Annals of Cambridge, Volume 3

Charles Henry Cooper

Warwick and Company, 1845 - Cambridge (England)

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JAMES THE FIRST	1

Anecdote respecting Dr Cowells reelection as Vicechancellor	8

Ordinance as to Attornies in the Town Court	16

Appointment of University Gaoler	19

Extracts from the Town Treasurers Accounts	22

11	39

Election of Knights of the ShirePetition against same	48

13	56

Verses on the Kings return from Scotland	317

Plague	325

Assessment for maintenance of the Parliament Army	331

Lords Order for protection of the University	338

library to Cambridge	344

Inquisition as to Pontage Lands	348

Report of the state of the Town and Castle	350

Assembly of Divines petition the Lords to establish a College	361

George Duke of Buckingham elected Chancellor of the University	67

The Kings second visit to Cambridge	89

18	90

Order to renew Composition between the Town and University	104

Soldiers sent out against the Scots	105

Sir Francis Bacon elected High Steward of the Town	115

Correspondence respecting Bachelors of Arts of Oxford graduat	118

Correspondence between Lord Verulam and the Marquess	125

Death of Sir John Parker	132

A D	135

Sir John Hobart elected Burgess in Parliament for the Town	140

One of the Proctors recants for an abusive speech at the Com	145

Voluntary Contribution to the King	147

Contested election for the CountyResolutions as to the right	166

310	171

The Town raises soldiers for relief of the Palatinate	172

Proclamation of the King	174

Ordinance as to election of Town Treasurers	186

the University	187

Letter from Oliver Cromwell and Mr Lowrey with the Protes	188

Book found in a cod fish	196

The Corporation order a standard ale measure	205

The Earl of Holland elected ChancellorHis Letter to the Senate	208

of setting the price of candles	214

Lord Dorchesters Letter to the Vicechancellor respecting Trinity	229

Kings License to Thomas Buckell to use the trade of a draper	241

Randolphs Verses on the fall of the Mitre Tavern	251

33	257

tership of St Johns	259

35	265

Orders respecting the new river	268

Kings Letter and Proclamation prohibiting Sturbridge fair	278

Meautys	285

Verses on the birth of the Princess Anne	286

Anthony Tuckney made Margaret Professor by Parliament	299

Parliamentary Ordinances for better defence of the Associated	300

Sir Henry Spelman establishes a Saxon Lectureship	301

the Universities	307

Letter and Petition of the University in favour of Cathedral	312

The Earl of Manchesters proceedings preparatory to his visi	371

Proceedings on filling up the vacant fellowships	379

Propositions by Parliament to the King	382

Tax for reduction of Newark	393

Proclamation against Manwarings sermons	398

Verses on Peace with Holland	401

Corporation Address to the King on the Declaration of Indul	410

The Mayor and Bailiffs indemnified for not taking the oath	414

Corporation petition for an Act to erect Pest Houses on Cold	415

Lord Coventrys Letter to the Corporation as to disputes in that	423

Kings Letter against clandestine elections to Masterships	429

Letter of Attorney from the Corporation to claim conusance	432

Extracts from the Town Treasurers Accounts	444

Mr Hothams Petition against Dr Seaman Master of Peterhouse	446

Sir Thomas Chicheley removed from the High Stewardship	449

Proposal to suppress Universities	454

Disputes in the Corporation as to the election of a Common	458

Corporation proceedings	464

56	465

Parliamentary election for the Town	472

CHARLES THE SECOND	478

Proceedings against Mr Tourney for a sermon at St Marys	481

Resolution of the House of Commons against subscription	491

Dispute as to the election of a President of Queens College	499

Earl of Salisburys Letter to the University respecting the oath	503

Grace rendering the Vicechancellor capable of being admitted	508

Act of Parliament respecting the oath of allegiance	510

Mr Rustats donation to the Library	520

67	522

Woman hanged for witchcraft	528

59	529

Votes of the House of Commons against Dr Cosin Master	537

Verses on the death of the Duchess of York	546

dates for holy orders	575

168182	595

Addresses of the University and Town on the Rye House Plot	598

JAMES THE SECOND	606

The Vicechancellor and Senate cited before the Ecclesiastical	620

Dr Peachell restored to profits of Mastership of Magdalene	642

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Title	Annals of Cambridge, Volume 3 Annals of Cambridge, Charles Henry Cooper
Author	Charles Henry Cooper
Publisher	Warwick and Company, 1845
Original from	the New York Public Library
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