Note: This index was compiled from various unpublished lists and indexes in the University Library and matched with books in the online catalogue by an automatic process. It has not been possible to check most of the entries and identifications against the books or other sources, and an entry in this index should not be regarded as authoritative without corroboration. Please send any enquiries, corrections or additional information to rarebooks@lib.cam.ac.uk.
2 Bezirk (Vienna, Austria). Fortbildungsschulrat. Lehrlingsbücherei 15
CCC.25.123: Stamp: 'Fortbildungsschulrat für Wien 2. Lehrlingsbücherei 15, Hütteldorferstraße 7-17'
A. A.
Syn.7.65.176: Bookplate: A. A., motto "Animus si aequus, quod petis hic est"
A. C.
Syn.8.53.51: Provenance: A. C.
A. F. C. L., active 19th century?
6000.c.92: Inscribed on blue paper label affixed to upper pastedown "A. F. C. L.", nineteenth century.
A. H., active 17th century
Rel.d.60.1: Provenance: Royal Binding, with Initials: 'AH'.
A. L.
C.9.17: Provenance: A. L.
A. Liesching & Cie. (Stuttgart, Germany)
Oates.219: Ticket: Liesching (A.) & Cie., Stuttgart, Lange Str. No. 6
A. O.
7240.d.115: Bookplate: A. O., 'AW' and fish
A. P.
H.15.30: Stamp: A. P.
A. W.
Harley-Mason.a.54: Bookplate: A. W.
A.J. Combridge and Co. (Bombay, India)
Harley-Mason.b.84: Bookplate: Combridge (A. J.) & Co., bookseller, Bombay
Harley-Mason.c.69: Bookplate: Combridge (A. J.) & Co., bookseller, Bombay
Abadam, Edward, 1809-1875
S244.d.76.1: Bookplate: 'Edward Abadam, Middleton Hall, Camarthenshire'
Probably: Edward Abadam, of Middleton Hall, Justice of the Peace and High Sheriff for Camarthenshire.
Abbaye Sainte-Madeleine Marseille, 1865-1922
White.d.539: Stamp: Marseilles Bibliothecae Ābbāti [?].S.M. Māgd. Māssil.
Probably: The Benedictine abbey of Saint Mary Magdalene in Marseilles, France.
White.d.593: Stamp: Marseilles Bibliothecae Ābbāti [?].S.M. Māgd. Māssil.
Abbaye Saint-Pierre-aux-Monts (Châlons-en-Champagne, France)
Atlas.4.61.2: Stamp: 'O. S. Ben. Conve. S. Pet. Cathal'. Annotation: 'Ex Libris Monasterii Sancti Petri Catalaunensis anno 1772'
Probably: The Benedictine monastery of Saint-Pierre-aux-Monts, Châlons-sur-Marne, suppressed in 1789.
Abbey, J. R. (John Roland), 1896-1969
Rel.c.71.1: Bookplate: (John Roland) Abbey
Probably: John Ro(w)land Abbey, book collector and High Sheriff of Sussex.
Abbot, Charles, Baron Colchester, 1757-1829
7706.d.220: Bookplate: Rt. Hon. Charles Abbot, ? Franks 9
Probably: Charles Abbot, 1st Baron Colchester, Speaker of the House of Commons 1802-1817, matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1775. Possibly: Charles Abbot, 2nd Baron Colchester (1798-1867).
MR708.d.75.5: Bookplate: Rt. Hon. Charles Abbot, ? Franks 9
7250.b.105: Bookplate: Charles Abbot, Esq., Lincoln's Inn
Probably: Charles Abbot, 1st Baron Colchester, Speaker of the House of Commons 1802-1817, matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1775.
Abdy, Ja. (James?), active 17th century
Syn.7.62.136: Provenance: Ja. Abdy, [16-]
Abdy, John, active 1647
G.16.21: Provenance: John Abdy, 1647
Abdy, T. N. (Thomas Neville), 1810-1877
7474.d.88: Bookplate: T. N. Abdy, ? Franks 43
Probably: Thomas Neville Abdy, admitted to St John's 1829, later MP for Lyme Regis, created Bart. 1850.
Abercorn, Anne Jane (Anne Jane Hamilton), Marchioness, 1763-1818?
7720.d.718-: Bookplate (4th volume): Anne Jane Abercorn
Probably: Anne Jane Abercorn (née Gore), third wife of John Hamilton, 1st Marquess of Abercorn.
Abercromby, Robert, Sir, 1784-1855
7180.e.34: Bookplate: Abercromby of Birkenbog, Bart., ? Franks 51
Probably: Sir Robert Abercromby of Birkenbog and Forglen, MP for Banffshire.
Aberdeen Ecclesiological Society
S524.d.80.2: Stamp: 'Bibl. Theol. Aberdonensi Eccl. Lib.'
Probably: Aberdeen Ecclesiological Society.
Aberdeen Medical Society
7300.c.131: Stamp: Medical Society (MS ownership), Med. Chir. Soc. Aberdeen
7300.c.141: Stamp: Medical Society (MS ownership), Med. Chir. Soc. Aberdeen
7300.d.246: Stamp: Medical Society (MS ownership), Med. Chir. Soc. Aberdeen
7300.d.248: Stamp: Medical Society (MS ownership), Med. Chir. Soc. Aberdeen
7323.d.1: Stamp: Medical Society (MS ownership), Med. Chir. Soc. Aberdeen
7340.c.33: Stamp: Medical Society (MS ownership), Med. Chir. Soc. Aberdeen
Hunter.c.82.77-: Stamp: Medical Society (MS ownership), Med. Chir. Soc. Aberdeen
Syn.5.80.19-: Stamp: Medical Society (MS ownership), Med. Chir. Soc. Aberdeen
Aberdeen United Public Library
Brett-Smith.1014: Bookplate: Aberdeen United Public Library, 'belonging to the proprietors of the Athenaeum, Castle-Street, Aberdeen.'
Abergavenny, Henry Nevill, Earl of, 1755-1843
7540.a.6-13: Bookplate (2nd volume): Anon. armorial bookplate (arms of Earls of Abergavenny; probably Henry Nevill, 2nd Earl of A.) (Franks 21683)
Probably: Henry Nevill, 2nd Earl of Abergavenny, Secretary to the Treasury and MP for Seaford and for Monmouthshire.
Abinford, John
Sel.3.213: Provenance: John Abinford
Aboussouan, Camille, 1919-2013
7735.d.964: Bookplate: Camille Aboussouan
Abrishire, Thomas
I*.10.5(D): Provenance: Thomas Abrishire
Abtei Amorbach
Acton.d.23.429: Bookplate: Leiningen Fürstl-Leining. Hof-Bibliothek.
The library of the Princes of Leiningen in the former monastery of Amorbach, sold in 1855.
Abylhell, Nicolaus
G*.15.26(G): Provenance: Nicolaus Abylhell
Académie Royale de Nîmes
F159.e.4.12: Stamp: Academie Royale de Nimes
Acland, Sarah Angelina, 1849-1930
Syn.7.89.278-: Bookplate: Sarah Angelina Acland, Oxford, 'Inébranlable'
Probably: Sarah Angelina Acland, English amateur photographer, pioneer of colour photography, formerly a student of John Ruskin.
Acton, John P.
Syn.5.82.81: Bookplate: J. P. Acton. Annotation: John Acton.
Acton, Walter, 1651-1718
Acton.d.23.732: Stamp: Leg Acton, Gothic seal coat, human leg and thigh in armour couped and dropping blood.
Probably: the stamp of Walter Acton, second son of Sir Walter Acton, second Baronet of Aldenham Hall in Shropshire.
Acton.d.25.842: Stamp: Leg Acton, Gothic seal coat, human leg and thigh in armour couped and dropping blood.
Acton.d.39.135: Stamp: Leg Acton, Gothic seal coat, human leg and thigh in armour couped and dropping blood.
Acton.e.25.6: Stamp: Leg Acton, Gothic seal coat, human leg and thigh in armour couped and dropping blood.
Acton.e.sel.10: Stamp: Leg Acton, Gothic seal coat, human leg and thigh in armour couped and dropping blood.
Adair, James, 1743?-1798
S238.b.90.1: Bookplate: James Adair, Ex Libris
Probably: James Adair, Judge and Serjeant-at-law, graduated Peterhouse 1764.
Adair, Robert Shafto, 1786-1869
7250.c.63: Bookplate: Sir Robert Shafto, ? Franks 104
Probably: Sir Robert Shafto Adair, 1st Baronet of Flixton Hall.
Adair, William, 1754-1844
7100.d.840: Bookplate: William Adair Esqr. (back cover).
Probably: William Adair of Flixton Hall, married Camilla Shafto, father of Sir Robert Shafto Adair.
7720.d.437: Bookplate: William Adair Esqr. (back cover).
Adam, James, 1860-1907
Hhh.209: Bookplate: J. Adam
Possibly: James Adam, admitted to Gonville and Caius in 1880, made fellow of Emmanuel College in 1884, lecturer at Girton College.
Adam, John, active 1765-1815
Keynes.S.3.3: Bookplate: John Adam Esquire. Motto: 'Crux Mihi Grata Quies.' Franks 117
Probably: John Adams Esq. of Maryburgh, architect, son of Robert Adam, architect to the King. Bookplate can be dated as 1815 or later, due to the inclusion of the Littlejohn arms, acquired on John Adam's marriage to Jean Ramsay of Woodston.
Young.87: Bookplate: John Adam. Motto: 'Crux Mihi Grata Quies.' ? Franks 117
Probably: John Adams Esq. of Maryburgh, architect, son of Robert Adam, architect to the King. Bookplate can be dated as 1815 or later, due to the inclusion of the Littlejohn arms, acquired on John Adam's marriage to Jean Ramsay of Woodston.
Adam, Thomas
7494.d.17: Bookplate: Thomas Adam, 'Perseverantia vincit', ? Franks 125 or 126
Adam, R. B. (Robert Borthwick), 1863-1940
Syn.8.63.422: Book Stamp on Leather: 'Ex Libris R.B. Adam' with labelled portrait of Samuel Johnson.
Probably: Robert Borthwick Adam, book collector who amassed a large collection of materials relating to Dr Samuel Johnson.
Adams, Fo.
LE.24.27: Provenance: Fo. Adams, 1749
Adams, H. M.
Adv.a.101.4-5: MS. notes mainly by H.M. Adams
Herbert Mayo Adams, librarian of Trinity College Cambridge.
Adams, John Couch, 1819-1892
Adams.7.56.4: Bookplate: Johannis Couch Adams
John Couch Adams, astronomer famous for co-discovery of Neptune, admitted sizar at St John's College 1839, collector of early printed works bequeathed to University Library in 1892 (now class 'Adams').
Adams, Thomas, Sir, 1586-1668
Ee.5.7-: Bookplate: Sir Tho. Adams (as donor)
Probably: Sir Thomas Adams, 1st Baronet, admitted sizar to Sidney Sussex College 1600, elected Lord Mayor of London 1645.
F164.bb.4.1: Bookplate: Sir Tho. Adams (as donor)
Adams, Walter, active 1645
Hunter.c.64.4: Inscribed: 'Gualt. Adamsius 1645 octob. 4th'
Adderley, Charles Bowyer, approximately 1749-1826
7720.d.574: Bookplate: Hams Hall
Possibly: Charles Bowyer Adderley, of Hams Hall, Staffordshire, who rebuilt Hams Hall in 1764.
Adélaïde, Madame, 1732-1800
Rel.d.66.5: Armorial binding: described in sale catalogue as 'Bound by Derome for Madame Marie Adelaide of France' - qu. Sophie, Princess of France d. 1782? Citron morocco - gold; bookplate of R. Griffin (Guigard i.104)
Probably: Madame Marie-Adelaide , Duchess of Louvois, daughter of King Louis XV of France.
U*.8.83(G): Armorial binding: described in sale catalogue as 'Bound by Derome for Madame Marie Adelaide of France' - qu. Sophie, Princess of France d. 1782? Citron morocco - gold; sigs. W. A. Ashby, W. st. Rickbeck?
Adie, Peter, -1769
7180.d.132: Bookplate: Peter Adie, Surgeon
Probably: Peter Adie, Edinburgh surgeon, correspondent of noted Scottish diarist James Boswell.
Adolf Kulping Schule Bottrop
CCC.25.647, item no. 7: Stamp: Bottrop, 'Kath. Volksschule Bottrop Lernkohle[?]'
Probably: From the library of Adolf Kulping Schule Bottrop
Adolphus, John Leycester, 1795-1862
8560.d.25: Bookplate: John Leycester, Adolphus
Probably: John Leycester Adolphus, English lawyer, jurist and author, matriculated St John's College Oxford 1811.
Agar, Thomas
Z.16.9: Provenance: Thos. Agar, 1657
Agathaschule Bottrop
CCC.25.299: Stamp: Bottrop, 'Kath. Agathaschule Bottrop i./Westf.'
Probably: From the library of Bottrop Agathaschule
CCC.25.307: Stamp: Bottrop, 'Kath. Agathaschule Bottrop i./Westf.'
CCC.25.647, item no. 13-14: Stamp: Bottrop, 'Schulgemeinde Agathaschule, Hilfsbucherei'
Agnew, Stair, Sir, 1734-1809
7540.d.287: Bookplate: Agnew of Lochnaw Bart. Mottoes: 'Consilio non impetu' and 'Fax Mentie Honeste Gloria' ? Franks 212
Probably: Sir Stair Agnew, 6th Baronet of Lochnaw.
Hunter.b.60.1: Bookplate: Agnew of Lochnaw Bart. Mottoes: 'Consilio non impetu' and 'Fax Mentie Honeste Gloria' ? Franks 213
S560.d.72.1: Bookplate: Agnew of Lochnaw Bart. Mottoes: 'Consilio non impetu' and 'Fax Mentie Honeste Gloria' ? Franks 211
Aguesseau, H. Fr. d' (Henri François), 1668-1751
Rel.d.72.2-: Armorial binding: "Arms of H. F. Daguesseau, Chancellor of France, died 1751." (Guigard.2.172; Olivier.594.3)
Probably: Henri Francois d'Aguesseau, three-time Chancellor of France.
Aiken, William Appleton, 1907-1957
Brett-Smith.988: Bookplate: William Appleton Aiken
Probably: William Appleton Aiken, Professor of English and European History at Lehigh University.
Aikman, William
Keynes.O.1.6: Bookplate: William Aikman
Ailesbury
F.8.36: Provenance: Ailesbury
Ailesbury, Charles Bruce, Earl of, 1682-1747
7690.d.64: Bookplate: Charles Bruce, Earl of Ailesbury, Franks 4129
Probably: Charles Bruce, 4th Earl of Elgin and 3rd Earl of Ailesbury, MP for Great Bedwyn and Marlborough.
7880.d.197: Bookplate: Charles Bruce, Earl of Ailesbury, Franks 4129
Ainslie Circulating Library
C.11.56: Stamp: Ainslie Circulating Library (e.g.B1r)
Akademisches Gymnasium Lehrerbibliothek
CCC.25.147: Bookplate: Akademisches, 'Gymnasium Lehrerbibliothek' [and others in collection]
Alan, Henry Ellis, 1808-1874
Norton.d.29: Bookplate: Henry Alan, 'Henrici Alani'
Probably: Henry Ellis Alan, classical scholar, much of Alan's collection sold through Sotheby's in 1920 by his son Samuel Allen.
Alanbrooke, Alan Brooke, Viscount, 1883-1963
7385.d.22: Bookplate: Alan Francis Brooke
Probably: Field Marshal Alan Francis Brooke, 1st Viscount Alanbrooke, foremost military commander to Winston Churchill and Lord High Constable of England.
Albani, Alessandro, 1692-1779
Acton.d.49.441: Armorial binding: Anonymous Armorial, red morocco with bishop's galero
Probably: Cardinal Alessandro Albani, Italian cardinal, antiquarian and patron of the arts.
SSS.36.29: Armorial binding: Anonymous Armorial, red morocco with bishop's galero
Albert, Mme
S586.c.83.7: Bookplate: Mme. Albert, 'Salon littéraire, Faubourg, St-Antoine, 93'
Albert, Prince Consort, consort of Victoria, Queen of Great Britain, 1819-1861
Keynes.S.7.9: Stamp: now illegible, identified as 'Prince Albert's Library' in note by G. L. Keynes
Alcobaça (Monastery)
5.30.53-: Armorial binding: Anonymous Armorial, with bishop's galero
Arms appear to be those of the Alcobaça Monastery impaling [?]
Alcock, John
Z.15.1: Provenance: John Alcock
Alderley, John Stanley, Baron, 1766-1850
7720.c.213,214: Bookplate: Lord Stanley, of Alderley
Probably: John Stanley, 1st Baron Alderley, MP for Wootton Bassett, FRS. Possibly: One of the subsequent Barons Alderley.
8250.c.281: Bookplate: Lord Stanley, of Alderley
Aldersey, Samuel, Rev., 1714-1802
7180.d.248: Bookplate: Aldersey, of Aldersey, Cheshire, at end of vol.
Possibly: Rev. Samuel Aldersey of Aldersey Hall, Cheshire, or descendents at same address.
Aldington, Richard, active 1930
S727.d.93.5: Provenance: Richard Aldington, fl. 1930
Aldriche, Fr. (Francis?)
W.5.33: Provenance: Fr. Aldriche
Aldrichius, Thomas
I*.10.5(D): Provenance: Thomas Aldrichius (T. A. on binding)
Aleandri, Giuseppe Maria Bartoli
F154.d.2.9: Stamp: Giuseppe Maria Bartoli Aleandri
Alexander
Leigh.c.11.73-76: Bookplate: "Quod tibi ne alteri"
Arms are those of the Alexander family of Auchmull, Aberdeenshire.
Algar, Nathaniel
Syn.8.59.26: Provenance: Nathaniel Algar
All Hallows College (Dublin, Ireland),
S100.d.84.5: Stamp: Dublin Collegium Omnium, Sanctorum pro Missionibus Exteris
Probably: From the library of All Hallows College Dublin.
Allan, George, 1736-1800
Yorke.c.179: Bookplate: George Allan, of Darlington, ? Franks 340 or 341
Probably: George Allan, antiquarian and attorney in Darlington. Upon his death, Allan's collection of books and prints was bought at auction by his son George Allan (1767-1828), matriculated at Trinity Hall 1785, later MP for Durham City.
Allan, P. B. M. (Philip Bertram Murray), 1884-1973
7100.a.58: Bookplate: P. B. M. Allan
Probably: Philip Bertram Murray Allan, publisher and naturalist known for his work on moths, studied at Clare College Cambridge. Wrote under several pseudonyms including 'Philip Murray' 'Alban Murray' and 'O. Eliphanz Keat'.
CCD.5.155: Bookplate: P. B. M. Allan
Allan Library
Cam.e.648.5: Stamp: Allan Library
Keynes.P.1.13: Bookplate: Allan Library, 'From the library of the late Rev. Henry Fish, M.A. Presented by the Misses Fish of Kettering September 1899.'.
The Allan Library was opened by the Methodist Conference in London in 1891
Allbutt, T. Clifford (Thomas Clifford), 1836-1925
Keynes.T.4.20: Bookplate: T. Clifford (Thomas Clifford) Allbutt
Probably: Thomas Clifford Allbutt, matriculated into Gonville and Caius College 1855, Regius Professor of Physic at Cambridge 1892-1925.
Path.a.52: Bookplate: T. Clifford (Thomas Clifford) Allbutt
Allen, John
H*.12.14(E): Provenance: John Allen (Cant.)
Allen, Joseph, 1770-1845
Ely.c.16-: Bookplate: 'Bibliothcae Ecclesiae Cathedralis Eliensis dono dedit, Josephus Allen, S.T.P. Episcopus Eliensis A.D. 1845' (and others in collection)
Joseph Allen, bishop of Ely
Ely.c.18: Bookplate: 'Bibliothcae Ecclesiae Cathedralis Eliensis dono dedit, Josephus Allen, S.T.P. Episcopus Eliensis A.D. 1845' (and others in collection)
Ely.d.605: Bookplate: 'Bibliothcae Ecclesiae Cathedralis Eliensis dono dedit, Josephus Allen, S.T.P. Episcopus Eliensis A.D. 1845' (and others in collection)
Allen, T. , F.S.A.
Brett-Smith.785: Bookplate: T. Allen F.S.A., Franks 388
Cam.e.700.1: Bookplate: T. Allen F.S.A., Franks 388
Allen, William
7440.d.62: Stamp: Wm. Allen
Allen, William Henry, 1844-1926
479:1.a.90.1: Bookplate: 'William Henry Allen, Bromham House, Bedfordshire.' Motto: 'Ex Opera et Industria.'
Probably: William Henry Allen, engineer and founder of W.H. Allen and Co., Justice of the Peace for the Bedford Division, High Sheriff of Bedfordshire in 1904.
Alleyn, Henry
E.4.66: Provenance: Henry Alleyn
Alleyn, Jaff. (Jaffrey?)
