| [ALDERSON, Baron] | 1850 | A Letter to the Bishop of Exeter. By a Layman. For Private Circulation only. |
| [ALLEN], Joseph, Lord Bishop of Ely | 1839 | A Sermon preached in the Parish Church of St Mary-le-Bow, London, on Friday, 17th May, 1839, at the 138th Anniversary meeting of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. |
| [ALLEN], Joseph, Lord Bishop of Ely | 1841 | A Sermon preached in the Cathedral Church of St Paul, on Thursday, June 11, MDCCCXLI. At the yearly meeting of the children of Charity Schools in and about the cities of London and Westminster. |
| [BANKS, John] | 1747 | A Short Critical Review of the Political Life of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland, and Ireland. By a Gentleman of the Middle-Temple. The THIRD EDITION, carefully revised, and greatly enlarged in every chapter, by the Author; who has now first added an Appendix, containing many curious pieces, both in prose and verse, relating to the history and character of the Lord Protector. |
| [BANKS, John] | 1747 (contd.) | |
| [BAUMGARTNER, Emma Frances Amelia] | 1911 | A Medley of Birthdays. Collected by E.F.A.B. Pomona, Godmanchester, MCMV to MCMVIII. |
| [BIRD, Isabella] | 1856 | The Englishwoman in America. |
| [BIRLEY, J.?] | 1788 | The Journeyings of the Israelites Improved, Or an Attempt to spiritualize that important Subject; shewing the correspondency there is between the Experience of a true Believer in Christ, and the Travels of that favoured People. To which is added some practical and experimental remarks from Jacob's Vision of the Ladder. |
| [BLOMFIELD, Charles James], Bishop of London | 1850 (ii) | The Roman Catholic Question. The Bishop of London's Charge, at St Paul's Cathedral, Nov. 2, 1850; and the Rev Dr Cumming's Lecture at Hanover-Square-Rooms, Nov. 7, 1850. |
| [BLOMFIELD, Charles James], Bishop of London | 1850 (iii) | Speech of the Bishop of London, in The House of Lords, on moving the second reading of the Bill relating to Appeals from the Ecclesiastical Courts, on Monday, June 3, 1850. |
| [BLOMFIELD], Charles James, Bishop of London | 1850 (i) | A Charge delivered to the clergy of the diocese of London at the visitation in November MDCCCL. By Charles James Lord Bishop of London. SECOND EDITION. |
| [BOULTON, Richard] | 1715 | A Compleat History of Magick, Sorcery, and Witchcraft; containing, I. The most Authentick and best attested Relations of Magicians, Sorcerers, Witches . . . II. A Collection of several very scarce and valuable Tryals of Witches . . . III. An Account of the first Rise of Magicians and Witches . . . IV. A full Confutation of the Arguments that have ever been produced against the Belief of Apparations . . . Volume I. |
| [BOULTON, Richard] | 1715 (contd.) | |
| [BOULTON, Richard] | 1716 | A Compleat History of Magick, Sorcery, and Witchcraft; containing, I. The Tryals of several Witches at Salem in New-England. II. A Narrative of many Surprizing and Amazing Sorceries . . . III. The Surrey Demoniack. With all the Testimonies and Informations taken upon Oath relating thereunto. Volume II. |
| [BOYNE, William] | 1858 | English Tokens, Huntingdonshire. |
| [BRATHWAITE, Richard] | 1716 | Drunken Barnaby's Four Journeys to the North of England. In Latin and English Verse. Wittily and Merrily (tho' near One Hundred Years ago) compos'd; found among some old musty Books, that had a long time lain by in a Corner; and now at last made publick. To which is added, Bessy Bell. |
| [BRATHWAITE, Richard] | 1876 | Barnabas Itinerarium, or Barnabee's Journal, with a life of the author, a bibliographical introduction to the Itinerary, and a catalogue of his works. Edited from the first edition by Joseph Haslewood. A new edition carefully revised by W. Carew Hazlitt. |
| [BROWNE], Edward Harold , Bishop of Ely | 1865 | A Charge delivered to the clergy and churchwardens of the Diocese of Ely at his Primary Visitation in October and November 1865. |
| [BROWNE], Edward Harold , Bishop of Ely | 1869 | A Charge delivered to the clergy and churchwardens of the Diocese of Ely at his Second Visitation October and November 1869. |
| [BROWNE], Edward Harold, Bishop of Ely | 1873 | Proposed Testimonial to the Right Reverend Edward Harold Browne, D.D., Bishop of Ely, and Bishop Designate of Winchester. |
| [BURKETT, P.R.] | No date | Kimbolton Castle - A Brief Guide. |
| [CAMDEN, William] | (1695) | Huntingdonshire. [Map by Robert Morden, bound with pp. 421-428 of text - actually 4pp because the two columns on each page are numbered separately]. |
| [CARRUTHERS, Robert] | 1824 | The History of Huntingdon, from the earliest to the present times; with an Appendix, containing the charter of Charles I. Under which the Borough is now governed. |
| [CARRUTHERS, Robert] | 1824 (contd.) | |
| [CARRUTHERS, Robert] | 1827 | The Poetry of Milton's Prose; selected from his various writings; with notes, and an introductory essay. |
| [CARTER, Miss] | 1893 | Nicholas Ferrar. His Household and his Friends. Edited by the Rev. T.T. Carter. Third edition. |
| [CAULFIELD, James] | 1810 | Cromwelliana. A Chronological Detail of Events in which Oliver Cromwell was engaged: from the year 1642 to his death in 1658: with a Continuation of other Transactions, to the Restoration. |
| [CHRISTIAN OBSERVER] | 1850 (i) | [Review of] The Morality of Tractarianism: a Letter from one of the People to one of the Clergy. |
| [CHRISTIAN REMEMBRANCER] | 1850 (ii) | Art. VI. [Reviews of T.W. ALLIES, 1850, "The Royal Supremacy viewed in reference to the two Spiritual Powers of Order and Jurisdiction" and Rev William MASKELL, 1850, "Two Letters on the present Position of the High Church Party in the Church of England, Second Edition"] |
| [CLARK, George] | (1892) | Cautious Reader . . . |
| [COKAYNE, George Edward] | 1900 | Some Notice of Various Families of the Name of Marsh. Compiled by G.E.C. |
| [COLLINS PEERAGE] | No date | XXI. Montagu, Earl of Sandwich. |
| [COMPTON], Alwyne, Bishop of Ely | 1903 (i) | The Fourth Visitation Charge of Alwyne Bishop of Ely. 1903. |
| [COMPTON], Alwyne, Bishop of Ely | 1903 (ii) | A Message from the Bishop of Ely to the Churchwardens of his Diocese, at his Fourth Visitation held for him by his Commissaries, the Archdeacons. |
| [COMPTON], Alwyne, Lord Bishop of Ely | 1889 | A Charge delivered to the clergy and churchwardens of the Diocese of Ely, at his Primary Visitation, at Cambridge, April, 1889. |
| [COTTON, Sir Robert] | 1627 | A Short View of the Long Life and Raigne of Henry the Third, King of England. Presented to King James. |
| [COTTON, Sir Robert] | 1628 | The Danger wherein the Kingdome now standeth, & the Remedie. |
| [COTTON, Sir Robert] | 1820 | A Short View of the Long Life and Reign of Henry The Third. Presented to King James. Printed mdcxxvii. |
| [COWPER, William] | 1828 | The Diverting History of John Gilpin: showing how he went farther than he intended and came safe home again. With six illustrations by George Cruikshank, Engraved on Wood by Thompson, Branston, Wright, Slader, and White. |
| [COX, Thomas] | (1720) | Huntingdonshire. [From "Magna Britannia et Hibernia, Antiqua et Nova"]. |
| [COX, Thomas] | 1738 | Huntingdonshire. [From "Magna Britannia et Hibernia, antiqua et nova"]. |
| [CROFT, Sir Herbert] | 1780 (i) | Love and Madness. A Story too True. In a Series of Letters between Parties, whose names would perhaps be mentioned, were they less known, or less lamented. |
| [CROFT, Sir Herbert] | 1780 (i) (contd) | |
| [CROFT, Sir Herbert] | 1780 (ii) | Love and Madness. A Story too True. In a Series of Letters between Parties, whose names would perhaps be mentioned, were they less known, or less lamented. FOURTH EDITION. |
| [CROMWELL, Richard] | 1659 (i) | The Speech of His Highness the Lord Protector, made To both Houses of Parliament at their first meeting, on Thursday the 27th of January 1658. As also the Speech Of the Right Honorable Nathaniel Lord Fiennes, one of the Lords Keepers of the Great Seal of England, made at the same time. Published by His Highness special Command. |
| [CROMWELL, Richard] | 1659 (ii) | A Declaration Of the Lord Protector And both Houses of Parliament, For a day of solemn Fasting and Humiliation, to be observed in all places within the Commonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland, upon the Eighteenth day of May, 1659. |
| [DOMESDAY BOOK] | No date | [Huntingdonshire: list of landowners] |
| [DRAYTON, Michael] | No date | Poly-olbion. The two and twentieth Song. |
| [DUNTON, John] | 1708 | The Hazard of a Death-bed Repentance, Further Argued, from the late Remorse of W[illiam] late D[uke] of D[evonshire], with Serious Reflections on his Adulterous Life. Being a Second Answer to Dr. K[ennett]'s Sermon Preach'd at the D[uke]'s Funeral. In which is fully resolv'd that Nice Question, How far a Death-Bed-Repentance, (such as was that of the D[uke] of D[evonshire]) is possible to be sincere? To which is added, Conjugal Perjury, or an Essay upon Whoredom; Address'd to the Husbands of Quality that keep Misses. With the Secret History of the Author's Failings, or D[unton] at Confession. |
| [DUNTON, John] | 1708 (contd.) | |
| [DUTTON, Anne] | 1734 | A Narration of the Wonders of Grace, In Verse. Divided into Six Parts . . . To which is added A Poen on the special Work of the Spirit in the Hearts of the Elect. As Also, Sixty One Hymns composed on several Subjects. With An Alphabetical Table. The SECOND EDITION. Corrected by the Author, with Additions. |
| [DUTTON, Anne] | 1764-65 | Letters on Spiritual Subjects, and Divers Occasions; sent to Relations and Friends. By One who has tasted the Lord is Gracious. Vols. xii and xiii bound together. |
| [EDINBURGH REVIEW] | 1850 | Art IX.- Report of the Judgment of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in the Case of Gorham versus the Bishop of Exeter, March 8, 1850. |
| [EDMONDS, Arthur Jonathan] | 1892-95 | A History of Great Gransden in the County of Huntingdon, from the earliest times to the present day containing An Account of the Parish and its Inhabitants, and of all notable Persons connected with the Village for the space of 800 years, by the present vicar. In Monthly Parts, with numerous Illustrations. |
| [EDMONDS, Arthur Jonathan] | 1901 | Lays of Great Gransden, by the Vicar. Printed for the Benefit of the Bazaar To be held in the Reading Room, on Tuesday & Wednesday, Aug. 13th and 14th 1901. |
| [EVANS, J.J.] | [1874] | "The Fairy Spell". An Operetta. Dialogue by an Amateur. Music and words of songs by various composers. Written expressly for a school performance. |
| [FIELDING, Henry] | 1728 | The Lottery, a Comedy, As it is Acted by the Company of Comedians, at the New Theatre in the Hay-market. |
| [FIRTH, Shirley] | [1999] | St John the Baptist Woodhurst. |
| [FLAHERTY, W.E.] | 1876 | The Annals of England: an epitome of English history, from contemporary writers, the Rolls of Parliament, and other public records. |
| [FLOWER], Constance, Lady Battersea | 1923 | Reminiscences. |
| [FULLER, Thomas] | (1662) | Huntingtonshire. |
| [GOOD, F.T.] | [1893] | The Battle of the Path. |
| [GOODE, William] | 1850 (i) | Review of the Judgment of Sir H.J. Fust, Kt., in the case of Gorham v the Bishop of Exeter, by the late editor of the "Christian Observer." Reprinted by the author From the "Christian Observer" for December, 1849. |
| [GORDON, Charles, 11th Marquis of Huntly] | 1900 | Orton Longueville, Peterborough. A catalogue of the valuable modern and antique furniture throughout the residence . . . which will be sold by auction by Messrs Robinson and Fisher on the premises, as above on Tuesday, May 22nd, 1900. |
| [GORDON, Charles], Marquis of Huntly. | 1931 | "By Courage, not by Craft." The National Government yesterday and to-morrow. By the Marquis of Huntly, PC, LlD Author of "Milestones", "Auld Acquaintance"; Editor of the "Records of Aboyne", etc. |
| [GORHAM, George Cornelius] | 1849-50 | "Prevenient Grace:" A Doctrine Maintained by Catholic Antiquity, and by The Reformed Church of England. [Two letters "To the Editor of the Record", signed "An Old Presbyter"]. |
| [GORHAM, George Cornelius] | 1850 | Two Notable Errors of the Bishop of Exeter, the one on Prevenient Grace, the other on Susception of Baptism, detected and refuted, in two letters to a young clergyman. By an Old Presbyter. |
| [GOUGH, R.] | 1768 | Anecdotes of British Topography. Or, an Historical Account of what has been done for illustrating the Topographical Antiquities of Great Britain and Ireland. |
| [GREEN], John, Lord Bishop of Lincoln | 1765 | A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Lincoln, at the Bishop's Primary Visitation, 1762. |
| [GROVE, David S.] | 1969 | EW6 1904-1969. Sixty-Five Years in one family. |
| [GROVE, David S.] | 1969 (contd.) | |
| [H., R.] | 1816 | Memoirs of Oliver Cromwell and his children. Supposed to be written by himself. In three volumes. |
| [HAMILTON, James], Duke of Hamilton; [RICH, Henry], Earl of Holland; & CAPELL, Lord Arthur | 1649 | The Several Speeches of Duke Hamilton Earl of Cambridg, Henry Earl of Holland, and Arthur Lord Capel, Upon the Scaffold Immediately before their Execution, On Friday the 9. of March. Also the several Exhortations, and Conferences with them, upon the Scaffold, by Dr Sibbald, Mr Bolton, & Mr Hodges. |
| [HAMMOND, James] | 1743 (i) | Love Elegies. Written in the Year 1732. |
| [HAMMOND, James] | 1743 (ii) | Love Elegies by Mr H-----nd. Written in the Year 1732. With a Preface by the E. of C------d. |
| [HAMMOND, James] | 1752 | Love Elegies. Written in the Year 1732. The Third Edition. |
| [HAMMOND, James] | 1757 | Love Elegies. Written in the Year 1732. The Fourth Edition. |
| [HAMMOND, James] | 1768 | Love Elegies. Written in the year 1732. The Sixth Edition. |
| [HARDINGE, G.] | 1800 | The Essence of Malone, or, The "Beauties" of that fascinating writer, extracted from his immortal work, in five hundred, sixty-nine pages, and a quarter, just published, and (with his accustomed felicity) entitled "Some Account of the Life and Writings of John Dryden!!" (By Minutius Felix (pseud.)). |
| [HARPER, S.B.] | 1850 (i) | A Voice from the North. An Appeal to the People of England on Behalf of their Church. By an English Priest. No. I. State of the Dogmatic Teaching of the English Church. |
| [HARPER, S.B.] | 1850 (ii) | A Voice from the North. An Appeal to the People of England on Behalf of their Church. By an English Priest. No. II. The Legal Position of the English Church. |
| [HARPER, S.B.] | 1850 (iii) | A Voice from the North. An Appeal to the People of England on Behalf of their Church. By an English Priest. No. III. Internal Disorganization of the Church. |
| [HARPER, S.B.] | 1850 (iv) | A Few Urgent Words on the Present Crisis, addressed to the catholics of the English Church; and chiefly to the members of the Church Union Societies. By the writer of "A Voice from the North." |
| [HARPER, S.B.] | 1850 (v) | The Catholicity of the Church's Love and the Humility of Her Ceremonial. Four Letters in reply to a devout layman. By an English Priest. |
| [HARVIE, Rev Christopher] | 1703 | The Synagogue: or, The Shadow of the Temple. Sacred Poems, and Private Ejaculations. In Imitation of Mr George Herbert. The Eighth Edition. Corrected and Enlarged. |
| [HAWKE, Michael] | 1657 | Killing is Murder: Or, An Answer To a Treasonous Pamphlet Entituled, Killing is no Murder. |
| [HEATH, James] | 1665 | Flagellum: or The Life and Death, Birth and Burial of O. Cromwell The late Usurper: Faithfully Described. With An Exact Account of His Policies and Successes: Not heretofore Published or Discovered. The Third Edition with Additions. |
| [HEATH, James] | 1665 (contd.) | |
| [HEYLYN, Dr Peter] | 1637 | A Coale from the Altar. Or an Answer to a Letter not long since written to the Vicar of Gr. against the placing of the Communion Table at the East end of the Chancell; and now of late dispersed abroad to the disturbance of the Church. First sent by a Judicious and Learned Divine for the satisfaction of his private Friend; and by him commended to the Presse, for the benefit of others. The third Impression. |
| [HORSLEY], Samuel, Lord Bishop of St David's | 1791 | The Charge of Samuel, Lord Bishop of St David's, to the Clergy of his diocese, delivered at his primary visitation, in the year 1790. The Second Edition. |
| [HORSLEY], Samuel, Lord Bishop of St David's | 1793 | A Sermon, preached before the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, in the Abbey Church of St Peter, Westminster, on Wednesday, January 30, 1793: being the anniversary of the martyrdom of King Charles the First. With an Appendix, concerning the Political Principles of Calvin. The Second Edition. |
| [HOWGIL, Francis] | 1659 | The Works of Darknesse Brought to Light and Reproved. In Answer to divers false Doctrines and Principles of John Wells of St Ives (so called) in Huntington-shire. Concerning the Word and the Gospel, and the way to Christ, and the tryal of Spirits, and the light which lighteth every man, and the Ministers Maintenance. His vain Arguments and proofes made void, and Truth manifested in all these particulars. Also Some Queries propounded to John Wells to Answer. By him that loves the Truth as it is in Jesus, F.H. |
| [HOWGIL, Francis] | 1659 (contd.) | |
| [HUMPHRY, Prof. G.M.] | No date | The People's Guide to Cambridge. |
| [HUNT, Rev John] | 1867 | Clergymen made Scarce. Five years' experience as a curate in the Diocese of London. A letter to the Right Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, by A Presbyter. Second edition, with a postscript, containing two years' further experience, in the country. |
| [HUNT, Rev John] | 1867 (contd.) | |
| [HUNTINGDON JURY] | 1619 | A Copy of a Jury Taken before Judge Doddridge at the Assizes Holden at Huntingdon July 1619. |
| [JENNENS] | 1776 | Messiah: an Oratario. As it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden. Set to Musick by Mr Handel. A New Edition. From a Copy corrected by the Compiler. |
| [JEWSON, Charles B.] | 1936 | The House of Jewson, 1836-1936. |
| [KAYE], John, Bishop of Lincoln | 1832 | A Charge to the clergy of the Diocese of Lincoln, by John, Lord Bishop of Lincoln, delivered at the Triennial Visitation in 1831. Second edition. |
| [KAYE], John, Bishop of Lincoln | 1833 | A Sermon, preached at the Magdalen Hospital, before the Persident, Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, Committee, and the rest of the Governors of the Institution, on Tuesday, 23rd of April, 1833, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Lincoln. |
| [KAYE], John, Bishop of Lincoln | 1834 | A Charge delivered at the Triennial Visitation of John, Lord Bishop of Lincoln in 1834. |
| [KAYE], John, Bishop of Lincoln | 1840 | A Charge to the clergy of the Diocese of Lincoln, by John, Lord Bishop of Lincoln, delivered at the Triennial Visitation in 1840. |
| [KAYE], John, Bishop of Lincoln | 1843 | A Charge to the clergy of the Diocese of Lincoln, by John, Lord Bishop of Lincoln, delivered at the Triennial Visitation in 1843. Second edition. |
| [KEBLE, John] | 1850 | Church Matters in 1850. I. Trial of Doctrine. II. A Call to Speak Out. |
| [KINDERLEY, Charles] | 1751 | The Ancient and present state of the navigation of the towns of Lyn, Wisbeach, Spalding and Boston; of the rivers that pass through those places . . . truly, faithfully, and impartially represented. And humbly proposed to the consideration of the inhabitants of those places . . . Second edition enlarged. |
| [KING, Charles] | No date | Shakespeare's Daughter, a Homily on her Epitaph. |
| [LLOYD, Thomas] | No date | A Vindication from the Unfounded Charge made against the Managers of the British Schools, by the Rev Charles Dashwood Goldie, Vicar of Saint Ives. |
| [LONGLEY], Charles Thomas, Bishop of Ripon | 1850 (i) | A Pastoral Letter to the Clergy of the Diocese of Ripon. By Charles Thomas, Bishop of Ripon. |
| LEEDS, Sir George, Bt | 1826 | A catalogue of household furniture et al - the property of Sir George Leeds, Bart; which will be sold by auction on the premises of Croxton Park on Monday 11th December 1826 (and the three following days. |
| LEEDS, Sir George, Bt | 1826 | A catalogue of the choice library of books - the property of Sir George Leeds, Bart; which will be sold by auction at the Large Room, Trinity Street, Cambridge on Friday, Saturday and Monday the 15th, 16th and 18th of December 1826. |
| [LOVELL, Miss] | 1878 | Reminiscences of the Jubilee Meeting held at Epworth, on June the 14th 1878. |
| [MACKIE. T.J.] | 1858 | What is the Spirit's teaching on the subject of "The House of many Mansions?" |
| [MACKIE. T.J.] | 1859 | Morning Musings; or the first fruits of the night's refreshment, humbly dedicated to the God of our salvation for the benefit of his church and family, by an Old Pastor. |
| [MACKIE. T.J.] | 1859 (contd.) | |
| [MALTBY, Edward] | 1809 | Reflections upon the State and Conduct of Public Affairs at the Commencement of the Year 1809. By an Englishman of the Old School. |
| [MALTBY, Edward] | 1826 | A Calm Statement of the Catholic Question. Respectfully addressed to all electors throughout the United Kingdom. By a Clergyman of the Established Church. |
| [MALTBY], Edward, Lord Bishop of Chichester | 1834 (i) | A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Lewes, at the Primary Visitation of Edward, Lord Bishop of Chichester, in May 1834. Published at the Request of the Clergy. |
| [MALTBY], Edward, Lord Bishop of Chichester | 1834 (ii) | A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Chichester, at the Primary Visitation of Edward, Lord Bishop of Chichester, in September 1834. To which are added, Directions to Candidates for Holy Orders in the Diocese. |
| [MALTBY], Edward, Lord Bishop of Durham | 1837 | A Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese of Durham, at the Primary Visitation of Edward, Lord Bishop of Durham, in August, September, and October 1837. |
| [MALTBY], Edward, Lord Bishop of Durham | 1838 | The Early Training and Education of the Poor, Truly Christian Objects: A Sermon, preached in the Church of St Nicholas, Newcastle Upon Tyne, on Suday, August 26, being the Sunday following the meeting of the British Association in that Town. |
| [MALTBY], Edward, Lord Bishop of Durham | 1843 | Two Sermons preached in the Cathedral Church at Durham, before the University, at the commencement of the Michaelmas Terms in the years 1841 and 1842 respectively. To which is added, A Charge to the Clergy of Hexhamshire, August, 1842. |
| [MALTBY], Edward, Lord Bishop of Durham | 1845 | A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Durham at The Visitation in July, August, and September, 1845, by Edward, Lord Bishop of Durham. |
| [MALTBY], Edward, Lord Bishop of Durham | 1850 | A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Durham at the Visitation in July, August, and September, 1849, by Edward, Lord Bishop of Durham. |
| [MASON, Simon] | 1758 | The Good and Bad Effects of Tea Consider'd. Wherein are exhibited, The Physical Virtues of Tea; its general and particular Use; to what Constitutions agreeable; at what Times and Seasons it is most proper to be drank; and when and how prejudicial. To which are subjoined, Some Considerations on Afternoon Tea-drinking, and the many subsequent Evils attending it; with a Persuasive to the Use of our own wholesome Product, Sage, &c. |
| [MASON, Simon] | 1758 (contd.) | |
| [MELSON, Rev Robert] | 1834 | A Dialogue, or Conversation between a Methodist and Anabaptist, founded upon facts; by a Wesleyan Methodist. |
| [MILFORD, H.A.] | 1998 | A Glimpse into Sawtry's Past. |
| [MITFORD, John Thomas], Lord Redesdale | 1850 | Observations on the Judgment in the Gorham Case: and the way to unity. By Lord Redesdale. |
| [MONTAGU, Basil] | 1830 | Thoughts on Laughter. By a Chancery Barrister. |
| [MONTAGU, George, 6th Duke of Manchester] | 1854 | A Chapter on the Harmonizing Gospels. |
| [MONTAGU, George, 6th Duke of Manchester] | No date | 1 Corinthians, XV28. A Fragment. By the Duke of Manchester. (Having understood that the "Delivery of the Kingdom to the Father" is one of the questions for discussion at the next Prophetical Meeting, the writer has brought together the views of some eminent Divines upon the subject . . . ) |
| [MONTAGU, Lord Robert] | 1880 | A Glimpse of the Great Secret Society. Fourth Edition, with Additions and Notes. |
| [MORTLOCK, John Frederick] | 1842 | A Legatee Versus Two Thieving Executors. |
| [MUSGRAVE], Thomas, Archbishop of York | 1849 | A Charge Delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of York, June, 1849, at the Primary Visitation of Thomas, Archbishop of York. Published at the request of the clergy. THIRD EDITION. |
| [NICHOLSON, Isaac] | 1826 | A Scriptural View of the Catholic Question, In Remarks upon a petition presented to the House of Lords, against emancipation, In the year 1825. |
| [NOBLE, W. Mackreth] | 1902 | A Short History of Upwood & Gt Raveley, Bury, Wistow & Lt Raveley. By "X". Reprinted from the Huntingdonshire Post. |
| [NYE, Philip] | No date | The King's Power in Ecclesiastical Matters truly Stated. |
| [PARLIAMENTARY BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS] | 1867 | Report on the Borough of Huntingdon. |
| [PARNELL, James] | 1995 (i) | A True and Lamentable Relation of the Most desperate death of James Parnel. |
| [PARNELL, James] | 1995 (ii) | The Quakers Fear, Or, Wonderfull strange and true News from the famous Town of Colchester in Essex, shewing the manner how one James Parnel, a Quaker by profession, took upon him to fast twelve days and twelve nights without any sustenance at all, etc. etc. |
| [PARNELL, James] | 1995 (iii) | The Lambs Defence against Lyes and a True Testimony given concerning the Sufferings and Death of James Parnell Set forth from those people scorned and persecuted under the name of Quakers. |
| [PERRINCHIEF, Richard] | No date | Samaritanism: or, a Treatise of Comprehending, Compounding, and Tolerating several Religions in one Church: demonstrating the Equity and Necessity of the Act, and Late Vote of Parliament against Non-conformists. From Reason, the Ancient Church, and the Opinions, and Practice of Papists, and Puritans, now Plotting, and Pleading for Toleration. |
| [PHILLPOTTS, Henry], Bishop of Exeter | 1850 (i) | A Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury from the Bishop of Exeter. |
| [PHILLPOTTS, Henry], Bishop of Exeter | 1850 (iii) | Reply to the Addresses of the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Exeter, on the recent Romish aggression. By the Lord Bishop of Exeter. Delivered in the Chapter House, November 18, 1850. By Authority of His Lordship. |
| [PHILLPOTTS], Henry, Bishop of Exeter | 1848 | A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Exeter at the triennial visitation in June, July, and August, 1848, by Henry, Lord Bishop of Exeter. FOURTH EDITION |
| [PHILLPOTTS], Henry, Bishop of Exeter | 1850 (ii) | A Letter to the Churchwardens of the Parish of Brampford Speke, from Henry Lord Bishop of Exeter. |
| [PHILLPOTTS], Henry, Bishop of Exeter | 1851 | A Pastoral Letter to the Clergy of the Diocese of Exeter, on the Present State of the Church. By Henry, Lord Bishop of Exeter. EIGHTH EDITION. |
| [PLUMPTRE, James] | 1793 | The Coventry Act: a Comedy, in Three Acts. As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Norwich, January 16th 1793. |
| [PLUMPTRE, James] | 1798 | The Lakers: a Comic Opera in three acts. |
| [PLUMPTRE, James] | 1816 | The Experienced Butcher: shewing the respectability and usefulness of his calling, the religious considerations arising from it, the laws relating to it, and various profitable suggestions for the rightly carrying it on: designed not only for the use of butchers, but also for families and readers in general. |
| [POPE, Alexander] | 1729 | The Dunciad. With Notes Variorum, and the Prolegomena of Scriblerus. |
| [PRATT, Samuel Jackson] | [1807] | Mr Pratt. |
| [PRATT, Samuel Jackson] | 1779 | The Tutor of Truth. By the author of The Pupil of Pleasure, &c. &c. In two volumes. |
| [PRATT, Samuel Jackson] | 1780 | Shenstone-Green; or, the New Paradise Lost. Being a History of Human Nature. In three volumes. Written by the proprietor of the Green, and published by the author of Liberal Opinions. The second edition. |
| [PRATT, Samuel Jackson] | 1781 (i) | Sympathy; or, a Sketch of the Social Passion. A Poem. Written at the Villa of a Friend, in his Absence. The second edition. |
| [PRATT, Samuel Jackson] | 1781 (ii) | Sympathy; or, a Sketch of the Social Passion. A Poem. The third edition. |
| [PRATT, Samuel Jackson] | 1781 (iii) | Sympathy, a Poem. The fourth edition. Corrected and much enlarged. |
| [PRATT, Samuel Jackson] | 1781 (iv) | Sympathy, a Poem. The fifth edition. Corrected. |
| [PRATT, Samuel Jackson] | 1781 (v) | The Fair Circassian. A Tragedy. As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, by the Author of "Sympathy", a Poem. |
| [PRATT, Samuel Jackson] | 1783 (iii) | Emma Corbett. In two volumes. The fifth edition. |
| [PRATT, Samuel Jackson] | 1785 (i) | Landscapes in Verse. Taken in Spring. By the author of Sympathy. Second edition. |
| [PRATT, Samuel Jackson] | 1785 (ii) | Landscapes in Verse. Taken in Spring. By the author of Sympathy. Third edition. |
| [PRATT, Samuel Jackson] | 1786 | The Triumph of Benevolence; occasioned by the National Design of erecting a monument to John Howard, Esq. |
| [PRATT, Samuel Jackson] | 1788 | Humanity, or The Rights of Nature, a Poem; in two books. By the author of Sympathy. |
| [PRATT, Samuel Jackson] | No date (i) | Emma Corbett or the Miseries of Civil War. The Fourth Edition. |
| [PROBY], John Joshua, Baron Carysfort | 1780 (i) | A Letter from the Right Honourable Lord Carysfort to the Huntingdonshire Committee. |
| [PROBY], John Joshua, Baron Carysfort | 1780 (ii) | Copy of a Letter from the Right Honourable Lord Carysfort to the Huntingdonshire Committee: to which is added the Report of the Westminster Sub-Committee, respecting the Duration of Parliament, and the Representation of this County; with the Resolutions of the Committee. |
| [PROBY], John Joshua, Earl of Carysfort | 1810 | Dramatic and Narrative Poems. In two volumes. Vol. 1 Dramatic Poems. Vol. 2 Narrative Poems. |
| [PROSPECT HOUSE] | 1895 | English & French Boarding School for Young Ladies, St Neots, Hunts. |
| [PROSPECT HOUSE] | No date (i) | [Prospectus] |
| [PROSPECT HOUSE] | No date (iii) | [Prospectus] |
| [PRYNNE, William] | 1650 | A Brief Apologie For all Nonsubscribers, and Looking-Glasse for all Apostate perjured Prescribers & Subscribers of the New Engagement, Wherein they may clearly behold their Presidents, Sin, Horrour, Punishment. |
| [PULLEN, H.W.] | (1870) | The Fight at Dame Europa's School: shewing how the German boy thrashed the French boy and how the English boy looked on. Twenty fifth thousand. |
| [REYNOLDS], Richard, Bishop of Lincoln | 1727 | The Bishop of Lincoln's Charge to the Clergy of the Archdeaconries of Huntingdon, Bucks, and Bedford, at his Triennial Visitation, begun at Huntington, June 6. 1727. With a Letter to the Clergy of the Archdeaconries of Leicester, Lincoln, and Stow. |
| [REYNOLDS], Richard, Bishop of Lincoln | 1742 | The Bishop of Lincoln's Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese at his triennial visitation, in the year 1742. |
| [RICH], Henry, Earl of Holland | 1643 | A Declaration made to the Kingdome, by Henry Earle of Holland. |
| [RIGGALL, Mrs M.A.] | (1905) | Through Sorrow and Joy. Or the story of an English Bible in Reformation times. By M.A.R. |
| [RILEY, Athelstan] (Ed.) | 1899 | The Little Book of Death and Rest Eternal. Containing the Office of the Dead, with the Commendation of Souls, according to the Sarum Breviary, Manchester al Mondo, or a Contemplation of Death and Immortality, and the Contakion for the Departed, as sung in St George's Chapel, Windsor, by Her Majesty's special command. |
| [ROBINSON, R.] | 1772 | The Nature and Necessity of early Piety. A Sermon preached to a Society of Young People, at Willingham, Cambridgeshire; on the First Day of the Year M.DCC.LXXII. |
| [ROBSON, William] | [1839] | [Robson's Commercial Directory of London and nine counties, viz. Beds, Bucks, Cambridge, [illeg.], Hunts, Norfolk, Oxon, Suffolk & Wilts etc. etc. In 2 vols. Vol. ii. Huntingdonshire] (MS title replacing missing title page) |
| [RUST, James] | 1802 | A Letter to Mr Justice Grose, submitting to his consideration two verdicts, Given at the Lent Assizes at Huntingdon, In the respective Years of 1800 and 1801: and wishing him more particularly to review his statements and opinion To the Jury, Upon the last of these two Trials. |
| [RUST, James] | 1802 (contd.) | |
| [SAULT, Richard] | 1693 | The Second Spira: Being a fearful Example of An Atheist, who Had Apostatized from the Christian Religion, and dyed in Despair at Westminster, Decemb. 8. 1692. With an Account of his Sickness, Convictions, Discourses with Friends and Ministers; and of his dreadful Expressions and Blasphemies when he left the World. As also a Letter from an Atheist of his Acquaintance, with his Answer to it. Publish'd for an Example to others, and recommended to all young Persons, to settle them in their Religion. By J.S. a Minister of the Church of England, a frequent Visitor of him during his whole Sickness. The Second Edition, well Attested. |
| [SAULT, Richard] | 1693 (contd.) | |
| [SCOTT, Sir Walter] | 1816 | The Antiquary, by the author of "Waverley" and "Guy Mannering." In three volumes. Vol. II and III. |
| [SCOTT, Thomas] | 1659 | A Choice Narrative of Count Gondamor's Transactons [sic] during his Embassy in England. By that Renowned Antiquary, Sir Robert Cotton, Knight and Baronet. Exposed to publick Light, for the Benefit of the whole Nation. By a Person of Honour. |
| [SCOTT, Thomas] | 1659 (contd.) | |
| [SEDGWICK] | (1851) | A Letter to The Lord Bishop of London on the Promulgation of the Recent Papal Bull. By a Barrister. |
| [SEDGWICK] | 1850 | Tracts of an Anti-Tractarian. By a Barrister. Nos. 1-14 |
| [SELLON, Lydia] | 1850 | A Few Words to Some of the Women of the Church of God in England. |
| [SERLE, A.] | 1779 | A New Defence of the Holy Roman Church, against Heretics and Schismatics. |
| [SIMPSON, M.] | 1781 | The Beauties of Spring. A Poem. |
| [SOMERSHAM STONES] | No date | By a Spring Side between St Ives and Somersham, Stones are dugg all of the same figure [exangular] with two broader and More Dipressed [illeg.] orifices on either Side It made a perfect Rhomboides. Merc. cent. p.g. |
| [ST MARY'S CHURCH, HUNTINGDON] | 1910 | Festival Hymns (used at St Mary's, 8th June 1910). |
| [ST NEOTS ADVERTISER] | (1901-1918) | [St Neots Advertiser Almanack 1901-1918]. (No title pages) |
| [STEVENSON, Robert; COCKIN, Joseph; and RAY, John Mead] | 1801 | An Introductory Discourse, Charge, and Sermon, with a Confession of Faith, delivered at the Ordination of the Rev Charles Dewhirst, on May 28, 1801, over the Church of Christ, assembling in Whiting Street, Bury, Suffolk. |
| [STRATTON], Mary Sophia | 1810 | Poems on Various Subjects. By Mary Sophia. |
| [TAYLOR, John] | 1880 | Robert Raikes and Northamptonshire Sunday Schools. Historical and Biographical Account of the Raikes Family, and notices of the formation of the earliest Sunday Schools in Northamptonshire. With Appendix: a list of publications by Northamptonshire Authors, or issued from the Press in Northamptonshire, relating to Sunday Schools; books printed by the Raikes family at Northampton and Gloucester; a brief account of the originators of Sunday Schools; Historical Notes, etc. etc. |
| [TOWGOOD, Micaiah] | 1748 | An Essay towards attaining a True Idea of the Character and Reign of K. Charles the First, and the Causes of the Civil War. Extracted from, and delivered in the very Words of some of the most authentic and celebrated Historians, viz. Clarendon, Whitelock, Burnet, Coke, Echard, Rapin, Tindal, Neal, &c. |
| [TOWGOOD, Micaiah] | 1772 | A Calm and Plain Answer to the Enquiry, Why are you a Dissenter from the Church of England? Containing some remarks on Its Doctrine, Spirit, Constitution, and some of its Offices and Forms of Devotion. By the Author of the Dissenting Gentleman's Letters to White. Being a summary View of the Arguments contained in those Letters. |
| [TURTON] Thomas, Bishop of Ely | 1852 | See ST ANDREW'S CHURCH GT STAUGHTON, 1852. |
| [VESEY, Franics Gerald] | 1912 | [Testimonial Subscription Appeal]. |
| [VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM] | (1916) | [References to embroidered cushions from St Leonard's Church, Catworth]. |
| [VILLIERS, George], Duke of Buckingham; [RICH, Henry], Earl of Holland; & [MORDAUNT, Henry], Earl of Peterborough | 1648 | The Declaration of the Right Honourable The Duke of Buckingham, and the Earles of Holland, and Peterborough, and other Lords and Gentlemen now associated for the King and Parliament, the Religion, Lawes, and Peace of His Majesties Kingdomes. With Three Letters (delivered July the 6.) One to the House of Peers; another to the House of Commons: And the third to the Ld. Major, Aldermen, and Commons of the City, in Common-councell, Assembled. |
| [WALTER, Richard] | 1785? | The History of Commodore Anson's Voyage Round the World, at the Commencement of the late Spanish war. Performed in three Years and nine Months, viz. from September 1740 to June 1744. |
| [WARD, G.W.] | 1850 (i) | One Word on the Actual Constitution of the Anglican Establishment. |
| [WARD, G.W.] | 1850 (ii) | A Letter to the Editor of the "Guardian," by the author of "One Word on the Existing Constitution of the Anglican Establishment." |
| [WATSON], Richard, Bishop of Llandaff | 1784 | A Sermon preached before the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, in the Abbey-church, Westminster, on Friday, January 30, 1784. By Richard, Lord Bishop of Llandaff. |
| [WHITEHEAD, George] | 1660 | A Brief Account of the Illegal Proceedings and Sinful Doctrines of James Bedford Priest of Blunsome and Earith in Huntington Shire, Who by many hath been esteemed eminent, and above all the Priests in the Isle of Ely for his opposing the People called Quakers. |
| [WHITEHEAD, George] | 1995 | A Brief Account of the Illegal Proceedings and Sinful Doctrines of James Bedford Priest of Blunsome and Earith in Huntington Shire, Who by many hath been esteemed eminent, and above all the Priests in the Isle of Ely for his opposing the People called Quakers. |
| [WILD, Dr Robert] | 1660 | Iter Boreale. Attempting somthing upon the Successful and Matchless March of the Lord General George Monck, from Scotland, to London, The last Winter, &c. Veni, Vidi, Vici. By a Rural Pen. |
| [WILD, Dr Robert] | 1716 | Iter Boreale: Attempting something upon the Successful and Matchless March of the Lord General George Monck, from Scotland to London. With other Poems. By a Rural Pen. |
| [WILLIAMS, John, Bishop of Lincoln] | 1683 | The Case of Indifferent Things used in the Worship of God, proposed and stated by considering these Questions. Qu. 1. Whether things Indifferent, though not Prescribed, may be Lawfully used in Divine Worship? (or, Whether there be any things Indifferent in the Worship of God?). Qu. 2. Whether a restraint of our Liberty in the use of such Indifferent things be a violation of it? |
| [WILLIS] | 1719 | The History of Abbies. Volume II. Containing several lists of the principals of divers Monasteries, and Names of the last Abbats, Priors etc. who subscribed to the Surrender of their Houses, as far as they have come to hand: With an Account of those Religious Men, and Women, and Chantry Priests receiving Pensions, Anno 1553. To which abovesaid Accounts are added, Brief Surveys of the Dimensions and Monuments in all the remaining Cathedrals not treated of in Vol. 1 that were not Conventual, or Re-founded at the Dissolution of Religious Houses, viz. St Asaph, Bangor, Chichester, St David's, Exeter, Hereford, Landaff, Litchfield, Lincoln, London, Salisbury, Wells and York. |
| [WILLIS] | 1719 (contd.) | |
| [WISE, John] | 1876 | A Sermon. "Jesus". Preached at Ramsey Abbey Church, on Sunday, January 2nd, 1876, by the Vicar. |
| [YOUNG, D.] | 1728 | Love of Fame the Universal Passion. In Seven Characteristical Satires. The Second Edition Corrected, and Alter'd. |
| ABBOTT, G. Wyman | 1926 | SEE Cyril FOX and Miles C. BURKITT, 1926 |
| ABBOTT, W.W. | 1834 | SEE GOODAY vs ABBOTT, 1834 |
| ABELL, Francis | 1914 | Prisoners of War in Britain 1756 to 1815. A record of their lives, their romance and their sufferings. |
| ABERNETHY, James | 1876 | River Ouse Improvement, Report of James Abernethy, Esq. C.E. November 1876. |
| ABOLITIONIST | 1859 | A Few Plain Words to Lord Robert Montagu, in answer to his Lordship's speech upon Church Rates, Delivered in the House of Commons. |
| ABRAMS, Joe | 2000 | Post Medieval Boundary Ditches, St Ives: An Archaeological Evaluation. Report No. A172. |
| ABRAMS, Joe | 2001 | Late Saxon and Medieval Settlement Activity at Green End House, St Ives; An Archaeological Investigation. Editor Paul Spoerry, Illustrator Jon Cane, With contributions by Chris Stevens. |
| ACCOUNT OF CHARITY SCHOOLS | 1706 | An Account of Charity-Schools Lately Erected in England, Wales, and Treland: With the Benefactions thereto; and of The Methods whereby they were set up, and are governed. Also, A Proposal for Enlarging their Number, and Adding some Work to the Childrens Learning, thereby to render their Education more Useful to the Publick. |
| ACCOUNT OF WIND AND STORMS | (1662) | A Full and. Certain Account of the last great Wind & Storms, Being a Narrative of the Several Accidents, Hurts and Damages caused thereby, both by Sea and Land, at home and abroad. Collected out of Domestick and Forreign Letters with a great deal of care and diligence, and faithfully published. |
| ACLAND, J.E. | 1903 | Little Gidding and its Inmates in the Time of King Charles I. With an account of the Harmonies designed and constructed by Nicholas Ferrar. |
| ACLAND-TROYTE, Capt. J.E. | 1888 (i) | An Account of the Harmonies contrived by Nicholas Ferrar at Little Gidding. Read January 26 1888. IN "Archaeologia: or, Miscellaneous Tracts relating to Antiquity". Second series, vol. 51 part 1. |
| ACLAND-TROYTE, Capt. J.E. | 1888 (ii) | Further notes on the Harmonies contrived by Nicholas Ferrar at Little Gidding. In a letter from Captain J.E. Acland-Troyte to Henry Salusbury Milman Esq., M.A., Director. Read December 6 1888. IN "Archaeologia: or, Miscellaneous Tracts relating to Antiquity". Second series, vol. 51 part 2. |
| ACLAND-TROYTE, Capt. J.E. | 1890 | Harmonies of the Gospels, and Other Works, Made at Little Gidding. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | ***** | To date Acts of Parliament from their regnal years, see the regnal table in Samuel WELLS, 1828, A Collection of the Laws which form the constitution of the Bedford Level Corporation, etc., p. xvii. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1531 | 23 Henry VIII c.5. The Bill of Sewers, with a new Proviso, etc. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1539 | 31 Henry VIII c.13 |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1600 | 43 E1izabeth I c.11. An Act for the recovering of many hundred thousand Acres of Marshes, and other Grounds subject commonly to surrounding, within the Isle of Ely, and the Counties of Cambridge, Huntingdon, Northampton, Lincoln, Norfolk, Suffolk, Sussex, Essex, Kent, and the County Palatine of Durham. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1606 | 4 James I c.13. An Act for draining of certain Fens and low Grounds in the Isle of Ely, subject to hurt by surrounding, containing above six thousand Acres, compassed about with certain Banks commonly called and named the Ring of Waldersea and Cooldham. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1649 | An Act for the Draining of the Great Level of the Fens, extending itself into the Counties of Northampton, Norfolk, Suffolk, Lincoln, Cambridge and Huntington, and the Isle of Ely, or some of them. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1659 | An Act for setling the Militia in England and Wales. Tuesday, July 26 1659. Ordered by the Parliament. That this Act be forthwith printed and published. Tho. St Nicholas, Clerk of the Parliament. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1663 | 15 Charles II c. 17. An Act for settling the Draining of the Great Level of the Fens called Bedford Level. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1667 | 20 Charles II c. 8. An Act for the Taxing and Assessing of the Lands of the Adventurers within the Great Level of the Fens. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1684 | I James II c.21. An Act for repealing a Clause for dividing of Commons in an Act of Parliament made in the fifteenth Year of King Charles the Second, intituled, An Act for settling the Draining of the Great Level of the Fens called Bedford Level. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1700 | 12, 13 Willam III. An Act for the better settling and preserving the library kept in the house at Westminster, called Cotton-house, in the name and family of the Cottons, for the benefit of the publick. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1719 | 6 George I. An Act for Preserving and Improving the Navigation of the River Ouse in the County of Huntingdon. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1724 | 11 George I. An Act for repairing and amending the road. from Biggleswade in the county of Bedford, to Bugden, and through Alconberry, to the top of Alconberry-Hill, or Cross Post leading into Sautery-Lane, on the York and Edinburgh Road, and from the said town of Bugden to the town of Huntingdon, and from Cross-Hall in Eaton Soken in the said county of Bedford, to Great-Stoughton-Common in the said county of Huntingdon. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1726 | 13 George I. An Act for the more effectual amending of the highways leading from Royston in the county of Hertford, to Wandsford Bridge in the county of Huntingdon. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1727 | 1 George II. An Act for Repairing the Road leading from Chatteris Ferry, which divides the Isle of Ely from the County of Huntingdon, to Hammond’s Eau, and from thence to Somersham Bridge, at Somersham Town’s end, in the said County. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1740 | 14 George II. An Act to enlarge the Terms and Powers granted by an Act made in the First Year of His present Majesty’s Reign, intituled, An Act for repairing the Road leading from Chatteris Ferry (which divides the Isle of Ely from the County of Huntingdon) to Hammond’s Eau, and from thence to Somersham Bridge at Somersham Town’s End in the said County. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1748 (i) | 22 George II. An Act for the more effectual Draining and Preserving of several Fen Lands and Field Lands, in the Bounds and Precincts of Whittlesey in the Isle of Ely, in the County of Cambridge. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1750 | 24 George II c. 23. An Act for the regulating the Commencement of the Year; and for correcting the Calendar now in use. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1751 | 25 George II c. 30. An Act to amend an Act made in the last Session of Parliament, intituled, An Act for regulating the Commencement of the Year, and for correcting the Calendar now in Use. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1753 (i) | 27 George II c. 12. An Act for improving and preserving the Navigation from Salter’s Load Sluice in the County of Norfolk, to Standground Sluice in the County of Huntingdon; and from Flood’s Ferry, in the Isle of Ely in the County of Cambridge, to Ramsey High Load in the said County of Huntingdon; and also the Navigation from Old Bedford Sluice in the said County of Norfolk, to the river Nene, in the Parish of Ramsey in the said County of Huntingdon. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1753 (ii) | 27 George II c. 19. An Act for discharging the Corporation of the Governor, Bailiffs and Commonalty of the Company of Conservators of the Great Level of the Fens, commonly called the Bedford Level, from a Debt due to the Duke of Bedford, and Earl of Lincoln; and for enabling the Proprietors of Lands in the North Level . . . to raise Money to discharge the Proportion of the said North Level in the Debts of the said Corporation; and for ascertaining and appropriating the Taxes to be laid on the said North Level; and for the more effectual draining and preserving the said North Level, and divers Lands adjoining thereto in the Manor of Crowland. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1755 | 29 George II c.9. An Act for establishing a Fund for Payment of the Bonds of the Governor, Bailiffs end Commonalty of the Company of Conservators of the Great Level of the Fens, called Bedford Level; and for exchanging the present Bonds of the said Corporation for other Bonds payable out of the Revenues of the Middle and South Levels, Part of the said Great Level; and for enabling the said Corporation to borrow further sums, for the Use of the said Great Level. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1756 | 30 George II. An Act for draining and preserving certain Fen Lands and Low Grounds in the several Parishes of Ramsey, Bury, Wistow, Warboys, Farceitt, Standground, and Water-Newton, in the County of Huntingdon, and of Doddington, in the Isle of Ely, and County of Cambridge. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1758 (1st copy) | 32 George II c.13. An Act for draining and preserving certain Fen Lands and Low Grounds in the Parishes of Somersham, and Pidley with Fenton, and the Parish of Colne, in the County of Huntingdon. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1758 (2nd copy) | 32 George II c.13. An Act for draining and preserving certain Fen Lands and Low Grounds in the Parishes of Somersham, and Pidley with Fenton, and the Parish of Colne, in the County of Huntingdon. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1762 | An Act for Draining and Preserving certain Low Lands, called the Fens, lying on both Sides of the River Witham, in the County of Lincoln; and for Restoring and Maintaining the Navigation of the said River, from the High Bridge in the City of Lincoln, through the Borough of Boston, to the Sea. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1770 | 10 George III c.64. An Act for Dividing and Inclosing the Open and Common Fields, Common Pastures, and other Commonable Lands and Grounds within the Parish of Saint Neots, in the County of Huntingdon. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1770 | 11 George III c.78. An Act to enable the Corporation of the Governor, Bailiffs and Commonalty of the Company of Conservators of the Great Level of the Fens, called Bedford Level, to complete and maintain the principal Banks and Works, necessary to the well draining and preserving the North Level, part of the said Great Level, and for laying Taxes upon the Lands within the said North Level, and on divers Lands adjoining thereto, in the Manor of Crowland. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1771 | 12 George III c.9. An Act to enable the Governor, Bailiffs, and Commonalty of the Company of Conservators of the Great Level of the Fens, commonly called Bedford Level, to borrow upon Bond, further Money upon account of the Middle and South Levels, part of the said Great Level; and for establishing a further certain Fund, for Payment of the Bonds of the said Corporation, out of the said Middle and South Levels. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1772 (i) | 13 George III c.19. An Act to amend and render more effectual an Act passed in the Twenty-second Year of the Reign of His late Majesty King George the Second, intituled, An Act for draining and improving certain Fen Lands within the Manor and Parishes of Upwell and Outwell, and in the Parishes of Denver and Welney, in the Isle of Ely, and Counties of Cambridge and Norfolk, so far as the same relates to the Lands lying on the South Side of Popham’s Eau. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1772 (ii) | 13 George III c.20. An Act to amend and render more effectual an Act, made in the Thirty-third Year of . . . King George the Second, intituled, An Act for draining and preserving certain Fen Lands and Low Grounds in the Isle of Ely, and Counties of Suffolk and Norfolk, between Mildenhall River, South, Plant Load and Brandon River, North, bounded on the West by the River Ouse, and on the East by Winter Load, Earswell Brook, and the Hard Lands of Mildenhall; and for impowering the . . . Company of Conservators of the Great Level of the Fens, . . . to sell certain Fen Lands . . . commonly called Invested Lands, etc. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1772 (iii) | 13 George III c.39. An Act for draining and preserving certain Fen Lands and Low Grounds, called King’s Delph and Eight Roods, and also other Fen Lands and Low Grounds in a certain Place called Farcett Fen, adjoining thereto, lying near to the Hamlet and Village of Farcett and Standground, in the County of Huntingdon. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1772 (iv) | 13 George III c.40. An Act for amending and rendering more effectual an Act, made in the Twenty-seventh Year of . . . King George the Second, intituled, An Act for discharging the . . . Company of Conservators of the Great Level of the Fens, . . . from a Debt due to the Duke of Bedford and Earl of Lincoln; and for enabling the Proprietors . . . to raise Money to discharge the Proportion of the said North Level in the Debts of the said Corporation; and for ascertaining and appropriating the Taxes to be laid on the said North Level; and for the more effectual draining and preserving the said North Level and divers Lands adjoining thereto in the Manor of Crowland . . |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1772 (v) | 13 George III c.45. An Act far draining and preserving certain Fen Lands and Low Grounds, lying in the South Level, Part of the Great Level of the Fens, commonly called Bedford Level, between certain old Rivers or Drains, called Stoke River and Brandon River, and a certain Level or District called Feltwell New District, and the Hard Lands of Woodhall in Helgay, and Helgay, in the Counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1772 (vi) | 13 George III c.46. An Act for the more effectual draining and preserving certain Fen Lands and Low Grounds in the Parish of Yaxley, in the County of Huntingdon. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1772 (vii) | 13 George III c.49. An Act for more effectually executing an Act, passed in the Twenty-seventh Year of King George the Second, for draining and preserving the Lands in the North Level, Part of Bedford Level, so far as relates to the Fourth District of the said North Level. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1774 (i) (1st copy) | 15 George III c.24. An Act for incorporating certain persons for the relief of poor widows and children of Clergymen within the County of Huntingdon. Anno Regni Georgii III, Regis Magnae Britanniae, Franciae, & Hiberniae, decimo quinto: at the Parliament begun and holden at Westminster, the twenty-ninth day of November, anno domini 1774, in the fifteenth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Third, by the Grace of God, of Great Britain, France and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith etc. Being the first session of the Fourteenth Parliament of Great Britain. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1774 (i) (2nd copy) | 15 George III c.24. An Act for incorporating certain persons for the relief of poor widows and children of Clergymen within the County of Huntingdon. Anno Regni Georgii III, Regis Magnae Britanniae, Franciae, & Hiberniae, decimo quinto: at the Parliament begun and holden at Westminster, the twenty-ninth day of November, anno domini 1774, in the fifteenth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Third, by the Grace of God, of Great Britain, France and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith etc. Being the first session of the Fourteenth Parliament of Great Britain. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1774 (ii) (1st copy) | 15 George III c.65. An Act for draining and preserving certain Fen Lands, Low Grounds, and Commons, in the several Parishes of’ Ramsey, Bury, Wistow, Warboys, Somersham, Colne, and Pidley with Fenton, in the County of Huntingdon, and in the Parishes of Chatteris and Doddington, within the Isle of Ely, in the County of Cambridge. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1774 (ii) (2nd copy) | 15 George III c.65. An Act for draining and preserving certain Fen Lands, Low Grounds, and Commons, in the several Parishes of’ Ramsey, Bury, Wistow, Warboys, Somersham, Colne, and Pidley with Fenton, in the County of Huntingdon, and in the Parishes of Chatteris and Doddington, within the Isle of Ely, in the County of Cambridge. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1776 | 17 George III c.53. An Act to promote the Residence of the Parochial Clergy, by making Provision for the more speedy and effectual building, rebuilding, repairing, or purchasing Houses, and other necessary Buildings and Tenements, for the Use of their Benefices. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1777 | 18 George III. An Act for Rendering valid and effectual a Partition between Taylor White Esquire, and Sarah his Wife, and Thomas Fowke Esquire, and Ann his Wife, of several Estates in the Counties of Huntingdon, Leicester, Cambridge, Essex, and Kent; and for vesting and settling the same to the Uses and upon the Trusts contained in their respective Marriage Settlements; and for other Purposes therein mentioned. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1780 | 21 George III c.66. An Act to explain and amend an Act, made in the Seventeenth Year of the Reign of His present Majesty, intituled, An Act to promote the Residence of the Parochial Clergy, by making Provision for the more speedy and effectual building, rebuilding, repairing, or purchasing Houses, and other necessary Buildings and Tenements, for the Use of their Benefices. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1782 | 23 George III c.25. An Act to enable the Corporation of the Governor, Bailiffs, and Commonalty of the Company of Conservators of the Great Level of the Fens, to sell their Taxes of certain Lands within the Middle and South Levels, part of the said Great Level, which have been or may be dug for Turf; and to apply the Money arising from such Sale, towards discharging the Bond Debts of the said Corporation upon account of those Levels. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1784 | 25 George III c.9. An Act for paving, cleansing, and lighting The High Street, and other Places within the Town of Huntingdon, and for removing and preventing Nuisances and Annoyances therein. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1788 | 29 George III c.22. An Act to amend and render effectual an Act of the Thirty-first Year of King George the Second, for draining and preserving certain Fen Lands and Low Grounds in the Isle of Ely, and County of Cambridge, between the Cam, otherwise Grant, Ouse, and Mildenhall Rivers, and bounded on the South-east by the Hard Lands of Isleham, Fordham, Soham, and Wicken; and for impowering the governor, Bailiffs, and Commonalty of the Company of Conservators of the Great Level of the Fens, called Bedford Level, to sell certain Lands within the said Limits, commonly called Invested Lands; and for laying certain Rates on Vessels navigated upon the said Rivers, towards supporting the Banks thereof. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1793 | 34 George III c.92. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1794 (i) | 35 George III c.77. An Act for improving the Drainage of the Middle and South Levels, Part of the Great Level of the Fens, called Bedford Level, and the Low Lands adjoining or near to the said Levels; as also the Lands adjoining or near to the River Ouze, in the County of Norfolk, draining through the same to Sea by the Harbour of King’s Lynn, in the said County; and for altering and improving the Navigation of the said River Ouze, from or near a Place called Eau Brink, in the Parish of Wiggenhall Saint Mary, in the said County, to the said Harbour of King’s Lynn; and for improving and preserving the Navigation of the several Rivers communicating with the said River Ouze. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1794 (ii) | 35 George III. An Act for Dividing, Inclosing and Draining the Open Common Fields, Common Pastures, Commonable and Waste Lands, and Fen Lands, within the Manor and Parish of Warboys, in the County of Huntingdon. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1795 | 36 George III c.72. An Act for dividing, allotting, enclosing, draining, and preserving, certain Commons and Waste Grounds, called The Hern Common, and Gore Common, within the Manor and Parish of Ramsey, in the County of Huntingdon; and for repealing an Act, made in the Thirtieth Year of the Reign of His late Majesty King George the Seoond, intituled, An Act for draining and preserving certain Fen Lands and Low Grounds, in the several Parishes of Ramsey, Bury, Wistow, Warboys, Farceitt, Standground, and Water Newton, in the County of Huntingdon, and of Doddington, in the Isle of Ely, and County of Cambridge; and for making more effectual Provision for those Purposes. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1796 (i) | 36 George III. An Act for Dividing a certain Heath called Somersham Heath, in the County of Huntingdon, and for dividing and inclosing such Parts of the said Heath as shall be allotted to the Parishes of Woodhurst, Somersham, and Pidley with Fenton, and also the Open Fields and Commonable Lands, within the said Parishes. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1796 (ii) | 37 George III c.68. An Act for charging the Fen Lands and Low Grounds within the Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Districts, in the Bounds and Precincts of Whittlesey, in the Isle of Ely, and County of Cambridge, with further Taxes for discharging the Debts incurred by the Comissioners for the said Districts respectively, under certain Acts passed in the Twenty-second Year of King George the Second, and in the Twelfth Year of His present Majesty; and for better improving, supporting, and preserving, the Drainage of the said Lands and Grounds. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1801 (i) | 41 George III. An Act for Dividing, Allotting, and Inclosing the Open Fields, Meadows, Commons, and Waste Grounds, within the Parish of Saint Ives, in the County of Huntingdon. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1801 (ii) | 41 George III. An Act for Dividing, Allotting, and Inclosing certain Open and Common Fields, Meadows, Lands, Commons, and Commonable Places, within the Parish of Old Hurst, in the County of Huntingdon. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1801 (iii) | 41 George III. An Act for The better and more effectually Draining certain Tracts of Land, called Wildmore Fen, and the West and East Fens, in the County of Lincoln, and also the Low Lands and Grounds in the several Parishes, Townships, and Places, having Right of Common on the said Fens, and other Low Lands and Grounds lying contiguous or adjoining thereto. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1801 (iv) | 41 George III. An Act for Dividing and Allotting certain Fens, called the East and West Fens, in the County of Lincoln. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1802 | 42 George III. An Act for Altering, amending, and rendering more effectual, an Act passed in the last Session of Parliament, intituled "An Act for dividing and allotting a certain Fen called Wildmore Fen, in the County of Lincoln" and for dividing, allotting in Severalty, and inclosing the Parochial or General Allotments set out or to be set out in pursuance of the said Act; for compensating the Tythes of such Allotments; and for declaring and determining to what Parish or Parishes the several Allotments of the said Fen shall belong. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1803 (i) | 43 George III c.84. An Act to amend the Laws relating to Spiritual Persons holding of Farms; and for enforcing the Residence of Spiritual Persons on their Benefices, in England. [7th July 1803.] |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1803 (ii) | 43 George III. An Act for Amending an Act, passed in the Forty-first Year of the Reign of His present Majesty, for more effectually draining certain Tracts of Land called Wildmore Fen, and the West and East Fens, in the County of Lincoln, and other Low Lands and Grounds lying contiguous or adjoining thereto. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1808 | An Act for Rendering more effectual an Act of His present Majesty, for draining certain Low Lands lying on both Sides the River Witham, in the County of Lincoln, and for restoring the Navigation of the said River from the High Bridge in the City of Lincoln to the Sea. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1809 | 50 George III c.125. An Act for improving the Drainage of certain Lands within the North and south-west Parts of the Middle Level, Part of the Great Level of the Fens commonly called Bedford Level. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1811 (i) | 51 George III c.215. An Act for effectuating an Exchange between William Squire Esquire, and William Thomas Squire an Infant, of a Fee Simple Estate belonging to the said William Squire, and situate in the Parish of Yaxley, in the County of Huntingdon, for an undivided Moiety, belonging to the said William Thomas Squire, in certain Public Houses and Lands, situate in the several Counties of Northampton, Lincoln, Huntingdon, and the Isle of Ely, in Cambridgeshire. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1811 (ii) | 51 George III. The Population Act, 1811. Abstract of answers and returns for Huntingdonshire. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1835 | The Municipal Corporation Reform Act. An Abstract of the Act, V & VI Will. IV cap. 76, Intituled An Act to Provide for the Regulation of Municipal Corporations in England and Wales, passed 9th September, 1835, to which are appended, all the Schedules referred to by the Act, including the forms of notices of claim, and objection, the Burgess rolls, and every other necessary information, With the Order in Council, for carrying it into immediate effect. Prepared expressly for this edition. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1844 | 7 & 8 Victoria c.106. An Act for improving the Drainage and Navigation of the Middle Level of the Fens. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1845 (i) | 8 Victoria c.18. An Act for consolidating in One Act Provisions usually inserted in Acts authorising the taking of Lands for Undertakings of a public Nature. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1845 (ii) | 8 Victoria c.20. An Act for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually inserted in Acts authorising the making of Railways. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1846 | 9 & 10 Victoria c.95. An Act for the more easy Recovery of Small Debts and Demands in England. (28th August 1846). |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1847 (i) | 10 Victoria c.15. An Act for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acts authorizing the making of Gasworks for supplying Towns with Gas. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1847 (ii) | 10 Victoria c.16. An Act for consolidating in one Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acts with respect to the Constitution and Regulation of Bodies of Commissioners appointed for carrying on Undertakings of a public Nature. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1847 (iii) | 10 & 11 Victoria c.34. An Act for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acts for paving, draining, cleaning, lighting, and improving Towns. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1847 (iv) | 10 & 11 Victoria c.89. An Act for consolidating in One Act certain Provisions usually contained in Acts for regulating the Police of Towns. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1847 (v) | 10 & 11 Victoria c.256. An Act for paving, lighting, watching, draining, cleansing and improving the Town of Saint Ives and the Neighbourhood thereof in the County of Huntingdon. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1848 | 11 & 12 Victoria c.107. An Act to prevent, until the First Day of September One thousand eight hundred and fifty, and to the End of the then Session of Parliament, the spreading of contagious or infectious Disorders among Sheep, Cattle, and other Animals. (4th September 1848). |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1876 | 39 & 40 Victoria c.161. An Act to confirm certain Provisional Orders of the Local Government Board relating to the Borough of Carnarvon, and the Districts of Long Eaton, Saint Neots, Shepton Mallet, Tenbury Wells, Tunbridge Wells, Walton-on-the-Naze, Withington, and Whitwood. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1889 | 52 & 53 Victoria c.119. An Act to confirm certain Provisional Orders made by the Board of Trade under the Gas and Water Works Facilities Act, 1870, relating to St Ives (Hunts) Gas, Otley Gas, Pocklington Water, and Marlow Water. (26th July 1889). |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1907 | 7 Edward VII. An Act to authorise the Urban District Council of St Neot's to acquire the Undertaking of the St Neot's Water Company and to supply Water throughout their District and the neighbourhood thereor and for other purposes. |
| ACTS OF PARLIAMENT | 1844 | Acts relating to the Middle Level Drainage and Navigation. |
| ADAM, Colonel F. | 1900 | SEE WILKINSON, Spenser (Editor) 1900 |
| ADAMS, Douglas | 1894 | Skating. With a chapter for ladies by Miss L. Cheetham and one on speed skating, by N.G. [Neville Goodman]. |
| ADAMS, Read | 1870 | Dedication to, SEE Robert WILDE, 1870. (Read Adams was the first mayor of St Ives, 1874-5). |
| ADDINGTON, J.W. | 1915 | SEE ST NEOTS VOLUNTEER TRAINING CORPS 1915 |
| ADDRESS TO PARENTS | No date | Address to Parents from persons who support Sunday-Schools. No. 59. |
| ADDRESS TO THE INHABITANTS OF CAMBRIDGE | 1788 | An Address to the Inhabitants of Cambridge and its Neighbourhood, Occasioned by Mr Frend's late Address, and designed as an Answer to it. |
| ADDY, Sidney Oldall | 1913 | Church and Manor. A study in English economic history. |
| ADYE, Lieutenant-Colonel | 1900 | SEE WILKINSON, Spenser (Editor) 1900. |
| AFLALO, F.G. (Ed.) | 1902 | SEE GORDON, Lord Granville, 1902. |
| AGATHON | (1850) | Five Hundred Pounds Prize. Seven Questions, (bearing upon the present ecclesiastical crisis,) addressed to the Bishops, the Clergy, and the People of England. By Agathon. The above prize will be awarded to any person who can give a satisfactory solution. Explanations with regard to the answers which will be accepted, and the committee to be appointed for deciding upon them and for awarding the prize if gained, contained in the work. |
| AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT: Privy Council Office | 1887 | Agricultural returns of Great Britain, with abstract returns for the United Kingdon, British Possessions, and Foreign Countries. 1887. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. (C.-5187) |
| AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS COMMISSION | 1882 | Digest of Minutes and Evidence (Parts II and III) taken before her Majesty's Commissioners on Agriculture; with appendix. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. |
| AGRICULTURE & FISHERIES, Ministry of | 1926 | Report to the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries of the Commission appointed by him in connection with the Ouse Drainage District. |
| AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES, Ministry of | 1941 | Dig for Victory, Leaflet No. 1, Vegetable Production in private gardens and allotments. |
| AGRICULTURE AND INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT, Board of | Various | SEE MAXWELL, George 1793 PARKINSON, R. 1811 STONE, Thomas 1793 |
| AGRICULTURE, Board of | 1816 | The Agricultural state of the Kingdon, in February, March and April 1816; being the substance of the replies of many of the most opulent and intelligent landowners to a circular letter sent by the Board of Agriculture to every part of England, Wales and Scotland. |
| AIKIN, John | (?1809) | England Delineated [Hunts, Cambs & part of Norfolk] |
| AIKIN, John | 1803 | England delineated; or, a geographical description of every county in England and Wales: with a concise account of its most important products, natural and artificial. For the use of young persons. With outline maps of all the counties. "Fifth edition" considerably improved. |
| AIKIN, John | 1811 | SEE PLUMPTRE, James 1811 (ii) Letters to John Aikin, etc. |
| AINSWORTH, Rev. Thomas | 1844 | Pastoral Duties. A Sermon, preached at the visitation of the Venerable the Archdeacon of Norwich, in the parish church of Watton, Norfolk, on the 18th of April, 1844, by the Rev. Thomas Ainsworth, M.A., vicar of Carbrooke, Norfolk. |
| AINSWORTH, Rev. Thomas | 1848 | Pure and Undefiled Religion. A Sermon, preached on Easter Monday, 1848, in the parish church of Kimbolton: before the Independent Order of Odd-fellows. |
| AINSWORTH, Rev. Thomas | 1867 | Vicar of Kimbolton 1845-67. For his funeral sermon, SEE FERNIE, Rev. John, 1867. |
| AINSWORTH, W. Harrison | (1862) | Views of the Devil's Dyke. The legend of which is derived (by permission) from "Ovingdean Grange". |
| AITKEN, Flt. Lt. W.M. | 1984 | SEE Flt. Lt. S. PEACH, 1984, The Pathfinder Station |
| AKEROYD, Alan | various | See Caroline CLIFFORD and Alan AKEROYD, 2002; Caroline CLIFFORD and Alan AKEROYD, 2007. |
| AKEROYD, Alan & CLIFFORD, Caroline | 2004 | Huntingdon. Eight Centuries of History. |
| AKINSIDE, Dr. | 1748 | An Ode to the Right Honourable the Earl of Huntingdon. |
| ALCUIN CLUB COLLECTIONS | 1906 | SEE LOMAS, S.C. Editor 1906 |
| ALDIS, Harry G. | 1916 | The Printed Book. |
| ALDWORTH-NEVILLE-GRIFFIN, Barons Braybrooke | ? | SEE NEVILLE |
| ALEXANDER, R.M. Illustrator | 1892 | SEE HEATHCOTE, J.M. and TEBBUTT, C.G., 1892, Skating… |
| 'ALFSTANE' | 1903 | Little Gidding. |
| ALISON, General Sir Archibald | 1900 | SEE WILKINSON, Spenser (Editor) 1900 |
| ALL ABOUT RAMSGATE AND BROADSTAIRS | No date | All about Ramsgate and Broadstairs; including Pegwell Bay, Cliffend, and Ebbsfleet; Dumpton, Saint Peters, and the North Foreland; Minster, Monkton, Saint Nicholas, and Sarre; Saint Lawrence and Manston, Shellness, Richborough Castle, and Sandwich; the Goodwin Sands; and an excursion to Canterbury. With coloured frontispiece, map of the Isle of Thanet, and forty engravings. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH BRINGTON | No date | Monumental inscriptions, Brington Churchyard. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ELLINGTON | 1908 | All Saints, Ellington. Re-opening of the Church after Restoration of the Nave Roof. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH | 1902 | All Saints' Church, Grafham, Huntingdonshire. (Appeal Fund Leaflet, May 1902). |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH GREAT BARFORD | (1907} | Church of All Saints', Great Barford. Dedication of Rood Screen. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1856 | Anthems &c. to be sung on the occasion of the dedication of the new organ, Wednesday, November 26th, 1856. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1860 | The Parish Magazine. All Saints' Huntingdon. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1872 | SEE CLARKE, J. Erskine (ed.) 1872 (parish magazine) |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1883-1893 | SEE HUNTINGDON PARISH MAGAZINE 1883-1893 |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1895-96 | The Parish Magazine. All Saints, Huntingdon. (The 4-page outer sections of each month's magazine, with "The Church Monthly: An Illustrated Magazine for Home Reading" originally bound inside; in this volume, the two parts are bound in separate sequences for each year). |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1909 | Souvenir, All Saints' Church, Huntingdon, Organ Fund. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH LITTLE STAUGHTON | 1910 | All Saints Church, Little Staughton. Restoration of Spire. Prayer recommended for use by the Lord Bishop of Ely during the progress of the work. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH LITTLE STAUGHTON | 1911 | All Saints' Church, Little Staughton. Restoration of Spire. List of Subscribers. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH SAWTRY | (1907) | Sawtry Church Restoration Fund. A Bazaar (Under the Patronage of the Right Hon. Lady Chesham) will be held in The Rectory Garden, on Tuesday, June 18th, etc. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | 1834 | SEE ST IVES VESTRY 1834 |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | 1867-68 | The Parish Magazine. Nos. 2-25, January 1867 - December 1868. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | 1879 | The Parish Magazine of All Saints, S. Ives. Nos. 150-161, January - December 1879. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | 1892-94 | Parish Magazine Jan. 1892 - Dec. 1894. (Bound at the end of the national magazine THE DAWN OF DAY for the same period). |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | 1900-02 | Saint Ives with Oldhurst and Woodhurst Parish Magazine, Vol. 13 No. 1(January 1900) - Vol. 15 No. 11 (November 1902). (Bound with the national periodical THE DAWN OF THE DAY for the same period). |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | 1903-06 | Saint Ives with Oldhurst and Woodhurst Parish Magazine, Vol. 16 No. 7 (July 1903) - Vol. 19 No. 4 (April 1906). (Bound with the national periodical THE DAWN OF THE DAY for the same period - except March-December 1904). |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | 1909-44 | Saint Ives with Oldhurst & Woodhurst Parish Magazine, Series 3 Vol. II No. 1 (January 1909) - Series 8 Vol. IX No. 108 (December 1917); also January 1939, April 1938 (these two bound with the national periodical THE SYMBOL); and July 1944 inserted loose. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | 1930 | Order of Service of Thanksgiving for the completion of the Restoration of the Bells & Clock of the Parish Church of All Saints, St Ives (Hunts.), Damaged by British Aeroplane, March 23rd 1918, On Thursday, Sept. 25th, 1930 At 5.30 p.m. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | 1982 | The Organs of St Ives Parish Church 1851-1982. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | 1996 (i) | Sexton's Notes, St Ives Parish Church. Book 1, 1802-1843. Transcribed by J. ARCHER. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | 1996 (ii) | St Ives Parish Church Sexton's Notes. Book Two & Book Threee, 1843-1901 / 1870-1933. Transcribed by John ARCHER. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | 1997 | St Ives Huntingdonshire All Saints. Baptisms 1561-1653. Marriages 1561-1652. Burials 1563-1653. Transcribed by M. STEPHENSON. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | 2001 | Ivo 1000. Celebrating the Millenary of the Discovery of the Relics of St Ivo 24 April 1001 - 24 April 2001. All Saints Parish Church Saint Ives 7.15pm 24 April 2001. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | No Date (i) | All Saints' Church, St Ives, Hunts. Wrecked by British Aeroplane, Mar. 23rd 1918. (Pamphlet for Appeal Fund) |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | No Date (ii) | The Story of St Ives Parish Church. |
| ALL SAINTS CHURCH WYTON | 1996 | Wyton All Saints Huntingdonshire. Monumental Inscriptions 1674-1995. Transcribed by M. STEPHENSON October 1996. |
| ALL THE YEAR ROUND | 1866 | Old Stories Re-told. The Assassination of Mr Perceval. |
| ALLEINE, Joseph | 1673 (i) | The Life and Death Of that Excellent Minister of Christ, Mr Joseph Alleine. Late Teacher of the Church of Taunton, in Somerset-shire; Assistant to Mr Newton. |
| ALLEN, A.G. | 1894 | Thomas Griffiths Wainewright, Poisoner (1794-1852). SEE SECCOMBE, Thomas "Work edited by" 1894 Lives of twelve bad men |
| ALLEN, Edward Frank "Editor" | 1910 | SEE PEPYS, Samuel 1910 |
| ALLEN, Grant | 1901 | County and Town in England, together with some Annals of Churnside, with an introduction by Frederick York POWELL. |
| ALLEN, Grant | No date | Early Britain. Anglo-Saxon Britain. (Published under the direction of the Committee of General Literature and Education appointed by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge) |
| ALLEN, J.W. | 1894 | 'Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat (1667-1747)' and 'Edward Kelly, Bushranger (1855-1880)' in SECCOMBE, Thomas (ed.), 1894, Lives of twelve bad men. |
| ALLEN, William | 1689 | Killing no Murder: Briefly Discoursed in Three Questions. By William Allen. |
| ALLIES, Thomas William | 1850 (i) | The Royal Supremacy viewed in reference to the two spiritural powers of order and jurisdiction. By T.W. Allies, MA Rector of Launton, Oxon. |
| ALLIES, Thomas William | 1850 (ii) | The See of St Peter, the Rock of the Church, the Source of Jurisdiction, and the Centre of Unity. By Thomas William Allies, MA Author of "The Church of England cleared from the charge of schism." |
| ALLON, Henry (Ed.) | 1880 | The Congregational Psalmist: (Third Section). Church Anthems, etc., by the best composers, ancient and modern. The Music and Words arranged for Congregational Use. |
| ALLON, Rev. Henry | 1871 | The Servant of the Age. A Sermon by the Rev. Henry Allon, of Islington, London. Preached in the Free Church, St. Ives, Sunday, April 23, 1871, on the death of Potto Brown, esq. |
| ALLON, Rev. Henry | 1878 | SEE BROWN, Potto 1878 |
| ALLON, Rev. Henry | 1892 | Memorial of the late Rev. Henry Allon, D.D., an account of the services, sermons and addresses, delivered in connection with his death and funeral, April 1892. |
| ALMACK, John (junior) | 1844 | Printed for the Agricultural Protection Society. Cheap Bread and Low Wages. Extracted from a pamphlet, by John Almack Jun. "Twentieth Thousand." |
| AMICABLE ANGLER (pseud) | (c.1920) | SEE CLIFFORD, W.G. |
| AMYOT, Thomas | 1847 | SEE HARTSTHORNE, Charles Henry 1847 Description of a statue of Minerva Custes… |
| ANDERDON, William Henry | 1850 | Contending for the Faith; A Sermon on a Late Decision, by William Henry Anderdon, MA Vicar of St Margaret's, Leicester. SECOND EDITION. |
| ANDERSON, Arthur Henry | No Date | SEE MELLOWS, William Thomas N.d. |
| ANDERSON, J. Corbet | 1881 | SEE Joseph LEETE, 1881 |
| ANDERSON, James S.M. | 1850 | The Trials of the Church a Quickening of her Zeal and Love. Two Sermons, upon the consequences of the recent Judgment of the Judicial Committee of Her Majesty's Privy Council, Preached in St George's, Brighton, on the first and second Sundays after Easter, 1850. By the Rev James S.M. Anderson, MA Chaplain in Ordinary to the Queen, Perpetual Curate of St George's, Brighton, and Preacher of Lincoln's Inn. |
| ANDERSON, John | 1881 | The Book of British Topography. A classified catalogue of the topographical works in the library of the British Museum relating to Great Britain and Ireland. |
| ANDERSON, Paul | 1996 | SEE JOHNSON, Julia (ed.) 1996 |
| ANDREW, W.J. | 1901 | A Numismatic History of the Reign of Henry I (1100-1135). In The Numismatic Chronicle and Journal of the Numismatic Society, Fourth Series Vol. 1, and containing the Proceedings of the Numismatic Society Session 1900-1901, and a list of members of the Numismatic Society of London. December 1901 |
| ANDREWS, Thomas | 1712 | The Advantages Good Men will receive at the Resurrection, A Funeral Sermon, On Occasion of the Death of Mrs Carrina Overall; Preach'd at Ramsey, in the County of Huntington, March the 30th, 1712. |
| ANDREWS, William | 1899 | Curious Epitaphs. Collected and edited with notes by William Andrews. Second edition. |
| ANDREWS, William | No Date | Modern Merry Men. Cuthbert Bede. |
| ANGLICAN | 1850 | What has Hindered "The Anglican Movement" in the Church of England? By an Anglican. |
| ANGLICAN LAYMAN | 1850 (i) | The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and the Petition for a Church Tribunal in lieu of it A Letter by an Anglican Layman. |
| ANGLICAN LAYMAN | 1850 (ii) | Convocations and Synods Are they the remedies for existing evils A Second Letter by an Anglican Layman. |
| ANGLICAN LAYMAN | 1851 (iii) | Episcopal Reform. The Bishops of the Established Church the real abettors of papal usurpation by their discouragement of those hard-working clergy who seek to fulfil their ordination vows; and by their Erastianism, worldliness, and love of temporal dignity and ease; whereby their Lordships cause the true office of a Bishop of the Church of Christ to be unknown or misunderstood within these realms. By an Anglican Layman. |
| ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE | 1912 | SEE INGRAM, James (Translator) 1912 |
| ANNUAL REGISTER | 1812 | Chronicle: Assassination of Mr Perceval. Appendix to Chronicle: The Right Hon. Spencer Perceval; Trial of John Bellingham for the murder of the Rt Honourable Spencer Perceval. General History: Chapter IX. Assassination of Mr Perceval, and Parliamentary Proceedings thereupon. |
| ANNUAL REGISTER | 1828 | The Annual Register, or a view of History, Politices, and Literature, of the Year 1827. |
| ANONYMOUS | 1685 | A True and natural description of the Great Level of the Fenns. Verses in MOORE, Sir Jonas, 1685, A History or narrative of the Great Level of the Fenns, etc. |
| ANONYMOUS | 1847 | A History of the Cathedral Church of Peterborough, together with some account of Ramsey Abbey, Huntingdonshire. From an Ancient MSS (sic.). |
| ANTIQUARIAN ITINERARY, The | 1815 | The Antiquarian Itinerary, comprising specimens of Architecture, monastic, castellated and domestic; with other Vestiges of Antiquity in Great Britain, accompanied with descriptions. |
| ANTIQUARY, The | 1881 | The Antiquary, Vols. III & IV, 1881. |
| ANTIQUARY, The | 1882 | The Antiquary; a magazine devoted to the study of the past. Vol. V January - June; Vol. VI July - December. |
| ANTIQUARY, The | 1889 | The Antiquary's Note-book: Casting Dice in Church. From The Antiquary, vol. 19 no. 112, April 1889. |
| ANTI-SEJANUS | 1770 | SEE SCOTT, James |
| ARBER, Edward (Editor) | 1871 & 1897 | SEE GOOGE, Barnabe 1871 TOTTEL, Richard 1897 |
| ARCHAEOLOGIA | 1826 | SEE TALBOT, Sir Gilbert 1826 |
| ARCHAEOLOGIA | 1888 | SEE ACLAND, TROYTE, Captain J.E. 1888 |
| ARCHAEOLOGIA | 1890 | A Remembrance of the Order and Manner of the Burial of Mary Queen of Scots, from Archaeologia I, 155. In R. PRESCOTT-INNES (Ed.), 1890, The Funeral of Mary Queen of Scots. |
| ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF GT BRITAIN & IRELAND | 1851 | The Ecclesiastical and Architectural Topography of England, published under the sanction of the Central Committee of the Archaeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Part V, Huntingdonshire. |
| ARCHAEOLOGICAL JOURNAL | 1845 | The Archaeological Journal. Published under the direction of the Central Committee of the Archaeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, for the encouragement and prosecution of researches into the arts and monuments of The Early and Middle Ages. No. 8 Dec. 1845. |
| ARCHAEOLOGICAL JOURNAL | 1967-85 | The Archaeological Journal. Vols. 124 (1967) - 142 (1985). |
| ARCHBOLD, W.A.J. | 1894 | George Jeffreys, Unjust Judge (1648-1689). SEE SECCOMBE, Thomas (Work edited by) 1894 Lives of Twelve Bad Men. |
| ARCHDEACONRY OF HUNTINGDON | (Various dates) | SEE HUNTINGDON, Archdeaconry of. |
| ARCHDEACONRY OF HUNTINGDON CHURCH MUSIC SOCIETY | 1869 | Festival Music to be sung at All Saints' Church, Huntingdon, on Tuesday Afternoon, May 25th. |
| ARCHER, John | 1996 | SEE ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES 1996 (i) 1996 (ii) |
| ARCHER, John | 2000 | The Huntingdon Hurricane 1895. |
| ARENDZEN, J.P. | 1902 | Reply to the Vicar of All Saints, St Ives, Hunts. A sermon preached at the Catholic Church, in that town, December 14, 1902. |
| ARMINIAN NUNNERY | 1641 | The Arminian Nunnery: Or, a Briefe Description and Relation of the late erected Monasticall Place, called the Arminian Nunnery at little Gidding in Huntington-Shire. Humbly recommended to the wise consideration of this present Parliament. The Foundation is by a Company of Farrars at Gidding. |
| ARMINIAN NUNNERY | 1641 (contd.) | |
| ARMITAGE, Ella S. | 1912 | The Early Norman Castles of the British Isles. With plans by D.H. MONTGOMERIE, FSA. |
| ARMSTRONG, Colonel John | 1725 | The Report of Colonel Armstrong, chief Engineer of England; made to the Right Honourable Henry Earl of Lincoln, Surveyor-General of Bedford-Level, and to the Right Honourable Robert Walpole, Esq; Burgess in Parliament for King's-Lyn; of the State of the Fens, and the Port of Lyn: With Proposals for Draining the said Fens, and Amending the Harbour of Lyn, 1724. |
| ARMSTRONG, John | 1724 | SEE BRIDGMAN et al, 1724 |
| ARMY ANATOMIZED | 1647 | Seria Exercitus Series. The Army Anatomized: Or, A brief and plain Display of the humble, honest and religious Actings of the General Sir Tho. Fairfax, and his Army of Saints, toward the good of the King and Parliament, and the whole Kingdom, since the famous Victory, at Naseby, June 14 1645, etc. etc. |
| ARNOLD, Matthew | 1895 | Letters of Matthew Arnold 1848-1888 collected and arranged by George W.E. RUSSELL. Vol. I. |
| ARNOLD, Richard | 1982 | Better Sport Skating. |
| ARNOLD, Thomas Kerchever | 1850 | An Examination of Some Portions of the Rev W. Goode's "Letter to the Bishop of Exeter." By the Rev Thomas Kerchever Arnold, MA Rector of Lyndon, and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. |
| ARNOT, George (Photographer) | 1977 | SEE Christopher DUNN, 1977. |
| ART OF HERALDRY | 1730 | The Art of Heraldry. Containing I. The Original and Universality of Arms and Ensigns, etc etc. etc. Embellish'd with Forty Copper Plates, containing above 900 Coats of Arms of the Nobility and Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland, curiously engraven, with their particular Descriptions, and by whom borne. Interspers'd with the Natural History of the several Species of Birds, Beasts, Fishes, Vegetables, & c. comphrehended therein. Together with Occasional Explanations of all the Terms used in the Science of Heraldry, and peculiar thereto. To which is prefix'd, An Alphabetical List of the Names of the Families whose Coats are delineated in the Book, with References to the Pages where they are to be found. |
| ARTIS, E.T. | 1828 | The Durobrivae of Antoninus identified and illustrated in a series of plates, exhibiting the excavated remains of that Roman station, in the vicinity of Castor, Northamptonshire, including the mosaic pavements, --- inscriptions, etc. etc. Discovered by E.T. Artis FSA FGS &c &c. |
| ARTIS, E.T. | 1896 | Report on recent excavations made at Sibson, near Wandsford… on the estate of the Duke of Bedford. |
| ARTIST | 1900 | Huntingdonshire as a Sketching Ground. |
| ARTISTS' RECORD | 1887 | The Artists' Record and Art Collectors' Guide. No. 1. New Series. July 15th 1887. |
| ASHBURNER, Robert William | 1888 | The Shorthorn Herds of England, 1885-6-7. |
| ASHE, Simeon | 1659 | The Faithfull Christians Gain by Death: Opened, confirmed, and improved, in a Sermon at the Funeral of the Right Honourable Essex, Countess of Manchester, Preached at Kimbolton, Octob. 12. 1658. By Simeon Ashe Minister of the Gospel at St. Augustines in Watling street, London. |
| ASHMOLE, Elias | 1723 | The Antiquities of Berkshire; with a large appendix of many valuable original papers, pedigrees of the most considerable families in the said county, and a particular account of the Castle, College, and Town of Windsor. In three volumes, Vol 1 |
| ASHMOLE, Elias | 1723(i) | The Antiquities of Berkshire. Vol II |
| ASHMOLE, Elias | 1723(ii) | The Antiquities of Berkshire. Vol III |
| ASHTON, Harold | (1917) | The Tale of a Tank and Other Yarns. By Harold Ashton Author of "First from the Front," "Private Pinkerton, Millionaire," etc. |
| ASHTON, Harold | 1914 | First from the Front by Harold Ashton War Correspondent of The Daily News. |
| ASKEW, Rev Joseph | 1850 | A Letter to the Viscount Feilding. On the grounds of his secession to the Church of Rome. By the Rev Joseph Askew, MA formerly Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford. |
| ASKEW, THE REV. JOSEPH, M.A. | 1850(i) | A Letter to the Viscount Fielding. On the grounds of his secession to the church of Rome. By the Rev. Joseph Askew, M.A. Formerley fellow of Queen's College, Oxford. |
| ASKWITH, Lord | 1920 | Industrial Problems and Disputes. |
| ASSESMENTS OF LAND | 1891 | Return of Assesments of Land in England and Wales under Income Tax Acts in 1842-43 & 1888-89 Compared; with amount of tithe as commuted and amount according to average prices of 1883-89, in parishes or groups of parishes. |
| ASTLEY, H.J. Dukinfield | 1899 | Northborough Church and Manor House. Reprinted from the Journal of the British Archaeology Association, June 1899. |
| ASTLEY, Rev. H.J. Dukinfield | 1912 | SEE DITCHFIELD, Rev. P.H. et al, 1912 |
| ATHENIAN GAZETTE | 1690 | The brainchild of John DUNTON of Grafham. See John DUNTON, 1705, pp.248ff for his account of it. After the first issue, the name was changed to the ATHENIAN MERCURY "to oblige authority" (ibid, p. 256). Copies in the Norris are indexed under this title. |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY | 1690-97 | The brainchild of John DUNTON of Grafham. See John DUNTON, 1705, pp.248ff for his account of it. The MERCURY was called the ATHENIAN GAZETTE for the first issue only, but the name was then changed "to oblige Authority" (ibid p.256). Copies in the Norris are indexed under ATHENIAN MERCURY. |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY | 1691 (i) | The Athenian Gazette: or Casuistical mercury, Resolving all the most Nice and Curious Questions proposed by the Ingenious: From Tuesday March 17th [1690], to Saturday May 30th, 1691. The First Volume, treating on the several Subjects mentioned in the Contents at the Beginning of the Book. |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY | 1691 (ii) | The Supplement to the First Volume of the Athenian Gazette; containing the Transactions and Experients of the Forreign Virtuoso's: as also Their Ingenious Conferences upon many Nice and Curious Questions. To which is added, An Account of the Design and Scope of most of the considerable Books Printed in all Languages; and of the Quality of the Author, if known. The whole being a Translation of what is most Rare and Valuable, in the Paris "Journal des Scavans", the "Acta Eruditorum Lipsiae", the Universal Historical Bibliotheque, and in the New Book Entituled, "Entretiens Serieuses & Galantes", &c. Published for the Improving of Natural, Moral and Divine Knowledge, &c. |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY | 1691 (iii) | The Athenian Gazette: or Casuistical Mercury, Resolving all the most Nice and Curious Questions proposed by the Ingenious of Either Sex: From Saturday May 30th, to Tuesday Aug. 18th, 1691. The Second Volume, treating on the Several subjects mentioned in the Contents at the Beginning of the Book. |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY | 1691 (iv) | The Supplement to the Second Volume of the Athenian Gazette; containing An Account of the Design and Scope of most of the considerable Books Printed in all Languages; And of the Quality of the Author, if known. As also, The Ingenious Conferences of the Forreign Virtuoso's, upon many Nice and Curious Questions. The whole being a Translation of what is most Rare and Valuable, in the Paris "Journal des Scavans", the "Acta Eruditorum Lipsiae", the Universal Historical Bibliotheque, and in the New Book Entituled, "Entretiens Serieuses & Galantes", &c. Published for the Improving Natural, Moral and Divine Knowledge, &c. |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY | 1691 (v) | The Athenian Gazette: or Casuistical Mercury. Resolving all the most Nice and Curious Questions proposed by the Ingenious Of Either Sex: From Tuesday Aug. 18th, to Saturday Octob. 17th, 1691. The Third Volume, treating On the several Subjects mentioned in the Contents at the Beginning of the Book. |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY | 1691 (vi) | Supplement to the Third Volume of the Athenian Gazette. |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY | 1691 (vii) | The Athenian Gazette: or Casuistical Mercury. Resolving all the most Nice and Curious Questions proposed by the Ingenious Of Either Sex: From Tuesday Aug. 18th, to Saturday Octob. 17th, 1691. The Fourth Volume, treating On the several Subjects mentioned in the Contents at the Beginning of the Book. |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY | 1691 (viii) | The Supplement to the Fourth Volume of the Athenian Gazette; containing An Account of the Design and Scope of the most considerable Books Newly Printed in England, and in the Foreign Journals. And of the Quality of the Authors, if known. With Impartial Remarks upon their Undertaking and Performance. These Supplements Will be continued Constantly By several Learned Persons, And Comphrehend a Brief Idea of all Valuable Books Published from Time to Time. Published for the Improving of Natural, Moral and Divine Knowledge, &c. |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY | 1692 (i) | The Athenian Gazette: or Casuistical Mercury. Resolving all the most Nice and Curious Questions proposed by the Ingenious Of Either Sex: From Saturday Octob. 17. to Tuesday January 30th, 1691. The Fifth Volume, treating on the several Subjects mentioned in the Contents at the Beginning of the Book. |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY | 1692 (ii) | The Supplement to the Fith Volume of the Athenian Gazette; Resolving All the most Nice and Curious Questions proposed by the Ingenious of either Sex. To which is prefixt The New Project concerning the Natural & Artificial Rarities of England. As also an Ode to the Athenian Society. |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY | 1692-97 | The Athenian Gazette: or, Casuistical Mercury, Resolving all the most Nice and Curious Questions propodsed by the Ingenious of Either Sex: From Tuesday, December 20th. To Saturday, April 8th. 1693. The Ninth Volume, Treating on the several Subjects mentioned in the Contents at the Beginning of the Book. (Also Tenth Volume, Sat. April 8th to Tues. July 11th 1693; Eleventh Volume, Tues. July 11th to Sat. Oct. 21st 1693; Twelfth Volume, Sat. Oct. 21st to Tues. Feb. 6th 1694; Thirteenth Volume, Tues. Feb. 6th to Sat. May 19th 1694; Fourteenth Volume, Sat. May 19th to Tues. Sept. 4th 1694; Fifteenth Volume, Tues. Sept. 4th to Sat. Dec. 15th 1694; Sixteenth Volume, Tues. Dec. 18th to Sat. Mar. 30th 1695; Seventeenth Volume, Tues. Apr. 2nd to Sat. July 13th 1695; Eighteenth Volume, Sat. July 13th to Tues. Octo. 29th 1695; Nineteenth Volume, Tues. Oct. 29th to Sat. Feb. 8th 1696; Twentieth Volume, Fri. May 14th to Mon. June 14th 1697.) (contd.) |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY | 1692-97 (contd.) | London, Printed for John Dunton, 1692-97. |
| ATHENIAN ORACLE | 1706 | The Athenian Oracle: Being an Entire Collection of all the Valuable Questions and Answers in the Old Athenian Mercuries. Intermix'd with many cases in Divinity, History, Philosophy, Mathematicks, Love, Poetry, never before Published. To which is added in each Volume, Alphabetical Tables for the speedy finding of any Questions. By a Member of the Athenian Society. In Three Volumes. Vol. I. The Third Edition Corrected. |
| ATHENIAN ORACLE | 1706-1820 | The ATHENIAN ORACLE was extracted from the ATHENIAN MERCURY (qv), the brainchild of John Dunton of Grafham. See John DUNTON, 1705, pp.248ff for his account of it. |
| ATHENIAN ORACLE | 1708 | The Athenian Oracle: Being an Entire Collection of all the Valuable Questions and Answers in the Old Athenian Mercuries. Intermixt with many cases in Divinity, History, Philosophy, Mathematicks, Love, Poetry, never before Publish'd. To which is Added, An Alphabetical Table for the speedy finding of any Questions. By a Member of the Athenian Society. Vol.II. The Third Edition Corrected. |
| ATHENIAN ORACLE | 1710 | Supplement to the Athenian Oracle: Being a Collection of the Remaining Questions and Answers in the Old Athenian Mercuries. Intermixt with many cases in Divinity, History, Philosophy, Mathematicks, Love, Poetry, never before Publish'd. To which is prefix'd The History of the Athenian Society, And an Essay upon Learning. By a Member of the Athenian Society. |
| ATHENIAN ORACLE | 1716 | (The) Athenian Oracle: Being an Entire Collection of all the Valuable Questions and Answers in the Old Athenian Mercuries. Intermix'd with many cases in Divinity, History, Philosophy, Mathematicks, Love, Poetry, never before Published. To which is added, An Alphabetical Table for the speedy finding of any Questions. By a Member of the Athenian Society. Vol.III. The Third Edition. |
| ATHENIAN ORACLE | 1820 | The Athenian Oracle Abridged; containing the most valuable Questions and Answers in the original work; on History, Philosophy, Divinity, Love and Marriage. |
| ATHENIAN SOCIETY | (Various dates) | The ATHENIAN SOCIETY was the group of people assembled by John DUNTON of Grafham to answer the questions in his ATHENIAN MERCURY (qv). See John DUNTON, 1705, pp.248ff for his account of it. Members included Dunton himself, Richard SAULT, Dr NORRIS and Rev WESLEY. |
| ATHENIAN SOCIETY | 1692 | The Young-Students-Library. Containing Extracts and Abridgments of the Most Valuable Books printed In England, and in the Forreign Journals, from the Year Sixty Five, to This Time. To which is Added, A New Essay upon all sorts of Learning; wherein The Use of the Sciences Is Distinctly Treated on. By the Athenian Society. Also, A Large Alphabetical Table, comprehending The Contents of this Volume. And of All The Athenian Mercuries and Supplements, &c. Printed in the Year 1691. |
| ATHENIAN SOCIETY | 1707 | Athenian Sport: Or, Two Thousand Paradoxes merrily argued, To Amuse and Divert the Age: As, A Paradox in praise of a Paradox. Corporeal Affections remain after Separation. The Eye beholds as much when it looks on a Shilling, as when it speculates the whole Heaven . . . And so on, to the Defence of 2000 Paradoxes (or Pleasant Theses) which seem Strange, and Contrary to the Common Opinion. With Improvements from the Honourable Mr Boyle, Lock, Norris, Collier, Cowley, Dryden, Garth, Addison, and other Illustrious Wits. By a Member of the Athenian Society. |
| ATHENIAN SOCIETY | No date | The History of the Athenian Society, For the Resolving all Nice and Curious Questions. By a Gentleman, who got Secret Intelligence Of their Whole Proceedings. To which are prefix'd Several Poems, written by Mr Tate, Mr Motteux, Mr Richardson, and others. |
| ATKINS, Richard | 1725 | Observations made upon the Marshes below the Four Cambridgeshire Gotes, of the Outfall of Wisbech River, and certain Creeks there, &c., By Richard Atkins, June 1605. |
| AUBRY (Illustrator) | 1849 | See F.W.N. BAYLEY, 1849. |
| AUDEN, Rev. T. | 1912 | See Rev. P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| AUDLEY | 1927 | See Aleyn Lyell READE, 1927, The Audley Family (Hunts Topographical Extracts 2 (6)). |
| AUDLEY, John | 1823 | Memoirs of Mr Coxe Feary, first pastor of the Baptist Church of Bluntisham, in Huntingdonshire. With an account of the rise and formation of that church. |
| AUEL, Jean M. | 2000 | Foreword by: SEE Adrian LISTER and Paul BAHN, 2000. |
| AULT, Warren Ortman (editor) | 1928 | Court Rolls of the Abbey of Ramsey and of the Honor of Clare. (Yale Historical Publications Manuscripts and Edited Texts IX). |
| AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY | 1812 | The First Annual Report of the Auxiliary Bible Society, for Huntingdonshire and its vicinity, delivered at a general meeting, held in the Town Hall, Huntingdon, on September 30th 1812. The Right Hon. the Earl of Sandwich in the chair. Also the Resolutions which were passed, with the speeches of some of the gentlemen who proposed and seconded them, and a List of the Life and Annual Subscribers, &c. &c. |
| AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY | 1813 | See Rev. George Cornelius GORHAM (editor), 1813. |
| AVELING, S.T. | No date | Overton Waterville Manor House. |
| AWDRY, Christopher | 1991-3 | See Vic MITCHELL, Keith SMITH, Christopher AWDRY and Allan MOTT, 1991; and Vic MITCHELL, Keith SMITH, Christopher AWDRY and Allan MOTT, 1993. |
| B., A. | 1850 | The Morality of Tractarianism: A Letter from one of the people to one of the clergy. SECOND EDITION. |
| B., E.F.A. | 1911 | See (Emma Frances Amelia BAUMGARTNER) |
| B., G. | 1725 | Certain Observations made by G--- B--- touching the State of the Fens, 1606, &c. |
| B., R. | 1693 | The History of Oliver Cromwel: being an Impartial Account Of all the Battles, Sieges, and other Military Atchievements, wherein he was Ingaged, in England, Scotland and Ireland. And likewise, Of his Civil Administrations while he had the Supreme Government of these Three Kingdoms, till his Death. Relating only to Matters of Fact, without Reflection or Observation. By R.B. |
| B., S. | 1818 | Zion's Ornament s and Offerings. The Author Unknown, and yet Well-Known. With a Recommendatory Preface, &c. by the late William Huntingdon, S.S. First printed in 1787. |
| BABINGTON, Charles Cardale | 1860 | Flora of Cambridgeshire: or A Catalogue of Plants found in the County of Cambridge, with references to former catalogues, and the localities of the rarer species. |
| BABINGTON, Charles Cardale | 1883 | Ancient Cambridgeshire: or an attempt to trace Roman and other ancient roads that passed through the County of Cambridge; with a record of the places where Roman coins and other remains have been found. SECOND EDITION, much enlarged. |
| BACON, Francis Lord Verulam | 1852 | The Essays or Counsels Civil and Moral and Wisdom of the Ancients. Edited by B. Montagu Esq. |
| BACON, John | 1786 | Liber Regis, vel Thesaurus Rerum Ecclesiasticarum. By John Bacon, Esq., Receiver of the First Fruits. With an Appendix containing Proper Directions and Precedents relating to Presentations, Institutions, Inductions, Dispensations, &c. and a complete Alphabetical index. |
| BADELEY, Edward | 1850 | Substance of a Speech delivered before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, On Monday the 17th and Tuesday the 18th of December, A.D. 1849, Upon an Appeal in a Cause of Duplex Querela, between the Rev George Cornelius Gorham, Clerk, Appellant, and the Right Rev Henry, Lord Bishop of Exeter, Respondent. With an Introduction. By Edward Badeley, Esq, MA, FSA, Barrister at Law. |
| BADELEY, Edward | 1850 (contd.) | |
| BADESLADE, Thomas | 1725 | The History of the Ancient and Present State of the Navigation of the Port of King's Lyn, and of Cambridge, and the rest of the Trading-Towns in those Parts: And of the Navigable Rivers that have their Course through the Great-Level of the Fens, called Bedford Level. Also the History of the Ancient and Present State of Draining in that Level, in the Province of Marshland, and the Hundreds and Parts adjacent. From Authentick Records, and Ancient Manuscripts; and from Observations and Surveys carefully made upon the Spot these Three Years last past. With the Method propos'd for draining the said Fens, and amending the Harbour of Lyn: By Col. John Armstrong, chief Engineer of England. (With appendices by John Armstrong, Sir Clement Edmonds, William Hayward, Lord Gorges, Richard Atkins, and G. B--). |
| BADESLADE, Thomas | 1725 (contd.) | |
| BADESLADE, Thomas | 1766 | (See Thomas BADESLADE, 1725) |
| BAHN, Paul | 2000 | SEE Adrian LISTER and Paul BAHN, 2000. |
| BAILEY, J.C. | 1905 | See William COWPER, 1905. |
| BAILY'S MAGAZINE | 1890 | Baily's Magazine of Sports and Pastimes No. 366 Vol. LIV. August 1890. |
| BAILY'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE | No date | Mr J.H.D. Goldie. |
| BAINES, Rev. Edward | 1833 | Funeral Sermon on John Stallan, who was executed for arson, at Cambridge, December 7, 1833; and buried at his parish of Great Shelford, the following Sabbath. |
| BAINES, Rev. Edward | 1836 | The Appeal of the Church. A Sermon, preached in behalf of the Church-building Society. |
| BAINES, Rev. Edward | 1837 | The First Meeting of a Minister with his Congregation. A Sermon, preached in the Parish Church of St Giles, Cambridge, February 5th, 1837. |
| BAINES, Rev. Edward | 1839 | The Healing of the Waters. A Sermon delivered on Sunday, September 22nd, 1839, at Ludlow Church, for the National Schools. |
| BAINES, Rev. Edward | 1846 | The Intolerance of God, contrasted with the Intolerance of Man; A Sermon preached before the Lord Bishop of Ely, on his Lordship's visitation at Huntingdon, July 22, 1846. By the Rev. Edward Baines, M.A., Rector of Bluntisham-cum-Earith. Printed by his Lordship's desire, at the request of the clergy present. |
| BAINES, Rev. Edward | 1847 | Education the Stability of the times and the Strength of Salvation. A Sermon preached at the opening of the Fenstanton School, April 14, 1847. By the Rev. Edward Baines, M.A., Rector of Bluntisham-cum-Earith. Published by Request. |
| BAINES, Rev. Edward | 1853 | The Claim of Externals in the Christian Church. A Sermon, preached at the re-opening of the Chancel of Houghton Church, Hunts., after restoration, on Easter Tuesday, 1853. By the Rev. Edward Baines, M.A., Rector of Bluntisham with Earith. |
| BAKER, Daniel | 1697 | Poems upon Several Occasions. By Daniel Baker, MA. Sometimes of Gonvil and Caius Coll. in Cambridge. |
| BAKER, Rev Arthur | 1850 | A Plea for "Romanizers" (so called) in the Anglican Communion. A Letter to the Right Honourable and Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of London. By the Rev Arthur Baker, MA, Wadham College, Oxford; Assistant Curate of All Saints, S. Marylebone; Author of "Sermons on Holy Joy, the Spiritual Affections, and the Saintly Character". |
| BAKER, Rev. R.S. | 1893 | Rationalism irrational. (Printed by request of a Clerical Society). |
| BALCH, Elizabeth | 1890 | Glimpses of Old English Homes. With fifty-one illustrations. |
| BALDOCK, Eliza | 1853 | Memoir of: SEE John DALZELL, 1853. |
| BALLANTINE, William | 1883 | Some Experiences of a Barrister's Life by Mr Serjeant Ballantine. Twentieth Thousand. |
| BALLARD, Ken | 1987 | SEE Bob BURN-MURDOCH and Ken BALLARD, 1987. |
| BALLARD, Ken | 1995 | Old Industries of St Ives. |
| BAMBROUGH, Rev. R.E. | 1873 | "The Signs of the Times". Being the substance of a sermon preached in the Wesleyan Chapel, St Neots, by the Rev. R.E. Bambrough, on Sunday evening, July 27th, 1873. |
| BANDY ASSOCIATION | 1892 | See BURY FEN BANDY CLUB, 1892. |
| BANKS, J.S. (Ed.) | 1815 | See E. MALTBY, R. TILLARD and J.S. BANKS (Editors), 1815, "Psalms & hymns selected for the churches of Buckden, etc" |
| BANKS, Sir Joseph | 1806 | [Letter, dated from Soho Square, 6 Dec 1806, "To the Proprietors of Common Rights in the E W & Wildmore Fens who have signed a requisition to Sir Jo Banks to (?)call a Meeting at Spilsby"]. |
| BAPTIST FAITH | 1901 | The Faith and Practise of Thirty Congregations gathered according to the primitive pattern in Rutland, Warwickshire, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Huntingdonshire, Oxfordshire and Bedfordshire. |
| BAPTIST MAGAZINE | No date | Sketches of Sermons by Joseph Fuller. |
| BAPTIST, The | 1879, 1883 | See Rev. John DE KEWER WILLIAMS, 1883, "Description of the De Kewer Williams Collection, etc." |
| BARBER, Rev. J. Hurt | 1828 | A Farewell sermon preached in Saint James's Chapel, Brighthelmston, on Sunday morning, March, 9, 1828. |
| BARBER, Sgt-Mjr | 1869 | List of Subscribers to the Fund for the Relief of the Family of the late Sergeant-Major Barber. |
| BARHAM, Richard Harris | 1843 | The Ingoldsby Legends, by Thomas Ingoldsby Esq. (Rev. Richard Harris Barham), with a biographical and critical introduction. SECOND EDITION. |
| BARKER | 1807 | See Samuel Jackson PRATT, 1807. |
| BARKER, E.H. | 1828-9 | Parriana: or Notices of the Rev. Samuel Parr, LL.D. Collected from various sources, printed and manuscript, and in part written by E.H. Barker Esq. of Thetford, Norfolk. [2 volumes]. |
| BARKER, Nicholas | 1983 | See Michael HOSKING, 1983. |
| BARLOW, Thomas (Bishop of Lincoln) | 1693 | The Genuine Remains of that learned prelate Dr Thomas Barlow, late Lord Bishop of Lincoln. Containing divers discourses theological, philosophical, historical, &c. In letters to several persons of honour and quality. To which is added the resolution of many abstruse points. As also directions to a young divine for his study of divinity and choice of books &c. With a great variety of other subjects. Published from his lordship's original papers. [Foreword by P. Pett]. |
| BARLOW, Thomas, Bishop of Lincoln | 1678 | SEE Izaak WALTON, 1678 |
| BARNABEE'S JOURNAL | Various | See Richard BRATHWAITE, various. |
| BARNABY, Drunken | Various | See Richard BRATHWAITE, various. |
| BARNARD, John | 1683 | Theologo-Historicus, Or the True Life of the Most Reverend Divine and Excellent Historian Peter Heylyn DD Sub-Dean of Westminster. Written by his Son in Law John Barnard DD Rec. of Waddington near Lincoln. To correct the Errors, supply the Defects, and confute the Calumnies of a late Writer. Also an Answer to Mr Baxters false Accusations of Dr Heylyn. |
| BARNES, Arthur Stapylton | 1891 | Is Baptism "Only a Form"? A Sermon, Preached in the Parish Church of Saint Ives, Huntingdonshire, on Sunday, November 15th, 1891, by Arthur Stapylton Barnes, M.A., Vicar of Saint Ives with Oldhurst and Woodhurst. |
| BARNES, Joshua | 1675 | Gerania: A New Discovery of a Little sort of People Anciently Discoursed of, called Pygmies. With a lively Description Of their Stature, Habit, Manners, Buildings, Knowledge, and Government, being very delightful and profitable. By Joshua Barnes, of Emanuel College, Cambridge. |
| BARNES, Joshua | 1694 | Euripidis. Quae Extant Omnia: Tragoediae nempe XX, Praeter ultimam, Omnes Completae: Item Fragmenta Aliarum plusquam LX Tragoediarum; Et Epistolae V. Nunc primum & ipsae huc adjectae: Scholia demum Doctorum Virorum in Septem Priores Tragoedias, ex Diversis Antiquis Exemplaribus undiquaque Collecta & Concinnata ab Arsenio Monembasiae Archiepiscopo . . . Opera & Studio Josuae Barnes S.T.B. Emmanuelis Collegii apud Cantabrigienses Socii maxime Senioris. |
| BARNES, Joshua | 1703 | The Good Old Way: Or, Three Brief Discourses Tending to the Promotion of Religion, and the Glory, Peace, and Happiness of the Queen, and Her Kingdoms, in Church and State. I. The Happy Island, &c. II. A Sure Way to Victory, &c. III. The Case of the Church of England Truly Represented and Fully Vindicated. There is Added, The Character of An Honest Man. By Joshua Barnes, BD Her Majesty's Professor of Greek Language in the University of Cambridge. |
| BARNES, Joshua | 1705 | Anacreon Teius, Poeta Lyricus, Summa Cura & Diligentia, ad fidem etiam Vet. MS Vatican. Emendatus. Pristino Nitori, Numerisque suis Restitutus, Dimidia sere parte Auctus, Aliquot nempe justis Poematiis, & Fragmentis plurimis, ad undiquaque conquisitis. . . Opera & studio Josuae Barnes STB Graec. Ling. Cantabr. Professor Regii. |
| BARNES, Joshua | 1711 | ΟΜΗΡΟΥ ΙΛΙΑΣ ΚΑΙ ΟΔΥΣΣΕΙΑ Και εις αυζας ΕΧΟΛΙΑ, η ΕΞΗΓΗΣΙΣ, μυν Παλαιωυ. HOMERI ILIAS & ODYSSEA, Et in easdem Scholia, sive Interpretatio, Veterum. Item Notae perpetuae, in Textum & Scholia, Variae Lectiones, &c. cum Versione Latina emendatissimi. Accedunt Batrachomyomachia, Hymni & Epigrammata, una cum Fragmenties, & Gemini Indices. Totum Opus cum Plurimis MSS Vetustissimis, & Optimis Editionibus Collatum, Auctum, Emendatum, & Priscae Integritati Restitutum. Opera, Studio & Impensis, Josuae Barnes, S.T.B. In Academia Cantabrigia Regii Graecae Linguae Professoris. |
| BARNES, Joshua | 1734 | Anacreon Teius, Poeta Lyricus, Summa Cura et Diligentia, ad fidem etiam Vet. MS. Vatican. emendatus, Pristino Nitori, Numerisque suis restitutus, dimidia fere parte auctus. Aliquot nempe justis Poematiis, et Fragmentis plurimis, ab undiquaque conquisitis. Item Anacreontis Vita, Tractatus de Lyrica Poesi, &c. Accessere Ornamenti loco Tres eleganter Sculptae Effigies Auctoris, Anacreontis, Patroni, D. Ducis de Marlborough, Editoris, Josuae Barnesii. Opera et studio Josuae Barnes, S.T.B. Graec. Ling. Cantabr. Professoris Regii. EDITIO TERTIA, auctior & emendatior. |
| BARRETT, W.H. | 1963 | Tales from the Fens (edited by Enid Porter). |
| BARRETT, W.H. | 1964 | More Tales from the Fens. (Edited by Enid Porter). |
| BARRETT, W.H. | 1965 | A Fenman's Story, with a foreword by Enid Porter. |
| BARRETT, W.H. | 1969 | SEE Enid Porter 1969. |
| BARRINGTON-BROWN, A.C. | 1962 | SEE Peter Mathias 1962. |
| BARRISTER | Various | "A Barrister" was the pen-name of a Mr Sedgwick, qv, writing at the time of the Gorham Controversy. |
| BARRY, Rt Hon A.H. Smith | 1901 | (Notice of Testimonial Meeting). |
| BARTER, Rev William Brudenell | 1850 | An Humble Statement of his Distress, as a Minister of the Church of England, in her present season of trial: in a letter addressed to His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. By the Rev William Brudenell Barter, Rector of Highclere and Burghclere, and late Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. |
| BARTHOLOMEW, J. | 1850 (i) | The Holiness of Baptized Infants. A Sermon preached in the parish church of Morchard Bishop, on Sunday, April 28, 1850, by J. Bartholomew, AM, Archdeacon of Barnstaple, and Rector of Morchard Bishop. FOURTH EDITION. |
| BARTHOLOMEW, J. | 1850 (ii) | The Aggressive Character of the Church of Rome. A Sermon preached in the Cathedral Church of S. Peter, Exon, On Tuesday, November 5, 1850, by J. Bartholomew, AM Archdeacon of Barnstaple, and Rector of Morchard Bishop. |
| BARTHOLOMEW, J.G. (Editor) | 1904 | The Survey Gazetteer of the British Isles topographical statistical and commercial. Compiled from the 1901 census and the latest official returns, with appendices and special maps. |
| BARTON, Rev R.S. | 1825 | Sermons, Parochial and Domestic. By the Rev. R.S. Barton, vicar of Alconbury, Hunts. SECOND EDITION, enlarged. |
| BATE, Dorothea | 1947 | "Bird Remains" in C.F.C. Hawkes and M.R. Hull, Camulodunum, p. 354. |
| BATE, Henry | 1648 | Prince Charles Sailing from Callice, towards the North of England . . . Also The Princes Warrants, taken by Sir Miles Livesley. And A further Victory against the Duke of Buckingham, by Col: Scroop, . . . Also the Earl of Holland his Speech to the Soldiers when they took him in his Chamber. |
| BATH AND WELLS, Bishops of | - | See George Henry Law, 1832. |
| BATHURST, Archdeacon | 1873 | (Papers of Testimonial Fund). |
| BATTERSEA, Lady Constance | 1923 | SEE Constance FLOWER (Lady Battersea), 1923. |
| BAUMGARTNER, Emma Frances Amelia | 1900 | (Testimonial Subscription Appeal & Acknowledgement). |
| BAYFORD, Dr | 1849 | Gorham, Clerk, against the Bishop of Exeter: The Argument of Dr Bayford on behalf of the Rev G.C. Gorham, in the Arches Court of Canterbury, March, 1849. SECOND EDITION, corrected. |
| BAYLEE, Rev Joseph | 1850 | Thoughts upon Questions of Existing Controversy, in Letters to a Friend. No. II. - Justification and Regeneration. By the Rev Joseph Baylee, MA, Principal of St Aidan's Theological College, Birkenhead. |
| BAYLEE, REV. JOSEPH, M.A. | 1850 | Thoughts upon questions of existing controversy, in letters to a friend. No. II- Justification and regeneration. By the Rev. Joseph Baylee, M.A. Princlpal of St. Aidan's theological college, Birkenhead. |
| BAYLEY, F.W.N. | 1849 | The New Tale of a Tub: an adventure in verse. A FIFTH EDITION revised by the author, with a new introduction. With illustrations designed by Lieut. J.S. Cotton and reduced from Aubry's drawings. |
| BAYLEY, Rev. C. | 1782 | An Entrance into the Sacred Language, containing the necesy. rules of the Hebrew Grammar in English, etc. |
| BAYNE, Alicia | 1870 | SEE George PRYME, 1870. |
| BEACHCROFT, Rev. R.P. | 1818 | Clerical Responsibility. A sermon preached in the Parish Church of St Paul, Bedford, on Friday, the 22d of May, 1818, at the Visitation of the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Lincoln. |
| BEAR, William E. | 1893 | SEE Royal Commission on Labour, 1893. |
| BEARD, Thomas | (c.1568 - 1632) | Born in Huntingdon, educated at Cambridge, master of Huntingdon hospital and grammar school (and therefore Oliver Cromwell's schoolmaster) from 1605. Rector of Huntingdon All Saints from 1601 until his death; rector of Huntingdon St John's 1611-19; rector of Wistow from 1619 until his death; JP from 1630. Died 8th January 1632. |
| BEARD, Thomas | 1612 | The Theatre of Gods Judgements. Wherein is represented the admirable justice of God against all notorious sinners, both great and small, but especially against the most eminent persons of the world, whose transcendent power breaketh through the barres of humane justice; deduced by the order of the Commandments. Collected out of Sacred, Ecclesiasticall, and prophane Histories: Now secondly printed, and augmented with at least two Centuries of examples. By the first Author thereof, Thomas Beard Bachelor of Divinitie, and Preacher of the word of God in the Towne of Huntington. |
| BEARD, Thomas | 1616 | A Retractive from the Romish Religion: Contayning Thirteene Forcible Motives, disswading from communion with the Church of Rome: Wherein is demonstratively proved, that the now Romish Religion (so farre forth as it is Romish) is not the true Catholike Religion of Christ, but the seduction of Antichrist: By Tho. Beard, Doctor in Divinity, and Preacher of Gods holy Word in the Towne of Huntington. |
| BEARD, Thomas | 1625 | Antichrist the Pope of Rome: Or, The Pope of Rome is Antichrist. Proved in two Treatises . . . In all which, the great Questions and Doubts about Antichrist, are pithily and briefly handled, yet fully and amply cleared. By Tho: Beard, Doctor in Divinity, and Preacher of Gods Word in Huntington. |
| BEARD, Thomas | 1631 | The Theatre of Gods Judgements: Revised, and augmented. Wherein is represented the admirable justice of God against all notorious sinners, both great and small, but especially against the most eminent persons of the world, whose transcendent power breaketh thorow the barres of humane Iustice; deduced by the order of the Commandments. Collected out of Sacred, Ecclesiasticall, and prophane Histories. Now thirdly printed, and encreased with many more Examples. By the first Author thereof, Tho. Beard, Doctor of Divinitie, and Preacher of the Word of God in the Towne of Huntington. |
| BEARD, Thomas | 1631 (contd.) | |
| BEARD, Thomas | 1671 | See SABBATH BREAKERS, 1671. |
| BEART, F.R. | 1885 | SEE F.J. HOWSON et al 1885 |
| BEART, Robert | 1850 | Author of an article on drainage, dated from Godmanchester: see FARMER'S MAGAZINE, 1850. |
| BEASLEY, B. | (1910) | Stammerers should read a book, entitled: Stammering: its Treatment and Reminiscences of a Stammerer, etc. |
| BEASLEY, B. | 1886 | Is Stammering Curable? With testimonials etc. |
| BEASLEY, B. | 1900 | Stammering: its Treatment. By B. Beasley, who cured himself, after suffering for more than thirty years. EIGHTEENTH EDITION. |
| BEASLEY, B. | No date | Reminiscences of a Stammerer. |
