Henry Wrigley, A course of mechanical lectures. English and Latin, c. 1722-9.

William Samuel Powell, Lectures in experimental philosophy. English, 1746.

William Whitaker, Latin translation of Apollinaris of Laodicea's Greek version of the Psalms etc. Latin, with some Greek and English, 1566.

Roger Kenyon (?), Theological commonplace. English, 1680

A theological commonplace, perhaps in part compiled by Roger Kenyon (1666-c. 1724), Fellow of St John's College, while a young man; the date 1680 appears on the flyleaf. The contents, which principally consist of undated sermons or commentaries on Biblical verses in a number of hands, include: John Arrowsmith (1602-59), successively Master of St John's College and Trinity College, Cambridge, 'Divine Aphorismes'.

Edward Stillingfleet, Sermons. English, 1682-3 and undated

Edward Stillingfleet, Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge, afterwards Dean of St Paul's and Bishop of Worcester (1635-99): four sermons, on Jeremiah xvii.9 (fo. 1r, preached at the Mercers' Chapel, 11 Nov. 1682), Luke xvi.31 (fo. 25r, preached at Whitehall, 23 Feb. 1683), 2 Timothy iii.5 (fo. 50r, preached at St Clement's, 'a Lent Sermon', 4 Apr. 1683), and John xx.29 (fo.

Correspondence of George Shaw. English, 1840.

'Letters to or from or in some way affecting George Shaw B.A. scholar of Saint John's College Cambridge, commencing February XIV anno salutis nostrae MDCCCXL and ending November VII anno salutis nostrae MDCCCXL.' George Shaw (d. 1845) was admitted to St John's in 1836 and graduated BA in 1840 (junior optime and second class in the Classical Tripos). He served as curate of Fen Drayton, Cambridgeshire, from 1843 and died at Torquay in Jan. 1845.

A narrative of the early life of the reverend John Farrent. English, 1806-13.

'A narrative of the early life of the reverend John Farrent (who was born 15 Dec. 1783) written by himself 11 May 1806, and continued in the form of a diary to 12 Oct. 1813, the time of his settlement as pastor of the church at Isleham.'

William Black, Biographical collections re the Metropolitan ministers. English, 1860

William Henry Black (1808-72): 'The Metropolitan Ministers, a century ago. Biographical Collections, intended to illustrate the Autographs of the Presbyterian, Independent, and Baptist, and of the French and Dutch Ministers who signed the Addresses to the Princess of Wales, on the death of George II and accession of George III, in 1760', dated 1860 on title page and in a note of purchase inside front cover.

A general view of the congregations of Protestant dissenters in England and Wales. English, 1776.

'A general view of the congregations of Protestant dissenters in England & Wales 1776.' By an unknown author.

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John Evans, An essay or enquiry into the state of nonconformity in England and Wales. English, 1717.