Add.MS. 2001   July 1818
Plans of farms and other properties in Greatham, Co. Durham, drawn and coloured by James Averre, those of Greatham Hospital (East Field, North Closes, Hospital, the Glebe, Mason, Lamb, Bradley) measured by survey, the remainder [by eye]. Indicated: houses and barns, fields (with field names and areas), footpaths and roads, streams, rivers and footbridges, contiguous landowners. Unless otherwise stated, units are either farmed by or leased from the Master and Brethren of Greatham Hospital. Some areal measurements (supplied by owners) are queried by Averre. Volume contains on first folio some pencilled genealogical notes c.1932. Folia 22v-23r, 24v-28v are blank. No plans fold out, and the largest therefore is 24 x 17 cm. Scales vary. [James Averre was himself a landowner in Greatham.]
Paper   1 volume
Size: 17 x 12 cm
Donated by Treena Markland, 12 October 2015: Misc.2015/16:34.
Digitised material for Plans of farms in Greatham, Co. Durham - Add.MS. 2001

Add.MS. 2002   [later 17th century ?]
Manuscript copy in later seventeenth century hand of parts of Paraphrase of Erasmus upon the Newe Testamente, the English translation of Erasmus, Desiderius, d.1536 Paraphrases in Novum Testamentum, specifically extracts from Gospels of Matthew, Luke, Mark and John; Acts of the Apostles.
A pencil note at the front “Papers found in Muniments Chest”. Armorial bookplate of the Right Honourable Lord Monson. Burton Library (John Monson, 1st Baron Monson, 1693-1748 ?) and 20th century bookplate of C R Frankish. Half calf binding has remains of spine labels “Extracts from Erasmus” and “Monson MSS [?]VIII”.
1 volume
Bequeathed by Prof. J. Britnell, 2012 (Misc.2011/12:91)

Add.MS. 2003
Number not used
See Add.MS. 1950/3

Add.MS. 2004
Number not used
See Add.MS. 1950/4

Add.MS. 2005
Number not used
See Add.MS. 1950/5

Add.MS. 2006
Number not used
See Add.MS. 1950/6

Add.MS. 2007   April 1992
“The cross at Heavenfield”. Discussion paper by Jonathan Eagles on the location of the 634/5 battle at Hefenfelth/Catscaul, and the textual and archaeological evidence for a medieval cult of the cross at St Oswald's church near Hexham (NY9370869544). Typescript.
Paper   11f
Donated with Margot Johnson Papers, 10 May 2007: Acc. No. Misc.2007/08: 34.

Add.MS.2008   March 2016
Portrait photograph (threequarter-length) of Joseph (Yusuf) Sakakini Pasha, husband of Eugène Sakakini, sister of Alfred Sakakini. Laser print copy (242 x 182 mm).
“The Sakakini family: our Levantine ancestors”, pp.35, 37. Illustrated genealogical notes on the Sakakini family, including an additional thumbnail copy ½-length portrait photograph of an older Joseph Sakakini.
Paper   2f
Donated by Felicity Marpole, 10 March 2016: Acc.No. Misc.2015/16:105.
See also Yusuf Sakakini correspondence and other papers in the 'Abbas Hilmi II Papers (HIL/70/1-406).

Add.MS. 2009 Bound within SC 11377   1907-1916
11 manuscript items formerly loose within a volume of ephemeral antiquarian pamphlets, offprints and articles, mostly by J. T. Fowler, and probably collected the author himself. The items concern monumental inscriptions, monastic administrative records and history, and are written by J. T. Fowler, and another hand.
Paper   15f
Purchased, 21 December 2015. Acc. no. Misc.2015/16:78.

Add.MS. 2010   1906 - 1910
Certificates of Clifford Richmond for passing music exams at the University of Durham, signed by the examiners:
1. Admission 28 September 1906.
2. First Mus.Bac. exam 26 September 1907.
3. Acceptance of his exercise 21 September 1909.
4. Final Mus.Bac. exam September 1910.
Paper file
Given by Miss Hinchliffe of Sheffield, April 1987, to the university chief clerk and transferred to DULASC with the David Watkinson papers October 2015, Acc No Misc.2015/16:48.

Add.MS. 2011   1983 - 1991
5th Durham Scouts, newsletters, AGM minutes and agendas, notices of annual camps, correspondence and circulars.
Paper file
Given by David Watkinson October 2015, part of Acc No Misc.2015/16:48.

Add.MS. 2012   1865 - 1934
Bills and some correspondence for various individuals, trades and businesses in Hartlepool.
12 paper files
Given by Stephanie Carter of Derby, March 2016, Acc No Misc.2015/16:117.
With a CD of digital images of the items, usually more than item in an image.

Add.MS. 2013   5 Decr. 1764
“Spheric geometry”, manuscript treatise with diagrams on mathematics of the sphere, with a set of tables for solar calculations with worked examples for finding the ascension, decension and azimuth of the sun and similar exercises for dates in the 1760s when located at Whitby.
1 vol. (47f written) 
Binding: Vellum binding
Provenance not recorded; possibly among a group of education team example works.

Add.Ms. 2014   1961 - 2016
Durham Oriental Music Festival, files of the honorary secretary/administrative director Keith Pratt concerning the festivals held in 1976, 1979 and 1982 under the auspices of Durham University's School of Oriental Studies and Faculty of Music, comprising correspondence, promotional literature, programmes, minutes, reports and accounts re the festival and the running of its associated charity, the associated events run after the last festival in 1982, and correspondence with the related Asian Music Circle in London in the early 1960s.
17 files
Deposited by Keith Pratt September 1996, Acc No Misc.1997/98:1, with additional material from him December 2017, Acc No Misc.2017/18:49.

Add.MS. 2015   [1715-1721]
“A catalogue of the Bishops and Priors Deans and Prebendaries of the Church of Durham and of the Archdeacons of Durham & Northbrld”, listing all these ecclesiastics with some notes on their careers and particularly their building activitiy in Durham, with also an index, and lists of prebendaries preferred to be deans and bishops, deans preferred to be bishops and bishops translated. Possibly originally compiled in around 1715, with additions to 1721.
Paper book, 40f + iif, in modern tooled leather covered boards
Bought from John Turton Antiquarian Books, April 2016, Acc No Misc.2015/16:128.
Inscribed (with ?his bookplate) Colin James Higgins 21st April 1995.

Add.MS. 2016   [late 19th century]
Manuscript index to testators in volumes of wills edited by the Surtees Society (Archdeaconry of Richmond, Durham [vols i-ii], York [vols i-iv]).
Bookplates of Frederick Walter Dendy DCL (possibly the compiler) and A. I. Doyle.
1 vol. 
Binding: Green cloth binding
Donated by Dr A. I. Doyle, Misc.2015/16:129.

Add.MS. 2017   5 July 2003
“Bricey's Last Bash”, programme for a farewell concert of Richard Brice as deputy head and director of music on his retirement after 35 years at Belmont Comprehensive School involving past and present students, with images.
Printed paper pamphlet, 4f
Donated by Richard Brice, May 2016, Acc No Misc.2015/16:143.

Add.MS. 2018   1936 - 2002
Theses, transcripts, notes and correspondence of Wolfgang von Leyden, Reader in Philosophy at Durham University, but mostly from his time before coming to Durham in 1946.
12 items
Wolfgang von Leyden was born in December 1911 in Berlin. He was educated at the Victoria Gymnnasium, Postdam, the Arndt Gymnasium, Berlin, and for two years he read Philosophy, Literature and Art at the universities of Berlin and Gottingen. In 1936 he was awarded a Dott. Di Fil. by the University of Florence for a thesis on Montaigne. In 1939 he was admitted to Balliol College Oxford as an advanced student working under Prof R.G. Collingwood. He was awarded a DPhil from Oxford in 1944. He was appointed a lecturer in the Durham Colleges in 1946, and was promoted senior lecturer in 1956 and then given a personal readership in 1962. He retired in 1976 and died in 2004.
Given by James von Leyden, May 2016, Acc No Misc.2015/16:141.

Add.MS.2019/1-45   1710-2011
Historical and genealogical papers, photographs and a small number of objects related to the Shout and West families.
The papers are arranged in the following groups:
6 boxes, 1 roll, 
Theodore West (1826-1898), son of William West (1793-1851), in 1853 closed his analytical chemist business in Albion Street, Leeds to travel to Australia to work in goldfields near Bathurst, New South Wales. Theodore kept both a dairy, donated to the library in an earlier accession (Add.MS. 539), and a contemporaneous illustrated journal (Add.MS.2019/1) containing sketches and watercolours from his travels. In 1853 Theodore West married Margaret Haigh (1826-1872): they had eight children, including Minnie Jane West (1854-1909) who married William Shout (1850-1924) in 1877.
Presented by Barbara and Michael Shout, March 2016. Acc. no.: Misc.2015/16:118.

Add.MS. 2020   February 1887 - April 1889
Account book of a ?Skipton transporter/carrier, with columns for name, residence (usually used for date), species of goods (including raw materials such as iron, lead, bricks, timber and coal, also consumables such as flour, potatoes, biscuits and cakes, and horses),where from (mostly West Yorkshire), paid on, weight, total charge and signature of the person who receives them. Bound by Craven Herald Co, Skipton.
Inserted at the front is part of a letter from ? of Castle Yard, Knaresborough about the Harrogate poor assessment, 7 November 1879.
Paper book, some pages loose
Found in the Stocks Room at Palace Green Library, May 2016, possibly received c.1960s.

Add.MS. 2021   [mid 20th century]
Transcript of the Stirton cum Thorlby township (near Skipton) highways book 1810-1847, [?made by T.T. Holmes].
Paper booklet
Given by Professor E. Allen c.1960s, found in the Stocks Room at Palace Green Library, May 2016.
Original held by Mr W.H. Green of Thorlby [in c.1960s]

Add.MS. 2022   1752 - 1798
Deeds re premises in Wooler, Northumberland.
8 items
Found in the Stocks Room at Palace Green Library May 2016, probably acquired in the 1960s.

Add.MS. 2023   1679 - 1779
Various deeds for Hertfordshire, Middlesex, Surrey and Devon.
12 items
Found in the Stocks Room at Palace Green Library May 2016, probably acquired in the 1960s.

Add.MS. 2024   19 July 1913
Coloured plan of 3 lots of property in the parishes of Swaffham Bulbeck, Swaffham Prior and Bottisham, to be sold by auction by Messrs Bidwell & Sons of 11 Benet St, Cambridge.
Paper, 1f,
Found in the Stocks Room at Palace Green Library May 2016, probably acquired in the 1960s.

Add.MS. 2025   1811 - 1892
File of correspondence, much of it to/from addresses in Norwich and Norfolk, with very few repeat correspondents.
Paper file
Part of lot 518 at Hodgkin's [auction] 24 March 1966, found in the Stocks Room at Palace Green Library May 2016.

Add.MS. 2026   [1843]
“Map Exhibiting the Sites of the Religious House, Colleges & Hospitals in the County of Norfolk”, on paper watermarked 1843.
Paper, 2f
Found in the Stocks Room at Palace Green Library May 2016, probably acquired in the 1960s.

Add.MS. 2027   1897 - 1950
Newspaper cuttings about various aspects of the history of Durham and the university, including the Prince of Wales's 1929 visit.
Paper file
Found in the Stocks Room at Palace Green Library May 2016, probably acquired in the 1960s.

Add.MS. 2028   1674 - 1823
Title deeds for property in Hayton, Notts, with wills of the Peck family, the main parties.
28 parchment and paper items
Found in the Stocks Room at Palace Green Library May 2016, probably acquired in the 1960s.

Add.MS. 2029
Number not used
See Add.MS. 1950/7

Add.MS. 2030   1744 - 1831
Military and civil appointments of Henry Percy Pulleine (1770-1833). He sold Carleton Hall and bought Crayke Hall in 1814, and married Elizabeth, daughter of Anthony Askew of London.
21 items
Found in the Stocks Room at Palace Green Library May 2016, probably acquired c.1966.

Add.MS. 2031   11 October 1887
Letter from William Weaver Tomlinson (1858-1915), Whitley to F. Graham Aylward, Newcastle, declining an invitation to participate in a local Shelley Society - he is busy and does not like specialist literary groups.
1f. (4p) 
Loose in book (location: SC+ 04574).
With book purchased from Anderson & Garland, May 2016 (Misc.2015/16:158).

