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UC - Ushaw College Administration
AB - Ushaw College Administration: Financial Records
AC - Ushaw College Administration: Estate Records
AD - Ushaw College Administration: Building Records
AE - Ushaw College Administration: Teaching Records
AF - Ushaw College Administration: Chapel Records
AG - Ushaw College Administration: Library Records
AH - College Life Records
AJ - Ushaw College Administration: Photographic Material
AK - St Cuthbert's Society (Ushaw) Papers
AL - Ushaw College Administration: Objects and Museum Records
D2 - Constitution Papers
D3 - Catholic Student Council Papers
D4 - Catholics for a Changing Church Archive
D5 - Vernacular Society of Great Britain Papers
D6 - Papers of the Dominican Secular Institute of Orleans (English Group)
D8 - Sisters of the Poor Child Jesus Archive
H - Ushaw College History Papers
LC - Lisbon College Archvie
A - Lisborn College Archive
A1 - Agents' Accounts Papers
A2 - Certificates of Reconciliation
A3 - Constitutions and Rules
A4 - Lisbon College Financial Papers
A5 - Lisbon College Conversion Literature
A6 - Lisbon College Life Papers
A7 - Ecclesiastical Licences (Non-Roman)
1 - Copy of a decree from the archbishop of Lisbon to the president of Lisbon College giving him permission to say mass and hear confessions in the college chapel, as well as permission from the Chapter to reserve the Blessed Sacrament Includes a description
2 - Decree from the Lisbon Chapter to Thomas Blacklow giving permission to have the Blessed Sacrament in the college chapel
3 - Petition from the president and superiors of Lisbon College to the Chapter asking to be allowed to have the inquisitor ordain students in accordance with the papal brief Reply stipulating that they must be examined by a diocesan examiner
4 - Petition [?from the president and superiors of Lisbon College] to the archbishop and Chapter of Lisbon asking for permission for the inquisitor to be allowed to ordain students without previous examination by the local ordinary
5 - Copy of a petition from the president and superiors of Lisbon College to the archbishop and Chapter concerning ordinations without the diocesan exam Copy of part of the preceding item
6 - Licence granted by the Inquisition for the Superiors and Divines to read certain prohibited books (including Spencer, Frayton, Jonson, Donne, Bacon, and Recorde) With a further list in 1639 and another permission in 1645 to read controversialists
7 - Letter from the president of Lisbon College to the Chapter
8 - Grant by the inquisitor general (Franscisco de Castro) made to the college of the office of interpreter for foreign ships The office had been left vacant by Newman's death
9 - Deed by the inquisitor general (Franscisco de Castro) giving the college the right to recover 25 milreis per annumfrom the Inquisition as payment for the office for interpreting foreign ships
10 - Petition by M. Watkinson to [?the inquisitor] to defend a thesis in Physics on chance, fortune and fate
11 - Petition from the superiors of Lisbon College to the [?archbishop] asking for permission to expose the Blessed Sacrament all day and have a procession on the feast of SS Peter and Paul
12 - J. Barnesley's petition on behalf of Watkinson seeking permission to preach in Portuguese in the Lisbon diocese
13 - M. Watkinson's confessional faculties from the archbishop of Lisbon
14 - Decree by the Lisbon Archbishopric of the Relaçao Ecclesiasticaallowing the rector to send students for orders in accordance with the privileges granted by popes to the college
15 - Letter from the archbishop of Lisbon to Francis Petre granting confessional faculties in the diocese of Lisbon
16 - (1) Permission from the nuncio to J. Manley to absolve from censures Dominic Macari [?Macquarrie], the college's janitor, who had deserted the Scots monastery at Ratisbon a few years before (2) Further permission to hear his confession and admit him to co
17 - Printed list of sentences and punishments for auto da fe
18 - Petition from G. Bernard to the patriarch after the earthquake for leave to say mass in a temporary chapel and to hear the confessions of both sexes Permission granted
19 - Petition by G. Barnard to the patriarch to keep the Blessed Sacrament in the temporary chapel
20 - Petition by G. Bernard to the patriarch to hear nuns' confessions Permission granted
21 - Petition by G. Bernard to the patriarch for leave to commute vows not reserved to the pope up to ten times Permission granted
22 - Certificate of baptism for Patrick Mogridge
23 - Petition by J. Preston to the patriarch for renewal of confessional faculties Signed by G. Bernard Granted
24 - Licence by the patriarch to the priests and students of Lisbon College to preach in English in the college church with the doors shut