Aa*.10.4(D): Provenance: Jaff. Alleyn
Allgemeine Volkschule der Stadt Wien für Knaben und Mädchen 12
CCC.25.102: Stamp: 'Allgemeine Volkschule der Stadt Wien f. Knaben u. Mädchen XII. Hetzendorfestr. Nr 138'
Allgemeine Volksschule der Stadt Wien
CCC.25.645: Stamp: 'Allgemeine Volksschule der Stadt Wien'
Allgemeine Volksschule der Stadt Wien 21
CCC.25.41: Stamp: 'Allgemeine Volksschule der Stadt Wien XXI Meissnergasse I. Für Knaben u. Mädchen'
Allgemeine Volksschule der Stadt Wien 4
CCC.25.31: Stamp: 'Allgemeine Volksschule der Stadt Wien IV, Phorusgasse Nr. 10, Für Knaben' (and elsewhere in collection)
Allgemeine Volksschule der Stadt Wien 9
CCC.25.142: Stamp: 'Allgemeine Volksschule der Stadt Wien IX Viriotgasse 8 für Mädchen'
Allgemeine Volksschule der Stadt Wien für Knaben und Mädchen (Fischamend, Austria)
CCC.25.191: Stamp: 'Allgemeine Volksschule der Stadt Wien für Knaben und Mädchen Fischamend-Markt 23'
Allgemeine Volksschule der Stadt Wien für Knaben und Mädchen, 18
CCC.25.371: Bookplate: 'Allgemeine Volksschule der Stadt Wien für Knaben u. Mädchen. 18, Schopenhauerstr. 79'
Allgemeine Volksschule für Knaben und Mädchen der Stadt Wien (Schwechat, Austria)
CCC.25.265: Stamp: 'Allgemeine Volksschule für Knaben u. Mädchen der Stadt Wien Rannersdorf 23'
Almack
Keynes.P.3.8: Bookplate: Almack
Almack, Edward, 1852-1917
Keynes.S.1.30: Bookplate: E. Almack
Possibly: Edward Almack.
Almeida Couthino, Alexandrino d'
CCD.18.92: Bookplate: Alexandrino d'Almeida Couthino
Almunia, Antonio, The Most Hon., 1896-1972
F151.d.8.8: Bookplate: name crossed through, apparently 'Antonio Almunia de Proxita y de Leon', with motto "Vostra virtud de mos merits lo guardo"
Marquis de Almunia
Amadas, Richard, -1629
D*.16.14(E): Provenance: Richarde Amadas, fl. 1560, died 1629 (See Add.MS.43 catalogue)
Richard Amadas, book collector and probably father of the following. Probably also: Richard Amadas, Rector of Hallingbury Magna in Essex, who appears to have inherited and annotated the former's library
Ff.5.46: Provenance: Richarde Amadas, fl. 1560, died 1629 (See Add.MS.43 catalogue)
Kk.6.14: Provenance: Richarde Amadas, fl. 1560, died 1629 (See Add.MS.43 catalogue)
Syn.8.55.122: Provenance: Richarde Amadas, fl. 1560, died 1629 (See Add.MS.43 catalogue)
Syn.8.55.32: Provenance: Richarde Amadas, fl. 1560, died 1629 (See Add.MS.43 catalogue)
Ambs, T. B., active 1821
F154.b.1.1: Inside front cover: "T.B. Ambs 1821", inscription in German to the right.
American Antiquarian Society
Hib.5.792.54: Stamp: American Antiquarian Society, Worchester, Mass.
American Whig Society. Library
S227.c.80.1: Partial stamp: 'American Whig Society Library'. Annotation on back page: 'Merican Whig Society'.
The oldest college literary and debating society in the United States of America.
Amicable Society for a Perpetual Assurance Office, Edward
Bassingbourn.175: Bookplate: "Prudens simplicitas" (printed onto verso of t.p.)
Possibly: The Amicable Society for a Perpetual Assurance Office, probably the first life insurance company in the world, founded in London in 1706.
Amsterdam Gymnasium Publicum, 1688
Bury.46.6: Bookplate: Amsterdam Gymnasium Publicum, prize bookplate, 1688
Amsterdam Gymnasium Publicum
Rel.c.78.4: Armorial binding: vellum - gold, 'prize given to Antonio Waakhuysen 21 Sept 1787. Given by F. T. K. Caroë'
Anckarsvärd, Carl Henrik, greve, 1782-1865
7000.d.2091: Bookplate of 'C. H. Anckarsvárd' and library stamp: Fållnäs Bib.
Count Carl Henrik Anckarsvärd, Swedish politician and author; lived at the manor of Fållnäs, Södertörn.
Ancram, Robert Kerr, Earl of, approximately 1578-1654
W.7.27: Armorial binding: Robert Kerr, Earl of Ancrum, with signature and motto of Ro: Wilkinson, 1670
Probably: Robert Kerr (or Carr), 1st Earl of Ancram, Scottish nobleman and writer.
Anders, Fanny
7240.d.11: Annotation: 'Fanny Anders lent this book'.
Anderson, Charles, Baronet, 1804-1891
7240.d.11: Bookplate: 'Charles Anderson, Esqr of Lea'. Franks 475
Probably: Sir Charles Henry John Anderson, 9th Baronet of Lea. He held the post of Sheriff of Lincolnshire in 1851.
Anderson, M. D. (Margaret Dampier), 1900-
478.2.b.90.2: Bookplate: Margaret Dampier Whetham
Probably: Margaret Dampier Anderson (née Whetham), biochemical researcher, daughter of Sir William Cecil Dampier, studied at Newnham College Cambridge.
Anderson, Pauline, 1918-
S721.d.95.17: Bookplate: Pauline Anderson
Anderson, William
Hib.7.772.34-57: Stamp: W. Anderson, on binding and end paper
Anderton, James
Syn.5.60.7: Provenance: James Anderton fl. XVII Cent(?)
Andrade, E. N. da C. (Edward Neville da Costa), 1887-1971
F168.d.5.13: Bookplate: From the Books of EN da C Andrade, Fellow of the Royal Society.
Probably: Edward Neville da Costa Andrade, FRS, known for his work on gamma radiation with Ernest Rutherford.
Andreini , Joseph Manuel, 1850-1932
S732.d.90.3: Bookplate: Joseph Manuel Andreini
Andrews, Michael, approximately 1783-approximately 1870
Hib.7.786.30: Bookplate: Michl. Andrews, 'Ardoyne'. Motto: 'Always Faithful'.
Possibly: Michael Andrews Esqr. Of Ardoyne House, owner of the 'Royal Damask Factory' in Ardoyne.
Hib.7.795.45: Bookplate: Michl. Andrews, 'Ardoyne'. Motto: 'Always Faithful'.
Hib.7.799.57: Bookplate: Michl. Andrews, 'Ardoyne'. Motto: 'Always Faithful'.
Andrews, Thomas, -1585
Bury.40.13: Inscribed "Tho Andrews", sixteenth century
Thomas Andrews, governor of Bury Grammar School, gave books in 1565. Probably the MP for Sudbury who left property to the school.
Andrews , Francis
Hib.5.759.1: Bookplate: Francis Andrews, presentation label: 'To F-. A-. Esqr. From the author', leather inlaid in binding (front and back)
Andvord, Richard
7000.b.19: Bookplate: Richard Andvord
Angell, P., active 1651
Z.4.61: Provenance: P. Angell, 1651
Angenete & Scholle
CCC.25.260: Stamp: Herford, Eigentum der Betriebsgemeinschaft Angenete & Scholle
Probably: From the Herford-based headquarters of the German textile manufacturers Angenete & Scholle.
Angier, John, 1678-1732
Syn.7.77.18: Provenance: Ownership mark of John Angier Trin. Coll.
Possibly: John Angier, Rector of Inworth, and of Layer Marney, matriculated Trinity Hall Cambridge 1696.
Anglesey, Arthur Annesley, Earl of, 1614-1686
Bb*.11.6(E) item no. 10: Provenance: Anglesey, July 5 1672
Probably: Arthur Annesley, 1st Earl of Anglesey, Lord Privy Seal, Treasurer of the Navy, MP for Radnorshire, Dublin City, and for Carmarthen, matriculated Magdalen College Oxford 1630.
Bb*.9.15(D), item no. 10: Provenance: Anglesey, 1670 March 9 (Art 1st Earl) (Sale catalogue of this library LR.34.18)
Arthur Annesley, 1st Earl of Anglesey, Lord Privy Seal, Treasurer of the Navy, MP for Radnorshire, Dublin City, and for Carmarthen, matriculated Magdalen College Oxford 1630.
G.14.18: Provenance: Anglesey, 1683 Feb. 19 (Art. 1st Earl) (Sale catalogue of this library LR.34.18)
Hib.8.682.1: Provenance: Anglesey, 1681 Feb. 15 (Art. 1st Earl) (Sale catalogue of this library LR.34.18)
J.11.75: Provenance: Anglesey, 1669 May 25 (Art. 1st Earl) (Sale catalogue of this library LR.34.18)
R.6.60: Provenance: Anglesey, March 30 1678
R.6.60: Provenance: Anglesey, 1678 March 30 (Art. 1st Earl) (Sale catalogue of this library LR.34.18)
Sel.2.33: Provenance: Anglesey, 1668 May 11 (Art. 1st Earl) (Sale catalogue of this library LR.34.18)
SSS.59.6: Provenance: Anglesey, 1680 Dec. 15 (Art. 1st Earl) (Sale catalogue of this library LR.34.18)
T.5.32: Provenance: Anglesey, 1678 July 10 (Art. 1st Earl) (Sale catalogue of this library LR.34.18)
Z.12.14: Provenance: Anglesey, 1681 Aug. 2 (Art. 1st Earl) (Sale catalogue of this library LR.34.18)
Annesley, M.
Hib.3.674.1: Provenance: M. Annesley
Annesley, R.
F.11.51: Provenance: R. Annesley
Hhh.275: Provenance: R. Annesley
M.16.37: Provenance: R. Annesley
R.6.50: Provenance: R. Annesley
Z.10.67: Provenance: R. Annesley
Annesley, Richard, 1742 or 1743-
7720.c.128-: Bookplate: Earl of Annesley
Possibly: Richard Annesley, 2nd Earl of Annesley, Member of Irish Parliament.
7720.e.115: Bookplate: Earl of Annesley
Hib.5.768.36: Bookplate: The Honble. Richd. Annesley
Hib.5.776.18: Bookplate: Earl of Annesley
Hib.7.767.33: Bookplate: Earl of Annesley
Annoni, Federico, Conte
F154.e.2.8: Bookplate: Conte Annoni di Gussola
Possibly: Federico Annoni di Gussola.
Anstruther, John, Sir, 1673-approximately 1754
7474.e.15: Bookplate: Sir John of Anstruther Bart., ? Franks 616
Possibly: Sir John Anstruther, 1st Baronet of Anstruther, MP for Fife.
Brett-Smith.b.7: Bookplate: Sir John of Anstruther Bart., 'Periisem ni periisem'
CCA.28.7: Bookplate: Sir John of Anstruther Bart., 'Periisem ni periisem'
White.d.263: Bookplate: John of Anstruther Bart., ? Franks 616
Antisdale, Louis Martin, active 1913
S732.d.84.4: Bookplate: Louis Martin Antisdale
Possibly Louis Martin Antisdale, editor of the Rochester Herald.
Anton Ulrich, Herzog von Sachsen-Meiningen, 1687-1763
7706.d.303: Stamp: Herzoglicher S. Meiningischer Bibliothek, with bookplate 'Incrementum Bibliothecae Ducalis S. C. Meiningensis inde ab obitu smi. ANTONII ULRICI'
Probably: Anton Ulrich, Duke of Saxe-Meiningen.
Antrobus, Edmund, Sir, -1870
7720.d.432: Bookplate: Sir Edmund Antrobus, ? Franks 625
Appleton, Daniel Fuller, 1826-1904
Syn.7.82.232: Bookplate: D. F. Appleton. Motto: 'Etiam Libri Frugiferi Sunt'.
Probably: Daniel Fuller Appleton, merchant and watchmaker, President of the New England Society of New York.
Appleton, John Reed
T900.d.54.1: Bookplate: John Reed Appleton; Franks 632
Probably: John Reed Appleton, of Western Hills, Durham, poet and antiquarian, FSA.
Arbury Library
Brett-Smith.c.16: Bookplate: Arbury Library
S300.d.75.7-: Bookplate: Arbury Library
Syn.8.73.10: Bookplate: Arbury Library
Arbuthnot
Cc.6.10: Provenance: Arbuthnot
O.11.49: Provenance: Arbuthnot
Archbold, F.
G*.15.42(F): Provenance: F. Archbold
G*.15.43(F): Provenance: F. Archbold
Archdeacon, J.
7240.d.24: Bookplate: J. Archdeacon, ? Franks 663
Archepoll, Thomas, active 16th century
Sel.3.173: Provenance: Thomas Archepoll (XVIth Cent.)
Archer, active approximately 1510
R*.4.5(D): Provenance: Archer (ab. 1510?)
Irish Guild of Witness. Library
S533.e.83.1: Bookplate: Ardfeenish, 'Leabharlann an Chomluadair'*, Ardfeenish, 21 Upper Mount Street, Dublin' (*apparently 'Library of the Society')
Probably: The Library of the Irish Guild of Witness, founded by Rosamond Stephen in 1918 and kept at her home at this address
Argall, Thomas, active 1627
G.6.54: Provenance: Thomas Argall, Oxon., 1627
Argenson, Marc-René de Voyer d', 1652-1721
Acton.d.9.162: Armorial binding: Marc René de Voyer de Paulmy marquis d'Argenson, 1652-1721, calf - gold (cf. Olivier 1717.1)
Probably: Marc-Rene de Voyer, Marquis de Paulmy and d'Argenson, French politician.
SSS.33.25: Armorial binding: Marc René de Voyer de Paulmy marquis d'Argenson, 1652-1721, red morocco - gold, notes say arms are those of the Marquis d'Argenson to whom the book is dedicated (Olivier.1717.1)
Argyll, Archibald Campbell, Duke of, 1682-1761
Keynes.N.1.22: Bookplate: The Honourable Archibald Campbell Esq., 1708
Possibly: Archibald Campbell, 3rd Duke of Argyll, member of the Privy Council and founder of the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders
Leigh.d.11.215: Bookplate: Princess Louise's Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders
Probably: The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Infantry Regiment of the British Army, created in 1881 and disbanded in 2006.
Arkwright, Frank W.
S342.d.74.1-: Bookplate: Frank W. Arkwright
Arkwright, G. E. P. (Godfrey Edward Pellew), 1864-1944
MR240.d.70.2: Bookplate: Godfrey E. P. Arkwright. Motto: 'Multa Tuli Fecique'.
Probably: Godfrey Arkwright, British musicologist, editor and bibliographer of 16th-18th century music.
MR240.e.65.1: Bookplate: Godfrey E. P. Arkwright. Motto: 'Multa Tuli Fecique'.
Syn.5.60.11: Bookplate: Godfrey E. P. Arkwright. Motto: 'Multa Tuli Fecique'.
Probably: Godfrey Arkwright, British musicologist, editor and bibliographer of 16th-18th century music. Probably part of Lot 294 of the Arkwright Sale, Sotheby's 1939.
Syn.5.60.12: Bookplate: Godfrey E. P. Arkwright. Motto: 'Multa Tuli Fecique'.
Syn.5.61.7: Bookplate: Godfrey E. P. Arkwright. Motto: 'Multa Tuli Fecique'.
Syn.7.60.202: Bookplate: Godfrey E. P. Arkwright. Motto: 'Multa Tuli Fecique'.
Arlington, Henry Bennet, Earl of, 1618-1685
R.20.43: Armorial binding: Henry, 1st Earl of Arlington
Probably: Henry Bennet, 1st Earl of Arlington.
R.20.45: Armorial binding: Henry, 1st Earl of Arlington
Armstrong, R., active 1729
Syn.8.63.9: Provenance: R. Armstrong, 1729, Essex
Armstrong, T.
Cam.b.711.3: Binder's ticket: 'Bound by T. Armstrong, 25 Poland-Street, London'.
Armstrong College (University of Durham). Library
Syn.3.68.12: Stamp: Newcastle Upon Tyne Armstrong College Library, 'Armstrong College, N-U-T, Library Medical Section'
Probably: Armstrong College in Newcastle upon Tyne, formerly the University of Durham College of Physical Science, which merged with the College of Medicine in 1937 to form King's College, which then became the University of Newcastle upon Tyne in 1963.
Syn.4.84.85: Bookplate: Newcastle Upon Tyne Armstrong College Library
Army and Navy Club
Leigh.c.8.43: Bookplate: Army and Navy Club
Arnold, Andrew W.
F160.e.6.5:
Arnold, C.
8.40.94: Provenance: Liber C. Arnold (sic)
Arnold, Edward
F160.e.6.5: Bookplate: 'Edward Arnold, Andrew W. Arnold, The Grove, Dorking, Surrey'
Book collector, especially of French almanacs. Edward Arnold's son, Andrew W. Arnold, published a catalogue of the library in 1921.
Norton.d.111: Bookplate: 'Edward Arnold, Andrew W. Arnold, The Grove, Dorking, Surrey'
Arnold, Francis Thomas
MR588.a.75.2: Bookplate: Francis Thomas Arnold
Arnold, George, 1753-1806
7540.e.20: Bookplate: 'George Arnold Esqr., 1806'. ? Franks 737
Possibly: George Arnold of Ashby Lodge F.S.A., matriculated St Edmund Hall Oxford 1771. Possibly: His son, George Henry Arnold of Ashby Lodge (1791-1806), matriculated Jesus College 1808.
Brett-Smith.727: Bookplate: 'George Arnold Esqr., 1806'. ? Franks 737
Keynes.P.5.23: Bookplate: 'George Arnold, 1806'. ? Franks 737
Williams.552: Bookplate: 'Geo. Arnold Esq., One of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Chamber'; Franks 735
Arnold, Harry
Keynes.Q.3.13: Bookplate: 'Harry Arnold Arnbarrow'. Motto: 'Ut Vivas Vigila'.
Probably: Harry Arnold of Arnbarrow
Arnold, R.
Hib.7.776.24: Bookplate: R. Arnold
Arnold, Samuel
Hib.7.789.30: Bookplate: Samuel Arnold
Arnot, James
S727.d.79.107: Bookplate: James Arnot
Arnstein, Ulrich von, 1558-1629
Hib.8.58.2: Armorial binding: Arms of Ulrich von Arnstein
Probably: Ulrich von Arnstein, Abbott of St Urban.
Arthur
Brett-Smith.1019: Bookplate: 'Arthur'. Motto: 'Impella obstantia'.
Arthur, Fanny
7240.d.11: Annotation in back pages: 'Fanny Arthur's Book'.
Arundel
R.3.46: Provenance: Arundel
Arundel and Surrey, Earl of
LE.34.20: Provenance: "Virtutis laus actio" (Arundel & Surrey)
LE.34.40: Provenance: ( ) Arundel & Surrey
Ascheton, Edward
U*.7.120(F): Provenance: Edw. Ascheton
Asforga
R.20.22: Bookplate: Asforga
Ash, Francis, -1660
2.14.32: Bookplate: 'Academiæ Cantabrigiensis Bibliothecæ publicæ hunc librum inter alios plurimos dono dedit vir integerrimus & bonarum artum studiis faventissimus Franciscus Ash, mercator Londoniensis Anno Dom 1653'
Francis Ash, Merchant and Goldsmith of Foster Lane, in the parish of St Vedast, London; presented forty books to Cambridge University in 1653.
2.26.66: Bookplate: 'Academiæ Cantabrigiensis Bibliothecæ publicæ hunc librum inter alios plurimos dono dedit vir integerrimus & bonarum artum studiis faventissimus Franciscus Ash, mercator Londoniensis Anno Dom 1653'
E*.9.14(C): Armorial binding: Francis Ash
E*.9.15(C): Armorial binding: Francis Ash
E*.9.33(C): Armorial binding: Francis Ash
Ashbee, C. R. (Charles Robert), 1863-1942
9850.d.136: Bookplate: 'Janet & C. R. Ashbee'
Probably: Charles Robert Ashbee, architect, designer and social reformer. Graduated King's College 1886. His wife Janet Ashbee (née Forbes).
S751.e.90.1: Bookplate: 'Ex Libris C.R. Ashbee'
Probably: Charles Robert Ashbee, architect, designer and social reformer. Graduated King's College 1886.
Ashbee, Henry Spencer, 1834-1900
7700.d.63-: Bookplate: 'H. S. Ashbee'
Probably: Henry Spencer Ashbee, book collector, writer and bibliographer known for his clandestine bibliography of erotic literature.
7700.d.65: Bookplate: 'H. S. Ashbee'
Lib.6.69.1: Bookplate: 'H. S. Ashbee'
Lib.7.81.23: Bookplate: 'H. S. Ashbee'
Syn.7.73.5: Bookplate: 'H. S. Ashbee'
T.34.6-: Bookplate: 'H. S. Ashbee'
Ashbee, Janet E. (Janet Elizabeth), 1877-1961
9850.d.136: Bookplate: 'Janet & C. R. Ashbee'
Ashbrook
7700.d.790: Bookplate: Ashbrook
Ashburner, Walter, 1864-1936
F151.d.2.43: Stamp: 'Walter Ashburner'
Probably: Walter Ashburner, lawyer and book collector, Fellow of Merton College Oxford, matriculated Balliol College Oxford 1883.