Add.MS. 2032   [1956]
“The Consequences of Action "Quousque Tandem"” , Philosophy essay by Mary (later Baroness, 1924-2019) Warnock, winner of the T.H. Green Moral Philosophy Prize at Oxford University, unpublished, with a covering letter commenting on it from Herbert ?Hart 28 June [?1956], and a honorary degree oration for Baroness Warnock at the University of Essex [1985].
Paper file laced in board file covers, ii + 194 + i folios, + 3f + 1f
Given by Baroness Warnock, 23 August 2016, Acc No Misc.2016/17:15.

Add.MS. 2033   1841
Flower book, [?written by] M.A.C[ruikshank], including a poem on flowers, table of the classes and orders of flowers, lists of parts of the flower and seed vessels, drawings of the parts of flowers, pen and wash drawings of 26 flowers, some with details of class, order, names, location etc, with the following identified: speedwell, crocus, honeysuckle, snowdrop, cross-leaved heath, dog rose, [dead nettle], common creeping cinquefoil, marsh andromeda, yew.
Paper book, in marbled covers with half-leather
Size: 115 x 95mm
Part of the Derek Cruikshank donation, transferred from the Bill Bryson Library 9 September 2016,

Add.MS. 2034   1672 - 1855
Deeds for the Milbanke family
26 items
Part of a collection of deeds transferred from the British Records Association originally to the former Palaeography and Diplomatic department, Acc No Misc.2007/8:27; (see Add.MS. 1626-1641 for the rest).
Formerly BRA 660

Add.MS. 2035   1754 - 1774
Two files of later 18th century ecclesiastical legal papers about:
A - liability for the repair of the chancel of Newcastle upon Tyne St Nicholas 1754-1755.
B - the augmentation of chapelries in the diocese of Durham 1766-1774.
Paper file, 23f
Purchased from Alex Fotheringham bookseller, received 19 May 2009, Acc No Misc.2008/9:109.

Add.MS. 2036   1932 - 1938
Plans, notes and scripts of talks and sermons in binders, by Reverend Archdall Alexander (Xan) Wynne Wilson (d 1938) while working in Co Durham parishes. He was a scholar of St John's College Cambridge, then curate of Norton 1932-1935, curate-in-charge of Monkwearmouth St Cuthbert 1935-1936, and perpetual curate of Benfieldside St Cuthbert 1936-1938, before being killed in a car accident. There are also associated copies made in 2008 of newspaper clippings containing biographical material, and also some miscellaneous plans, scripts and newspaper cuttings, and a The Story of the Cross pamphlet.
Paper + 6 black binders with metal clips
Deposited 5 November 2008, by Mrs A.T. Johnson, daughter of A. A. Wynne Wilson; Acc No Misc. 2008/9:34.
Catalogued by Cait Scott, January 2017.

Add.MS. 2037   [c.1475]
Language:  Latin
Book of Hours, use of Rome, enlivened by eight glowing initials illuminated in the northern Italian style.
Content:
Calendar ff.1-12;
Office of the Virgin ff.13-92 (lacking opening leaf of Matins);
Mass of the Virgin ff.93-98;
Gospel lessons ff.98-104;
Office of the Dead, incorporating the Penitential Psalms ff.105-174 (lacking opening leaf);
Litany and Suffrages ff.174v-186;
Hours of the Cross ff.186-192 (lacking opening leaf);
blanks ff.193-4.
Parchment book, paper endleaves, 18th-century red gilt calf (stain to front cover   i + 193 (actually foliated 1-194) + ii (lacking 3 leaves)
Size: 161 x 112mm
Decoration: illuminated initials throughout, eight large decorated initials (4- to 6-line) with border flourishing on ff. 24, 48, 53v, 58v, 63v, 68v, 77v, 93,
Bought at Christie's auction 12141 of Medieval and Renaissance manuscripts in London on 1 December 2016, with support from the Arts Council England/Victoria and Albert Purchase Grant Fund, the Friends of National Libraries, and the Friends of Palace Green Libraries, Acc No Misc.2016/17:54.
Bookplate of Robert Chambers (perhaps the Scottish publisher, 1802-1871)

Add.MS. 2038   1856 - 1860
Letters to William Dickson (solicitor, 1799-1875) at Alnwick, principally from the poet Robert Story (1795-1860) as a clerk at the Audit Office in London, but also from the printers Messrs Pigg of Newcastle and others, mainly about the publication of The Poetical Works of Robert Story, involving discussions about the patronage of the volume by Algernon Percy (1792-1865), 4th duke of Northumberland, the content, dedication, printing, binding, distribution and cost of the volume, and including some reviews of the work, the impecunious nature of Story's existence as an Audit Office clerk at the time, and his attempts to improve his lot there, and concluding with his widow's report of his death.
Paper file of 53 items
Purchased from Samuel Gedge of Hanworth, Norwich, January 2017, Acc No Misc.2016/17:79.

Add.MS. 2039   18th century - 19th century
Papers relating to the Lord Crewe Trust including copies of a will of Nathaniel Lord Crewe (b. 31 January 1633 d. 1 November 1721; 3rd Baron Crew, Bishop of Oxford 1671 - 1674 & Bishop of Durham 1674 - 1721); copies of deeds regarding Crewe estates; schedules of documents at Bamburgh Castle
Paper, 16 items
Purchased from Alex Fotheringham Bookseller 22 June 2009. Acc No Misc.2008/9:122

Add.MS. 2040   19th century
Papers relating to the Lord Crewe Trust titled “Writs & Memoranda relating to Bamburgh Castle” from office of William Dickson (solicitor, 1799 - 1875) at Alnwick; transcripts of liberate and patent rolls which were then kept at the Tower of London
Paper, 2 items
Purchased from Alex Fotheringham Bookseller. Part of Alnwick solicitor's sales. Acc No Misc.2009/10:73

Add.MS. 2041   17 September 1968 - 2 December 1969
Reel-to-reel magnetic tapes on plastic spools in cardboard boxes labelled BBC Radio Durham (station existed 3 July 1968 to 25 August 1972); recordings of programmes about local and regional government and political issues, titled “Councillors Progress” and “Our Changing Institutions”, including discussion with Durham University staff; 3 have been re-labelled so possibly written over with later programmes.
14 tapes + cardboard boxes
Received from Mr D. Griffiths 10 January 2001. Acc No Misc.2009/10:30

Add.MS. 2042   17 October 1977
Letter from Arthur J.B. Hutchings, emeritus professor Music, at Colyton, Devon, to Mrs Franklin, discussing his parents and family background, with a newspaper cutting obituary of Hutchings.
Paper, 2f
Given by Carol Hudson, February 2017, Acc No Misc.2016/17:87.

Add.MS. 2043   15 October 1833
Sale particulars for properties in Darlington to be sold by auction in 13 lots, consequent to a decree in the Court of Chancery between Philip Saltmarshe etc against Rowland Webster etc, with coloured plans surveyed by Thomas Dixon, printed by A. Sweeting of 15 Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, anotated with the results of the auction and with a memorandum in the front by Edward Wooler outlining the importance of these as the principal properties of the Allans and his efforts to establish the St Paul's rents due to the churchwardens of St Cuthbert's Darlington therefrom 1 June 1889, the lots being:
1, house in Blackwellgate; 2-4, houses in Houndgate; 5, Talbot Inn in High Row, Market Place (with an attached newspaper cutting about the sale of [it as] the King's Head, 32 High Row, 28 April 1913); 6, house with shop in High Row; 7, house, shop and workshop in High Row; 8, house shop and offices in High Row; 9, freehold land fronting Skinnergate; 10, house and shop with warehouses in High Row; 11, 4 houses and shops in Prebend Row and Priestgate; 12, public house and shop in Priestgate; 13, 6 stables in Priestgate.
Inserted:
BW postcard of a drawing of the north side of Bondgate, Darlington, by S. Barlow, 1853, [printed] by W. Monkhouse Ltd of York.
Newspaper cutting report of the Darlington auction of Mr Copeland's Blackwell estate, 16 February 1918.
Newspaper cutting of the restoration of Durham Cathedral clock, 24 January 1940.
Newspaper cutting depicting the Durham Cathedral feretory wooden screen [c.1940].
Inscribed on the front cover by Edward Wooler and on the inside by Colin James Higgins, 23 September 2005.
Printed paper file, 12f + 4f, in card covers
Bought from John Turton, bookseller of Crook, February 2017, Acc No Misc.2016/17:88.

Add.MS. 2044   6 October 1863
Letter from Samuel Clark (1810 or 1811-1875) of The Vicarage, Bredwardine, Hereford, to [Henry Baker Tristram] (1822-1906) concerning Clark's proposal for a new series of publications (duodecimo format) to be published by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, to be commissioned by the society from Tristram, Grove, and Perowne. The proposed work by Tristram “should illustrate the bible in all that relates to geology, minerology, meteorology, zoology and botany”. A separate S.P.C.K. octavo volume by Tristram also proposed by Clark, ‘Travels in the Holy Land with a view to investigate its Natural History’. Found loose within Tristram's copy of his The land of Israel; a journal of travels in Palestine, undertaken with special reference to its physical character (2nd edition, 1866) SC 12960.
Paper   2f

Add.MS. 2045   9 April 1785
Deeds relating to Burnfoot in St John's Chapel, Stanhope.
2 parchment items
Given by Mrs Gabriel Dupenois of Exeter, 11 April 2017, Acc No Misc.2016/17:112.

Add.MS. 2046   16 September 1838
Letter from H[enry] Vane [later 2nd duke of Cleveland] (1788-1864) at Raby Castle to Sir Cuthbert [Sharp] (1781-1849): he has received by coach the two books he had sent, he will appreciate both their interest and the memorial they provide of the author, he has also received Cuthbert's letter by the post but cannot accept his hospitable invitation of a more intimate acquaintance with North Durham as he has to return south soon.
Paper, 2f
Bought from Richard M. Ford, antiquarian bookseller, of London, 20 June 2017, Acc No Misc. 2016/17:143.

Add.MS. 2047   24 December 1817
Letter from [Canon] T[homas] Gisborne (1758-1846) at Yoxall Lodge to Messrs [T.] Cadell & [W.] Davies [publishers] at the Strand, London: discussing the possible publication by them of his The Testimony of Natural Theology to Christianity in large 8vo like Mr Cooper's letters but with perhaps rather 27 lines to the page, compares it to Dr Paley's Natural Theology and suggests that he (Gisborne) will begin where Paley leaves off, he has pretty well finished it and a copier is beginning a clean manuscript for the printer so they should have sufficient after the holidays, he does not presume to say more until they have seen it but he suggests that an initial edition might be 1000.
Noted as answered 31 December.
Paper, 2f
Bought from Richard M. Ford, antiquarian bookseller, of London, 20 June 2017, Acc No Misc. 2016/17:143.
Gisborne's book was indeed published by Cadell and Davies in 1818; a copy is in ASC at SC 11527/1.
Further letters by Gisborne to Cadell and Davies 1813-1821: Add.MS. 1061.

Add.MS. 2048   6 October 1921
Letter from H.D. Pritchett of 12 High Row, Darlington, to Mr Barton, enclosing a copy of ‘Durham Cathedral and Castle’ (PamSC 04313), a lecture by his father James P. Pritchett and published the Brighouse News on 11 August 1894; and requesting a copy of a pamphlet on [Durham] castle sold at the porters' lodge for 4d.
Found loose within PamSC 04313.
Paper, 1f

Add.MS. 2049   [later 19th century] - ?1909
Small collection of photographs of views of Shotley Bridge, the River Derwent and ?Henley Regatta.
10 BW prints
Given by Patricia Bowe of Ficksburg, South Africa, 22 July 2017, Acc No Misc.2016/17:159.

Add.MS. 2050   1745 - 1860
Parts of a scrapbook of printed and manuscript items about Stockton-on-Tees, original pagination of the various sections running from 215 to 305
21 items, some stuck on to pages, other loose
Bought from John Turton bookseller of Crook, 3 August 2017, Acc No Misc.2017/18:2.