| BEASLEY, T.N. | 1858 | The Christiad, and other poems. |
| WELLS, Rev DB | 1833 | The cover of a catalogue of all the furniture, books, china etc - the property of the Rev DB Wells, which will be sold by auction at 10 o'clock on Friday 15th March 1833 at the Assembly Room, St Neots. |
| BECKWITH, William | 1807 | A Plan to prevent all Charitable Donations, for the benefit of Poor Persons, in the several parishes of England and Wales, from Loss, Embezzlement, Non-application, Misapplication, Fraud, and Abuse, in future. Submitted to the Consideration of the Public. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | (1827-1889) | The pseudonym of Rev Edward Bradley. His etchings "College Life" were published under his real name in 1849. His later works were published (and are catalogued) under the name Cuthbert BEDE. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | (1827-89) (contd.) | He wrote his most famous work, "Verdant Green", while at Glatton - mostly at the Woolpack Inn, Conington (see his undated article, "A Night in a Reed Bed" pp.8-9). "Verdant Green" was first published in 1853 (see the first edition in the catalogue of his library sold after his death, indexed as Cuthbert BEDE, 1890, no. 97) |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | (1864) | The Visitor's Handbook to Rosslyn and Hawthornden. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | (1877) | Figaro at Hastings St Leonards, with illustrations by the author. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | (1885) | Humour, Wit and Satire. Containing I. Book of Beauty, II. Motley, III. Medley. With numerous illustrations by the author. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1852 | The Adventures of Mr Verdant Green, An Oxford Freshman. Part II. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1854 | A Long Vacation Vigil. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1855 (i) | Love's Provocations; being extracts taken, in a most unmanly and unmannerly manner, from the diary of Miss Polly C-. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1855 (ii) | Out! |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1855 (iii) | Motley. Prose and Verse: Grave and Gay. With original illustrations by the author. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1856 (i) | The Shilling Book of Beauty, edited and illustrated by Cuthbert Bede. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1856 (ii) | Tales of College Life. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1856 (iii) | Medley. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1857 (i) | The Adventures of Mr Verdant Green, an Oxford Freshman. With numerous illustrations. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1857 (ii) | Mr Verdant Green Married and Done For: being the third and concluding part of the Adventures of Mr Verdant Green, an Oxford Freshman. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1857 (iii) | Nearer and Dearer: a tale out of school. A novelette. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1859 (i) | Happy Hours; at Wynford Grange. A story for children. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1859 (ii) | Photographic Pleasures: Popularly Portrayed with Pen and Pencil. With seventy humorous designs by the author. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1860 | The Folk-lore of a Country Parish. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1861 | Glencreggan: or, a Highland Home in Cantire. Illustrated with three maps, eight chromolithographs and sixty-one woodcuts, from the author's drawings. In two volumes. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1862 (i) | The Curate of Cranston; with other prose and verse. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1862 (ii) | Northumbrian Bondagers. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1862 (iii) | Malvern Donkeys. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1863 (i) | A Tour in Tartan-land. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1863 (ii) | Aberystwyth. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1864 | Chevy Chase. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1865 (i) | The Rook's Garden, Essays and Sketches. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1865 (ii) | The White Wife; and other stories, supernatural, romantic and legendary; collected and illustrated by Cuthbert Bede. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1866 (i) | Mattins and Muttons; or, The Beauty of Brighton. A Love Story. 2 vols. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1866 (ii) | "The Hero of Stilton"; and Stilton Cheese. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1868 (i) | Discovery of a Roman Cemetery near to Ermine Street. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1868 (ii) | Grotesque Brackets for Altar-lights at Glatton Church, Hunts. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1870 | Behind the Scenes. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1875 (i) | Down the Road with a Gentleman Coachman. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1875 (ii) | Baxter's Statue at Kidderminster. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1877 (i) | Fen and Mere. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1877 (ii) | The Great "Drowned". A recollection of the Fen Country. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1879 | J & H, or, Rural Courtship. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1882 | Saddell and its Legends. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1884 | Our Parson. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1886 | Fotheringhay and Mary, Queen of Scots. Being an account, historical and descriptive, of Fotheringhay Castle, the last prison of Mary, Queen of Scots, and the scene of her trial and execution. With illustrations by the author. And an original contemporary portrait of Mary, Queen of Scots, now first published. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1887 | My Twelfth-Night Ghost: a schoolboy's experience. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1888 | Mary, Queen of Scots, and the tercentenary exhibition of her portrait and relics at Peterborough. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1889 (i) | The Squires of Holywell and Holmewood. In Memoriam. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1889 (ii) | The Rev. J.G. Wood as a Gymnast. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1889 (iii) | Gainsborough's "Master Heathcote". |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1890 | Catalogue of the library of the late "Cuthbert Bede". (Rev. E. Bradley) author of "Verdant Green", etc. The original manuscript of "Verdant Green" and other Mss; drawings and etchings by "Cuthbert Green"… which will be sold by auction by Messrs Sotherby, Wilkinson & Hodge… at their house, no. 13 Wellington Street, Strand, W.C. on Friday, the 1st. day of August, 1890. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1899 | SEE William ANDREWS, 1899 |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | 1909 | The Further Adventures of Mr Verdant Green, an Oxford Undergraduate, with 80 illustrations by the author. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | No date (i) | The Adventures of Mr Verdant Green, an Oxford Freshman. With numerous illustrations designed and drawn on the wood by the author. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | No date (ii) | Little Mr Bouncer and his Friend Verdant Green. With illustrations by the author. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | No date (iii) | A Night in a Reed-bed. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | No date (iv) | Boseley of Brazenface: or, Not to be Sneezed at. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | No date (v) | Quack-Quack! |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | Various dates 1 | A collection of items by or about Cuthbert Bede, with an index, under the title "Album I". |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | Various dates 1 (contd. 1) | 39) A page from the original version of "The Adventures of Verdant Green" (illustrations with captions) in the "Illustrated London News", 17th January 1852. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | Various dates 1 (contd. 2) | 46) "Out!" in the "Illustrated London Magazine", April 1855. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | Various dates 1 (contd. 3) | 52) "Malvern Donkeys" in "Leisure Hour", June 1862. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | Various dates 1 (contd. 4) | 58) "Fen and Mere" in "Leisure Hour", May 1877. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | Various dates 1 (contd. 5) | 64) "Mary, Queen of Scots, and the tercentenary exhibition of her portrait and relics at Peterborough" in "Olla-Podrida: the Northamptonshire Monthly Magazine", May 1888. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | Various dates 1 (contd. 6) | 75) Posters and holograph notes for CB's lectures, 1883. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | Various dates 1 (contd. 7) | 81) Holograph of "Oxford Ale" (?published). |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | Various dates 2 | A collection of items by Cuthbert Bede, under the title "Album II": Holograph notes on the Bradley family; sketches, watercolours and prints (inc. Margaret Jones (gypsy), 22nd April 1854; May Day, 1853; Cantire scenes); pencil sketches of two mills (?Huntingdon Mill Common), Conington church, interior of Conington Castle, deer; engravings of Highland scenes; an etching ("A Seasonable Hint, Only Once a Year"), Christmas 1848. With loose papers: "Our Parson" in the "Illustrated London News", 22nd November 1884; and a letter to a Mr Parke, written from Denton rectory. |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | Various dates 3 | Four books bound together under the title "Humour, Wit & Satire": |
| BEDE, Cuthbert | Various dates 4 | Four books bound together under the title "Mr Verdant Green &c": |
| BEDE, The Venerable | 1910 | The Ecclesiastical history of the English nation, introduction by Vida D. SCUDDER. |
| BEDFORD LEVEL CORPORATION | - | SEE: Charles Nalson COLE, 1803; Samuel WELLS, 1828; Samuel WELLS, 1830; Samuel WELLS (Ed.), 1841. |
| BEDFORD, Eleventh Duke of | (1858- ) | SEE Herbrand Arthur RUSSELL, Eleventh Duke of Bedford |
| BEDFORD, James | 1657 | The Perusal of an Old Statute concerning Death and Judgment. As it was lately delivered in a Sermon at the Funeral of Mrs Frances Bedford. By James Bedford, BD Sometime Fellow of Q. Coll. in Oxon. and now Pastor of Blunsham and Erith in Huntingtonshire. |
| BEDFORDSHIRE AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE NATURALISTS TRUST LTD | 1967 | News Letter. No. 10 August 1967. Special Issue. |
| BEDFORDSHIRE HISTORICAL RECORD SOCIETY | 1946 | SEE T.S. WILLAN, (Editor) 1946 |
| BEEDHAM, B.H. | 1869 | Notices of Archbishop Williams. |
| BEEDHAM, B.H. | 1884 | A Catalogue of the valuable library of B.H. Beedham Esq. (removed from Kimbolton) by order of the Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, including antiquarian and genealogical works… etchings, engravings Which will be sold by auction by Messrs Hodgson… at 115 Chancery Lane on June 25th, 1884. |
| BEE-KEEPERS' RECORD | 1901 | The Bee-Keepers' Record, vol. 29 no. 140 (Sept. 1901). |
| BEGLEY, Rev. Walter | 1900 | SEE CATECHISM 1900. Cromwell's Soldier's Catechism |
| BELL, H. | 1827 | Bell's "Narrative of a French prisoner's escape from England" - fiction purporting to be a translation of a genuine story: see NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, 1827. |
| BELL, Henry | 1883 | Sermon on the approaching Cromwellian Celebration, by the Rev. Henry Bell (of Houghton, Hunts.) delivered 24th June 1883, at Houghton Union Chapel. |
| BELL, Henry | 1885 | Christian Temperance. Moral Suasion v. Coercive Legislation. An Address delivered on the 15th April 1885, at the Free Church Schoolroom, St. Ives, Hunts, by Henry Bell, Minister of Union Chapel, Houghton, near Huntingdon. Published at the request of the Christian Temperance Society. |
| BELL, Henry | 1890 | A Jubilee Memorial of the Union Chapel, Houghton, Huntingdon, prepared at the request of the Church by the Pastor, Henry Bell. (Contains "The Houghton Monument" by Christopher CRAYON) |
| BELL, Henry Nugent | 1820 | The Huntingdon Peerage; comprising a detailed account of the evidence and proceedings connected with Recent Restoration of the Earldom; together with the Report of the Attorney-General on that occasion. To which is prefixed a genealogical and biographical history of the illustrious House of Hastings, including a memoir of the present Earl and his family. The whole interspersed with a variety of curious historical and legal matter; and several original letters, and incidental anecdotes, of distinguished individuals concerned. |
| BELL, Henry Nugent | 1820-21 | SEE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE 1820 (ii), 1821 |
| BELL, Henry Nugent | 1821 | The Huntingdon Peerage; comprising a detailed account of the evidence and proceedings connected with Recent Restoration of the Earldom; together with the Report of the Attorney-General on that occasion. To which is prefixed a genealogical and biographical history of the illustrious House of Hastings, including a memoir of the present Earl and his family. The whole interspersed with a variety of curious historical and legal matter; and several original letters, and incidental anecdotes, of distinguished individuals concerned. SECOND EDITION, with additions. |
| BELL, John | 1994 | Cambridgeshire Crimes. Historical Cases from around the County. |
| BELL, John | 1995 | More Crimes of Cambridgeshire. Historic cases from around the County. |
| BELL, John | 1997 (i) | The Bishop's Palace Somersham. The story of one of our region's most important, yet least known, buildings. |
| BELL, John | 1997 (ii) | The Somersham Volunteers. Including the stories of The Somersham Spa and The Napoleonic Prison. |
| BELL, John | 1998 | Huntingdonshire Heroes of the First World War. Original letters to and from the front. |
| BELLINGHAM, John | (1812) (i) | The Trial at Large of J. Bellingham, for the wilful murder of the Right Honourable Spencer Perceval MP First Lord of the Treasury, Chancellor of the Exchequer, one of His Majesty's most honourable Privy Councellors, &c &c, at the Old Bailey, on Friday, May the 15th, 1812. |
| BELLINGHAM, John | (1812) (ii) | Fairburn's Second Edition of the Trial of J. Bellingham, for the assassination of the Right Hon. Spencer Perceval in the lobby of the House of Commons, on Monday, May 11, 1812, including his execution, the coroner's inquest. &c. &c. With a Plate representing the dreadful Scene. |
| BELLINGHAM, John | 1812 | An Authentic Account of the Trial and Execution of John Bellingham, for the assassination of the Right Hon. Spencer Perceval; with a vindication of the character of Sir Francis Burdett from the aspersions of some of the London prints. SECOND EDITION. |
| BELLOC, H. | 1912 | See Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| BELLOC, Hilaire | 1927 | Oliver Cromwell. (Benn's Sixpenny Library). |
| BELLOC, Hilaire | 1934 | Cromwell. |
| BENDINER, Elmer | 1980 | The Fall of Fortresses. A Personal Account of one of the Most Daring - and Deadly - Air Battles of the Second World War. |
| BENEFICED CLERGYMAN | 1850 | Revision: Or a Wise and Timely Alteration of Certain Expressions, in the Baptismal Services of the Church of England, recommended as necessary for its peace and efficiency. By a beneficed clergyman. |
| BENNET, Dr. | 1727 | See Edmund CALAMY, 1727, "A continuation of the account of the ministers . . ." |
| BENNETT, Henry Leigh | 1901 | Archbishop Rotherham, Lord High Chancellor of England, and Chancellor of Cambridge University: a sketch of his life and environment. |
| BENNETT, James | 1884 | Testimonial to Mr Jas. Bennett. |
| BENNETT, John | 1983 | The Fenland Ark. St Withburga's - the Floating Church of Holme and Manea. 2nd Edition. |
| BENNETT, Rev John W.J. | 1847 | A Catechism of Christian Baptism, according to the Authorized Doctrine of the Church of England, by the Rev John W.J. Bennett, BA, incumbent of Mark, Somerset. |
| BENNETT, Rev W.J.E. | 1850 | The Church, the Crown, and the State, their Junction or their Separation, considered in Two Sermons, bearing reference to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. By the Rev W.J.E. Bennett, MA, Perpetual Curate of St Paul's Knightsbridge. SECOND EDITION. |
| BENNETT, Rev William | 1850 | Regeneration: its Type, and its Tests. A Sermon, preached in the parish church of Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire; on Sunday morning, February 3, 1850. By the Rev William Bennett, MA officiating minister of the parish. |
| BENTHAM, James | 1771 | The History and Antiquities of the Conventual and Cathedral Church of Ely: From the Foundation of the Monastery, A.D. 673 To the Year 1771. Illustrated with copper-plates.( 2 x copies) |
| BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY | 1850 | Bentley's Miscellany. Vol. XXVII. |
| BENWELL, C.J. | No date | Memories of St Ives Waltz. Dedicated by permission to Col. the Rt. Honble. the Earl of Sandwich. |
| BERESFORD, C.R. & BUTTERFIELD, R.B. | 1995 | Hemingford Abbots: Outline of a village story in its national context. |
| BERESFORD, C.R. & BUTTERFIELD, R.B. | 2004 | Hemingford Abbots: Outline of a village story in its national context. 2004 edition, including local data from the 2001 census. |
| BERESFORD, Rev W. | 1912 | See Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| BERNARD, Sir Robert | 1782 | See John JEBB, 1782. |
| BERRIDGE, John | 1790 | The Christian World Unmasked. A new edition. |
| BESANT, Sir Walter | 1899 | See J.H. ROUND, 1899. |
| BEST, Rev Thomas | 1850 | The Effect of Infant-baptism. A Sermon preached at St James's Church, Sheffield, on Sunday, May 5th, 1850. By the Rev Thomas Best MA. Published by particular request. |
| BETTERIDGE, Fred | 1995 | See Toni WATSON, 1995. |
| BETTS, John T. | 1865 | See Juan de VALDES (otherwise Valdesso), 1865. |
| BEVERLEY, John | (1793) (i) | The Trial of William Frend, M.A. And Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge, In the Vice-Chancellor's Court. For Writing and Publishing a Pamphlet, Intitled Peace and Union Recommended to the Associated Bodies of Republicans and Anti-Republicans. By John Beverley, M.A. and Proctor of the Vice-Chancellor's Court. |
| BEVERLEY, John | (1793) (ii) | The Proceedings in the Court of Delegates on the Appeal of Wm. FREND, M.A. and Fellow of Jesus College, from the Sentence of the Vice-Chancellor's Court. |
| BEVIS, Trevor | 2000 | Dorothy Leigh Sayers and the Fens. |
| BEWICK, Thomas | Various | See Kenneth D. KNOWLES, 1932, "Brampton Wood"; Joseph RITSON, 1885, "Robin Hood". |
| BEZA, Theodore | 1809 | See John MACKENZIE, 1809. |
| BIBER, Rev G.E. | 1850 | The Church in her Day of Trial, and the Duty of her Members: a Sermon, preached in the District Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Roehampton, on the fourth Sunday in Lent, March 10, 1850. By the Rev G.E. Biber, LLD Perpetual Curate of Roehampton. |
| BIBLE | 1895 | See Edmund CALAMY (Ed.), 1895. |
| BIBLE | c.1890 | The Gospel according to St Luke. Illustrated from original drawings made in Bible Lands By H.A. HARPER and J. CLARK. |
| BIBLIOTHECA TOPOGRAPHICA BRITANNICA | 1785 | Bibliotheca Topographica Britannica No. XXXI containing a short genealogical view of the Family of Oliver Cromwell; with a copious pedigree. |
| BIBLISCHE FIGUREN | 1562 | Biblische Figuren des Alteen Testamentes ganz kunst lich gerissen. Nurnberg, Durch den weicherumpten Vergilium Colis Maler Und Runststecher, 1562. |
| BIDLAKE, F.T. | 1896 | The Great North Road. |
| BIDWELL, Rhoda (née Noble) | 1863 | See LITTLE GLEANER, 1863. |
| BIGGS, Jan | 2002 | SEE Mary CARTER, 2002 (ii) |
| BIGMORE, Peter | 1979 | The Bedfordshire & Huntingdonshire Landscape. |
| BILL BEFORE PARLIAMENT | 1794 (i) | 35 George III c 77. Minutes of the evidence taken in the House of Commons, on the Second Reading of the BILL for improving the Drainage of the Middle and South Levels, Part of the Great Level of the Fens called Bedford Level, and the Low Lands adjoining or near to the said Levels, as also the Lands adjoining or near to the River Ouze, in the County of Norfolk, draining through the same to Sea by the Harbour of King's Lynn, in the said County; and for altering and improving the Navigation of the said River Ouze, from or near a Place called Eau Brink, in the Parish of Wiggenhall Saint Mary's, in the said County, to the said Harbour of King's Lynn; and for improving and preserving the Navigation of several Rivers communicating with the said River Ouze. |
| BILL BEFORE PARLIAMENT | 1794 (i) (contd.) | |
| BILL BEFORE PARLIAMENT | 1794 (ii) | 35 George III c 77. First Report from the Committee appointed to take the Residue of the Evidence which may be thought proper to be adduced in Support of the BILL for improving the Drainage of the Middle and South Levels, Part of the Great Level of the Fens called Bedford Level, and the Low Lands adjoining or near to siad Levels, as also the Lands adjoining or near to the River Ouze, in the County of Norfolk, draining through the same to Sea by the Harbour of King's Lynn, in the said County; and for altering and improving the Navigation of the said River Ouze, from or near a Place called Eau Brink, in the Parish of Wiggenhall St Mary's, in the said County, to the said Harbour of King's Lynn; and for improving and preserving the Navigation of several River communicating with the said River Ouze. (Also the Second and Third Reports from the Committee etc., etc.) |
| BILL BEFORE PARLIAMENT | 1794 (ii) (contd.) | |
| BILL BEFORE PARLIAMENT | 1886 | A Bill for Incorporating the Bedford and Peterborough Railway Company and authorising them to make and maintain the Bedford and Peterborough Railway and for authorising arrangements between them and the Midland Railway Company and the Great Eastern Railway Company and for other purposes. |
| BILL BEFORE PARLIAMENT | 1900 | Huntingdon Corporation and Freemen's Bill, 1900. To extinguish the Freemen's Rights of Pasturage in certain Commons, and to vest such Commons in the Corporation of the Borough of Huntingdon, discharged from such rights. To vest in the Corporation the Freemen's Rights of Pasturage in certain Lammas Lands. To empower the Corporation to form Public Parks and Recreation Ground, and for other purposes. |
| BINDLEY, T. Herbert | 1887 | At Little Gidding. |
| BINGHAM, Charles H. | (1865) | The Story of Naaman the Syrian. In twenty-one short chapters. By Charles H. Bingham, M.A. Incumbent of Ramsey, Huntingdonshire. |
| BINNEY, T. | 1840 | The Christian Kept in Perfect Peace. A Sermon, occasioned by the death of the Rev. T. Morell, late divinity tutor of Coward College, London; and preached in the Weigh-House Chapel, on Sunday Morning, March 8th, 1840. |
| BINNEY, T. | 1850 | See LOOKER-ON, 1850. |
| BINNEY, Thomas | 1848 | Conscientious Clerical Nonconformity; with introductory remarks on the imputed conduct of the Bishop of Exeter in the cases of the Rev J. Shore and the Rev G.C. Gorham. By Thomas Binney. |
| BIRCH, Walter De Gray | 1887 | Domesday Book; a popular account of the Exchequer manuscript so called, with notices of the principal points of general interest which it contains, published under the direction of the Committee of General Literature and Education appointed by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. |
| BIRD, Dennis L. | 1979 | Our Skating Heritage. A Centenary History of the National Skating Associaton of Great Britain, 1879-1979. |
| BIRD, F.W. | 1911 | Memorials of Godmanchester. Reminiscences of F.W. Bird, Borough Treasurer of Godmancheter. Edited by W.H. Bernard SAUNDERS. |
| BIRD, Harington | 1902 | See Lord Granville GORDON, 1902. |
| BIRD, Isabella | (1831-1904) | Traveller and writer, lived in her childhood at Wyton Rectory, often visited the Browns at the Elms at Houghton, and later lived at the Hurst in Hartford. See the "Life" by Anna M. STODDART, 1908. She is sometimes known by her married name of Mrs BISHOP. For a brief summary, see RIBM's article for the "St Ives Weekly News" in the Articles file. |
| BIRLEY, George | 1786 | See Dan TAYLOR, Robert ROBINSON & George BIRLEY, 1786. |
| BIRRELL, Brenda | 1991 | Upton, from Cart-horse to Commuter. |
| BISHOP, Isabella | Various | The married name of Isabella BIRD, qv. |
| BISHOP, Isabella. | 1899 | My Experience of the Bible Society Abroad. |
| BISSON, G. | 1974 | See A. HORTON, G. BISSON and B.C. COPPACK, 1974. |
| BLACK BOOK | (1818) | New Parliament. An Appendix to the Black Book; comprising a list and analysis of the new House of Commons, with strictures on their Parliamentary conduct and principles: also, remarks on the reduction of the National Debt, and the best means of relieving Public Distress; with documents, from the last session of Parliament, of the "Dead Weight" and Public Expenditure. |
| BLACK, Clementina (Ed.) | 1912 | SEE Richard Dennison CUMBERLAND and George CUMBERLAND, 1912. |
| BLACK, George F. | 1909 | The Gypsy bibliography. Printed privately for the members of the Gypsy Lore Society. Provisional issue. |
| BLACKBURNE, Rev J. | 1850 | "Why are they then Baptized for the Dead?" A Supplement to "The doctrine of baptismal regeneration (especially of infants) considered with reference to the personal application of the Gospel to the doctrine of justification by faith, and to the development of Christian doctrine." By the Rev J. Blackburne, MA, of St John's College, Cambridge, and formerly curate of Blackburn. |
| BLACKET, Joseph | 1809 | Specimens of the Poetry of Joseph Blacket, with an Account of his Life, and some Introductory Observations, by Mr Pratt. |
| BLACKETT, Edward Bridges | 1753 | A Sermon Preach'd before the Honourable House of Commons, at St. Margaret's, Westminster, on Tuesday, January 30, 1753. Being the Day appointed to be observed as the Day of the Martyrdom of King Charles I. By Edw. Bridges Blackett, LI.D, Vicar of Great Staughton, Huntingdonshire. |
| BLACKWOOD, Adam. | 1890 | Les Magnifiques Obseques de la Reine d'Escosse. Le Dimanche, huitiesme jour d'Aoust, selon la nouvelle reformation de l'annee, 1587. |
| BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE | 1895 | SEE Walter Stafford NORTHCOTE, 2nd. Earl of Iddesleigh, 1895. |
| BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE | 1914 | Norman Cross. |
| BLANCHARD | 1797 | Short-hand account of the Day Trial by Mr Blanchard: see DAY versus DAY, 1820. |
| BLEACKLEY, Horace | 1908 | The Story of a Beautiful Duchess. Being an Account of the Life & Times of Elizabeth Gunning Duchess of Hamilton & Argyll. Illustrated, third impression. |
| BLEACKLEY, Horace | 1927 | The Beautiful Duchess. Being an account of the life and times of Elizabeth Gunning Duchess of Hamilton and Argyll. With eight illustrations. Cheap edition. |
| BLEACKLEY, Ruth M. | 1905 | The Beautiful Misses Gunning. |
| BLOME, Richard | (1673) | Huntingtonshire: Being Part of the Iceni, and ancient Kingdom of the Mercians. [Also]: Nobility and Gentry, Which are, or lately were, related unto the County of Huntington: With their Seats and Titles by which they are, or have been, known. |
| BLOXAM, Matthew Holbeche | 1848 | On a Monumental Effigy in Conington Church, Huntingdonshire. |
| BLOXAM, Matthew Holbeche | 1859 | The Principles of Gothic Ecclesiastical Archetecture. (10th edition). |
| BLUNDEN, Edmund | 1931 | SEE John CLARE, 1931. |
| BLUNT, Walter | 1850 | Gorham v The Bishop of Exeter. A Few Words of Expostulation on the Present Excitement, addressed to my lay and clerical bretheren. By Walter Blunt, MA, a priest of the English church. For private circulation only. |
| BLUNTISHAM PARISH COUNCIL | 1972 | The Parish of Bluntisham. A guide and directory, 1972. . |
| BLUNTISHAM PARISH COUNCIL. | 1974 | The Parish of Bluntisham, a guide and directory, 1974. |
| BOARD OF AGRICULTURE | - | See AGRICULTURE, Board of. |
| BOARD OF AGRICULTURE AND INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT | - | See AGRICULTURE AND INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT, Board of |
| BOARD OF TRADE LABOUR DEPARTMENT | 1905 | Earnings of Agricultural Labourers. Second Report by Mr Wilson Fox on the Wages, Earnings and Conditions of Employment of Agricultural Labourers in the United Kingdon, with Statistical Tables and Charts. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of His Majesty. |
| BOARD OF TRADE STANDARDS | 1870 | See STANDARDS COMMISSION, 1870. |
| BODLEIAN QUARTERLY RECORD | 1917 | Notes and News. |
| BOISSIER, G.R. | 1851 | See ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, 1851 |
| BOLTON, H.J. | No Date | Milton and Oliver Cromwell. |
| BOLTON, Richard | 1995 | [Text in Chinese - title and other details not known]. |
| BOND, Francis | 1914 | Dedications and Patron Saints of English Churches, Ecclesiastical Symbolism, Saints and their Emblems. |
| BOND, John | 1648 | Eshcol, or Grapes (among) Thorns. As they were delivered in a Thanksgiving sermon, to the Honourable House of Commons. |
| BONE, James | 1835 | The Holy Ghost's Baptism vindicated from the Scriptures of Truth; being a series of remarks on a work lately published by Mr G. Murrell, of St Neots, entitled "A Word for Baptism and the Baptists or an attempted defence of immersion". |
| BONFOY, Nicholas | 1765 | SEE Isaac Hawkins BROWN, 1765. |
| BONHOTE, J.L. | 1904 | "Zoology: Mammals". |
| BONNEY, Henry Kaye | 1839 | See B. RUDGE, 1839. |
| BONNEY, John | 1889 | Great Catworth, Hunts. |
| BONNEY, T.G. | No date | The Nen; The Welland; The Ouse; The Cam; The Fens. |
| BONNIN, Rev T.S. | 1850 | The Present Crisis in the Church. A Letter to the Churchmen of Hull, by the Rev T.S. Bonnin, BA, Curate of Sculcoates. |
| BOOK OF CONFIRMATION | No date | The Book of Confirmation. Being the Dialogue which pass'd between the Bishop of London, and John Andrews a Boy about 13 years of Age At St Martin's Church, on Thursday the 5th of April last, when at the same time he Confirm'd upwards of a hundred Chidren, to the great satisfaction of the whole Congregation. Containing above 100 Questions and Answers, very proper to be had in all Families. Printed for the Use of those who have not yet been Confirm'd by the Bishop. |
| BOOTT, Francis | 1833-34 | Memoir of the Life and Medical Opinions of John Armstrong, M.D. formerly physician to the Fever Institution of London; author of "Practical Illustrations of Typhus and Scarlet Fever;" &c &c. To which is added an inquiry into the facts connected with those forms of fever attributed to malaria or marsh effluvium. By Francis Boott, M.D. Secretary of the Linnean Society; Honorary member of the Medical Society of Massachusetts. In two volumes. |
| BORENIUS, Tancred and HODGSON, Rev J.V. | 1924 | A Catalogue of the Pictures of Elton Hall in Huntingdonshire in the possession of Colonel Douglas James Proby. With a preface by Granville Proby. |
| BORROW, George | (1900) | The Romany Rye: a Sequel to "Lavengro". With special introduction by Theodore Watts-Dunton. |
| BORROW, George | 1906 | Wild Wales: The People, Language & Scenery. With an introduction by Theodore Watts-Dunton. (Everyman Library). |
| BORROW, George | 1916 | Lavengro. The Scholar, the Gypsy, the Priest. A new edition containing the unaltered text of the original issue; some suppressed episodes; MS variorum, vocabulary and notes by the author of the Life of George Borrow. |
| BORROW, George | No date | Lavengro. The Scholar: the Gypsy: the Priest. By George Borrow author of "The Bible in Spain," "The Gypsies of Spain," etc. |
| BOSANQUET, Samuel | 1851 | The Sacramental and the Mediatorial systems contrasted. By Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. |
| BOSTON, Diana | 1995 | The Patchwork of Lucy Boston. Photographs by Julia Hedgecoe. |
| BOSTON, Lucy M. | 1973 | Memory in a House. |
| BOSTON, Lucy M. | 1975 | The Children of Green Knowe. Illustrated by Peter Boston. |
| BOSTON, Lucy M. | 1976 (i) | The Chimneys of Green Knowe. Illustrated by Peter Boston. |
| BOSTON, Lucy M. | 1976 (ii) | The River at Green Knowe. Illustrated by Peter Boston. |
| BOSTON, Lucy M. | 1977 (i) | A Stranger at Green Knowe. Illustrated by Peter Boston. |
| BOSTON, Lucy M. | 1977 (ii) | An Enemy at Green Knowe. Illustrated by Peter Boston. |
| BOSTON, Lucy M. | 1979 | The Stones of Green Knowe. Illustrated by Peter Boston. |
| BOSTON, Lucy M. | 1995 | See Diana BOSTON, 1995. |
| BOSTON, Peter | Various dates | See Lucy M. BOSTON, (various dates), the "Green Knowe" books. |
| BOTTLE, Mary Ann | 1844 | Memoir of Miss Mary Ann Bottle, who died Feb. 10, 1842, aged sixteen years. Third Thousand. |
| BOUCHIER, Louis | 1883 | The Heart Story of Father Neot. A Cornish Romance. |
| BOULTON, R. (presumed) | 1715 | A Compleat History of Magick, Sorcery, and Witchcraft. Volume 1 |
| BOULTON, Richard | 1722 | The Possibility nd Reality of Magick, Sorcery, and Witchcraft, demonstrated. Or, A Vindication Of a Compleat History of Magic, Sorcery, and Witchcraft In Answer to Dr Hutchinson's Historical Essay, Now Bishop of Down and Connor, in the Kingdom of Ireland, etc. etc. |
| BOULTON, Richard (?) | 1716 | A Compleat History of Magick, Sorcery, and Witchcraft. Volume 2 |
| BOUNDARY COMMISSION | 1868 | Boundary Commission 1868 report on Huntingdon - see under Huntingdon Printed Papers, also MAPS/HUNTS/1868. |
| BOUNDARY COMMISSION | 1917 | Representation of the People Bill, 1917. Redistribution of Seats. Report of the Boundary Commission (England and Wales). 18. Extract from Schedule (Part I) containing statement showing the determinations of the Commissioners in regard to the County of Huntingdon. |
| BOURDILLON, Rev Francis | 1849 | "The Cup of Blessing"; a Sermon preached in St Mary's Church, Huntingdon on Sunday, 30th Sept. 1849, previous to the administration of the Lord's Supper. By the Rev Francis Bourdillon, M.A. Then Vicar of that Parish. Printed for Private Circulation. |
| BOURDILLON, Rev Francis | 1888 | See Henry LINTON, 1888, "In memoriam . . ." |
| BOURDILLON, Rev T. | 1820 | A Discourse preached at Fenstanton, Huntingdonshire, Feb. 20, and at Hilton, in the same county, Feb. 27, 1820, on occasion of the Death of His Late Most Excellent Majesty King George the Third. By the Rev. T. Bourdillon, M.A., Vicar of Fenstanton cum Hilton, and formerly Fellow and Tutor of Trinity-Hall, Cambridge. |
| BOURDILLON, Rev T. | 1821 | The Necessity of Being in a State of Preparation for Death. A Sermon preached in the parish church of Somersham, in the County of Huntingdon, on Tuesday, Oct. 16th, 1821, at the funeral of the Rev T. Wilson, MA Perpetual curate of Wilburton, and Curate of Colne and Pidley, in the same County. By the Rev T. Bourdillon, MA Vicar of Fenstanton, cum Hilton, Hunts, and formerly Fellow and Tutor of Trinity Hall, in the University of Cambridge. |
| BOWDEN, John Edward | 1869 | Life and Letters of Frederick William Faber, D.D., Priest of the Oratory of St Philip Neri. |
| BOWDLER, Rev Thomas | 1850 (i) | A Letter, Addressed to the Evangelical Members of the Church of England, in consequence of An Appeal by the Vicar of Islington. By the Rev Thomas Bowdler, AM. |
| BOWDLER, Rev Thomas | 1850 (ii) | The Power Conferred by Christ upon his Church. A Sermon preached in Westminster Abbey on the Festival of St James, 1850, upon occasion of the consecration of the Right Rev Francis Fulford, MA Lord Bishop of Montreal. By Thomas Bowdler MA Prebendary of St Paul's, and Secretary of the Incorporated Society for the Enlargement and Building of Churches and Chapels. |
| BOWDLER, Rev Thomas (Ed.) | 1850 | Letters Relating to the State of the Church of England with respect to the Roman Church both in doctrine and practice. By Dr Brett. [Edited] By Thomas Bowdler, MA. |
| BOWEN, Capt. Essex | 1791 | A Statement of Facts, in answer to Mrs Gunning's Letter, addressed to His Grace the Duke of Argyll. |
| BOWEN, Emanuel | 1736 | SEE John OWEN, "Britannia depicta". |
| BOWEN, Marjorie | 1913 | The Governor of England. |
| BOWER, Anthony | 1806 | Mr Bower's Report, Respecting the Improvement of The River Witham, From the Grand Sluice, at Boston, to Stamp End Lock, at Lincoln. |
| BOWER, Anthony | 1810 | [MS maps of land in East and West Fens]. |
| BOWER, G.S. | No date (i) | Basil Underwood; or, Love and Treason. A Drama in Four Acts. |
| BOWER, G.S. | No date (ii) | Realism in Plays and Playing. |
| BOWER, George | 1886 | See ST NEOTS LOCAL BOARD, 1886 |
| BOWER, George | No date (?between 1860 & 1900) | The Gas Engineer's Book of Reference, illustrated with numerous engravings, and containing descriptions and prices of all articles required for, and in connection with the system of gas illumination, as manufactured and supplied by George Bower, Engineer and Gas-Work Contractor, Office: 222, Great Portland Street, London; Works and Business Address: St Neots, Huntingdonshire: together with a variety of information useful for gas engineers, managers of gas-works, and others. |
| BOWER, George Spencer | 1878 | Symptoms of Decline in Races: The Chancellor's Prize Essay read in the Theatre, Oxford, June 26, 1878. By George Spencer Bower, B.A., Scholar of New College. |
| BOWER, Mrs A. Spencer | 1911 | (Prospectus as Art Teacher). |
| BOWYER, Chaz | 1977 | Pathfinders at War. |
| BOWYER, W. | 1868 | Huntingdonshire, In "Farming customs and covenants of England". |
| BOXALL, Charles Gervaise | 1892 | Early Records of the Duke of Manchester's English Manorial Estates; by Charles Gervaise Boxall, Steward of the Manors of St Ives with the Sleap and Burstellars, Houghton with Witton, Little Stukeley, Bury with Hepmangrove, Kimbolton with the Members, Spaldwick with the Soak and Swyneshead. |
| BOYLE, Mary L. | 1849 | My Portrait Gallery and other poems. |
| BOYLE, Mary L. | 1876 | Biographical Notices of the Portraits at Hinchingbrook. |
| BOYNE, William | 1889 | SEE George C. WILLIAMSON, 1889. |
| BOYS BRIGADE | (1902) | The Boys' Brigade. In order to provide equipment for our Company to parade at the Royal Review, June 14th, before the Prince of Wales, the Officers have decided to hold a Jumble Sale. |
| BRADLEY, A.G. | 1909 | The Rivers and Streams of England, painted by Sutton Palmer, described by A.G. Bradley. |
| BRADLEY, Cuthbert | 1912 | Fox-hunting from Shire to Shire with many noted packs. A companion volume to "Good Sport, Seen with some Famous Packs". By Cuthbert Bradley, "WHIPSTER" of The Field. With Introductory Note by Captain E. Pennell Elmhirst. |
| BRADLEY, Rev Edward | - | SEE Cuthbert BEDE. |
| BRADLEY, Rev Edward | 1849 | College Life. A series of original etchings. |
| [BRATHWAITE, Richard] | 1805 | Drunken Barnaby's Four Journeys to the North of England. |
| BRAMPTON PARK | (1899?) | To Stammerers. Young and Old. |
| BRAMPTON PARK | No date | To Stammerers. Young and Old. Education of Stammerers. |
| BRAMPTON, First Baron | 1904 | SEE Sir Henry HAWKINS, 1st Baron Brampton, 1904 (i) & (ii). |
| BRAND, E.P. | 1977 | A Fenman Remembers. |
| BRAY, William | 1854 | SEE John EVELYN, 1854. |
| BRAYBROOKE, Baron | - | See NEVILLE. |
| BRAYLEY, E. W. | (1808) | A Topographical and historical description of the county of Huntingdon; containing an account of its towns, castles, churches, monuments, antiquities, public edifices, picturesque scenery, the residences of nobility, gentry, etc. Accompanied with biographical notices of eminent and learned men to whom this county has given birth. |
| BRAYLEY, E. W. | (1808) (contd. 1) | |
| BRAYLEY, E.W. | (1808) (contd. 2) | |
| BREAK-UP OF DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL | (1871) | The Break-up of Dame Europa's School; or, what became of making the English boy join in the fight. |
| BREE, Rev Herbert | 1873 | Address to the Parishioners of Brampton, with balance sheets of offertory & other accounts. |
| BRESSETT, Kenneth E. | 1965 | A Guide to English Coins, nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Fourth Edition. A Complete, Illustrated Valuation Catalogue of English Coins with Official Reports of Coinage Figures for Each Year and Historical Notes about each issue. |
| BRETT, Dr Thomas | 1850 | SEE Rev Thomas BOWDLER (Ed.), 1850. |
| BRICKNELL, Rev W. Simcox | 1850 | The "Charitable Hypothesis" Defended. A Letter to the Right Rev Henry Lord Bishop of Exeter, in reply to a passage in his Lordship's letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury. By the Rev W. Simcox Bricknell, MA, of Worcester College; incumbent of Grove, Berks; vicar of Eynsham, Oxon; and one of the Oxford City Lecturers. |
| BRIDGE, Prof. Joseph C. | 1917 | A Musical Trio: Captain Cooke, Tom Edwards and Samuel Pepys. SEE Henry B. WHEATLEY (Ed.), 1917, "Occasional papers . . ." |
| BRIDGE, Sir Frederick | 1903 | Samuel Pepys lover of musique. |
| BRIDGE, Sir Frederick | 1917 (i) | Musical instruments mentioned by Pepys. SEE Henry B. WHEATLEY (Ed.), 1917, "Occasional papers . . ." |
| BRIDGE, Sir Frederick | 1917 (ii) | Francesco Corbetta. SEE Henry B. WHEATLEY (Ed.), 1917, "Occasional papers . . ." |
| BRIDGER, Charles | 1881 | SEE Joseph LEETE, 1881 |
| BRIDGMAN, Charles et al. | 1724 | A report of the present State of the Great Level of the Fens, called Bedford-Level, and of the Port of Lynn; and of the Rivers Ouse and Nean, the two great Sewers of that Country. With Considerations on the Scheme propos'd by the Corporation of Lynn for Draining the said Fens, and Reinstating that Harbour. And also a Scheme humbly propos'd for the effectual Draining those Fens, and Reinstating that Harbour or Port: From a Survey thereof made in August, 1724 by Mr Charles Bridgman. [THIS IS PRINTED ON ALTERNATE PAGES WITH:] An Answer, Paragraph by Paragraph, to A Report of the present State of the Great Level of the Fens, call'd Bedford-Level, and of the port of Lynn, and of the River Ouse, etc. And also a Scheme, propos'd by Mr Charles Bridgman, for the effectual Draining those Fens, and reinstating that Harbour or Port. Drawn from Authentick Testimonies of the State of that Level, Harbour and River, before and since Denver Dam and Sluices were built, etc. and from a Survey made in in the Years 1723, 1724. (contd.) |
| BRIDGMAN, Charles et al. | 1724 (contd.) | [AT THE END OF THESE TWO WORKS IS PRINTED:] Colonel Armstrong's Report, with proposals for Draining the Fens, and Amending the Harbour of Lynn, 1724 (by John ARMSTRONG). |
| BRIDGMAN, Robert | 1700 | Some Reasons why Robert Bridgman, and his Wife, and some others in Huntington-shire, have left the Society of the People called Quakers, and have join'd in Communion with the Church of England. And some Passages contained in a Letter of George Whitehead to R.J. and R. Bridgman's Reply to the same. |
| BRIEF ACCOUNT | 1736 | A Brief Account of many of the prosecutions of the people call'd Quakers in the Exchequer, Ecclesiastical, and other courts, for demands recoverable by the Acts made in the 7th and 8th Years of the Reign of Keng William the Third, for the more Easie Recovery of Tithes, Church-Rates, &c. Humbly submitted to the Consideration of the Members of both Houses of Parliament. |
| BRIGHT, Rev Mynors | 1893-1899 | SEE Samuel Pepys, 1893-1896, 1899. |
| BRIGHT, W. | 1891 | Eminent Churchmen - IV Archbishop Laud. |
| BRINDLEY, H.H. | 1904 | Zoology: Mollusca. |
| BRINGTON PARISH CHURCH | - | See ALL SAINTS' CHURCH BRINGTON. |
| BRITAIN BEAUTIFUL | No Date | Huntingdonshire. |
| BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY | 1893-1900 | British and Foreign Bible Society, St Neots Branch. The Annual Meeting of the above will be held in the Corn Exchange, St Neots, on Thursday, November 30th, 1893/Wednesday, November 21st, 1894/Wednesday next, Nov. 24th, 1897/Wednesday next, November the 29th, 1899/Tuesday next, November the 20th, 1900. |
| BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY | 1903-1911 | The Annual Meeting of the British and Foreign Bible Society will be held in the Public Room, St Neots, on Thursday, March 19th, 1903/Thursday, February 20, 1908/Thursday, March 16th, 1911. |
| BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY, Huntingdonshire Auxiliary | 1899-1908 | Annual report and Treasurer's statement of the Huntingdonshire Auxiliary British and Foreign Bible Society, for the years ending 1899-1908 (including an abstract of the Hundredeth report of the British and Foreign Bible Society for the year 1903-1904). |
| BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION | 1898 (i) | Proceedings of the Congress. Thursday, July 14th, 1898. Friday, July 15th. Saturday, July 16th. Sunday, July 17th. Monday, July 18th. |
| BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION | 1898 (ii) | Proceedings of the Congress. Catalogue of Loan Museum. Peterborough Congress, 1898. |
| BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION | 1899 | Proceedings of the Congress. Tuesday, July 19th, 1898. Wednesday, July 20th, 1898. Thursday, July 21st, 1898. |
| POULTER, J.A. | 1899 | Bury Church and Biggin House, Ramsey, Huntingdon. by J.A. Poulter, Esq. (Read at the Peterborough Congress, July 1898). |
| NOBLE, Rev W. Mackreth | 1900 | Little Gidding and the Knights Templars. By Rev W. Mackreth Noble BA (Read at the Peterborough Congress, July 18th, 1898). |
| WALKER, T.J. | 1900 | Notes on two Anglo-Saxon Burial-places at Peterborough. By Thomas James Walker, MD etc. (Read at the Peterborough Congress, 1898). |
| BIRCH, W. De G. | 1899 | Historical Notes on the Manuscripts Belonging to Ramsey Abbey. By W. De G. Birch, LLD, FSA (Read January 18th, 1899). |
| ROYSTON, Rev Peter | 1899 (i) | Orton Longueville Church. By the Rev Peter Royston MA. (Read at the Peterborough Congress, July 15th, 1898). |
| HUGHES, Prof T. McKenny | 1899 | The Archaeology and Geography of the Fenland. By Professor T. McKenny Hughes, MA FRS FSA. (Read February 15th, 1899). |
| DACK, Charles | 1899 (iii) | Old Peterborough Customs and their Survival. By Chas. Dack Esq. (Read April 19th, 1899). |
| MOULD, John Thomas | 1899 | Obituary. John Thomas Mould FRCS. Born November 27th, 1817; died October 10th, 1899. |
| BRUSHFIELD, T.N. | 1900 | On Norman Tympana, with especial reference to those of Derbyshire by T.N. Brushfield, MD, FSA. |
| PHENÉ, Dr | 1900 | The Commercial Importance of Peterborough in Pre-Roman Times. By Dr Phené, LLD, FSA, V-P RSLITe. (Read at the Peterborough Congress, 1898). |
| BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION | 1901 | Antiquarian Intelligence. |
| EVELYN-WHITE, Rev C.H. | 1902 | On some Recently-discovered Earthworks, the Supposed Site of a Roman Encampment at Cottenham, Cambridgeshire. By the Rev C.H. Evelyn-White, FSA. |
| BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION | 1904 (i) | Proceedings of the Association. |
| BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION | 1904 (ii) | Antiquarian Intelligence. |
| BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION | 1904 (iii) | Obituary. |
| BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION | 1905 | Proceedings of the Congress. |
| COLLIER, Mrs | 1907 | John Alcock, a notable bishop of the Fifteenth Century. By Mrs Collier. (Read February 20th, 1907). |
| KEYSER, Charles E. | 1908 | Notes on Some Sculptured Norman Tympana and Lintels. By Charles E. Keyser, Esq, MA, FSA, President.. |
| RYLANDS, J. Paul | 1909 | Some Memorials of the Family of Ferrar, of Little Gidding, Co. Huntingdon. By J. Paul Rylands, FSA. |
| BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION | 1910 | Notice of Book. |
| HOLWORTHY, F.M.R. | 1910 | Particulars Relating to the Family of Desborough. Copied from a Desborough Family Bible. (Contributed by F.M.R. Holworthy). |
| BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION | 1911 | The Church of St Olave, Hart Street [part of article]. |
| BRITISH CLAYWORKER | 1904 | Who's who in the Clayworkers Institute. XXI - Mr Louis Tebbutt, East Anglian Cement Co. Ltd., Shepreth, Cambs. |
| BRITISH CRITIC | 1839 | Mr Taylor versus Nicolas Ferrar. |
| BRITISH MUSEUM | 1905 | Medallic illustrations of the history of Great Britain and Ireland. Plates XXXI-XL. |
| BRITISH MUSEUM | 1962 | British Mesozoic Fossils. |
| BRITISH MUSEUM | 1964 | British Palaeozoic Fossils. |
| BRITISH REFORMATION SOCIETY | 1850 | The Sayings and Doings of the Romanizing Party in the Church; being the substance of a speech, Delivered at the Cheltenham Anniversary of the British Reformation Society, Dec. 19th, 1850. |
| BROAD, David A. | 1989 | The History of Little Paxton. The story of a Huntingdonshire village on the banks of the river Great Ouse. |
| BROCK, Rev Thomas | 1850 | SEE Rev William BROCK, 1850. |
| BROCK, Rev William | 1850 | Tractarianism Schismatical and Dishonest: A Letter to Lord Lyttelton. By The Rev William Brock, MA of Queen's College, Oxford; and rector of Bishop's Waltham, Hants. SECOND EDITION. |
| BROGDEN, James | 1850 (i) | The Duty of Christian Subjection and the Unreasonableness of Separation Considered. A Sermon, by James Brogden, MA of Trinity College, Cambridge, and vicar of Deddington, Oxon. |
| BROGDEN, James | 1850 (ii) | Objections to a Bill Presented to the House of Lords by the Lord Bishop of London, intituled "An Act to amend the law with reference to the administration of justice in Her Majesty's Privy Council, on appeal from the Ecclesiastical Courts". By James Brogden, MA. |
| BROMWICH, John I'Anson | 1970 | Freshwater flooding along the Fen margins south of the Isle of Ely during the Roman Period. |
| BRONTË, Anne & Emily | - | SEE Charlotte BRONTË, (1912). |
| BRONTË, Charlotte | (1912) | The Professor by Charlotte Brontë to which are added the Poems of Charlotte, Emily, & Anne Brontë. With an introduction by Theodore Watts-Dunton. (The World's Classics). |
| BROOKE, G.C. | 1932 | Huntingdon Borough (with William PAGE and S. Inskip LADDS). |
| BROOKE, George Greville, Second Earl of Warwick. | 1803 | SEE Samuel Jackson PRATT, 1803 (iii). |
| BROOKE, Z. | 1763 | Two Sermons preached before the University of Cambridge, in the year 1762; on May xxix, the Restoration of King Charles II, and on October xxv, the Accession of His Present Majesty. The Second Edition. |
| BROUGHAM, Henry | 1818 | Appendix to Mr Brougham's Letter: containing Minutes of Evidence taken before the Education Committee. |
| BROUGHTON, Richard | 1633 | The Ecclesiasticall Historie of Great Britaine deduced By Ages, or Centenaries from the Nativitie of Our Saviour, unto the happie Conversion of the Saxons, in the seventh hundred yeare; whereby is manifestly declared a continuall Succession of the true Catholike Religion, which at this day is professed & taught in, and by the Roman Church. Written by Richard Broughton. The First Tome, containing the Fower Hundred First Yeares, etc. etc. |
| BROUGHTON, Richard | 1650 | A True Memorial of The Ancient, most holy, and Religious State of Great Britain; Flourishing with Apostles, Apostolical Men, Monasteries, Religious Rules, and Orders, in great number in the time of the Britains; And Primitive Church of the Saxons. No Rule, nor Order from Egypt, or of S. Benedict; Nor of S. Equitius, being to be found in her Precincts, in those times. Collected by the Learned Antiquary, and old Student in divine Learning, Richard Broughton, Pr. |
| BROUGHTON, Thomas | 1780 | The Christian Soldier: Or, The Duties of a Religious Life Recommended to the Army, From the Example of Cornelius: in a Sermon. By Thomas Broughton, M.A. Late Rector of Allhallows, Lombard-Street, and of Wotton in Surry; and Secretary to The Society for promoting Christian Knowledge. The Third Edition. |
| BROWN, Amy R. | 1873 | My Motto and its Success. |
| BROWN, Bateman | 1905 | Reminiscences of Bateman Brown, JP. |
| BROWN, Clive | 2002 | Walking Close to the Great Ouse in Huntingdonshire. |
| BROWN, Isaac Hawkins | 1765 | A Poem on the immortality of the soul. Translated from the Latin by J. Cranwell. With a preface to Nicholas Bonfoy Esq. of Abbots Ripton in the County of Huntington (by J. Cranwell). |
| BROWN, J.H. Oswald | No date | SEE Lord WALSINGHAM and Sir Ralph PAYNE-GALLWEY, 1886. |
| BROWN, John | 1890 | The Parson of Bemerton. |
| BROWN, John | No date | Bygone Days in Bedfordshire. i) The Prior of Dunstable and the Burgesses; ii) The Abbess and Nuns of Elstow; iii) Bishop Williams - the Holy Table, Name and Thing; iv) An English Ancestor of Emerson. |
| BROWN, Laurence | 1962 | Coin Collecting. |
| BROWN, M.W. | 1911 | Northamptonshire. (Cambridge County Geographies). |
| BROWN, P. Hulme | 1915 | SEE Margaret F. MOORE, 1915. |
| BROWN, Potto | 1878 | Potto Brown: the Village Philanthropist. Contents: Mental and Moral Character, by Neville Goodman; Social and Political Life, by Charles Prentice Tebbutt; Religious Life and Work, by Robert Walker Dixon; "The Servant of the Age", funeral sermon by Rev Henry Allon. |
| BROWN, Rev Arthur | No date | The French Prisoners of Norman Cross. A Tale. By the Rev Arthur Brown, Rector of Catfield, Norfolk. |
| BROWN, S. James | No date | SEE George T. BURROWS, No date, "Some Old English Inns". |
| BROWN, T.P. | 1890 | Effective Spectacles for Defective Eyes. By T.P. Brown, St Ives. Reprinted from the "Hunts County Guardian". |
| BROWN, Thomas | 1854 | An Exposition of Vulgar and Common Errors adapted to the Year of Grace MDCCCXLV. By Thomas Brown redivivus, whilome Knt. and M.D. Second Edition. ("Small Books on Great Subjects" no. 8). |
| BROWN, William | 1818 | See W. FAUX, 1818. |
| BROWN, William | 1839 | Schemida, or An Antidote against Unlawful Marriages. |
| BROWNBILL, John | 1932 | "Montague Pedigree" and "Cromwell Pedigree". |
| BROWNE, David M. | 1978 | See Alison TAYLOR, David M. BROWNE, and H.C. DARBY, 1978. |
| BROWNE, John | 1642 | A Glorious and Happy Victory Obtained by the Volluntiers of Buckingham, Bedford, Hartford, Cambridge, Huntington, and Northamptonshire, being almost seven thousand able souldiers Against the Lord Wentworth, Sonne to the Earle of Strafford, with 8000 Horse and Foot, nere Alesbury and Wickham, in Buckinghamshire, December 6. 1642. Declaring the manner of the Bataile, which lasted five houres, and the number that was slain on both sides, being the greatest Victory that hath beene obtained since the beginning of these Warres. |
| BROWNE, T.B. (Ed.) | 1892 | Huntingdonshire County Council Year Book. |
| BRUCE, John | 1875 | The Quarrel between the Earl of Manchester and Oliver Cromwell; an episode of the English Civil War. Unpublished documents relating thereto collected by the late John Bruce, FSA etc. with fragments of a historical preface by Mr. Bruce, annotated and completed by David Masson. |
| BRUNNE, Robert of. | 1725 | SEE Peter LANCROFT, 1725. |
| BRYAN, W. Colin | 1891 | The Soul's Rest. A Sermon preached in Bluntisham Chapel, on November 22nd, 1891, the Sunday after the funeral of Mrs C.P. Tebbutt. |
| BRYANT, C.W. | 1905 | See H.L. JACKSON, and G.R. Holt SHAFTO, 1905. |
| BRYANT, William | 1882-88 | See COWPER'S HOUSE SCHOOL, 1882 & 1888. |
| BUCHANAN, E.S. | 1910 | George Herbert, Melodist (1593-1633). |
| BUCK, Henry A. | 1892 | See J.M. HEATHCOTE and C.G. TEBBUTT, 1892, "Skating . . ." |
| BUCKDEN PALACE | 1903 | Buckden Palace in Bygone Times. From the account given in the "Gentleman's Magazine" in 1841 and recently in the "Gentlman's Magazine Library". |
| BUCKDEN PARISH CHURCH | - | See ST MARY'S CHURCH BUCKDEN. |
| BUCKDEN TOWERS | 1997 | Buckden Towers 1997 Souvenir Guide. |
| BUCKINGHAM, Dukes of | Various | SEE under their family name of VILLIERS. |
| BUCKLAND, C.S.B. | 1932 | Social and Economic History. |
| BUCKLEY, Rev J.W. | 1850 | The True Supremacy. A Sermon preached at St Mary's, Paddington, November 10, 1850. By the Rev J.W. Buckley, MA. |
| BUCKMAN, E. | 1885 | SEE Jospeh RITSON, 1885. |
| BUILDER | 1890 | St Ives Bridge Chapel. |
| BUIST, H. Massac | 1992 | Huntingdon the Aviation Centre. (Comprising "Aeroplaning at Huntingdon, Nature Provides a Fine Flying Ground" and "Huntingdon an Interesting Historical Town" - compiled from information supplied by Archdecon VESEY). |
| BULL, John. | 1814 | The History of Somersham in the County of Huntingdon, with lines to J. Wentworth Sturgeon, Esq. R.A. by one of John Bull's family, to which is prefixed, an introductory chapter by John Bull himself. Second edition. |
| BULLER | 1912 | See FIFTH BATTALION Bedfordshire Regiment, 1912. |
| BULLIVANT, John | 1800 | Drainage. Several resident Propietors and Occupiers of lands draining through Wainfleet Haven . . . employed Mr John Bullivant to take a Level from low Water at Gibraltar Point to the deepest Part of North-Lade in the East Fen, etc. etc. |
| BUNCH, Allan | 2000 | SEE John SLATER and Allan BUNCH, 2000 |
| BUNN, James | 2002 | SEE Stuart LITTLEWOOD, 2002. |
| BUNTING, George | (1913) | (Poetry, manuscript & newspaper cuttings). |
| BUNTING, George | 1909 | Diary and Verse. |
| BUNYAN, John | 1812 | A Sketch of the Life of Mr John Bunyan, Minister of the Gospel, with his portrait. |
| BUNYAN, John | 1817 | The Pilgrim's Progress, from this world to that which is to come. Delivered under the similitude of a dream. A new edition. Illustrated by the author's own references, and embellished with seven beautiful engravings. |
| BUNYAN, John | 1823 | The Work of Jesus Christ as Advocate, clearly explained and largely improved for the benefit of all believers. With a recommendatory Preface by the Rev. S. Hillyard of Bedford. |
| BUNYON, Charles John | 1889 | Memoirs of Francis Thomas McDougall D.C.L., F.R.C.S., sometime bishop of Labuan and Sarawak, and of Harriette his wife. By her brother Charles John Bunyon, with two portraits. |
| BURDER, J. | 1852 | See ST ANDREW'S CHURCH GT STAUGHTON, 1852. |
| BURDER, Rev C.V. | 1925 | The Church of St Mary, Huntingdon. |
| BURDETT, Mick (Ed.) | No date | Hunts Sailing Club. A Brief History (Updated). |
| BURGESS, Gilbert (Ed.) | 1895 | The Love Letters of Mr H. and Miss R., 1775-1779. |
| BURGESS, Tony and Denise | 2005 | The Big F'Ivo. A Portrait of St Ivo School 1955 to 2005. |
| BURGOYNE, Pauline | 1991 | See HUNTINGDONSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL Planning Dept., 1991. |
| BURKE, John | 1836-1838 | A Genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank; but uninvested with heritable honours. (In four volumes) |
| BURKE, John and BURKE, John Bernard | 1844 | A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies of England, Ireland and Scotland. 2nd edition. |
| BURKE, John Bernard | 1844 | SEE John BURKE and John Bernard BURKE, 1844. |
| BURKE, Peter | 1849 | Celebrated Trials connected with the Aristocracy in the Relations of Private Life. By Peter Burke, Esq., of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law. |
| BURKE, Rev John W. | No Date | Extracts from Prayers of the late Rev. John W. Burke, arranged as short family prayers. |
| BURKITT, Miles C. | 1926 | SEE Cyril FOX and Miles BURKITT, 1926. |
| BURN, Richard | 1810 | The Justice of the Peace, and Parish Officer. By Richard Burn, LL.D. Late Chancellor of the Diocese of Carlisle. The twenty-first edition: With many Corrections, Additions, and Improvements, By the late Charles Durnford, Esq. Barrister at Law. And continued by John King, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law. The Cases brought down to the End of last Easter term; And the Statutes to the End of the last Session of Parliament, 50 Geo. III. (1810). In five volumes. Vol. V. |
| BURN, Richard | 1810 (contd.) | |
| BURNABY, Andrew | 1781 | A Sermon preached before the Honourable House of Commons, at St. Margaret's, Westminster, on Wednesday, February 21, 1781: Being the Day appointed, by His Majesty's Proclamation, for a General Fast. |
| BURNABY, Rev Andrew | 1784 | A Sermon preached in Greenwich Church, on Thursday, July 29, 1784; the day appointed for a General Thanksgiving: and printed at the desire of several of the most respectable inhabitants of the place. |
| BURNETT, William | No date | SEE Thomas DUGDALE, "Curiosities of Great Britain". |
| BURN-MURDOCH, Bob | 1988 | St Ives Bridge and Chapel. A History and Guide. |
| BURN-MURDOCH, Bob | 1992 | The Pubs of St Ives. |
| BURN-MURDOCH, Bob | 2003 | SEE Bridget FLANAGAN, 2003, "The St Ives Problem". |
| BURN-MURDOCH, Bob & BALLARD, Ken | 1987 | The Changing Face of St Ives. 250 Years of a Huntingdonshire Town. |
| BURR, M. | 1904 | Zoology: Insects - Orthoptera. |
| BURRELL, Andrewes | 1642 | A Briefe Relation Discovering Plainely the true Causes why the great Levell of Fenns In the Severall Counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge, Huntington, Northampton, and Lincolne Shires; being Three hundred and seven thousand Acres of Low-Lands, have been drowned, and made unfruitfull for many yeares past. And As briefly how they may be drained, and preserved from Inundation in the times to come. Humbly presented to the Honourable House of Commons Assembled in Parliament. By Andrewes Burrell, Gent. |
| BURRITT, Elihu | 1864 | A Walk from London to John O' Groats, with notes by the way. Illustrated with photographic portraits. |
| BURRITT, Elihu | 1865 | A Walk from London to Land's End and back, with notes by the way, with illustrations. |
| BURROUGH, Edward and FOX, George | 1659 | Counsel and Advice, Rejected; by Disobedient men. And the dayes of Oliver Cromwells Visitation passed over; and also of Richard Cromwel his Son, late Protectors of these Nations, etc. etc. |
| BURROWS, George T. | No date | Some Old English Inns. With 25 pictures by S. James Brown. |
| BURTON, Rev Charles Henry | 1850 | The Royal Supremacy. A Sermon, delivered in St Philip's Church, Liverpool, November 3rd, 1850, by the Rev Charles Henry Burton, MA, Incumbent. Published by request. |
| BURTON, Robert | 1792 | See C. DICKENS, 1792. |
| BURY FEN BANDY CLUB | 1882 | Rules and Rules of Play. |
| BURY FEN BANDY CLUB | 1892 | Rules of Play. As adopted by the Bandy Association, January, 1892. |
| BUSHBY D.W. (Ed.) | 1977 | The Circuit Book of the St Neots Methodist Circuit, 1813-1837. A Transcription with introduction and index. |
| BUSHBY, David | 1994 | From River Farm to Modern Suberb. The story of Eaton Socon and its church. Second edition, reset. |
| BUSHBY, David | 1998 | The Victoria Museum, St Neots, 1887 - 1950. |
| BUSHBY, David | 1999 | A Dip into the Log Books 1863-1902. Aspects of Nineteenth Century Education in St Neots and District. |
| BUSHBY, David | 2005 (i) | St Neots. A History and Celebration. |
| BUSHBY, David | 2005 (ii) | So You Think You Know? St Neots. A Quiz and Miscellany. |
| BUTLER, Daniel | 1850 | The Old Paths of the Church of England. A Sermon preached in St John's Chapel, St Mary-le-Bone, on Sunday, Nov. 10, 1850. Being the twenty-fourth Sunday after Trinity. By Daniel Butler, MA assistant minister. Published by Request. |
| BUTLER, H. Montagu | 1860 | God With Us. A Sermon preached at the re-opening of All Saints' Church, Huntingdon, On Thursday, December 22nd, 1859, by H. Montagu Butler, M.A., head master of Harrow School, and fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Published by request. |
| BUTLER, Rev Weeden | 1799 | Memoirs of Mark Hildesley, D.D. Lord Bishop of Sodor and Mann, and Master of Sherburn Hospital; under whose auspices the Holy Scriptures were translated into the Manks Language. By the Rev. Weeden Butler, morning preacher of Charlotte-street Chapel. |
| BUTTERFIELD, R.B. | Various | See C.R. BERESFORD and R.B. BUTTERFIELD, 1995 and 2004. |
| BUTTERS, Laurence (Ed.) | No date | See James FAIRBAIRN, No date, "Fairbairn's crests of the families of Great Britain and Ireland" etc. |
| BUTTERWORTH, Joseph Henry | 1850 | "Not Yours, but You". A Sermon preached in the Church of Saint Augustine, at the visitation of the Venerable the Archdeacon of Bristol, July 3, 1850, And Published at his Request. By Joseph Henry Butterworth, MA, Exeter Coll. Oxford; perpetual curate of Stapleton. |
| BUXTON WATERS | No date | A Treatise on the Nature and Virtues of Buxton Waters. |
| BYSON, Joseph | 1863 | Memoirs of Joseph Byson, late of Fenstanton, Huntingdonshire, with extracts from his writings, compiled by his sister (Mrs M. PUTTRELL). |
| C., G.E. | 1900 | SEE George Edward COKAYNE, 1900. |
| C., G.G. | 1845 | See Rev John Morell MACKENZIE, 1845. |
| CAD, A | 1892 | Peterborough Peregrinations (1887). By a cad. |
| CAESAR, Charles | 1827 | Numerus Infaustus: a short view of the unfortunate reigns of six kings of England. |
| CAESAR, Sir Julius | 1827 | See Edmund LODGE, 1827. |
| CAIUS, John | 1730 | See Thomas CAIUS, 1730. |
| CAIUS, Thomas | 1730 | Thomas Caii (Collegii Universitatis Regnante Elizabetha Magistri) Vindiciae Antiquitatis Academiae Oxoniensis Contra Joannem CAIUM, Cantabrigiensem. In lucem ex Autographo emisit Tho. HEARNIUS. Qui porro non tantum Antonii a WOOD Vitam, a seipso conscriptam, & Humphredi HUMPHREYS (episcopi nuper Herefordiensis) de viris claris Cambro Britannicis Observationes, sed & reliquias quasdam, ad Familiam religiosissiman FERRARIORUM, de Gidding Parva in agro Huntingdoniensi, pertinentes, subnexuit. Duobus Voluminibus. |
| CAIUS, Thomas | 1730 (contd.) | |
| CALAMY, Edmund | 1713 | An Account of the Ministers, Lecturers, Masters and Fellows of Colleges and Schoolmasters, who were Ejected or Silenced after the Restoration in 1660. By, or before, the Act for Uniformity. Design'd for the preserving to Posterity, the Memory of their Names, Characters, Writings and Sufferings. The SECOND EDITION: In Two Volumes. Vol. II. |
| CALAMY, Edmund | 1727 | A Continuation of the Account of the Ministers, Lecturers, Masters and Fellows of Colleges, and Schoolmasters, who were Ejected and Silenced after the Restoration of 1660, by or before the Act of Uniformity. To which is added, The Church and Dissenters compar'd as to Persecution, in some Remarks on Dr Walker's Attempt to recover the Names and Sufferings of the Clergy that were sequestred, etc. between 1640 and 1660. And also Some Free Remarks on the Twenty-eighth Chapter of Dr Bennet's Essay on the 39 Articles of Religion. In Two Volumes. |
| CALAMY, Edmund | 1727 (contd.) | |
| CALAMY, Edmund | 1775 | The Nonconformist's Memorial: Being An Account of the Ministers, Who were Ejected or Silenced after the Restoration, particularly by the Act of Uniformity, which took Place on Bartholomew-day, Aug. 24, 1662. Containing a concise View of Their Lives and Characters, their Principles, Sufferings, and Printed Works. Originally written by the Reverend and Learned Edmund Calamy, D.D. Now abridged and corrected, and the Author's Additions inserted, with many further Particulars, and new Anecdotes, By Samuel PALMER. To which is prefixed An Introduction, containing a brief History of the Times in which they lived, and the Grounds of their Nonconformity. Embellished with the Heads of many of those venerable Divines. Volume II. |
| CALAMY, Edmund | 1775 (contd.) | |
| CALAMY, Edmund (Ed). | 1895 | Cromwell's Soldier's Bible; being a reprint, in facsimile, of "The Souldier's Pocket Bible", compiled by Edmund Calamy, and issued for the use of the Commonwealth Army in 1643. With a bibliographical introduction and a preface by Field Marshall the Rt. Hon. Viscount WOLSELEY, K.P., G.C.B. |
| CALLAWAY, Henry | 1846 | A Memoir of James Parnell, with extracts from his writings. |
| CALVIN, John | 1570 | Commentaries of that divine John Calvine, upon the Prophet Daniell, translated into Englishe, especially for the use of the family of the ryght honorable Earle of Huntingdon, to set forth as in a glasse, how one may profitably read the Scriptures, by consideryng the text, meditatyng the sense therof, and by prayer. |
| CALVIN, John | 1809 | See John MACKENZIE, 1809, "Memoirs of the Life and Writings of John Calvin". |
| CAMBRIDGE ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY | 1911 | Exhibition of Stuart and Cromwellian relics and articles of interest connected with the Stuart period at the Guildhall, Cambridge May 15-20, 1911. |
| CAMBRIDGE ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY | Various | See W.D. CAROE, 1909; Walter RYE (Ed.), 1891; W.G. SEARLE, 1894; C.F. TEBBUTT, 1966; John VENN (Ed.), 1891. |
| CAMBRIDGE CAMDEN SOCIETY | 1841 | Transactions of the Cambridge Camden Society. A Selection from the papers read at the ordinary meetings in 1839-1841. |
| CAMBRIDGE FINE ART LTD. | 1990 | William Watt Milne, 1865 (Edinburgh) - 1949 (St Ives, Huntingdon). |
| CAMBRIDGE FUTURES | 1999 | Cambridge Futures. |
| CAMBRIDGESHIRE & HUNTINGDONSHIRE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY | 1908 (i) | (Report of a visit to Ely). |
| CAMBRIDGESHIRE & HUNTINGDONSHIRE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY | 1908 (ii) | (Report of visit to south-west Hunts.) |
| CAMBRIDGESHIRE & HUNTINGDONSHIRE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY | Various | See W.M. NOBLE, 1908-14; W.M.NOBLE and s. Inskip LADDS, 1921; C.F. TEBBUTT, 1942. |
| CAMBRIDGESHIRE LIBRARIES & INFORMATION SERVICE | 1990 | Wartime Airfields in Huntingdonshire. |
| CAMBRIDGESHIRE LOCAL HISTORY COUNCIL | 1979 | Cambridgeshire Local History Council. Bulletin No. 34. 1979. |
| CAMDEN SOCIETY | 1848-9 | SEE William CAMDEN, 1849, "The Visitation of the County of Huntingdon . . ." |
| CAMDEN, William | 1617 | Gvilielmi Camdeni, Viri Clarissimi Britannia, sive Florentissimorvm Regnorum Angliae, Scotiae, Hiberniae, & Insularum adjacentium ex intima antiquitate descriptio. In Epitomen Contracta à Regnero Vitellio Zirizaeo, & Tabulis Chorographicis illustrata. |
| CAMDEN, William | 1849 | The Visitation of the County of Huntingdon, under the authority of William Camden, Clarenceux King of Arms, by his deputy Nicholas Charles, Lancaster Herald, A.D. MDCXIII, edited by Sir Henry Ellis, K.H. |
| CAMERON, Charles Richard | 1849 | Baptism, Accompanied by Conditional and Unconditional Grace: a few considerations tending to reconcile the conflicting opinions now held on Baptism and Regeneration. By Charles Richard Cameron, MA of Christ Church, Oxford; Rector of Swaby, Lincolnshire. |
| CAMERON, Charles Richard | 1850 | The Doctrine of Infant Baptism Briefly Stated, in reply to the Bishop of Exeter's letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury; and The Judgment of the Committee of Privy Council in the Case of Mr Gorham, Vindicated, by Charles Richard Cameron, AM, Rector of Swaby; author of "Baptism Accompanied by Conditional and Unconditional Grace". |
| CANDLIN, Thomas | 1929 | Offord Cluny and Offord Darcy, Huntingdonshire. A Village History. |
| CANE, Jon | 2001 | SEE Joe ABRAMS, 2001 |
| CANE, Rev A.G. | 1920 | A Short History of the Church of Great Paxton, Huntingdonshire. Huntingdonshire Historical Series. |
| CANFIELD, Sherman B. | 1847 | A Lecture on the life and character of Oliver Cromwell, delivered before the Young Men's Literary Association on Thursday evening Jan. 28, 1847. |
| CANNON, Richard | 1850 | Historical Record of the Thirty-first, or, the Huntingdonshire Regiment of Foot; containing an account of the formation of the Regiment in 1702, and of its subsequent services to 1850: to which is appended, an account of the services of the Marine Corps, from 1664 to 1748; the Thirtieth, Thirty-first, and Thirty-second Regiments having being formed in 1702 as Marine Corps, and retained from 1714 on the Establishment of the Army as Regiments of Regular Infantry. |
| CANNON, Robert | 1707 | A Sermon Preach'd before the Queen at Newmarket, Octob. 5th 1707. |
| CANTERBURY AND YORK SOCIETY | 1913 | SEE Rev F.N. DAVIS, 1913. |
| CANTERBURY, Archbishops of | Various | See John Bird SUMNER. |
| CAPELL, Lord Arthur | 1649 | SEE [James HAMILTON], Duke of Hamilton; [Henry RICH], Earl of Holland; & Lord Arthur CAPELL, 1649. |
| CAPTAIN JAMES HIND | No date | No Jest like a True Jest. Being a Compendious Record of the Merry Life and Mad Exploits of Capt. James Hind, the Great Robber of England. Together With the Close of all at Worcester, where he was Drawn, Hang'd and Quarter'd for High-Treason, against the Common-wealth, Sept. 14, 1652. |
| CARADOC (pseudonym) | 1818 | (Letter concering Dunton's "Life and Errors"). |
| CARDALE, Rev Edward Thomas | 1850 | The Sin of Doubting the Presence of Christ in his Church. A Sermon, upon Exodus XVII. 7, preached in the parish church of Podington, in the county of Bedford, on Sunday, October 6, 1850. By the Rev Edward Thomas Cardale, vicar. |
| CARDON, Anthony | Various | SEE Samuel Jackson PRATT, 1803 (iii), 1807. |
| CAREY, Lucius, 2nd Viscount Falkland. | 1641 | See Walter MONTAGU, 1641, "The Coppy of a letter sent from France". |
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| CARLYLE, Thomas | 1909 | SEE William Howie WYLIE, 1909. |
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| CARNABY, William | No date | Song on Peace, Set to Music by W. Carnaby, Organist of Huntingdon, Late of His Majesty's Chapel Royal. |
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| CARYSFORT, Earls of | - | See PROBY. |
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| CAVE, William | 1677 (contd.) | |
| CAVELER, W. | 1851 | See ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, 1851. |
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| CHAMBERS, Bernard | 1987 | SEE Paul MIDDLETON (Ed.), 1987. |
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| CHANCERY, Court of | 1792 | See DEVIE vs Lord BROWNLOW, 1792. |
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| CHRISTIAN COMMONWEALTH | 1882 | SEE Rev John DE KEWER WILLIAMS, 1883. |
| CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR | 1904 (i) | St Neots Congregational Christian Endeavour is proposing to hold a jumble sale on Tuesday, June 7th 1904, etc. |
| CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR | 1904 (ii) | Hunts County C.E. Union. Annual Convention. St Neots, June 22, 1904. |
| CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR | 1908 | "For Christ and the Church". Congregational Church, St Neots. Christian Endeavour Topic Card. |
| CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR SOCIETY | 1901 | St Neots Congregational Christian Endeavour Society. Sixth Anniversary Festival, Easter Sunday and Monday, 7th and 8th April, 1901. |
| CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN | 1815 | The Christian Guardian and Church of England Magazine. No. 86. September 1, 1815. No. 9 Vol. 7. |
| CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN | 1821 | The Christian Guardian and Church of England Magazine. No. 159. April 1, 1821. No. 4 Vol. 13. |
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| CHRISTIAN OBSERVER | 1850 (ii) | SEE [William GOODE], 1850. |
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| CHRISTIAN REFORMER | 1862 | The Rev. H.B. Wilson in the Court of Arches. |
| CHRISTIAN REMEMBRANCER | 1850 (i) | Church and State. Reprinted from the last number (No. LXVIII. for April 1850) of The Christian Remembrancer. |
| CHRISTIAN, A | No date | Five Minutes Consideration. No 55. |
| CHRISTIANA | 1792 | Divine Poems; together with a Journal of our Lord's gracious dealings with the soul of the authoress; by Christiana, Ramsey, Huntingdonshire. [Preface by T. Harrison]. |
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| HALL, David | 1998 | SEE John COLES and David HALL, 1998. |
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| HALL, Robert | 1833 | SEE Olinthus GREGORY, 1833 |
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| HALL, Timothy | 1684 | A Sermon Preached at St Botolph's Aldergate, At the Funeral of Robert Huntington, Esq. Who Died April 21. and was Buried April 30. 1684. By Timothy Hall, Rector of Alhallows Staining, London. |
| HALLAM, Sylvia J. | 1970 | Settlement round the Wash. |
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| HALLEY, Robert | 1879 | A Short Biography of the Rev Robert Halley, D.D., Late Principal of New College, London, together with a selection of his sermons preached in Manchester and elsewhere, edited by Robert Halley, M.A., Arundel. |
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| HALLS, Henry | 1995 | Allpress of Huntingdonshire. (Being the story of a family within a County down to around 1900 to 1910). |
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| HAMMOND, Col. Robert | 1648 | Colonel Hammond's Letter sent To the Honorable William Lenthal Esq; Speaker of the Honorable House of Commons, Wherein he desires that Mr Osborns Charge against Major Rolph, may be brought to a speedy Examination. With a Letter Sent to the Honorable Committee at Derby-house, Concerning the taking of the Earl of Holland, and many Officers of quality, Two hundred Horse, much Gold and Silver, with other good Booty |
| HAMMOND, Gertrude Demain | 1910-16 | SEE Douglas C. STEDMAN, 1910 & 1916. |
| HAMMOND, James | 1754 | Love-elegies by Mr Hammond. Written in the Year 1732. With a Preface by the Earl of Chesterfield. |
| HAMMOND, James | 1762 | Love Elegies. Written in the Year 1732. By Mr Hammond. |
| HAMMOND, James | 1782 | Love Elegies. Written in the year MDCCXXXII by Mr Hammond. The Eighth Edition. |
| HAMMOND, James | Various | James Hammond was the son of Anthony Hammond, poet, pamphleteer and FRS, MP for Hunts and treasurer to the British forces in Spain in 1711, died in the Fleet Prison in 1738: see VCH ii p. 225. James Hammond's "Love Elegies", as well as appearing in numerous editions on their own, are reprinted in George PEARCH (Ed.), 1775, "A Collection of Poems", vol. 4 pp. 191-216. |
| HAMMOND, John | 1789 | An Appeal to the Public Respecting Mr P. Cowling's Handbill. |
| HAMMOND, John | Various | SEE George DYER, 1812, containing an ode dedicated to Hammond; and Frida KNIGHT (Ed.), 1974. |
| HANDBOOK FOR HERTFORDSHIRE, BEDFORDSHIRE AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE | 1895 | Handbook for Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire, with maps and plans, edited by H.M.C. |
| HANDBOOK FOR HERTFORDSHIRE, BEDFORDSHIRE AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE | 1895 (contd.) | |
| HANDEL, George Frederick | Various | See CORN EXCHANGE HUNTINGDON, 1899; [JENNENS], 1776. |
| POWELL, Frederick York | 1901 | SEE Grant ALLEN, 1901. |
| POWELL, Frederick York | 1908 | See W.G. COLLINGWOOD, 1908. |
| POWELL, H.A. | 1928 | SEE H. Beresford STEVENS, (1928?) |
| POWER, D'Arcy | 1917 (i) | Who performed lithotomy on Mr Samuel Pepys? |
| POWER, D'Arcy | 1917 (ii) | Why Samuel Pepys discontinued his diary. |
| POWER, D'Arcy | 1917 (iii) | The Medical history of Mr and Mrs Samuel Pepys. |
| POWER, Rev P.D. (Ed.) | 1877 | The Home Visitor and District Companion, an Illustrated Magazine. Edited by the Rev P.B. Power MA. New Series. Vol. iv. 1877 |
| POWER, Rev. P.B. | 1877 | The Home Visitor and District Companion, an illustrated magazine. New Series Vol. IV, 1877. See St NEOTS PA MAGAZINE 1877 |
| POWYS, Thomas Arthur | 1853 | Re-construction of the Liturgy, with additions from Holy Scripture only also Preface, Review of Present Liturgy, and Appendix. Addressed to members of every communion using a liturgy, or form of prayer. By Thomas Arthur Powys, AM, Rector of Sawtry, St Andrew, Huntingdonshire. |
| PRATT, (Samuel Jackson) | 1803 (ii) | John and Dame; or, The Loyal Cottagers: to which are added interesting particulars of the history of John and Dame. |
| PRATT, Edith | 1978 | As If It Were Yesterday. |
| PRATT, John Tidd | Various | See ST IVES FRIENDLY INSTITUTION, 1837; HUNTINGDON FRIENDLY ASSURANCE INSTITUTION, 1839. |
| PRATT, Lieut-Col S.C. | 1900 | SEE Spenser WILKINSON (Ed.), 1900. |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | (1749-1814) | Poet, dramatist and author, born in St Ives. For memoirs of him, see [Samuel Jackson PRATT, 1807] and Walter Stafford NORTHCOTE, 2nd. Earl of Iddesleigh, 1895; both bound in the volume Samuel Jackson PRATT, 1774-1895, "Memoir and Poems". |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1782 | Sympathy, a poem. Written by Mr Pratt, author of the Fair Circassian, Emma Corbett, &c. &c. Sixth edition. |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1783 (i) | Liberal Opinions, or, the History of Benignus. A New Edition, corrected. In Four Volumes. By Mr Pratt. |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1783 (ii) | The Pupil of Pleasure. In two volumes. A new edition, corrected. Written by Mr Pratt. |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1785 (iii) | Miscellanies, by Mr Pratt, in four volumes. |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1795 | Gleanings through Wales, Holland and Westphalia, with views of peace and war at home and abroad. To which is added Humanity; or The Rights of Nature. A Poem, revised and corrected. By Mr Pratt. (In 3 volumes). |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1799 | Gleanings in England; descriptive of the countenance, mind and character of the country. By Mr Pratt. Vol. IV (actually Vol. I - see under Notes). |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1801-1831 | Gleanings in England; descriptive of the countenance, mind and character of the country. By Mr Pratt. Vol. II. |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1802 | The Poor; or, Bread. A Poem. With notes and illustrations. By Mr Pratt, author of Sympathy, Gleanings, etc. Second Edition. |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1803 (i) | Gleanings in England; descriptive of the countenance, mind, and character of the country. With new views of Peace and War. By Mr Pratt. Vol. III. |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1803 (ii) | John and Dame; or, The Loyal Cottagers: to which are added interesting particulars of the History of John and Dame. |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1803 (iii) | Cottage-pictures; or, The Poor: a Poem, with notes and illustrations, By Mr Pratt, author of Sympathy, Gleanings, &c. Third edition, with five engravings, by Cardon, after Loutherbourg. |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1805 | Harvest-Home: consisting of Supplementary Gleanings, original dramas and poems, contributions of literary friends, and select re-publications, including Sympathy, a Poem, revised, corrected, and enlarged. From the eighth edition. In three volumes. |
| ST IVES BOOK CLUB | 1907 | St Ives Book Club of 36 Years Ago. |
| ST IVES BOROUGH COUNCIL | 1963-67 | [A collection of papers about the abbatoir in Meadow Lane, opened 1963 and extended 1967, and its predecessor in North Road: programme for the opening ceremony, 21st November 1963; 4 copies of programme for opening the extension, 27th June 1967; MS plan of the extension by J.G. REESON, November 1966; 2 invitation cards for opening the extension; article, with photos, about the extension, from "Meat Industry", Aug 1967, pp. 41-45; cuttings about the extension, from "Cambridge News" 28th June 1967, "Hunts Post" 6th July, and "Meat Trades Journal" 6 July; "Nabmag" (magazine of the National Associaton of British Market Authorities) issue no. 3, May 1970, containing article by J.G. REESON, "Design, Construction and Operation of an Abbatoir in a Small Market Town"; and "Frigidaire News", Vol. 18 No. 1, Jan-Feb 1964, containing article "A Model Abbatoir - designed for Expansion". |
| ST IVES BOROUGH COUNCIL | 1963-67 (contd.) | |
| ST IVES BRITISH SCHOOL | 1843 | Selection from the St Ives British School Magazine. |
| ST IVES FESTIVAL | 2000 | St Ives Festival 2000. Event Guide. Monday 21st August - Saturday 26th August. [With First Night programme, 22nd August]. |
| ST IVES FREE CHURCH | Various | See FREE CHURCH ST IVES |
| ST IVES FRIENDLY INSTITUTION | 1837 | The Rules and Regulations, and the Tables of Payments and Allowances, of the Friendly Institution, established at St Ives, in the County of Huntingdon, for the Town of St Ives, And its surrounding Villages, in Huntingdonshire and Cambridgeshire. Certified by John Tidd Pratt, Esq. Barrister at law, the 4th of July, and enrolled on the 16th October, 1837, pursuant to the statutes on this behalf made and provided. |
| ST IVES GRAMMAR SCHOOL | c. 1890 | References. |
| ST IVES GRAMMAR SCHOOL | No date (i) | St Ives Grammar School. (Boarding). An Independent School run on Publc School Lines. |
| ST IVES GRAMMAR SCHOOL | No date (ii) | St Ives Grammar School, St Ives, Huntingdonshire. An old-established Boys' School run on modern lines. Recognised by the Hammond Education Foundation and other County Committees, and a Centre for the Cambridge Local Examinations. |
| ST IVES LITERARY INSTITUTE | 1899 | St Ives Literary Institute News Sheet. [Vol. 1 nos. 1 (January 7th) to 12 (December 2nd) 1899]. |
| ST IVES MERCURY | 1719 | Vol. I. Numb. 6. St Ives Mercury: or, the Impartial Intelligencer. Being a Collection of the most Material Occurrences, Foreign and Domestick. Together with An Account of Trade. Monday, November 16, 1719. [To be continued Weekly.] |
| ST IVES MERCURY | 1719 (contd.) | |
| ST IVES PAGEANT | 1951 | Programme. Price 6d. 1951. A Pageant of St Ives, Tuesday July 3rd, Wednesday, July 4th at 7 p.m. in the Broadway. |
| ST IVES PARISH CHURCH | Various | See ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES. |
| ST IVES VESTRY | 1834 | A Report of the Proceedings which took place in St Ives Vestry on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the 15th, 16th and 17th Days of May, 1834, relative to the granting of a Church Rate; together with a full and correct copy of the Poll, as taken upon that occasion. |
| ST IVES, Borough of | 1935 | Borough of St. Ives. Official Programme of Celebrations. Held in the Broadway, Monday, May 6th, 1935. |
| ST IVES, Borough of | 1937 (i) | Coronation Celebrations, Borough of St Ives, Hunts, May 12th. 1937. Official Programme. Price 6d. |
| ST IVES, Borough of | 1937 (ii) | St Ives (Huntingdonshire). The Official Guide (Fifth Edition). |
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| TAYLOR, Margerie V. | 1926 | Romano-British Remains. |
| TAYLOR, Percy W. | 1902 | [Prospectus as Music Teacher]. |
| TAYLOR, Percy W. | No date (i) | Testimonials. |
| TAYLOR, Percy W. | No date (ii) | Vesper Hymn. |
| TAYLOR, Peter Alfred (Ed.) | 1875 | Some account of the Taylor Family (originally Taylard). [Including A Historic-genealogical memoir of the Family of Taylor of Aubury House, showing its connection with the ancient family of the Taylards of Huntingdonshire, by Joseph Lemuel Chester. December 1863. pp. 3-87.] |
| TAYLOR, Richard | 1833 | Sermon preached in Ely Cathedral, before the Chief Justice of the Isle of Ely, at the Lent Assizes, 24th. of March, 1833. Second edition with a preface. |
| TAYLOR, Richard | 1848 | A Leaf from the Natural History of New Zealand; or, a vocabulary of its different productions, &c., &c., with their native names. |
| TEBBUTT, Louis | 1939 | The Fen Office, Ely. (With notes on the illustrations by W.M. P[almer]) |
| TEBBUTT, Arnold | 1896 | A Handbook of Bandy; or, Hockey on the Ice. |
| TEBBUTT, Arnold | 1897 | See C.G. TEBBUTT et al, 1897. |
| TEBBUTT, C.F. | 1941 | Bluntisham-cum-Earith, Huntingdonshire. Records of a Fenland Parish. |
| TEBBUTT, C.F. | 1942 (i) | Huntingdonshire Folk and their Folklore. Reprinted from the Transactions of the Cambridgeshire & Huntingdonshire Archaeological Society vol. vi. part v. |
| TEBBUTT, C.F. | 1942 (ii) | Huntingdonshire Windmills. Reprinted from the Transactions of the Cambridgeshire & Huntingdonshire Archaeological Society vols. 5 and 6. |
| TEBBUTT, C.F. | 1944 | SEE Rev E. PEAKE, 1944. |
| TEBBUTT, C.F. | 1949 | Diamond Jubilee of C.G. Tebbutt Ltd Timber and Builder's Merchants, St Neots, -Hunts. 1889-1949. |
| TEBBUTT, C.F. | 1966 | St Neots Priory. [With appendices: 1. The Finds; 2. Fragment of braid from bronze belt link, by Elizabeth CROWFOOT; 3. The pottery, by J.G. HURST; 4. History of the Priory of St Neots, by Marjorie CHIBNALL]. |
| TEBBUTT, C.F. | 1978 | St Neots. The History of a Huntingdonshire Town. |
| TEBBUTT, C.F. | 1984 | Huntingdonshire Folklore. |
| TEBBUTT, C.F. | No date | Extracts from Assize Rolls of Huntingdonshire in the Seventeenth Century. Reprinted from "The Peterborough Advertiser". |
| TEBBUTT, C.G. | 1889 | Skating, parts i-v. |
| TEBBUTT, C.G. | 1892 | See J.M. HEATHCOTE and C.G. TEBBUTT, 1892, "Skating". |
| TEBBUTT, C.G. | 1896 | SEE Arnold TEBBUTT, 1896, "A Handbook of Bandy". |
| TEBBUTT, C.G., READ, Archibald and TEBBUTT, Arnold | 1897 | Skating. |
| NATURE AND DESIGN | 1769 | The Nature and Design of Christianity. Extracted from a late Author. The sixth edition. |
| CHRISTMAS HYMN | 1815 | A Christmas Hymn, to be sung in St Neots' Church, December 25th, 1815. |
| CHUBB, Thomas | 1730 | A Collecton of Tracts on Various Subjects. |
| CHUM OF JOHNNY BULL'S | 1871 | The Row at Dame Europa's School, "another account" by a chum of Johnny Bull's. |
| CHURCH BUILDER | 1872 | Sculptured stone from Godmanchester. |
| CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY | 1900 | Church Missionary Society. A Meeting on behalf of the above Society will (DV) bt held at The Infants' Schoolroom, St Neots, on Tuesday evening next, October 9th, 1900, etc. |
| CHURCH MONTHLY | 1895-96 | See ALL SAINTS CHURCH HUNTINGDON, 1895-96. |
| CHURCH MONTHLY | 1902 | An Ancient Bridge. |
| Church of England | 1704 | |
| KENNETT, White | 1704 (i) | The Case of Impropriations, And of the Augmentation of Vicarages And other Insufficient Cures, Stated by History and Law, From the First Usurpation of the Popes and Monks, to Her Majesty's Royal Bounty Lately extended to the poorer Clergy of the Church of England. With an Appendix of Records and Memorials relating to that Subject. |
| CHURCH OF ENGLAND MAGAZINE | 1839 | Biography. The Life of Mr. Nicholas Ferrar Jun. |
| CHURCH OF ENGLAND QUARTERLY REVIEW | 1850 | Art. I. [Reviews of "A Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury from the Bishop of Exeter"; W. GOODE, 1850, "A Letter to the Bishop of Exeter; containing an Examination of his Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury"; Rt Rev N. WISEMAN, 1850, "The Final Appeal in Matters of Faith, etc."; Henry DRUMMOND, 1850, "Remarks on Dr Wiseman's Sermon on the Gorham Case"] |
| CHURCH OF ENGLAND ZENANA MISSIONARY SOCIETY | 1889 | Church of England Zenana Missonary Society (In Co-operation with the C.M.S.). India's Women: or, Inside the Zenana. A Lecture on Mission Work . . . will be delivered by Colonel G.R. Stewart Black in the Infant Schoolroom, St Neots, on Wednesday Evening, Feb. 27th, 1889, etc. |
| CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART ST IVES | 2002 | See CATHOLIC PARISH OF ST IVES AND PAPWORTH, 2002 |
| CHURCH QUARTERLY | 1893 | Nichlas Ferrar and Little Gidding. |
| CHURCH, Samuel Harden | 1895 | Oliver Cromwell. A history comprising a narrative of his life, with extracts from his letters and speeches and an account of the political, religious and military affairs of England during his time. |
| CHURCHILL, C. | 1764 | The Candidate. A poem. |
| CHURCHILL, D.M. | 1970 | "Post-Neolithic to Romano-British sedimentation in the southern Fenlands of Cambridgeshire and Norfolk" |
| CHURCHMAN | 1850 | A View of Baptism, which supersedes Exeter v. Gorham. By a Churchman. |
| CHURCHMAN OF THE REFORMATION | 1850 | Tractarian Practices in Protestant Churches: Three Letters, reprinted from the "Christian Guardian", and now addressed to the Right Hon and Right Rev the Lord Bishop of London, and the Protestant Churchmen of the Diocese. |
| [HEYLYN, Peter] | 1642 | The Historie of Episcopacie, by Theophilus Churchman. |
| CHURTON, Edward | 1861 | SEE Edward TROLLOPE, 1861. |
| CICERO, Marcus Tullius | 1556 | SEE Nicholas GRIMALD, various. |
| CITY PRESS | 1883 | See Rev John DE KEWER WILLIAMS, 1883. |
| CLAIMS OF THE POOR | 1832 | The Claims of the Poor. |
| CLARE, John | 1821 | The Village Minstrel, and other poems. By John Clare, the Northamptonshire Peasant; author of "Poems on Rural Life and Scenery". 2 VOLUMES. |
| CLARE, John | 1865 | See also Frederick MARTIN, 1865. |
| CLARE, John | 1931 | Sketches in the Life of John Clare written by himself, now first published, with an introduction, notes and additions by Edmund Blunden. |
| CLARION | (1871) | To William, The German Emperor (in memoriam of 1870-71). A poem on the war suggested by "Dame Europa's School", and the fight between the French and German boys. Written and set to music by the Clarion. |
| CLARK, J. | c. 1890 | See BIBLE, c 1890. |
| CLARK, J.G.D. and GODWIN, H. | 1962 | The Neolithic in the Cambridgeshire Fens. |
| CLARK, John S. | 1996 | The Birds of Huntingdon and Peterborough. |
| CLARK, John Willis (Ed.) | 1907 | Liber memorandorum Ecclesie de Bernewelle, with an introduction by F.W. Maitland. (Mostly in Latin). |
| CLARKE, Dennis | 1987 | See Paul MIDDLETON (Ed.), 1987. |
| CLARKE, J. Erskine (Ed.) | 1867-68 | Parish Magazine, 1867-68. |
| CLARKE, J. Erskine (Ed.) | 1872 | Parish Magazine. |
| CLARKE, John Algernon | 1852 | Fen Sketches: being a description of the alluvial district known as the Great Level of the Fens, with a brief history of its progressive improvements in drainage and agriculture. |
| CLARKE, Sir Ernest | 1917 | "A Clerical friend of Pepys": See Henry B. WHEATLEY (Ed.), 1917, "Occasional papers etc." |
| CLARKSON, S. Flint | 1887 | See S. ALBANS ARCHITECTURAL & ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, 1887. |
| CLARKSON, William | 1816 | An Inquiry into the Cause of the Increase of Pauperism and Poor Rates; with a Remedy for the same, and A Proposition for Equalizing the Rates throughout England and Wales. |
| CLAUGHTON, Rev Piers Calverly | 1850 | SEE Right Rev W.J. TROWER, 1850. |
| CLAUGHTON, Rev T.L. | 1850 (i) | Our Present Duties in regard of Holy Baptism. A Sermon, preached in the parish church, Kidderminster, on Sunday, March 10th 1850, by the Rev T.L. Claughton, MA Vicar of Kidderminster and Honorary Canon of Worcester. Published by request. |
| CLAUGHTON, Rev T.L. | 1850 (ii) | Danger both from Rome and Infidelity. A Sermon Preached in the Parish Church, Kidderminster, on Sunday, November 10th, 1850, before the mayor and corporation, by the Rev T.L. Claughton, MA, Vicar of Kidderminster, and honorary canon of Worcester. Printed by request. |
| CLAY, Rotha Mary | 1914 | The Hermits and Anchorites of England, with fifty-four illustrations. |
| CLAYPOLE, Elizabeth | 1720 | Oliver Cromwell's daughter, supposed letter by - SEE Archdeacon EACHARD, 1720. |
| CLELAND, William | 1729 | See [Alexander POPE], 1729. |
| CLERGYMAN | 1850 | The Subjective and Objective Theories of Regeneration Explained and Examined; showing how the former theory is anti-scriptural, anti-catholic, and unreasonable; while the latter is scriptural, catholic, and reasonable: Dedicated to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, by a Clergyman of the Diocese of Exeter. |
| CLERGYMAN | No date | A Commentary on the Ten Commandments. By a Clergyman. No. 56. |
| CLERGYMAN OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND | 1826 | See [Edward MALTBY], 1826, "A Calm statement of the Catholic Question". |
| CLERGYMAN OF THE DIOCESE OF EXETER | 1850 | The Subjective and Objective Theories of Regeneration Explained and Examined; Showing how the former theory is anti-scriptural, anti-catholic and unreasonable: while the latter is scriptural, catholic and reasonable; Dedicated to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, by a clergyman of the diocese of Exeter. |
| CLERICUS OXONIENSIS | 1850 | Neither Exeter nor Gorham: Or, the Church of England versus the Bishop of Exeter and Mr Gorham, on Baptismal Regeneration. By Clericus Oxoniensis, BD. |
| CLERKE, Charles C. | 1850 | A Charge Delivered at the Visitation of the Archdeaconry of Oxford in May and June, 1850. By Charles C. Clerke, DD Archdeacon of Oxford. With an appendix, containing an address presented to the Bishop of the diocese by the Archdeacon, together with his Lordship's reply. |
| CLIFFORD, Caroline | 2004 | SEE Alan AKEROYD & Caroline CLIFFORD, 2004. |
| CLIFFORD, Caroline and AKEROYD, Alan | 2002 | Risen from Obscurity? Oliver Cromwell and Huntingdonshire. |
| CLIFFORD, W.G. | (c. 1920) | Holiday Angling (mainly for Roach). By W.G. Clifford ("Amicable Angler"). |
| CLIFFORD, W.G. | 1926 | Angling jaunts and jottings. |
| CLIFFORD, W.G. | No date | The List of Bookes. W.G. Clifford, Broadway. St Ives. Huntingdonshire. England. |
| CLIFTON E.F. | No Date | Private Tuition (Prospectus). |
| CLIMENSON, Emily J. | 1906 | Elizabeth Montagu, the Queen of the Blue-stockings. Her correspondence from 1720 to 1761. By her great-great-niece, Emily J. Climenson. With illustrations. In two volumes. |
| CLOSE, Rev F. | 1840 | The Pastoral character: a sermon, preached in the Abbey Church, Tewkesbury, on May 15th, 1840, on occasion of the Visitation of the Venerable J. Timbrill, D.D. Archdeacon of Gloucester. |
| COBBETT, William | 1832 | The Geographical Dictionary of England and Wales. |
| COBBETT, William | No date | Rural Rides in the Counties of Surrey, Kent, Sussex, etc. etc. . . . with economical and political observations relative to matters applicable to, and illustrated by, the state of those counties respectively. With an introduction by Edward Thomas. TWO VOLUMES. |
| COCHRANE, Constance | No date | Plea for a Minister of Public Health. A Paper by Miss Cochrane. |
| COCHRANE, Constance | 1904 | How Women as Councillors may improve Sanitation and Housing in Rural Districts. A paper read on behalf of the Women's Local Government Society, at the Congress of the Sanitary Institute, Glasgow, July, 1904. |
| COCKELL, Dennis | 1993 | Ceramic Encounters. |
| COCKERELL, Samuel Pepys | 1917 | Notes on some distinctive features in Pepys's portraits. See Henry B. WHEATLEY (Ed.), 1917, "Occasional papers etc." |
| COCKERELL, Samuel Pepys Jun. | 1917 | Notes on the false Messiah, Sabbatai Zevi. See Henry B. WHEATLEY (Ed.), 1917, "Occasional papers etc." |
| COCKIN, Joseph | 1801 | See [Robert STEVENSON, Joseph COCKIN and John Mead RAY], 1801. |
| CODRINGTON, Thomas | 1905 | Early Britain. Roman Roads in Britain. SECOND EDITION, Revised. |
| COLE, Charles Nalson | 1803 | A Collection of Laws which form the Constitution of the Bedford Level Corporation; together with an introductory history thereof. SECOND EDITION, corrected, with additions. |
| COLE, John | (1792-1848) | The "eccentric bookseller" of Northampton. Master of the Boys' National School at North End, Huntingdon 1842-5 and while there published "The Calendar of Every-day References for the County of Huntingdon etc.", printed by A.P. Wood in 1845. Norris says it's "very rare indeed" and we don't have a copy (nor does the Cambridge University Library) but we DO have four pages (89-92) pasted into our second copy of Robert CARRUTHERS, 1824. |
| COLE, Tristan de Vere | 1974 | See Roderic OWEN and Tristan DE VERE COLE, 1974. |
| COLE, William | 1777 | A Sermon preached at Eynesbury, in Huntingdonshire, on Friday, December XIII, M.DCCLXXVI being the day appointed for a solemn fast and humiliation, by William Cole, Rector of Eynesbury, etc. |
| COLEMAN, Thomas | 1853 | Memorials of the Independent Churches in Northamptonshire; with biographical notices of their pastors, and some account of the puritan ministers who laboured in the county. |
| COLERIDGE, Samuel Taylor | 1850 | SEE Bishop [Reginald] Heber, 1850. |
| COLERIDGE, Samuel Taylor | 1859 | See George HERBERT, 1859 (i). |
| COLES, John and HALL, David | 1998 | Changing Landscapes: The Ancient Fenland. |
| COLET, John | 1909 | See J.H. LUPTON, 1909. |
| COLLETT, Henry | 1925 | Little Gidding and its Founder. An account of the religious community established by Nicholas Ferrar in the XVIIth century. |
| COLLIER, Charles | 1856 | An Essay on the Principles of Education, Physiologically considered. |
| COLLIER, Rev Charles Hale | No date | Six Sermons by the late Rev. Charles Hale Collier, M.A. vicar of St Neots. |
| COLLIN, J.E. | 1904 | "Zoology: Insects - Diptera" |
| COLLINGWOOD, R.G. | 1930 | The Archaeology of Roman Britain. |
| COLLINGWOOD, W.G. | 1908 | Early Britain. Scandinavian Britain. With chapters introductory to the subject by the late F. York Powell. |
| COLLINS, Arthur H. | 1913 | Symbolism of Animals and Birds Represented in English Church Architecture. |
| COLLINS, James | 1850 | The Gorham Case, and the Doctrine which it Concerns, Considered. By James Collins, DD, Dean of Killala. |
| COLLYER, William Bengo' | 1820 | The Double Bereavement. Two sermons occasioned by the death of His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, and of his late Most Gracious Majesty George the Third: delivered The First, January 30, at Hanover Chapel, Peckham; and at Salters' Hall, London; The Second, February 6, 1820. At Hanover Chapel, Peckham; and at Sion Chapel, London: By William Bengo' Collyer, DDFAS Member of the Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Belle-Lettres of Dijon &c &c. |
| COLSON, Charles | 1840 | An Account of a visit to Little Gidding on the Feast of St Andrew, 1840. A paper read before the Cambridge Camden Society, on Saturday, December 5, 1840. |
| COMBINED SANITARY AUTHORITIES | 1887-(1900) | Caxton and Arrington Rural, St Neots Rural, and St Neots Urban Combined Sanitary Authorities. Annual Report for the 1886, by T. Ponyntz Wright, MRCSE, LSA Lond, Medical Officer of Health. [And for 1887-99; from 1894 Eaton Socon Rural is added to the list of Authorities] |
| COMMEMORATION SERVICE | 1911 | Market Square, St Neots, Thursday June 22nd, 1911. 9.0. a.m. Commemoration Service for the Coronation of their Majesties King George V and Queen Mary. |
| COMMONS OF ENGLAND | 1647/8 | A Declaration of the Commons of England In Parliament assembled; expressing Their Reasons and Grounds of passing the late Resolutions touching No farther Address or Application to be made to the King. |
| COMMONWEALTH MERCURY | 1658 (i) | The Commonwealth Mercury. From Thursday, Sept. 2 to Thursday, Sept. 9, 1658 |
| COMMONWEALTH MERCURY | 1658 (ii) | The Commonwealth Mercury. From Thursday, Novemb 18, to Thursday, Novemb 25, 1658. |
| COMPTON, Alwyne, Bishop of Ely | 1900 | (Subscription fund appeal for Bishop's Golden Wedding). |
| COMPTON, Alwyne, Bishop of Ely | No date | (Prospectus for limited edition of portrait). |
| COMPTON, Charles and Edward (Eds.) | 1879 | Memoir of Henry Compton. Edited by Charles and Edward Compton. With anecdotes and personal recollections of the eminent comedian by Mrs W.H. Kendal (Miss Madge Robertson), Messrs E.L. Blanchard, F.C. Burnard, Henry J. Byron, R. Brudenell Carter, W. Chippendale, Henry Howe, Henry Irving, Charles Matthews, J.R. Planche, Tom Taylor, J.L. Toole, and Hermann Vezin. |
| COMPTON, Edward. | 1879 | See Charles and Edward COMPTON (Eds.), 1879. |
| COMPTON, Henry | 1879 | Real name Charles MACKENZIE: See Memoir by Charles and Edward COMPTON (Eds.), 1879. |
| COMPTON-RICKETT, Arthur | 1916-18 | See Thomas HAKE and Arthur COMPTON-RICKETT, 1916 & 1918. |
| CONGLETON, Lord | 1850 | The True Idea of Baptism, by Lord Congleton. |
| CONGRATULATORY LETTER | 1731 | A Congratulatory letter to the Reverend Mr Patrick Smith, M.A. Vicar of Great Paxton, Huntingdonshire. Upon the Publication of his Laborious, Learned and Excellent Treatise, entitled, A Preservative against Quakerism. By a Gentleman. |
| CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ST NEOTS | (1904) | British Society for the Propagation of the Gospel among the Jews. Congregational Church, St Neots. Sermons will (D.V.) be preached in the above church, on Sunday, October 16th, etc. |
| CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ST NEOTS | (1911) | Sale of Work. Congregational Lecture Hall, Tuesday, March 14th, at 3.30. |
| CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1888 | Opening Services of the Above Church will be held on Tuesday, December 4th, 1888. |
| CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1894 | Congregational Church, St Neots. Sunday School Anniversary, 17th June 1894. Preacher:- Rev. R.E. GLEGG, of Peterboro'. |
| CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1904 | See also CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR, 1904. |
| CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1906 | The Congregational Church, St Neots. Dear Friend . . . (ballot re times of services). |
| CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1907 | The Congregational Church, St Neots. Sunday School Anniversary, 16th June 1907. Preacher: Rev. R. Denness COOPER, (Tunbridge Wells), a former pastor. |
| CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1908 | The Congregational Church, St Neots. Sunday School Anniversary, 21st June 1908. Preacher: Rev. Roderick G. Davies, of Shepherd's Bush. |
| CONGREGATIONAL REVIEW | 1887 | See Mrs G.S. REANEY, 1887. |
| CONGREGATIONAL REVIEW | No date | See John BROWN, No date, "Bygone Days in Bedfordshire". |
| CONGREGATIONALIST | 1878 | See Isabel REANEY, 1878. |
| CONNELL, James | 1850 | Christ the Head of the Universal and the Sovereign the Head of the National Church. A Sermon for the Times. Preached at Oxford, before the University. By James Connell, MA of Balliol College. |
| CONNOISSEUR | 1924 | A Stained Glass Panel for Jesus College, Cambridge: Bishop Alcock's Coat of Arms. |
| CONNOISSEUR | No date | Some By-ways of the Eighteenth Century. |
| CONOLLY, Ruth | (1991) | When I Was a Little Girl. |
| CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB, ST NEOTS | - | see ST NEOTS CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB. |
| CONTINUED CRY | 1675 | The Continued Cry of the Oppressed for Justice, Being A farther Account of the late Unjust and Cruel Proceedings of Unreasonable Men against the Persons and Estates of many of the People call'd Quakers, only for their peaceable Meetings to worship God. Presented to the Serious Consideration of the King and both Houses of Parliament. With a Postscript of the Nature Difference and Limits of Civil and Ecclesiastical Authority, and the inconsistency of such Severities with both. Recommended and submitted to the Perusal of Caesar's True Friends. By the Author of England's Present Interest, &c. |
| CONTINUED CRY | 1676 | The Second Part of the Continued Cry of the Oppressed for Justice. Being An Additional Account of the Present and Late Cruelty, Oppression & Spoil inflicted upon the Persons and Estates of many of the Peaceable People called Quakers, in divers Counties, Cities and Towns in this Nation of England and Wales (chiefly upon the late Act made against Conventicles) for the Peacable Exercise of their Tender Consciences towards God in Matters of Worship and Religion. |
| COOKE, George Alexander | (1805?) | Topography of Great Britain, or, British Traveller's Pocket Directory; being an accurate and comprehensive topographical and statistical description of all the Counties in England, Scotland and Wales, with the adjacent islands; illustrated with maps of the Counties, which form a complete British Atlas. Vol X, containing Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire and Rutlandshire. |
| COOKE, John | 1799 | SEE John MONTAGU, 4th Earl of Sandwich, 1799 |
| COOKE, Rev William | 1850 (i) | "Sacraments, Channels of Grace from our Lord's Humanity". A Sermon, preached in the church of St John the Evangelist, Uxbridge Moor, on Tuesday, August 27th, 1850, being the twelfth anniversary of the consecration. By the Rev William Cooke, MA Perpetual curate of St Stephen's, Hammersmith. Published by Request. |
| COOKE, Rev William | 1850 (ii) | The Faith of the Gospel. How shall the clergy teach? How shall the people hear? A Sermon, preached on the occasion of the ceremony called "Reading In", at St Stephen's, Hammersmith, on the 11th Sunday after Trinity, 1850. By the Rev William Cooke, MA Perpetual curate. |
| COOKE, W.C.C. (Ed.) | 1935-36 | See MASONIC CALENDAR AND DIRECTORY 1935-36. |
| COOPE, Rev W.J. | 1850 | Two Sermons on the Duty of Earnestly Contending for the Faith at the Present Crisis. By the Rev W.J. Coope, MA of Brasenose Coll. Oxford, and Rector of Falmouth. Preached in the parish church of Falmouth, Cornwall, on Sunday April 14th 1850, and now published by request. |
| COOPER, Charles Henry | No date | Annals of the University & Town of Cambridge. Part XXX. |
| COOPER, D. | (1899) | Views of Huntingdon and District. |
| COOPER, J. Omer | - | See OMER-COOPER, J. |
| COOPER, Major F.E. | 1900 | See Spenser WILKINSON (Ed.), 1900. |
| COOPER, Reginald Deness | 1890 | The History of the "Old Meeting House", St Neots, 1691-1890. Together with a short survey of the Religious Life of England at the beginning of this Century. By the present minister, Reginald Denness Cooper. |
| COOPER, Rev R. Denness | 1907 | See CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ST NEOTS, 1907. |
| COOPER, W. Smyth | No date | Words of The Wishing Cup, an operetta in three acts. |
| COOTE, Colin R. | 1926 | In and About Rome, with 10 illustrations in monotone by Hanslip Fletcher, 10 illustrations in colour by Kenneth Hobson and a map. |
| COOTE, Edward | 1657 | The English School-Master, Teaching all his Scholars, of what age soever, the most easie, short, and perfect order of distinct Reading, and true Writing our English-tongue, that hath ever yet been known or published by any. . . Devised for thy sake that wanteth any part of this skill, by Edward Coote, Master of the Free School in St Edmonds Bury. Perused and approved by publick Authority, and now the 27 time Imprinted with certain Copies to write by, at the end of this Book added. |
| COOTE, Edward | 1657 (contd.) | |
| COOTE, Howard | 1937 | While I Remember. |
| COOTE, Walter | 1875 | Three months in the Mediterranean. |
| COOTE, Walter | 1882 | Wandrings, south and east. With two maps and forty-seven wood engravings, executed under the direction of Edward Whymper, from sketches by the author, native drawings etc. |
| COOTE, Walter | 1883 | The Western Pacific. Being a description of the group of islands to the north and east of the Australian continent, with a map and twenty-three illustrations executed by E. Whymper from drawings by the author. |
| COP, Jaka | 1993 | SEE Tone CEVC, 1993, Slovenski Kozolec, Slovene Hay-rack |
| COPLEY, H. | 1928 | The Door. |
| COPPACK, B.C. | 1974 | See A. HORTON, G. BISSON and B.C. COPPACK, 1974. |
| COPYHOLD INCLOSURE AND TITHE COMMISSION | 1874 | Return of the acreage of 1. Waste lands subject to the rights of common. 2. Common field lands in each parish of England and Wales in which the tithes have been commuted, under the Tithe Commutation Acts . . . Ordered, by the House of Commons to be printed 13 April 1874 (85). |
| CORBOULD-ELLIS, C.F. | 1914 | Summer on the Ouse. |
| CORCORAN, Bryan | 1908 | Guide to St. Olave's, Hart Street, in the City of London. |
| CORDOVA | - | See Rudolph DE CORDOVA. |
| CORN EXCHANGE HUNTINGDON | 1899 | Corn Exchange, Huntingdon. On Wednesday, April 26th, 1899, Mr Frank Clark's performance of Handel's oratorio "Samson". |
| CORN EXCHANGE ST NEOTS | 1876 | Corn Exchange St Neots. The Atrocities in Bulgaria. Relief Fund in aid of the Christians. In behalf of the above, the Rev. H.B. Noble will give a reading from the works of Shakespeare, Dickens, Tennyson, Moseley, &c., Monday, September 25, 1876. |
| CORNARO, Ludowic | Various | Translated by George Herbert: see George HERBERT, 1841, 1859 (i); TEMPERATE MAN, 1678. |
| CORNFORD, P.H. | 1853 | The Morning of Life. A Sermon to the Young. |
| CORNHILL MAGAZINE | 1867 | The Cornhill Magazine. Vol. xvi. July to December, 1867. |
| CORNHILL MAGAZINE | 1918 | Jeff Day. |
| CORNISH, F.W. | 1882 | Life of Oliver Cromwell. With maps and plans. |
| COSTELLOE, B.F.C. | 1889 | See ROYAL COMMISSION ON MARKET RIGHTS AND TOLLS, 1889, "First Report . . ." |
| COTES, Captain | 1798 | See NORMAN CROSS, 1798. |
| COTTON, Lieut J.S. | 1849 | See F.W.N. BAYLEY, 1849. |
| COTTON, Sgt Maj Edward | 1889 | A Voice from Waterloo. A History of the Battle fought on the 18th June 1815. With a selection from the Wellington dispatches, general orders and letters relating to the battle. Illustrated with engravings, portraits and plans, by Sergeant-Major Edward Cotton (late 7th Hussars). SEVENTH EDITION revised and enlarged [although the paper cover still has "Sixth Edition"]. |
| COTTON, Sir John, Baronet | 1675 | See Sir Robert COTTON, Baronet, 1675. |
| COTTON, Sir Robert | 1609 | A Discourse of the lawfulness of combats to be performed in the presence of the King, or the Constable and Marshall of England, Written by Sir Robert Cotton . . . 1609. |
| COTTON, Sir Robert | 1621 | That the Kings of England have been pleased, usually, to consult with their Peers in the Great Council, and Commons in Parliament, of marriage, peace and war, written by Sir Robert Cotton . . . 1621. |
| COTTON, Sir Robert | 1641 | A Treatise Against Recusants, In defence of the Oath of Alegeance. With Executions of Consideration, for repressing the encrease of Papists. By Sir Robert Cotton, Knight. |
| COTTON, Sir Robert | 1651 | Cottoni Posthuma: Divers Choice Pieces of that Renowned Antiquary Sir Robert Cotton, Knight and Baronet, Preserved from the injury of Time, and Expos'd to public light, fot the benefit of Posterity. By J.H. Esq. |
| COTTON, Sir Robert | 1659 | SEE [Thomas SCOTT], 1659. |
| COTTON, Sir Robert | 1675 | An Answer to such Motives As were offer'd by certain Military-Men to Prince Henry, Inciting Him to Affect Arms more than Peace. Made at His Highness command by Sir Robert Cotton Baronet. With a short View of the Life and Reign of Henry the Third King of England, by the same Author. The SECOND EDITION, very much Corrected, and a Preface added by Sir John Cotton Baronet. To which is annexed the French Charity, or an Essay written in French by an English Gentleman, upon occasion of Prince Harcourt's coming into England: and translated into English, by F.S.J.E. |
| COTTON, Sir Robert | 1679 | That the Soveraigns Person is required in the Great Councils or Assemblies of the State, as well at the consultations as at the conclusions. Written by Sir Robert Cotton . . . |
| COTTON, Sir Robert | 1884 (i) | Collectanea Adamantaea - III. Cottoni Posthuma: Divers Choice Pieces of that renowned antiquary, Sir Robert Cotton, Knight and Baronet. Preserved from the Injury of Time, and exposed to publick light, for the benefit of Posterity. By J.H. Esq; Edited by Edmund Goldsmid, FRHS. Vol. I. |
| COTTON, Sir Robert | 1884 (ii) | Collectanea Adamantaea - III. Cottoni Posthuma: Divers Choice Pieces of that renowned antiquary, Sir Robert Cotton, Knight and Baronet. Preserved from the Injury of Time, and exposed to publick light, for the benefit of Posterity. By J.H. Esq; Edited by Edmund Goldsmid, FRHS. Vol. II. |
| COTTON, Sir Robert | 1887 | Collectanea Adamantaea - III. Cottoni Posthuma: Divers Choice Pieces of that renowned antiquary, Sir Robert Cotton, Knight and Baronet. Preserved from the Injury of Time, and exposed to publick light, for the benefit of Posterity. By J.H. Esq; Edited by Edmund Goldsmid, FRHS. Vol. III. |
| COTTON, Sir Robert | 1888 | Collectanea Adamantaea - III. Cottoni Posthuma: Divers Choice Pieces of that renowned antiquary, Sir Robert Cotton, Knight and Baronet. Preserved from the Injury of Time, and exposed to publick light, for the benefit of Posterity. By J.H. Esq; Edited by Edmund Goldsmid, FRHS. Vol. IV. |
| COTTON, Sir Robert | No date | A Relation of the proceedings against Ambassadors who have miscarried themselves, etc. |
| COULTER CLUB, HUNTINGDON | 1915 | See Charlotte G. HERBINE, 1915, "The Meeting of the Spheres". |
| COULTER, Dr | 1915 | See Charlotte G. HERBINE, 1915, "The Meeting of the Spheres". |
| COUNCIL ON EDUCATION, Science & Art Department of the Committee of | 1866 | Catalogue of the First Special Exhibition of National Portraits, ending with the reign of King James the Second, on loan to the South Kensington Museum. |
| COUNTRY CLERGYMAN | 1880 | A Plea for the Eastward Position and Ecclesiastical Vestments, by a Country Clergyman. |
| COUNTRY LIFE | 1903 | Old Mills |
| COUNTRY LIFE | 1906 | The Hon. Mrs Coulson Fellows (cover illus.) |
| COUNTRY LIFE | 1909 | Country Homes, Gardens Old and New: Buckden Old Palace, Huntingdonshire, the property of Sir Arthur W. Marshall. |
| COUNTRY LIFE | 1911 (i) | Country Homes, Gardens Old and New: Kimbolton Castle - II - Huntingdonshire, a seat of the Duke of Manchester. |
| COUNTRY LIFE | 1911 (ii) | English Furniture of the 17th and 18th Centuries, Furniture at Kimbolton (parts ii-iv). |
| COUNTRY LIFE | 1912 | The Destruction by Floods Round Ramsey. |
| COUNTRY LIFE | 1915 | The Hon. Sybil Fellowes (cover photo). |
| COUNTRY LIFE | 1916 | The Friend of Poets. |
| COUNTRY LIFE | 1925 | Bridges and Piety. |
| COUNTRY VILLAGE | 1835 | The Country Village Revisited in 1845: or, the consquences of the downfall of the church to the poor of many parishes. |
| COUNTY COUNCIL ASSOCIATION | [1939?] | The Jubilee of County Councils 1889-1939. Fifty years of local government, with a foreward by the Prime Minister (Neville Chamberlain). Part one. Historical and general. Part two. A Survey of our County (Huntingdonshire). |
| COUNTY OF HUNTINGDON | - | See HUNTINGDON, County of , and HUNTINGDON COUNTY COUNCIL. |
| COUNTY QUARTERLY | 1876-1880 | The County Quarterly. Conducted by J.H. Millard (to April 1878), thereafter by William Steadman Davis. |
| COURT, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel A. | 1900 | See Spencer WILKINSON (Ed.), 1900. |
| COURVILLE, E.H. (Ed.) | 1917 | Coins and their Values. A practical guide to the values and charactistics of coins and medals of note, based on the actual auction catalogues of sales held between January and December 1917. Volume I. Comprising English, Scotch, and Irish Coins and Medals, Foreign and Colonial Coins and Medals, Greek and Roman Coins, and War Medals. |
| COWELL, N.D. | 1994 | John Gamble and the St Neots Paper Mill. |
| COWLEY, Abraham | 1720 | Verses on the death of Cromwell - SEE Archdeacon EACHARD, 1720. |
| COWPER ILLUSTRATED | No date | Cowper Illustrated. Scenes connected with the Poet at Huntingdon. |
| COWPER, William | 1816 | Memoir of the Early Life of William Cowper, Esq. written by himself, And never before published. With an appendix containing some of Cowper's religious letters, and other interesting Documents, illustrative of the Memoir. |
| COWPER, William | 1824 | Private correspondence of William Cowper Esq. with several of his most intimate friends. Now first published from the originals in the possession of his kinsman, John Johnson, LL.D., rector of Yaxham with Welborne in Norfolk. In TWO VOLUMES. |
| COWPER, William | 1905 | The Poems of William Cowper. Edited with an introduction and notes by J.C. Bailey with twenty-seven illustrations. |
| COWPER'S HOUSE SCHOOL | [1886] | [Prospectus on Postcard]. |
| COWPER'S HOUSE SCHOOL | 1882 | English Grammar for Junior Classes. For use in Cowper's House School Huntingdon. By William Bryant. Printed on the School Press. |
| COWPER'S HOUSE SCHOOL | 1888 | Alphabetical Spelling Book, for use in Cowper's House School Huntingdon. Containing nearly 6000 words, in common use, and in which mistakes are most likely to occur. Selected by William Bryant. Printed on the School Press. |
| COX, Eliza, née TEBBUTT | 1894 | See Samuel COX, 1894. |
| COX, J. Charles | 1886 | How to Write the History of a Parish. THIRD EDITION, enlarged and re-written. |
| COX, J. Charles | 1905 | The Royal Forests of England, with fifty-three illustrations. |
| COX, J. Charles | 1916 | Bench Ends in English Churches. |
| COX, Richard | 1890 | See Marmaduke DARELL and Richard COX, 1890. |
| COX, Samuel | 1894 | The Hebrew twins. A vindication of God's ways with Jacob and Esau. With prefatory memoir by his wife and a portrait of the author. |
| COZENS, David | 1989 | Huntingdonshire Volume 1. A Portrait in Old Picture Postcards. Foreward by the Lord Renton, P.C., K.B.E., Q.C. |
| COZENS, David | 1990 | Huntingdonshire Volume 2. A Portrait in Old Picture Postcards of the towns and villages in the southern half of the county. |
| COZENS, David | 1992 | Huntingdonshire Volume 3. A Portrait in Old Picture Postcards of the towns and villages in the northern half of the county. Foreword by Rt. Hon. John Major M.P. |
| COZENS, David | 1992 (contd.) | |
| COZENS, David | 1995 | Huntingdon. A Pictorial History. |
| COZENS, David | 2001 | Huntingdon. A Photographic History of your Town. |
| COZENS, G.E. | 1898 | Thoughts Collected in Spare Moments. |
| COZENS, G.E. | 1900 | Croxton Park. August 12th 1900. |
| COZENS, Samuel | 1859 (i) | Justification and Sanctification. |
| COZENS, Samuel | 1859 (ii) | "They Have Taken Away My Lord". |
| CRADDOCK, Thomas | 1849 | See Neil WALKER and Thomas CRADDOCK, 1849, "The History of Wisbech and the Fens". |
| CRAIB, T. | 1906 | See S.C. LOMAS (Ed.), 1906. |
| CRANWELL, J. | 1765 | See Isaac Hawkins BROWN, 1765, "A Poem on the Immortality of the Soul". |
| CRANWELL, J. | 1768 | See Marcus Hieronymus VIDA, 1768. |
| CRASHAW, Richard | 1841-59 | See George HERBERT, 1841, 1859 (i). |
| CRASHAW, Richard | 1901 | The English Poems of Richard Crashaw, edited with an introduction and notes by Edward Hutton. |
| CRAUFURD, Alexander Q.G. | 1850 | Thirty-nine Reasons why the Clergy ought not to Subscribe the Thirty-nine Articles nor any other form of words. A Tract for the Times, No. II. By Alexander Q.G. Craufurd, MA, of Jesus College, Cambridge, formerly curate of St Mary's church, Woodhouse, Leeds. |
| CRAVEN AND CO | 1855 | Commercial directory of the County of Huntingdon and town of Cambridge containing an alphabetical list of the nobility, gentry, merchants . . . and separate historical and topographical descriptions of all towns . . . |
| CRAVEN AND CO | 1856 | Craven and Co's commercial directory of the counties of Huntingdon and Cambridge; with Peterborough, Lyn, Downham Market etc. containing an alphabetical list of the nobility, gentry, merchants . . . and separate historical and topographical towns . . . |
| CRAWFORD, T. Hamilton, R.S.W. | 1898 | See Emma MARSHALL, 1898. |
| CRAYON, Christopher | 1890 | See Henry BELL, 1890. |
| CREBER, John | 1980 | See HARTFORD MARINA LTD, (1980). |
| CREIGHTON, Mandell | 1897 | The Story of Some English Shires. By the Right Honourable and Right Reverend Mandell Creighton D.D., Lord Bishop of London. |
| CRICK, J.W. | 1951 | Two Parishes - One Village. By J.W. Crick, the Village Schoolmaster and his Senior Scholars Lionel and Leonard Boyce (aged 14), Pauline Jackson, Michael Flint and Sidney Fuff (13), Gina Simpson, Denis Colbert and Richard Burley (aged 12), and Heather Cade, Jean Saunders, Ellen Wayman, Ann Draper and Jacqueline Simpson (11 years). Offord Cluny & Offord Darcy, Huntingdonshire, 1951. The Year of the Festival of Britain. |
| CRIPPS, Ann (Ed.) | 1973 | The Countryman: Rescuing the Past. With foreword by John Higgs. 1974 edition. |
| CRIPPS, Wilfred Joseph | 1891 | Old English plate. ecclesiastical, decorative and domestic: its makers and marks. FOURTH EDITION, revised and enlarged. |
| CRISP, Thomas S. | 1821 | The Insufficiency of Human Efforts Contrasted with the All-sufficiency of Divine Power, in Evangelizing the Heathen World. A Sermon preached in the Wesleyan Chapel, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, at the Annual Meeting, of the Baptist Missionary Society, On June 20, 1821. By Thos. S. Crisp. |
| CROFTS, Matthew Henry | 1842 | A Brief Memorial of Mrs James, late of Kettering, Northamptonshire, by Matthew Henry Crofts, Baptist Minister, of Ramsey, Huntingdonshire. |
| CROFTS, Mrs | No date | [Prospectuses for Private School]. |
| CROMWELL LODGE | 1854 | No. 4,461A Laws of the "Cromwell Lodge" of the Ancient Order of Druids, No. 389, and Friendly Society, held at the White Horse Inn, Huntingdon. |
| CROMWELL, John Gabriel (Ed.) | 1897 | See James WAYLEN, 1897. |