Norton.b.71: Stamp: 'Walter Ashburner'
Norton.b.76: Stamp: 'Walter Ashburner'
Ashburnham, John
U*.7.68(F): Provenance: John Ashburnham
Ashby, Thomas, 1874-1931
Norton.d.171: Bookplate: Thomas Ashby, Jun.
Probably: Thomas Ashby, British archaeologist, matriculated Christ Church College Oxford.
Ashe, St. George, 1658?-1718
Williams.498: Bookplate: St. George Ashe
Probably: St George Ashe, Bishop of Cloyne, Clogher and Derry.
Ashfielde, Anna
D*.10.36(C): Provenance: Anna Ashfielde
Ashley, John, -1761
Keynes.S.4.10: Bookplate: John Ashley
Probably: John Ashley of Ashby St. Ledgers.
Ashley, John, approximately 1762-1829
Keynes.S.4.8: Bookplate obscured: John Ashley?
Possibly: John Ashley, shoemaker, Secretary of the London Corresponding Society.
Ashmore, Charles
Hib.7.791.29: Bookplate: Charles Ashmore
Ashton, Charles, 1848-1899
F151.a.2.11: Bookplate: Charles Ashton, Pelrow House
Probably: Charles Ashton, police officer, bibliophile and literary historian.
Ashton, Ric
L.9.7: Provenance: Ric Ashton
Ashton Gate P.O.W. Camp
Ud.1.2481: Stamp: P. O. W. Camp, No. 124, Great Britain
Probably: From the Ashton Gate Prisoner of War Camp near Bedminster, created during the Second World War.
Ashurst, William Henry, Sir, 1725-1807
S727.d.72.6: Bookplate: Ashhurst, of Waterstock
Possibly: Sir William Henry Ashurst, English judge of the King's Bench, admitted to the Inner Temple in 1750.
Ask, Robert
Syn.8.54.66, item no. 2: Provenance: Robert Ask
Aspin, John Geoffrey
7100.d.1347: Bookplate: John Geoffrey Aspin
Probably: John Geoffrey Aspin, antiquarian bookseller and collector of Little Sutton, Merseyside.
7180.d.205: Bookplate: John Geoffrey Aspin
7735.e.187: Ticket: J. Geoffrey Aspin, Little Sutton, Cheshire
7735.e.58-: Bookplate: John Geoffrey Aspin
Leigh.d.5.223: Bookplate: John Geoffrey Aspin
Leigh.d.5.224: Ticket: J. Geoffrey Aspin, Little Sutton, Cheshire
Leigh.e.5.49: Bookplate: John Geoffrey Aspin
Astius, Thomas
Syn.8.53.2: Provenance: Thomas Astius
Syn.8.53.9: Provenance: Thomas Astius
Astley, Jacob Henry, Sir, 1756-1817
S530.c.79.1-: Bookplate: Sir Jacob Astley Bart., Melton Constable, Norfolk. Motto: Justitiae Tenax'.
Probably: Sir Jacob Astley 5th Baronet, High Sheriff for Norfolk for 1664, MP for Norfolk, Commissioner of Trade, matriculated Trinity College Cambridge 1776.
Aston, Willoughby , 1640-1702
Keynes.T.2.17: Annotation: 'Wby Aston'
Possibly: Willoughby Aston, 2nd Baronet of Aston, Sheriff of Cheshire. Possibly: Willoughby Aston (1715-1772), 5th Baronet.
Athenaeum Library
Cam.a.682.2: Bookplate: Athenaeum Library. Donation Bookplate: 'This Book was presented to the Athenaeum by Capt. A.C. Tupper on the 19 day of May 1861'.
S706.c.82.9: Bookplate: Athenaeum Library, 'Athenaeum' and head of Athena
Atherley, Arthur, 1772-1844
6000.e.20: Bookplate: Arthur Atherley
Possibly: Arthur Atherley MP for Southampton, matriculated Trinity College 1791.
Atherold, Thomas, 1590-1658
Hib.4.60.1: Provenance: Tho. Atherold
Probably: Thomas Atherold, barrister of Gray's Inn, married Mary Harvey of Eye.
O.3.9: Provenance: Tho. Atherold
Athlumney, William Meredyth Somerville, Baron, 1802-1873
S746.d.83.10-12: Bookplate: Sir William Somerville
Probably: William Meredyth Somerville, 1st Baron Athlumney, Chief Secretary for Ireland, known as 5th Baronet Somerville between 1831 and 1863, matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1822.
Atkins, John, approximately 1760-1838
7735.d.457: Bookplate: Halstead Place
Probably: John Atkins of Halstead Place, MP for Arundel and Lord Mayor of London.
Atkins, Mary
Keynes.S.5.8: Annotation: 'Mary Martin her Book'
Probably: Mary Atkins of Twell, who married William Martin in 1726.
Atkins, Thomas
2.29.10: Provenance: Thomas Atkins
Atkinson, B. F. C.
Adv.c.101.5: Annotated by the author
Basil Ferris Campbell Atkinson, Under-Librarian and Keeper of Manuscripts at the University of Cambridge
Atkinson, Buddle
7420.c.13: Bookplate: Buddle Atkinson
Oates.268: Bookplate: Buddle Atkinson
S300.c.77.3: Bookplate: Buddle Atkinson
Atkinson, F. R. , 1784-1859
S733.d.78.1: Bookplate: 'F. R. Atkinson, Oak House, Pendleton'
Probably: Fenton Robinson Atkinson, Manchester bibliophile and attorney, whose renowned library was sold in 1858.
Atkinson, Nicolas
Syn.7.60.2: Provenance: Nico Atkinson
Atkinson, Edward, 1819-1915
8700.d.747: Printed gift label: "The Bequest of the Reverend Edward Atkinson, D.D., Master of Clare College. 1915".
Edward Atkinson, classicist, Master of Clare College from 1856 to 1915 and five times Vice-Chancellor of the University.
Aubais, Charles de Baschi, marquis d', 1686-1777
Acton.b.38.162: Armorial binding: Charles de Baschi marquis d'Aubais, stamp of Bibliotheca Albasiana
Probably: Charles de Baschi, Marquis d'Aubais, bibliophile and promoter of 'useful learning.'
Aubin, (M.), active 18th century
Hib.4.758.1-: Armorial bookplate, eighteenth century, signed F. Branche: De la bibliotheque de M. Aubi[n].
Auburncrest Library
S180.c.92.24: Bookplate: Auburncrest Library Motto: 'Candles are they that on a wayside bare regather what the human heart forgets' - Lloyd Emerson Siberell
Auckland, William Eden, Baron, 1744-1814
Syn.8.56.81: Bookplate: Lord Auckland
Possibly: Baron Wiliam Eden Auckland, MP for Woodstock, Lord of Trade 1776-1782. Possibly: George Eden, 1st Earl of Auckland, First Lord of the Admiralty and Governor-General of India.
T561.c.2.1-: Bookplate: Lord Auckland
Audebert, Germain, 1518-1598
X.11.24: Provenance: Germ Audebertus
Probably: Germain Audebert of Orleans, lawyer and poet.
Auersperg, Wolfgang Engelbert, Graf von, 1610-1673
F159.c.1.3: Bookplate: Fuerstlich Auerspergsche, Fideicommisbibliothek zu Laybach
Probably: Wolfgang Engelbert, Count of Auersperg, of Carniola.
Auguste Viktoria-Schule Itzehoe, 1904-
CCC.25.351: Stamp: Itzehoe, August Victoria Schule
Probably: From the Auguste Viktoria-Schule in Itzehoe, Steinberg, Germany.
Augustus Frederick, Prince, Duke of Sussex, 1773-1843
7000.d.1411: Bookplate: Crest and Coronet in garter wreath
Probably: Prince Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex, 9th son of King George III of England.
Acton.d.48.151: Bookplate: Anonymous Armorial; Franks 33202
Brett-Smith.879: Bookplate: Anonymous Armorial; Franks 33204
Keynes.P.4.37: Bookplate: Anonymous Armorial; Franks 33204
Lib.7.60.1: Bookplate: Anonymous Armorial; Franks 33204
Rel.e.57.1: Bookplate: Anonymous Armorial; Franks 33204
Syn.7.64.48: Bookplate: Anonymous Armorial; Franks 33204
Aureli, Sperello, 1722-1791
CCD.18.85: Bookplate: Del Co: Sperello Aureli Per Cast: Del Piano
Probably: Sperello Aureli, Italian count who resided at and restored the 16th century Italian castle Villa Aureli.
Austen, George Lennard, 1782-1844
8700.d.652: Bookplate: George Lennard Austen
Possibly: George Lennard Austen, Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.
Austen, Henry Edmund, Sir, 1785-1871
7720.d.701-: Bookplate: 'Henry Edmund Austen, Shalford, Surrey'
Probably: Sir Henry Edmund Austen, High Sheriff for Surrey and a gentleman of the Privy Chamber.
Austen, Robert
Atlas.6.76.11: Bookplate: Robert Austen. Motto: 'Virtute Non Vi'.
Auster, John
Hib.7.772.82: Annotation: 'John Auster'
Austria. . Bundesfinanzministerium. Bibliothek
Ll.37.41-: Stamp: Bibliothek des Finanz Ministeriums (and duplicate stamp)
Possibly: From the library of the Austrian Finance Ministry.
Avernes (France). Bibliothèque
7180.d.295-302: Bookplate: Bibliothéque d'Avernes
Awson, Abraham
Keynes.W.4.10: Bookplate: Abraham Awson
Ayer, Edward Everett, 1841-1927
7415.d.26: Bookplate: Chicago Field Museum of Natural History, 'Gift of Edward E. Ayer'.
Edward E. Ayer, timber merchant and book collector
7415.d.27: Bookplate: Chicago Field Museum of Natural History, 'Gift of Edward E. Ayer'.
Aylesford, Heneage Finch, Earl of, 1751-1812
SSS.32.27: (No bookplate, prov. recorded in msr.)
Possibly: Heneage Finch, 4th Earl of Aylesford, Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard.
SSS.5.4: Bookplate: Earl of Aylesford, Packington Warwicks. Contains: catalogue listing for the book from booksellers Henry Sotheran & Co. 136, Strand.
Possibly: Heneage Finch, 4th Earl of Aylesford, Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard.
Aylesford, Heneage Finch, Earl of , 1751-1812
SSS.36.4: Bookplate: Earl of Aylesford, anon., armorial binding
Aylmer, Gerald George, Bart., 1798-1878
8000.d.78-81: Bookplate: Sir Gerald George Aylmer, Bart.
Possibly: Sir Gerald George Aylmer, 8th Baronet; Sir Gerald George Aylmer, 9th Baronet (1830-1883)
Aylmer, Isabella
Syn.8.58.6: Provenance: Isabella Aylmer, 'ad fin'
Aylmer, John, 1722 or 1723-1793
Hib.7.804.13-: Bookplate: John Aylmer
Possibly: The Hon. Rev. John Aylmer, matriculated Trinity College Oxford 1740.
Aylmer, Matthew Whitworth, Baron, 1775-1850
8000.d.147: Bookplate: Gen. M. Aylmer. Motto: 'Hallelujah'.
Probably: Lieutenant-General Matthew Whitworth-Aylmer, 5th Baron Aylmer.
Ayres, Philip, 1638-1712
E.6.39: Provenance: Phi. Ayres, 1662
Possibly: Philip Ayres, poet and author, tutor in the family of Montague Garrard Drake, studied at St John's College Oxford.
F.11.31: Provenance: Phi. Ayres, 1662
G.9.28: Provenance: Philippi Ayres Anno Dom 1663
Y.6.64: Provenance: Phi. Ayres, 1700
Azara, José Nicolás de, Marqués de Nibbiano, 1730 or 1731-1804
Norton.b.89: Stamp: Don Nicolas de Azara 5th
Probably: Don José Nicolás de Azara, Spanish diplomat and patron of the arts.
B. & J. F. Meehan (Firm)
7720.d.695: Bookplate: B. & J. F. Meehan, Export Booksellers, 32 Gray Street, Bath
Bartholomew and John Francis Meehan, booksellers and publishers
B. C. T.
8000.d.161: Bookplate: 'B.C.T' with Tudor rose emblem
Syn.7.80.245: Bookplate: 'B.C.T' with Tudor rose emblem
B. Diver and Son
7720.e.310: Ticket: Diver (B.) and Son (late H. W. Wallis), 24 Sidney St., Cambridge
S706.d.82.8-9: Ticket: Diver (B.) and Son (late H. W. Wallis), 24 Sidney St., Cambridge
B. L.
7735.d.965: Bookplate: book emblazoned with the initials 'B.L.', snake emerging, black sun forms background.
B. R.
Norton.b.46: Bookplate: initials B. R. with bird circling, numbered 3945.
B. T.
Norton.b.71: Bookplate: B. T., with shield with lion rampart
B.H. Blackwell Ltd.
7706.b.36: Ticket: Blackwell (B. H.) Ltd.
S706.d.82.1-2: Ticket: Blackwell (B. H.) Ltd.
Baart de la Faille, J. (Jacob), 1795-1867
S244.d.76.1: Bookplate: J. Baart de la Faille, Med. Prof. Groningen
Baber, Henry Hervey, 1775-1869
Ely.c.240: Bookplate: 'Eccles. Cathedr. Eliensi donavit Henricus Herveius Baber, A.M., F.R.S. Ecclesiae Strethamensis, cum capella de Thetford. In Insula Elien. Rector'
Ely.d.44: Bookplate: 'Eccles. Cathedr. Eliensi donavit Henricus Herveius Baber, A.M., F.R.S. Ecclesiae Strethamensis, cum capella de Thetford. In Insula Elien. Rector'
Gynecologist and Obstetrician
Babington, Charles Cardale, 1808-1895
Ely.c.240: Bookplate: 'Eccles. Cathedr. Eliensi donavit Henricus Herveius Baber, A.M., F.R.S. Ecclesiae Strethamensis, cum capella de Thetford. In Insula Elien. Rector'
Probably: Rev Henry Baber, keeper of printed books at the British Museum, matriculated All Soul's College Oxford 1795.
Ely.d.44: Bookplate: 'Eccles. Cathedr. Eliensi donavit Henricus Herveius Baber, A.M., F.R.S. Ecclesiae Strethamensis, cum capella de Thetford. In Insula Elien. Rector'
Babington, Charles Cardale, 1808-1895
8460.c.122: Bookplate: 'Charles Cardale Babington M.D. F.R.S.'
English botanist and archaeologist, elected Fellow of the Royal Society in 1851, Chair of Botany at the University of Cambridge, graduated St John's 1830.
Babington, Matthew Drake, 1788-1851
F151.d.1.39: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
Rev. Matthew Drake Babington, clergyman, matriculated Trinity College 1808.
F153.d.4.5: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
F153.d.4.6: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
F153.d.4.7: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge; Binding: Red Leather with Dragon
F153.d.4.8: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
F154.c.4.5: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
F155.d.6.1: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
F155.e.6.2: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
F156.c.4.2, item no. 1: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
F156.e.2.6: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
F158.e.4.1: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
F159.d.1.4: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
Ff.18.124: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
Ff.21.45: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
Ff.7.75: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
Sel.3.26: Armorial binding: Matthew Drake Babington, calf-gold on red morocco onlay
Probably: Rev Matthew Drake Babington, Rural Dean and Chaplain at Messina, matriculated Trinity College Cambridge 1808.
Babington, Percy L. (Percy Lancelot)
CCD.5.75: CUL Presentation Plate: P. L. Babington, St John's College, April 14 1921.
Percy Lancelot Babington, librarian and schoolmaster, matriculated St John's 1896.
F169.e.5.21: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
Leigh.d.5.89: Bookplate: Percy Lancelot Babington of Cossington in the county of Leicester, with motto "Foy est tout", signed: R.O. 1931, J. & E. B.
Norton.d.148: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
Norton.d.83: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
Norton.e.30: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
Oates.167: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
Oates.171: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
Oates.317: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
Oates.340: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
Oates.341: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
Oates.454: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
S727.d.75.49: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
S735.b.88.7: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
S735.e.74.1: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
Td.77.2: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
Babington, Percy L. (Percy Lancelot)
CCD.3.19-23: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
CCD.3.3: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
CCD.3.5: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
CCD.3.7: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
CCD.3.8-15: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
CCD.5.100-101: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
CCD.5.125-131: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
CCD.5.144: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
CCD.5.15: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
CCD.5.222: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
CCD.5.70-72: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
CCD.5.93-94: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
7700.d.631: Bookplate: 'Percy L. Babington'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'
F154.c.4.6: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
F154.e.4.2-5: Bookplate: Babington M.D., Trinity College, Cambridge
Bachoff von Echt family
Leigh.d.6.118: Bookplate: 'Bachofii et Amicorum'
Bookplate indicates book originates from the Bachoff von Echt Family Library.
Bachusius, Joannes, Carmelite
2.25.5: Provenance: Jo Bachusius, Carmelite
Backer, Louis
CCC.25.625:
Backhouse, John Henry
Norton.d.188: Bookplate: John Henry Backhouse, Franks 1078
Bacon, E. D.
Keynes.P.6.19: Bookplate: E. D. Bacon
Bacon, Francis, 1561-1626
3.26.53: Provenance: 'Francis Bacon's book'
Probably: Francis Bacon, 1st Viscount of St Albans, English polymath and philosopher, who donated this copy of his Instauratio Magna in 1620, matriculated Trinity College 1573.
E*.8.30(C): Provenance: Lord Francis Bacon, See ULC.MSS & qy
LE.7.31: Provenance: Lord Francis Bacon, See ULC.MSS & qy
Sel.2.85: Armorial binding: Lord Francis Bacon
Bacon, Montagu, approximately 1688-1749
2.23.25: Armorial binding: 'Bibliotheca Publica Cantabrigiensi Ex dono Montacutii Bacon', on spine (Guigard ii. 32)
Probably: Montagu Bacon, English scholar and critic, Rector of Newbold, admitted to the Middle Temple in 1704, matriculated Trinity College Cambridge 1705.
Bacon, Nicholas, Sir, 1509-1579
Ff.1.23: Bookplate: 'N. Bacon eques auratus et magni sigilli Angliae Custos librum hunc bibliothecae Cantabrig. Dicauit. 1574'. Motto: 'Mediocria Firma'. See BOSSEWELL ACCEDEUS of Armory (Syn.7.57.82, fol. 58) for the original block.
Sir Nicolas Bacon, scholar of Corpus Christi 1523, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal 1558, Lord Chancellor 1559.
H*.7.26(B): Bookplate: 'N. Bacon eques auratus et magni sigilli Angliae Custos librum hunc bibliothecae Cantabrig. Dicauit. 1574'. Motto: 'Mediocria Firma'. See BOSSEWELL ACCEDEUS of Armory (Syn.7.57.82, fol. 58) for the original block.
K*.1.35(C): Bookplate: 'N. Bacon eques auratus et magni sigilli Angliae Custos librum hunc bibliothecae Cantabrig. Dicauit. 1574'. Motto: 'Mediocria Firma'. See BOSSEWELL ACCEDEUS of Armory (Syn.7.57.82, fol. 58) for the original block.
L*.7.20(A): Bookplate: 'N. Bacon eques auratus et magni sigilli Angliae Custos librum hunc bibliothecae Cantabrig. Dicauit. 1574'. Motto: 'Mediocria Firma'. See BOSSEWELL ACCEDEUS of Armory (Syn.7.57.82, fol. 58) for the original block.
L*.7.7(AA): Bookplate: 'N. Bacon eques auratus et magni sigilli Angliae Custos librum hunc bibliothecae Cantabrig. Dicauit. 1574'. Motto: 'Mediocria Firma'. See BOSSEWELL ACCEDEUS of Armory (Syn.7.57.82, fol. 58) for the original block.
L*.9.10(B): Bookplate: 'N. Bacon eques auratus et magni sigilli Angliae Custos librum hunc bibliothecae Cantabrig. Dicauit. 1574'. Motto: 'Mediocria Firma'. See BOSSEWELL ACCEDEUS of Armory (Syn.7.57.82, fol. 58) for the original block.
P*.8.3(B): Bookplate: 'N. Bacon eques auratus et magni sigilli Angliae Custos librum hunc bibliothecae Cantabrig. Dicauit. 1574'. Motto: 'Mediocria Firma'. See BOSSEWELL ACCEDEUS of Armory (Syn.7.57.82, fol. 58) for the original block.
Rel.c.53.4: Bookplate: 'N. Bacon eques auratus et magni sigilli Angliae Custos librum hunc bibliothecae Cantabrig. Dicauit. 1574'. Motto: 'Mediocria Firma'. See BOSSEWELL ACCEDEUS of Armory (Syn.7.57.82, fol. 58) for the original block.
Sel.4.42: Bookplate: 'N. Bacon eques auratus et magni sigilli Angliae Custos librum hunc bibliothecae Cantabrig. Dicauit. 1574'. Motto: 'Mediocria Firma'. See BOSSEWELL ACCEDEUS of Armory (Syn.7.57.82, fol. 58) for the original block.