Add.MS. 2051   1762 - 1773
Account book of [Robert Surtees of Milkwellburn House (1742-1811)], particularly for coal, but also for steel, wheat, barley, beef, other produce, and work by labourers, with many loose bills and accounts inserted, also some mention of his mother (Catherine Surtees d.1777) and Edward Surtees; at the front are some poems to and/or about Ann Hunter of Dukesfield (married Robert 1765); at the back, reversed, is a discourse on “Vulgar Fractions” detailing general rules on how to reduce them, 8 cases illustrating them, and rules on their addition; also amongst the inserted items are:
1. A love letter in verse incipit “The hopefull thriving of my suit depends/ upon your goodness, and it recommends/ It selfe into your favor from whose hands/ it must have sentence either to fall or stand ...”
2. Bookplate for Surtees of Hamsterley Hall with his arms.
3. Letter from JDC at Belford Hall to [?Robert Smith] Surtees, regretting he has not presented himself before the High Sheriff, discussing the King Oak, the weather, a lightning strike and the death of Lady Ravensworth, 9 August 1856.
4. Poem incpit “Blest as the immortal God is he/ The youth who fondly sits by thee ...”
5. Note that Mr Swinburne will meet with Mr Surtees with the hounds on the south side of the Derwent.
6. A wood account book 1759-1763.
7. Cheque of Elizabeth R. Surtees to Messrs Trelour, 7 March 1907.
8. Note from Fen[wick] Teesdale at Axwell Park arranging a meeting, 24 June 1771.
10. Letter from Catherine Greenwood at Newcastle to her brother [Robert Surtees] discussing visits of Mr Hunter and Mrs Rayne, 21 December.
Paper book, in vellum covers much written over, 57f + 64 paper items inserted
Bought from Richard J. Hodgson (bookseller) November 2009, Acc No Misc.2009/10:81.

Add.MS. 2052   1876 - 1881
“Original Water Color Drawings by Emma S Matthews” of Sheerness, Kent; volume of watercolours of domestic interiors, family scenes and landscapes, many in Devon or Kent, stuck on to the front of each folio with a caption [?by Matthews] facing, with poems about the moral being depicted up to f.16. All images are watercolurs unless otherwise indicated.
f.1 Stuck in thank you letter from the Royal Albert Hospital, Devonport, to Miss Matthews for giving them a picture, 23 January 1880.
f.2 Clippings from 6 different newspapers on art events mostly in Devonport, which mention Miss Matthews’ work, 1880-1881.
f.3 ‘The choice of three books’, a young boy looking at three books on a table, labelled Bible, History, and Novels, across from an older woman. Window to the left in the background, showing a ship in the river.
f.4 ‘Patience’ Soldiers on ?exercise firing cannon, also infantry in ranks, cannon firing froma fort above, horse sitting down in the foreground.
f.5 ‘Home’ Painting of a family room, children playing, a woman playing the piano while a man accompanies her on the violin.
f.6 ‘Home’ The same room? Children and adults still there, also a cat. Piano is put away and violin is hanging up on the wall.
f.7 ‘Temptations’ The church, and a building labelled ‘Sunday school’ are on the left, whilst an open field is on the right, with a boy in a cricket cap trying to induce a boy in a suit away from attending church.
f.8 ‘Knowledge’ Children gathered around a woman as she reads from her chair, with a dog also watching.
f.9 ‘Teasing’ Children playing with hoops and a horse on wheels, on a path outside, one of them crying.
f.10 ‘Caution’, the open moors, with a road in the background, a single horse drawn cart on it. A stream flows down the right side of it.
f.11 ‘Reason & Prudence’ , several sailing ships on the moonlit sea, signed and dated E. Matthews 3 November ’76, unlike any prior painting.
f.12 ‘Anger’ A volcano on the coast erupting, likely Vesuvius as talked about in the poem. On the left is the coast, with buildings along it, and a harbour/dock.
f.13 ‘Order’ children playing together in a room filled with books. The description mentions ‘Our James’.
f.14 ‘Idleness’ a garden with bee-hives in the foreground/left of the painting, a country road and house to the right, woman carrying wood on her head.
f.15 ‘Study’ two girls reading on a grassy bank on the right, whilst two horses plough a field on the left.
f.16 ‘False Show’ a young boy with a broom asks a wealthy woman on the street for money.
f.17 Sheerness Ordnance Cauchez, a view out to sea, with ships, sail and sail/steam.
f.18 Darnley Farm, Minster, Isle of Sheppey, a farm house, with a thatched roof, and carts.
f.19 Cobham Hall, seat of Lord Darnley, house and grounds, deer in foreground.
f.20 Dover, from our window, showing the harbour , dated 28 June 1877, drawing; caption for a picture of her cousin Ada in Ship St, Brighton, with the picture cut out and missing.
f.21 ‘Roman Catholic chapel of Sea Wall, Sheerness-on-Sea’. Crowd of people sitting outside the church, can see sand from the beach in the very left corner.
f.22 ‘Original Landscape’ fields and a small river, with a bridge to cross it. Cows and chickens in and around the river. A small house with a thatched roof to the background in the right.
f.23 ‘Tennis and croquet party 1875’ Sheerness dockyard. People playing tennis and croquet in an open space, part of a large white tent can be seen in the left corner, some parasols.
f.24 Teston near Maidstone. A track leading up to a brick house in the background, partially covered by trees.
f.25 ‘Windmill in Kent by moolight’. Path leading up to a windmill, on a cloudy night, cows sitting down in the field in the right corner.
f.26 ‘Kitley, Devon’ view of the river, which has lots of swans on. A bridge crosses it to the left.
f.27 ‘Returning home from a corn field, from an old family painting’, a young girl in a plain white dress, holding a bundle of corn, village beyond.
f.28 'Road leading to Minster, Isle of Sheppey', road with a cart and people, brick building to the right, grass and trees to the left.
f.29 'Country near Gore Court, near Sittingbourne, Kent', country lane with brick house in background, pond, people.
f.30 Wooden bridge over a ravine with people walking at the bottom, possibly Tunbridge Wells, caption for a picture of a trout stream near Tunbridge Wells now cut out and missing.
f.31 ‘Shakespeare Cliff, Dover’. Cliffs on the right, sea on the left, with a rowing boat heading towards the beach and a train coming out of the railway tunnel, signed.
f.32 ‘Folkestone Pier’, pier is in the back ground, stormy looking sky, people on the beach in the foreground and a red flag is up on the beach front, steam boat at the pier, crane on the pier.
f.33 ‘Toad Rock, Rusthall, Kent’, signed and dated June '77. A man sitting in front of Toad Rock.
f.34 Tunbridge Wells, view over the town, main street on the left, fields and two houses on the right, pen drawing.
f.35 ‘Near the village of Rusthall, Kent’, grass, shrubbery and rocks.
f.36 ‘Various flowers in one garden from nature, Sheerness’
f.37 ‘Feeding the goat’, 3 children playing outside with a goat, large house beyond.
f.38 ‘From the sea wall, west of Sheerness’ view out to sea, people walking on the path, man with basket and boat on the beach, various sail and steam boats on the water beyond.
f.39 ‘North View of Queenborough’, a field of cows, with a train on the very left, town beyond.
f.40 ‘Original view’, narrow landscape painting, looking out across the fields at sunset/rise, towards a river estuary, and large house.
f.41 ‘Original landscape a rectory and village church’, village houses in background to the right, body of water in the foreground.
f.42 ‘Crossing the brook’, roughly circular, two people on horseback crossing a brook, woman carrying wood on her head hitching up her skirts to cross on foot.
f.43 'Teston on a Sunday morning, Nr Maidstone', villagers walking to the church, houses to the left.
f.44 'Snodland Ferry - Kent', view of fields and [River Medway], two small boats on it, one with a sail up, North Downs beyond.
f.45 ‘Cathedral, castle and grounds, Rochester’, park with bandstand, castle keep and cathedral tower, signed and dated '78.
f.46 ‘Chatham reach River Medway, from Heights’, view of the river, ships, houses to the right of it, boat sheds, and fields to the left.
f.47 ‘R Medway from Rochester’, view of the river south, surrounded by fields.
f.48 ‘Clovelly N Devon’, view of the sea, beach and cliffs, people with pannier laden horses in foreground, boats on the beach, village beyond. Signed and dated ’78.
f.49 ‘Coast scene’ view of the coast, breaking waves, man with dog and man with basket with boat on the beach, boats on the sea beyond.
f.50 ‘Mount Edgecumbe’, Edgecumbe Folly wth people walking around it, look out onto Drake’s Island and Plymouth, opposite a caption for 'Meadford beach' picture now cut out and lost.
f.51 ‘Torrington, Devon’ distant view, hexagonal walled enclosure (?pinfold), houses and bridge over [River Torridge] in foreground.
f.52 ‘Whitstable, Kent’, view east along the shore, men with horse and cart, basket, spade and oyster beds notice int he foreground, town beyond, signed an dated '78..
f.53 ‘Rochester Castle from the bridge’, River [Medway] in the foreground, with several boats of various sizes on it, Rochester castle keep and outer wall, and cathedral beyond.
f.54 ‘Rochester Troy House’, a street, large brick house on the left, and a long wall cutting the street off from the trees on the right.
f.55 ‘Original Landscape’, man, woman, and child, getting into/out of a boat on a riverbank.
f.56 ‘Ilfracombe, N Devon’, view from a path along the cliffs, out to sea, with ships, buildings and possibly a lighthouse further along the path.
f.57 Sea/beach view, rocky shore, stormy, man on beach, boat on the sea, caption opposite for a 'Horrabridge' picture cut out and missing.
f.58 A young woman, ‘Florence’ wearing a blue hat with white feathers, and a white dress.
f.59 'Whitchurch, Devon', view of the village (church tower), fields, and Dartmoor beyond, caption opposite for a 'Near Folkestone' picture cut out and missing.
f.60 Untitled, quayside in the foreground with sail and steam ships in an estuary (?Plymouth or Medway) beyond.
f.61 'View near Maidstone, Kent', rural landscape with a windmill and church tower.
f.62 Untitled, view of large river/estuary (?Medway, Tamar), and tributary river, fields and woods on both sides of the bank, some houses.
f.63 Untitled, riverbank or seashore, with treees, unfinished..
f.64 Notes: ‘Sunday afternoon, May 23rd, Miss J Harris, Wednesday 19th 7pm,’ etc.
f.65 Pencil sketch of a ?thatched roundhouse on the left side.
Paper book, in half leather marbled covers, with a title label on the front, 98f, some folios now excised
Given by Mark Budgen, December 2009, Acc No Misc.2009/10:82.

Add.MS. 2053   September 1917 - May 1919
Journal of John Aidan Mulvany (1901-?), 20 September 1917 to 19 February 1919, covering the end of his time at St George's College, Weybridge, and then, from 1 October 1917, his days at Ushaw College, with inserted, from July 1918, notes of his daily expenses, and also occasional letters, telegrams and newspaper cuttings, and his 1918 registration certificate, with a continuation from 21 February to 15 May 1919 on an inserted booklet, as he explains, "having come to the end of my diary, and not being at present in the position to buy another, I am carrying on with the best available material"; with reversed 'Riolenda' being 12 pages of some stories and details of how to play various card games
Paper book, in marbled covers, detached, 253p + insertions + separate 32p booklet
Purchased from Richard Ford, antiquarian bookseller of London, September 2017, Acc No Misc.2017/18:20.

Add.MS. 2054   September 2017
“The Life and Lectures of I.J.C. Foster”, by Edward Preece, compiled as part of his work for his MA by research in the Department of Theology and Religion, comprising details of the life and lectures of Foster, transcripts of his four lectures, and an analysis of Foster's subject matter, with illustrations, and appendices of an inventory of the Foster archive and of his sources.
Paper file, xx + 180p
Given by the author, September 2017, Acc No Misc.2017/18:21.
Foster papers are FOS.

Add.MS. 2055   October 1967
Papers compiled for Middle East Studies postgraduate course at Harvard. W.B. Fisher, “Geography and the Middle East”; M. Rodinson, “Muhammad's career and message in the historical environment and in the present perspective of Muslims”; J.B. Glubb, “The Bedouins and their influence in history”.
[i],67,10,20,[i],30,[iii] f 
Transferred from Geography Department (BAG497), 2005

Add.MS. 2056   10 April 2001
“Seven or more make it perfect ...”. Text of a talk given by Paul Heatherington to St Aidan Lodge, Blackhill on the Fawcett window in the Chapel of the Nine Altars, Durham Cathedral (given by the Freemasons of the Province of Durham in honour of their Provincial Grand Master John Fawcett, who died 1882).
6 f 
Given by the author?