| CROMWELL, Oliver | 1643 | The Copy of a Letter Written by Colonel Cromwel, To the Committee at Cambridge. Dated on Monday last being the 31 of July. Concerning the raising of the Siege at Gainsborough, with the Names of those that were Slayne, and the Number of the Prisoners taken. |
| CROMWELL, Oliver | 1654/5 | His Highness Speech to the Parliament in the Painted Chamber, at their Dissolution, Upon Monday the 22d of January, 1654. Published to prevent Mistakes, and false Copies. |
| CROMWELL, Oliver (pseudonym) | No date | Oliver Cromwell's Letter To a Certain Eminent Kidnapper. |
| CROMWELL, Richard | 1659 (iii) | To His Highnes Richard Lord Protector of the Common-wealth of England, Scotland, & Ireland, and the Dominions, and Territories thereunto belonging. The Humble Representation and Petition of the Field-Officers, and Captains of the severall Regiments of the Trained-Bands, of the City of London. With a Letter to the General Counsel of the Officers of the Army, of England, Scotland, & Ireland. |
| CROMWELL, Richard | 1659 (iv) | To His Highness Richard Lord Protector of the Common-wealth of England, Scotland, and Ireland, and the Dominions and Territories thereunto belonging. The Humble Representation and Petition of the General Council of the Officers of the Armies of England, Scotland, and Ireland. |
| CROMWELL, Sir Henry | 1890 | Will of Sir Henry Cromwell, Knight, Grandfather of Oliver Cromwell. Communicated by George Gatfield Esq. |
| CROMWELL, Thomas | 1821 | Oliver Cromwell and his times. |
| CROMWELL, William | 1773 | Great-grandson of the Protector: see his funeral sermon, Thomas GIBBONS, 1773. |
| CROMWELL'S SOLDIER'S BIBLE | 1895 | See Edmund CALAMY (Ed.), 1895. |
| CROMWELL'S SOLDIER'S CATECHISM | 1900 | See CATECHISM, 1900, "Cromwell's Soldier's Catechism". |
| CROSBY, Thomas | 1738 | The History of the English Baptists, from the Reformation to the beginning of the reign of King George I. Vol. 1 containing their history to the Restoration of King Charles II. |
| CROWFOOT, Elizabeth | 1966 | See C.F. TEBBUTT, 1966 |
| CROXTON PARK ESTATE | 1944 | By direction of The Lady Huntingfield. Cambs & Hunts. Borders. In the Parishes of Eltisley, Yelling & Toseland Valuable Freehold Properties, being outlying portions of the Croxton Park Estate, . . . will be sold by Auction by Messrs. J. Carter Jonas & Sons, in 38 Lots at the Cross Keys Hotel, St Neots, Hunts. On Thursday, the 20th day of July, 1944, etc. |
| CRUMP, C.G. and JOHNSON, C. | 1902 | Notes on "A Numismatic History of the Reign of Henry I" by W.J. Andrew. |
| CRUMP, Walter W. | 1898 | Η ΖΩΗ Η ΑΙΩΝΙΟΣ A Buried Sphinx. An Address by Walter W. Crump MA. |
| CUMBERLAND, George | 1912 | See Richard Dennison CUMBERLAND and George CUMBERLAND, 1912, "The Cumberland Letters". |
| CUMBERLAND, Richard | 1807 | Memoirs of Richard Cumberland, written by himself, containing an account of his life and writings, interspersed with anecdotes and characters of several of the most distinguished persons of his time with whom he had intercourse and connexion. 2 vols. |
| CUMBERLAND, Richard Dennison & CUMBERLAND, George | 1912 | The Cumberland Letters. Being the correspondence of Richard Dennison Cumberland and George Cumberland between the years 1771 and 1784, edited by Clementina Black and now printed for the first time. |
| CUMMING, Rev John | 1850 | Salvation. A Sermon, preached in the parish church of Crathie, Balmoral, before Her Majesty the Queen, Sunday, September 22, 1850. By the Rev John Cumming, DD Minister of the Scottish National Church, Crown Court, Covent Garden; Hon. Chaplain to the Scottish Hospital; and to the Highland Society, London. SIXTEENTH THOUSAND. |
| CUMMINGS | 1850 | SEE [Charles James BLOMFIELD], Bishop of London, 1850 (ii) |
| CUNLIFFE, Barry | 1974 | Iron Age Communities in Britain. An account of England, Scotland and Wales from the seventh century BC until the Roman Conquest. |
| CUNNINGHAM, J.W. | 1812 | Observations, designed as a reply to the "Thoughts" of Dr Maltby, on the dangers of circulating the whole of the scriptures among the lower orders. |
| CUNNINGHAM, Valerie | 1936 | Glatton. |
| CUNNINGTON, W.A. | 1904 | Zoology: Crustacea. |
| CURIOUS TRACTS ON WITCHCRAFT | 1820 | A Collection of Rare and Curious Tracts on Witchcraft and the Second Sight; with an Original Essay on Witchcraft. |
| CURTIS, Langley | 1678 | Englands Remarques: Giving an Exact Account of the Several Shires, Counties, and Islands in England and Wales. In every of which you have, I. How the County is bounded. II. The Length, Breadth and Circumference, etc. etc. etc. |
| CURTIS, Major E.G. | 1913 | Home Defence. St Neots, January 1913. (Announcement of Meeting). |
| CURTOIS, Rev Peregrine. | 1864 | It is proposed to put in the Chancel of Hemingford Grey a Window of Stained Glass to the Memory of the late J. Lawrence etc. |
| CUST, Lionel | 1917 | Notes on the portraits of Samuel Pepys. |
| ''CYRIL'' | 1910 | The Letters from Little Stuckley. Being the random musings of Cyril at the village pump. Reprinted from the "Commentator". |
| D[AUNCEY], C[harlotte] | 1900 (i) | Loss and Gain. A Thought for the Bereaved. |
| D[AUNCEY], C[harlotte] | 1900 (ii) | "Some Better Thing". A Lay for the Sorrowful. |
| D[AUNCEY], C[harlotte] | 1900 (iii) | God Bless the Lads! |
| D[AUNCEY], C[harlotte] | No date (i) | Units: An Octave. For Lovers of Music who have fallen on Discords. |
| D[AUNCEY], C[harlotte] | No date (iii) | Seeds of Light. |
| D[AUNCEY], C[harlotte] | No date (iv) | A Christmas Legend Revived. |
| D[AWES], C[harles] E. | No date (ii) | The Celebration of George III's Jubilee in Huntingdon and St Ives. |
| D[AWES], C[harles] E. | No date (iii) | Hemingford in 1340. |
| D[AWES], C[harles] E. | No date (iv) | "The Huntingtonshire Ploughman". |
| DACK, Charles | 1889 | The Trial, Execution and Death of Mary Queen of Scots. Compiled from the Original Documents by Charles Dack. |
| DACK, Charles | 1899 (i) | The Peterborough Gentlemen's Society. Reprinted from the "Journal of the British Archaeological Association", June 1899, for the Peterborough Natural History, Scientific, and Archaeological Society. |
| DACK, Charles | 1899 (ii) | Old Peterborough Customs and Their Survival. Reprinted from "The Journal of the British Archaeological Association". |
| DACK, Charles | 1908 | A Short history of the issue of Tradesmen's Tokens WITH Coins, medals and local tradesmen's tokens of the XVII, XVIII, XIXth centiries in the Peterborough Museum arranged by Captain J.A.M. Vipan, J.P. AND an illustration of the S.W. pinnacles and cloisters of Peterborough Cathedral from a pencil drawing by John Ruskin. |
| DADY, Jack | 1987 | Beyond Yesterday. A History of Fenstanton. |
| DADY, Jack | 1992 | Hilton, Huntingdonshire. |
| DADY, Jack | 2002 | Beyond Yesterday. A History of Fenstanton. Millennium Edition. |
| DAILLE, John | 1651 | A Treatise concerning the right use of the Fathers, in the Decision of the Controversies that are at this day in Religion. Written in French by John Daille, Minister of the Gospel in the Reformed Church at Paris. |
| DALE, Donald | 1939 | Pepys and his barge, prepared from the manuscript of the late Edwin Chappell. |
| DALE, Nathaniel | No date | The Eventful Life of Nathaniel Dale, with recollections and anecdotes containing A great variety of Business Matters, &c., as occurred in the life of the Author. |
| DAME EUROPA'S EYES | [1871] | Dame Europa's Eyes Opened and John Vindicated. |
| DAME EUROPA'S REPORT | 1871 (i) | Dame Europa's Report to the Inernational School Board: on the fight in her school after hearing both sides. |
| DAME EUROPA'S REPORT | 1871 (ii) | Dame Europa's Report to the International School Board: on the fight in her school after hearing both sides. FOURTH EDITION. |
| DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL | - | See VARIOUS (DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL ETC. W. PULLEN) and VARIOUS (DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL ETC. 1871). See the record on Rev Canon H.W. Pullen for an explanation. |
| DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL | 1871 | Dame Europa's School fifty years hence. A prophetic view thereof. |
| DAME HISTORY'S TALE | 1871 | Dame History's Tale of S. George, his Sister, and the Dragon. |
| DAMPIER, W.J. | 1850 | Baptismal Grace: A Sermon, preached in the parish church of Coggeshall, on Whitsunday, 1850. By W.J. Dampier, MA, vicar. |
| DANIELS, Jackie & MORRIS, Christine | 1993 | From Schools to W.I. 150 years of Education at Walden Road. |
| DARBY, H.C. | 1936 | The Middle Level of the Fens and Its Reclamation (with the collaboration of Phyllis M. Ramsden). |
| DARBY, H.C. | 1978 | See Alison TAYLOR, David M. BROWNE and H.C. DARBY, 1978. |
| DARELL, Marmaduke & COX, Richard | 1890 | Declaration of the Charges of Diet and Expenses incurred at the Funeral of Mary Queen of Scots. |
| DARNAY, Anne | 1924 | Great Gifts. |
| DARRINGTON, William | 1988 | See D.R. VILES (Ed.), 1988. |
| DARTON, William | (1820) | Darton's new Miniature Atlas containing a complete set of County Maps in which are Carefully Delineated All the Principal Direct & Cross Roads, Cities, Towns, Villages, Parks, Seats, Rivers & Navigable Canals with a General Map of England & Wales. |
| GORHAM, George James, Esq | 1841 | A catalogue of household furniture, books and other effects which will be sold by auction on the premises , lately the residence of George James Gorham Esq on Tuesday and Wednesday the 19th and 20th days of October 1841. |
| STANDLY, HP, Esq | 1844 | A catalogue of hot-house plants, green and hot-houses etc and 265 dozen of choice wines which will be sold by auction at Paxton Place, near St Neots on Monday 22nd, Wednesday 24th & Friday 26th days of July 1844 by order of the executors of the late HP Standly Esq. |
| STANDLY, HP, Esq | 1845 | A catalogue of a collection of prints & drawings of 'The English School' also 'The Works of William Hogarth'; being the genuine property of the late HP Standly, Esq of Paxton Place, St Neots, which will be sold by auction at 8 King Street, St James' Square, London on Monday April 14th 1845. |
| DAUNCEY, Charlotte | - | "Mrs Charlotte Dauncey, widow of --- Dauncey Esq., and daughter of the late Rev John Green, Vicar of St Neots, died at St Leonards-on-Sea, March 1911" - note in front cover of Charlotte DAUNCEY [1902] (i). |
| DAUNCEY, Charlotte | [1900] (iv) | Season-Verses. Reprinted from "Lease and Re-Lease". |
| DAUNCEY, Charlotte | [1902] (i) | Circles. With Introduction by Rev J.H. Carr M.A. |
| DAUNCEY, Charlotte | [1903] (i) | Units: An Octave. For Lovers of Music who have Fallen on Discords. SECOND EDITION (revised). |
| DAUNCEY, Charlotte | [1907] | "Perfect Freedom". |
| DAUNCEY, Charlotte | 1901 | Victoria's Progress. |
| DAUNCEY, Charlotte | 1902 (ii) | Peace. |
| DAUNCEY, Charlotte | 1902 (iii) | Three Gifts. |
| DAUNCEY, Charlotte | 1903 (ii) | Sparkles in the Frost. |
| DAUNCEY, Charlotte | No date (ii) | Easter Blooms. |
| DAUNCY, Charlotte | no date | Circles. |
| DAVENPORT, Cyril | [1895] | Little Gidding Bindings. |
| DAVENPORT, Cyril | 1904 (i) | Embroidered bindings of Bibles in the possession of the British and Foreign Bible Society. |
| DAVENPORT, Cyril | 1904 (ii) | See L.G. Wickham LEGG (Ed.), 1904. |
| DAVENPORT, Cyril | 1921 | British Heraldry. |
| DAVENPORT, Cyril | No date | Three recently discovered bindings with Little Gidding stamps. |
| DAVENPORT, John | 1646 | The Witches of Huntingdon, their examination and confessions; exactly taken by his Majesties Justices of Peace for that County. Whereby will appeare how craftily and dangerously the Devill tempteth and seizeth on poore soules. The Reader may make use hereof against Hypocrisie, anger, malice, swearing, idolatry, lust, covetousnesse, and other grievous sins, which occasioned this their downfall. |
| DAVID | 1859 | The Anniversary of Salem Chapel, Ramsey. Mr George Murrell's Sermon. |
| DAVIES, Capt. George | 1857 | Orders and Regulations for the government of the Huntingdonshire Constabulary, approved by the Justices in Quarter Sessions, on the 6th of April, 1857. |
| DAVIES, E.G. | 1985 | The History of St Neots Rowing Club. A Record of Rowing and Sculling at St Neots 1865-1985. |
| DAVIES, E.G. | 1988 | Recollections. A Record of Memories and Experiences in St Neots and other places, 1912-1947. |
| DAVIES, H.H. | 1912 | See HISTORICAL PAGEANT, 1912 (ii). |
| DAVIES, Rev Roderick G. | 1908 | See CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ST NEOTS, 1908. |
| DAVIS, Arthur | 1901 | Great Tent Campaign in St Neots (Mr Franks' Field, Cambridge Street), commencing July 21st, 1901, every evening at 8.0 o'clock, conducted by Arthur Davis, (the young Engish Evangelist), and others. |
| DAVIS, Beth | 2002 | Photographic Memories. Francis Frith's Cambridgeshire Villages. |
| DAVIS, Rev F.N. (Ed.) | 1913 | Rotuli Roberti Grosseteste, Episcopi Lincolniensis. A.D. MCCXXXV-MCCLIII, transcribed and edited by Rev F.N. Davis. |
| DAVIS, William Steadman | 1878-1880 | See COUNTY QUARTERLY, 1876-1880. |
| DAWES, Charles E. | 1890 | Somersham: past and present. Reprinted from the "Hunts County Guardian". |
| DAWES, Charles E. | 1891 (i) | Brampton and Samuel Pepys. Occasional Hunts County Sketches (Second Series), I. Reprinted from The Hunts County Guardian. |
| DAWES, Charles E. | 1891 (ii) | The Parish of Colne. Occasional Hunts County Sketches (Second Series), II. Reprinted from The Hunts County Guardian. |
| DAWES, Charles E. | No date (i) | A Glimpse of Huntingdonshire in the 14th Century. |
| DAWKES, Thomas | 1747 | Prodigium Willinghamense; Or, Authentic Memoirs Of the more Remarkable Passages in the Life of a Boy, Born at Willingham, near Cambridge, October 31, 1741; Who, Before he was Three Years old, was Three Feet, Eight Inches high, And had the Marks of Puberty. With some Reflections on his Understanding, Strength, Temper, Memory, Genius, and Knowledge. By T. Dawkes, Surgeon. |
| DAWN OF THE DAY | 1892-1906 | See ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES, 1892-4, 1900-02, 1903-06. |
| DAY versus DAY | 1820 | Day versus Day. Question as to Legitimacy. A Trial by Ejectment, between John Day of Bedford, Esq. Plaintiff, and Thomas Day, of Spaldwick, Esq. Defendant, for the Recovery of an Estate in the County of Huntingdon, Tried at the Assizes held there on Monday July 31, 1797, before The Hon Mr Justice Heath And a Special Jury. . . . Taken in short-hand by Mr Blanchard. |
| DAY versus DAY | 1820 (contd.) | |
| DAY versus DAY | 1823 | A Trial by Ejectment, Involving a Question of Legitimacy, between John Day, of Bedford, Esq. Plaintiff, and Thomas Day, of Spaldwick, Esq. Defendant, for the Recovery of an Estate in the County of Huntingdon, Tried at the Assizes held there on Monday July 31, 1797, before The Hon Mr Justice Heath And a Special Jury. . . . SECOND EDITION. |
| DAY versus DAY | 1826 | The Great Huntingdonshire Cause. Trial by Jury. Day versus Day. THIRD EDITION, with Lord Erskine's Letters, an Appendix, &c &c. . . . An Appeal to the County of Huntingdon. A Question of Legitimacy, between John Day of Bedford, Esq. Plaintiff, and Thomas Day, of Spaldwick, Esq. Defendant, for the recovery of a freehold estate in the County of Huntingdon, tried at the Assizes held at Huntingdon, July 31, 1797, before Mr Justice Heath And a Special Jury. |
| DAY, E. Hermitage | 1903 | Pillars of the Church. No 1: Nicholas Ferrar and the Household of Little Gidding. |
| DAY, Eric | 1987 | See Paul MIDDLETON (Ed.), 1987. |
| DAY, Eric & LONG, Margaret | 1990 | Portrait of Yaxley. |
| DAY, George Game | 1843 | Defeat of the Anti-Corn-Law League in Huntingdonshire. The Speech of Mr George Game Day on that occasion at Huntingdon, June 17, 1843, (published by request) with notes and additions. SEVENTH EDITION. |
| DAY, George Game | 1843 (contd.) | Bound with other pamphlets under VARIOUS: "Political G.G. Day" (2); A SECOND COPY (225 x 140mm) is bound with other pamphlets under VARIOUS: "Speeches G.G. Day" (3). A copy of the FIFTH EDITION, 205 x 130mm and apparently identical except in having no "Opinions of the Press" printed on the verso of p. 39, is bound with other pamphlets under VARIOUS: "Speeches G.G. Day" (2). A copy of the EIGHTH EDITION, 200 x 130mm and including the "Opinions of the Press", is bound with other pamphlets under VARIOUS: "Political G.G. Day" (3). |
| DAY, George Game | 1844 (i) | The People's Edition. Defeat of the Anti-Corn-Law League in Huntingdonshire. The Speech of Mr George Game Day on that occasion, June 17, 1843, (published by request) with notes and additions. TWENTY-EIGHTH EDITION. |
| DAY, George Game | 1844 (ii) | Mr Day's Second Speech. The Farmers and the League. The Speech of Mr George Game Day, of St Ives, at Huntingdon, January 27, 1844, on the occasion of forming an Anti-League Association for the County of Huntingdon. With Notes. Reported by his brother, William Day. Published at the Request of the Meeting. THIRD EDITION. |
| DAY, George Game | 1844 (iii) | The People's Edition. Mr Day's Second Speech. The Farmers and the League. The Speech of Mr George Game Day, of St Ives, at Huntingdon, January 27, 1844, on the occasion of forming an Anti-League Association for the County of Huntingdon. With Notes. Reported by his brother, William Day. Published at the Request of the Meeting. FORTY-FIFTH EDITION. |
| DAY, George Game | 1844 (iv) | Mr George Game Day's Letter to Richard Cobden, Esq., M.P. in reply to remarks contained in his speech, delived at Covent Garden Theatre, On Wednesday March 20, 1844. |
| DAY, George Game | 1851 | The Effects of Free Trade. The Speech of Mr George Game Day, at a public dinner, given to him and the Rev. James Linton, in the Town Hall, Huntingdon, July 29, 1851. (Published by request). |
| DAY, George Game | Various | See Weston HATFIELD, 1837; NEW FARMERS' JOURNAL, 1843; James HILL, 1843; John ALMACK junior, 1844. |
| DAY, Jeffery | 1925 | Poems and Rhymes. |
| DAY, Mrs S. | 1881 | [Testimonial Appeal]. |
| DAY, William | 1844 (i) | Incendiarism!!! Who are the Instigators? First Thousand. |
| DAY, William | 1844 (ii) | See George Game DAY, 1844 (ii), 1844 (iii). |
| DAY, William | 1847 | How to Stop, and When to Stop. Punctuation Reduced to a System. By William Day, author of "Slavery in America shown to be Peculiarly Abominable ". FOURTH EDITION. |
| DE CORDOVA, Rudolph | No date | Mr Dendy Sadler at Home. |
| DE GALARDI, P.F. | 1671 | La Tyrannie Heureuse ou Cromwel Politique, Avec les artifices & intrigues dans tout le cours de sa conduite. Par le Sieur de Galardi. |
| DE KEWER WILLIAMS, Rev John | 1883 | Description of the De Kewer Williams Collection. The following are selections from notices which have appeared in the public press. Newspaper extracts (from the following): Moonshine, 5th June 1879; The Baptist, 24th October 1879; 5th April 1883; The City Press, 28th January 1883; The Inquirer, 4th September 1880; Christian Commonwealth, 21st December 1882. |
| DE KEWER WILLIAMS, Rev John | 1889 | Catalogue of the Cromwellian Museum of the Rev. J. De Kewer Williams. Day of sale. Monday, the 6th of May, 1889. |
| DE LA MORE, Thomas de Eschallers | 1649 | The English Catholike Christian, or, The Saints Utopia: by Thomas de Eschallers de la More, an unprofitable Servant of Jesus Christ: Of Graies-Inne Barrister, and Minister of the Gospel of eternall salvation. In the Yeer of Grace and Truth, 1649. A Treatise consisting of four Sections. 1 Josuah's Resolution. 2 Of the Common Law. 3 Of Physick. 4 Of Divinity. |
| DE LOS SANTOS, Francisco | 1671 | The Escurial; Or, a Description of that Wonder of the world for Architecture and Magnificence of Structure: Built by K. Philip the Iid of Spain, and lately Consumed by Fire. Written in Spanish by Francisco de los Santos, a Frier of the Order of S. Hierome, and an Inhabitant there. Translated into English by a Servant of the Earl of Sandwich in his Extraordinary Embassie thither. |
| DE RAMSEY, Barons | * | See FELLOWES. |
| DE VERE COLE, Mavis | 1974 | Mavis de Vere Cole, née Mabel Wright of Needingworth and St Ives, and later Mavis Wheeler: see Roderic OWEN and Tristan DE VERE COLE, 1974. |
| DE VERE COLE, Tristan | 1974 | See Roderic OWEN and Tristan DE VERE COLE, 1974. |
| DE ZULUETA, F. | 1909 | "Patronage in the Later Empire". |
| DEANE, James | 1864 | On the Emotional Element in Disease; by James Deane, MA, MD, (of St Ives, Hunts). |
| DEANE, James | No date | An Essay on the Waste and Supply in the Human System. SECOND EDITION. |
| DEATH OF ALTAMONT | No date | The Death of Altamont; or, The Power of Conscience. No 58. |
| DEBATER PRESS | 1910 | See ''CYRIL'', 1910, "The Letters from Little Stuckley". |
| DECK, Rev John | 1843 | Infant Baptism. Two sermons preached in St John's Church, Hull; September 17th 1843. By the Rev John Deck, MA, Curate of St John's. Published by request. SECOND EDITION. |
| DECLARATION OF THE COUNTIES | 1648 | The Declaration of the Counties of Worcester-shire, Warwick-shire, Hereford shire, and Sallop, concerning the raising of forces there for the King: Also, A Declaration of the City of London, to give satisfaction touching their Desires of a Personall Treaty with His Majesty. With a List of prisoners taken at St Needs, and the names of the Colonels, and other Officers taken since in the pursuit of the Duke of Buckingham. |
| DEDICATION OF A WINDOW | No date | The Dedication of a Window. |
| DEFOE, Daniel | [1906] | The Life, Adventures & Piracies of the Famous Captain Singleton by Daniel Defoe with an introduction by Theodore Watts-Dunton. |
| DELAPRYME, Charles | 1864 | The Life of Christ: an Eclectic Gospel, from the Old and New Testaments. (Including the whole of the Four Gospels.) Aranged on a New Principle, with analytical tables. By Charles Delapryme, MA, of Trinity College, Cambridge, and of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law. |
| DELLAR, George | 2002 | SEE Stuart LITTLEWOOD, 2002. |
| DENISON, George Anthony | 1850 (i) | The Warning of the Church of England. A Sermon, preached in the parish church of East Brent, Somerset, on Palm-Sunday, 1850. By George Anthony Denison, MA Vicar. |
| DENISON, George Anthony | 1850 (ii) | An Appeal to the Clergy and Laity of the Church of England, to combine for the defence of the Church and for the recovery of her rights and liberties. By George Anthony Denison, MA Vicar of East Brent. |
| DESCRIPTION OF ENGLAND AND WALES | 1769 | A Description of England and Wales, containing a particular Account of each County, with its Antiquities, Curiosities, etc. etc. and the Lives of the Illustrious Men each County has produced. Embellished with two hundred and forty Copper Plates, of Palaces, Castles, Cathedrals, etc. etc. Vol. V. |
| DETHICK, Sir William | 1890 (i) | The order for the Buriall for Marie Queen of Scotts, at Peterborough, observed the First of August, on Tuesday, 1587. |
| DETHICK, Sir William | 1890 (ii) | The Solemnity of the Funerall of Mary, late Scottish Queene and Dowager of France, celebrated in the church of Peterborough, Anno Domini 1587, Augusti Primo. |
| DEVIE v LORD BROWNLOW | 1782 | House of Lords. From the Court of Chancery. The Right Honourable Lord Brownlow, Appellant. James Devie, Clerk, Respondent. The Appellant's Case. [Also] Appendix to the Appellant's Case [and] The Respondent's Case. |
| DEVIE v LORD BROWNLOW | 1792 | Of Exemptions from the Payment of Tithes of the Lands of the Monasteries and Abbies dissolved by Stat. 31 Hen. 8 Cap. 13. as stated in the arguments in the case of Devie against Lord Brownlow, and others, in the Court of Chancery, 1790. With an Appendix, Containing some Authentick Documents relative to the Local Site of Farcet Fen. |
| DEWEY, H. | 1926 | See Horace B. WOODWARD, 1926. |
| DEWINDT, Anne Reiber and Edwin Brezette | 2006 | Ramsey. The Lives of an English Fenland Town, 1200-1600. |
| DEWINDT, Edwin Brezette | 2006 | SEE Anne Reiber and Edwin Brezette DEWINDT, 2006. |
| DEWS, Nathan | 1876 | History of Somersham, Hunts., With an Appendix containing a short Account of the Fen District & the County of Huntingdon. Compiled by Nathan Dews, Master of the Charity and National School, Somersham, 1876. |
| DIALOGUE ON BAPTISM | 1850 | A Dialogue on Baptism between two Churchmen. |
| DICKENS, Brother John | 1913-14 | See MASONIC CALENDAR AND DIRECTORY, 1913-14. |
| DICKENS, C. | 1792 | Inscribed to Robert Burton Esqr., Cromwell Place, St Ives, Huntingdonshire; an occasional, multifarious Sermon, preached in the Country, upon the following words of St. Paul - We exhort you, Brethen, warn them that, are unruly. |
| DICKENS, Charles | 1772 | Dr Charles Dickens's Plain Narrative, Delivered by himself (viva voce) in Open Court, At the Michaelmas General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, holden at Huntingdon, October 6th, 1772; Before the following Triumvirate of Magistrates, Richard Reynolds Esq; Doctor Walton. Mr Sherrard. To whom, to Trebonius and Phillipus the two renowned Advocates for the Appellants, to the Auditors, to the other Magistrates of the County, and to all other Persons who may become Readers thereof, it is most respectfully inscribed. By their obedient humble Servant, Charles Dickens. Vellem in amicitia Nos erraremus. |
| DICKENS, Charles | 1772 (contd.) | |
| DICKENS, Charles | 1777 | The Sufficiency of the Scriptures chiefly set forth in the following Sermon, occasioned by the death of James Favell, D.D., preached and inscribed particularly to the parishioners of Houghton and Wyton, Huntingdonshire, by Charles Dickens, L.L.D., Rector of Hemingford Abbots. |
| DICKENS, Charles (Ed.) | 1884 | All The Year Round. A Weekly Journal Conducted by Charles Dickens. No. 839 new series, 27th December 1884. |
| DICKINSON, M.J. | 1992 | See R.H. THOMPSON and M.J. DICKINSON, 1992. |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. | 1946 | Historic Hemingford Grey. An account of a Huntingdonshire village. Illustrated. (Foreword by Derek Walker-Smith). |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. | 1947 | Ramsey Church and Abbey, Huntingdonshire. |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. | 1963-64 | See HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL, 1963-64 |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. | 1964 (i) | The Borough of Huntingdon & Godmanchester. Official Handbook. Issued with the authority of the Corporation by Philip G.M. Dickinson, FSA FRHistS FRGS, Borough Archivist. With Illustrations and a Street Map. |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. | 1964 (ii) | Ramsey. The Parish Church of St Thomas of Canterbury and The Abbey of St Mary and St Benedict. SECOND EDITION revised. |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. | 1969 | The Borough of Huntingdon & Godmanchester. Official Handbook by Philip G.M. Dickinson, FSA FRHistS FRGS, Borough Archivist. REVISED AND ENLARGED EDITION With 38 illustrations and a Street Map. Issued with the authority of The Corporation. |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. | 1970 (i) | Houghton Mill. |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. | 1970 (ii) | Hinchingbrooke House, Huntingdonshire. Published by the Governors of Hinchingbrooke School on the occasion of the opening of the new school buildings by Victor Montagu Esq., 18 September 1970. |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. | 1971 | Ramsey Urban District Huntingdonshire Official Guide. Issued with the authority of the Urban District Council. |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. | 1972 (i) | A Survey Made of the Town and Lands in Huntingdon, 10th Day of May 1572 in the 15th Year of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth. |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. | 1972 (ii) | Great Paxton, Huntingdonshire. Its village and Minster church. |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. | 1973 (i) | Houghton and Wyton, Huntingdonshire. Illustrated. |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. | 1973 (ii) | Oliver Cromwell and the Town of Huntingdon. |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. | 1987 | The Village of Houghton & Wyton, Huntingdonshire. REVISED EDITION of 1973 work, with additional foreward by David Hunter. |
| DICKINSON, Philip G.M. & JAMIESON, A. | 1965 | The History of Huntingdon Grammar School. Written on the occasion of the 400th anniversary of the founding of the School. |
| DICTIONARY OF NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY | 1903 | See Herbert E. NORRIS, 1903. |
| DIGBY, Sir Kenelm | 1675 | Choice and Experimented Receipts in Physick and Chirurgery, as also Cordial and Distilled Waters and Spirits, Perfumes, and other Curiosities. Collected by the Honourable and truly Learned Sir Kenelm Digby Kt. Chancellor to Her Majesty the Queen-Mother. The SECOND EDITION Corrected & Amended. |
| DIGBY, Sir Kenelm | 1677 | The Closet of the Eminently Learned Sir Kenelme Digby Kt. Opened: Whereby is Discovered Several ways for making of Metheglin, Syder, Cherry-Wine, &c. together with Excellent Directions for Cookery: As also for Preserving, Conserving, Candying, &c. Published by his Son's Consent. The Third Edition, Corrected. |
| DING, Jean | 2004 | Old Fenstanton - a collection of photographs. |
| DIOCESE OF ELY | 1911 | A Service of Prayer and Thanksgiving for Thursday, the 22nd day of June, 1911, being the day of the coronation of their Majesties King George V and Queen Mary, sanctioned by the Bishop for use in the Diocese of Ely. |
| DIOCESE OF ELY | No date (i) | The Order of Confirmation, with hymns and prayers, for general use in the Diocese of Ely. By Authority. |
| DIOCESE OF ELY | No date (ii) | The Office for the Public Institution of a Priest to a cure of souls in the Diocese of Ely, by authority. |
| DIOCESE OF ELY | No date (iii) | The Order of Confirmation, together with hymns, sanctioned by the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, for general use in the Diocese of Ely. |
| DIOCESE OF ELY | No date (iv) | The Office for the Public Institution of a Priest to a cure of souls in the Diocese of Ely. |
| DIOCESE OF ELY | No date (v) | The Office for Induction in the Diocese of Ely. When the New Incumbent has not been publicly instituted in the parish church. By Authority. |
| DIOCESE OF ELY SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHURCH MUSIC | 1862-1887 | Ely Festival Music (1862, 1866, 1868, 1870, 1872-79, 1881, 1885-7). |
| DIOCESE OF ELY SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF CHURCH MUSIC | 1860-1874 | Ely Festival Music (1860, 1864, 1867-8, 1870-74). |
| DIOCESE OF ELY SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF CHURCH MUSIC | 1863 | The Music for the Second District Festival, to be held in St. Neots Parish Church on Tuesday, July the 28th, 1863. |
| DIOCESE OF ELY SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF CHURCH MUSIC | 1865-1887 | Ely Festival Music (1865-6, 1868, 1875-1887). |
| DIPROSE, - (Ed.) | No date | St. Neot's Church, Cornwall (epitaph). |
| DISSUASIVE FROM SUNDAY DRILLING | No date | A Dissuasive from Sunday-Drilling. Including Extracts from Pamphlets on that Subject, lately published. No. 70. |
| DISTRACTED LOVER | 1779 | The Distracted lover, a poem, supposed to have been addressed to an unfortunate lady, a few hours before her melancholy death. |
| DITCHFIELD, Rev P.H. et al | 1912 | The Counties of England, their story and antiquities. 2 vols. (Including chapters by Rev Henry GEE; Lieut-Col. H. FISHWICK; Dr E. Mansel SYMPSON, Dr. E. Mansel; Everard L. GUILFORD; Miss Alice DRYDEN; Rev. W. BERESFORD; J.W. WILLIS-BUND; Miss M. Dormer HARRIS; Rev T. AUDEN; Rev Compton READE; Rev H.J. Dukinfield ASTLEY; H. BELLOC; H.E. MALDEN; A. Clifton KELWAY; J. TAVENOR-PERRY; Percy Cross STANDING; Rev G.E. JEANS; Miss M. EDWARDS; Rev T. PERKINS; F.J. SNELL) |
| DIXON, Charles | 1888 | Our Rarer Birds, being Studies in Ornithology and Oology. By Charles Dixon, author of "Rural Bird-life", "Evolution without Natural Selection", etc., part author of "A History of British Birds". With twenty illustrations by Charles WHYMPER and a frontispiece by J.G. Keulemans. |
| DIXON, Robert Walker | 1878 | See Potto BROWN, 1878. |
| DIXON, Robert Walker | 1887 | A Century of Vilage Nonconformity at Bluntisham, Hunts. 1878-1887. With introductory sketches of religious life in the 17th and 18th centuries. |
| DIXON, W. Hepworth | 1861 | Kimbolton Castle. |
| DIXON, William Scarth | 1925 | Fox-hunting in the Twentieth Century. |
| DO AS YOU WOULD BE DONE BY LODGE | 1906 | See NATIONAL UNITED ORDER OF FREE GARDINERS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 1906 |
| DOBSON, Stephen H. | 1831 | On the Moral Condition and Prospects of Britain. A sermon, delivered at the New Independent Chapel, Saint Neots, on Sunday Evening, November 19th, 1831. |
| DODDRIDGE, Philip | 1742 | SEE David JENNINGS, 1742. |
| DODDRIDGE, Philip | No date (i) | The Well-spent Day. An extract from a letter written by Dr Doddridge. No 57. |
| DODDRIDGE, Philip | No date (ii) | Family-Worship, an extract from a letter. By the late P. Doddridge, D.D. No 69. |
| DODGSON, Rev Charles | 1850 | The Controversy of Faith. Advice to candidates for Holy Orders on the case of Gorham v the Bishop of Exeter: containing an analysis and exposition of the argument by which the literal interpretation of the baptismal services is to be vindicated. By the Rev Charles Dodgson, MA, Rector of Croft, and Examining-chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Ripon. |
| DOD'S PEERAGE | 1900 | Dod's peerage, baronetage and knightage of Great Britain and Ireland for 1900, including all the titled classes. 60th EDITION. |
| DODSON, Col. William | 1664 | Mr Dodson's Design, with Answers to Objections. The Design, for the perfect draining of the Great Level of the Fens, called Bedford Level. - Dedicated to William Earl of Bedford. Delivered to the Corporation of Bedford Level by Collonel William Dodson, A.D. 1664. |
| DODSWORTH, William | 1849 | Baptism, Regeneration, and the Kingdom of God. By William Dodsworth, MA, Perpetual curate of Christ Church, S. Pancras. |
| DODSWORTH, William | 1850 (i) | The Gorham Case Briefly Considered in reference to the judgment which has been given, and to the jurisdiction of the court. By William Dodsworth, MA perpetual curate of Christ Church, St Pancras. |
| DODSWORTH, William | 1850 (ii) | A Letter to the Rev E.B. Pusey, DD on the position which he has taken in the present crisis. By William Dodsworth, MA. |
| DODSWORTH, William | 1850 (iii) | The Things of Cesar, and the Things of God. A Discourse, preached in Christ Church, S. Pancras, on Sunday, January 27th, 1850. With especial reference to the claim of the State to exercise power over the Church in decisions of doctrine. By William Dodsworth, MA, Perpetual Curate of Christ Church, S. Pancras. |
| DODSWORTH, William | 1850 (iv) | A House Divided Against Itself. A Sermon, preached on Sunday, March 10, 1850, with especial reference to the altered position of the Church of England in consequence of the recent judgment given in the case of Gorham v the Bishop of Exeter. With Appendices on the grounds of the judgment and the constitution of the court. By William Dodsworth, MA, Perpetual Curate of Christ Church, S. Pancras. |
| DODSWORTH, William | 1850 (v) | Holy Baptism; The Grafting into our Risen Lord. An Easter Sermon for 1850; with especial reference to the proposal for the re-assertion of the doctrine of "The remission of original sin to infants in baptism." By William Dodsworth, MA, Perpetual curate of Christ Church, S. Pancras. |
| DOLLEY, Michael | 1964 | Anglo-Saxon Pennies. |
| DOLLEY, Michael | 1965 | Viking Coins of the Danelaw and of Dublin. |
| DOMESDAY BOOK | 1863 | Domesday Book or the Great Survey of England of William the Conquerer A.D. MLXXXVI. Fac-simile of the part relating to Huntingdonshire. Photographed by Her Majesty's command at the Ordnance Survey Office Southampton. Colonel Sir H. James. R.E. FRS. etc., Director. |
| DOMESDAY BOOK | 1887 | See Walter De Gray BIRCH, 1887. |
| DOMESDAY BOOK | 1975 | Domesday Book. Text and translation edited by John Morris. 19 - Huntingdonshire. Edited from a draft translation prepared by Sally Harvey. |
| DONISTHORPE, H.St J.K. | 1904 | Zoology: Insects - Coleoptera. |
| DONNE, John | Various | SEE George HERBERT, 1835, 1841, 1859 (i). |
| DORLING, Rev E.E. | 1932 | Heraldic drawings in William PAGE, Granville PROBY and S. Inskip LADDS (Eds.), 1932, "The Victoria History of the County of Huntingdon", vol. ii, passim. |
| DORLING, Rev E.E. | 1936 | Heraldic drawings in William PAGE, Granville PROBY and S. Inskip LADDS (Eds.), 1936, "The Victoria History of the County of Huntingdon", vol. iii, passim. See note in table of contents, p. ix. |
| DOUBLEDAY, Herbert Arthur | 1942 | Herbert Arthur Doubleday 1867-1941. |
| DOUGLAS, James | 1904 | Theodore Watts-Dunton, Poet Novelist Critic. With twenty-four illustrations. |
| DOUGLAS, James | 1914 | Theodore Watts-Dunton. |
| DOUGLASS, Rev C.E. | 1850 | The Doctrine of Holy Baptism Briefly Explained, in its Practical Uses, by the Rev C.E. Douglass, BA, Curate of Brighton. |
| DOUTHWAITE, W.R. | 1876 | Gray's Inn. Notes illustrative of its history and antiquities. Compiled by W.R. Douthwaite, Librarian. |
| DOWDEN, Edward | 1910 | SEE William SHAKESPEARE, 1910. |
| DOWLING, William | 1857 | SEE Izaac WALTON, 1857. |
| DOWNMAN, John | (? - 1824) | Artist and portrait painter whose father was an attorney in St Neots, though he probably left the town before John Downman was born. SEE G.C. Williamson, 1907. |
| DOWSING,William | 1786 | The Journal of William Dowsing, of Stratford, Parliamentary Visitor, appointed under a Warrant from the Earl of Manchester, for demolishing the superstitious pictures and ornaments of churches &c. within the County of Suffolk, in the years 1643,-1644. |
| DRAINAGE AND NAVIGATION | No date | Drainage and Navigation but one united work, and An Outfall to deep Water the first and necessary Step to it. |
| DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS | 1799-1807 | [Newspaper Cuttings re East, West and Wildmore Fen Drainage etc.] |
| DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS | 1802 (i) | 15th January, 1802. Lincolnshire. West, and Wildmore Fens. To be Sold by Auction, at the Peacock Inn, in Boston . . . On Wednesday the 17th and Thursday the 18th Days of February next . . .One thousand, three hundred, and fifty-six acres Of rich Pasture Ground, in the said West, and Wildmore Fens, etc. etc. |
| DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS | 1802 (ii) | 1st September, 1802. Lincolnshire. West and Wildmore Fens. To Be Sold By Auction, at the Red Lion Inn in Boston . . . On Wednesday the 13th and Thursday the 14th Days of October next . . . One Thousand Six Hundred and Twenty Acres of rich Land and Pasture Ground, in the said West and Wildmore Fens, etc. etc. |
| DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS | 1804 (i) | Lincolnshire. East, West, and Wildmore Fens Drainage. Particulars of Sale of Four Hundred & Fifty-four Acres Of rich Pasture Ground, in the West and Wildmore Fens, in lots, By Auction, At the Peacock Inn, in Boston, On Friday the Twenty-eighth, and Saturday the Twenty-ninth Days of September next. |
| DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS | 1804 (ii) | East, West, and Wildmore Fens Drainage. General Abstract of Cashiers Accounts, in 1802, 1803, & 1804. Tunnard and Rodgerson, Cashiers. |
| DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS | 1805 (i) | 2d September 1805. Lincolnshire. East, West, and Wildmore Fens Drainage. Particulars of Sale of One Thousand Four Hundred and Ninety Acres of rich pasture ground In the West and Wildmore Fens, in lots by auction, At the Peacock Inn in Boston, On Thursday the Seventeenth and Friday the Eighteenth Days of October next. |
| DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS | 1805 (ii) | (Two sheets of MS and an MS map, some or all relating to sale of lots in Wildmore Fen 21st October 1805). |
| DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS | 1806 | 8th September, 1806. Lincolnshire. East, West, and Wildmore Fens Drainage. Particulars of Sale of One Thousand four Hundred and Ninety-seven Acres & two Roods Of rich Pasture Ground, In the West Fen, in lots, By Auction, At the Peacock Inn, in Boston, On Thursday the Sixteenth and Friday the Seventeenth Days of October next. |
| DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS | 1807 | September 11th 1807. Lincolnshire. East, West, and Wildmore Fens Drainage. Particulars of Sale of One Thousand eight Hundred and six Acres, three Roods and sixteen Perches of Pasture Ground, in the East Fen, and also Seventy-three Acres, two Roods and two Perches of Pasture Ground, in Wildmore Fen, in lots By Auction, At the Peacock Inn, in Boston, On Friday the Sixteenth and Saturday the Seventeenth Days of October next. [Also two MS maps showing land in the sale and other land sold in October 1802]. |
| DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS | 1808 | 22d August, 1808. Lincolnshire. East, West, and Wildmore Fens Drainage Particulars of Sale of Two Thousand One Hundred and Six Acres and Thirty Perches of Pasture Ground, in The East Fen, in lots By Auction, At the Peacock Inn, in Boston, On Thursday the Twenty-Ninth and Friday the Thirtieth Days of September next. |
| DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS | 1810 | 1st January, 1810. Lincolnshire. East, West, and Wildmore Fens Drainage. Particulars of Sale of Six hundred and thirty-seven acres, three roods, & twenty-two perches of pasture ground, in the East Fen, and also of Six hundred & ninety-eight acres, one rood, & thirty-nine perches of pasture ground, in the West Fen, in lots, by auction, At the Peacock Inn, in Boston, On Thursday the First and Friday the Second Days of February next. |
| DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS | No date | The Mud Nymph, a Poem. Addressed to the Proprietors of the East West & Wildmore Fens by Martin Mudlark, Tide Waiter. [And a second MS, apparently re drainage etc of West Fen] |
| DRAKE, Dr N. | 1828-9 | See E.H. BARKER, 1828-29. |
| DRAKE, William | 1850 | "What shall we do unto the child that shall be born?" A Sermon preached on Sunday evening, March 24, 1850, being Palm Sunday, in the church of S. John the Baptist, Coventry. By William Drake, MA, Lecturer. |
| DRAYTON, Michael | 1876 | The Complete works of Michael Drayton. Now first collected. With introduction and notes by the Rev Richard Hooper. Vols. 1 and 2 Polyolbion. Vol. 3 Polyolbion, and the harmony of the Church. |
| DREW, Stephen | 1821 | Memior of Mrs Ratcliffe. |
| DRINKWATER, John | 1914 | Theodore Watts-Dunton and the Spirit of an Age. |
| DRINKWATER, John | 1923 | Oliver Cromwell. A play. |
| DRINKWATER, John | 1930 | Pepys. His Life and Character. |
| DRUCE, G. Claridge | 1926 | Botany. |
| DRUCE, S.B.L. | 1882 (i) | See ROYAL COMMISSION ON AGRICULTURE, 1882. |
| DRUCE, S.B.L. | 1882 (ii) | A Poultry farm in Huntingdonshire. |
| DRUMMOND, Henry | 1850 | Remarks on Dr Wiseman's Sermon on the Gorham Case. By Henry Drummond. |
| DRUNKEN BARNABY | Various | See Richard BRATHWAITE, various. |
| DRURY, G. Thorn | 1894 | James Maclaine "The Gentleman Highwayman" (1724-1750). |
| DRYDEN, Alice | 1912 | See Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| DRYDEN, John | 1709 | SEE Edmund WALLER, 1709. |
| DRYDEN, John | 1734 | Fables Ancient and Modern; translated into verse from Homer, Ovid, Boccace, and Chaucer: with original poems, by Mr Dryden. FOURTH EDITION. |
| DRYDEN, John | 1773 | Fables Ancient and Modern; translated into verse from Homer, Ovid, Boccace, and Chaucer: with original poems, by Mr Dryden. |
| DRYDEN, John | 1822 | Fables, from Boccaccio and Chaucer. |
| DUBERLY, James | 1852 | See ST ANDREW'S CHURCH GREAT STAUGHTON, 1852 |
| DUBERLY, James | 1857 | Remarks upon the present system of the appointment of High Sheriffs, with a list of sheriffs for the counties of Huntingdon and Cambridge. |
| DUBOURDIEU, Rev John Armand. | 1714 | A Sermon preach'd at the Assizes held at Chelmsford in Essex, on July 15, 1714. Before the Right Honourable Sir Thomas Parker, Kt. Lord Chief Justice of England, and Sir Littleton Powis, Kt. One of the Judges of the Queen's Bench, By John Armand Dubourdieu, Rector of Sawtry, in the County of Huntingdon, one of the Ministers of the French Church in the Savoy, and Chaplain to His Grace the Duke of Devonshire. Published at the request of the High Sheriff, and the Gentlemen of the Grand Inquest. |
| DUCKWORTH, W.L.H. | 1904 | Prehistoric Archaeology. |
| DUCKWORTH, W.L.H. | 1930 | SEE Charles LUCAS, 1930. |
| DUGDALE, Thomas | No date (i) | Curiosities of Great Britain, England and Wales. Historical, entertaining and commercial. Alphabetically arranged . . . assisted by William BURNETT. In 4 volumes. |
| DUGDALE, Thomas | No date (ii) | Curiosities of Great Britain. England and Wales delineated. Historical, entertaining and commercial. Alphabetically arranged . . . assisted by William BURNETT. |
| DUGDALE, William | 1662 | The History of Imbanking and Drayning of Divers Fenns and Marshes, Both in Forein Parts and in this Kingdom; And of the Improvements thereby. Extracted from Records, Manuscripts, and other Authentick Testimonies. By William Dugdale, Esquire, Norroy King of Arms. |
| DUHIG, Corinne | 1990 | SEE Wendy HORTON and Gerald WAIT, 1990. |
| DUKE OF MANCHESTER'S LIGHT HORSE | 1866 | The First or Duke of Manchester's Light Horse Volunteer Corps. Rules and Regulations. |
| DUKE OF MANCHESTER'S LIGHT HORSE | 1872 | Hunts. 1st Light Horse Volunteers at St Neots, Monday 20th, Tuesday 21st, Wednesday 22nd May 1872. (Programme of Events). |
| DUKE OF MANCHESTER'S LIGHT HORSE | No date | SEE Joseph WRIGHT, No date. |
| DUNCOMBE, Capt. W.H.O. | 1894 | January, 1894. Private Catalogue of the Waresley Park Herd of Pure-Bred Shorthorn Cattle, The Property of Capt. W.H.O. Duncombe, Waresley Park, Hunts. |
| DUNCOMBE, Col. W.H. Octavius | 1910 | See ESTATE MAGAZINE, 1910. |
| DUNKLING, Judith and Carol | No date | Monumental Inscriptions in St Ives Churchyard Extension, Westwood Road, St Ives, Cambs. |
| DUNKLING, Judith M. | [1995] | Their Name Liveth for Evermore. The stories of the men of St Ives, Hunts who died serving with the Bedfordshire Regiment in the Great War, 1914-1918. |
| DUNN, Arthur | 1990 | Guide to Fenstanton Parish Church. Ss Peter & Paul. Written by Arthur Dunn. Edited and Published by Margaret Newman, June 1990. |
| DUNN, Christopher | 1977 | The Book of Huntingdon. A portrait of the town. Additional photographs by George Arnot. |
| DUNTON, Elizabeth | 1697 | Wife of John Dunton, the Grafham-born publisher and bookseller. See Timothy ROGERS, 1697. |
| DUNTON, John | (1659-1733) | John Dunton, bookseller and publisher, was born at Grafham, the son of John Dunton Senior, who was the rector there. He was best known for publishing "The Athenian Mercury", the forerunner of the present-day "your questions answered" journalism. See ATHENIAN GAZETTE, ATHENIAN MERCURY, ATHENIAN ORACLE and ATHENIAN SOCIETY. |
| DUNTON, John | (1659-1733) (contd.) | For more details of Dunton, see: the list of books in the Norris Library printed by him, in the Printers & Publishers index; the two articles in "The Publishers' Circular" (PUBLISHERS' CIRCULAR, 1901- the second article is in "Huntingdonshire Scraps", vol. ii, p. 57); the brief article by Bob Burn-Murdoch in "Records of Hunts", vol. 2 no. 4 (1984); and the exhibition script for a temporary display on Dunton, held at the Norris Museum in 1983-84. See also the reference in Pope's "Dunciad" (Alexander POPE, 1729, pp. 104 & 106). |
| DUNTON, John | 1684-5 | SEE John DUNTON [Senior], 1684 & 1685. |
| DUNTON, John | 1705 | The Life and Errors of John Dunton Late Citizen of London; Written by Himself in Solitude. With an Idea of a New Life; Wherin is Shewn How he'd Think, Speak, and Act, might he Live over his Days again: Intermix'd with the New Discoveries The Author has made In his Travels Abroad, And in his Private Conversation at Home. Together with the Lives and Characters of a Thousand Persons now Living in London, &c. Digested into Seven Stages, with their Respective Ideas. |
| DUNTON, John | 1706 | Dunton's Whipping-Post: Or, a Satyr upon Every Body. To which is added, A Panegyrick on the most deserving Gentlemen and Ladies in the Three Kingdoms. With the Whoring-Pacquet: Or, News of the St-ns and Kept M-s's. Vol. I. To which is added, The Living Elegy: Or, Dunton's Letter to his Few Creditors. With the Character of a Summer-Friend. Also, The Secret History of the Weekly Writers, In a distinct Challenge to each of them. To the Interloping Whipsters. You do not Jerk the Times; are like the Fleas, You bite the Skin, but leap from the Disease. |
| DUNTON, John | 1710 | Athenianism: or, the New Projects of Mr John Dunton, Author of the Essay entitl'd, The Hazard of a Death-Bed-Repentance. Being Six Hundred distinct Treatises (in Prose and Verse) written with his own Hand; and is an Entire Collection of all his Writings, both in Manuscript, and such as were formerly Printed. To which is added, Dunton's Farewel to Printing. In some serious Thoughts on those Words of Solomon, Of making many Books there is no End, and much Study is a Weariness of the Flesh. With the Author's Effigies, to distinguish the Original and True Copies from such as are false and imperfect . . . To this Work is prefix'd an Heroick Poen upon Dunton's Projects, written by the Athenian Society; with an Alphabetical Table of the several Projects . . . |
| DUNTON, John | 1714 | Whigg Loyalty, or an Humble Address to Her Majesty. By Mr John Dunton, Author of the Court-Spy. In which he offers to appear and prove all his discoveries, and several others of great Moment, to the Queen and Kingdom, if Her Majesty will be pleased to grant Her Royal Protection to Himself and Witnesses. |
| DUNTON, John | 1715 (i) | Ox- and Bull- Or, A Funeral Sermon for The Two Beasts That are to be Slaughter'd upon Tower-Hill, Next Session of Parliament, Upon these Words, But these as Natural Brute Beasts, made to be taken, and destroy'd. 2 Pet. ii. 12. With the Serious Advice that was given to Ox- and Bull- , to prepare for the Axe; at a time when Beasts could Speak, and pretended to Reason and Loyalty. Also, An Elegy upon their Untimely End, to be sung the same Day they are Quarter'd. The whole dedicated to that State-Butcher, Jack Catch, Esq; By Mr John Dunton, (Author of "Neck or Nothing", and the Sermon, intituled, "The Hereditary-Bastard") and is his second Attempt to Reform the Pulpit. |
| DUNTON, John | 1715 (i) (contd.) | |
| DUNTON, John | 1715 (ii) | King-Abigail: or, The Secret Reign of the She-Favourite, detected and applied; in a sermon upon these words, "And Women rule over them", Isa. 3 12. Deliver'd (I can't say Preach'd) by Mr John Dunton, Author of Queen-Robin, and the late Sermon, intitl'd , Ox- and Bull-. |
| DUNTON, John | 1717 | Mordecai's Dying Groans from the Fleet Prison: Or, The Case and Sufferings of Mr John Dunton (Author of Neck or Nothing) etc. |
| DUNTON, John | 1718 | The Hanover-Spy: Or, Secret History of St. James's. From The Reign of Queen Robin, Down to the late Misunderstanding in the Royal Palace. Publish'd by Order of that Person of Honour who detected those Jacobite Secrets that furnish'd out Neck or Nothing; and consists only of such State Secrets as this Spy was privy to, or can prove by Persons now living at Court. The Whole Discoveries Inscrib'd to that True Englishman and Generous Patriot, Benjamin Childe, Esq; late High-Sheriff for the County of Berks. By Mr John Dunton (Author of Neck or Nothing) And is his Tenth succesful Attempt to detect the Enemies to King George, and His Illustrious House, at the Hazard of his Life and Fortune, etc. etc. |
| DUNTON, John | 1719 | Neck for Nothing: Or, A Satyr upon Two Great Little Men Now in the Ministry. Who (as 'tis Generally Thought) have been the Sole Occasion why the Author of "Neck or Nothing" has gone Five Years Unrewarded for his Early, Expensive, and Successful Hazards in Detecting His Majesty's Enemies in the Worst of Times. As 'twas sent in a letter to the Right Honourable James Craggs, Esq; one of His Majesties Principal Secretaries of State. With some Reflections upon his Honour's Answer . . . To which is added, Mordecai's Dying Groans from the Fleet-Prison: Or, Mr John Dunton's Humble Appeal to His Majesty's Royal Honour . . . whether he deserves a Royal Bounty to pay his Debts (as a Reward for the frequent Venture of his Life and Fortune to secure the Protestant Succession in the Illustrious House of Hanover) or else to be starved in a Jayl to gratify the Revenge of a Covetous Duke and his proud Son-in-Law, etc. etc. |
| DUNTON, John | 1719 (contd.) | |
| DUNTON, John | 1818 | The Life and Errors of John Dunton, citizen of London; with the lives and characters of more than a thousand contemporary divines, and other persons of literary eminence. To which are added, Dunton's conversation in Ireland; Selections from his other genuine works; and a faithful portrait of the author. (2 volumes bound together). |
| DUNTON, John | No date (iii) | Frank Scammony: Or, the Restoring Clergy Detected, In their Names, Haunts, Plots, Heresies, and Lewd Conversation, in a Sermon, Upon these Words, Her Priests have violated my Law - And I am profaned among them, Ezek. 22.26. Occasioned by a certain B-p's swearing, We'll have the Pretender by G-d. To which is added, The Pulpit Trumpeter; or the Substance of all The Treasonable Sermons that have been preach'd at Whitechappel, by that Passive Rebel, that drinks a Health to the Fatherless Child and the Widdow. Attested by Two of his constant Hearers. The Sermon (with all the Discoveries) dedicated to that Pious, Loyal, and Healing Prelate, Francis, Lord Bishop of Rochester. By Mr John Dunton, Author of Neck or Nothing; and of those Four Sermons, intituled, - The Hereditary Bastard, Ox- and Bull- Bungey- and King Abigail. |
| DUNTON, John | No date (i) | The Mob-War: or a Detection of the Present State of the British Nation: But more especially with Respect to that Would-be-King (or little Popish Work of Darkness) that threatens us with a speedy Invasion. In sixteen letters. Containing such discoveries (in Church and State) as were never Publish'd before. Inscrib'd to our Rightful and Ever Glorious Sovereign King George, and other Persons of Great Quality, who have distinguish'd themselves either by their Treason or Loyalty. To these Letters is added, A Trip to the Pope, or the Papists Farewel to Great Britain, spoke in the Person of a Roman Catholik. Also, The Neck-Adventure, or the case and sufferings of Mr John Dunton, for early detecting the secret steps taken by Oxford and Bolingbroke, to restore the Pretender. The Whole Paquet Humbly address'd to that Truly Noble and most Illustrious Patriot, Holles, Duke of Newcastle. |
| DUNTON, John | No date (i) (contd.) | |
| DUNTON, John | No date (ii) | The Medal: Or A Loyal Essay upon King George's Picture, As 'twas presented to Mr John Dunton, (Author of The Golden Age) By His Majesty's Order. Most Humbly Inscrib'd to his Excellency The Baron de Bothmer. |
| DUNTON, John [Senior] | 1684 | Dunton's Remains: Or, The Dying Pastour's Last Legacy to his Friends and Parishioners. Comprehending these following Treatises. Viz. I. An Affectionate Discourse upon the Parable of Dives and Lazarus. II. The Penitent Prodigal on his Knees, with the Reason and Manner of his Returning home to his Fathers House. III. His Farewell Sermon. IV. Closet Employment. V. A Looking-Glass for our English Ladies: Or, Daily Directions for their Dress and Apparel. VI. A Friendly Dialogue between a Moderate Conformist and one of his Parishioners, concerning several Points of great Moment. VII. Remarks upon the Bloody Persecution of the Duke de Guise. VIII. The Arraigment, Tryal, and Execution of our Saviour Christ; with his last words upon the Cross. (contd.) |
| DUNTON, John [Senior] | 1684 (contd.) | By John Dunton, late Rector of Aston Clinton near Aylsbury in the County of Bucks. And Author of the House of Weeping. To this Work is Prefixt the Author's Holy Life and Triumphant Death. And at the latter end of it is annext his Funeral Sermon. |
| DUNTON, John [Senior] | 1685 | Heavenly Pastime, Or, Pleasant Observations on all the most remarkable Passages throughout the Holy Bible, Of the Old and New Testament. Newly Allegoriz'd, In several Delightful Dialogues, Poems, Similitudes, and Divine Fancies. By John Dunton, Author of The Sickmans Passing Bell. |
| DUNTON, John [Senior] | 1685 (contd. 1) | |
| DUNTON, John [Senior] | 1685 (contd. 2) | |
| DUNTON, Theodore Watts | * | SEE Theodore WATTS-DUNTON. |
| DUPORT, Jacob | Various | See George HERBERT, 1841, 1859 (i). |
| DURHAM, Bishops of | Various | SEE Edward MALTBY, 1837, 1838, 1843, 1845, 1850. |
| DURNFORD, Charles | 1810 | SEE Richard BURN, 1810. |
| DURY, Rev Theodore | 1850 | On the Parties in the Church of England. A Letter to The Right Honourable The Earl of Carlisle, &c. &c. &c. By the Rev Theodore Dury, MA Rector of Westmill, near Buntingford. |
| DUTIES OF CHILDREN | No date | The Duties of Children. No. 73. |
| DUTTON, Anne | (1695-1765) | Of Great Gransden, poetess. See R.F.R., 1897, "The Sanctury of God at Great Gransden". |
| DUTTON, Anne | 1823 | Letters on Spiritual Subjects; sent to Relations and Friends. By the late Mrs Anne Dutton. Part I. SECOND EDITION, REVISED. (Edited, with preface, by Christopher Goulding). |
| DUTTON, Anne | 1833 | A Narration of the Wonders of Grace, in six parts . . . To which is added, a poem on the special work of the spirit in the hearts of the elect. Also, sixty one hymns composed on several subjects. A NEW EDITION. Revised, with a preface and collected memoir of the author, by J.A. Jones, minister of the gospel, Mitchell-Street, London. |
| DUTTON, Anne | 1884 | Selections from Letters on Spiritual Subjects addressed to Relatives and Friends. By Mrs Anne Dutton. "One who has tasted that the Lord is gracious". Compiled by James Knight, Southport. |
| DYER, George | 1812 | Poetics; or, a series of poems, and disquisitions on poetry. |
| DYER, James | 1585 | [Dyers Reports] Cy ensuont ascuns novels cases, Collectes per le iades tresreverend Judge, Mounsieur Jaques Dyer, chiefe Justice del common banke, Ore primierement publies & imprimies. |
| DYER, James | 1969 | Discovering Regional Archaeology: Eastern England. |
| DYER, T.F. Thistelton | 1876 | British popular customs, present and past; illustrating the social and domestic manners of the people: arranged according to the calender of the year. |
| DYING CRIMINAL | No date | The Dying Criminal. Addressed to the spectators of an execution. No 61. |
| EACHARD, Archdeacon | 1720 | A True and Faithful Narrative of Oliver Cromwell's Compact with the Devil for Seven Years, on the Day in which he gain'd the Battle at Worcester; and, on which Day, at the Expiration of the said Term, he afterwards died: As it was Related by Colonel Lindsey, who was an Eye Witness of that Diabolical Conference, Related in Mr Arch-Deacon Eachard's History of England. With A Letter from Lady Claypole, Oliver Cromwell's beloved Daughter, to her Sister . . . also some Minutes from Secretary Thurloe's Pocket-Book . . . To which is added, the Earl of Clarendon's Character of the Usurper, and an Account of his Death. [Also verses by Mr Cowley written soon after the death of Cromwell]. |
| EACHARD, Archdeacon | 1720 (contd.) | |
| EAGLEN, Robin J. | 2000 | The Mint of Huntingdon. |
| EARDLEY, Sir C.E. | 1850 | SEE Rev Hugh KELLY, 1850. |
| EARTHEN VESSEL | 1860 (i) | The Earthen Vessel, and Christian Record. Vol. 16 no. 182 (June 1 1860). |
| EARTHEN VESSEL | 1860 (ii) | Jubilee of Mr George Murrell's Ministry at St. Neots, Huntingdonshire. With a Portrait. |
| EARTHEN VESSEL | 1889 | Warboys Baptist Chapel. |
| EARTHEN VESSEL | 1900 | The Earthen Vessel and Gospel Herald, vol. 56. no. 656 (November 1900). |
| EASON, Jean R. | No date | The Victorian Confrontation between Church and Chapel and the Town of St Ives in Huntingdonshire, c. 1830-1885. |
| EAST AND WEST FENS COMMISSIONERS | 1804 | 18th August, 1804. Lincolnshire. East and West Fens Division. To be Sold by Auction, at the Peacock Inn in Boston . . . On Friday the Twenty-eight Day of September next . . . Five Hundred and Thirty-seven Acres, and upwards, of Rich Pasture Ground, In the said West Fen, etc. |
| EAST ANGLIAN | 1814 | The East Anglian. A Magazine of Literary and Miscellaneous Information for the counties of Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex, Cambrige, and Huntingdon. January to May editions, nos. 1-5. |
| EAST ANGLIAN MAGAZINE | 1981 | East Anglian Magazine, Volume 40 no. 5, March 1981. (Contains article by W.R. Meyer, "The Well at Hilton"). |
| EAST ANGLIAN RAILWAY | No date | See W.R. JENKINSON, [1916], "The Predecesssors of the G.E.R." |
| EAST WEST AND WILDMORE FENS | 1804 | (Four maps all apparently relating to the auction sales in the West and Wildmore Fens in September 1804: a printed map with the Fens shown in colour wash; two MS maps showing lots to be sold on 27th Sept 1804; and an MS map showing the location of lots in the West Fen, exact significance not explained). |
| EASTERN COUNTIES TRADES' DIRECTORY | 1901 | Eastern Counties of England trades' directory, including Norwich and the counties of Cambridge, Hunts, Lincoln, Norfolk, and Suffolk. Accompanied with a gazetteer of England. |
| EASTERN COUNTIES TRADES' DIRECTORY | 1915 | Eastern Counties of England trades' directory including Norwich also the counties of Cambridge, Hunts, Lincoln, Norfolk, and Suffolk accompanied with a gazetteer of England. |
| EASTERN COUNTIES TRADES' DIRECTORY | 1917 | Eastern Counties of England trades' directory including Norwich also the counties of Cambridge, Hunts, Lincoln, Norfolk, and Suffolk. Accompanied with a gazetteer of England. |
| EATON SOCON SCHOOL | 1880 | School Room, Eaton Socon, December 29th 1880. [Programme for Musical Evening]. |
| EATON SOCON SCHOOL | 1886 (i) | Eaton Socon School. Fine Art Exhibition. [Invitation and Catalogue]. |
| EATON SOCON SCHOOL | 1886 (ii) | The School Room, Eaton Socon. The Annual Entertainment will be given on Tuesday, December the 28th, 1886. Programme. |
| EATON SOCON SCHOOL | 1888 | "The School", Eaton Socon, St Neots. Prize List, 1888. |
| EATON SOCON SCHOOL | 1893 (i) | "The School", Eaton Socon. The Annual Sports will take place on the School Cricket Field, on Tuesday, July 11th, 1893, etc. |
| EATON SOCON SCHOOL | 1893 (ii) | Eaton Socon School Room, Thursday and Friday, 28th & 29th Dec. 1893. Programme of an Entertainment, etc. |
| EATON SOCON SCHOOL | 1900 | "The School", Eaton Socon. The Annual Sports will take place on the School Cricket Field, on Tuesday, July 31st, 1900 etc. |
| EATON SOCON SCHOOL | No Date | [Prospectus]. |
| ECCLESIASTIC | (1850?) | Convocations and Synods [Review of Rev Sanderson ROBINS, "Some Reasons against the Revival of Convocation"] and The Baptismal Question and the Supremacy. |
| ECCLESIASTIC | 1850 (i) | Notes on recent pamphlets. Clericus Hibernicus on the Irish Articles. Reviews and Notices. |
| ECCLESIASTIC | 1850 (ii) | Pamphlets of the Month. |
| ECCLESIASTIC | 1850 (iii) | Mr Goode's Examination in the Councils. [Reviews of William GOODE, 1850, "A Letter to the Bishop of Exeter" and of the Guardian Newspaper for May 1 1850]. |
| ECCLESIASTIC | 1850 (iv) | The Prospects of the Church. [Reviews of W.E. GLADSTONE, "Remarks on the Royal Supremacy as it is defined by reason, history and the Constitution. A letter to the Lord Bishop of London"; H.E. MANNING, "The Appellate Jurisdiction of the Crown in matters spiritual. A Letter to the Right Rev Ashurst-Turner, Lord Bishop of Chichester"; and "The Guardian Newspaper, July 24" - all 1850 presumably]. |
| ECCLESIOLOGIST | 1850 | The Church of England in March, 1850. |
| EDGE, W.J. | 1850 | An Essay Towards Union; being a few words on Election and Final Perseverance in relation to the present controversy. Addressed to The "Evangelical" Laity. By W.J. Edge, MA Incumbent of Hartshill, Warwickshire. |
| EDGE, William John | 1850 | A Letter to the Right Hon. Lord Ashley, MP on the alleged Romish tendency of the younger clergy. By William John Edge, MA Perpetual curate of Hartshill, Warwickshire. |
| EDGER, Samuel | * | Described in Hatfield's 1854 Directory as the officiating minister at Kimbolton Baptist Chapel. |
| EDGER, Samuel | 1850 | The Pope: what he has done - what he has not done - and what we ought to do. A Lecture delivered at the Old Meeting, Kimbolton, November 28th 1850; and at Spaldwick, December 10th 1850. With a Preface and Appendix. |
| EDGER, Samuel | 1866 | The Want of the Age: An Unsectarian or Catholic Church. The Substance of a Sermon, preached in Albert Street Chapel, Auckland, January 7, 1866. |
| EDGER, Samuel | 1869 | Sermons Preached at Auckland, New Zealand. |
| EDGINGTON, Susan B. | 1980 | Buckden, A Short History and Plan. |
| EDGINGTON, Susan B. | 1998 | Ramsey Abbey's Book of Benefactors. Part One: The Abbey's Foundation. Translated by Susan B. Edgington and others. [With preface by Cyril Hart]. |
| EDIS, Isabel | * | See also under her married name: Mrs G.S. REANEY. |
| EDIS, Isabel | 1873 | An Unspoken Address to the Working Classes of Huntingdon and the Neighbourhood. |
| EDIS, Isabel | No date | "That's Why I did it". Temperance Tracts No. 1. |
| EDIS, Robert W. | (1839-????) | See Norris's "Bibliotecha Huntingdoniensis", which says he was born in Huntingdon in 1839 (presumably the son of the printer and bookeseller Robert Edis and no doubt some relation of the author Isabel Reaney, née Edis), was an architect from 1862 and a DL and JP in Norfolk. Norris also refers to him in Notes & Queries 20th November 1915 p. 403, in the present tense, and calls him a colonel. We have a portrait of him in uniform (C. PELLEGRINI?, 1885, PWD/HUNT/06) - he may have been in the Volunteers or similar: note that Robert Edis senior subscribed to the Duke of Manchester's Light Horse in the 1860s. |
| EDIS, Robert W. | 1881 | Decoration and Furniture of Town Houses. A series of Cantor lectures delivered before the Society of Arts, 1880, amplified and enlarged. By Robert W. Edis, F.S.A. F.R.I.B.A. architect. |
| EDLESTON, Robert Holmes | 1918 | See Prof. Comm. Onofrio FATTORI, 1918. |
| EDLESTON, Robert Holmes | 1921 | Buckden Palace and its Owners, by one of them. |
| EDLESTON, Robert Holmes | 1922 | England & Turkey. |
| EDMONDS, Clement | 1725 | The Report of Sir Clement Edmonds, Knight, made to the Lords of his Majesty's Privy Council, of the State of the Fens, upon a general view taken in August, 1618. |
| EDMONDS, Clement | 1830 | The Report of Sir Clement Edmonds, Knight, made to the Lords of his Majesty's Privy Councill, of the State of the Fenns, upon a generall view taken in August, 1618. |
| EDMONSTONE, Sir Archibald | 1850 | A Letter to the Lord Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway on the Present Aspect of Church Matters. By Sir Archibald Edmonstone, Bart. |
| EDMUNDSON, William | 1715 | A Journal of the Life, Travels, Sufferings, and Labour of Love in the Work of the Ministry, of that Worthy Elder and Faithful Servant of Jesus Christ, William Edmundson, Who departed this Life, the Thirty First of the Sixth Month, 1712. |
| EDWARDS, Edward | 1870 | Lives of the founders of the British Museum; with notices of its chief augmentors and other benefactors 1570-1870. |
| EDWARDS, Kate Mary | 1967 | SEE Sybil MARSHALL, 1967. |
| EDWARDS, Langley | 1761 | SEE John GRUNDY, Langley EDWARDS and John SMEATON, 1761. |
| EDWARDS, Miss M. | 1912 | SEE Rev. P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| EDWARDS, William Henry | 1912 | SEE Sybil MARSHALL, 1967. |
| EDWIN, William F. | 1895 | The "Christmas Angels". |
| EGAN, Henry William | 1850 | Holy Baptism, and its Analogy with the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. Two Sermons, preached in the parish church of St Andrew, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, in the month of April, 1850. By the Reverend Henry William Egan, BA Curate of St Andrew's. Published by request. |
| EIGHT ANTIQUERIES | 1647 | Eight Antiqueries in Answer To the Author of the Eight Quaeries: Proposed to all true lovers of their Country and Parliaments, and conscientious Souldiers in the Army. |
| EIGHT QUERIES | 1647 | VIII Queries Upon the late Declarations of, and letters from, the Army: Proposed to all true Lovers of their Country and Parliaments, and conscientious Souldiers in the Army. |
| EIKON BASILIKE | 1649 | Εικων Βασιλιχη. The Pourtraicture of His Sacred Majestie In His Solitudes and Sufferings. The Second Edition much Enlarged. |
| EISLER, Robert | 1907 | SEE Franz WICKHOFF, 1907. |
| EKINS, Annie Johnson | 1902 | SEE Pattie C. EKINS, 1902. |
| EKINS, DILLEY AND HANDLEY | 1980 | The Important and Historic Paisley Collection. Steam Traction Engines, Locomotive and Traction Plates and Ancillary Equipment & Effects (420 Lots). |
| EKINS, Pattie C. | (1902) | Pattie C. Ekins Her Life and Letters edited by her sister [Annie Johnson Ekins] with preface by Mrs J. Rendel Harris. |
| ELECTIONS | 1818 | The Late Elections. An impartial statement of all proceedings connected with the progress and result of the late elections: to which is affixed a table, noting every change of members, and the closing numbers of the attested polls whenever they could be obtained. |
| ELIOT, George | [1906] | Silas Marner. The Lifted Veil. Brother Jacob. By George Eliot with an introduction by Theodore Watts-Dunton.. |
| ELLABY, Rev Francis | 1832 | Jesus is the Christ, essentially Holy in his Person: A sermon, at Percy Chapel, on Sunday, January 8th, 1832. |
| ELLIOT, Rev Gilbert | 1850 | See The PULPIT, 1850. |
| ELLIOT, Rev. E. | 1900 | The Peace of God in time of war. A sermon preached at Whalley Parish Church on Christmas Day, 1899. |
| ELLIOTT, J.H. | 1868 | [Testimonial Subscription Fund] |
| ELLIS, Arthur M. | 1902 | What should be the Lay Franchise in the Church? |
| ELLIS, C.F. Corbould | * | See C.F. CORBOULD-ELLIS. |
| ELLIS, Henry | 1826 | SEE Sir Gilbert TALBOT, 1826. |
| ELLIS, Sir Henry | 1849 | SEE William CAMDEN, 1849, "The Visitation of the County of Huntingdon". |
| ELMHIRST, Captain E. Pennell. | 1912 | SEE Cuthbert BRADLEY, 1912. |
| ELSPETH, Sister | 1926 | Eccesiastical History; Religious Houses. |
| ELSPETH, Sister | 1989 | SEE Catherine JAMISON and Sister ELSPETH, 1989; AND William PAGE and Sister ELSPETH, 1989. |
| ELSTOBB, W. | 1793 | An Historical Account of the Great Level of the Fens, called Bedford Level, and other fens, marshes and lowlands in this kingdom and other places, with references to Leland's itinerary, Dugdale's history of imbanking, etc. |
| ELSTOBB, William | 1750 | A Book of References to the Map of Sutton and Mepall Levels, Done from a Survey taken in 1750, By Order of the Gentlemen Commissioners appointed by Act of Parliament, for the better Draining and Improving of the said Levels. |
| ELTISLEY CHURCH | 1876 (i) | A Fancy Fair in aid of the funds for the Restoration of the Parish Church of Eltisley, Cambs., will be held (with the kind permission of S. Day Esq.) in his grounds at St Neots, early in June. |
| ELTISLEY CHURCH | 1876 (ii) | Grand Fancy Fair, at St Neots, on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 6th and 7th of June, 1876, etc. |
| ELTISLEY CHURCH | 1876 (iii) | A Fancy Fair in aid of the Restoration Fund for Eltisley Church, will be held with the kind permission of S. Day, Esq. in his Grounds at St Neots, on Tuesday and Wednesday, 6th and 7th of June, 1876, etc. |
| ELTON HALL | 1935 (i) | Elton Family Portraits 1660-1820. |
| ELTON HALL | 1935 (ii) | Family Portraits. Pictures 1820-1871. Miniatures Drawings Photographs etc. c. 1750-1871. |
| ELTON HALL | 1935 (iii) | Additional Illustrations to Catalogue of Pictures at Elton Hall. |
| ELTON HALL | 1935 (iv) | Furniture, Objets d'art, Plate, China at Elton Hall. |
| ELTON, Charles I. | 1889 | See ROYAL COMMISSION ON MARKET RIGHTS AND TOLLS, 1889, "First report etc". |
| ELTON, Parish of | 1530-1920 | Index to Elton Parish Registers, 1530-1920. Vol. 1 A-H, Vol 2 I-Y. |
| ELWALL | 1791 | The Triumph of Truth; being an account of the Trial of Mr Elwall before Judge Denton, for publishing a book in defence of the Unity of God; at Stafford Assizes; in the year 1726. |
| ELY CATHERAL | No date | Octocentenary of the consecration of the Norman Church, and of the translation of S. Etheldreda thereinto from the Saxon Church. |
| ELY DIOCESAN ASSOCIATION FOR PREVENTIVE, RESCUE, AND PENITENTIARY WORK | 1915 | Ely Diocesan Association for Preventive, Rescue, and Penitentiary Work. The Annual Meeting will take place at St Neots, on Friday, March 19th, 1915. |
| ELY DIOCESAN BOARD OF MISSIONS | 1907 (i) | Order of Meetings and Form of Service to be used at the Diocesan Missionary Festival at Bedford, September 24th and 25th, 1907. |
| ELY DIOCESAN BOARD OF MISSIONS | 1907 (ii) | The Ely Diocesan Missionary Festival at Bedford, on September 24th and 25th, 1907. Hymns. |
| ELY DIOCESAN CHURCH MUSIC SOCIETY | 1868-1887 | See: DIOCESE OF ELY SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHURCH MUSIC, 1862-1887; DIOCESE OF ELY SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF CHURCH MUSIC, 1860-1874, 1865-1887. |
| ELY DIOCESAN CHURCH MUSIC SOCIETY | 1889-1897 | Ely Festival Music (1889-1897). |
| ELY DIOCESAN CONFERENCES | 1900-1907 | Addresses by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, with resolutions and general summaries of proceedings, analyses of reports of Deaneries, statements of Ely Diocesan Fund, reports of Diocesan societies; also committees, and subjects for discussion in rural deaneries. |
| ELY DIOCESAN COUNCIL OF CHURCH MUSIC | 1893-1897 | See ELY DIOCESAN CHURCH MUSIC SOCIETY, 1889-1897. |
| ELY DIOCESAN COUNCIL OF CHURCH MUSIC | 1897-1915 | Ely Festival Music (1897-1901, 1904-5, 1908-1915). |
| ELY OCTOCENTENARY | 1906 | [Invitation cards, Luncheon & Tea]. |
| ELY, Bishops of | Various | SEE: Joseph ALLEN, 1839, 1841; Edward Harold BROWNE, 1865, 1869; Frederic Henry CHASE, 1910; Alwyne COMPTON, 1889, 1903; James RUSSELL, 1877, 1885; Francis TURNER, 1837; Thomas TURTON, 1852; Matthew WREN, 1641; Francis WHITE, 1635. |
| ELY, Diocese of | * | See DIOCESE OF ELY. |
| ELYOT, Sir Thomas | 1907 | The Boke named the Governour, devised by Sir Thomas Elyot, Knight. (First published in 1531). |
| EMERSON, George Rose | [1864] | Guide to the Great Northern Railway. With historical, topographical, statistical and descriptive notices. |
| EMERY, William | 1902 | A Short Account of the Church of St. Mary, St. Neots, Huntingdonshire, with a Description of the Windows therein. |
| EMERY, William | 1906 (i) | The Priory and Church of St. Neots, Huntingdonshire. |
| EMERY, William | 1906 (ii) | Eynesbury and its Church. |
| ENCLOSURES | 1874 | See COPYHOLD INCLOSURE AND TITHE COMMISSION, 1874. |
| ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA | No date | One of the Twenty Plates in the Article "Agriculture" in the New Volumes of the "Encyclopaedia Britannica". Middle White Boar "Holywell Rosador". |
| ENGLAND ILLUSTRATED | 1764 | Huntingdonshire. |
| ENGLAND'S BLACK TRIBUNALL | 1660 | Englands Black Tribunall. Set forth in the Triall of K. Charles, I. At the High Court of Justice at Westminster-Hall. Together with his last Speech when he was put to death on the Scaffold, January 30. 1648. To which is added the several dying Speeches and manner of putting to death of Earl of Strafford. Arch-Bishop of Canterbury etc. etc. The FOURTH EDITION corrected and enlarged. |
| ENGLISH CHURCHMAN | 1850 | Wrongs and Rights of the Church. I. - What are the clergy bound to teach? II. - The Primate on Convocation. III. - The House of Commons and Church property. IV. - The Bishops' Appeal Bill (with Copy of the Bill). Reprinted from "The English Churchman." |
| ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE | 1883 | In the Fens. [With engravings by R.W. Macbeth ARA] |
| ENGLISH MEN OF LETTERS SERIES | Various | SEE Arthur PONSONBY, 1928, "Samuel Pepys"; Goldwin SMITH, 1888, "Cowper". |
| ENGLISH PLACE-NAME SOCIETY | 1926 | See A. MAWER and F.M. STENTON, 1926 |
| ENGLISH PRIEST | 1850 | See [S.B. HARPER], 1850. |
| ENNION, E.A.R. | 1951 | Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, and the Isle of Ely. |
| ENTWISLE, Rev Joseph | 1851 | SEE Rev William WILSON, 1851. |
| ENVIRONMENT AGENCY | 1997 (i) | A Flood of Memories. Recollections of the 1947 floods in East Anglia. |
| ENVIRONMENT AGENCY | 1997 (ii) | After the Flood. 50 years of inland flood protection in East Anglia. |
| ERSKINE, Mrs Steuart | 1919 | SEE Edward George Henry MONTAGU, Eighth Earl of Sandwich, 1919. |
| ERSKINE, Rev Ralph | 1847 | Strong Consolation for Sin-despairing Souls, being a selection from Erskine's Gospel Sonnets, called the Believer's Jointure. |
| ESQUIRE, An | 1854 | A Legende of Ye Castle at Huntyngdune. Collected and Set Forth by an Esquire. |
| ESSAYS AND REVIEWS | 1860 | Essays and Reviews. [Contents: "The Education of the World" by Frederick Temple; "Bunsen's Biblical Researches" by Rowland Williams; "On the Study of the Evidences of Christianity" by Baden Powell; "Séances Historiques de Genève. The National Church" by Henry Bristow Wilson; "On the Mosaic Cosmogony" by C.W. Goodwin; "Tendencies of Religious Thought in England 1688-1750" by Mark Pattison; "On the Interpretation of Scripture" by Benjamin Jowett]. |
| ESSEX, T. | No date | The Sea-Side Sonnnet from Mr Pratt's Gleanings Vol. 1st. Composed & most Respectfully Insccribed To her Grace the Dutchess of Devonshire. By T. Essex Bac. Mus. Oxon. |
| ESTATE MAGAZINE | 1910 | The Estate Magazine. A Supplement to The Country Gentlemen's Estate Book. Edited by William Broomhall. Vol. X No. 8, August, 1910. |
| ESTOBB, W. | No date | The Result of a View of the great Level of the Fens taken in July 1745. |
| ETHELDREDA, Saint | No date | See ELY CATHEDRAL, No date. |
| ETON BOY | [1871] | Who's Afraid? Or, all about the row at Dame Europa's School. By "An Eton Boy". |
| EURIPIDES | 1694 | SEE Joshua BARNES, 1694. |
| EUROPEAN MAGAZINE | 1812 | A Circumstantial Account of the Assassination of the Right Hon. Spencer Perceval, in the Lobby of the House of Commons, on Monday, the 11th of May, 1812; with a Report of the Trial, and Execution of the Assassin John Bellingham; and a Biographical Sketch of his Life. [Also "Portrait of John Bellingham the Assassin" and "Plan of the Lobby of the House of Commons"]. |
| EUROPEAN MAGAZINE | 1817 | Biographical Memoir of Charles Aldis Esq., Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, &c. (With a Portrait, drawn and engraved by Thomas Wageman Esq.) |
| EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCHES ST NEOTS | 1901 | St Neots Evangelical Free Churches. Great Simultaneous Mission, from 17th to 26th February, 1901. |
| EVANGELICAL MAGAZINE | 1834 | The Evangelical Magazine and Missionary Chronicle, for June 1834. |
| EVANGELICAL REGISTER | 1824 | The Evangelical Register; or Magazine, for the Connexion of the Late Countess of Huntingdon. January, 1824 & No. 3, July 1824. |
| EVANS, A.H. | 1904 | Zoology: Birds. |
| EVANS, A.H. | 1923 | SEE J. Stanley GARDINER and A.G. TANSLEY (Joint editors), 1923, "The Natural History of Wicken Fen". |
| EVANS, Charles Jewel | 1889 | A Record of the first formation, and subsequent progess for a period of twenty-seven years of the South Midland Branch of the British Medical Association. By Charles Jewel Evans, Hon. Sec. (For Private Circulation only). |
| EVANS, Gary and SHOTLIFF, Drew | 1990 | A1 Widening Scheme, Alconbury - Fletton Parkway. An Archaeological Assessment 1990. TL 190769-138949. |
| EVANS, J.B. | 1991 | Bred on Water. Recollections of Boyhood 1911-1922. |
| EVANS, John | 1798 | An Essay on the Education of Youth. (Bound with other pamphlets under VARIOUS: "Tracts 2" (1).)VARIOUS: "Tracts 2" |
| EVANS, John | 1892 | Posy-Rings. A Friday Evening Discourse at the Royal Institution of Great Britain, March 25, 1892. |
| EVANS, John Jewel | 1892 | [Memorial Appeal Fund] |
| EVANS, Rev H. | 1826 | SEE John STEVENS, 1826, refuting Rev Evans' views on the pre-existence of Christ. |
| EVELYN, John | 1854 | Diary and correspndence of John Evelyn, F.R.S., author of "Sylva" to which is subjoined the private correspondence between King Charles I and Sir Edward Nicholas, and between Sir Edward Hyde, afterwards Earl of Clarendon and Sir Richard Browne. Edited from the original MSS at Wotton by William Bray, Esq., F.A.S. A new edition in four volumes, corrected, revised and enlarged. |
| EVELYN-WHITE, C.H. | 1906 | The Carved Bench-ends in Eynesbury Church, Huntingdonshire. |
| EVIL OF A LATE ATTENDANCE | No date | The Evil of a Late Attendance on Divine Worship. No 60. |
| EWEN, C. L'Estrange | 1928 | The Families of Ewen of East Anglia and the Fenland. Compiled from original sources. |
| EXACT LIST | 1722 | An Exact List of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal: as also of the Knights and Comissioners of Shires, Citizens and Burgesses of the First Parliament of King George. Summon'd to meet at Westminster on the seventeenth Day of March 1714/15, and from thence continu'd, by several Prorogations, until the tenth day of March 1721/2, being the Eighth Session of the Fifth Parliament of Great Britain, and them dissolved. Wherein every Member is properly distinguish'd by the chief Seat or common Residence of his Family, or by his Profession, or publick Employment. The many Alterations that have happen'd during the Eight Sessions by the Deaths of Several of the Members, by undue Elections, double Returns, Promotion to Places of Honour and Profit &c. to the End thereof. (contd.) |
| EXACT LIST | 1722 (contd.) | To which is added an Alphabetical List of the Names of all the Members that have, at any Time, served in this Parliament. And also an Alphabetical List of all the Counties, Cities, Boroughs, &c. of Great Britain. The NINTH EDITION Corrected. |
| EXCHEQUER STANDARDS | 1870 | See STANDARDS COMMISSION, 1870. |
| EXETER, Bishops of | Various | SEE [Henry PHILLPOTTS], Various. |
| EXONIAN | 1871 | The Engish Boy Himself Again, or "The Dame's" Wigging Denied. By an Exonian. |
| EXTINGUISHER FOR THE TORCH | No date | An Extinguisher for the "Torch", and Cement for the "Broken Pitcher". |
| EXTRAORDINARY CURE | 1694 | A Narrative Of the Late Extraordinary Cure Wrought in an Instant upon Mrs Eliz. Savage, (Lame from her Birth) Without the using of any Natural Means. With the Affidavits which were made before the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor and the Certificates of several Credible Persons, who knew her both before and since her Cure, etc. With an Appendix, attempting to prove, That Miracles are not ceas'd. |
| EYNESBURY FRIENDLY SOCIETY | 1839 | Rules of a Friendly Society, held at the sign of the Blue Ball, at Eynsebury, in the County of Huntingdon. |
| EYNESBURY READING CLUB | No date | Eynesbury Reading Club [Rules]. |
| FABER, Frederick William | 1840 | The Cherwell Water-lily, and other poems. |
| FABER, Frederick William | 1842 | The Styrian lake, and other poems. |
| FABER, Frederick William | 1844 | Sir Lancelot. |
| FABER, Frederick William | 1845 | The Rosary and Other Poems, published in aid of the restoration of an ancient parish church. |
| FABER, Frederick William | 1869 | SEE John Edward BOWDEN, 1869, "Life and Letters of Frederick William Faber". |
| FABER, Frederick William and MOSS, James | [1847] | A Correspondence between the Rev. F.W. Faber, formerly Rector of Elton, Huntingdonshire; but now a Roman Catholic priest, and superintendent of a monastic establishment at Cotton Hall, Staffordshire; and Mr James Moss, Primitive Methodist Minister, at Alton, in the same County. |
| FAIRBAIRN, James | No date | Fairbairn's crests of the families of Great Britain and Ireland. Compiled from the best authorities by James Fairbairn and revised by Laurence Butters. Seal Engraver in ordinary to the Queen for Scotland. In two volumes. Vol. 1. Text, Vol. 2. Plates. |
| FAIRFAX, Sir Thomas | 1647 | A Representation from His Excellencie S. Thomas Fairfax, And the Army under his command, Humbly tendered to the Parliament: Concerning the just and fundamentall Rights and Liberties of themselves and the Kingdome, with some humble proposals and desires in order thereunto, and for settling the Peace of the Kingdome. St Albanes, June 14. 1647. By the appointment of his Excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax, with the Officers and Souldiery under his Command. J. Rushworth, Secretary. |
| FAIRFAX, Thomas | No date | The Complete Sportsman; Or, Country Gentleman's Recreation: Containing the whole Arts Of Breeding and Managing Game Cocks, with the best Methods of Fighting them, etc. etc. etc.. Together with several other equally curious Articles, too numerous to be mentioned in this Title Page. |
| FAIRFAX, Thomas | Unknown | A Particular Charhe or Impeachment in the Name of his Excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax, and the Army under his Command, against Denzill Holles Esquire, Sir Philip Stapleton, Sir William Lewis, Sir John Clotworthy, Sir William Waller, Sir John Maynard, Knights, Major Generall Maffie, John Glynne, Esquire, Recorder of London, Walter Long, Esquire, Col. Edward Harley, aand Anthony Nicoll, Esquire, Members of the Honorable House of Commons. By the appointment of his Excel. Sir Thomas Fairfax, and the Councell of Warre, Signed John Rushworth Secre. |
| FALKLAND, Viscount | * | See CAREY. |
| FANSHAWE, Lady Ann | 1829 | Memoirs of Lady Fanshawe, wife of the Right Hon. Sir Richard Fanshawe, Bart. Ambassador from Charles the Second to the court of Madrid in 1665. Written by herself. To which are added, extracts from the correspondence of Sir Richard Fanshawe. |
| FARLEY, W.M. | 1850 | A Voice from the Font. Regeneration not necessarily connected with Baptism; proved from Holy Scripture and the Articles and Formularies of the Church of England. By W.M. Farley, Curate of Haddenham. |
| FARMER, John S. | 1901 | The Regimental Records of the British Army. A Historical Résumé Chronologically Arranged of Titles, Campaigns, Honours, Uniforms, Facings, Badges, Nicknames, etc. |
| FARMER'S MAGAZINE | 1850 (i) | The Farmer's Magazine. February, 1850. No. 2 Vol. XXI Second Series. |
| FARMER'S MAGAZINE | 1850 (ii) | Cow bred by John Mann of Fenstanton. |
| FARMER'S MAGAZINE | 1851 | Teddington; winner of the Derby, 1851, bred by J. Tomlinson of Huntingdon in 1848. |
| FARRAR, C.F. | 1921 | Ouse's Silent Tide. |
| FARREN, W. | 1904 | Zoology: Insects - Introduction; Hemiptera; Lepidoptera. |
| FARREN, W. | 1923 | SEE J. Stanley GARDINER and A.G. TANSLEY (Joint editors), 1923, "The Natural History of Wicken Fen". |
| FARRER, William | 1924 | Honors and Knights' Fees. An Attempt to identify the component parts of certain honors and to trace the descent of the tenants of the same who held by knight's service of serjeantry from the eleventh to the fourteenth century. Vol. 2, Chester & Huntingdon. |
| FARRINGTON, George | 1868 | See J.W. CHILDERS (Ed), 1868. |
| FASHION | 1783 | Fashion, an Ode; with other poems. |
| FATTORI, Prof. Comm. Onofrio | 1918 | The Republic of San Marino, Italy, and the War. A Discourse delivered before the Captains Regent and Grand Council of the Republic on the occasion of the Change of Regency, April 1917. Translated from the Italian; with a Preface by Robert Holmes Edleston. |
| FAULKNER, Alan H. (Ed.) | 1972 | Fenland Barge Traffic. Based on a thesis by John K. Wilson. Edited and additional material by Alan H. Faulkner. |
| FAUNTHORPE, Rev J.P. | 1873 | The Geography of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire, for use in schools. |
| FAUX, W. | 1818 | The History of an Unprecedented Hoax, most iniquitously played off upon the celebrated Joseph Lancaster, and fathered upon Mr W. Faux, by one Will. Brown, of Houghton Mills, Huntingdonshire, Nicknamed " A Distinguished and Hospitable Member of the Society of Friends"; containing J. Lancaster's letters to W. Brown and the editor of the Stamford News, on the same subject, and interspersed with all The Curious Private Correspondence thereto relating: Most respectfully inscribed, without Permission, to the annual meetings in London, and the body generally, of the people called Quakers. By one of the injured party. |
| FAUX, W. | 1818 (contd.) | |
| FAUX, W. | 1823 (i) | Memorable Days in America: Being a Journal of a Tour to The United States, principally undertaken to ascertain, by positive evidence, the condition and probable prospects of British emigrants; including accounts of Mr Birkbeck's settlement in the Illinois: And intended to shew Men and Things as they are in America. By W. Faux, an English farmer. |
| FAUX, W. | 1823 (ii) | See GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, 1823. |
| FAVELL, Charles | 1792 | A Sermon Preached at the Visitation of the Rev the Archdeacon of Huntingdon, in the parish church of All Saints, in the town of Huntingdon, May 1, 1792, by Charles Favell, M.A. Rector of Brington, with Bythorne and Old-Weston, Chaplain to the Right Rev the Lord Bishop of Hereford, and late fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge. |
| FAVELL, James | 1777 | SEE Charles DICKENS, 1777. |
| FAWCETT, James | 1793 | A Sermon preached before the University of Cambridge, on January 27, 1793; and published at the desire of the Vice-chancellor, and the heads of colleges present. By James Fawcett, B.D., Fellow of St John's College, and Lady Margaret's Preacher in the University of Cambridge. |
| FAWCETT, John | 1791 | An Essay on the Propagation of the Christian Religion. By John Fawcett, Scholar of Magdalen College, Cambridge. Published in compliance with the will of the late Mr Norris, as having gained the annual prize which he instituted in that university. |
| FEA, Allan | 1907 | Nooks and corners of old England, with illustrations from photographs by the author. |
| FEARING, Rita | 1996 | SEE Julia JOHNSON (Ed.), 1996. |
| FEARNSIDES, W.G. | 1904 | Geology. |
| FEARNSIDES, W.G. and MARR, J.E. | 1904 | Physiography. |
| FEAZEY, E. | 1900 | SEE Mrs Ann GODWIN, 1900. |
| FELIX, Minutius [pseudonym] | 1800 | See G. HARDINGE, 1800. |
| FELL, David, McDONALD, Tom, MURRAY, Jon & TREVARTHEN, Mike | No date | Excavations at the Priory, St Ives, Cambridgeshire. |
| FELL, Rev John | 1851 | See Frederick John STÜRMER, 1851, which is dedicated to him. Rev Fell was headmaster of Huntingdon Grammar School 1823-68. |
| FELLOW OF SION COLLEGE | 1850 | The Church in Prayer for the Church in Strife. By a Fellow of Sion College. |
| FELLOWES, Rt. Hon. Ailwyn E. | 1905 | Testimonial to the Rt. Hon. Ailwyn E. Fellowes M.P. from the inhabitants of the County of Huntingdon on his Appointment as Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries. |
| FELLOWES, William Henry, Second Baron de Ramsey | 1896 | SEE W. Mackreth NOBLE, 1896, "Huntingdonshire and the Spanish Armada", dedicated to Lord de Ramsey. |
| FELLOWES, William Henry, Second Baron De Ramsey | 1931 | By direction of the Trustees of the late Right Hon. Lord De Ramsey. Ramsey Abbey, Huntingdonshire . . . Catalogue of the Whole of the Valuable Contents of the Mansion . . . which will be sold by auction, by James C. How on Tuesday, May 26th, 1931 The Three Following Days & Monday, June 1st. |
| FEMALE ASSOCIATION | [1833] | The Second Report of the Female Association for St Ives and its Neighbourhood, in aid of the cause of Negro Emancipation. Established 1830. |
| FENN, W.W. | No date | Moated Houses. |
| FENSTANTON PARISH CHURCH. | * | See ST PETER AND ST PAUL'S CHURCH FENSTANTON. |
| FENSTANTON STOCK CLUB | 1913 | Rules (Revised 1905 and 1913). |
| FERNIE, Rev John | 1867 | A Sermon, preached in the parish church of Kimbolton, Hunts, On Sunday, 1st September, 1867, on occasion of the death of the Rev. Thomas Ainsworth, M.A., vicar of that parish for twenty-one years, and domestic chaplain to his Grace the late and present Duke of Manchester. By the Rev. John Fernie, M.A., Rector of Yelden, Beds. Printed by Request. |
| FERRAR, John | 1730 | SEE Dr Thomas CAIUS, 1730. |
| FERRAR, John and JEBB, Dr | 1855 | Nicholas Ferrrar. Two lives by his brother John and by Dr Jebb. Now first edited with illustrations by J.E.B. Mayor. |
| FERRAR, M. Ll. | 1899 | On Some Ferrar Book-plates. |
| FERRAR, Nicholas | 1859 | SEE George HERBERT, 1859 (i). |
| FERRAR, Nicholas | 1899 | The Story Books of Little Gidding. Being the religious dialogues recited in the Great Room, 1631-2. From the original manuscript of Nicholas Ferrar. With an introduction by E. Cruwys Sharland. |
| FERRAR, Nicholas | 1905 | SEE Juan De VALDES, [1905]. |
| FERRAR, Nicholas | No date | SEE George HERBERT, No date, "The Works of George Herbert", for Ferrar's introduction to Herbert's poems. |
| FERRAR, Rev W.J. | 1899 | The Peace of Little Gidding. |
| FERRAR'S CASE | No date | Mr Ferrar of Little-Gidding in the County of Huntingdon, His Case. |
| FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN | 1951 (i) | Festival of Britain. 1951. Saint Ives - Hunts. United Open-air Service On Sunday, July 1st at 3 p.m. in the Warner Park. Officiating Ministers: Rev L.J. Ballard, M.A., Rev T.R. Spray. |
| FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN | 1951 (ii) | See also HUNTINGDONSHIRE FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN, 1951; ST IVES PAGEANT, 1951. |
| FEW PLAIN REASONS | 1834 | A Few Plain Reasons for Conformity to the Established Church. Addressed to the middling and poorer classes of Society. |
| FIELD, Rev William | 1828 | Memoirs of the Life, Writings, and Opinions of the Rev Samuel Parr, LL.D; with biographical notices of many of his friends, pupils, and contemporaries. In two volumes. |
| FIENNES, Nathaniel, Lord | 1659 | See [Richard CROMWELL], 1659 (i). |
| FIERY CROSS | 1901-8 | The Fiery Cross. Third, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and 26th Issues. |
| FIFTH BATTALION BEDFORDSHIRE REGIMENT | 1912 | [Letter appealing for funds, December 1912, by Lieut-Col. Buller]. |
| FIGGIS, Darrell | 1921 | On Not Seeing Swinburne. |
| FINALE TO DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL | 1871 | The Finale to Dame Europa's School; to the consequences of John's policy; and a peep into futurity. |
| FINLAISON, John | 1839 | Tables of Contributions and Allowances for the Huntingdon Friendly Institution, computed by John Finlaison, Esq. Actuary of the National Debt. |
| FIRST HUNTINGDONSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEER CORPS | [1860] (i) | Rules of the First Huntingdonshire Volunteer Rifle Corps, as approved by the Secretary of State for War. |
| FIRST HUNTINGDONSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEER CORPS | 1860 (ii) | [Subscription Appeal] |
| FIRST HUNTINGDONSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEER CORPS | 1877 | First Hunts. Rifle Volunteers. [Appeal for Subscriptions]. |
| FIRTH, Charles Harding | 1900 | Oliver Cromwell and the rule of the Puritans in England. (Heroes of the Nations). |
| FIRTH, Charles Harding | 1909 | The Last Years of the Protectorate 1656-1658. Vol. 1. 1656-1657. |
| FIRTH, Charles Harding | 1912 | Cromwell's Army. A History of the English soldier during the Civil Wars, the Commonwealth and the Protectorate. Being the Ford Lectures delivered in the University of Oxford in 1900-1. SECOND EDITION, illustrated. |
| FISHBOURNE, Richard | Various | SEE Nathaniel SHUTE, 1626; HUNTINGDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1863. Also spelled "Fishburne". |
| FISHBURNE, Richard | Various | SEE Nathaniel SHUTE, 1626; HUNTINGDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1863. Also spelled "Fishbourne". |
| FISHER, Mrs W.E. | [1901] | [Music Lessons Prospectus]. |
| FISHER, Susanna | 2001 | The Makers of the Blueback Charts. A history of Imray Laurie Norie & Wilson Ltd. |
| FISHWICK, J. Lacey | 1902 | A Popular Magic Lantern Lecture on the Animals of the Bible, by Mr J. Lacey Fishwick, (One of the Government Inspectors of Schools) will be given in the Eynesbury Church Room on Friday February 28th 1902. |
| FISHWICK, Lieut-Col. H. | 1912 | SEE Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| FITZMAURICE, Lord Edmond | [1901] | Cromwell. An address delivered at St Ives, Huntingdonshire, on the occasion of the unveiling of a statue of Cromwell by Mr Pomeroy. Erected by public subscription. |
| FITZWILIAM, Rt Hon Earl | 1837 | SEE Weston HATFIELD, 1837. |
| FLANAGAN, Bridget | 2001 | A Story of Village Rowing. Hemingfords' Regatta 1901-2001. Additional research by Gerald Rook. |
| FLANAGAN, Bridget | 2003 | The St Ives Problem. A 4000 Year Old Nursery Rhyme? With illustrations by Bob Burn-Murdoch. |
| FLANAGAN, Bridget | 2005 | The New Bridges. The Causeway to St Ives Bridge. |
| FLAVEL, Rev J. | No date | The Christian Indeed. By the late Rev. J. Flavel. No 68. |
| FLEMING, Caleb | 1772 | Discourses on Three Essential Properties of the Gospel-Revelation, Which demonstrate its Divine Original. With a Caution against Infidelity, addressed to Youth. And A Supplemental Discourse on the supernatural Conception of Jesus Christ. (Also an appendix: A Letter addressed to the Arians: Occasioned by a late Publication of Mr Martin Tomkins's Reply to Dr Lardner's Letter on the Locos). |
| FLETCHER, Dr | 1890 | The Manner of the Solemnity, of the Scottish Queen's Funeral, being the first of August 1587; when she was buried, in the Cathedral of Peterborough. |
| FLETCHER, Hanslip | 1926 | SEE Colin R. COOTE, 1926. |
| FLETCHER, Wiliam Younger | 1896 | English Bookbindings. Reprinted from The Portfolio, 1893. |
| FLETTON MOTHERCRAFT CENTRE | 1926 | District Infant Welfare and Mothercraft Centre, Fletton, Peterborough. "What IS Infant Welfare?" Notes of Speeches by Professor Louise McIlroy, MD And Others, at Opening of New Centre By the Lord Lieutenant of Huntingdonshire (the Earl of Sandwich). |
| FLETTON SECONDARY SCHOOL | 1924-25 | The Flettonian. |
| FLETTON SECONDARY SCHOOL | 1936 | The Flettonian, December, 1936. |
| FLETTON SECONDARY SCHOOL | 1937 (i) | The Flettonian, July, 1937. |
| FLETTON SECONDARY SCHOOL | 1937 (ii) | The Flettonian, December, 1937. |
| FLOOD AT ST NEOTS | No date | The Flood at St Neots, 1823. Extract from an old Handbill relative to the Flood at St Neots in the year 1823. |
| FLOWER, W.B. | 1850 | Stand fast in the Faith. A Sermon bearing on the duties of churchmen at the present time. By the curate of Stoke Damerel. |
| FOLKSWORTH, Parish of | 1838 | Land Tax Assessment, 1838. An Assessment made for granting an Aid to Her Majesty by a Land Tax, etc. etc. |
| FOOT, Rt Hon Isaac | 1944 | Oliver Cromwell and Abraham Lincoln, a Comparison. A Lecture delivered before the Royal Society of Literature on April 19th, 1944. With a Foreword by G.P. Gooch. |
| FOR ENGLAND O! | No date | For England O! : From an old paper in the possession of Mr J. Wright, St Neots. As sung at Eynesbury at the Celebration of Peace, July, 1814. |
| FORBES, Francis | 1778 | The Improvement of Waste Lands . . . To which is added, a Dissertation on great and small farms; And the Consequences of them to Land-Owners, and the Public. By Francis Forbes, Gent. |
| FOREMAN, Stephen | 1912 | The Fen Dogs. |
| FORESTER, The Hon. and Rev Orlando W.W. | 1850 | One Baptism: Or an Appeal and a Plea in behalf of those who cannot consent to hold two Baptisms for the remission of sins. Dedicated to the Venerable William Vickers, Archdeacon of Salop, in the Diocese of Hereford. By the Hon. and Rev Orlando W.W. Forester, Rector of Broseley, Prebendary of the Cathederal Church of Hereford, and Rural Dean. |
| FORESTER, Thomas (Ed.) | 1853 | SEE Henry of HUNTINGDON, 1853. |
| FORM OF HUMBLE PRAYER | 1915 | A Form of Humble Prayer to Almighty God, to be used on Sunday, the third of January, 1915, being the day appointed for intercession on behalf of the nation and empire in this time of war. Issued under the authority of the Archbishops of Canerbury and York. |
| FORM OF INTERCESSION | 1900 | A Form of Intercession with Almighty God, on behalf of Her Majesty's Naval and Military Forces now in South Africa, to be used in all Churches and Chapels in England and Wales, and in the Town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, on such occasions as each Bishop shall appoint for his own Diocese. |
| FORM OF SERVICE | No date | Form of Service for the dedication of Church Bells. |
| FORM OF THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER | 1887 | A Form of thanksgiving and prayer to Almighty God, upon the completion of fifty years of her Majesty's Reign; to be used on Tuesday the 21st day of June next, and certain other days as herein appointed, in all churches and chapels in England and Wales, and in the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed. |
| FORSTER, John | 1755 | Two Sermons preached at Huntingdon Assizes, March 16, and July 13, 1755. Before the Hon. Mr Justice Foster, the Hon. Mr Justice Birch, the Hon. Mr Justice Clive. Wherein is shewn, that a Nation's Happiness depends on the Support of Government by Religion, and of Religion by Government. By John Forster, M.A., Rector of Elton in the County of Huntingdon, and of Walsoken in Norfolk; and Chaplain to His Grace the Duke of Manchester. |
| FORSTER, John | 1757 | Two Sermons preached at Northampton Assizes, April 7, and July 20, 1757. The First, before the Hon. Mr Justice Bathurst: the second, before the Right Honourable Lord Chief Baron Parker, and the Hon. Mr Baron Legge. By John Forster, M.A., Rector of Elton in the County of Huntingdon, and of Walsoken in Norfolk; and Chaplain to His Grace the Duke of Manchester. |
| FORSTER, John | 1764 | Religion and Loyalty inseparable. A Sermon preached at the Assizes held at Wisbeach, in the Isle of Ely; August 22, 1764. Before Mr Serjeant Forster, Chief Justice of the said Isle. By John Forster, M.A., Rector of Elton in Huntingdonshire, and of Walsoken in Norfolk. |
| FORTESCUE, Hon J.H. | 1900 | SEE Spenser WILKINSON (Ed.), 1900. |
| FORTESCUE, Robert Henry | 1850 | The Tudor Supremacy in Jurisdiction Unlimited. A Sermon preached in the parish church of Kingsbridge, at the Ordinary Visitation of the Venerable the Archdeacon of Totnes; June 10th, 1850. By Robert Henry Fortescue, MA curate of Bigbury, Devon; formerly chaplain to the Bishop of Colombo. Published by Request. |
| FOSS, Edward | 1870 | A Bographical dictionary of the Judges of England from the Conquest to the present time 1066-1870. Biographia juridica. |
| FOSTER, A.J. | No date | The Ouse. (Published under the direction of the Committee of General Literature and Education appointed by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge). |
| FOSTER, C.W. (Ed.) | 1912 | Lincoln Episcopal Records in the time of Thomas Cooper, S.T.P., Bishop of Lincoln A.D. 1571 to A.D. 1584. (Publications of the Lincoln Record Society, vol. 2). |
| FOSTER, Ebenezer (Sheriff) | 1849 | County of Huntingdon. Gaol Calender, for the Lent Assize, holden at Huntingdon, in the said County, on Monday the 12th day of March, 1849, before the Right Honourable Sir Frederick Pollock, Knight, Chief Baron of Her Majesty's Court of Exchequer: and the Honourable Sir Robert Monsey Rolfe, Knight, One of the Barons of Her Majesty's said Court of Exchequer. |
| FOSTER, Fred W. | 1898 | A Bibliography of skating. 4TH EDITION. |
| FOSTER, J. Kemp | 1909 | Old St Ives of the Seventies and Eighties. Reminiscences by J. Kemp Foster. |
| FOSTER, J.K. | 1844 | SEE Selina HASTINGS, Countess of Huntingdon, 1844, "The Life and times of", etc. |
| FOSTER, John | 1833 | SEE Olinthus GREGORY, 1833. |
| WALKER, Henry Decimus | 1845 | The cover of a catalogue for the sale of household furniture, old wines, plate, linen etc; which will be sold by auction on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday the 22nd, 23rd, 24th & 26th of September 1845 at the Cock Inn, Eaton Socon, by order of the Assignees of the Estate & Effects of Mr Henry Decimus Walker. |
| RANDOLPH, Rev H | 1849 | The cover of a catalogue for the sale of household furniture, carpets, glass, earthenware etc; (the property of the Rev H Randolph) which will be sold by auction on Tuesday the 7th of August 1849 at Abbotsley Vicarage. |
| FOSTER, John | 1838 | Life of Henry Marten, 1602-1680. |
| FOSTER, Joseph | 1887 | Collectanea Genealogica. |
| FOSTER, Michael | 1865 | On the Existence of Glycogen in the Tissues of Certain Entozoa. |
| FOSTER, Michael | 1897 | Memoir of Emil du Bois-Reymond. |
| FOSTER, Michael | 1898 | On the Physical Basis of Psychical Events. (The Wilde Lecture). |
| FOSTER, Michael | 1899 | British Association for the Advancement of Science. Dover, 1899. Address by Professor Sir Michael Foster, K.C.B., Sec.R.S., President. |
| FOSTER, Michael | No date | On the Term Endothelium. By Michael Foster, M.D., F.R.S., Praelector in Physiology, Trin. Coll., Cam. |
| FOSTER, Sir Michael | (1836-1907) | See the biography in the HUNTINGDONIAN No. 6 (Spring Term 1912) and the obituary in the Norris Huntingdon press cuttings for 1907. He was born in Huntingdon in 1836, the son of Dr Michael Foster (VCH ii 126 says his father lived at 35 Huntingdon High Street). Sir Michael was an eminent scientist at Cambridge (Norris biographical card index says he lived at Great Shelford). He was secretary of the Royal Society and an MP 1900-1906. |
| FOSTER, W.E. | 1914 | Hereward, the Fenman. |
| FOULKES, Rev E.S. | 1850 | A Challenge to those who Impugn the Position Assumed by the Church of England since the Reformation. By the Rev E.S. Foulkes, MA Fellow and Tutor of Jesus College, Oxford. |
| FOUNDERS AND PIONEERS | 1899 | Reynold Hogg. |
| FOUR PETITIONS | 1642 | The Foure Petitions of Huntington Shire, Norfolk Suffolk, and Essex. Joyntly concerning the libertie of the Subjects, to the Honourable Assembly of the High Court of Parliament. Unanimously concurring to the rooting out of Papists, and their Religion from our Kingdome; and the removing of the Popish Lords, and Bishops from their Votes in the House of Peeres: and that there may be a speedy Reformation of Religion in our Church, according to the Word of God. The Petition of Huntington-shire, particularly containing the behalfe of the Lord Kimbolton. |
| FOURTH (HUNTINGDONSHIRE) VOLUNTEER BATTALION | [1904] | Hunts Volunteers. [Subscription appeal]. |
| FOURTH (HUNTINGDONSHIRE) VOLUNTEER BATTALION | 1901 | Battalion Orders by Colonel Charles Linton, Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding 4th (Hunts.) Vol. Battn. Bedfordshire Regiment. |
| FOWLER, E.J. | 1905 | History of Gamlingay. A reprint from the "Herts and Cambs Reporter". |
| FOWLER, Rev H. | 1887 | See S. ALBANS ARCHITECTURAL & ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, 1887. |
| FOWLER, W. | 1852 | See ST ANDREW'S CHURCH GT STAUGHTON, 1852. |
| FOX, Charles Armstrong | No date | Charles Armstrong Fox Memorials Gathered by Sophia M. Nugent. |
| FOX, Charles James | (1749-1804) | SEE Lord John RUSSELL, 1859-66. |
| FOX, Charles James | 1797 | The Substance of the Speech of the Right Honourable Charles James Fox, on Mr Grey's Motion in the House of Commons, Friday, May 26, 1797, For Leave to bring in a Bill to amend and regulate the Election of Members to serve in the Commons House of Parliament; as reported in the Morning Chronicle. FOURTH EDITION. |
| FOX, Cyril | 1923 | The Archaeology of the Canbridge region; a topographical study of the Bronze, Early Iron, Roman and Anglo-Saxon ages, with an introductory note on the Neolithic age. |
| FOX, Cyril | 1923 (contd.) | |
| FOX, Cyril | 1930 | SEE Charles LUCAS, 1930. |
| FOX, Cyril and BURKITT, Miles C. | 1926 | Early Man. (Assisted by G. Wyman ABBOTT). |
| FOX, Cyril T.H. | No date | Vesper Hymn. Second Edition. |
| FOX, George | 1659 | SEE Edward BURROUGH and George FOX, 1659 |
| FOX, John Shirley | * | See John SHIRLEY-FOX. |
| FOX, Rev William | 1841 | Excuses for not attending public worship: A Sermon, by the Rev. William Fox, M.A., Curate of Woodstone, Huntingdonshire. |
| FOX, Robert | 1831 | The History of Godmanchester, In the County of Huntingdon; comprising its antient, modern, municipal, and ecclesiastical history. |
| FOX, Wilson | 1905 | See BOARD OF TRADE, 1905. |
| FRAMPTON, George | 1996 | Vagrants, Rogues and Vagabonds. Plough Monday Tradition in Old Huntingdonshire and the Soke of Peterborough. |
| FRASER | 1812 | The Trial of John Bellingham, for the assassination of the Right Honourable Spencer Perceval, First Lord of the Treasury, Chancellor of the Exchequer, &c &c &c in the Lobby of the House of Commons, on Monday the 11th May, 1812. Taken in short hand, by Mr Fraser. To this is added an account of Bellingham's execution, on Monday, May 18. |
| FRASER Family | Various | For the FRASER family of artists, see the records in the Prints Watercolours Drawings index; also family tree in Joe NEWELL, 1991, "The Holywell Story". For Robert Winchester Fraser, see ARTISTS' RECORD, 1887. |
| FRASER'S MAGAZINE | 1840 | Nicholas Ferrar. |
| FREDERICTON, John, Bishop of | 1850 | A Charge delivered in the Cathedral of Christ-Church, Fredericton, to the clergy of the diocese, assembled at the Second Triennial Visitation of John, Bishop of Fredericton. |
| FREE CHURCH ST IVES | 1886 | Statement of Accounts and Balance Sheet, of the Free Church, St Ives, for 1886. |
| FREE CHURCH ST IVES | 1894 | Manual of the Free Church, St Ives. |
| FREE CHURCH ST IVES | 1910-12 | St Ives Free Church Magazine, January 1910 - December 1912. |
| FREE CHURCH ST IVES | 1913-14 | St Ives Free Church Magazine, January 1912 - December 1914. |
| FREEHOLDER, An Insulted | 1807 | A Letter to the Rev. Edw. Maltby, D.D., Vicar of Buckden. Prebendary of Lincoln, &c. &c. &c. on the subject of his speech delivered on the Hustings at Huntingdon, on Wednesay the 13th of May 1807. |
| FREEMAN, George | 1856 | To The Rate-Payers of St Neots. |
| FREEMAN, Rev Henry | 1865 | Catalogue of the extensive and valuable library of the late Rev. Henry Freeman, Rector of Folksworth, Huntingdonshire, founded on the library formed in the early part of the last century by that eminent historian Dr. White Kennett, Bishop of Peterborough . . . Which will be sold by auction by Messrs Puttick and Simpson, 47 Leicester Square, W.C. on May 29th, 1865. |
| FREEMASONS | 1913 | See Bro. John DICKENS, 1913. |
| FREER, Rev George | 1823 | A Parochial Sermon, in aid of "The National Society for the Education of the Poor in the Principals of the Established Church". Preached in the Parish Church of St Neots, in the County of Huntingdon, on Sunday August 17, 1823, by the Rev. George Freer, B.A., of Emanuel College, Cambridge. |
| FRENCH CHARITY | 1665 | The French Charity: written in French by an English Gentleman, upon the occasion of Prince Harecourt's coming into England, etc. SEE Sir Robert COTTON, Baronet, 1675. |
| FRENCH, A.D. Weld | 1896 | County records of the surnames of Francus, Franceis, French, in England A.D. 1100-1350. |
| FRENCH, Rev Dr Valpy | 1881 (i) | Brasses of Huntingdonshire. |
| FRENCH, Rev Dr Valpy | 1881 (ii) | Brasses of Huntingdonshire Part II. |
| FREND, William | 1788 | See also ADDRESS TO THE INHABITANTS OF CAMBRIDGE, 1788. |
| FREND, William | 1788 (i) | Thoughts on subscription to religious tests, particularly that required by the University of Cambridge, of candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Arts, in a letter to the Rev. H.W. Coulthurst, B.D. |
| FREND, William | 1788 (ii) | An Address to the inhabitants of Canterbury and its neighbourhood, exhorting them to turn from the false worship of three persons to the worship of the One True God. |
| FREND, William | 1789 | See also QUESTIONIST, 1789. |
| FREND, William | 1789 (i) | Appendix to Thoughts on Subscription, by William Frend, M.A., Fellow of Jesus College, containing 1) His appeal to the Visitor of the College, on occasion of his removal by the Master from his office of Tutor. 2) The Master's Answer to the Appeal. 3) His Reply to the Answer, and 4) The Judgement of the Visitor. |
| FREND, William | 1789 (ii) | A second address to the inhabitants of Cambridge and its neighbourhood, exhorting them to turn from the false worship of three persons, to the worship of the One True God. |
| FREND, William | 1793 | See also John BEVERLEY, [1793] (i) and [1793] (ii). |
| FREND, William | 1793 (i) | Peace and Union Recommended to the Associated Bodies of Republicans and Anti-Republicans; By Wiliam Frend, M.A. Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge. |
| FREND, William | 1793 (ii) | An Account of the Proceedings in the University of Cambridge, against William Frend, M.A., Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge, for publishing a pamphlet, intitled Peace and Union, &c. Containing The Proceedings in Jesus College, The Trial in the Vice-Chancellor's Court, and in The Court of Delegates. Published by the Defendant. |
| FREND, William | 1795 | A Sequel to the Account of the Proceedings in the University of Cambridge, against the author of a pamphlet, entitled Peace and Union; containing The Application to the Court of King's Bench, A Review of Similar Cases in the University, and Reflections on the Impolicy of Religious Persecution, and the Importance of Free Enquiry. |
| FREND, William | 1799 | Principles of Taxation. By William Frend. |
| FREND, William | 1974 | SEE Frida KNIGHT (Ed.), 1974. |
| FRIEND TO THE ARMY | 1647 | The Lawfulnes of the Late Passages of the Army (Especially of the Grounds laid downe for their Justification in their late Declarations of June 14. 1647.) Examined by one who hath long beene a Friend to the Army, and desires Satisfaction. |
| FRIENDLY ADVICE | No date | Friendly Advice, To all whom it may concern. No. 65. |
| FRITH, Francis | 2002 | SEE Beth DAVIS, 2002, "Francis Frith's Cambridgeshire Villages". |
| FRY, Anne | 1811 | A Christian Exhortation to French Prisoners. |
| FULFILMENT OF PROPHECY | No date | The Fulfilment of Prophecy in the Destruction of Jerusalem considered as an eminent proof of the truth of Christianity; Extracted chiefly from the Bishop of London's Lectures on the Gospel of St Matthew. No. 71. |
| FULLER, Joseph | No date | See BAPTIST MAGAZINE, No date. |
| FULLER, Rev Andrew | 1787 | SEE Dan TAYLOR, 1787. |
| FULLER, Thomas | 1811 | The History of the Worthies of England: Endeavoured by Thomas Fuller D.D. First Printed in 1662. A New Edition, with a few explanatory notes, by John Nichols, F.A.S. Lond. Edinb. & Perth. (In Two Volumes). |
| FUST, Sir Herbert Jenner | 1849 | Gorham, Clerk, against the Bishop of Exeter. The Judgment of Sir Herbert Jenner Fust, Kt., delivered in the Arches Court of Canterbury, on the 2nd day of August, 1849. As taken in short-hand. |
| FYDELL, Thomas | 1805 | (Three MS sheets: "Mr T. Fydell jr wishes for an interview with the Special Comm., etc."; a poem "On the loss of a Lady's Turkies" - satirically comparing turkey thieves with the people making money from fen drainage; and a note addressed to Fydell, with notes "31 Mar 1805 Mr Ellison advised etc. etc." and "13 April 1805 Conferred with Mr [illeg.] abt the [illeg.] Town Navigation etc. etc." |
| FYSON, S. Du Millo | 1905 | Through British Central Africa: By Land and Lake from Zomba, British Central Africa, to Fort Jameson in North Eastern Rhodesia. |
| G., C. | 1692 | See PACQUET BROKE OPEN, 1692. |
| G., N. | 1894 | SEE Neville GOODMAN, 1894. |
| G[ORHAM], G[eorge] C[ornelius] | 1825 | [Letter re Seals of Huntingdonshire Abbeys]. |
| GADOW, H. | 1904 | Zoology: Reptiles and Amphibians. |
| GALE, Roger | 1883 | See SURTEES SOCIETY, 1883. |
| GALE, Samuel | 1883 | See SURTEES SOCIETY, 1883. |
| GALE, Thomas | 1691 | Historiae Britannicae, Saxonicae, Anglo-Danicae, Scriptores XV. ex Vetustis Codd. Mss. editi opera Thomas Gale Th.Pr. Praefatio ostendit Ordinem. Accessit Rerum et Verborum Index Locupletissimus. [Vol. 1] |
| GALLWEY, Sir Ralph Payne | 1886 | See Sir Ralph PAYNE-GALLWEY, 1886. |
| GARBETT, Rev John | (1848) | The Spiritural Life an Individual Life. A Sermon preached in the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, on Sunday, January 23, 1848, at the consecration of the Right Rev James Prince Lee, DD Lord Bishop of Manchester. By the Rev John Garbett, MA Rector of St George's, and Rural Dean, Birmingham; Honorary Canon of Worcester Examining Chaplain to the Bishop of Manchester. Published at his Lordship's Request. |
| GARDINER, J. Stanley, and TANSLEY, A.G. (Joint editors) | 1923 | The Natural history of Wicken Fen (it is proposed to issue a series of parts at intervals, the whole to form one volume. Ed.) Part 1. 1. The Fens of the Great Level, their drainage, and its effect on the flora and fauna, by A.H. Evans. 2. Full list of plants growing in the Old Fen land at Wicken, by A.H. Evans. 3. "Terrier" of Wicken and Burwell Fen estates. 4. The Lepidoptera of Cambridgeshire, by W. Farren. |
| GARDINER, Samuel Rawson | 1897 | Cromwell's place in history. Founded on six lectures delivered in the University of Oxford. |
| GARDINER, Samuel Rawson | 1899 | Oliver Cromwell. |
| GARDINER, Samuel Rawson | 1909 | Oliver Cromwell. With Frontispiece. New Impression. |
| GARDNER, Rev W.R. | 1912 | See HUNTINGDON FRIENDLY (AND KINDRED) SOCIETIES, 1912. |
| GARDNOR, Syd | 1893 | Coals of Fire and other Stories, Sketches, and Poems. |
| GARNETT, David | 1933 | Pocahontas. Or, the Nonpareil of Virginia. |
| GARNETT, David | 1939 | Go She Must! |
| GARNETT, David | 1983 | See Michael HOSKING, 1983, "David Garnett C.B.E. A Writer's Library". |
| GARNETT, Richard | 1906 | SEE Samuel PEPYS, 1906. |
| GARNETT, Richard | 1963 | The White Dragon. Illustrated by Graham Oakley. |
| GARRARD, W.V. | 1928 | In quest of the picturesque. Sketches in Huntingdonshire by W.V. Garrard, A.B.W.S. with Foreword by the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Sandwich. |
| GARROOD, J.R. | 1924 | Two Skeletons of the Cetacean Pseudorca Crassidens from Thorney Fen. |
| GARROOD, J.R. | 1949 | Archaeological Remains. Field Study Books, No. 3. |
| GARSIDE, Charles B. | 1850 | The Impiety of Bartering Faith for Opinion. By Charles B. Garside, AM curate of Margaret Chapel. |
| GASKELL, Ernest | No date | Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Leaders, Social and Political. |
| GASKIN, George | 1798 | SEE Richard SOUTHGATE, 1798. |
| GATFIELD, George | 1890 | SEE Sir Henry CROMWELL, 1890. |
| GATLIFF, R.W. | 1981 | The sand and gravel resources of the country around Huntingdon and St Ives, Cambridgeshire. Description of parts of 1:25,000 sheets TL16, 17, 26, 27, 36 and 37. Minerals Assessment Report of the Institute of Geological Sciences, No. 54. |
| GAULE, John | 1628 | The Practique Theorists Panegyrick. Wherein He desires to preach forth his part of His Prayse; that as it was fore-told, Lived, Dyed, and Rose againe, to rayse his Saints from Death to Life. A Sermon preached at Pauls-Crosse, Septemb. 7. 1628. |
| GAULE, John | 1629 (i) | Practique Theories or Votive Speculations Upon Christ's Prediction Incarnation Passion Resurrection. |
| GAULE, John | 1630 | Practique Theories: Or, Votive Speculations upon Abrahams entertainment of the three Angels. Sarah, and Hagars Contention. Isaacs Marriage with Rebekah. Iohn Baptists Nativity or birth Decollation or beheading. S. Peters Calling. Confession. Denyall. Repentance. Upon Sauls Cruelty. Pauls Conversion. |
| GAULE, John | 1646 | Select Cases of Conscience Touching Witches and Witchcrafts. By Iohn Gaule, Preacher of the Word at Great Staughton in the County of Huntington. |
| GAULE, John | 1649 | A Sermon of the Saints judging the World. Preached at the Assizes holden in Huntingdon, March 13. 1648. By John Gaule, Minister of the Word in Great Staughton. |
| GAULE, John | 1652 | Πυς-μαντια The Mag-Astro-Mancer, or the Magicall-Astrologicall-Diviner Posed, and Puzzled. By John Gaule, Minister of Great Staughton in the County of Huntingdon. |
| GAUNT, Peter | 1987 | The Cromwellian Gazetteer. An Illustrated Guide to Britain in the Civil War and Commonwealth. |
| GAVARNI | No date | SEE "T. Babblington MACSQUALLY", No date. |
| GAULE, John | 1629 (ii) | Distractions, or The Holy Madnesse. Fervently (not Furiously) inraged against Evill Men; or against their Evills. Wherein the Naughty are discovered to Themselves, and Others: and may here see at once, Who they Are; What they Doe; And How they Ought. Somewhat Delightfull, but Fruitfull altogether: as Ordered to please a little; but Aymed to profit much. By John Gaule, Utrinque olim Academiae. |
| GAWIN, Leszek | 2002 | SEE Stuart LITTLEWOOD, 2002. |
| GAWTHROP, Rev John | No date | See WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS, 1905 (iii) and No date (i). |
| GAY, John | 1823 | A Selection from Fables by John Gay. In Two Parts. Selected and revised by James Plumptre, B.D. Second edition. |
| GAZETTE OF STATE AFFAIRS | 1658 | The Gazette of State Affairs in England, Scotland, and Ireland. Number 78, Whitehall, Sep. 6, 1658 (Reprint). |
| GEAREY, Caroline (Ed.) | [1901] | Cowper and Mary Unwin. A Centenary Memento. |
| GEE, Rev Henry | 1912 | See Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| GEESON, A. | 1888 | Some personal names in Huntingdonshire. Reprinted from the "Hunts County Guardian". |
| GEESON, Rev Charles | [1921] | A Short History of Kelloe Church and district (a Durham Pit Parish). |
| GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE OFFICERS | 1659 | To His Highness Richard Lord Protector of the Common-wealth of England, Scotland, and Ireland, and the Dominions and Territories thereunto belonging. The Humble Representation and Petition of the General Council of the Officers of the Armies of England, Scotland, and Ireland. |
| GENERAL OR NO GENERAL | 1659 | A General, or, No General over The Present Army of the Common-wealth: In Twenty Two Queries Briefly Handled. |
| GENT, J.H. | 1663 | The History of the Life and Death of Oliver Cromwell, the late Usurper, and pretended Protector of England, &c truly collected and published, for a Warning to all Tyrants and Usurpers. By J.H. Gent. [Also] The World's Mistake in Oliver Cromwell; Or, a short Political Discourse, shewing, that Cromwell's Male-administration (during his Four Years and Nine Months pretended Protectorship) laid the Foundation of our present Condition, in the Decay of Trade. [No author given, printed at London in 1668] |
| GENT, J.H. | 1663 (contd.) | |
| GENTILHOMME ANGLOIS | 1658 | Les Particularitez de la Mort de Mylord Olivier Cromwel Protecteur d'Angleterre, avec les cérémonies de la proclamation de Mylord Richard son fils aisné: contenues en la Lettre d'un Gentilhomme Anglois, à l'un ses Amis. |
| GENTLEMAN FARMER | 1821 | A Letter on the Subject of Economical Retrenchment, and Parliamentary Reform, addressed to the middle ranks of the people of England. By a Gentleman Farmer. |
| GENTLEMAN OF THE MIDDLE-TEMPLE | 1747 | See [John BANKS], 1747. |