Badts de Cugnac, Albert de, 1841-1888
Hunter.c.84.124: Bookplate: 'Bibliotheque de Mr. Badts de Cugnac'. Motto: 'Ingratis Servire Nefas'.
Catholic writer.
Baghott, Paul, 1770-1838
7500.d.260: Bookplate: Lypiatt Park
Possibly: Sir Paul Baghott (née Wathen), Knight of the Grand Cross Order of the Bath, High Sheriff for Gloucestershire, who purchased Lypiatt Park approximately 1800. Possibly: Another owner of this estate.
7720.d.568: Bookplate: Lypiatt Park
7720.d.569: Bookplate: Lypiatt Park
7720.d.570: Bookplate: Lypiatt Park
7720.d.571-: Bookplate: Lypiatt Park
CCD.5.213: Bookplate: Lypiatt Park
Bagley, Richard
7560.d.91: Bookplate: Richard Bagley
Bagot, Ernest A.
7415.e.4: Bookplate: Ernest A. Bagot
Bagot, Walter Wagstaffe, 1702-1768
Keynes.Q.7.17: Bookplate: 'Walter Bagot', with Bagot family coat of arms.
Probably: Sir Walter Wagstaffe Bagot, 5th Baronet, MP for Newcastle under Lyme, Staffordshire and Oxford University.
Baillie, George, 1664-1738
7100.d.876: Bookplate: 'The Honble. George Baillie Esqr., one of the Lords of the Treasury, 1724'. Motto: Major Virtus Quam Splendor'.
Scottish MP for Berwickshire and Lanarkshire, and MP for Berwickshire. Appointed Commissioner for Trade and Plantations 1711, Lord of Admiralty 1714, Lord of Treasuy 1717.
7250.d.71: Bookplate: 'The Honble. George Baillie Esqr., one of the Lords of the Treasury, 1724'. Motto: Major Virtus Quam Splendor'.
7250.d.83: Bookplate: 'The Honble. George Baillie Esqr., one of the Lords of the Treasury, 1724'. Motto: Major Virtus Quam Splendor'.
7440.c.26: Bookplate: 'The Honble. George Baillie Esqr., one of the Lords of the Treasury, 1724'. Motto: Major Virtus Quam Splendor'.
7440.d.5: Bookplate: 'The Honble. George Baillie Esqr., one of the Lords of the Treasury, 1724'. Motto: Major Virtus Quam Splendor'.
Keynes.Q.1.27: Bookplate: 'The Honble. George Baillie Esqr., one of the Lords of the Treasury, 1724'. Motto: Major Virtus Quam Splendor'.
S100.d.71.4: Bookplate: 'The Honble. George Baillie Esqr., one of the Lords of the Treasury, 1724'. Motto: Major Virtus Quam Splendor'.
S180.d.74.3: Bookplate: 'The Honble. George Baillie Esqr., one of the Lords of the Treasury, 1724'. Motto: Major Virtus Quam Splendor'.
S300.d.71.2: Bookplate: 'The Honble. George Baillie Esqr., one of the Lords of the Treasury, 1724'. Motto: Major Virtus Quam Splendor'.
S300.d.73.2: Bookplate: 'The Honble. George Baillie Esqr., one of the Lords of the Treasury, 1724'. Motto: Major Virtus Quam Splendor'.
S348.c.72.2: Bookplate: 'The Honble. George Baillie Esqr., one of the Lords of the Treasury, 1724'. Motto: Major Virtus Quam Splendor'.
S438.c.77.3: Bookplate: 'The Honble. George Baillie Esqr., one of the Lords of the Treasury, 1724'. Motto: Major Virtus Quam Splendor'.
S500.b.76.1: Bookplate: 'The Honble. George Baillie Esqr., one of the Lords of the Treasury, 1724'. Motto: Major Virtus Quam Splendor'.
S560.c.76.1: Bookplate: 'The Honble. George Baillie Esqr., one of the Lords of the Treasury, 1724'. Motto: Major Virtus Quam Splendor'.
Baily, Farmer, -1826
8746.e.29, item no. 1: Bookplate: Farmer Baily, Hall Place, Kent
Probably: Famer Baily II, baptised 1799. Possibly: His grandfather, Farmer Baily I, formerly of East Dulwich.
Bain, J.
Leigh.d.11.289: Bookplate: Bain, 'bookseller, 1, Haymarket'
S721.d.76.43: Bookplate: B[a]in, bookseller's advertisement label, Bath
Bain, J.
S500.d.84.1: Ticket: 'sold by J. Bain. 1, Haymarket'
Baines, Francis Arthur, Rev., 1816-1895
S300.d.73.5: Bookplate: F. A. Baines
Possibly: Francis Arthur Baines, matriculated Christ's College 1834.
Baird, Florence
7385.d.41-44: Bookplate: Florence Baird, INV. W.P.B. 1906. Motto: 'Their backs well bound I like to see, but what's inside is Greek to me'.
Baird, John, Bart., 1686-1745
Leigh.a.13.1-: Bookplate: Sir John Baird of Newbaith Bart.
Possibly: Sir John Baird, 2nd Baronet of Newbyth.
Baird, William, Bart., 1654-1737
Leigh.a.13.3-: Bookplate: Baird of Newbaith, Bart.
Possibly: Sir William Baird, 1st Baronet of Newbyth. Possibly: Sir John Baird, 2nd Baronet of Newbyth (1686-1745).
Leigh.d.7.25: Bookplate: Sir Wm. Baird of Newbaith Bart.
Probably: Sir William Baird, 1st Baronet of Newbyth.
Leigh.e.6.1: Bookplate: Sir William Baird of Newbaith Bart.
S300.e.62.1: Bookplate: Sir Wm. Baird of Newbaith Bart.
Baker, Edward B. (Edward Baker), Sir, 1806-1877
7510.c.2-3: Bookplate: Sir Edward B. Baker
Probably: Sir Edward Baker Baker, 2nd Baronet, or perhaps his father Lt.-Col. Sir Edward Baker Baker, Bart., originally Edward Baker Littlehales.
7510.c.4-5: Bookplate: Sir Edward B. Baker
Baker, Edward B. (Edward Baker), Sir, 1806-1877
7300.b.12: Bookplate: Sir Edward B. Baker
7385.c.1-8: Bookplate: Sir Edward B. Baker
7385.d.12-: Bookplate: Sir Edward B. Baker
7409.c.8: Bookplate: Sir Edward B. Baker
7474.d.62: Bookplate: Sir Edward B. Baker
7540.c.22-25: Bookplate: Sir Edward B. Baker
7720.d.258-260: Bookplate: Sir Edward B. Baker
7720.d.268-269: Bookplate: Sir Edward B. Baker
7900.c.37-38: Bookplate: Sir Edward B. Baker
Hib.3.730.2-: Bookplate: Sir Edward B. Baker
S348.d.74.1: Bookplate: Sir Edward B. Baker
Baker, Nicholas
Syn.8.59.10: Provenance: Nicholas Baker
Baker, Peter William, 1756?-1815
7385.c.1-8: Bookplate: Peter William Baker
Probably: Peter William Baker of Ranston House, MP for Arundel, Wootton Bassett and Corfe Castle, matriculated Trinity 1776. On his death, left his estate to Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Edward Baker (Littlehales).
7510.c.2-3: Bookplate: Peter William Baker
7510.c.4-5: Bookplate: Peter William Baker
7540.c.22-25: Bookplate: Peter William Baker
7720.d.258-160: Bookplate: Peter William Baker
Baker, Thomas
Syn.7.61.117: Bookplate: 'sold by Thomas Baker, 8 Goswell, London, e.c.'
Tb.52.12: Ticket: 'sold by Thomas Baker, 1 Soho Square, 1 London'
Baker, Thomas, 1656-1740
Adv.a.52.1: Provenance: Thomas Baker
Thomas Baker, antiquary and clergyman, Rector of Long Newton, Durham, matriculated St John's College Cambridge 1674.
Adv.a.52.2: Provenance: Thomas Baker
Adv.a.52.5: Provenance: Thomas Baker
Adv.a.52.6: Provenance: Thomas Baker
Adv.a.73.1: Provenance: Thomas Baker
Adv.b.52.1: Provenance: Thomas Baker
Adv.b.52.2: Provenance: Thomas Baker
Adv.b.52.3: Provenance: Thomas Baker
Adv.bb.52.1: Provenance: Thomas Baker
Adv.bb.52.3: Provenance: Thomas Baker
Adv.d.52.1: Annotation: Tho Baker Coll: Jo: Socius ejectus
Fff.79: Provenance: Thomas Baker
Hhh.1037: Provenance: Thomas Baker
Hhh.1108: Provenance: Thomas Baker
SSS.28.5: Provenance: Tho. Baker
Syn.7.55.24: Provenance: Tho. Baker
Syn.7.63.290: Provenance: Tho. Baker
Syn.7.64.93: Provenance: Thomas Baker
Baker, William
Leigh.c.11.141-: Bookplate: William Baker, arms with greyhound in full course and crest with cockatrice.
Arms and crest suggest the book belonged to the London and Worcester branch of the Baker family.
Baker family, (of Orsett Hall)
Ely.d.36: Bookplate: Family of Baker, of Orsett Hall, Essex, with motto "So run that you may obtain"
Baker Family of Orsett Hall.
Bala Theological College
7100.d.960: Bookplate: Bala C.M. College Library
Bala Theological College, a Calvinist Methodist seminary belonging to the Welsh Independents.
Baldwell, Robert, active 1632?
Syn.7.58.69: Provenance: Robert Baldwell, 1632(?)
Baleston, R. L., active 19th century
8000.d.1265: Inscribed: "RLBaleston Sep 8/4 [?]".
Balfour, Blayney Townley, 1705-1788
Hib.7.788.29: Stamp: Townley Hall, Drogheda
Possibly: Blayney Townley-Balfour (née Townley), MP for Carlingford, of Townley Hall in Co. Louth. Possibly: Another member of this family.
Balfour, Francis Walter, 1830-1909
MR574.c.80.2: Bookplate: F. W. Balfour, library, Fernie Castle
Probably: Major Francis Walter Balfour, Deputy Lieutenant of Fife.
Balfour, Rob.
M.9.59: Provenance: Rob. Balfour 'Ex dono'
Balfour family
Leigh.d.5.589-: Bookplate: Name obscurred; Motto: "Virtus ad aethera tendit"
Arms appear to be those of the Balfour family of Balbirnie impaling Stewart [?]
Ball, W. W. Rouse (Walter William Rouse), 1850-1925
White.d.647-: Bookplate: Rouse Ball W. W.
Probably: Walter William Rouse Ball, mathematician and amateur mathematician, College Lecturer and Director of Mathematical Studies at Cambridge University, matriculated Trinity College 1870.
Balliol College (University of Oxford)
P*.9.25(C): Provenance: Oxford Balliol College, T. Kendall, fellow
Bally's Circulating Library
Leigh.e.5.121-: Bookplate: Bally's Circulating Library, Milsom St., Bath
Bally's Circulating Library run by William Bally and later his widow from 1768 until 1782, and again by his son John Bally from 1794 until 1811, when it was sold to C.H. Duffield.
Balshe, Edward
Sel.3.173: Provenance: Edward Balshe
Baluze, Etienne, 1630-1718
Rel.a.65.4: Provenance: Stephanus Baluzius Cutelensis
Probably: Étienne Baluze, french scholar known as Stephanus Baluzius.
Banastre, Richard
I*.16.32(F): Bookplate: Richard Banastre
L*.11.55(F): Provenance: Richard Banastre
Bancks and Co.
Keynes.W.7.15: Ticket: 'Bancks & Co., Booksellers etc., No. 7 Exchange St., Manchester'
Syn.7.83.104: Ticket: 'Bancks & Co., Booksellers etc., No. 7 Exchange St., Manchester'
Bancroft, Squire , 1841-1926
7700.e.82: Bookplate: S. B. Bancroft, 18 Berkeley Square, London (imperf.)
Probably: Sir Squire Bancroft, English actor-manager.
Bandinel, Bulkeley, 1781-1861
Keynes.A.4.43: Bookplate: Bulkeley Bandinel, Bodleian Librarian
Probably: Rev. Dr. Bulkeley Bandinel, graduated New College Oxford 1805, Bodley's Librarian at the Bodleian Library.
SSS.23.1: Bookplate: Bulkeley Bandinel, Bodleian Librarian
Bandon, Percy Bernard, Earl of, 1904-1979
Hunter.d.67.3: Bookplate: "Havd umquam indignus"; Arms of Bernard family; military flags featuring GR cypher.
Probably: Percy Bernard, 5th Earl of Bandon, Air Chief Marshall in the Royal Air Force.
Banff, Alexander Ogilvy, Lord, -1771
Hib.8.761.8: Bookplate: Lord Alexander Bamff
Probably: Sir Alexander Ogilvy, 7th Lord Banff.
Bang, Frederick Siegfried, 1810-1889
Keynes.S.1.6: Bookplate: F. S. Bang
Probably: F. S. Bang, Art collector.
Bangster, E.
M.11.15: Provenance: E. Bangster
Baptist Meeting-House, Devonshire Square (London, England)
D.7.27-: Bookplate: Baptist Meeting-House, Devonshire Square [Stoke Newington]
Barber, Thomas , 1654-1687
Keynes.Q.6.14: Bookplate: T. Barber, 'ɸɩxαpxαɩoς, Norfolciensis'
Possibly: Thomas Barber of Denver, Norfolk, matriculated Caius College 1672.
Barberunis, Carolus
Norton.a.40: Stamp: Carolus Barberunis
Barbier d'Aucour, Jean, 1641-1694
Leigh.d.8.130-: Bookplate: J. Aucour, avoué
Possibly: Jean Barbier d'Aucour, French lawyer and satirist.
Barclay, G. M. O.
Leigh.a.6.6-: Bookplate: Ex Libris G.M.O. Barclay
Barclay, Hubert Frederick, 1865-1948
S721.b.87.7: Bookplate: Hubert Frederick Barclay
Lieutenant-Colonel Hubert Frederick Barclay, co-compiler of 'A History of the Barclay family'.
Barclay, J. G. , 1816-1898
7720.e.169: Bookplate: J. G. Barclay
Possibly: Joseph Gurney Barclay, banker and astronomer. Possibly: his grandson of the same name, banker and Evangelical Anglican-Quaker missionary (1879-1976).
Barclay, Richard
7720.d.770: Bookplate: Richard Barclay
Possibly: Richard Barclay, Poster Consultant for Christie's Auction House.
Bardón, Luis
F150.b.8.12: Bookplate: Luis Bardon Ex Libris
F151.b.8.11: Bookplate: Luis Bardon Ex Libris
Norton.d.218: Bookplate: Luis Bardon Ex Libris
Barillon de Morangis, Antoine, -1686
2.23.25: Armorial binding: Antoine Barillon de Morangis, 1686 (d.) (Guigard 2.32)
Probably: Antoine Barillon de Morangis, counselor to the parliament of Paris, Intendant at Metz, Alencon, and Caen.
Baring, Francis, Sir, 1740-1810
Keynes.Q.4.2: Bookplate: Sir Francis Baring, Bart.
Possibly: Sir Francis Baring, 1st Baronet, merchant banker and director of the East India Company.
Leigh.d.5.36: Bookplate: Sir Francis Baring, Bart.
Norton.c.86: Bookplate: Sir Francis Baring, Bart.
Baring Gould, Charles, Rev., 1807-1881
White.c.22: Bookplate: Rev. C. Baring Gould
The Reverend Charles Baring-Gould of Lewtrenchard, matriculated Trinity College 1827.
Baring Gould, William
White.c.22: Annotation: William Baring-Gould (Gould being a later addition).
William Baring (later Baring-Gould) of Lewtrenchard Manor.
Barjarg, James Erskine, Lord, 1723-1796
Acton.d.25.1013: Bookplate: James Erskine of Alva
Probably: James Erskine, known as Lord Alva and Lord Barjarg, Scottish Judge and Knight Marischal.
Acton.d.25.1017: Bookplate: James Erskine of Alva
Acton.d.25.989: Bookplate: James Erskine of Alva
Barker, John
Bb*.12.13(F): Provenance: John Barker
Barker, W.
Bb*.12.49(G): Provenance: W. Barker, (wn) 16th Cent.
Barker, Edmund Henry, 1788-1839
7100.c.238: Inscribed: E. H. Barker, nineteenth century
Probably: Edmund Henry Barker, classical scholar of Thetford; his library was sold in 1836
Barlee, Charles, 1756-1831
7720.d.252: Bookplate: Charles Barlee L.L.B. Motto: 'Auctor Pretiosa Facit'.
Probably: Charles Barlee (née Buckle), religious author and Rev. of Fritton, matriculated Gonville and Caius 1777.
Barlow, Charles, 1715-1813
Syn.5.71.17(13): Bookplate: Charles Barlow of Emanuel College, Cambridge
Possibly: Charles Barlow, Adm. Fell.-Com Emmanuel College 1733
Syn.7.72.48(14): Bookplate: Charles Barlow of Emanuel College, Cambridge
Possibly: Charles Barlow, Adm. Fell.-Com Emmanuel College 1733.
Barnard, Anna Maria
7474.a.4: Annotation: 'Anna Maria Barnard, from her affectionate father.'
Probably: a gift from the author, the engraver Samuel Ireland, to his married daughter.
Barnard, Edward, -1816
7720.e.2: Bookplate: Edwd. Barnard Kibworth
Possibly: Edward Barnard of New Lodge, Kibworth, Leicestershire.
Barnard, Robert Markland
7474.a.4: Bookplate: R. M. Barnard
Probably: Robert Markland Barnard, husband of the author's daughter, Anna Maria Ireland.
Barne, Frederick, 1801-1886
7760.b.17: Bookplate: Barne of Greyfriars, Dunwich & Soterley Hall
Probably: Frederick Barne of Sotterley House, MP for Dunwich.
Barne, Thomas
7706.d.211: Bookplate: Thomas Barne
Barneby, Bartholomew Richard , 1713-1783
Keynes.Q.1.26: Bookplate: Batholomew Richard Barneby
Bartholomew Richard Barneby, High Sheriff of Hereford 1739, matriculated Merton College Oxford 1733-4.
Barnes, Bartholomew, approximately 1610-
G.6.54: Provenance: Batholomew Barnes, Magd. Aul. Oxon., 1627
Probably: Bartholomew Barnes of All Hallows, Honey Lane, London, who matriculated Magdalen College Oxford 1626.
Barnes, Joshua, 1654-1712
Ff.2.6: Provenance: Joshua Barnes, Reg. Prof. of Gk. fl 1694
Probably: Joshua Barnes, Regius Professor of Greek at Cambridge University, matriculated Emmanuel College 1672/3.
Barnewall, Thomas, 1796-1879
Leigh.d.9.24: Bookplate: Thomas Barnewall. Motto: Malo Mori Quam Foedari'.
Possibly: Thomas Barnewall, 16th Baron Trimlestown.
Barnsden, Edward
Cam.d.749.10: Annotation: Edward Barnsden
Baron, H.
MR790.c.70.2: Ticket: H. Baron, 136 Chatsworth Road, London, NW2
Barratt, binder
8706.c.109: Label: Barratt, binder, Oxford
Barratt, James
7000.d.1411: Bookplate: James Barratt Lymm Hall
Probably: James Barratt Esq. of Lymm Hall, Manchester solicitor, married Sarah Hester in 1860.
Barrett, Mr., active 1665
R.5.16: Provenance: Mr. Barrett Esq., 1665
Barrett, B. (Basil), 1781-1858
7100.d.439: Bookplate: B. Barrett
Possibly: Rev. Basil Richard Barrett.
Barrett, John, 1753-1821
Hib.5.818.22: Provenance: Jo. Barrett D.D., Vice-provost of Dublin
Probably: John Barrett, Vice-Provost and Professor of Oriental Languages at Trinity College Dublin.
Barrett, Thomas, 1743 or 1744-1803
Keynes.R.3.25: Bookplate: Thomas Barrett of Lee, Esq.
Probably: Thomas Barrett Esqr of Lee Priory, Kent, matriculated Trinity College 1762, MP for Dover, collector of pictures and curiosities.
SSS.17.14: Bookplate: Thomas Barrett of Lee, Esq.
Barrington, Frederick
Hib.5.790.24: Bookplate: Frederick Barrington
Barrington, John Shute Barrington, Viscount, 1678-1734
7100.d.840: Note inside front cover: John Shute Barrington, Viscount Barrington
Probably: John Shute Barrington, 1st Viscount Barrington, MP for Berwick-upon-Tweed, lawyer and theologian.
Barrington, Shute, 1734-1826
Young.172-: Bookplate: Hon. Shute Barrington
Shute Barrington, matriculated Merton College Oxford 1752, Bishop Llandaff, Salisbury and Durham, Chancellor of the Garter.
Barrois, Théophile, 1752-1836
S721.d.80.19: Bookplate: Théophile Barrois (fils), Quai Voltaire, N.5. à Paris
Barron, Edward Jackson
Syn.7.64.230: Bookplate: 'Ex Libris Edwardi Jackson Barron Societatis Antiquarium Lond. Socii. Vigilans'.