Add.MS. 2057   [1960s?]
City of Durham Preservation Society “Memorandum on Crook Hall and its envrionment”. Recommendations on restricting building and industrial activity around Crook Hall, Durham City.
2 f 

Add.MS. 2058   December 1966
“Durham City walls. Interim report”. Typescript by Durham University Extra-Mural Department.
4 f 

Add.MS. 2059   1778 - 1870
Documents relating to Bamburgh Castle and the Lord Crewe Trust.
(Detailed list being prepared)
3 boxes
Purchased at auction in June and July 2009, Acc No Misc. 2009/10:45 and 55

Add.MS. 2059/A   1832 - 1833
Case Beadnall Corn Tithes
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:55, bought at auction June 2009 and received in August 2009.
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/1

Add.MS. 2059/B   1778 - 1791
Conveyances for Bamburgh and North Sunderland etc
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:45, bought at auction July 2009.
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/2

Add.MS. 2059/C   1800 - 1809
Papers about Blanchland Bridge.
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:55, bought at auction June 2009 and received in August 2009.
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/3

Add.MS. 2059/D   1811 - 1818
Blanchland Bridge and Bamburgh land tax.
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:55, bought at auction June 2009 and received in August 2009.
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/4

Add.MS. 2059/E   1820 - 1829
Lord Crewe's Trust
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:55, bought at auction June 2009 and received in August 2009.
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/5

Add.MS. 2059/F   1830 - 1839
Lord Crewe's Trust
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:55, bought at auction June 2009 and received in August 2009.
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/6

Add.MS. 2059/G   1809 - 1850
Lord Crewe's Trust
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:55, bought at auction June 2009 and received in August 2009.
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/7

Add.MS. 2059/H   1850 - 1857
Lord Crewe's Trust
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:55, bought at auction June 2009 and received in August 2009.
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/8

Add.MS. 2059/I   1870
Bamburgh Court Papers
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:45, bought at auction July 2009.
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/9

Add.MS. 2059/J   1883 - 1884
Bamburgh court papers
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:55, bought at auction June 2009 and received in August 2009.
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/10

Add.MS. 2059/K   1829
Thornton Farm
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:45, bought at auction July 2009.
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/11

Add.MS. 2059/L   [1840s]
Bamburgh property
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:55, bought at auction June 2009 and received in August 2009.
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/12

Add.MS. 2059/M   1860s - 1870s
Lord Crewe's trust
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:55, bought at auction June 2009 and received in August 2009.
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/13

Add.MS. 2059/N   1841 - 1852
Various administrative matters including roads and ditches.
Paper file
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/14

Add.MS. 2059/O   1800 - 1827
Bamburgh manor surrenders and admittances
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:55, bought at auction June 2009 and received in August 2009.
Formerly Lord Crewe's Trust Box 10/15

Add.MS. 2059/P   1743 - 1792
Brinkburn et al
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:45, bought at auction July 2009.
Formerly Bay C Shelf 3 Bundle 26

Add.MS. 2059/Q   1788 - 1835
George Swan's copyholds
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:45, bought at auction July 2009.
Formerly unlabelled

Add.MS. 2059/R   1728 - 1828
George Swan's copyholds
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:45, bought at auction July 2009.
Formerly unlabelled

Add.MS. 2059/S   1800 - 1811
George Swan's copyholds
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:45, bought at auction July 2009.
Formerly unlabelled

Add.MS. 2059/T   1852
Haddon game lease
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:45, bought at auction July 2009.
Formerly unlabelled

Add.MS. 2059/U   1779
Copy depositions
Paper file
Part of Acc No Misc.2009/10:45, bought at auction July 2009.
Formerly unlabelled

Add.MS. 2060   mid 18th - mid 19th centuries
Documents relating to Bamburgh and Bamburgh parish
2 boxes
Bought from Alex Fotheringham, bookseller, November 2009.

Add.MS. 2061   1922 - 1936
Photographs of Frank A.J. Utting (1905-1989, BA, DThPT, MA, MEd Arms) during his time as a staff member at Fourah Bay College, Sierra Leone, and around Sierra Leone establishing teacher training, and including his wife Hilda nee Batey (1904-1968 BA, DThPT 1922-1929 Arms), with an account of their life in Sierra Leone, Ceylon (Sri Lanka) and Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), and further phtographs and certificates from their time at Armstrong College, and before and after.
1 file
Given by their daughter January 2018 (Nos.1-43), Acc No Misc.2017/18:57, and October 2018 (Nos.44-60), Acc No Misc.2018/19:25.

Add.MS. 2062   1974
Recording of the town/gown choir of St Oswald's church, Durham, organist and choirmaster David Coran, assistant organist David Hansell, singing anthems, hymns, psalms and carols covering the church year, with a list of the pieces, some notes on the recording and its history, and names of the choir.
1 CD in a hard plastic case
Given by David Hansell, February 2018, Acc No Misc.2017/18:62.

Add.MS. 2063   1909
Copies of newspapers: North Mail 30 April (badly damaged) and 8 May 1909; Durham Advertiser 30 April 1909
3 newspapers
Found in the course of redevelopment work in Routh North in the Old Buildings of Palace Green Library packed behind a beam during plaster stripping work in November 2016, Acc No. Misc.2016/17:50.

Add.MS. 2064   [mid 15th century]
Valerius Probus (Roman Grammarian, c. 20/30-105 AD), De juris notarum, [Italy] ,copy of a classical text of abbreviations, the introduction acephalous (‘//que in monumentis plurimis et historiarum libris sacrisque publicis reperiuntur’ - lacking the equivalent of 10 lines), the list of abbreviations complete. Entries are arranged alphabetically (by first letter only). A few later scribbles (including simple calculations) in the margins. Entries in 2 columns (of up to 21 lines): the first containing the abbreviations, the second the expanded equivalent. The abbreviations are written in a mixed alphabet of capital and minuscule forms (an enlarged letter heading each new alphabetical block). The expansions are in a neat humanist cursive minuscule (with one contemporary addition in a more informal cursive, 5v). This Probus text championed a more permissive approach to the use of abbreviations employment by classical copyists, offering the reader an easy reference tool for their decipherment.
Paper booklet, 1 gathering of 9f (originally either 10f with leaf 10 cancelled, or 12f with leaf 1 lost and leaves 11-12 cancelled.)some old waterstains, in 19th century card covers
Size: 198 x 135mm
Watermark: a hunting horn with central band and elephant-trunk like lips to mouthpiece (close to Briquet 7686 and many others, from a wide distribution across fifteenth-century Italy),
Purchased at Bloomsbury auction 10 July 2018, Acc No. Misc.2017/18:139.
Copies are extremely rare, and the Schoenberg Institute of Medieval Manuscripts at the University of Pennsylvania https://sdbm.library.upenn.edu/ database lists only a single manuscript as having been offered for sale, that in a Renaissance compendium sold by Laurence Witten in his catalogue for 1964, no. 313 (now Beinecke, Yale).

Add.MS. 2065/1-3   2018
Protestation returns for the parishes of Durham St Giles (HL/PO/JO/10/1/90/51), Durham St Margaret (HL/PO/JO/10/1/90/52; 2 March 1642), and Bishop Middleham (HL/PO/JO/10/1/90/65).
Images of other surviving County Durham parish protestation returns are available online.
Paper colour laser prints
Presented by the Parliamentary Archives, 9 August 2018.
Original protestation returns are held in the Parliamentary Archives (references as above).

Add.MS. 2066   1795 - 1881
Deeds for Hallcroft, Ladydale and Newhouses in Frosterley.
15 items
Given July 2018, Acc No Misc.2017/18:141

Add.MS. 2067/1-3
Three papyri found at Oxyrhyncus, Egypt, now encased in glass.
Deposited by the Egypt Exploration Society in 1922 ( The Oxyrhynchus Papyri, xvi, Appendix: List of distributed papyri, pp.277-9). Accession number Misc.2002/3:11
Former references, Durham University Library, Pap. 1-3 (cited thus in Oxyrhynchus Papyri, xvi, 277-9, and in R.A. Coles, Location lists of the Oxyrhynchus Papyri and other Greek papyri published by the Egypt Exploration Society, (London, 1974))

Add.MS. 2068/1-6
Five fragments of documents on papyrus (written in Greek), mounted between glass sheets (1-2 in one panel, 3-5 in another) and one modern specimen of papyrus. Add.MS. 2068/3-5 are all 5th or 6th century AD and may well all be in the same hand but probably not. They are mounted so it is not possible to see the backs of the documents. Descriptions by Professor David Thomas 16/6/2003.
Among material bequeathed by Professor Wilhelm Levison (1876-1947), accompanied by a manuscript note of gift to Levison from A. Weidemann and an envelope bearing the name of Prof. Dr. Schaeck; (the latter is, however, probably unconnected with the fragments, and the note from Weidemann may also have become stored with them only accidentally). Accession number Misc.2002/3:12

Add.MS. 2069   1930s
Certificates and family photo album of Margaret Dent nee Jacoby (1916-2014)
2 files and a volume
Given by her daughter November 2018, Misc.2018/19:36.

Add.MS. 2070   [14 August 1979]
Programme notes for a concert of music from Korea, [part of the Oriental Music Festival].
2ff 
Presented by Professor Keith Pratt, 27 November 2018. Misc.2018/19:40.

Add.MS. 2071   26 February 1897; 12 September 1899; 6 August 1901
Lease for 21 years by Arthur H.N. Lewers M.D. to John Rose Bradford M.D., F.R.S. of No. 60 Wimpole Street W., London, rent of £300 p.a., with schedule of fixtures and contents; with Assignment by J.R. Bradford to Sir John Stainer, 12 September 1899, consideration £250; with further Assignment by J.F.R. Stainer and E.C. Stainer to E. Stainer, 6 August 1901. Lease provides for assignments or under-letting “to another Medical man or Surgeon”.
Parchment   3m

Add.MS. 2072   [2018]
“Johnny's Book. Memories and reflections by the family and friends of Johnson (‘Johnny’) Dent” (1923-2012), collected and collated by Hugh and Lotte Shankland. Illustrated with 45 black and white photographs and 2 colour photographs.
1 volume (122 p) 
Presented by H. and L. Shankland, 11 February 2019. Misc.2018/19:75.

Add.MS. 2073   1679-1681
Printed form for paying off and disbanding armed forces raised since 29 September 1677, completed in manuscript, with endorsements. Authorising payment to Thomas Best and Phillip Coleby of £151 15s 5d (dated 31 May 1679). Endorsed (October 1679) assigning the order to Ferdinando Marsham and receipt for payment 11 May 1681.
1 piece 
Size: 23 x 22 cm
Formerly PamX 355.66 EXC (accession 189753)

Add.MS. 2074/1-2   1840 and 1890
British postal ephemera: Mulready envelope; Jubilee issue envelope, 2 July 1890, to commemorate fifty years of penny post.
2 pieces 
Bequest of C. E. Whiting. Formerly PamX 383.2 (accession 96472-3)

Add.MS. 2075   [first quarter of 19th century]
Page from autograph album, with 4 items pasted on. Three envelopes to addresses in Durham. Printed receipt, completed in manuscript, from James Hogg to George Andrews, of Durham, dated Eltrive 1 June 1819 for one guinea subscription to the Queen's wake.
1 sheet 

Add.MS. 2076/1-3   8 December 1833
“The Philosopher's third invention for the good of the River Tyne” addressed to John Clayton Esqr, Sand-Hill, Newcastle upon Tyne. Written on 5 small cards pasted onto paper, it is a proposal that all keelmen should go to exposed sand banks on the Tyne at low water and fill their boats with sand, which they are to then take out to sea and dump. The title is written on the back of a printed admission ticket, price 1 shilling, for “William Martin The Northumberland Anti-Newtonian Philosopher upon the principle of perpetual motion”, signed by Martin.
Print: W. Martin's Invention of the High Level Bridge.
2 pieces; 1 print 
Misc.Acc. 2001/2002:86

Add.MS. 2077   1916 - 1973
Ephemera about the Morson family.
Paper file, 12 items
Acc No Misc.2018/19:83, March 2019.