| GENTLEMAN'S CALLING | 1667 | The Gentleman's Calling, by the Author of the Whole duty of Man. |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1798 | The Gentleman's Magazine, vol. 68, part 2, no. 2 (August 1798). |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1815 | The Gentleman's Magazine: and Historical Chronicle. From July to December, 1815. Volume LXXXV. (Being the Eighth of a New Series). Part the Second. |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1820 (i) | Review of New Publications: 57. The History and Antiquities of Eynesbury and St Neots, etc., by George Cornelius Gorham, etc. |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1820 (ii) | Review of New Publications: 91. The Huntingdon Peerage; comprising a detailed Account of the Evidence and Proceedings connected with the recent Restoration of the Earldom, etc., by Henry Nugent Bell, etc. |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1821 | Review of New Publications: 2. The Huntingdon Peerage, by Mr Bell (continued from vol. XC, p. 522). |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1823 | Review of New Publications: 54. Memorable Days in America; being a Journal of a Tour to the United States, etc. By W. Faux, etc. |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1825 | Obituary: Clergy Deceased. Rev James Hicks. |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1827 (i) | Obituary: Rev Joshua Waterhouse. |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1827 (ii) | Obituary: Lord Frederick Montagu; J.M. Leslie Esq. |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1828 (i) | Obituary: Dr Hook, Dean of Worcester. |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1828 (ii) | Review of New Publications: the Works of Samuel Parr, etc., by John Johnstone, etc. |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1829 | Obituary: The Earl of Huntingdon. |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1841 | Buckden Palace, Co. Huntingdon. |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1850 | Facts for a new Boigraphica Britannica. |
| GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE | 1852 | Miscellaneous Reviews: The Ecclesiastical and Architectural Topography of England. Part V. Huntingdonshire. (J.H. Parker). |
| GERARD, Frances | 1895 | Some Celebrated Irish Beauties of the Last Century. With numerous portraits and illustrations. |
| GERY, Hugh Wade- | * | See WADE-GERY, Hugh. |
| GIBBONS, Alfred | 1888 | Early Lincoln Wills. An abstract of all the wills and adminstrations recorded in the Episcopal registers of the old Diocese of Lincoln, comprising the counties of Lincoln, Rutland, Northampton, Huntingdon, Bedford, Buckingham, Oxford, Leicester, and Hertford, 1280-1547. |
| GIBBONS, Thomas | 1755 | Sympathy with our suffering Brethren, and an Improvement of their Distresses shewn to be our Duty, in two discourses; occasioned by the Cruel Oppressions of Protestants in France, and enlarged with a Recent and particular Account of the State of the Persecution in that Kingdom. To which are prefixed, Some serious Reflexions on the present Situation of these Nations, and our American Colonies. |
| GIBBONS, Thomas | 1773 | The Character and Blessedness of the Righteous represented: in a Sermon preached at Haberdashers-Hall, On the Death of William Cromwell, Esq; July 9, 1772. To which are added, The Speech Delivered at his Interment; With a brief Account of the Cromwell-Family from about the Year of our Lord 1000, to the present Time, in which are inserted Anecdotes of the memorable Oliver, and his sons Richard and Henry Cromwell. By Thomas Gibbons, DD. |
| GIBBONS, Thomas | 1773 (contd.) | |
| GIBBONS, Thomas | 1777 | Memoirs of eminently pious women, who were ornaments to their sex blessings to their families, and edifying examples to the Church and World. 2 vols. |
| GILBERT, Jayn | 1987 | SEE Paul MIDDLETON (Ed.), 1987. |
| GILES, J.A. | 1912 | SEE James INGRAM (translator), 1912. |
| GIMSON, Martin | 1934 | SEE William KEAY and Martin GIMSON, 1934. |
| GLADSTONE, Rt Hon W.E. | 1850 | Remarks on the Royal Supremacy, as it is defined by reason, history, and the constitution. A Letter to the Lord Bishop of London, by the Right Hon. W.E. Gladstone, MP for the University of Oxford. |
| GLASS, Norman | 1871 | The Early History of the Independent Church at Rothwell, alias Rowell, in Northamptonshire, from the 3rd year of the Protectorate to the Death of Queen Anne. |
| GLEGG, Rev R.E. | 1894 | See CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ST NEOTS, 1894. |
| GLEICHEN, Captain Count | 1900 | SEE Spenser WILKINSON (Ed.), 1900. |
| GLYN, -, Bishop of Peterborough | 1899 | Inaugural Address, by the Right Rev Lord Bishop of Peterborough. Read at the Peterborough Congress, 14th July 1898. |
| GOADBY, Rev F.W. | No date | On Preparation for Sunday School Teaching. |
| GOBAT, Rt Rev Samuel | 1850 | An Ordination Sermon, preached in Christ Church, on Mount Zion, on the 7th of July, 1850. By the Right Rev Samuel Gobat. DD, Bishop of the United Church of England and Ireland in Jerusalem. Being his Lordship's First Ordination Sermon. |
| GODFREY, Lesley | 2002 | The Work of Sir Ninian Comper. A Lecture by Keith Lovell FHS. Sponsored by St Ives Civic Society. 7.30 p.m. Tuesday May 7th 2002. |
| GODMANCHESTER PARTICULAR BAPTIST CHAPEL | 1996 | Godmanchester Huntingdonshire Particular Baptist Chapel 1811-1874. Transcribed by M. Stephenson, June 1996. |
| GODMANCHESTER, Borough of | 1897-1901 | See HOUSE OF LORDS [1897] and [?1901]. |
| GODWIN, Ann | 1900 | An Account of some of the Lord's dealings in Providence and Grace with the late Mrs Ann Godwin, of Brighton. (Widow of the late Mr Thos. Godwin, Minister of the Gospel). Written by herself. With an Introductory Preface by Mr Feazey, of Leamington. |
| GODWIN, H. | 1959 | Plant Remains from Hartford, Hunts. |
| GODWIN, H. | 1962 | See J.G.D. CLARK and H. GODWIN, 1962. |
| GOGGS, John B. | 1848 | Arthur Trevlyn, or the Night of the Mind: A Tale. |
| GOLDIE, J.H.D. | 1883 | See Geo. G.T. TREHERNE and J.H.D. GOLDIE (Eds.), 1883 |
| GOLDIE, J.H.D. | No date | See BAILY'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE, No date. |
| GOLDIE, Rev Charles Dashwood | No date | See [LLOYD, Rev Thomas], No date. |
| GOLDSMID, Edmund (Ed.) | 1884 | SEE Sir Robert COTTON, 1884, "Cottoni posthuma". |
| GOMME, George Laurence | 1886 | The Literature of Local Institutions. |
| GOMME, George Laurence | 1897 | SEE Charles MACFARLANE, 1897, "The Camp of Refuge". |
| GOMME, George Laurence (Ed.) | 1886 | Archaeology, A Classified Collection of the Chief Contents of "The Gentleman's Magazine" from 1731-1868, vol. 2. |
| GOOCH, G.P. | 1944 | SEE Isaac FOOT, 1944. |
| GOOCH, Rev Charles | 1850 | The Apostolic Commission, considered in its relation to the Divine Office of the Universal Church, as a Teacher and Guardian of the Truth; A Sermon, preached in Holy Trinity Chapel, Bordesley, on the morning of the sixteenth Sunday after Trinity, (Ember Season.) By the Rev Charles Gooch, MA Fellow of St Mary Magdalene College, Cambridge. |
| GOOD, John Mason | 1828 | SEE Olinthus GREGORY, 1828 |
| GOODAY V ABBOTT | 1834 | Slander, Two Hundred & Fifty Pounds Damages. A Report of the Proceedings upon a Writ of Enquiry, before the Sheriff of Suffok, held at the Bull Inn, Long Melford, on Saturday, the 5th Day of April, 1834, in an Action, wherein Mr J.C. Gooday, of Sudbury, was plaintiff, and Mr W.W. Abbott, of St Neots, Huntingdonshire, Defendant. |
| GOODAY, J.C. | 1834 | See GOODAY VS ABBOTT, 1834. |
| GOODE, William | 1848 (i) | A Defence of the Thirty-Nine Articles as the legal and canonical test of doctrine in the Church of England in all points treated of in them: Being a reply to the Bishop of Exeter's remarks upon a clause proposed for insertion in the Clergy Offences Bill. By William Goode, MA, FSA rector of St Antholin, London. |
| GOODE, William | 1848 (ii) | A Vindication of the "Defence of the XXXIX Articles as the legal and canonical test of doctrine in the Church of England in all points treated of in them." In reply to the recent charge of the Lord Bishop of Exeter. By William Goode, MA, FSA rector of St Antholin, London. |
| GOODE, William | 1848 (iii) | Appendix to the second edition of A Vindication of the "Defence of the XXXIX Articles as the legal and canonical test of doctrine in the Church of England in all points treated of in them;" In reply to the recent "Charge" of the Lord Bishop of Exeter. By William Goode, MA, FSA rector of St Antholin, London. |
| GOODE, William | 1850 | See also MR GOODE'S EXAMINATION, 1850. |
| GOODE, William | 1850 (ii) | A Letter to the Bishop of Exeter; containing an examination of his letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury. From William Goode, MA, FSA Rector of Allhallows the Great and Less, London. |
| GOODE, William | 1850 (iii) | Reply to the Letter and Declaration respecting the Royal Supremacy, received from Archdeacons Manning and Wilberforce, and Professor Mill. By William Goode, MA, FSA, Rector of Allhallows the Great and Less, London. |
| GOODE, William (Ed.) | 1850 | An Unpublished letter of Peter Martyr, Reg. Div. Prof. Oxford, to Henry Bullinger; written from Oxford just after the completion of the Second Prayer Book of Edward VI. In which he testifies his satisfaction with it; maintains, at the same time, that Grace is not conferred by virtue of the sacraments; and gives an account of a controversy at that period in our church on the subject, which delayed the publication of the Articles; affording additional proof of the meaning of the Articles. Edited, with Remarks, by William Goode, MA, FSA Rector of Allhallows the Great and Less, London. |
| GOODMAN, Albert | 1882 | SEE Neville GOODMAN and Albert GOODMAN, 1882, "Handbook of Fen Skating". |
| GOODMAN, Albert | 1890 | See SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS, 1890. |
| GOODMAN, Neville | 1878 | SEE Potto BROWN, 1878. |
| GOODMAN, Neville | 1883 | Speech of Neville Goodman, Esq., M.A. (of Cambridge). At the Festival held at Houghton, in celebration of Oliver Cromwell. July 1883. Published by request. |
| GOODMAN, Neville | 1894 | SEE Douglas ADAMS, 1894, "Skating". |
| GOODMAN, Neville and GOODMAN, Albert | 1882 | Handbook of Fen Skating, with a map of the Fen District, prepared by Mr Sidney Tebbutt. |
| GOOGE, Barnabe | 1871 | English Reprints. Barnabe Googe. Eglogs, Epytaphes, & Sonnettes, 1563. Thee copies only at present known. From the copy in the possession of Henry Huth, Esqr. Carefully edited by Edward Arber. |
| GORDON, Charles, 11th Marquis of Huntly | [1925] | Milestones. By the Marquis of Huntly. With 18 illustrations. Second Edition. |
| GORDON, Charles, 11th Marquis of Huntly | 1887 | Travels, Sport, and Politics in the East of Europe. By the Marquis of Huntly. With illustrations. |
| GORDON, Lady Esmé | 1920 | By order of the Trustees of the Lady Esmé Gordon. A catalogue of the remaining contents of Paxton Park, St Neots, Huntingdon. To be sold by auction by Messrs Knight, Frank and Rutley on the premises as above on Monday, the 3rd of May, 1920 . . . |
| GORDON, Lord George | 1780 | The History of the Right Honorable Lord George Gordon. To which is added, several of his speeches in Parliament; and his most remarkable letters To the Eighty-Five Societies in Glasgow. |
| GORDON, Lord Granville | 1886 | Notes from Another World. |
| GORDON, Lord Granville | 1894 | The Legend of Birse and Other Poems. |
| GORDON, Lord Granville | 1902 | Sporting Reminiscences. Edited by F.G. Aflago. With twenty-three illustrations in half-tone, and four in photogravure, from drawings by Harington Bird, J.G. Millais, and Archibald Thorburn. |
| GORDON, Mary Antoinette, Marchioness of Huntly | 1892 | Visions of Childhood. |
| GORDON, Patrick | 1753 | The Famous History of the Renown'd and Valiant Prince Robert, surnamed The Bruce, King of Scotland. And of sundry other valiant Knights, Both Scots and English. Enlarged with an Addition of the Scottish Kings, lineally descended from him, to Charles now Prince. Together with a Note of the Beginnings of the most Part of the Ancient, and Famous Nobility of Scotland. A History both pleasant and profitable, Set forth and done in heroic verse, By Patrick Gordon Gent. |
| GORGES, Lord | 1725 | Proposals for Draining the great Level of the Fens, called Bedford-Level, by the Right Honourable Richard Lord Gorges, Surveyor-General of the Works of Draining, and Superintendant of the Officers of the Corporation of Adventurers, May the 18th, 1682. |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | (1787-1857) | For a brief biography and account of the Gorham Controversy, see BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY, 1850. |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1805 | See BMS/S.NEO/50, Gorham's MS copy of Rev C. Bayley's Hebrew Grammar. |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1817 | Private Sorrows and Public Calamities viewed in connexion with The Shortness of Time. A sermon occasioned by the death of Her Royal Highness The Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales, and preached before the University of Cambridge, on Sunday, Nov. 23, 1817. By George Cornelius Gorham, M.A., Fellow of Queen's College. |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1820 (i) | The History and Antiquities of Eynesbury and St Neot's, in Huntingdonshire; and of St Neot's in the County of Cornwall: with some critical remarks respecting the two Saxon saints from whom these places derived their names. (Illustrated with fifty engravings, on copper and wood). By George Cornelius Gorham, M.A., Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge. |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1820 (i) (contd.) | |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1820 (ii) | See GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, 1820 (i). |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1824 (i) | A Supplement to the History and Antiquities of Eynesbury and St Neot's in Huntingdonshire. By George Cornelius Gorham, B.D., Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge.(Also titled "Abstract of Two Cartularies of St Neots" on the inner pages of the book.) |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1824 (i) (contd.) | |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1824 (ii) | Communication re Bronze Statuette of Mercury found at Hail Weston (Summary). |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1826 | [Letter re the Alfred Jewel]. |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1830 | Memoirs of John Martyn, FRS, and of Thomas Martyn, BD, FRS, FLS, Professors of Botany in the University of Cambridge. By George Cornelius Gorham, late Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge. |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1837-1841 | Genealogical Account of the Breton and Anglo-Saxon families De Gorram, in the Maine, Hertfordshire, Leicestershire and Northamptonshire, during the 12th, 13th and 14th centuries. Drawn up for, and extracted from the "Collectanea Topographica et Genealogica" Vol. V, 1837. |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1838 | An Account of the Chapel, Chauntry, and Guild of Maidenhead, Berkshire: with a few particulars relating to the parishes of Cookham and Bray, in which that town is situated. By George Cornelius Gorham, BD, late Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge. Drawn up for and extracted from the "Collectanea Topographica et Genealogica" Vol. VI. Unpublished copy for private circulation. 1838. |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1848 | Examination before admission to a benefice by the Bishop of Exeter, followed by refusal to institute, on the the grounds of unsound doctrine respecting the Efficacy of Baptism. Edited by the clerk examined, George Cornelius Gorham, B.D. etc. |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1849 | Extracts from the Writings of Martyr and Bullinger, on the Effects of Baptism; In illustration of the doctrine held by the reformers of the Church of England. With some Preliminary Remarks, By George Cornelius Gorham, BD, vicar of St Just-in-Penwith, Cornwall; presented vicar of Brampford Speke, Devon; and formerly (for eighteen years) Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge. |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1850 | See BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY, 1850, "Memoir of the Rev George Cornelius Gorham". |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius | 1857 | Gleanings of a Few Scattered Ears, during the Period of the Reformation in England and of the times immediately succeding; A.D 1533 to A.D. 1588: comprehending I. Engravings of eleven seals of Cranmer, Parkhurst, and Jewel. II. Letters &c (for a great part hitherto unpublished) of Martyr, Bishop Parkhurst, Sandys &c. By the late George Corneliuis Gorham, B.D., vicar of Bramford-Speke, Devon. [TWO COPIES] |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius (Ed.) | 1813 | Proceedings of the Public Meeting at the Town Hall, Cambridge, on Thursday, 18th November, 1813; being the Second Anniversary of the Cambridge Auxiliary Bible Society. Together with an Appendix containing the Resolutions, the Second Report etc. (published at the request of the committee). |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius, and RIX, Joseph | 1869 | The History and Antiquities of Eynesbury and St Neot's, in Huntingdonshire; and of St Neot's in the County of Cornwall: with some critical remarks respecting the two Saxon Saints from whom these places derived their names. (Illustrated with fifty engravings, on copper and wood). By George Cornelius Gorham, M.A., Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge. With additional plates, notes, and other illustrations collected by Joseph Rix, MD, FRCS, Local Secretary, for Huntingdonshire, of the Society of Antiquaries of London. |
| GORHAM, George Cornelius, and RIX, Joseph | 1869 (contd.) | |
| GORHAM, George James | 1832, 1834 | [Letters to Rev Wells, St Neots Vicarage, re Female Benefit Society] |
| GORHAM, Rev. George Cornelius. | 1826 | Abstact of the two Cartularies of St Neot's; contained in MSS. BRIT. MUS. COTTON, FAUSTINA A IV, and in MSS. STOWE, PRESS 111. No. 88. together with a catalogue of autograph charters. xciiipp, 225x 140mm. |
| GOSPEL MAGAZINE | 1817 | See K., J. of Ramsey, 1817. |
| GOSSET BIBBY, Rev A.G. | No date | See KIMBOLTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, (?1899). |
| GOUGH, R. | 1780 | British Topography. Huntingdonshire. |
| GOULBURN, Edward Meyrick & SYMONDS, Henry | 1878 | The Life, Letters, and Sermons of Bishop Herbert de Losinga (b. circ. A.D. 1050, d. 1119): The Letters (as translated by the Editors) being incorporated with the Life, and the Sermons being now first edited from a MS in the possession of the University of Cambridge, and accompanied with an English Translation and Notes. Vol. 1. The Life and Letters. Vol. 2. The Sermons. |
| GOULDING, Christopher | 1823 | SEE Mrs Anne DUTTON, 1823, "Letters on Spiritual Subjects, etc." |
| GOWER, Lord Ronald | 1883 | My Reminiscences. By Lord Ronald Gower, FSA a trustee of the National Portrait Gallery. In two volumes. |
| GRAINGER, B. | 1828 | See L. KENNEDY and B. GRAINGER, 1828. |
| GRANT, John (Ed.) | No date | Huntingdonshire and Northamptonshire: Historical, Biographical and Pictorial. |
| GRAY, Arthur | 1919 | Tedious Brief Tales of Granta and Gramarye. By "Ingulphus" (Arthur Gray, Master of Jesus College). With illustrations by E. Joyce Shillington Scales. |
| GRAY, Robert | 1812 | A Discourse preached at Bishopwearmouth Church, on Sunday, May 17th, 1812, with reference to the assassination of the Right Honble. Spencer Perceval, First Commissioner of His Majesty's Treasury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, published at the Request of the Inhabitants of Bishopwearmouth, Expressed at the Meeting, holden on the 18th, for the purpose of considering the propriety of addressing His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, upon that deplorable event. |
| GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY | 1916 | See W.R. JENKINSON, (1916), "The Predecessors of the G.E.R." |
| GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY SOCIETY | 1982 | Great Northern & Great Eastern Joint Railway. An Introduction. |
| GREAT FIGHT | [1871] | The Great Fight between William the German and Louis the Frenchman; showing how Louis went out for wool and came home shorn. |
| GREAT GIDDING PRIMARY SCHOOL | 1993 | Great Gidding. A Mosaic of Local History. By pupils of Great Gidding C.E. (C) Primary School. |
| GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY | 1886 | The Official Guide to the Great Northern Railway and the East Coast Route. Illustrated. |
| GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY | Various | See the Official Illustrated Guides issued in the 1860s by George MEASOM. |
| GREAT OUSE RIVER BOARD | 1956 | Fourth Annual Report being for the year ended 31st March 1956. |
| GREAT PAXTON PARISH CHURCH | Various | See HOLY TRINITY CHURCH GREAT PAXTON. |
| GREAT STAUGHTON BAPTIST CHAPEL | 1997 | For monumental inscriptions, see M. STEPHENSON, 1997. |
| GREAT STAUGHTON CEMETERIES | 1997 | For monumental inscriptions at the old and new cemeteries, see M. STEPHENSON, 1997. |
| GREAT STAUGHTON PARISH CHURCH | Various | See ST ANDREW'S CHURCH GT STAUGHTON |
| GREAT VICTORY | 1648 | See also GREAT VICTORY (1905). |
| GREAT VICTORY | 1648 (i) | A Great Victory Obtained by Collonell Scroope Against the Duke of Buckingham, at Saint Needs in Huntingtonshire. On Munday July the 10th. 1648. Where was slain Col. Dolbier, Quartermaster Generall, etc. etc. |
| GREAT VICTORY | 1648 (ii) | A Great Victory Obtained by the Royalists near Huntington shire, against the Parliaments Forces . . . Also Their dismounting of the Lord Generals Troopers, their slashing and cutting of them . . . Likewise, Joyfull Newes from the Royall Navy, the Desires of his Highness the Prince of Wales, the Propositions of Prince Maurice, concerning the English Ships, and a great Victory obtained near Carlisle. |
| GREAT VICTORY | 1905 | A Great Victory Obtained by Collonell Scroope against the Duke of Buckingham, at Saint Needs in Huntington Shire, on Munday, July the 10th, 1648, Where was slain Col. Dolbier, Quartermaster Generall, etc. etc. |
| GREEN, Alice Stopford (Ed.) | 1916 | SEE John Richard GREEN, 1916. |
| GREEN, Charles | 1728 | SEE John PENNINGTON, 1728. |
| GREEN, Everard | No date | Pedigree of Torkington of Great Stukeley, Co. Huntingdon. Compiled from various Heralds' Visitations and from the Torkington Family Deeds and Papers, by Everard Green, FSA, Somerset Herald. |
| GREEN, George Smith | 1752 | Oliver Cromwell: an historical Play. To which is Prefix'd an Extract or Journal of the Rise and Progress of Oliver Cromwell. |
| GREEN, George Smith | No date | The Life of Mr John Van, a clergyman's son, of Woody, in Hampshire. Being a Series of many extraordinary Events, and surprizing Vicissitudes: In which are shewn, among a great Number of singular and merry Occurrences, his Entrance into the Army as a Trooper; his Bravery against the Rebels; his Marriage with an Heiress of eight hundred Pounds a Year, at St Ive's in Huntingdonshire; his Conduct in High Life; his Favours from Fortune, and Reduction to Poverty. Written by his Friend and Acquaintance, G.S. Green. In Two Volumes. |
| GREEN, George Smith | No date (contd. 1) | |
| GREEN, George Smith | No date (contd. 2) | |
| GREEN, H.J.M. | 1955 | Roman Pottery Kiln at Earith, Hunts. |
| GREEN, H.J.M. | 1957 | Romano-British Hoard from Godmanchester. |
| GREEN, H.J.M. | 1958 (i) | Saxo-Norman Pottery from Godmanchester. |
| GREEN, H.J.M. | 1958 (ii) | St Ives Priory. |
| GREEN, H.J.M. | 1959 | A Roman-British Farm at St Ives. |
| GREEN, H.J.M. | 1961 (i) | Neolithic Pottery from the Great Ouse Valley. |
| GREEN, H.J.M. | 1961 (ii) | Roman Godmanchester. Part II. The Town Defences. |
| GREEN, H.J.M. | 1961 (iii) | Early Medieval Godmanchester. |
| GREEN, H.J.M. | 1973 | Roman Godmanchester. Part III: Emmanuel Knoll. |
| GREEN, H.J.M. | 1975 | Roman Godmanchester. |
| GREEN, H.J.M. | 1977 | Godmanchester. |
| GREEN, H.J.M. | 1986 | Religious Cults at Roman Godmanchester. |
| GREEN, John Richard | 1900 | The Making of England. Two Vols. Vol 2. 4th edition.nature and design |
| GREEN, John Richard | 1904 | The Making of England. Two Vols. Vol 1. 4th edition. |
| GREEN, John Richard | 1906 | The Making of England. 2 Vols. 3rd edition. |
| GREEN, John Richard | 1916 | A Short History of the English People, revised and enlarged, with epilogue by Alice Stopford Green. With maps and tables. |
| GREEN, Rev J. | 1851 | A Concordance to the Liturgy, or Book of Common Prayer, &c. according to the use of the United Church of England and Ireland. By the Rev J. Green, B.D., Vicar of St Neots, Hunts. |
| GREEN, Rev John | 1847 | General Education. A Letter to the Members of Parliament for the West Riding of the County of York, on General Education. By the Rev J. Green, BD. |
| GREEN, Samuel | 1827 | Miscellanies relating to the Holy Scriptures, and to other sacred subjects. |
| GREEN, Sir Francis Hadyn | 1917 | Pepys and the City of London: SEE Henry B. WHEATLEY (Ed.), 1917, "Occasional Papers etc." |
| GREGORY, D.M. | 1946 | See S.C. RATCLIFF (Ed.), 1946. |
| GREGORY, Olinthus | 1796 | Lessons Astronomical and Philosophical for the Amusement and Instruction of British Youth: being an attempt to explain and account for the most usual appearances in nature, in a familiar manner from established principles. The whole interspersed with Moral Reflections. |
| GREGORY, Olinthus | 1806 | A Treatise of Mechanics, Theoretical, Practical, and Descriptive. By Olinthus Gregory, of the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. Vol I. Containing The Theory of Statics, Dynamics, Hydrostatics, Hydrodynamics, and Pneumatics. Vol. II. Containing Remarks on the Nature, Construction, and Simplification of Machinery, on Friction, Rigidity of Cords, First Movers, &c. And Descriptions of many curious and useful Machines. Vol. III. Illustrative Plates. |
| GREGORY, Olinthus | 1828 | Memoirs of the Life, Writings, and Character, Literary, Professional, and Religious, of the late John Mason Good, MD FRS FRSL Mem. Am. Phil. Soc. and FLS of Philadelphia, etc. etc. etc. By Olinthus Gregory, LLD Professor of Mathematics in the Royal Military Academy, etc. etc. |
| GREGORY, Olinthus | 1833 | A Brief Memoir of the Life of Robert Hall, MA by Olinthus Gregory, LLD FRAS Professor of Mathematics in the Royal Military Academy &c. &c. &c. with observations on his character as a preacher, by John Foster. |
| GREGORY, Olinthus | 1853 | Letters on the Evidences, Doctrines and Duties of the Christian Religion. NINTH EDITION, with many additions and corrections. |
| GREGSON, Jocosa | No date | (Testimonials as Music Teacher). |
| GRESLEY, William | 1850 | Stand Fast and Hope. A Letter. By the Rev William Gresley, MA, Prebendary of Lichfield. |
| GRESLEY, William | 1851 (i) | A Word of Remonstrance with the Evangelicals. Addressed to the Rev Francis Wilson, MA, in reply to his pamphlet called "No Peace With Tractarianism." By William Gresley, MA, Prebendary of Lichfield. THIRD EDITION. |
| GRESLEY, William | 1851 (ii) | A Second Word of Remonstrance with the Evangelicals. Addressed to the Rev Francis Wilson, MA, Incumbent of Armitage. In consequence of his pamphlet called "No Peace With Tractarianism." By William Gresley, MA, Prebendary of Lichfield. |
| GREY, Earl, et al | No date | Disestablishment and Disendowment of the Church. Most important manifesto. To our fellow-countrymen who are entitled to votes in the approaching election. |
| GRIFFITH, Edward | 1827 | A Collection of Ancient Records, relating to the Borough of Huntingdon, with observations, illustrative of the history of Parliamentary Boroughs in general. |
| GRIFFITH, Rev Thomas | 1850 | Our Baptismal Standing; its privileges and responsibilities practically considered. By the Rev Thomas Griffith, AM, Minister of Ram's Episcopal Chapel, Homerton, Author of "The Spiritual Life," &c. |
| GRIMALD, Nicholas | (1519-62) | Poet and playwright, probably born at Leighton Bromswold. See L.R. MERRILL, 1925, "The Life and Poems of Nicholas Grimald". Also Barnabe GOOGE, 1871, "English Reprints"; Richard TOTTEL, 1897, "Tottel's Miscellany". |
| GRIMALD, Nicholas | 1556 | Marcus Tullius Ciceroes th:e bokes of duties, to Marcus his sonne, turned oute of latine into english, by Nicolas Grimalde. |
| GRIMALD, Nicholas | (1596?) | Marcus Tullius Ciceroes first booke of duties to Marcus his Sonne [also the second & third books, all in Latin with Grimald's English translation printed in two columns throughout] |
| GROSART, Rev A.R. | 1892 | SEE George HERBERT, 1892. |
| GROSART, Rev Alexander Balloch | No date | The Two Churches of George Herbert: Leighton Bromswold and Bemerton. |
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| GROVE, W.R. | 1885 | See F.J. HOWSON et al, 1885. |
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| GRUEBER, C.S. | 1850 (ii) | Holy Baptism. A Complete Statement of the Church's Doctrine, with an Explanatory Comment upon Fifty Passages of Holy Scripture. By C.S. Grueber, BA, Incumbent of S. James, Hambridge, Diocese of Bath and Wells. |
| GRUEBER, Herbert A. | 1898 | SEE Lieut. Col. W. Stewart THORBURN, 1898. |
| GRUNDY, John | 1744 | A Scheme For the Restoring and making perfect the Navigation of the River Witham From Boston to Lincoln, and also for draining the Low-Lands and Fenns contiguous thereto. By John Grundy, Sen. and Jun. of Spalding, Engineers. |
| GRUNDY, John | 1752 | Map by: see RIVER WITHAM, 1752 |
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| GUARDIAN | 1850 | Report of the Proceedings of the General Meeting of Clergy and Laity, at St Martin's Hall & Freemason's Hall, July 23, 1850. Reprinted from the Guardian, with revisions. With an Appendix. |
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| GUIZOT, F. | 1879 | Life of Oliver Cromwell. Eighth Edition. |
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| GUNTON, Symon | 1686 | The History of the Church of Peterburgh: wherein the most remarkable Things concerning that Place, from the First Foundation thereof: With other Passages of History, not unworthy Publick View, are represented. Illustrated with Sculptures. And set forth by [i.e. with preface by] Symon Patrick, D.D. now Dean of the same. |
| GURNEY, Rev T.W.H. | 1850 | A Short Treatise on Baptismal Regeneration, having exclusive reference to the Formularies of the Church of England. By The Rev T.W.H. Gurney, Master of Christ's Hospital, London. |
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| H, E.B. | No date | SEE Dr Samuel PARR, 1826. |
| H., J. | Various | James Howell: see Sir Robert COTTON, 1651 and 1884. |
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| HACKMAN, James | No date | The Genuine Life, Trial and Dying Words of the Rev James Hackman, Who was Executed on Monday the 19th of April 1779, at Tyburn, For the Wilful Murder of Miss Martha Reay, By Shooting her with a Loaded Pistol, in Covent-Garden, of which Wound she died: Together with His Remarkable Defence, and a Copy of a Letter, He wrote to his Brothr-in-Law, Before he had committed the Cruel Deed. Also, a Letter he sent to Miss Reay after he had taken Orders. |
| HACKMAN, James | Various | SEE ALSO Sir Herbert CROFT, 1780; Gilbert BURGESS (Ed.), 1895. |
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| HANSELL, Edward H. | 1850 | Quit you like Men. Do all with Charity. A Sermon preached before the University of Oxford in the Chapel of St Mary Magdalene College, on the Festival of St John Baptist, MDCCCL. By Edward Hansell, BD Fellow and tutor of St Mary Magdalene College. |
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| HARE, Julius Charles | 1850 (ii) | A Few Words on the Rejection of the Episcopal Bill to amend the Ecclesiastical Court of Appeal: By Julius Charles Hare, MA, Archdeacon of Lewes. |
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| HARLEY, J.H. | 1898 | See ST NEOTS CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL, 1898. |
| HARLEY, J.H. | 1899 | Oliver Cromwell. A Tercentenary Tribute. By J.H. Harley, M.A., formerly Congregational Minister at St Neots, Hunts. |
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| HARPER, Charles G. | No date | The Great North Road. |
| HARPER, H.A. | c.1890 | See BIBLE, c.1890. |
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| HARRIS, Helen B. | 1902 | SEE Pattie C. EKINS, 1902. |
| HARRIS, Miss M. Dormer | 1912 | SEE Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| HARRIS, Richard (Ed.) | 1904 | SEE Sir Henry HAWKINS (First Baron Brampton), 1904. |
| HARRISON, Benjamin | 1850 (i) | Privileges, Duties, and Perils, in the English Branch of the Church of Christ, At the Present Time: Six Sermons, preached in Canterbury Cathedral, in September and October, 1850. By Benjamin Harrison, MA Archdeacon of Maidstone, Canon of Canterbury. |
| HARRISON, Benjamin | 1850 (ii) | The Church the Guardian of her Children; her Guide, the Oracles of God. A Charge, delivered to the clergy of the Archdeaconry of Maidstone, At the Ordinary Visitation, in May, MDCCCL. By Benjamin Harrison, MA Archdeacon of Maidstone. Published at the request of the clergy. |
| HARRISON, Frederic | 1888 | Oliver Cromwell. (Twelve English Statesmen). |
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| HARRISON, M. | No date | Fifty Eight Selected Psalms of Praise: Together with Some Divine Hymns: Published for the Use of Private Families; but especially for the Use of the Dissenting Protestant Congregation In St Ives. And so contriv'd, that any Psalm (very few excepted) may be sung in the Tune of the C. Psalm, or any common Metre; by adding or leaving out two Syllables in a different Character, encompassed in a Parenthesis, in every other Line. To which is Added, A very strange Relation of a Vision of the New Jerusalem, and the State of Separate Souls after Death, by an intimate Friend of the Relator's. By M. Harrison, Pastor to a Church of Christ in St Ives. |
| HARRISON, M. | No date (contd.) | |
| HARRISON, Rev J. | * | Vicar of Wyton, wrote under the pseudonym Cuthbert MONK. |
| HARRISON, T. | 1792 | See CHRISTIANA, 1792. |
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| HARTLEY, Mrs K.F. | No date | See P.J. WOODS, No date. |
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| HARVEY, Fred E.E. | 1912 | (Notification of Music Lesson). |
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| HARVEY, Rev C. | 1703 | Author of "The Synagogue": See Rev Christopher HARVIE, 1703. |
| HARVEY, Rev Thomas | 1850 | See SIGNS OF THE TIMES, 1850. |
| HARVEY, Sally | 1975 | See DOMESDAY BOOK, 1975. |
| HARVEY, Warder | 1889 | (Testimonial Appeal). |
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| HARWOOD, Ronald | 1969 | SEE Ken HUGHES, 1969. |
| HASKER, Thomas | 1828 | SEE John CARY, 1828, "Cary's New Itinerary". |
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| HASTINGS | No date | Hastings, Earl of Huntingdon. |
| HASTINGS, Hans Francis, Earl of Huntingdon | 1820-21 | SEE Henry Nugent BELL, 1820, 1821. |
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| HASTINGS, Selina(Countess of Huntingdon) | 1780 | A select collection of hymnsto be universally sung in all the County of Huntingdon's Chapels. Collected by her Ladyship. what meanest thou, o sleeper! arise, call upon thy God. Jonah, Ch 1 Ver 6. |
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| HASTINGS, Selina, Countess of Huntingdon | 1907 | SEE Sarah TYTLER, 1907. |
| HATFIELD, James | 1854 | History, gazetteer and directory of the county of Huntingdon; comprising a general survey of the county; and embracing separate historical descriptions of he united boroughs of Huntingdon and Godmanchester; and all the market towns; together with notices of every parish; to which are added, brief accounts of the University of Cambridge, and the Diocese of Ely. Subscriber's copy. |
| HATFIELD, James | 1854 (contd.) | |
| HATFIELD, Weston | 1837 | Presentation of One Thousand Guineas in Plate, &c., to G.C. Day, Esq. A corrected report of the speeches, delivered at the dinner given on the 25th January, 1837. The Right Hon. Earl Fitzwilliam in the Chair. J.B. Rooper, Esq., MP, Vice-chairman. To which are added, extracts from the public papers, &c. |
| HAUSTED, Peter | 1636 | Ten Sermons, preached upon severall Sundayes and saints dayes: 1 Upon the Passion of our Blessed Saviour. 2 Upon his Resurrection . . . together with A Sermon Preached at the Assises at Huntington. By P. Hausted Mr in Arts, and Curate at Uppingham in Rutland. |
| HAWEIS, Rev H.R. | 1893 | Sir Morell Mackenzie, Physician and Operator. A Memoir compiled and edited from private papers and personal reminiscences. By the Rev H.R. Haweis MA. author of "Music and Morals", "My Musical Life" etc. |
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| HAWKINS, Edward | 1887 | The Silver Coins of England, arranged and described; with remarks on British Money, previous to the Saxon dynasties. Third Edition, with alterations and additions by R. Ll. Kenyon. |
| HAWKINS, Ernest | 1850 | Stand Fast in the Faith: A Sermon, preached in Curzon Chapel, May Fair, on Sunday, Nov. 3, 1850. By Ernest Hawkins, BD Minister of Curzon Chapel. With a preface and appendix. Published by Request. SECOND EDITION. |
| HAWKINS, Sir Henry (1st Baron Brampton) | 1904 (i) | The Reminiscences of Sir Henry Hawkins, Baron Brampton. Edited by Richard Harris, with portraits, in two volumes. |
| HAWKINS, Sir Henry (1st Baron Brampton) | 1904 (ii) | The Reminiscences of Sir Henry Hawkins (Baron Brampton). Edited by Richard HARRIS. |
| HAYWARD, William | 1725 | The true Content, or Number of Acres in the Fens, described in the general Plat, lying without the Fen Dykes; as they were deliver'd by Will. Hayward, Gent., Surveyor upon his Oath at Wisbech, the 13th of July, 1605. |
| HAZELTON, John | ** | See W.J. STYLES, 1888 |
| HAZLITT, W. Carew (Ed.) | 18876 | SEE Richard BRATHWAIT, 1876. |
| HEADLAM, Lieut-Col. C.M. | 1935 | See L.J.C. SOUTHERN, 1935. |
| HEALES, Alfred, FSA | 1872 | The History and law of Church seats, or pews. Book 1. History. |
| HEARNE, Thomas | Various | SEE Dr Thomas CAIUS, 1730; Peter LANGTOFT, 1725; LIBER NIGER SCACCARII, 1774. |
| HEATHCOTE, J.M. | (1834-1912) | Died 3rd August 1912. See obituary in the HUNTINGDONIAN No. 8 (Autumn Term 1912), p. 8. Also entries in the PWD index. |
| HEATHCOTE, J.M. | 1868 | See J.W. CHILDERS (Ed.), 1868. |
| HEATHCOTE, J.M. | 1876 | Reminiscences of Fen and Mere. |
| HEATHCOTE, J.M. | 1877 | Scoop Wheel and Centrifugal Pump. |
| HEATHCOTE, J.M. | 1886 | SEE Cuthbert BEDE, 1886. |
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| HEATHCOTE, Norman | 1900 | St. Kilda, with 80 illustrations from sketches and photographs of the people, scenery, and birds by the author. |
| HEATHCOTE, Rev George | 1854 | A Sermon preached in St Mary's Church, Huntingdon, at the opening of the County Hospital, on Tuesday, July 25th 1854. |
| HEATHCOTE, Rev Robert Boothby | 1912 | Sermons by the (late) Revd. Robert Boothby Heathcote, B.A., of St John's College, Cambridge, and Rector of the parish of Chingford from 1830-1865. Collected into a volume by his son. |
| HEATHCOTE, William Beadon | 1850 | The Laws of our Knowledge of Doctrinal Truth. A Sermon, preached before the University of Oxford, at St Mary's Church, on Sunday November 17, 1850. By William Beadon Heathcote, BCL, Fellow of New College, Oxford. |
| HEATON, Rev George | 1850 (i) | Opus Operandum. By the Rev George Heaton, MA. |
| HEATON, Rev George | 1850 (ii) | The Royal Supremacy Defended; in regard of the declaration put forth by the venerable Archeacons Manning and Wilberforce and the Reverend Professor Mill. By the Rev George Heaton, MA. |
| HEBER, Bishop [Reginald] | 1850 | Baptism. A Sermon by Bishop Heber, with an Addenda [sic] containing a letter by poet S.T. Coleridge on the same subject. Edited (with notes) by the Rev Scott F. Surtees, Rector of Richmond, Yorkshire, and Rural Dean. |
| HEDDING, Thomas | 1851 | Fugitive Pieces, (written at an early age), by the late Thomas Hedding, Esq. Sold in aid of the funds for enlarging the church at Claydon, in Suffolk. |
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| HENFREY, Henry William | 1891 | A Guide to the Study of English Coins, from the Conquest to the Present Time. Revised and editied by C.F. Keary MA FSA with a historical introduction by the editor. |
| HENNELL, Thomas | 1874 | Scheme for Sewage and Water Works for the Town of Saint Neots. |
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| HERBERT, George | (1593-1633) | As well as the works catalogued under his own name, see his biography in Isaac Walton's Lives, various editions of which are in the Library. Herbert was made prebendary of Leighton Bromswold in 1626, in which capacity he was patron of the living but not its vicar. He restored the parish church, but never visited it, day to day supervision of the work being undertaken by Nicholas Ferrar's elder brother John. |
| HERBERT, George | 1701 | A Priest to the Temple: or the Country Parson's Character and Rule of Holy Life. By Mr G. Herbert, Orator of the University of Cambridge. The Fourth Edition. (With preface, "A Preface to the Christian Reader", and added at the end the intended peface for the first edition of 1652, "A Prefatory View of the Life and Vertues of the Author, and Excellencies of this Book", both by Barnabas Oley). |
| HERBERT, George | 1703 | The Temple. Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations. By Mr George Herbert, Late Orator of the University of Cambridge. Together with His Life (by Isaac Walton). The Twelfth Edition Corrected, with the Addition of an Alphabetical Table. |
| HERBERT, George | 1835 | The Temple: or Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations. A Priest to the Temple; or The Country Parson, his character and rule of holy life. By Mr George Herbert, Orator of the University of Cambridge. Together with his Life (by Isaac Walton). (And letters by Herbert, and by John Donne to Mrs Magdalen Herbert). |
| HERBERT, George | 1841 | The Remains of that Sweet Singer of the Temple George Herbert. |
| HERBERT, George | 1859 (i) | The Works of George Herbert in Prose and Verse. (2 volumes). |
| HERBERT, George | 1859 (ii) | The Works of George Herbert in prose and verse. Edited by the Rev Robert Aris Wilmott, incumbent of Bear Wood. With illustrations. |
| HERBERT, George | 1876 | The Temple. Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations. By Mr George Herbert. Facsimile reprint of first edition of 1633. |
| HERBERT, George | 1892 | The Poetical Works of George Herbert. Edited by the Rev A.R. Grosart, LL.D. Revised Edition. The Aldine Edition of the British Poets. |
| HERBERT, George | 1893 | The Life of George Herbert of Bemerton. |
| HERBERT, George | 1903 | The Temple. Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations by Mr George Herbert. Sixth Edition of facsimile reprint of the first edition of 1633, with Introductory Essay by J. Henry Shorthouse. |
| HERBERT, George | 1905 | SEE Juan De VALDES, (1905). |
| HERBERT, George | No date | The Works of George Herbert in prose and verse. Edited from the latest editions, With Memoir, Explanatory Notes, &c. |
| HERBERT, Lieut-Col. E.R. | 1915 | See HUNTINGDONSHIRE CYCLIST BATTALION, 1915 (iii). |
| HERBINE, Charlotte G. | 1915 | The Meeting of the Spheres, Or, Letters from Doctor Coulter. Edited by Charlotte G. Herbine. |
| HERNAMAN, C.F. | 1891 | Eminent Churchmen - III Bishop Ken. |
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| HERTFORDSHIRE AND CAMBRIDGESHIRE REPORTER | 1905 | See E.J. FOWLER, 1905, "History of Gamlingay". |
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| HEWLETT, Henry G. | 1886 | Early Britain. Post Norman Britain: foreign influences upon the history of England from the accesion of Henry III to the Revolution of 1688. (Published under the direction of the Committee of General Literature and Education appointed by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge). |
| HEYLYN, Peter | 1659 | Certamen Epistolare, Or, The Letter-Combate. Managed By Peter Heylyn, DD With 1. Mr Baxter of Kederminster. 2. Dr Barnard of Grays-Inne. 3. Mr Hickman of Mag. C. Oxon. And 4. J.H. of the City of Westminster Esq; With 5. An Appendix to the same, in Answer to some passages in Mr Fullers late Appeal. |
| HEYLYN, Peter | 1709 | A Help to English History, containing A Succession of All the Kings of England, the English Saxons, and the Britains; the Kings and Princes of Wales, the Kings and Lords of Man, and the Isle of Wight: as also Of all the Dukes, Marquesses, Earls and Bishops thereof; With The Descriptions of the places from whence they had their Titles; Together with the Names, and Ranks of the Viscounts, Barons and Baronets of England. By P. Heylyn D.D. And since his Death, continu'd to this present year, 1709. with the Coats of Arms of the Nobility, Blazon'd. |
| HIGGINS, James | 1798 | See NORMAN CROSS, 1798. |
| HIGGS, John | 1973 | SEE Ann CRIPPS (Ed.), 1973. |
| HILDEBRAND, Bror Emil | 1881 | Anglosachsiska mynt. Svenska Kongliga myntkabinettet funna i Sveriges jord. (Anglosaxon coins in the Royal Swedish cabinet of medals at Stockholm. All found in Sweden). New augmented edition. |
| HILDESLEY, Mark | 1799 | SEE Rev Weeden BUTLER, 1799. |
| HILL, Arthur George | 1882 | Tourist's Guide to the County of Cambridge, with descriptions of the chief objects of interest, topographical, historical, and antiquarian. |
| HILL, James | 1843 | The Defeater Defeated: being a refutation of Mr Day's pamphlet entitled "Defeat of the Anti-Corn-Law League in Huntingdonshire". By James Hill, author of "Daily Bread", "Hunger and Revolution" &c. |
| HILLSON, Hannah | 1848 | Memoirs of Miss Hannah Hillson, Of St Neots; consisting chiefly of extracts from her journal. |
| HILLYARD, Rev S. | 1823 | SEE John BUNYAN, 1823. |
| HILTON, Rev H.M. | 1898 | A Sermon preached in Little Gidding Church on the occasion of a visit of the Peterborough Clerical Society. |
| HINCHINGBROOKE, Viscount | Various | Courtesy title of the heirs of the Earls of Sandwich: see under their family name of MONTAGU. |
| HINDE, Frederick | Various | See MADDISON and HINDE. |
| MONTAGU, Edward Wortley | 1752 | The Sentence of the Lieutenant-Criminal at Paris, In the Extraordinary Cause between Abraham Payba, alias James Roberts, Plaintiff; and Edward Wortley Montagu, and Theobold Taaffe, Esqrs; Members of the Hon. House of Commons, Defendants. Translated from the Copy printed at Paris, by Permission of His Most Christian Majesty, Jan. 25, 1752. |
| HISSEY, James John | 1898 | Over Fen and Wold, with fourteen full page (and some smaller) illustrations by the author, and a map of the route. |
| HISSEY, James John | 1902 | The Great North Road. |
| HISTORIC SOCIETY OF LANCASHIRE & CHESHIRE | 1916 | SEE Philip M.D. NELSON FSA, 1916. |
| HISTORICAL PAGEANT | 1912 (i) | Historical Pageant specially written by Mr Hubert Henry Davies and under the direction of Mrs F.R. Benson, will take place at Hinchingbrooke, Huntingdon, on Saturday, July 6th, 1912. [Programme]. |
| HISTORICAL PAGEANT | 1912 (ii) | Historical Pageant, specially written by Mr H.H. Davies. Hinchingbrooke, July 6th 1912. |
| HISTORY AND REALITY | 1728 | An Essay on the History and Reality of Apparitions. Being an account of what they are, and what they are not; whence they come, and whence they come not. As also how we may distinguish between apparitions of good and evil spirits, and how we ought to behave to them, with a great variety of surprizing and diverting examples, never published before. |
| HISTORY OF ENGLAND | 1696 | Remarks on Huntingdonshire etc. |
| HOARE, William Henry | 1850 | Present Position of the Church. The Baptismal and Educational Questions. Three Letters to the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart. H.M. Secretary of State for the Home Department. By the Rev William Henry Hoare, MA late Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge. |
| HOBSON, Burton | 1966 | Coin Identifier. |
| HOBSON, Kenneth | 1926 | SEE Colin R. COOTE, 1926. |
| HODGSON, Canon T. | 1912 | [Testimonial Subscription Fund]. |
| HODGSON, Rev James Vaughan | 1924 | SEE Tancred BORENIUS and Rev J.V. HODGSON, 1924. |
| HODGSON, Rev James Vaughan | 1936 | Two Sermons preached at Huntingdon Assizes, May 20, 1935, and January 13, 1936. The first before The Hon. Mr Justice Hawke: the second, before The Hon. Mr Justice Mackinnon. By James Vaughan Hodgson, M.A., Rector of Elton in the County of Huntingdon. With an introductory note by Granville Proby, Sheriff of the Counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon, 1935-6, and a list of Sheriffs of the Counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon, 1155-1936. |
| HODGSON, Rev T. | No date | See ST JOHN'S CHURCH CHELSEA, No date. |
| HODSMAN, Tony | 1991 | See HUNTINGDONSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL, Planning Dept., 1991. |
| HOFFMAN, Frederick | 1754 | A Treatise of the Extraordinary Virtues and Effects of Asses Milk, in the Cure of various Diseases, Particularly the Gout, Scurvy, and Nervous Disorders; And of its peculiar nourishing and restorative Qualities in all Consumptive Disorders, and even the Decays of Old Age. Illustrated with several remarkable Cases. Translated from the Latin of the celebrated Frederick Hoffman, MD Principal Physician to his present Majesty the King of Prussia, and Member of the Royal Societies of London and Berlin. |
| HOGG, Reynold | 1821 | Personal Religion briefly explained, and earnestly recommended, by Reynold Hogg. Second edition. |
| HOGG, Reynold | No date | Short and Familiar Sermons on the Person and Offices of our Blessed Saviour, and the relations substained by him. Intended for families and villages. (2 vols. bound together). |
| HOLLAND WATCHMAN | 1800 | A Remonstrance against the postscript to the report of Mr John Rennie, Civil Engineer, concerning the drainage of the East, West, and Wildmore Fens, in the County of Lincoln. Addressed to the Proprietors of the East Fen, and of East Holland, Lincolnshire. By a Holland Watchman. |
| HOLLAND, Earls of | Various | SEE under the family name of RICH. SEE ALSO [George VILLIERS], Duke of Buckingham; [Henry RICH], Earl of Holland; & [Henry MORDAUNT], Earl of Peterborough, 1648. AND [James HAMILTON], Duke of Hamilton; [Henry RICH], Earl of Holland; & Lord Arthur CAPELL, 1649. |
| HOLLAND, Rev I.K. | 1841 | A Speech delivered by the Rev I.K. Holland. On the subject of Church Rates. At a Vestry meeting, held in the Parish Church of St Ives, March 10, 1841. |
| HOLLES, Denzil, Lord Holles of Ifield | 1699 | Memoirs of Denzil Lord Holles, Baron of Ifield in Sussex, from the year 1641, to 1648. |
| HOLLES, John, Third Duke of Newcastle | (1662-1711) | SEE Denzil HOLLES, Lord Holles of Ifield, 1699. |
| HOLLINGS, Marjory | 1936 | Steeple Gidding; Keyston; Leighton Bromswold. |
| HOLLINGWORTH, John Banks | 1829 | A Charge Delivered to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Huntingdon, in May, MDCCCXXIX, at the Primary Visitation of John Banks Hollingworth, D.D. Archdeacon of Huntingdon. Printed at the request of the clergy. |
| HOLLINGWORTH, John Banks | 1835 | Heads of lectures in Divinity, delivered in the University of Cambridge. 3rd edition. |
| HOLLINGWORTH, John Banks | 1849 | Marriage with a Deceased Wife's Sister considered. A Charge delivered to the clergy of the archdeaconry of Huntingdon, at the Visitation in MDCCCXLII. By John Banks Hollingworth, D.D. archdeacon of Huntingdon, and late Norrisian Professor of Divinity in the University of Cambridge. Now printed at the renewed request of the clergy. |
| HOLLINS, William | 1789 | Of the culture and use of potatoes. Letter from William Hollins, Gardiner in Montgomeryshire to the Society in London for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufacture, and Commerce, etc. 1789. |
| HOLLOWAY, John | 2002 | Catworth: A Link with the Past. |
| HOLMAN, H. Margaret | 1928? | SEE H. Beresford STEVENS, [1928?]. |
| HOLMES, Mrs Mary J. | No date | Tempest and Sunshine; or, Life in Kentucky. |
| HOLMES, S.C.A. | 1970 | Outline Geology of the Roman Fenland and stratigraphy of the Holocene deposits near the Old West River, Cambridgeshire. |
| HOLY BIBLE | 1861 | The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments: translated out of the original tongues: and with the former translations diligently compared and revised, by His Majesty's special command. Appointed to be read in churches. |
| HOLY BIBLE | No date (i) | [Almanack]; The Booke of Common prayer, and administration of the Sacraments; [Bible, including Apocrypha]; The Whole Booke of Psalmes, collected into English meter by T. Sternhold. I. Hopkins, and others, conferred with the Hebrue, with apt Notes to sing them withall. |
| HOLY BIBLE | No date (ii) | The Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments. Translated out of the original tongues; [ . . . ] translations diligently compared and [ . . . ] by His Majesty's Special Command appointed to be read in churches. |
| HOLY BIBLE | No date (iii) | The Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments translated out of the original tongues: and with the former translations diligently compared and revised by His Majesty's special command. Appointed to be read in churches. |
| HOLY CROSS CHURCH YELLING | [1888] | Holy Cross Church, Yelling. The Rector and Churchwarden earnestly appeal for donations towards the partial restoration of this interesting and ancient Parish Church, etc. |
| HOLY CROSS CHURCH YELLING | 1998 | Yelling (Holy Cross) Huntingdonshire. Monumental Inscriptions 1716-1997. Yelling Baptist Church 1815-1990. Transcribed by Members of Huntingdonshire Family History Society. |
| HOLY TRINITY CHURCH GREAT PAXTON | 1897-1902 | Gt Paxton, Lt Paxton and Toseland Parish Magazine. February 1897 - January 1902. |
| HOLY TRINITY CHURCH GREAT PAXTON | 1903-1907 | Gt Paxton, Lt Paxton and Toseland Parish Magazine. September & November 1903, June, July & November 1904, August 1905, June, July, August & December 1907. |
| HOLY TRINITY CHURCH GREAT PAXTON | 1908-15 | Gt Paxton, Lt Paxton and Toseland Parish Magazine. July 1908 - December 1915. |
| HOLY TRINITY CHURCH ORTON LONGUEVILLE | 1907 | Dedication of Memorial Window, Pulpit, and Lectern, by the venerable Archdeacon F.G. VESEY, Ll.D. On Friday, October 4th, 1907, at 3 p.m. |
| HOLY WEEK | 1859 | The Holy Week, in which our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ suffered, was crucified, dead, and buried, and rose again on the third day. |
| HOLYWELL CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL | 1975 | Holywell cum Needingworth. Looking Back on a Village 1875-1975. |
| HOLYWELL MANOR | * | See also Charles SPENCER, Sanders SPENCER. |
| HOLYWELL MANOR | 1886 | The Holywell White Pigs. List of 204 First, 118 Second, 2 Third, and 26 Champion Prizes, Gold Medals, &c., Value over £1500 Won during Six years by the celebrated herd of pigs bred by Mr Sanders Spencer, Holywell Manor, St Ives, Hunts, England. |
| HOLYWELL MANOR | 1889 | The Following Pedigrees of Pigs owned or bred by Mr Sanders Spencer are copied from Vol. V of the Herd Book, published by the National Pig Breeders' Association. |
| HOLYWELL MANOR | 1905 | Holywell Manor, St Ives, Hunts. Catalogue of an important sale of pure bred shorthorn cattle, the property of Messrs Sanders Spencer & Son, for sale by auction on Friday, March 31, 1905 . . . by John Thornton & Co. . . |
| HOLYWELL MANOR | 1908 | Holywell Manor, St Ives, Hunts. Catalogue of eighty pure-bred Large White & Middle Breed Pigs, from the celebrated Holywell herd, the property of Mr Charles Spencer, for Sale by Auction On Tuesday, April 14, 1908 . . . By John Thornton & Co. . . |
| HOLYWELL MANOR | 1909 | Some of the Animals bred at Holywell Manor and exhibited during 1909 at R.A.S.E. and County Shows. |
| HOLYWELL MANOR | 1913 | Holywell Manor, St Ives, Hunts. Catalogue of the celebrated herds of pure-bred Large and Middle White Pigs, the property of Mr Charles Spencer, Holywell Manor, St Ives (Who is leaving the Farm), for Sale by Auction, On Tuesday, July 15, 1913 . . . By John Thornton & Co. . . |
| HOLYWELL MANOR | No date | Brief Extracts from a few of the letters lately received from Purchasers of Pigs from the Holywell Manor Herd. |
| HOLYWELL PARISH CHURCH | Various | See ST JOHN THE BAPTIST'S CHURCH HOLYWELL. |
| HOME WORDS | 1915 | See ST MARY'S CHURCH ST NEOTS, 1905-1915. |
| HOME, Gordon | 1925 | Through the Chilterns to the Fens. |
| HOMELAND HANDBOOKS | Various | See H.L. JACKSON and G.R. Holt SHAFTO, 1905; and William Thomas MELLOWS, No date. |
| HONE, Nathaniel J. | 1906 | The Manor and Manorial Records. |
| HONE, Richard B. | 1850 | A Plea for Peace. A Charge, delivered at his Primary Visitation, In May, 1850, by Richard B. Hone, MA Archdeacon of Worcester. |
| HOOD, Edwin Paxton | 1873 | The Farmer of St Ives. |
| HOOD, Edwin Paxton | 1882 | Oliver Cromwell, his life, times, battlefields, and contemporaries. |
| HOOK, Rev James | 1816 | A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Huntingdon, at the Primary Visitation in the year 1815. With an Appendix and Notes. By the Rev. James Hook, LL.D F.R.S. S.A., Archdeacon of Huntingdon, &c. |
| HOOK, Walter Farquhar | 1849 | The Nonentity of Romish Saints and the Inanity of Romish Ordinances. By Walter Farquhar Hook, DD, Vicar of Leeds. |
| HOOK, Walter Farquhar | 1850 | Gorham v the Bishop of Exeter. A Letter to Sir Walter Farquhar, Bart., on the present crisis in the Church. By Walter Farquhar Hook, DD, Vicar of Leeds. |
| HOOKER, Richard | 1678 | SEE Izaak WALTON, 1678 |
| HOOPER, Rev Albert E. | 1907 | Some Vital Issues of the so-called "New" Theology. A Sermon by the Rev. Albert E. Hooper. Preached in the Free Church, St Ives, on Sunday Evening 10th February 1907. |
| HOOPER, Rev Henry | 1902 (i) | A Short History of Grafham. |
| HOOPER, Rev Henry | 1902 (ii) | A Short History of Grafham, Huntingdonshire. (Reprinted from the "St Neots Advertiser"). Huntingdonshire Historical Series. |
| HOOPER, Rev Richard | 1876 | SEE Michael DRAYTON, 1876. |
| HOPEWELL, York | 1907 | Some Notable Whitsuntide Customs. |
| HOPKINS, John H. | 1849 | The case of the Rev Mr Gorham against the Bishop of Exeter, considered. Address to the Clergy of the Diocese of Vermont, by John H. Hopkins, DD, Bishop of the Diocese. November, 1849. |
| HOPKINS, Samuel | 1773 | Sin, Through Divine Interposition, An Advantage to the Universe; and yet This is no Excuse for Sin, or Encouragement to it. Illustrated and proved, in three sermons, from Rom. iii. 5.6.7.8. The Second Edition. |
| HOPKINSON, William | 1782-1804 | Hunting Diary of William Hopkinson. William Hopkinson, Sutton Grange, Wansford. This book is a copy made from the original. |
| HORDER, Lord | 1945 | SEE P. Herbert JONES (Ed.), 1945. |
| HORLEY, Rev E. | 1883 | (Testimonial Subscription Fund). |
| HORNE, Herbert P. | 1915 | The Binding of Books. An essay in the history of gold-tooled bindings. Second edition. |
| HORNSBY, Pauline | 1988 | Water Supplies in Huntingdonshire 1848 to 1985. |
| HORNSBY, Pauline | 2001 | Established In … A search for the longest serving retail business in Huntingdonshire. Part of the Hunts Post Business Awards 1998. Brief histories of the winning businesses. |
| HORSPOOL, F. Barton | [1900] | Rev J. Lambourne, the G.O.M. of Warboys. (Including the text of a sermon by Rev J. Lambourne, preached 3rd June 1900). |
| HORTON, A., BISSON, G., and COPPACK, B.C. | 1974 | The Geology of Peterborough. Explanation of 1:25,000 Special Geological Sheet including parts of TF00, 10, 20, TL09, 19, 29. Natural Environment Research Council Institute of Geological Sciences, Report No. 73/12. |
| HORTON, Rev Samuel | 1907 | "An Ideal Sermon" preached by the Rev Samuel Horton on the 23rd June, 1907. Published by Elliott R. Odams, "Lyndhurst", St Ives, Hunts. |
| HORTON, Wendy and WAIT, Gerald | 1990 | St Neots Priory, 1989. (With notes on the skeletal material by Corinne Duhig). |
| HOSKING, Michael | 1983 | David Garnett C.B.E. A Writer's Library. (Catalogue 22). With an introduction by Nicholas Barker. |
| HOTCHKIN, John | 1741 | See MINISTER IN THE COUNTRY, 1741. |
| HOTTEN, J.C. | 1863 | Catalogue of Huntingdonshire books, family histories, maps, prints etc. |
| HOUGHTON FESTIVAL | 1883 | Houghton Festival, July 1883. Cromwellian Celebration. Contents: Statement of the Committee; Description of the De Kewer Williams Collection; List of Engraved Portraits in the Above; Bibliography, by Fred. Ross Esq., FRHS.; Also Sermon on the Celebration by the Rev H. Bell. |
| HOUSE OF COMMONS | 1642 | The Questions propounded to Mr Herbert The Kings Attorney Generall, By the House of Commons in the presence of both Houses of Parliament, on Friday the fourteenth of Ianuary 1641. Together with the Answer of the said Mr Herbert to the said Questions, concerning the Impeachment of the Lord Kimbolton, and Mr Hollis, &c. Members of the House of Commons. Also the Articles against the Lord Kimbolton, Mr Hollis, and the rest. And lastly, his Majesties two Messages to the Houses of Parliament, to repaire the late Breaches of Parliament. |
| HOUSE OF COMMONS | 1642 (contd.) | |
| HOUSE OF COMMONS | 1825 | The Huntingdon Election Petition: a Full Report of the Proceedings of the Committee of the House of Commons, etc. |
| HOUSE OF LORDS | (1897) | In the House of Lords. On appeal from Her Majesty's Court of Appeal (England). Between Leonard Taylor Simpson Appellant, and the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the Borough of Godmanchester and J.I. Tysoe Respondents. |
| HOUSE OF LORDS | (1901?) | In the House of Lords. On appeal from Her Majesty's Court of Appeal (England). Between Leonard Taylor Simpson Appellant, and His Majesty's Attorney-General at and by the relation of the County Council of Huntingdonshire and the County Council of Huntingdonshire Respondents (By original and cross appeal). Joint Appendix. |
| HOUSE OF LORDS | 1877 | Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords on Conservancy Boards, &c. Session 1877. |
| HOUSE OF LORDS | 1927 | Report from the Select Committee on Peerages in Abeyance with the proceedings of the Committee, minutes of evidence and documents. Ordered to be printed 1st December, 1926. (189) (190). |
| HOUSEHOLD WORDS | 1897 | Maria and Elizabeth Gunning. |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1642 (i) | The Severall Votes and Resolutions of Both Houses of Parliament, Concerning the Kings last Message, sent from Huntington to both Houses, on Wednesday the 16. of March, 1641. With his Majesties Message before to both Houses of Parliament, March 15 1641. |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1642 (ii) | A Remonstrance Of the great Affayres and Matters of Consequence betwixt the King and both Houses of Parliament. March, 16th. 1641. Touching the present Estate of these two Kingdomes, England and Ireland. With the Votes and Resolutions of both Houses of Parliament, Concerning the Kings last Message from Huntington, March 17. 1641. |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1642 (iii) | The Answer of both Houses of Parliament to the Kings message. Sent to his most excellent Majesty, the 16th of March. 1641. Therein nominating divers particular persons, which have lately past into Ireland by the Kings speciall Warrants, and there joyned themselves to the Rebels. Together with His Majesties Message, sent from Huntington to both Houses of Parliament, upon his removall to the City of Yorke, March 15. 1641. Also the severall votes of both Houses of Parliament upon the aforesaid Message. Whereunto is added, the resolutions of the Parliament, for securing the Kingdome of England and Dominion of Wales. Printed by Order of both Houses. |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1642 (iv) | A New Declaration Of both Houses of Parliament: Sent to the Kings most excellent Majesty, the sixteenth of March Upon his removall from Huntington to York. Also his Majesties Message to both Houses of Parliament, upon his removall to the City of Yorke: Together with the Votes, and resolutions of both Houses, concerning the said Message, the 16 of March 1641. |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1642/3 | Two Ordinances of the Lords and Commons Assembled in Parliament, for the Assessing all men of ability, within the Counties of Northampton, Leicester, Derby, Rutland, Nottingham, Huntingdon, Bedford, and Buckingham, that have not contributed upon the Propositions of both Houses of Parliament; and they to be rated and assessed in like sort as was the 4000000 l. by an Act of this present Parliament. As also, for the Association of the severall counties aforesaid, for the mutuall defence one of another. With names of the committees in the said Counties aforesaid, for the mutuall defence one of another. With the names of the Committees in the said Counties, for the same purpose. Die Lunae, 16. Jan. 1642. |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1643 (i) | Eight Special Orders of The Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament: Viz. 1. An Order for associating the County of Huntingdon, with the Counties of Hert', Cambridge, &c. 2. An Order for present search in London, and places adjacent, for Souldiers and Horses, to be sent to his Excellency. 3. An other Order concerning Souldiers. 4. An Order for apprehending dangerous and suspected persons. 5. An Order forbidding Tenants to pay Rents to such Bishops and temporall persons, as have raised Armes against the Parliament. 6. An Order for apprehending Spyes. 7. An Order for Collectors speedy bringing in of Moneys. 8. An Order for releife of such persons as are over rated in the Weekly Assessment. |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1643 (ii) | An Ordinance of The Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament: To inable the Right Honourable, Edward, Earle of Manchester, To put in execution all former Ordinances for Sequestring Delinquents estates: Weekly Assessments: The fist [sic] and twentieth parts: Contribution for Ireland: And other Ordinances for raising of Monies within the Associated Counties of Northfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Hertford, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Ile of Ely, and City of Norwich. |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1643 (iii) | An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, Concerning the Names of the Committee for the Associated Counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Cambridge, Hertford and Huntington: Together with Instructions for the said Committee. Also, Three special Orders; viz. 1. That the Divines of the Assembly that are Resiants of the Associated Counties, and now attending the Assembly, be desired to go down into their severall Counties, to stir up the people to rise for their defence. 2. That the Lord Generall the Earl of Essex, be desired to grant a Commission to the Earl of Manchester, to be Sergeant Major Generall of all the Forces of the six Associated Counties. 3. That the said six Associated Counties shall forthwith raise a Body of Ten thousand Foot and Dragoons to withstand the Enemy. |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1643 (iii) (contd.) | |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1643 (iv) | An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons Assembled in Parliament. For the speedy Pressing of 20000 Souldiers, with so many Gunners, Trumpetors, and Chirurgions as shall be thought fit by the Committees for the six Associated Counties of Norfolke, Suffolke, Essex, Cambridge, Hertford-shire,and Huntington-shire, with the City of Norwich, and Isle of Ely. Die Mercurii, 16 Augustii, 1643. |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1643 (v) | An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons Assembled in Parliament, Wherein The County of Lincolne is added in the association of the six Counties of Norfolke, Suffolke, Essex, Cambridge, Hartford, Huntington, for the mutuall defence each of other against the Popish Army in the North under the command of the Marquesse of Newcastle. Also, giving power to the Earle of Manchester to nominate Governours over the parts of Holland and Marchland; and if any person harbour a souldier that is imprested to serve under him, he shall be fined; if he refuse to pay his fine, his goods shall be sequestred, and he imprisoned till the fine be satisfied. With the names of the Committees appointed for the collection of money to pay the Forces raised for the preservation of those seven Counties. Die Mercurii 20. Septemb. 1643. |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1643 (v) (contd.) | |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1644 (i) | An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons Assembled in Parliament, for The maintaining of the Forces of the Seven Associated Counties, Under the command of Edward Earl of Manchester. |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1644 (ii) | An Ordinance of the Lords and Commons Assembled in Parliament; For putting the Associated Counties of Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex, Huntington, Hertford, Cambridge Lincoln, The Isle of Ely, and the Cities of Lincoln and Norwich into a Posture of Defence; By the better Regulating of the Trained Bands, and Raising other Forces of Horse and Foot, for the preservation and safety of the said Counties and Cities. |
| HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT | 1648 | Three declarations of the Lords & Commons Assembled in Parliament, the one Declaring the Duke of Buckingham, Lord Holland, and Lord Peterborough Traytors and Rebels, And for their Estates, and all that shall adhere to them, to be forthwith Sequestered. The other, For securing all just Debts and Engagements to such as have been or shall be engaged for the Parliament before any final Conclusion of a Peace. The third, Declaring it an acceptable Service of all such as have or shall serve the Parliament in suppressing Insurrections and Tumults. Also several Votes concerning Major General Skippon. |
| HOVENDEN, John Eykyn | 1807 | Reply to the Reverend Doctor Maltby's Letter to the Independent Freeholders of the County of Huntingdon. |
| HOW LOUIS DEFENDED HIS ARBOUR | (1871) | How Louis defended his arbour; and how Aleck wanted part of Constantine's Lake. |
| HOW THE FIGHT ENDED | (1871) | How the Fight Ended and the Lesson it Taught Johnny. Dedicated by permission to the Rev Canon Pullen, author of "The Fight at Dame Europa's School". |
| ASTELL, Colonel | 1850 | The cover of a catalogue for the sale of household furniture, beds, mattresses, etc; (the property of Colonel Astell) which will be sold by auction on Wednesday & Thursday the 25th & 26th of September 1850 at Everton House, near Potton. |
| HOW, James C. | 1931 | SEE William Henry FELLOWES, Second Baron De Ramsey, 1931, "Ramsey Abbey Sale Catalogue". |
| HOWARD, Henry, Earl of Surrey | 1897 | SEE Richard TOTTEL, 1897. |
| HOWE, Catherine | * | Note on the flyleaf of Catherine HOWE, 1891 (the locations referred to are in St Neots): "Catherine Howe, the author of 'The Saviour and the Sinner', is a daughter of Joseph Howe, a gardener, who resides in a small house near the north-west corner of the Baptist Cemetery. Catherine H. married --- Sale, who with W. Wright succeeded Jas. Kirby in the business of a watchmaker under the title of Wright and Sale. Wright afterwards dissolving partnership went to the Falcon in New Street. Mr and Mrs Sale now (1903) reside at Bedford, and he carries on the trade of watchmaker." There is also a photograph of her father on the flyleaf. |
| HOWE, Catherine | 1891 | The Saviour and the Sinner, as shown in the Book of the Prophet Isaiah. |
| HOWE, John | 1846 | The Redeemer's tears wept over lost souls: Union among Protestants: Carnality of religious contention: Man's enmity to God; and reconciliation between God and Man. With a life of the author by the Rev. W. Urwick. (Works of the English Puritan Divines Series). |
| HOWELL, James | Various | James Howell: see Sir Robert COTTON, 1651 and 1884. |
| HOWSON, F.J. et al | 1885 | [Circular letter on subject of Disestablishment, dated Huntingdon, 17th November, 1885. Signed by F.J. Howson, W. Maule, F.R. Beart, H.W. Mostyn, H.G. Rooper, H.H. Chamberlain, W.R. Grove, John Pycock and E.W. Hunnybun]. |
| HOY, Barbara | 1995 | Somersham. Historical Village of the Fen Uplands. |
| HUDSON, Noel | 1985 | Catherine the Great to Wordsworth. 100 years of Huntingdon Steeplechasing. With Racing Appendix by John Penney. |
| HUDSON, Noel | 1989 | St Ives, Slepe by the Ouse. |
| HUDSON, Rev John | 1890 | The Dream of Pilate's Wife. A Poem suggested by Doré's Famous Picture. |
| HUDSON, Thomas | 1788 | Miscellaneous Poems. |
| HUGHES, Doris | No date | The Sea Princess and Other Poems by Doris Hughes of Huntingdon. (Illustrations by C.W. Paul Jones). |
| HUGHES, Ken | 1969 | Cromwell; final shooting script (with the collaboration of Ronald Harwood). |
| HUGHES, Rev Henry | 1850 (i) | Romish Sacraments and the Confessional, as now taught and practised in the English Church, and the duty of the Church at the present crisis. Two sermons by the Reverend Henry Hughes, MA perpetual curate of All Saints, Gordon Square, St Pancras. Published by request. |
| HUGHES, Rev Henry | 1850 (ii) | The Proofs of the Presence of the Holy Spirit with the Anglican Church. A Sermon preached at the church of All Saints, Gordon Square, on the tenth Sunday after Trinity. By the Rev Henry Hughes, MA incumbent. Published by request. |
| HULL, M.R. | 1947 | See C.F.C. HAWKES and M.R. HULL, 1947. |
| HUMBLEY, W.W.W. | 1854 | Journal of a Cavalry Officer; including the memorable Sikh campaign of 1845-1846. By W.W.W. Humbley, MA Trinity College, Cambridge; Fellow of the Cambridge Philosophical Society; Captain, 9th Queen's Royal Lancers. |
| HUME, David | 1777 | The Life of David Hume written by himself. (With Letter from Adam Smith LL.D to William Strahan Esq.) |
| HUME, John | 1676 | Jachin and Boaz: Or the Stedfast and Unwavering Christian: Being A Serious Perswasive to Constancy in the Faith, and to Perseverance in the true Protestant Religion, against all Objections, Temptations, Oppositions and Sollicitations to the contrary. By John Hume MA Rector of Yelling in Huntington-shire. |
| HUMPHREYS, Arthur L. | 1897 | The Private Library. What we do know What we don't know What we ought to know about our books. SECOND EDITION. |
| HUMPHREYS, Arthur L. | 1917 | A Handbook to county bibliography, being a bibliography of bibliographies relating to the counties and towns of Great Britain and Ireland. |
| HUMPHREYS, Humphrey | 1730 | SEE Dr Thomas CAIUS, 1730. |
| HUNNYBUN, E.W. | 1885 | See F.J. HOWSON et al, 1885. |
| HUNNYBUN, E.W. | 1905 | See H.L. JACKSON and G.R. Holt SHAFTO, 1905. |
| HUNT, Mrs John | 1880 | The Wards of Plotinus by Mrs John Hunt. Three volumes [bound as one]. |
| HUNT, Mrs John | Various | See also under her maiden name, Miss E. THORP, and her pen-name "SPES". |
| HUNT, Rev John | 1866 (i) | An Essay on Pantheism. By the Rev. John Hunt, Curate of S. Ives, Hunts. |
| HUNT, Rev John | 1866 (ii) | The Two Sacraments. Two Sermons Preached in the Parish Church of S. Ives, August 5th, 1866, by the Rev. John Hunt, Curate. Published by Request. |
| HUNT, Rev John | 1873 | Contemporary Essays in Theology. |
| HUNT, Rev John | Various | SEE Robert WILDE, 1870; Mrs John HUNT, 1880. |
| HUNT, William | 1884 | Early Britain. Norman Britain. (Published under the direction of the Committee of General Literature and Education appointed by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge) |
| HUNTER BLAIR, Andrew | 1999 | The Waterways of the Middle Level. |
| HUNTER BLAIR, Andrew | 2000 | The River Great Ouse and Tributaries. A guide for river users. |
| HUNTER BLAIR, Andrew | 2002 | Great Ouse Country. Sketches of its riverside folk and history from source to mouth. |
| HUNTER BLAIR, Andrew | 2003 | A Level Country. Sketches of its Fenland folk and history. |
| HUNTER, David | 1987 | SEE Philip G.M. DICKINSON, 1987. |
| HUNTINGDON | [1913] | Huntingdon. A Delightful Boating Centre on the Picturesque Ouse. |
| HUNTINGDON | 1873? | [Untitled list of landowners in Huntingdonshire, with extent of lands, source unknown]. |
| HUNTINGDON AID ASSOCIATION | (1912) | First Annual Report (with news cuttings). |
| HUNTINGDON AND PETERBOROUGH COUNTY COUNCIL | 1966 (i) | The Official Opening of Stanground Secondary School Tuesday, 27th September 1966 at 2.30pm. Huntingdon and Peterborough County Council Education Committee. |
| HUNTINGDON AND PETERBOROUGH COUNTY COUNCIL | 1966 (ii) | The Official Opening of Great Staughton County Primary School Wednesday 19 October 1966 at 2.30pm. Huntingdon and Peterborough County Council Education Committee. |
| HUNTINGDON AND PETERBOROUGH COUNTY COUNCIL | 1970 | The Official Opening of the New School Buildings at Hinchingbrooke. Friday, 18th September, 1970 at 2.30 p.m. Huntingdon & Peterborough County Council Education Committee. |
| HUNTINGDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE | (1906) | For Historic Scenes and Places of Interest, Antiquity and Beauty. Health-Giving Huntingdon. An Ideal Holiday Centre for Boating, Fishing and all out-of-door Sports. For Lovers of Country Life, and Artists of Brush and Camera. |
| HUNTINGDON COUNTY HOSPITAL | 1873 | Rules and orders of the Huntingdon County Hospital. |
| HUNTINGDON COUNTY HOSPITAL | 1893-1915 | Annual Report and List of Subscribers, 1892 (also 1893-1914). |
| HUNTINGDON COUNTY HOSPITAL | c.1937 | Huntingdon County Hospital. (Descriptive pamphlet) |
| HUNTINGDON ELECTION PETITION | 1825 | Vol. 1. Proceedings and fndings; petition and documents. Vol. 2. Records of the Court of Chancery 1298-1700; bye-laws; findings and inferences. Vol. 3. Extracts; Court of the borough of Huntingdon; Court Leat; Indentures, Freeman; Charters. |
| HUNTINGDON FRIENDLY (AND KINDRED) SOCIETIES | 1912 | Annual Service on behalf of the Hunts County Hosptial. Sunday July 28th, 1912, at 3.15 p.m. in Hinchingbrooke Park. Preacher: Rev. W.R. Gardner (Vicar of Huntingdon). |
| HUNTINGDON FRIENDLY ASSURANCE INSTITUTION | 1839 | The Rules and and Regulations, and the Tables of Payment & Allowances, of the Friendly Assurance Institution, for Huntingdon, and the neighbouring parishes. Certified by John Tidd Pratt, Esq.Barrister at Law, Sept. 14, 1839, pursuant to the statutes on this behalf made and provided. |
| HUNTINGDON GAZETTE | 1834 | Some Observations on the Proceedings of a Meeting of Dissenters, held in the Independent Chapel, at Huntingdon, as reported in the Huntingdon Gazette of January 25th, 1834. |
| HUNTINGDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL | 1721 | Institutio Latinae Syntaxeos; in Scholae Huntingdoniensis Usum, Compendaria, priori vero Auctior & Emendatior. |
| HUNTINGDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL | 1863 | Scheme for the Regulation and Management of the Grammar School belonging to Saint John's Hospital at Huntingdon, and of the several charities of John Dryden, Lionel Walden, Mrs Gimber, Richard Fishbourne, Gabriel Newton, George Merritt, John Bardolph, Dr Thomas King, Robert Cooke, and George Raitt, the municipal charities of the Borough of Huntingdon; and for the application of the incomes thereof. Directed by the High Court of Chancery, By Order entitled In the Matter of the said several Charities and dated March 27th, 1863, made by the Right Honorable the Master of the Rolls. |
| HUNTINGDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL | 1899 | The Huntingdon Grammar School and the Cromwell Tercentenary. |
| HUNTINGDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL | 1906 | See ST JOHN'S AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOUNDATION, 1906. |
| HUNTINGDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL | 1911 | Huntingdon Grammar School. Seventh Annual Prize Distribution, Wednesday, December 20th, 1911. |
| HUNTINGDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL | 1939 | Huntingdon Grammar School. Founded (circa) 1135. Programme of the Ceremony attending the opening of the New Building by Rt Hon The Earl De La Warr (President of the Board of Education) Thursday, July 27th, 1939, At 3 p.m. (Photographs by Ernest Whitney, Huntingdon). |
| HUNTINGDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL | 1965 | SEE Philip G.M. DICKINSON and A. JAMIESON, 1965. |
| HUNTINGDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL | No date | (Prospectus) |
| HUNTINGDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL | Various | See also HUNTINGDONIAN ("The Huntingdonian", the magazine of Huntingdon Grammar School) |
| HUNTINGDON LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION | 1840 | Constitution and Bye-laws of the Huntingdon Literary and Scientific Institution. Established on the 19th of June 1840. |
| HUNTINGDON LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION | 1842 | Constitution and Bye-laws of the Huntingdon Literary and Scientific Institution; with a Catalogue of the Books. Established on the 19th of June 1840. |
| HUNTINGDON LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION | 1888 | Catalogue of the Library, March 1888. Resident Librarian in Constant Attendance. Price sixpence. Members are particularly recommended to select their books from the Catalogue, as they are not allowed to interfere with the cases. |
| HUNTINGDON LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION | 1898 | Literary & Scientific Institution, Huntingdon. Index Catalogue of the Library. August 1898. |
| HUNTINGDON MISSIONARY EXHIBITION | 1908 (i) | Huntingdon Missionary Exhibition. To be held in the Corn Exchange, Huntingdon, April 29th, 30th, May 1st, 2nd, 1908. |
| HUNTINGDON MISSIONARY EXHIBITION | 1908 (ii) | Daily Programme, Wednesday, April 29th. Huntingdon and District Missionary Exhibition, April 29th to May 2nd, 1908. |
| HUNTINGDON OFFICIAL GUIDE | (1921) | Official Guide. Huntingdon. Published for the Corporation. |
| HUNTINGDON OFFICIAL GUIDE | (1925) | The Official Guide to Huntingdon. Issued by the Authority of the Huntingdon Town Council. |
| HUNTINGDON OFFICIAL GUIDE | (1928) | The Official Guide to Huntingdon. Issued by the Authority of the Huntingdon Town Council and the Huntingdon Chamber of Commerce. |
| HUNTINGDON PARISH MAGAZINE | 1883-1893 | Parish Magazine, January 1883 to December 1893. |
| HUNTINGDON RESEARCH CENTRE | 1961 | Huntingdon Research Centre (Nutritional Research Unit), Huntingdon, England. Report 1952-1961. Clinical Investigation Unit. Pharmacology and Toxicology. Biochemistry and Haematology. Agriculture and Animal Nutrition. |
| HUNTINGDON RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL | 1898-1911 | Annual Report of the Huntingdon Rural District Council, for 1897, by Lancelot Newton, MRCS, LSA, Medical Officer of Health for the Huntingdon Rural District Council. (And for the years 1898-1910). |
| HUNTINGDON, Archdeaconry of | 1559-1614 | Act Book 1559-1614 (Transcript of index to names and details of wills and administrators). |
| HUNTINGDON, Archdeaconry of | 1844 | Articles of Visitation and Enquiry, exhibited to the Churchwardens of every parish within the Archdeaconry of Huntingdon. |
| HUNTINGDON, Archdeaconry of | 1878 | The Order of Confirmation, together with hymns sanctioned by the Lord Bishop of the Diocese for general use in the Archdeaconry. |
| HUNTINGDON, Archdeaconry of | 1907 | Archdeaconry of Huntingdon. S.P.G. [i.e. Society for Promoting the Gospel]. A Garden Meeting will be held at Castle Hill House, Huntingdon, on Tuesday, June 18th, 1907, etc. |
| HUNTINGDON, Archdeaconry of | 1910 | [Invitation to meet Members of the Church Congress, Thursday, September 29th, 1910]. |
| HUNTINGDON, Archdeaconry of | Various | See also ARCHDEACONRY OF HUNTINGDON CHURCH MUSIC SOCIETY. |
| HUNTINGDON, BEDFORD AND PETERBOROUGH GAZETTE | 1814 | SEE John BULL, 1814. |
| HUNTINGDON, Borough of | 1825 | The Huntingdon Election Petition: a Full Report of the Proceedings of the Committee of the House of Commons, etc. See under NEWSPAPERS, catalogued under Huntingdon Various, boxed in UNBOUND NEWSPAPERS, ELECTIONS & NATIONAL. |
| HUNTINGDON, Borough of | 1914-16 | Roll of Honour of Men serving in His Majesty's Forces during the Great War from the Borough of Huntingdon. List of Men Serving from 5th August 1914 to 1st November 1916. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | (1862) | Number of Prisoners Committed and Recommitted to the County Gaol, Huntingdon, during the last Twenty Years, ending 29th September 1862 - i.e. from 1843 to 1862, inclusive. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1710-1713 | [Photocopies of Huntingdonshire Poll-books, 1710 & 1713] |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1768 | A Poll taken before Edward Leeds, Esq.; High-Sheriff of the County of Huntingdon, March 29th, 30th, 31st, April 1st 1768. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1807 | A State of the Poll for the election of representatives in Parliament for the County of Huntingdon, on the 13th and 14th May 1807. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1807 (contd.) | |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1818 | A State of the Poll for the election of Representatives in Parliament for the County of Huntingdon, on the 25th, 26th, 27th, and 29th of June 1818. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1826 | A Copy of the Poll for two Knights of the Shire for the County of Huntingdon; which commenced at Huntingdon on Thursday the 15th and ended at the close of Tuesday the 20th June, 1826. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1830 (i) | A Copy of the Poll, taken at the General Election for the County of Huntingdon, which commenced at Huntingdon on Friday the 6th and ended at the close of Tuesday the 10th August, 1830. Arranged from the cheque books of Lords Manderville and Strathavon, by H.G. James, Gent. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1830 (ii) | Huntingdonshire. To wit. A Calendar of the prisoners for trial at the special sessions, to be holden on Tuesday, the 14th of December 1830, before His Majesty's Justices of the Peace, for the said County. John Guillum Scott Esq. Sheriff. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1831 | The Poll for two Knights of the Shire for the County of Huntingdon, which commenced at Huntingdon on Thursday the 5th, and closed on Saturday the 7th of May, 1831. With copious tables, index, &c. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1834, !836, 1839 | List of Persons who have registered to vote at Elections for the County of Huntingdon. 1834, 1836 & 1839 |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1836 | A Copy of the Register of Voters for the County of Huntingdon, 1836. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1837 (i) | A Copy of the Poll, taken at the General Election for the County of Huntingdon, on Monday and Tuesday 7th and 8th August 1837: arranged, by permission, from the Poll Books of the Sheriff. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1837 (ii) | A Copy of the Register of Voters for the County of Huntingdon. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1839 | A Copy of the Register of Voters for the County of Huntingdon. 1839. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1841 | A Copy of the Register of Voters for the County of Huntingdon, 1841. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1844 | Rules and Regulations to be observed in the Gaol and House of Correction, for the County of Huntingdon. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1849 | An Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Treasurer of the County of Huntingdon, from April Sessions, 1848, to April Sessions. 1849. Printed by Order of Sessions. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1851 | An Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Treasurer of the County of Huntingdon, from April Sessions, 1850, to April Sessions, 1851. Printed by Order of Sessions. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1854 | An Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Treasurer of the County of Huntingdon, from July Sessions, 1853, to 29th September, 1854. Printed by Order of Sessions. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1857 (i) | The Poll taken at the election of two knights of the shire for the County of Huntingdon at the General Election, Thursday, April 2, 1857. Candidates: James Rust, Esq. 1192; Edward Fellowes, Esq. 1106; John Moyer Heathcote, Esq. 1106; Sir John Henry Pelly, Bart. High-Sheriff. Clement Francis, Esq. Under-Sheriff. Edward Maule, Esq. Election Auditor. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1857 (ii) | An Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Treasurer of the County of Huntingdon, from July Sessions, 1856, to 29th September, 1857. Printed by Order of Sessions. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1858 (i) | An Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Treasurer of the County of Huntingdon, from July Sessions, 1857, to 29th September, 1858. Printed by Order of Sessions. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1858 (ii) | The Register of Persons Entitled to Vote at any Election of a Member or Members to Serve in Parliament for the County of Huntingdon, between The 30th of November, 1858, and the 1st of December, 1859. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1859 (i) | General Election, 1859. The Poll taken at the election of two knights of the shire to serve in Parliament, for the County of Huntingdon, before John Dunn Gardner, Esq., Sheriff, on Thursday 5th May 1859. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1859 (ii) | An Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Treasurer of the County of Huntingdon, from July Sessions, 1858, to 29th September, 1859. Printed by Order of Sessions. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1860 | An Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Treasurer of the County of Huntingdon, from July Sessions, 1859, to 29th September, 1860. Printed by Order of Sessions. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1861 | An Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Treasurer of the County of Huntingdon, from 29th September, 1860, to 29th September, 1861. Printed by Order of Sessions. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1862 | An Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Treasurer of the County of Huntingdon, from 29th September, 1861, to 29th September, 1862. Printed by Order of Sessions |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1863 (i) | Rules and Regulations to be observed in the County Gaol and House of Correction, for the County of Huntingdon. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1863 (ii) | County Treasurer. A Return of the Abstracts of the Accounts of the County Treasurer for Huntingdonshire, for the year ending Michaelmas, 1863, in pursuance of the Act 15 & 16 Victoria, cap. 81, sec. 50. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1863 (iii) | An Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Treasurer of the County of Huntingdon, from 29th September, 1862, to 29th September, 1863. Printed by Order of Sessions. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1864 | An Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Treasurer of the County of Huntingdon, from the 29th September, 1863, to 29th September, 1864. Printed by Order of Sessions. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1865 | An Account of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Treasurer of the County of Huntingdon, from 29th September, 1864, to 29th September, 1865. Printed by Order of Sessions. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1866 | Rules and Regulations to be observed in the prison of the County of Huntingdon. |
| HUNTINGDON, County of | 1963 | County of Huntingdon Register of Electors (Qualifying date, 10th October, 1962) in force 16th February, 1963, to 15th February, 1964 (for the parishes of Bluntisham, Broughton, Bury, Colne, Earith, Fenstanton, Hemingfords, Hilton, Holywell cum Needingworth, Houghton & Wyton, Oldhurst, Pidley cum Fenton, Somersham, Warboys, Wistow, Woodhurst, i.e. St Ives Rural District). |
| HUNTINGDON, Earls of | Variouos | See HASTINGS |
| HUNTINGDON, Henry of | 1853 | The Chronicle of Henry of Huntingdon. Comprising the History of England, from the invasion of Julius Caesar to the accession of Henry II. Also, The Acts of Stephen, King of England and Duke of Normandy (by an unknown but contemporaneous author). Translated and edited by Thomas Forester, A.M. |
| HUNTINGDON, Selina, Countess of | (1710-1791) | SEE Selina HASTINGS, Countess of Huntingdon. |
| HUNTINGDON, TRINITY CHURCH | Various | See TRINITY CHURCH, HUNTINGDON. |
| HUNTINGDONIAN | 1910-26 | The Huntingdonian. (The magazine of Huntingdon Grammar School). No. 1 (Summer Term 1910) to No. 15 (Spring Term 1915); Vol. 1 No. 5 (Summer Term 1924); Vol. 1 No. 7 (Spring Term 1925) to Vol. 3 No. 11 (Summer Term 1926). |
| HUNTINGDONIAN | 1932-36 | The Huntingdonian. The Magazine of the Huntingdon Grammar School. Vol. 8 No. 28 (Spring Term 1932) to Vol. 10 No. 8 (Summer Term 1936). |
| HUNTINGDONIAN | 1936-40 | The Huntingdonian. The Magazine of the Huntingdon Grammar School. Vol.10 No. 9 (Winter Term 1936) to Vol. 10 No. 20 (Summer Term 1940). |
| HUNTINGDONIAN | 1940-47 | The Huntingdonian. The Magazine of the Huntingdon Grammar School. Vol. 11 No. 1 (Winter Term 1940) to Vol. 11 No. 19 (Spring Term 1947). |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE | 1673? | Nobility and gentry which are, or lately were, related unto the County of Huntingdon; with their seats and titles by which they are, or have been, known |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE | 1800? | (A brief description of Huntingdonshire, source unknown. Dated by H.E. Norris). |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE | No date | Huntingdonshire. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE | NO DATEx | A early Trade Directory |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY | 1887-92 | Annual Show, 1887. Descriptive Particulars of The Show of Horses, Beasts, Sheep, Swine, Butter, Poultry & Pigeons (And Prizes for Agricultural Labourers), Held in a Ground in Meadow Lane, Saint Ives, On Tuesday, July 26th, 1887. [Also the same for 1888 show - held in Hassock Meadow, Ramsey; List of Premiums for 1890 show, in Priory Park, St Neots; and Catalogues of 1891 & 1892 shows, in Meadow Lane, St Ives and Hassock Meadow, Ramsey]. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY | 1910-12 | Catalogue of Annual Show of Horses, Beasts, Sheep, Swine, Poultry, Pigeons, and Butter, to be held in Priory Park, St Neots, on Tuesday 7th June 1910. [Also the same for 1911, in Meadow Lane, St Ives; and for 1912, in Hassock Meadow, Ramsey]. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE AUXILIARY BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY | 1899-1908 | See BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY, Huntingdonshire Auxiliary, 1899-1908. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE | 1905 | Proceedings of the First Annual General Meeting. List of Officers and Members. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE | 1907 | Hailstorm Relief Fund. Report, Balance Sheet, and List of Subscribers. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE | 1913 | Ninth Annual Report and Abstracts of Accounts for the year ending 11th October 1913, and List of Officers and Members. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE CHURCH DEFENCE ASSOCIATION | No date | Officers and Rules. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE CHURCH DEFENCE INSTITUTION | No date | Rules. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE CLERGY CHARITY | 1899-1911 | State of the Charity for the Relief of Poor Widows and Children of Clergymen within the County of Huntingdon. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION: Huntingdon or Southern Division | 1885 | Letter from Edward Maule, Secretary to members. Subscription form attached. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION: Southern (or Huntingdon) Division | No date | Rules. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE CONSERVATIVE REGISTRATION ASSOCIATION | 1883 | Rules with list of members, District Committees etc. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE CONSERVATIVE REGISTRATION ASSOCIATION | No date | Rules. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL | 1897-1914 | See Leonard WILDE, 1898-99; James B. WILKINSON, 1900-1911; and C.B. MOSS-BLUNDELL, 1912 (i), 1913 (i), 1914 and 1915 (i). These are the County Medical Officers' reports to the County Council on health and sanitary conditions in Huntingdonshire, bound together as a compilation volume under the title "Huntingdonshire County Council. Report upon the Health and Sanitary Condition 1897-1914". |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL | 1901 | See HOUSE OF LORDS (?1901) |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL | 1910-1913 | Annual report of the County Council of Huntingdon Education Committee 1910-1913. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL | 1941-42 | [Minutes of quarterly meetings and committee reports, 21st May 1941 (with minutes of meeting of 5th March) to 4th March 1942, with indexes]. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL | 1942-43 | [Minutes of quarterly meetings, with committee reports, 20th May 1942 (with minutes of meeting of 4th March) to 3rd March 1943, with indexes]. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL | 1956-58 | [Minutes of quarterly meetings, with committee reports, 31st July 1956 (with minutes of meeting of 2nd May) to 14th May 1958, with indexes]. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL | 1963-64 | Huntingdonshire. The County Handbook. Issued with the approval of the Huntingdonshire County Council. Second Edition 1963-64. Edited and extended by Philip G.M. Dickinson FSA, FRHistS, FRGS, County Archivist. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL | 1964 | The Official Opening of Hartford County Primary School, Wednesday 21 October 1964 at 2.30 p.m., Huntingdonshire County Council Education Committee. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE CYCLIST BATTALION | 1915 (i) | The H.C.B. Gazette. The Magazine of the Hunts. Cyclist Battalion. Winter Number. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE CYCLIST BATTALION | 1915 (ii) | The H.C.B. Gazette. The Magazine of the Hunts. Cyclist Battalion. Spring Double Number. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE CYCLIST BATTALION | 1915 (iii) | [Letter appealing for recruits from Lieut-Col. E.R. Herbert]. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL, Planning Department | 1991 (i) | Curiosities of Huntingdonshire. (Illustrations by Pauline Burgoyne, research by Tony Hodsman and Peter Mills). |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL, Planning Department | 1991 (ii) | Conservation Areas in Huntingdonshire. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY | 2003 | St Ives Cemetery (Broadleas). Burial Register 1848-1938. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY | Various | See: ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES, 1997; ALL SAINTS' CHURCH WYTON, 1996; HOLY CROSS CHURCH YELING, 1998; ST JAMES' CHURCH WARESLEY, 1998; ST JOHN THE BAPTIST'S CHURCH HOLYWELL, 1997; ST MARGARET OF ANTIOCH'S CHURCH HEMINGFORD ABBOTS, 1991; ST MARY'S CHURCH BLUNTISHAM, 1990; ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH TOSELAND, 1998; ST PETER AND ST PAUL'S CHURCH FENSTANTON, 1996; ST PETER'S CHURCH MOLESWORTH, 1986; M. STEPHENSON, 1996, 1997. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE FESTIVAL OF BRITAIN | 1951 | "Merrie England". Huntingdonshire Festival of Britain Celebration 1951. Souvenir Programme. One Shilling. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE FIRST LIGHT HORSE | Various | See DUKE OF MANCHESTER'S LIGHT HORSE. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE GAME PROTECTION ASSOCIATION | 1913 | Annual Report for the year ending 1st March, 1913. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE HISTORICAL SERIES | 1902 | SEE Rev Henry HOOPER, "A Short History of Grafham". |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE HOME MISSION MAGAZINE | 1866 (i) | The Huntingdonshire Home Mission Magazine, and County Visitor. Vol. 1 No. 2 (February 1866). |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE HOME MISSION MAGAZINE | 1866 (ii) | The Huntingdonshire Home Mission Magazine, and County Visitor. Vol. 1 No. 4 (April 1866). |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE HOME MISSION MAGAZINE | 1866-1867 | The Huntingdonshire Home Mission Magazine, and County Visitor. Vol. I (1866) and Volume II (1867). |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE NEOTERIC MAGAZINE | 1851 | The Huntingdonshire Neoteric Magazine, No. 1, 15th January 1851. Edited by Gelophilos Scrutator. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE WARSHIP WEEK | 1942 | See NATIONAL SAVINGS MOVEMENT, 1942 |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE WESLEYAN MONTHLY | 1905 | The Huntingdonshire Wesleyan Monthly. Vol. 2 No. 1 to No. 12 (January to December 1905). |
| HUNTINGFIELD, Lady | 1944 | See CROXTON PARK ESTATE, 1944. |
| HUNTINGTON, William | (1745-1813) | Preacher, tramp, coal-heaver and prophet, born near Cranbrook in Kent and died at Tunbridge Wells. His name is usually given with the suffix "S.S.", for " sinner saved". There seems to be no local connection, and his works are presumably here only because of the similarity of his name to Huntingdon! As well as works indexed under his name, see also the preface he wrote for S.B., 1818, "Zion's Ornaments and Offerings". |
| HUNTINGTON, William | 1785 | A Spiritual Sea Voyage, By William Huntington, S.S., Minister of the Gospel at Providence Chapel, Little Titchfield-Street, Cavendish-Square, and Preacher of the Tuesday-Night Lecture at St Bartholemew's Close, Author of the Arminian Skeleton, etc, etc. Second Edition, with Additions. |
| HUNTINGTON, William | 1786 | God the Guardian of the Poor, and the Bank of Faith; or, a Display of the Providences of God, Which have at sundry Periods of Time attended the Author. By William Huntington, S.S. Minister of the Gospel at Providence Chapel, Little Titchfield-Street, . . . Author of the Spiritual Sea Voyage . . . Third Edition, with Additions. |
| HUNTINGTON, William | 1787 | A Divine Poem on the Shunamite. Addressed to a Friend. By William Huntington, S.S. Minister of the Gospel at Providence Chapel, Little Titchfield-Street; at Monkwell-Street Chapel, in the City; and at Richmond, in Surrey. |
| HUNTINGTONSHIRE | No date | Huntingtonshire. Anulphsbury, vul. Ainsbury, etc. etc. |
| HUNTLY, Marquis of, Marchioness of | Various | See under their family name of GORDON. |
| HUNTS COUNTY GUARDIAN | 1888-1893 | Hunts County Guardian Almanack, 1888-1893. |
| HUNTS COUNTY GUARDIAN | 1892 | A Relic of the Past. |
| HUNTS COUNTY GUARDIAN | Various | See VARIOUS (OCCASIONAL HUNTS COUNTY SKETCHES). |
| HUNTS COUNTY NEWS | 1890 | Supplement to the Hunts County News. Saturday, November 1, 1890. Houghton Chapel Jubilee Services. |
| HUNTS COUNTY NEWS | 1895 | SEE John ARCHER, 2000. |
| HUNTS COUNTY NEWS | 1899-1903 | Hunts County News Almanack and Year Book. 1899-1903. |
| HUNTS COUNTY SKETCHES | Various | See VARIOUS (HUNTS COUNTY SKETCHES) and VARIOUS (OCCASIONAL HUNTS COUNTY SKETCHES). |
| HUNTS POST | (1896) | Speech Days by Stammerers. |
| HUNTS POST | 1897 | Speech Days by Stammerers. |
| HUNTS POST | 1937 | Coronation of their majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Souvenir Programme of the Celebrations in Huntingdonshire. |
| HUNTS SAILING CLUB | No date | SEE Mick BURDETT (Ed.), No date. |
| HURST, J.G. | 1966 | See C.F. TEBBUTT, 1966 |
| HUTCHINSON, Benjamin | (died 1804) | Rector of Kimbolton 1761-94 and of Holywell from 1788 until his death in 1804. His poem "Kimbolton Park" is printed in George PEARCH (Ed.), 1775, "A Collection of Poems", vol. 4 p. 46. |
| HUTCHINSON, Francis | 1718 | An Historical Essay Concerning Witchcraft. With Observations upon Matters of Fact; tending to clear the Texts of the Sacred Scriptures, and confute the vulgar Errors about that Point. And also Two Sermons: One in Proof of the Christian Religion; The other concerning the Good and Evil Angels. By Francis Hutchinson, DD Chaplain in Ordinary to His Majesty, and Minister of St James's Parish in St Edmund's Bury. |
| HUTCHINSON, Francis | 1720 | An Historical Essay concerning Witchcraft. With Observations upon Matters of Fact; Tending to clear the Texts of the Sacred Scriptures, and confute the vulgar Errors about that Point. And also Two Sermons: One in Proof of the Christian Religion; the other concerning Good and Evil Angels. By Francis Hutchinson, DD Chaplain in Ordinary to His Majesty, and Minister of St James's Parish in St Edmund's Bury. The Second Edition, with considerable Additions. |
| HUTCHINSON, John | 1990 | St Ives Sketchbook. |
| HUTH, Henry | 1871 | SEE Barnabe GOOGE, 1871. |
| HUTTON, Edward | 1901 | SEE Richard CRASHAW, 1901. |
| HYDE, A.G. | 1906 | George Herbert and his Times. With thirty-two illustrations. |
| HYDE, Edward, Earl of Clarendon | 1720 | His description of Oliver Cromwell - SEE Archdeacon EACHARD, 1720. |
| HYDE, Horace A. | 1963 | The Warboys Baptists by Horace A. Hyde (Headmaster, Warboys County Primary School) |
| HYMN | 1816 | Hymn, to be sung after a sermon, preached by the Rev. Geo. Kendall, on the 28th of January, 1816, for the benefit of the Sunday School, instituted at St Neots, and supported by voluntary contributions. |
| HYMNS | 1867 | Hymns for Christian worship, &c. |
| HYMNS | 1893 | Hymns for Christian worship, &. New edition. |
| IDDESLEIGH, Earl of | 1895 | SEE Walter Stafford NORTHCOTE, 2nd Earl of Iddesleigh, 1895. |
| IDEA ANGLICANA | 1657 | Idea Anglicana Oder Politische Erklarung unverwandter Gemuths Gedancken uber deß Konigs Caroli Stuardi hinrichtung/ So dann furs Under Deß Oliverii Cromweli hohe Glucks=Erhohung/und von Hispania auch Franckreichhen demselben gesuchte Verbundnuß. Und Drittens Was hende Cronen von solcher Absend und Werbung abhalten sollen / und darzu hingegen bewogen. |
| IHRER KONIGLICHEN MAJESTAT | 1686 | Ihre Koniglichen Majestat in Engeland Edict Die Reception der aus Franckreich dahin-gefluchteten Reformirten / und sie zu Ihrem Unterhalt angeordnete Collecten betressend. |
| IMPERIAL MAGAZINE | 1830 | Memoir of John Mackie M.D. (with a portrait). |
| IMPERIAL MAGAZINE | 1832 | Memoir of Lord John Russell (With a Portrait). |
| IMRAY, LAURIE, NORIE & WILSON LTD. | (1961) | About Ourselves 1670-1961. |
| INCE, Rev E.C. | 1870 | The Victory. A sermon preached at Brampton near Huntingdon, on Sunday morning, February 20th, 1870 on the occasion of the death of the Rev. Thomas Mackee, M.A. Vicar of Brampton. |
| INCLOSURE ACTS | 1914 | Return in chronological order of all Acts passed for the Inclosure of Commons or Wastelands, separately, in England and Wales, arranged under the headings of the counties in alphabetical order, and distinguishing the parishes in which the same were situated, and incorporating the information contained in Lord Worsley's return, No. 325, Of 9th and 14th June, 1843. (399) |
| CHURCH BUILDER | 1901 | No. LXXXVI. New Issue. April, 1901. The Church Builder A Quarterly Record of the work of the Incorporated Church Building Society and of other works of church extension. |
| IND, Edward | 1822 | The Posthumous Poetical Works of the late Edward Ind Esq. of Cambridge: with a biographical sketch of his life by the editor Thomas Mott. |
| INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDER | 1767 | An Earnest Address to the Freeholders of the County of Huntingdon. By an Independent Freeholder. |
| INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS | 1879 | Rules of the Loyal Duke of Manchester Lodge, No. 3122 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the Manchester Unity Friendly Society, held at the George Inn, Kimbolton. |
| INDERWICK, F.A. | 1891 (i) | The Interregnum (A.D. 1648-1660) Studies of the Commonwealth legislative, social, and legal. |
| INDERWICK, F.A. | 1891 (ii) | Side-lights on the Stuarts. Second edition. |
| INFORMATION, Ministry of | [1940] | Stay Where You Are, issued by the Ministry of Information on behalf of the War Office and the Ministry of Home Security. |
| INGLE, John | 1850 | Puseyites (so called) no Friends of Popery. A Letter to Sir T. Trayton Fuller Elliott Drake, Bart., containing remarks on the letter of Lord John Russell to the Bishop of Durham, and that of Sir Trayton Drake to the Dean of Exeter. By John Ingle, BA, assistant curate of S. Olave, Exeter. |
| INGOLDSBY, Thomas | 1843 | See Richard Harris BARHAM, 1843, "The Ingoldsby Legends". |
| INGRAM, James (translator) | 1912 | The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. |
| INGULPHUS | 1919 | See Arthur GRAY, 1919. |
| INLAND NAVIGATIONS | 1779 | The History of Inland Navigations, Particularly that of the Duke of Bridgwater, Illustrated with geographical plans, Shewing the Counties, Townships, and Villages through which these Navigations are carried, or intended to be. The Whole shewing the Utility and Importance of Inland Navigations. The Third Edition, with Additions. |
| INQUIRER | 1880 | SEE Rev John DE KEWER WILLIAMS, 1883. |
| INSTITUTE OF GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES | 1981 | See R.W. GATLIFF, 1981. |
| INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSELLERS | 1912 | Catalogue of an exhibition of books, broadsides, proclamations, portraits, autographs, etc. illustrative of the history and progress of printing and bookselling in England 1477-1800 held at Stationers' Hall 25-29 June 1912. |
| IRONS, William J. | 1850 (i) | The Present Crisis in the Church of England. Illustrated by a Brief Inquiry as to the Royal Supremacy. I. What it was before the Reformation - II. How the Reformation dealt with it - III. How it may now be interpreted. By William J. Irons, BD, vicar of Brompton. |
| IRONS, William J. | 1850 (ii) | Sequel to a Pamphlet on the Royal Supremacy, entitled the "Present Crisis in the Church of England", in reply to the Rev W. Maskell and the Rev. T.W. Allies. By Wiliam J. Irons, BD, vicar of Brompton, Miiddlesex. |
| IRONS, William J. | 1850 (iii) | The Judgments on Baptismal Regeneration. I. The Church-court of Arches. II. The State-court of Privy Council. III. The present English Bishops. IV. The present Scottish Bishops. (Appendices.) Opinion of the Irish Church (A.) A Bishop's right to examine clergy (B.) Note on the Rev W. Goode's letter (C.) A Discourse on Heresy and Open Questions is prefixed. By William J. Irons, BD, Vicar of Brompton. |
| TRINITY CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1873 (i) | The Trinity Church Magazine for the year 1873. |
| JACKSON, H.L. | [1899] | Liberalism and loyality, or some plain words on the (so called) crisis in the Church. A Letter addressed to his parishioners. |
| JACKSON, H.L. | 1900 | Pastoral address, report and accounts, for the year ending Easter 1900, of S. Mary and S. Benedict, Huntingdon. |
| JACKSON, H.L. and SHAFTO, G.R. Holt | 1905 | Huntingdon and the Great Ouse, with St Neots and St Ives. A handbook for visitors and residents. With notes on the flora by E.W. Hunnybun, and on angling by C.W. Bryant. Published under the general editorship of Prescott Row, in joint co-operation with the Borough Councils of Huntingdon and St Ives, and the Urban District Council of St Neots, by the Homeland Association for the Encouragement of Touring in Great Britain. |
| JACKSON, H.L. and SHAFTO, G.R. Holt | 1905 (contd.) | |
| JACKSON, Henry Latimer | 1901 | On the Path of Progress. Or the National Church and a needed Forward Movement. |
| JACKSON, Henry Latimer | 1903 | "Born of the Virgin Mary" Traditional belief and present unsettlement. A letter addressed to his Parishioners. |
| JACKSON, J. Wilfrid | 1947 | Mammalian Remains. |
| JACKSON, Robert | 1988 | Canberra, the Operational Record. |
| JACQUAIRE, Basil | 1925 | SEE Christopher MARLOWE, 1925, "The Fen Country". |
| JAMES, Colonel Sir Henry | 1863 | See DOMESDAY BOOK, 1863. |
| JAMES, H.G. | 1830 | SEE County of HUNTNGDON, 1830. |
| JAMES, Rev T. | 1856 | Journey to Little Gidding. By Barnaby, Junior. A Fragment of a Journey, not yet published. The Author Barnaby, Junior, (The Sober) (Rev T. James). Rendered from the Latin by Silvoe Filius (Capt. G.W. Oakes). |
| JAMESON, Storm | 1930 | The Decline of Merry England. |
| JAMIESON, A. | 1965 | SEE Philip G.M. DICKINSON and A. JAMIESON, 1965. |
| JAMISON, Catherine M. | 1932 | "Abbotsley", "Diddington", "Eynesbury", "Godmanchester", "Great Gransden", "Hail Weston", "Great Paxton", "Little Paxton", "St Neots", "Toseland" and "Waresley". |
| JAMISON, Catherine M. | 1936 | "Leightonstone Humdred: Introduction", "Norman Cross Hundred: Introduction", "Chesterton", "Elton", "Farcet", "Fletton", "Orton Longueville with Botolphbridge", "Orton Waterville", "Sawtry", "Stanground", "Stilton", "Woodston", "Wood Walton" and "Yaxley". |
| JAMISON, Catherine M. and ELSPETH, Sister | 1989 | A History of Sawtry. |
| JARMAN, Sydney Gardnor | 1889 (i) | The Village of Wood Hurst. Occasional Hunts County Sketches, V. Reprinted from The Hunts County Guardian. |
| JARMAN, Sydney Gardnor | 1889 (ii) | A History of Bridgewater. |
| JARMAN, Sydney Gardnor | 1890 | The Bridgewater Infirmary. A Record of its Rise and Progress. |
| JARMAN, Sydney Gardnor | 1893 (i) | Trades and Industries of Saint Ives. Reprinted from The Hunts County Guardian. |
| JARMAN, Sydney Gardnor | 1893 (ii) | The Village of Old Hurst. Occasional Hunts County Sketches (Second Series), V. Reprinted from The Hunts County Guardian. |
| JARMAN, Sydney Gardnor | 1893 (iii) | See also Syd GARDNOR, 1893 - presumably a pseudonym for Sydney Gardnor Jarman. |
| JAY, Wiliam | 1812 | The Saviour Honoured in His People. A sermon preached at St Ive's on the 8th of October, 1812, before the Bedford Union. |
| JEANS, Rev G.E. | 1912 | SEE Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| JEBB, Dr | 1855 | SEE John FERRAR and Dr JEBB, 1855. |
| JEBB, John | 1782 | A Letter to Sir Robert Bernard, Bart., Chairman of the Huntingdonshire Committee. The Second Edition. |
| JEBB, Rev Heneage H. | 1902 | A Few facts about thrift, being a paper read at the Ely Diocesan Conference, on June 18th, 1902, by the Rev Heneage H. Jebb, M.A. , Rural Dean of Fleete. |
| JEFFERIES, Richard | 1887 | SEE Gilbert WHITE, 1887. |
| JEFFERIES, Richard | 1890 | The Gamekeeper at Home. Sketches of Natural History and Rural Life. With illustrations by Charles Whymper. New edition. |
| JELLETT | 1850 | |
| JELLETT, Rev Henry | 1850 | The Irish Church and the Articles of 1615: in reply to some remarks of the Rev W. Maskell, in his "Second Letter." By the Rev Henry Jellett, AM Curate of St Peter's, Cork, Examining Chaplain of the Lord Bishop of Cork. |
| JENKINS, David | 1647 | An Apology for the Army, Touching the eight Quaere's upon the late Declarations and Letters from the Army, touching sedition falsly charged upon them. Wherein those Quaeres are resolved, and thereby the present proceedings of the Army are proved to be Legall, Just & Honourable. By David Jenkins, Prisoner in the Tower of London. |
| JENKINS, Herbert | 1916 | SEE Thomas HAKE and Arthur COMPTON-RICKETT, 1916. |
| JENKINSON, W.R. | [1916] | The Predecessors of the G.E.R. - XIV. East Anglian Railway (1848-1851). |
| JENKS, Edward | 1900 | A history of politics |
| JENNER, Charles | 1753 | Some qualifications requisite to a due discharge of the ministry, considered in a sermon preached in Lambeth Chapel, at the consecration of the Right Reverend Father in God Anthony, Lord Bishop of St David's on Sunday, January 28, 1753. |
| CHURCHMAN, Theophilus | 1642 | SEE [Peter HEYLYN], 1642. |
| HACKET, John | 1642 | Autograph: see [Peter HEYLYN], 1642. |
| JENNER, Charles | 1759 | SEE James SMYTH, 1759 (sermon preached at his visitation). |
| JENNINGS, David | 1742 | Christian Preaching, and Ministerial Service. Considered in a Sermon Preached at St Ives, in Huntingdonshire, at the Ordination of the Reverend Mr John Jennings, August 12, 1742. To which is added, a Charge Delivered on the same Occasion. By P. Doddridge, D.D. |
| JENNINGS, John | 1711 | The Promises of God to Royal David and his Line, adapted to Queen Anne and the Protestant Succession, in a sermon preach'd at Great Gransden in Huntingdonshire. On Thursday, March the 8th 1710. Being the Anniversary of Her Majesty's Happy Accession to the Throne. |
| JENNINGS, John | 1715 | Subjection and Obedience to Principalities, Powers and Magistrates. A Sermon, Preach'd at Great Gransden in Huntingdon-shire; on Monday August the First, 1715. Being The Day on which His Majesty began His happy Reign. By John Jennings, M.A. Vicar of Great Gransden and Gamlingay; and late fellow of Clare-Hall, Cambridge. |
| JEREMIE, James Amiraux | 1862 | A Sermon preached before the University of Cambridge, on Monday, December 23, 1861, being the day of the funeral of His Royal Highness the Prince Consort. |
| JEREMIE, James Amiraux | 1864 (i) | A Sermon preached before the University of Cambridge, on Tuesday, February 2, 1864 at the re-opening of Great St Mary's Church. Published by request. |
| JEREMIE, James Amiraux | 1864 (ii) | The Atonement; a sermon preached at Westminster Abbey, on Easter Tuesday, March 29, 1864, at the Consecration of the Right Reverend Edward Harold, Lord Bishop of Ely. Published by command of the Archbishop. |
| JOBY, R.S. | 1977 | Forgotten Railways: East Anglia. |
| JOCELINE, Elizabeth | 1853 | The Mothers Legacie, To her unborne Childe. Reprinted from the Edition of 1625. With a biographical and historical introduction. |
| JODRELL, Philip Neville | 1824 | Selections from the Writings of some of the most celebrated divines of the Church of England . . . shewing their opinions upon some of the leading subjects of the Christian Religion. By Philip Neville Jodrell, Rector of Yelling, Huntingdonshire. |
| JOHN JUSTIFIED | 1870 | John Justified: A reply to the "Fight in Dame Europa's School" showing that "there are always two sides to every question". |
| JOHN NOT SO WRONG AFTER ALL | [1871] | John Not so Wrong After All: or, what he said for himself, or could be said for him, to Dame Europa. By a boy who was present in a letter to his cousin. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? What shall prevent the extinguishers themselves from taking fire? |
| JOHN'S FAG | 1871 | John's Fag in Dame Europa's School. |
| JOHN'S GOVERNOR | 1871 | John's Governor visits Dame Europa's School, the result of which is among things that yet remain to be seen, being a rejoinder to "The Fight". |
| JOHNSON, C. | 1902 | See C.G. CRUMP and C. JOHNSON, 1902. |
| JOHNSON, John | 1824 | SEE William COWPER, 1824. |
| JOHNSON, Julia (Ed.) | 1996 | [Transcripts of interviews, mostly childhood reminiscences, by Mrs Johnson with Charles Laurie, Paul Anderson, Jack Harrison, Iris Smith, Violet Pepper and Rita Fearing, December 1995 to January 1996]. |
| JOHNSON, William | 1659 | Deus Nobiscum. Or, A Sermon Preached upon A Great Deliverance at Sea. With a narrative annexed. By William Johnson Rector of Warbois in Huntingdon-shire. |
| JOHNSON, William | 1672 | Deus Nobiscum. A Narrative of a Great Deliverance at Sea, With the Name of the Master, Ship, and those that suffered. Also a Sermon preached on their Return. By William Johnson, DD late Chaplain, and Sub-Almoner to His Sacred Majesty. The THIRD EDITION, Corrected. |
| JONES, C.W. Paul | No date | SEE Doris HUGHES, No date. |
| JONES, J.A. | 1833 | SEE Anne DUTTON, 1833, "A Narration of the Wonders of Grace", etc. |
| JONES, J.A. | 1834 (i) | The Errors of Joseph Exposed; Or Enoch instructed by Andrew in the way of the Lord more perfectly. A reply to Mr Joseph Irons's Remarks on Baptism, In his Work called "Jazer". |
| JONES, J.A. | 1834 (ii) | Joseph Corrected, a Defensive Reply to "Jazer Vindicated, by Joseph Irons". |
| JONES, J.O. | 1894 | Matthew Hopkins, Witchfinder (d1647). |
| JONES, L.H. | No date | L.H. Jones, The Boathouse, Hartford Road, Huntingdon. [Pamphlet giving details of boat hire and navigation on the Ouse]. |
| JONES, P. Herbert (Ed.) | 1945 | Cremation in Great Britain, with foreword by Lord Horder, president of the Cremation Society. Third edition. |
| JONES, Prof. R.V. | 1984 | In Search of the Knickebein Beams. |
| JONES, Rev G.H.D. | 1903 | Testimonial to the Rev G.H.D. Jones (Late Ely Diocesan Inspector). |
| JONES, Thomas | 1792 | A Sermon upon Duelling, preached before the University of Cambridge, on Sunday, Dec. 11, 1791, by Thomas Jones, M.A., Fellow of Trinity College. |
| JORDAN, Rev J. | 1850 | An Appeal to the Evangelical Clergy against their concurrence in the Doublesense Use of the Baptismal and Confirmation Services and the Catechism of the Church of England. By the Rev J. Jordan, Vicar of Enstone, Oxon. |
| JOSEPH, Uncle [pseudonym] | 1850 | Gorham v. Bishop of Exeter: or, what do you think of Baptismal Regeneration now? A dialogue for the million, between Robert Church and William Chapel. By "Uncle Joseph". Second edition. |
| JUBILEE AT ST NEOTS | 1860 | The Jubilee at St Neots. A Commemoration of the Fiftieth Year of the Ministry of Mr George Murrell over the Baptist Church at St Neots, Hunts. With a full report of the solemn services of the day, viz.: Mr Foreman's sermon in the morning; the presentation in the afternoon, and Mr Murrell's address; in the evening, Mr Palmer's address, &c. The whole correctly reported. |
| JUBILEE CHURCH CONGRESS | 1910 | The Jubilee Church Congress Day by Day. September 26th to 30th 1910. Second Edition. |
| JULIUS, A.C. | 1852 | See ST ANDREW'S CHURCH GT STAUGHTON, 1852. |
| JURY-MEN OF ENGLAND | 1679 | An Advertisement to The Jury-Men of England, touching Witches. Together with a Difference between An English and Hebrew Witch. |
| JUSSERAND, J.J. | 1891 | English wayfaring life in the Middle Ages (XIVth. century). Translated from the French by Lucy Toulmin Smith. Eighth edition. |
| JUSTITIA | (1850) | Letters of "Justitia" on the "Church Question". Reprinted from the "Morning Post", by Special Permssion of the Writer, for Parochial Distribution. |
| K., J. of Ramsey | 1817 | The Great Mystery of Godliness. |
| KATO, Tetsumi | 1985-88 | [6 offprints or pamphlets, texts in Japanese] |
| KATO, Tetsumi | 1985-88 (contd.) | |
| KATO, Tetsumi | 1991 | [Text in Japanese - title and other details not known]. |
| KATO, Tetsumi | 1994 | [Text in Japanese - title and other details not known]. |
| KAYE, John, Bishop of Lincoln | 1853 | Some account of the Council of Nicaea in connexion with the life of Athanasius. |
| KEARY, C.F. | 1891 | SEE Henry William HENFREY, 1891. |
| KEAY, William and GIMSON, Martin | 1934 | County of Huntingdon. Report on the Existing Water Supplies and the Water Resources of the County of Huntingdon. |
| KELLY, A Lindsay (Ed.) | 1924 | See KELLY'S DIRECTORY, 1924. |
| KELLY, E.R. (Ed.) | Various | See POST OFFICE DIRECTORY, 1864, 1869, 1877; also KELLY'S DIRECTORY. |
| KELLY, Rev Hugh | 1850 | A Letter from the Rev Hugh Kelly, Minister of the Free Church, St Mary-Church, to his Diocesan, the Right Rev Samuel Allen McCoskry, Bishop of the Diocese of Michigan, United States, in justification of his officiating at St Mary-Church. With a prefatory letter to Henry Cranmer March Phillips, Esq. by Sir C.E. Eardley, Bart. |
| KELLY'S DIRECTORY | 1885 | Kelly's directory of Huntingdonshire, with map. |
| KELLY'S DIRECTORY | 1890 (i) | Kelly's directory of Huntingdonshire. With new map. |
| KELLY'S DIRECTORY | 1890 (ii) | Kelly's directory of Bedfordshire, Hunts and Northamptonshire. With new maps. |
| KELLY'S DIRECTORY | 1894 (i) | Kelly's directory of Huntingdonshire. With new map. |
| KELLY'S DIRECTORY | 1894 (ii) | Kelly's directory of Bedfordshire, Hunts and Northamptonshire. With new maps. |
| KELLY'S DIRECTORY | 1903 | Kelly's directory of Huntingdonshire (with new map). |
| KELLY'S DIRECTORY | 1910 | Kelly's Directory of Huntingdonshire, with coloured map, 1910. |
| KELLY'S DIRECTORY | 1914 | [We have this directory on CD-ROM - see the index for "Video etc."] |