25 - Licence by the patriarch to G. Bernard for the priests of the college to preach to the Syon nuns with the doors shut
26 - [?Licence] to G. Bernard and J. Preston to preach in English to the Syon nuns with the doors open
27 - (1) Licence from the queen of Portugal to Lisbon College to retain prohibited books in the college. Signed by the bishop of Beja, president of the Mesa Censoria (2) Authenticated copy (6 November 1779)
28 - Licence by [?the patriarch/Chapter of Lisbon] to the president of Lisbon College for Irish priests who study in the college to preach in English with the church doors shut
29 - Printed pastoral instruction by Ferdinand I (patriarch of Lisbon)
30 - Licence by the patriarch to Lisbon College for the college deacons to preach in English with the church doors shut
31 - Printed instruction by Ferdinandus I (patriarch of Lisbon) on Pius VI's decree for raising the feast of the Sacred Heart to a major solemnity
32 - Permission by the nuncio to Lisbon College to celebrate mass in the chapel of the Quinta de Pera Includes a royal beneplacitum (19 August 1783)
33 - Permission by the patriarch of Lisbon to Lisbon College to say three masses on Christmas night and to give communion Also includes a later permission (from an endorsement by Winstanley) for the community, but no others, to receive communion at the sung Mi
34 - Petition by W. Fryer to the patriarch of Lisbon (Joze Francisco de Mendonça) for S. Corbishley to have confessional faculties for women as well as men Granted for three years
35 - Permission from Antonio Caetano Manoel Calmeiroz (archbishop of Lacedemonia, V.G.) to Henry Parkinson giving the nuncio dispensation from canonical age (3 March 1795) Queen beneplacitumof 11 March
36 - Licence by the patriarch of Lisbon to the superiors of Lisbon College for applying the last absolution and indulgence of Pope Benedict XIV to dying persons
37 - Licence by the patriarch to E. Winstanley for the renewal of confessional faculties
38 - Permission by the nuncio to J. Buckley ad interim(until Rome answers) for the president and other superiors to read prohibited books and give permission to their students
39 - Licence by the dean and chapter of Lisbon to E. Winstanley granting parochial and most ample faculties to the British army Endorsed by E. Winstanley
40 - Licence by the Lisbon Chapter to Lisbon College granting matrimonial faculties for priests ministering to British soldiers Authenticated copy
41 - Permission by the Lisbon Chapter to E. Winstanley to baptise British soldiers conditionally Authenticated copy
42 - Licence from the patriarch of Lisbon to E. Winstanley and confessors giving faculties to administer baptism to adults and to give Easter communion to foreign penitents Renewed or confirmed
43 - Licence from V. Macchi (Apostolic Delegate) to E. Winstanley giving permission to let his pupils read Protestant books Note by E. Winstanley extending this permission to his penitents
44 - Printed formulary from the Carmelite general to E. Winstanley giving him permission to confer scapular
45 - [?Letter] from Buckley to the patriarch asking for E. Winstanley to be granted parochial faculties for British troops These faculties were first granted by the Chapter in November 1808 and given to Hurst in May 1810 Renewed 3 February 1827
46 - Licence from the patriarch to E. Winstanley giving him permission to perform weddings for British soldiers and to delegate this power Authenticated copy
47 - Licence from [?the Lisbon Chapter] to Lisbon College renewing permission for college priests to baptise foreigners and give them Easter communion
48 - Licence from the Lisbon Chapter to Lisbon College giving permission for college priests to baptise foreigners and to give them Easter communion
49 - Letter from the inquisitor to E. Winstanley and T. Hurst concerning a record by E. Winstanley of faculties given orally by the inquisitor to him and Hurst to absolve foreigners from heresy Extended to others on 4 March
50 - Licence by the patriarch to E. Winstanley renewing his confessional faculties
51 - Licence by the patriarch to E. Winstanley giving him permission to use his Roman faculty to bless vestments used in the college chapel Enclosed faculty
52 - Licence by the patriarch to E. Winstanley giving him permission to preach and catechise in the college chapel and to give leave for the college's priests and deacons to do the same
53 - Licence by the patriarch to the president and other priests giving them leave to absolve foreigners from heresy Granted during the interruption of communications with Rome Renewed
54 - Licence by the patriarch to Lisbon College giving permission for college priests to absolve foreigners from heresy. Confirmed by the internuncio, Capaccini (1842)
55 - Permission by the nuncio to present I.X. Mascarenhas to orders in spite of not having taken the college oath and not being of English nationality