Add.MS. 2078   2 May 1740
Trust deed detailing arrangements for the estate of William Botcheby between
1. Thomas Vazey of Durham currier, Robert Hixon of New Elvet, yeoman, Edward Bell of Raby, yeoman, devisees of William Botcheby late of Durham, saddler
2. John Bainbridge of Durham, butcher, and his wife Dorothy, Henry Taylor of Sunderland, sailmaker, and his wife Isabel (she and Dorothy being daughters and coheirs of Botcheby
3. Isabel Botcheby of Durham, widow of William Botcheby
4. Henry Forster, Cuthbert Bainbriudge and William Forster, all of Durham, merchants and aldermen
5. Thomas Davison of Low Barns, Co Durham, yeoman
and beginning with the will of William Botcheby of 8 March 1730 wherein he devised his estates to 1 in trust for his daughters in 2 with an annuity of £25 to 3 and involving his property in Durham St Nicholas in the Market Place occupied by Ralph Brockett, John Brabant, Abraham Hilton, Robert Kelsey and Jonathan Martin.
Parchment, 2m
Acc No Misc.2018/19:84, March 2019.

Add.MS. 2079   2017
List and images of the collection of Newbiggin in Teesdale Methodist Chapel made by Alison Butler, Liaison Officer for Methodist Historic Objects, prior to the chapel's closure and sale in 2018, including:
157 volumes, with details of provenance 1820-2003 (bibles, hymn books, historical and religious texts, also some minute books and registers)
64 In memoriam cards, with details of provenance 1869-1940
152 magazines/journals 1743-1993
61 circuit plans 1823-1979
97 photographs 1878-1991
61 objects
13 letters
27 addenda
1 USB stick, with 2.4 GB of data
Acc No Misc.2018/19:95, March 2019

Add.MS. 2080   1869
Inventory of 26 North Bailey of the late Jane Thorp, original manuscript verison with 2 copies of the subsequent auction catalogue.
3 items
Bought from John Turton, bookseller, Acc No Misc. 2018/19:98.

Add.MS. 2081   [late 18th / early 19th century]
Perspective peepshow of a pleasure garden with people promenading. Framed at the side by trees, a fountain in the foreground receding to a pool and belvedere as background.
Four printed and hand coloured cards with folded paper hinges; in a poor state of repair   1 piece
Size: 12 x 18 cm; opens to about 25 cm.
Formerly in Library at X712.5 PAN (accession number 152724). Amongst material donated to the Library by William Waples of Sunderland.

Add.MS. 2082/1-   [early 20th century]
Pen and ink sketches made by J. G. Wilson of Durham scenes. Copied from original topographical drawings made by Samuel Grimm in the 1790s, now in the British Library Add.MS 15540

Add.MS. 2083   February 1924
Mounted photograph of a pen and ink drawing copy of a Samuel Grimm drawing made by J. G. Wilson, showing the old Prebends Bridge with the building known as the Count's House. Pasted on the back is an explanatory letter from J. T. Fowler, Scunthorpe.
Paper   1 piece
Size: image 13 x 20 cm
The sketch by J. G. Wilson is now in Durham Cathedral Library, Prints 40.

Add.MS. 2084   [early 20th century]
Watercolour of the east end of Elvet Bridge, Durham city as it would have been about 1790, showing among the buildings the cross and the chapel of St Andrew. Based on a Samuel Grimm drawing, possibly painted by Mark Richardson.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 35.5 x 43 cm

Add.MS. 2085   21 February 1884
Sepia ink drawing by William Rushworth of design for a casket to contain the DCL conferred by the University of Durham on the Duke of Albany on 30 January 1884.
Paper mounted on board   1 piece
Size: 32 x 47 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2086   [early 20th century]
Watercolour of the back garden of a house with five people. If this is painted by Mark Robinson then it could be his house at 85A New Elvet, Durham. On the other side a sepia wash painting of Croxdale, a bend in the river Wear with haymaking in the foreground.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 27 x 42 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2087   [late 19th century]
Pencil sketch of Durham city, looking north from Mountjoy, ploughing in foreground, Elvet Colliery and view across city.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 33 x 45 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2088   [late 18th century]
Watercolour, view downriver of river Wear from below Prebends Bridge, showing Durham Cathedral, the two mills, Framwellgate Bridge and a small passenger ferry. Costume of figures is of mid 18th century.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 25 x 38.5 cm
Note on back: Bought from J. R. Abbott 1962. £2.

Add.MS. 2089   [early 20th century]
Pencil sketch by Mark Robinson, “Betty's Cottage”, Prebends Cottage on the path between White Gates and Prebends Bridge, Durham city.
Paper, mounted on paper   1 piece
Size: image 30 x 26 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2090   1811
Watercolour “Durham”, Durham Cathedral and river Wear looking up from the bank below Framwellgate Bridge, painted by General Sir Charles Grene Ellicombe (1783-1871).
Paper, mounted on paper   1 piece
Size: image 22.5 x 32 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2091   4 June 1811
Watercolour “Inn at Ryhope Durham”, painted by General Sir Charles Grene Ellicombe (1783-1871).
Paper, mounted on paper   1 piece
Size: image 17 x 24.5 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2092   1811
Watercolour “Durham” view across river Wear from bank below Prebends Bridge looking up at Durham Cathedral and Castle, and Framwellgate Bridge, painted by General Sir Charles Grene Ellicombe (1783-1871).
Paper, mounted on paper   1 piece
Size: image 22 x 34 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2093   [1811?]
Watercolour view south from Aykley Heads of Durham city, dominated by Durham Cathedral and Castle, harvesting in the foreground, painted by General Sir Charles Grene Ellicombe (1783-1871).
Paper, mounted on paper   1 piece
Size: image 23 x 33 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2094   1811
Watercolour “Durham Bridge” Prebends Bridge, with Durham Cathedral in the background, painted by General Sir Charles Grene Ellicombe (1783-1871).
Paper, mounted on paper   1 piece
Size: image 29.5 x 24 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2095   [early 20th century]
Pencil sketch with white highlights of the lodge at the White Gates, leading down to Prebends Bridge, Durham city. A couple are strolling along Quarryheads Lane away from the artist in the foreground.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 22.5 x 32.5 cm
Bought from Mrs L. A. Leake, 1982.

Add.MS. 2096   [19th century]
Pencil sketch with white highlights “Finchale Abbey Durham”, the ruins of Finchale Abbey, viewed across the river Wear in which cattle are standing, signed S.F.W. or G.F.W.
Paper, mounted on board   1 piece
Size: 27 x 41 cm
Bought from Edw. Hall, 24 May 1960, for 1 guinea.

Add.MS. 2097   [late 19th century]
Pencil sketch of the buildings at the east end of Elvet Bridge, Durham city, looking upriver from the bank of river Wear.
Paper, mounted on board   1 piece
Size: 33 x 53 cm
Bought from J. R. Abbott in 1962.

Add.MS. 2098   [early 19th century]
“Rothbury Cross. Built 1722 pulled down 1821” Water colour sketch of a stone building with roof timbers, built as an enclosure for the cross. A note that it is possibly by C. G. V. Harcourt.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 26.2 x 20.4 cm
Found in a copy of E. Mackenzie, An historical, topographical, and descriptive view of the county of Northumberland, and of those parts of the county of Durham situated north of the river Tyne, with Berwick upon Tweed, and brief notices of celebrated places on the Scottish border. Comprehending the various subjects of natural, civil, and ecclesiastical geography ... (Newcastle upon Tyne : printed and published by Mackenzie and Dent ..., 1825)

Add.MS. 2099   1904
“The Curtain or St Margaret's Rectory”. Water colour of the buildings at the east end of St Margaret's Church, South Street, Durham, painted by Isabel Rowlandson.
Card   1 piece
Size: 26 x 37 cm
Presented by Miss Rowlandson, 1977.

Add.MS. 2100   [early 19th century]
“Gateshead, Durham” sepia ink sketch of view across Gateshead, showing St Edmund's church tower and the windmill. Pencil note on the back says “J. W. Carmichael 7/6”.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 20.7 x 19.7 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2101   [early 20th century]
Oil painting of Kepier Gatehouse, Durham, by E. W. Claughan.
Board   1 piece
Size: 25.5 x 35.5 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2102   [early 19th century]
“Rothbury Old Church” pen and ink sketch, streetscape with church in foreground, signed with a monogram C H (or H C). Possibly by C. G. V. Harcourt.
Paper   1 piece
Size: image 11.4 x 17 cm
Found in a copy of E. Mackenzie, An historical, topographical, and descriptive view of the county of Northumberland, and of those parts of the county of Durham situated north of the river Tyne, with Berwick upon Tweed, and brief notices of celebrated places on the Scottish border. Comprehending the various subjects of natural, civil, and ecclesiastical geography ... (Newcastle upon Tyne : printed and published by Mackenzie and Dent ..., 1825)

Add.MS. 2103   1895
“Shincliffe Mill”, watercolour by Mark Robinson, view from the riverbank of buildings across a field.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 25.5 x 38 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2104   [approximately 1840?]
“Relative sizes of the Castle and Cathedral from Mr Carmichael's point of view Camera sketch”, by R. W. Billings. Ink wash silhouettes of Durham Castle and Cathedral.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 25 x 32 cm
Presented by J. G. Wilson, 16 February 1924.

Add.MS. 2105   [1906?]
Watercolour view of Elvet Bridge, Durham, St Andrew's Chapel from the shore below, looking north. Possibly by Mark Robinson.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 29 x 23 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2106   [early 20th century]
Oil painting of Kepier Manor House, Durham, by E. W. Claughan. Door way and arch.
Board   1 piece
Size: 38.2 x 28.2 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2107   [early 20th century]
Oil painting, view of Court Lane with Durham Cathderal in the background, by E. W. Claughan.
Board   1 piece
Size: 34.3 x 25 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2108   [late 19th century]
“Old Tower Ravensworth”; watercolour of medieval tower in corner of walled yard, a man and a dog in front.
Paper, mounted on board   1 piece
Size: 24.6 x 19 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2109   23 September 1834
Pencil sketch of Prebends Cottage, Durham by Joseph Bouet, showing the path down to Prebends Bridge.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 16.8 x 22.2 cm
Presented by J. G. Wilson 16 February 1924.

Add.MS. 2110   [1910s?]
“Norman crypt chapel, Durham Castle [early XIth cent]”, ink drawing by Charles F. Hodges of the pillars of the Norman Chapel, Durham Castle.
Paper, mounted on card   1 piece
Size: 18 x 14.5 cm
Presented by the artist.

Add.MS. 2111   [1880s?]
Ink drawing of the ornamented doorway to Cosin's Hall, Palace Green, Durham.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 36.5 x 25.5 cm
Presented by Rev. Terence Towers who had purchased it in Norwich in 1973.

Add.MS. 2112   [1906]
Watercolour of Great High Wood, Durham, bluebells and a girl seated in the foreground. Probably by Mark Robinson.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 29.2 x 22.7 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2113   [late 19th century]
Pencil sketch of Elwick Hall and Elwick Church, County Durham, (made after the 1860 rebuilding of the church tower).
Paper   1 piece
Size: 18.5 x 28 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2114   18 September 1883
“Elwick Hall” pencil sketch of the garden with the house, Elwick Hall, County Durham, behind. Date could read 1833 or 1883.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 20 x 27.5 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2115   [late 19th century]
Watercolour, view of Durham from Shincliffe Bank Top, by James Peel. Extensive biographical notes by J. T. Fowler about the artist on the back of the painting.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 24 x 34 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2116   1902
Watercolour view of Durham at sunset, by J. G. Alister Macdonald.
Board   1 piece
Size: 15.5 x 23.5 cm
Bought 24 January 1953 from J. Tillotson, Leighton Buzzard.

Add.MS. 2117   7 September 1849
Charcoal sketch of west end of Durham Cathedral seen from the opposite river bank, with the Fulling Mill in the foreground.
Paper   1 piece
Size: 17.5 x 25 cm
Bought from J. R. Abbott, 1961.