| KELLY'S DIRECTORY | 1920 | Kelly's directory of Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire with coloured maps. |
| KELLY'S DIRECTORY | 1924 | Kelly's directory of Huntingdonshire with coloured map, edited by A. Lindsay Kelly.(2 copies) |
| KELLY'S DIRECTORY | 1936 | Kelly's directory of Huntingdonshire (with coloured map). |
| KELLY'S DIRECTORY | 1940 | Kelly's Directory of Huntingdonshire (with coloured map) 1940. |
| KELLY'S HANDBOOK | 1935 | Kelly's Handbook to the Titled, Landed and Official Classes. 61st. annual edition. |
| KELWAY, A. Clifton | 1912 | SEE Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| KEMMIS, Rev M. Steinman | 1911 | St Mary's Church, Conington, Cambridgeshire. An Account of its Structure, Mural Tablets, Furniture, Churchyard, Lynch-gate, Charities, Advowson, and Rectors. |
| KEMPE, Rev J.E. | 1850 | "One Baptism:" A Sermon, in which is considered the Judgment of the Judicial Committee of Her Majesty's Privy Council, In the Case Gorham v The Bishop of Exeter, preached at St Barnabas Church, Kensington, on Sunday, March 17, 1850. By the Rev J.E. Kempe, MA Incumbent of St Barnabas, and formerly Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge. |
| KENDALL, Rev George | 1816 | See HYMN, 1816. |
| KENNARD, Rev R.B. | 1888 | In memory of the Rev Henry Bristow Wilson, B.D. late Fellow and Tutor of St John's College, Oxford, Vicar of Great Staughton, Huntingdonshire. A sermon preached in the Parish Church of Great Staughton on Sunday, August 19, 1888. |
| KENNARD, Rev Robert Bruce | 1850 | The Descent of the Holy Ghost. A Sermon preached at the parish church of Wymondham, On Whit-Sunday, May 19th, 1850. With appendix. By the Rev Robert Bruce Kennard, BA Curate of Wymondham, late of St John's, Oxford. |
| KENNEDY, L. and GRAINGER, T.B. | 1828 | Customs of Counties. Huntingdonshire. From The Present state of the tenancy of land in Great Britain. Collected from a survey made in the years 1827-28. |
| KENNETT, White | (1660-1728) | White Kennett was Archdeacon of Huntingdon 1701-1720 and Bishop of Peterborough from 1718 until his death. He published many sermons and other works. See his "Life" by William NEWTON, 1730, which includes a detailed catalogue of his works. |
| KENNETT, White | 1703 | The Glory of Children in their Fathers. A Sermon Preach'd in the Cathedral Church of St Paul London, before the sons of the clergy, December the 3d 1702. By White Kennett, D.D. Arch-Deacon of Huntingdon, Minister of St Botolph Aldgate. Publisht at Request of the Stewards. With an Abstract of the Royal Charter Erecting a Corporation for Relief of the Poor Widows and Children of Clergy-Men; and an Accompt of the Charities annually Dispos'd to those Pious Uses. |
| KENNETT, White | 1704 (ii) | Sermon preached at his visitation: See John SAVAGE, 1704. |
| KENNETT, White | 1706 (i) | The Office and Good Work of a Bishop. A Sermon Preach'd in Lambeth-Chappel, at the Consecration of the Right Reverend Father in God William, Lord Bishop of Lincoln, On Sunday, Octob. 21. 1705. Publish'd at the Desire of the Arch.Bishop and Bishops. By White Kennett, D.D. Archdeacon of Huntingdon. |
| KENNETT, White | 1706 (ii) | A Sermon preach'd before the Honourable House of Commons, at St Margaret's Westminster, on Wednesday, January XXX, 1705/6. Being the anniversary day of fasting and humiliation for the horrid and execrable murder of King Charles the First. |
| KENNETT, White | 1706 (iii) | The Charity of Schools for Poor Children Recommended in a Sermon Preach'd in the Parish-Church of St Sepulchres, May 16. 1706. Being Thursday in Whitson-Week, The Anniversary Meeting of about Three Thousand of the Poor Children, Boys and Girls: With their Masters and Mistresses, and many Gentlemen engaged in Promoting the Charity-Schools In and about the Cities of London and Westminster. Publish'd at the Request of many Persons concerned in this Charity. By White Kennett, D.D. Archdeacon of Huntingdon, and Minster of St Botolph Aldgate. |
| KENNETT, White | 1706 (iv) | The Duties of rejoycing in a day of prosperity. Recommended in a sermon preach'd before the Queen, at her Royal Chappel in Windsor. On Sunday, June 23, 1706. |
| KENNETT, White | 1707 | A Sermon Preach'd at the Funeral of the Right Noble William Duke of Devonshire, in the Church of All-Hallows in Derby, On Fryday Septemb. 5th. MDCCVII. By White Kennett D.D. Archdeacon of Huntingdon, and Chaplain in Ordinary to Her Majesty. |
| KENNETT, White | 1708 (i) | A Compassionate Enquiry into the Causes of the Civil War. In a Sermon preach'd In the Church of St Buttolph Aldgate, On Janaury XXXI, 1703-4 the Day of Fast for the Martyrdom of King Charles the First. By White Kennett, D.D. Archdeacon of Huntingdon, and Minister of St Buttolph without Aldgate. |
| KENNETT, White | 1708 (ii) | Memoirs of the Family of Cavendish. By White Kennet, D.D. Archdeac. of Huntingdon, and Chaplain in Ordinary to Her Majesty. |
| KENNETT, White | 1708 (iii) | A Sermon Preach'd at the Funeral of the Right Noble William Duke of Devonshire, in the Church of All-Hallows in Derby, On Fryday Septemb. 5th. MDCCVII. With some Memoirs of the Family of Cavendish. |
| KENNETT, White | 1710 (i) | The Works of Charity. In a Spittal Sermon, Preach'd before the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor and the Honourable Court of Aldermen, And Governours of the Several Hospitals of the City of London, In the Church of St Bridget, On Tuesday in Easter-Week, 1710. By White Kennett, D.D. Dean of Peterborough, and Chaplain in Ordinary to Her Majesty. |
| KENNETT, White | 1710 (ii) | Concio ad Synodum ab Archiepiscopo Episcopis et Clero Provinciae Cantuariensis celebrandam Habita in Aede Paulina Londinensi, Die Sabbati XXV Novembris, MDCCX. A Wh. Kennett, S.T.P. Decane Sancti Petri de Burgo, Regiae Majestati a Sacris. Jussu Reverendissimi Edita. |
| KENNETT, White | 1715 | The Witch-craft of the present Rebellion. A Sermon Preach'd in the Parish Church of St Mary Aldermary, in the City of London: On Sunday the 25th of September, 1715. The Time of a publick Ordination. Published upon Request of the Hearers. By White Kennett, D.D. Dean of Peterborough, Rector of the said Church, and Chaplain in Ordinary to His Majesty. |
| KENTISH CLERGYMAN | 1850 | Popery in the Church! The Archdeacon of Maidstone's Popery Exposed and Refuted: to which are added some remarks on the deplorable state of our universities, and the approaching Downfall of the Church of England. By a Kentish clergyman. |
| KENYON, R.Ll. | 1887 | SEE Edward HAWKINS, 1887. |
| KERNAHAN, Coulson | 1916 | SEE Thomas HAKE and Arthur COMPTON-RICKETT, 1916. |
| KERNAHAN, Coulson | 1919 | Swinburne as I Knew Him. With some unpublished letters from the poet to his cousin the Hon. Lady Henniker Heaton. |
| KERR, John | 1892 | See J.M. HEATHCOTE and C.G. TEBBUTT, 1892, "Skating etc." |
| KEULEMANS, J.G. | 1888 | SEE Charles DIXON, 1888. See also entries under Keulemans in the index of Prints Watercolours and Drawings. |
| KIDDER, Richard | 1680 | The Christian Sufferer supported: Or, A Discourse Concerning the Grounds of Christian Fortitude. Shewing At once that the Sufferings of good men are not inconsistent with Gods special Providence, as also the several supports which our Religion affords them under their Sufferings, and particularly against the fear of a Violent Death. By Richard Kidder, Rector of St Martin Outwich London. |
| KIDDER, Richard | 1684 | Convivium Caeleste. A plain and familiar Discourse Concerning the Lords Supper. Shewing At once the nature of that Sacrament; as also the right way of preparing our selves for the receiving of it. In which are also considered those Exceptions which men usually bring to excuse their not partaking of it. The SECOND EDITION, with some Additions. By Richard Kidder, Rector of St Martin Outwich, London. |
| KILBY, Clive & Christina | 2004 | SEE Caroline WILSON, 2004. |
| KILVERT, F. | 1863 | SEE Rev T. JAMES, 1856. |
| KIMBOLTON AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL | 1848 | Agricultural and Grammar School at Kimbolton. |
| KIMBOLTON AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL | No date | (Prospectus) |
| KIMBOLTON CASTLE | 1949 | By Direction of His Grace The Duke of Manchester, O.B.E. A Catalogue of English Period Furniture, etc. at Kimbolton Castle, Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, 2½ miles Kimbolton Station, to be sold by auction, by Messrs Knight, Frank & Rutley . . . on the premises as above on Monday, 18th July, 1949, and Three Following Days at 11 a.m. precisely each day. On View Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 14th, 15th and 16th July, prior, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
| KIMBOLTON CHORAL SOCIETY | 1889 | Programme of a Sacred Concert, to be given by the Kimbolton Choral Society, in the Schoolroom, on Wednesday, April 10th, 1889, commencing at half-past seven. |
| KIMBOLTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL | (1899) | Kimbolton Grammar School, Huntingdonshire. Head Master:- Rev. A.G. Gosset Bibby M.A. (Prospectus). |
| KIMBOLTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL | 1875 | Kimbolton Improvement Fund. Subscription List |
| KIMBOLTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL | 1878-93 | Kinnibantum Grammar School Magazine. No. 1, Christmas 1878; Nos. 3-7, Midsummer 1879 to Christmas 1880; No. 11, Easter 1882. Kimmibantum. The Magazine of Kimbolton Grammar School. No. 19, Easter 1892; Nos. 22-24, Easter to Christmas 1893. |
| KIMBOLTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL | No date | (Prospectus) |
| KIMBOLTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY | 1889 | List of officers, committee, rules, regulations, competitions etc., 1889. |
| KIMBOLTON LOCAL INFORMATION | (1892) | Kimbolton Local Information. |
| KIMBOLTON SCHOOL | No date | Kimbolton School. |
| KINDERLEY, Nathaniel | 1751 | See [Charles KINDERLEY], 1751. |
| KING CHARLES I | 1642 | Huntington 15° Martii, 1641. His Majesties Message to both Houses of Parliament, upon His Removall to the City of York. |
| KING, John | 1810 | SEE Richard BURN, 1810. |
| KING, Lieut-Col. Cooper | 1900 | SEE Spenser WILKINSON (Ed.), 1900. |
| KING, W. & T. | No date | Cash List of Wines, Spirits, Bottled Beer and Mineral Waters. W. & T. King, Wine Importers and Spirit Merchants, Crown Sreet, St Ives, Hunts. |
| KINGSLEY, Charles | 1867 | The Fens. |
| KINGSLEY, Charles | 1889 | Hereward the Wake "Last of the English". |
| KINGSTON, Alfred | 1894 | Hertfordshire during the Great Civil War and the Long Parliament. With occasional notices of occurrences in Beds, Hunts, Cambs and Essex. |
| KINGSTON, Alfred | 1897 | East Anglia and the Great Civil War. The rising of Cromwell's Ironsides in the associated counties of Cambridge, Huntingdon, Lincoln, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Hertford. With appendices and illustrations. |
| KIRBY, Tony and OOSTHUIZEN, Susan (Eds.) | 2000 | An Atlas of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire History. |
| KIRBY'S WONDERFUL MUSEUM | 1813 | Narrative of the Life of John Bellingham, the atrocious assassin of the Right Honourable Spencer Perceval; with particulars of his trial and execution. |
| KIRCHER, Nora | 1998 | Stadtallendorf. Herausgeben vom Magistrat der Stadt Stadtallendorf. |
| KIRKALDY, A W. | 1923 | The Romance of trade. A survey commercial and economic. |
| RURAL LEAGUE | 1914 | To the Population of this Parish. Hark! The Nation Calls! |
| KITTSON, Joseph | 1815 | Hymns for Zion's Children; and God in Praises Addressed: Selected from various Authors. Nearly five hundred of which have been materially altered, either in matter or manner, or both; Also, a few originals. The whole Publication is designed for the solemn Worship of Almighty God, in the public Assemblies of his Saints. By Joseph Kittson, Minister of God's Free Grace Gospel, Ramsey, Hunts. |
| KITTSON, Joseph | 1820 | Hymns for Zion's Children; and God in Praises Addressed: Selected from various Authors, Each carefully purged from all the divine trinities, and the person of Almighty God, the person of the all-adorable mediator, and the spirit of all grace Owned and Honoured in a Scriptural Light. By Joseph Kittson, Minister of the One infinite Father, and of his all-adorable Son, Jesus Christ. SECOND EDITION, improved and enlarged. |
| KLARE DARSTELLUNG | 1674 | Klare Darstellung Derer Rathe-Pflegunge benm Hofe von England / Gedrukt Unter hoher Authoritat Anno 1668, etc. etc. |
| KNIGHT, FRANK & RUTLEY | Various | See WASHINGLEY HALL, 1934; KIMBOLTON CASTLE, 1949. |
| KNIGHT, Frida (Ed.) | 1974 | Letters to William Frend, from the Reynolds family of Little Paxton, and John Hammond of Fenstanton, 1793-1814. |
| KNIGHT, James | 1884 | SEE Mrs Anne DUTTON, 1884. |
| KNIGHT, Nicholas | 1675 | A Comparison between the True and False Ministers in Their Calling, Lives and Doctrine, that all who desire after the Lord may have a right Discerning between the True and False, that they may truly know whom to hear, and what Church to be gathered into, and wherein to have true Communion with Christ, the Head of his Church. And also a Faithful Warning to the Teachers and People of England. By Nicholas Knight. |
| KNIGHT, Samuel | 1726 | The Life of Erasmus, more particularly that part of it, which he spent in England; wherein an account is given of his learned friends, and the state of religion and learning at that time in both our universities. With an appendix containing several original papers. |
| KNIGHT, Samuel | 1729 | The Present and future rewards of charity. A sermon preached before the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor and Aldermen, and Governors of the several hospitals of the City of London; at St Bridget's Church, on Wednesday in Easter-week, April 9, 1729. |
| KNIGHT, Samuel | 1823 | The Life of Dr John Colet, Dean of St Paul's in the reigns of K. Henry VII and K. Henry VIII and founder of St Paul's School: with an appendix, containing some account of the masters and more eminent scholars of that foundation, and several original papers relating to the said life. New edition. |
| KNIGHTS, George E. | 1914 | See OUSE WEED CUTTING ASSOCIATION, 1914. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | 2004 (i) | Thomas Knights' Diaries written between 1862 and 1902. Full Transcript from 1862 to 1866. Linda Reed. November 2004. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | 2004 (ii) | Thomas Knights' Diaries written between 1862 and 1902. Full Transcript from 1867 to 1871. Linda Reed. November 2004. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | 2005 (i) | The Diaries of Thomas Knights (1862-1871) of Hemingford Grey. Summarised by Linda Reed. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | 2005 (ii) | Thomas Knights' Diaries written between 1862 and 1902. Full Transcript from 1872 to 1876. Linda Reed. October 2005. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (i) | The Diaries of Thomas Knights (1872-78) of Hemingford Grey. Summarised by Linda Reed. |
| KNOWLES, Kenneth D. | (1915) | War-time sermons. By the Rev K.D. Knowles, M.A., Rector of Brampton - Rural Dean of Huntingdon, Chaplain to the 1/1st Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion. |
| KNOWLES, Kenneth D. | 1923 (i) | The Huntingdon Children's Service and Prayer Book, compiled by The Ven. Kenneth D. Knowles Archdeacon of Huntingdon. What can a Little Chap do? by John Oxenham is inserted by knd permission of the Author. 4th edition. |
| KNOWLES, Kenneth D. | 1923 (ii) | A Rhyme of the Thinking Soldier of Huntingdon. |
| SAVILL, John | 1850 | The cover of a catalogue for the sale of Woolen Drapers and Hatters stock-in trade, household furniture, plate, linen, china etc; (the property of Mr John Savill) which will be sold by auction under a file of bankruptcy on Friday & Saturday the 11th & 12th of October 1850 at Market Hill, St Neots. |
| KNOWLES, Kenneth D. | No date (i) | Buckden. A Christmas Ballad. |
| KNOWLES, Kenneth D. | No date (ii) | A Rhyme of the Silent Soldier of Huntingdon. Second and Revised Edition of A Rhyme of the Thinking Soldier of Huntingdon. |
| L--, R. | No date | See ATHENIAN SOCIETY, No date. |
| LA BELLE ASSEMBLÉE | 1832 | Illustrative Memoir of the Right Honourable Lady William Montagu. |
| LAASER, Klaus | 1977 | Marburg. |
| LACKINGTON, James | 1792 | Memoirs of the First Forty-five Years of the Life of James Lackington, The present Bookseller in Chiswell-street, Moorfields, London. Written by Himself. In Forty-six Letters to a Friend. With a Triple Dedication. 1. To the Public. 2. To Respectable Booksellers. 3. To Sordid Booksellers. A New Edition, Corrected, and much enlarged; interspersed with many original humourous Stories, and droll Anecdotes. |
| LACKINGTON, James | 1792 (contd.) | |
| LADDS, S. Inskip | 1901 | Some Account of the Parish and Church of Warboys, Hunts. |
| LADDS, S. Inskip | 1902 (i) | The Soke of Spaldwick. |
| LADDS, S. Inskip | 1902 (ii) | A Short History of the Soke of Spaldwick, (Spaldwick, Stow Longa, Easton, Barham, and Little Catworth) Huntingdonshire. Reprinted from the Huntingdonshire Post. |
| LADDS, S. Inskip | 1914 | Sawtry Abbey, Huntingdonshire. Reprinted from the Transactions of the Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Archaeological Society, vol. 3. |
| LADDS, S. Inskip | 1921 | SEE Rev W. Mackreth NOBLE and S. Inskip LADDS, 1921. |
| LADDS, S. Inskip | 1926 | Ancient Earthworks. |
| LADDS, S. Inskip | 1932 | Huntingdon Borough (with William Page and G.C. Brooke). |
| LADDS, S. Inskip | 1936 | Great Gidding, Little Gidding, Swinehead, Thurning and Tilbrook; also general architectural descriptions (see note in index on p ix.). |
| LADDS, S. Inskip | No date | The Stukeley Brass, Great Stukeley, Hunts. |
| LADDS, S. Inskip (Ed.) | 1932 | SEE William PAGE, Granville PROBY and S. Inskip LADDS, (Eds.), 1932, "The Victoria History of the County of Huntingdon", vol. ii. |
| LADDS, S. Inskip (Ed.) | 1936 | SEE William PAGE, Granville PROBY and S. Inskip LADDS, (Eds.), 1936, "The Victoria History of the County of Huntingdon", vol. iii. |
| LADIES' FIELD | 1918 | The Lady Clifton of Leighton Bromswold [cover photograph]. |
| LADIES' HOME MISSION ASSOCIATION | 1903 | A Sale of Work will be held at The Towers, Buckden, on Tuesday, June 30th, 1903, in aid of the Ladies' Home Mission Association. |
| LADIES HOME MISSIONS | 1914 | Ladies Home Missions. The Annual Sale of Work will be held on Tuesday, July 28th, 1914, at the Vicarage, St Neots, etc. |
| LADSON, Thomas | 1802 | A Ram's Horn Trumpeter at the Walls of Jericho; or, A Reply to Mr Huntington's Letter to Joseph Britton. In which is contained First, some remarks on most of the pages in that letter. Secondly, a statement of that image or likeness of God, in or after which Adam our father was created. Thirdly, a statement and defence of what is properly spirituality, shewing how impossible it was for Adam our father to lose spirituality by the Fall, either for himself or for his posterity. |
| LADSON, Thomas | 1871 | Grace and Providence in Robes of Glory, displayed in the life of Thomas Ladson, late minister of the Gospel at Needingworth, Hunts. In a series of letters to a Friend, written by hisself, and published at the request of numerous friends. |
| LADY SPANKER'S BALL | No date | Lady Spanker's Ball [poem]. |
| LADY'S MAGAZINE | 1812 | Lady's Magazine. June, 1812. John Bellingham the Murderer of Mr Perceval. Drawn by J. Norris. Engraved by Freeman. Published July 1st 1812 by G. Robinson, Paternoster Row, London. |
| LAICUS | 1850 | Laicus ad Laicum. The English Gentry must save the Church. A Letter to the Honourable Mr Cavendish, on occasion of his address to the Bishop of London, impugning the Decision of the Judicial Committee. |
| LAMBE, John Lawrence | 1915 | To Theodore Watts-Dunton. Sonnets 1912-1914. |
| LAMBE, John Lawrence | 1916 | SEE Thomas HAKE and Arthur COMPTON-RICKETT, 1916. |
| LAMBERT, Margaret and MARX, Enid | 1989 | English Popular Art. |
| LAMBOURNE, Rev J. | 1900 | SEE F. Barton HORSPOOL, (1900). |
| LANCASTER, Joseph | 1818 | See W. FAUX, 1818. |
| LANCASTER, Joseph | No date. | Royal Lancasterian System of Education [Lecture Prospectus]. |
| LAND ASSESSMENTS | 1891 | See ASSESSMENTS OF LAND, 1891. |
| LAND, Marian | 1990 | See ST MARY'S CHURCH BLUNTISHAM, 1990. |
| LANGTOFT, Peter | 1725 | Peter Langtoft's Chronicle, (as illustrated and improv'd by Robert of Brunne) from the death of Cadwalader to the end of K. Edward the First's Reign. Transcribed and now first published, from a MS in the Inner-Temple Library by Thomas Hearne M.A. To which are added, Besides a Glossary and other curious Papers, (1) A Roll concerning Glastonbury Abbey, being a Survey of all the Estates belonging to that House at the Dissolution, taken by King Hen. the Eighth's order and for his use. (2) An Account of the Hospital of St Mary Magdalen near Scroby in Nottinghamshire, by John Slacke, Master of that Hospital. (3) Two Tracts by an anonymous Author; the first relating to the Conquest in Somersetshire, the second concerning Stone-henge. |
| LANGTOFT, Peter | 1725 (contd.) | |
| LANTAFFE, Thomas | 1828 | SEE James PLUMPTRE, 1828. |
| LASCELLES, Hon. Gerald | 1886 | SEE Lord WALSINGHAM and Sir Ralph PAYNE-GALLWEY, 1886. |
| LATE FELLOW OF ALL SOULS | 1834 | A Letter to the Members of Both Houses of Parliament, on the Dissenters' Petitions, and on Church Grievances. By a Late Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford. |
| LATHBURY, N.P.E. | No date | Sermons by the late N.P.E. Lathbury, M.A., of Jesus College, Cambridge, and Vicar of Godmanchester. |
| LAURENCE, Rev Robert French | 1850 (i) | A Letter to a Friend, upon certain suggestions recently made by Archdeacon Hare, as to the measures to be adopted for the removal of doubts on the Doctrine of Regeneration. By the Rev Robert French Laurence, MA, vicar of Chalgrove, Oxfordshire, and late student of Christ Church. |
| LAURENCE, Rev Robert French | 1850 (ii) | A Letter to the the Rev Dr M'Neile, on certain topics touched upon in his correspondence with Archdeacon Wilberforce. By the Rev Robert French Laurence, MA vicar of Chalgrove, Oxfordshire, and late student of Christ Church. |
| LAURIE, Charles | 1996 | SEE Julia JOHNSON (Ed.), 1996. |
| LAW REPORTS | 1901 | Attorney-General v. Simpson. (1898 A. 891). |
| LAW, George | 1798 | Additional Evidences of the Truth of Christianity. A Sermon preached at Baldock, May 17, 1798, at the visitation of the Rev. the Arch-deacon of Huntingdon. |
| LAW, George Henry, Bishop of Bath and Wells | 1832 | Reflections upon Tithes, with a plan for a General Commutation of the Same. |
| LAWLEY, Hon Francis | 1890 | Author of a memoir of General Jonathan Peel, MP for Huntingdon 1831-68: see BAILY'S MAGAZINE, 1890. |
| LAWRENCE, Henry | 1646 | Of our Communion and Warre with Angels: being Certaine Meditations on that subject, bottom'd particularly (though not concluded within the compasse of that Scripture) on Ephes 6.12, with the following Verses to the 19th. |
| LAWRENCE, J. | 1864 | Memorial window at Hemingford Grey: see Rev Peregrine CURTOIS, 1864. |
| LAY MEMBER | 1850 | A Letter upon Baptismal Regeneration, Addressed to a Young Oxonian. By a Lay Member of the Church of England. |
| LAY MEMBER | 1861 | A Brief Examination of Prevalent Opinions on the Inspiration of the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments. By a Lay Member of the Church of England. With an Introduction by Henry Bristow Wilson, BD, vicar of Great Staughton, Hunts; author of "The Communion of Saints" (Bampton Lecture, 1851); "The National Church" ('Essays and Reviews'), 1860, etc, etc. |
| LAYARD, Daniel Peter | 1762 | An Essay on the Bite of a Mad Dog. By Daniel Peter Layard, MD Member of the Royal College of Physicians in London, and of the Royal Society. |
| LAYARD, Daniel Peter | 1767 | An Account of the Somersham Water. In the County of Huntingdon.(2 x copies). |
| LAYMAN | 1826 | The Life of Our Saviour Jesus Christ, by Question & Answer; adapted to the comprehension of young persons, and intended as a reading book for schools and families. By a layman |
| LAYMAN | 1850 (i) | The Clergy and the Commons; Or, the Right of the National Convocation to sit in Parliament vindicated. By a Layman. |
| LAYMAN | 1850 (ii) | Plain Statements for Plain People. By a Layman. |
| LAYMAN | 1850 (iii) | The Solemnity of our Anglo-Catholic Ritualism Defended. A Letter to the Lord Bishop of London in reply to certain censures in his recent Charge to the clergy. By a Layman. FOURTH EDITION: with a postcript. |
| LAYMAN OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND | 1850 | Letters to the Primate upon the Gorham Case, and the Danger to which the Laity are Exposed, in consequence of the recent judgment of the Judicial Committee. By a Layman of the Church of England. Part I. (To be continued.) |
| LAYTON, B. Temple | [1897] | The Way of the Cross. And other Verses. |
| LE BAS, Charles Webb | 1836 | The Life of Archbishop Laud. |
| LE TANS'UR, William | Various | SEE William TANS'UR; also sometimes spelt TANSER or TANSUR |
| LEADHAM, L.S. | 1898 | See SELDEN SOCIETY, 1898. |
| LEAN HARD | No date | Lean Hard (poem). |
| LEAR, Edward | 1938 | Lear in Sicily. Twenty line drawings by Edward Lear illustrating a tour made in May - July 1847 in the company of John Joshua Proby, with a coloured frontispiece signed by both travellers, and a full introduction by Granville PROBY. |
| LEE, Rt Rev James Prince, Bishop of Manchester | 1848 | SEE Rev John GARBETT, (1848). |
| LEECH, John | 1662 | The Raveley farmer supposedly carried into the air by "Finns": see STRANGE AND TRUE RELATION, 1662. |
| LEEDS, E. Thurlow | 1926 | SEE Richard LYDEKKER, 1926. |
| LEES KNOWLES LECTURES | 1920 | See J.R. TANNER, 1920. |
| LEETE, Joseph | 1881 | The Family of Leete; with special reference to the genealogy of Joseph Leete, Esq., F.S.S., Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur, South Norwood, Surrey. Collected by the late Charles Bridger, Esq., F.R.H.S. and edited by J. Corbet Anderson. |
| LEGG, L.G. Wickham (Ed.) | 1904 | A Relation of a Short Survey of 26 Counties observed in a seven weeks journey begun on August 11, 1634, by a Captain, a Lieutenant and an Ancient, edited with an introduction and notes by L.G. Wickham Legg. (With a note on the binding by Cyril Davenport FSA). (The Russell Press "Stuart Series", vol. 7). Limited edition no. 21. |
| LENNY, J.G. | 1844 | Particulars referring to a Plan of Part of the Bedford Level, and Lands Adjacent, subject to Eau Brink Tax. |
| LENTON, Edward | Various | See ARMINIAN NUNNERY, 1641; Dr Thomas CAIUS, 1730; Peter LANGTOFT, 1725; and H.P.K. SKIPTON, 1907. |
| LESSIUS, Leonardo | 1636 | Hygiasticon: Or, The right-course of preserving Life and Health unto extream old Age: Together with soundenesse and integritie of the Senses, Judgement, and Memorie. Written in Latine by Leonard Lessius, And now done into English. The THIRD EDITION. |
| LESSIUS, Leonardo | 1678 | See TEMPERATE MAN, 1678. |
| L'ESTRANGE, Sir George B. | [1874] | Recollections of Sir George B. L'Estrange, late of the 31st Regiment, and afterwards of the Scots Fusilier Guards, with heliotype reproductions of drawings by Officers of the Royal Artillery. The Peninsular War. |
| LETHBRIDGE, T.C. | 1930 | SEE Charles LUCAS, 1930. |
| LETI, Gregoire | 1752 | La Vie d'Olivier Cromwell. Par Gregoire Leti . Où l'on voit comment ce Tiran, d'une naissance obscure, vint à bout de Détrôner son Roi (Charles I. de la Maison de Stuard) & en le faisant mourir publiquement sur un échaffaut, par la main du Boureau, s'assurer l'impunité d'un si grand crime, & régner paisiblement & plus absolument, sous le nom modeste de Protecteur d'Angleterre, qu'aucun Roi légitime, & mourir tranquilement dans son lit, en laissant la même autorité à son Fils. Enfin on y voit aussi, par raport à la Guerre, ce que peut la Prudence & la Valeur d'un Souverain, dans les Conseils; le courage & l'intrépidité, lorsqu'il est lui-meme à la tête de ses Troupes. TWO VOLUMES. |
| LETI, Gregoire | 1752 (contd.) | |
| LETTER OF ADVICE | 1764 | A Letter of Advice, from Alma Mater, To her Beloved Son Jemmy Twitcher. |
| LETTER ON THE RECENT JUDGMENT | 1850 | A Letter on the Recent Judgment in the case Gorham v. the Bishop of Exeter. With an Appendix on Baptism. |
| LETTER TO A YOUNG LADY | No date | A Letter to a Young Lady At a Boarding-School, from her mother. No. 64. |
| LETTER TO THE EARL OF MANCHESTER | 1648 | A Letter to the Earl of Manchester, Concerning the whole Carriage of the House of Peeres in generall, and his Lordship in particular, during these late distractions. Setting forth also the miserable condition of the King, Peeres, and People, and the Necessity of a Personall Treaty with Honour and Freedome, as the onely Remedy. |
| LETTER TO THE MASTER | No date | A Letter to the Master of a Family. No. 77. |
| LEWIS, C.P. | 1994 | Huntingdonshire. |
| LEWIS, S. (Ed.) | 1845 | Atlas to the Topographical Dictionaries of England and Wales, comprising a General Map of England and Wales, a Plan of London, and Maps of the Counties of Anglesea, Bedford, etc. |
| LEWIS, S.S. | 1870 | Remarks on a Bronze Statuette found at Earith, Hunts. Communicated by S.S. Lewis M.A., F.S.A., Fellow and Librarian of Corpus Christi College. |
| LEY, S.E. | 1851 | Huntingdon: a Poem. |
| LEYCESTER, John | [?1818] | The Civill Warres of England briefly Related from His Majesties first setting up His Standard 1641. To this present Personall hopefull Treaty. With the lively Effigies and Eulogies of the chief Commanders, who like Starres in their courses have fought against the Romish Sicera, or the great Scarlot Whore, with whom the Kings of the Earth have committed Fornication. Rev. 17. 2. Together with the distinct appellations, proper motions, and propitious influences of these memorable Starres, Chronologically related from Anno 1641 to Anno 1648. |
| LIBER ELIENSIS | 1848 | See THOMAS, a Monk of Ely, 1848. |
| LIBER NIGER SCACCARII | 1774 | Liber niger Scaccarii, nec non Wilhelmi WORCESTRII annales rerum Anglicarum, cum praefatione et appendice Thomas HEARNII ad editionem primam Oxoniae editam. Editio Altera. Accedunt chartae antiquae et opuscula varia historiam et antiquitates Angliae spectantia; et antehac inedita. 2 vols. |
| LIBERATION SOCIETY | 1885 | Objects of the Society. (+ list of subscriptions from St Neots). |
| LIBRARY ASSOCIATION RECORD | 1910 | Douthwaite (William Ralph). |
| LICKING, John E. | 1891 | Boston: The Capital of the Fens. |
| LIFE OF JEMMY TWITCHER | [1770] | The Life, Adventures, Intrigues, and Amours of the celebrated Jemmy Twitcher. Exhibiting many striking proofs To what Baseness the Human Heart is capable of Descending. The whole Faithfully compiled from Authentick Materials. |
| LIFE OF OLIVER CROMWELL | 1743 | The Life of Oliver Cromwell, Lord-Protector of the Comonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland. Impartially collected from the best Historians, and several Original Manuscripts. The Fifth Edition, with Additions. |
| LIFE OF OLIVER CROMWELL | 1750 | The Life of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of the Common-Wealth of Scotland, England, and Ireland. Being an Account of all the Battles, Sieges, and other Military Atchievements wherein he was engaged, in these three nations. And likewise, of his Civil Administration, while he had the Supream Government, till his death. Relating Matters of Fact, without Partiality. |
| LILBURNE, John & OVERTON, Richard | 1647/8 | The out-cryes of oppressed Commons. Directed to all the Rationall and understanding men in the Kingdome of England, and Dominion of Wales, (that have not resolved with themselves to be Vassells and Slaves, unto the lusts and wills of Tyrants.) From Lieut. Col. John Lilburne, prerogative prisoner in theTower of London, and Richard Overton, prerogative prisoner, in the infamous Gaole of Newgate. Febr. 1647. |
| LIMPUS, Rev Henry Francis | No date | The Prodigal's Return. An Oratorio composed, & dedicated to The Honble Mrs Wellesley, by the Rev Henry Francis Limpus. |
| LINCOLN EPISCOPAL RECORDS | 1912 | See C.W. FOSTER (Ed.), 1912. |
| LINCOLN, Bishops of | Various | SEE Thomas BARLOW, 1678, 1693; John GREEN, 1765; John KAYE, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835, 1840, 1843; Richard REYNOLDS, 1727, 1742; (John WILLIAMS), 1683 (and see his index entry for biographical works about him). |
| LINDLEY, Keith | 1982 | Fenland Riots and the English Revolution. |
| LINDSAY, Lord | 1850 | A Brief Analysis of the Doctrine and Argument in the Case of Gorham v the Bishop of Exeter; and observations on the present position of the Church of England with reference to the recent decision. By Lord Lindsay. |
| LINECAR, Howard | 1955 | Coins. Practical Handbooks for Collectors. |
| LINECAR, Howard | 1970 | An Advanced Guide to Coin Collecting. |
| [TOMKIS, Thomas] | 1657 | Lingua: Or The Combat of the Tongue, and the Five Senes for superiority. A Serious Comoedy. First Acted at Trinity Colledge in Cambridge: After at the Free-School at Huntington. |
| LINTON, Col. Charles | 1901 | See FOURTH (HUNTINGDONSHIRE) VOLUNTEER BATTALION, 1901. |
| LINTON, E. Lynn | 1861 | Witch Stories. Collected by E. Lynn Linton, author of "Azeth the Egyptian", "Amymone" etc. |
| LINTON, E. Lynn | 1883 | Witch Stories. Collected by E. Lynn Linton, author of "Patricia Kemball", "The Atonement of Leam Dundas" etc. A NEW EDITION (Mayfair Library). |
| LINTON, Henry | 1857 | A Paraphrase and Notes of the Epistles of St Paul. |
| LINTON, Henry | 1885 | Disestablishment and Disendowment. A Sermon preached in Buckden Church, on Sunday, November 8th, 1885, by Rev. Henry Linton, M.A., Late Rector of St Peter-le-Bailey, Oxford: and Honorary Canon of Christ Church. |
| LINTON, Henry | 1888 | In memoriam. Sermons preached on various occasions (1861-1887) by the late Henry Linton, M.A. with an introductory sketch of the author, by the Rev. F. Bourdillon, M.A., Vicar of Old Warden. |
| LINTON, Rev James | 1851 | SEE George Game DAY, 1851. |
| LIPSON, E. | 1915 | An Introduction to the Economic History of England. I. The Middle Ages. |
| LISTER, Adrian and BAHN, Paul | 2000 | Mammoths. Giants of the Ice Age. |
| LITERARY GAZETTE | 1818 | See ELECTIONS, 1818. |
| LITERARY LIVES SERIES | 1909 | SEE Percy LUBBOCK, 1909, "Samuel Pepys". |
| LITTLE GLEANER | 1863 | The Little Gleaner. (Monthly numbers for 1863, no title pages or covers). |
| LITTLE GRANSDEN CHURCH RESTORATION FUND | 1887 | A Bazaar in aid of Little Gransden Church Restoration Fund will be held on Tuesday, August the 2nd, 1887, (and continued, if necessary, on August 3rd) in the barn attached to Audley House, Great Gransden, etc. |
| LITTLE PAXTON PARISH CHURCH | Various | ST JAMES' CHURCH LITTLE PAXTON: see HOLY TRINITY CHURCH GREAT PAXTON. The two Paxtons and Toseland combined to produce a parish magazine in the late 19th and early 20th century. |
| LITTLE, Bryan and WERBA Herbert | 1974 | St Ives in Huntingdonshire. |
| LITTLEPORT AND DOWNHAM DISTRICT | 1827 | The Lot book of the Commissioners of Littleport and Downham District, referring to Robinson's map of that Level. Revised and corrected by W. Marshall, Clerk to the Commissioners. |
| LITTLEWOOD, Stuart | 2002 | St Ives a new millennium. A snapshot by Stuart Littlewood. With contributions from George Dellar, James Bunn and Leszek Gawin. |
| LITTON, Edward Arthur | 1850 | A Sermon on John III. 5, preached in the church of St Thomas, Appleton, on Sunday, April 7, 1850. In reference to the recent legislative decision in the case of Gorham v Bishop of Exeter. By Edward Arthur Litton, MA, Perpetual curate of Stockton Heath, Cheshire, and late Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. |
| LIVE STOCK JOURNAL ALMANAC | No date | SEE Sanders SPENCER, No date. |
| LIVES ENGLISH AND FOREIGN | 1704 | The Life of Oliver Cromwell from "Lives English and Foreign". |
| LLANDAFF, Bishops of | Various | SEE Richard WATSON, 1784. |
| LLOYD, Thomas | 1784 | An Essay on the Literary Beauties of the Scriptures. By Thomas Lloyd, scholar of King's College, Cambridge. Published in compliance with the will of the late Mr Norris, as having gained the annual prize which he instituted in that University. |
| LLOYD, Thomas | 1870 | Madagascar. |
| LLOYD, Thomas | 1871 | Sermons preached at the Free Church, St Ives, by T. Lloyd. |
| LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND | 1994 | The Future Local Government of Cambridgeshire. Draft Recommendations. A Report to Local Residents. |
| LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND | 1995 (i) | Draft Recommendations on the Future Local Government of Peterborough and Huntingdonshire in the County of Cambridgeshire. |
| LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND | 1995 (ii) | Final Recommendations on the Future Local Government of: Basildon & Thurrock; Blackburn & Blackpool; Broxtowe, Gedling & Rushcliffe; Dartford & Gravesham, Gillingham & Rochester upon Medway; Exeter; Gloucester; Halton & Warrington; Huntingdonshire & Peterborough; Northampton; Norwich; Spelthorne; The Wrekin. Report to the Secretary of State for Environment. Volume II. The Evidence. |
| LOCAL RECORDS COMMITTEE | 1902 | Appendices to the report of the committee appointed to enquire as to the existing arrangements for the collection and custody of local records, and as to further measures which it may be advisable to take for the purpose. Presented to both Houses of Parliament (Cd. 1333). |
| LOCKER-LAMPSON, Oliver Stillingfleet | 1921 | Recollections of Frederick Locker-Lampson, by his son. |
| LOCKER-LAMPSON, Oliver Stillingfleet | 1918 | Condemned by the Kaiser, 20,000 Marks Reward. |
| LODGE, Edmund | 1827 | Life of Sir Julius Caesar, Knt. Judge of the High Court of Admiralty, Master of the Rolls, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and a Privy Councellor to Kings James, and Charles, the First; with Memoirs of his family and descendants, by Edmund Lodge, Esq., Norroy King of Arms, F.S.A. &c. Illustrated by eighteen portraits, after original pictures; with a pedigree and other engravings. To which is added Numerus Infaustus, an historical work, by Charles Caesar, Esq. grandson to Sir Julius. |
| LODGE, Edmund | 1904 | The Peerage, baronetage, knightage and companionage of the British Empire. Arranged and printed from the personal communications of the nobility. 73rd. Edn. |
| LODGE, G.E. | 1886 | SEE Lord WALSINGHAM and Sir Ralph PAYNE-GALLWEY, 1886. |
| LOMAS, Mrs S.C. (Ed.) | 1906 | The Edwardian Inventories for Huntingdonshire. Edited by Mrs S.C. Lomas from transcripts by T. Craib. Alcuin Club Collections VII. |
| LONDON GAZETTE | 1845 | The London Gazette. Numb. 20534. Published by Authority. Saturday, November 15, 1845. |
| LONDON MAGAZINE | 1748-50 | The London Magazine: Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer. For January, 1748. February 1748. October 1748. September 1749. April 1750. October 1750. |
| LONDON MAGAZINE | 1779 | Some Account of the Right Honourable the Earl of Sandwich, First Lord Commissioner for executing the Office of Lord High Admiral of Great Britain, &c. &c. &c. (With an elegant engaved Portrait from an original Drawing by an eminent Painter). |
| LONDON MAGAZINE | 1903 | Book-plates, their romantic history and value. By the editor of "The Connoisseur". |
| LONDON MERCURY | 1924 (i) | Bibliographical Notes and News: General Notes. |
| LONDON MERCURY | 1924 (ii) | Bibliographical Notes and News. General Notes. |
| LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY | Various | See FREE CHURCH ST IVES, 1910-12, 1913-14. |
| LONDON SOCIETY | 1900 | London Society of Huntingdonians (Officers, Constitution & Accounts of visit to St Neots). |
| LONDON UNION ON CHURCH MATTERS | (1850) | Vindicate your Faith! An Appeal to the Churchmen of England. Edited by Members of the London Union on Church Matters. |
| LONDON, Bishops of | Various | SEE Charles James [BLOMFIELD], Bishop of London, 1850; FULFILMENT OF PROPHECY, No date. |
| LONG, Margaret | Various | SEE Paul MIDDLETON (Ed.), 1987; Eric DAY and Margaret LONG, 1990. |
| LONG, Roger | 1714 | The Music Speech, Spoken at the Public Commencement in Cambridge, July the 6th, 1714. The Third Edition. |
| LONG, Thomas | 1684 | A Compendious history of all the popish and fanatical plots and conspiracies against the established government in church and state, in England, Scotland and Ireland: From the first year of Qu. Eliz. reign, to this present year 1684. With seasonable remarks. |
| LONGLEY, Charles Thomas, Bishop of Ripon | 1850 (ii) | A Charge addressed to the Clergy of the Diocese of Ripon, at the Triennial Visitation, in September, 1850. By Charles-Thomas Longlely, DD Lord Bishop of Ripon. |
| LONKHURST, Bob | 2004 | Fen Tiger. The Success of Dave "Boy" Green. |
| LOOKER-ON | 1850 | The Great Gorham Case: A History; in Five Books. Including expositions of the rival baptismal theories, by a looker-on. With a Preface by John Search. |
| LOOKER-ON | 1850 (contd.) | |
| LORDS AND COMMONS | 1643 | Eight speciall Orders of The Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament: Viz. 1. An Order for associating the County of Huntingdon, with the Counties of Hert', Cambridge, &c . . . 8. An Order for releife of such persons as are over rated in the Weekly Assessment. Ordered by the Commons assembled in Parliament, That these Orders be forthwith printed and published. Hen: Elsynge, Cler. Parl. D. Com. |
| LORDS AND COMMONS | 1644 | Two Ordinances of the Lords and Commons Assembled in Parliament, One For the constant Recruiting, maintaining, and Regulating of the Forces of the seven Associated Counties, under the Command of Edward Earle of Manchester. The other, For the Regulating the University of Cambridge, and for removing of Scandalous Ministers in the seven Associated Counties. |
| LOSS-TROMPET | 1654 | Loss-Trompet, Uyt-geblasen over den Generael, Olivier Cromwell, Binnen London. Uyt de Latijnsche in 't Nederduytsch getrouwelijk Overgeset. |
| LOUTHERBOURG, P.I. De, RA | Various | SEE Samuel Jackson PRATT, 1803 (iii), 1807. |
| LOVELL, Thomas | 1826 | Hints for Procuring Employment for the Labouring Poor; for the Better Managing Parish Concerns; and for reducing the rates. By Thomas Lovell, estate agent, &c. |
| LOVER OF THE GOSPEL | 1785 | A Familiar Illustration of Certain Passages of Scripture relating to The Power of Man to do the Will of God, Original Sin, Election and Reprobation, The Divinity of Christ, and Atonement for Sin by the Death of Christ. By a Lover of the Gospel. |
| LUBBOCK, Percy | 1909 | Samuel Pepys (Literary Lives Series). |
| LUCAS, Charles | 1930 | The Fenman's World, Memories of a Fenland Physician, with appendices by T.C. LETHBRIDGE ("The Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Burwell", "Descriptive Account of the Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Burwell"); Cyril FOX ("Excavations in the Cambridgeshire Dykes - the Devil's Dyke"); and W.L.H. DUCKWORTH ("Notes on Fragmentary Bones"). |
| LUCAS-DUBRETON, J. | [1927] | Samuel Pepys. A portrait in miniature. Translated from the French by H.F. Stenning. |
| LUKIS, Rev William C. | 1857 | An account of church bells; with some notices of Wiltshire bells and bell-founders. Containing a copious list of founders, a comparative scale of tenor bells, and inscriptions from nearly five hundred parishes in various parts of the kingdom. |
| LUKIS, Rev William C. | 1883 | See SURTEES SOCIETY. |
| LUPTON, J.H. | 1909 | A Life of John Colet, DD Dean of St Paul's, and Founder of St Paul's School. With an appendix of some of his English writings. By the late J.H. Lupton, formerly submaster of St Paul's School, and Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge. NEW EDITION. |
| LUXFORD, Nita | 2000 | A Working Life on the Great Ouse. A Portrait of a Cambridgeshire Fen Family. |
| LYDEKKER, Richard | 1904 | Vertebrate Palaeontology. |
| LYDEKKER, Richard | 1926 | Palaeontology. |
| HARKNESS, Miss | 1851 | The cover of a catalogue for the sale of household furniture, linen, glass, earthenware etc; (late the property of Miss Harkness, deceased) which will be sold by auction on Tuesday the 8th of July 1851 at Eynesbury, near St Neots. |
| LYNAM, Edward | 1936 | Maps of the Fenland. |
| LYONS, Rev Ponsonby A. | 1884-93 | SEE William Henry HART and Rev Ponsonby A. LYONS (Eds.), 1884-93. |
| LYSONS, The Rev.Daniel and LYSONS, Samuel | 1813 | Magna Britannia being A Concise Topographical Account of the Several Counties of Great Britain. Vol. I - Part II containing Berkshire. |
| LYTTELTON, Hon & Rev W.H. | 1850 | Dangers to Truth from Controversy and Agitation. A Visitation Sermon by the Hon. & Rev W.H. Lyttelton, Rector of Hagley, and Chaplain to Earl Spencer. Published by request. With an appendix on the controversy on Baptism. |
| M., G.W. | 1812 | Memoirs of Mrs Jebb. |
| M,GHEE, Rev. Robert J. | 1863 | Expository Lectures on the Epistle to the Ephesians. In two volumes. Fourth Edition. |
| M,GHEE, Rev. Robert J. | No date. | Rector of Holywell 1846-72. Appears on some title pages as "McGHEE, qv. Seems to be McGhee until 1863, McGhee from 1867 |
| M., E. | 1653 | Protection Perswading Subjection: Or A Word of Peace to the well-affected. A Caveat to the Contentious. A Rod for the Rebellious. In three Positions proving His Highness 1. To be the aptest, ablest and most worthy person for the place of Lord Protector, etc. etc. By E.M. Esq; A cordial well-willer to the tranquillity and safety of the Commonweath. |
| MABERLY, Rev T.A. | 1850 | A Letter to the Rev Henry Wellesley, DD, rector of Woodmancote, Sussex, and Principal of New Inn Hall, Oxford, on occasion of his sermon, preached at Lewes on the 24th of September, 1850, at the Triennial Visitation of the Lord Bishop of Chichester; by the Rev T.A. Maberly, MA, vicar of Cuckfield. |
| MACAULAY, Thomas Babington (Lord Macaulay) | 1877 | Critical and Historical Essays contributed to the Edinburgh Review. Authorised edition. |
| MACDONOGH, Rev T.M. | 1837 | SEE Rt Rev Francis TURNER, Bishop of Ely, 1837. |
| MACFADYEN, Dugald | [1913?] | A Modern Puritan. 350 copies only printed for private circulation. |
| MACFADYEN, W.A. | 1970 | "Forminifers from roddon silts at Welney Washes, Norfolk" and "The microfauna of four samples of post-glacial silt and clay from the Coronation Channel, Spalding, Lincolnshire". |
| MACFARLANE, Charles | 1897 | The Camp of Refuge, edited with introduction and notes by George Laurence Gomme. |
| MACKAY, Thomas (Ed.) | 1908 | The Reminiscences of Albert Pell, Sometime M.P. for South Leicestershire, edited, with an introduction, by Thomas Mackay. |
| MACKENZIE | Various | For the Mackenzie family of St Neots, Huntingdon and Godmanchester, see Charles and Edward COMPTON (Eds.), 1879, "Memoir of Henry Compton", cap. 1; and the MS letter from Edward Compton preserved in the front of that book; also Rev H.R. HAWEIS, 1893, "Sir Morell Mackenzie" pp.12-14. |
| MACKENZIE | Various (contd.) | Haweis says John Mackenzie, born 1783, worked as a wharfinger and lighterman - presumably in his native Scotland - but made his pile and retired to St Neots. His son Stephen, born 1803, was the father of the distinguished doctor Sir Morell Mackenzie. So the drowned minister John Morell Mackenzie, and the actor Charles Mackenzie (stage name Henry Compton) were uncles of Sir Morell. Is there any connection with the St Neots nonconformist minister Rev Thomas Morell? |
| MACKENZIE, John | 1809 | Memoirs of the Life and Writings of John Calvin; compiled from the narrative of Theodore Beza, and other authentic documents. Accompanied with biographical sketches of the Reformation. |
| MACKENZIE, Rev John Morell | 1843 | See SCOTTISH CONGREGATIONAL MAGAZINE, 1843; Ralph WARDLAW, 1843. |
| MACKENZIE, Rev John Morell | 1845 | Remains of the late Rev John Morell Mackenzie, A.M.; with a selection from his correspondence, and a memoir of his life (by G.G.C. and H.R.) |
| MACKENZIE, Sir Morell | 1888 | The Fatal Illness of Frederick the Noble. |
| MACKIE, Charles | 1852 | Itinerary of the Great Northern Railway from London to York, comprising historical and descriptive accounts of the Provincial Antiquities, Cathedrals, Churches, Palaces, Castles, Mansions, Towns, Townships, and Hamlets on the route. Illustrated with an engraving of the terminus at King's Cross. |
| MACKLIN, Herbert W. | 1896 | All Saints Church, Pidley, Huntingdon. Easter, 1896. (Appeal Fund). |
| MACKLIN, Herbert W. | 1898 | See MONUMENTAL BRASS SOCIETY, 1898 (i) & (ii). |
| MACLEANE, Douglas | 1919 | Oliver Cromwell's Wild Oats. |
| MACQUOID, Percy | 1914 | Settees and sofas - I. |
| MACRAY, W. Dunn (Ed.) | 1886 | Chronicon Abbatiae Ramsesiensis, a Saec. X usque ad An. circiter 1200: in quatuor partibus. Partes I. II., III., iterum post Th. Gale, ex chartulario in archivis regni servato, Pars IV. nunc primum ex aliis codicibus, editae cura W. Dunn Macray, A.M., Soc. Antiqq. Lond. Socii. Published by the authority of the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury, under the direction of the Master of the Rolls. |
| MACSQUALLY, T. Babblington | No date | Sibthorpius. A lay of modern London, made in the year 1848 (classically illustrated). In The Puppet-showman's album, with contributions by the most eminent light and heavy writers of the day, illustrated by Gavarni. |
| MADDISON and HINDE | [?1899] | Views of St Ives and Neighbourhood. Published by Maddison & Hinde, St Ives. The New Collotype Album of Picturesque Views. |
| MADDISON and HINDE | Various | See also TWELVE VIEWS, No date; S. Herbert WOOD, (1925). |
| MADDISON AND SON | 1891 | High Street, Saint Neots, Hunts. Catalogue of the Letter-press Printing Plant, comprising nearly Two Tons of Book and Jobbing Founts, etc. etc. which will be sold by auction, by Messrs Maddison & Son On Tuesday, February 24th, 1891, on the premises, By order of Harry J. Evans, (Who is giving up the Business). |
| MADDISON, Violet | 1907 | (Prospectus as Art Teacher). |
| MAGENNIS, James | 1798 | See NORMAN CROSS, 1798. |
| MAIRET, Philip | 1936 | A.R. Orage. A memoir by Philip Mairet with an introduction by G.K. Chesterton. |
| MAITLAND, F.W. | 1889 | See SELDEN SOCIETY, 1889. |
| MAITLAND, F.W. | 1907 | SEE John Willis CLARK, 1907. |
| MAJOR, Rt Hon John | various | SEE David COZENS, 1992; Caroline CLIFFORD and Alan AKEROYD, 2007. |
| MALDEN, H.E. | 1912 | SEE Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| MALIM, Tim | 1990 | Brampton A1-M1 Link Road: Birds Land Farm: SAM Cambs 121. |
| MALONE, Edmund | 1800 | See G. HARDINGE, 1800. |
| MALTBY, E., TILLARD, R. and BANKS, J.S. (Eds.) | 1815 | Psalms and hymns selected for the churches of Buckden and Holbeach, of Bluntisham cum Earith, and Hemingford Grey, in the Diocese of Lincoln. |
| MALTBY, Edward | 1802 | Illustrations of the Truth of the Christian Religion. |
| MALTBY, Edward | 1806 | A Sermon preached before the University of Cambridge June 29, 1806, being Commencement Sunday. |
| MALTBY, Edward | 1807 | A Letter to the Freeholders of the County of Huntingdon. |
| MALTBY, Edward | 1812 | Thoughts on the utility and expediency of the plans proposed by the British and Foreign Bible Society. |
| MALTBY, Edward | 1817 | A Sermon preached in the Parish Church of Buckden, on Wednesday, November the Nineteenth, being the day appointed for the funeral of Her Late Royal Highness The Princess Charlotte Augusta, Consort of His Serene Highness The Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg. |
| MALTBY, Edward | 1825 | The original Greek of the New Testament asserted and vindicated: A Sermon preached at Spalding, Abook-platesugust 2, 1825, at the Triennial Visitation of the Lord Bishop of Lincoln. By Edward Maltby, D.D. F.R.S. F.S.A., Preacher to the Learned and Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn, and Vicar of Holbeach and Buckden. |
| MAN IN THE MOON | 1649 | The Man in the Moon Discovering a World of Knavery Under the Sunne; Both in the Parliament, the Councel of State, the Army, the City and the Country. With Intelligence from all Parts of England, Scotland, and Ireland. Die Lunae, From Nov. 14. to Wednesday Novemb. 21. 1649. |
| MANCHESTER, Earls and Dukes of | Various | See MONTAGU; DUKE OF MANCHESTER'S LIGHT HORSE; and KIMBOLTON CASTLE. |
| MANN, Arthur Henry | 1930 | Arthur Henry Mann, Hon. M.A., D.Mus. (Oxon). 16 May 1850 - 19 November 1929. |
| MANN, John (of Fenstanton) | 1850 | See the FARMER'S MAGAZINE, 1850. |
| MANNING, Henry Edward | 1850 | The Appellate Jurisdiction of the Crown in Matters Spiritual. A Letter to the Right Reverend Ashurst-Turner, Lord Bishop of Chichester. By Henry Edward Manning, MA, Archdeacon of Chichester. |
| MANNING, Henry Edward, WILBERFORCE, Robert Isaac, & MILL, William Hodge | (1850) | Declaration Touching the Royal Supremacy in Matters Ecclesiastical. |
| MANNING, James | 1792 | A Sketch of the Life and Writings of the Rev. Micaiah Towgood. |
| MANNING, James | 1794 | A Sermon, delivered before an Assembly of Protestant Dissenting Ministers, at the New Meeting, at Bridport, April 30, 1794. The SECOND EDITION. Published at the Request of the Ministers and Congregation. |
| MAPLES, Major Stuart | 1922 | Wonders of Monks Wood. The Wood and its Romantic Story. Some notable butterflies and moths, together with notes on time of appearance of a large number of moths and butterflies found in N.E. Huntingdonshire, being extracts from the author's diary and arranged in calender form, without regard to scientific classification, but to serve as a guide to entomologists collecting in the county. Reprinted from the "Peterborough Advertiser", to which journal the articles were specially contributed during the early months of 1922. |
| MARC ANTONY | [1871] | The Council of Three: being a sketch from the "Book of the Apostles". |
| MARGAUX, Adrian | 1908 | Is Marriage a Failure? A Collection of Pictures Giving Artists' Views on the Question. |
| MARGOLIOUTH, Rev M. | 1864 | The Spirit of Prophecy: being an exposition, In Four Sermons, of Revelation I. 7; XXII. 20; preached at All Saints' Church, Huntingdon; on the Mornings of the Sundays in Advent, 1863. |
| MARGOLIOUTH, Rev M. | 1870 | Vestiges of the Historic Anglo-Hebrews in East Anglia. With appendices and an apropos essay. |
| MARLOWE, Christopher | 1925 | The Fen country, illustrated by Basil Jacquaire. |
| MARR, J.E. and SHIPLEY, A.E. (Eds.) | 1904 | Handbook to the Natural History of Cambridgeshire. |
| MARRIOTT, Charles | 1850 | God, and not System, the Strength of the Church. A Sermon preached in the parish church of Kemerton, at the Third Commemoration of the Dedication of the Church. By the Rev Charles Marriott, BD, Fellow of Oriel College. |
| MARSH, William | (1850) | A Counter Protest and a Letter, in answer to a protest and letter in the "Leamington Spa Courier," in the case of Gorham v. the Bishop of Exeter. |
| MARSHALL, Emma | 1898 | A Haunt of Ancient Peace. Memories of Mr Nicholas Ferrar's house at Little Gidding and of his friends Dr Donne and Mr George Herbert. A story. With illustrations by T. Hamilton Crawford, R.S.W. Second edition. |
| MARSHALL, Emma | 1902 | On the banks of the Ouse, or Life in Olney a hundred years ago. A story. |
| MARSHALL, Emma | 1903 | Under Salisbury Spire in the days of George Herbert. The Recollections of Magdalene Wydville. Popular edition. |
| MARSHALL, Sir Arthur Wellington | 1898 | [Notice of Testimonial Meeting]. |
| MARSHALL, Sir Arthur Wellington | 1999 | SEE David THOMAS, (1999), "Arthur W. Marshall Owner of Buckden Towers". |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | (c.1600-1655) | Born in Godmanchester c.1600. Parliamentarian divine, preacher and author, and one of the writers of "Smectymnuus" (qv). Died 1655. See biography in Fox's "History of Godmanchester" (1831), pp. 377-91. |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | 1641 (i) | A Sermon preached before the Honourable House of Commons, now assembled in Parliament, at their publike fast, November 17, 1640. |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | 1641 (ii) | A Peace-Offering to God. A Sermon Preached to the Honourable House of Commons assembled in Parliament, At their publique Thanksgiving, September 7. 1641. For the Peace concluded between England and Scotland. |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | 1641 (iii) | Merez Cursed, or, A Sermon preached to the Honourable House of Commons, at their late solemn Fast, Febr. 23. 1641. |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | 1641 (iv) | See SMECTYMNUUS, 1641. |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | 1642 | Reformation and Desolation: A Sermon tending to the Discovery of the Symptomes of a People to whom God will by no means be reconciled. Preached to the Honourable House of Commons at their late solemne Fast, Decemb. 22. 1641. Published by order of that House. |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | 1643 (i) | The Song of Moses the Servant of God, and the Song of the Lambe: Opened In a Sermon preached to the Honorable House of Commons, At their late solemne day of Thanksgiving, June 15. 1643. for the discovery of a dangerous, desperate, and bloudy Designe, tending to the utter subversion of the Parliament, and of the famous City of London. Published by order of that House. |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | 1643 (ii) | A Copy of a Letter written by Mr Stephen Marshall to a friend of his in the City, for the necessary vindication of himself and his Ministry, against that altogether groundlesse, most unjust, and ungodly aspersion cast upon him by certaine Malignants in the City, and lately printed at Oxford, in their Mendacium Aulicum, otherwise called Mercurius Aulicus, and sent abroad into other Nations to his perpetuall infamy. In which letter the accusation is fully answered. And together with that, the lawfulnesse of the Parliaments taking up Defensive Arms is briefly and learnedly asserted and demonstrated, Texts of Scripture cleared, all Objections to the contrary answered, to the full satisfaction of all those that desire to have their consciences informed in this great controversie. |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | 1643 (ii) (contd.) | |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | 1644 (i) | A Sacred Panegyrick, or a Sermon of Thanks-giving, Preached to the two Houses of Parliament, His Excellency the Earl of Essex, the Lord Major, Court of Aldermen, and Common Council of the City of London, the Reverend Assembly of Divines, and Commissioners from the Church of Scotland. Upon occasion of their Solemn Feasting, to testifie their thankfullnes to God, and union and concord one with another, after so many Designes to divide them, and thereby ruine the Kingdome, Ianuary 18.1643. Published by Order of the Lords and Commons. |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | 1644 (ii) | ΘΡΗΝΩΔΙA. The Churches Lamentation for the Good Man his losse: Delivered in a Sermon To the Right honourable the two Houses of Parliament, and the Reverend Assembly of Divines, at the Funerall of that Excellent Man John Pym, Esquire, late a Member of the Honourable House of Commons. Preached in the Abbey-Church of Westminster, by Stephen Marshall, B.D. Minister of Gods Word at Finching-field in Essex. Published by Order of the House of Commons. |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | 1645 | A Sacred Record to be made of Gods Mercies to Zion: A Thanksgiving Sermon Preached to the two Houses of Parliament, The Lord Major, Court of Aldermen, and Common-Councell of the City of London, at Christ-Church, June 19. 1645. Being the Day of their Publike Thanksgiving to Almighty God for the Great and Glorious Victory obtained by the Parliaments Army under the conduct of Sir Thomas Fairfax in Naseby-field. |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | 1646 (i) | A Two-edged Sword out of the Mouth of Babes, to Execute Vengeance upon the Enemy and Avenger. Presented in a Sermon to the Right Honourable the House of Lords assembled in Parliament, in the Abbey Church at Westminster. Octob. 28. 1646. the solemn day of their Monthly Fast. |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | 1646 (ii) | A Defence of Infant-baptism: in Answer to two Treatises, and an Appendix to them concerning it; Lately published by Mr Jo. Tombes. Wherein that Controversie is fully discussed, the ancient and generally received use of it from the Apostles dayes, until the Anabaptists sprung up in Germany, manifested. The Arguments for it from the holy Scriptures maintained, and the objections against it answered. |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | 1653 | A Sermon preached to the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, and Court of Aldermen of the City of London, at their Anniversary meeting on Easter Monday April 1652, at the Spittle. Wherein The Unity of the Saints with Christ, the Head, and especially with the Church, the Body; With the duties thence arising, are endeavoured to be cleared. Tending to heale our Rents and Divisions. The second Impression, corrected by the Authour. |
| MARSHALL, Sybil | 1967 | Fenland Chronicle. Recollections of William Henry and Kate Mary Edwards collected and edited by their daughter Sybil Marshall, with drawings by Ewart Oakeshott. |
| MARSHALL, Sybil | 1987 | The Silver New Nothing. Edwardian Childhood in the Fen. Illustrated by Ewart Oakeshott. |
| MARSHALL, Sybil | 1992 | A Pride of Tigers. A Fen Family and its Fortunes. |
| MARSHALL, W. | 1827 | See LITTLEPORT AND DOWNHAM DISTRICT, 1827. |
| MARSON, Rev Charles | 1849 | Readiness for Death and Judgement. A Sermon preached in Biddenden Church, Kent, on Sunday Afternoon, April 5th, 1846. By the Rev. Charles Marson, M.A., formerly curate of that parish. |
| MARTEN, Henry | 1648 | The Independency of England Endeavored to be maintained By Henry Marten, a Member of the Parliament there, Against the Claim of The Scottish Commissioners, In their late Answer upon the Bills and Propositions sent to the King in the Isle of Wight. |
| MARTIN, Benjamin | 1759 | The Natural History of England; Or, a Description of each particular County, in regard to the curious Productions of Nature and Art. Illustrated by a Map of each County, and Sculptures of Natural Curiosities. Vol. I. |
| MARTIN, Benjamin | 1763 | The Natural History of England; or, a Description of each particular County, in regard to the curious Productions of Nature and Art. Illustrated by a Map of each County. Vol.II. |
| MARTIN, Francis | (1842) | Memoir of Stephen Noble. |
| MARTIN, Frederick | 1865 | The Life of John Clare. |
| MARTIN, J.W., The "Trent Otter" | 1905 | Roach, Rudd and Bream Fishing in Many Waters. Being a practical treatise on angling with float and ledger in still water and stream, including a few remarks on surface fishing for Roach, Rudd and Dace. A working-man angler's experiences, written expressly for the Benefit of his Brethren of the Craft. Second Edition, rewritten and enlarged. |
| MARTIN, J.W., The "Trent Otter" | 1906 | My Fishing Days and Fishing Ways. Being a record of experiences gathered during forty-six years of an angler's life while fishing for so-called coarse fishes in the waters and streams of sixteen counties and twenty-five rivers. |
| MARTIN, J.W., The "Trent Otter" | 1907 | Days among the Pike and Perch. Being a practical treatise on angling for pike and perch in river, lake and stream; by float, leger, and paternoster. Together with chapters on the personal experiences of the author during the forty-six years of his angling career. New edition, entirely rewritten and enlarged. Illustrated. |
| MARTIN, John | 1789 | Social Dispositions Recommended, in a Sermon preached April 23, 1789; the day of general thanksgiving. |
| MARTIN, Mrs | 1849 | A Voice from the Cloud of Witnesses: Letters Memorial of the late Mrs Martin, of Whitefield Chapel. By her husband. |
| MARTIN, Simon | 1987 | SEE Paul MIDDLETON (Ed.), 1987. |
| MARTINEAU, Arthur | 1850 | "Hold That Fast Which Thou Hast." An Assize Sermon, preached in Winchester Cathedral, On Sunday, July 14th, 1850, before the Hon Sir J.T. Coleridge, Knt. and Russell Gurney, Esq. Her Majesty's Judges of Assize for the Western Circuit. By Arthur Martineau, MA Vicar of Whitkirk, Yorkshire; Rural Dean of Wetherby; and chaplain to the High Sheriff of Hants. Published by request. |
| MARTIUS | 1871 | The Row in Our Village. By "Martius". |
| MARTYR, Peter | 1850 | SEE William GOODE (Ed.), 1850. |
| MARX, Enid | 1989 | SEE Margaret LAMBERT and Enid MARX, 1989 |
| MASEFIELD, John | 1935 | See SILVER JUBILEE, 1935. |
| MASKELL, Rev William | 1850 (i) | A First Letter on the Present Position of the High Church Party in the Church of England. By the Rev William Maskell, Vicar of S. Mary Church. The Royal Supremacy, and the authority of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. SECOND EDITION. |
| MASKELL, Rev William | 1850 (ii) | A Second Letter on the Present Position of the High Church Party in the Church of England. By the Rev William Maskell, Vicar of S. Mary Church. The want of dogmatic teaching in the reformed English church. |
| MASKELL, Rev William | 1850 (ii) (contd.) | |
| MASKELL, Rev William | 1850 (iii) | Correspondence of the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of Exeter with the Rev W. Maskell. |
| MASON, Charlotte M. | 1882 | The Forty Shires, their history, scenery, arts, and legends. With twenty-one illustrations. Second edition. |
| MASON, Simon | (1754) | A Narrative of the Life and Distresses of Simon Mason, Apothercary. Setting forth the injurious Treatment he hath met with; with many other Transactions, in a Series of Events, both serious and diverting: Being an Answer to the Enquiry lately made; (viz.) Why a Man of approv'd Knowledge in his Profession, with upwards of thirty Years Practice should be in adverse Circumstances ? &c. |
| MASON, Simon | (1754) (contd.) | |
| MASON, Thomas Monck | 1850 | An Appeal to the Original Text of Scripture, with reference to the doctrine of Baptismal Regeneration. By Thomas Monck Mason, BA. |
| MASONIC CALENDAR AND DIRECTORY | 1913-14 | Masonic Calendar and Directory for the Province of Norths. and Hunts. for 1913-14. Edited and compiled by Bro. John Dickens, P.G.STD.BR., PROV.G.SEC. |
| MASONIC CALENDAR AND DIRECTORY | 1935-36 | Masonic Calendar and Directory for the Province of Norths. and Hunts. for 1935-1936. Published under the authority of the Provincial Grand Lodge, edited and compiled by Bro. W.C.C. Cooke, etc. |
| MASSINGBERD, F.C. | 1850 | A Letter to the Rev William Goode, MA showing that the opinions of Cranmer, Ridley, and Bucer, Concerning Holy Baptism, were opposed to those contained in a letter of Peter Martyr, lately published by him. With comments on his inferences from that letter. By F.C. Massingberd, MA Rector of Ormsby |
| MASSON, David | 1875 | SEE John BRUCE, 1875, "The Quarrel between the Earl of Manchester and Oliver Cromwell". |
| MASTER JOHN AND HIS TENANTS | (1871) | Master John and his Tenants; or What Sandy Thought of the Matter. A letter from John Bull to Dame Europa, in which he proves himself in the right, and obtains a verdict in his favour. Second edition. |
| MATHIAS, Peter | 1962 | English Trade Tokens. The Industrial Revolution Illustrated. Photographs by A.C. Barrington-Brown. |
| MATTHEWS, John Hobson | 1892 | A History of the Parishes of Saint Ives, Lelant, Towednack and Zennor, in the County of Cornwall. |
| MATTHEWS, W. | 1799 | Economy Strongly Recommended to the Public, in the time of danger of a scarcity of provision, by a member of the Bath and West of England Society. |
| MAUD, J. | 1745 | An Apology for the Clergy, in a Letter to a Gentleman of Fortune, and great Reading, Lately turn'd Methodist and Hermit: Wherein is shewn the Weakness of those Objections, Which Separatists in general pretend first induc'd them to leave the Establish'd Church, and to look for better Guides somewhere else. By J. Maud, M.A. Vicar of St Neots, in the County of Huntngdon. |
| MAUD, John | 1753 | An Introductory Discourse to the Tremendous Sanction Impartially Debated, Principally, and with undissembled Humility, addressed to the serious Attention of the Grand Council of the Nation; Containing, amongst several other Interesting Subjects, an Inquiry into the Real Causes of the late Rapid Progress of Profaneness and Immorality; and pointing out such Remedies for the Suppression of National Impieties, as the Author, with great Submission, is willing to hope may not be altogether unworthy the Notice of the Ruling Powers in Church and State. By John Maud, A.M., Vicar of St Neot's in Huntingdonshire, and Chaplain to His Grace the Duke of Manchester. |
| MAUD, John | 1753 (contd.) | |
| MAUD, John | 1755 (i) | The Tremendous Sanction; Or, Doctrine of Endless Torments, Freely and Impartially Debated, Inquiring what Credibility it hath from History, Analogy, or Scripture. With a discussion on the origin of evil. In four books. By John Maud, M.A. Vicar of St Neots, Huntingdonshire; And Chaplain to His Grace The Duke of Manchester. |
| MAUD, John | 1755 (ii) | The Doctrine of Endless Torments, Freely and Impartially Debated, Inquiring what Credibility it hath from History, Analogy, or Scripture. With a discussion on the origin of evil. In four books. By John Maud, M.A. Vicar of St Neots, Huntingdonshire; And Chaplain to His Grace The Duke of Manchester. |
| MAULE, Edward | 1885 | See HUNTINGDONSHIRE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION: Huntingdon or Southern Division, 1885. |
| MAULE, W. | 1885 | See F.J. HOWSON et al, 1885. |
| MAURICE, Canon F.L. Powys | 1933 (i) | A Short History of Kimbolton, its Church and Castle. |
| MAURICE, Canon F.L. Powys | 1933 (ii) | A Short History of Kimbolton, its Church and Castle. Second edition. |
| MAURICE, Maj-Gen. F. | 1900 | SEE Spencer WILKINSON (Ed.), 1900. |
| MAWER, A. and STENTON, F.M. | 1926 | The Place-names of Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire. (English Place-name Society vol. III). |
| MAXWELL, George | 1793 | General View of the Agriculture of the County of Huntingdon. And Observations on the means of its improvement. With an appendix; containing an account of the advantages to be derived from an improved outfal at the port of Lynn; and answers to the objections which it is supposed will be urged against that measure. Drawn up for the consideration of the Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement. By George Maxwell, of Fletton, near Stilton. |
| MAY, Major E.S. | 1900 | SEE Spencer WILKINSON (Ed.), 1900. |
| MAYHEW, Horace (Ed.) | 1853 | Letters Left at the Pastrycook's: being the clandestine correspondence between Kitty Clover at school and her "dear, dear friend" in town, illustrated by Phiz. Fifth edition. |
| MAYNE, Major C.B. | 1900 | SEE Spencer WILKINSON (Ed.), 1900. |
| MAYOR, J.E.B. (Ed.) | 1855 | SEE John FERRAR and Dr JEBB, 1855. |
| MAYOW, Rev Mayow Wynell | 1850 (i) | A Letter to the Rev William Maskell, AM. By the Rev Mayow Wynell Mayow, AM Vicar of Market Lavington, Wilts, and late student of Christ Church, Oxford. How far the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council commits the Church of England by its decision, even allowing it to have jurisdiction in points of doctrine. SECOND EDITION. |
| MAYOW, Rev Mayow Wynell | 1850 (ii) | A Second Letter to the Rev William Maskell, MA by the Rev Mayow Wynell Mayow, MA Vicar of Market Lavington, Wilts, Rural Dean, and late student of Christ Church Oxford. Some thoughts on the position of the Church of England, as to her dogmatic teaching. |
| McATEER, Flt Sgt Cecilia M (Ed.). | 2000 | Pathfinder 2000. Commemorative Publication In Memory of the Royal Air Force Pathfinder Force. |
| McDONALD, Tom | No date | SEE David FELL, Tom McDONALD, Jon MURRAY & Mike TREVARTHEN, No date. |
| McGHEE, Rev Robert J. | (c.1870) | Causes of Papal agitation and disaffection demonstrated. Revised and corrected by the Rev Robert J. McGhee, Rector of Holywell. |
| McGHEE, Rev Robert J. | 1867 | Huntingdonshire Protestant Association. Address delivered by the Rev R.J. McGhee, Rector of Holywell, at the inaugural meeting of the Association at Saint Ives, 10th October, 1867. Edward A. Wallingford, in the chair. |
| McGHEE, Rev Robert J. | Various | Rector of Holywell 1846-72. Appears on some title pages as "M'GHEE", qv. He seems to have been M'GHEE until 1863, McGHEE from 1867. |
| MCILROY, Louise | 1926 | See FLETTON MOTHERCRAFT CENTRE, 1926. |
| MEADE, Rev R.C. | 1879 | "The Unpardonable Sin". A sermon preached in St Neots Parish Church On Sunday Evening, September, 7th, 1879. |
| MEADE, Rev R.C. | 1885 | "Occupy till I come". A sermon preached in St Neots Parish Church On Sunday, April 26th, 1885, being the Annual sermon for church expenses. |
| MEADE, Rev R.C. | 1890 | Our Present and Future Bodies. A sermon preached in St Neots Parish Church, by Rev R.C. Meade, D.D., Vicar, on Sunday, May 11th, 1890, being the Sunday after the funeral of the Rev G. Bowes Watson, M.A., formerly vicar of St Neots. |
| MEADE, Rev R.C. | 1896 | St Neots Church Bells and their message. A Sermon preached by the Rev R.C. Meade, D.D., at St Neots Church, on Sunday, February 23rd, 1896. |
| MEADE, Rev R.C. | No date | St Neots Parish Church. The Unveiling and Dedication of the Memorial Window to the late Rev G. Bowes Watson M.A., vicar of St Neots, will take place on Saturday Next, (Easter Even), at four o' clock. |
| MEASOM, George | 1861 (i) | The Official Illustrated Guide to the Great Northern Railway, including the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, and Midland Railways, with descriptions of the most Important Manufactories in the Large Towns on the Lines. Embellished with 250 Engravings. |
| MEASOM, George | 1861 (ii) | The Official Illustrated Guide to the North-Eastern; North British; Edinburgh & Glasgow; Scottish Central; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee; Scottish North-Eastern; and Great North of Scotland Railways, including descriptions of the most Important Manufactories in the Large Towns on the Lines. Embellished with 200 Engravings. |
| MEASOM, George | 1865 | The Official Illustrated Guide to the Great Eastern Railway: (Cambridge Line). With descriptions of some of The most Important Manufactories in the Towns on the Lines. Embellished with numerous engravings. |
| MEDICAL MAN | 1850 | On the Papal Supremacy: An Argument, founded upon Holy Scripture and early ecclesiastical history. By a medical man. |
| MEDVODE | 1993 | Slovenian town twinned with St Ives: SEE Tone CEVC, 1993, "Slovenski Kozolec, Slovene Hay-rack". |
| MEE, Arthur (Ed.) | 1939 | The King's England. The Counties of Bedford and Huntingdon. Homes of Bunyan and Cromwell. |
| MEEKS, Harold | 1993 | Ninety Years of Country Life. |
| MEIKLEJOHN, Ian R. (Ed.) | 1994 | The Church of St Leonard, Great Catworth. A Short History, compiled mainly from works published 1908-1926. |
| MELLANBY, Jean | 1974 | Collecting Everyday Things. |
| MELLANBY, Jean | 1983 | Odd Objects. |
| MELLOWS, William Thomas | No date | Peterborough (Northamptonshire) with its surroundings, with accounts of Castor, Fotheringay, Crowland and Thorney. A handbook for visitors and residents, illustrated from photographs etc. Published in co-operation with the Town Council of the City of Peterborough, under the general editorship of Prestcott Row and Arthur Henry Anderson, by the Homeland Association for the Encouragement of Touring in Great Britain. |
| MELMOTH, Courtney | [1775] | The Shadows of Shakespeare: a Monody; occasioned by the Death of Mr Garrick. Being a prize poem, written for the Vase at Bath-Easton. |
| MELMOTH, Courtney | 1774 | The Tears of Genius. Occasioned by the Death of Dr Goldsmith. |
| MELMOTH, Courtney | 1775 | The Tears of Genius: An Elegy, On the most favourite English Poets, lately deceased: imitative of the stile of each. Amant alterna camenae. The second edition. |
| MELMOTH, Courtney | 1777 | Travels for the Heart. Written in France, by Courtney Melmoth. In Two Volumes. [Bound together in one]. |
| MELMOTH, Courtney | 1790 | The New Cosmetic, or the Triumph of Beauty, a Comedy. By C. Melmonth [sic], Esq. Inscribed to Mrs Hodges. |
| MELMOTH, Courtney | Various | Note that this was a pseudonym of Samuel Jackson PRATT, qv. |
| MELSON, Rev Robert | 1837 | The Union Family Altar; and Young Christian's Assistant in Divine Worship. By the Rev Robert Melson, Wesleyan Minister. |
| MELVILL, Rev Henry | 1850 | See The PULPIT, 1850. |
| MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT | 1878 (i) | Members of Parliament. Return to Two Orders of the Honourable House of Commons, dated 4 May 1876 and 9 March 1877, etc. Part I. Parliaments of England, 1213-1702. |
| MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT | 1878 (ii) | Members of Parliament. Return to Two Orders of the Honourable House of Commons, dated 4 May 1876 and 9 March 1877, etc. Part II. Parliaments of Great Britain, 1705-1796. Parliaments of the United Kingdon, 1801-1874. Parliaments and Conventions of the Estates of Scotland, 1357-1707. Parliaments of Ireland, 1559-1800. |
| MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT | 1879 | Members of Parliament. Return (in part) to an Order of the House of Lords, dated 13th July 1877, etc. Index to Part I, Parliaments of England, 1213-1702, with Appendix and Corrigenda. |
| MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT | 1891 | Members of Parliament. Return to an Address of the Honourable House of Commons, dated 13 March 1890, etc. Index to Part II. Parliaments of Great Britain, 1705-1796. Parliaments of the United Kingdom, 1801-1885. Parliaments and Conventions of the Estates of Scotland, 1357-1707. Parliaments of Ireland, 1559-1800. With Appendix and Corrigenda. |
| MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT | 1902 | Members of Parliament. Return to an Address of the Honourable House of Commons, dated 13 August 1901; - for, Return of the Names of every Member returned to serve in each Parliament from the year 1885 to the Dissolution of Parliament in the year 1900, etc. |
| MERCURIUS BELGICUS | 1685 | Mercurius Belgicus: or, A briefe Chronology of the Battels, Sieges, Conflicts, and other most remarkable passages from the beginning of this Rebellion, to the 25th of March, 1646. Together with a Catalogue of the Persons of Quality slain on both sides. |
| MERCURIUS PRAGMATICUS | 1648 | Mercurius Pragmaticus. Numb. 16. Communicating Intelligence from all Parts, touching all Affaires, Designes, Humors, and Conditions throughout the Kingdom. Especially from Westminster, and the Head-Quarters. From Tuesday, July 11 to Tuesday July 18, 1648. |
| MERCURIUS RUSTICUS | 1685 | Mercurius Rusticus: or, the Countries Complaint of the Sacrileges, Prophanations, and Plunderings, Committed by the Schismatiques, on the Cathedral Churches of this Kingdom. |
| MERCURIUS RUSTICUS | 1685? | Mercurius Rusticus: or, the Countries Complaint, &c. |
| MERRILL, L.R. | 1925 | The Life and Poems of Nicholas Grimald. A Dissertation presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of Yale University in Candidacy for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Yale Studies in English, Albert S. Cook, Editor, LXIX. |
| MEYER, W.R. | Various | See CAMBRIDGESHIRE LOCAL HISTORY COUNCIL, 1979; EAST ANGLIAN MAGAZINE, 1981. |
| MEYNELL, Alice | 1919 | SEE Herbert Coleridge WATSON, 1919. |
| M'GHEE, Rev Robert J. | 1837 | The Complete Notes of the Doway Bible and Rhemish Testament. Extracted from the quarto editions of 1816 and 1818, published under the patronage of the Roman Catholic bishops and priests of Ireland, as the authorised interpretation of the Church, and the infallible guide to everlasting life. With a Preface, embodying the facts and documents connected with the publication of both editions; Dr Troy's and Dr Murray's denial of them; the list of subscribers throughout Ireland; the list of certain notes suppressed in some copies of the second edition. With a copious index, referring to all the principles of the Church of Rome worthy of remark in the notes, which appear utterly subversive of the Gospel of Christ and of all Christian charity among men. |
| M'GHEE, Rev Robert J. | 1837 (contd.) | |
| M'GHEE, Rev Robert J. | 1841 | The Nullity of the Government of Queen Victoria in Ireland, or The Pope the Virtual Ruler of the Land. Being an exhibition of the Laws of the Papacy, set up by the Romish bishops to subvert the authority of their lawful sovereign in 1832. By the Rev Robert J. M'Ghee, A.M., minister of Harold's-Cross Church, Dublin. Second Edition, greatly enlarged. |
| M'GHEE, Rev Robert J. | 1846 | An Appeal to the Protestant Church of Ireland, in behalf of their Roman Catholic Countrymen. A Sermon, preached in Harold's Cross Church, Dublin, on Thursday, November 5, 1846. To which is appended a Prefatory Address to the Protestants of the Church of Ireland. By the Rev Robert J. M'Ghee, A.M., Rector of Holywell and Nudingworth [sic], Huntingdonshire. |
| M'GHEE, Rev Robert J. | 1863 | Expository Lectures on the Epistle to the Ephesians. In two volumes. Fourth edition. |
| M'GHEE, Rev Robert J. | Various | Rector of Holywell 1846-72. Appears on some title pages as 'McGHEE", qv. He seems to have been M'GHEE until 1863, McGHEE from 1867. |
| MIALL, James G. | 1837 | The Claims of the Saviour. A Discourse to the Young delivered at the Old Meeting House, St Neot's, January 1, 1837. |
| MIALL, James G. | 1851 | Footsteps of our Forefathers: what they suffered and what they sought. With Thirty-six Engravings. |
| MICAIJAH TOWGOOD | No date | Micaijah Towgood (MS biography, from "The History and Topography of Devonshire"). |
| MICHELL, James | 1833 | Parochial History of Saint Neots, in Cornwall, and an historical sketch of the life and miracles of Saint Neot; together with a description of the stained windows in the parish church, and the Ballad of Tregeagle, or Dosmare Pool. |
| MIDDLE LEVEL COMMISSIONERS | No date | Middle Level Commissioners. "Working to protect life and property from flooding". |
| MIDDLEDITCH, T. | 1827 | Stukely Murder. The Trial at Large of Joshua Slade, for the wilful murder of the Rev Joshua Waterhouse, at Little Stukeley, Huntingdonshire, before the Right Honourable Sir William Alexander, Knight, at the Assizes held at Huntingdon, July 31, 1827. Taken in short-hand by T. Middleditch. |
| MIDDLETON, Paul (Ed.) | 1987 | Whittlesea Mere. A W.E.A. Project. Tutor - Paul Middleton. Contributors - Bernard Chambers, Dennis Clarke, Eric Day, Jayn Gilbert, Margaret Long, Simon Martin, Kathleen Peach, Alan Swift, Lesley Swift. With a Foreword by Edward Storey. |
| MIEGE, Guy | 1702 | The new State of England under our present Sovereign Queen Anne, in three parts . . . with a supplement of the new established officers in Church and State, to September 1702. And a list of the present Parliament. 4th edn. |
| MILL, W.H. | 1850 | Human Policy and Divine Truth. A Sermon preached on Passion Sunday, March 17, 1850, at Great Saint Mary's Church, before the University of Cambridge. By W.H. Mill, DD, MRAS, Regius Professor of Hebrew, and Canon of Ely. |
| MILL, William Hodge | 1850 | SEE ALSO Henry Edward MANNING, Robert Isaac WILBERFORCE & William Hodge MILL, 1850. |
| MILLAIS, J.G. | 1902 | See Lord Granville GORDON, 1902. |
| MILLAR, Samuel H. | 1889 | The Hand-book to the Fenland: being a brief account of all the towns, villages and parishes in the Fen districs; embracing portions of the Counties of Cambridge, Huntingdon, Northampton, Lincoln, Norfolk, and Suffolk. |
| MILLAR, Samuel H. (Transcriber) | 1895. | See ROBERT of Swaffham, 1895, De Gestis Herewardii Saxonis. |
| MILLARD, James H. | [1873] | A Jubilee Memorial of Trinity Church, Huntingdon; being a narrative of the United Church of Baptists & Independents in that town, from its first to its fiftieth year. By J.H. Millard, B.A., pastor of the church. |
| MILLARD, James H. | 1864 | The Living Word: being a short argument for the inspiration of the Bible. A Sermon Preached at the Annual Meeting of the Huntingdonshire Association of Christian Churches, held at Huntingdon, June 1st, 1864. |
| MILLARD, James H. | 1874 | The Spiritual Needs of the County, being the Circular Letter to the Associated Christian Churches of Huntingdonshire. Read at the Annual Meeting, St Neots, June 3, 1874. |
| MILLARD, James H. | 1876-1880 | See COUNTY QUARTERLY, 1876-1880. |
| MILLER, Hugh | 1869 | First impressions of England and its people. Ninth edition. |
| MILLER, Rev John C. | 1850 | With Preface, containing Remarks in reply to the Letter of "Laicus." "Subjection; No, Not For An Hour:" A warning to Protestant Christians, in behalf of the "Truth of the Gospel", as now imperilled by the Romish doctrines and practices of the Tractarian Heresy: Being the substance of A Sermon preached in Saint Martin's church, Birmingham, on Sunday Evening, September 8, 1850, by the Rev John C. Miller, MA Lincoln College, Oxford; Rector of St Martin's. FIFTH EDITION. |
| MILLER, Samuel and SKERTCHLY, Sydney B.J. | 1878 | The Fenland, past and present. |
| MILLER, Samuel H. | 1885 | The Great Fen. [With engravings by R.W. Macbeth ARA] |
| MILLER, Samuel H. | 1889 | The Hand-book to the Fenland: being a brief account of all the towns, villages and parishes in the Fen district; embracing portions of the Counties of Cambridge, Huntingdon, Northampton, Lincoln, Norfolk and Suffolk. |
| MILLER, Samuel H. | 1895 | See ROBERT OF SWAFFHAM, 1895, "De Gestis Herewardii Saxonis". |
| MILLERS, George | 1808 | A Description of the Cathedral Church of Ely; with some account of the Conventual Buildings. Illustrated by engravings. 2nd edition. |
| MILLES, Thomas | 1610 | A Catalogue of the Earles of Huntingdon. Together with their severall Armes, Wives and Issue. |
| MILLS, Peter | No date | See HUNTINGDONSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL, Planning Dept., 1991. |
| MILLS, Rev J. | No date | Christmas Time. Sermons by the Rev J. Mills, Rector of Orton Waterville, Hunts. |
| MILNE, William Watt | 1990 | See CAMBRIDGE FINE ART LTD., 1990. |
| MILTON, John | Various | SEE John NICKOLLS jun., 1743; and Francis PECK, 1740. |
| MINCHIN, George S. | 1932 | Table of Population. |
| MINISTER IN THE COUNTRY | 1741 | A Serious and Friendly Address from a Minister in the Country to his Parishioners. Containing I. General and Particular Applications, tending to revive a just Sense and Practice of Christianity. II. An Attempt to retrieve Family Religion: With plain Forms of Devotion for Families: Improved with Remarks, and other necessary Instructions relating to Prayer. The whole adapted to common Capacities. |
| [WILLIAMS, John, bishop of Lincoln] | 1637 | The Holy Table, Name and Thing, more anciently, properly, and literally used under the New Testament, then that of an Altar: Written long ago by a Minister in Lincolnshire, in answer to D. Coal, a judicious Divine of Q. Maries dayes. |
| MINISTERS OF DEVON | 1648 | The Joint-Testimonie of the Ministers of Devon, whose names are subscribed; with their Reverend Brethren the Ministers of the Province of London, unto the truth of Jesus. With a brief Confutation of the Errors, Heresies, and blasphemies of these times, and the toleration of them. In pursuance of the solemn League, and Covenant of the three Nations. |
| MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES | Various | See AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES, Ministry of. |
| MINISTRY OF INFORMATION | Various | See INFORMATION, Ministry of. |
| MIRROR | [1836] | Huntingdon County Gaol and House of Correction. From a Correspondent. |
| MISSIONS TO SEAMEN | 1893 | Missions to Seamen. A Small Sale of Work, Useful & Ornamental Articles, on behalf of the above Society, will be held in The Parish Room, . . . St Neots, . . . on Wednesday, Dec. 13th, 1893, etc. |
| MISSIONS TO SEAMEN | 1894 (i) | Missions to Seamen. A Sale of Work in aid of the above Society, . . . will be held in The Public Room, St Neots, on Tuesday. Dec. 4th. 1894, etc. |
| MISSIONS TO SEAMEN | 1894 (ii) | Missions to Seamen. Public Room, St Neots, Tuesday, Dec. 4th, 1894. Sale of Needlework, China, Fancy & Useful Articles, etc. |
| MISSIONS TO SEAMEN | 1895 | Missions to Seamen. Sermons on behalf of the above Society will be preached on Sunday, July 14th, 1895, in the Morning in St Neots Church, & in the Evening in Eynesbury Church, etc. |
| MISSIONS TO SEAMEN | 1896 | Missions to Seamen. Sermons on behalf of the above Society will be preached on Sunday, July the 12th, 1896, in the morning in St Neots Church, and in the evening in Eynesbury Church, etc. |
| MISSIONS TO SEAMEN | 1897 | Missions to Seamen. A Sale of Needlework, Useful & Fancy Articles, Toys, China, Confectionery, Plants, Flowers, &c., under the patronage of Mrs Rowley, will be held in the Rectory Ground, Eynesbury, by kind permission of Rev T. Hodgson, on Tuesday, July 13th, 1897. |
| MISSIONS TO SEAMEN | 1899 | Missions to Seamen. On Sunday, July 9th, 1899, Sermons in aid of the above will be preached in St Neots Church, etc. |
| MISSIONS TO SEAMEN | 1900 | Missions to Seamen. The Annual Sermons will be preached on Sunday, July the 18th, 1900, by the Rev J. Johnstone Walker, in St Neots Church in the morning, and in Eynesbury Church in the afternoon and evening, etc. |
| MITCHELL, Vic & MOTT, Allan | 2003 | Eastern Main Lines. Hitchin to Peterborough including the Ramsey North branch. |
| MITCHELL, Vic; SMITH, Keith; AWDREY, Christopher; and MOTT, Allan | 1991 | Branch Lines Around Huntingdon, Kettering to Cambridge. |
| MITCHELL, Vic; SMITH, Keith; AWDREY, Christopher; and MOTT, Allan | 1993 | Branch Lines Around March from Ely, St Ives, Ramsey, Peterborough, Murrow and Wisbech. |
| MOB IN THE PIT | 1773 | A Mob in the pit: or, Lines addressed to the D-ch-ss of A---ll. Second edition. |
| MOBERLY, George. | 1850 | All Saints, Kings, and Priests. Two Sermons, Preached in the Chapel of Winchester College, on All Saints' Day, and the fifth of November, 1850. By George Moberly, DCL Head Master of the College. |
| MODERATE REPLY | 1646 | A Moderate Reply to the Citie-Remonstrance; presented to the High Court of Parliament the 26 of May, 1646. Containing severall Reasons why many well affected Citizens cannot assent thereunto. |
| MODERN PLUTARCH | [1811] | The Modern Plutarch. The Life of that eminent General and Statesman Oliver Cromwell. |
| MODERN UNIVERSAL BRITISH TRAVELLER | [1779] | Huntingdonshire. |
| MOGG, Edward | 1847 | Mogg's Eastern Counties Railway, Northern and Eastern, Eastern Union, East Anglian, and Cambridge, and Norfolk Railway Guide; with The Hertford Branch of the Northern and Eastern, The Branches from Bentley to Hadleigh, Cambridge to St Ives and Huntingdon, and Lynn to Swaffham; Accompanied by a Map of the Counties of Middlesex, Hertford, Essex, Bedford, Cambridge, Suffolk, and Norfolk, with portions of the adjoining ones; showing the whole of the railways between London and Lincoln. |
| MOGG, Edward (Ed.) | 1829 | Paterson's Roads; being an entirely original and accurate description of all the direct and principal cross roads in England and Wales, with part of the roads of Scotland. The Eighteenth Edition. To which are added Topographical Sketches of the several Cities, Market Towns, and remarkable Villages; and Descriptive Accounts of the Principal Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, the Antiquities, Natural Curiosities, and other Remarkable Objects throughout the Kingdom: the whole remodelled, augmented and improved, by the addition of numerous new roads and new admeasurements, and arranged upon a plan at once novel, clear, and intelligible, is deduced from the latest and best Authorities: including a table of the heights of mountains from the grand trigonometrical survey of the Kingdom; also a table of the population, from the census of 1821; to which us annexed the arrival and departure of the Mail, together with the rates of postage; and an entirely new set of maps. |
| MOGG, Edward (Ed.) | 1829 (contd.) | |
| MOLESWORTH PARISH CHURCH | Various | See ST PETER'S CHURCH MOLESWORTH. |
| MONK, A. and Co. Ltd. | 1980 | St Ives Bypass, January 1979-October 1980. |
| MONK, Cuthbert, M.A. | 1886 | Netley Abbey, a Descriptive and Historical Sketch of the Cistercian Monastery of Netley. |
| MONK, Cuthbert, M.A. | 1887 | Churches in and around Southampton, Historical and Descriptive Sketches, Revised and Reprinted from the "Hampshire Advertiser", Complete Series of Sixteen Churches. |
| MONOD, Adolphe | 1850 | The Way of Patience Better than that of Secession. Translated from the French, of Adolphe Monod, Suffragan Pastor of the Reformed Church in Paris. |
| MONRO, Rev Edward | 1850 (i) | A Few Words on the spirit in which men are meeting the present crisis in the Church. A Letter to Roundell Palmer, Esq. QC, MP. By the Rev Edward Monro, MA Incumbent of Harrow Weald, Middlesex. |
| MONRO, Rev Edward | 1850 (ii) | Reasons For Feeling Secure in the Church of England. A letter to a friend, in answer to doubts expressed in reference to the claims of the Church of Rome. By the Rev Edward Monro, MA Incumbent of Harrow Weald, Middlesex. |
| MONTAGU v BEAULIEU | 1767-75 | House of Lords. Appeal from the High Court of Chancery. The Most Noble George Duke of Montagu, and Mary Dutchess of Montagu . . . Appellants. The Right Honourable Edward Lord Beaulieu, and Isabella Lady Beaulieu . . . Respondents. The Appellants Case, The Respondents Case, Cross Appeal The Case of the Appellants, Cross Appeal The Case of the Respondents [all 1767]; The Appellants Case, The Case of Lord and Lady Beaulieu, Cross Appeal The Respondents Case, Cross Appeal Appendix to the Respondents Case [all 1775]. |
| MONTAGU v BEAULIEU | 1767-75 (contd.) | |
| MONTAGU, Adml. Hon. Victor A. | 1910 | Reminiscences of Admiral Montagu. |
| MONTAGU, Alberta, Countess of Sandwich | 1930 | Wife of the Ninth Earl: see John DRINKWATER, 1930. |
| MONTAGU, Alexander George Francis Drogo, 10th Duke of Manchester | (1902-77) | See KIMBOLTON CASTLE, 1949. |
| MONTAGU, Basil | 1811 | The Opinions of Different Authors upon the Punishment of Death, selected by Basil Montagu, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn. Vol. II. |
| MONTAGU, Basil | 1825-34 | "The Works of Francis Bacon, Lord Chancellor of England. A new edition. 16 vols.": for a review of this work by Lord Macaulay, see Thomas Babington MACAULAY, 1877. |
| MONTAGU, Basil | 1827 (i) | Some Observations upon the Act for consolidating the Bankrupt Laws. |
| MONTAGU, Basil | 1827 (ii) | Reform. |
| MONTAGU, Basil (Ed.) | 1832 | Thoughts of Divines and Philosophers. |
| MONTAGU, Basil (Ed.) | 1839 | Selections from the Works of Taylor, Latimer, Hall, Milton, Barrow, South, Brown, Fuller and Bacon. Fifth edition. |
| MONTAGU, Basil (Ed.) | 1852 | See Francis BACON, Lord Verulam, 1852. |
| MONTAGU, Edward George Henry, 8th Earl of Sandwich | 1909 | Presentation to the Earl of Sandwich. |
| MONTAGU, Edward George Henry, 8th Earl of Sandwich | 1910 | Hinchingbrooke. |
| MONTAGU, Edward George Henry, 8th Earl of Sandwich | 1915 (i) | My Experiences in Spiritual Healing. |
| MONTAGU, Edward George Henry, 8th Earl of Sandwich | 1915 (ii) | (A letter on spiritual healing). |
| MONTAGU, Edward George Henry, 8th Earl of Sandwich | 1919 | Memoirs of Edward Earl of Sandwich 1839-1916. Edited by Mrs Steuart Erskine. With portraits and illustrations. |
| MONTAGU, Edward George Henry, Viscount Hinchingbrooke | 1879 | Diary in Ceylon and India, 1878-9. By Viscount Hinchingbrooke. For Private Circulation only. |
| MONTAGU, Edward Wortley | 1778 | Reflections on the Rise and Fall of the Ancient Republicks, adapted to the present state of Great Britain. The Fourth Edition. |
| MONTAGU, Edward, 1st Earl of Sandwich. | (1625-72) | See [COLLINS PEERAGE], No date; Francisco DE LOS SANTOS, 1671; Sir Gilbert TALBOT, 1826; UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE, 1771. All these are in VARIOUS: "Pamphlets Relative to the Earl of Sandwich". |
| MONTAGU, Edward, 2nd Earl of Manchester | 1644 | A Catalogue of remarkable mercies conferred upon the seven Associated Counties, viz. Cambridge, Essex, Hartford, Huntingdon, Norfolk, Suffolk, and Lincoln. Printed by the command of the Right Honourable Edward, Earl of Manchester, the Major Generall thereof, and the Committee now residing in Cambridge: And appointed to be published in the severall Parish-Churches of the aforenamed Counties, upon the fourteenth of April, that Almighty God may by solemne Thanksgiving, have the glorie due unto his Name. Hereunto is annexed an Order for the more solemne keeping of the Publick Fast. |
| MONTAGU, Edward, 2nd Earl of Manchester | 1647 | Reasons Delivered By the Right Honourable the Earle of Manchester: for Nulling the forc'd Votes, And against the high and visible insolencies of those that forced the Houses. With a Declaration of The House of Peeres acquitting themselves and Other papers delivered at a Conference of both Houses, on Wednesday, August 18. 1647. Also An Ordinance of both Houses of Parliament, appointing a secret Committee for the sending for, and examining of Parties and Witnesses. |
| MONTAGU, Edward, 2nd Earl of Manchester | 1648 | See LETTER TO THE EARL OF MANCHESTER, 1648 |
| MONTAGU, Edward, 2nd Earl of Manchester | 1659 | See Simeon ASHE, 1659. |
| MONTAGU, Edward, 2nd Earl of Manchester | 1660 | The Earl of Manchesters Speech to His Maiesty, In the Name of the Peers, At His Arrival at White-Hall, The 29th of May, 1660. With His Maiestie's Gracious Answer Thereunto. |
| MONTAGU, Edward, 2nd Earl of Manchester | 1664 | The Speech Of the Right Honorable Edward Earl of Manchester, Lord Chamberlaine of His Majestie's Houshold, Delivered at the Guild-hall London, on Thursday, being the First day of Dec. 1664, at a Common Hall there held. |
| MONTAGU, Edward, 2nd Earl of Manchester, & PYM, John | 1642 | Two Speeches Delivered by the Earl of Manchester, and Mr Io: Pym, Esquire, in Guild-Hall On Friday the 25. of Nov. 1642. Concerning a present Supply of Money for the Army, and Propositions for easing the City for the time to come: And laying the burthen on the Neutrallists and Malignants throughout the Kingdom. |
| MONTAGU, Edward, 2nd Earl of Manchester; & PYM, John | 1643 | Two speeches spoken by The Earle of Manchester, and Io: Pym Esq; as a Reply to His Majesties Answer to the City of Londons Petition, Sent from His Majestie By Captaine Hearn. And read at a Common-Hall, on Fryday the 13th of Ianuary, 1642. Also, a true Narration of the passages of that day. Printed for the good of the Common-wealth. |
| MONTAGU, Edward, 2nd Earl of Manchester; & PYM, John | 1643 (contd.) | |
| MONTAGU, Edward, 2nd Earl of Manchester; PYM, John; & MARTIN, Col. Henry | 1643 | Three Speeches Delivered at a Common-Hall, on Saturday the 28 of July, 1643. At the reading of a Proclamation from the King: Viz. I. By Edward Earl of Manchester, concerning the Tower of London. II. By John Pym Esq., by way of Observation upon the said Proclamation. III. By Henry Martin Colonell, concerning Sir William Waller, and what course is now to be taken. With a true copy of the Proclamation aforesaid. Also, the Deposition of Mr Mayo, taken at Bridges in Flanders, July 20. 1643. concerning Contributions there made for the Assistance of the Papists in England. |
| MONTAGU, Edward, 2nd Earl of Manchester; PYM, John; & MARTIN, Col. Henry | 1643 (contd.) | |
| MONTAGU, Edward, Lord Kimbolton | 1642 | A Judicious Speech made By the Right Honourable the Lord Kimbolton, in Parliament, Ianuary 3. 1641. Concerning the Articles of high Treason exhibited against his Lordship, Sir Arthur Haslerig, M. Pym, M. Stroud, M. Hollis, and M. Hampden, by His Majesty. Declaring 1. The cause of their Accusation. 2. The Authors that procured it . 3. The effects likely to follow upon the same. |
| MONTAGU, Edward, Lord Kimbolton | 1642 (contd.) | |
| MONTAGU, Elizabeth | 1906 | See Emily J. CLIMENSON, 1906. |
| MONTAGU, Essex, Countess of Manchester | 1659 | The 2nd Earl of Manchester's third wife, died 1658; for her funeral sermon, see Simeon ASHE, 1659. See the Peerage for futher details, including the fact that she insisted on being absolved by a "Cavalier Minister". |
| MONTAGU, George | 1818 | See Hon. Horace WALPOLE, 1818. |
| MONTAGU, George | 1905 | (Presentation Appeal). |
| MONTAGU, George Charles, 9th Earl of Sandwich | 1924 (i) | Windows. |
| MONTAGU, George Charles, 9th Earl of Sandwich | 1924 (ii) | Expectancy. (A poem). |
| MONTAGU, George Charles, 9th Earl of Sandwich | 1925 | The Bridle-Way. |
| MONTAGU, George Charles, 9th Earl of Sandwich | 1927 | Catalogue of pictures by old masters, the property of the Right Hon. the Earl of Sandwich, removed from Hinchingbrooke, Huntingdon. . . . which will be sold by auction by Messrs. Christies, Manson and Woods at their Great Rooms, 8 King Street, St James's Square, London on Friday, March 4, 1927 . . . |
| MONTAGU, George Charles, 9th Earl of Sandwich | 1928 | See W.V. GARRARD, 1928. |
| MONTAGU, George Charles, 9th Earl of Sandwich | 1936 | See WHO'S WHO IN THE COUNTIES SERIES, 1936. |
| MONTAGU, George, 6th Duke of Manchester | 1828 | SEE John CARY, 1828, "Cary's New Itinerary". |
| MONTAGU, George, 6th Duke of Manchester | 1847 | The Finished Mystery. To which is added an examination of Mr Brown on the Second Advent. By George Duke of Manchester. |
| MONTAGU, Henry, 1st Earl of Manchester | 1633 | Manchester al Mondo. Contemplatio Mortis, & Immortalitatis. The former Papers not intended to the Presse, Have pressed the publishing of these. |
| MONTAGU, Henry, 1st Earl of Manchester | 1641 | SEE Walter MONTAGU, 1641, "The Coppy of a Letter sent from France". |
| MONTAGU, Henry, 1st Earl of Manchester | 1667 | Manchester Al Mondo. Contemplatio Mortis, et Immortalitatis. A Contemplation of Death and Immortality. With some addition concerning the late dreadful Fire in the City of London. |
| MONTAGU, Henry, 1st Earl of Manchester | 1906 | Death and Immortality. By Henry Montagu Earl of Manchester. With an Introduction by Elizabeth Waterhouse, editor of "A Little Book of Life and Death". |
| MONTAGU, John, 4th Earl of Sandwich | 1779 | The Speech of the Earl of Sandwich, in the House of Lords. On Friday, the 14th Day of May, 1779, being the fourteenth day of the sitting of the Committee of Enquiry into the Management of Greenwich Hospital. |
| MONTAGU, John, 4th Earl of Sandwich | 1799 | A Voyage performed by the Late Earl of Sandwich round the Mediterranean in the Years 1738 and 1739. Written by himself. Embellished with a portrait of his Lordship, and illustrated with several engravings of antient buildings and inscriptions, with a chart of his course. To which are prefixed, Memoirs of the Noble Author's Life, by John Cooke, MA, Chaplain to His Lordship, and one of the Chaplains of Greenwich Hospital. |
| MONTAGU, John, 4th Earl of Sandwich. | (1718-92) | Dedication to: see Mark NOBLE, 1787. See also pamphlets in VARIOUS: "Pamphlets Relative to the Earl of Sandwich". |
| MONTAGU, Lady Mary Wortley | 1908 | SEE Arthur R. ROPES, 1908. |
| MONTAGU, Lord Robert | 1864 | The Four Experiments in Church and State and the Conflicts of Churches. |
| MONTAGU, Lord Robert | 1868 | Speech of the Right Hon Lord Robert Montagu, MP, on the Metropolitan Foreign Cattle Market Bill. 26th June, 1868. |
| MONTAGU, Rear-Adml Hon. Victor Alexander | 1898 | A Middy's Recollections 1853-60. |
| MONTAGU, Robert, 3rd Earl of Manchester | 1678 | Dedication to: see Thomas TENISON, 1678. |
| MONTAGU, Rt. Hon. Lord Robert | 1886 | Recent Events and a Clue to their Solution. |
| MONTAGU, Rt. Hon. Lord Robert | 1887 | The Sower and the Virgin. |
| MONTAGU, Victor | 1979 | SEE W. Mary STUART, 1979. |
| MONTAGU, Walter | 1641 | The Coppy of a Letter Sent from France by Mr Walter Mountagu to his Father the Lord Privie Seale, with his answere thereunto. Also a second answere to the same Letter by the Lord Faukland. |
| MONTAGU, William Angus Drogo, 9th Duke of Manchester | 1932 | My Candid Recollections. |
| MONTAGU, William Drogo, 7th Duke of Manchester | 1864 | Court and Society from Elizabeth to Anne. Edited from the papers at Kimbolton by the Duke of Manchester. In two volumes. |
| MONTAGU, William Drogo, 7th Duke of Manchester | 1871 | A Leter to H.S.H. Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar from a Spectator of part of the Campaign of 1870. |
| MONTGOMERIE, D.H. | 1912 | SEE Ella S. ARMITAGE, 1912. |
| MONTHLY REPOSITORY | 1808 | Mr Nicholson's Account of an Attack on the Person of a Reputed Witch. |
| MONUMENTAL BRASS SOCIETY | 1898 (i) | Transactions of the Monumental Brass Society, vol. iii part 3 no. xxi. (April 1898); containing the first part of a paper by Herbert W. Macklin, The Brasses of Huntingdonshire. |
| MONUMENTAL BRASS SOCIETY | 1898 (ii) | Transactions of the Monumental Brass Society, vol. iii part 4 no. xxii (October 1898); containing the second part of a paper by Herbert W. Macklin, The Brasses of Huntingdonshire. |
| MOONSHINE | 1879 | SEE Rev John DE KEWER WILLIAMS, 1883. |
| MOORE, Edward | 1861 | SEE Edward TROLLOPE, 1861. |
| MOORE, Ellen Wedemeyer | 1970 | See under her maiden name, Ellen WEDEMEYER. |
| MOORE, F. Frankfort | 1913 | The Rescue of Martha. |
| MOORE, Francis | 1831 | Vex stellarum; or, a loyal almanack for the year of human redemption 1831, being the third after bissextile; and the second of the reign of his present Majesty: containing amongst a great variety of useful matter the rising and setting of the sun and moon . . . and a useful chronology of events . . . |
| MOORE, Margaret F. | 1915 | The Lands of the Scottish kings in England. The Honour of Huntingdon, the Liberty of Tyndale and the Honour of Penrith, introduction by P. Hulme Brown. |
| MOORE, Sir Jonas | 1685 | A History or narrative of the Great Level of the Fenns, called Bedford Level, with a large map of the said level, as drained, surveyed and described by Sir Jonas Moore, Knight, His late Majesties Surveyor-General of his Ordnance. [Added at the end are some anonymous verses, "A True and Natural Description of the Great Level of the Fenns". Followed by numerous blank pages with MS entries, most of which seem to be tables of the areas of, and taxes payable on, various "lots" of the Great Level.] |
| MOORHOUSE, E. Hallam | 1909 | Samuel Pepys, administrator, observer, gossip. With twenty-four portraits and other illustrations. |
| MOORSOM, J.R. | 1887-1889 | Sir, I propose holding a Meeting of the Clergy and Laity of the St Neots Rural Deanery, on Tuesday, April 19th [1887] / Tuesday, April 9th [1889] / Tuesday, April 10th [1888]. |
| MORAL RE-ARMAMENT | No date | Battle Together for Britain. |
| MORE, Mrs Hannah. | Various | Memoirs of: see William ROBERTS, 1835. Dedication to: see James PLUMPTRE, 1818. |
| MORELL, John Daniel | 1891 | SEE Robert M. THEOBALD, 1891. |
| MORELL, Mrs | 1824 | Funeral sermon - see Robert HALLEY, 1824. |
| MORELL, Thomas | 1813 | Studies in History; containing the History of Greece, from its earliest period to its final subjugation by the Romans; in a series of essays, accompanied with reflections, references to original authorities, and historical exercises for youth. Vol. I. |
| MORELL, Thomas | 1815 | Studies in History; containing the History of Rome, from its earliest records to the death of Constantine; in a series of essays, accompanied with reflections, references to original authorities, and historical questions. Vol. II. |
| MORELL, Thomas | 1817 | The Death of Princes improved. A Discourse occasioned by the lamented death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales: and delivered on Lord's Day afternoon, Nov. 9, 1817, at the Independent Meeting-House, St Neots. |
| MORELL, Thomas | 1818 | Studies in History; containing the History of England, from its earliest records to the death of Elizabeth: in a series of essays, accompanied with reflections, references to original authorities, and historical questions. Vol. III. TWO COPIES. |
| MORELL, Thomas | 1820 (i) | Britain's Divine Monitor. A Sermon occasioned by the lamented death of His Late Majesty, King George the Third; and also of His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent: and delivered on February 16, 1820, at the Independent Meeting-House, St Neots. |
| MORELL, Thomas | 1820 (ii) | Studies in History; containing the History of England, from the accession of James I to the death of George III: in a series of essays accompanied with reflections, references to original authorities, and historical questions. Vol. IV. TWO COPIES. |
| MORELL, Thomas | 1821 | Parental and Pastoral Anticipations. A Sermon to the Young, preached on Lord's day evening, January 7, 1821, in the Independent Meeting House, St Neots. By the Rev T. Morell. |
| MORELL, Thomas | 1827 | Elements of the History of Philosophy and Science, from the Earliest Authentic Records to the Commencement of the Eighteenth Century. |
| MORLEY, C. | 1904 | Zoology: Insects - Hymenoptera. |
| MORLEY, Henry | 1898 | SEE Sir Walter SCOTT, 1898. |
| MORLEY, John | 1899 | Oliver Cromwell. (Part 1) |
| MORLEY, John | 1901 | Oliver Cromwell. Fully illustrated with carefully authenticated portraits in public and private galleries, and with reproductions of contemporaneous prints in the British Museum and the University of Oxford. |
| MORLING, Josiah | 1881 | A Torch from a Broken Pitcher. To my Christian Friends, meeting for Divine Worship in New Street Baptist Chapel, St Neots. |
| MORNING HERALD | 1836 | The Punishment of Death. A selection of articles from the Morning Herald, with notes. [Volume one]. |
| MORRIS, A.F. | No date | Straw Marquetry: its Genealogy and Systems. |
| MORRIS, Christine | 1993 | SEE Jackie DANIELS and Christine MORRIS, 1993. |
| MORRIS, John | 1975 | See DOMESDAY BOOK, 1975. |
| MORRIS, Rev D. | No date (i) | Collins' County Geographies. Geography of Huntingdonshire. Adapted to the New Code. By Rev D. Morris BA, The College, Liverpool. With Coloured Map and Illustrations. |
| MORRIS, Rev D. | No date (ii) | Geography of the County of Cambridge. Adapted to the New Code. |
| MORRIS, WALTON & CO. | 1884 | [Details of limited edition prints of a portrait of the Earl of Sandwich] |
| MORRIS, WALTON & CO. | 1885 | [Details of limited edition prints of a portrait of the Duke of Manchester] |
| MORSHEAD, O.F. | 1928 | The Colleges of Oxford and Cambridge: Magdelene College, Cambridge. II - The Pepys Library. |
| MORTON, K.J. | 1904 | Zoology: Insects - Neuroptera. |
| MOSS, James | [1847] | See Rev F.W. FABER and James MOSS, [1847]. |
| MOSS-BLUNDELL, C.B. | 1912 (i) | Annual report of the County Medical Officer upon the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon, for the year 1911, compiled from the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| MOSS-BLUNDELL, C.B. | 1912 (ii) | Huntingdonshire County Council. Annual Report of the School Medical Officer to the Education Committee for the Year 1911. |
| MOSS-BLUNDELL, C.B. | 1913 (i) | Annual report of the County Medical Officer upon the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon for the year 1912, including a summary of the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| MOSS-BLUNDELL, C.B. | 1913 (ii) | Huntingdonshire County Council. Annual Report of the School Medical Officer to the Education Committee for the Year 1912. |
| MOSS-BLUNDELL, C.B. | 1913 (iii) | First Annual Report on the Administration of Sanatorium Benefits in the County of Huntingdon, for the years 1912-13. |
| MOSS-BLUNDELL, C.B. | 1914 | Annual report of the County Medical Officer upun the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon for the year 1913, including a summary of the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| MOSS-BLUNDELL, C.B. | 1915 (i) | Annual report of the County Medical Officer upon the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon for the year 1914, including a summary of the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| MOSS-BLUNDELL, C.B. | 1915 (ii) | Huntingdonshire County Council. Annual Report of the School Medical Officer to the Education Committee for the Year 1914. |
| MOSTYN, H.W. | 1885 | See F.J. HOWSON et al, 1885. |
| MOTHERS' UNION | [1906] | The Mothers' Union Festival will be held at St Neots, on Wednesday, July 25th. |
| MOTHERS' UNION | 1908 (i) | The Mothers' Union Festival will be held at Hartford, on Tuesday, July 21st, 1908. |
| MOTHERS' UNION | 1908 (ii) | 1908. The Mothers' Union, Ely Diocese. A Conference of M.U. Workers will be held at the Abbot Ansels Institute, Bury St Edmunds, on Tuesday, Nov. 10th, at 2.30 p.m. |
| MOTT, Allan | Various | SEE Vic MITCHELL, Keith SMITH, Christopher AWDREY and Allan MOTT, 1991 and 1993. |
| MOTT, Thomas | 1813 | The Stranger's Visit, with other minor poems. (Dedicated to John Hammond of Fenstanton). |
| MOTT, Thomas | 1822 | The Sacred Period: a poetically embellished description of the most prominent and pathetic events that occurred from the Nativity of our Saviour to his Ascension, as recorded by the Evangelists: illustrated with copious theological and historical notes, and principally intended for the instruction of the juvenile classes of society. |
| MOTT, Thomas (Ed.) | 1822 | SEE Edward IND, 1822. |
| MOTTEUX, P. | No date | See ATHENIAN SOCIETY, No date. |
| MOTTLEY, John | 1721 | Antiochus: A Tragedy, As it is Acted at The Theatre in Lincolns-Inn Fields. |
| MOULE | 1837 | English counties. Huntingdonshire - Norfolk circuit. |
| MOUNTAIN, J.H. Brooke | 1822 | An Apology for the Pastoral System of the Clergy: a Sermon, preached at the visitation of the Venerable the Archdeacon of Huntingdon, May 6, 1822, and published by his command. By J.H. Brooke Mountain, A.M. Rector of Puttenham, and Vicar of Hemel Hempstead, Herts, and Prebendary of Lincoln. |
| MOURNING RING | 1692 | A Mourning-Ring, In Memory of your Departed Friend, Containing: The House of Weeping. The Sick Man's Passing Bell. Death-Bed-Thoughts. The Fatal Moment. The Treatment of the Dead, in order to their Burial. The Funeral Solemnity. A Conference between the Mourners. The History of those that have died suddainly, &c. Observations on the Bills of Mortality. A walk among the Tombs. The Pilgrim's Guide from his Cradle to his Grave. The Author's Tears, or Meditations on his own Sickness, Death and Funeral, &c. The Second Edition. Recommended as proper to be given at Funerals. |
| MOURNING RING | 1692 (contd.) | |
| MOXHAM, W. | 1891 | An Address by Mr W. Moxham, of London, delivered at the Baptist Chapel, New Street, St Neots, on Sunday Afternoon, April 26th, 1891, at the Children's Service in connection with the Sunday School Aniversary. |
| MRS BRITANNIA'S DEFENCE | (1871) | Mrs Britannia's Defence of Johnny's Conduct at Dame Europa's School. |
| MRS BRITTON'S LETTER | 1871 | Mrs Britton's Letter Touching the Europa Problem, by the author of "A Fairy Tale for the Nineteenth Century". |
| MRS MALAPROP'S MILITARY ADVICE | 1871 | Mrs Malaprop's Military Advice to the British People, suggested by hearing the Queen's speech. To which is appended a national ballad. |
| MUNDAY, Anthony | 1913 (i) | The Death of Robert Earle of Huntingdon. Otherwise called Robin Hood of merrie Sherwodde: with the lamentable Tragedie of chaste Matilda, his fair maid Marian, poysoned at Dunmowe by King John. Acted by the Right Honourable, the Earle of Notingham, Lord high Admirall of England, his servants. |
| MUNDAY, Anthony | 1913 (ii) | The Downfall of Robert Earl of Huntingdon, afterwards called Robin Hood of merrie Sherwodde: with his loue to chaste Matilda, the Lord Fiztwaters daughter, afterwards his faire Maide Marian. Acted by the Right Honourable, the Earle of Notingham, Lord high Admirall of England, his servants. |
| MUNICIPAL CORPORATION BOUNDARIES COMMISSIONERS | 1835-7 | Godmanchester. Report upon the Proposed Municipal Boundary of the Borough of Godmanchester. |
| MURCHISON, Kenneth | 1941 | Letters to my Grandsons. |
| MURCHISON, Kenneth | 1942 | The Dawn of Motoring. |
| MURCHISON, Sir Kenneth | 1940 (i) | Family Notes and Reminiscences. |
| MURCHISON, Sir Kenneth | 1940 (ii) | The Farmers Club 1795. A short account of its origin and proceedings by Kenneth Murchison (Honorary Secretary of the Club, 1929). |
| MURDOCH, May | No date | Huntingdonshire Witches. |
| MURRAY, Alex (Ed.) | No date | SEE Samuel PEPYS, No date. |
| MURRAY, Gilbert | 1868 | On the farming of Huntingdon. Prize essay. (With a note on the geology of Huntingdonshire). |
| MURRAY, John | 1719 | SEE Thomas SPROTT, 1719. |
| MURRAY, Jon | 1999 | Hertfordshire Archaeological Trust Report No. 541. Cardinal Distribution Park, Godmanchester, Cambridgeshire. An Archaeological Excavation Interim Site Narrative. |
| MURRAY, Jon | No date | SEE David FELL, Tom McDONALD, Jon MURRAY & Mike TREVARTHEN, No date. |
| MURRAY, Rev R.H. | 1932 | Political History to 1660 (with William PAGE). |
| MURRAY, Robert H. | 1912 | Cromwell at Drogheda, a reply to Mr J.B. Williams. |
| MURRAY'S HAND-BOOK | 1895 | See HANDBOOK FOR HERTFORDSHIRE, BEDFORDSHIRE AND HUNTINGDONSHIRE, 1895. |
| MURRAYS' PEOPLES CLASSICS SERIES | No date | SEE Samuel PEPYS, No date. |
| MURRELL, George | 1834 (i) | A Word for Baptism and the Baptists, Or An Attempted Defence of Immersion, in reply to Mr Melsam, a Methodist Minister. |
| MURRELL, George | 1834 (ii) | Self defence, in a letter to Mr Melson, a Methodist Minister. |
| MURRELL, George | 1847 | A Funeral Sermon, by the Rev George Murrell. Preached in Salem Chapel, Meards Court, Soho Square, on Sunday Morning, October 24, 1847. On the Death of the Rev John Stevens. |
| MURRELL, George | Various | See DAVID, 1859; EARTHEN VESSEL, 1860; JUBILEE AT ST NEOTS, 1860. |
| MUSSON, John A.W. | 1968 | The Red House, 10 Market Hill, Saint Ives, Huntingdonshire. |
| MYERS, Frederic | 1835 | An Ordination Sermon preached at Buckden September 20 MDCCCXXXV by Frederic Myers, Curate of Ancaster in Lincolnshire. |
| MYSTERY OF THE GOOD OLD CAUSE | 1660 | The Mystery of the Good Old Cause Briefly unfolded. In a Catalogue of such Members of the late Long Parliament, that held Offices both Civil and Military, contrary to the Self-denying Ordinance hereunto annexed. Together with The Summes of Money and Lands which they divided among themselves during their sitting, (at least such as was dispos'd of publickly.) Also A List of such Aldermen and Common-Council-men as made profit by the continuance of the War, Excise, Taxes, and oppressive Proceedings of that Parliament. |
| NAISH, Ebenezer John | 1874 | Herbert Maxfield and other poems. By Ebenezer John Naish, Hemingford Abbots. |
| NAISH, Ebenezer John | 1889 | Autumn Leaves. A Poem. |
| NAISH, Ebenezer John | No date | Spring Buds. |
| NALSON, John | 1682-3 | An Impartial Collection of the Great Affairs of State, from the beginning of the Scotch Rebellion in the year 1639 to the murther of King Charles I. Wherein The first Occasions, and the whole series of the late troubles in England, Scotland & Ireland, are faithfully Represented. Taken from Authentick Records, and Methodically Digested. Published by His Majesties Special Command. [2 vols.] |
| NARRATIVE OF THE MURDER | 1827 | Narrative of the Murder of the late Rev J. Waterhouse; with a full report of the Trial, Confession, and Execution of the murderer; and a Biography and anecdotes of Mr Waterhouse and of Slade. Embellished with a View of the Rectory House and Church, Ground Plan of the Premises, and a Portrait of Slade. |
| NARROW ESCAPE | No date (i) | No. 525. A Narrow Escape from the Punishment of Death; or the Case of John Taylor and John Burton who were left for Execution at Huntingdon. |
| NARROW ESCAPE | No date (ii) | Narrow Escape from the Punishment of Death; or The case of John Taylor and John Burton, who were left for execution at Huntingdon. |
| NATIONAL ROLL OF THE GREAT WAR | No date | The National Roll of the Great War, 1914-1918. Section XII. Bedford and Northampton. |
| NATIONAL SAVINGS MOVEMENT | 1942 | Huntingdonshire Warship Week. Saturday, March 14th to Saturday, March 21st 1942. |
| NATIONAL SERVICE LEAGUE | 1913 | SEE Major E.G. CURTIS, 1913. |
| NATIONAL SKATING ASSOCIATION | 1881 | Official hand-book of the National Skating Association. List of officials. Codes of rules . . . Fen skating. Figure skating. |
| NATIONAL UNITED ORDER OF FREE GARDENERS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY | 1906 | Rules of the Juvenile Branch of the Do As You Would Be Done By Lodge, No. 862 Bedford District of the National United Order of Free Gardeners' Friendly Society, held at the National Schools, Huntingdon Street, in the Parish of St Neots, in the County of Huntingdon. |
| NAYLOR, M.J. | 1795 | The Inanity and Mischief of Vulgar Superstitions. Four Sermons, preached at All-Saint's Church, Huntingdon, on the 25th Day of March, in the Years 1792, 1793, 1794, 1795. To which is added some account of the Witches of Warboys. |
| NAYLOR, Rev M.J. | 1809 | A Sermon preached at the Parish Church of St Andrew, Whittlesea, on Thursday, July 13, previous to the consecration of St Andrew's Lodge of Moral Reformation. To which are added, the order of the service, and the substance of the prayer used at the consecration. |
| NEAL, Daniel | 1732 | The History of the Puritans or the Protestant Non-Conformists, from the Reformation to the death of Queen Elizabeth; with an account of their principles; their attempts for a further Reformation in the Church; their sufferings; and the lives and characters of their principal Divines. (Vol. I.) Second edition. |
| NEAL, Daniel | 1733 | The History of the Puritans or Protestant Non-Conformists, from the death of Queen Elizabeth to the beginning of the Civil War in the year 1642. With an account of their principles; their attempts for a further Reformation in the Church; their sufferings; and the lives and characters of their principal Divines. Vol. II. |
| NEAL, Daniel | 1736 | The History of the Puritans or Protestant Non-Conformists, from the beginning of the Civil War in the year 1642 to the death of King Charles I 1648. With an account of their principles; their attempts for a further Reformation in the Church; their sufferings; and the lives and characters of their principal Divines. Vol.III. |
| NEALE, Rev J.M. | 1850 (i) | A Letter to Archdeacon Hare with respect to his Pamphlets on the Gorham Question. By the Rev J.M. Neale, MA, Warden of Sackville College, East Grinsted. |
| NEALE, Rev J.M. | 1850 (ii) | A Few Words of Hope on the Present Crisis of the English church. By the Rev J.M. Neale, MA, Warden of Sackville College, East Grinsted. |
| NEAT, James | 1890 | An Unexpected Christmas box. A domestic story, showing how little acts of kindness were rewarded. |
| NEEDLECRAFT MONTHLY MAGAZINE | 1907 | Notable Needleworkers. - No. 3. Lady de Ramsey. |
| NEILSON, N. | 1897 | Boon-services on the Estates of Ramsey Abbey. |
| NEILSON, N. | 1910 | Customary Rents. |
| NEILSON, Nellie | 1899 | Economic Conditions on the Manors of Ramsey Abbey. A Dissertation presented to the faculty of Bryn Mawr College for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. |
| NELSON, Philip, MD FSA | 1916 | Some Heraldic Wood-Carvings. |
| NELSON, Philip, MD FSA | 1917 | A Purbeck Marble Effigy of an Abbot of Ramsey, reprinted from The Archaeological Journal, vol. 74 nos. 293-6, 2nd Series, vol.24, nos. 1-4, pp. 132-135. |
| NEUSTETTER, Erasmo | 1563 | Ovid II METAM. LIB. |
| NEVETT, Paul | 1999 | Marking the Tercentenary. A study of the late Victorian celebration of the three hundredth anniversary of Cromwell's birth |
| NEVILLE, Richard, 3rd Baron Braybrooke | Various | SEE Samuel PEPYS, 1825, 1893-96, 1899, 1906. |
| NEW FARMERS' JOURNAL | 1843 | More League Lies!!! |
| NEW LONDON MAGAZINE | No date | The Life of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of England, &c, &c. With a curious Head, finely engraved by Grainger. |
| NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE | 1827 | The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal. 1827. Part II. Original Papers. |
| NEW NEWGATE CALENDAR | No date | John Bellingham. Executed for the murder of the Right Honourable Spencer Perceval. |
| NEWCASTLE, 3rd Duke of | 1699 | SEE Denzil HOLLES, Lord Holles of Ifield, 1699. |
| NEWELL, Joe | 1991 | The Holywell Story. |
| NEWELL, Joe | 1999 | Holywell and Needingworth. |
| NEWELL, Joe | 2005 | Focus on Holywell-cum-Needingworth. Images of a Village. |
| NEWMAN, F. | 1867 | The Observance of Lent Unscriptural. |
| NEWMAN, John Henry | 1850 | Lectures on certain difficulties felt by Anglicans in submitting to the Catholic Church. By John Henry Newman, Priest of the Oratory of St Philip Neri. |
| NEWMAN, Margaret | 1990 | SEE Arthur DUNN, 1990. |
| NEWMAN, Mrs Frederick | No date | "Run! Speak to this Young Man!" A Warning Voice to the Young. |
| NEWTON, George | 1673 | A Sermon preached at the funeral of Mr. Joseph Alleine, by Mr. George Newton, late minister of Taunton, in Sommersetshire. |
| NEWTON, Lancelot | 1898-1911 | See HUNTINGDON RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL, 1898-1911. |
| NEWTON, William | 1730 | The Life of the Right Reverend Dr White Kennett, Late Lord Bishop of Peterborough. With several Original Letters Of the late Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Tenison, The late Earl of Sunderland, Bishop Kennett, &c. By William Newton, Minister of Wingham in Kent, Vicar of Gillingham in Doresetshire, and Chaplain to the Right Honourable Margaret Viscountess Torrington. |
| NICHOLAS FERRAR MEMORIAL FUND | No date | [Appeal for contributions]. |
| NICHOLLS, George, MP | 1909 | See WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS, (1909) (iv). |
| NICHOLS, John (Ed.) | 1797 | Illustrations of the Manners and Expences of Antient Times in England, in the Fifteenth, Sixteenth, and Seventeenth Centuries, Deduced from the Accompts of Churchwardens, and other Authentic Documents, Collected from Various Parts of the Kingdom, with Explanatory Notes. Printed by and for John Nichols, Printer to the SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES. |
| NICHOLS, John (Ed.) | 1811 | SEE Thomas FULLER, 1811. |
| NICHOLS, Samuel | 1820 | National Gratitude Enforced. A Sermon in commemoration of the relinquishment of the Bill of Pains and Penalties against Her Majesty; preached at the Independent Chapel, Chalford Hill, Gloucestershire, on Sunday evening November 26, 1820. By Samuel Nichols. |
| NICHOLSON, Isaac | 1808 | A Sermon against Witchcraft, preached in the Parish Church of Great Paxton, in the County of Huntingdon, July 17, 1808. With a brief account of the circumstances which led to two atrocious attacks on the person of Ann Izzard, as a reputed witch. By the Reverend Isaac Nicholson, A.M. curate. |
| NICHOLSON, Isaac | 1810 | An Abstract of the Proceedings had against Joseph Harper, James Staughton, Thomas Braybrook, Mary Amey, Fanny Amey, Alice Browne, Edward Briers, Mary Hook, and Mary Fox, for assaulting Ann Izzard, of Great Paxton, in the County of Huntingdon, on the 8th and 9th of May, 1808, under the pretence of her being a witch. |
| NICHOLSON, Isaac | 1819 | An Attempt to shew that the Education of the Jews will prove beneficial to the Propagation of the Gospel; and be the leading means of their restoration; in a sermon preached at the visitation of the Archdeacon of Huntingdon, May 14, 1819. |
| NICHOLSON, Isaac | 1839 | A Discourse on the nature of the First Resurrection, and the Millennial Era; and on the natural and scriptural means of covering "the dry bones in the open valley with sinews, and flesh, and skin." |
| NICKOLLS, John jun. (Ed.) | 1743 | Original letters and papers of State addressed to Oliver Cromwell concerning the affairs of Great Britain. From the year 1649 to 1658. Found among the political collections of Mr John Milton. Now published from the originals. |
| NINE QUERIES | 1647 | IX Queries Upon the Printed Charge of the Army against the XI. Members And the Papers thereto annexed: Submitted to the Publike consideration of the Parliament, Army, And all Lovers of Justice, Truth, Parliaments, and their Native Country. |
| NO BAPTISM NO CHRISTIAN | 1850 | No Baptism no Christian: Being a Reply to a Tract Entitled "No Faith no Christian." |
| NO FAITH NO CHRISTIAN | (1850) | No Faith no Christian. FIFTH EDITION. |
| ALL THE YEAR ROUND | 1867 | Johnson's Companion to the Alamanacks. Old Stories Re-told. Reprinted from All the Year Round, May 25, 1867. A String of Highwaymen. 1. Dick Turpin. |
| OAKHAM SCHOOL MAGAZINE | 1889 | Oakham School Magazine. Vol.V No. 1. Easter Term, 1889. |
| NOBLE, Mark | 1784 (i) | Memoirs of the Protectorate-House of Cromwell: deduced from an early period, and continued down to the present time: collected chiefly from original papers and records: with proofs and illustrations; together with an appendix: and embellished with elegent engravings. Volume I. |
| NOBLE, Mark | 1784 (ii) | Memoirs of several persons and families, who, by females are allied to, or descended from, the Protectorate-House of Cromwell; chiefly collected from original papers and records. To which is added, a catalogue of such persons who were raised to honors or great employments by the Cromwells; with the lives of many of them. Vol. II. |
| NOBLE, Mark | 1787 | Memoirs of the Protectorate-House of Cromwell; deduced from an early period, and continued down to the present time; and, also the families allied to, or descended from them: collected chiefly from original papers and records, taken from Public Offices, &c. or communicated by several Persons, many of whom are of the highest Rank. The first volume contains proofs and illustrations; together with an appendix: as also the lives of such persons as were distinguished by the Cromwells, by honors and great employments. Embellished with elegant engravings. The Second Edition, with improvements. 2 vols. |
| NOBLE, Mark | 1787 (contd.) | |
| NOBLE, Rev H.B. | 1876 | See CORN EXCHANGE ST NEOTS, 1876. |
| NOBLE, Rhoda | 1863 | See LITTLE GLEANER, 1863. |
| NOBLE, Stephen | 1842 | SEE Francis MARTIN, (1842). |
| NOBLE, T.C. | 1886 | The Names of those persons who subscribed towards the defence of this country at the time of the Spanish Armada, 1588, and the amounts each contributed. With historical introduction and index. |
| NOBLE, W. Mackreth | 1896 | Huntingdonshire and the Spanish Armada, edited from original manuscripts. |
| NOBLE, W. Mackreth | 1908-1914 | Incumbents of County of Huntingdon. |
| NOBLE, W. Mackreth | 1911 | Huntingdonshire. (Cambridge County Geographies). |
| NOBLE, W. Mackreth | 1912 | Huntingdonshire in the 20th Century. |
| NOBLE, W. Mackreth | 1932 | Bury cum Hepmangrove (with William PAGE); Wistow (with William PAGE). |
| NOBLE, W. Mackreth | 1981 | SEE John WISE and W. Mackreth NOBLE, 1981. |
| NOBLE, W. Mackreth & LADDS, S. Inskip | 1921 | Records of the Archdeaconry of Huntingdon. Reprinted from the Transactions of the Cambs & Hunts Archaeological Society, vol. 4. |
| NOBLE, W. Mackreth (Compiler) | 1911 | Calendars of Huntingdonshire Wills. 1479-1652. (The Index Library). |
| NOBLE, W. Mackreth (Ed.) | 1912 | See W.P.W. PHILLIMORE and W.M. NOBLE (Eds.), 1912, "Huntingdonshire parish registers. Marriages. Vol. 1." |
| NONCONFORMIST | 1850 | A Letter to the Right Honourable Lord Denman, on the Law of Heresy and the Authority of the Clergy in Matters of Faith. By a Nonconformist. |
| NORFOLK CLERGYMAN | 1838 | The Justice and Equity of assessing the net profits of the land for the relief of the poor, maintained, in a Letter to the Poor Law Commissioners: with some remarks on the celebrated case of Rex v Jodrell. By a Norfolk Clergyman. |
| NORGATE, G. Le G. | 1894 | George Fitzgerald "Fighting Fitzgerald" (1748-1786). See Thomas SECCOMBE (Ed.), 1894, "Lives of Twelve Bad Men". |
| NORMAN CROSS | 1798 | [Report on the Treatment of Prisoners of War, with contributions by J. CHARRETIÉ, J. PERROT, James HIGGINS, James MAGENNIS, -- SAVARY, -- CHATELAINE, Captain COTES). |
| NORMAN CROSS EAGLE | 2005 | The Norman Cross Eagle Appeal. Celebrating the return of The Norman Cross Eagle Saturday 2nd April 2005 Souvenir Programme. |
| NORMAN, Rev | No date | The Evil and Danger of Backsliding in Religion; in Two Discourses, intended as a seasonable alarm to the Church of Christ, in its present cold and declining State. By the late Rev Mr Norman, of Plymouth. |
| NORRIS, Dr | Various | See ATHENIAN SOCIETY |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1888 (i) | Wyton and its church. Reprinted from the "Hunts County Guardian" |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1888 (ii) | Nonconformity in St Ives from 1633. |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1889 (i) | History of St Ives. From "The Hunts County Guardian".(4 x copies). |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1889 (ii) | An English Village: Hemingford Grey. Reprinted from the "Hunts County Guardian". |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1889 (iii) | The Sign boards of St Ives. Reprinted from the "Hunts County Guardian". |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1889 (iv) | The Bells of Huntingdonshire (First series). Reprinted from the "Hunts County Guardian". |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1889 (v) | Saint Ives and the Printing Press. Reprinted from the "Hunts County Guardian". |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1889 (vi) | A Short Account of Holywell-cum-Needingworth. Reprinted from the "Hunts County Guardian". |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1890 (i) | The Making of Rivers. (With special reference to the Ouse). Read before the Huntingdon YMCA on January 20th, 1890. Reprinted from the Hunts County Guardian. |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1890 (ii) | The Village of Willingham. |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1891 (i) | John Van's adventures in St Ives. Reprinted from "The Hunts County Guardian". |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1891 (ii) | See also Miss E. THORP, (1891) - preface by Norris. |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1892 | The Parish Registers of Hunts. First Series. Occasinal Hunts County Sketches (Second Series), III. Reprinted from The Hunts County Guardian. |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1895 | Catalogue of the Huntingdonshire books collected by Herbert E. Norris written with notes by himself. |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1901 | Notes on St Neots Printers (Past and Present). Reprinted from The St Neots Advertiser. |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1902 | SEE Rev Henry HOOPER, 1902 (i), "A Short History of Grafham". |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1903 | Huntingdonshire Biographical Notes. John Dunton, native of Grafham, 1659-1733. (Reprinted from the St Neots Advertiser). |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1911 | The First Directory for St Neots. 1792. |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1912 | The Booksellers and Printers of Cirencester. A Paper Read before the Cirencester Naturalists' and Archaeologists' Club, 11th March 1912. |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1915 | SEE Herbert E. NORRIS, 1912 |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | 1980 | History of Saint Ives. From "The Hunts County Guardian". |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | No date (i) | Refusals of Knighthood in Huntingdonshire. |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | No date (ii) | A Few Additional Notes on St Neots Printers. |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | No date (iii) | Bibliotecha Huntingdoniensis. Bibliography and Biography, Huntingdonshire. |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. | undated | Old Hurst. |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. (Transcriber) | 1905 | See GREAT VICTORY, 1648 (i). |
| NORRIS, Herbert E. (Ed.) | 1926 | See William PAGE and Granville PROBY (Eds.), 1926. |
| HUNTS COUNTY GUARDIAN | No date | [Reprinted articles: Charles E. DAWES, "A glimpse of Huntingdonshire in the 14th century", "The celebration of George III's Jubilee in Huntingdon and St Ives", "Hemingford in 1340"; H.J. BOLTON, "Milton and Oliver Cromwell"; Charles E. DAWES, "'The Huntingtonshire Ploughman'"; Herbert E. NORRIS, "Refusals of Knighthood in Huntingdonshire"; UNKNOWN, "Somersham freeholders in 1826"]. |
| NORTH HUNTS ELECTOR | 1887 | The House of Fellowes and the People: A Political Retrospect of 100 years. By a North Hunts Elector. |
| NORTHAMPTON INDEPENDENT | 1909 | Precious Relic in Peril - An Appeal. |
| NORTHAMPTON MUSEUMS AND ART GALLEY, Journal | No date | See P.J. WOODS, No date. |
| NORTHAMPTONSHIRE BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES | No date | Northamptonshire Biographical Notices. No. 19 - The Rev. Reynold Hogg. |
| NORTHAMPTONSHIRE NOTES AND QUERIES | No date (i) | The Beautiful Misses Gunning. |
| NORTHAMPTONSHIRE NOTES AND QUERIES | No date (ii) | Hatton Papers. |
| NORTHCOTE, Walter Stafford, 2nd Earl of Iddesleigh | 1895 | The "Gleanings" of Mr Samuel Jackson Pratt. |
| NORTHERN, J. (Compiler) | No date | A Selection of Epitaphs, &c., for Tombstones. |
| NORWAK, Mary | No date | Kitchen Antiques. |
| NORWICH, Bishop of | 1709 | SEE Charles TRIMNELL, 1709. |
| SPENCER, Sanders | No date (ii) | List of 350 Prizes won during six years by the Holywell White Pigs [1877-82]. Opinions of the Press, And copies of a few of the hundreds of favourable letters received from purchasers of the Holywell Pigs [1878-86]. |
| ENGLAND'S HAPPY HOMES | No date | One of England's Happy Homes. |
| NOT NAMED | 1850 | Memoirs of The Reverend George Cornelius Gorham. |
| HUNTS ASSOCIATION OF CHRISTIAN CHURCHES | 1890 | Hunts Association of Christian Churches. Report &c. For the year commencing June 1st, 1889, ending May 31st, 1890. |
| NOTES AND QUERIES | 1939 | SEE Donald DALE, 1939, "Pepys and his barge". |
| NOTESTEIN, Wallace | 1911 | A History of Witchcraft in England from 1558 to 1718. By Wallace Notestein, Assistant Professor of History in the University of Minnesota. |
| NUGENT, Sophia M. | No date | SEE Charles Armstrong FOX, No date. |
| NUMISMATIC CHRONICLE | Various | See W.J. ANDREW, 1901; C.G. CRUMP and C. JOHNSON, 1902. |
| NUTTER, Bernard | 1912 | The Story of the Cambridge Baptists and the Struggle for Religious Liberty. |
| OAKES, Capt G.W. (Translator) | 1856 | See Rev T. JAMES, 1856. |
| OAKESHOTT, Ewart (Illustrator) | Various | SEE Sybil MARSHALL, 1967, 1987, 1992. |
| OAKEY, N. | 1995 | An Archaeological Evaluation at East Street, St Ives. Report No. A70. |
| OAKLEY, Graham (Illustrator) | 1963 | SEE Richard GARNETT, 1963. |
| OCKLEY, Simon | 1713 | The Necessity of Instructing Children in the Scriptures. An Anniversary Sermon, Preached on Whitsun-Tuesday (May 26. 1713.) At St Ives, Huntingtonshire: Founded by Dr Robert Wilde, who gave Six Bibles Yearly to the Poor Children of that Parish. Published (for the Use of Families, and Teachers of Charity-Schools) at the Request of the Principal Part of the Auditory. To which is Prefix'd, The Doctor's Will touching those Bibles. By Simon Ockley, BD Professor of Arabic in the University of Cambridge, and Chaplain to the Most Honourable Robert Earl of Oxford and Mortimer, Lord High-Treasurer of Great Britain. |
| ODAMS, Elliott R. | 1907 | SEE Rev Samuel HORTON, 1907. |
| OFFICIAL CRESTS OF THE BRITISH ARMY | No date | Official crests of the British Army in daily use. |
| OGILBY, John | 1736 | SEE John OWEN, "Britannia depicta". |
| OGILBY, John | 1939 | Britannia, Volume the First: or, an Illustration of the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Wales: By a Geographical and Historical Description of the Principal Roads therof. Actually Admeasured and Delineated in a Century of Whole-Sheet Copper-Sculps. Accommodated with the Ichonography of the several Cities and Capital Towns; and Compleated By an Accurate Account of the More Remarkable Passages of Antiquity, Together with a Novel Discourse of the Present State. By John Ogliby Esq; His Majesty's Cosomographer, and Master of His Majesty's Revels in the Kingdom of Ireland. London, Printed by the Author at his House in White-Fryers. MDCLXXV. (1675) |
| OIL UPON THE WATERS | 1850 | Oil upon the Waters; Or, the Pure Milk of the Word the Best Antidote to the Venom of Controversy. |
| OLD BOY | 1871 | A Widely Different Account of the Fight in Dame Europa's School, by an old boy. |
| OLD ENGLISH BALLADS | 1864 | Old English Ballads. A collection of favourite ballads of the olden time. With fifty illustrations by Birket Foster, Joseph Nash, Frederick Tayler, George Thomas, John Absolon, and John Franklin. |
| OLD ENGLISH COUNTRIE FAYRE | 1890 | Ye Old English Countrie Fayre, To be held in Ye Corn Exchange, St Ives, On Wednesday & Thursday, May 21st & 22nd, 1890. Opening to take place at 12 offe ye clocke by ye Mayor, H. Goodman, Esq. |
| OLD PRESBYTER | 1849-50 | A pseudonym used at one stage by Rev George Cornelius Gorham, qv. |
| OLD WESTON PARISH CHURCH | Various | See ST SWITHIN'S CHURCH OLD WESTON. |
| OLDFIELD, T.H.B. | 1816 | "Huntingdon - County" and "Huntingdon Town". |
| OLDKNOW, Rev Joseph | 1850 (i) | The evil of Forsaking the Church of England for the Communion of Rome. A Sermon preached in Holy Trinity Chapel, Bordesley, Birmingham, on the morning of the twenty-fourth Sunday after Trinity, 1850. By the Rev Joseph Oldknow, MA of Christ's College Cambridge, Perpetual curate of Holy Trinity, Bordesley. Published by request. |
| OLDKNOW, Rev Joseph | 1850 (ii) | Admission into a State of Salvation by Holy Baptism. A Sermon preached in Holy Trinity Chapel, Bordesley, Birmingham, on the evening of Midlent Sunday, 1850, and published by request. By the Rev Joseph Oldknow, MA Perpetual curate of Holy Trinity Chapel. |
| OLEY, Barnabas | (1602-86) | Vicar of Great Gransden 1633-86. See A.J. EDMONDS, 1892-5, "History of Great Gransden", for his life. See George HERBERT, 1701, "A Priest to the Temple", for his prefaces to that book, reprinted in George HERBERT, 1841 and 1859 (i). |
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| OMER-COOPER, J. | 1926 | Zoology: Mollusca, Insecta. |
| ONE OF THE PEOPLE | 1850 | The Morality of Tractarianism: A Letter from one of the people to one of the clergy. SECOND EDITION. |
| OOSTHUIZEN, Susan | 1996 | Cambridgeshire from the Air. |
| OOSTHUIZEN, Susan | 2000 | SEE Tony KIRBY and Susan OOSTHUIZEN, 2000. |
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| ORATIUNCULA | (1774) | Oratiuncula, Habita Huntingdoniae in Coetu Literario, XXIII Nov. MDCCLXXIII, by a once ejected senior member. Together with his Address and Petition, delivered to the same Society, August 16, 1774, for its enrollment in the archives. (Contents VI. Dissentients XII.) And his Palinodia bene audita, MDCCLXIII (to Herbert Wakeman). |
| ORDER OF SERVICE | 1874 | Order of Service for the Re-opening of a Church, in the Diocese of Ely. |
| ORDER OF SERVICE | 1911 | Order of Service to be used on the Market Hill, Huntingdon, at 10-45 a.m. on Thursday, 22nd June 1911. Being the day of the Coronation of their Majesties King George V and Queen Mary, in the Abbey Church of St Peter, Westminster. |
| ORDRE DU CONVOY | 1890 | L'Ordre du convoy de la Royne d'Ecosse, faict en la ville de Peterborough en Angleterre, en l'Eglise du quel lieu son corps a esté enterré, le premier jour d'Aoust, 1587, et selon le Calendrier reforme, le dixiesme, audict an; enuiron six moys apres sa mort. |
| ORFORD, Earl of | 1868 | See J.W. CHILDERS (Ed.), 1868. |
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| OSBORNE, Mike | No date | 20th Century Defences in Britain. Cambridgeshire. |
| OUSE NAVIGATION | Various | See HOUSE OF LORDS (1897), (?1901). |
| OUSE WEED CUTTING ASSOCIATION | 1914 | Balance Sheet, with introduction by George E. Knights. |
| OVERALL, Carrina | 1712 | Funeral sermon: see Thomas ANDREWS, 1712. |
| OVID | 1563 | Metamorphoses. |
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| OWEN, John | 1736 | Britiannia depicta or Ogilby improv'd: being a correct copy of Mr Ogilby's actual survey of all ye direct and principal cross roads in England and Wales. Wherin are exactly delineated and engraven all ye cities, towns, villages, churches, seats etc. seituate on or near the roads, with their respective distances in measured and computed miles . . . engraved by Eman Bowen. The fourth edition. |
| OWEN, Rev T.M.N. | 1899 | The Church bells of Huntingdonshire, their inscriptions, founders, uses, traditions, etc. |
| OWEN, Roderic & DE VERE COLE, Tristan | 1974 | Beautiful and Beloved. The Life of Mavis de Vere Cole. |
| OWEN, W. | 1820 | Owen's New Book Of Fairs, Published By the king's Authority. Being a Complete and Authentic Account of all the Fairs in England and Wales, as they have been settled to be held since the alteration of the style. Noting likewise the Commodities which each Fair is remarkable for furnishing; also the Days on which Markets are respectively held; with the Distances from London; and the Number of Members which each Place sends to Parliament. A NEW EDITION, carefully corrected, and with considerable additions. |
| OXENHAM, John | 1923 | SEE The Ven. Kenneth D. KNOWLES, 1923. |
| OXFORD MAGAZINE | 1769 | [Memoirs of the Cromwell Family, by T.W.] |
| P., C. | 1850 | Apostolical Baptism, considered In Few Words, by C.P. |
| P.P. | No date | A Few Words to a Latter Day Saint. By P.P. |
| PACQUET BROKE OPEN | 1692 | The Post-boy rob'd of his Mail: Or, the Pacquet Broke Open. Consisting of Five Hundred Letters, to Persons of several Qualities and Conditions. With Observations Upon each Letter. Published by a Gentleman concern'd in the Frolick. (Volume 1 only). |
| PAGE, Sir Thomas Hyde | 1794 | Estimate of the Expence of carrying into execution the Plan of Embankment, recommended by Sir Thomas Hyde Page, for the improvement of the Drainage of the South and Middle Levels, And other Lands having their Drainage through the River Ouse, and for the Improvement Of the Navigation of that River, And other Rivers communicating therewith, together with the survey and measurement of the several rivers upon which the estimate is founded. By Sir Thomas Hyde Page, Royal Engineers. |
| PAGE, William | 1926 | Little Gidding. |
| PAGE, William | 1932 | Political History to 1660 (with Rev R.H. MURRAY); Parliamentry History (with Granville PROBY); Huntingdon Borough (with S. Inskip LADDS and G.C. BROOKE); Hurstingstone Hundred: Introduction; Broughton (with Maud E. SIMKINS); Bury cum Hepmangrove (with Canon W.M. NOBLE; Ramsey; Little Stukeley; Abbots Ripton (with Dorothy L. POWELL); Somersham (with Maud E. SIMKINS); Wistow (with Canon W.M. NOBLE); Toseland Hundred: Introduction. |
| PAGE, William | 1936 | Conington. |
| PAGE, William & ELSPETH, Sister | 1989 | A History of Ramsey. |
| PAGE, William & PROBY, Granville (Eds.) | 1926 | The Victoria History of the County of Huntingdon, edited by William Page and Granville Proby, assisted by H.E. Norris. Volume I. |
| PAGE, William; PROBY, Granville; and LADDS, S. Inskip (Eds.) | 1932 | The Victoria History of the County of Huntingdon. Volume II. |
| PAGE, William; PROBY, Granville; and LADDS, S. Inskip (Eds.) | 1932 (contd. 1) | |
| PAGE, William; PROBY, Granville; and LADDS, S. Inskip (Eds.) | 1932 (contd. 2) | |
| PAGE, William; PROBY, Granville; and LADDS, S. Inskip (Eds.) | 1932 (contd. 3) | |
| PAGE, William; PROBY, Granville; and LADDS, S. Inskip (Eds.) | 1936 | The Victoria History of the County of Huntingdon. Volume III. |
| PAGE, William; PROBY, Granville; and LADDS, S. Inskip (Eds.) | 1936 (contd. 1) | |
| PAGE, William; PROBY, Granville; and LADDS, S. Inskip (Eds.) | 1936 (contd. 2) | |
| PAGE, William; PROBY, Granville; and LADDS, S. Inskip (Eds.) | 1936 (contd. 3) | |
| PAISLEY, T.B. | 1964 | The Fowells of St Ives, Engineers and Traction Engine Makers. (Read at the Science Museum, London, 1 January 1964). |
| PAISLEY, T.B. | 1980 | See EKINS, DILLEY & HANDLEY, 1980. |
| PALEY, F.A. | 1859 | Notes on Twenty Parish Churches in the Five-mile Circle Round Peterborough, dating from before the Norman Conquest to the end of the Fifteenth century. |
| PALEY, F.A. | 1860 | A List of four hundred wild flowering plants; being a contribution to the flora of Peterborough, with an introduction. |
| PALGRAVE, Mary E. | 1889 | A House Beautiful. |
| PALGRAVE, Mary E. | 1890 | Presented to the King. |
| PALMER, H.P. | No date | Nicholas Ferrar and the Religious Society at Little Gidding. |
| PALMER, Samuel (Ed.) | 1775 | SEE Rev Edmund CALAMY, 1775, "The Nonconformist's memorial . . ." |
| PALMER, Sutton | 1909 | See A.G. BRADLEY, 1909. |
| PALMER, W.M. | 1927 | Notes on Cambridgeshire Villages. No. 2 Caxton. |
| PALMER, William | 1850 (i) | The Victory of Faith: A Sermon, preached on behalf of the Church Societies in the Diocese of Bath and Wells, in the Cathedral of Wells, on Thursday, October 3, 1850: With an appendix, containing resolutions proposed at Bristol on October 1. By William Palmer, MA Prebendary of Salisbury, and vicar of Whitchurch Canonicorum. |
| PALMER, William | 1850 (ii) | A Statement of Circumstances connected with the proposal of resolutions at a special general meeting of the Bristol Church Union, October 1, 1850. By William Palmer, MA Prebendary of Salisbury, and vicar of Whitchurch Canonicorum. |
| PARENTAL DUTIES | No date | Parental Duties. No. 62. |
| PARISH, Christopher | 1999 | SEE Nicholas ROGERS and Christopher PARISH, 1999 |
| PARKER, H.G. | 1932 | Parker's St Ives Train and Bus Timetable, May 1932. |
| PARKER, Rev Joseph T. | 1863 | Sermons by the late Rev Joseph T. Parker, MA, Rector of Wyton, Huntingdonshire; formerly Chaplain of Great Campden House, Kensington. Published by Request. |
| PARKINSON, R. | 1811 | General view of the agriculture of the county of Huntingdon; drawn up for the consideration of the Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement. |
| PARKINSON, Rev T. | 1802 | The Duties and Qualifications of the Christian Minister. A Sermon preached at the Cathedral Church, at Chester, on occasion of a General Ordination, on Sunday, September 20, 1801. By the Rev T. Parkinson, D.D., Archdeacon of Huntingdon, and Rector of Kegworth, Leicestershire. Published for the benefit of the Chester Infirmary. |
| PARLIAMENT | Various | See ACT OF PARLIAMENT, BILL BEFORE PARLIAMENT, HOUSE OF LORDS, HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT, PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION COMMISSIONERS. |
| PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION COMMISSIONERS | 1832 | Parliamentary Representation. Report of Commissoners, 1832, on the Borough of Huntingdon. |
| PARR, Samuel | 1826 | Aphorisms, Opinions, and Reflections of the late Dr Parr. With a sketch of his life (by E.B.H.). |
| PARR, Samuel | 1827 | Bibliotheca Parriana. A Catalogue of the Library of the late reverend and learned Samuel Parr, LL.D., curate of Hatton, prebendary of St Paul's, &c., &c. |
| PARR, Samuel | Various | Dr Parr was absentee rector of Grafham 1802-25. See also E.H. BARKER, 1828-9; Rev William FIELD, 1828. |
| PARSLOE, C. Guy | 1932 | Schools. |
| PARSONS, Catherine E. | 1911 | All Saints' Church Horseheath. |
| PARSONS, Rev. H | 1825 | Portions of the Old and New Versions of the Psalms, selected for the use of the Parish Church of Godmanchester, by the Rev H. Parsons, together with select hymns for particular occasions. |
| PART TAKEN BY THE IRISH BOY | 1871 | The Part Taken by the Irish Boy in the Fight at Dame Europa's School. |
| PARTICULAR BAPTIST CHURCH ST IVES | 1850 | Articles of Faith and Practice, adopted by the Particular Baptist Church, meeting for the worship of God at the Crown Yard Meeting-house, St Ives, Huntingdonshire. October 27th 1850. |
| PARTICULAR BAPTIST HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY | 1838 | The Second Annual Report of the Particular Baptist Home Missionary Society, for the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon. |
| PARTING HYMN | No date | Parting Hymn. |
| PARTRIDGE, Karen | 1988 | A Guide to Hemingford Grey. Ilustrated by Diane Peacock. |
| PASCOE, Charles Eyre | 1888 | The Queen's Homes. Claremont. |
| PATERSON, Daniel | 1781 | A new and accurate description of all the direct and principal cross roads in England and Wales. Containing, I. An Alphabetical List of all the Cities, Towns and remarkable Villages; with their Market-Days, and Counties they are situated in. II. The Direct Roads from London to all the Cities, Borough, Market and Sea-Port Towns; shewing the Distance from each City, Town, or Village, to the next on the same Road; with their Distance from London, and an Account of the remarkable Seats that are near the Road. III. The Cross Roads of England and Wales. IV. The Circuits of the Judges in England. The Whole on a Plan entirely new, and far preferable to any Work of the Kind extant. The Fifth Edition, corrected, and greatly improved; with additions. |
| PATERSON, James | 1815 | A Belief in Witchcraft unsupported by Scripture. An Essay, by James Paterson, AM Minister of the Associated Congregation, Midmar. |
| PATERSON, Lieut. Col. Daniel | 1829 | SEE Edward MOGG (Ed.), 1829. |
| PATKUL, John Reinhold | 1761 | SEE Simon MASON, (1754). |
| PATRICK, Symon | 1686 | SEE Symon GUNTON, 1686. |
| PAUL, Rev R.B. | 1850 | The Church in Sorrow - shall we abandon or defend her? A Sermon preached in the parish church of S. Augustine, in the City of Bristol, on the third Sunday in Lent, 1850. By the Rev R.B. Paul, MA, vicar of the parish, and late Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford. |
| PAYE, P. | 1982 | The Ely & St Ives Railway. Locomotion Papers number one hundred and thirty six. |
| PAYNE-GALLWEY, Sir Ralph | 1886 | SEE Lord WALSINGHAM and Sir Ralph PAYNE-GALLWEY, 1886. |
| PEACE CELEBRATIONS ST IVES | 1919 | Peace Celebrations, 19th July, 1919, St Ives, Hunts. Programme for the Day. |
| PEACH, Flt Lt S. | 1984 | The Pathfinder Station. Souvenir Edition, 21 June 1984. A History of Wyton Airfield. Copy 204 of 250. With signatures of Prof R.V. Jones and others connected with a commemorative flight on 21/6/84, and with xeroxed insert by Prof. Jones: "In search of the Knickebein beam". Edited by Flt Lt W.M. Aitkin. |
| PEACH, Kathleen | 1987 | SEE Paul MIDDLETON (Ed.), 1987. |
| PEACOCK, Diane | 1988 | See Karen PARTRIDGE, 1988. |
| PEAKE, Rev E. | 1926 | Zoology: Birds. |
| PEAKE, Rev E. | 1932 | Bluntisham cum Earith. |
| PEAKE, Rev E. | 1944 | Birds in a Rectory Garden. (With foreword by C.F. Tebbutt). |
| PEARCH, George (Ed.) | 1775 | A Collection of Poems, in Four Volumes by several hands. |
| PEARS, James R. | No date | Elementary Notions on Church and State. By James R. Pears, MA. |
| PEARSE, Colonel Hugh W. | 1916 | History of the 31st Foot Huntingdonshire Regiment, 70th Surrey Regiment subsequently 1st and 2nd Battalions the East Surrey Regiment. Vol. 1. 1702-1914. |
| PEARSON'S MAGAZINE | 1902 | The Painter of Old English Life; Mr W. Dendy Sadler and his work. |
| PECK, Francis | 1740 | Memoirs of the Life and Actions of Oliver Cromwell: As delivered in Three Panegyrics of Him, Written in Latin . . . composed by Mr John Milton . . . With an English Version of each. The Whole illustrated with a large Historical Preface . . . To which is added, A Collection of divers curious Historical Pieces relating to Cromwell . . . By Francis Peck, MA the Compiler of these Volumes. |
| PECK, Francis | 1779 | Desiderata Curiosa: or, a Collection of divers scarce and curious pieces relating chiefly to matters of English History; consisting of choice tracts, memoirs, letters, wills, epitaphs etc. Transcribed, many of them, from the originals themselves, and the rest from divers antient Ms copies, or the Ms collections of sundry famous antiquaries and other eminent persons, both of the last and present age: the whole, as near as possible, digested into an order of time, and illustrated with ample notes, contents, additional discourses, and a complete index. Adorned with cuts. A NEW EDITION, greatly corrected, with some memoirs of the life and writings of Mr Peck. 2 volumes [bound together]. |
| PECK, Francis | 1779 (contd.) | |
| PECKARD, Peter | (1818) | Memoirs of the Life of Mr Nicholas Ferrar. [Abridged and published in Christopher WORDSWORTH (Ed.), "Ecclesiastical Biography, or, Lives of Eminent Men connected with the history of religion in England . . . in 6 vols. This book is from Vol. 5.] |
| PECKARD, Peter | (d. 1798) | Peter Peckard was vicar of Yaxley 1760-77, rector of Fletton from 1760 until his death in 1798, and rector of Abbots Ripton 1793-98. |
| PECKARD, Peter | 1753 | The popular Clamour against the Jews indefensible. A Sermon Preached at Huntingdon, October the 28th, 1753. By Peter Peckard, A.M. Late Fellow of C.C.C. Oxford. |
| PECKARD, Peter | 1756 | Observations on the Doctrine of an Intermediate State between Death and the Resurrection: with some remarks on the Rev Mr Goddard's Sermon on that Subject. |
| PECKARD, Peter | 1770 | The Proper stile of Christian oratory. A sermon preached at Huntingdon, January 7, 1770. |
| PECKARD, Peter | 1784 | Piety, Benevolence, and Loyalty, recommended. A Sermon preached before the University of Cambridge, January the 30th, 1784. Published at the request of the Vice-chancellor and Heads of Colleges. By Peter Peckard, AM Master of Magdelen College. |
| PECKARD, Peter | 1788 | Justice and mercy recommended, particularly with reference to the slave trade. A sermon preached before the University of Cambridge. |
| PECKARD, Peter | 1790 | Memoirs of the Life of Mr Nicholas Ferrar. |
| PECKARD, Peter | 1852 | A Life of Nicholas Ferrar. Abridged from the Memoirs of Nicholas Ferrar, by Dr P. Peckard, which were first published A.D. 1790. |
| PEEL, Jonathan | 1890 | MP for Huntingdon 1831-68: see memoir in BAILY'S MAGAZINE, 1890. |
| PEILE, Thomas Williamson | 1850 | What Mean we by the Word Regeneration? The Question proposed under a catechetical form, and answered by analysis and induction of the scriptures only. By Thomas Williamson Peile, DD Author of "Annotations of the Apostolical Epistles". SECOND EDITION, revised and enlarged. |
| PELL, Albert | 1908 | SEE Thomas MACKAY (Ed.), 1908. |
| PENNEY, John | 1985 | SEE Noel HUDSON, 1985. |
| PENNINGTON, Harper | 1886 | SEE Lord WALSINGHAM and Sir Ralph PAYNE-GALLWEY, 1886. |
| PENNINGTON, Isaac | 1663 | Concerning God's seeking out his Israel, Likewise Concerning the Principle of Lief Whereby he seeketh them and the way of their closing with His Spirit therein. As also Concerning the two Covenants, under One whereof he pleaseth to exercise and prepare them for the life and inheritance, which he hath treasured up for them in the other. With A Postscript relating some things necessary for the lost man to be acquainted with in his travels from his lost Estate. |
| PENNINGTON, John | 1728 | King Jehoshaphat's Charge to his Judges, and St Paul's Spiritual Charge to Civil Magistrates. Two Sermons preach'd at Huntingdon-Assizes. By John Pennington, A.B. Rector of Foulnesse in Essex. |
| PENNINGTON, John | 1756 (i) | A Serious Call to Repentance. A Sermon preached at Huntingdon, on Friday, February 6, 1756. Being The General Fast-Day, Appointed on Account of the Earthquake at Lisbon, &c. By John Pennington, A.M. Rector of All-Saints in Huntingdon, And Prebendary of Lincoln. |
| PENNINGTON, John | 1756 (ii) | St Paul's Instruction to the Christian Preacher. A Sermon Preached at the Triennial Visitation of the Right Reverend Father in God John Lord Bishop of Lincoln; held at All-Saints Church in Huntingdon, on Friday June 4. 1756. By John Pennington, A.M. Rector of All-Saints in Huntingdon, And Prebendary of Lincoln. Published at the Request of His Lordship and the Clergy. |
| PEPPER, Violet | 1996 | SEE Julia JOHNSON (Ed.), 1996. |
| PEPPERCORN, Wiliam Alexander | 1813 | See BLUNTISHAM INCLOSURE, 1813. |
| PEPYS | 1928 | The Age of Pepys. A Catalogue of English Books 1660-1702. |
| PEPYS, Samuel | 1825 | Memoirs of Samuel Pepys Esq., FRS, comprising his diary, from 1659 to 1669, and a selection from his private correspondence, edited by Richard Lord Braybrooke. |
| PEPYS, Samuel | 1893 (i) | The Diary of Samuel Pepys MA FRS, Clerk of the Acts and Secretary to the Admiralty, transcribed from the shorthand manuscript in the Pepysian Library, Magdalene Colege, Cambridge, by the Rev Mynors Bright MA, late Fellow and President of the College. With Lord Braybrooke's notes. Edited with additions by Henry B. Wheatley FSA. Volume 1. 1928 reprint of 1893 edition. |
| PEPYS, Samuel | 1893 (ii) | The Diary of Samuel Pepys MA FRS, Clerk of the Acts and Secretary to the Admiralty, transcribed from the shorthand manuscript in the Pepysian Library, Magdalene Colege, Cambridge, by the Rev Mynors Bright MA, late Fellow and President of the College. With Lord Braybrooke's notes. Edited with additions by Henry B. Wheatley FSA. Volume 2. 1935 reprint of 1893 edition. |
| PEPYS, Samuel | 1893 (iii) | The Diary of Samuel Pepys MA FRS, Clerk of the Acts and Secretary to the Admiralty, transcribed from the shorthand manuscript in the Pepysian Library, Magdalene Colege, Cambridge, by the Rev Mynors Bright MA, late Fellow and President of the College. With Lord Braybrooke's notes. Edited with additions by Henry B. Wheatley FSA. Volume 3. 1928 reprint of 1893 edition. |
| PEPYS, Samuel | 1894 (i) | The Diary of Samuel Pepys MA FRS, Clerk of the Acts and Secretary to the Admiralty, transcribed from the shorthand manuscript in the Pepysian Library, Magdalene Colege, Cambridge, by the Rev Mynors Bright MA, late Fellow and President of the College. With Lord Braybrooke's notes. Edited with additions by Henry B. Wheatley FSA. Volume 4. 1928 reprint of 1894 edition. |
| PEPYS, Samuel | 1894 (ii) | The Diary of Samuel Pepys MA FRS, Clerk of the Acts and Secretary to the Admiralty, transcribed from the shorthand manuscript in the Pepysian Library, Magdalene Colege, Cambridge, by the Rev Mynors Bright MA, late Fellow and President of the College. With Lord Braybrooke's notes. Edited with additions by Henry B. Wheatley FSA. Volume 5. 1928 reprint of 1894 edition. |
| PEPYS, Samuel | 1895 | The Diary of Samuel Pepys MA FRS, Clerk of the Acts and Secretary to the Admiralty, transcribed from the shorthand manuscript in the Pepysian Library, Magdalene Colege, Cambridge, by the Rev Mynors Bright MA, late Fellow and President of the College. With Lord Braybrooke's notes. Edited with additions by Henry B. Wheatley FSA. Volume 6. 1928 reprint of 1895 edition. |
| PEPYS, Samuel | 1896 (i) | The Diary of Samuel Pepys MA FRS, Clerk of the Acts and Secretary to the Admiralty, transcribed from the shorthand manuscript in the Pepysian Library, Magdalene Colege, Cambridge, by the Rev Mynors Bright MA, late Fellow and President of the College. With Lord Braybrooke's notes. Edited with additions by Henry B. Wheatley FSA. Volume 7. 1929 reprint of 1896 edition. |
| PEPYS, Samuel | 1896 (ii) | The Diary of Samuel Pepys MA FRS, Clerk of the Acts and Secretary to the Admiralty, transcribed from the shorthand manuscript in the Pepysian Library, Magdalene Colege, Cambridge, by the Rev Mynors Bright MA, late Fellow and President of the College. With Lord Braybrooke's notes. Edited with additions by Henry B. Wheatley FSA. Volume 8. 1929 reprint of 1896 edition. |
| PEPYS, Samuel | 1899 (i) | The Diary of Samuel Pepys MA FRS, Clerk of the Acts and Secretary to the Admiralty, transcribed from the shorthand manuscript in the Pepysian Library, Magdalene Colege, Cambridge, by the Rev Mynors Bright MA, late Fellow and President of the College. With Lord Braybrooke's notes. Edited with additions by Henry B. Wheatley FSA. Volume 9 - index. 1930 reprint of 1899 edition. |
| PEPYS, Samuel | 1899 (ii) | The Diary of Samuel Pepys MA FRS. Edited by Henry B. Wheatley FSA. Supplementary Volume: Pepysiana, or additional notes on the particulars of Pepys' life and some passages in the Diary, with appendices. 1928 reprint of 1899 edition. |
| PEPYS, Samuel | 1906 | Diary of Samuel Pepys, F.R.S. Secretary to the Admiralty in the reigns of Charles II and James II. The diary deciphered by The Rev J. Smith, A.M. from original shorthand M.S. in the Pepysian Library. With notes by Richard Lord Braybrooke. Two volumes. Introduction by R. Garnett. |
| PEPYS, Samuel | 1910 | Red-letter days of Samuel Pepys, edited by Edward Frank Allen with an introduction by Henry B. Wheatley. |
| PEPYS, Samuel | No date | Diary, 1659 to 1669, of Samuel Pepys, Esq., F.R.S., abridged by Alex. Murray. (Murray's People's Classics Series). |
| PEPYS, Samuel | Various | Some wise words on the editions of the Diary: "You can read the Diary for yourselves, but see that you get the only edition worth reading, namely Wheatley's, which you can now get quite cheaply. Don't put any others you may have into the dustbin, because the dustman might pick them out and your good work would be frustrated. Put them on the fire and make absolutely certain that they get burnt." - Edwin Chappell, 1937 (i), no. 12. |
| PERCEVAL, Hon & Rev A.P. | 1850 | A Letter to the Bishop of Exeter, with remarks on the resolutions of the Archdeacon of Chichester, and a note on Dr Wiseman. By Hon & Rev A.P. Perceval, BCL chaplain in ordinary to the Queen. |
| PERKINS, Rev T. | 1912 | SEE Rev. P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| PERKINS, Roger | 1992 | Pathfinder Pilot. The Search for Selwyn Alcock DFC. |
| PERRINCHIEF, Richard | 1666 | A Sermon Preached before the Honourable House of Commons, At St Margarets Westminster, Nov. 7 Being the Fast-day appointed for the Plague of Pestilence. By Richard Perrinchief, DD. Published by Order of the said House. |
| PERROT, J. | 1798 | See NORMAN CROSS, 1798. |
| PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH | 1997 | For Monumental Inscriptions, see M. STEPHENSON, 1997. |
| PERRY, George G. | 1871 | The Life and Times of Robert Grosseteste, Bishop of Lincoln. |
| PERRY, George G. | 1897 | SEE Edmund VENABLES and George G. PERRY, 1897. |
| PERRY, Joseph | 1721 | The Glory of Christ's Visible Kingdom, in this world, Asserted, proved, and explained, in its two-fold Branches; First Spiritual, Secondly Personal: From Above one hundred Texts out of the Old and New Testament. Or an Explanation of a multitude of Scriptures, which contain or hold forth the Kingdom of Christ in them; And also shewing the Certainty of its near Approach (it is to be hoped in this Generation) from many undeniable Scripture-Signs. By Joseph Perry, an unworthy Servant in the Work of the Gospel. |
| PERRYMAN, Tony | 2005 | Walking Through Time. The History and Spirituality of a Cambridgeshire Church. |
| PETERBOROUGH ADVERTISER | 1912 | Relics of 1500 years ago unearthed in Bedford Purlieus. |
| PETERBOROUGH NATURAL HISTORY AND MUSEUM SOCIETY | 1921 | See R.H. EDLESTON, 1921, "Buckden Palace". |
| PETERBOROUGH NATURAL HISTORY, SCIENTIFIC AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY | 1899 | SEE Rev Peter ROYSTON, 1899, "Orton Longueville Church". |
| PETERBOROUGH NATURAL HISTORY, SCIENTIFIC AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY | 1908 | See DACK, Charles 1908 |
| PETERBOROUGH, Bishops of | Various | SEE - GLYN |
| PETERBOROUGH, City and Borough of | 1920 | Ministry of Health, Session 1921. City and Borough of Peterborough. Representation of the Mayor, Aldermen and Citizens of the City and Borough of Peterborough (Under Section 54 of the Local Government Act, 1888). |
| PETERBOROUGH, Earls of | Various | SEE under their family name of MORDAUNT. SEE ALSO George VILLIERS, Duke of Buckingham; Henry RICH, Earl of Holland; & Henry MORDAUNT, Earl of Peterborough, 1648. |
| PETERS, Oliver | 1982 | Needingworth Village 1800-1982. |
| PETT, P. | 1693 | SEE Dr Thomas BARLOW (Bishop of Lincoln), 1693. |
| PETTIS, Edmund | 2002 | Edmund Pettis' Survey of St Ives, 1728. With an introduction by Mary Carter. Cambridgeshire Records Society Volume 16. |
| PEVSNER, Nikolaus | 1968 | The Buildings of England: Bedfordshire and the County of Huntingdon & Peterborough. |
| PEVSNER, Nikolaus | 1968 (contd. 1) | |
| PEVSNER, Nikolaus | 1968 (contd. 2) | |
| PEVSNER, Nikolaus | 1968 (contd. 3) | |
| PHILALETHES | 1850 | Plain Reasons for Adhering to the Church of England. By Philalethes. |
| PHILIPS, Ambrose | 1700 | The Life of John Williams, Ld. Keeper of the Great Seal, Bp. of Lincoln, and ABp. of York. In the reigns of King James, and King Charles the First. Wherein are related several remarkable occurences of those times both in Church and State. With an appendix giving a just account of his benefactions to St John's College in Cambridge. |
| PHILLIMORE, W.P.W. & NOBLE, W.M. (Eds.) | 1912 | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers. Marriages. Vol. 1 (Ramsey, Little Raveley, Bury, Wistow). |
| PHILLIPS, C.W. (Ed.) | 1970 | The Fenland in Roman Times: Studies of a major area of peasant colonization with a Gazetteer covering all known sites and finds. By P. Salway, Mrs S.J. Hallam, and J. I'Anson Bromwich; with contributions by D.M. Churchill, B.R. Hartley, S.C.A. Holmes, W.A. Macfadyen, and A.G. Smith. |
| PHILLIPS, C.W. (Ed.) | 1970 (contd.) | |
| PHILLIPS, Charles | 1819 | Two Speeches in Defence of the Christian Religion: one delivered at a Meeting of the Missionary Society, at Cheltenham, Oct 7, 1819; the other at the Seventh Anniversary of the City of London Bible Society, in the Egyptian Hall, Mansion House, November 4, 1819. By Charles Phillips, Esq. Barrister at Law. |
| PHILLIPS, Charles | 1820 | The Queen's Case Stated. By Charles Phillips, Esq. Barrister at Law. Fourteenth Edition. |
| PHILLIPS, J. | (1899) | Picturesque Views of St Neots. Photographic Views of St Neots. [Different titles on cover and title page] Published by J. Phillips, Photographer, Picture Framer and Stationer, High Street, St Neots, Hunts. Also at Market Square, Biggleswade, Beds.(2 x copies). |
| PHILLPOTTS, Henry, Bishop of Exeter | 1850 | See also Rev William MASKELL, 1850 (iii): correspondence between Maskell, the bishop of Exeter and the archbishop of Canterbury. |
| PHIZ | 1853 | SEE Horace MAYHEW (Ed.), 1853. |
| PICTON, J. Allanson | 1883 | Oliver Cromwell: the man and his mission. With steel portrait. Third edition. |
| PICTORIAL RECORD | 1899 | Hinchingbrooke - Hunts; Cromwell House - Hunts; Buckden Towers - Hunts; Huntingdon; Industrial Progress at Huntingdon. |
| PIERCE, Thomas | 1657 | The Divine Purity Defended. Or, A Vindication of some Notes concerning God's Decrees, especially of Reprobation, from the Censure of D. Reynolds in his Epistolary Praeface to Mr Barlee's Correptory Correcton. By Thomas Pierce, Rector of Brington. |
| PIERCE, Thomas | 1657 (contd.) | |
| PIERCE, Thomas | 1659 | ΈΜΨΥΧΟΝ ΝΕΚΡΟΝ. Or The Lifelesness of Life on the hether side of Immortality. With (A Timely Caveat against Procrastination.) Briefly expressed and applyed in A Sermon Preached at the Funerall of Edward Peyto of Chesterton in Warwickshire Esquire. |
| PIERCE, Thomas | 1659 (contd.) | |
| PIERCE, Thomas | 1660 | Englands Season for Reformation of Life. A Sermon delivered in St Paul's Church, London, on the Sunday Next Following His Sacred Majesties Restauration. |
| PIERCE, Thomas | 1678 | See Izaak WALTON, 1678. |
| PIGOT AND CO. | Various | See J. PIGOT. |
| PIGOT, J. | 1823-24 | Pigot and Co's London and provincial new commercial directory for 1823-4: containing a classification for the merchants, manufacturers and traders of London, the county of Middlesex . . . also, upwards of three hundred cities, towns and sea ports in the counties of Bedfordshire . . . Cambridgeshire . . . Huntingdonshire . . . London. |
| PIGOT, J. | 1830 | Huntingdonshire. From Pigot & Co's National Commercial Directory. |
| PIGOT, J. | 1839 (i) | Pigot & Co's Royal National and commercial directory and topography of the counties of Bedford, Cambridge, Essex, Herts, Huntingdon . . . to which is added a directory of London and its suburbs . . . the work is embellished with beautiful county maps, etc. |
| PIGOT, J. | 1839 (ii) | Huntingdonshire. From Pigot & Co's National Commercial Directory, pp. 223-38. |
| PIKE, G. Holden | 1899 | Oliver Cromwell and his times. Social, religious and political life in the Seventeenth century. |
| PIKE, W.T. (Ed.) | 1912 | Northants and Huntingdonshire in the Twentieth Century. Contemporary Biographies. Pike's New Century Series.(3 copies) |
| PIM, John | 1642 | Master Pim his speech in Parliament, On Wednesday the fift [sic] of Januarie, 1641. Concerning the Vote of the House of Commons, for his Discharge upon the Accusation of High Treason, exhibted against himselfe, and the Lord Kimbolton, Mr John Hampden, Sir Arthur Hasilridge, Mr Stroud, and Mr Hollis, by his Majestie. |
| PIM, John | Various | Sometimes spelled PYM. See also Edward MONTAGU, 2nd Earl of Manchester, 1643. |
| PINHORN, Rev George | 1842 | A Letter to the Lord Bishop of London, in which his Lordship's opinions on Baptismal Regeneration and Christian Righteousness are shewn to be opposed to the Scriptures, the Articles, Homilies, and Liturgy of the Church of England, together with his Lordship's own position respecting the Anglican Rule of Faith. By the Rev Geo. Pinhorn, AM perpetual curate of Brimfield, Herefordshire, and of Ashford Bowdler, Salop. |
| PINHORN, Rev George | 1842 (contd.) | |
| PINNOCK, Rev W.H. | 1865 | Church Choirs, and Church Music, their Origin, and Usefulness. A Sermon preached at the re-opening of the organ, after being considerably enlarged; at the Parish Church of St Ives, Huntingdonshire: on Friday, November 17th, 1865. |
| PINNOCK, Rev W.H. | 1870 | The Church Key, Belfry Key, and Organ Key, with legal cases, and opinions, parish lay councils, and the autocracy of the clergy. By the Rev W.H. Pinnock, LLD, of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. Author of the Laws and Usages of the Church and the Clergy; Ecclesiastical History, &c. |
| PINNOCK, Rev W.H. | 1876 | Christ Our King: His life and ministry, the foundation of his kingdom, and the ordinances of his church. By the Rev W.H. Pinnock, LLD Cantab, author of "Church Keys", "The Law of the Rubric", "The Analysis of Scripture History", etc etc. |
| PITCAIRNE, Robert | 1890 | Introduction. In R. PRESCOTT-INNES (Ed.), 1890, "The Funeral of Mary Queen of Scots". |
| PLAIN FARMER | 1827 | Two Letters on the Corn Laws: First, to the Right Honourable Lord Milton, . . . Originally published in the Huntingdon Journal. With an Introductory Letter to T.W. Coke, Esq., M.P. for the County of Norfolk. To which are added, Notes on the Paper Currency and Poor Laws, as far as concerns the farmer. By a Plain Farmer of Huntingdonshire. |
| PLUMPTRE, James | 1796 | Observations on Hamlet; and on the motives which most probably induced Shakspeare to fix upon the story of Amleth, from the Danish Chronicle of Saxo Grammaticus, for the plot of that tragedy: being an attempt to prove that he designed it as an indirect censure on Mary Queen of Scots. |
| PLUMPTRE, James | 1809 (i) | Four Discourses on Subjects Relating to the Amusement of the Stage: preached at Great St Mary's Church, Cambridge, on Sunday Semptember 25, and Sunday October 2nd, 1808; with copious supplementary notes. By James Plumptre B.D. fellow of Clare Hall. |
| PLUMPTRE, James | 1809 (ii) | The way in which we should go: A sermon, preached in the Parish Church of St Botolph, Cambridge; on Sunday December 11, 1806; for the benefit of the new school, established on Dr Bell's and Mr Lancaster's plan of education. |
| PLUMPTRE, James | 1811 (i) | The Case of the Jews and the Samaritans: A sermon, preached before the University of Cambridge, at Great Saint Mary's Church, on Sunday, January 27, 1811. |
| PLUMPTRE, James | 1811 (ii) | Letters to John Aitkin, M.D. on his volume of Vocal Poetry: and on his "Essays on Song-writing; with a collection of such English songs as are most eminent for poetical merit" Published originally by himself in the year 1772; and re-published by R.H. Evans in the year 1810. By James Plumptre, B.D. Fellow of Clare-Hall, Cambridge. To which are added a Collection of Songs revised and altered by the editor; with some original songs. |
| PLUMPTRE, James | 1818 | Original Dramas: containing Royal Beneficence, or The Emperor Alexander; Winter; Kendrew, or The Coal Mine; The Force of Conscience; Mrs Jordan and the Methodist; and The Salutary Reproof: With Preface and notes. By James Plumptre, B.D. Vicar of Great Gransden, Hunts., and formerly Fellow of Clare-Hall, Cambridge. |
| PLUMPTRE, James | 1819 | The Sinner made a terror to himself and his friends: a Sermon, preached in the parish church of Great Gransden, Huntingdonshire, on Sunday November 21 1819, and repeated the following Sunday, at the Desire of some of the Parishioners. |
| PLUMPTRE, James | 1827 | A Popular Commentary on the Bible, in a series of sermons, following, in the Old Testament, the course of the first lessons at morning and evening service on Sundays. Designed for Parish Churches, or for reading in private families. In two volumes. |
| PLUMPTRE, James | 1828 | The Resurrection of our Friends, who are the Friends of Jesus. A Sermon, preached in the parish church of Great Gransden, in the County of Huntingdon, on Sunday, April 6, 1828, being Easter Sunday, and the First Anniversary of the United Friendly Society, after the death of Thomas Lantaffe, Butcher. |
| PLUMPTRE, James (Ed.) | 1806 | A Collection of Songs, Moral, Sentimental, Instructive, and Amusing. Selected and Revised by the Rev James Plumptre, M.A. Fellow of Clare Hall. |
| PLUMPTRE, James (Ed.) | 1806-8 | A Collection of Songs, Moral, Sentimental, Instructive, and Amusing. Selected and Revised by the Rev James Plumptre, M.A. Fellow of Clare Hall. (In 3 volumes). |
| PLUMPTRE, James (Ed.) | 1812 | The Engish Drama Purified: being a speciman of select plays, in which all the passages that have appeared to the editor to be objectionable in point of morality, are omitted or altered. With prefaces and notes. (In three volumes). |
| PLUMPTRE, James (Ed.) | 1823 | SEE John GAY, 1823. |
| POCKLINGTON, John | 1636 | Sunday no Sabbath. A sermon preached before the Lord Bishop of Lincolne, at his Lordship's visitation at Ampthill in the County of Bedford, Aug. 17. 1635. The second edition corrected and amended. |
| POCKLINGTON, John | 1637 | Altare Christianum: or, The dead Vicars Plea. Wherein the Vicar of Gr. being dead, yet speaketh, and pleadeth out of Antiquity, against him that hath broken downe his Altar. Presented, and humbly submitted to the consideration of his Superiours, the Governours of our Church. By John Pocklington DD. The Second Edition, Corrected by the Author, and enlarged, to give answer in sundry particulars to a Lincolnshire Minister, his Holy Table. |
| POCKLINTON, William | 1800 | Report and Estimate of Mr William Pocklinton respecting the drainage of the East, West, and Wildmore Fens, and the East Holland Towns. |
| POLE, Raymond L. | 2007 | The Evacuee Who Became a St Ivian. |
| POLLARD, A.F. | 1894 | Sir Edward Kelley, Necromancer (1555-1595). SEE Thomas SECCOMBE (Ed.), 1894, "Lives of Twelve Bad Men". |
| POLLARD, Alice | 1889 | A Queen-Anne Pocket-Book. |
| POLLOCK, Ernest Murray, First Lord Hanworth | 1929 | Lord Chief Baron Pollock. A Memoir by his grandson Lord Hanworth, PC, KBE, Master of the Rolls, High Steward of Stratford-on-Avon, and Deputy High Steward of Cambridge University. |
| POLLOCK, Rt Hon Sir Frederick | Various | SEE Ebenezer FOSTER, 1849; and Ernest Murray POLLOCK, First Lord Hanworth, 1929. |
| POND, John | (1754) | The Sporting Kalendar. Containing a distinct Account of what Plates and Matches have been run for in 1754, An Article for making a Newmarket Match, Certificates to prove the Qualification of a Horse, A Table shewing what Weight Horses are to carry for the Give and Take Plates, from Thirteen to Fifteen Hands high. The Measurement of the Roads taken from the Mile-Stones to Newmarket, Epsom, Guildford, Salisbury, Cirencester, Canterbury, Bath, Nottingham, York, Scarborough, &c. |
| PONSONBY, Arthur | 1928 | Samuel Pepys. (English Men of Letters Series). |
| PONTIFICAL INSTITUTE OF MEDIAEVAL STUDIES STUDIES AND TEXTS | Various | SEE J. Ambrose RAFTIS, 1957 & 1964. |
| POOLE, E.F. | 1947 | The History of Doddridge Memorial Congregational Church, Northampton. |
| POOLE, George Ayliffe | No date | Diocesan Histories, Peterborough. |
| POOR LAW CONFERENCE | 1879 | Fourth Annual Poor Law Conference for the South Midland District, held at the Town Hall, Cambridge, Wedensday, June 11th, 1879. |
| POPULATION ACT | 1811 | See ACT OF PARLIAMENT, 1811 (ii), 51 George III. |
| PORTER, Enid | 1969 | Cambridgeshire Customs and Folklore. With Fenland material provided by W.H. Barrett. |
| PORTER, Enid | Various | See W.H. BARRETT and Arthur R. RANDELL. |
| PORTRAITS OF THE PARLIAMENTARY OFFICERS | 1873 | Portraits of the Parliamentary Officers of the Great Civil War; being the facsimiles of a rare series publshed (by RICRAFT) in 1647; with new brief biographical notices of their lives and actions. Only one hundred copies printed. |
| POSITION AND POLICY OF THE CHURCH | 1850 | Position and Policy of the Church. Art. IV. [Review of Rev E.B. PUSEY, "The Royal Supremacy not an Arbitrary Authority, etc."]; Debate on the Bishop of London's Bill. Art. V. [Review of The Guardian, June 5 1850, and The Morning Post, June 4 1850]; The Law of the Gorham Case. Art. VI. [Review of 7 pamphlets, including the Judgment of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council]. |
| POST OFFICE DIRECTORY | 1864 | The Post Office Directory of Northamptonshire, Huntingdonshire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire, with maps engraved expressly for the work. Edited by E.R. Kelly. |
| POST OFFICE DIRECTORY | 1869 | The Post Office Directory of Huntingdonshire. With map engraved expressly for the work. Edited by E.R. Kelly. |
| POST OFFICE DIRECTORY | 1877 | The Post Office Directory of Northamptonshire, Huntingdonshire and Bedfordshire. With maps engraved expressly for the work. Edited by E.R. Kelly. |
| POSTAN, M.M. | 1957 | SEE Ambrose J. RAFTIS, 1957. |
| POWELL, Dorothy L. | 1932 | Abbots Ripton (with William PAGE); Kings Ripton; Great Stukeley; Little Stukeley. |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1807 | Sympathy, and other Poems. Including Landscapes in Verse, and Cottage-Pictures, revised, corrected, and enlarged. By Mr Pratt. With engravings by Cardon, after drawings by Loutherbourg and Barker. |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1809 | SEE Joseph BLACKET, 1809. |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | 1814 | Local & Literary Account of Leamington, Warwick, Stratford, Coventry, Kenilworth, Hagley, the Leasowes, Birmingham, and the surrounding country. With remarks on the prospect of universal peace. A New and Enlarged Edition, with some Engravings. By Mr Pratt, author of the Gleanings, &c. &c. |
| PRATT, Samuel Jackson | No date (ii) | The Sublime and Beautiful of Scripture: being essays on select passages of sacred composition. By Mr Pratt, author of the Poem of Sympathy, The Fair Circassian a Tragedy, &c. &c. &c. A new edition. |
| PRESBYTER ANGLICANUS | 1850 (i) | Gorham v. the Bishop of Exeter. A few words on the decision of the Judicial Committee of her Majesty's most honourable Privy Council, in a letter (No. II.) to a candidate for holy orders, residing in the diocese of York. With an Appendix. By Presbyter Anglicanus. |
| PRESBYTER ANGLICANUS | 1850 (ii) | The Examination & Confession of Presbyter Anglicanus. |
| PRESCOTT-INNES, R. (Ed.) | 1890 | The Funeral of Mary Queen of Scots. A Collection of Curious Tracts, relating to the Burial of this unfortunate princess, being reprints of rare Originals, partly transcriptions from various manuscripts. (Contents: "Introduction" by Robert PITCAIRNE; "The Scottish Queens Buriall"; "The order for the Buriall for Marie Queen of Scotts" by Sir William DETHICK; "L'Ordre du convoy de la Royne d'Ecosse"; "Les Magnifiques Obseques de la Reine d'Escosse" by Adam BLACKWOOD; "A Remembrance of the Order and Manner of the Burial of Mary Queen of Scots" from ARCHAEOLOGIA; "The Solemnity of the Funerall of Mary, late of Scottish Queene and Dowager of France" by Sir William DETHICK; "The Manner of the Solemnity of the Scottish Queen's Funeral" by Dr FLETCHER; "Declaration of the Charges of Diet and Expenses incurred at the Funeral of Mary Queen of Scots" by Marmaduke DARELL and Richard COX). |
| PRESCOTT-INNES, R. (Ed.) | 1890 (contd.) | |
| PRESENT ETONIAN | (1871) | Look Before you Leap, or, another account of the fight at Dame Europa's school. By a present Etonian. |
| PRESTWICH, Sir John | 1787 | Prestwich's Respublica: Or a Display of the Honors, Ceremonies & Ensigns of the Common-Wealth, Under the Protectorship of Oliver Cromwell. Together with the Names, Armorial Bearings, Flags and Pennons, of the Different Commanders of the English, Scotch, Irish, Americans and French. And an Alphabetical Roll of the Names & Armorial Bearings of Upwards of Three Hundred Families of the Present Nobility & Gentry of England, Scotland, Ireland &c. &c. |
| PRIESTLEY, Joseph | 1769 | Considerations on Differences of Opinion among Christians; with a letter to the Reverend Mr Venn, in Answer to his Free and full Examination of the Address to Protestant Dissenters, on the Subject of the Lord's Supper. |
| PRIESTLEY, Joseph | 1794 (i) | The present state of Europe compared with Antient Prophecies; A Sermon, preached at The Gravel Pit Meeting in Hackney, February 28, 1794, Being the Day appointed for a General Fast. With a preface, containing the Reasons for the Author's leaving England. |
| PRIESTLEY, Joseph | 1794 (ii) | The Use of Christianity, especially in difficult Times; A Sermon, delivered at The Gravel Pit Meeting in Hackney, March 30, 1794. Being the Author's Farewell Discourse to his Congregation. SECOND EDITION. |
| PRIESTLEY, Rev T. | 1791-92 | The Christian's Looking-glass, or the Timorous Soul's Guide; being a description of the work of the Holy Spirit upon the heart; intended for the relief of the disconsolate. SECOND EDITION. [In two parts] |
| PRIESTLY, Miss | 1893 | Autograph dedication to Miss Priestly of Buckden: see Mrs G.S. REANEY, 1893. |
| PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1903 (i) | Primitive Methodist Church, Eynesbury. Bazaar Garden Party. |
| PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1903 (ii) | Primitive Methodist Church, Eynesbury, St Neots. Grand Bazaar Garden Party, to be held in the Grounds of Wistaria House (by kind permission of A. Jordan, Esq.), July 7th & 8th, 1903. |
| PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1915 | Primitive Methodist Church, Eynesbury, St Neots. A spendid offer of £25 towards a site for a new church. |
| PRIOR et al | 1720 | A new Miscellany of Original Poems, Translations and Imitations. By the most Eminent Hands, viz. Mr Prior, Mr Pope, Mr Hughes, Mr Harcourt, Lady M.W.M., Mrs Manley, &c. Now first Published from their Respective Manuscripts. With some Familiar Letters by the late Earl of Rochester, never before Printed. |
| PRIOR, H.W. | 1915 | See VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM, 1915. |
| PRIVY COUNCIL | 1850 | Gorham v Bishop of Exeter. The Judgment of the Judicial Committee of Privy Council, Delivered March 8, 1850, reversing the decision of Sir H.J. Fust. SECOND EDITION. With the appellant's prayer and reasons, etc. |
| PROBERT, C.K. | 1881 | SEE The ANTIQUARY, 1881. |
| PROBY, Col. Douglas James | 1924 | SEE Tancred BORENIUS and Rev J.V. HODGSON, 1924. |
| PROBY, Granville | 1924 | Preface in Tancred BORENIUS and Rev J.V. HODGSON, 1924. |
| PROBY, Granville | 1927 | Letter to Mr Morris: see HOUSE OF LORDS, 1927, "Report . . . on Peerages in abeyance". |
| PROBY, Granville | 1932 | Parliamentary History (with William PAGE). |
| PROBY, Granville | 1935-6 | Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire. Shrievalty of Granville Proby, Elton Hall, Huntingdonshire. 1935-6. |
| PROBY, Granville | 1936 | SEE James Vaughan HODGSON, 1936. |
| PROBY, Granville | 1938 | SEE Edward LEAR, 1938, "Lear in Sicily . . . " |
| PROBY, Granville | 1938-9 | Catalogue of Bibles from Elton Hall on exhibition at Gazeley House, Huntingdon, 1938, November. BOUND WITH Notes on Exhibition of Bibles at Gazeley House, Huntingdon, November 1938. AND WITH Elton Hall visit of County Library workers, June 25th 1938. AND WITH Elton Hall visit of National Art Collection Fund 1939. |
| PROBY, Granville | 1939 | Supplement to the catalogue of pictures at Elton Hall. |
| PROBY, Granville | 1946 | See S.C. RATCLIFF (Ed.), 1946. |
| PROBY, Granville (Ed.) | 1926 | SEE William PAGE and Granville PROBY (Eds.), 1926. |
| PROBY, Granville (Ed.) | 1932 | SEE William PAGE, Granville PROBY and S. Inskip LADDS (Eds.), 1932. |
| PROBY, Granville (Ed.) | 1936 | SEE William PAGE, Granville PROBY and S. Inskip LADDS (Eds.), 1936. |
| PROBY, John Joshua, Earl Carysfort | 1796 | SEE Olinthus GREGORY, 1796 |
| PROBY, Sir Thomas | 1663-88 | Account Book of Sir Thomas Proby. |
| PROGRAMME OF SACRED MUSIC | 1849 | A Programme of Sacred Music, to be performed in the Wesleyan chapel, Saint Neots, on Monday Evening, the 26th day of November 1849. |
| PROGRESS OF SIN | No date | The Progress of Sin. No. 75. |
| PROPERT, Lumsden | 1901 | Samuel Cooper, Miniaturist. |
| PROPRIETORS OF ESTATES | 1795 | Sir Joseph Banks having transmitted to Thomas Fydell, Esquire, the Report of the Committee appointed by the Board of Agriculture . . . the Proprietors of Estates in the several Parishes of . . . are requested to meet at the Cross-Chamber in Boston . . . to take into Consideration the said Report, etc. [Also MS note that the "Special Commn" will be ready to have an interview with Mr Fydell, addressed to Thos Fydell jun MP]. |
| PROPRIETORS OF ESTATES | 1800 (i) | Lincolnshire. East, West, and Wildmore Fens, Drainage and Inclosure. Minutes of a Meeting of the Proprietors of Estates having Right of Common and other Interests in the said Fens, held at the Town-Hall in Boston, in the said County. 13th October, 1800. |
| PROPRIETORS OF ESTATES | 1800 (ii) | Lincolnshire. East, West, and Wildmore Fens, Drainage, East, and West Fens, Division and Inclosure. Minutes of Meetings held at the Town Hall, in Boston, 28th April, 8th Septr, 18th Octr, and 3d Novr. |
| PROPRIETORS OF ESTATES | 1800 (iii) | Lincolnshire. Wild-More Fen intended Division and Enclosure. Minutes of the several meetings held at the Bull Inn, in Horncastle, on the 27th, Day of August; the 16th, Day of September; the 7th, 14th, and 31st, Days of October, 1799; the 30th, Day of April; and the 4th, Day of November, 1800. |
| PROPRIETORS OF ESTATES | 1800 (iv) | Lincolnshire. East and West Fens, Division and Enclosure. . . . it has been thought adviseable to re-print a late Decision of the Court of King's Bench . . . and to subjoin the Resolutions of the last Meeting of the Proprietors, as to the intended Division of the East and West Fens into Parochial Allotments. |
| PROSPECT HOUSE | 1890 | Prospect House Gazette. No. 3. March 1890. |
| PROSPECT HOUSE | 1897 | Programme of Public Examinations of Junior and Kindergarten Pupils. |
| PROSPECT HOUSE | 1900 | Programme of a Concert and Distribution of Prizes and Certificates. |
| PROSPECT HOUSE | 1906 | Programme. Twelfth Night, or What You Will. |
| PROSPECT HOUSE | 1912 | Pupils' Entertainment: Invitation & Programme. |
| PROSPECT HOUSE | No date (ii) | [Prospectus] |
| PROSPECT HOUSE | No date (iv) | List of Some Successful Candidates in Musical and other Examinations in Recent Years. |
| PROSPECT OF LIBERTY | 1767 | The Prospect of Liberty. Addressed to the Gentlemen of the County of H-N-G-D-N. |
| PROVIDENT BANK | (1842) | Depositor's book of the bank for savings, at Huntingdon, with the rules and regulations of the same. (MS deposit account). |
| PROVINCIAL HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY | Various | See UNION OF CHRISTIANS, 1837 & 1838. |
| PRYKE, Sally A. | 1999 | Warboys Whites. The Warboys Brickyard 1894-1984. |
| PRYME, George | 1823 | A Letter to the Freemen & Inhabitants of the Town of Cambridge, on the State of the Borough, by George Pryme, Esq., MA Barrister-at-Law. |
| PRYME, George | 1870 | Autobiographic Recollections of George Pryme, Esq. MA sometime Fellow of Trinity College, Professor of Political Economy in the University of Cambridge and MP for the Borough. Edited by his daughter [Alicia Bayne]. |
| PRYNNE, William | 1647/8 | A Plea, or Protest, Made By William Prynne, Esquire, and By him sent unto J.M. Knight, one of the eleven impeached Members. Wherein he declares the injustice and illegality of the Lords, Commons, and Grandees of the Armies Proceedings against him. Whereunto is annexed the Case of A.B. (a Citizen of London, and a free Commoner of England), etc. etc. Published for the common good of all honest Englishmen, By Lionel Hurbin Gentleman, March 17. 1647. |
| PSALM AND HYMN | 1848 | Psalm and Hymn, for the opening of the Parish Church of St Neots, on Wednesday the 12th day of January 1848 |
| PSALMS | 1848 | Psalms from various versions; Hymns, selected for the festivals and general services of the Church: and An Appendix of hymns for private and social use. Third Edition. |
| PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE | 1898 | List of Sheriffs for England and Wales, from the earliest times to A.D. 1831, compiled from documents in the Public Record Office. (Lists and indexes No. IX). |
| PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE | 1900 | Inquisitions and assessments relating to Feudal Aids; with other analogous documents preserved in the Public Record Office. A.D. 1284-1431. Prepared under the superintendence of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records. Vol. II. Dorset - Huntingdon. |
| PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE | 1909 | Index of Placita de Banco (Court of Common Pleas) preserved in the Public Record Office. A.D. 1327-1328. Part 1. Bedford to Norfolk. (Lists and Indexes, no. XXXII). |
| PUBLIC SCHOOL | 1871 | The Public School; showing how it fared with Johnny after he ran away from Dame Europa's. The Playing Fields. |
| PUBLISHERS' CIRCULAR | 1901 | Sketches of Booksellers of Other Days, no. 3 - John Dunton, 1659-1733. |
| PULLEN, H.W. | 1870 | See VARIOUS: "Dame Europa's School etc. W. Pullen" and VARIOUS: "Dame Europa's School etc. 1871". |
| PULLEN, Rev William | 1833 | An Address to the clergy on Church reform, with remarks on the plans of Lord Henley and Doctor Burton. |
| PULLEN, William | 1835 | A Vindication of the Church of England from the charge of unsound doctrine and inefficient discipline, brought against her in "A letter from a Clergyman of her Communion to the Archbishop of Canterbury". |
| PULLEN, Willing | No date | See PULLEN, William |
| PULPIT | 1850 | Divisions in the Church of England. A Sermon by the Rev Gilbert Elliot, MA preached in Trinity Church, Marylebone, on Sunday morning, January 20, 1850. AND Apparent Difficulties in the History of Joseph. A Sermon, by the Rev Henry Melvill, BD, preached in the church of St Margaret, Lothbury, on Tuesday Morning, January 22, 1850. |
| PUPPET-SHOWMAN'S ALBUM | No date | SEE "T. Babblington MACSQUALLY", No date. |
| PURCHAS, F.H. | 1910 | See ESTATE MAGAZINE, 1910. |
| PURVIS, Sir Robert | 1909 | "Walks". A lecture at the "Lampass" Lodge of Oddfellows, M.U., Stanground, January 11th, 1909. (Reprinted from the "Peterborough Standard"). |
| PURVIS, Sir Robert | 1910 | "Talks". A lecture at the "Lampass" Lodge of Oddfellows, M.U., Stanground, March 7th, 1910. (Reprinted from the "Peterborough Standard"). |
| PURVIS, Sir Robert | 1911 | "Past and Present". A lecture at the "Lampass" Lodge of Oddfellows, M.U., Stanground, April 3rd, 1911. (Reprinted from the "Peterborough Standard"). |
| PUSEY, Rev E.B. | 1850 | The Royal Supremacy not an Arbitrary Authority but limited by the laws of the Church, of which kings are members. By the Rev E.B. Pusey, DD Regius professor of Hebrew; Canon of Christ Church; late Fellow of Oriel College. Part I. Ancient precedents. |
| PUTTRELL, M. | 1863 | SEE Joseph BYSON, 1863. |
| PYCOCK, John | 1885 | See F.J. HOWSON et al, 1885. |
| QUEEN'S JUBILEE | 1887 (i) | Queen's Jubilee. A thankgiving service will be held in the Parish Church, St Neots, on Tuesday, June 21st, 1887, at 9 a.m. |
| QUEEN'S JUBILEE | 1887 (ii) | Queen's Jubilee, 1887, St Neots, Eynesbury and Lt Paxton. Hymns to be sung by the children. |
| QUENNELL, C.H.B. | Various | SEE Marjorie QUENNELL and C.H.B. QUENNELL. |
| QUENNELL, Marjorie and QUENNELL, C.H.B. | 1926 | Everyday Life in Anglo-Saxon, Viking and Norman Times. |
| QUENNELL, Marjorie and QUENNELL, C.H.B. | 1931? | Everyday Life in Prehistoric Times (containing Everyday Life in the Old Stone Age and Everyday Life in the New Stone, Bronze and Early Iron ages). Second editions 1926, 1931. |
| QUERELA CANTABRIGIENSIS | 1685 | Querela Cantabrigiensis: or, A Remonstrance by way of Apologie, for the banished Members of the late flourishing University of Cambridge. By some of the said sufferers. |
| QUESTIONIST | 1789 | An Address to the Congregation at St Mary's of the University and Town of Cambridge, on the Subject of the Sermon preached by the Rev W. F[rend], M.A., on Sunday, Dec. 28, 1788. By a Questionist of St. Joh. Coll. |
| QUIVER | No date | George Herbert at Bemerton. |
| QUIZ, Peter | 1824 | Borough Elections: a serio-comic poem. |
| R., H. | 1845 | SEE Rev John Morell MACKENZIE, 1845. |
| R., I. | 1628 | The Spy Discovering the Danger of Arminian Heresie and Spanish Trecherie: Written by I.R. |
| R., R.F. | 1897 | The Sanctuary of God at Great Gransden, where Mrs Anne Dutton worshipped. |
| RAFTIS, J. Ambrose | 1957 | The Estates of Ramsey Abbey. A study in economic growth and organization. (Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies, Studies and Texts, 3). |
| RAFTIS, J. Ambrose | 1964 | Tenure and Mobility. Studies in the Social History of the Medieval English Village. (Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies, Studies and Texts, 8). |
| RAFTIS, J. Ambrose | 1965 | Social Structure in Five East Midland Vilages. A study of possibilities in the use of court roll data. |
| RAFTIS, J. Ambrose | 1982 | A Small Town in Late Medieval England. Godmanchester 1278-1400. Studies and Texts 53. |
| RAGUENET | 1691 | Histoire d'Olivier Cromwel. |
| RAILTON, Herbert | 1910 | SEE W. Outram TRISTRAM, 1910. |
| RAINE, J. | 1861 | SEE Edward TROLLOPE, 1861. |
| RAMBLER | 1850 | Prospects of the Anglo-Catholic Party in the Established Church. |
| RAMSDEN, Phyllis M. | 1936 | See H.C. DARBY, 1936. |
| RAMSEY ABBEY | Various | Ramsey Abbey Chronicles: see W. Dunn MACRAY (Ed.), 1886. Ramsey Abbey Cartulary: see William Henry HART and Rev Ponsonby A. LYONS (Eds.), 1884-93. |
| RAMSEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY | 1906 | Schedule of Ramsey Horticultural Show to be held in the Abbey Grounds on Monday, August 6th, 1906. |
| RAMSEY URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL | 1971 | SEE Philip G.M. DICKINSON, 1971, Official Guide. |
| RAMSEY, Robert W. | 1933 | Henry Cromwell. |
| RAMSEY, Robert W. | 1935 | Richard Cromwell, Protector of England. |
| RANDALL, James | 1850 | A Letter to the Ven. Edward Berens, MA Archdeacon of Berks, on the constitution of the ultimate court of appeal in causes ecclesiastical. By James Randall, MA Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Oxford, and to the Lord Brougham, and Rector of Binfield, Berks. |
| RANDELL, Arthur R. | 1966 | Sixty Years a Fenman (edited by Enid Porter). |
| RATCLIFF, S.C. (Ed.) | 1946 | Elton Manorial Records 1279-1351, transcribed and edited by S.C. Ratcliff, late an Assistant Keeper of the Public Records, with a translation by D.M. Gregory and a preface by Granville Proby. |
| RAWLINGS, Gertrude Burford | 1898 | The Story of the British Coinage. |
| RAWLINSON, Rev W.C. | 1850 | The Blessings of Baptism, rightly received, &c, &c, considered in a letter to a friend, by the Rev W.C. Rawlinson, MA, curate of Bunwell, Norfolk. |
| RAY, John Mead | 1801 | SEE [Robert STEVENSON, Joseph COCKIN and John Mead RAY], 1801. |
| READ, Archibald | 1897 | See C.G. TEBBUTT et al, 1897. |
| READE, Aleyn Lyell | 1927 | The Audley Family. |
| READE, Rev Compton | 1912 | SEE Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| READER, Thomas | 1781 | The Incurable Abomination: Or, God's asserting, that Popery never did, nor will alter for the better; considered in a Sermon on Rev. IX 20, 21. With an appendix respecting the Duty of the Civil Magistrate in Matters of Religion. |
| REAL NEUTRAL | (1871) | A Plea for All Sides, written by a real neutral. |
| REANEY, Isabel | 1878 | English girls. |
| REANEY, Mrs G.S. | (1910) | To the Rescue! - Saved! |
| REANEY, Mrs G.S. | 1874 | Waking and Working: Or from Girlhood to Womanhood. |
| REANEY, Mrs G.S. | 1878 | Blessing & Blessed. A sketch of girl life. By Mrs G.S. Reaney author of "Waking and Working", "Sunbeam Willie", etc. |
| REANEY, Mrs G.S. | 1880 | Rose Gurney's Discovery. A story for girls, dedicated to their mothers. By Mrs G.S. Reaney, author of "Blessing and Blessed", "English Girls: their place and power", etc., etc. |
| REANEY, Mrs G.S. | 1884 | Just in Time: or, Howard Clarion's Rescue. By Mrs G.S. Reaney, author of "Daisy Snowflake's Secret", "Our Daughters", etc. |
| REANEY, Mrs G.S. | 1885 | Our Brothers and Sons. By Mrs G.S. Reaney, author of "Our Daughters", etc., etc. Fourth Thousand. |
| REANEY, Mrs G.S. | 1887 | The Gospel of Hope for London's East End. |
| REANEY, Mrs G.S. | 1893 | Dr Grey's Patient. A Novel in three volumes [bound together]. |
| REANEY, Mrs G.S. | No date (i) | Well Hinged. |
| REANEY, Mrs G.S. | No date (ii) | Whither Bound? A New Year's Question. |
| REANEY, Rev and Mrs George Sale | (1838-1901) | George Sale Reaney was born at Huntingdon in 1838. See the biographical essay in Rev G.S. REANEY, 1902, for details of his life and career. He died 1901. Mrs Reaney was born Isabel Edis, also at Huntingdon; we have at least one work published under her maiden name. Related to Robert W. Edis? See Hunts County News 31:7:1886 p. 6 for biographical details and portrait of her. |
| REANEY, Rev George Sale | 1890 | Why I Left Congregationalism. By George Sale Reaney (Late Congregational Minister), Assisant Curate, St Mary's, Riverhead, Kent. Second edition. |
| REANEY, Rev George Sale | 1902 | Occasional Papers Serious and Otherwise by the late Rev G.S. Reaney, with introduction by the Venerable Archdeacon Sinclair. With portrait. Published under the direction of the tract committee. |
| RECENT FIGHT IN EUROPA STREET | 1871 | The Recent Fight in Europa Street, at the Back of "Dame Europa's School"; showing how somebody went for "Berlin" wool, and got back shorn. |
| REDESDALE, Lord | 1850 | SEE [John Thomas MITFORD], Lord Redesdale, 1850. |
| REDSTONE, Lilian J. | 1932 | Holywell with Needingworth; Houghton; St Ives; Wyton. |
| REED, Linda | Various | See ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH TOSELAND, 1998. Also Thomas KNIGHTS 2004 (i)-(ii), 2005 (i)-(ii), No date (transcript and summary of Knights' diaries). |
| REES, Rev John | 1826 | SEE John STEVENS, 1826, refuting Rev Rees' views on the pre-existence of Christ. |
| REESON, J. Gordon | (1978) | Rotary Club of St Ives. A History of the First Twenty-Five years. |
| REESON, J. Gordon | (1986) | (History of St Ives Badminton Club, 1936-1986). |
| REESON, J. Gordon | 1963-67 | See ST IVES BOROUGH COUNCIL, 1963-67. |
| REESON, J. Gordon | 1985 | History of the Huntingdon and Peterborough County Badminton Association 1967 to 1985. |
| REEVE, T.M. | 2006 | St Ives To Sydney. The Story of Thomas & Lydia Reeve and their Family. |
| REFORM BILL | No date | The Reform Bill &c &c. [Title page missing] |
| REFORM MINISTRY | 1833 | The Reform Ministry, and the Reformed Parliament. Fifth Edition. |
| REGIMENTAL RIBBONS | No date | Regimental Ribbons and Buttons of the British Army. |
| REID, W. Hamilton | 1812 | Memoirs of the Public Life of John Horne Tooke, Esq. Containing A Particular Account of his Connections with the most eminent Characters of the Reign of George III. His trials for sedition, high treason &c. with his most celebrated speeches in the House of Commons, on the hustings, letters &c. |
| REID, W. Hamilton | 1812 (contd.) | |
| RELIGIOUS RETREAT | 1647 | A Religious Retreat sounded To a Religious Army, by one that desires to be faithfull to his Country, though unworthy to bee named. |
| RELIQUARY | 1870 | Notes on Books. |
| REMONSTRANCE AND PETITION | 1641 | The Remonstrance and Petition of the County of Huntington, the Knights, Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders, and Inhabitants. To the Right Honourable the Lords, and Commons assembled in Parliament, for the continuance of the Church-government, and Divine Service, or Book of Common Prayer. |
| RENNIE, John | 1800 (i) | Report concerning the drainage of Wildmore Fen, and of the East and West Fens: by John Rennie, Civil Engineer. |
| RENNIE, John | 1800 (ii) | Second Report concerning the drainage of Wildmore Fen, and of the East and West Fens: by John Rennie, Civil Engineer. |
| RENNIE, John | 1800 (iii) | Report Concerning the Improvement of Boston Haven, by John Rennie, Esq., October 6 1800. |
| RENNIE, John | 1802 | 1st Dec. 1802. Mr Rennie's Report for Improving the Navigation of the River Witham. |
| RENNIE, John | 1803 | Mr Rennie's Report, 26th October 1803. |
| RENNIE, John | 1805 | Report of John Rennie, Esq. on the State of the Works of Drainage of the East, West, and Wildmore Fens. January 1st 1805. |
| RENNIE, John | 1837 | Reports and Estimates on the Improvement of the Navigation of the River Nene, From its Outfall to Peterborough; and for the more efficient drainage of Moreton's Leam Wash and Whittlesea Mere, And a portion of the adjoining Lands in the Middle District of the Great Bedford Level. By Sir John Rennie, 7th December, 1836. |
| RENTON, Lord | 1989 | SEE David COZENS, 1989. |
| REPORT OF THE EVIDENCE | 1835 | Report of the Evidence and Proceedings in the Hartford Claims, taken at Huntingdon, October, 1835, before H.J. Perry Esq., one of the revising barristers for the county. |
| REPRESENTATION CONCERNING THE LATE PARLIAMENT | 1655 | A Representation Concerning the late Parliament In the Yeer 1654. To prevent Mistakes. |
| RESIDENT OF HUNTINGDON | 1824 | Poetic Trifles by a Resident of Huntingdon. |
| RETURN MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT | Various | See MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. |
| REV ARTHUR SLOMAN | No date | Rev Arthur Sloman, M.A. (Oxon), President 1890-91. |
| REVIEW OF REVIEWS | No date | Character Sketch. Mr Clement Shorter. The Keeper of the Field and Opera Glasses of John Bull and the Founder of Three Live Weekly Illustrated Newspapers. |
| REYNARDSON, C.T.S. Birch | 1875 | Down the Road, or Reminiscences of a Gentleman Coachman. Second Edition. |
| REYNARDSON, C.T.S. Birch | 1887 | Down the Road, or Reminiscences of a Gentleman Coachman. New edition, with coloured illustrations. |
| REYNOLDS, Richard | 1974 | SEE Frida KNIGHT (Ed.), 1974. |
| REYNOLDS, Richard Anthony | 1840 | The Full Proceedings of the General Court Martial, held at Brighton Barracks, under the presidency of Sir Hercules R. Pakenham, K.C.B., and conduct of Major Pipon, Deputy Judge-Advocate, On Friday, September 25th, 1840, and continued, by Adjournments, to Monday, October 5th, 1840, when Captain Richard Anthony Reynolds, of the Eleventh, or Prince Albert's Own Hussars, was tried on a charge preferred aganst him by his commanding-officer, Lieut.-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan. |
| REYNOLDS, Richard Anthony | 1840 (contd.) | |
| RHYS, Ernest | 1904 | The Writings of Theodore Watts-Dunton. |
| RHYS, J. | 1882 | Early Britain. Celtic Britain. (Published under the direction of the tract committee). |
| RICHARDS, Margaret E. | 1969 | A History of the Navigation of the Great Ouse between Bedford and St Ives. |
| RICHARDS, William | 1905 | The Spirit in the Letter of the Word as revealed by oriental imagery. |
| RICHARDSON, Charles | No date | See ATHENIAN SOCIETY, No date. |
| RICHARDSON, Rev John | 1850 | A Letter to the Rev William Goode, MA, FSA rector of All Hallows, the Great and the Less, containing an examination of his "Capacitating Conditions," &c. Together with a comment on the famous passage from Hooker, quoted by the Judicial Committee. By the Rev John Richardson, MA, Head Master of Appleby Grammar School. |
| RICHENS, R.H. | 1961 | Studies on Ulmus. IV. The Village elms of Huntingdonshire and a new method for exploring taxonomic discontinuity. |
| RICKMAN | 1851 | See ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, 1851. |
| RICRAFT, Josiah | (?1818) | A Survey of Englands Champions and Truths faithfull Patriots, Or a Chronologicall Recitement of the principall proceedings of the most worthy Commanders of the prosperous Armies raised for the preservation of Religion, the Kings Majesties Person, the Priviledges of Parliament, and the Liberty of the Subject, &c. With a most exact narration of the severall Victories, as also the number of Commanders and Souldiers that have been slain on both sides since these uncivill civil wars began. With the lively purtraitures of the severall Commanders. |
| RICRAFT, Josiah | 1873 | See PORTRAITS OF THE PARLIAMENTARY OFFICERS, 1873. |
| RIPON, Bishops of | Various | SEE Charles Thomas [LONGLEY], Bishop of Ripon, 1850. |
| RITCHIE, Sheila (Ed.) | 2000 | Kings Ripton. A Huntingdonshire Village in the Year 2000. |
| RITSON, Joseph | 1885 | Robin Hood. A Collection of all the Ancient Poems, Songs and Ballads, now extant, Relative to that Celebrated English Outlaw to which are prefixed historcal accounts of his life. With Eighty Wood Engravings by Thomas Bewick printed on china paper, Also Nine Etchings from Original Paintings by A.H. Tourrier and E. Buckman. (Number 28 of a limited edition of 100). |
| RIVER WITHAM | 1752 | At a fifth Meeting, held at the Rein Deer in the City of Lincoln, on Wednesday and Thursday, the 29th and 30th of Nov 1752, to consider of the state of the River Witham, and the Drainage thro' the same, from the City of Lincoln to the Sea, etc. etc. [With map of the proposed scheme by J. Grundy] |
| RIVER WITHAM | 1806 | [A sketch map of river channels, presumably related to Anthony Bower's 1806 scheme for the Witham - see Anthony BOWER, 1806 and WITHAM COMMISSIONERS, 1806.] |
| RIVERINA DIOCESE ASSOCIATION | 1896-7 | [Appeals for funds etc.] |
| ROBERT of Swaffham | 1895 | De Gestis Herewardi Saxonis (the exploits of Hereward the Saxon). From an original manuscript, contained in a book compiled by Robert of Swaffham, in the possession of the Dean and Chapter of Peterborough. Transcribed by S.H. Miller and translated by W.D. Sweeting, Vicar of Market Deeptong. |
| ROBERTS OF KANDAHAR, Field Marshall Lord | No date | See ROBERTS, Frederick Sleigh, Lord Roberts of Kandahar, 1st Earl. |
| ROBERTS, Ben | 2003 | SEE Brendon WILKINS & Ben ROBERTS, 2003. |
| ROBERTS, Frederick Sleigh, Lord Roberts of Kandahar, 1st Earl | 1900 | SEE Spenser WILKINSON (Ed.), 1900. |
| ROBERTS, K.E. & ROBERTS, R.E. | 1920 | The Story of English Towns. Peterborough. |
| ST IVES LITERARY INSTITUTE | 1885 | Literary Institute, St Ives. Syllabus of a Lecture to be given On Thursday, Feb. 10th, 1885. at the Public Institute, At 7 o'clock, on the "Decay and Growth of Continents," by R.D. Roberts MA DSc (Lond), Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge. Chair to be taken by C.P. Tebbutt, Esq. Presdient. |
| ROBERTS, Thomas | 1868 | See J.W. CHILDERS (Ed.), 1868. |
| ROBERTS, William | 1835 | Memoirs of the life and correspondence of Mrs Hannah More. Third edition; revised with an additional preface. |
| ROBERTSON, James Craigie | 1850 | The Bearings of the Gorham Case: A Letter to a Friend. By James Craigie Robertson, MA Vicar of Bekesbourne, in the diocese of Canterbury, Author of "How Shall we Conform to the Liturgy?" |
| ROBERTSON, William | 1909 | SEE William Howie WYLIE, 1909. |
| ROBIN HOOD | 1737 | The Whole Life, and Merry Exploits of Bold Robin Hood: Earl of Huntington. Shewing, How he became an Out-Law, etc. etc. To which is added, Several Songs not in the former Impressions. With the Whole History of Johnny Armstrong of Westmoreland. |
| ROBIN HOOD | 1913 | SEE Anthony MUNDAY, 1913 (i) & 1913 (ii). |
| ROBIN HOOD | No date | A Mery Geste of Robyn Hoode and of hys lyfe, wyth a newe playe for to be played in Maye games very pleasaunte and full of pastyme. |
| M., W. | 1704 | The Female Wits: Or, the Triumvirate of Poets At Rehearsal. A Comedy. As it was Acted Several Days successively with great Applause at the Theatre-Royal In Drury-Lane. By Her Majesty's Servants. Written by Mr W.M. |
| ROBINS, Rev Sanderson | 1850 | Some Reasons against the Revival of Convocation. By the Rev Sanderson Robins, MA. |
| ROBINSON, Rev C.K. | 1854 | A Burning and a Shining Light. A sermon preached in the Parish Church of St Neots, Huntingdonshire, in improvement of the death of the late Rev John Green, B.D., on Sunday Evening, May 14th, 1854, by the Rev C.K. Robinson, M.A., Fellow and Assistant Tutor of St Catharine's Hall, Cambridge. |
| ROBINSON, Rev J. Armitage | 1883 | Fathers and Sons, or, Authority and Obedience. A Sermon preaced in the Parish Church, Bishopwearmouth, Sunderland, by the Rev J. Armitage Robinson, B.A., Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge, on Sunday Evening, October 21, 1883. |
| ROBINSON, Rev W.A. | 1849 | Seven Sermons, preached at St Neots, Hunts. |
| ROBINSON, Robert | 1782 (i) | SEE Dan TAYLOR, 1782. |
| ROBINSON, Robert | 1782 (ii) | The Sufficiency of the Holy Scriptures. A Sermon Preached at Salter's-Hall, London; on Wednesday September 11, 1782. In behalf of the Bible Society. |
| ROBINSON, Robert | 1786 | SEE Dan TAYLOR, Robert ROBINSON and George BIRLEY, 1786. |
| ROBINSON, Robert | 1803 (i) | A speech, delivered at the Meeting-house in Fen-Stanton, Hunt. January 22, 1782, at the interment of Mrs Susanna Birley, aged 29 Years, Late Wife of Rev Mr Birley, of St Ives; and also at that of their only Child, aged Ten Weeks |
| ROBINSON, Robert | 1803 (ii) | Sermon X. On the Ordination of Mr George Birley. |
| ROBINSON, W.S. | 1921 | An Illustrated History of England for the middle forms of schools . . . Period 1 To the end of the Commonwealth 1660. Seventh edn. |
| RODGER, N.A.M. | 1993 | The Insatiable Earl. A Life of John Montagu, Fourth Earl of Sandwich 1718-1792. |
| ROGERS, James E. Thorold | 1917 | Six Centuries of Work and Wages. The history of English labour. Twelfth edition. |
| ROGERS, Nicholas and PARISH, Christopher | 1999 | Cromwell and Sidney Sussex. |
| ROGERS, Timothy | 1697 | The Character of a Good Woman, Both in a Single and Marry'd State. In a Funeral Discourse On Prov. 31.10. Who can find a vertuous Woman? for her Price is far above Rubies. Occasioned by the Decease of Mrs Elizabeth Dunton, Who Died May 28. 1697. With an Account of Her Life and Death; And part of the Diary writ with her own Hand: With a Preface, containing a Brief History of several Excellent Women. By Timothy Rogers, M.A. |
| ROGERS, Timothy | 1697 (contd.) | |
| ROLFE, Hon. Sir Robert Monsey | 1849 | SEE Ebenezer FOSTER, 1849. |
| ROLTE, John | 1614 | A Faithfull Admonition of the Paltsgraves Churches, to all other Protestant Churches in Dutchland. That they would consider the great danger that hangeth over their heads as well as ours by the Popedome, and therefore Christianly and brotherly cease the private unnecessary and now too much growne strife with us. Together with a short abstract of the warning about the Jesuites bloodthirsty plots published in print at Tubing. Published by Authoritie. According to the Originall Printed in the Electors Palsgraves Country at Nustadt upon the Hardt, Englished by John Rolte. |
| ROOK, Gerald | 2001 | SEE Bridget FLANAGAN, 2001 |
| ROOPER, H.G. | 1885 | See F.J. HOWSON et al, 1885. |
| ROOPER, J.B. | 1837 | SEE Weston HATFIELD, 1837. |
| ROOPER, Thomas Godolphin | 1907 | Selected Writings of Thomas Godolphin Rooper, M.A. Balliol College, Oxford, late H.M. Inspector of Schools, edited with a memoir by R.G. Tatton sometime Fellow and Tutor of Balliol College. |
| ROOPER, W.H. | 1850 | SEE Right Rev W.J. TROWER, 1850. |
| ROOPER, W.H. | 1893 | Reminiscences of My Life. |
| ROPES, Arthur R. | 1908 | Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, select passages from her letters. Edited by Arthur R. Ropes. With Eight Portraits after Sir Godfrey Kneller and other Artists. New edition. |
| ROSE, Rev George | 1843 | Church-rates. A Letter to the Rev Edward Blick, Rector of Rotherhithe; occasioned by the seizure of a Pembroke Table and a hearth rug, from his fellow-minister of the Gospel, the Rev George Rose, of Jamaica Row Chapel, Bermondsey. |
| ROSS, Frederick | 1878 | Epochs in the Past of Huntingdonshire. The substance of a lecture, with considerable additions, delivered in the British Schoolroom, at Houghton, near Huntingdon, on the evening of Thursday 22nd February 1877. Bateman Brown Esq. in the chair. |
| ROSS, Frederick | 1883 | A Select Catalogue of Biographies and Other Works Illustrative of the "Life of Cromwell". |
| ROSS, Robert | 1909 | Masques and Phases. Second impression. |
| ROTARY CLUB OF ELY | 1947 | The Battle of the Banks. The story of the Fen floods around Ely, 1947. Includes The Rising of the Waters. Day by Day story of the Fen floods around Ely, 1947, by F.W. Wilson. |
| ROUND, J.H. | 1892 | Geoffrey de Mandeville. A study of the anarchy. |
| ROUND, J.H. | 1895 | Feudal England: Historical studies on the 11th and 12th centuries. |
| ROUND, J.H. | 1899 | The Commune of London and other studies, with a prefatory letter by Sir Walter Besant. |
| ROW, Prescott (Ed.) | Various | See H.L. JACKSON and G.R. Holt SHAFTO, 1905; and William Thomas MELLOWS, No date. |
| ROW, Thomas | 1859 | Election, Sanctification and Salvation. |
| ROWLAND, John | 1659 | SEE [Thomas SCOTT], 1659. |
| ROWLEY, George Dawson | 1856 | A Memoir of the Venerable Charles Lindsey, Archdeacon of Kildare. |
| ROWLEY, George Dawson | 1864 | A Paper upon the egg of Æpyornis maximus, the colossal bird of Madagascar. |
| ROWLEY, George Dawson | 1866 | A Paper upon the remains of man and extinct mammalian fauna, found at Eynesbury, near S. Neots, Huntingdonshire. |
| ROWLEY, George Dawson (Ed.) | 1876-1878 | Ornithological Miscellany. Edited by George Dawson Rowley, MA, FZS, Member of the British Ornithologists' Union. [In three volumes] |
| ROWLEY, George Dawson (Ed.) | 1876-1878 (contd. 1) | |
| ROWLEY, George Dawson (Ed.) | 1876-1878 (contd. 2) | |
| ROWLEY, Peter | 1995 | The Chronicles of the Rowleys. English Life in the 18th and 19th Centuries. |
| ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY | 1887 | The Making of land in England [pages on Huntingdonshire]. |
| ROYAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE | 1911 | The Embalmed Head of Oliver Cromwell in the possession of the Rev. H.R. Wilkinson, exhibited before The Royal Archaeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland on 5th April 1911, with some notes thereon. |
| ROYAL COMMISSION ON AGRICULTURE | 1882 | Reports of the Assistant Commissioners; Report by Mr Druce. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. |
| ROYAL COMMISSION ON HISTORICAL MONUMENTS (ENGLAND) | 1926 | An Inventory of the historical monuments in Huntingdonshire. |
| ROYAL COMMISSION ON HISTORICAL MONUMENTS (ENGLAND) | 1926 (contd. 1) | |
| ROYAL COMMISSION ON HISTORICAL MONUMENTS (ENGLAND) | 1926 (contd. 2) | |
| ROYAL COMMISSION ON LABOUR | 1893 | The Agricultural Labourer. Vol. I England. Part I. Reports by Mr William E. Bear (Assistant Commissoner) upon certain selected districts in the counties of Bedford, Hampshire, Huntingdon, Leicester, Nottingham and Sussex. With Summary Report prefixed. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty. |
| ROYAL COMMISSION ON MARKET RIGHTS AND TOLLS | 1889 | First Report of the Royal Commission on Market Rights and Tolls, Containing the First Report of the Commissioners, together with the Report by Mr Charles I. Elton, Q.C., M.P., Commissioner, and Mr B.F.C. Costelloe, Assistant Commissioner, on Charters and Records Relating to the History of Fairs and Markets in the United Kingdom. |
| ROYAL COMMISSION ON MARKET RIGHTS AND TOLLS | 1891 | Final Report of the Commissioners. |
| ROYALL ENTERTAINMENT | 1645 | The Royall Entertainment of the King, by the Royalists of Huntington. Being a true Relation of the great Joy of that Town at his coming, with their bountifull Gifts to welcome him thither. Also his tender care of them exprest by Proclamation to keep them free from Plunder; and his extraordinary Favour and Mercy in setting all the Prisoners Free. Together with the great Lamentation of the Inhabitants at his departure. Sent in a Letter by a person of Credit, to a Gentleman of worth in London. |
| ROYALL ENTERTAINMENT | 1645 (contd.) | |
| ROYSTON, Rev Peter | 1899 (ii) | Orton Longueville Church. Reprinted from the Journal of the British Archaeological Association, June, 1899, for the Peterborough Natural History, Scientific, and Archaeological Society, |
| RUDGE, B. | 1838 | Buckden Palace, the episcopal residence of the Bishops of Lincoln. With descriptive letter-press. Drawn from nature and on stone. |
| RUGBY SCHOOL REGISTER | 1881 | Rugby School Register. Vol. 1. from 1675 to 1849 inclusive, with annotations and alphabetical index. |
| RUINS AND ANTIENT BUILDINGS | No date | Ruins and Antient Buildings, in England & Wales, &c. Description of Buckden Palace, in Huntingdonshire. Description of Ramsey Abbey, in Huntingdonshire. |
| RUMPF, Mina | 1873 | Clerical Workshops and the Tools therein. With a preface by the author of "Haste to the Rescue". |
| RURAL DEAN | 1850 | A Letter to the Most Rev John Bird, Lord Archbishop of Canterbury; and the Most Rev Thomas, Lord Archbishop of York; in reference to the late judgment of the Judicial Committee of Privy Council, in the case of Gorham v. the Bishop of Exeter. By a Rural Dean. |
| RUSBY, Rev Thomas | No date | The Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. A sermon preached in the Church of All Saints, S. Ives, Huntingdonshire, by the Rev Thomas Rusby, M.A., Cantab, Curate of the Parish. |
| RUSSELL, Ada | 1936 | Alconbury-cum-Weston; Barham; Brampton; Brington; Bythorn; Copmanford; Easton; Ellington; Grafham with East Perry; Hamerton; Kimbolton; Spaldwick; Stow Longa; Upton; Old Weston. |
| RUSSELL, Constance, Lady | 1905 | Three Generations of Fascinating Woman, and other Sketches from Family History. With illustrations. Second edition. |
| RUSSELL, George W.E. | 1895 | SEE Matthew ARNOLD, 1895. |
| RUSSELL, Herbrand Arthur, 11th Duke of Bedford | 1897 | A Great Agricultural Estate, being the story of the origin and administration of Woburn and Thorney by the Duke of Bedford. Third edition. |
| RUSSELL, James, Bishop of Ely | 1877 | Charges delivered at his Primary Visitation in September and October 1877. |
| RUSSELL, James, Bishop of Ely | 1885 | Charges delivered at his Third Visitation in September and October, 1885. |
| RUSSELL, Lord John | 1820 | SEE Thomas MORELL, 1820. |
| RUSSELL, Lord John | 1859-66 | The Life and Times of Charles James Fox. By the Right Honourable Lord John Russell, MP. [In three volumes: the author has become Earl Russell by the publication of the third]. |
| RUSSELL, Rev M. | 1829 | Life of Oliver Cromwell in two volumes [bound in one]. |
| RUSTON, F.A. | 1870 | The Fen Country. |
| RYDER, Rt Hon Sir Dudley | 1755 | SEE John MAUD, 1755 (i) and 1755 (ii) |
| RYE, Walter (Ed). | 1891 | Pedes finium: or Fines, relating to the County of Cambridge, levied in the King's Court from the seventh year of Richard I, to the end of the reign of Richard III. |
| RYLAND, Rev William Deane | No date | A Letter to The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury on certain alterations which are required in the Liturgy and Offices of the Church of England. (A Tract for Men of Common Sense.) By the Rev William Deane Ryland, rector of Hinton and Steane, Northamptonshire. |
| S. ALBANS ARCHITECTURAL & ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY | 1887 | Transactions 1886. [Contents include an excursion to St Neots; "Notes on the Priory of S. Neot, Huntingdonshire" by Rev H. FOWLER; and "St Mary's Church, St Neots, Huntingdonshire" by Mr S. Flint CLARKSON]. |
| S., G. | 1684 | Anglorum Speculum, or the Worthies of England, in Church and State, alphabetically digested into the several shires and counties therein contained; wherein are illustrated the Lives and Characters of the most Eminent Persons since the Conquest to the present Age. Also an account of the Commodities and Trade of each Respective County, and the most flourishing Cities and Towns therein. |
| S., G. | 1684 (contd.) | |
| S., I. | 1660 | The Perfect Politician: Or, A Full View Of the Life and Actions (Military and Civil) of O. Cromwel, Whereunto is added His Character; and A Compleat Catalogue of all the Honours conferr'd by him on several Persons. |
| S., J. | 1693 | See [Richard SAULT] 1693. |
| S., W. | 1661 | Rebels no saints: or, a collection of speeches, private passages, letters and prayers of those persons lately executed, viz. Thos. Harrison, Octob. 13. Jo. Carew, Octob. 15. Tho. Scot. Greg. Clement. An. Scroop, and Jo. Jones, Octob. 17. Dan. Axtell, and Fr. Hacker, Octob. 19. With observations on the same wherein their pretended sanctity is refuted and a further inspection made into the lives and practices of those unhappy and traitorous polititians. By a Person of Quality. |
| SABBATH BREAKERS | 1671 | Divine Examples of God's Severe Judgments upon Sabbath Breakers In their unlawful Sports, Collected out of several Divine Subjects, viz Mr H.B. Mr Beard, and the Practice of Piety. |
| SACHEVERELL, Henry | 1709 | The Perils of False Brethren, both in Church and State: Set forth in a Sermon preach'd Before the Right Honourable the Lord-Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens of London, at the Cathedral-Church of St Paul, On the 5th of November 1709. By Henry Sacheverell, D.D. Fellow of Magdalen-College, Oxon, and Chaplain of St Saviour's Southwark. |
| SACRAMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY | 1850 | The Sacrament of Responsibility; or Testimony of Scripture to the Teaching of the Church on Holy Baptism, with especial reference to the case of infants, and answers to objections. |
| SADLER, Henry E. | No date | A Bright and a Shining Light. Many saw the Grace of God and admired it. |
| SADLER, S.L. | 1995 | A Royal Entertainment? Huntingdon August 1645. |
| SADLER, Walter Dendy | No date | My Method of Work. |
| SADLER, Walter Dendy | Various | SEE Austin CHESTER, 1905, 1909, 1911; Rudolph DE CORDOVA, No date; Adrian MARGAUX, 1908; PEARSON'S MAGAZINE, 1902; F.G. STEPHENS, No date. All are bound in VARIOUS: "Huntingdonshire Topographical Extracts 2". |
| SALMON, N. | 1731 | A new survey of England. Wherein the defects of Camden are supplied, and the errors of his followers remarked: the opinions of our antiquaries compared: the Roman military ways traced; and, the stations settled according to the Itinerary, without altering the figures. With some natural history of each county. In two volumes. To which is added an Examination of the British coins produced in Camden's Britannia; with the Foundation of a Conjecture, that they are not British, but brought in by the Romans and Saxons. |
| SALMON, N. | 1731 (contd.) | |
| SALTER, Rev H. (Ed.) | 1909 (i) | A Subsidy collected in the Diocese of Lincoln in 1526. |
| SALTER, Rev H. (Ed.) | 1909 (ii) | A Subsidy collected in the Diocese of Lincoln in 1526. III Herts., Hunts., and Beds. |
| SALVATION ARMY | No date | The Salvation Army. Great Tour of the Flying Squadron of Hallelujah Lasses . . . They travel from place to place in a Salvation Omnibus, and will visit St Neots on Friday next, July 29th. |
| SALWAY, Peter | 1970 | The Roman Fenland. |
| SALZMAN, L.F. (Ed.) | 1938 | Index to the Victoria History of the County of Huntingdon. |
| SAMUEL PEPYS CLUB | No date | SEE Henry B. WHEATLEY (Ed.), 1917, "Occasional papers etc." |
| SANDERSON, Robert, Bishop of Lincoln | 1656 | Twenty Sermons Formerly Preached XVI. Ad Aulam. III. Ad Magistratum. I Ad Populum. And now first published by Robert Sanderson DD Professor Regius in the University of Oxford, and Chaplain in ordinary to the late Kings Majesty. |
| SANDERSON, Robert, Bishop of Lincoln | 1661 | Episcopacy (As established by Law in England) not prejudicial to Regal Power. A Treatise written in the time of the Long Parliament, By the special Command of the late King. And now published by the Right Reverend Father in God Robert Sanderson Lord Bishop of Lincoln. |
| SANDERSON, Robert, Bishop of Lincoln | 1685 | Nine Cases of Conscience: Occasionally Determined by The late Reverend Father in God, Robert Sanderson, Lord Bishop of Lincoln. |
| WALKER, Elisabeth | 2008 | Forward and Away. Memoirs. |
| SANDERSON, Robert, Bishop of Lincoln | 1722 | A Preservative against Schism and Rebellion, In the most Trying Times. Or, A Resolution of the most Important Cases of Conscience, relating to Government both in Church and State; In a Course of Lectures read in the Divinity School at Oxford, in the Time of the Great Rebellion. By Robert Sanderson, DD Regius Professor, and afterwards Lord Bishop of Lincoln. In Three Volumes, etc etc. Translated by Mr Lewis. With the Life of the Author. |
| SANDERSON, Robert, Bishop of Lincoln | 1673 | Episcopacy (As established by Law in England) not prejudicial to Regal Power Written in the time of the Long Parliament, By the special Command of the late King. By the Right Reverend Father in God Robert Sanderson, late Lord Bishop of Lincoln. |
| SANDERSON, Robert, Bishop of Lincoln | 1851 | De Obligatione Conscientiae. Praelectiones decem Oxonii in Schola Theologica habitae anno domini M.DC.XLVII. With English notes, including an abridged translation, by William Whewell DD, edited for the Syndics of the University Press. |
| SANDERSON, Robert, Bishop of Lincoln | (1587-1663) | Died and was buried at Buckden. See the biography of him in Isaac WALTON's "Lives", various editions of which are in the Library. The 1678 edition of Walton's "Life of Dr Sanderson" includes Sanderson's "Judgment concerning submission to Usurpers", "Pax Ecclesiae", "Judgment in one view for the Settlement of the Church", and "Reasons of the Present Judgment of the University of Oxford, Concerning the Solemn League and Covenant etc." |
| SANDWICH, Earls of | Various | See MONTAGU |
| SANFORD, John Langton | 1858 | Studies and illustrations of the Great Rebellion. |
| SARGENT, John | 1820 | Memoir of the Rev Henry Martyn, B.D. Late fellow of St John's College, Cambridge, and chaplain to the Honourable East India Company. Fourth Edition. |
| SATTIANADEN | 1792 | Translation of a Sermon in the Malabar or Tamulian Language; composed and preached by Sattianaden, on the 26th day of December, 1790, when he received ordination according to the rites of the Lutheran Church, on one of the congregations of the Mission on the coast of Coromandel, connected with the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. |
| SAULT, Richard | Various | See ATHENIAN SOCIETY, Various. |
| SAUNDERS, W.H. Bernard | 1888 | Legends and traditions of Huntingdonshire. Ilustrated with collotype and woodbury prints from "Drayton's Polyalbion " etc. |
| SAUNDERS, W.H. Bernard | 1888 (contd.) | |
| SAUNDERS, W.H. Bernard | 1906 | Romance of a great English Lake (Whittlesea Mere). |
| SAUNDERS, W.H. Bernard (Ed.) | 1911 | See F.W. BIRD, 1911. |
| SAVAGE, John | 1704 | Christ's Body the Church. A Sermon Preach'd at the Yearly Visitation Held at Welwyn in Hertfordshire, May the 3d. 1704, By the Reverend White Kennet, D.D. Archdeacon of Huntingdon. By John Savage M.A. of Emanuel College in Cambridge, and Rector of Bygrave in Hertfordshire. |
| SAVARY | 1798 | See NORMAN CROSS, 1798. |
| SAVINE, A. | 1909 | English Monasteries on the eve of the Dissolution. |
| SAWFORD, E.H. | 1981 | Cambridge Kettering Line Steam. |
| SAWFORD, Eric | 1995 | Railways of Huntingdonshire (The Fifties and Sixties). |
| SAYWELL, Samuel | 1696 | Concio ad Clerum. A Sermon Preach'd to the Clergy at the Archdeacon's Visitation, Held at Huntngton, May 19. 1696. Publisht at their Request. To which is added a Preface to the Clergy. |
| SCALES, E. Joyce Shillington | 1919 | See Arthur GRAY, 1919. |
| SCARBOROUGH, Jane | 1818 | A Plain Statement of Facts, connected with the case of Mrs Jane Scarborough, of Buckden, Hunts., late of the George Inn, in that place, tending to establish her innocence of the crime of stealing money from a letter, for which she was tried at Huntingdon Assizes in July 1817, and sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment. |
| SCARBOROUGH, Jane | 1818 (contd.) | |
| SCARTH, Rev H.M. | (No date) | Early Britain. Roman Britian. (Published under the direction of the Committee of General Literature and Education appointed by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge). |
| SCOBLE, Andrew R. | 1856 | See M. GUIZOT, 1856, "History of Richard Cromwell, etc.". |
| SCOTT | 1811 | Observations on improving the Fens, on paring and burning, on irrigation, and on draining the Fens. |
| SCOTT, G. | 1818 | The Voice of Blood: A Sermon, occasioned by The late Horrid Murder of Mr George Bird, (Aged Eighty-four,) and Mary Simmons, his servant, Delivered at Greenwich, on Lord's Day, Febuary 15th, 1818, by G. Scott. |
| SCOTT, James | 1770 | A Sermon Preached at Huntingdon, on Sunday, December 3, 1769. By James Scott, B.D. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. The second edition. |
| SCOTT, James | 1770 (contd.) | |
| SCOTT, John | 1945 | Air Raid and Other War Incidents in Huntngdonshire (to 31st December 1943). |
| SCOTT, John Guillum | 1830 | See County of HUNTINGDON, 1830 (ii). |
| SCOTT, Sir Walter | 1898 | Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft by Sir Walter Scott, Bart. With an introduction by Henry Morley. FOURTH EDITION. |
| SCOTT, Thomas | (1784) | A Thanksgiving Sermon, Preached July 29, 1784, at the Parish Church of Olney, Bucks. |
| SCOTT, William | 1850 | A Letter to the Rev Daniel Wilson, MA vicar of Islington, occasioned by his recent "Appeal to the Evangelical members of the Church of England". By William Scott, MA perpetual curate of Christ Church, Hoxton. FOURTH EDITION, with a postscript, relating to Mr Wilson's third edition of his "Appeal". |
| SCOTT-GATTY, Mrs Lina | 1915 | (A spirit message, printed as the "Eleventh Letter" from "Dr Coulter"). |
| SCOTTISH CONGREGATIONAL MAGAZINE | 1843 | Sketch of the Life and Character of the late Rev J. Morell Mackenzie M.A. |
| SCOTTISH PETITION | 1897 | Copy of the Petition to Her Majesty the Queen From her Scottish Subjects, Protesting against the Official Misuse of the National Names, in Violation of the Provisions of the Treaty of Union between Scotland and England of 1707; with Statement and Appendix thereto. |
| SCOTTISH PRESBYTER | 1850 | A Letter to the Right Reverend the Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway. By a Scottish Presbyter. |
| SCOTTISH QUEENS BURIALL | 1890 | The Scottish Queens Buriall at Peterborough, upon Tuesday beeing Lammas day. 1587. |
| SCRIBLERUS | No date | See [Alexander POPE], 1729. |
| SCRIPTURE EXTRACTS | No date | Scripture Extracts, stating the Doctrines and Duties of the Christian Religion. No. 67. |
| SCUDDER, Vida D. | 1910 | SEE The Venerable BEDE, 1910. |
| SEAGER, Charles | 1850 | Faithfulness to Grace. On the Position of Anglicans Holding the Real Presence; with considerations on the sin of unlawful obedience, and on other connected matters. In a letter to a friend. By Charles Seager, MA. |
| SEALE, John Barlow | 1792 | A Discourse preached before the University of Cambridge, on the second Sunday in Advent, Dec. 4, 1791; by John Barlow Seale, D.D., F.R.S., Fellow of Christ College. |
| SEAR, David R. | 1964 | Roman Coins and their Values. |
| SEARCH, John | 1850 | Pseudonym for Dr T. Binney: see LOOKER-ON, 1850. |
| SEARLE, W.G. | 1894 | Ingulf and the Historia Croylandensis: an investigation attempted. |
| SEARLE, William George | 1899 | Anglo-Saxon Bishops, Kings and Nobles, the succession of the bishops and the pedigrees of the kings and nobles. |
| SEARLES, Robert | 1823 | Extracts from the Diary of Robert Searles, Deceased. |
| SEASONABLE ARGUMENT | 1677 | A Seasonable Argument To Perswade All the Grand Juries in England, to Petition for A New Parliament. Or, A List of the Principal Labourers in the Great Design of Popery and Arbitrary Power; Who have Betrayed their Country to the Conspirators, and Bargain'd with them to Maintain a Standing Army in England, under the Command of the Bigotted Popish D. Who by the Assistance of the L.L's Scotch Army, the Forces in Ireland, and those in France, hopes to bring all Back to Rome. |
| SEASONABLE ARGUMENT | 1677 (contd.) | |
| SEA-WALL INSURERS, The Society of | 1725 | The Most Advantageous and Necessary Project for England that ever was yet undertaken. |
| SECCOMBE, Thomas | 1894 | Titus Oates, Perjurer (1649-1705). |
| SECCOMBE, Thomas (Ed.) | 1894 | Lives of Twelve Bad Men. Original studies of eminent scoundrels by various hands. Second edition. |
| SECCOMBE, Thomas (Ed.) | 1894 (contd.) | |
| SECOND MODEST ENQUIRY | 1690 | A Second Modest Enquiry into the Causes of the Present Disasters in England. And who they are that brought the French Fleet into the English Channel, described. Being a farther discovery of the Jacobite Plot. Together with a list of those Noble-men, Gentlemen, and others now in Custody. |
| SEDGWICK, Rev Adam | 1869 | SEE Harry Govier SEELEY, 1869. |
| SEEBOHM, Frederic | 1905 | The English village community, examined in its relations to the manorial and tribal systems and to the common or open field system of husbandry; an essay in economic history. 4th edition. |
| SEELEY, Harry Govier | 1869 | Index to the Fossil Remains of Aves, Ornithosauria, and Reptilia, from the Secondary System of Strata, arranged in the Woodwardian Museum of the University of Cambridge; with a prefatory notice by Rev Adam Sedgwick LlD, FRS. |
| SELDEN SOCIETY | 1889 | Select pleas in Manorial and other Seignorial Courts. Volume 1. Reigns of Henry III and Edward I. Edited for the Selden Society by F.W. Maitland. |
| SELDEN SOCIETY | 1898 | Select cases in the Court of Requests A.D. 1497-1569, edited for the Selden Society by L.S. Leadham. |
| SELDEN SOCIETY | 1908 | Select Cases Concerning the Law Merchant, A.D. 1270-1638, vol. 1, Local Courts, edited by Charles Gross PhD. |
| SELECT PSALMS | 1784 | Select Psalms and Hymns, for the use of the parish churches in the town of Huntingdon: The Third Edition. |
| SERIOUS THOUGHTS. | No date | Serious Thoughts on Eternity. No. 63. |
| SERJEANT, Constancia | (1903) | A Vagrant's Revenge And Other Tales. By Constancia Serjeant author of "A Threefold Mystery", "A Tale of Red Pekin", etc. |
| SERMON | 1827 | A Sermon will be preached at the Old Meeting House, St Neots, on Sunday Afternoon, October the 14th, 1827, for the benefit of the Sunday School, established 1795. [Words of Hymns] |
| SERVATUS | 1825 | A Narrative of the Loss of the Kent East Indiaman, by Fire, in the Bay of Biscay, on the 1st March 1825. In a Letter to a Friend. By a Passenger. |
| SETH-SMITH, E.K. | No date | The Way of Little Gidding. |
| SEWEL, William | 1834 | The History of the rise, increase, and progress of the Christian people called Quakers. Intermixed with several remarkable occurrences. Written originally in Low Dutch, and also translated by himself into English. The sixth edition. |
| SEWELL, Col. J.W. | No date | More Than Twice a Hero. A record of the life and times of Captain Bernard McCabe. |
| SEWELL, D. | 1881 | Proposed Testimonial to Mr D. Sewell. |
| SEWELL, William | 1850 | Suggestions to minds perplexed by the Gorham case. A sermon preached at the Royal Chapel, Whitehall, on Sexagesima Sunday, 1850. By William Sewell, BD Fellow and Tutor of Exeter College, Oxford, and Whitehall Preacher. |
| SHAFTO, G.R. Holt | 1905 | See H.L. JACKSON and G.R. Holt SHAFTO, 1905. |
| SHAKESPEARE, William | 1910 | The Complete Works of William Shakespeare. With a general introduction by Algernon Charles Swinburne, introductory studies of the several plays by Edward Dowden and a note by Theodore Watts-Dunton upon the special typographical features of this edition. In nine volumes. Vol. I. The Tempest, Two Gentlemen of Verona, Merry Wives of Windsor, Measure for Measure. |
| SHARLAND, E. Cruwys | 1899 | SEE Nicholas FERRAR, 1899. |
| SHARLAND, E. Cruwys | 1912 | Richard Crashaw and Mary Collet. |
| SHARMAN, E. | 1799 | Christ's Plan of Worshipping Almighty God, the Only Proper Standard for All Christians, by a person lately excommunicated for being found guilty of Two capital Offences against the present Fundamental Laws of Protestant Dissenters etc. etc. |
| SHARP, Rev H.I. | 1863 | Harvest Lessons. A sermon preached in the Parish Church of St Andrew, Swavesey, on Wednesday, September 9th, 1863, on the occasion of the first Harvest Festival, by the Rev H.I. Sharp, M.A., Vicar of Swavesey. |
| SHARP, William | 1901 | A Literary Friendship. Mr A.C. Swinburne and Mr Watts-Dunton at the Pines. |
| SHARP, William (Ed.) | 1888 | Sonnets of this Century. Edited and Arranged with a Critical Introduction on the Sonnet, by William Sharp. |
| SHARPE, Edmund | 1845 | Ecclesiastical Architecture. Decorated Windows. A series of illustrations of the rise and progress of decorated window tracery in England. [Illustration of window at Yaxley only] |
| SHAW, Frederick | 1875 | A Sermon preached at Fenstanton Church, Sunday Morning, May 30, 1875, at the first service after the funeral of the Rev Stanley Walton, for 22 years vicar of Fenstanton. |
| SHAW, H. | 1934 | See WASHINGLEY HALL, 1934. |
| SHEARD, Amelia J. | 1892 | His Heart's Desire. |
| SHELLEY, H.C. | 1906 | Cromwell in Caricature. |
| SHELTON, Harold | [1998] (ii) | Tick Fen Tiger's Tale. |
| SHELTON, Harold | 1996 | Warboys at War 1939/45. |
| SHELTON, Harold | 1997 | St Ives Sand & Gravel 1932-67. Darby: Everdell: Greenwood. |
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| SHERARD, Rev George | 1839 | The Voice of the dead. A sermon preached in the Parish Church at Abbots' Ripton, November 17th, 1839, on the occasion of the death of Mrs William Rooper. |
| SHERARD, Rev George | 1840 | A Sermon, in which the duty and blessing of church-membership are considered. By the Rev George Sherard, M.A. (Curate of King's Ripton, Huntingdonshire). |
| SHIPLEY, A.E. | 1904 | See J.E. MARR and A.E. SHIPLEY (Eds.), 1904. |
| SHIRLEY-FOX, John | 1923 | Angling Adventures of an Artist. |
| SHORTER, Clement King | 1913 | George Borrow and his Circle, Wherein may be found many hitherto unpublished letters of Borrow and his friends. |
| SHORTER, Clement King | No date | See REVIEW OF REVIEWS, No date. |
| SHORTHOUSE, John Henry | 1882 | John Inglesant. A Romance. Copyright edition. In two volumes [bound together in one]. |
| SHORTHOUSE, John Henry | 1884 | John Inglesant. A Romance. New edition. |
| SHORTHOUSE, John Henry | 1903 | See George HERBERT, 1903, The Temple (Introductory Essay by Shorthouse). |
| SHOTLIFF, Drew | 1990 | SEE Gary EVANS and Drew SHOTLIFF, 1990. |
| SHUTE, Nathaniel | 1626 | Corona Charitatis, The Crowne of Charitie: A Sermon Preacht in Mercers Chappell, May 10. 1625. at the solemne Funerals of his ever-renowned Friend, of precious memory, the Mirroir of Charitie, Mr Richard Fishburne, Merchant, And now consecrated as an Anniversary to his Fame; By Nat: Shute, Rector of the Parish of Saint Mildred in the Poultry, London. |
| SIDGWICK, F. | 1917 | The Pepys ballads. SEE Henry B. WHEATLEY (Ed.), 1917, Occasional Papers etc. |
| SIDNEY, Sir Philip | 1651z | Valour Anatomized in a Fancie.(1581) |
| SIEBURG, Armin and SCHMITT, Karl | 1979 | Liebliches Land an der Lahn. Landkreis Marburg/Biedenkopf. |
| SIGNS OF THE TIMES | 1850 | The Signs of The Times; Or, the Popery of Protestantism. |
| SILCOCK, Charles | 1893 | Fenland Skating. |
| SILVER | 1833 | See CELESTIAL FILIATION, 1833 (i) & (ii), refuting Mr Silver's views on the pre-existence of Christ. |
| SILVER JUBILEE | 1935 | 1910-1935. Silver Jubilee of His Majesty King George V. Souvenir Programme of the celebrations in Huntingdonshire. |
| SIMKINS, Maud E. | 1932 | Broughton (with William PAGE); Colne; Hartford cum Sapley; Old Hurst; Pidley with Fenton; Great Raveley; Somersham (with William PAGE); Upwood; Warboys; Woodhurst; Buckden; Fen Stanton; Hemingford Abbots; Hemingford Grey; Hilton; Midloe; Offord Cluny; Offord Darcy; Southoe; Great Staughton; Tetworth; Yelling. |
| SIMKINS, Maud E. | 1936 | Buckworth; Catworth; Covington; Molesworth; Winwick; Woolley; Caldecote; Denton; Folksworth; Haddon; Holme; Morborne; Stibbington; Washingley; Water Newton. |
| SIMPKINSON, C.H. | 1894 | Life and times of William Laud, Archbishop of Canterbury. |
| SIMPSON, Leonard Taylor | Various | See HOUSE OF LORDS, [1897], [1901?]. |
| SIMPSON, Rev M.H. | 1850 | A Sermon on Holy Baptism, preached in the parish church of St Mary, Barton-Upon-Humber, On the 7th day of April, 1850, (being the first Sunday after Easter,) by the Rev M.H. Simpson, BA. Also, by the same, A Second Sermon, vindicating himself from the charge of unsound teaching, together with Notes and an Appendix, containing a refutation of certain charges made in a recent letter addressed to the vicar. |
| SIN NO TRIFLE | No date | Sin, No Trifle. No 66. |
| SINCLAIR, Archdeacon William | 1902 | See Rev G.S. REANEY, 1902. |
| SINCLAIR, F.G. | 1904 | Zoology: Myriapoda. |
| SINCLAIR, Ven William Macdonald | 1896 | Leaders of Thought in the English Church. |
| SINGER, Charles & Dorothea | 1917 | Documents and Records. I - Byrhtferd's Diagram. A Restoration: Byrhtferd of Ramsey's Diagram of the Physical and Physiological Fours. |
| SISMEY, Edith | 1915 | SEE Charlotte G. HERBINE, 1915, The Meeting of the Spheres. |
| SKEAT, Walter W. | 1901 | The Place-names of Cambridgshire. (Cambridge Antiquarian Society Octavo Publications, no. 36). |
| SKEAT, Walter W. | 1912 | English dialects from the eighth century to the present day. |
| SKERTCHLY, Sydney B.J. | 1878 | SEE Samuel H. MILLER and Sydney B.J. SKERTCHLY, 1878. |
| SKETCH | 1900 | Kimbolton Castle, The English Home of the Duke of Manchester. |
| SKIPTON, H.P.K. | 1907 | The Life and Times of Nicholas Ferrar. |
| SKIPTON, H.P.K. | 1921 | Little Gidding and the Nonjurors. |
| SKRINE, Mary J.H. | 1912 | The Church in Mary Ferrar's House. |
| SKRINE, Mary J.H. | 1917 | The Devout Lady. |
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| SLATER, Isaac | 1850 | Slater's (late Pigot & Co.) Royal National and commercial directory and typography of the counties of Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire . . . comprising classified lists of the merchants, bankers . . . together with alphabetical lists of the inhabitants of the larger and more populous towns . . . the work is embellished with beautiful county maps . . . |
| SLATER, John and BUNCH, Allan | 2000 | Fen Speed Skating, an illustrated history. |
| SLOMAN, Rev Arthur | No date | See REV ARTHUR SLOMAN, No date. |
| SMALLEY, John | 1787 | The Perfection of the Divine Law; and its Usefulness for the Conversion of Souls. A Sermon, delivered in the College-chapel, In New-Haven, on the morning after The Commencement, A.D. 1787. |
| SMEATON, John | 1761 | SEE John GRUNDY, Langley EDWARDS and John SMEATON, 1761. |
