Index to the Sloane manuscripts in the British Museum.

  • Edward John Long Scott
Date:
1904
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Credit: Index to the Sloane manuscripts in the British Museum. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Williams (Mary), wife of John Williams, Engraver. Letter to Sir H. Sloane, 1737. 4055, f. 194. Williams (Sir Maurice), M.D., Physician to Lord Strafford, Viceroy of Ireland. Survey of the motion of Bodies, in satis- faction to Bacon's Articles of enquirie de gravi et levi, 17th cent, llohgr. '70. Collectanea de omnimodis scientiis, 17th cent. Holoyr. 113, ff. 123-245 b. Treatise of prolongation of life by diets, circ. 1660. Holoyr. 113, ff. 1-104. Miscellauea medica, 17th cent. Hotogr. 2681, ff. 265 b-314. Anatomical lecture before the Royal College of Physicians, circ. 1650. Hohgr. 95, ff. 168-207. Essay to assert the use of cold drink; addressed to Lord Strafford, 17th cent, ffologr. 113, ff. 109-122 b. De viuis, e.\ Petronio, 17th cent. Hologr. 113, ff. 106-108 b. Of frog broth, 17th cent. HoloQr. 113, f. 105. Petition to the Lord Deputy of Ireland, [1632-1640]. Ilotonr. draft. 2681, f. 268. Letter to, from .1. More, 1641. 2681, f. 26.=.. Williams (Philip). Letter to his uncle, 1646. 3299, f. 169. Williams (Roger), of Tangier. Warrant for his arrest for debt, 1668. Copy. 3509, f. 261. Williams (Stephen). Owned, in 1685, MS. 1723. Williams (W—), of Exeter. Letter to Sir H. Sloanc, it. d. 4077, f. 154. Williams (JSir William), 1st Bart.; Speaker of the House of Commons. War- rant For granting to, the reversion of the ollice of Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown in cos. Denbigh and Montgomery, 1661. 856, f. 9. Williams (William), of Exeter College, Oxford. Letter to Sir EL Sloane, 1714. 4044, f. 13. Williams (William), Author of Oxonia Bepicta. Letter to Sir H. Sloane, 1735. 4054, f. Us. Williams (William). Letter to Sir II. Sloane, n. d. 4062, f. 10. Williamson (Co/. A—), Deputy Gover- n of the To'ier vf London. Letters to hir H. Sloane, 1728, 173?. 4050, f. 26 ; 4051. f. 175. Williamson (Charles), of Aberdeen. Letter to Sir H. Sloane, enclosing a Latin elegy on Sir D. Hamilton, [1721]. 3516, ff. 186, 188. Williamson (Francis), Captain. Letter to Sir H. Sloane, 1725. 4048, f. 23. Williamson (Sir Joseph), Secretary of State. Notice of his election as Presi- dent of the Royal Society, 1677. 1942, ff. 1-4 b. Receipt for his part of the charges of the feast at Merchant Taylors Hall for the Sons of the Clergy, 1689. 857, f. 79. Letter to Sir E. Wood, 167$. 3299, f. 132. Letters to, from J. Luke, 1663, 1664. 3509, ff. 42, 62, 68 b. Letter to, from J. Greene, 1689. 857, f. 78. Willimott (James). Formerly owned MS. 155. Willingham (George), Merchant of London. Album Amicoruni, 1585-1650. 2035, B. Letters to, from O. Cromwell, EL Burton, J. Bastwick and W. Prynne, 1643, and n. d. 2035, B. ff. 5, 9-12. Willis ( ), Captain. Medical re- ceipts, 17th cent. 1367, passim. Willis (Richard), Hishop of Winchester. Letter to Sir H. Sloane, 1730. 4051, f. 120. Willis (Thomas), M.D., Sedleian Pro- fessor of Natural Philosophy at Oxford. De scorbuto et de morbis convulsivis, 17th cent. Excerpts. 1389, ff. 57-156b. De fenneutntione, febribus et m inis, 17th cent. Excerpts. 1511, ff. 190-236. De anima brutorum, late 17th cent. Translated extracts. 630, ff. 121 -1 57 '. De convulsionibus, late 17th cent. Lmpeef. 609, ff. 147-180 b. Pathologia cerebri et de scorbuto, 1667. 1845, ff. 147-163. Pharmaceutic rationa'is, 1674. 1845, ff. 63 -146. Opera, 17th cent. Excerpts. 2534, ff. 25-40. Formula; remediorum, 17th cent. 1770, ff. 2-33 ; 3984, f. 86. Autumnal prescriptions to 1!. Fin- cham, 1668. 1378, f. 348. Rcsponsio de casu R. Fincham, n. d. 1393, f. 8 b. Letter to Dr. Hodges, 166$. 810, f. 229.