Add.MS. 2118   3 July 1829
“Durham Cathedral and St Oswald's Church and vicarage Revd. P. Pinson's MGS from E. Lock MGS”. Pencil sketch with some inking, possibly drawn by William Gotch.
Paper (mounted)   1 piece
Size: 14.4 x 22.7 cm
Bought from J. R. Abbott.

Add.MS. 2119   [1910s?]
“Durham (the Nave.)” ink drawing of the interior of Durham Cathedral; similar in style to the drawing by Charles F. Hodges of the pillars of the Norman Chapel, Durham Castle (Add.MS 2110).
Paper   1 piece
Size: 19.5 x 19 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2120   [1910s?]
“Crypt, Durham Cathdedral”, ink drawing approximating to the Norman Chapel in Durham Castle; similar in style to the drawing by Charles F. Hodges of the pillars of the Norman Chapel, Durham Castle (Add.MS 2110) and of Durham Cathedral (Add.MS 2119).
Paper   1 piece
Size: 17.5 x 10.5 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2121   [1920s]
Photograph of a pen and ink drawing of the Cock Inn at the foot of New Elvet, Durham, drawn by E. W. Claughan
Paper   1 piece
Size: 25.5 x 20 cm
Presented by W. A. Bramwell 1928.

Add.MS. 2122   1824
Pencil sketch of the centre of the village of Westoe, County Durham, dated January 1824 and signed I.P.F., and two copies of a lithograph based upon it “The village of Westoe in the County of Durham” dated November 1824 and signed “I.P.F fecit in Lithogy”. A later note on the envelope formerly containing them (and others?) identifies the artist as Isabella Fox who made them for George Townsend Fox while he was in America.
Paper   3 pieces
Size: image on each 13 x 20.5 cm
Bought from Mrs L. A. Leake in 1982.

Add.MS. 2123   [1900 x 1910]
“Durham. Evening” view of Durham across the river and race course, signed Warren Williams. Mounted colour postcard from the Dainty series published by E. T. W. Dennis.
Paper   1 piece, mounted
Size: 8.7 x 13.8 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2124   [1900 x 1910]
“Framwellgate. Durham.” view of Durham Cathedral from Framwellgate, signed Warren Williams. Mounted colour postcard from the Dainty series published by E. T. W. Dennis.
Paper   1 piece, mounted
Size: 13.8 x 8.7cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2125   [1900 x 1910]
“Durham Cathedral from the River” view of Durham Cathedral and the Fulling Mill from the opposite bank of the Wear, signed T. Guy. Mounted colour postcard from the Dainty series published by E. T. W. Dennis.
Paper   1 piece, mounted
Size: 13.8 x 8.7cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2126   [1900 x 1910]
“Durham - Early Morning” misty view of Durham Cathedral and Castle across rooftops, signed T. Guy. Mounted colour postcard from the Dainty series published by E. T. W. Dennis.
Paper   1 piece, mounted
Size: 13.8 x 8.7cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2127   [1900 x 1910]
“Durham - Early Morning” misty view of Durham Cathedral and Castle across rooftops, signed T. Guy. Mounted colour postcard from the Dainty series published by E. T. W. Dennis.
Paper   1 piece, mounted
Size: 13.8 x 8.7cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2128   [1900 x 1910]
“Durham Castle” view of Durham Castle from below Elvet Bridge, signed T. Guy. Mounted colour postcard from the Dainty series published by E. T. W. Dennis.
Paper   1 piece, mounted
Size: 13.8 x 8.7cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2129   [1900 x 1910]
“Durham - Elvet Bridge” view of St Andrew's Chapel end of Elvet Bridge, signed T. Guy. Mounted colour postcard from the Dainty series published by E. T. W. Dennis.
Paper   1 piece, mounted
Size: 13.8 x 8.7cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2130   [1900 x 1910]
“Durham - Framwellgate Bridge” view of Durham Cathedral from downriver below Framwellgate Bridge, signed T. Guy. Mounted colour postcard from the Dainty series published by E. T. W. Dennis.
Paper   1 piece, mounted
Size: 13.8 x 8.7cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2131   [mid 20th century]
“Durham”, view of Durham Castle from Allergate by Charles Manning; mounted colour print.
Paper   1 piece, mounted
Size: 22.8 x 15 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2132   [mid 20th century]
“Durham Cathedral”, view of Durham Cathedral from below Framwellgate Bridge by Charles Manning; mounted colour print.
Paper   1 piece, mounted
Size: 22.8 x 15 cm
Provenance not recorded.

Add.MS. 2133   1915 - 1951
Collection of letters of Thomas W[alter] Watson, soldier, [3 December 1895-Q4 1973], of Hude Gate, Middleton-in-Teesdale, Durham, served in the 6th & 19th Durham Light Infantry, wounded on the Somme, once in the face, to his parents and family, mostly his mother and sister Hilda, 1915-18 & after the war, at training camp, convalescence in Ledbury, Cardiff and Dublin, after being wounded, demobilised in March 1919, and possible subsequent employment, with occasional letters back from his family, e.g. "A.2. Ward... Hospital... Rouen... Dear Mother, Just these few lines to let you know that I have been wounded and I am getting on allright [sic]. I hope to be with my Battalion soon. Dear Mrs Watson I am writing these few lines for your son as he cannot use is arm yet hopeing he will be able to use it soon", most with their envelopes still, annotated [?by his mother], and a few ragged copies of The Whizz-Bang Magazine, tickets and programmes for entertainments in Dublin, a French language handbook, a 1922 ticket for sailing to Australia, and brief replies to letters of the 1940s to the king and the prime minister [?about a disability pension].
Paper, numerous pp., most 8vo, some in pencil, 1 box
Bought at Forum Auctions, London, 30 May 2019.
Digitised material for Letters of Private Thomas Watson, DLI, 1915 - Add.MS. 2133
Digitised material for Letters of Private Thomas Watson, DLI, 1916 - Add.MS. 2133
Digitised material for Letters of Private Thomas Watson, DLI, 1917 - Add.MS. 2133
Digitised material for Letters of Private Thomas Watson, DLI, 1918 - Add.MS. 2133
Digitised material for Letters of Private Thomas Watson, DLI, 1919 - Add.MS. 2133
Digitised material for The Whizz-bang, 1916 (incomplete) - Add.MS. 2133
Digitised material for Letters of Private Thomas Watson, DLI, 1920-22 - Add.MS. 2133

Add.MS. 2134   May 1820 - April 1855
Correspondence with bishops of Durham: Shute Barrington (1), William van Mildert (4), Edward Maltby (5) and 2 undated.
1. From Bishop Barrington at London to Revd G. Newby, 31 May 1820, incomplete.
2. From W.S. Gilly at Norham Vicarage to Bishop van Mildert, 18 November 1833.
3. From Sir James Scarlett at Dorchester to Bishop van Mildert, 18 March 1834.
4. From Bishop van Mildert to the High Sheriff of Durham, 24 October 1834, copy, incomplete.
5. From T. Gisborne at The College, Durham, to Gresley, Bishop van Mildert's secretary, 11 July 1835.
6. From Edward Copleston bishop of Llandaff, at St Paul's Deanery, to Bishop van Mildert, 25 June 1836.
7. From Bishop Maltby at Auckland Castle to C.K. Murray, 13 January 1841.
8. From Lord Londonderry at Seaham Hall to [Bishop Maltby], 4 February 1842.
9. From W.S. Gilly at Norham Vicarage to [Bishop Maltby], 7 November 1842.
10. From Lord Cranworth [Chancellor] at London to [Bishop Maltby], 2 April 1855.
11. From G. Wellesley at Durham to [Bishop ?], 13 November.
12. From Rev G.S. Faber to [?Bishop ?], 30 November, incomplete.
Paper file
Bought at Stride's auction sale, Chichester, lot 486, 6 June 2000, Acc No Misc.1999/00:11.

Add.MS. 2135   September 1848 - October 1878
84 letters to Charles Baring (1807-1879), Bishop of Bristol and Gloucester 1856-1861, Bishop of Durham 1861-1879, and family, including material on the building of new churches in the diocese of Durham, and 2 small photographs.
Paper file
Bought at Stride's auction sale, Chichester, lots 262 and 263, 6 June 2000, Acc No Misc.1999/00:11.

Add.MS. 2136   [c.1970]
Holy Island/Lindisfarne parish registers 1578-1864, transcripts made in 1906 by H.M. Wood and another held in Newcastle Central Library, photocopies made for Dr R. Cartwright of the Department of Anthropology, with also lists of documents in Holy Island vicarage and documents on Holy Island held by Cartwright July 1974
1. Christenings 1578-1715
2. Marriages 1578-1716
3. Burials 1578-1716
4. Marriages 1716-1742, Christenings 1715-1742, Burials 1716-1742
5. Christenings March 1743-January 1813
6. Marriages March 1743-1812; witnesses of publications of banns 1754-1790; banns not followed by marriage at Holy Island 1754-1812
7. Burials March 1743-1812
8. Christenings 1813-1864
9. Christenings 1813-1840 (duplicate)
10. Marriages 1813-1837; banns not followed by marriage at Holy Island 1824-1837; Burials 1813-1837
10 paper files
Given by Dr Cartwright 1974, Acc No Misc.2002/03:37.

Add.MS. 2137   [5 October 1831]
Photocopies of selected pages from “A catalogue of MSS in the library of John Trotter Brockett, F.S.A. Lond: & N.Cas:” (Newcastle upon Tyne October 5 1831).
1 file 
Supplied by Cambridge University Library 1975, after they had purchased the original from the estate of A. N. L. Munby (see accompanying letter from D. McKitterick to A. I. Doyle); formerly PamXLL 016.091 BRO.

Add.MS. 2138   [later 16th century] - later 19th century
Scrapbook of manuscript and printed items, mostly pedigrees and related genealogical material for Co Durham and Northumberland families, compiled by the antiquarian and historian of Darlington W.H.D. Longstaffe, including letters from fellow antiquarians Edward Prest, James Raine, Robert Surtees and F.R. Wilson, with also some earlier 16th century documents, letters to and from J.B. Taylor of Sunderland and Robert Spearman, and printed notices of church memorials. Items in addition to pedigrees include the following.
Paper book with originally 130 paper items stuck in
Bought from D.P. White, bookseller of Horsham, Sussex, in 1993, Acc No Misc.1993/94:3.

Add.MS. 2139   1847
Printout (15 November 2019) of a digital copy of a drawing by J. Bouet viewing Palace Green from the south (cathedral) side showing the edge of the Registry building, the turret on Bishop Cosin's Library, the entrance to the castle, the wall up to and the castle keep topped by a large flag, trees with a lamp-post, various ?students, conjoined with a probably originally separate drawing of [Durham School 2nd Master's House] near the corner of Grove St and South St in Durham.
Paper, 1f
Image donated by Michael Sayers, November 2019, Acc No Misc.2019/20:39.

Add.MS. 2140   2018
Valerie Brown, “The church of St Mary le Bow, North Bailey, Durham City. Medieval church and modern museum in the shadow of Durham Cathedral”. Printed, but unpublished history of the church.
1 volume (unbound)   315 pages
Donated by the author, November 2019, Acc No Misc.2019/20:37.

Add.MS. 2141   2016
“The Life and Times of Rev Charles Herbert Parsons, B.A., L.Th., 1862-1941”, by Martin Wynne, including his education at Hatfield Hall 1882-1884 and his subsequent missionary life in first Australia and then especially China.
Paper file, 161p, with a CD
Donated by the author, November 2019, Acc No Misc.2019/20/40.