56 - Licence by the patriarch to E. Winstanley and other priests granting ample parochial faculties for college priests to minister to British troops who came to Portugal in 1826 Confirmed 9 November 1846 Extended to Ilsley
57 - Licence by the patriarch to E. Winstanley granting parochial faculties (for E. Winstanley and other priests) for British troops and sailors in Portugal
58 - Licence by the nuncio to Michael Bimson granting him dispensation from canonical age
59 - Licence by the patriarch to E. Winstanley renewing his confessional faculties
60 - Licence by the nuncio to Joseph Ilsley granting him dispensation from canonical age (3 months)
61 - Licence by the nuncio to J. Ilsley granting him lifelong permission to read prohibited books
62 - Licence by the nuncio to Henry Lea granting him dispensation from canonical age (13 months)
63 - Licence by the nuncio to E. Winstanley granting him leave to bless the burial ground in the garden
64 - Licence by the pro-nuncio to the superiors of Lisbon College granting permission to hear confessions and to say mass in houses of the faithful when necessary in this time of persecution Signed
65 - Copy of a licence by the nuncio to Winstanley and Hurst granting them permission to allow teachers of English to let their pupils read forbidden books Signed
66 - Licence by the nuncio to Lisbon College granting permission for college priests to confess the faithful and say mass in their houses in time of persecution
67 - Letter from the patriarch to Hurst testifying that he is in good standing and asking that he is granted permission to say mass during his leave of absence from Lisbon Authenticated copy
68 - Licence by the patriarch to J. Ilsley renewing his confessional faculties
69 - Licence by the patriarch to E. Winstanley granting him permission to bless articles used in the Divine Service which do not require chrism. Renewed by the nuncio
70 - Licence by the patriarch to Lisbon College granting leave for persons not belonging to the college to hear mass on Sundays and holidays in the Quinta Chapel. Renewed
71 - Licence by the patriarch to J. Ilsley giving him permission to grant plenary indulgences to the dying
72 - Licence from T. Hurst to E. Winstanley delegating him to bless vestments
73 - Licence from the patriarch of Lisbon to E. Winstanley granting permission to have seats with backs in the college chapel
74 - Licence from the nuncio to John Bamber granting him dispensation from canonical age (5 months)
75 - Licence from the internuncio (Capaccini) to Thomas O'Keefe granting him permission to read forbidden books
76 - Licence from T. Hurst to E. Winstanley granting permission to bless medals, with indulgences, at his hour of death
77 - Licence from the patriarch to E. Winstanley and others granting them permission to admit foreigners to Easter communion. Endorsement noting that the faculties have been granted in a better form (see 10 March 1859)
78 - Licence from the nuncio to Lisbon College granting permission for priests to absolve from heresy
79 - Licence from the nuncio to W. Baines granting him dispensation from canonical age (3 months)
80 - Authentication by Nicholas Wiseman of the relic of St Thomas of Canterbury. Signed
81 - Licence from the nuncio to Lisbon College granting dispensation for those in the college, external students and penitents of the superiors to eat meat in Lent
82 - Licence from the patriarch to J. Ilsley approving Ilsley's summary of the catechism of the Patriarchate
83 - Printed pastoral letter from Nicholas Wiseman announcing his appointment as pro-vicar apostolic of the London District and ordering prayers for himself
84 - Licence from the patriarch to P. Baines granting him permission to have exposition during the sung mass on the feast of the Immaculate Conception
85 - Printed letter from C. Dufriche Desgenettes (Paris) to E. Winstanley
86 - Licence from the nuncio to P. Baines granting him permission to bless the restored chapel at the Quinta de Pera
87 - Licence from the nuncio to T. Hurst granting him permission to continue the custom of printing and publishing books in the college, provided they are censored Censors
88 - Printed formulary of a licence by the nuncio to Lisbon College granting permission for those in the college and for external students to eat meat in Lent
89 - [?Proclamation] from Guilherme I (patriarch of Lisbon) transferring the vigil of St Matthias to avoid a clash with carnival time, with an exhortation to avoid excesses during the carnival
90 - Licence by Cardinal Nicholas Wiseman to P. Baines granting him permission to say mass, preach and hear confessions while he is in London
91 - Licence by the nuncio to the Lisbon College granting dispensation from abstinence on account of cholera