Edward Jackson Barron FSA, Solicitor of Endsleigh Street Tavistock Square.
Barrow, Simon
8735.d.34: Bookplate: Simon Barrow. Bookplate: 'Purchased from a special grant by HM Treasury 1950'.
Barry, Arthur Hugh Smith, 1843-1925
7000.e.55: Bookplate: Arthur Hugh Smith Barry, of Marbury Hall
Probably: Arthur Hugh Smith-Barry 1st Baron Barrymore of Marbury Hall, graduated Christ Church Oxford 1865, MP for South Huntingdonshire, High Sheriff Co. Cork.
7735.d.637: Bookplate: Arthur Hugh Smith Barry, of Marbury Hall; Bookplate: Marbury Library
Hib.5.849.29: Bookplate: Arthur Hugh Smith Barry, of Marbury Hall
Keynes.R.6.5: Bookplate: Arthur Hugh Smith Barry, of Marbury Hall
S735.d.75.28: Bookplate: Arthur Hugh Smith Barry, of Marbury Hall
Syn.7.56.45: Bookplate: Arthur Hugh Smith Barry, of Marbury Hall
Barry, Charles
Hib.7.801.34: Bookplate: prize bookplate of the school of the Rev. Charles Barry, Rathmines
Rev. Charles Barry opened a school in Rathmines Castle near Dublin.
Barry, Philip
Hib.7.763.23: Bookplate: Philip Barry Esqr Killcarn. Motto: 'Boutez en avant'.
Motto on bookplate is the battle cry of the de Barry family.
Barry family
S735.d.75.28: Bookplate: Marbury Library
Marbury Hall, Cheshire, was the seat of the Barry family from 1714 to 1932.
Barrymore, Arthur Hugh Smith-Barry, Baron, 1843-1925
Hib.5.795.44: Bookplate: A. H. Smith Barry
Probably: Arthur Hugh Smith-Barry, 1st Baron Barrymore, MP for County Cork and for Huntingdon, matriculated Christ Curch Oxford 1863.
Hib.7.792.39: Bookplate: A. H. Smith Barry
Barthelett, Anthonius, active 16th/17th century
L.16.15: Inscription on rear end leaf, early seventeenth century?: "Anthonius Barthelett unius possessor hiuis libri"
Barthès and Lowell
XXVII.20.5-7: Ticket: Barthes & Lowell, 'late Bossampe & Co.', 14 Gt Marlborough St., London
Bartholomew, A. T. (Augustus Theodore), 1882-1933
Keynes.G.2.9: Bookplate: A. T. Bartholomew
Probably: Augustus Theodore Bartholomew, graduated Peterhouse College 1904, bibliographer and librarian at the Cambridge University Library.
Barton, J. , of Windsor
S540.d.76.1: Bookplate: Mr. J. Barton, 17 Park Street, Windsor
Basilica di S. Sebastiano (Rome, Italy)
7100.d.1387: Stamp: Monasterium S. Sebastiani ad Catacumbas (Ex dono Cardinalis Gabrielli)
Probably: From the monastery of St Sebastiano fuori le mura, also known as St Sebastian at the Catacombs.
Basire, Isaac, 1704-1768
Y.9.12: Provenance: Isaac Basire (Inscr. to)
Possibly: Isaac Basire, London-based engraver and the first in a family line of prolific engravers.
Bastide de la Pomme
F169.d.5.9-: Bookplate: Bastide de La Pomme
Probably: From the Grande Bastide in La Pomme, Marseilles.
Bate, Hen. (Henry?)
H*.6.50(E): Provenance: Hen. Bate
Bateman, Hugh, approximately 1554-1616
SSS.30.6: Annotation: Hughe Bateman Novermber 1603
Probably: Hugh Bateman of Hartington Hall, Derbyshire, who married Margaret Sleigh of Hartington.
Bateman, James
Williams.549: Bookplate: James Bateman
Bateman, Richard, 1677-1761
SSS.30.6: Bookplate: Richard Bateman: Hartingdon 1697
Possibly: Richard Bateman of Hartington and Middleton Hall, Derbyshire, a distant relative of Hugh Bateman. Possibly: Another member of this extended family.
Bateman, Richard, approximately 1718-1762
7735.d.741-742: Bookplate: Richard Bateman Esq. ?Franks 1758
Possibly: Richard Bateman of Hartington Hall, Co. Derby.
Leigh.d.6.25: Bookplate: Richard Bateman Esq. ?Franks 1758
Bateman, Thomas, 1821-1861
8100.d.3399: Bookplate: Bateman of Middleton Hall, (by Youlgrave) in the county of Derby
Probably: Thomas Bateman, antiquary and archaeologist.
SSS.20.24: Bookplate: Bateman of Middleton Hall, (by Youlgrave) in the county of Derby.
Syn.8.59.11: Bookplate: Bateman of Middleton Hall, (by Youlgrave) in the county of Derby.
Bateman, William, 1695-1744
7000.d.166-167: Bookplate: Rt. Hon. William Bateman, Lord Viscount
Probably: William Bateman, 1st Viscount Bateman, MP for Leominster.
Keynes.P.4.3: Bookplate: Rt. Hon. William Bateman, Lord Viscount, 1695-1744
Bateman, William, 1787-1835
Keynes.P.6.13: Bookplate: William Bateman of Hartington in Derbyshire
Probably: William Bateman F.A.S., antiquary, later of Middleton-by-Youlgreave.
S474.c.79.5: Bookplate: William Bateman of Hartington in Derbyshire
SSS.18.25: Bookplate: William Bateman F.A.S., of Middleton-by-Yolgrave in the county of Derby.
Probably: William Bateman, antiquary, formerly of Hartington in Derbyshire.
SSS.20.21: Bookplate: Bateman
Possibly: William Bateman F.A.S., antiquary, of Middleton-by-Yolgrave in Derbyshire, formerly of Hartington. Possibly: his son Thomas Bateman (1821-1861)
SSS.50.5: Bookplate: William Bateman F.A.S., of Middleton-by-Yolgrave in the county of Derby.
Probably: William Bateman, formerly of Hartington in Derbyshire.
SSS.59.19: Armorial binding: Wm. Bateman FAS of Middleton-by-Yolgrave, in the county of Derby
Probably: William Bateman, FAS, of Middleton-by-Youlgrave, who married Mary Crompton in 1820.
Syn.7.59.14: Bookplate: Bateman
Bates, Ralph, 1764-1813
7720.d.257: Bookplate: 'Ralph Bates, 6th Dragoons 1787'
Probably: Lieutenant-Colonel Ralph Bates of the 6th Enniskillen Dragoons, of Milbourne Hall, Halliwell.
S348.b.76.1: Bookplate: 'Ralph Bates, 6th Dragoons 1787'
Bates, William, -1884
7720.d.625: Bookplate: 'Olim. Fri. Ex Libris Gulielmi Bates A. B. Univ. Lond. Coll. Reg. Chirurg. Soc. Medici Apud. Birming. In Agro. Varvicensi Hodie Maetissimi et Indignissimi Fratris Alexandri Edgbastonaie 1885'
Possibly: William Bates, surgeon to the Borough Hospital in Birmingham, scholar and biographer, Professor of Classics at Queen's College Birmingham, studied medicine in later life.
T.4.31: Provenance: Guglielmus Bates, 'Eρχεται νυξ' ('Where see others')
U.8.41: Provenance: Guglielmus Bates, 'Eρχεται νυξ' ('Where see others')
Z.3.39: Provenance: Ερχεται νυξ (Guglielmus Bates?)
Bath, Henry Bourchier, Earl of, approximately 1587-1654
Q*.11.6(D): Provenance: Henry Bourchier, 5th Earl of Bath, his motto "Non est mortale quod opto"
See Pearson, David. Provenance research in book history (1994), p. 32
Bath Medical Library
7300.d.179: Bookplate: Bath Medical Library
Bath Municipal Reference Library
S727.d.81.71-73: Bookplate: Bath Municipal Reference Library (with stamp 'withdrawn')
Batman, Stephen, -1584
M*.3.16(B): Provenance: 'Batman', 'S. B. B. S.'
Probably: Stephen Batman, chaplain to Archbishop Parker.
Batsford, B. T.
Cam.a.808.2-3: Ticket: 'Sold by B. T. Batsford, scientific bookseller, 52 High Holborn, London W. C.'
Battely, John, 1647-1708
H*.11.38(E): Provenance: F. [J?] Battely, Trin. Coll. Soc., 1679
Perhaps: John Batteley, fellow of Trinity 1668, later archdeacon of Canterbury
Battine, William
752.4.d.2: Bookplate: William Battine
Bauer, Raphael Maurice, active 1903
7560.c.18: Bookplate: 'Ex Libris Raphaeli Mauritii Bauer', engraving by W. Phillips Barrett
Baules, Kurt
CCC.25.544-: Stamp: Kurt Baules, VIII. Vol. 2. 5. aufe
Bauschule für Wasserwirtschaft und Kulturtechnik (Siegen, Germany)
CCC.25.528-: Stamp: Bauschule für Wasserwirtschaft und Kulturtechnik, Siegen/Westfalen
Civil engineering school in Siegen, Germany, acted under this name from 1938-1946, now part of the University of Siegen.
Bavaria (Electorate). Elector
Acton.b.28.127-: Armorial binding: Elector of Bavaria, calf-gold
Bayerisches Staatsbibliothek
Acton.a.38.9: Stamp: Munich Bayerisches Staatsbibliothek (previously 'Bibliotheca Regia'), 'Bibliotheca Regia Monacensis'
Probably: From the Bavarian State Library in Munich.
Acton.d.34.37-: Stamp: Munich Bayerisches Staatsbibliothek (previously 'Bibliotheca Regia'), 'Bibliotheca Regia Monacensis', and duplicate stamp
Acton.d.34.488: Stamp: Munich Bayerisches Staatsbibliothek (previously 'Bibliotheca Regia'), 'Bibliotheca Regia Monacensis', and duplicate stamp
Norton.a.32: Stamp: Munich Bayerisches Staatsbibliothek (previously 'Bibliotheca Regia'), 'Bibliotheca Regia Monacensis'
Norton.c.105: Stamp: Munich Bayerisches Staatsbibliothek (previously 'Bibliotheca Regia'), 'Bibliotheca Regia Monacensis', and duplicate stamp
Norton.d.80: Stamp: Munich Bayerisches Staatsbibliothek (previously 'Bibliotheca Regia'), 'Bibliotheca Regia Monacensis', and 'Bayer. Staatsbibl.' duplicate stamp
Bayly, Edward, Rev.
Hib.7.722.19: Bookplate: Rev. Edward Bayly
Possibly: Rev. Edward Bayly, Rector of Killuring, Co. Wexford (1743-1825) or of Arklow, Co. Wicklow (fl. 1893)
Hib.7.783.30: Bookplate: Rev. Edward Bayly
Bayly, J., approximately 1730-approximately 1783
7300.c.106: Bookplate: J. Bayly
Possibly: John Bayly, British engraver and cartographer.
Baynes, A. C.
Hib.5.783.20: Ticket: A. C. Baynes, 57 Church St., Liverpool, bookseller's ticket
Bayntun, William, -1785
Young.268: Annotation: W. Bayntun Esq. Gray's Inn. Annotation: 'This book being pirated by other booksellers was the occasion of the first patent being granted by K. Hen. 8 dated Jan. 28. 1543'
William Bayntun FSA, book collector. On his death his library was sold at auction by W. Ansell of Field Court - a full catalogue of the library exists in the Bodleian Library.
Bazeley, William, 1843-1925
Z479.a.88.1: Bookplate: 'Ex Libris William Bazeley MA Rector of Matson, Hon. Canon of Gloucester.'
Rev. William Bazeley, matriculated Christ's College 1861.
Bazett, Richard Campbell, 1766-1832
Leigh.d.12.18: Bookplate: Richard Campbell Bazett
Possibly: Richard Campbell Bazett, East India Company Agent
Beale, Abraham
Hib.7.775.50: Bookplate: Abraham Beale
Possibly: Abraham Beale, Quaker and humanist.
Beale, R. , active approximately 1640
Acton.d.25.977: Provenance: R. Beale (ab. 164-)
Beauchamp-Proctor, William, Sir, 1722?-1773
7510.e.3: Bookplate: 'Sr Wm. Beauchamp Proctor, Bt &c &c &c'; Franks 24233
Probably: Sir William Beauchamp-Proctor, 1st Baronet of Langley Park, MP for Middlesex, matriculated Magdalen College Oxford 1738.
Beaufort, Daniel Augustus, 1739-1821
Gg.14.56: Bookplate: Rev. Daniel Augustus Beaufort, LL.D.
Probably: Daniel Augustus Beaufort, Anglican priest and Geographer, graduated LLD Trinity College Dublin 1789.
Beaufort, Henry Charles Somerset, Duke of, 1766-1835
Cam.c.648.1: Bookplate: Beaufort. Motto: 'Mutare vel timero sperno'.
Possibly: Henry Charles Beaufort, 6th Duke of Beaufort.
Keynes.Q.3.22: Bookplate: Beaufort. Motto: 'Mutare vel timero sperno'.
Keynes.Q.5.24: Bookplate: Beaufort. Motto: 'Mutare vel timero sperno'.
White.d.573-: Bookplate: Beaufort. Motto: 'Mutare vel timero sperno'.
Beaufort, Henry Somerset, Duke of, 1684-1714
Keynes.P.1.22: Bookplate: Henry Duke of Beaufort, '1705'
Probably: Henry Somerset, 2nd Duke of Beaufort.
Beaufoy, Henry Benjamin Hanbury, 1786-1851
7250.c.64-: Bookplate: Henry Benjamin Hanbury Beaufoy
Probably: Henry Benjamin Beaufoy FRS, book collector and owner Beaufoy Vinegar Factory.
S724.d.75.2-: Bookplate: Henry Benjamin Hanbury Beaufoy
Beaumont, Mr de
7560.d.185: Stencil: 'Ex-bibli de Mr. de Beaumont'
Beaumont, Marie-Antoine Arthur de, Comte
7720.d.1009: Bookplate: Comte Arthur de Beaumont
Possibly: Marie-Antoine-Arthur, Comte de Beaumont.
Beausire, C. F. J. (Cecil Francis Joseph Beausire), 1898-1972
Harley-Mason.a.8: Bookplate: C. F. J. Beausire
Liverpool businessman and art collector.
Bebelius, Joannes
Sel.2.21: Provenance: Jo. Bebelius
Becci, C. E.
F156.c.2.6: Bookplate: C. E. Becci
Beck, Thomas Alcock, 1795-1846
Williams.492: Bookplate: Thomas Alcock Beck
Probably: Thomas Alcock Beck, author of Annales Furnesienses.
Becke, Archibald F. (Archibald Frank), 1871-1947
7420.b.4: Bookplate: 'Astute Tamen Honore'
Bookplate and motto attributed to Major Archibald Frank Becke, military historian.
Beckett, William Gervase, 1866-1937
Keynes.G.2.7-8: Bookplate: Sir Gervase Beckett, Baronet
Probably: Sir William Gervase Beckett, 1st Baronet, MP for Leeds North.
Beckford, Susan Euphemia, 1786-1859
Norton.d.134: Bookplate: Hamilton Palace Library, Beckford collection, bought by Bernard Quaritch
Probably: Susan Euphemia Beckford, who became the Duchess of Hamilton following her marriage for Alexander Hamilton. Beckford inherited this collection from her father William Beckford on his death.
SSS.39.25: Bookplate: Hamilton Palace Library, Beckford collection, bought by Bernard Quaritch
Beckford, William, 1760-1844
Norton.d.134: Bookplate: Hamilton Palace Library, Beckford collection, bought by Bernard Quaritch
Probably: William Thomas Beckford, English novelist and art collector.
SSS.39.25: Bookplate: Hamilton Palace Library, Beckford collection, bought by Bernard Quaritch
Beckley, R.
Leigh.d.5.273: Ticket: bookseller's ticket, R. Beckley, 29 Marylebone St., Piccadilly
Becon, Francis
F.12.24: Provenance: Francis Becon
Bective, Thomas Taylor, Earl of, 1787-
Hib.5.735.9: Bookplate: Marquess of Headfort
Probably: Thomas Taylour (sometimes Taylor), 2nd Marquess of Headfort, Earl of Bective and Baron Kenlis, Member of the House of Lords, Lord Lieutenant of Cavan.
Hib.7.784.87: Bookplate: Marquess of Headfort
Bedford, Edward Russell, Earl of, 1572-1627
L*.12.51-53(F): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine, initials of Henry Lucas
Edward Russell, 3rd Earl of Bedford, who married Lucy Harrington in 1594.
L*.12.54(F): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine, initials of Henry Lucas
L*.12.55-56(F): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine, initials of Henry Lucas
L*.12.57(F): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine, initials of Henry Lucas
L*.12.58(F): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine, initials of Henry Lucas
L*.8.18(B): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine
M*.12.28(F): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine, initials of Henry Lucas
M*.3.23(B): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back
O*.4.1(C): Armorial binding: Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford (and Lucy Countess of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and on spine
Q*.13.35(G): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford, vellum - gold, crest in black and goat with gold on horns, beard and horns (Woodfield p 74)
Q*.4.41(D): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold
Q*.9.15(B): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back
Q*.9.8(B): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine, initials of Henry Lucas
R*.14.53(F): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at cornersand on spine
Bedford, Francis, 1799-1883
SSS.10.6: Stamp: F. Bedford, binder's stamp
SSS.17.26: Stamp: F. Bedford, binder's stamp
Bedford, Francis Russell, Duke of, 1765-1802
7000.d.133: Bookplate: Francis Duke of Bedford, Oakley House
Probably: Francis Russell 5th Duke of Bedford, agriculturist and politician.
8000.d.102: Bookplate: Francis Duke of Bedford, Oakley House
Bedford, Grosvenor, 1708-1771
Ely.d.431: Annotation: Grosv. Bedford
Probably: Grosvenor Bedford, collector of customes at Philadelphia and deputy usher of the Exchequer.
Bedford, Grosvenor Charles, active 1792-1838
Gg.2.34: Bookplate: Grosvenor Charles Bedford
Chief Clerk in the National Audit Office.
Bedford, Herbrand Arthur Russell, Duke of, 1858-1940
7000.d.131-132: Bookplate: Woburn Abbey
Possibly: Herbrand Russell, 11th Duke of Bedford. Or: Another of the Dukes of Bedford, who resided at Woburn Abbey since 1547.
Keynes.S.1.30: Bookplate: Woburn Abbey
Syn.5.79.67(7): Bookplate: Woburn Abbey
Bedford, John Russell, Duke of, 1710-1771
7000.d.131-132: Stamp on Cover: Dukes crown with three escallopes and rampant lion.
Possibly: John Russell, 4th Duke of Bedford, First Lord of the Admiralty, whose seal is stamped on the book cover.
Bedford, John Russell, Duke of, 1766-1839
7000.d.131-132: Bookplate: 'John Duke of Bedford'. Motto: 'Che Sara Sara'. Bookplate pasted over small plate: 'No. 105 Woburn Abbey'.
Possibly: John Russell, 6th Duke of Bedford, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Bedford, Lucy Russell, Countess of, -1627
L*.12.51-53(F): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine, initials of Henry Lucas
L*.12.54(F): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine, initials of Henry Lucas
L*.12.55-56(F): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine, initials of Henry Lucas
L*.12.57(F): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine, initials of Henry Lucas
L*.12.58(F): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine, initials of Henry Lucas
L*.8.18(B): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine
M*.12.28(F): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine, initials of Henry Lucas
M*.3.23(B): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back
O*.4.1(C): Armorial binding: Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford (and Lucy Countess of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and on spine
Q*.13.35(G): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford, vellum - gold, crest in black and goat with gold on horns, beard and horns (Woodfield p 74)
Q*.4.41(D): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold
Q*.9.15(B): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back
Q*.9.8(B): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at corners and centre of back and on spine, initials of Henry Lucas
R*.14.53(F): Armorial binding: Lucy Countess of Bedford (and Edward Russell 3rd Earl of Bedford), calf - gold, fret at cornersand on spine
Bedford, W. K. Riland (William Kirkpatrick Riland), 1826-1905
Williams.512: Bookplate: 'W. K. R. B.' Annotation: 'W.K.R. Bedford'
Probably: William Kirkpatrick Riland Bedford, clergyman, author, antiquarian, genealogist and cricketer, matriculated Brasenose College Oxford 1844.
Bedford, William Riland, 1794-1843
Harley-Mason.b.51: Bookplate: Wm. Bedford, 'Animum fortuna sequatur'
Probably: William Bedford FSA, of Birches Green, Birmingham, Deputy Lieutenant and Magistrate for Warwick and Stafford.
Bedford, William Russell, Duke of, 1613-1700
CCD.12.62: Armorial binding: Russell, Duke of Bedford, calf - gold (Olivier 1956 Mansois or Mesnage de Cagny)
Possibly: William Russell, 1st Duke of Bedford, MP for Tavistock, Lord Lieutenant of Devon and of Somerset.
