Biographical Notes on the University Printers from the Commencement of Printing in Cambridge to the Present Time |
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... seem probable that the office was looked upon as a sinecure , and that an appointment was made when a vacancy occurred in order to preserve the right of the University to appoint three printers . The printers of the latter class ...
... seem probable that the office was looked upon as a sinecure , and that an appointment was made when a vacancy occurred in order to preserve the right of the University to appoint three printers . The printers of the latter class ...
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... seem to imply that the latter was still in Cambridge in the year 1525 . Beyond this I have seen nothing that gives any informa- tion about Siberch ; where he came from when he commenced printing in Cambridge in 1521 , or what became of ...
... seem to imply that the latter was still in Cambridge in the year 1525 . Beyond this I have seen nothing that gives any informa- tion about Siberch ; where he came from when he commenced printing in Cambridge in 1521 , or what became of ...
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... seems to be of the same opinion , tho ' he had never seen Erasmus his book , as appears by mistakes there made . I never could meet with another copy of either of these books in this University . I have since seen one in C. C. C. of ...
... seems to be of the same opinion , tho ' he had never seen Erasmus his book , as appears by mistakes there made . I never could meet with another copy of either of these books in this University . I have since seen one in C. C. C. of ...
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... , p . 627 . 4 Cooper's Annals , 1 329. He quotes Baker MSS . XXIV . 82 ; " the fol- lowing charges in the accounts of John Lyndesey and Thomas Wilson , fact it seems to have been in connexion with this 290 NOTES ON THE.
... , p . 627 . 4 Cooper's Annals , 1 329. He quotes Baker MSS . XXIV . 82 ; " the fol- lowing charges in the accounts of John Lyndesey and Thomas Wilson , fact it seems to have been in connexion with this 290 NOTES ON THE.
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Robert Bowes. fact it seems to have been in connexion with this prosecution that the University applied to Wolsey for leave to appoint stationers who should be under their own control . The names of Nicholson or Segar occur three times ...
Robert Bowes. fact it seems to have been in connexion with this prosecution that the University applied to Wolsey for leave to appoint stationers who should be under their own control . The names of Nicholson or Segar occur three times ...
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agreement were entered ALMA MATER CANTA appointed printer Arber articles of agreement Bibles and Prayer-Books book of St book printed bookseller Broxbourne C. A. S. Comm Cantrell Legg Churchwardens College Company of Stationers copy Cornelius Crownfield Curators December 15 died edition Erasmus Esquire Bedell Fenner following entry Grace for sealing held the office Hemingford Abbots Hugh Martin John Archdeacon JOHN BASKERVILLE John Buck John Burges John Clay John Deighton John Field John Hayes John James John Legate John Porter Jonathan Pindar Joseph Bentham July June late lease Leonard Greene letter Lord Burghley March Nicholson Parish of St partnership Patent is dated paying printed at Cambridge printer by Grace Printing Office printinge Registry resigned Richard Watts Roger Daniel salary sealing his Patent Siberch Silver Street Speryng St Botolph St Mary's Parish Stat stereotype plates Thomas Buck title-page types University of Cambridge University printers Vice-Chancellor Wilson's bill
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Page 279 - Biographical notes on the University Printers from the commencement of printing in Cambridge to the present time.
Page 307 - Justice, for the tryall of his Martyred Majesty in 1648? Or, The Acts for abolishing King-ship, and renouncing the Royall Line and Title of the Stuarts? Or, for the Declaring what offences should be adjudged Treason? For taking the Engagement? for sale of Dean and Chapters Lands? for sale of the Kings, Queens, and Princes Goods and Lands; and the Fee-farme Rents?
Page 304 - Company up to the year 1640. In the year 1638 I find on the title-page of a large Bible Printed at Cambridge by Buck and Daniel "and are to be Sold by " Roger Daniel, at the Angell in Lumber Street, London.
Page 317 - It is surely a particular hardship, that I should not get bread in my own country (and it is too late to go abroad) after having acquired the reputation of excelling in the most useful art known to mankind; while every one who excels as a Player, Fiddler, Dancer, &c. not only lives in affluence, but has it in their power to save a fortune.
Page 317 - That the French, reduced by the war of 1756, were so far from being able to pursue schemes of taste, that they were unable to repair their public buildings, and suffered the scaffolding to rot before them.
Page 315 - In July 1729, William Ged entered into partnership with William Fenner, a London Stationer, who was to have half the profits, in consideration of his advancing ail the money requisite. To supply this, Mr. John James, then an Architect at Greenwich (who built Sir Gregory Page's house, Bloomsbury Church, &c.) was taken into the scheme ; and afterwards his brother, Mr Thomas James, a Founder, and James Ged, the inventor's son. In 1730...
Page 309 - Stream, being a little below the Mill : have several Bridges to go over to their Groves. Over against it stands Katherine Hall, the New Buildings of which are some of the goodliest in Cambridge. By it, the Printing Room, which is about 60 foot long and 20 foot broad. Six Presses. Had my Cousin Hull and my name printed there. Paper windows, and a pleasant Garden along one side between Katherine Hall and that. Had there a Print of the Combinations.
Page 307 - Possession) the Manuscript Copy of the last translation of the Holy Bible in English, attested with the Hands of the Venerable and learned Translators in King James's Time...
Page 318 - Lebut my Plan, who is of opinion something may be done. I have talked also with a Compositor, who is sensible, and who now works in the House — SIX Hundred a Year, I believe, may carry it. They TALK of TEN having been offered. For 7 Years last past, the University have cleared 1300^ annually; besides farming the Almanack (£200 more).
Page 293 - He was about 30 years ago a famous Printer among your Cantabrigians ; yes something more than a Printer such as we now are, who understand the Latin that we print no more than Bellerophon the letters he carried, and who sell in our shops nothing of our own except the paper /./,/,•/• with the press's sweat*.