| SMECTYMNUUS | 1641 (i) | An Answer to a Book entituled, An Humble Remonstrance. In which, The Originall of Liturgy and Episcopacy is discussed. And Quaeres propounded concerning both. The Parity of Bishops and Presbyters in Scripture Demonstrated. The occasion of their Imparity in Antiquity discovered. The Disparity of the Ancient and our Moderne Bishops manifested. The Antiquity of Ruling Elders in the Church vindicated. The Prelaticall Church Bownded. |
| SMECTYMNUUS | 1641 (i) (contd.) | |
| SMECTYMNUUS | 1641 (ii) | A Vindication of the Answer to the Humble Remonstrance, from the unjust imputations of frivolousnesse and falsehood: Wherein the cause of Liturgy and Episcopacy is further debated. |
| SMITH, A. | 1843 | Home Missionary of St Ives: see Rev Thomas SMITH, 1843. |
| SMITH, A.G. | 1970 | The Stratigraphy of the Northern Fenland. |
| SMITH, Adam | 1777 | SEE David HUME, 1777. |
| SMITH, Alfred Russell | 1882 | A Catalogue of rare, curious and valuable old books on sale by Alfred Russell Smith, 36 Soho Square, London. 1882. |
| SMITH, Arthur C. | 1977 | Windmills in Huntingdon and Peterborough, a contemporary survey. |
| SMITH, Benjamin | 1682 | A Sermon Preached July 17. 1681 at the Assizes at Huntingdon, Before the Right Honourable, the Lord Chief Baron Mountague, And Mr Justice Windham, Judges of the Assize. By Benjamin Smith, Rector of Boxworth in Cambridge-Shire. |
| SMITH, Bridget | 1996 | The Flora of Hemingford Grey Great Meadow. |
| SMITH, Bridget | 1998 (i) | The Reading Room Story. A celebration of one hundred years of the Hemingford Grey Reading Room. |
| SMITH, Bridget | 1998 (ii) | The Reading Room Story. A celebration of one hundred years of the Hemingford Grey Reading Room. Second revised and enlarged edition. |
| SMITH, E.K. Seth | No date | See E.K. SETH-SMITH, No date. |
| SMITH, G. Gregory | 1894 | James Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell (1536-1578). |
| SMITH, G.C. Moore (Ed.) | 1910 | SEE Sir Harry SMITH, 1910. |
| SMITH, Goldwin | 1888 | Cowper. New edition. (English Men of Letters series). |
| SMITH, Graham | 1997 | Cambridgeshire Airfields in the Second World War. |
| SMITH, Humphry | 1729 | Mr Humphry Smith's Scheme for the Draining of the South and Middle Levels of the Fens. August 28 1729. |
| SMITH, Iris | 1996 | SEE Julia JOHNSON (Ed.), 1996. |
| SMITH, J.R. | 1932 | [Information on Charities]. |
| SMITH, J.R. | 1936 | [Information on Charities]. |
| SMITH, John | 1776 | The Report and Opinion of John Smith, Engineer, concerning The present State of the Drainage of the Low Lands on both Sides of the River Witham, from the City of Lincoln, through Boston to the Sea. |
| SMITH, Keith | Various | SEE Vic MITCHELL, Keith SMITH, Christopehr AWDREY and Allan MOTT, 1991 and 1993. |
| SMITH, Lucy Toulmin | 1891 | See J.J. JUSSERAND, 1891. |
| SMITH, Martyn J. | 1995 | The Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalions. "The Gaspipe Cavalry". Results of index search of serving members. |
| SMITH, Patrick | 1731 | See CONGRATULATORY LETTER, 1731, "A Congratulatory Letter to the Reverend Mr Patrick Smith", etc. This is a reply to Smith's "Preservative against Quakerism". Note that it predates the earliest edition we have of the Preservative, which is 1732. |
| SMITH, Patrick | 1732 | A Preservative against Quakerism, Or, A Complication of Deism, Enthusiasm, and divers other Ancient and Modern dangerous Errors and Heresies. By way of Conference between A Minister and his Parishioner. Wherein the Principles of the Quakers, or Deists, Enthusiasts, and several other Ancient and Modern Hereticks and Schismaticks, are fairly consider'd; and plainly and fully confuted; and the true Principles of the Christian Religion, in Opposition thereto, Asserted and Vindicated. All being accommodated to the Understanding of the meanest Capacity. By Patrick Smith M.A. Vicar of Great Paxton, Huntingdonshire. |
| SMITH, Patrick | 1740 | A Preservative against Quakerism: By way of Conference between A Minister and his Parishioner. Wherein the Erroneous Tenets of the Leading Quakers are fairly Consider'd and Stated, and plainly and fully Confuted; and the True Principles of the Christian Religion in Opposition thereto, are Asserted and Vindicated. All being accommodated to the Understanding of the meanest Capacity. By Patrick Smith, M.A Vicar of Great Paxton, Huntingdonshire. The SECOND EDITION, Corrected and Improved.. |
| SMITH, Reginald A. | 1926 | Anglo-Saxon Remains. |
| SMITH, Rev J. | 1906 | SEE Samuel PEPYS, 1906. |
| SMITH, Rev Jeremiah Finch | 1850 | A Plain Statement of the Doctrine of the Church of England on Holy Baptism, with Proofs from Scripture: Together with Some Remarks on the Late Secessions to the Church of Rome. A Letter to his Parishioners. By the Rev Jeremiah Finch Smith, MA, Rector of Aldridge, Staffordshire. |
| SMITH, Rev John W. | 1909 | See WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS, 1909 (ii). |
| SMITH, Rev Thomas | 1843 | Original Hymns Illustrative of The Pilgrim's Progress; by the late Rev Thomas Smith, of London. With explanatory notes by A. Smith, Home Missionary, St Ives, Hunts. |
| SMITH, Rev W.G. Parks | 1850 | A Letter in reply to "The Preface" to two sermons by the Rev C.W. Cavendish, BA, rector of Little Casterton, Rutland. By the Rev W.G. Parks Smith, MA, incumbent of S. John's, Torquay. |
| SMITH, Sir Harry | 1910 | The Autobiography of Sir Harry Smith 1787-1819. Edited by G.C. Moore Smith, M.A. with map and portrait. |
| SMITH, Sir Thomas | 1674 | Eigendlicher Ubriß Des Parlements von Engeland/ Wie es nemlich sißt / und was er vor Gewalt hat. Beschreiben durch Sir Thomas Smith Rittern / bender Rechte Doctorn, und einer der vornehmsten Secretarien des Konigs. In Engl. als seiner Mutter=Sprache. |
| SMITH, William Bramwell | 1850 | A Protest, on the Ground of Holy Scripture, against Impugners of the Freeness of Regenerating Grace, in which the Doctrine of Baptisms in the Name of the True God and our Father, and the making manifest of the savour of his knowledge in every place, are stated and maintained. By William Bramwell Smith, MA Chaplain of St John the Baptist's, in Aston juxta Birmingham. |
| SMYTH James | 1759 | Life and Immortality brought to light through the Gospel; or, The Promises of God the only Foundation of our future Hopes. A Sermon preached at Huntingdon, at the Visitation of the Rev Mr Archdeacon Jenner, On the Second of May, 1759. By James Smyth, A.M. Rector of Cherry-Orton, Hants [sic], And late Fellow of Pembroke-Hall in Cambridge. Published at the Request of the Archdeacon and the Clergy. |
| SMYTH, Hugh B. | 1850 | The Present Trials of the Church. A Sermon, preached at Thornes Church, Wakefield, on The Twenty-Fifth Sunday after Trinity, 1850. By Hugh B. Smyth, MA, incumbent. Published by request. |
| SMYTH, Rev Robert | 1896 | Copy of the Epitaphs in Orton Longueville Church, made by the Rev Robert Smyth, of Woodstone, in 1734. |
| SNELL, F.J. | 1912 | SEE Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| SNELL, William | 1850 | A Few Thoughts on the Doctrine of Regeneration, viewed in connection with the Baptismal Services of the Church of England. By William Snell, curate of Fleet. |
| SNELSON, Briscoe | 1995 | SEE Peter SNELSON (Ed.), 1995. |
| SNELSON, Peter (Ed.) | 1995 | Along the Cam and the Great Ouse with Briscoe Snelson. |
| SO CURIEUSE BENACHRICHTIGUNG | 1679 | So curieuse als auch augleich wahrhasste Benachrichtigung / wie es eigentlich in ein und andermmit dem / was jeßo inn Engelland gegen die Catholiche daselbst vorgehet / bewandt sene. Auß dem Franzosischen ins Teutschegeserzet. |
| SOANE, Sir Hans | 1753 | SEE Simon MASON, (1754). |
| SOCIETY FOR EQUITABLE ASSURANCES | 1766 | SEE Simon MASON, (1754). |
| SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS MANUFACTURES AND COMMERCE | 1791 | SEE William HOLLINS, 1789. |
| SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES | Various | SEE John NICHOLS (Ed.), 1797; Charles Henry HARTSHORNE, 1847, "Description of a statue of Minerva Custes"; Reports of the Research Committee, C.F.C. HAWKES and M.R. HULL, 1947. |
| SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS | 1890 | Proceedings of the Society of Architects, vol. II no. 6, Feb. 27th 1890; containing a paper by Albert Goodman: The Physiological Basis of the Sense of Beauty of Form. |
| SOCIETY OF FRIENDS | 1827 | A Meeting for Worship (details). |
| SEARLES, Robert | 1861 | A Short Account of Robert Searles, with a few extracts from his diary. |
| SOCIETY OF TRADESMEN | No date | Orders, mutually agreed on and unalterably established by a Society of Tradesmen; to be held at the House of Jane Clarke, at the Falcon Inn, in Eaton Socon, in the County of Beford; but moveable at the will and pleasure of the Society, who have formed themselves into a Brotherly Union, being well acquainted with the precarious station we stand in, and for the support of each other, do agree to the following articles. |
| SOCIUS | 1848 | Confessions of the Faculty. A collection of curious and important facts, deeply interesting to heads of families and invalids. By Socius. 1848. |
| SOLICITOR | 1850 | Remarks on the Judgment of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, in the case of Gorham v. The Lord Bishop of Exeter. By a Solicitor. |
| SOMERSHAM FREEHOLDERS | No date | Somersham Freeholders in 1826. |
| SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT | 1855 | Something to Laugh at. |
| SOUPER, Adrian W.J. | 1906 | [MS letter, appeal for Hilton Church Restoration Fund]. |
| SOURCE DES MALHEURS | 1689 | La Source des Malheurs D'Angleterre, et de Tous les maux, dont ce Roiaume a été affligé depuis le Regne de Jacques I. & qui ont causé la perte de Charles I. & la desertion de Jacques II. cy-devant Rois de la Grande Bretagne, France & Irlande. |
| SOUTH HUNTS CONSERVATIVE AND UNIONIST ASSOCIATION | 1913 | [Letter appealing for funds]. |
| SOUTHERN, L.J.C. | 1935 | The Bedfordshire Yeomanry in the Great War. With a foreword by Lt Col J.B. Walker and an introductory chapter by Lt Col C.M. Headlam. |
| SOUTHGATE, Richard | 1798 | Sermons preached to parochial congregations, by the late Richard Southgate, B.A. many years Curate of St Gile's in the Fields and some time Rector of Warsop, Nottinghamshire. With a biographical preface, by George Gaskin, D.D. Rector of St Ben't Gracechurch, London; and of Stoke-Newington, Middlesex. In two volumes. |
| SPARROW, Lady Olivia Bernard | 1856 | Catalogue of Lady Olivia B. Sparrow's Free Lending Library, in Huntingdon. |
| SPARROW, Lady Olivia Bernard | Various | Dedications to: see Thomas MORELL, 1818; Matthew HABERSHON, 1841. |
| SPARROW, Robert A.B.S. | 1820 | SEE Rev Edward WARD, 1820. |
| SPECIAL FORMS OF SERVICE | 1901 | Special Forms of Service in commemoration of her late Majesty Queen Victoria of blessed and glorious memory, to be used in all Churches and chapels in England and Wales and in the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, either on the Day of the Funeral or on the most convenient day within the Octave. |
| SPECIAL FORMS OF SERVICE | 1910 | Special Forms of Service in commemoration of his late Majesty King Edward VII of blessed and glorious memory. To be used in all churches and chapels in England and Wales, and in the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, either on the Day of the Funeral or on the most convenient Day within the Octave. |
| SPENCER, Sanders | 1887 | The Pig in Relation to the Dairy. A paper read at the Irish Conference of the British Dairy Farmers' Association, May 1887 (with discussion). |
| SPENCER, Sanders | 1888 | Improved Pigs and their Management. |
| SPENCER, Sanders | No date (i) | The Bacon-curer's Pig. Reprinted from "The Live Stock Journal Almanac". |
| SPENCER, Sanders and Charles | Various | See also HOLYWELL MANOR. |
| SPERLING, John | 1872 | Letters of an Officer of the Corps of Royal Engineers, from the British Army in Holland, Belgioum, and France, to his Father, from the latter end of 1813 to 1816. |
| SPES | Various | SEE Miss E. THORP. |
| SPICER BROTHERS LTD | 1914 | In the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division Dec. 9, 10, 11, 14, 1914 Before Mr Justice Joyce Spicer Brothers, Limited v. Spalding & Hodge, Limited. |
| SPOERRY, Paul | 2001 | SEE Joe ABRAMS, 2001. |
| SPORTING MAGAZINE | 1826 | The Sporting Magazine, or Monthly Calendar of the Transactions of The Turf, The Chase and every other diversion interesting to the Man of Pleasure, Enterprise and Spirit. Vol. 18, New Series, No. 109 (October 1826). |
| SPORTING MAGAZINE | No date | Shark (a portrait of that stallion). A letter to the editor. |
| SPRATT, Thomas | 1709 | SEE Edmund WALLER, 1709. |
| SPRING, Albert | 1994 | Gamekeeping at Hamerton. The Changing Times. |
| SPROTT, Thomas | 1719 | Thomae Sprotti Chronica. E Codice antiquo MSto In Bibliotecha praenobilis Adolescentis Dni Edvardi Dering, de Surrenden Dering In Agro Cantiano, Baronetti, Descripsit ediditque Tho Hearnius, Qui & alia quaedam Opuscula e Codicibus MSStis authenticis a seipso itidem descripta, subjecit. |
| ST ALBANS ARCHITECTURAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY | 1887 | See S. ALBANS ARCHITECTURAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, 1887. |
| ST ANDREW'S CHURCH GT STAUGHTON | 1852 | [Correspondence re pewing in Gt Staughton Church, with letters by Rev H.B. WILSON, W. FOWLER, A.C. JULIUS, J. BURDER, Thomas TURTON Bishop of Ely, and James DUBERLY]. |
| ST ANDREW'S CHURCH GT STAUGHTON | 1910-1915 | Great Staughton Parish Magazine. January, 1910 to November, 1915. |
| ST ANDREW'S CHURCH GT STAUGHTON | 1997 | For monumental inscriptions, see M. STEPHENSON, 1997. |
| ST ANDREW'S CHURCH KIMBOLTON | 1900 | St Andrew's Kiimbolton. Church Notes & Parish Jottings. No. 179, February 1900; No. 182, May 1900. |
| ST BENEDICT'S PARISH HUNTINGDON | 1883-93 | See HUNTINGDON PARISH MAGAZINE, 1883-93. |
| ST DAVID'S, Bishop of | Various | SEE Samuel HORSLEY. |
| ST GEORGE'S SCHOOL BRAMPTON | 1878-80 | "The Bramptonian", or, Chronicle of St George's School, Brampton. Easter 1878; Midsummer 1878; Michaelmas 1878; Christmas 1878; Midsummer 1879; Michaelmas 1879; Christmas 1879; Easter 1880; Midsummer 1880; Michaelmas 1880; Christmas 1880. |
| ST GEORGE'S SCHOOL BRAMPTON | No date (i) | St George's School, Brampton, Huntingdon. Founded 1874. [Prospectus]. |
| ST GEORGE'S SCHOOL BRAMPTON | No date (ii) | Chants, XL. Selected and arranged for use in the chapel of St George's School, Brampton, Huntingdon, by D.H.H. |
| PALMER, Rev W | 1851 | The cover of a catalogue for the sale of household furniture, bedding, carpets, kitchen requisites, etc; which will be sold by auction on Friday the 19th of December 1851 at The Rectory, Eynesbury, by direction of the executors of the late Rev W Palmer. |
| ST IVES, Borough of | 1946 | Souvenir Programme. Price 6d. Victory Celebrations June 8th 1946. |
| ST IVES, Borough of | 1953 | Coronation Celebrations June 1953. Borough of St Ives Hunts. Souvenir Programme. Price 1/-. |
| ST JAMES' CHURCH HEMINGFORD GREY | (1991) | St James Church Hemingford Grey Huntingdon. Monumental Inscriptions. Church 1676-1983, churchyard 1697-1897, cremations 1948-1991. Transcribed by Mike Stephenson, checked by Caroline Norton and Christine Morris, typed by Christine Morris. |
| ST JAMES' CHURCH LITTLE PAXTON | 1897-1902, 1908-1915 | Parish magazines, combined with Great Paxton and Toseland. See under HOLY TRINITY CHURCH GREAT PAXTON. |
| ST JAMES' CHURCH WARESLEY | 1856 | The order for laying the foundation stone of the Church of St James the Great, Waresley, May the 1st 1856. |
| ST JAMES' CHURCH WARESLEY | 1998 | Waresley (St James the Great) Huntingdonshire. Monumental Inscriptions 1624-1996. Transcribed by M. Stephenson. |
| ST JOHN THE BAPTIST'S CHURCH HOLYWELL | 1997 | Holywell cum Needingworth Huntingdonshire. Monumental Inscriptions 1689-1997. Transcribed by Members of Huntingdonshire Family History Society. Checked & Typed by M. Stephenson. |
| ST JOHN'S CHURCH CHELSEA | No date | Thanksgiving Services for a bountiful harvest and other mercies. Sunday October 11th. Special Preacher at 11 and 7 - Rev T. Hodgson, M.A., Rector of Eynesbury and Rural Dean of St Neots. |
| ST JOHN'S CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1872 | SEE J. Erskine CLARKE (Ed.), 1872 (parish magazine). |
| ST JOHN'S CHURCH KEYSTON | No date | Monumental inscriptions from the church and churchyard of St John the Baptist, Keyston. |
| ST JOHN'S HOSPITAL AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOUNDATION | 1901 | St John's Hospital and Grammar School Foundation. Statement of Receipts and Payments For the Year 1901. |
| ST JOHN'S HOSPITAL AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOUNDATION | 1906 | Statement of Receipts and Payments for the Year 1906. |
| ST JOHN'S PARISH HUNTINGDON | 1883-1893 | See HUNTNGDON PARISH MAGAZINE, 1883-1893. |
| ST LAWRENCE'S CHURCH DIDDINGTON | No date | Tombstone Inscriptions for Diddington Church. |
| ST LEGER, Rev William | 1850 | Gorham v the Bishop of Exeter. Protestant v Catholic. Heresy v Truth. "A Tract for the Times." By the Rev Wm. N. St Leger, AB incumbent of St Mary Le Tower, Ipswich. |
| ST MARGARET OF ANTIOCH'S CHURCH HEMINGFORD ABBOTS | 1911 | Pearls of St Margaret. |
| ST MARGARET OF ANTIOCH'S CHURCH HEMINGFORD ABBOTS | 1991 | Monumental Inscriptions for St Margaret of Antioch, Hemingford Abbots. |
| ST MARGARET'S CHURCH ABBOTSLEY | (1907) | Abbotsley Intercession Card. |
| ST MARGARET'S CHURCH ABBOTSLEY | 1895-1898 | Abbotsley Church and School. Accounts for the years ending March 31st 1895, 1896, 1898. |
| ST MARGARET'S CHURCH ABBOTSLEY | No date | It is intended to celebrate the Restoration of this Church . . . |
| ST MARGARET'S CHURCH COVINGTON | No date | Monumental Inscriptions, Covington churchyard. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH BLUNTISHAM | 1990 | The Monumental Inscriptions from the parish church and churchyard of St Mary, Bluntisham cum Earith. Recorded by Marian Land for the Huntingdonshire Family History Society, 1990. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH BRAMPTON | 1883-1893 | See HUNTINGDON PARISH MAGAZINE, 1883-1893. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH BUCKDEN | (1909) | Buckden Parish Church. Re-opening Services. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH BUCKDEN | (1993) | St Mary's Buckden, Huntingdon. Monumental Inscriptions. Church & Churchyard 1711-1993. Transcribed and typed by Kay and Dennis Wright. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EATON SOCON | (1915) | It is proposed to hold an American Tea and Garden Fete, etc. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EATON SOCON | 1895 | St Mary's, Eaton Socon, July 31st, 1895 (order of service). |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EATON SOCON | 1903 | Hymns. St Mary's Church, Eaton Socon. Wednesday, October 21st, 1903. (Order of service for wedding). |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1882-1885 | Parish Magazine, January 1882-December 1885. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1883 | St Mary' s, Eynesbury. Services at the Parish Church, during Lent, 1883. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1886 | The Eynesbury Parish Magazine, July, August, November, December. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1887 | The Banner of Faith. A monthly magazine issued by the Church Extension Association. Vol VI for 1887. [With 1887 issues of the Eynesbury Parish Magazine bound in the back] |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1896 | St Mary's Church, Eynesbury (Accounts 1895-6). |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1897 | Statement of Accounts in connection with Eynesbury Parish Church, For Year ending Easter, 1897. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1898 | Statement of Accounts in connection with Eynesbury Parish Church, for Year ending Easter, 1898. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1899 | Statement of Accounts in connection with Eynesbury Parish Church, for Year ending Easter, 1899 |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1900-01 | Statement of Accounts in connection with Eynesbury Parish Church, for Year ending Easter, 1900, 1901. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1902 (i) | Statement of Accounts in connection with Eynesbury Parish Church, for year ending Easter, 1902 (1901 accounts corrected in red ink with 1902 figures). |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1902 (ii) | Statement of Accounts in connection with Eynesbury Parish Church, for Year ending Easter, 1902 |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1903 | Statement of Accounts in connection with Eynesbury Parish Church, for Year ending Easter, 1903. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH EYNESBURY | 1905-1915 | Eynesbury Parish Magazine, January 1905- September 1915. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH GODMANCHESTER | 1872 | SEE J. Erskine CLARKE (Ed.), 1872 (Parish Magazine). |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH GODMANCHESTER | 1883-1893 | See HUNTINGDON PARISH MAGAZINE, 1883-1893 |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1854 | Anthems &c. to be used in the Morning Service, on the occasion of the completion of the Huntingdon County Hospital, Tuesday, July 25th, 1854. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1883-1893 | See HUNTINGDON PARISH MAGAZINE, 1883-1893 |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1926 | The World Call. Order of Service. St Mary's Church, Huntingdon, Friday, June 4th, 1926. Conducted by the Lord Bishop of Ely. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD | No date | Leighton Bromswold. Monumental Inscriptions inside the Church. Leighton Bromswold Churchyard |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH ST NEOTS | (1881) | To the Parishioners of St Neots. A Pastoral (ditty). |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH ST NEOTS | (1912) | The Lord Bishop of the Diocese intends to Institute the Rev Canon Hodgson to the Living of St Neots, in the Parish Church, on Wednesday, 29th May, at 3.30 p.m. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1877 | St Neots Parish Magazine. January, 1877 [and continuing to December 1877, interleaved with monthly issues of "The Home Visitor and District Companion, an Illustrated Magazine, edited by Rev P.D. Power"] |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1888-1907 | St Neots Parish Church. Report and Statement of Accounts for the year ending March 31st, 1888 [and for 1889-1907, but the "Report and" is omitted from the title from 1889; "year ending" becomes "year ended" from 1897]. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1890 | St Neots Parish Church. Holy Week and Easter Day, 1890. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1898 | Jumble Sale. A debt of £10 still remains on the New Heating Apparatus. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1899 | St Neots Church Organ Restoration Fund. A Grand Bazaar will be held in the Corn Exchange, St Neots, on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 17th & 18th, 1899, etc. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1903 | The Church of England Catechism, that is to say, an instruction to be learned of every person, before he be brought to be confirmed by the bishop. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1905-1915 | St Neots Parish Magazine. January 1905. No. 1 [And continuing to October 1915, No. 130. Bound in reverse order, 1905 to 1914 on their own, January to October 1915 interleaved with "Home Words", a nationally produced periodical]. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1907 | St Neots Church Room. A Sale of Pottery & Work will take place on Tuesday, 1st January, 1907, etc. |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1908 | St Mary's Church, St Neots. Ethel Mary Flawn and Lawrence Marshall. February 26th, 1908. (Order of service for wedding). |
| ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH TOSELAND | 1897-1902, 1908-1915 | Parish magazines, combined with Great and Little Paxton. See HOLY TRINITY CHURCH GREAT PAXTON. |
| ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH TOSELAND | 1998 | Toseland (St Michael) Huntingdonshire. Monumental Inscriptions 1755-1996. Transcribed by M. Stephenson 1998 and Linda Reed 1982. |
| ST NEOTS | (1903) | St Neots and . . . Round About. Illustrated. |
| ST NEOTS | (1909) | Official Illustrated Guide and Invitation to St Neots on the Great Ouse. Published by the St Neots Town Attractions Committee. |
| ST NEOTS | No date | St Neots, Hunts. An Attractive Riverside Resort One Hour from London. Boating Fishing Golf. |
| ST NEOTS ADVERTISER | 1902 | SEE Rev Henry HOOPER, 1902. |
| ST NEOTS ADVERTISER | 1903 | SEE Herbert E. NORRIS, 1903, "Huntingdonshire biographical notes, John Dunton . . . " |
| ST NEOTS AMATEUR AND COTTAGE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY | 1865 | St Neots Amateur and Cottage Horticultural Society. President, Committee, Secretary, Treasurer, regulations. |
| ST NEOTS AMATEUR AND COTTAGE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY | No date | Rules. |
| ST NEOTS AND DISTRICT PARISH MAGAZINE | 1908-1915 | Parish Magazine. No. 93. September (30 Days) 1908 [and continuing to No. 174, November 1915]. For Neighbours in the following Parishes in the Diocese of Ely:- Abbotsley Bourn Boxworth Caldecote Caxton Childerley Croxton Croydon Elsworth Eltisley Eversden (Great & Little) Eyworth Gransden (Great) Gransden (Little) Graveley Hardwicke Hatley (East) Hatley (S. George) Hilton Kingston Longstowe Offord Cluny Papworth (S. Agnes) Papworth (Everard) Tadlow Toft Waresley Wrestlingworth Yelling. |
| ST NEOTS AND DISTRICT PARISH MAGAZINE | 1909-1915 (contd.) | |
| ST NEOTS ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROSECUTION OF FELONS | No date | St Neots Association for the Prosecution of Felons . . . Instituted 11th November 1819. |
| ST NEOTS BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL | 1890 | Catalogue and rules of the library belonging to the Baptist Sabbath School, St Neots. |
| ST NEOTS BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL | 1895 | Supplementary catalogue of books in the Library belonging to the Baptist Sabbath School, St Neots. |
| ST NEOTS BOYS SCHOOL | 1903 | [Notices of meetings of Trustees, June & October 1903]. |
| ST NEOTS BOYS SCHOOL | No date | Boys Free School, St Neots. Rules. |
| ST NEOTS CHURCH RATE | 1858 | St Neots Church Rate. Signal defeat of the Church Wardens. Courts of Arches. Doctors Commons, Tuesday, 23rd Nov. 1858. |
| ST NEOTS CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL | 1898 | Centenary of the Saint Neots Congregational Sunday School 1798 1898. Souvenir of Centenary. (By J.H. Harley). |
| ST NEOTS CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB | 1895 | Rules of the St Neots Constitutional Club, established June, 1895. |
| ST NEOTS CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB | 1896 | Lecture by W.G. Gibson, at the Constitutional Club, St Neots, Subject: "The History of the English Church", etc. |
| ST NEOTS CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB | 1905 | Letter and balance sheet from F.W. Harrison, Secretary to members, dated 29 February, 1905. |
| ST NEOTS COUNTY CHRONICLE | 1871 | Telegrams concerning the Franco-Prussian War. |
| ST NEOTS DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB | No date | Rules of the St Neots District Cricket Club. |
| ST NEOTS FEMALE BENEFIT SOCIETY | 1810 (i) | Proposals for establishing a Female Benefit Society. |
| ST NEOTS FEMALE BENEFIT SOCIETY | 1810 (ii) | Rules of a Female Benefit Society; Established at Saint Neots, Huntingdonshire, July 2nd. 1810. |
| ST NEOTS FEMALE BENEFIT SOCIETY | 1823 (i) | Rules of a Female Benefit Society: Established at Saint Neots, Huntingdonshire, July 2nd, 1810. |
| ST NEOTS FEMALE BENEFIT SOCIETY | 1823 (ii) | [Memorandum of accounts 7th July 1823] |
| ST NEOTS FEMALE BENEFIT SOCIETY | 1829 | [Notice of meeting on 6th July 1829] |
| ST NEOTS GENERAL LIBRARY | 1817 | Rules of the St Neots General Library & News Room January 13th. 1817. |
| ST NEOTS GENERAL LIBRARY | 1819 | A Catalogue of Books and sundry other Articles, belonging to the Members of the General Library St Neots:- which are to be disposed of, to the Proprietors only, on Thursday Evening, October 28th 1819. (at their Room at Mr Lovell's) at six o'clock precisely. |
| ST NEOTS GOLF CLUB | 1911? | Rules. |
| ST NEOTS GOLF CLUB | No date | Rules of the club. |
| ST NEOTS LITERARY INSTITUTE | 1863 | Rules of the St Neots Literary Institute, established, 1863. |
| ST NEOTS LITERARY INSTITUTE | 1867 | St Neots Literary Institute. Catalogue of books in the library. |
| ST NEOTS LITERARY INSTITUTE | 1874 | Catalogue of books in the library. |
| ST NEOTS LITERARY INSTITUTE | 1876 | St Neots Literary Institute. Catalogue of the books in the library. No. of Vols 931. Secretary: Mr John Copping. |
| ST NEOTS LITERARY INSTITUTE | 1882 | St Neots Literary Institute. Rules and Regulations. |
| ST NEOTS LITERARY INSTITUTE | 1884 | St Neots Literary Institute. Supplemental Catalogue of Books in the Library. |
| ST NEOTS LITERARY INSTITUTE | 1890 | Catalogue of books in the library, 1st March, 1890. |
| ST NEOTS LOCAL BOARD | 1886 | This Abstract of the Acts relating to Public Health has been prepared for and is issued by the St Neots Local Board, for the information and guidance of ratepayers residing within their district, 1886. [Foreword by George Bower] |
| ST NEOTS LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH | 1892 | St Neots Local Board of Health. Bye-laws Made by the Local Board for the District of St Neots, acting as the Urban Sanitary Authority with respect to the cleansing of footways and pavements in the Urban Sanitary District of St Neots.(2 x copies) |
| ST NEOTS LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY | 2002 | A Brief History of Toseland. |
| ST NEOTS NATIONAL AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS | 1856 | Saint Neots National and Sunday Schools' Anniversary (order of service). |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1912 | June, 1912. St Neots Parish Monthly Magazine. |
| ST NEOTS PARISH CHURCH | Various | See ST MARY'S CHURCH ST NEOTS. But note that we have some items catalogued as ST NEOTS AND DISTRICT PARISH MAGAZINE, which covers a number of small parishes in the area, although not St Neots or Eynesbury themselves. |
| ST NEOTS PIONEER | 1899 | The St Neots Pioneer. [Vol.1 Part 1 to Part 12, January to December 1899] |
| ST NEOTS POOR RATE | 1775 | An Assessment for the Relief of the Poor of St Neots, Huntingdonshire & for other purposes agreeable to Acts of Parliament relating to the poor made this 13th Day of September 1775 After the Rate of threepence in the pound, this being the third Rate for this year. |
| ST NEOTS RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL | 1900-1910 | St Neots Rural District Council. Annual Report for the Year 1900, by T. Poyntz Wright, MRCSE, LSA Lond., Medical Officer of Health. [And for the years 1901-1910] |
| ST NEOTS SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY | 1802 | [Minutes of a meeting to form a subscription library in St Neots, held on 1st March 1802] |
| ST NEOTS SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY | 1807 | Laws for the regulation of a general subscription library, established at St Neots, March, 1802, revised, January, 1807. |
| ST NEOTS SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY | 1811 | St Neots General Subscription Library established March the 2nd, 1802. |
| ST NEOTS SUBSCRIPTION NEWS ROOM | (1816) | St Neots Subscription News Room. [Notice of opening on 1st January 1817] |
| ST NEOTS UNION | 1851 | Statement, Shewing the Receipts and Expenditure for each Parish in the Saint Neots Union, for the half-year ending Michaelmas, 1851. |
| ST NEOTS UNION | 1856 | St Neots Union. A Statistical Table of 20 Years:- Containing Yearly Returns of the Receipts and Expenditure; Number of Paupers; Price of Contracts; Average Rates of Charge; Population, and average price of Wheat; from Lady-day, 1836, to Lady-day, 1856. |
| ST NEOTS UNION | 1866 | Statement, Shewing the Receipts and Expenditure for each parish in the Saint Neots Union, for the half-year ending Michaelmas, 1866. |
| ST NEOTS UNION | 1901-1909 | Statement shewing the Cost of In-door and Out-door Paupers, Medical Relief, Repayments of Loans, Lunatics, Education and Assessment Expenses, with names of parishes, councillors, guardians, officers, rateable values, and population, for the Half-Year ending Lady-Day, 1901, and the committees for the Year ending April, 1902. [And for the half-years ending Michalemas 1901 to Michaelmas 1909] |
| ST NEOTS URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL | 1926 | Urban District Council of Saint Neots, Hunts. Byelaws with respect to New Streets and Buildings. |
| ST NEOTS VESTRY BOOK SOCIETY | 1838 | Rules of the Vestry Book Society at St Neots, Instituted in the year 1795, enlarged April, 1838 with a catalogue of the books. |
| ST NEOTS VOLUNTEER TRANING CORPS | 1915 | [Subscription Appeal by J.W. Addington, Company Commander]. |
| ST NEOTS WATER COMPANY | 1898 | Scale of quarterly charges for the supply of water for domestic consumption . . . together with the regulations . . . relevant to waste or misuse of water and other matters. |
| ST NICHOLAS' CHURCH HAIL WESTON | 1884 | Hail Weston Church. This Church will be Re-Opened on Tuesday, January 22nd, 1884. |
| ST PETER AND ST PAUL'S CHURCH FENSTANTON | 1990 | SEE Arthur DUNN, 1990. |
| ST PETER AND ST PAUL'S CHURCH FENSTANTON | 1996 | Fenstanton St Peter and St Paul Huntingdonshire. Monumental Inscriptions 1687-1996. Transcribed by members of the Huntingdonshire Family History Society 1996. Checked and typing by M. Stephenson. |
| ST PETER'S CHURCH MOLESWORTH | 1986 | Monumental Inscriptions from the Parish Church and Churchyard of Molesworth, Hunts. Recorded by the Huntingdonshire Family History Society, 1986. |
| ST SWITHIN'S CHURCH OLD WESTON | 1994 | Monumental Inscriptions from the Parish Church & Churchyard of the Parish Church of St Swithin, Old Weston, Hunts. Transcribed by M. Stephenson, 1993. |
| ST THOMAS'S CHURCH RAMSEY | 1888 | Ramsey Parish. Annual Report and Statement of Accounts, to March 31st, 1888. |
| STABLES, J.P.L.D. | No date | "Cinderella." A Pantomime in Three Acts. Original Music by Mr Reginald Clarke. |
| STADTALLENDORF | 1988 | Stadtallendorf. Geschichte einer jungen Stadt. Band 1. Herausgegeben vom Magistrat der Stadt Stadtallendorf. |
| STADTALLENDORF | 1990 | Stadtallendorf. Geschichte einer jungen Stadt. Band 2. Chronik der Gemeinde Erksdorf seit 1. Januar 1972 Stadtteil von Stadtallendorf. Bearbeitet von Heinz Pontow. Herausgegeben vom Magistrat der Stadt Stadtallendorf. |
| STAFFURTH, Rev Samuel | 1875 | A Sermon preached in the Parish Church of Ramsey, Huntingdonshire, on Sunday Morning, March 14, 1875, being the Sunday after the Funeral of the Rev Charles Hippuff Bingham, M.A., (Late Vicar of the Parish). |
| STAMFORD MERCURY | 1716 | Stamford Mercury: being Historical and Political Observations on the Transactions of Europe. Together with Remarks on Trade. Vol. 7, Nos. 19 (May 10th 1716), 21 (May 22 [sic]), 22 (May 31st), and 23 (June 7th). |
| STAMFORD MERCURY | 1731 | Stamford Mercury. Thursday May 6. Vol. XXXVII No. 18 (part). |
| STANDARD | 1901-4 | [Various press-cuttings relating to Mary Queen of Scots]. |
| STANDARDS COMMISSION | 1870 | Fourth report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the condition of the Exchequer (now Board of Trade) standards. With appendix on the inspection of weights and measures, &c. (C. 147a). |
| STANDEN, F.A. | 1924 | About the "Stanpoint" Chain Rail Tractor for launching life-boats. Catalogue for 1924. |
| STANDING, Percy Cross | 1912 | SEE Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| STANDLY, H.P. | 1845 (i) | Catalogue of the valuable collection of coins and medals, chiefly Saxon and English, together with the numismatic books of the late H.P. Standly, Esq; which will be sold by auction, by order of the executors by Messrs Christie & Manson, at the Great Room, King Street, St James Square, on Wednesday, March the 5th, 1845, etc. |
| STANDLY, H.P. | 1845 (ii) | Catalogue of a most valuable and interesting collection of Prints and Drawings, of the English School, etc etc . . . Being the Genuine Property of The late H.P. Standly, Esq., Of Paxton Place, St Neots, Hunts.; Which will be Sold by Auction . . . by Messrs Christie and Manson . . . On Monday, April the 14th, 1845, and seven following days, etc. |
| STANDLY, Rev Jacob | 1830 | Memoir of the Rev Samuel Woolmer. |
| STANDLY, Rev John | 1841 | Sermon, preached July 2d, 1841, in All Saints' Church, Huntingdon, at the primary visitation of the Rt Rev Joseph, Lord Bishop of Ely. By the Rev J. Standly, M.A. (Vicar of Southoe, Huntingdonshire). |
| ST NEOTS AND DISTRICT BUILDING SOCIETY | 1888 | The Second St Neots and District 842nd Starr-Bowkett Building Society . . . First Annual Report and Balance Sheet. |
| STATE CHURCH | No date | A State Church inconsistent with the New Testament. Eleventh Thousand. Revised since the death of the author. |
| STATUTES | Various | See ACT OF PARLIAMENT. |
| STEBBING, Rev T.R.R. | 1926 | Zoology: Crustaceans. |
| STEDMAN, Douglas C. | 1910 | The Story of Hereward the Champion of England, illustrated by Gertrude Demain Hammond. |
| STEDMAN, Douglas C. | 1916 | The Story of Hereward, the Champion of England, illustrated by Gertrude Demain Hammond. |
| STENNING, H.F. | 1927 | See J. LUCAS-DUBRETON, [1927]. |
| STENTON, F.M. | 1910 | Types of Manorial Structure in the Northern Danelaw. |
| STENTON, F.M. | 1926 (i) | Introduction to the Huntingdonshire Domesday; Text of the Huntingdonshire Domesday. |
| STENTON, F.M. | 1926 (ii) | See A. MAWER and F.M. STENTON, 1926. |
| STEPHEN, D.J. | 1911 | SEE Emma Frances Amelia BAUMGARTNER, 1911. |
| STEPHENS, F.G. | No date | By W. Dendy Sadler, a new picture entitled "London to York", together with twenty other important well-known pictures by the same artist, now on exhibition at L.H. Lefevre's Gallery, 1A King Street, St James's, London S.W. |
| STEPHENS, Wilson | 1985 | The Great Ouse. Fenland's Father. (Rivers of Britain). Illustrated by Gabriel White. |
| STEPHENSON, M. | 1996 | Monumental Inscriptions for St Ives Huntingdonshire (Broadleas Cemetery) 1845-1996. Transcribed by M. Stephenson. |
| STEPHENSON, M. | 1997 | Great Staughton & Perry, Huntingdonshire. Monumental Inscriptions. Gt Staughton St Andrew's Church 1539-1996, Old Cemetery 1863-1980, New Cemetery 1913-1997, Baptist Chapel 1914-1970. Perry Baptist Church 1865-1985. Transcribed by M. Stephenson 1997. |
| STEPHENSON, M. | 2000 | Quaker Digest of Births for Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire 1631-1837. Transcribed by M. Stephenson. |
| STEPHENSON, M. | Various | See: ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES, 1997; ALL SAINTS' CHURCH WYTON, 1996; GODMANCHESTER PARTICULAR BAPTIST CHAPEL, 1996; HEMINGFORD GREY CEMETERY, (1992); ST JAMES' CHURCH HEMINGFORD GREY, (1991); ST JAMES' CHURCH WARESLEY, 1998; ST JOHN THE BAPTIST'S CHURCH HOLYWELL, 1997; ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH TOSELAND, 1998; ST PETER & ST PAUL'S CHURCH FENSTANTON, 1996; ST SWITHIN'S CHURCH OLD WESTON, 1994 |
| STEVENS, Chris | 2001 | SEE Joe ABRAMS, 2001 |
| STEVENS, H. Beresford | (?1928) | Picturesque towns and villages of England and Wales, with numerous pen and ink drawings by E. Margaret Holman and H.A. Powell. |
| STEVENS, H. Beresford | 1927 | Tours of Austin Owners: Thro' the Cromwell Country. |
| STEVENS, John | (1776 - 1847) | We have various sermons etc by Rev Stevens, catalogued under St Neots. Norris's "Bibliotecha Huntingdoniensis" says he was born at Aldwincle, Northants, "71 years ago last June" - but doesn't say when he wrote that! (In any case it doesn't make sense - he was born in 1776 (see John STEVENS, 1848 p.2) but Norris wasn't born in 1847). The date of his death in 1847 is confirmed by a funeral sermon preached by Rev George MURRELL, qv. Norris says he was pastor of the Strict Baptists at St Neots 1800-1805. S. Fairy (or Fairey) of St Neots seems to have been a printer he used regularly. |
| STEVENS, John | (1838) | The Mercy of God upon a Church, Hopefully Prayed for. A Sermon preached on Tuesday Morning, September 25th, 1838, by the Rev John Stevens, at the opening of Jireh Meeting, Brick Lane, Old Street. |
| STEVENS, John | 1722 | The History of the Ancient Abbeys, Monasteries, Hospitals, Cathedral and Collegiate Churches. Being Two Additional Volumes to Sir William Dugdale's Monasticon Anglicanum: containing The Original and first Establishment of all the Religious Orders that ever were in Great-Britain; etc. etc. etc. By John Stevens, Gent. Vol. I |
| STEVENS, John | 1723 | The History of the Ancient Abbeys, Monasteries, Hospitals, Cathedral and Collegiate Churches. Being Two Additional Volumes to Sir William Dugdale's Monasticon Anglicanum: containing The Original and first Establishment of all the Religious Orders that ever were in Great-Britain; etc. etc. etc. By John Stevens, Gent. Vol. II |
| STEVENS, John | 1803 | Help for the True Disciples of Immanuel: being an answer to a book published by Andrew Fuller, on the duty of sinners to believe in Christ; which book is by him mis-called, The Gospel Worthy of all Acceptation. Part 1. |
| STEVENS, John | 1813 | A Scriptural Display of the Triune God, and the early existence of Jesus' human soul. |
| STEVENS, John | 1819 | The Antiquity of Jesus; Or, His Pre-existence Defended: in a letter to the Rev R. Hawker, DD occasioned by certain unproved assertions, and unjustifiable reflections, thrown out by him, (against the doctrine of Our Lord's early existence, as the man, and against all who are its advocates,) in his Second Lecture on the Holy Ghost. By John Stevens, Minister at York Street Chapel, St James's, London. SECOND EDITION. |
| STEVENS, John | 1826 | A Further Defence of the Antiquity of Jesus: in a letter to the Reverend John Rees: including strictures on an introductory discourse, delivered by him at the opening of a weekly lecture at Bury Street Chapel: also a brief notice of the Rev H. Evans's objections, with others. By John Stevens, Minister at Salem Chapel, Meard's Court, between Wardour St and Dean St Soho. |
| STEVENS, John | 1828 | The Antiquity of Jesus; Or, His Pre-existence Defended: in a second letter to the Rev R. Hawker. By John Stevens, Minister at Salem Chapel, Meard's Court, Wardour Street, London. SECOND EDITION. |
| STEVENS, John | 1839 | Advice to Deacons; being a Sermon Delivered at Mr Castleden's Chapel, Hampstead, November 27th, 1838. Published by request. By John Stevens, Minister of Salem Chapel. |
| STEVENS, John | 1841 (i) | The Gospel Commission, being a sermon delivered July 11th, 1841, in aid of the Suffolk and Norfolk Baptist Home Missionary Society. By John Stevens, Minister of Salem Chapel, Meard's Court, Wardour Street. |
| STEVENS, John | 1841 (ii) | A View of Christ in Glory. A sermon preached August 5, 1841. By the late Mr John Stevens, at Salem Chapel, Meard's Court, Soho. |
| STEVENS, John | 1841 (iii) | Precious Faith. A sermon preached on Tuesday morning, September 21, 1841, by Mr John Stevens, at Jireh Chapel, Brick Lane, Old Street. The Third Anniversary of the opening of the Chapel. |
| STEVENS, John | 1842 (i) | The Lord's Accurate Knowledge of His People, and His Perpetual Care over them. A sermon preached on Lord's Day, March 13, 1842, by the late Mr John Stevens, at Salem Chapel, Meard's Court, Soho. |
| STEVENS, John | 1842 (ii) | Christ the Son of God, the only way to the Father. A sermon preached on Lord's Day, March 27th, 1842. By the late Mr John Stevens, at Salem Chapel, Meard's Court, Soho. |
| STEVENS, John | 1842 (iii) | The Lord the Helper of His People. A sermon preached on September 18, 1842, by the late Mr John Stevens, at Salem Chapel, Meard's Court, Soho, being the Eighteenth Anniversary. |
| STEVENS, John | 1842 (iv) | The Divine Appointment. A sermon preached on Tuesday morning, September 20, 1842, by Mr John Stevens, at Jireh Meeting, Brick Lane, Old Street. The Fourth Anniversary. |
| STEVENS, John | 1843 | No Continuing City Here. A sermon, preached on Lord's Day Morning, January 15, 1843, by Mr John Stevens, at Salem Chapel, Dean Street. |
| STEVENS, John | 1844 | The Servants of Christ, Honoured by His Father. A sermon, preached on Tuesday morning, September 24, 1844, by Mr John Stevens, at Jireh Chapel, Brick Lane, Old Street. The Sixth Anniversary. |
| STEVENS, John | 1848 | Memoirs of Mr John Stevens, Late Pastor of the Baptized Church of Christ, at Meard's Court, Dean Street, Soho, London. With a selection from his spiritual correspondence. Compiled at the request and under the direction of his bereaved church. |
| STEVENS, John | No date (i) | "It is Finished!" Extracted from a Sermon, entitled "Baptism accomplished, and Jesus straitened no more." (Luke xii. 50.) |
| STEVENS, John | No date (ii) | Regeneration. A sermon preached by the late Mr John Stevens, at Salem Chapel, Meard's Court, Soho. |
| STEVENS, John | No date (iii) | Doctrinal Antinomianism Refuted and the Old Law established in a new Relation: Or, the preceptive will of God in Christ Jesus, the only rule of obedience to the saints. |
| STEVENSON, Francis Seymour | 1899 | Robert Grosseteste Bishop of Lincoln. A contribution to the religious political and intellectual history of the thirteenth century. |
| STEVENSON, Robert Louis | 1898 | St Ives. Being The Adventures of a French Prisoner in England. |
| STEWART, D.J. | 1848 | See THOMAS, Monk of Ely, 1848. |
| STEWART, Rev James | 1863 | SEE Rev Joseph T. Parker, 1863. Stewart was rector of Little Stukeley 1860-95. |
| STILTON HERO | 1745 | The Stilton Hero: a Poem. |
| STILTON, Parish of | 1812 | An Assessment made in Pursuance of an Act passed in the 38th Year of his Majesty's Reign for granting an Aid to his Majesty by a Land Tax, etc. etc. |
| STODDART, Anna M. | 1908 | The Life of Isabella Bird (Mrs Bishop) Hon. Member of the Oriental Society of Pekin, FRGS, FRSGS. By Anna M. Stoddart, Author of "The Life of Professor J.S. Blackie". With maps and illustrations. |
| STONE, Thomas | 1793 | General view of the agriculture of the county of Huntingdonshire. With observations on the means of its improvement. Drawn up for the consideration of the Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement. |
| STOREY, Edward | 1987 | SEE Paul MIDDLETON (Ed.), 1987. |
| STOTT, D. & J. | No date | Rules of D. and J. Stott's Circulating Library, Market Square, St Neots. |
| STOUGHTON, John | 1894 | Recollections of a long life. |
| STRANGE AND TRUE RELATION | 1662 | A Strange and True Relation Of One Mr John Leech; Who Lived in Huntington-Shire, at a place called Raveley, not farre distant from Huntington Town, who was (about ten dayes agoe) carried twelve miles in the Ayre, by two Finnes, and also of his sad and lamentable death. Attested by Persons of unquestionable Credit, who have hereunto set their Hands. John Webber Jeffery Hobkins Robert Shipton Gent. Frances Hall James Smith Thomas Cracroft Yeo. |
| STRANGE, Edward F. | 1915 | See VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM, 1915. |
| STRATFORD, John | 1996 | Kimbolton. A Brief History. The Parish Histories of Huntingdonshire. |
| STRATTON, Nicholas | 1824 | Poems on various subjects, written chielfy during the season of youth; by Nicholas Stratton, a rustic farmer's son. With illustrative notes; to which is prefixed a memoir of the author, written by himself. |
| STREET, Frederic | 1883 | The History of the Shire Horse and the origin of the English Cart-horse Society. Together with an essay on the breeding, rearing, feeding, and management of farm horses. |
| STREET, Frederic | 1885 | Cart horses their breeding and rearing. Paper read by Mr Frederic Street, at the Institute of Agriculture, South Kensington Museum, on Monday evening, February 23rd. 1885. |
| STRICT BAPTIST CHAPEL ST NEOTS | 1900 | 1800. Centenary. 1900. Strict Baptist Chapel, New Street, Saint Neots, Hunts. D.V., to be celebrated on Tuesday, October 2nd, 1900. |
| STRIKE STRIKE FOR VICTORY | No date | Strike, Strike for Victory (poem). |
| STUART, W. Mary | 1979 | Houseful at Hinchingbrooke. (With foreword by Victor Montagu). |
| STUART-WORTLEY, A.J. | 1886 | SEE Lord WALSINGHAM and Sir Ralph PAYNE-GALLWEY, 1886. |
| STUKELEY, William | 1776 | Itinerarium Curiosum: or, An Account of the Antiquities, and Remarkable Curiosities in Nature or Art, observed in Travels through Great Britain. Illustrated with copper plates. Centuria I. The Second Edition, with large additions. [Also] Centuria II, to which is added, The Itinerary of Richard of Cirencester, Monk of Westminster, With an Account of the Author and his Work. By William Stukeley, MD FR & AS. |
| STUKELEY, William | 1883 | See SURTEES SOCIETY, 1883. |
| STÜRMER, Frederick John | 1851 | The Plagues of Egypt, a Poem, and other pieces. Dedicated by permission to the Rev John Fell M.A., Head-master of the Grammar School, Huntingdon, and incumbent of Wilburton, Cambridgeshire. |
| STYLES, W.J. | 1887 | National Anthem, A.D. 1887. |
| STYLES, W.J. | 1888 | John Hazelton: A Memoir. |
| SUFFLING, Ernest R. | 1910 | English Church Brasses, From the 13th to the 17th Century, a Manual for Antiquaries, Archaeologists and Collectors. |
| SUMMERS, Dorothy | 1973 | The Great Ouse. The History of a River Navigation. |
| SUMNER, Charles Richard | 1850 | A Charge delivered to the clergy of the diocese of Winchester. By Charles Richard Sumner, DD Bishop of Winchester, Prelate of the most noble Order of the Garter, at his Sixth Visitation, in July, August, and September, 1850. |
| SUMNER, John Bird, Archbishop of Canterbury | 1850 | See Rev William MASKELL, 1850 (iii): correspondence between Maskell, the bishop of Exeter and the archbishop of Canterbury. |
| SUMNER, Rev R. | 1850 (i) | The Unity of Government in the Church of Christ, considered in reference to the Gorham Controversy. A Sermon, preached by the Rev R. Sumner, S.J. |
| SUMNER, Rev R. | 1850 (ii) | Unity and Stability considered in respect to the Anglican Church: A Sermon preached by the Rev R. Sumner, S.J.; sequel of his sermon on Unity of Government in the Church of Christ, both having reference to the Gorham Controversy. |
| SURTEES SOCIETY | 1883 | The Family Memoirs of the Rev William Stukeley M.D., and the Antiquarian and other Correspondence of William Stukeley, Roger & Samuel Gale etc., Vol 2, edited by Rev W.C. Lukis. |
| SURTEES, Rev Scott F. | 1850 | SEE Bishop [Reginald] HEBER, 1850. |
| SUTHERLAND, C.H.V. | 1947 | Roman Coins. |
| SUTTIE, Rev Ian | 1978 | Wesleyan Methodism in St Ives, 1850-1910. [Undergraduate dissertation]. |
| SWEARER'S PRAYER | No date | The Swearer's Prayer; or, his Oath Explained. No. 76. |
| SWEETING, Rev W.D. | 1868 | Historical and Architectural Notes on the Parish Churches in and around Peterborough. |
| SWEETING, Rev W.D. | 1895 | See ROBERT OF SWAFFHAM, 1895, "De Gestis Herewardi Saxonis". |
| SWEETING, Rev W.D. | No date | Thorney and Crowland Abbeys, by the Rev W.D. Sweeting, MA, head master of the King's School, Peteroborough. |
| SWIFT, Alan | 1987 | SEE Paul MIDDLETON (Ed.), 1987. |
| SWIFT, Albert | 1889 | Half a Century of Temperance Work in Saint Ives. |
| SWIFT, Jonathan | 1692 | See ATHENIAN MERCURY, (1692). |
| SWIFT, Lesley | 1987 | SEE Paul MIDDLETON (Ed.), 1987. |
| SWINBURNE, Algernon Charles | 1889 | On the South Coast. To Theodore Watts. |
| SWINBURNE, Algernon Charles | 1905 | Love's Cross-Currents. A Year's Letters. |
| SWINBURNE, Algernon Charles | Various | Biography of: see Thomas HAKE and Arthur COMPTON-RICKETT, 1918; Introductions by: see William SHAKESPEARE, 1910; Charles WELLS, (1908). |
| SWORDE, Rev Thomas | 1850 | An Inquiry into the Doctrine of Baptism as stated in the XXVII. Article. By the Rev Thomas Sworde, MA rector of St Peter's, Thetford; and chaplain to the Duke of Grafton. |
| SYMBOL | 1909-44 | See ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES, 1909-44. |
| SYMONDS, Henry | 1878 | See Edward Meyrick GOULBURN and Henry SYMONDS, 1878. |
| SYMPSON, Dr E. Mansel | 1912 | SEE Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| TACK, Dora K. | 1990 | From Bombs to Buckets. Brixton to Papworth St Agnes, 1940-1948. |
| TACK, Dora K. | 1998 | A Maze of Memories. Hilton - Huntingdonshire 1948-1958. |
| TADDY, John | 1838 | On the dependency of civil government on religion, and the alliance of church and state: A sermon preached before the Honourable Sir William Belland, Knight, one of the judges of the Assize for the county of Bedford, March 11th, 1838. |
| TALBOT, Sir Gilbert | 1826 | Sir Gilbert Talbot's Narrative of the Earl of Sandwich's Attempt upon Berghen in 1665: Communicated by Henry Ellis Esq., in a Letter to the Right Honourable the Earl of Aberdeen, K.T. President. Read 14th December 1826. |
| TALES OF SUPERSTITION | No date | Tales of Superstition: or Relations of Apparitions. Containing the Story of Henry Bell, Apparition of Sir John Owen, the Danish Witches, &c. |
| TANGYE, Sir Richard | 1897 | The Commonwealth Period. Notes illustrative of the Cromwellian Collection in the possession of Sir Richard Tangye. Vol 1. |
| TANGYE, Sir Richard | 1899 | The Two Protectors: Oliver and Richard Cromwell. With thirty-eight illustrations. |
| TANNER, J.R. | 1917 | The Cataloguing of the Pepysian manuscripts. |
| TANNER, J.R. | 1920 | Samuel Pepys and the Royal Navy. Lees Knowles Lectures delivered at Trinity College in Cambridge, 6, 13, 20 and 27 November 1919. |
| TANSLEY, A.G. | 1923 | See J. GARDINER and A.G. TANSLEY (Eds.), 1923, "The Natural History of Wicken Fen". |
| TANS'UR, William | 1706-1783 | William Tans'ur or Tanzer, of St Neots: English organist, composer, lexicographer. See GROVES, Directory of Music and Musicians. He was born at Dunchurch (baptised 1706) and died at St Neots, 7 October 1783. A church organist, he taught music in various provincial towns and had many publications from the 1760s onwards. He settled in St Neots as a stationer, bookseller & music teacher, but seems not to have played any part in the parish church music. His son William was a chorister at Trinity College, Cambridge. His tunes "Bangor", "St Andrew" and "Colchester" survive into the 20th century. |
| TANS'UR, William | 1737 | The Melody of the Heart: Or, The Psalmist's Pocket-Companion. In Two Parts. Containing, etc. etc. By William Tans'ur, of Ewell (now at Barns,) in the County of Surry: Who Teacheth the same: (Author of the Harmony of Sion). |
| TANS'UR, William | 1738 (i) | Heaven on Earth; or, the Beauty of Holiness. In Two books. Containing, I. The Whole Book of the Proverbs of King Solomon, composed in English Verse; And Set to Musick. II. The Song of Songs, which is the Song of Solomon. Together, With various Hymns, etc. etc. By William Tans'ur, of Barns, in Surry. Author of The Melody of the Heart, and The Harmony of Sion. |
| TANS'UR, William | 1738 (ii) | A Compleat Melody: or, The Harmony of Sion. In Three Books. Containing, etc. etc. etc. By William Tans'ur, Author of The Melody of the Heart. And the Beauty of Holiness. The FOURTH EDITION; Corrected by the Author, according to his Original Manuscript: with large Additions. |
| TANS'UR, William | 1740 | Poetical Meditations on the Four Last Things. Viz on Death and Judgment, Heaven and Hell. Composed for the Edification, and future Benefit of all Christian Families. With proper Notes, refering to the Holy Scriptures, &c. With Variety of Poems, on other Divine Subjects. By William Tans'ur, Author of the Melody of the Heart; the Harmony of Sion; and the Beauty of Holiness. |
| TANS'UR, William | 1742 | [A Universal Book of Divine Musick, containing 150 different Tunes, both Old and New, adapted to the choicest Words in the Book of Psalms; and correctly Set in Four Parts for Voices or Organ, &c. - with Instructions thereunto]. |
| TANS'UR, William | 1743 | A Compleat Melody: or, The Harmony of Sion. In Three Books. Containing, etc. etc. etc. By William Tans'ur, Author of The Melody of the Heart. And the Beauty of Holiness. The FIFTH EDITION, Corrected by the Author, according to his Original Manuscript: with large Additions. |
| TANS'UR, William | 1748 | The Works of Mr William Tans'ur. In Two Parts. [A frontispiece portrait and title page added to the 1743 Fifth Edition of "A Compleat Melody: Or, The Harmony of Sion"; and the 1751 Third Edition of "The Melody of the Heart: Or, The Psalmist's Pocket-Companion" - so plainly the work can't actually date to 1748, but an older title page has been re-used]. |
| TANS'UR, William | 1751 | The Melody of the Heart: or, The Psalmist's Pocket-Companion: a copy of the 1751 Third Edition of this work forms part of William TANS'UR, 1748. |
| TANS'UR, William | 1753 | New musical Grammar: or, the Harmonical Spectator. Containing All the useful Theoretical, Practical, and Technical Parts of Musick. Being a New, and Correct Introduction to All the Rudiments, Terms, and Characters, and Composition in all its Branches. With Several Scales for Musical Instuments; and Philosophical Dissertations on The Nature of Sound, etc. The SECOND EDITION. |
| TANS'UR, William | 1755 | The Royal Melody Compleat: Or, The New Harmony of Sion. In three books. Containing etc. etc. By William Tans'ur, Senior, Musico Theorico. |
| TANS'UR, William | 1760 (i) | The Psalm-Singer's Jewel: Or, Useful Companion to the Singing-Psalms. Being, a new Exposition on All the One Hundred and Fifty: With Poetical Precepts to every Psalm. By William Tans'ur, Senior. - Musico-Theorico. Author of The New Royal Melody; and The New Musical Grammar, and Dictionary, &c &c. [Includes An Abstract of the Life of Holy David, Concordant to the Book of Psalms: Shewing on what Occasion several Psalms were composed, &c.] |
| TANS'UR, William | 1760 (ii) | The Royal Melody Compleat: or, The New Harmony of Sion. In three books. Containing etc. etc. The SECOND EDITION. By William Tans'ur, Senior, Musico Theorico. |
| TANS'UR, William | 1772 (i) | The Elements of Musick Display'd: Or, its grammar, or ground-work made easy: Rudimental, Practical, Philosophical Historical, and Technical. In Five Books. Containing, etc. etc. By William Tans'ur, Senior. - Musico-Theorico. Professor, Corrector, and Teacher of Church-Music, above 50 Years. |
| TANS'UR, William | 1772 (ii) | Melodia Sacra: Or, The Devout Psalmist's New Musical Companion. Being a Choice Collection of Psalm-Tunes for Divine Service, &c, etc. etc. The SECOND EDITION, Printed from a correct Engraving, done by the Author: With large Additions. By William Tans'ur, Senior, Musico Theorico, &c. Author of the Royal Melody: The Elements of Musick made Easy, or, New Musical Grammar and Dictionary: and the Psalm-Singer's Jewel, &c &c. |
| TANS'UR, William | 1776 | The Beauties of Poetry: Or, A Portable Repository of English Verse, on an entire new plan. In three books. Grammar display'd; Classes of rhymes; And Poems made To suit the Times, etc. By William Le Tans'ur. |
| TANS'UR, William | 1830 | A Musical Grammar, and Dictionary; or, a general introduction to the art of music. In six parts. Collected from the greatest Masters, ancient and modern; and methodically laid down for the Instruction of Pupils of all ages. By William Tansur, Senior, Musico-Theorico; Professor, Corrector, and Teacher of Church Music, above 50 Years. EIGHTH EDITION, Corrected and Enlarged. |
| TANS'UR, William | No date | A Musical Grammar, and Dictionary: or a General Introduction to the Whole Art of Music. In Five Books. Containing, etc. etc. By William Tans'ur, Senior. - Musico-Theorico. Professor, Corrector, and Teacher of Church-Music, above 50 Years. |
| TASKER, Rev W. | (1783) | Annus Mirabilis; or, the eventful year Eighty-two. An historical poem. The second edition. By the Rev W. Tasker, A.B., author of the Ode to the Warlike Genius of Great Britain, &c. &c. |
| TATE, N. | No date | See ATHENIAN SOCIETY, No date. |
| TATEM, Moira | 1993 | The Witches of Warboys. |
| TATLER | 1919 | In Town and Out. |
| TATTON, R.G. (Ed.) | 1907 | SEE Thomas Godolphin ROOPER, 1907. |
| TAVENOR- PERRY, J. | 1912 | SEE Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| TAYLOR, Alison, BROWNE, David M., and DARBY, H.C. | 1978 | Early Cambridgeshire. |
| TAYLOR, Christopher | 1984 | Cambridgeshire and Mid Anglia. National Trust Histories. |
| TAYLOR, Dan | 1782 | The Stroke of Death, practically improved. The Substance of a Sermon, occasioned by the death of Mrs Susanna Birley, Late Wife of the Rev George Birley, of St Ives, in Huntingdonshire. Who departed this life, Jan. 9th, 1782, the Thirtieth Year of her Age. Preached at St Ives, Feb. 3rd, by Dan Taylor: to which is prefixed, the speech delivered at her interment, Jan. 23rd, by Robert Robinson. |
| TAYLOR, Dan | 1787 | Observations of the Rev Andrew Fuller's Reply to Philanthropos; or a further attempt to prove That the Universal Invitations of the Gospel are founded on the Universality of Divine Love, and the Death of Jesus Christ, as the Propitiation for the Sins of the Whole World. In Thirteen Letters to a Friend. |
| TAYLOR, Dan | No date | The Eternity of Future Punishment, Reasserted; The Importance of the Doctrine stated, and the Truth of it vindicated, in a Reply to the Exceptions of The Rev Mr Winchester against it. In Six Letters to the Rev G[eorge] B[irley] of C. |
| TAYLOR, Dan, ROBINSON, Robert, and BIRLEY, George | 1786 | A Charge and Sermon, together with a Confession of Faith, delivered at the Ordination of the Rev Mr George Birley, On Wednesday, October 18, 1786, at St Ives, Huntingdonshire. |
| TEBBUTT, Charles Prentice | 1878 | SEE Potto BROWN, 1878. |
| TEBBUTT, Eliza | 1894 | SEE Samuel COX, 1894. |
| TEBBUTT, Mrs C.P. | 1891 | SEE W. Colin BRYAN, 1891. |
| TEBBUTT, Neville | 1896 | SEE Arnold TEBBUTT, 1896, "A Handbook of Bandy". |
| TEBBUTT, Philip D. | No date | The Tebbutt Family of Bluntisham. An outline of their history with an account of the house called The Walnut Trees in Bluntisham. |
| TEBBUTT, Sidney | 1882 | SEE Neville GOODMAN and Albert GOODMAN, 1882, "A Handbook of Fen Skating". |
| TEMPERATE MAN | 1678 | The Temperate Man, or the Right Way of Preserving Life and Health, Together, With Soundness of the Senses, Judgment, and Memory unto extream Old Age. In Three Treatises. The First written by the Learned Leonardus Lessius. The Second by Lodowick Cornaro, a Noble Gentleman of Venice. The Third by a Famous Italian. Faithfully Englished. |
| TEMPLER, Rev W.C. | (1872) | The Bennett Judgment. A Sermon by the Rev W.C. Templer, M.A., Rector of Burton Bradstock. |
| TENISON, Thomas | 1678 | Of Idolatry: A Discourse, In which is endevoured A Declaration of, Its Distinction from Superstition; Its Notion, Cause, Commencement, and Progress; Its Practice Charged on Gentiles, Jews, Mahometans, Gnosticks, Manichees, Arians, Socinians, Romanists: As also, of the Means which God hath vouchsafed towards the Cure of it by the Shechinah of His Son. By Tho. Tenison B.D. Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, and late Fellow of Corpus-Christi Colledg in Cambridge. |
| TENISON, Thomas | 1691 | A Sermon concerning the folly of Atheism; Preached before the Queen at Whitehall, February 22 1690/1. By Tho. Tenison, D.D., Chaplain in Ordinary to their Majesties. |
| TENNYSON, Alfred, Lord | 1892 | The Foresters, Robin Hood and Maid Marian. |
| MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS TERCENTENARY | 1887 | Catalogue of Exhibition. The Tercentenary of Mary, Queen of Scots Exhibition, 1887, at Peterborough. |
| TERRELL, Dorothy a Beckett | 1910 | George Herbert at Bemerton. |
| TEYNHAM, Henry Francis, Lord | 1832 | How it Must Work: in an Address to the Freeholders and Electors of the United Empire. |
| OWEN, W. | 1765 | An Authentic Account, published By the King's Authority, of all the Fairs in England and Wales, As they have been settled to be held Since the Alteration of the Stile. Noting likewise The Commodities which each of the said Fairs is remarkable for furnishing: Also the Days on which Markets are respectively held; with the Distances from London; And the Number of Members which each Place sends to Parliament. The FOURTH EDITION. |
| THEOBALD, Robert M. | 1891 | Memorials of John Daniel Morell, MA, LLD, Her Majesty's Inspector of Schools. [Including "Memorial" by Robert M. Theobald; "Dr Morell's Work as Inspector: chiefly taken from his own reports", by A. Owen Esq, H.M. Sub-Inspector of Schools; "Some Reminiscences of Dr Morell", by Samuel Davidson; "Dr Morell as a Philosopher", by Prof J.M.D. Meiklejohn, of St. Andrews University; "Works of John Daniel Morell"]. |
| THEOBALD, William | 1818 (i) | The Grace of God Manifested, in a Memoir of Mrs Sarah Webster. |
| THEOBOLD, William | 1818 (ii) | The Word of God Illustrated. |
| THIERRY, A. | No date | History of the Conquest of England by the Normans. Volume II |
| THIRD VOLUNTEER BATTALION BEDFORDSHIRE REGIMENT | 1900/1901? | 3rd Volunteer Battalion, Beds. Regiment. I (Biggleswade & St Neots) Company. [Appeal for donations]. |
| THOMAS, David | (1999) | Arthur W. Marshall Owner of Buckden Towers. |
| THOMAS, Edward | No date | SEE William COBBETT, No date. |
| BEARD, Thomas | 1614 | SEE John ROLTE, 1614. |
| THOMAS, Monk of Ely | 1848 | Liber Eliensis, ad fidem codicum variorum. Vol. I. Preface by D.J. Stewart. |
| THOMAS, Rev G.B. | 1856 | See under the pseudonym of George FREEMAN. |
| THOMPSON, A. Hamilton | 1911 (i) | The Ground Plan of the English Parish Church. (The Cambridge Manuals of Science and Literature) |
| THOMPSON, A. Hamilton | 1911 (ii) | The Historical Growth of the English Parish Church. (The Cambridge Manuals of Science and Literature) |
| THOMPSON, Brian | 1984 | "To Remember Them . . . " |
| THOMPSON, Brian | 1985 | "Unreturning Youth". |
| THOMPSON, Prof F.C. | 1961 | Common Coins. |
| THOMPSON, R.H. and DICKINSON, M.J. | 1992 | Sylloge of Coins of the British Isles. 43. The Norweb Collection, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. Tokens of the British Isles 1575-1750. Part III, Hampshire to Lincolnshire. |
| THOMPSON, Roger | 1728 | SEE John PENNINGTON, 1728. Thompson was High Sheriff of Hunts. in 1727. |
| THOMSON, Basil | 1907 | The Story of Dartmoor Prison. |
| THOMSON, Hugh | 1910 | SEE W. Outram TRISTRAM, 1910. |
| THORBURN, Archibald | 1902 | SEE Lord Granville GORDON, 1902. |
| THORBURN, Lieut Col W. Stewart | (1898) | A Guide to the History and Valuation of the Coins of Great Britain and Ireland, in Gold, Silver and Copper, from the Earliest Period to the Present Time. Third Edition. Revised and enlarged by Herbert A. Grueber FSA. |
| THOREAU, Henry David | 1906 | Walden, or Life in the Woods. With an introduction by Theodore Watts-Dunton. (World's Classics Series). |
| THORNHILL, Cooper | 1745 | See STILTON HERO, 1745. |
| THORNTON, John, & Co. (Auctioneers) | Various | See HOLYWELL MANOR, 1905, 1908, 1913. |
| THORNTON, Percy Melville | 1912 | Some Things we have Remembered. Samuel Thornton, Admiral, 1797-1859, Percy Melville Thornton, 1841-1911. With portraits and other illustrations. |
| THORNTON, Rev John | 1851 | A Reply to the Pamphlet called "The Pope, what has he done - what he has not done - and what we ought to do". By the Rev John Thornton, M.A. F.G.S., Head Master of the Agricultural and Grammar School, Kimbolton. |
| THORP, Archdeacon | 1850 | A Report of the Charge of the Venerable Archdeacon Thorp, delivered at St Augustine's Church, on Wednesday, July 3, 1850. Extracted from Felix Farley's Bristol Journal of Saturday, July 6, 1850. |
| THORPE, Miss E. | (1891) | Legends of St Ives. By "Spes". Reprinted from "The Hunts County Guardian". |
| THORPE, Miss E. | Various | Wrote under her own name and as "Spes"; married Rev John Hunt, one-time curate of St Ives, theologian and later presented to the living of Otford in Kent. Brief biographical details in Norris's preface to her "Legends of St Ives" (1891), which says she died the previous year. |
| THOUGHTS OCCASIONED | 1850 | Thoughts Occasioned by the Late Discussions on the Subject of Baptism. |
| THREE COUNTIES ASYLUM | 1877-1885 | Report of the Committee of Visitors of the Lunatic Asylum, for the Counties of Bedford, Hertford and Huntingdon, called the "Three Counties Asylum", for the year ending the 31st Day of December, 1877 [also 1878-1885]. With Appendices. |
| THREE COUNTIES ASYLUM | 1900-1907 | Report of the Visiting Committee of the Lunatic Asylum for the Counties of Bedford, Hertford and Huntingdon, called the "Three Counties Asylum", for the year ending the 31st Day of March, 1900 [also 1901-1907]. With Appendices. |
| THREE COUNTIES ASYLUM | 1906 | General Rules and Regulations & Orders for the government of the Lunatic Asylum, for the counties of Bedford, Hertford and Huntingdon, called the "Three Counties Asylum", situated near Arlesey, Bedfordshire. |
| THREE COUNTIES ASYLUM | No date | Rules for the Guidance of Attendants, Servants, and all persons engaged in the service of the Three Counties Asylum at Stotfold, Beds, near Arlesey Siding Station, G.N.R. |
| THRELFALL, John Haughton | 1980 | The Story of Huntingdon County Hospital. |
| THURLOE, John | 1720 | Supposed minutes by - SEE Archdeacon EACHARD, 1720. |
| TIBBS, Rodney | 1969 | Fenland River, the story of the Great Ouse and its Tributaries (with a foreward by W.E. Doran). |
| TILBROOK FRIENDLY SOCIETY | 1882 | Rules and regulations to be observed by the Tilbrook Friendly Society, in the County of Bedford. Established July 1st, 1840. |
| TILLARD, R. | 1815 | See E. MALTBY, R. TILLARD and J.S. BANKS (Eds.), 1815. |
| TILLEY, Christopher Y. | 1979 | Post-Glacial Communities in the Cambridge Region: Some Theoretical Approaches to Settlement and Subsistence. BAR 66. |
| TIPPING, H. Avray | 1917 | Cromwell Relics and Other Collections at Chequers. |
| TITHE COMMISSION | 1874 | See COPYHOLD INCLOSURE AND TITHE COMMISSION, 1874. |
| TITUS, Colonel | 1689 | Killing no Murder: Briefly Discoursed in Three Questions. By Col. Titus, alias William Allen. |
| TITUS, Colonel | 1741 | Killing no Murder: Briefly Discoursed In Three Questions. By Col. Titus, alias William Allen. |
| TITUS, Colonel | 1743 | Killing no Murder: (Originally applied to O. Cromwell.) A Discourse proving it lawful to kill a Tyrant according to the Opinion of the most celebrated Ancient Authors. By Col. Titus, alias William Allen. |
| TITUS, Colonel | No date | Colonel Titus his Address to Oliver Cromwell. Perfixt [sic] to a certain Treatise, wherein the author (under the borrow'd Name of William Allen) proves, that killing the Usurper was No Murder. |
| TOLAND, John | 1699 | SEE Denzil HOLLES, Lord Holles of Ifield, 1699. |
| TOLLER, T.N. | 1797 | A Plain and Popular View of some of the Leading Evidences of Christianity. The second edition. |
| TOMLINSON, George Cockaine | 1835 | Strength for the Courageous who hope in the Lord. A Sermon preached at Saint Neots Church, in the County of Huntingdon, at the Lecture, on Sunday Evening, January 18th, 1835. By the Rev George Cockaine Tomlinson, of Magdalen College, Cambridge, Curate of Staughton Parva, Bedfordshire. |
| TOMLINSON, J. | 1851 | See FARMER'S MAGAZINE, 1851. |
| TOMLINSON, Rev G.C. | 1836 | A Call to Battle against Edom. A sermon preached in the parish church of St Neots in the County of Huntingdon, on Sunday Evening, December 20, 1835, Under the Authority of His Majesty's Letter, on behalf of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. |
| TOOKE, John Horne | (1736-1812) | SEE W. Hamilton REID, 1812 |
| TORRIANO, Dr Alexander | 1706 | A Sermon Preach'd at the Visitation at Huntingdon, On the 16th Day of April, 1706. By Alex. Torriano, Doctor of Laws, Rector of Holywell in Huntingdonshire, and Chaplain to the Right Honourable the Earl of Manchester. Published at the Desire of the Archdeacon and Clergy. |
| TOSELAND PARISH CHURCH | Various | ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH TOSELAND: See HOLY TRINITY CHURCH GREAT PAXTON. |
| TOTTEL, Richard | 1897 | Tottel's Miscellany. Songs and Sonnettes by Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey, Sir Thomas Wyatt the Elder, Nicholas Grimald and uncertain authors. First edition of 5th June, collated with the second edition of 31st July 1557, edited by Edward Arber. English Reprints. |
| TOURRIER, A. H. | 1885 | SEE Joseph RITSON, 1885. |
| TOWGOOD, Micaiah | 1784 | The Grounds of Faith in Jesus Christ Briefly Stated, and Shewn to be a solid Foundation for Peace and Joy unspeakable. With An earnest Recommendation of Catholic Christianity, and the Communion of Saints. Addressed to A candid Society of Christians at the Close of his Ministrations amongst them. |
| TOWGOOD, Micaiah | 1787 | A Dissent from the Church of England Fully Justified, and proved to be the Genuine and just Consequence of the Allegiance which is due to Jesus Christ, the only Lawgiver in the Church: Being the Dissenting Gentleman's Three Letters and Postscript, in answer to the Letters of the Rev Mr White on that Subject. Also a Letter to the Bishops, on the present State of Religion in this Kingdom. The Sixth Edition, with Corrections and Additions. To which are added, The Opinions of three eminent lawyers, On the Question, Whether an Action can be maintained, against a Clergyman, for refusing to admit a notorious Evil-liver to the Sacrament, who demands it as a Qualification for an Office? |
| TOWGOOD, Micaiah | 1792 | SEE James MANNING, 1792, "A Sketch of the Life and Writings of the Rev Michaiah Towgood". |
| TOWGOOD, Micaiah | 1811 | An Essay towards attaining a true idea of the character and reign of King Charles the First, and the Causes of the Civil War: extracted from and delivered in the very words of some of the most authentic and celebrated historians, viz. Clarendon, Whitelock, Burnet, Coke, etc. The third edition. |
| TOWGOOD, Micaiah | 1818 | A Dissent from the Church of England Fully Justified, and proved to be the genuine and just consequence of the allegiance which is due to Jesus Christ, the only lawgiver in the Church: being the Dissenting Gentleman's Letters, &c., in answer to the Letters of the Rev Mr White, on that Subject. The thirteenth edition. |
| TOWGOOD, Micaiah | Various | Michaiah Towgood was the grandfather of Matthew Towgood, of the St Neots Paper Mills, info from press cuttings in small black album (top shelf of upper extension of third bookcase, west side, left). The paper mills are actually in Little Paxton parish and the Towgood family lived in that village, so Micaiah's works are indexed under Little Paxton. |
| TOWN AND COUNTRY MAGAZINE | 1769 | Histories of the tete-a-tete annexed (No. 31, 32). Jemmy Twitcher and Miss R-y. |
| TOWN AND COUNTRY MAGAZINE | 1783 | Histories of the tete-a-tete annexed; or, Memoirs of the Generous Gallant and Mrs W-n (No. 2, 3). |
| TOWN AND COUNTY DIRECTORIES | 1913-14 | Northampton and district trades' directory accompanied with a gazetteer of England. |
| TRADERS OF BOSTON | 1800 | Cross Chamber, Boston, 9th December, 1800. At a Meeting of the Principal Merchants, Ship-Owners, and Traders of Boston, to take into Consideration the Improvement of Boston Haven, Resolved Unanimously, etc. etc. |
| TREHERNE, Geo. G.T. and GOLDIE, J.H.D. (Eds.) | 1883 | Record of the University Boat Race 1829-1880 and the Commemoration Dinner 1881. Compiled by the Hon. Secs. Geo. G.T. Treherne, OUBC and J.H.D. Goldie, CUBC. Printed by Wm. Spottiswoode, OUBC, PRS at the request of the Committee with illustrations. |
| TREHERNE, Geo. G.T. and GOLDIE, J.H.D. (Eds.) | 1883 (contd.) | |
| TRENT OTTER | Various | See J.W. MARTIN. |
| TREVARTHEN, Mike | No date | SEE David FELL, Tom McDONALD, Jon MURRAY & Mike TREVARTHEN, No date. |
| TREVOR, Rev George | 1850 | A Second Letter to the Rev Thomas Best, MA, Minister of St James's, Sheffield, from the Rev George Trevor, MA, Canon of York, and one of the Chaplains in the Parish Church. |
| TRIAL OF BELLINGHAM | No date | The Trial of J. Bellingham, (a Liverpool Merchant) at the Old Bailey, on Friday May 15th 1812, for the assassination of the Right Hon. Spencer Perceval, in the Lobby of the House of Commons, on Monday May 11 1812, with every particular attending the sad catastrophe, and other important information. Taken in short-hand. |
| TRIAL OF GUNNING | 1792 | Trial between James Duberly, Esq., Plaintiff, and Major-General Gunning, Defendant, for criminal conversation with the wife of the Plaintiff. Tried before the Right Hon. Lord Kenyon, and a special jury, at Westminster, on Wednesday the 22nd of February, 1792. Taken in Short Hand. |
| TRIMNELL, Charles | (c. 1700) | The Duty of a Christian towards his Neighbour considered. In a Sermon preached upon Occasion of the Huntingdonshire Feast, at St Swithin's Church, London, the 24th of June, being the Feast of St J. Baptist. |
| TRIMNELL, Charles | 1709 | A Sermon Preach'd at the Parish-Church of St James's Westminster, on Sunday the 30th of January 1708. By the Right Reverend Father in God, Charles, Lord Bishop of Norwich, at his taking his Leave of the said Parish. Published at the Request of the Gentlemen of the Vestry. |
| TRINITY CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1873 (ii) | See J.H. MILLARD, (1873), "A Jubilee Memorial of Trinity Church, Huntingdon". |
| TRINITY CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1877 | Supplementary Hymns enlarged for occasional use in Trinity Church, Huntingdon. |
| TRINITY CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1884-87 | The Church Manual, January 1st, 1884. [Also for 1885, 1886 & 1887]. |
| TRINITY CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1892 | General Account. |
| TRINITY CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1894 | Financial Statement. Presented at a Meeting of the Church and Congregation, March 28th 1894. |
| TRINITY CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1904-6 | [Trinity Church Magazine]. |
| TRINITY CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1907-09 | [Trinity Church Magazine]. |
| TRINITY CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1911-13 | [Trinity Church Magazine]. |
| TRINITY CHURCH HUNTINGDON | 1914-15 | [Trinity Church Magazine]. |
| TRISTRAM, W. Outram | 1888 | Coaching Days and Coaching Ways. The York Road, Parts 1 & 2. |
| TRISTRAM, W. Outram | 1910 | Coaching Days and Coaching Ways, with illustrations by Hugh Thomson and Herbert Railton. |
| TROLLOPE, Edward | 1861 | Hereward, the Saxon Patriot. A paper read at the Bourn meeting (of the Architectural Society of the Diocese of Lincoln) June 5th 1861. |
| TROWER, Right Rev W.J. | 1850 | A Pastoral Letter to the clergy of the diocese of Glasgow and Galloway, in reference to questions connected with the recent decision of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. By the Right Rev W.J. Trower, DD Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway. |
| TROYTE | Various | See ACLAND-TROYTE. |
| TRUE CATALOGUE | (1659) | A True Catalogue, Or, An Account of the several Places and most Eminent Persons in the three Nations, and elsewhere, where, and by whom Richard Cromwell was Proclaimed Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland, and Ireland. As also a Collection of the most material Passages in several Blasphemous, Lying, Flattering Addresses . . . Together with something spoken to each Company of the Adressers . . . Printed in the First Year of the English Armies small or scarce beginning to return from their almost six years great Apostacy. |
| TRUE STORY ABOUT THE FIGHT | 1871 | The True Story about the Fight at Dame Europa's School; showing how the French Boy Began the Fight, Boasting was Punished, and Justice Done. |
| TRUE VERSION OF THE FIGHT | [1871] | The True Version of the Fight at Dame Europa's School. |
| TRUTH | 1877 | A Week at Kimbolton. |
| TURBERVILLE, Arthur C. | 1891 | Types of the Saintly Life. |
| TURNELL, Alice | 1996 | The Diary of a Tenant Farmer's Child 1888-92. With introduction and notes by Hilary Turnell. |
| TURNELL, Hilary | 1996 | SEE Alice TURNELL, 1996. |
| TURNER, Daniel | 1780 | Charity the Bond of Perfection. A Sermon, the Substance of which was preached at Oxford, November 16, 1780, on occasion of the Re-establishment of a Christian Church of Protestant Dissenters in that city: with a Brief Account of the State of the Society, and the Plan and Manner of their Settlement. |
| TURNER, Francis | 1682 | A Sermon preached before the Lord Mayor and the Court of Aldermen at Guild-Hall Chappel on the 7th of May 1682. |
| TURNER, G.J. (Ed.) | 1913 | A Calendar of the Feet of Fines relating to the County of Huntingdon, levied in the King's Court from the fifth year of Richard I to the end of the reign of Elizabeth, 1194-1603. (Cambridge Antiquarian Society Octavo Publications, No. 37). |
| TURNER, Rt Rev Dr | 1761 | Biography. The life of Mr Nicholas Ferrar. |
| TURNER, Rt Rev Francis, Bishop of Ely | 1837 | Brief Memoirs of Nicholas Ferrar, MA, founder of a Protestant religious establishment at Little Gidding, Huntingdonshire. Chiefly collected from a Narrative by the Right Rev Dr Turner, formerly Lord Bishop of Ely; and now edited, with additions, by the Rev T.M. Macdonogh, Vicar of Bovingdon. Second Edition. |
| CARRINGTON, Mr | 1852 | The cover of a catalogue for the sale of household furniture, plate, linen & china etc: which will be sold by auction on Tuesday the 16th of March 1852 at St Neots, by direction of the executors of the late Mr Carrington. |
| TURNER, W.G. | No date | Age after Age. Illustrated by a Prophetical Chart. [Foreword by L. Forrer]. |
| TURNPIKE TRUSTS | 1850 | An Abstract of the General Statements of the Income and Expenditure by the Several Turnpike Trusts in England and Wales, from 1st January 1847 to 31 December 1847 inclusive - Pursuant to the Act 3 & 4 Will: IV c. 80. |
| TURNPIKES AND HIGHWAYS | 1906 | Turnpikes and Highways. |
| TUTORS OF OXFORD | 1850 | Whereas by the Statutes of the University of Oxford all Tutors are required to instruct the Pupils committed to their charge, etc. etc . . . We . . . will continue to teach and maintain the remission of sins to all infants, in and by the grace of Holy Baptism . . . not only as a tolerated opinion, but as an essential doctrine of the Church of England, etc. etc. [petition re Baptism, arising from the Gorham case]. |
| TWELVE VIEWS | No date | Twelve Views of Huntingdon, Godmanchester and Neighbourhood. |
| TWITCHER, Jemmy | Various | A nickname for John MONTAGU, Fourth Earl of Sandwich, 1718-92. The name comes from the Beggar's Opera and refers to what was seen as Sandwich's betrayal of John Wilkes. |
| TWO ANTHEMS | 1836 | Two Anthems to be sung at the opening of the new Wesleyan Chapel, St Neots, on Tuesday, the 21st, and Sunday, the 26th June, 1836. |
| TYMMS, Samuel | 1833 | The Family topographer; being a compendious account of the antient and present state of the counties of England. Vol. III - The Norfolk Circuit. |
| TYSON, Michael | 1792 | SEE Charles FAVELL, 1792 (sermon preached at the archdeacon's visitation, and dedicated to him). |
| TYTLER, Sarah | 1907 | The Countess of Huntingdon and her Circle. |
| ULPH, Colin | 1989 | Notes on the Ulph Family of St Ives, 1738-1956. |
| ULPH, Colin | 2005 | Ulph Family History. The story of a British surname and its people. Including the names ALP, ALPE, ALPS, AULPH, ELPH, HOLF and HULF. |
| UNDERGRADUATE | 1776 | Remarks on a Pamphlet, entitled The Principles of the Revolution vindicated: the Work of R. Watson, DD FRS Regius Professor of Divinity in Cambridge. By an undergraduate. |
| UNDERHILL, Edward Bean (Ed.) | 1854 | Records of the Churches of Christ, gathered at Fenstanton, Warboys, and Hexham. 1644-1720. Edited for the Hansard Knollys Society. |
| UNION OF CHRISTIANS | 1798 | Report of the Proceedings of the Union of Christians, formed at Bedford. |
| UNION OF CHRISTIANS | 1799 | A Report of Proceedings of the Union of Christians, formed at Bedford, presented at their Third General Meeting, 16th April, 1799, by the committee appointed to transact their mutual concerns. |
| UNION OF CHRISTIANS | 1807 | Report of Proceedings of the Union of Christians, formed at Bedford, at their Eleventh General Meeting, May 6. 1807. |
| UNION OF CHRISTIANS | 1808 | Report of Proceedings of the Union of Christians formed at Bedford, at their Twelfth General Meeting, May 4. 1808. |
| UNION OF CHRISTIANS | 1814 | A Report of the Proceedings of the Union of Christians, formed at Bedford, Oct. 31, 1797, presented at their Eighteenth General Meeting, May 18, 1814. |
| UNION OF CHRISTIANS | 1837 | A Report of the Proceedings of the Union of Christians, or the Provincial Home Missionary Society, (formed at Bedford, Oct. 31, 1797) presented at their Forty-First General Annual Meeting, May 31, 1837. |
| UNION OF CHRISTIANS | 1838 | A Report of the Proceedings of the Union of Christians, or the Provincial Home Missionary Society, (formed at Bedford, Oct. 31, 1797) presented at their Forty-second General Annual Meeting, May 30, 1838. |
| UNITED PARISHES OF HUNTINGDON | 1914 | Monthly Magazine for the United Parishes of St Mary with St Benedict & All Saints with St John's. April 1914. |
| UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE | 1771 | The Compendious Peerage of England, continued from Page 32 of our Magazine for January, with the Arms finely engraved, and a genealogical Account of the Noble Family of Montagu, Earl of Sandwich. |
| UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE | 1788 | Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Sir Robert Bruce Cotton, Bart., Founder of the Cottonian Library; with a fine Portrait of that celebrated Antiquary. |
| UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE | No date | A circumstantial Account of the Proceedings at Westminster Hall, on Thursday June 8, on the Trial of Lord Sandwich, against Mr Miller. |
| CURIOSITIES NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL | No date | Norfolk Circuit. Huntingdonshire. |
| HINCHINGBROOK HOUSE | No date | Hinchingbrook House, Huntingdonshire: The Seat of John William Montagu, Earl of Sandwich. |
| [BELL, H.] | No date | Story of a French Prisoner of War in England. |
| UPJOHN, W. | 1819 | A Testimony to Departed Worth; being a Sermon, occasioned by The Death of Mrs Brereton, late wife of John Brereton, Esq. of Brinton, in the County of Norfolk. Delivered in the parish church of Briningham, April 4 1819. By W. Upjohn, A.B. Vicar of Field Dalling, Norfolk. |
| UPPERTON, Rupert | 1901 | Village Life and Feeling. Songs and Poems. By Rupert Upperton Ploughboy "Our Village". |
| URBS CAMBORITUM | No date (i) | Leaflets of local lore [a collection of leaflets about the local history of Cambridge and its surrounds]. |
| URBS CAMBORITUM | No date (ii) | Mems. and gems of old Cambridge lore [a collection of leaflets]. |
| URQUHART, D.L. | (1983) | The 31st Huntingdonshire Regiment of Foot. |
| URWICK, Rev W. | 1846 | SEE John HOWE, 1846. |
| VALDES, Juan De | (1905) | Divine Considerations, by John Valdesso. The English translation of Nicholas Ferrar with George Herbert's prefatory epistle. |
| VALDES, Juan De | 1638 | The Hundred and Ten Considerations of Signior John Valdesso: Treating of those things which are most profitable, most necessary, and most perfect in our Christian Profession. Written in Spanish, Brought out of Italy by Vergerius, and first set forth in Italian at Basil by Coelius Secundum Curio, Anno 1550. Afterwards translated into French, and Printed at Lions 1563. and again at Paris 1565. And now translated out of the Italian Copy into English, with notes. Whereunto is added an Epistle of the Authors, or a Preface to his Divine Commentary upon the Romans. |
| VALDES, Juan de | 1646 | Divine Considerations Treating Of those things which are most profitable, most necessary, and most perfect in our Christian Profession. By John Valdesso. |
| VALDES, Juan De | 1865 | Life and Writings of Juan De Valdes, otherwise Valdesso, Spanish reformer in the sixteenth century, by Benjamin B. Wiffern. With a translation from the Italian of his Hundred and Ten Considerations, by John T. Betts. |
| VALDES, Juan De | Various | SEE George HERBERT, 1841, 1859 (i) |
| VALDESSO | Various | SEE Juan De VALDES. |
| VALENTINE AND ORSON | No date | The History of Valentine and Orson. |
| VALLÉ-POPE, E. | 1904 | Zoology: Fishes. |
| VANCOUVER, Charles | 1794 (ii) | Observations on the proposed Eau Brink Cut for the further draining of the Fens. |
| FRANKLIN, Messrs | 1852 | The cover of a catalogue for the sale of stock-in-trade of carpet & upholstery, furniture, timbers, veneers, lathes & tools etc; which will be sold by auction on Friday the 26th of March 1852 on the premises of Messrs Franklin, Market Hill, St Neots - who are declining the Cabinet & Upholstery Business. |
| VANCOUVER, Charles | 1794 (i) | General View of the Agriculture in the County of Cambridge; with observations on the means of its improvement. Drawn up for the consideration of the Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement. |
| VENABLES, Edmund and PERRY, George G. | 1897 | Diocesan histories. Lincoln. |
| VENN, Henry | 1769 | SEE Joseph PRIESTLEY, 1769. |
| VENN, Henry | 1774 | Mistakes in Religion Exposed: In an Essay on the Prophecy of Zacharias. By H. Venn, MA Chaplain to the Earl of Buchan, and Rector of Yelling, Huntingdonshire. |
| VENN, Henry | 1790 | Plain proofs of the Death of Christ, and of the benefit inseparable from believing it, with a true heart, and of the pernicious consequences of denying it. Being the substance of a sermon, preached before the Reverend Michael Tyson, A.M. Archdeacon of Huntingdon, at his visitation, held there in the Church of All-Saints, May 12, 1785. With an appendix . . . The second edition. |
| VENN, Henry | 1834 | The Life and a Selection from the Letters of the late Rev Henry Venn, MA successively Vicar of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, and Rector of Yelling, Huntingdonshire, Author of "The Complete Duty of Man," &c. The memoir of his life drawn up by the late Rev John Venn, MA Rector of Clapham, Surrey. Edited by the Rev Henry Venn, BD Incumbent of Drypool, Yorkshire, late Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge. |
| VENN, Henry | 1835 | The Life and a Selection from the Letters of the late Rev Henry Venn, MA successively Vicar of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, and Rector of Yelling, Huntingdonshire, Author of "The Complete Duty of Man," &c. The memoir of his life drawn up by the late Rev John Venn, MA Rector of Clapham, Surrey. Edited by the Rev Henry Venn, BD Perpetual curate of St John's, Holloway; late, incumbent of Drypool, Yorkshire, and Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge. [Added in pencil "afterwards Prebendary of St Paul's".] SECOND EDITION. |
| VENN, Henry | 1835 (contd.) | |
| VENN, Henry | 1836 | The Life and a Selection from the Letters of the late Rev Henry Venn, MA successively Vicar of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, and Rector of Yelling, Huntingdonshire, Author of "The Complete Duty of Man," &c. The memoir of his life drawn up by the late Rev John Venn, MA Rector of Clapham, Surrey. Edited by the Rev Henry Venn, BD Perpetual curate of St John's, Holloway; late Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge. FOURTH EDITION. |
| VENN, Henry | 1839 | The Complete Duty of Man: Or a System of Doctrinal and Practical Christianity. To which are added, forms of prayer and offices of devotion, for the various circumstances of life. Designed for the use of families. By H. Venn, AM Rector of Yelling in Huntingdonshire, and Chaplain to the Earl of Buchan. A NEW EDITION carefully revised and corrected, with a memoir of the author. |
| VENN, John | 1834 | SEE Henry VENN, 1834. |
| VENN, John | 1904 | Annals of a Clerical Family. Being some account of the family and descendants of William Venn, Vicar of Otterton, Devon, 1600-1621. |
| VENN, John (Ed.) | 1891 | The Register of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials in St Michael's Parish, Cambridge (1538-1837). |
| VERMUYDEN, Sir Cornelius | 1830 | A Discourse Touching the Draining of the Great Fennes lying within the several Counties of Lincoln, Northampton, Huntington, Norfolke, Suffolke, Cambridge, and the Isle of Ely, etc., 1642. |
| VERY INTERESTING LIFE | 1840 | The Very Interesting Life of the Famous Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland. With Accounts of the Civil Wars in Those Kingdoms. Impartially collected from the best historians, and several original manuscripts. To which are added, Memoirs of Major General Desborough, and Henry Ireton, Esq. The Third Edition, with additions. |
| VESEY, Francis Gerald | 1863 | That which passeth away and that which endureth. A Sermon preached in the parish church of All Saints', Huntingdon, on the evening of the 1st Sunday after the Epiphany, 1863, by F. Gerald Vesey, MA, rector of All Saints' and Rural Dean. |
| VESEY, Francis Gerald | (1832-1915) | Archdeacon of Huntingdon 1874-1915. See his obituary in the Norris cuttings album for Huntingdon. See also H. Massac BUIST, 1992, and HOLY TRINITY CHURCH ORTON LONGUEVILLE, 1907. He also appears in the index for Prints Watercolours & Drawings. |
| VESEY, Francis Gerald | 1872 | "Let No Man Despise thy Youth". A Sermon preached at the Ordination held in Ely Cathedral on Sunday, Sept. 22, 1872, by F. Gerald Vesey, M.A., Rector of all Saints' and St John's, Huntingdon, Rural Dean and Hon. Canon of Ely. Published by Request. |
| VESEY, Francis Gerald | 1879 | A Charge to the Clergy and Churchwardens of the Archdeaconry of Huntingdon Delivered at his Fifth Visitation, May, 1879, by the Ven. F. Gerald Vesey, LL.D., Archdeacon of Huntingdon. Reprinted from the Cambridge Chronicle, 31st May, 1879. |
| VESEY, Francis Gerald | 1883 | A Charge to the Clergy and Churchwardens of the Archdeaconry of Huntingdon. Delivered at the Visitation held at Huntingdon, on Wednesday, April 4, 1883. |
| VESEY, Francis Gerald | 1889 | Huntingdon. A Lecture delivered at the Town Hall, Huntingdon, on Thursday, February 21st, 1889, to the Members and Friends of the Huntingdon and Godmanchester Church of England Young Men's Association, by the Ven. F. Gerald Vesey, LLD, Archdeacon of Huntingdon. Printed by request from the "Hunts County News". |
| VICARS, John | 1646 (i) | Gods Arke Overtopping the World Waves, Or The Third Part of the Parliamentary Chronicle. Containing a successive Continuation and exact and faithful Narration of all the most material Parliamentary Proceedings and Memorable Mercies wherewith God hath crowned this famous present Parliament and their Armies in all the severall parts of the Land; . . . Collected and published for Gods high Honour and the great Encouragement of all that are Zealous for God and Lovers of their Country. By the most unworthy Admirer of them, John Vicars. |
| VICARS, John | 1646 (ii) | The Burning-Bush not Consumed. Or, The Fourth and Last Part of the Parliamentarie-Chronicle. Containing a full and Faithfull Continuation and Exact Narration of all the most materiall and most Memorable Proceedings of this renowned Parliament . . . Collected for Gods high Honour, and all pious Parliamentarians Comfort: By the most unworthie Admirer of Them, John Vicars. |
| VICARS, John | 1845 | Englands Worthies. Under Whom all the Civill and Bloudy Warres since Anno 1642, to Anno 1647, are related. |
| VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM | 1866 | See COUNCIL ON EDUCATION, Science & Art Department of the Committee of, 1866. |
| VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM | 1915 | List of Rubbings of Brasses, Classified and Arranged in Chronological Order (compiled by H.W. Prior, with a preface by Edward F. Strange). |
| VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORY | 1926-1938 | See: |
| VIDA, Marcus Hieronymus | 1768 | The Christiad, a Poem in Six Books; Translated from the Latin by J. Cranwell. |
| VILES, David R. | 1980 | The Wheatsheaf Inn, Somersham Heath, Hunts. |
| VILES, David R. | 1989 | The American-Huntingdonshire Connection. A mid-nineteenth century emigrant family. John and Charlotte Viles. |
| VILES, David R. | 2003 | The Revd Dr Robert Wilde 1615-1679, Poet, Preacher, Provider of Bibles by Dicing in his native St Ives. |
| VILES, David R. (Ed.) | 1988 | The Australian-Huntingdonshire Connection. Papers from the Wheatsheaf Inn, Somersham Heath, Somersham, Hunts. 1855-1878. Letters of William Darrington. |
| VINCENT, Arthur | 1894 | "Colonel Francis Charteris, Libertine (1675-1732)" and "Jonathan Wild, Thieftaker (1682-1725)" |
| VINCENT, Rev Matson | 1828 | The spiritual import of the sixth commandment. A sermon preached in the parish church of Finningley, near Doncaster, on Sunday, March 2, 1828, an occasion of the murder of Mr John Dyon of Brancroft. |
| VINDICATION AND ANSWER | 1647/8 | A full Vindication and Answer of the XI Accused Members, viz. Denzil Holles, Esq; Sir Philip Stapleton, Sir William Lewis, Sir John Clotworthy, Sir William Waller, Sir John Maynard Kts, Major Gen. Massey, John Glynne Esq; Recorder of London. Walter Long Esquire, Col. Edward Harley, Anthony Nichols Esq To A late Printed Pamphlet intituled, A Particular Charge or Impeachment, in the Name of Sir Thomas Fairfax and the Army Under his Command; against the said Members, By his Appointment and the Councel of War. |
| VINOGRADOFF, Paul | 1892 | Villainage in England. Essays in English medieval history. |
| VINOGRADOFF, Paul | 1905 | The Growth of the Manor. |
| VINOGRADOFF, Paul (Ed.) | 1909-10 | Oxford Studies in Social and Legal History. 2 volumes. (Vol. 1: A. SAVINE, "English Monasteries on the eve of the Dissolution"; F. DE ZULUETA, "Patronage in the Later Empire". Vol. 2: F.M. STENTON, "Types of Manorial Structure in the Northern Danelaw"; N. NEILSON, "Customary Rents"). |
| VINTER, R. Kater | 1883 | Notes on Arithmetic. |
| VINTER, R. Kater | 1897 | Hymn Tunes, Chants & Kyries. |
| VIPAN, Capt J.A.M. | 1908 | Coins, medals and local tradesmen's tokens . . . |
| VIVIAN, Thomas | No date | Three Dialogues, Between a Minister and one of his Parishioners; on the true principles of religion, and salvation for sinners by Jesus Christ, the only Redeemer and Saviour. |
| VOICES FROM SALISBURY PLAIN | (1871) | Voices from Salisbury Plain; or, Who's to blame? A dialogue on the Franco-Prussian War. |
| W., H.W. | 1865 | Mr Tennyson's Warning to the Clergy. [Signed "W.H.W., Ramsey, Hunts"]. |
| W., T. | 1769 | See OXFORD MAGAZINE, 1769. |
| W., T.L. | 1658 | An Exact Character or, Narrative of The late right Noble, and magnificent Lord, Oliver Cromwell, The Lord Protector of England, Scotland, and Ireland; with the Dominions thereof. Together with a brief Recapitulation (or Declaration) of His many Miraculous Victories, Virtues, and Atchievements, throughout the three Nations. With His Decease on Friday, the 3d of Septemb. 1658, being above 60 years of Age; And the Election of His eldest Son the Lord Richard, to be Lord Protector of England, Scotland, & Ireland &c. With the Proclaiming of His Highness on Saturday, (the 4th instant) throughout the Cities of London, and Westminster. Written by T. l'W. of the Middle-Temple, London, for the present perusal of all honest Patriots: And now Printed and Published for general satisfaction of the People. |
| W., T.L. | 1658 (contd.) | |
| M., W. | 1678 | Huntington Divertisement, Or, an Enterlude For the Generall Entertainment at the County-Feast, Held at Merchant-Taylors Hall, June 20, 1678. |
| WADE-GERY, Hugh | 1823 | Nine sermons preached on several occasions. |
| WADSWORTH, Michael P. | 1992 | They Led the Way. The Story of Pathfinder Squadron 156. |
| WAGNER, Mary | 1982 | Not an Easy Church. A History of the Free Church in St Ives, 1672-1981. |
| WAIT, Gerald | 1990 | SEE Wendy HORTON and Gerald WAIT, 1990. |
| WAKEMAN, Herbert | 1774 | See ORATIUNCULA, (1774). |
| WALFORD, E. | No date | A Pilgrimage to Little Gidding. |
| WALFORD, Edward | 1881 | The County families of the United Kingdom, or Royal manual of the titled and untitled aristocracy of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland. Containing a brief notice of the descent, birth, marriage, education and appointments of each person, his heir apparent or presumptive . . . 21st annual publication, greatly enlarged. |
| WALFORD, Rev Edward | 1850 (i) | The Holiness of a Christian Child; being an earnest appeal to all Christian parents on the regeneration of their children in the Sacrament of Baptism. By the Rev Edward Walford, MA, Late scholar of Balliol College, Oxford. |
| WALFORD, Rev Edward | 1850 (ii) | The Temples of the Holy Ghost: being a second earnest appeal to all Christian parents on the regeneration of their children in the Sacrament of Baptism. By the Rev Edward Walford, MA, Late scholar of Balliol College, Oxford. |
| WALKER, Dr | 1727 | SEE Edmund CALAMY, 1727, "A Continuation of the account of the ministers, etc." |
| WALKER, Lieut-Col. J.B. | 1935 | See L.J.C. SOUTHERN, 1935. |
| WALKER, Mrs F.G. | 1903 | SEE Sir William DUGDALE, 1657. |
| WALKER, Neil and CRADDOCK, Thomas | 1849 | The History of Wisbech and the Fens. |
| WALKER, Rev J. | 1824 | SEE [Robert CARRUTHERS], 1824. |
| WALKER, T.J. | 1899 | The Traces of the Roman Occupation left in Peterborough and the Surrounding District. By T.J. Walker, Esq, MD. (Read at the Peterborough Congress, July 14th, 1898). |
| WALKER, Thomas James | 1913 | The Depot for Prisoners of War at Norman Cross Huntingdonshire. 1796 to 1816. By Thomas James Walker, MD, FRCS Fellow (Member of Council 1908-9) of the Royal Society of Medicine. Associate of the British Archaeological Association. Past President of the Peterborough Natural History Antiquarian and Scientific Society. |
| WALKER-SMITH, Derek | 1946 | SEE Philip G.M. DICKINSON, 1946, "Historic Hemingford Grey". |
| WALLER, [Edmund] | Various | See LIFE OF OLIVER CROMWELL, 1743; VERY INTERESTING LIFE, 1840. |
| WALLER, Edmund | 1709 | A Panegyrick on Oliver Cromwell, and his Victories: By Edm. Waller Esq. With Three Poems on his Death. Written by Mr Dryden, Mr Sprat, and Mr Waller. |
| WALLER, Sir William | 1645 | A Copie of Sir William Wallers Letter, &c. A Great Victorie, obtained by Sir William Waller, and Lieutenant-Generall Cromwell, against Colonell Sir James Long, (High Sheriffe of Wiltshire) who was driven from the Devizes, and his whole Regiment taken, being the same Horse that conducted the Prince from Oxford to Bristoll, Where were taken etc. etc. |
| WALLIS, A. | 1904 | Flora. |
| WALLIS, A.S. | No date | Views of Kimbolton. |
| WALPOLE, George, 3rd Earl of Orford | 1868 | See J.W. CHILDERS (Ed.), 1868. |
| WALPOLE, Hon. Horace | 1818 | Letters from the Hon. Horace Walpole to George Montagu Esq. From the year 1736, to the year 1770. Now first published from the originals, in the possession of the editor. |
| WALSINGHAM, Lord, and PAYNE-GALLWEY, Sir Ralph | 1886 | Shooting. With contributions by the Hon Gerald Lascelles and A.J. Stuart-Wortley. Field and Covert. With numerous illustrations by A.J. Stuart-Wortley, Harper Pennington, C. Whymper, J.H. Oswald Brown and G.E. Lodge. (In the Badminton Library of Sport & Pastimes). |
| WALSINGHAM, Sir Francis | 1651 | Sir Francis Walsingham's Anatomising of Honesty, Ambition and Fortitude. Written in the year 1590. |
| WALTON, Isaac | (1593-1683) | Walton's Lives include those of George HERBERT, prebendary of Leighton Bromswold, and Robert SANDERSON, bishop of Lincoln who died and was buried at Buckden. As well as various editions of the Lives indexed here under Walton's name, his Life of George Herbert is reprinted in a number of works. See: George HERBERT, 1703, 1835, 1841, 1859 (i), No date. |
| WALTON, Isaac | 1817 | The Lives of Dr John Donne;- Sir Henry Wotton; Mr Richard Hooker;- Mr George Herbert; and Dr Robert Sanderson. To which is now first added, Love and Truth. By Isaac Walton. With Notes, and the Life of the Author, by Thomas Zouch, DD FLS Prebendary of Durham. The Third Edition. [Vol. II only]. |
| WALTON, Izaac | 1857 | Walton's Lives of Dr John Donne, Sir Henry Wotton, Mr Richard Hooker, Mr George Herbert, and Dr Robert Sanderson. A New Edition: to which is added, a memoir of Mr Izaac Walton, by Will: Dowling, Esquire, of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law, with illustrative notes, engravings, index, etc. etc. |
| WALTON, Izaak | 1678 | The Life of Dr Sanderson, late Bishop of Lincoln. Written by Izaak Walton. To which is added, Some short Tracts or Cases of Conscience, written by the said Bishop. |
| WALTON, Izaak | 1827 | The Lives of Donne, Wotton, Hooker, Herbert, and Sanderson. |
| WALTON, Izaak | No date | The Compleat Angler; or the Contemplative Man's Recreation. Being a Discourse of Fish and Fishing. Not unworthy the perusal of most Anglers. |
| WALTON, Rev Stanley | 1875 (i) | A Sermon (the last) preached at Fenstanton Parish Church, by the Rev Stanley Walton, on the evening of April 25, 1875. |
| WALTON, Rev Stanley | 1875 (ii) | SEE Frederick SHAW, 1875. |
| WARBURTON, C. | 1904 | Arachnida. |
| WARD, Ernest S. | 1989 | Bluntisham. A Village Remembered. |
| WARD, Ernest S. | 1994 | War-time Experiences and Changes in Village Life after the Second World War. |
| WARD, Gordon | 1939 | On Dating Old Horse-Shoes. Hull Museum Publications no. 205. Reprinted from the Transactions of the Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquarian Society, vol. LIII. |
| WARD, Marjorie | 2003 | Ninety and Nine. An Autobiography. |
| WARD, Rev Edward | 1818 | A Sermon, preached in the parish church of Brampton, on Sunday March 22nd 1818, at the funeral of Robert A.B.S. Sparrow Esq., of Brampton Park, Huntingdon, who died at Villa Franca, near Nice, in Italy, on Tuesday March the third 1818, aged nineteen years. |
| WARD, Rev Richard | 1850 | Be True to Church of England Principles, and Overcome Evil with Good. Two Sermons. By the Rev Richard Ward, MA, assistant curate of Mells, Somerset. With an Appendix, on the principle of submission to the Pope. |
| WARD, William Perceval | 1850 | The Union of the Spiritual and Temporal Authorities in one and the same Ecclesiastical Court. A Letter to the Rt Hon William Gladstone, MP with a postcript. By William Perceval Ward, MA rector of Compton Valence. |
| WARDLAW, Ralph | 1843 | "The End" the time of Divine Interpretation; - and the Duty and Peace of "Waiting for it": A sermon, preached in West George Street Chapel, Glasgow, on Lord's Day, July 30th, 1843, on occasion of the lamented death of the Rev John Morell Mackenzie, A. M., who perished in the wreck of the Steamer "Pegasus" on the morning of 20th July, 1843. Third Edition. |
| WARESLEY PARISH CHURCH | Various | See ST JAMES' CHURCH WARESLEY. |
| WARNER, Manison | 1745 (i) | A Sermon on the Present Rebellion, Preached in the Parish Church of Saint Ives in Huntingdonshire, on Sunday, October 13. 1745: And on the Sunday following, in the Churches of Old and Wood Hurst, (Members of Saint Ives) By Manison Warner, A.M. Vicar of the said Parish. |
| WARNER, Manison | 1745 (ii) | A Sermon Preached in the Parish Church of Saint Ives, In the County of Huntingdon, on Wednesday, December 18, 1745, The Day appointed for a Public Fast: By Manison Warner, A.M. Vicar of the said Parish, And late Fellow of Jesus Coll. Cambridge. |
| WARNER, Manison | 1746 | A Sermon Preached in the Parish Church of Saint Ives, on Thursday, October 9, 1746; Appointed a Day of Public Thanksgiving to Almighty God, for suppressing the late Rebellion: By Manison Warner, A.M. Vicar of the said Parish, And late Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge. |
| WARNER, Rev R. Hyett | 1879 | The History of Thorney Abbey, Cambridgeshire, from its foundation to its dissolution, together with some notice of the modern parish, and Baptismal Register of French Colony 1658-1724, compiled from printed records and unedited manuscripts. |
| WARREN, Rev John | 1837 | An Address to the members of the Church of England, both lay and clerical on the necessity of placing the government of the Church in the hands of members of its own communion. |
| WARSHIP WEEK | 1942 | See NATIONAL SAVINGS MOVEMENT, 1942. |
| WARWICK, Earl of | 1803 | See BROOKE, George Greville, Second Earl of Warwick (dedication to), 1803. |
| WASHINGLEY HALL | 1934 | By Direction of Mr H. Shaw's Settlement Trustees . . . Particulars, Plan, Views and Conditions of Sale of the Attractive Residential and Sporting Property known as Washingley Hall, Peterborough, including the medium-sized mansion with Matured Gardens and Grounds, and the well-known Washingley Hall Stud Farm, in all about 117 acres. To be offered for Sale by Auction, by Messrs Knight, Frank & Rutley. At the Estate Room, No. 20, Hanover Square, London. W.1. On Tuesday, the 9th October, 1934, at 2.30 p.m. |
| WASHINGLEY, Parish of | 1816-24 | No. 9. 1st Part. Assessed Taxes, for the Year ending the 5th of April 1817. [Also 1818 and 1819, 1821, 22, 23 & 24)] Collector's Duplicate of First Assessments [From 1821, "Collectors'" and "Assessment"], etc. etc. |
| WASHINGLEY, Parish of | 1831 | Assessed Taxes. Return for the Assessment of the Year 1831, ending 5th April, 1832, on Articles kept between 5th April 1830, and 6th April 1831. |
| WATERHOUSE, Elizabeth | 1906 | SEE Henry MONTAGU, 1st Earl of Manchester, 1906, "Death and Immortality". |
| WATERS, Robert Edmond Chester | 1887 | Parish registers in England, their history and contents, with suggestions for securing their better custody and preservation. A new edition rewritten throughout and enlarged (1882). |
| WATKIN, E. | 1912 | An Attempt at the Religious Life. |
| WATSON, Alex | 1850 | Judgment in re Gorham, v. Bishop of Exeter. |
| WATSON, E.L. Grant | 1923 | Fenland in July. |
| WATSON, H.G. | 1909 | Great Staughton, Hunts. |
| WATSON, Henry George | 1900 | A sermon preached in St Andrew's Church, Gt Staughton, Huntingdonshire, by the Vicar, on the occasion of the placing in that church a stained glass window in loving memory of Francis Cox Robotham, late of Staughton House, October 14th, 1900. Printed by request. |
| WATSON, Henry George | 1901 | A Sermon preached in Great Staughton Church, Hunts., by the Vicar, on Palm Sunday, March 31st, 1901, also the occasion of placing in that church a stained glass window in memory of the Rev James Pope, Vicar of Great Staughton, from July 19th, 1796 to June 9th, 1822 by his grandchildren. Printed by request. |
| WATSON, Henry George | 1902 | Peace thanksgiving. A sermon preached in Great Staughotn Church on the occasion of the Thanksgiving Service, June 8th, 1902, by the Vicar. |
| WATSON, Henry George | 1916 | A History of the Parish of Great Staughton, Huntingdonshire, by the late Vicar, the Rev H.G. Watson. |
| WATSON, Herbert Coleridge | 1919 | Selected Essays and Reviews also his last letters from the front, with an Introduction by Alice Meynell. |
| WATSON, Rev Alexander | 1850 (i) | A Letter to all Members of the Church of England, especially those who are fathers or mothers, or godfathers or godmothers, or have been confirmed, containing words of common sense for common people on the "one baptism for the remission of sins" - Nicene Creed. By the Rev Alexander Watson, M.A., Curate of St John's, Cheltenham. |
| WATSON, Rev Alexander | 1850 (ii) | The Danger of Being "Ashamed of Christ," and of his words, in an "evil and adulterous generation:" A Sermon by the Rev Alexander Watson, MA Curate of St John's Church, Cheltenham. |
| WATSON, Rev Alexander | 1850 (iii) | An Apology for the plain sense of the doctrine of the Prayer Book on Holy Baptism, in answer to the Rev W. Goode's Letter to the Bishop of Exeter. By the Reverend Alexander Watson, MA Curate of St John's, Cheltenham. |
| WATSON, Rev Alexander | 1850 (iv) | The Church's own Action the Safeguard of the Church and Realm of England from Romish Aggression. A Sermon Preached in St John's, Cheltenham, Tuesday, November 5, 1850. By the Reverend Alexander Watson, AM, curate of the church. Published by Request. SECOND EDITION. |
| WATSON, Rev G. Bowes | No date | See R.C. MEADE, No date. |
| WATSON, Rev R.L. | 1862 | Attendance on Public Worship Urged. A Sermon preached in the Parish Church of Pertenhall, Bedfordshire, on Sunday Morning, October 20th, 1861, by the Rev R.L. Watson, MA, Head Master of Kimbolton Grammar School and Curate of Pertenhall. |
| WATSON, Richard | 1769 | Christianity consistent with every social Duty. A Sermon preached at the University Church in Cambridge, at the Assizes, before the Honourable Sir Richard Adams, Knt. One of the Barons of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer; on Thursday, March 9, 1769. By Richard Watson, AM FRS Fellow of Trinity College, and Professor of Chemistry in that University. |
| WATSON, Richard | 1776 (i) | The Principles of the Revolution vindicated in a Sermon preached before the University of Cambridge, on Wednesday, May 29, 1776. By Richard Watson, DD FRS Regius Professor of Divinity in that University. |
| WATSON, Richard | 1776 (ii) | A Sermon preached before the University of Cambridge, on October 25, 1776, being the Anniverary of His Majesty's Accession to the Throne. By R. Watson, DD FRS and Regius Professor of Divinity in the University of Cambridge. |
| WATSON, Richard | 1780 | A Sermon preached before the University of Cambridge, on Friday, February 4th, 1780, being the Day appointed for a General Fast. By R. Watson, DD FRS Regius Professor of Divinity in that University. The Second Edition. |
| WATSON, Richard | Various | Professor of Chemistry at Cambridge in the 1760s, of Divinity in the 1770s, and bishop of Llandaff 1782-1816. Did he have any local connection? See note to VARIOUS: "Dr Charles Dickens's Oration at Huntingdon". |
| WATSON, Toni | 1995 | The Grey Goose Quill and other ballads of the Fens. Ilustrations by Fred Betteridge. |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Clara | 1916 | SEE Thomas HAKE and Arthur COMPTON-RICKETT, 1916. |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Clara | 1921 | My Recollections of Swinburne. |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Clara | 1922 | The Home Life of Swinburne. |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Theodore | (1902) | The Rhodes Memorial at Oxford. The Work of Cecil Rhodes. A Sonnet-Sequence. By Thoedore Watts-Dunton, Author of Alywin, The Coming of Love, &c. |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Theodore | 1897 | Jubilee Greeting at Spithead to the Men of Greater Britain. |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Theodore | 1899 | The Coming of Love. Rhona Boswell's Story and other poems, by Theodore Watts-Dunton author of Aylwin. Fifth edition. |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Theodore | 1902 | Christmas at the Mermaid by Thoedore Watts-Dunton with illustrations by Herbert Cole. |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Theodore | 1906 (i) | Aylwin. By Theodore Watts-Dunton, author of "The Coming of Love: Rhona Boswell's Story". Ilustrated edition With a Note on the Renascence of Wonder and Postscript. |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Theodore | 1906 (ii) | The Comng of Love. Rhona Boswell's Story and other poems, by Theodore Watts-Dunton author of Aylwin. Seventh edition enlarged and revised. |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Theodore | 1910 (i) | Henry Thoreau and Other Children of the Open Air. |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Theodore | 1910 (ii) | Shakespeare in the Oxford World's Classics. The special features of the new edition. |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Theodore | 1915 | SEE John Lawrence LAMBE, 1915. |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Theodore | 1916 (i) | Old Familiar Faces. By Theodore Watts-Dunton author of "Aylwin". |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Theodore | 1916 (ii) | Vesprie Towers. A Novel. |
| WATTS-DUNTON, Theodore | Various | Bigoraphies of: SEE James DOUGLAS, 1904; Thomas HAKE and Arthur COMPTON-RICKETT, 1916. |
| WAUDBY, William | 1813 | See BLUNTISHAM INCLOSURE, 1813. |
| WAYLEN, James | 1897 | The House of Cromwell. A genealogical history of the family and descendants of the Protector. A new edition revised by John Gabriel Cromwell, M.A. Oxon. |
| WEDEMEYER, Ellen | 1970 | Social Groupings at the Fair of St Ives (1275-1302). |
| WEITZEL, Karl | 1982 | Vergangenheit und Gegenwart Bildchronik von Stadtallendorf. Zusammengestellt und herausgegeben von Karl Weitzel. |
| WELLS, Charles | (1908) | Joseph and his Bretheren. A Dramatic Poem by Charles Wells. With an introduction by Algernon Charles Swinburne and a note on Rossetti and Charles Wells by Theodore Watts-Dunton. (The World's Classics). |
| WELLS, John | 1658 | The Heavenly Vision: or, a Discovery of what is truly good: held forth in a Sermon preached at Pauls, Febr. 21. 1657. Before the Right Honourable, the Lord Maior, and Aldermen, of the City of London. By John Wells, B.D., Late Fellow of Queens Colledge in Cambridge; and Preacher of the Word (at present) at Christs Church, London. |
| WELLS, John | 1668 | The Practical Sabbatarian: or, Sabbath-Holiness crowned with superlative Happiness. By John Wells, Minister of the Gospel. |
| WELLS, John | Various | There seem to be two John Wellses! His marriage, describing him as "Minister of the parish" is recorded in the St Ives registers 27th January 1652-3. (Noble's "Incumbents" mentions a reference to him dated 1650, which I presume is a mistake for this same reference). He is also referred to by name in Francis HOWGIL, 1659, as a "pretended Minister of the Gospel at St Ives". Noble says that he stayed at St Ives as vicar in 1661 and later, on the basis of register entries. |
| WELLS, John | Various (contd.) | |
| WELLS, Samuel | 1818 (i) | A Letter to the Freeholders of the County of Huntingdon. |
| WELLS, Samuel | 1818 (ii) | See also the address to the Freeholders of Hunts printed in ELECTIONS, 1818, p. 146-7. |
| WELLS, Samuel | 1825 | A Letter to the Marquis of Tavistock: on the best means of obtaining pure and less expensive elections, on the Dissolution of Parliament |
| WELLS, Samuel | 1828 | A Collection of the laws which form the constitution of the Bedford Level Corporation, with sundry documents illustrative of the natural and artificial state of the several rivers . . . and illustrative also of the ancient and modern drainage of that extensive country called the Bedford Level. |
| WELLS, Samuel | 1830 | The History of the Drainage of the Great Level of the Fens, called Bedford Level: with the constitution and laws of the Bedford Level Corporation. 2 Volumes. |
| WELLS, Samuel | 1832 | Continuance of the Bank Charter. A Legal Statement of the Real Position of the Government, with relation to the Bank of England. Second Edition with additions. |
| WELLS, Samuel | 1834 | The Revenue and the Expenditure of the United Kingdom. By Samuel Wells, Esq., Barrister at Law. |
| WELLS, Samuel | Various | There are several books in the Norris Library by Samuel Wells, and several references to him in the Victoria County History. Presumably all these Samuel Wellses were the same person. If so, note that VCH ii 49 says that Samuel was no relation to the nautical Wells family (Admiral Wells and Captain William Wells) of Holme. A memorial in Brampton church, dated 1822, is to the wife of Samuel Wells of Huntingdon (VCH iii 19). |
| WELLS, Samuel (Ed.) | 1841 | The Lot Book of the Bedford Level Corporation; with the orders as to the tax and arrear rolls, etc., etc. Corrected to November, 1840 by Samuel Wells, Esq., Register of the Corporation. |
| WELLS, Terry C.E. | 2003 | The Flora of Huntingdonshire and the Soke of Peterborough. |
| WELLS, Thomas | No date | Ode to the Naiads of the River Holme. And A Pindaric Ode to Cloacina. |
| WELLS, William | 1890 | Catalogue of the celebrated collection of ancient and modern pictures formed many years ago by that distinguished patron of art William Wells, Esq. of Redleaf, Kent: which (by order of the Executor of William Wells, Esq., deceased, late of Holme Wood, Peterborough). Will be sold by auction by Messrs. Christie, Manson & Woods, at their Great Rooms, 8 King Street, St James's Square, on Saturday, May 10, and Monday, May 12, 1890, etc. |
| WELLS, Z. | No date | View Album of St Neots and Neighbourhood. Published by Z. Wells, High Street, St Neots. Poulton's Collotype Series. Patent Cover No. 227765. |
| WELLS'S ALMANACK & DIRECTORY | 1892-1901 | Wells's Almanack and Directory For St Neots and District 1892. Containing Full Information as to the various Local Authorities, Places of Worship, Public Institutions, &c, in St Neots and Neighbourhood. [And for 1893-1896, then "Wells's Almanack, Guide and Directory" 1897-99, "Wells's Directory For St Neots and a large District in Hunts, Beds and Cambs" 1900-1901]. |
| WELLS'S ALMANACK & DIRECTORY | 1896 | Wells's Almanack & Directory for St Neots and District. 1896. Containing information as to the various Local Authorities, Places of Worship, Public Institutions, &c., in St Neots and District. Edition de Luxe (Vellum, Stiff Boards,) One Florin. Only two printed - No. 2. |
| WERBA, Herbert | 1974 | SEE Bryan LITTLE and Herbert WERBA, 1974. |
| WESLEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY | 1917 | Wesley and Anne Dutton. |
| WESLEY, Rev | Various | See ATHENIAN SOCIETY, Various. |
| WESLEYAN CHAPEL ST NEOTS | 1849 | Wesleyan Chapel, Saint Neots. A Selection of Sacred Music, from the works of Handel, Mozart, &c., will be performed in the above Chapel, on Monday Evening, November 26th, 1849, towards defraying the expences incurred in the erection of the New Organ. |
| WESLEYAN CHAPEL ST NEOTS | 1854 | The Wesleyan Methodist Plan, for the St Neots Circuit, 1854. |
| WESLEYAN CHAPEL ST NEOTS | 1884 | Wesleyan Chapel, St Neots. Home Missionary Meeting. This Evening, Tuesday, Feb. 12th, 1884, at Seven O'clock. |
| WESLEYAN CHAPEL ST NEOTS | 1888 | Plan of Religious Services of the Wesleyan Methodists in the St Neots Circuit, from January 22nd 1888 to April 15th 1888. |
| WESLEYAN CHAPEL ST NEOTS | 1895 | St Neots Wesleyan Chapel. Opening of new organ. On Tuesday Afternoon, June 25th, 1895. |