Bedford, William Russell, Duke of, 1809-1872
8720.d.336-: Bookplate: William Duke of Bedford, Endsleigh
Probably: William Russell, 8th Duke of Bedford, MP for Tavistock.
S438.c.81.4: Bookplate: William Duke of Bedford, Endsleigh
Bedford, Dukes of
7100.d.988: Bookplate: Woburn Abbey
Seat of the Dukes of Bedford.
Bedford General Infirmary
7300.d.200: Stamp: Bedford General Infirmary
Bedwell, Benjamin Robert, 1807-1905
8720.d.135-: Bookplate: 'B. R. Bedwell' Motto: 'Virtutis Gloria Merces'
Possibly: Benjamin Robert Bedwell, matriculated Trinity College 1826.
Bedwell, William, approximately 1561-1632
M.6.5, item no. 3: Provenance: W. Bedwell, 1588 March 1
Possibly: William Bedwell, priest and scholar, Orientalist, matriculated Trinity College 1578.
Syn.8.53: Provenance: W. Bedwell, Jan. 17 1610
Y.4.82, item no. 3: Provenance: W. Bedwell, 1613 Feb. 23, 20
Beeching, H. C. (Henry Charles), 1859-1919
Keynes.P.1.20: Bookplate:'Rev. H. C. Beeching, Yattendon'
Probably: Henry Charles Beeching, clergyman, autor and poet, matriculated Balliol College Oxford WHEN?, Rector of Yattendon 1885-1900.
S474.c.80.8: Bookplate: 'ex libris Henry Beeching, S. T. P. Decani Norwicensis'
Probably: Henry Charles Beeching, clergyman, autor and poet, matriculated Balliol College Oxford WHEN?, Dean of Norwich from 1911 until his death.
Beer, John T. (John Thomas), approximately 1826-1903
7720.c.104: Bookplate: John T. Beer; Franks 2043/2044
Probably: John Thomas Beer, Merseyside clothier and book collector, known for his fore-edge painting on rare books.
Syn.4.80.6: Bookplate: John T. Beer; Franks 2043/2044
Beeton, Mayson Moss, Sir, 1865-1947
S474.c.77.6: Bookplate: Sir Mayson M. Beeton
Probably: Sir Mayson Moss Beeton, son of the eponymous Mrs Beeton, Director of Timber Supplies for the British Government during WW1.
Beggi, (Francesco Orazio), Dr., active 1848-1865
Ee.4.10: Bookplate: F. O. Beggi, (Puttick 17 March 1864)
Probably: Francesco Orazio Beggi, author of 'The Incubi of Rome and Venice, or The Papal Criminal History', Commissary-Director of Police in Moderno.
Begouen, Henri, comte, 1863-1956
Norton.b.18: Bookplate: Chateau des Espras
Probably: Henri Begouen, French pre-historian with special interest in megalithic tombs.
Behr, Eve
7720.d.1034: Bookplate: Max (& Eve) Behr
Behr, Max
7720.d.1034: Bookplate: Max (& Eve) Behr
Beit, Alfred, Sir, 1903-1994
Harley-Mason.bb.10: Bookplate: 'Sir Alfred Lane Beit'
Sir Alfred Lane Beit, 2nd Baronet, MP for St Pancras South East.
Belfast Reformed Presbyterian Library
Hib.5.777.34: Stamp: Belfast Reformed Presbyterian Library
Belfast Working Classes Association
7720.e.95: Stamp: Belfast Working Classes Assocation
Belfield, Finney
7720.d.1800: Bookplate: F. Belfield. Annotation: 'F Belfield, Coll. Oriel, Oxon June 4th 76'
Probably: Finney Belfield, matriculated Oriel College Oxford 1775.
Bell, Benjamin J.
8720.d.257-: Bookplate: Benjamin J. Bell. Annotation: 'From Benjn. Bell to Robert Bell Dec 25th 1829.'
Bell, James
Williams.534: Bookplate: Rammerscales, 'I beare the bel.'
Probably: James Bell, Glasgow sugar merchant, who purchased Rammerscales Mansion for £7,700 around 1797.
Bell, John
White.d.62: Bookplate: John Bell
Same design as, and often found in same volumes as that of Robert Pick.
White.d.82: Bookplate: John Bell
Bell, Thomas, 1785-1860
7250.c.112: Bookplate: T. Bell 1797, Thomas Bell (by Bewick: T. Hugo 'Bewick Collector' no. 1960)
Probably: Thomas Bell FSA, land surveyor and book collector, amassed a library of over 15,000 books.
7474.d.72: Bookplate: T. Bell 1797, Thomas Bell (by Bewick: T. Hugo 'Bewick Collector' no. 1960)
Bellamy, Edward
7720.c.50: Bookplate: Edward Bellamy Motto: 'Fove Librum Ut Eo Alter Fruatur' Artist's Mark: QED 1949
7720.d.237-: Bookplate: Edward Bellamy Motto: 'Fove Librum Ut Eo Alter Fruatur' Artist's Mark: QED 1949
7720.d.239: Bookplate: Edward Bellamy Motto: 'Fove Librum Ut Eo Alter Fruatur' Artist's Mark: QED 1949
S721.d.70.58: Bookplate: Edward Bellamy Motto: 'Fove Librum Ut Eo Alter Fruatur' Artist's Mark: QED 1949
S721.d.72.18: Bookplate: Edward Bellamy Motto: 'Fove Librum Ut Eo Alter Fruatur' Artist's Mark: QED 1949
S721.d.77.22: Bookplate: Edward Bellamy Motto: 'Fove Librum Ut Eo Alter Fruatur' Artist's Mark: QED 1949
S727.d.75.36-: Bookplate: Edward Bellamy Motto: 'Fove Librum Ut Eo Alter Fruatur' Artist's Mark: QED 1949
Syn.8.60.37: Bookplate: Edward Bellamy Motto: 'Fove Librum Ut Eo Alter Fruatur' Artist's Mark: QED 1949
Bellingham
J.6.32: Provenance: ( ) Bellingham
Bellingham, Alan Henry, Sir, 1846-1921
7560.d.156: Bookplate: Ex Libris Sir Henry Bellingham Bt. Motto: 'Ainsi Il Est' and 'Amicus Amico'
Probably: Sir (Alan) Henry Bellingham, 4th Baronet, graduated Exeter College Oxford 1869, Lord-Lieutenant of County Louth, Privy Chamberlain to Pope Pius IX.
7570.d.5: Bookplate: Ex Libris Sir Henry Bellingham Bt. Motto: 'Ainsi Il Est' and 'Amicus Amico'
Bellingham, William, Sir, approximately 1755-1826
7530.d.51-: Bookplate: Sir William Bellingham Bart. Motto: 'Amicus Amico'.
Graduated Trinity College Dublin 1778, Private Secretary to Rt. Hon. William Pitt. The Younger.
Bellingham family
7530.d.51-: Bookplate: Bellingham Castle Library.
Ancestral home of the Bellingham Baronetcy.
7570.d.5: Bookplate (obscured by another): Bellingham Castle Library.
Bellwood, Archer, 1814-1894
8720.c.71: Bookplate: Archer Bellwood of Bishop Norton 187-. Annotation: Archer Bellwood's Book, February 1st 1833.
Belper
S370.c.80.18: Bookplate: Belper
Belper, Edward Strutt, Baron, 1801-1880
7540.c.96-: Bookplate: Belper, with Baron's coronet and Strutt family crest.
Possibly: Edward Strutt, 1st Baron Belper, FRS, President of UCL, member of the Privy Council.
Beltz, George Frederick, 1777-1841
Syn.7.81.235: Bookplate: George Frederick Beltz
Probably: George Frederick Beltz, Lancaster Herald and Knight of the Royal Guelphic Order.
Belvedere College
Hib.4.795.2: Stamp: Belvedere College, Dublin
Hib.4.799.9: Stamp: Belvedere College, Dublin
Bemis, Frank Brewer, 1861-1935
Syn.8.63.422: Bookplate: 'Ex Libris Frank Brewer Bemis, SLS 1925' Motto: 'Three things to me God lends, Old place, old books, old friends'.
Frank Brewer Bemis, Boston banker and book collector. Bookplate by Sidney Lawton Smith, 1925.
Bendlowes, William, 1516-1584
1.23.23: Provenance: William Bendlowes
Possibly: William Bendlowes, barrister and MP for Helston, for Looe, and for Launceston, of St John's College Cambridge.
Bénédictines de Montargis (Bodney Hall, Bodney, England)
7370.c.7: Annotation: 'Des Benedictines de Montargis Bodney Hall 1806'
Probably: Bodney Hall, Norfolk, which provided interim accommodation for the Benedictine Priory which eventually settled at Princethorpe Priory.
Benediktinerabtei Ettal (Germany)
Acton.d.sel.59: Armorial binding: 'Fundatrix monastery ettalensis' / 'Placidus abbas Ettalensis', 1725
Probably: From the Benedictine Abbey, Kloster Ettal, in the village of Ettal, Bavaria.
Benett, William, Sir, approximately 1734-1813
7735.b.1-: Bookplate: Sir William Benett, Fareham
Sir William Benett of Fareham, Hants, Senior Magistrate and High Sheriff.
Benfield, Sebastian, approximately 1568-1630
Syn.8.54.62: Provenance: Seb. Benfield, 1597
Probably: Sebastian Benfield (or Benfeild), Rector of Meysey Hampton and Lady Margaret professor of Divinity at Oxford University, matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1586.
Bengough, James, active 1702
Peterborough.D.7.7: Bookplate: 'James Bengough of ye Inner Temple, London, Gent., 1702', Franks 2187.
Bookplate produced in the workshop of William Jackson.
Benham, E.
S727.d.77.46-: Binder's Ticket: E. Benham, Colchester
Benlowes, Edward , 1603?-1676
Syn.4.65.1: Armorial binding: apparently Edward Benlowes's own copy, with 'Tende Solve', calf-gold, London, 1652 (Woodfield p110)
Probably: Edward Benlowes, admitted to Lincoln's Inn approximately 1622, matriculated St John's College Cambridge 1620.
Benn, Thomas, 1790-1869
8474.c.95: Bookplate: Thomas Benn Motto: 'Otium Cum Libertate'
Possibly: Thomas Benn of Hensingham, Cumbria.
Bennet, Edward Kedington
Bury.16.3: Bookplate: Edward Kedington Bennet
Bennet, Richard Henry Alexander, 1743-1814
White.b.120-: Bookplate: R. H. Alexan. Bennet
Possibly: Richard Henry Alexander Bennet FRS, MP for Newport; Possibly: his son of the same name (?1771-1818).
Bennethus, Henricus
Sel.1.6: Provenance: Henricus Bennethus [Qu. Henry Bennet, in DNB?]
Bennett, Geoffrey
Rel.c.66.7: Annotation: 'Geoff Bennett […] Vincent'
Bennett, H. Stanley
Adv.c.102.16-7: MS. notes by H.S. Bennett
H. Stanley Bennett, literary historian and librarian of Emmanuel College
Bennett, Henry Leigh
7250.a.142: Bookplate: Henry Leigh Bennett
Bennett, R. B. (Richard Bedford), 1870-1947
S721.c.93.139: This book was bequeathed by Viscount Bennett (1870-1947) Prime Minister of Canada, 1930-1935, Vice-President of the Royal Empire Society, 1930-1947'
Bennett, William
N*.7.29(C): Provenance: William Bennett
Benson, Arthur Christopher, 1862-1925
7706.d.179: Bookplate: Arthur Christopher Benson, 'Fay bien crain rien'
Arthur Christopher Benson, Master of Magdalene College 1915-1925, matriculated King's College 1881.
F164.e.5.9: Bookplate: Arthur Christopher Benson, 'Fay bien crain rien'
Syn.7.67.115: Bookplate: Arthur Christopher Benson, 'Fay bien crain rien'
Syn.8.67.74: Bookplate: Arthur Christopher Benson, 'Fay bien crain rien'
Bensusan, S. L. (Samuel Levy), 1872-1958
S582.c.92.4: Bookplate: S. L. Bensusan
Probably: Samuel Levy Bensusan, journalist and author.
Bentham, George
Adams.7.57.7: Provenance: George Bentham
Bentham, James, 1708-1794
Ely.c.186-: Bookplate: James Bentham, Ely, A.D. 17--
Probably: James Bentham, antiquarian and vicar, matriculated Trinity College 1727, author of several works on antiquities.
Bentham, Jeremy, 1748-1832
Hib.5.831.2: Annotation: To William Allen Esq from Jeremy Bentham
Probably: Jeremy Bentham, English philosopher and social reformer.
Bentham, Joseph, -1778
Ely.d.450: Bookplate: 'Bibliothecae Eliensi addidit Josephus Bentham Academix Cantabrigiensi typographus. M. DCC. LXXVIII'
Probably: Joseph Bentham, Printer to the University of Cambridge, appointed in 1740.
Bentham, William, approximately 1757-1837
7540.c.65: Bookplate: William Bentham Esqr. Barrister at Law, EAS & FLS
Probably: William Bentham, FSA, called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn 1801.
Bentinck, Frances Augusta, Lady, -1847
Leigh.d.5.327: Bookplate: Lady Frances Bentinck, Franks 2263
Lady Frances Augusta Bentinck (née Pierrepont, later Stephens), wife of Admiral William Bentinck.
Bentinck, John Albert, 1737-1775
Leigh.d.5.327: Bookplate: John Bentinck, with cross-moline [covered by later plate]
Probably: John Albert Bentinck of Terrington St. Clement, MP for Rye, Captain in command of HMS Centaur, inventor of the 'Bentinck Boom'.
Bentivoglio, Guido, 1577-1644
White.c.230: Stamp: Coll. Soc. Iesu. Favent
Stamp associated with Cardinal Guido Bentivoglio.
Bentivoglio, Lodovico Matteo
8000.e.7: Stamp: Lodovico Bentivoglio de Fiorenza
Possibly: Ludovico Matteo Bentivoglio, author of 'la "debellatio" nel diritto internazionale'.
Bentley, Ric. (Richard?)
SSS.49.17: Provenance: Ric Bentley
Beraldus, A.
Y.1.32: Provenance: A. Beraldus
Berdmore, Scrope, 1744-1814
Adams.7.64.46: Bookplate: Scrope Berdmore S.T.P., Coll. Mert. Custos. 1790
Scrope Berdmore, vice-chancellor of Oxford University 1796-1797, matriculated Merton College Oxford 1762.
Hib.4.723.2: Bookplate: Scrope Berdmore S.T.P., Coll. Mert. Custos. 1790
Keynes.T.2.14: Bookplate: Scrope Berdmore S.T.P., Coll. Mert. Custos. 1790
Syn.8.67.59: Bookplate: Scrope Berdmore S.T.P., Coll. Mert. Custos. 1790
Beresford, Thomas, active 1626
F.13.48: Provenance: Thomas Beresford, 1626?
Beresford Hope, A. J. B. (Alexander James Beresford), 1820-1887
Rit.a.158.1: Bookplate: Alexander I. Beresford Hope Motto: 'At Spes Non Fracta' with rainbow over arms with chevron between three bezants.
Probably: Alexander James Beresford Beresford Hope, MP for Maidstone, Fellow of the Royal Society, matriculated Trinity College 1837.
Beresford-Hope, Charles Thomas, 1855-1906
S560.d.81.4: Annotation: Charles Beresford Hope
Probably: Charles Thomas Beresford-Hope (née Hope), Barrister of the Inner Temple, Member of the London City Council, son of Alexander James Beresford Hope, matriculated Trinity College Cambridge 1874
Beresford-Peirse, Henry Monson de la Poer, Sir, 1850-1926
Leigh.b.6.4-5: Bookplate: Sir Henry Beresford-Peirse Bart., of Bedale, Yorkshire. Franks 23127
Probably: Sir Henry Monson de la Power Beresford-Peirse, 3rd Baronet.
Bergin, T. F., active 1837-1844
Hib.7.813.19: Bookplate: T. F. Bergin, Dublin
Possibly: T. F. Bergin, Civil Engineer and Clerk for the Dublin and Kingstwon Railway.
SSS.46.29: Bookplate: T. F. Bergin, Dublin Annotation: 1675, H4, 29
Bergmann, G.
White.c.150: Stamp: G. Bergmann
Berio, Francesco Maria, marchese di Salza, 1765-1820
7200.d.83: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
Giovanni Domenico Berio, marchese di Salsa, and his son Francesco Maria.
7474.d.104: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
F166.c.2.4: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
Leigh.b.8.4: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
Leigh.d.9.18: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
Leigh.d.9.19: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
Leigh.e.8.19: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.b.154: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.b.83: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.c.142: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.c.215: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.344: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.509: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.521: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.570: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.589: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.596: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.599: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.608-: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
Berio, Giovanni Domenico, marchese di Salza, -1791
7200.d.83: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
7474.d.104: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
F166.c.2.4: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
Leigh.b.8.4: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
Leigh.d.9.18: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
Leigh.d.9.19: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
Leigh.e.8.19: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.b.154: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.b.83: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.c.142: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.c.215: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.344: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.509: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.521: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.570: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.589: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.596: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.599: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
White.d.608-: Bookplate: 'Ex libris Marchionis Salsae'
Berkeley, Eliza, 1734-1800
7000.b.65: Annotation on title page: 'For the excellent Richard Hill Bart. MP for the County of Salop &c from his highly [?] sincerely grateful old friend and servat Mrs George Berkeley, Chertsey [?] the 7th of March 1797'
Probably Eliza Berkeley (née Frinsham), author, shown in anecdotes contained in 'Poems by the late George-Monck Berkeley' to have been a friend of Sir Richard Hill.
Bernard, Francis, active 1672
U.8.9: Provenance: Fras. Bernard
Bernard, Samuel, approximately 1591-1657
E.12.9, item no. 1: Provenance: Sam Bernard, Magd. Coll. Oxon.
Probably: Samuel Bernard, Master of the Magdalen School and vicar of Croydon, matriculated Magdalen College Oxford 1607.
Bernard Quaritch (Firm)
879.b.26.12: Annotation: 'Bt of B Quaritch 8 Mar 1944'
Firm selling rare books and manuscripts, started by Bernard Quaritch in 1847.
Berry, James William Middleton, approximately 1812-1855
7540.a.17: Bookplate: J. W. Middleton Berry, Ballynegall
Probably: James William Middleton Berry, who inherited Ballynegall House circa 1846, barriester of the Inner Temple, matriculated Brasenose College Oxford 1829.
Hib.7.777.28: Bookplate: J. W. Middleton Berry, Ballynegall
Hib.7.778.38-: Bookplate: J. W. Middleton Berry, Ballynegall
Hib.7.779.47: Bookplate: J. W. Middleton Berry of Ballynegall, with motto "Nihil sine labore"
Hib.7.779.50-: Bookplate: J. W. Middleton Berry of Ballynegall, with motto "Nihil sine labore"
Hib.7.782.40: Bookplate: J. W. Middleton Berry, Ballynegall
Hib.7.801.16-: Bookplate: J. W. Middleton Berry, Ballynegall
S438.b.81.1: Bookplate: J. W. Middleton Berry, Ballynegall
S727.d.80.18: Bookplate: J. W. Middleton Berry, Ballynegall
Bertrand, docteur
Leigh.d.9.3-: Bookplate: Docteur Bertrand, Grenoble
Berufskolleg für Technik und Gestaltung der Stadt Gelsenkirchen. Lehrerbücherei
CCC.25.426: Bookplate: 'Städt. Industrieschule Gelsenkirchen Lehrerbücherei'
Probably: The Glesenkirchen College of Techonology and Design, known as the 'Industrieschule' until 1945.
Berufsschulrat für Wien. 1. Lehrlingsbücherei 6
CCC.25.59: Stamp: 'Berufsschulrat für Wien, 1 Lehrlingsbücherei 6, Mollardgasse Nr 87' (and elsewhere in collection)
Berwick of Attingham, Noel Hill, Baron, 1745-1789
Ely.a.3-: Bookplate: Lord Berwick, with motto "Qui uti scit ei bona" and Baron's coronet.
Possibly: Noel Hill, 1st Baron Berwick.
Besley, Richard, of Isleworth
Oates.164-166: Bookplate: Richard Besley, Isleworth
Best, F. Fairfax
Syn.7.73.12-: Bookplate: F. Fairfax Best
Syn.7.74.11-: Bookplate: F. Fairfax Best
Best, Head Pottinger
Leigh.c.6.20: Bookplate: Head Pottinger Best
Probably: Head Pottinger Best, High Sheriff of Berkshire 1853.
Syn.7.70.32: Bookplate: Head Pottinger Best
Best, Arthur, active 1598-1605
N*.3.5-9(B): Inscribed "Art. Best Pembroch.", sixteenth or seventeenth century.
Arthur Best or Beast, matriculated Pembroke College 1598; M.A. 1605.
Besterman, Theodore, 1904-1976
Harley-Mason.b.100: Bookplate: Theodore Besterman
Probably: Theodore Besterman, psychical researcher, bibliographer and biographer.
