624. (1) J. HUNTER's Lectures on the principles of Surgery.

371 ff.

With Introduction by the Lecturer, (3 ff.) and (on f. 4) an advertisement to the Reader from the writer, stating that he has not adhered to Mr Hunter's language or order strictly but his matter is faithfully presented.

(2) On Consumption.

:

6 ff.

This writing appears to be in the hand of Dr Davy, from whose collection the Vol. came at his death, 1839.

Quarto, paper.

625. De Medicamentorum virtutibus, in 2 partibus,

(1) Quæ ad medicos pertinent.

(2) Quæ ad chirurgos.

Cum Prefatio imperf. 1.

Small quarto, paper; pp. 192. Written in a very small neat hand (Dr GOSTLIN'S), about the end of 16th or beginning of 17th cen

tury.

626. A letter to LORD

(E. of W. See p. 3).

--- M.P., on an

Upon his conduct towards his brother Mr G.
approaching election of representatives for the borough of
It contains mention of E. of W., Mr G. Mr PITT, Mr
PACKWOOD, Mr H., f. 23. Lord Hawksbury and Lord Sydney
were candidates in the interest of the E. of W., in opposition to
Mr G.
The language is studied and severe: it seems to be
a production of Dr Davy's pen, from whose collection it came at
his death, 1839. A correction, on f. 26, is in his hand.

Octavo, paper; 28 ff.

627. (1) Prævaricatio Mri DUPORT, Trin. Coll. Soc. A.D.

Quæstio sic se habet, 'Aurum potest produci per artem chymicam.' (2) Oratio ad Augustissimum, Potentissimum, Serenissimum, Invictissimum Monarchum, Carolum, ab Oratore Publico, Dre CRETTON. 2

(3) Oratio habita, 5o Novembris, A. 1617°, in Collegio Trinitatis, authore EDMUNDO STUBBS, in Artibus Baccalaureo.

4

Duodecimo, paper.

628. Excerpta e Statutis Academiæ Cantabrigiensis, Præfectorum Interpretationibus, Senatus Decretis et Litteris Regiis, aliaq. ad Scholarium Officium spectantia. Duodecimo; ff. 23 written, 20 printed. Impressa Cantabrigiæ, M.D.CCXXII; with numerous additions in MS.; for the use of the Prælector Rhetoricus in Caius College. It contains the different fees payable, practices belonging to Degrees, and the Chapel regulations. This is a small tract, a copy of which used to be put into the hands of every student at matriculation.

629. (1) ISAACI BARROW Prælectiones in Collegio Greshamensi factæ, tum ibidem Astronomiæ Professoris.

12 ff.

In the hand of Sir JOHN ELLYS, Master of Caius College in 1702.
It is noted in Dr SMITH's hand—' Imp. Lond. 1684, p. 341—88.'
Prælectiones in Scholis Academicis

(2)

habitæ, 1667-8, tum Professoris Lucasiani. 20 ff.

In Dr SMITH's hand: 'Imp. Lond. 1669.'

Quarto, paper; with the title, 'Prælectiones XVIII. Cantabrigiæ, in scholis Publicis, habita; in quibus Opticorum Phænomenon investigantur genuinæ rationes. Annexæ sunt Lectiones aliquot geometrica (impr. Lond. 1670).'

630. A syllabus of Lectures on Chemistry: in Latin.

Small quarto, paper; ff. 18.

631. A course of Chemistry,' in 4 books, 1702.

With an index at the end, and table of contents of the several
Books and Chapters.

Quarto, paper; ff. 108. Table 2 ff. Index 3 ff. On the first fly-leaf,
'E libris JoйIS YARDLEY, Trin. Coll., Cant., 1702.' This Vol.
seems to have come through Mr MICKLEBURGH, who was Fell.
of C. C. C. and made Prof. of Chemistry in 1718, and left a
Benefaction to the College in furtherance of his science, as is set
forth in the Commemoration-Book of the College.

632. Lectures sur l'Electricitè.

Small folio, paper; 109 pp. A recent MS.

633. Cours de Physique Experimentale. Quarto, paper; ff. 118. A recent MS.

634. MS. on Optics.

Quarto, paper; ff. 44. Formerly belonging to 'ROBERT TWEDDELL,
Trinity College, 1796.'

635. A collection of documents and letters.

(1) Letter of instruction to the Bishops, 1716. See (8).

(2) Attestation of the declaration and subscriptions of Dr GOOCH ON
appointment to the Mastership, Dec. 22, 1716: 1. to the
Thirty-nine Articles. 2. to the Book of Common Prayer
(3) Letter from Dr Gooch to Dr CRAVEN on the plan of the
Library, May 31, 1727.

(4) Statement respecting the place of, in the handwriting of Dr
GOOCH.

(5) Affidavit by Dr Gooch, upon the plan.

(6) Points of the Case, with respect to the plan.

(7) Letter of Mr PETERS to Dr GooсH, April 11, 1728, with copy
of the fiat for the ad quod damnum; and FIVE more letters.
(8) Letter from the Bp of LINCOLN to Dr Gooch, upon sealing
testimonials for ordination, 1729.