Add.MS. 2142   December 1821
Music book of piano pieces and songs (English, with some Scottish and French), in various hands, inscribed on the inside front cover “Mrs Davidson Stockton Decr 1821 Bd” : index of songs, p.1-21 lessons 1-24; p.22-32 piano exercises; p.33-[226] songs:
p.33 Of Noble Race was Shenkin
p.34 In a cottaged vale she dwells
p.36 In sight of port (ditty)
p.37 Somebody (were I obliged to beg my bread)
p.38 When first this humble roof I knew
p.39 For tenderness formed (in the heiress)
p.40 Since then I'm doomed
p.45 Rule Britannia
p.46 Sandy and Jenny
p.47 In my cottage near the wood
p.48,49,50,51 Country dances
p.52 Giles Scroggins ghost
p.53 Life let us cherish
p.54 My ain kind dearie (a rondo)
p.56 Auld Langsyne
p.57 Of a' the airts the win' can blow
p.58 O whistle & I will come to you
p.59 He was famed for deeds of arms
p.62 Believe my vows (in chains of the heart)
p.64 Hail great Britain happy nation
p.65 O dear what the matter be
p.66 Tom Starboard
p.68 Kennys cottage maid
p.69 Henry & ? (missing)
p.70 The banks of Shannon
p.72 He loves & rides away
p.74 The harps song (in love laughs at locksmiths)
p.76 La plaisanterie (a rondo)
p.80 Lost is my quiet for ever
p.81 The banks of Tweed
p.82 Honey Moon & Keel Row
p.83 Moulines Maria
p.84 The Maid of Lodi
p.85 Travellers see strange things
p.86 When the nightingale shall sing
p.88 Old Fowler
p.90 The match boy
p.92 A Hindustani girl's song
p.93 My love is but a lassie yet; Harry Lubin was a shepherd boy
p.94 Tsadi the Moor
p.96 Bonie Lesley
p.98 Here in cool grot & mossy cell
p.100-104 Hymns
p.104-107 Country dances etc
p.108 O this is my ain lassie
p.109 Open the door
p.110 Behind yon hills
p.11 Shepherd I have lost my love
p.112 When wild war's dealy blast
p.113 A rosebud by my early walk
p.114 Tak' your auld cloak about ye
p.115 The Lammie
p.116 The Broom of Cowdenknows
p.117 The Wawking of the Fauld
p.118 Cauld Kail in Aberdeen
p.119 Mucking of Geordys byre
p.120 The yellow haired laddie
p.121 The white mountains of Snowden
p.122 The rising of the lark
p.123 Sir Watkyn's dream
p.124 The lonely isle (from the Lady of the Lake)
p.125 Wilt thou say farewell love
p.127 Donald Macleod
p.129 The Shepherd Harry
p.132 Mary I believed thee true
p.133 Then prithee no more come to woo
p.134 In the rough blast heaves the billow
p.136 Willy is a bonny lad
p.137-140 Country dances etc
p.141 A Highland lad my love was born
p.142 Highland Mary
p.144 O rest thee babe, rest thee
p.146 Le petit tambour de la garde nationale
p.148 La Suissess au bord du lac
p.150 When roses wild were blowing
p.152 Time is on the wing
p.154 Jessie the flow'r o' Dunblane
p.157 Maggie Lauder
p.158 The poor peasant boy
p.159 She is far from the land
p.160 Eveleen's bower
p.161 Till the bumper fair (air Bob & Joan)
p.162 Tis gone and for ever
p.164 Tis the last rose of Summer
p.166 The legacy
p.168 The young May moon
p.170 The cadet's farewell to Mary
p.171 The Grisset
p.172 Bruce's address etc
p.173 Good Yanki & poor Orra
p.174 Away with melancholy
p.176 Cross purposes
p.178 The lovers mistake
p.180 Sweet home
p.182 Oh 'Tis love 'Tis love
p.184 Home sweet home
p.186 Oh no we never mention her
p.188 Smile again my bonnie lassie
p.190 The light guitar
Paper book, half-leather marbled covers with a central maroon “MUSIC” title panel on the front cover, 4 + 226p (p.69-70 missing)
Bought from Blackwells, Oxford, November 2019, Acc No Misc.2019/20:41

Add.MS. 2143   1967-1975
Teesmouth Bird Club reports. Typescript: annual reports 7-13; bird reports 105-126; newsletter 17;19-26; ringing reports; miscellaneous notices.
1 file
Transferred from Bill Bryson Library, December 2019 (formerly +59(05)).

Add.MS. 2144
See separate Howlett catalogue

Add.MS.2145   [1939 x 1945]
Housekeeping scrapbook, containing recipe cuttings (many from Daily Telegraph‘Home Cook’ column and The Listener); 14 loose items (Add.MS.2145/A-N).
Also includes: knitting pattern for ladies' gloves (Add.MS.2145/M); illustrated sign, “All ‘nice’ children love animals” (Add.MS.2145/N); Salads and Vegetables, Food Education Memo no. 1 (1940) and Hat-Box Cookery (now filed at PamSC 02787-02788).

Add.MS. 2146   
Virginia Surtees Book Collection printed ephemera
Paper file

Add.MS. 2147   20 December 1792
Will of John Pye [1706-1796] of Willington, Northumberland, farmer, with bequests to his sons John Pye of Holystone House farmer and Henry Pye of Dissington farmer, also the children of his late daughter Elizabeth Mann married to John Mann of Wallsend, his daughter Mary Pye wife of John Pye of Coldside, Midford, his granddaughter Mary Younghusband, his daughter Ann Wilson wife of Joshua Wilson of Wilington, his wife Mary Pye, and his son Moses Pye who is to be his executor.
Paper, 2f
Given by his descendent, 6 February 2020, Acc No Misc.2019/20:82

Add.MS. 2148   [1975]
“An Elegant Mansion in Nether Heworth A Study of Crow Hall [Felling], and some of those who lived there”, by Moira Hunter, illustrated, utilising especially DCD leases.
Paper file
Given by Linda Drury, 3 March 2020, Acc No Misc.2019/20:89.

Add.MS. 2149   [1980s?]
Photocopy of notes taken from National Archives PRO Durham 3/218 by C. Brooks. List in roughly chronological order of lawyers allowed to practise in Durham temporal courts, 1660-1714.
22f. 
Transferred from PamXLL 347.069 BRO.

Add.MS. 2150   December 1974
“Fifty years of development at the Science Laboratories” University of Durham science open days, December 1974. Leaflet and publicity material, including cuttings of a series of articles in the Northern echo by Judith Hann and typescript handouts describing the different departments.
1 file
Transferred from PamXLL 378.4281 DUR.

Add.MS. 2151   6 November 1566
Bargain and sale by Raplh Tailboys of Thornton, Co Durham, esq, to William Wormley of Bryam, Yorks, yeoman, and George Sym of Gainforth, Co Durham, yeoman, of all his lands etc in Hurworth for £100, along with all relevant deeds etc before All Saints next, with fee simple tenure to be secured by Tailboys within 3 years at the cost of Wormley and Sym, all excepting a life interest in a parcel of Margaret Tailboys and a lease of a parcel of William Ayslaibey not exceeding 21 years.
(Dorse) Witnesses (signatures): Henry Lawson, Robert Lawson, Marmaduke Baytmanson, Richard ?Beuwyysh, John Burnet, Cuthbert Reed, John Bucke, Robert Hall, James Frear, Antony Husband.
Parchment, 1m, indented head, zig-zag, with a red wax seal on a parchment tag through 3 slits in a turnup
Given by Christine Nicholds, 10 December 2020, Acc No Misc.2020/21:22.

Add.MS.2152   1908
“Index of names in the Durham University journal”, compiled by W.C. Boulter (covers volumes 1-20: according to a note it indexes students at Durham but omits University staff).
1 volume 
Presented by Rev W.C. Boulter, January 1916. Former DUL shelfmarks 38.F.21 and LII.3.F.1.

Add.MS.2153   [early 18th century]
Language:   Latin
“Fundatio Ecclesia Cathedralis Dunelmensis”: Henrician and Marian statutes of the Chapter of Durham Cathedral (f.1-145); table of contents (f.155-156); local statutes of 1556, 1567, 1594. Written in an early 18th century hand on paper with an armorial A DURAND watermark.
1 volume. 169f 
Binding: 19th century full calf, gold fillet and blind tooled panels
Donated to the Library by Charles Thorp in 1853. Inscription: “Cha. Thorp Dunelm ex dono E. Claverly A.D. 1844 Lib. Univ. Dunelm dedit Car' Thorp Guard. A.D. 1853”. Former DUL shelfmark Θ.vi.18
Other versions of this text are in in DUL Cosin MS. V.iii.28, DUL Add.MS. 2154 and Durham Cathedral Library MS C.iv.33.
Parts printed: The statutes of the cathedral church of Durham : with other documents, relating to its foundation and endowment by King Henry the Eighth and Queen Mary Surtees Society 143 (Durham: Andrews, 1929)

Add.MS.2154   [start of 18th century]
Language:   Latin
“Fundatio, dotatio et statuta Ecclesia Cathedralis Dunelmensis; quibus adjiciuntur catalogi episcoporum, priorum, decanorum, praebendariorum et archidiaconorum ejusdem Ecclesia”. Statutes of Durham Cathedral and lists of clergy. Added at the end, a list of ministers of St Peter's Mancroft, Norwich, 1686-1826. Additions by Edward Rudd to the clergy lists update entries made by 1711 but before 1719.
1 volume 277 pages 
Binding: 18th century full calf, blind tooled panels
Ownership inscription (noting purchase price of £1 3s.) and printed bookplate of Edward Rudd (died 1727) with later biographical note; inscriptions of John Francis dated 1756, Benedict Chapman and Jeremy Day. Letter dated 28 February 1859 tipped in at front from P. Grant, Cambridge, offering this manuscript for sale at £1 1s. Former DUL shelfmark Θ.vi.19.
Other versions of this text are in in DUL Cosin MS. V.iii.28, DUL Add.MS. 2154 and Durham Cathedral Library MS C.iv.33.
Parts printed: The statutes of the cathedral church of Durham : with other documents, relating to its foundation and endowment by King Henry the Eighth and Queen Mary Surtees Society 143 (Durham: Andrews, 1929)

Add.MS.2155   
Language:   Latin
System of universal philosophy, made up of a series of sections (articuli, disputationes etc., separately paginated). Written by various hands.
Inscription “F. Tasburgh” on first page of volume 1 (same as that on a 1722 copy of Camden's Britannia (see Case Antiques website)). Probably Francis Tasburgh (born 1686) who trained with the Jesuits.
2 volumes (folio) 
Binding: 18th century full mottled calf, gold fillet panels, gold tooled spine compartments
Given by the Rev. J. F. Turner, 1854. Former DUL shelfmark L.ii.34-35.

Add.MS.2156   1873
Language:   Latin
“Transcript of Offices of St Wilfrid as used in the Collegiate Church and Chapels of Ripon, in the 15th century. With a facsimile of the first page”, made by J.T. Fowler, 1873. Transcripts from Ripon Cathedral MS 8 (see MMLB v.4, 211-213 for a description of the manuscript). Includes a printed version of the sale catalogue entry for the manuscript priced £135, a manuscript facsimile of f.1r, a letter (11 July 1890) from Thomas Thistle (who worked on the printed edition The offices of St. Wilfred according to the use of the Church of Ripon : from a psalter belonging to the Dean and Chapter of Ripon Cathedral, with an English translation by John Whitham; assisted by Thomas Thistle. (Ripon: William Harrison, 1893)) and 3 letters from Wareham Rectory (Selwyn Blackett?) dated November 1892.
1 volume 
Given by the Rev J.T. Fowler, 1924. Former DUL shelfmark Φ.i.36.

Add.MS.2157   2009
“The Lives and Times of Henry Dodd, M.D.” , by V.F. Whitbread, originally 1995, revised 2009, detailing the life of Henry Dodd (1830-1892), of Winlaton etc, and possibly of Newcastle College of Medicine, and of his Dodd antecedents and relatives in the north east and beyond, with an image of Henry Dodd in old age (not to be reproduced).
Paper file 
Given by the author, 9 August 2021, Acc No Misc.2021/22:5.