| WESLEYAN CHAPEL ST NEOTS | 1896 | Bazaar in aid of the St Neots Wesleyan Day Schools. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST IVES | 1904 | New Wesleyan Church and Schools, St Ives. Programme for the Stone-Laying Ceremonies, on Thursday, May 26th, 1904. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | (1909) (iv) | Mr Geo. Nicholls M.P. will speak at the Men's Meeting held in the Wesleyan Church, St Neots, on Sunday, December 19th. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1902 (i) | Wesleyan Church, St Neots. Sunday Evening Services for the People. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1902 (ii) | St Neots Wesleyan Methodist Circuit Plan and Directory. October 19th, 1902, to January 11th, 1903. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1903 (i) | Saint Neots Wesleyan Circuit. Grand Maypole Bazaar in the Corn Exchange, St Neots, on Easter Monday and Tuesday, April 13th and 14th, 1903. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1903 (ii) | Wesleyan Church, St Neots. Programme of Bazaar and Christmas Tree, in the Lecture Hall, St Neots, on Tuesday, Dec. 8th, 1903. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1905 (i) | Wesleyan Church, St Neots. The Annual Society Tea & Roll Call Gathering will D.V. be held in the Lecture Hall, on Tuesday next, January 31st, 1905. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1905 (ii) | St Neots Wesleyan Cricket Club. Fixtures 1905. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1905 (iii) | St Neots Wesleyan Sunday School Anniversary. On Sunday, May 7th, 1905, two sermons will be preached by Rev John Gawthrop of St Ives. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1905 (iv) | The Wesleyan Guild. St Neots Branch. Programme and Handbook 1905-6. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1905(ii) | St Neots Wesleyan Cricket Club. Fixture 1905. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1907 (i) | St Neots Wesley Guild. Autumn Session - October to December 1907. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1907 (ii) | St Neots Wesleyan Men's Meeting. Syllabus. October 1907 to January 1908. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1907 (iii) | St Neots Wesleyan Men's Bible Class. Syllabus. July to October, 1907. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1908 (i) | St Neots Wesleyan Church. Handbook of Grand British Bazaar, to be held in the Corn Exchange, St Neots, on Easter Monday and Tuesday, April 20th and 21st, 1908. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1908 (ii) | St Neots Wesleyan Sunday School. Anniversary Services. On Sunday May 10th, 1908, two sermons will be preached by the Rev Yelland Richards of Leighton Buzzard. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1908 (iii) | The Wesley Guild. St Neots Branch. Programme for Session 1908. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1909 (i) | Wesleyan Church, St Neots. Opening of New Wing to Sunday School, Class Rooms and Vestries. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1909 (ii) | St Neots Wesleyan Sunday School. Anniversary Services. On Sunday, May 16th, 1909, two sermons will be preached by the Rev John W. Smith, of St Neots. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | 1909 (iii) | Wesleyan Church, St Neots. Christmas Tree and Sale of Work, Tuesday, December 14th, 1909. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | No date (i) | The Doctor says "You need a change". Then have one! and come and hear the Rev John Gawthrop at the Men's Bible Class, Sunday next at 2 p.m. |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH ST NEOTS | No date (ii) | Wanted! Men! Come to the Men's Bible Class held every Sunday afternoon from 2 to 3 at the Wesleyan Church, St Neots. |
| WESLEYAN DAY SCHOOL ST NEOTS | (1857) | To the Inhabitants of St Neots and Neighbourhood [public appeal]. |
| WESLEYAN DAY SCHOOL ST NEOTS | 1892 | [Circular re new French Class]. |
| WESLEYAN DAY SCHOOL ST NEOTS | 1894 | [Appeal for funds]. |
| WESLEYAN DAY SCHOOL ST NEOTS | 1896 (i) | [Appeal for funds]. |
| WESLEYAN DAY SCHOOLS ST NEOTS | 1896 (ii) | The Managers of the above Schools propose holding a Bazaar in the month of November next, etc. |
| WESLEYAN HOME-MISSION FUND | 1906 | Report 1906. |
| WESLEYAN METHODIST | 1834 | SEE [Rev Robert MELSON, 1834]. |
| WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH RECORD | 1907-1910 | The Hunts Mission. Wesleyan Methodist Church Record. Vol. 3 no. 25 (Jan. 1907) to Vol. 6 no. 72 (Dec. 1910). |
| WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH RECORD | 1911-1915 | The Hunts Mission. Wesleyan Methodist Church Record. Vol. 7 no. 73 (Jan. 1911) to Vol. 11 no. 132 (Dec. 1915). |
| WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH RECORD | 1916-1917 | The Hunts Mission. Wesleyan Methodist Church Record. Vol. 12 no. 134 (Feb. 1916) to no. 149 (June 1917). (Nos. 146 (Nov. 1916) & 149 (April 1917) missing). |
| WESLEYAN METHODIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY | 1909 | Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society. Bedford and Northampton District. Report for the year ending December 31st, 1908, with an account of the contributions received. |
| WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ST NEOTS | No date | Rules of the Wesleyan Sunday School, St Neots. |
| WEST, Walter | No date | A Short and Concise History of the Drainage of the Fens from the time of King Charles I, 1625, unto the present time, including the Middle Level Acts of 1810, 1844, 1848, 1862, 1867 and 1874. From the Middle Level Taxpayers' point of view. |
| WESTMINSTER BUDGET | 1895 | A Speech Day by Stammerers. |
| WESTWOOD, John | 1848 | A Short Paraphrase of the Song of Soloman, by John Westwood, Walks, Huntingdon. |
| WHAT WE LIVE FOR | No date | What We Live For [poem]. |
| WHATELY, Richard | 1850 | Infant-Baptism Considered in a Charge delivered at the Triennial Visitation of the Province of Dublin, in July, 1850. By Richard Whately, DD Archbishop of Dublin. |
| WHEATLEY, Henry B. | 1880 | Samuel Pepys and the world he lived in. |
| WHEATLEY, Henry B. | 1909 | Samuel Pepys. |
| WHEATLEY, Henry B. | 1910 | Introduction to "Red-letter days of Samuel Pepys": see Samuel PEPYS, 1910. |
| WHEATLEY, Henry B. | 1912 | Pepys' College. |
| WHEATLEY, Henry B. | 1917 (i) | Davenant's "Operas" acted during the later years of the Commonwealth. |
| WHEATLEY, Henry B. | 1917 (ii) | The Growth of the fame of Samuel Pepys. |
| WHEATLEY, Henry B. (Ed.) | 1893-1896 | SEE Samuel PEPYS, 1893-1896; Samuel PEPYS, 1899. |
| WHEATLEY, Henry B. (Ed.) | 1917 | Occasional papers read by members at meetings of the Samuel Pepys Club, edited by the President. Vol. 1. 1903-1914. Contents: Papers relating generally to Pepys. I) Notes on the portraits of Samuel Pepys, by Lionel Cust. II) Notes on some distinctive features in Pepys portraits, by Samuel Pepys Cockerell. III) The cataloguing of the Pepys manuscripts, by J.R. Tanner. IV) The Pepys ballads by F. Sidgwick. V) Who performed lithotomy on Mr Samuel Pepys? by D'Arcy Power, Treasurer of the Club. VI) Why Samuel Pepys discontinued his diary, by D'Arcy Power. VII) The medical history of Mr and Mrs Samuel Pepys, by D'Arcy Power. |
| WHEATLEY, Henry B. (Ed.) | 1917 (contd.) | Papers specially illustrating the diary. VIII) Gladiatorial stage fights in the time of Pepys, by Egerton Castle. IX) Musical instruments mentioned by Pepys, by Sir Frederick Bridge. X) Francesco Corbetta, by Sir Frederick Bridge. XI) Pepys and the City of London, by Sir Francis Hadyn Green. XII) The musical trio: Captain Cooke, Tom Edwards and Mr Pepys, by Profeesor Joseph C. Bridge. XIII) Davenant's "Operas" acted during the later years of the Commonwealth, by Henry B. Wheatley. XIV) A clerical friend of Pepys, by Sir Ernest Clarke. XV) Notes on the false Messiah, Sabbatai Zevi, by Samuel Pepys Cockerell, jun. XVI) The growth of the fame of Samuel Pepys, by Henry B. Wheatley. XVII) Complete list of members of the Club from its foundation in 1903. |
| WHEELDON, Rev John | 1769 | A Poetical Epistle inscribed to Mr John Browne, Fellow of the Incorporated Society of Artists of Great Britain, on his engraving of the picture of St John Preaching in The Wilderness, from an original painting of Salvator Rosa, in the collection of The Right Hon. the Earl of Chesterfield. By the Rev John Wheeldon, MA And Teacher of a private Grammar School at St Ives, Huntingdonshire. The SECOND EDITION. |
| WHEELDON, Rev John | 1772 | Two sermons by the Rev John Wheeldon, A.M. of St Ives, Huntingdonshire. |
| WHEELER, Mavis | 1974 | Mavis Wheeler, née Mavis Wright of Needingworth and St Ives, and Mavis De Vere Cole by her first marriage: see Roderic OWEN and Tristan DE VERE COLE, 1974. |
| WHEELER, R.E.M. | 1954 | The Stanwick Fortifications, North Riding of Yorkshire; Reports of the Research Committee of the Society of Antiquaries of London No. 17. |
| WHEWELL, William (Ed.) | 1851 | See Robert SANDERSON, bishop of Lincoln, 1851. |
| WHICH SHOULD JOHN HAVE HELPED? | 1871 (i) | "Which Should John Have Helped?" A conversation between Dame Europa and Mrs Fairplay. |
| WHICH SHOULD JOHN HAVE HELPED? | 1871 (ii) | "Which Should John Have Helped?" A conversation between Dame Europa and Mrs Fairplay. Second edition. With Mark's notion about the £400,000,000 Indemnity. |
| WHIDBORNE, G.F. | 1850 | A Letter to the Bishop of Exeter, from one who has already past an examination before his Lordship |
| WHIG GOVERNMENT | 1832 | Whig Government, or, Two Years Retrospect. |
| WHIPSTER, of the Field | 1912 | See Cuthbert BRADLEY, 1912. |
| WHISTLER, Rev Rose Fuller | 1892 | The History of Ailington, Aylton, or Elton. |
| WHISTON | 1850 | Opinion of the Judges on the Jurisdiction of the Convocation in Matter of Heresy; Given in the Year 1711. (Extracted from Mr.Whiston's "Account of the Convocation's Proceedings" in his case.) [Bodleian. 8vo. K. 98 Linc. |
| WHITAKER, Nathanael | 1768 | Two Sermons: in which the Doctrine of Reconciliation is plainly and briefly stated, and the grounds of it are clearly pointed out. |
| WHITAKER, Rev John | 1809 | The Life of Saint Neot, the oldest of all the brothers to King Alfred. By the Rev John Whitaker, BD Rector of Ruan Lanyhorne, Cornwall. |
| WHITBY, Rev R. Vernon | 1845 | See ARCHAEOLOGICAL JOURNAL, 1845. |
| WHITE HART FRIENDLY SOCIETY | 1860 | Rules of a Friendly Society held at the White Hart, Cambridge Street, St Neots, Huntingdonshire. |
| WHITE, Charles Nettleship | 1891 | The Amateur's Guide to Successful Bee-Keeping. |
| WHITE, Dr Fr[ancis], Lord Bishop of Ely | 1635 | A Treatise of the Sabbath-Day. Containing, a defence of the Orthodoxall Doctrine of the Church of England, against Sabbatarian-Novelty. The Second Edition. |
| WHITE, Francis | 1624 | A Replie to Jesuit Fishers answere to certain questions propouded by his most gratious Ma'tie King James. By Francis White D: of Div. Deane of Carlile, Chaplaine to his Ma'tie. Hereunto is annexed a Conference of the right: R.B. of St David's wth the same Jesuit. |
| WHITE, Gabriel | 1985 | SEE Wilson STEPHENS, 1985. |
| WHITE, Gilbert | 1887 | The Natural History of Selborne, with a naturalist's calendar and other additional observations. With a preface by Richard Jefferies. |
| WHITE, John | 1614 | A Defence of the Way to the True Church against A.D. his Reply. Wherein The Motives leading to Papistry, And Questions, touching the Rule of Faith, The Authoritie of the Church, The Succession of the Truth, and The Beginning of Romish Innovations: are handled and fully disputed. By John White Doctor of Divinity, sometime of Gunwell and Caius Coll. in Cambridge. |
| WHITE, John | 1615 | . . . The Former Delivered at Pauls Cross the Foure and Twentieth of March, 1615. being the anniversarie commemoration of the Kings most happie succession in the Crowne of England. The Latter at the Spittle on Monday in Easter Weeke, 1613. By John White DD. |
| WHITE, John | 1841 | Popular Lectures on Man: his Structure and Functions, considered with reference to health, culture, and natural theology, delivered at the Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution, illustrated with wood cuts. By John White, M.R.C.S. Author of "Hints, Moral and Medical, on Teetotalism, &c." |
| WHITEWAY, A.R. | 1900 | Recent Object Lessons in Penal Science concerning criminal lunatics. |
| WHITNEY, Ernest | 1939 | See HUNTINGDON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1939. |
| WHOLE DUTY OF MAN | 1719 | The Whole Duty of Man, etc. etc. |
| WHO'S WHO IN THE COUNTIES | 1936 | Who's Who in Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire, with a preface by the Earl of Sandwich. Limited edition, no. 26. |
| WHY JOHNNY DIDN'T INTERFERE | 1871 | "Why Johnny Didn't Interfere", an answer to "The Fight at Dame Europa's School". |
| WHYMPER, Charles | 1909 | Egyptian Birds for the most part seen in the Nile Valley. |
| WHYMPER, Charles | Various | SEE Charles DIXON, 1888; J.M. HEATHCOTE and C.G. TEBBUTT, 1892; Richard JEFFERIES, 1890; Lord WALSINGHAM and Sir Ralph PAYNE-GALLWEY, 1886. |
| WHYMPER, Edward | Various | SEE Walter COOTE, 1882 & 1883. |
| WICKES, Michael | 1981 | Oliver Cromwell and the Drainage of the Fens. |
| WICKES, Michael | 1985 | A History of Huntingdonshire. (The Darwen County History Series). |
| WICKES, Michael | 1995 | A History of Huntingdonshire. (The Darwen County History Series. Revised edition). |
| WICKHOFF, Franz. | 1907 | Beschreibendes Verzeichnis der Illuminierten Handschriften in Österreich herausgegeben von Franz Wickhoff. III Band: die Illuminierten Handschriften in Kärnten von Robert Eisler. |
| WIFFEN, Benjamin B. | 1865 | SEE Juan De VALDES (otherwise VALDESSO), 1865. |
| WILBERFORCE, Robert Isaac | 1850 | SEE ALSO Henry Edward MANNING, Robert Isaac WILBERFORCE & William Hodge MILL, 1850. |
| WILBERFORCE, Robert Isaac | 1850 (i) | The Practical Effect of the Gorham Case. A Charge, to the Clergy of the East Riding, delivered at the ordinary visitation, AD 1850. By Robert Isaac Wilberforce, MA Archdeacon of the East Riding. |
| WILBERFORCE, Robert Isaac | 1850 (i) (contd.) | |
| WILBERFORCE, Robert Isaac | 1850 (ii) | The Sacramental System. A Sermon preached at St Mary's Church, before the University of Oxford, on Sunday, March 10th, 1850. By Robert Isaac Wilberforce, AM Archdeacon of the East Riding. |
| WILBERFORCE, Robert Isaac | 1850 (ii) (contd.) | |
| WILD, Dr [Robert] | No date | Dr Wild's Poem. In Nova Fert Animus, &c. Or, a New Song to an Old Friend from an Old Poet, Upon the Hopeful New Parliament. |
| WILD, Dr Robert | 1672 | A Letter from Dr Robert Wild to his Friend Mr J.J. Upon Occasion of his Majesty's Declaration for Liberty of Conscience: Together with his Poetica Licentia, And a Friendly Debate Between a Conformist and a Non-conformist. |
| WILD, Dr Robert | 1672(i) | A Letter from Dr. Robert Wild to his friend Mr. J.J. upon the occasion of His Majesty's Declaration for Liberty of Conscience: Together with his Poetica Licentia, and friendly debate between a Conformist and Non-conformist. |
| WILD, Dr Robert | 1870 | See Robert WILDE, 1870: Rev John Hunt's edition of Wild's poems uses this spelling of his name. |
| WILDE, Dr Robert | 1870 | Poems by Robert Wilde D.D. one of the ejected ministers of 1662. With a historical and biographical preface and notes By the Rev John Hunt. |
| WILDE, Leonard | 1898 | Report upon the sanitary condition of the adminstrative County of Huntingdon, for the year 1897, based upon the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Presented to the County Council 21st Sepember, 1898. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| WILDE, Leonard | 1899 | Report upon the sanitary condition of the adminstrative County of Huntingdon for the year 1898, based upon the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Presented to the County Council 20th Sepember 1899. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| WILDER, Rev John | 1850 | Peace in the Church. A Sermon preached at the church of St Mary, Reading, at the Visitation of the Ven. The Archdeacon of Berks, on the 15th of May, 1850. By the Rev. John Wilder, MA Rector of Sulham and Fellow of Eton. Published by request. |
| WILDMORE FEN COMMISSIONERS | 1804 | Lincolnshire. Wildmore Fen Division. Particulars of upwards of two hundred acres of Rich Fen Land, to be sold by auction, by James Weir, At the Peacock Inn in Boston, On Thursday the 27th Day of September, next, in Lots. |
| WILKINS, Brendon & ROBERTS, Ben | 2003 | Archaeological Solutions Report No. 1373. Permanex Site, Ramsey Road, St Ives, Cambridgeshire. An Archaeological Excavation Interim Site Narrative. |
| WILKINSON, James B. | 1900 | Report upon the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon for the year 1899, compiled from the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Presented to the County Council 19th December, 1900. Huntingdon County Council. |
| WILKINSON, James B. | 1901 | Report upon the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon for the year 1900, compiled from the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Presented to the County Council 18th September 1901. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| WILKINSON, James B. | 1902 | Report of the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon for the year 1901, compiled from the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Presented to the County Council September 17th, 1902. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| WILKINSON, James B. | 1903 | Report of the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon for the year 1902, compiled from the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Presented to the County Council June 16th, 1903. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| WILKINSON, James B. | 1904 | Report upon the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon for the year 1903, compiled from the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Presented to the County Council June 22nd, 1904. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| WILKINSON, James B. | 1905 | Report upon the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon for the year 1904, compiled from the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Presented to the County Council June 20th, 1905. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| WILKINSON, James B. | 1906 | Report upon the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon for the year 1905, compiled from the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Presented to the County Council June 7th, 1906. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| WILKINSON, James B. | 1907 | Report upon the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon for the year 1906, compiled from the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Presented to the County Council June 7th, 1907. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| WILKINSON, James B. | 1908 | Report upon the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon, for the year 1907, compiled from the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Presented to the County Council June 6th, 1908. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| WILKINSON, James B. | 1909 | Report upon the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon, for the year 1908, compiled from the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Presented to the County Council July 30th, 1909. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| WILKINSON, James B. | 1910 | Report upon the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon, for the year 1909, compiled from the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Presented to the County Council May 24th, 1910. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| WILKINSON, James B. | 1911 | Report upon the health and sanitary condition of the County of Huntingdon for the year 1910, compiled from the reports of the District Medical Officers of Health. Presented to the County Council September 20th, 1911. Huntingdonshire County Council. |
| WILKINSON, Rev H.R. | 1911 | See ROYAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, 1911. |
| WILKINSON, Spenser (Ed.) | 1900 | From Cromwell to Wellington, twelve soldiers, edited by Spenser Wilkinson with an introduction by Field-Marshall Lord Roberts of Kandahar, with portraits and plans. Contents: Cromwell by Lieut-Col Cooper King and the Editor; Marlborough by The Hon. J.H. Fortescue; Peterborough by Major F.E. Cooper; Wolfe by General Sir Archibald Alison, Bart; Clive by Colonel F. Adam; Coote by Lieut-Col S.C. Pratt; Heathfield by Lieut-Col Adye; Abercromby by Lieut-Col A. Court; Lake by Major E.S. May; Baird by Captain Count Gleichen; Moore by Major C.B. Mayne; Wellington by Major-General F. Maurice. |
| WILKINSON, Surtees | 1869 | [Testimonial Appeal]. |
| WILLAN, T.S. (Ed.) | 1946 | The Navigation of the Great Ouse between St Ives and Bedford in the seventeenth century. (The Publications of the Bedfordshire Historical Record Society volume 24). |
| WILLCOCK, W.J. | 1923 | The Ancient Masonic Ring of Peterborough, A Relic of Saxon Times. The Story of its Symbolism and Associations. |
| WILLIAMS, A. Lukyn | 1918 | Justice the Prerogative of God. A Sermon Preached in All Saints' Church, Huntingdon, before His Majesty's Judge of Assize, The Hon. Sir Thomas Gardner Horridge, On the 25th May 1918, by A. Lukyn Williams, D.D. Vicar of Guilden Morden and Hon. Canon of Ely Cathedral, Chaplain to Sir George Fordham, High Sheriff of the Counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon. |
| WILLIAMS, Daniel | 1697 | The Excellency of A Publick Spirit: Set forth in a Sermon preach'd (since much enlarged) at the Funeral Of that late Reverend Divine Dr Samuel Annesley: Who departed this Life Dec. 31. 1696. In the 77th Year of his Age. With a Brief Account of his Life and Death. By Daniel Williams, Minister of the Gospel. |
| WILLIAMS, Frederick S. | 1862 | "Honour to Whom Honour"; or the Story of the Two Thousand of 1662. A Book for the Young. Bicentenary Nonconformist Memorial. |
| WILLIAMS, J.B. | 1912 | Fresh Light on Cromwell at Drogheda. |
| WILLIAMS, J.B. | 1913 | More Light on Cromwell at Drogheda. A Rejoinder to Dr Murray. |
| WILLIAMS, John, Bishop of Lincoln | Various | SEE John HACKET, 1693, "Scrinia Reserata"; B.H. BEEDHAM, 1869, "Notices of Archbishop Williams". |
| WILLIAMS, Rev John De Kewer | Various | See Rev John DE KEWER WILLIAMS. |
| WILLIAMS, Rev Sir Erasmus | 1850 | The Supremacy of the Sovereign Asserted: in Contradiction to the "Declaration" of the Archdeacon of Chichester, the Archdeacon of the East Riding, and the Regius Professor of Hebrew, Cambridge. By the Rev Sir Erasmus Williams, Bart., Rector of Marlborough. |
| WILLIAMSON, G.C. | 1907 | "Connoisseur" Extra number. John Downman, A.R.A. His Life and Works by Dr Williamson. With a Catalogue of his Drawings. |
| WILLIAMSON, George C. | 1889 | Trade Tokens issued in the Seventeenth Century in England, Wales and Ireland, by Corporations, Merchants, Tradesmen etc. A new and revised edition of William Boyne's work. Special copy of the County of Huntingdonshire. N.B. - Two copies only of this portion have been printed. |
| WILLIAMSON, R.M. | 1904 | Bits from an Old Book Shop. |
| WILLINGS, A. Edley | 1925 | A Short History of the Bluntisham Baptist Church, issued in connection with the 139th Anniversary and the Jubilee of the New Meeting House. |
| WILLIS-BUND, J.W. | 1912 | SEE Rev P.H. DITCHFIELD et al, 1912. |
| WILMOTT, Rev Robert Aris (Ed.) | 1859 | SEE George HERBERT, 1859. |
| WILSON, Caroline | 2004 | Lakeside & Riverside Walks. |
| WILSON, Daniel | 1812 | The Substance of a conversation with John Bellingham, the assassin of the late Right Hon. Spencer Perceval, on Sunday May 17 1812, the day previous to his execution: together with some general remarks. |
| WILSON, Daniel | 1850 | Our Protestant Faith in Danger. An appeal to the evangelical members of the Church of England, in reference to the present crisis. By Daniel Wilson, MA Vicar of Islington. |
| WILSON, Daniel | 1851 | Our Protestant Faith in Danger. An appeal to the evangelical members of the Church of England, in reference to the present crisis. By Daniel Wilson, MA Vicar of Islington. FIFTH EDITION. |
| WILSON, F.W. | 1947 | The Rising of the Waters. Day by day story of the Fen floods around Ely, 1947. |
| WILSON, Rev Henry Bristow | 1854 | A Letter to the Rt Hon the Earl of Derby, DCL Chancellor of the University of Oxford; on University and College Reform. By Henry Bristow Wilson, BD vicar of Great Staughton, Hunts, Late Fellow and Tutor of St John's College, and formerly Professor of Anglo-Saxon. |
| WILSON, J. | 1811 | Pharmacopoeia Chirurgica: or, a Manual of Chirurgical Pharmacy, comprising all the valuable formulae of the New London Pharmacopoeia, and of the several Pharmacopoeias appertaining to this branch of science, with notes and observations, as well on the method of compounding, as likewise on the properties and use of each. Second edition, with alterations and additions. By J. Wilson, Surgeon, Huntingdon. Honorary Member of the Medical Society of Guy's Hospital, and several years Assistant Apothecary to that Institution. |
| WILSON, John K. | 1972 | SEE Alan H. FAULKNER (Ed.), 1972 |
| WILSON, Joshua (Compiler) | (1808?) | A Biographical index to the present House of Commons, including the constitution of the counties, cities and boroughs, an account of ex-members, unsuccessful candidates etc. Corrected to February, 1808. |
| WILSON, Major L.M.B. (Compiler) | 1980 | Regimental Music of the Queen's Regiment. |
| WILSON, Rev Henry Bristow | 1843 | A Sermon on St Mark 1. 16, 17, preached at the ordination held in the Cathedral of Christ Church, Oxford on Trinity Sunday, 1843, by the Honourable and Right Reverend Richard, Lord Bishop of the Diocese. Not published. |
| WILSON, Rev Henry Bristow | 1851 | The Communion of Saints. An attempt to illustrate the true principals of Christian Union: in eight lectures delivered before the University of Oxford, in the year MDCCCLI on the foundation of the late Rev John Bampton, MA Canon of Salisbury. By Henry Bristow Wilson, BD late Fellow and Tutor of St John's College, vicar of Great Staughton, Hunts. |
| WILSON, Rev Henry Bristow | 1852 | See ST ANDREW'S CHURCH GT STAUGHTON, 1852. |
| WILSON, Rev Henry Bristow | 1860 | See ESSAYS AND REVIEWS, 1860. |
| WILSON, Rev Henry Bristow | 1861 (i) | Three sermons composed for delivery at the opening of a new organ at St Chrysostom's Church, Everton, on Friday, May 24 and Sunday, May 26, 1861. With a preface. |
| WILSON, Rev Henry Bristow | 1861 (ii) | See LAY MEMBER, 1861. |
| WILSON, Rev Henry Bristow | 1863 | A Speech delivered before the Judicial Committee of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, in the cause of Wilson v Fendall, on appeal from the Arches Court of Canterbury. By Henry Bristow Wilson, BD Vicar of Great Staughton, Hunts, Appellant. |
| WILSON, Rev Henry Bristow | 1863x | A Speech delivered before the Judicial Committee of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council in the cause of Wilson v.Fendall on appeal from the Arches Court of Canterbury, by Henry Bristow Wilson, appellant. |
| WILSON, Rev Henry Bristow | 1888 | See Rev R.B. KENNARD, 1888. |
| WILSON, Rev T. | 1821 | Curate of Colne and Pidley. For his funeral sermon see Rev T. Bourdillon, 1821. |
| WILSON, Rev William | 1851 | Memoirs of Mrs Elizabeth Wilson, late wife of the late Rev William Wilson, Missionary in The Bahamas. Written by her Husband, and revised by the late Rev Joseph Entwisle. To which is subjoined, an account of Phebe, a liberated slave. Fourth edition. |
| WILSON, Rt Rev Thomas, Bishop of Sodor and Man | 1827 | Sacra Privata. The Private Meditations and Prayers of the Right Reverend Thomas Wilson, D.D. Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man. Accommodated to General Use. A New Edition. |
| WILSON, Sarah | 1903 | Wayside Bridge Chapels. |
| WILSON, William Eric | 1963 | Soldiering On and Off. Containing extracts from the memoirs of Colonel Eric Wilson written in the years between 1965 to 70. |
| WIMPERIS, E.M. | 1895 | Favourite Sketching Grounds, The Hemingfords. |
| WINCHESTER, Bishops of | Various | SEE Charles Richard SUMNER, 1850. |
| WINTER, Hilary A. | 1994 | The Welney Division. A History of the Smart Family: Speed Skating Champions in the Golden Age of Fen Skating. |
| WISE, C. | 1891 | Rockingham Castle and the Watsons. |
| WISE, John and NOBLE, W. Mackreth | 1981 | Ramsey Abbey, its rise and fall, taken from the "Ramsey History or Chronicle", and other reliable sources; also, an account of the Manor and Parish since the "Dissolution". (Some hitherto unpublished Documents respecting the Abbey and the Cromwells are given) |
| WISEMAN, Rt Rev N. | 1850 (i) | The Final Appeal in Matters of Faith. A Sermon preached in St George's Catholic Church, Southwark, On Sunday, the 17th of March, 1850. By the Right Rev N. Wiseman, Bishop of Melipotamus, V.A.L. |
| WISEMAN, Rt Rev N. | 1850 (ii) | The Papal and Royal Supremacies Contrasted. A Lecture delivered in St George's Catholic Church, Southwark, on Sunday, the 12th of May, 1850, by the Right Rev N. Wiseman, DD Bishop of Melipotamus, V.A.L. |
| WITCHES OF WARBOYS | 1593 | The most strange and admirable discovery of the three Witches of Warboys, arraigned, convicted, and executed at the last Assises at Huntington, for the bewitching of the five daughters of Robert Throckmorton Esquire, and divers other persons, with sundrie Divellish and grievous torments: and also for the bewitching to death of the Lady Crumwell, the like hath not been heard of in this age. |
| WITCHES OF WARBOYS | No date | The most strange and admirable discovery of Agnes and Alice Samuel and Cicely Burder, (The Three Witches of Warboys), who were Arraigned, convicted, and executed, at the last Assizes at Huntingdon, for bewitching the five daughters of Robert Throckmorton, Esq. and divers other persons, with sundry devilish and grievous torments: and also, for bewitching to death of the Lady Cromwell. With an account of their behaviour at the Place of Execution. The like hath not been heard of in this Age. |
| WITCHES OF WARBOYS | No date (contd.) | |
| WITHAM COMMISSIONERS | 1803 | The General Abstract from the Statement delivered in to the Witham Commissioners 10 Octobr 1803. |
| WITHAM COMMISSIONERS | 1806 | Peacock Inn, in Boston, 24th October, 1806. At a Meeting of the General Commissioners for Drainage by the River Witham, held here this Day (by Adjournment) Present, the Commissioners following, viz etc. etc. Resolved, etc. etc. |
| WITHAM COMMISSIONERS | 1809 (i) | At a Meeting of the resident Proprietors and Occupiers of Lands within the Parishes of Thorpe and Wainfleet All Saints, held at the Angel Inn, in Wainfleet, on Friday the 3d Day of March 1809. - It was unanimously resolved, that the Drainage of the said Parishes by a Wind Engine was partial, imperfect, and uncertain; and that a better and more effectual Drainage might be had, etc. etc. |
| WITHAM COMMISSIONERS | 1809 (ii) | Peacock Inn in Boston. 27th October 1809. At an adjourn'd Meeting of the General Commissrs for Drainage by the River Witham held here this day, Present etc. etc. An Estimate by Mr Rennie of the Works propos'd for the Improvement of the Navigation of the Witham, etc. etc. |
| WITHAM, T. Maxwell | 1892 | See J.M. HEATHCOTE and C.G. TEBBUTT, 1892, "Skating". |
| WITHERSPOON, John | 1778 | The Dominion of Providence over the Passions of Men. A Sermon, preached at Princeton, May 17, 1775, being the General Fast Appointed by the Congress through the United Colonies. |
| WITT, John George | No date | Life in the Law. Illustrated. |
| WOLFF, Rev Joseph | 1850 | No Convocation! A Letter to the Right Rev the Lord Bishop of Ripon, on Baptismal Regeneration, in connection with the Gorham Question. By the Rev Joseph Wolff, DD, FRGS, vicar of Isle-Brewers, Somersetshire. |
| WOLSELEY, Field Marshal First Viscount | 1895 | SEE Edmund CALAMY (Ed.), 1895. |
| WOMEN OF ENGLAND | 1850 | A Tract for Englishwomen. A Few Words on Baptism; addressed to the Women of England; by one of themselves. |
| WOOD, Anthony A. | 1730 | SEE Dr Thomas CAIUS, 1730. |
| WOOD, Edward J. | 1868 | Giants and dwarfs. |
| WOOD, S. Herbert | [1925] | Guide to Huntingdon. Written and compiled by S. Herbert Wood. The Blocks are reproduced from Photos by Messrs. Maddison and Hinde, Photographers, The Studio, Huntingdon. |
| WOODFORD, Samuel | Various | SEE George HERBERT, 1841, 1859 (i). |
| WOODGATE, M.V. | 1912 | Richard Crashaw. |
| WOODGER, Andrew | 1981 | The Eclipse of the Burel Weaver: Some Technological Developments in the Thirteenth Century. |
| WOODGER, Andrew | 1984 | Post-Reformation Mixed Gothic in Huntingdonshire Church Towers and its Campanological Associations. |
| WOODGER, Andrew | 1986 | An Introduction to Ancient Huntingdonshire. |
| WOODHOUSE, Rev G.H. | 1837 | The Exaltation of Christ the Glory of the Church. A sermon preached at the Visitation of the Archdeacon of Nottingham at Retford, on Thursday the 8th day of June, 1837. |
| WOODS, P.J. | No date | Excavations at Brixworth, Northants, 1965-1970. The Romano-British Villa. Part 1. The Roman coarse pottery and decorated Samian ware, with contributions by Mrs K.F. Hartley & B.R. Hartley. |
| WOODWARD, Horace B. | 1926 | Geology. |
| WOOLMER, Rev Samuel | 1830 | SEE Rev Jacob STANLEY, 1830. |
| WORCESTER, William of | 1774 | See LIBER NIGER SCACCARII, 1774. |
| WORDSWORTH, Christopher | 1850 | Occasional Sermons, preached in Westminster Abbey. By Chr. Wordsworth, DD Canon of Westminster. SECOND EDITION. |
| WORDSWORTH, Christopher (Ed.) | 1818 | See P. PECKARD, (1818). |
| WORGAN, John Hartland | 1850 | A Plea for the Church of England; or Plain Words for Plain Men, on the present position of the Church. By the Rev John Hartland Worgan, MA late of Pembroke College, Oxford. |
| WORKS OF THE ENGLISH PURITAN DIVINES SERIES | 1846 | SEE John HOWE, 1846. |
| WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF CURRIERS | 1998 | Curriers' Arms Inns Taverns and Alehouses. |
| WORSLEY, Lord | 1843 | See INCLOSURE ACTS, 1914. |
| WORTHINGTON, John | 1730 | SEE Dr Thomas CAIUS, 1730. |
| WRAY, Rev Cecil | 1850 | Catholic Tradition; Or, a reverence for antiquity in the interpretation of Scripture the leading principle of the Reformation. A sermon in the very words of the Venerable Fathers of the Church, Preached on the Second Sunday in Advent, 1850, by the Rev Cecil Wray, MA, perpetual curate of St Martin's Liverpool. With an Address from the Congregation to the Lord Bishop of Chester. Published by request, and at the charge of the congregation. |
| WREN, Matthew, Bishop of Ely | 1641 | A Report of the Committee of the Charge against Matthew Wren, Bishop of Ely, to the House of Commons, July 5th 1641. With the Vote of the House hereupon. |
| WRIGHT, Joseph | No date | Huntingdonshire and the Volunteer Movement of 50 years Ago. The Duke of Manchester's Light Horse Volunteer Corps. |
| WRIGHT, Kay & Dennis | 1993 | See ST MARY'S CHURCH BUCKDEN, (1993). |
| WRIGHT, Mavis | 1974 | Mavis Wright of Needingworth and St Ives, later Mavis de Vere Cole and Mavis Wheeler: see Roderic OWEN and Tristan DE VERE COLE, 1974. |
| WRIGHT, Rev T.P. | 1850 | The Constitution of the Church, and the Duty of Churchmen at the Present Crisis. A Sermon, preached at The Anniversary of the Metropolitan Church Union, May 28, 1850, in the church of St Paul's, Bunhill Row. By the Rev T.P. Wright, MA incumbent of St Philip's, Dalston. |
| WRIGHT, Rev W. | 1827 | A Sermon delivered at the Dissenting Chapel, Huntingdon, on Sunday, September 2, 1827, occasioned by the barbarous murder of the Rev J. Waterhouse, of Stukeley Parva: and the execution of the confessed criminal, Joshua Slade. With a sketch of the life and character of each. |
| WRIGHT, Rev W. | 1873 | Portrait of: see J.H. MILLARD, (1873), "A Jubilee Memorial of Trinity Church, Huntingdon". |
| WRIGHT, T. Poyntz | Various | See COMBINED SANITARY AUTHORITY, 1887-1900; ST NEOTS RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL, 1900-1910. |
| WRIGHT, Thomas | 1846 | Essays on Subjects Connected with the Literature, Popular Superstitions, and History of England in the Middle Ages. In two volumes. |
| WRIGHT, Thomas | 1851 | Narratives of Sorcery and Magic, from the most authentic sources. By Thomas Wright, Esq, MA, FSA, &c. corresponding member of the National Institute of France, (Academie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres.) In two volumes. |
| WRIGHT, Thomas | 1852 | The Celt, the Roman, and the Saxon: a history of the early inhabitants of Britain, down to the conversion of the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity. Illustrated by the ancient remains brought to light by recent research. |
| WRIGHT, Thomas | 1893 | The Town of Cowper, or the literary and historical associations of Olney and its neighbourhood. Second edition. |
| WRIGHT, Thomas | 1919 | The Romance of the lace pillow, being the history of lace-making in Bucks, Beds, Northants and neighbouring counties, together with some accounts of the lace industries of Devon and Ireland. |
| WRIGHTSON, John | 1877 | Agricultural text-book, embracing soils, manures, rotations of crops, and live stock, adapted to the requirements of the syllabus of the Science and Art Department, South Kensington, with 14 illustrations. |
| WRYCROFT, D. | 1891 | [Testimonial Appeal]. |
| WRYCROFT, Frederick W.S. | No date | Vesper Hymn. |
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| WYARD, Rev | No date | On the Teaching best adapted to effect the conversion of children. |
| WYATT, Sir Thomas the elder | 1897 | SEE Richard TOTTEL, 1897. |
| WYLIE, Mary A. | 1909 | SEE William Howie WYLIE, 1909. |
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| YORK, Duke of | 1893 | [Presentation Fund on occasion of marriage]. |
| YORKE, Hon and Rev Grantham M. | 1850 (i) | No. I. The Church of England and the Church of Rome Contrasted by means of their authoritative documents, in a Series of Lectures, delivered in St Philip's Church, Birmingham, by the Hon and Rev Grantham M. Yorke, MA Rector of the parish of St Philip, prebendary of Lichfield, and chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Worcester. Published by request. |
| YORKE, Hon and Rev Grantham M. | 1850 (ii) | No. II. The Church of England and the Church of Rome Contrasted by means of their authoritative documents, in a Series of Lectures, delivered in St Philip's Church, Birmingham, by the Hon and Rev Grantham M. Yorke, MA Rector of the parish of St Philip, prebendary of Lichfield, and chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Worcester. Published by request. |
| YORKE, Hon and Rev Grantham M. | 1850 (iii) | No. III. The Church of England and the Church of Rome Contrasted by means of their authoritative documents, in a Series of Lectures, delivered in St Philip's Church, Birmingham, by the Hon and Rev Grantham M. Yorke, MA Rector of the parish of St Philip, prebendary of Lichfield, and chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Worcester. Published by request. |
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| VENN, Henry | 1836 (contd.) | |
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| CURRENT ARCHAEOLOGY | 1969 | Current Archaeology. Number Sixteen. September 1969. |
| HENIG, Martin | 1988 | See H.J.M. GREEN and Martin HENIG, 1988. |
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| DIXON, Stuart | 2012 | Spaldwick Roll of Honour |
| DIXON, Stuart | 2012 | St James The Great, Spaldwick, A History and Guide to the Church |
| Turner, Robert (Associates) | 1974 | St Ives Central Area, Opportunities for the Future |
| ACTS OF PARLIAMENT (DRAINING FEN LANDS) | (1) | Seven Acts of 13 George III (1772), bound together under the title "Acts for Draining Fen Lands": |
| ACTS OF PARLIAMENT (DRAINING FEN LANDS) | (2) | |
| ACTS OF PARLIAMENT (ST IVES ACT) | (1) | Six Acts bound together under the title of "St Ives Act": |
| ACTS OF PARLIAMENT (ST IVES ACT) | (2) | |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY (1691-92) | (1) | A number of pamphlets bound together under the title "Athenian Mercury 1691-92": |
| ATHENIAN MERCURY (1691-92) | (2) | |
| FOSTER, Michael | (1) | Five pamphlets bound together under the title "Scientific Papers": |
| FOSTER, Michael | (2) | |
| HAMMOND, James | (1) | 5 pamphlets bound together under the title "Love Elegies": |
| HAMMOND, James | (2) | |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (1897-1914) | (1) | 18 reports bound together under the title "Huntingdonshire County Council Report upon the Health and Sanitary Condition 1897-1914": |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (1897-1914) | (2) | |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (1897-1914) | (3) | |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (1897-1914) | (4) | |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (1897-1914) | (5) | |
| HUNTINGTON, William | - | Three works bound together under the title "Tracts": |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | (1) | Eight pamphlets bound together under the title "Sermons": |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | (2) | |
| MARSHALL, Stephen | (3) | |
| MERCURIUS RUSTICUS | (1) | A complicated compilation, under the title "Mercurius Rusticus", consisting of: |
| MERCURIUS RUSTICUS | (2) | |
| STEVENS, John | (1) | 7 pamphlets bound together under the title "Stevens's Works": |
| STEVENS, John | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (ACTS 1659-1907) | (1) | 22 pamphlets bound together under the title "Acts 1659 to 1907": |
| VARIOUS (ACTS 1659-1907) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (ACTS 1659-1907) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (ACTS 1659-1907) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (ACTS 1659-1907) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (ACTS 1659-1907) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (ACTS 1659-1907) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (ACTS 1659-1907) | (8) | |
| VARIOUS (ACTS 1845-48) | (1) | Nine pamphlets bound together under the title "Acts 1845-48": |
| VARIOUS (ACTS 1845-48) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (ACTS 1845-48) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (AGRICULTURAL PAMPHLETS) | (1) | 17 pamphlets bound together under the title "Agricultural Pamphlets": |
| VARIOUS (AGRICULTURAL PAMPHLETS) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (AGRICULTURAL PAMPHLETS) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (AGRICULTURAL PAMPHLETS) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (AGRICULTURAL PAMPHLETS) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (AGRICULTURAL PAMPHLETS) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (ART OF HERALDRY &C) | (1) | Four works bound together under the title "Art of Heraldry &c.": |
| VARIOUS (BAPTISM &c) | (1) | Five pamphlets bound together under the title "Baptism &c": |
| VARIOUS (BRITISH ARMY CRESTS &c) | (1) | Two pamphlets bound together under the title "British Army Crests &c": |
| VARIOUS (CHARGE OR IMPEACHMENT) | (1) | 14 pamphlets bound together under the title "Charge or Impeachment": |
| VARIOUS (CHARGE OR IMPEACHMENT) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (CHARGE OR IMPEACHMENT) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (CHARGE OR IMPEACHMENT) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (CHARGE OR IMPEACHMENT) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (CHARGE OR IMPEACHMENT) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (CHARGE OR IMPEACHMENT) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR ORDINANCES) | (1) | Eight pamphlets bound together under the title "Civil War Ordinances 1642-1644": |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR ORDINANCES) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR ORDINANCES) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR ORDINANCES) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR ORDINANCES) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR TRACTS 1641-1664) | (01) | 20 pamphlets bound together under the title "Civil War Tracts 1641-1664": |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR TRACTS 1641-1664) | (02) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR TRACTS 1641-1664) | (03) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR TRACTS 1641-1664) | (04) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR TRACTS 1641-1664) | (05) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR TRACTS 1641-1664) | (06) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR TRACTS 1641-1664) | (07) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR TRACTS 1641-1664) | (08) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR TRACTS 1641-1664) | (09) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR TRACTS 1641-1664) | (10) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR TRACTS VICTORIES) | (1) | Nine pamphlets bound together under the title "Civil War Tracts Victories 1642-1648": |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR TRACTS VICTORIES) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR TRACTS VICTORIES) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (CIVIL WAR TRACTS VICTORIES) | (4) | |
| BERESFORD, Charles and BUTTERFIELD, Richard | 2015 | Hemingford Abbots: Outline of a Village Story in its National Context |
| HEMINGFORDS LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY | 2015 | World War I - Keep the Home Fires Burning: The Hemingfords 1914-1918 |
| DRAKE, John | 2008 | Wood & Ingram: A Huntingdonshire Nursery 1742-1950 |
| DIGHTON, Steve | [post 2011-2014] | Orchards to poppyfields: The men of Colne in the Great War |
| AKEROYD, Alan & CLIFFORD, Caroline | 2014 | 1565-2015: From Huntingdon Grammar School to Hinchingbrooke School: The School's Place in History |
| THOMAS, Dr Chris | 2015 | Marvellous Mammoths: Mammoths in Huntingdonshire. |
| HUNTINGDON, GODMANCHESTER AND BRAMPTON PARISH CHURCHES | 1885 | The Banner of Faith. A monthly magazine issued by the Church Extension Association. Vol. IV for 1885. [With 1885 issues of the Huntingdon, Brampton and Godmanchester Parish Magazine bound in the front of each month's issue] |
| VARIOUS (COINS AND TRADESMEN'S TOKENS &c) | (1) | Four pamphlets bound together under the title "Coins and Trademen's Tokens &c": |
| VARIOUS (COTTON, CAVENDISH, KENNETT) | (1) | Four pamphlets bound together under the title "Cotton, Cavendish, Kennett": |
| VARIOUS (CRIMINAL AND LEGAL PAMPHLETS 1) | (1) | 15 pamphlets bound together under the title "Criminal and Legal Pamphlets 1": |
| VARIOUS (CRIMINAL AND LEGAL PAMPHLETS 1) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (CRIMINAL AND LEGAL PAMPHLETS 1) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (CRIMINAL AND LEGAL PAMPHLETS 1) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (CRIMINAL AND LEGAL PAMPHLETS 1) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (CRIMINAL AND LEGAL PAMPHLETS 1) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (CRIMINAL AND LEGAL PAMPHLETS 2) | (1) | Eight pamphlets bound together under the title "Criminal and Legal Pamphlets 2": |
| VARIOUS (CRIMINAL AND LEGAL PAMPHLETS 2) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (CRIMINAL AND LEGAL PAMPHLETS 2) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (CROMWELLIANA) | (1) | 13 pamphlets bound together under the title "Cromwelliana": |
| VARIOUS (CROMWELLIANA) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (CROMWELLIANA) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL ETC. 1871) | (1) | 35 pamphlets bound together under the title " Dame Europa's School, etc. 1871:" |
| VARIOUS (DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL ETC. 1871) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL ETC. 1871) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL ETC. 1871) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL ETC. 1871) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL ETC. 1871) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL ETC. 1871) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL ETC. 1871) | (8) | |
| VARIOUS (DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL ETC. W. PULLEN) | (1) | Nine pamphlets bound together under the title "Dame Europa's School etc. W. Pullen": |
| VARIOUS (DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL ETC. W. PULLEN) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL ETC. W. PULLEN) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (DIRECTORIES OF COUNTY OF HUNTINGDON) | (1) | Three directories bound together under the title "Directories of County of Huntingdon 1830, 1839, 1855": |
| VARIOUS (DR CHARLES DICKENS'S ORATION AT HUNTINGDON) | (1) | Eight pamphlets bound together under the title "Dr Charles Dickens's Oration at Huntingdon": |
| VARIOUS (DR CHARLES DICKENS'S ORATION AT HUNTINGDON) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (DR CHARLES DICKENS'S ORATION AT HUNTINGDON) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (01) | 51 pamphlets bound together under the title "The Drainage of Wildmore Fen and of the East & West Fens 1744-1810": |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (02) | |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (03) | |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (04) | |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (05) | |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (06) | |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (07) | |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (08) | |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (09) | |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (10) | |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (11) | |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (12) | |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (13) | |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (14) | |
| VARIOUS (DRAINAGE OF WILDMORE FEN) | (15) | |
| VARIOUS (ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE) | (1) | 11 pamphlets bound together under the title "Ecclesiastical Architecture, Brasses etc.": |
| VARIOUS (ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (EXTRACTS &c MAGAZINES) | (1) | 22 pamphlets bound together under the title "Extracts &c Magazines": |
| VARIOUS (EXTRACTS &c MAGAZINES) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (EXTRACTS &c MAGAZINES) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (EXTRACTS &c MAGAZINES) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (EXTRACTS &c MAGAZINES) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (EXTRACTS &c MAGAZINES) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (FEN AND RIVER DRAINAGE) | (1) | 17 pamphlets bound together under the title "Acts and Reports on Fen and River Drainage, 1650 to 1926": |
| VARIOUS (FEN AND RIVER DRAINAGE) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (FEN AND RIVER DRAINAGE) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (FEN AND RIVER DRAINAGE) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (FEN AND RIVER DRAINAGE) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (FEN AND RIVER DRAINAGE) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (FEN AND RIVER DRAINAGE) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (FEN DRAINAGE) | (1) | Six pamphlets bound together under the title "Fen Drainage": |
| VARIOUS (FEN DRAINAGE) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (FENS) | (1) | Four pamphlets bound together under the title "Fens": |
| VARIOUS (FOLK LORE & CUSTOMS) | (1) | Five pamphlets bound together under the title "Folk Lore & Customs": |
| VARIOUS (FOLK LORE & CUSTOMS) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (FREND) | (1) | Eight pamphlets bound together under the title "Frend": |
| VARIOUS (FREND) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (FREND) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GEOGRAPHY & HISTORY) | (1) | 13 pamphlets bound together under the title "Geography and History Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire": |
| VARIOUS (GEOGRAPHY & HISTORY) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GEOGRAPHY & HISTORY) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GERMAN TRACTS ON CROMWELL ETC) | (1) | Six pamphlets bound together under the title "German Tracts on Cromwell etc": |
| VARIOUS (GERMAN TRACTS ON CROMWELL ETC) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GERMAN TRACTS ON CROMWELL ETC) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CASE) | (1) | 7 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Case": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CASE) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (01) | 64 pamphlets bound together in five volumes, under the title "Gorham Controversy (Bird)". (The pamphlets were numbered sequentially through the volumes by Claude S. Bird himself and so this numbering is followed here, without distinguishing between the volumes. The vols. contain pamphlets 1-10, 11-21, 22-44, 45-57 and 58-64 respectively). |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (02) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (03) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (04) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (05) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (06) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (07) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (08) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (09) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (10) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (11) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (12) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (13) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (14) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (15) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (16) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (17) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (18) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (19) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (20) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (21) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (22) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (23) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (24) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY (BIRD)) | (25) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 1) | (1) | Six pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 1": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 1) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 10) | (1) | Three pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 10": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 11) | (1) | 11 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 11": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 11) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 11) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 11) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 12) | (1) | 15 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 12": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 12) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 12) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 12) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 12) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 12) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 12) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 13) | (1) | 14 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 13": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 13) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 13) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 13) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 13) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 14) | (1) | 13 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 14": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 14) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 14) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 14) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 14) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 15) | (1) | 23 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 15": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 15) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 15) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 15) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 15) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 15) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 15) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 16) | (1) | 15 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 16": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 16) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 16) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 16) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 16) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 16) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 17) | (1) | 16 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 17": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 17) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 17) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 17) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 17) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 17) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 18) | (1) | Eight pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 18": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 18) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 18) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 19) | (1) | 21 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 19": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 19) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 19) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 19) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 19) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 19) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 19) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 2) | (1) | Two pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 2": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 20) | (1) | 14 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Contoversy 20": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 20) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 20) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 20) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 20) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 3) | (1) | 18 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 3": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 3) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 3) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 3) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 3) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 3) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 3) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 4) | (1) | 15 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 4": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 4) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 4) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 4) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 4) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 5) | (1) | 16 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 5": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 5) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 5) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 5) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 5) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 5) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 6) | (1) | 20 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 6": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 6) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 6) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 6) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 6) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 6) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 6) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 7) | (1) | 18 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 7": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 7) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 7) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 7) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 7) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 7) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 8) | (1) | 15 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 8": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 8) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 8) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 8) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 8) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 8) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 8) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 9) | (1) | 16 pamphlets bound together under the title "Gorham Controversy 9": |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 9) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 9) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 9) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 9) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 9) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM CONTROVERSY 9) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM) | ***** | We have three sets of pamphlets about the Gorham Controversy: |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM) | ***** (contd. 1) | |
| VARIOUS (GORHAM) | ***** (contd. 2) | |
| VARIOUS (GUIDE BOOKS ETC.) | (1) | Seven pamphlets written or owned by Cuthbert Bede (Edward Bradley), bound together under the title "Guide books etc": |
| VARIOUS (GUIDE BOOKS ETC.) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (HUNTINGDONSHIRE AUTHORS) | (1) | Eight pamphlets bound together under the title "Huntingdonshire Authors": |
| VARIOUS (HUNTINGDONSHIRE AUTHORS) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (HUNTINGDONSHIRE PUBLICATIONS 1883-1911) | (1) | 23 pamphlets bound together under the title "Huntingdonshire Publications 1883-1911": |
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| VARIOUS (HUNTINGDONSHIRE RIX) | (1) | Ten pamphlets etc. bound together under the title "Huntingdonshire Rix": |
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| LEE, Andrew | 2006 | The Most Ungrateful Englishman. |
| LOWE, David | 2011 (ii) | Hotfoot to Winter Stockholm. |
| TAYLOR, Patrick | 2011 | The Toll-houses of Cambridgeshire. |
| KATO, Tetsumi | 2011 | "God's Penny" as Earnest Money: The Historical Meaning of Earnest Money. In Meiji Law Journal vol 18 (2011). |
| ST IVES TOWN INITIATIVE (Ed.) | 2011 | More Memories of St Ives. [Contributions by Nora Longland, Julia Papworth, Angela Dickinson, Frank Chaffe, Stella Bowd, Betty Smith, Anthony Watson, John Davies, Ruth Brown, Bob Burn-Murdoch, Kevin Reynolds & Iris Smith] |
| [WOOD HORN, Emma] | (1939) | Auntie Em Her Times and Travels 1864-1939. |
| CARTER, Mary | 2010 | 19th Century St Ives. |
| AKEROYD, Alan & CLIFFORD, Caroline | 2012 | Huntingdonshire Pubs Through Time. |
| ARENTS, Will | No date | The Story of JB154. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1819 | 59 George III. An Act For Repairing the Road from Shelton's Lane in Bury in the County of Huntingdon, to a House formerly called the Spread Eagle in the Hamlet of Stratton, in the Parish of Biggleswade in the County of Bedford. |
| EDGINGTON, Susan B. | 2001 | Ramsey Abbey's Book of Benefactors. Part Two: The Early Years. Translated by Susan B. Edgington and others. |
| UNITED REFORMED CHURCH HISTORY SOCIETY | 2011 | The Journal of the United Reformed Church History Society, vol. 8 no. 8 May 2011. Edited by Prof Clyde Binfield MA, FSA. [Includes "An Ejected Couple: Joyce and Robert Wilde" by David R. Viles]. |
| VILES, David R. | 2011 | See UNITED REFORMED CHURCH HISTORY SOCIETY, 2011. |
| SOUTHCOMBE, George | 2010 | "A Prophet and a Poet Both!": Nonconformist Culture and the Literary Afterlives of Robert Wild. |
| HARDIN, Richard F. | 2012 | Robert Wild's "The Benefice" as "Country" Dramatic Satire. |
| WHITE, John | 1614 (contd.) | |
| HANKIN, J.G. and Son | No date (i) | St Ives and Neighbourhood. Published by J.G. Hankin & Son, Booksellers and Stationers. Hankin's Album of Photographic Views. |
| HANKIN, J.G. and Son | No date (ii) | St Ives and the Ouse. Hankin's Photographic Views of St Ives & The Ouse. Published by J.G. Hankin & Son, Printers, Booksellers, and Stationers, St Ives, Hunts. |
| WEDGWOOD, Iris | 1936 | Fenland Rivers. Impressions of the Fen Counties. With 48 Drawings by Henry Rushbury RA. |
| HINDE, K.S.G. | 2006 | Landmark Collector's Library. Fenland Pumping Engines. |
| ALMOND, Philip C. | 2008 | The Witches of Warboys. An Extraordinary Story of Sorcery, Sadism and Satanic Possession. |
| BLOOM, Alan | 1958 | The Skaters of the Fens |
| LEONARD, Tony | 2013 | Photocopy of play written by Tony Leonard 'St Ivo in Slepe; A play in one act' - based on a book by S B Edgington, published by The Friends of the Norris Museum and sold in the museum IBSN 0 95072094 1 |
| GREEN, H.J.M | 2008 | Durovigutum Situation Report 2008 with other various items contained within |
| VARIOUS (HUNTINGDONSHIRE SCHOOLS TESTIMONIALS) | (01) | 106 pamphlets bound together under the title "Huntingdonshire Schools, Testimonials": |
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| VARIOUS (HUNTINGDONSHIRE SOCIETIES ETC 1873-1911) | (1) | 23 pamphlets bound together under the title "Huntingdonshire Societies etc. 1873-1911": |
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| VARIOUS (HUNTINGDONSHIRE SOCIETIES ETC. 1873-1911) | (1) | 23 pamphlets bound together under the title " Huntingdonshire Societies etc. 1873-1911" |
| VARIOUS (HUNTINGDONSHIRE TOPOGRAPHICAL EXTRACTS 1) | (01) | 41 pamphlets bound together under the title " Huntingdonshire Topographical Extracts 1": |
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| REMARKABLE PROOFS | No date | An Abstract of the Holy Bible With Remarkable Proofs from Genesis to Revelations. |
| ST MARY LE STRAND | 1748 | . . . to be sung By the Charity-Children of St Mary Le Strand, Part of the 146th Psalm, on Sunday the 26th June 1748, in the Morning, when the Reverend Mr Fayting Lecturer of St Martin-Outwich, will Preach to recommend the Education of the said Children. |
| SPOERRY, Paul | 2008 | Ely Wares, by Paul Spoerry with contributions by Carole Fletcher, Ben Robinson and Alan Vince, with Rebecca Casa Hatton, illustrations by Crane Begg, Jon Cane and Sue Holden, photographs by Gwil Owen. East Anglian Archaeology Report No. 122. |
| ARNOLD, H.R., DICKERSON, B.P., DREW, K.L. and WALKER, P.E.G. (Eds) | 2008 | The Huntingdonshire Fauna and Flora Society 60th Anniversary Report. A Celebration of Huntingdonshire's Grassland. |
| PARTICULAR BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL | 1885 | Rules of the Particular Baptist Sabbath School, Crown Yard, St Ives, Hunts. |
| PARTICULAR BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL | No date | Particular Baptist Sabbath School, Crown Yard, St Ives, Hunts. Rules. |
| WATSON, Roger M. | 2006 | All the King's Horses All the King's Men. The Story of the Volunteers who have links to Kimbolton who came to the defence of their country 1794-1919. |
| HUNTINGDONSHIRE CONSERVATIVE & LIBERAL ASSOCIATION | 1950 | Souvenir Programme Huntingdonshire Conservative & Liberal National Assoc. (Hemingford Abbots Branch) Fete & Dance at the Hermitage Hemingford Abbots (by kind invitation of Lt-Col & Mrs H.C. Bagnall) On Saturday, July 22nd, 1950. |
| HUNTINGDON U3A LOCAL HISTORY GROUP | 2008 | A Brief History of the Huntingdon Institution The Huntingdon Literary and Scientific Insitution and the Huntingdon Commemoration Hall. By members of the Huntingdon U3A Local History Group. |
| CAMDEN, William | 1848 | The Visitation of the County of Huntingdon, under the authority of William Camden, Clarenceux King of Arms, by his deputy Nicholas Charles, Lancaster Herald, A.D. MDCXIII, edited by Sir Henry Ellis, K.H.( 2 x copies) |
| HARRISON, C.N. | (2008) | Rev Benjamin Parsons Minister at Ebley Chapel Gloucestershire 1826-1855. |
| BURN-MURDOCH, Bob | 2000 | The Pubs of St Ives Second Edition (Revised). |
| TINKLER, Richard | 2008 | Wharns Tinkler Fenland Smallholder Farming in the Huntingdonshire Fens 1934-1970. |
| HALLIDAY, Robert | 2007 | Cambridgeshire Strange but True. |
| FAULKNER, Margaret | 2004 | A Village Childhood. Great Stukeley 1940-1950. |
| FAULKNER, Margaret | 2007 | Telling Tales. A Sequel to Village Childhood. |
| PERRY, Joseph | 1721 (contd.) | |
| MONTAGU, Edward Wortley | 1752 (contd.) | |
| MONTAGU, Edward Wortley | (1752) | A Memorial, or Humble Petition presented To the Judge in the High Court of the Tournelle, in Paris, By the Honourable Edward Wortley Montagu, Esq; Member of Parliament for the County of Huntingdon. And Theobald Taafe, Esq; Member of Parliament for Arundel; against Abraham Payba alias James Roberts, and Louis Pierre, Jeweller; Appealing from the Sentence given in favour of the said Roberts and Pierre, the 14th June 1752. In which all the Proceedings from the Month of October last are re-capitulated, and all the Allegations and Accusations of James Roberts against the said Members of the British Parliament, are particularly answered and fully refuted, and Cause shewn why the Memorialists should have a new Trial, and the Sentence of the 14th of June be repealed. Translated from the Original printed at Paris. |
| MONTAGU, Edward Wortley | (1752) (contd.) | |
| INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS | 1848 | Laws for the Government of the Independent Order of Odd-Fellows, of the M.U. Recommended by the Committee appointed at York A.M.C., for revising the minute book: And adopted by the A.M.C. held at the Isle of Man, together with the alterations made at the Wigan, Bradford, Newcastle, Glasgow, Bristol, Oxford and Southampton A.M.Cs. |
| INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS | 1847 (i) | Bye-Laws for the Government of the Loyal Princess Royal Lodge, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, held at the house of Host White, Bear Inn, Saint Neots, as agreed upon by a Committee of the whole lodge, convened for that purpose, on Tuesday the Eighth day of January, 1847. |
| INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS | 1847 (ii) | Rules of the Widow and Orphan Fund, Bedford District, September, 1847. |
| GUNNING, Susannah | 1791 (contd.) | |
| GUNNING, Elizabeth | 1803 | The Wife with Two Husbands: a Tragi-comedy, in three acts. Translated from the French, by Miss Gunning, author of The Farmer's Boy, &c &c. |
| ALLEINE, Joseph | 1673 (ii) | Christian Letters Full of Spiritual Instructions, tending To the Promoting of the Power of Godliness, both in Person and Families. |
| ALLEINE, Joseph | 1673 (iii) | A Sermon Preached at the Funeral of Mr Joseph Alleine, by Mr George Newton, late Minister of Taunton, in Sommersetshire. |
| ROLTE, John | 1614 (contd.) | |
| DUNTON, John | No date (iii) (contd.) | |
| HORNSBY, Pauline (ed.) | 2001 | Huntingdon War Memorial. [Comprising: The Enhancement of Huntingdon War Memorial; Huntingdon War Memorial, a history, by Pauline Hornsby; extracts from Hunts Post 15.11.1923; extracts from Kathleen Kennet, 1949, "Self Portrait of an Artist"; "The Thinking Soldier" and extracts from "Market Hill, Huntingdon," poems by Rev Kenneth D. Knowles; photos of statue re-erection 14.5.2001] |
| EILOART, Mary | 2009 | Huntingdon County Gaol and House of Correction. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | 2007 (i) | Thomas Knights' Diaries written between 1862 and 1902. Full Transcript from 1877 to 1881. Part 1 1877-1878. Linda Reed. September 2007 |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | 2007 (ii) | Thomas Knights' Diaries written between 1862 and 1902. Full Transcript from 1877 to 1881. Part 2 1879-1881. Linda Reed. September 2007 |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (ii) | Thomas Knights' Diaries written between 1862 and 1902. Full Transcript from 1882 to 1886. Part 1 1882-1884. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (iii) | Thomas Knights' Diaries written between 1862 and 1902. Full Transcript from 1882 to 1886. Part 2 1885-1886. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (iv) | The Diaries of Thomas Knights (1878-86) of St Ives. Part 1 1878-1882. Summarised by Linda Reed. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (v) | The Diaries of Thomas Knights (1878-86) of St Ives. Part 2 1883-1886. Summarised by Linda Reed. |
| FLANAGAN, Bridget | 2010 | Artists Along the Ouse 1880-1930, |
| STEPHENSON, M. and KESSELER, Caroline | 2010 | St Ives Huntingdonshire. The Quaker Meeting House Burial Ground. Transcribed by M. Stephenson & Caroline Kesseler. April 2010. |
| MEASOM, George | 1861 (i) (contd.) | |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1775 | 15 George III c 25. An Act for incorporating certain Persons, for the Relief of poor Widows and Children of Clergymen within the County of Huntingdon. |
| JONES, John | 1700-70 | Curate of Abbots Ripton 1727-41 & vicar of Alconbury 1741-50. See MINISTER IN THE COUNTRY, 1741. |
| DAVIS, Beth | 2010 | Easton Bells. A History of Easton Church, Huntingdonshire. |
| BURN-MURDOCH, Bob | 2001 | Twentieth-Century St Ives. |
| AKEROYD, Alan & CLIFFORD, Caroline | 2010 | Huntingdonshire Through Time. |
| WOOD, Kenneth | 2010 | St Neots and the Great War. Foreword by Sue Jarrett. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (vi) | Thomas Knights' Diaries written between 1862 and 1902. Full Transcript from 1891 to 1902. Part 1 1891-1892. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (vii) | Thomas Knights' Diaries written between 1862 and 1902. Full Transcript from 1891 to 1902. Part 2 1893-1894. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (viii) | Thomas Knights' Diaries written between 1862 and 1902. Full Transcript from 1891 to 1902. Part 3 1895-1896. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (viiii) | Thomas Knights' Diaries written between 1862 and 1902. Full Transcript from 1891 to 1902. Part 4 1897-1898. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (x) | Thomas Knights' Diaries written between 1862 and 1902. Full Transcript from 1891 to 1902. Part 5 1899-1900. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (xi) | Thomas Knights' Diaries written between 1862 and 1902. Full Transcript from 1891 to 1902. Part 6 1901-1902. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (xii) | The Diaries of Thomas Knights (1891-1902) of St Ives. Part 1 1891-1892. Summarised by Linda Reed. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (xiii) | The Diaries of Thomas Knights (1891-1902) of St Ives. Part 2 1893-1894. Summarised by Linda Reed. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (xiiii) | The Diaries of Thomas Knights (1891-1902) of St Ives. Part 3 1895-1896. Summarised by Linda Reed. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (xv) | The Diaries of Thomas Knights (1891-1902) of St Ives. Part 4 1897-1898. Summarised by Linda Reed. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | No date (xvi) | The Diaries of Thomas Knights (1891-1902) of St Ives. Part 5 1899-1900. Summarised by Linda Reed. |
| KNIGHTS, Thomas | 2010 | The Diaries of Thomas Knights (1891-1902) of St Ives. Part 6 1901-1902. Summarised by Linda Reed. |
| ST GILES' CHURCH BARHAM | No date | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers. Barham. Marriages 1698-1837. Baptisms 1695-1837. Burials 1696-1841. [Transcribed by Inskip Ladds 1911 & 1915, indexed & typed c.1970 by Colin L. Hatton & Angela Hatton] |
| ST PETER'S CHURCH EASTON | No date | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers. Easton. Marriages 1708-1837. [Transcribed by Inskip Ladds 1899 & 1911, indexed & typed c.1970 by Colin L. Hatton & Angela Hatton] |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ELLINGTON | 1970 | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers. Ellington. Marriages 1608-1812. [Transcribed by Inskip Ladds c.1911, indexed & typed November 1970 by Colin L. Hatton & Angela Hatton] |
| ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH GREAT GIDDING | No date | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers. Gt Gidding. Marriages 1675-1812. [Transcribed from the bishop's transcripts by Inskip Ladds 1917, indexed & typed c. 1970 by Colin L. Hatton & Angela Hatton] |
| ST BOTOLPH'S CHURCH STOW LONGA | No date | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers. Stow Longa. Marriages 1699-1837. Baptisms 1698-1812. Burials 1698-1811. [Transcribed by Inskip Ladds 1899 & 1911, indexed & typed c.1970 by Colin L. Hatton & Angela Hatton] |
| ST MARTIN'S CHURCH LITTLE STUKELEY | No date | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers. Lt Stukeley. Marriages 1567-1836. [Transcribed by Inskip Ladds 1915, indexed & typed c.1970 by Colin L. Hatton & Angela Hatton] |
| ST MARY'S CHURCH WARBOYS | 1970 | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers. Warboys. Marriages 1565-1812. [Transcribed by Inskip Ladds 1900, indexed & typed December 1970 by Colin L. Hatton & Angela Hatton] |
| KNOWLES, Kenneth D. | No date (iii) | The Song of the Southoe Huntsman. By the Venerable Archdeacon Kenneth D. Knowles DD. |
| SNEATH, Pam and Ken | 2011 | Godmanchester. A Celebration of 800 Years. With a foreword by the Mayor of Godmanchester [Alan Welton]. |
| PUBLIC CATALOGUE FOUNDATION | 2010 | Oil Paintings in Public Ownership in Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire & Northamptonshire. |
| STOREY, Mike (Ed.) | 2010 | Buckden, a Huntingdonshire Village. |
| STERNBOLD, Thomas & HOPKINS, John | 1633 | The Whole Booke of Psalmes, with the Proofe on the Margin. Collected into English Meeter, by Th Sternbold, Iohn Hopkins. Set forth and allowed to be sung in all Churches, before and after Morning and Evening Prayer. |
| LOWE, David | 2011 (i) | Escapades on Fen Ice. Skating in the Welney Area in December 2010. |
| CLIFFORD, Caroline & AKEROYD, Alan | 2010 | Huntingdon, a Brief History. |
| SISSON, Marjorie | 1957 | The Cave. With engravings on wood by Frank MARTIN. |
| READ, Herbert | 1962 | Design and Tradition. The Design Oration (1961) of the Society of Industrial Artists. By Herbert Read Kt, Hon DLitt, Hon FSIA. With a preface by F.H.K. Henrion MBE, PSIA. |
| ANSELL, Evelyn | 1963 | Twenty-five Poems. Wood engravings by Diana Bloomfield. |
| ACT OF PARLIAMENT | 1748 (ii) | 22 George II. An Act for Draining and Preserving certain Fen Lands and Low Grounds in the several Parishes of Sutton, Mepall, Witcham, Chatteris, Doddington, and a Place called Byal Fen in the Isle of Ely, and County of Cambridge; and also in the Parishes of Somersham and Pidley with Fenton in the County of Huntingdon. |
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| GREEN, H.J.M. and HENIG, Martin | 1988 | A Roman Bronze Figurine from Earith, Cambridgeshire. |
| GREEN, H.J.M. | 1954 | The Basis of Roman Economy in the Great Ouse Valley. |
| FAUX, W. | 1823 (i) (contd.) | |
| CLIFFORD, Caroline and AKEROYD, Alan | 2007 | Huntingdonshire in the Second World War. Foreword by the Rt Hon Sir John Major KG CH. |
| PALMER, W.M. | 1939 | SEE Louis TEBBUTT, 1939. |
| JOHNSON'S COMPANION | 1867 | Johnson's Companion to the Almanacks: See ALL THE YEAR ROUND, 1867. |
| ALL SAINTS' CHURCH ST IVES | 1888 | Parish Magazine. St Ives with Old Hurst & Wood Hurst. 1888. December. |
| EVANS, Harry J. | 1891 | See MADDISON AND SON, 1891. |
| SELOUS, H.C. | 1870 | Illustrations by H.C. Selous of "Hereward TheWake" by Charles Kingsley. |
| TAXATIO ECCLESIASTICA | 1802 | Taxatio Ecclesiastica Angliae et Walliae Auctoritate P. Nicholai IV circa A.D.1291. Printed by command of His Majesty King George III &c &c &c in pursuance of an address of the House of Commons of Great Britain. |
| COTTONIAN LIBRARY | 1802 | A Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Cottonian Library, deposited in the British Museum. Printed by command of His Majesty King George III &c &c &c in pursuance of an address of the House of Commons of Great Britain. |
| FOSTER, Peter | 2000 | Holiday Painter. Watercolours 1935-1998. (Foreword by Alan Powers) |
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| KATO, Prof Tetsumi | 2013 | Religious Mentality and Law: Villages and Fairs in Medieval England |
| BLOOM, Alan | 1958 | The Skaters of the Fens |
| GIBBS, Adrian | 2012 | Reflections of Colne |
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| VARIOUS (LITTLE GIDDING BINDINGS) | (1) | 4 pamphlets bound together under the title "Little Gidding Bindings": |
| VARIOUS (MEDICAL - PUBLIC HEALTH STATUTES ETC) | (1) | 10 pamphlets bound together under the title "Medical - Public Health Statutes etc": |
| VARIOUS (MEDICAL - PUBLIC HEALTH STATUTES ETC) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (MEDICAL - PUBLIC HEALTH STATUTES ETC) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (01) | 90 pamphlets bound together under the title "Miscellaneous Church Papers": |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (02) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (03) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (04) | |
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| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (07) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (08) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (09) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (10) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (11) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (12) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (13) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (14) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (15) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (16) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (17) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (18) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (19) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (20) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (21) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (22) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (23) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH PAPERS) | (24) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (01) | 51 pamphlets bound together under the title "Miscellaneous Nonconformist Papers": |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (02) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (03) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (04) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (05) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (06) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (07) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (08) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (09) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (10) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (11) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (12) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (13) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (14) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (15) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (16) | |
| VARIOUS (MISCELLANEOUS NONCONFORMIST PAPERS) | (17) | |
| VARIOUS (MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS) | (1) | Five pamphlets bound together under the title "Musical Compositions": |
| VARIOUS (OCCASIONAL HUNTS COUNTY SKETCHES) | (1) | 10 pamphlets reprinted from the "Hunts County Guardian" and bound together under the title "Hunts County Sketches": |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELATIVE TO THE EARL OF SANDWICH) | (1) | 10 pamphlets bound together under the title "Pamphlets Relative to the Earl of Sandwich": |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELATIVE TO THE EARL OF SANDWICH) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELATIVE TO THE EARL OF SANDWICH) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELIGIOUS 1745-1874) | (1) | 13 pamphlets bound together under the title "Pamphlets Religious 1745-1874": |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELIGIOUS 1745-1874) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELIGIOUS 1745-1874) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELIGIOUS 1745-1874) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELIGIOUS 1797-1900) | (1) | 17 pamphlets bound together under the title "Pamphlets Religious 1797-1900": |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELIGIOUS 1797-1900) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELIGIOUS 1797-1900) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELIGIOUS 1797-1900) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELIGIOUS 1797-1900) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELIGIOUS 1817-1903) | (1) | 14 pamphlets bound together under the title "Pamphlets Religious 1817-1903": |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELIGIOUS 1817-1903) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELIGIOUS 1817-1903) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS RELIGIOUS 1817-1903) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS) | (1) | 12 pamphlets bound together under the title "Pamphlets": |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (PAMPHLETS) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (POETRY &c) | (1) | 12 pamphlets bound together under the title "Poetry &c": |
| VARIOUS (POETRY &c) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (POETRY &c) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (POETRY 1798-1912) | (1) | 13 pamphlets bound together under the title "Poetry 1798-1912": |
| VARIOUS (POETRY 1798-1912) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (POETRY 1798-1912) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (POETRY AND DRAMA) | (1) | 16 pamphlets bound together under the title "Poetry and Drama": |
| VARIOUS (POETRY AND DRAMA) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (POETRY AND DRAMA) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (POETRY AND DRAMA) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (POLITICAL 1690-1887) | (1) | 17 pamphlets bound together under the title "Political 1690-1887": |
| VARIOUS (POLITICAL 1690-1887) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (POLITICAL 1690-1887) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (POLITICAL 1690-1887) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (POLITICAL 1690-1887) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (POLITICAL G.G. DAY) | (1) | 13 pamphlets bound together under the title "Political G.G. Day &c 1837-1851": |
| VARIOUS (POLITICAL G.G. DAY) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (POLITICAL G.G. DAY) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (POLITICAL G.G. DAY) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (POLITICAL SPEECHES AND PAMPHLETS) | (1) | 13 pamphlets bound together under the title "Political Speeches and Pamphlets 1641-1931): |
| VARIOUS (POLITICAL SPEECHES AND PAMPHLETS) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (POLITICAL SPEECHES AND PAMPHLETS) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (POLITICAL SPEECHES AND PAMPHLETS) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (POOR RATE ST NEOTS, FRIENDLY SOCIETY RULES ETC) | (1) | Ten pamphlets bound together under the title "Poor Rate St Neots, Friendly Society Rules etc": |
| VARIOUS (POOR RATE ST NEOTS, FRIENDLY SOCIETY RULES ETC) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (POOR RATE ST NEOTS, FRIENDLY SOCIETY RULES ETC) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (POOR RATE ST NEOTS, FRIENDLY SOCIETY RULES ETC) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (POPULATION ETC.) | (1) | Six pamphlets bound together under the title "Population etc.": |
| VARIOUS (POPULATION ETC.) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (RAILWAYS) | (1) | Six pamphlets bound together under the title "Railways": |
| VARIOUS (RAILWAYS) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) | (1) | 17 pamphlets bound together under the title "Receipts and Disbursements": |
| VARIOUS (RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS 1570-1641) | (1) | Five pamphlets bound together under the title "Religious Pamphlets 1570-1641": |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS 1570-1641) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS 1570-1641) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS 1643-1683) | (1) | Seven pamphlets bound together under the title "Religious Pamphlets 1643-1683": |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS 1643-1683) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS 1643-1683) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS 1643-1683) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS 1700-1788) | (1) | Eight pamphlets bound together under the title "Religious Pamphlets 1700-1788": |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS 1700-1788) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS 1700-1788) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS 1700-1788) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS C OF E 1812-1899) | (1) | 19 pamphlets bound together under the title "Religious pamphlets C of E 1812-1899": |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS C OF E 1812-1899) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS C OF E 1812-1899) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS C OF E 1812-1899) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS C OF E 1812-1899) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS C OF E 1812-1899) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS C OF E 1812-1899) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS CHARLOTTE DAUNCEY ETC.) | (1) | 21 pamphlets bound together under the title "Religious Pamphlets Charlotte Dauncey etc.": |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS CHARLOTTE DAUNCEY ETC.) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS CHARLOTTE DAUNCEY ETC.) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS CHARLOTTE DAUNCEY ETC.) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS CHARLOTTE DAUNCEY ETC.) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS HISTORY BIOGRAPHY) | (1) | 21 pamphlets bound together under the title "Religious Pamphlets History Biography": |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS HISTORY BIOGRAPHY) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS HISTORY BIOGRAPHY) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS HISTORY BIOGRAPHY) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS HISTORY BIOGRAPHY) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS HISTORY BIOGRAPHY) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS NONCONFORMIST) | (1) | 29 pamphlets bound together under the title "Religious Pamphlets Nonconformist": |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS NONCONFORMIST) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS NONCONFORMIST) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS NONCONFORMIST) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS NONCONFORMIST) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS NONCONFORMIST) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS NONCONFORMIST) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS NONCONFORMIST) | (8) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS PAMPHLETS NONCONFORMIST) | (9) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS TRACTS) | (1) | 23 pamphlets bound together under the title "Religious Tracts", with added title page: "The Publications of the Religious Tract Society. St Ives, Croft, Printer, Binder &c". The tracts are numbers 55-77, and these numbers are also used in this index: |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS TRACTS) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS TRACTS) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS TRACTS) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (RELIGIOUS TRACTS) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (SALE CATALOGUES 1845-1931) | (1) | 11 pamphlets bound together under the title "Sale Catalogues 1845-1931": |
| VARIOUS (SALE CATALOGUES 1845-1931) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (SALE CATALOGUES 1845-1931) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS 1640-1899) | (01) | 31 pamphlets bound together under the title "Sermons 1640-1899": |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS 1640-1899) | (02) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS 1640-1899) | (03) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS 1640-1899) | (04) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS 1640-1899) | (05) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS 1640-1899) | (06) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS 1640-1899) | (07) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS 1640-1899) | (08) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS 1640-1899) | (09) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS 1640-1899) | (10) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS 1640-1899) | (11) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS 1729-1806) | (1) | 3 pamphlets bound together under the title "Sermons 1729-1806": |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS AND TRACTS) | (1) | 11 pamphlets bound together under the title "Sermons and Tracts": |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS AND TRACTS) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS AND TRACTS) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS AND TRACTS) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BLUNTISHAM-DIDDINGTON) | (01) | 27 pamplets bound together under the title "Sermons Bluntisham-Diddington": |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BLUNTISHAM-DIDDINGTON) | (02) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BLUNTISHAM-DIDDINGTON) | (03) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BLUNTISHAM-DIDDINGTON) | (04) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BLUNTISHAM-DIDDINGTON) | (05) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BLUNTISHAM-DIDDINGTON) | (06) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BLUNTISHAM-DIDDINGTON) | (07) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BLUNTISHAM-DIDDINGTON) | (08) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BLUNTISHAM-DIDDINGTON) | (09) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BLUNTISHAM-DIDDINGTON) | (10) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BRAMPTON-WARBOYS) | (1) | 19 pamphlets bound together under the title "Sermons Brampton-Warboys": |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BRAMPTON-WARBOYS) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BRAMPTON-WARBOYS) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BRAMPTON-WARBOYS) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BRAMPTON-WARBOYS) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BRAMPTON-WARBOYS) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BRAMPTON-WARBOYS) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BRAMPTON-WARBOYS) | (8) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BRAMPTON-WARBOYS) | (9) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BRAMPTON-WOODSTONE) | (1) | 14 pamphlets bound together under the title "Sermons Brampton-Woodstone": |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BRAMPTON-WOODSTONE) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BRAMPTON-WOODSTONE) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BRAMPTON-WOODSTONE) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS BRAMPTON-WOODSTONE) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS ELTON-KINGS RIPTON) | (01) | 23 pamphlets bound together under the title "Sermons Elton-Kings Ripton": |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS ELTON-KINGS RIPTON) | (02) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS ELTON-KINGS RIPTON) | (03) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS ELTON-KINGS RIPTON) | (04) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS ELTON-KINGS RIPTON) | (05) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS ELTON-KINGS RIPTON) | (06) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS ELTON-KINGS RIPTON) | (07) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS ELTON-KINGS RIPTON) | (08) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS ELTON-KINGS RIPTON) | (09) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS ELTON-KINGS RIPTON) | (10) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS HUNTINGDON) | (1) | 26 pamphlets bound together under the title "Sermons Huntingdon": |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS HUNTINGDON) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS HUNTINGDON) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS HUNTINGDON) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS HUNTINGDON) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS HUNTINGDON) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS HUNTINGDON) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS HUNTINGDON) | (8) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS MORELL ETC) | (1) | 12 pamphlets bound together under the title "Sermons Morell etc": |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS MORELL ETC) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS MORELL ETC) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS MORELL ETC) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (01) | 50 pamphlets bound together under the title "Sermons Paxton-St Neots": |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (02) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (03) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (04) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (05) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (06) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (07) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (08) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (09) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (10) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (11) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (12) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (13) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (14) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (15) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (16) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (17) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (18) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (19) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS PAXTON-ST NEOTS) | (20) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS SAWTRY-YELLING) | (1) | 21 pamphlets bound together under the title "Sermons Sawtry-Yelling": |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS SAWTRY-YELLING) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS SAWTRY-YELLING) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS SAWTRY-YELLING) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS SAWTRY-YELLING) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS SAWTRY-YELLING) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS SAWTRY-YELLING) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS SAWTRY-YELLING) | (8) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS SAWTRY-YELLING) | (9) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS) | (1) | 10 pamphlets bound together under the title "Sermons": |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (SERMONS) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (01) | 60 pamphlets bound together under the title "Services on Special Occasions": |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (02) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (03) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (04) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (05) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (06) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (07) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (08) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (09) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (10) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (11) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (12) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (13) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (14) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (15) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (16) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (17) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (18) | |
| VARIOUS (SERVICES ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS) | (19) | |
| VARIOUS (SOCIETIES CONSTITUTION & BYE-LAWS) | (1) | 7 pamphlets bound together under the title "Societies Constitution & Bye-laws": |
| VARIOUS (SOCIETIES CONSTITUTION & BYE-LAWS) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (SOMERSHAM WATER) | (1) | 3 pamphlets bound together under the title "Somersham Water": |
| VARIOUS (SPEECHES G.G. DAY) | (1) | 5 pamphlets bound together under the title "Speeches &c G.G. Day 1837-1844": |
| VARIOUS (SPEECHES G.G. DAY) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (ST NEOTS FEMALE BENEFIT SOCIETY ETC) | (1) | 25 pamphlets bound together under the title "St Neots Female Benefit Society etc": |
| VARIOUS (ST NEOTS FEMALE BENEFIT SOCIETY ETC) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (ST NEOTS FEMALE BENEFIT SOCIETY ETC) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (ST NEOTS FEMALE BENEFIT SOCIETY ETC) | (4) | |
| VARIOUS (ST NEOTS FEMALE BENEFIT SOCIETY ETC) | (5) | |
| VARIOUS (ST NEOTS FEMALE BENEFIT SOCIETY ETC) | (6) | |
| VARIOUS (ST NEOTS FEMALE BENEFIT SOCIETY ETC) | (7) | |
| VARIOUS (TOPOGRAPHICAL PAMPHLETS VOL 1) | (1) | 12 pamphlets bound together under the title "Topographical Pamphlets Vol 1": |
| VARIOUS (TOPOGRAPHICAL PAMPHLETS VOL 1) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (TOPOGRAPHICAL PAMPHLETS VOL 1) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (TOPOGRAPHICAL PAMPHLETS VOL 2) | (1) | 9 pamphlets bound together under the title "Topographical Pamphlets Vol 2": |
| VARIOUS (TOPOGRAPHICAL PAMPHLETS VOL 2) | (2) | |
| VARIOUS (TOPOGRAPHICAL PAMPHLETS VOL 2) | (3) | |
| VARIOUS (TOPOGRAPHICAL PAMPHLETS VOL 3) | (1) | 22 pamphlets bound together under the title "Topographical Pamphlets Vol 3": |
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| MELLOWS, W.T.,M.B.E. etc. | 1954 | An Outline of The History of Peterborough's Public Buildings |
| LETHBRIDGE, T.C., M.A. | 1936 | A Cemetary at Shudy Camps Cambridgeshire. Report of The Excavations of a Cemetery of the Christian Anglo-Saxon Period in 1933. |
| GRAY, J.M., M.A. | 1932 | The School of Pythagoras (Merton Hall) Cambridge. |
| LETHBRIDGE, T.C., F.S.A. | 1931 | Recent Excavations in Anglo-Saxon Cemeteries in Cambridgeshire & Suffolk. |
| DAVIES, Joseph J | 1909 | Historic Bourne |
| [COKAYNE, George Edward] | 1910 | The Complete Peerage of England Scotland Ireland Great Britain and The United Kingdom extant extinct or dormant by G.E.C. NEW EDITION, revised and much enlarged edted by the Hon. Vicary Gibbs. Volume I AB-ADAM to BASING. |
| [COKAYNE, George Edward] | 1912 | The Complete Peerage of England Scotland Ireland Great Britain and The United Kingdom extant extinct or dormant by G.E.C. NEW EDITION, revised and much enlarged edted by the Hon. Vicary Gibbs. Volume II BASS to CANNING. |
| [COKAYNE, George Edward] | 1913 | The Complete Peerage of England Scotland Ireland Great Britain and The United Kingdom extant extinct or dormant by G.E.C. NEW EDITION, revised and much enlarged edted by the Hon. Vicary Gibbs with the assistance of H. Arthur Doubleday. Volume III CANONTEIGN to CUTTS. |
| [COKAYNE, George Edward] | 1916 | The Complete Peerage of England Scotland Ireland Great Britain and The United Kingdom extant extinct or dormant by G.E.C. NEW EDITION, revised and much enlarged edted by the Hon. Vicary Gibbs with the assistance of H. Arthur Doubleday. Volume IV DACRE to DYSART. |
| [COKAYNE, George Edward] | 1926 (i) | The Complete Peerage of England Scotland Ireland Great Britain and The United Kingdom extant extinct or dormant by G.E.C. NEW EDITION, revised and much enlarged edted by the Hon. Vicary Gibbs with the assistance of H. Arthur Doubleday. Volume V EARDLEY OF SPALDING to GOOJERAT. |
| [COKAYNE, George Edward] | 1926 (ii) | The Complete Peerage or a History of the House of Lords and all its Members from the Earliest Times by G.E.C. revised and much enlarged by the Hon. Vicary Gibbs now edited by H.A. Doubleday Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden. Vol. VI GORDON to HURSTPIERPOINT. |
| [COKAYNE, George Edward] | 1929 | The Complete Peerage or a History of the House of Lords and all its Members from the Earliest Times by G.E.C. revised and much enlarged by the Hon. Vicary Gibbs now edited by H.A. Doubleday and Lord Howard de Walden. Vol. VII HUSEE to LINCOLNSHIRE. |
| [COKAYNE, George Edward] | 1932 | The Complete Peerage or a History of the House of Lords and all its Members from the Earliest Times by G.E.C. revised and much enlarged by the Hon. Vicary Gibbs now edited by H.A. Doubleday and Lord Howard de Walden. Vol. VIII LINDLEY to MOATE. |
| [COKAYNE, George Edward] | 1936 | The Complete Peerage or a History of the House of Lords and all its Members from the Earliest Times by G.E.C. revised and much enlarged edited by H.A. Doubleday and Lord Howard de Walden. Vol. IX MOELS to NUNEHAM. |
| [COKAYNE, George Edward] | 1940 | The Complete Peerage or a History of the House of Lords and all its Members from the Earliest Times by G.E.C. revised and much enlarged edited by H.A. Doubleday and Lord Howard de Walden. Vol. XIII Peers created 1901-1938. |
| [COKAYNE, George Edward] | 1945 | The Complete Peerage or a History of the House of Lords and all its Members from the Earliest Times by G.E.C. revised and much enlarged edited by the late H.A. Doubleday Geoffrey H. White and Lord Howard de Walden. Vol. X OAKHAM to RICHMOND. |
| [COKAYNE, George Edward] | 1949 | The Complete Peerage or a History of the House of Lords and all its Members from the Earliest Times by G.E.C. revised and much enlarged edited by Geoffrey H. White FSA, FRHistS. Vol. XI RICKERTON to SISONBY. |
| [HOWITT, William] | No date (i) | Cassell's Illustrated History of England. New and Revised Edition. Volume I. From the earliest period to the reign of Edward the Fourth. |
| [HOWITT, William] | No date (ii) | Cassell's Illustrated History of England. New and Revised Edition, continued to the end of 1873. Vol. II. From the reign of Edward the Fourth to the death of Queen Elizabeth. |
| [HOWITT, William] | No date (iii) | Cassell's Illustrated History of England. New and Revised Edition, continued to the end of 1873. Vol. III. From the accession of James I to the Revolution of 1688. |
| [HOWITT, William] | No date (iv) | Cassell's Illustrated History of England. New and Revised Edition, continued to the end of 1873. Vol. IV. From the accession of William III to the death of George II. |
| [HOWITT, William] | No date (v) | Cassell's Illustrated History of England. New and Revised Edition, continued to the end of 1873. Vol. V. From the accession of George III to the French Revolution (July, 1792). |
| [HOWITT, William] | No date (vi) | Cassell's Illustrated History of England. New and Revised Edition, continued to the end of 1873. Vol. VI. From the French Revolution (July, 1792) to the death of George III (January, 1820). |
| [HOWITT, William] | No date (vii) | Cassell's Illustrated History of England. New and Revised Edition, continued to the end of 1873. Vol. VII. From the accession of George IV to the Irish Famine, 1847. |
| [HOWITT, William] | No date (viii) | Cassell's Illustrated History of England. New and Revised Edition, continued to the end of 1873. Vol. VIII. From the overthrow of Louise Philiipe to the affair of the "Trent". |
| [HOWITT, William] | No date (viiii) | Cassell's Illustrated History of England. New and Revised Edition, continued to the end of 1873. Vol. IX. From the death of the Prince Consort to the Geneva Convention. |
| A.G. | 1930 | Memoir of Lady Durning-Lawrence |
| ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETIES (COMMITTEE) | 1903 | Scheme for Recording Ancient Defensive Earthworks and Fortified Enclosures. |
| BALFOUR, J.H., A.M., M.D., F.R.S. | 1871 | Class Book of Botany. |
| BARNETT, Thos. G. | no date | Spoons (British) |
| BARON CUVIER (supplement GRIFFITH E.) | 1833 | The Animal Kingdom, arranged in conformity with its organization, by The Baron Cuvier, with supplementary additions to each order, by Edward Griffith. F.L.S., A.S. and others. Volume the Thirteenth. |
| BELL, T. | 1847 | The Ruins of Livedon; with historical notes of The Family of Tresham… |
| BELL, Thomas,F.R.S. etc. | 1874 | A History of British Quadrupeds including the Cetacea, by Thomas Bell, F.R.S. etc. Second Edition, revised and partly re-written by The Author, assisted by Robert E. Tomes and Esward Richard Alston, F.Z.S. illustrated by 160 woodcuts. |
| BENTHAM, George, F.R.S. | 1878 | Handbook of The British Flora:a description of The Flowering Plants and Ferns indigenous to, or naturalised in, The British Isles. |
| BOOTH, E.T. | 1927 | Catalogue of Cases of Birds in the Dyke Road Museum, Brighton. |
| BOUTELL, Charles, M.A. | 1902 | Arms and Armour in Antiquity and The Middle Ages. |
| BOUTELL, Charles, M.A. | 1908 | English Heraldry. |
| BOWDLER SHARPE, R., LL.D. | 1896 | A Hand-Book to The Birds of Great Britain. Vol I |
| BOWDLER-SHARPE, R., LL.D. | 1896 | A Hand-Book to The Birds of Great Britain. Vol II |
| BOWDLER-SHARPE, R., LL.D. | 1896x | A Hand-Book to The Birds of Great Britain. Vol III |
| BOWDLER-SHARPE, R., LL.D. | 1897 | A Hand- Book to The Birds of Great Britain. Vol IV |
| BRADBURY, Frederick | 1912 | History of Old Sheffield Plate |
| BROWN, Mr. John | 1822 | An Essay towards an easy, plain, practical, and extensive explication of The Assembley's Shorter Catechism. |
| BROWN, N.E. | 1882 | The Gardener's Dictionary. |
| BUCKLAND, Francis T,. M.A. | 1879 | Curiosities of Natural History.. Second Series. |
| BUCKLAND, Francis T., M.A. | 1879 | Curiosities of Natural History. First Series. |
| BUCKLAND, Francis T., M.A. | 1882 | Curiosities of Natural History. Third Series. |
| BUCKLAND,Francis T., M.A. | 1878 | Curiosities of Natural History. Fourth Series. |
| BUCKMAN, James, F.L.S. etc. | 1858 | The Natural History of British Meadow and Pasture Grasses, with an account of their Economy and Agricultural Indications. |
| BUCKMASTER, Martin A. | 1898 | Elementary Architecture for Schools, Art Students, and General Readers. |
| BURNET, W.P. | 1846 | A Hand-book of King's Lynn; or, a visit to the Metropolis of Marshland. |
| BURTON, Geo. H. | 1896 | Guide to Stamford and Neighbourhood |
| BUTLER, Leslie, A.R.C.A. and BAYLY, Cecil M. | no date | An Alphabet of Flowers |
| BYRNE, W. and HEARNE, Thomas | 1807 | Antiquities of Great Britain, illustrated in views of Monasteries, Castles, and Churches, now existing. Engraved by W. Byrne, FSA, from Drawings made by Thomas Hearne, FSA with descriptions in English and French. [Two volumes] |
| CAINE, Hall | 1916 | Our Girls: Their work for the War. |
| CARTER, Edmund | 1819 | The History of The County of Cambridge, from the earliest account to the present time. |
| CARTER, John, F.A.S. /BRITTON, John, Esq. F.S.A. etc. | 1845 | The Ancient Architecture of England including The Orders during The Britiah, Roman, Saxon, and Norman Eras; under The Reigns of Henry III, and Edward III. |
| CARTER, Thomas | 1861 | Medals of the British Army, and how they were won. The CRIMEAN CAMPAIGN Dedicated by Permission to Major-General The Hon. Sir James Scarlet, K.C.B. EGYPT, PENINSULA, WATERLOO, and SOUTHAFRICA and INDIA,CHINA, etc.(the three parts bound as one volume). |
| CASSELL (DUNCAN, P.Martin (Ed.) | 1881 | Cassell's Natural History. Edited by P.Martin Duncan, M.B. etc.Volume 5 |
| CASSELL (DUNCAN, P.Martin (Ed.) | c.1881 | Cassell's Natural History. Edited by P.Martin Duncan, M.B. etc.Vol.I |
| CASSELL (DUNCAN, P.Martin (Ed.) | c.1881x | Cassell's Natural History. Edited by P.Martin Duncan, M.B. etc. (n.b. No Volume Number) |
| CASSELL (DUNCAN, P.Martin, ed.) Boyd Dawkins and Oakley | c.1881 | Cassell's Natural History.edited by P.Martin Duncan, M.B. (Lond.), F.R.S. (Volume I) |
| CASSELL (Ed P. MARTIN DUNCAN) | no date y | Cassell's Natural History. Edited by P.Martin Duncan, M.B. etc… |
| CASSELL (Ed. P. MARTIN DUNCAN) | no date | Cassell's Natural History. Edited by P.Martin Duncan, M.B. etc… |
| CASSELL (Ed. P. MARTIN DUNCAN) | no date x | Cassell's Natural History. Edited by P. Martin Duncan, M.B. etc… |
| CASSELL(DUNCAN, P.Martin (ed.) | c.1881 | Cassell's Natural History. edited by P.Martin Duncan, M.B. (Lond.), FRS, F.G.S. |
| CASSELL'S ILLUSTRATED HISTORY | No date | SEE [William HOWITT], No date. |
| CASTLE, Egerton, M.A. F.S.A. | 1893 | English Book Plates Ancient and Modern. |
| CHAFFERS, William | 1889 | The Collector's Handbook of Marks and Monograms on Pottery and Porcelain. |
| CHAMBERS W and R (editors) | 1855 | Rudiments of Zoology |
| CHAMBERS, George F., F.R.A.S. | 1877 | A Digest of The Law relating to Commons and Open Spaces. |
| CHAMBERS, R. (Editor) | 1869(ii) | The Book of Days, a Miscellany of Popular Antiquities in connection with the Calendar, including Anecdote, Biography & History, Curiosities of Literature and Oddities of Human Life and Character. Volume II. |
| CHAMBERS, R.(editor) | 1869(i) | The Book of Days, a Miscellany of Popular Antiquities in connection with the Calendar, including Anecdote, Biography & History, Curiosities of Literature and Oddities of Human Life and Character.Volume I. |
| CHIEF MAGISTRATES of ENGLAND and WALES | 1897 | The Chief Magistrates of England and Wales : A Memento of The Sixtieth Year of The Reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria of Britain, and Empress of India. |
| COBBE, Henry, M.A. | 1899 | Luton Church, Historical and Descriptive. |
| COLLIER, Rev. Charles Hale, M.A.(the late) | no date | The Sunday School and the Sunday School Teacher. |
| COLLINS, F, Howard | 1912 | Authors & Printers' Dictionary |
| COOKSON, M.B. | 1954 | Photography for Archaeologists. |
| COSENS, Monica | 1916 | Lloyd George's Munition Girls. |
| COTTAM, Arthur, F.R.A.S. | 1891 | Charts of the Constellations. |
| DALTON, O.M. (Department of British and Mediaeval Antiquities) | 1923 | A Guide to Anglo-Saxon Antiquities (British Museum). [2 x copies] |
| DALTON, O.M. (Department of British and Mediaeval Antiquities) | 1924 | A Guide to The Mediaeval Antiquities and Objects of Later Date (British Museum). |
| DAY, Lewis F. | 1894 | The Anatomy of Pattern. |
| De MORGAN, Sophia Elizabeth (ed. Mary A. DeMorgan) | 1895 | Threescore Years and Ten, Reminiscences of the late Sophia Elizabeth De Morgan. |
| DIOCESE OF ELY | undated | The Book of The Bisop's Appeal |
| ELIOT HOWARD, H. | 1920 | Territory in Bird Life by H. Eliot Howard with illustrations by G.E. Lodge and H. Gronvold. |
| EVE, Professor A.S., F.R.S./ CREASEY,C.H., O.B.E. | 1945 | Life and Work of John Tyndall. |
| EXHIBITION COMMISSIONERS | 1852 | Exhibition of The Works of Industry of All Nations 1851: Reports of The Juries. |
| FIGUIER, Louis | 1869 | The Insect World being A Popular Account of the Orders of Insects. |
| FIGUIER, Louis/ DUNCAN, F.Martin (revised) | 1872 | The Insect World, being a Popular Account of the Order of Insects. |
| FORD, Horace A. | 1859 | Archery: its Theory and Practice. |
| FOSTER, Joseph | 1881 | The Peerage, Baronetage, and Knightage of The British Empire, Second Edition. |
| FOSTER, Joseph (compiler) | 1884 | The Royal Lineage of Our Noble and Gentle Families together with Their Paternal Ancestry |
| FOXWELL, A.K. | 1917 | Munition Lasses. |
| FREWEN MOOR, J., M.A. | 1899 | The Future State of Animals. |
| GARDENER, Robert (compilers) | 1851 | History, Gazetteer and Directory of Cambridgeshire, comprising A General Survey of The County including The Isle of Ely. |
| GARDNER, J. Starkie | 1914 | Victoria and Albert Museum. Ironwork: Part 1. From The Earliest Times to the End of The Mediaeval Period. |
| GARSTANG, Walter, M.A., D.Sc. | 1923 | Songs of The Birds |
| GEIKIE, Archibald | 1879 | Outlines of Field Geology. |
| GOTCH, J.Alfred | 1889 | Holiday Journeys in Northamptonshire, Etc. |
| GRAY, Arthur B. | 1921 | Cambridge Revisited. |
| GRAY, J. Milner (Kings College) | 1922 | Biographical Notes on The Mayors of Cambridge |
| GUNNING, Henry M.A. | 1855 | Reminiscences of the University, Town, and County of Cambridge, from the year 1780. by the late Henry Gunning, M.A. Christ's College; Senior Esquire Bedell. in two volumes, VOL.I. second edition. |
| GUNNING, Miss E. (translated by) | 1803 | The Wife With Two Husbands: a Tragi-Comedy in Three Acts |
| GUYSE, John, D.D. | 1739 | A Practical Exposition of The Four Evangelists, in the form of a paraphrase:with occasional notes in their proper places for further Explication, and serious Recollections at the close of each Chapter. |
| HACKMAN, Mr. | 1779 | The Distracted Lover A Poem |
| HALL, Mr and Mrs. S.C. | c.1884 | The Book of The Thames from its Rise to its Fall. |
| HARLEY, J.H., M.A. | 1917 | Poland Past and Present A Historical Study. |
| HARTING, J.E. | 1901 | A Handbook of British Birds |
| HATTON, Colin L, | undated xxxxxx | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers, Transcript (Inskip Ladds) ELLINGTON |
| HATTON, Colin L. | undated | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers,Transcript (Inskip Ladds) STOW-LONGA |
| HATTON, Colin L. | undated x | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers, Transcript (Inskip Ladds) GT. GIDDING (Marriages) |
| HATTON, Colin L. | undated xx | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers, Transcript (Inskip Ladds) EASTON (Marriages) |
| HATTON, Colin L. | undated xxx | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers, Transcript (Inskip Ladds) LT. STUKELEY (Marriages) |
| HATTON, Colin L. | undated xxxxx | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers, Transcript (Inskip Ladds) BARHAM |
| HATTON. Colin L. | undated xxxx | Huntingdonshire Parish Registers, Transcript (Inskip Ladds) WARBOYS (Marriages) |
| HEADLEY, F.W., M.B.O.U. | 1912 | The Flight of Birds. |
| HEARNIUS, Thomas (?) | 1730 | Thomae Caii (collegii Universitatis Regnante Elizabetha Magistri) Vindiciae Antiquitatis Academiae Oxiensis Contra Joannem Caium, Cantabrigiensem. In lucem ex Autographo emisit Tho. Hearnus…Duobos Voluminibus.(volume 1) |
| HEARNIUS, Thomas (?) | 1730x | Thomae Caii Vindiciarum Antiquitatis Academiae Oxoniensis Volumem Secundum.(Animadversiones aliquot in Londinensis de Antiquitiae Cantabrigiensis Academiae Libros Duos) |
| HENRY, Matthew | 1811 (i) | An Exposition of all the books of The Old and New Testaments: with Practical Remarks and Observations.In Six Volumes. Volume I containing Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. Volume I |
| HENRY, Matthew | 1811 (ii) | An Exposition of all the books of The Old and New Testaments … Volume II |
| HENRY, Matthew | 1811 (iii) | An Exposition of all the books of The Old and New Testaments…Volume III |
| HENRY, Matthew | 1811 (iv) | An Exposition of all the books of The Old and New Testaments…Volume IV |
| HENRY, Matthew | 1811 (v) | An Exposition of all the books of The Old and New Testaments… Volume V |
| HENRY, Matthew | 1811 (vi) | An Exposition of all the books of The Old and New Testaments…Volume VI |
| HOME OFFICE (A.R.P.) | 1938 | Air Raid Precautions Handbook No.1 Personal Protection against Gas (2nd Edition) |
| HOME OFFICE (A.R.P) | 1938 | Air Raid Precautions Handbook No.3 Medical Treatment of Gas Casualties (1st Edition) |
| HOME OFFICE (A.R.P.) | 1937 | Air Raid Precautions Handbook No.1 Personal Protection against Gas.(1st Edition) |
| HOME OFFICE (A.R.P.) | 1937x | Air Raid Precautions Handbook No.2 First Aid for Gas Casualties (2nd Edition) |
| HOME OFFICE (A.R.P.) | 1938 | Air Raid Precautions Handbook No. 2 First Aid and Nursing for Gas Casualties (3rd Edition) |
| HOME OFFICE (A.R.P.) | 1939 | Air Raid Precautions Handbook No.9 Incendiary Bombs and Fire Precautions (1st Edition) |
| HOME OFFICE (A.R.P.) | 1939y | Anti-Gas Protection of Babies and Young Children. |
| HOME OFFICE(A.R.P) | 1938 | Air Raid Precautions Handbook No.4 Decontamination of Materials (1st Edition) |
| HOOKER, J.D., C.B.etc. | 1870 | The Student's Flora of The British Islands. |
| HORNE-TOOKE, J. | 1805 | EIIEA IITEPOENTA or The Diversions of Purley. Part II |
| HORNE-TOOKE, John A.M. | 1798 | EIIEA II TEPOENTA, or The Diversions of Purley. Part I |
| HOUGHTON, Rev W. | (1879) | British Fresh-water Fishes. By the Rev W. Houghton, MA, FLS, Rector of Preston-on-the-Weald Moors, Shropshire. Author of "Sea-side Walks of a Naturalist," &c. Illustrated with a coloured figure of each species drawn from nature by A.F. Lydon, and numerous engravings. [In 2 vols, "Division I" & "Division II"] |
| HUDSON, W.H., C.M.Z.S. | 1918 | British Birds |
| HUGHES, Doris | 1932 | The Sea Princess and Other Poems. |
| HUGHES, T. McKENNY, M.A., F.R.S. and HUGHES, Mary Caroline | 1909 | Cambridgeshire. |
| HULME, F. Edward, F.L.S. F.S.A. | undated | Familiar Wild Flowers. (Vol II) |
| HULME, F. Edward, F.L.S., F.S.A. | 19th C. ? undated | Familiar Wild Flowers. (Vol.I) |
| Hulme, F. Edward, F.L.S., F.S.A. | undated | Familiar Wild Flowers. (Vol III) |
| Hulme, F. Edward, F.L.S., F.S.A. | undated x | Familiar Wild Flowers. (Vol.V) |
| Hulme, F. Edward, F.L.S.,F.S.A. | undated | Familiar Wild Flowers. (Vol IV) |
| JARDINE, Sir William, Bart.F.R.S.E. etc. | 1834 | The Naturalist's Library, Orthinology. Vol. III Gallinaceous Birds. |
| JEFFERIES, Richard (R.J.) | 1879 | Wild Life in A Southern County. |
| JOHNS, Rev. C.A., B.A. F.L.S. | 1892 | Flowers of the Field. |
| JUSSERAND, J.J. (trans.SMITH, Lucy Toulmin) | 1899 | English Wayfaring Life in The Middle Ages (xiv th. century) Illustrated Special Edition Manufactured for the National Home Reading Union. |
| KELL'YS (Proprietors) | 1908 | Kelly's Directory of Cambridgeshire |
| KIRBY, W.F., F.L.S., F.Ent S. | 1897 | A Handbook to the Order of Lepidoptera Vol III Butterflies (concluded), Hesperiidae, Moths - Part I. |
| KIRBY, W.F., F.L.S., F.Ent.S. | 1897 | A Handbook to the Order Lepidoptera. Vol. V Moths-Part III |
| KIRBY, W.F., F.L.S.,F.Ent.S. | 1897 | A Handbook to the Order Lepidoptera Vol. IV Moths- Part II |
| KIRBY, W.F..,F.L.S., F.Ent. S. | 1896 | A Handbook to the Order Lepidoptera. Part I Butterlies-Vol.I |
| KIRBYm W.F., F.L.S., F.Ent.S. | 1896 | A Hand-book to the Order Lepidoptera. Part I Butterflies-Vol II (continuation and completion) |
| KNIPE, Henry R. | 1905 | Nebula to Man by Henry R. Knipe, with illustrations by Ernest Bucknall, John Charlton, Joseph Smit, Lancelot Speed, Charles Whymper, Edward A. Wilson and Alice B. Woodward. |
| LAWRENCE, Edwin. LL.B. | 1885 | TheProgress Of A Century; or The Age of Iron and Steam. A Few Facts. |
| LENNIE, William | 1862 | The Principles of English Grammar. |
| LOUDON, J.C., F.L.S. etc. | 1878 | An Encyclopaedia of Gardening. |
| LOUDON, Mrs. | 1851 | Modern Botany; or, A popular introduction to the natural system of plants, according to the classification of De Candolle. |
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| LYDEKKER, Richard, B.A., F.R.S. | 1896 | A Hand-book to the British Mammalia. |
| LYELL, Sir Charles, Bart., F.R.S. | 1878 | The Student's Elements of Geology. |
| LYSONS The Rev. A.M.Daniel/LYSONS Samuel, Esq. F.R.S. | 1813 | Magna Britannia; being A Concise Topographical Account of The Several Counties of Great Britain. Vol I Part II containing Berkshire |
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| MURRAY, James A.H. (Ed.) | 1901 (ii) | A New English Dictionary on Historical Principles; founded mainly on the materials collected by The Philological Society. Edited by James A.H. Murray . . . with the assistance of many scholars and men of science. Volume V. H to K. |
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| [COKAYNE, George Edward] | Date? | [The Complete Peerage Vol. XII SKELMERSDALE to ZOUCHE - we don't have a copy of this volume] |
| HUTCHINSON, M. F. | 2015 | Driver Matthew John Biggs, Royal Engineers 1885-1915 |
| DRAPER, Alan | 2015 | Somersham Then and Now (old and new photographs of the village |