(9) Letter from JOHN JAMES to Dr Gooch, containing suggestions
on the Library, Aug. 12, 1729.

(10) Letter from Mr CHAMBERS to Dr Gooch, about an entry connected with the subject of (7), 1729.

(11) Petition to the Master of the Rolls from Caius College, v. the Chancellor and Scholars, Aug. 25, 1729.

(12) Mr PETERS' Bill of charges to Caius College, 1730.

(13) Description of a farm.-Mr CHURCH.

(14) Letter on the Downing Case from RT MAXON, June 17, 1768.
(15) Lord Chancellor's decree in the Downing Case, June 3, 1769.
(16—19) Letters from Mr LEMON and Rt Hon. H. HOBHOUSE,
respecting the MS. (597), Letters of Sir W. Paget, in 1839.
(20) Letters from Mr BERRY, author of the Encyclopædia Heraldica,

1838.

(21)

E. U. Eddis, 1838, respecting his copy of the Portrait of J. Taylor, now in the Hall.

(22)

(23)

Mr JOHNSTONE, 1839, presenting the French

Encyclopædia.

SELDEN'S.

Dr YELLOLY, 1839, presenting a tract of CHE

(24) Letter from Rev. T. DADE, 1829, on the Kimmeridge Money.
E. U. EDDIS, 1839, on the copy of Harvey in

(25)

(26)

(27)

(28)

the Hall.

Rev. J. H. PRATT, 1839, from Boorance to the Combination Room of Caius College.

W. SHOUBRIDGE, B. A., 1843, presenting a plan

for the new Front to the College.

Rev. E. C. ALSTON, and Rev. R. M. WHITE, M.A. 1843, presenting the original Royal Letter restoring Dr BATCHCROFT to the Mastership.

A guard book. Folio. A list of contents within upon the cover.

636. Statuta Collegii de Gonville et Caius.

Small quarto, paper; 51 ff. Very neatly written in a hand of the 16th century, but imperfect, containing statutes, 9-107. The paper is much worn. This copy was given to the Library out of the papers of Dr Barnes, Master of St Peter's College, 1838.

637. (1) Orationes, a Med. Doctoribus et Baccalaureis, in Capella Collegii Caio-Gonvillensi recitatæ, quæ

Præmium a Magr. THURSTON legatum quotannis
exceperunt, ab anno M.DCCC.XXXVII.
Latine et
Anglice scriptæ.

These used to be made in Latin until 1842: when, for the better
encouragement of medical study, the medium language was
changed; and the Prize opened to competition when the routine
of compliment was exhausted. (See Cambridge Calendar, p.
211).

638. Orationes, a Sociis e Fundatione Magri WORTLEY annuatim in eadem Capella habitæ secundum Fundatoris. testamentum ab anno M.DCCC.XL.; Anglice scriptæ.

639. (1) Orationes Tancredianæ, a Scholasticis e Fundatione Magri TANCRED. compositæ et ab iis in Capella

Collegii Caio-Gonvillensis annuatim recitatæ: ab

anno M.DCCC.XXXVI.

(2) Versus funerei, in obitum Custodis Martini DAVY, S. T. P. et M.D. a Scolaribus et Sociis facti A.D. M.DCCC.XXXIX. Latine, Græce et Anglica scripti.

640 and 641. The Boat-Club Book of Gonville and Caius Col

lege.

Being a register of the proceedings of the Club from its foundation

at the beginning of the boat-racing in 1827 to 1846. Presented by the Club.

Quarto, paper. Vol. II. from 1836 to 1843 presented Dec. 10, 1845.

642. Collectanea Cantabrigiensia, or Collections relating to Cambridge University, Town and County: by FRANCIS BLOMEFIELD (printed), with MS. additions by Bow

TELL*.

Quarto, privately printed at Norwich, 1751.

643-8. Catalogues of Books in the Library of Gonville and Caius College.

(1) Folio, without place or date of printing of the Volumes, ff. 161.

(2) Unfinished, but written in good style; with name of place and date of printing, and place of each book in the room. A second, of the same. Quarto.

(3) Catalogus Alphabeticus Librorum omnium novæ donationis (numero 1392) in Bibliotheca Caio-Gonvilensi:' factus 'opera et industria EDMUNDI BAKER, Bibliothec.' 42 ff. (4) A Class Catalogue, with the names of donors attached to the titles, mostly members of the College, of different degree and condition.

(5) Another, thick folio, without date.

(6) Catalogue of Dr Branthwaite's bequest. Quarto.

. 32 ff.

Elaborately drawn out; with his arms emblazoned on the titlepage. Quarto, paper; ff. 63. Another like copy lies in the room where his collection is preserved.

649-54. Vols. of Register of Books taken out by the Fellows.

655-7. Three Betting Books' of the Combination Room, Caius College, from 1789-1832.

*

Containing autographs of numerous members of the Society, and allusions to events private, public, and academical: and showing some of the regulations of the Room.

Quarto.

Compare the Bowtell MSS. in Downing College Library.