Betenson, Richard, Sir, 1602-1679
Adams.7.65.27: Provenance: Sir Richard Betenson Bart. (name-stamp)
Probably: Sir Richard Betenson of Bradburn Place, 1st Baronet of Wimbledon, High Sheriff of Surrey and of Kent. Possibly: Another of the Betenson baronets.
Betham, W.
Hib.3.733.1: Provenance: W. Betham
Betham, William, 1749-1839
7690.c.39: Bookplate: Rev. W. Betham, Stonham
Probably: Rev. William Betham, clergyman and antiquarian known for his research on British Baronets.
Bett, Hannah, active 1671
E.12.48: Provenance: Hannah Bett, 1671
Betts, George, approximately 1752-1822
Cam.a.694.1: Bookplate: George Betts of Wortham in Suffolk
Probably: Rev. George Betts, Rector of Overstrand, Norfolk.
Syn.7.56.33: Bookplate: George Betts of Wortham in Suffolk
Bevan, Stuart James, 1872-1935
F169.e.5.15: Bookplate: Stuart Bevan K.C.
Probably: Stuart James Bevan, lawyer and MP for Holborn, matriculated Trinity College 1891.
Beverland, Hadriaan, 1650-1716
Adams.6.55.4, item no. 1: Provenance: Hadr. Beverlandi
Perhaps: Hadriaan Beverland, Dutch humanist
Beverley, R. M. (Robert Mackenzie), 1797 or 1798-1868
Leigh.d.5.180-: Bookplate: Robert Mackenzie Beverley
Probably: Robert Mackenzie Beverley, author and Justice of the Pace, matriculated Trinity College 1816.
Beverley, Richard
Y.6.38: Provenance: Richard Beverley
Beverley Grammar School
S706.d.80.4: Bookplate: Beverley Grammar School, 'Schola Publica Beverlocensis'
Bewlay, Charles J.
7000.d.1411: Bookplate: Charles J. Bewlay, Carleton Hall
Bianchi, Giovanni
White.d.473: Stamp: Stati Estensi… Giovanni Bianchi…;
Probably: Professor Giovanni Bianchi, state censor.
Biblioteca communale Serra San Quirico
White.d.431: Bookplate: Biblioteca communale Serrasanquirico
The town library of Serra San Quirico, Ancona, Italy.
White.d.433: Bookplate: Biblioteca communale Serrasanquirico
White.d.502: Bookplate: Biblioteca communale Serrasanquirico
Biblioteca Giovannini (Bibbiena, Italy)
7180.d.231: Stamp: 'Biblioteca Giovannini' with initials D. G. in centre.
Perhaps the Biblioteca Giovannini in Bibbiena, Italy
7180.d.232: Stamp: 'Biblioteca Giovannini' with initials D. G. in centre.
7180.d.233: Stamp: 'Biblioteca Giovannini' with initials D. G. in centre.
7180.d.235: Stamp: 'Biblioteca Giovannini' with initials D. G. in centre.
Biblioteca marucelliana
Ta.52.4: Stamp: Marucellorum Bibliotheca
Probably: The Biblioteca Marucelliana, public library located in Florence, Italy, established through the legacy of Abbot Francesco Marucelli (1625-1703), the noted bibliophile.
Biblioteca nazionale centrale di Roma
White.b.45: Bookplate: Rome, 'Biblioteca Naz. Vittorio Emanuele Roma'
Probably: From the Italian National Library, formerly known as the Victor Emmanuel II National Library.
White.c.116: Bookplate: Rome, 'Biblioteca Naz. Vittorio Emanuele Roma'
White.c.121-: Bookplate: Rome, 'Biblioteca Naz. Vittorio Emanuele Roma'
White.d.362: Stamp: V. E., 'Duplum Bibliothecae V. E.'
Bibliotheca Cantiana
7300.d.194: Bookplate: Bibliotheca Cantiana
S727.d.78.45: Bookplate: Bibliotheca Cantiana
Bibliotheca comunale di Faenza
White.c.230: Bookplate: B. C. di Faenza
Probably: From the Bibliotheca Comunale di Faenza.
Bibliotheca Starhemberg
Leigh.d.4.109: Stamp: 'Fürstliche-Starhembergsche Familien Bibliothek, Schloss Eferding'
Bibliothek der Cantonal-Lehranstalten zu Zürich
Keynes.I.7.4: Stamp: Bibliothek der Cantonal-Lehranstalten zu Zürich (and stamp: 'Doublette')
Bibliothek zu Probsten-Salzwedel
Leigh.d.5.235: Stamp: 'Bibliothek zu Probsten-Salzwedel'
Bibliothèque de Bois-boudrau
S735.d.80.65: Bookplate: 'Bibliothèque de Bois-boudrau'
Bibliothèque de Picpus (Paris, France)
Leigh.d.8.137: Stamp: Bibliotheque de Picpus
Probably: From the public library in Picpus, in the 12th arrondissment of Paris.
Bibliothèque du Bulletin General et Universel des Annonces et des Nouvelles Scientifiques
8000.d.195: Stamp: Bibliothèque du Bulletin des annonces scientifiques
Probably: Bibliothèque du Bulletin General et Universel des Annonces et des Nouvelles Scientifiques, 3 Rue de l'Abbaye, Paris.
Bibliothèque Mazarine
Adams.2.64.1: Stamp: Bibliotheque Mazarine, with duplicate stamp.
Probably: From the Bibliothèque Mazarine in the Palais de l'institute de France.
Bibliothèque nationale de France
F166.e.5.22-24: Bookplate: 'Bibliothecæ Regiæ' round shield with 3 fleurs-de-lys surmounted by crown (with second stamp with name, coat of arms & 'Double Change')
Stamp indicates book formed part of the Royal Library in the Louvre, which later became the National Library of France.
Bibliothèque publique de Neuchâtel
Leigh.d.11.300: Stamp: 'Bibliothèque de la ville de Neuchâtel' (Switzerland)
Probably: From the Neuchatel public library and university, Switzerland.
Bickers & Son
Leigh.c.5.199-: Binder's Stamp: Bickers and Son, Leicester Sq.
Bickerstaff, Stuart
W.6.16: Provenance: Stuart Bickerstaff
Bickerstaffe, Stuart, 1661-
Keynes.E.3.22: Bookplate: 'Si Bi'; Arms: Sable, a Cross Crosslet Argent.
Probably: Stuart Bickerstaffe, eldest son of Sir Charles Bickerstaffe of Wilderness Parish, student of the Inner Temple, matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1677.
Biddulph, Thomas Myddelton, Sir, 1809-1878
Syn.3.62.24: Bookplate: Thomas Biddulph, with arms of Biddulph Co. Stafford
Possibly: Sir Thomas Myddelton Biddulph, Master of the Household to Queen Victoria.
Bidwell, Leonard Shelford, active 1813-1832
Leigh.b.11.4-: Bookplate: L. S. Bidwell
Possibly: Leonard Shelford Bidwell, Mayor of Thetford.
Bigge, Charles William, 1773-1849
8365.d.46: Bookplate: Charles William Bigge of Linden
Probably: Charles William Bigge, High Sheriff of Northumberland, merchant and banker in Newcastle upon Tyne, matriculated Christ Church College Oxford 1791.
Biggs, William, active 1582
Y.15.46: Provenance: William Biggs, Trin Hall, of Glemsford(?), Suffolk, 1582
Bignold, Robert, Sir, 1892-1970
Harley-Mason.a.30: Bookplate: C. Robert Bignold
Probably: Sir Robert Bignold, member of the Bignold family, founders of Norwich Union, and author of a history of the Bignold family.
Harley-Mason.bb.57: Bookplate: C. Robert Bignold
Billinghurst, William
7420.d.17-: Bookplate: Wm. Billinghurst
Bindley, James
Hib.8.682.1: Provenance: James Bindley
SSS.53.2: Provenance: James Bindley
Bindley, James, 1739-1818
Young.268: Bookplate: James Bindley Esq, MA FSA, Stamp Office London. Motto: 'Unus et Idem'. Franks 2543
James Bindley, Commissioner of Stamp Duties 1765-1818, renowned collector of books and prints, matriculated Peterhouse College1756?. His extensive library was sold on his death.
Birch, George, 1739-1807
SSS.50.6: Bookplate: George Birch. Motto: Prudentia Simplicitate. Arms: Three Fleur-de-Lis with Canton, Crest: Fleur-de-Lis entwined by serpent.
Probably: George Birch of Hampstead Hall Staffordshire and Wrotham Hall, Norfolk, High Sheriff of Norfolk, matriculated Queens' College 1757.
Birch, John W.
Keynes.B.1.2: Bookplate: John W. Birch. Arms: Birch impailing Bourchier. Franks 2570
Birdsall & Son Bookbinders & Stationers
Brett-Smith.1046: Binder's Stamp: Birdsall, Northampton
Syn.7.54.46: Binder's Stamp: Birdsall, Northampton
Birkbeck, Benjamin
7735.d.419: Bookplate: Benjamin Birkbeck
Birkenhead, Frederick Edwin Smith, Earl of, 1872-1930
Cam.d.606.2: Bookplate: Viscount Birkenhead
FE Smith, 1st Earl of Birkenhead, Lord Chancellor, created Baron Birkenhead in 1919, Viscount Birkenhead in 1921, Viscount Furneaux and Earl of Birkenhead in 1922. Bookplate suggests book was purchased between 1921-1922.
Syn.3.70.6: Bookplate: Viscount Birkenhead
Birkett, Edwin Charnley, 1873-
Keynes.Q.2.15: Bookplate: Charnley Birkett
Possibly: Edwin Charnley Birkett, London Country Council Official, retired 1857.
Birmingham and Midland Institute
Harley-Mason.bb.91: Bookplate: Birmingham and Midland Institute
Birmingham Medical Institute
7000.c.444: Stamp of the Birmingham Medical Institute
The Birmingham Medical Institute, founded 1875. Its library was sold in 2012
Birrell, Augustine, 1850-1933
7720.d.365-: Bookplate: Augustine Birrell
Rt Hon Augustine Birrell KC, Chief Secretary for Ireland 1907-1916, matriculated Trinity Hall 1870.
Bishop, William
Syn.8.57.8: Annotation: Gulielmus Bishoppus
Bishopp, Cecil, 1700-1778
7760.d.59: Bookplate: Parham, Sussex
Possibly: Sir Cecil Bishop, 6th Baronet; Or: Another resident of Parham House in Sussex.
Bishops, F. H.
Bassingbourn.285-: Bookplate: Rev. F. H. Bishops, Bassingbourne
Rev. FH Bishop, Vicar of Bassingbourn.
Bishop's Stortford Grammar School. Library
Syn.8.58.181: Provenance: Tho. Leigh, Christ's, died 1666 (from Bishop's Stortford School Library, sold at Sotheby's, 27 July 1893)
T.9.63: Provenance: Tho. Leigh, Christ's, died 1666 (from Bishop's Stortford School Library, sold at Sotheby's, 27 July 1893)
Bismarckschule (Unna, Germany)
CCC.25.474: Bookplate: Unna, Bismarckschule
Probably: From Schillerschule Massen in Unna, Germany, which was known as 'Bismarckschule' from 1910 until 1924.
Bisset, George
LE.19.16: Provenance: George Bisset, Parthensis
Bizzarro, Joannes
F155.d.2.2: Bookplate: Joannes Bizzarro
Black, A.
S721.c.80.33: Bookplate: A. & I. Black & H. Parr.
Black, I.
S721.c.80.33: Bookplate: A. & I. Black & H. Parr.
Black, Parry and Co. (London, England)
Keynes.R.2.9: Ticket: Black Parry & Kingsbury, 7 Leadenhall St.
Publishing House
S300.c.81.6: Ticket: Black Parry & Co., 7 Leadenhall St.
Blackburn, E. B.
7706.e.1: Bookplate: E. B. Blackburn. Motto: Fide Sed Cui Vide
Blackburne, John, 1754-1833
7474.d.25: Bookplate: John Blackburne, Oxford
Probably: John Blackburne, MP and High Sheriff for Lancashire, matriculated Queen's College Oxford 1772.
Blacker, L. V. Stewart (Latham Valentine Stewart), 1887-1964
Hib.7.753.51: Bookplate: Stewart Blacker
Possibly: Lieutenant-Colonel Latham Valentine Stewart Blacker, inventor of the Blacker Bombard.
Blacker, William, -1732
Hib.7.791.30: Bookplate: William Blacker Esqr, Carrick
Probably: William Blacker Esq. of Carrick and Ballytroan, built in 1692 Carrickblacker manor house, son and heir of Colonel George Blacker.
Syn.7.80.20-: Bookplate: William Blacker Esqr, Carrick
Blackett, Thomas, approximately 1525-1603
7706.d.97-: Bookplate: Blackett, with motto "Nous travaillerons en esperance"
Possibly: Thomas Blackett of Woodcroft. Arms and motto indicate member of the Blackett family.
Blackford, Richard
Syn.4.51.1: Provenance: Ric Blackford
Blackwell, Samuel, approximately 1740-1821
S727.d.74.14: Bookplate: Samuel Blackwell. Franks 2719
Probably: Samuel Blackwell, born Samuel Killican, heir to Jonathan Blackwell.
Blague, Benjamin, active 1623
Bb*.14.12(E): Provenance: Ben Blague, 1623
Blague, William, active 1599
Bb*.14.12(E): Provenance: Will Blague, 1599
Blair, D.
7720.d.1096: Bookplate: D. Blair
Blairs College. Library
7576.d.19: Bookplate: Blairs, St Mary's College Library
From the library of St Mary's College, Blairs (commonly known as Blairs College), Aberdeen.
Blakiston, Thomas Wright, 1832-1891
S727.d.72.1: Bookplate: Thomas Blakiston
Possibly: Thomas Wright Blakiston, English explorer and naturalist.
Bland, Miles, 1786-1868
Adams.7.74.3: Bookplate: Miles Bland B.D.
Probably: Miles Bland FRS, FSA, mathematician and clergyman, matriculated ST John's College 1804, B.D. 1818, D.D. 1826.
Blanzy, Michel de, -1689
Keynes.P.1.25: Bookplate: 'Ex Dono D ac. M. Michaelis de Blanzi pbṝi Doct. Et profess. Theolo. Canoni. Ecc. Remensis. 1689'
Probably: Michel de Blanzy, canon of Reims, scholar, professor and bibliophile, who bequeathed his library to the Chapter of Reims in 1689.
Blayds, Thomas, 1795-
Ely.c.319: Bookplate: Thomas Blayds
Possibly: Thomas Blayds Esq., banker, son of John Blayds (née Calverley).
Blenkinsop, Miss
F167.e.5.15: Bookplate: Miss Blenkinsop
Blessington, Marguerite, Countess of, 1789-1849
8000.d.177: Bookplate: Margaret, Countess of Blessington, 'M B' beneath Earl's coronet
Probably: Marguerite Gardinder, Countess of Blessington, Irish novellist, journalist and literary hostess.
Blignières , Auguste Le Barbier de, 1864-1934
F158.e.4.6: Bookplate: Auguste de Blignières
Possibly: Auguste Le Barbier de Blignieres, diplomat and grammarian.
Bliss, Philip, 1787-1857
7706.d.192: Bookplate: Philip Bliss
Philip Bliss, book collector and Registrar of the University of Oxford, friend and colleague of Bulkeley Bandinel.
CCE.8.30: Bookplate: Philip Bliss
Syn.7.66.32: Philip Bliss, with his characteristic 'p' before the 'B' of signature B1 and the number '35' after the 'B', presumably indicating purchase in 1835, and his inscription to front endpaper 'Of Parker, Oxon. from Mr Hawkins (of Magd[alen]) books at Ducklington.'
Block, Henri Van den
Rel.b.74.2: Bookplate: Henricus Vanden Block of Brussels
Probably: Henri Van den Block, chaplain of Saint-Michel and St Gudule in Brussels and book collector.
Blomfield, C. F., active 1829
Rit.b.763.1: Provenance: C. F. Blomfield, Bh. 1829
Blood, Bindon, Sir, 1842-1940
Hib.7.844.10: Bookplate: Sir Bindon Blood
Sir Bindon Blood, first commander of the Royal Engineers telregaph troop in 1870.
Bloomfield
MR688.c.80.1: Bookplate: Bloomfield
Blount, Walter, Sir, -1785
7540.d.233: Bookplate: Sir Walter Blount Bart., of Sodington in the county of Worcester. Franks 2885
Possibly: Sir Walter Blount, 6th Baronet of Sodington. Franks identifies the 6th baronet as the owner of the bookplate.
T900.d.1.1-: Bookplate: Sir Walter Blount Bart., of Sodington in the county of Worcester. Franks 2885
Blount, Wingfield
K.16.57: Provenance: Wingfield Blount
Blowe, William
R.4.36: Provenance: William Blowe (sel)
Bloxam, John Rouse, 1807-1891
8720.d.257-: Annotation: 'J. R. Bloxam Beeding Priory 1890'
Probably: John Rouse Bloxam, matriculated Worcester College Oxford 1826.
Blundvyle, Bro.
Syn.8.55: Provenance: Bro. Blundvyle
Blunt, Wilfrid Scawen, 1840-1922
Harley-Mason.a.61: Bookplate: Crabbet Park Library, House of W. S. Blunt
Probably: Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, English poet and writer, horse breeder.
Board, Richard, approximately 1763-1859
Oates.208-209: Bookplate: Richd. Board
Probably: Rev Richard Board LLB of Farley Place, Vicar of Westerham.
Board of Customs Library
Syn.4.84.84: Stamp: Board of Customs Library
Boardman, Arthur
Cam.d.662.7: Ticket: Arthur Boardman, Bookseller & Stationer, Bishops Stortford
Bodensteiner family
Leigh.c.6.36: Stamp: Bodenstein. Bookplate: Arms of Bodenstein family crossed with another.
Bodinus
Fff.16: Provenance: Bodinus
Bodleian Library
Keynes.P.7.9: Stamp: 'Bibliotheca Bodleiana'
Boegner, Gottlieb
7180.d.243: Bookplate: Gottlieb Boegner, handwritten on printed black label
Boileau, Catherine Sarah, approximately 1798-1862
S578.d.80.1: Annotation: Catherine [S?] Elliot
Probably: Catherine Sarah Boileau (née Elliot), daughter of the 1st Earl of Minto, who married Sir John Peter Boileau, 1st Baronet.
Boileau, John, Sir, 1794-1869
8740.d.83: Bookplate: Sir John P. Boileau Bart.
Probably Sir John Peter Boileau, FRS, FSA, archaeologist and High Sheriff of Norfok.
Boissonade, Gustave, 1825-1910
Hhh.1164-1165: Annotation: Boissonade
Possibly: Gustave Boissonade, French legal scholar known for his work redrafting Japan's civil code suring the Meiji Era.
Boissonade, Jean François, 1774-1857
Ff.8.105: Provenance: J. F. Boissonade
Probably: Jean François Boissonade de Fontarabie, French classical scholar and deputy professor of Greek at the faculty of letters at Paris.
X.11.79: Provenance: J. F. Boissonade
Boland, Wm. T.
Hib.7.846.12: Ticket: Wm. T. Boland, binder, 42 Mary St. (late G. Cumming book)
Boleyn
Hhh.678, item no. 1: Provenance: Boleyn
Bolland, William, of the Middle Temple
Keynes.B.4.17: Bookplate: William Bolland, Middle Temple
Possibly: William Bolland, Judge and Baron of the Exchequer, matriculated Trinity College 1791. Possibly: His Son, William Proctor Bolland (1816-1863), matriculated Trinity College 1834.
Bolter, Jonathan
1.26.11: Provenance: Jonathan Bolter
Boluut, François Xavier Joseph Ghislain, 1771-1857
SSS.14.7: Bookplate: Ex Libris Borluut de Noortdonck
Probably: Francois Xavier Borluut de Noortdonck, known for his remarkable library.
Bonaparte, Roland, Prince, 1858-1924
737.37.d.85.3: Bookplate: Prince Roland Bonaparte
Probably: Roland Napoleon Bonaparte, French Prince and President of several scientific societies.
8180.c.93: Bookplate: Prince Roland Bonaparte
Bonar, James, 1795-1867
Leigh.b.8.2: Stamp: James Bonar
Probably: James Bonar of Kimmerghame and Warriston, who married Mary Murray, daughter of Sir Patrick Murray, in 1839.
Leigh.d.7.5: Bookplate: James Bonar
Bonber, John, of Nottingham
Syn.7.61.208: Stamp: John Bonber, Nottingham
Bond, B.
Aa.8.27: Provenance: B. Bond
Bond, Edward
7735.b.20: Bookplate: Edward Bond, 1905, 'Du bon de mon coeur Mihi et meis'
Bond, Thomas, active 1800-1818
Hib.7.775.24: Bookplate: Thomas Bond. Motto: Deus Providebit.
Probably: Thomas Bond, of Newton Bond, Co. Longford, Ireland.
Bones, James, 1732-1806
Cam.d.713.16: Bookplate: James Bones M.A. Fellow of King's College, Cambridge
James Bones, Vicar of Weedon, Northamptonshire.
Bonifantius, Petrus
T.4.31: Provenance: Petrus Bonifantius
Bonnell, James, -1774
8720.c.161: Bookplate: James Bonnell Esq. Motto: Terris Peregrines et Hospes
Possibly: James Bonnel of Pelling Place, Old Windsor.
