge;

5

racles that God hath shewed for her. 4to.

also

many Mi

London. by Rich.
Pynson. 1521.

A Summary of the Life of St. Werburgh, with an historical Account of the Images upon her Shrine, (by Dr. Wm. Cooper.) 4to. Chester. 1749.

13 Chester's Triumph in honor of her Prince, as it was performed upon London. 1610. St. George's Day 1610, in the foresaid Citie. 4to.

17 A faithfull Remonstrance of the holy Life, and happy Death of John Bruen of Bruen-Stapleford, by the Rev. W. Hinde. 8vo. London.

5

1641 A Declaration of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament London. concerning the late Treaty of Peace in Cheshire. 4to. 1642.

Cheshire's Successe under Sir William Brereton. 4to. London. 1642. The Resolution of the Protestant Gentry and Commonalty of Cheshire declaring their Loyalty to his Majestie, &c. 4to.

London. 1642.

A true Relation of a great Victory obtained by the Parliament's Forces against the Cavaliers neere Chester. 4to. London. 1643. Magnalia Dei. A Relation of some of the many remarkable Passages in Cheshire, before the Siege of Namptwich, &c. 4to.

London.

1644.

A Letter from Colonell Generall Poynts to the Speaker of the House of
Commons, concerning Sir T. Glenham, Colonell Gerard, and Sir
Marmaduke Langdale in the last Fight neere Chester. 4to. London.
1645.

The King's Forces totally routed by the Parliaments Army under Major
Generall Poyntz on Routon Heath. 4to.
London. 1645.

2

The Vale-Royall of England, or the County Palatine of Chester illustrated, with a Discourse on the Isle of Man by Daniel King. folio. London. 1656. 10 } The History of Cheshire, containing King's Vale-Royall entire, together 115 with considerable Extracts from other Writers, in 2 Vol. 8vo. Chester. 1778.

1 Historical Antiquities, in two Books. The first treating in general of Great-Brettain and Ireland. The second containing particular Remarks concerning Cheshire, by Sir Peter Leycester, Bart. folio. London. 1673.

15 A complete Collection (in two Volumes 12mo.) of all the Tracts pub16 lished by Sir P. Leycester, Bart. and Sir Tho. Mainwaring, Bart. respecting the Legitimacy of Amicia, Daughter of Hugh Cyveliok Earl of Chester, which had been impeached by the former in his Historical Antiquities. (See No. 1.)

i. Sir T. Mainwaring's Defence of Amicia.

London. 1673.

ii. An Answer to the "Defence of Amicia," by Sir P. Leycester.
1673.
iii. A Reply to "An Answer to the Defence, &c." by Sir T. Main-
waring.
London. 1673.

iv. Sir P. Leycester's Addenda to Sir T. Mainwaring's Book.
v. Sir T. Mainwaring's Answer to Sir P. Leicester's "Addenda."
London. 1673-4.

vi. Two Books: the first being styled A Reply to Sir T. Main-
waring's "Answer to the Addenda"; the other, Sir T. M's Law-
Cases Mistaken, by Sir P. Leicester.
1674.

vii. Sir T. Mainwaring's Answer to the " Two Books, &c." London.

viii. Sir P. Leycester's Reply to the above "Answer."

1675. London.

1676.

ix. An Admonition to the Reader of Sir P. Leicester's Books, by Sir T. M.

x. Sir P. Leicester's Answer to the " Admonition, &c."

1676. 1677.

xi. The Legitimacy of Amicia clearly proved, by Sir T. Mainwaring.

London. 1679.

Sir Peter Leycester's Answer to Sir T. Mainwaring's "Defence of 1673.

21

"Amicia." 12mo.

Sir P. Leycester's Addenda. 12mo.

20

Two Books; Viz. A Reply to Mainwaring, and Mainwaring's Law

Cases Mistaken. 12mo.

Sir P. L's second Reply, MS.

1674.

This was Sir P. Leicester's copy, and contains many MSS. notes and emendations by him.

A Defence of Amicia, &c. by Sir T. Mainwaring. 12mo. London.

19 A Reply to "An Answer to the Defence of Amicia." 12mo.

22

An Answer to Sir P. Leicester's "Addenda." 12mo.

18

5

5

1673. London.

1673.

London. 1674.

The Legitimacy of Amicia clearly proved, by Sir T. M. London. 1679. A true Relation of the great Thunder-storm at Alvanley. folio. 1687. A Sketch of the Materials for a new History of Cheshire. (by Dr. Gower.) 4to. with an Address to the Public.

The second edition.

The third edition, published hy W. Latham.

Chester. 1771.

Chester. 1773.

London. 1800.

A Sermon by the Rev. John Thomas, M. A. on Occasion of obtaining
an Act of Parliament for making the River Dee navigable. 4to.
Chester. 1733.

A Case, relating to the making navigable the River Dee.
The new-cut Canal, intended for improving the Navigation of the
City of Chester, &c. considered by Mr. Badeslade. folio. Chester.

1736.

Chester.

Reasons against the said Canal, by Mr. Badeslade. folio.
An Examination and Refutation of Mr. Badeslade's new-cut Canal, by
John Grundy. 4to.
London. 1736.
Philosophical and Mathematical Reasons to prove that the Works exe-
cuting at Chester must destroy the Navigation of the Dee, by
John Grundy. 4to.
London. 1736.

A Bill to extend the Navigation of the River Weaver from Winsford-
Bridge to the Town of Namptwich.

Reasons against the Bill for a navigable Canal from Chester to Middlewich.

A State of Facts, shewing the necessity of the proposed Canal from Chester to Middlewich, and Answers to the Reasons published against the Bill for making the same. folio.

Reasons against allowing the County of Chester any part of the Tonnage Duty for making the River Weaver navigable.