92 - Licence by the nuncio to the president of Lisbon College granting him permission to let students in minor orders preach in English in the college chapel
93 - Licence by the pro-nuncio to P. Baines
94 - Licence by the nuncio to Lisbon College granting leave to recite versicles and antiphons for the commemoration of St George
95 - Licence by the vicar general of Lisbon to Lisbon College granting permission to have the Laus perennesin the chapel at Luz
96 - Licence by the nuncio to Lisbon College granting permission to have two tabernacles in the college chapel
97 - Petition from J. Ilsley to the nuncio concerning the blessing of the restored church
98 - Licences by the patriarch to the priests of Lisbon College granting them permission to give Easter communion to foreigners in the college chapel and granting permission to hear Easter confessions of Portuguese in all the churches of the patriarchate (with
99 - Formula by J. Ilsley to the patriarch for presenting to orders the following
100 - Record by P. Baines of the patriarch's oral approval of the long-standing custom of letting priests visiting the college to say mass and preach. Witnessed by I. Collingridge (visitor to the college)
101 - Licence by the patriarch to P. Baines granting him permission for college priests and deacons to continue their custom of preaching and catechising on Sundays and holydays
102 - Petition by Daniel Sugrue (an Irishman) for a dispensation from fasting
103 - Licence by the bishop of Coimbra to P. Baines granting permission to Baines and a companion to celebrate mass
104 - Licence by the nuncio to William Foran granting dispensation (4 months) from canonical age for the priesthood
105 - Licence by the nuncio to Martin Gallagher granting dispensation (12 months) from canonical age for the priesthood
106 - Attestation by P. Baines that he duly blessed the new Stations of the Cross at the Quinta de Pera on 20 October 1868
107 - Certificate of ordination for Thomas Cawley (dated 30 April 1870) by the nuncio, Archbishop Oreglia (on 18 December 1869)
108 - Licence by the patriarch to T. Cawley granting him confessional faculties
109 - Licence by the nunciature to Hugh Kavanagh granting dispensation (12 months) from canonical age for the priesthood
110 - Printed faculties granted by the bishop of Salford to his vicar general, Ambrose Lennon Includes later renewals until 1887
111 - Licence by the nuncio to Lisbon College granting permission for all in the college to eat meat on Saturdays
112 - Authentication by the nuncio (Gaetano Aloisi-Masella) of the college's relic of St Thomas of Canterbury
113 - Licence by the nuncio to Gerald Griffiths granting dispensation (8 months) from canonical age for the priesthood
114 - Licence by the nuncio to James Higgins granting dispensation (5 months) from canonical age for the priesthood
115 - Licence by the nuncio to Francis Price granting dispensation (12 months) from canonical age for the priesthood
116 - Nuncio giving permission to approach the patriarch for the forthcoming ordination
117 - Licence by the nuncio to James Thornton granting dispensation (7 months) from canonical age for the priesthood
118 - Letter from the nunciature (Benedettao Masella) to J. Cullen
119 - Letter from the nunciature (Benedettao Masella) to J. Cullen
120 - Letter from the patriarch to John Cullen
121 - Permission from the patriarch to have a solemn mass of thanksgiving for the coronation of King George VI
122 - Letter from the nuncio to John Cullen
123 - Licence by the patriarch to John Cullen granting him permission to have exposition of the Blessed Sacrament on the day of prayer for England
A9 - Lisbon College Funds Papers
A13 - Lisbon College Oaths
A14 - Lisbon College Ordination Papers
A15 - Lisbon College Patents
A16 - Lisbon College Roman Documents
A17 - Sermons (Lisbon College)
A19 - Syon Abbey Papers
P1 - Cawley Letters and Papers
P5 - Manning-King Letters
P6 - Richard Russell Papers
P8 - Sullivan Papers
P10 - John Winder Papers
V - Lisbon College Volumes
V1 - (1) Account statements, 1738 - 1742; 1789 - 1794 (2) 1825 Catalogue of the Lisbon College Archives, with later additions
V2 - Catalogue of the Lisbon College Library
V3 - Catalogue of the Lisbon College Library
V4 - Register of the English College, Lisbon, compiled from the Annals and other documents, 1628 - 1821 Mainly compiled by James Barnard, with continuation up to 1821
V5 - Registrum chronologicum de etate tempore admissionis &c. &c. eorum qui in Collegio Anglorum Ulyssipon studiis incumbunt(register of students) Information recorded
V6 - Register of students Information recorded
V7 - Lectern copy of chants for College feasts
V8 - Lectern copy of chants for College feasts
V9-11 - Lectern copies of chants for the Ordinary of the Mass 2 duplicate volumes