Add.MS.2158   1813 - 1814
Photocopy of a 'Memoranda' or journal of ?, a solicitior and/or businessman or clergyman (children William, Elizabeth, Kitty, Isabella, Hellen, Mary, Anthony, Walter) of ?Sunderland, recording his transactions, correspondence and activities for several days each month, probably based in Sunderland, but also featuring Newcastle and Durham, in a lively and intelligent style, with various visual allusions sketched and some words elaborately highlighted, a transcription of the first page or so being:
Anno 1813 March 10th Sent several of the papers printed in answer to Methodisticus, about in this neighbourhood. Graham says he had 20 and kept about 18. He is to send them to the clergy of all colours and Descriptions. I do not know the names of many of them. (He was a Quaker & Free Thinker, & when he died was buried in his Garden.) 10th Sent an answer to the Letter of J. Mitchel printer, Dean Street, that I would decline inserting the papers as an advertisement, such a trifle being not worth any further expence. Thanked him for his information. But wholly exonerated myself from any design to deceive the Stamp Office of any duty due, as I conceived it as independent of any such demand, after withdrawing the advertising part of it, as an essay or a copy of verses. That I had sent it to the 3 other prints and concluded that they would also decline it on the same Grounds, as I had no doubt of the correctness of his judgement & experience in such matters. Since the above Walker has in viccivil terms declined it except as an advertisement, on the same grounds – also the pompous Mr Humble by a notice in his paper. I gave Dr Gray a dozen to disperse at Durham and take 1 to Mr Sharp which he has promised to do – also Mr Eden 20 to disperse where he goes – wrote a letter in one to the children of Durham, and 1 to William at Witton – one to Mr Langridge as Episcopus Methodisticorum in a jocose stile which has after many days produced a complimentary answer far above the civil of his own capacity 24 to produce. There seems to have been a consultation to frame it I think
Then for the rest of March there are entries:
15 wrote to Mr Moore about paying a bill
24 outcry in the kitchen over a lack of coal, finally getting a wagonload from the staith at Wearmouth though poorer coal at a higher price
26 Mr Hewison had 20 firkins of early potatoes from him for setting, and Mr Waller has had 6 firkins which he will pay for or exchange for Aberdeen potatoes
27 Mr Laws to have a cheque on Goodchilds bank for Mr Beckwith of Sunderland
30 Letter from William Bishop whose mother is confined to bed
Paper file
Given 17 July 2021, Acc No Misc.2021/22:6.

Add.MS.2159   1996 - 2001
Durham Dramatic Society programmes for plays performed at the City Theatre, Fowler's Yard.
Alan Bennett, The Old Country, 29 October - 2 November 1996
Alan Ayckbourn, Ten Times Table, 28 October - 1 November 1997
Oscar Wilde, An Ideal Husband, 22-27 January 2001
3 printed paper booklets
Given 10 August 2021, Acc No Misc.2021/22:7.

Add.MS.2160   2008 - 2021
Music compositions of Ian Macdougall
4 files
Given by the composer, 12 August 2021, Acc No Misc.2021/22:10.

Add.MS.2161   c.1970 - 2020
Research files of Brian Cheesman (1930-2021), formerly of Durham University Library from 1963 and deputy-librarian 1967-1990, on ropes, rope-making and rope-makers principally in Durham City but also in the wider north-east and beyond, including notes, photocopies of articles and extracts from books, photographs of ropemaking, and some bookelts and leaflets, including files titled:
Durham Ropers; Newcastle, Gateshead, Sunderland; York - Rope; Stockton; Barnard Castle; Castle Eden; Chester-le-Street; Rope illustrations; Barber/Ropers Guild Books; Bok Whinney Hilll Paradise Rashels Lane; Rope Origins, Bridport Edward II; Encyclopedie Rope & Hemp; [Rope] Museums; Rope NCB/Buddle & Salvin & Londonderry & Bowes; Rope & Turner, Hogarth etc, Dickens; Rope - Hair & Paper; Rope Miscellaneous; Mary Seyd, Let's Use String; Chatham Royal Dockyard visit photos 2004; W. Tyson, Rope (1967); Rope walks; [Cheesman] article; H.W. Dickinson, 'A Condensed History of Rope-Making'.
2 boxes of paper files
Given by his son 10 August 2021, Acc No Misc.2021/22:7.

Add.MS.2162   13 May 1769
Apprenticeship indenture for John Moor, son of Mary Moor of Barrington, widow, to be apprenticed to Matthew Mills the younger of Alnwick, mason, for 7 years.
Witnesses: Thomas Adams, George Moody, Matthew Mills sr.
Paper, 1f
Given 2 September 2021, Acc No Misc.2021/22:21.

Add.MS.2163   [late 18th century]
“Remains of Nevilles Cross” watercolour sketch of the stump of Nevilles Cross (on the outskirts of Durham City) on top of a ruined base, beside a rough track. Two men are stood nearby discussing the remains. “Prelium ad Nevelli Crucem Anno 1346 Tempi Edw. 3” written at the top in the hand of George Allan (died 1800). A note accompanying it indicates that it was originally in Allan's extra-illustrated copy of Hutchinson's History of Durham ... and that it was copied by Robert White in Archaeologia Aeliana (2nd series).
Paper
Size: 20 x 27 cm
Bought from Steedman, 1967, formerly framed in the Stocks Room; Misc.2020/21:36.05.

Add.MS.2164/1-6   February 1936
Photographs of canvassing for the February 1936 Ross and Cromarty by-election, including National Labour Organisation candidate Malcolm MacDonald (1901-1981): Lochcarron, Applecross and on board the boat Shamrock taken to the Applecross meeting due to the roads being blocked by snow. Photographer: [Dr Charles Ferguson of Lochcarron].
6 photographs
Presented by Boyd Mackenzie, 13 December 2021; Misc.2021/22:51.
Original photographs, of which these are prints of digital scans, remain in private hands.
Additional photographs from the same campaign are filed in the Malcolm MacDonald Papers at MAC 3/4-8.

Add.MS.2165   [1990s]
Files of historical information about and based on the archive collections at Palace Green Library, assembled by Linda Drury, with a covering letter of 20 January 2022.
1. Ushaw MS 95.
2. Sir John Duck and the Lumley Castle Charity.
3. Fishburn Chapel and its burial ground, 1991.
4. Dalden Tower, 1993.
5. Durham Bishopric estates Halmote Court book 1519-1521, DHC 1/1.
Paper file
Given by Linda Drury, 25 January 2022, Misc.2021/22:60

Add.MS.2166   18 April 2022
Posters associated with the Durham World Heritage Day, including map, programme and lecture series
Venture organised by Durham County Council, with involvement from Durham University, and Durham Cathedral
4 posters 
Donated by Michael Stansfield, 28 April 2022, Misc.2021/22:80

Add.MS.2167   December 2021 - April 2022
Obituaries and thoughts on the late Durham Cathedral Librarian, Roger Norris (1941-2021), compiled by Mark Rainbow
1 file 
Donated by Elizabeth Rainey, 14 April 2022

Add.MS.2168   1911
“Inquistions post mortem now in the Diocesan Registry Durham”. Typescript list made while these documents were still in Durham, prior to their transfer to the Public Record Office. Possibly compiled by Edmund Craster.
1 vol. (30 pages), +1f 
Donated by A. I. Doyle, May 1963 (letter of thanks for donation included)
Digitised material for Inquistions post mortem now in the Diocesan Registry Durham, 1911 - Add.MS.2168

Add.MS.2169/1-2   20 May 1944 & 27 December 1945
Two letters from Charles Kingsley Barrett (1917-2011), professor of Divinity at the University of Durham (1945-1982), to Mr Page:
2 letters 
Donated by David Shorney, 7 July 2022, Misc.2021/22:95

Add.MS.2170   [?1960]
Typescript: “Index of Whiting's "The University of Durham 1832-1932" (A more detailed index then that appearing at the end of Dr. Whiting's book) together with (at the close) an index of the appendices contained in Dr J. T. Fowler's "Durham University"”
45, [1] pages 
Transferred from the Exceutive Office, 7 August 2022, Misc.2022/23:5

Add.MS.2171/1-6   [early 20th century]
Photographs of early biblical manuscripts, with transcriptions by Canon J.T. Fowler.
3 photographic prints; paper
Found among other Library papers, 26 January 2023, Misc.2022/23:50

Add.MS.2172   1966-1967
Papers relating to A.I. Doyle's Lyell lectures, 'Some English scribes and scriptoria of the later middle ages', given at Oxford in 1966-1967: a photocopy typescript of Doyle's lectures, with notes in Doyle's hand; one handout entitled 'Nomenclature of minuscule scripts in northern Europe in the later middle ages'; typed notes on the lectures by M.B. Parkes.
1 file 

Add.MS.2173   [?early 20th century]
Manuscript entitled “The foundation an establishment of the statutes and ordinances of the Cathedral Church of Durham by King Philip and Queen Mary anno 1554”
With contents page
1 volume114 pages 
Transferred from Durham University's Executive Office, September 2022

Add.MS.2174   20 February 1908
Volume in newspaper cuttings binder, kept by E.V. Stocks, University Librarian, containing correspondence, cuttings relating mainly to Durham University Library and other library matters. Includes material on Dr Routh, correspondence chasing missing books, some photographs, a concert poster from 1797, information on alterations etc. to the Library buildings, College photographs (1920s), archaeological find on Brandon Hill, 1904, etc.
1 vol 
Previously kept in the Cruikshank Case, Stocks Room, Palace Green Library: Misc.2001/2:95
Digitised material for Cuttings book of E V Stocks, Durham University Librarian - Add.MS.2174

Add.MS.2175   1919
Newspaper cuttings compiled by E.V. Stocks, Durham University Librarian, begun 1919. Includes cuttings, obituaries etc., catalogue of books with Durham references.
Printed: 1833 University Calendar and other early notices (some marked as also appearing in Thorp Correspondence; University College Beagles (1850s); This littel tractate on ye rimes, prouerbes, sayings &c &c &c of ye oulde aunciente Citty of Duresme ... (satire, 1851, by M.A.D.); University Steeplechases (1850s); Durham Regatta (1850s); map proposed Durham Junction Railway 1833-4; examination pass certificates (1850s); Prospectus for Epistola incerti auctoris Latini ... (Frances Humble, Durham, 1842); Sunderland Bridge lottery advertisement; Penny Magazine, August 8, 1835.
Manuscript: Signed register of students, October 1833; programmes of University Choral Society (1850s); notes on layout of Library old buildings (as found in Durham University Journal article on the same).
1 vol 
Previously kept in the Cruikshank Case, Stocks Room, Palace Green Library: Misc.2001/2:96
Digitised material for Cuttings book of E V Stocks, Durham University Librarian - Add.MS.2175

Add.MS.2176   2 July 1979
Letter from Charles Kingsley Barrett to the John Morgan Wynne: praising his article
1 letter
Donated by Rob Bradshaw, Librarian, Spurgeon's College. Previously located in a book in the library. Misc 2023/24:8.

Add.MS.2177   [?mid 20th century]
Edward Bellamy, “The parable of the water tank”, Durham Miners' Association. Tutorial Class.
1 printed item (ff. 1-9) 
Probably donated by Thomas A. Kennedy as part of boxes of books relating to the Labour Party. Misc 2012/13:15

Add.MS.2178   [ca.2020]
Proof copy of unpublished work by Brenda Pask, Heirs of St Cuthbert: A History of Theological Study in Durham
2 files 
Accession reference Misc.2023/24:14

Add.MS.2179   1973-1979
Letters from Norman Hidden (1913-2006) to William Cooke, relating to contributions for New Poetry magazine, subscriptions and comments on Cooke's early work.
7 TLS, 15 ALS, 2 notes, 1 flyer (on Hidden), 1 Christmas card
1 folder 
Accession ref. Misc.2023/24:26

Add.MS.2180   1968 - 1969
United Kingdom National Committee of Comparative Law, “The statutory control of the letting of dwelling houses.”
Typescript discussion papers, addresses etc. from colloquium held at Durham, 23-25 September 1969.
Paper file (23 parts)
Previous reference numbers: XX+ 374.2 and XLL 374.2. Previously located in the Local Collection.

Add.MS.2181   1964
Wardell, John Wilford, “Wardell family history”
inside front cover, armorial bookplate of Wardell family, mid 20th century.
Binding: in burgundy cloth binder, mid 20th century.
With newspaper cutting of the obituary for the author, 1968, pasted onto inside front cover.
Typescript. -- Imprint information taken from preface and author's annotation on p. vii. -- Illustrations: t.p. drawing of John Wilford Wardell, photos. of County Durham ecclesiastical and domestic buildings.
Previous reference number: XL 929.2 WAR
vii, 494 leaves: illustrations, geneal tables ; 27 cm.

Add.MS.2182   1914 - 2006
Papers relating to the Bishop Cosin's Almhouses Trust: