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1 p., with address, mounted.
21 x 18 cm.
Sends a prescription.

4 p.
18 x 11 cm.
Endorsed: Libel bill Jan of Feb.
1771.

2 p., with address. 24 x 19 cm.

Duncombe's corrections to his
"Verses to Mr Brockman" and other
poems; "To the Memory of Mr Lewis
Duncombe, late of Merton College,
Oxon."; Duncombe's nephews.
ACC: 91.7.5 (43.167)

Campbell seeks information concerning
Jabez Hughes (1685-1731); mentions
John Hughes (1677-1720).
Accompanied by: biographical
note about Campbell;
answered 1756 Sep 26.
ACC: 91.8.13 (43.180)

Say's work on Milton; trials of
composition; fear of critics;
mentions Richard Bentley (1662-1742).
ACC: 91.7.5 (43.164)

Thanks for letter, followed by
poetical rhapsody, including a
24-line poem marked for publication
by Duncombe.
ACC: 91.7.5 (43.166)

Concerning Duncombe's marriage to
Elizabeth Hughes (d. 1736); mentions
a Mr. Hinchcliffe and a Mr. Careldon.
ACC: 91.7.5 (43.161)

Detailed plan for his "Metamorphosis"
or "Melampus;" hopes to meet
Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas
Herring (1693-1757); Herring's
promotion of John Duncombe (1729-1786)
to rectory of St Andrews; Ridley's
descent from Bishop Nicholas Ridley
(1500?-1555); Newton's commentary on
Milton; Question of grammar with
reference to Milton's Paradise Regained;
opinions of various scholars, including
Richard Bentley (1662-1742), Sir
William Temple (1628-1699), and Charles
Boyle, 4th earl of Orrery (1676-1731)
who participated in the Battle of the
Books; mentions Robert? Dodsley (1703-1764).
ACC: 91.7.5 (43.165)

Criticisms, imitations, and
translations of Horace by
Christopher Pitt (1699-1748), once
published in "The Student." Louth's
poetry: an ode dedicated to Miss
Molinevy of Winchester.
ACC: 91.7.5 (43.163)