V12 - College account book Includes details of college students This volume is damaged
V13 - College account book Primarily a list of students on funds Manley entitled this volume Doctor Hesketh's Alphabet
V14 - College account book This volume was started by Waldegrave as a list of funds but it was used for much of the eighteenth century as a reference book for connected topics. Includes details of students and transcripts of wills This volume is damaged
V15 - College account book ( Livro dos desperzas), dated 1715 - 1722 This volume is damaged
V16 - College account book ( Livro dos desperzas) This volume is damaged
V17 - College account book ( Livro dos desperzas geraes)
V18 - College account book ( Desperzas geraes)
V19 - College account book ( Livro dos desperzas geraes)
V20 - College account book ( Desperzas geraes)
V21 - College account book ( Desperzas geraes) Binding badly damaged
V22 - College account book ( Desperzas geraes)
V23 - College account book ( Desperzas geraes)
V24 - College account book ( Desperzas geraes)
V25 - College account book ( Desperzas geraes)
V26 - College account book ( Desperzas geraes)
V27 - Day book of expenses
V28 - Day book of expenses Entitled Livro dos gastos quotidianos p539 - [?700] have deteriorated
V29 - Day book of expenses
V30 - Day book of expenses
V31 - Day book of expenses Entitled Dispesas quotidianos
V32 - Day book of expenses
V33 - Refectory account book
V34 - Refectory account book Entitled Dispesas quotidianos do refeitoris
V35 - Unbound series of day books of expenses
V36 - Alcantara rents Entitled Livro dos moradas de cazas no lusar de Alcantara Old catalogue number 383
V37 - President's monthly account book
V38 - Account day book, probably for an Anglo-Portuguese firm or an English firm in Lisbon
V39 - Sale book, probably for an Anglo-Portuguese firm or an English firm in Lisbon
V40 - Rents and funds, 1777 (with additions) Followed by cash book, 1777 - 1832
V41 - Accounts of an English firm importing goods to West Lisbon
V42 - President's account book Mainly in the hand of E. Jones, with additions by J. Preston
V43 - Account book of payments to the Master Carpenter for work on the college buildings A similar series of payments starts at the back of the volume
V44 - Receipt book Regular series of receipts for payments made by the college to servants/employees
V45 - Receipt and memoranda book of servants' wages John Preston's hand Entitled Servant's wages; and singing master, organist, barber
V46 - Petty ledger book Includes accounts of students, staff and servants
V47 - Memorandum cash book
V48 - Income book Compiled by the procurator
V49 - Draft account book by J. V. Warwick Preceded by a summary account of the 1880s
V50 - Laundry account book Entitled Book of the students clothing that properly belongs to the vice-president
V51 - Account book, 1727 - 1737 Income and expenditure With the addition of money received, 1780 - 1782
V52 - Ark account book
V53 - Ark account book
V54 - Ark account book
V55 - Ark account book
V56 - Agent account book
V57 - Agent account book (John Shepperd), 1733 - 1743 Followed by John Sheppard, June 1776 - 1783 (copied by James Barnard)
V58 - Agent account book Including John Shepperd (1782 - February 1789); James Barnard (March 1789 - October 1802); W.V. Fryer (November 1802 - February 1832); Edward Norris (May 1831 - 1847); and Richard North (1848 - July 1856)
V59 - Agent account book (Thomas Barge)
V60 - Agent account book Including Richard North (copy) (1848 - February 1856) and Thomas Barge (1856 - 1885)
V61 - Agent account book
V62 - Agent account book, mainly 1860 - 1863 with earlier entries (from 1847) about individual accounts
V63 - Students' personal accounts with the procurator The item is described as such in the card catalogue but cannot be located, 3 January 2014
V64 - Students' personal accounts with the procurator
V65 - Students' personal accounts with the procurator
V66 - Students' personal accounts with the procurator
V67 - Students' pensions book
V68 - Book of subscribers to the rebuilding of the college in 1716 (and the years immediately following)
V69 - Accounts of the Charity School
V70 - Accounts of the Charity School
V71 - Accounts of the Quinta de Pera
V72 - Accounts of Quinta de Pera
V73 - Accounts of Quinta de Linda a Pastora
V74 - Joseph Ilsley's account with Burns and Lambert (booksellers)
V75 - Additional copy of LC/V74
V76 - Peter Baines's private account book Also includes
V77 - Sacristy book, including accounts (1662 - 1671) and inventories of 1727, 1741 and 1780
V78 - Sacristy book, including
V79 - Diary/memorandum book of Jerome Allen, with his private accounts, 1777 - 1814 Preceded by accounts of the Brotherhood of St Anthony in the college, 1695 - 1715
V80 - Catherine of Braganza's accounts The bulk of the pages are covered with extensive notes by Francis Nicholson on matters of religious controversy
V81 - Notebook by John Preston, including
V82 - Account book of the Brotherhood of St Thomas of Canterbury in the college Also includes election to offices
V83 - Constitution of the Brotherhood of the Apostles SS Peter and Paul
V84 - Account book of Canon Francisco de Horta (Procurator General of the Canons of Tangiers) Followed by formularies for letters, appeals etc. in the hand of E. Jones, and occasional records of transactions concerning the college ([?1720])
V85 - Account and letter book of an English importer/exporter
V86 - Executor's account (written in James Barnard's hand) for Mrs Isabel Luzia Hutchinson's will, 1779 At the back
V87 - Expenses for Mrs Isabel Luzia Hutchinson's will Compiled by Edward Jones (1721 - 1737) and James Barnard (1738 - 1780)
V88 - Titulosand carta da posse das frasendasfor Mrs Isabel Luzia Hutchinson
V89 - Edward Jones's letter book
V90 - Edward Jones's letter book With typescript and manuscript transcripts of Edward's letters
V91 - Edmund Winstanley's letter book, vol. 2
V92 - Edmund Winstanley's letter book, vol. 3
V93 - Edmund Winstanley's letter book, vol. 4
V94 - Edmund Winstanley's letter book, vol. 5 The last two letters were written by Joseph Ilsley following Winstanley's death
V95 - Letter book
V96 - Letter book
V97 - Peter Baines (Procurator's) letter book
V98 - Peter Baines (Procurator's) letter book
V99 - Peter Baines's letter book
V100 - Peter Baines's letter book
V101 - Peter Baines's letter book
V102 - Peter Baines's letter book
V103 - Peter Baines's letter book
V104 - Peter Baines's letter book
V105 - Peter Baines's letter book Preceded by a copy of information on college funds
V106 - Letter book
V107 - William Hilton's letter book
V108 - William Hilton's letter book
V109 - College library borrowing book
V110 - College library borrowing book
V111 - Annales Collegii Register of staff and students
V112 - Annales continuati Record of the major events of the college from 1713 to 1866
V113 - (1) Register of students, 1867 - 1872 (2) College diary, 1867 - 1872; 1882 - 1947
V114 - Manuscript copy of the original Lisbon College constitutions
V115 - Constitutiones et Regulµ Collegii Anglorum Ulyssiponensis
V116a - Regimina circa omnem gubernationem domesticam, tum disciplinae quotidianae tum oeconomiae...
V116b - Regimina Studiorum
V117 - Constitutiones et regulae Collegii Anglorum Ulyssiponensis Manuscript of revised constitution approved, 1 October 1818 and 7 October 1818 With an appendix of 20 March 1821
V118a-c - Three printed copies [possibly proof copies] of Constituitones et Regule Collegii Anglorum Ulyssiponensis Tituli Sanctorum Apostolorum Petri et Pauli...
V119 - Manuscript copy of Constituitones et Regule Collegii Anglorum Ulyssiponensis... Revised constitution, approved 6 February 1869
V120 - Constituitones et Regule Collegii Anglorum Ulyssiponensis Tituli Sanctorum Apostolorum Petri et Pauli...(Lisbon, 1870)
V121 - Juramenta Prµsidum With copies of patent letters of appointment
V122 - Juramenta Superioum Including vice-presidents, confessors, prefect of studies, lecturers in Theology/Philosophy, procurators and masters of Humanities
V123 - Juramenta Superiorum
V124 - Professiones fidei With anti-modernist oath, 1910 - 1943
V125 - Juramenta alumnorum
V126 - Juramenta alumnorum
V127 - Juramenta alumnorum
V128 - Juramenta alumnorum
V129 - Juramenta alumnorum
V130 - Visitations/reports of the college With loose sheets concerning later visitations/reports
V131 - Council of Superiors minute book, 1710 - 1883 At the end of the volume
V132 - Council of Superiors minute book
V133 - Council of Superiors minute book
V134 - Sacristy book
V135 - Senior student's diary Includes many loose sheets
V136 - Common Room Committee minute book
V137 - Debating, reading and literary society note and minute book
V138 - Debating society minute book
V139 - Literary and debating society minute book
V140 - Literary and debating society minute book
V141 - Philosophy examination results
V142 - Theology examination results
V143 - Theology examination results
V144 - Theology examination results
V145 - Manuscript entitled Tales of the Middle Ages, extracted from the Mores Catholici
V146a - Typescript
V146b - Typescript
V147 - Charter of Syon House
V148 - Typescript of James Sullivan's thesis ( De sanatione in radice), submitted to the English College in Rome
V149 - Manuscript transcripts of documents relating to the Popish Plot Possibly a transcript of published material
V150-151 - Interpretations by the Sacred Congregation of Council on the Council of Trent Arranged by session Manuscript
V152-155 - Resolutions passed by the Sacred Congregation of Council Manuscript and printed
V156 - Demonstraþas apologetica da innocencia do Bispo de Coimbra, D. Miguel da Annunciaþao em os crimes de leza magestade...
