Records of the Huguenots. French, bef. 1700

Records of the Huguenot Religion. French, bef. 1700

Records of the Wars of Religion. French, bef. 1700

Records of Huguenot Assemblies. French, bef. 1700

'Assemblées politicques de ceulx de la Religion pretendue reformée'. No date, but after 1626 and bef. 1700. Spine title: 'Memoires & Actes touchant ceux de la Religion Pret. Ref. Vol. 1'. It records meetings of the following Huguenot assemblies:

William Brown, Notes on the Lexicon of Hesychius. Latin and Greek, 1870s or later

William Brown, Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge and latterly Rector of Little Hormead, Herts (d. 1899): (fos 1-181) the MS of Notes with emendations, on the Lexicon of Hesychius by D. A. Ferrari, JUD ... Part I, selected and edited by W. Brown (London: Longman, 1871). A copy of this pamphlet is held with the MS. The remainder of S.77, some 200 folios, consists of an unpublished alphabetical continuation to the published work, clearly intended as a 'Part II'.

John Palmer, Journals of travel in Spain, Portugal and Holland. English, 1826-30

John Palmer, Fellow of St John's College and Sir Thomas Adams Professor of Arabic at Cambridge (1769-1840): detailed account of his travels in Spain and Portugal, Aug. 1826- July 1827 (4 vols), and in Holland, Aug. and Sep. 1830 (1 vol.).

John Palmer, Journals of travel in Italy, France and Switzerland. English, 1821-4

John Palmer, Fellow of St John's College and Sir Thomas Adams Professor of Arabic at Cambridge (1769-1840): detailed account of his travels in France and Switzerland, 1821 (3 vols), and in France and Italy, 1823-4 (4 vols).

John Palmer, Journals of travel in the Levant. English, 1805-7

John Palmer, Fellow of St John's College and Sir Thomas Adams Professor of Arabic at Cambridge (1769-1840): detailed account of his travels in Greece, Asia Minor and the Holy Land, 1805-7 (6 vols). Occasional sketch-maps, such as that of Athens at the end of vol. 3. See J. B. Pearson, Abstract of the diary of John Palmer, travels in the Levant 1805-7 (Cambridge, 1899).

John Palmer, Journal of travel in Germany. English, 1799

John Palmer, Fellow of St John's College and Sir Thomas Adams Professor of Arabic at Cambridge (1769-1840): notebook containing a detailed journal and financial accounts for his tour of Germany, 1799. He travelled as far east as Berlin. The return journey is summarised very abruptly.

Advice for John Palmer when travelling in the Near East. English, c. 1804

A book of advice and 'usefull hints' written for John Palmer, Fellow of St John's College and Sir Thomas Adams Professor of Arabic at Cambridge (1769-1840), perhaps before his tour of the Levant in 1805-7 (see S.74). It combines advice on diet with a list of 'the most remarkable places in the Levant and directions for visiting them'.