167 Mr. Hutchins' History as prepared for the Press in five Volumes 20 S 4to. Collections from the Registers of the Bishops of Salisbury, for this 21 County. 34 S 35 22 Notes, Books, Memoranda, Pedigrees, Antiquities, &c. in Mr. Hut chins' hand-writing, in 6 vol. 4to. and 7 vol. 8vo. ? Two Port-folios containing Letters, loose Notes and other miscella36) neous Papers formerly belonging to Mr. Hutchins, and by him made use of in his History. DURHAM THE 6 IE Petition (to Parliament) of Peter Smart, a poore Prisoner in the King's Bench. 4to. 1640. A short Treatise of Altars, Altar-furniture, Altar-cringing, &c. when the Holy Communion was administred in Durham Cathedral, 1629, written by Peter Smart, senior Prebendarie, a little before he was expeld, &c. 4to. The Articles or Charge exhibited in Parliament against D. Cozens of Durham, anno 1641. 4to. London. 1641. Most fearefull and strange Newes from the Bishoppricke of Durham, being a true Relation of one Margret Hooper of Edenbyres, who was most fearefully possessed and tormented with the Devill, &c. 4to. London. 1641. The Legend of St. Cuthbert, with the Antiquities of the Church of Durham, by B. R. Esq. 12mo. (See No. 5.) London. 1663. 17 The ancient Rites and Monuments of the Monastical and Cathedral Church of Durham, by John Davies. 12mo. London. 1672. 12 Another copy; interleaved, and with the Additions and Emendations of James Mukleton of Grays Inn, copied by R. Gale. 16 Durham Cathedral, as it was before the Dissolution of the Monastry. Durham. 1733. 15 The second edition. 12mo. Durham. 1761. 13 The Antiquities of the Abbey, or Cathedral Church of Durham, &c. 8vo. Newcastle. 1767. 14 Another copy. 6 An Account of a Salt Spring, and another Medicinal Spring on the Banks of the River Weare or Ware, by Mr. Hugh Todd. (“ Phi“ los. Trans. No. 163.") 4to. 1684. Extract of a Letter from Dr. Chr. Hunter concerning a Roman Inscrip tion found near Lanchester. “ Philos. Trans. No. 354.”) 1717 12mo. 8 Remarks upon the above Inscription by Mr. Roger Gale. (“ Philos. “ Trans. No. 357.") 7 The remarkable Account of the late rebuilding Winlaton Chapel. 4to. London. 1721. An Enquiry into the ancient and present State of the County Palatine of Durham. MSS. notes. (See also No. 6 and 9.) 4to. 1729. 9 Perjury Display'd, or a Narrative of the Case of the late Deputy Comptroller of Sunderland, the Causes of his Dismission, &c. London. 1752. 10 The Life of Bernard Gilpin, (Joint-Founder of Kepier School in Hough ton-le-Spring, with MSS. additions chiefly relative to that School.) 8vo. London. 1752. 6 Clackshugh : a Poem, in Miltonic Verse. 4to. London. 1755. The Poll for Knights of the Shire for the County of Durham. 4to. Newcastle. 1761. 5 Collections relating Sherburn Hospital (by Geo. Allan.) 4to. 1773. An Address and Queries, relative to the compiling a complete County History. 4to. Darlington. 1774. The Recommendatory Letter of Oliver Cromwell, for erecting a College and University at Durham, with his Letters-Patent (when Lord Protector) for founding the same, &c. 4to. Bishops' Lands for the use of the Commonwealth in 1646, with a Acts during Oliver Cromwell's Usurpation. tain Coal Mines at Whickham, and other Rights and Privileges of the Bishoprick. The Legend of Saint Cuthbert, or the Histories of his Churches, at Lin disfarne, Cunecascestre, and Dunholm, by Robert Hegg. 1626. 4to. (See No. 8 and 9.) Darlington. 1777. The Origin and Succession of the Bishops of Durham, from the original MS. in the Dean and Chapter's Library. (See No. 9.) 1779 A Sketch of the Life and Character of Richard Trevor, Lord Bishop of Durham. 4to. Darlington. 1776. Inspeximus (31 Eliz.) of the Surrender made by Hugh Whitehead Prior of the Monastery of St. Cuthbert to K. Hen VIII. 31 Dec. 1540. 4to. 5 The Foundation Charter of the Cathedral Church of Durham by King Henry VIII. 12 May, 1541. Bishop of Durham, being deprived of his Bishoprick. 1 Sept. 1553. Cathedral and Collegiate Churches. 2nd April, 1554. 1553. (imperf.) the repeal of two Acts, 7 Edw. VI. touching the Dissolution of the Bishoprick of Durham, and for re-establishing, reviving, and re storing it. 2 April, 1554. The Grant (3 Phil. and Mary) of Nomination, Presentation, and Col lation of all the twelve Prebendaries in the Cathedral to Bishop Tunstall and his Successors. 7 Feb. 1555. tive to the Election of Bishop Pilkington. the College at Durham being converted into a University. Members to Parliament, for the County, City of Durham, Bar nardcastle, and Hartlepool. A Speech made at the Enthronement of John (Trevor) Lord Bishop of Durham, by James Douglas, D. D. Sub-Dean. 4to. Durham. 1771. 9 An Address to the Gentry of the County of Durham upon the Pro priety of raising an additional Armament, &c. 8vo. Newcastle. 1779. 6 Observations on the Sulphur-Water at Croft near Darlington, by Robert Willan, M. D. 8vo. London. 1782. The Village of Whitburn, a poetical Fragment. 4to. 1783. 2 The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham, by William Hutchinson, F. A. S. 3 Vol. 4to. Newcastle. 1785. 9 General View of the Agriculture of the County of Durliam, by Joseph Grainger, drawn up for the Consideration of the Board of Agriculture. 4to. London. 1794. 1 تن . An Oration by William Nesfield, M. A. and a Sermon by John Brewster, M. A. at the opening of the Iron Bridge at Wearmouth. 8vo. Stockton. 1796. 4 The Parochial History and Antiquities of Stockton upon Tees, by John Brewster, M. A. 4to. Stockton. 1796. 9 Copies of the Addresses to Mr. Burdon, &c. at the County Election. London. 1802. A Tour in Teesdale. 12mo. York. 1804. 9 Observations upon the Composition and Uses of the Water at the New Sulphur Baths at Dinsdale near Darlington, by John Peacock. 8vo. Newcastle. 1805. 8vo. 11 Some Account of the Cathedral Church of Durham. (See among London. 1801. For Maps of this County, see Gough's “ Maps, &c. No. 2, and 10." MANUSCRIPTS. 1 ANTIENT and Modern Deeds, Charters, Grants, Surveys, and other Instruments, Writings, Extracts, &c. relating the Manor, Borough, Township, Chapelry, and Parish of Stockton in the County of Durham, collected and transcribed by Joseph Ritson of that place. 1775. folio. |