V157-159 - Manuscript copy (subsequently published) of Winstanley, Edmund, An outline of ecclesiastical and civil history Copy of the first two volumes and up to p130 of volume III of the published work
V160 - Manie devoute meditations for Ashe Wedensdaie, and for all the Sondaies of Lente . . . translated oute of verie good authors oute of Latin into Englishe for my owne use and exercise
V161 - Evening prayers for the English College of S. Peter & S. Paul. Lisbon
V162 - Manuscript by Francis Plunket, entitled Heroum speculum de vita D. D. Francisci Tregeon, cursus corpus septendecim...
V163 - Istonia del governo d'Inghilterra'
V164 - Da Cruz, (Padre) Francisco Manoel, ConversacÒo theologico - juridica sobre o contrato do dinheiro a juros...
V165 - Sermons by T[homas] [G]odden to a Portuguese/English fraternity One sermon dated 16 May 1655
V166 - Sermons and addresses
V167 - Sermons
V168 - Manuscript entitled The Spiritual Necklace
V169 - (1) Narrative of visions and miracles in a family in Brazil, c.1820 (2) Life of Maria JozÚ de Bourbon e Meneses, 1811 - 1843
V170 - Latin poems by students, mainly 1660s to 1680s, with a group from the 1720s
V171 - Masses said for the founder of Lisbon College [Pedro Coutinho] With later notes by John Manley and James Barnard
V172 - Mass stipend accounts Mostly 1723 - 1737, with later additions, 1740 - 1752
V173 - Masses said for the founder [Pedro Coutinho] and other obligation masses
V174 - Account of the masses said for the founder [Pedro Coutinho] and the other benefactors of the college
V175 - Ship's log book
V176 - Ship's log book
V177 - Account book of money received Includes procuratorship of J. Sergeant and R. Russell
V178 - Ark book
V179 - Ark book
V180 - Account book of money received, 1720 - 1727 Accounts of Quinta de Pera, 1777 - 1831
V181 - Ark book In John Preston's hand
V182 - Day book of money received
V183 - Day book of money received
V184 - Account book of money received, 1812 - 1817 At the end of the volume, 1816 - 1824
V186 - Day book of money received
V187 - Accounts compiled by J. Ilsley of money received and disbursements
V188 - Accounts
V189 - Superiors' accounts
V190 - Superiors' accounts
V191 - Students' pensions
V192 - Students' pensions
V193 - Procurators' accounts
V194 - Day book of provisions purchased
V195 - Comprador's account book
V196 - Rents and income from Aljubarota and Alocbaþa
V197 - Accounts of income from Portos Secos, the Inquisition, and Evora
V198 - Accounts
V199 - Accounts of the north of England agent, 1846 - 1883
V200 - Accounts for wine exports
V201 - Memorandum and record book of the college's vineyards
V202 - Paris accounts book
V203 - Agent's accounts book Copied into one volume
V204 - Account of lawsuits still pending involving the college Compiled by James Barnard, with the help of the other superiors
V205 - Register of marriages
V206 - College rules for
V207 - Prefect's diary Includes many loose-leaf sheets
V208 - Notebook entitled Account book of The Lisbonian Includes notes on college history
V209 - Common place book [?by Edmund Winstanley]
V210 - Common place book
V211 - Article by John Kirk, Historical account of the English College at Lisbon Manuscript and printed articles from the Catholic Magazinebound together
V212 - Transcript by [?J. Harrison] of J. Kirk's Historical account of the English College in Lisbon
V213 - Synopses of sermons given by George Langton Vere at St Patrick's, Soho Re-used in later years
V214a-e - Notes of sermons given by George Langton Vere at St Patrick's, Soho
V215 - Liber Missionis
V216 - Liber Missionis
V217 - Letter book of John Manley
V218 - Letter book of John Manley
V219 - Letter book
V220 - Letter book of Edmund Winstanley
V221 - Inventory of books (with prices)
V222 - Douai dictate
V223 - Douai dictate
V224a - (a) Douai dictate
V224a-b - (a) Douai dictate
V224b - (b) Ququestio theologica de aequivocatione et restrictione mentali Ends
V225a - Douai dictate
V225a-d - Douai dictate
V225b - Tabula chronologica[?1703] In Crathorne's hand
V225c - Epitome de ecclesia[?1703] In Crathorne's hand
V225d - (d) Letter from Mr D[?] to Dr Tillotson to prove that non-jurors are not schismatics Copy by Crathorne
V226a - Douai dictate
V226a-e - Douai dictate
V226b - Douai dictate
V226c - Douai dictate
V226d - Douai dictate
V226e - Excerpta ex operibus Martini Lutheri In Crathorne's hand
V227a - Douai dictate
V227a-c - no title
V227b - Douai dictate
V227c - Dissertatio theologica[on the subject of reprobation and predestination] by Edward Hawarden In Crathorne's hand Probably not a dictate
V228a - Douai dictate
V228a-c - Douai dictate
V228b - Douai theses
V228c - Chronological tables In Crathorne's hand
V229 - Douai dictate
V230 - Douai dictate
V230a - Douai dictate
V230b - Theological essay on ecclesiology and controversy
V231a - Douai dictate
V231a-d - Douai dictate
V231b - Douai dictate
V231c - Douai dictate
V231d - Printed Theses theologicµ[on the above tracts] Prµses
V232 - Douai dictate
V233 - Douai dictate
V234 - Douai dictate
V235 - Douai dictate
V236 - Douai dictate
V237 - Douai dictate
V238a - Douai dictate
V238a-c - Douai dictate
V238b - Douai dictate
V238c - Printed Theses theologicµ Prµses
V239 - Lisbon dictate
V239b - Lisbon dictate
V240 - Douai dictate
V241 - Lisbon dictate
V242 - Lisbon dictate
V243 - Lisbon dictate
V244 - Printed Lisbon dictate
V245 - Printed Lisbon dictate
V246 - Manuscript by John Preston on astronomy Presumably from a dictate on De caelo et elementis Unbound Includes a typescript transcript
V247 - Manuscript by John Preston on astronomy Presumably from a dictate on De caelo et elementis Unbound Includes a typescript transcript
V248 - Manuscript by John Preston on astronomy Presumably from a dictate on De caelo et elementis Unbound Includes a typescript transcript
V249 - Manuscript by John Preston on astronomy Presumably from a dictate on De caelo et elementis Unbound Includes a typescript transcript
V250 - Various Lisbon dictates
V251 - Parts of incomplete dictates, including
V252 - Dictate of unknown provenance
V253 - Dictate of unknown provenance Tractatus de ecclesia et fidei
V254 - [?Seville] dictate
V255 - [?Seville dictate]
V256 - Carlon dictate
V257 - Dictate [?Ireland] intended as a supplement to an unnamed text book (a) Annotationes de actibus humanis, p1 - 22 (b) De legibus, p23 - 55 ®) De peccatis, p56 - 102 (d) De penitentia, p103 - 172 (continued p459 - 483) (e) De justitia et jure, p173 - 3
V258 - Sentention [sic] Sapientum Notes on moral theology
V259 - Notes by George Langton Vere on St Paul's epistle to the Ephesians Written at Old Hall
V260 - Notes by John Manley on Greek grammar
V261 - Hebrew vocabulary notebook In John Preston's hand
V262 - Notes (incomplete) on church history
V263 - Lecture notes and jottings on arithmetic, algebra, geometry and physics Unbound
V264 - Certificates for masses said at Syon House for Maria Estivens [Mary Stephens]
V265 - Statement of accounts for Syon House
V266 - English agents' accounts for Syon House
V267 - Theologia mistica, on compnedio de oracÒo mental Post-1635 compilation from Carmelite writers
V268 - Letters by Henry Edward Manning to Fr James Lawless, 1876 - 1891
V269 - Diaries of John Cullen in Rome
V270a - Subscriptions for the Escola Catholica de Candidae Luso-Britannica [Luso-British Catholic Charity School]
V270b - Subscriptions for the Luso-British Catholic Charity School
V271 - John Manley's account book
V272 - Copy by John E. Nieremberg S.J. of The Book of Life With an additional [?sermon] on Jesus's crucifixion
V273 - Quinta de Pera account book
V274 - Accounts of the college with the London Joint Stock Bank
V275 - Accounts of the college with the London Joint Stock Bank
V276 - Accounts of the college with the London Joint Stock Bank
V277 - Accounts of the college with the London Joint Stock Bank
V278 - Accounts of the college with the London Joint Stock Bank
V279 - Accounts of the college with the London Joint Stock Bank
V280 - Rental account book
V281 - Rental account book
V282 - (a) A short account of the wonderful cures effected by the holy oils of Tours
V283 - Jewish prayer book containing morning prayers, order for the sanctification of the new moon, order for prayer on a journey, Qaddish and Barequ, order for reciting the Shema, and other prayers and blessings (Mannheim, 1740)
V284 - John Gother, Instructions and devotions for confession and communion John Gother was one of the most distinguished Lisbonians and author of a great number of influential spiritual writings. Endorsed on the front cover is Mr Gother's hand writing, althoug
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