S727.d.80.103: Bookplate: James Bonnell Esq. Motto: Terris Peregrines et Hospes
Order of Bookfellows
850.d.179: Bookplate: The Order of Bookfellows; Motto: 'Ubi Literae Ibi Lux'
Probably: The Order of Bookfellows, Chicago based literary society devoted to poetry and book collecting.
Booth, Arthur John Arnold, -1897
F163.b.4.2: Bookplate: Arthur John Booth. Motto: Quod Ero Spero.
Possibly: Arthur John Arnold Booth.
Booth, T., of Newark
Rel.d.66.3: Bookplate: T. Booth, Newark
Booth, William Henry, 1861-1928
Syn.7.67.85: Bookplate: William Henry Booth, The Rosery, Felixstowe
Probably: William Henry Booth, Suffolk painter, of 'The Rosary' Felixstowe, ammassed an extensive collection of artwork, porcelain and books.
Boothby, Thomas, 1641-1696
Rit.d.763.3: Armorial binding: Thomas Boothby
Probably: Thomas Boothby of Delfa House in Staffordshire, younger brother of Sir William Boothby.
Bordes de Fortage, Philippe-Louis, 1846-1924
7560.d.191: Bookplate: Ph.-L. de Bordes de Fortage
Probably: Philippe-Louis de Bordes de Fortage of Bordeaux, French book collector.
Boreham, William Wakeling, 1804-1886
7100.b.123: Bookplate: William Wakeling Boreham
Probably: William Wakeling Boreham FRAS, publican and brewer. On his death, his telescope and much of his library was donated to Newnham College.
Syn.8.69.11: Bookplate: William Wakeling Boreham
Borghese, Camillo Antonio Francesco Baldasarre, 1693-1763
SSS.12.2: Armorial binding: Arms of Borghese family impaling Colonna
Probably: Camillo Antonio Francesco Caldasarre Borghese, who married Agnese Colonna. Possibly: His son Scipione Colonna Borghese, Italian clergyman, or another member of this family.
Borlase, William, 1695-1772
S474.c.87.1: Bookplate: Borlase. Motto: Te Digna Sequere.
Probably: Rev William Borlase FRS, Vicar of Zennor, Cornwall, noted antiquarian, matriculated Exeter College Oxford 1713.
Borowitz, David, 1906-1988
Brett-Smith.974: Bookplate: David (and Lulu) Borowitz
Renowned Chicago book collector.
Borowitz, Lulu, approximately 1906-1987
Brett-Smith.974: Bookplate: (David and) Lulu Borowitz
Borrer, William, 1781-1862
Keynes.R.7.1: Bookplate: William Borrer
Possibly: William Borrer, botanist.
Borris Library
Hib.7.749.83: Bookplate: Borris Library
Probably: From the Public Library, Borris, Co. Carlow.
Bosanquet, Elizabeth
Syn.7.54.46: Bookplate: Elizabeth F. Bosanquet
Possibly: Elizabeth Bosanquet (née Hanbury).
Bosanquet, George Jacob, 1791-1866
S727.d.79.21: Bookplate: George Jacob Bosanquet
Probably: George Jacob Bosanquet, of Browbournebury House, High Sheriff of Hertfordshire 1833.
Bosch, Hans Christoph
Norton.a.11: Bookplate: Hans Christoph Bosch, 'Warnecke, Die Bücherzeichen (1890) no. 240'
Bossange & Masson
Leigh.e.5.9: Ticket: Bossange & Masson, 100 New Bond St. & 14 Great Marlborough St., London
Boston, Frederick Irby, Baron, 1749-1825
Keynes.R.1.15: Bookplate: The Hon. Fredr. Irby
Probably: Frederick Irby, 2nd Baron Boston, FSA, Lord of the Bedchamber, matriculated St John's College 1769. Possibly: His son, Rear Admiral Frederick Paul Irby, Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk.
Boston, William Irby, Baron, 1707-1775
Keynes.S.7.5-6: Bookplate:The Hon. Sir William Irby Bart., of Boston, Lincolnshire
Probably: William Irby, 1st Baron Boston, MP for Launceston, Old Sarum and Bodmin, formerly Baronet of Whaplode and Boston.
Boston Library
S732.d.84.3: Stamp: Boston Library
Bosville family
7474.d.148-151: Bookplate: Bosville
Possibly: The Bosville family, Ireland, as indicated by arms.
Boswell, James, 1740-1795
SSS.45.36: Provenance: James Boswell, 1719
Possibly: James Boswell, 9th Laird of Auchinleck, Scottish biographer and diarist, advocate at the Scottish Bar.
Boteler (Firm : Northampton, England)
Cam.bb.743.1: Ticket: Boteler, Parade & Sheep St., Northampton
Bothwell, Adam, -1593
L*.9.7(B): Provenance: Adam Bothwell, Bishop of Orkney
Probably: Adam Bothwell, Lord of Session, Bishop of Orkney and a Member of the Privy Council.
Bottyler, W.
O*.16.26(F): Provenance: W. Bottyler
Bouchard (Firm : Metz, France)
Leigh.d.6.90: Ticket: Bouchard, 18th c. bookseller's ticket, Marchand-Libraire, rue du Palais, Metz
Boucher, Jonathan, 1738-1804
CCE.2.25: Armorial binding: Crest and 'JB'
Probably: Rev Jonathan Boucher, FSA, Vicar of Epsom.
Ggg.91: Armorial binding: Crest and 'JB'
Bouchier, Barton, 1794-1865
Brett-Smith.887: Bookplate: Barton Bouchier
Probably: Barton Bouchier, English cleric and religious writer, matriculated Balliol College Oxford 1812.
Bouck, John Augustus, -1911
Keynes.R.7.14: Bookplate: Baron Bouck
Probably: John Augustus Bouck, naturalist specialising in the study of butterflies.
Boullier
7180.d.248: Bookplate: Boullier
Boulloche , G. de
Leigh.e.5.11-: Bookplate: G. de Boulloche, Vandoeuvres, Genève
Boulton, Oscar Evan, 1866-1942
Syn.8.69.46: Bookplate: Oscar Boulton, Kenward, Yalding, Kent
Probably: Lieutenant-Colonel Oscar Evan Boulton of 2nd City of London Yeomanry, Knight of Justice, Order of St John of Jerusalem, son of Sir Samuel Bagster Boulton.
Bourbon, Françoise-Marie de, 1677-1749
Rel.d.73.1: Armorial binding: Françoise-Marie de Bourbon, duchesse d'Orleans, 1677-1740; bequest of W. Robertson Smith (Olivier 2567.7)
Probably: Francoise-Marie de Bourbon, Duchess of Orléans, illegitimate daughter of Louis XIV of France.
Bourchier, James Claud, approximately 1781-approximately 1859
8720.b.22: Bookplate: Jas. C. Bourchier
Possibly: Lieutenant-General James Claud Bourchier of Lavant House, Chichester, Colonel of the 3rd Dragoons.
Bourdeaux & Fils (Berlin, Germany)
Leigh.b.9.1-: Bookplate: Bourdeaux & Fils, bookseller, Berlin
Bourgeois, Philippe
S413.b.74.1: Bookplate: Philippe Bourgeois, Londres, 1891
Bourinot, Arthur Stanley, 1893-1969
9720.c.7046: Bookplate: Arthur S. Bourinot, Deepwood
Probably: Canadian poet and lawyer Arthur Bourinot, author of 'Harvest from Deepwood'.
Bourke, Francis Stephen Kevin, 1895-1959
Hib.7.794.62: Bookplate: F. S. Bourke
Possibly: Dr Francis Stephen Bourke, Member of the Royal Irish Academy. The F. S. Bourke collection is housed at the National Library of Ireland.
Bournemouth Reference Library
S828.d.83.5: Bookplate: Bournemouth Reference Library
Bournonville, Francisco José de, 1710-1769
7000.d.147-148: Bookplate: Francois de Bournonville, armorial bookplate, 'Ex libris exmi. D. D. Francisci D. Bournonville'
Probably: Francisco Jose de Bournonville, 2nd Duke of Bournonville.
Bourtscheid-Burgbrohl, Franz Carl, Freiherr von
L*.17.1-: Bookplate: Ad Bibliothecam in perpetuum fidei commissariam S.R.I. Lib. Perantiquae et illustrissimae familiae de Bourscheit Burgbroel sub vero paterno regimine Francisci Caroli.
The family library of the Freiherren von Bourtscheid-Burgbrohl; Franz Carl of that family.
Bouverie, Edward, 1738-1810
S727.d.79.93: Bookplate: Delapre Abbey, Arms: Bouverie
Possibly: Edward Bouverie, MP for Salisbury and Northampton, matriculated Christ Church College Oxford 1757. Possibly: His son of the same name (1767-1858).
Boville, Edward Clarke, 1819-1904
Keynes.A.5.1: Bookplate: Edward Clarke Boville
Possibly: Edward Clarke Boville, executor of the will of Margaret Adey Pitt.
Bow, Charles
F.12.26: Provenance: ( ) Bow, (Charolus)
Bowater, Edward, active 1785-1810
Atlas.6.79.4: Bookplate: Admiral Bowater
Possibly: Admiral Edward Bowater.
Bowdery & Kerby
S540.c.81.7: Bookplate: Bowdery & Kerby Junr., 190 Oxford Street
Bowditch, Nathaniel, 1773-1838
Brett-Smith.591: Bookplate: Nathaniel Ingersoll Bowditch
Possibly: Nathaniel Bowditch, American mathematician famous for his work on ocean navigation.
Bowen, James
7720.d.485-: Bookplate: James Bowen
Bower, Adam
Syn.8.59.3: Provenance: Adam Bower (or Bowen?)
Bowes, Robert, 1649-1734
Cam.d.749.10-: Bookplate: Robert Bowes
Possibly: Robert Bowes of Gray's Inn, matriculated Christ's College 1666.
Cam.d.796.12: Bookplate: Robert Bowes
Cam.d.801.4: Bookplate: Robert Bowes
Bowes, Robert, 1835?-1919
Syn.7.82.212-215: Bookplate: Robert Bowes
Probably: Robert Bowes, bookseller and publisher, President of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association, awarded an honorary MA by Cambridge University in 1918.
Bowes, William Blakiston, approximately 1696-1721
Hib.4.775.3: Bookplate: William Blakiston Bowes, 'Guil. Blakista Bowes'
Probably: William Blakiston Bowes, son of Sir William Bowes and Elizabeth Blakiston.
Bowles, H.
Hib.7.807.30: Stamp: H. Bowles
Bowles, Henry Carrington, 1763-1830
8000.e.22: Bookplate: Henry Carrington Bowles
Probably: Henry Carrington Bowles of Myddelton House, Governor of the New River Company.
Bowtell, Thomas
Sel.1.8: Provenance: Thomas Bowtell, (al Apoerypha)
Boy (Firm : Marseille, France)
Leigh.e.5.79-: Ticket: Boy, bookseller's ticket, Librairie, Marseille
Boyd, Edward Fenwick, 1810-1889
7474.c.12: Bookplate: Edward Fenwick Boyd, 'de Moorhouse' (Franks 3358)
Probably: Edward Fenwick Boyd, President of the North of England Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, and founder of the Newcastle College of Physical Science.
Boyd, John, Sir, 1750-1815
7720.d.685: Bookplate: John Boyd
Probably: Sir John Boyd, 2nd Baronet, of Danson in Kent (identification from Downside Abbey).
Hib.7.748.68: Bookplate: John Boyd
Hib.7.743.26: Bookplate: John Boyd
Probably: Sir John Boyd, 2nd Baronet, of Danson in Kent (identification from Downside Abbey).
Boyle, John (Hon.)
Hib.5.811.35-37: Bookplate: Hon. John Boyle
Boyne, William, 1814-1893
Syn.8.55.148: Bookplate: William Boyne, Leeds MDCCCLI. Motto: What Shall He Shall.
Possibly: William Boyne FSA, numisimatist and book collector.
Boys, Edward
G.8.36: Provenance: Edw. Boys
Boys, John
Syn.8.55.64: Provenance: Joh. (& Will) Boys
Boys, Thomas
H*.12.19(E): Provenance: Tho. Boys
Boys, William
Syn.8.55.64:
Boyse, John, active 1836
Syn.3.69.3: Annotation: John Boyse 1836
Boyus, Thomas
B*.7.45(G): Provenance: Thomas Boyus
Bracebridge, Abraham, -1832
7720.d.477: Bookplate: A. Bracebridge, Atherstone Hall
Possibly: Abraham Bracebridge Esq. the fourth of Atherstone Hall, Atherstone.
Bradbury, Dorinda, 1717-1793
Syn.3.63.1: Annotation: Dorinda Bradbury 1731
Probably: Dorinda Bradbury of Wicken Bonant, daughter of Matthew Bradbury, who married Joseph Sharpe Esq.
Bradbury, Matthew, approximately 1676-1736
Syn.3.63.1: Annotation: E Libris Matthei Bradbury anno 1724
Probably: Matthew Bradbury Esq. of Wisken Bonant.
Bradfer-Lawrence, H. L. (Harry Lawrence), 1887-1965
S474.c.81.9: Bookplate: Harry Lawrence Bradfer-Lawrence F.S.A., 'Que Pensez'
Probably: Harry Lawrence Bradfer-Lawrence FSA, Chairman of United Breweries Ltd, and antiquarian with particular interest in Norfolk and Yorkshire.
Bradford Library and Literary Society
7180.d.177: Bookplate: Bradford Library & Literary Society, 34a Darley St.
Bradney, Joseph Alfred, Sir, 1859-1933
7250.d.128: Bookplate: Joseph Alfred Bradney, of Tal-y-Coed, 1899
Colonel Sir Joseph Alfred Bradney FSA, soldier, historian and archaeologist, High Sheriff of Monmouthshire, governor or the National Library of Wales and the National Museum of Wales, matriculated Trinity College 1877.
7474.c.27: Bookplate: Joseph Alfred Bradney, of Tal-y-Coed, 1899
Bradshaw, Joseph Hoare, 1784-1845
Hib.5.768.1: Bookplate: J. H. Bradshaw
Joseph Hoare Bradshaw of Milecross, Co. Down, banker; father of Henry Bradshaw
Bradshaw, Joseph Hoare, 1784-1846
Hib.5.776.4: Bookplate: J. H. Bradshaw
Bradshaw, Joseph Hoare, 1784-1847
Hib.5.787.4: Bookplate: J. H. Bradshaw
Bradshaw, Joseph Hoare, 1784-1848
Hib.5.807.8: Bookplate: J. H. Bradshaw
Bradshaw, Joseph Hoare, 1784-1849
Hib.8.805.1-2: Bookplate: J. H. Bradshaw
Bradshawe, Edward
Dd*.3.46, item no. 2(E): Provenance: Edward Bradshawe
Bradshawe, Henry
Adams.8.54.1: Provenance: Henry Bradshawe, 1848
Hib.5.846.7: Provenance: Henry Bradshawe, 1849 Jan 27
SSS.46.13: Provenance: Henry Bradshawe, 'Becon(?) Relickes'
Syn.8.62.23: Provenance: Henry Bradshawe
Syn.8.62.4: Provenance: Henry Bradshawe
Braga, João
Harley-Mason.b.64: Bookplate: Doutor João Braga, 'Engenheiro agronomo', with motto "While I live, I'll crow'
Joao Braga, agronomic engineer.
Bragge, William, 1823-1884
SSS.34.8: Exhibition label: National Exhibition of Works of Art, Leeds, 1868, Museum of Art: Bragge. Bookplate: W. Bragge FSA
Probably: William Bragge FSA, FGS, civil engineer, antiquarian and author.
Bragge-Bathurst, Charles, approximately 1754-1831
Keynes.S.7.19: Bookplate: Rt. Hon. Charles Bathurst, Lydney Park
Possibly: Rt Hon Charles Bathurst, MP for Bristol, Master of the Mint. Possibly: Charles Bathurst, 1st Viscount Bledisloe (1867-1958)
Keynes.T.3.5: Bookplate: Rt. Hon. Charles Bathurst, Lydney Park
Braikenridge, George Weare, 1775-1856
7100.c.268: Bookplate: George Weare Braikenridge, Broomwell House
George Weare Braikenridge, antiquarian and collector of Bristolian heritage. The Braikenridge collection is housed at Bristol City Museum.
Braithwaite, Maria
S727.d.75.42-: Bookplate: Maria Braithwaite
Brajeux, libraire
7100.d.1407: Bookseller's ticket: 'A Paris. Chez Brajeaux, libraire, rue de Foir Saint-Jacques No. 8…'
Bramshill
Leigh.d.9.15-: Bookplate: Bramshill. Motto: Aymé Craynt Honoré le Suis Par La Rose Et Fleur De Lys
Bramston, Thomas, 1690-1765
Hib.4.63.7: Bookplate: Thomas Bramston Esq. of Skreens
Possibly: Thomas Bramston of Skreens, MP for Maldon and Essex, matriculated Pembroke 1707.
Hib.7.63.33: Bookplate: Thomas Bramston Esq. of Skreens
Brand, James, 1846-1909
7200.d.60: Bookplate: James Brand, 10 Marchmont Terrace
Brand, John
Keynes.T.2.24: Bookplate: J. Brand A.B., Coll. Linc. Oxon.
John Brand, antiquarian and clergyman, perpetual curate of Cramlingham, domestic chaplain to the Duke of Northumberland, secretary to the Society of Antiquaries from 1784, matriculated Lincoln College Oxford 1768.
Brand, John, 1744-1806
7540.c.121-: Bookplate: J. Brand A.M., F.S.A., Coll. Linc. Oxon.
SSS.24.25: Bookplate: J. Brand A.M., F.S.A., Coll. Linc. Oxon.
SSS.47.30: Bookplate: J. Brand A.M., F.S.A., Coll. Linc. Oxon.
Syn.5.55.11: Bookplate: J. Brand A.M., F.S.A., Coll. Linc. Oxon. (damaged)
Brand, John, active 1801
8.41.43: Provenance: John Brand, 1801 (with long MS note)
Brand, Thomas, 1749-1794
7735.d.64: Bookplate: Thos. Brand Esq. Artist: William Austin.
Probably: Thomas Brand of The Hoo, Kimpton, MP for Arundel.
7740.e.14: Bookplate: Thos. Brand Esq. Artist: William Austin.
7740.e.15: Bookplate: Thos. Brand Esq. Artist: William Austin.
S706.d.71.1: Bookplate: Thos. Brand Esq. Artist: William Austin.
Bransby, James Hews, 1783-1847
Acton.c.48.187: Bookplate: James Hews Bransby
Probably: James Hews Bransby, Unitarian Minister and Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society.
Braye, W., active 17th century
Aa*.10.2(D): Presentation copy? Engraved title inscribed: "For my honored Frend Mr W. Braye J.D."
Brayshaw, Thos. (Thomas), 1856-1931
Williams.551: Bookplate: Thos. Brayshaw, Stackhouse, Settle
Probably: Thomas Brayshaw, local historian, inherited Stackhouse in 1864.
Breadalbane, John Campbell, Earl of, 1662-1752
F166.e.5.26: Bookplate: Earl of Breadalbane
Possibly: John Campbell, 2nd Earl of Breadalbane and Holland.
Breakspear College
9100.c.6837: Stamp: Breakspear College
9100.c.6838-6839: Stamp: Breakspear College (College of Society of the Divine Saviour)
Probably: Breakspear College, a Roman Catholic school based at Langley House, Abbots Langley, Herts. Bought in 1986 and transformed into a hospital.
S100.c.89.14-15: Stamp: Breakspear College (College of Society of the Divine Saviour)
S180.c.91.2-3: Stamp: Breakspear College (College of Society of the Divine Saviour)
Breddin, Richard
CCC.25.502: Stamp: Richard Breddin, Berlin-Spandau, Martensstrasse 2
Bree, William, 1822-1917
Keynes.Q.6.1: Bookplate: Gulielmus Bree A.M., Rector de Allesley
Possibly: William Bree, Rector of Allesley and Archdeacon of Coventry.
Breedon, John Symonds, approximately 1754-1826
Syn.8.78.47-48: Bookplate: John Symonds Breedon, Bere Court, Berks.
Probably: Reverend John Symonds Breedon, Pangbourne Manor.
Bregett, D. D. de
6000.d.6: Bookplate: Bregett, 'Ex bibliotheca D. D. de Bregett'
Brenan, Richard Edward, of Dungarvan
8000.e.27: Bookplate: R. Edward Brenan, Dungarvan
Probably: Richard Edward Brenan, Postmaster, printer and bookseller.
Brentnall, Harry Austin
S727.d.94.19: Bookplate: Harry Austin Brentnall
Probably: Harry Austin Brentnall, Sydney medico, book maker and collector.
Brerewood, Edward, 1565?-1613
G.13.22(6): Provenance: E. Brerewood
Probably: Edward Brerewood, antiquary and mathematician, professor of astronomy at Gresham College
Bretch, John
Syn.8.53.23: Provenance: John Bretch
Bretchgirdle, John, -approximately 1565
Syn.8.53.23: Provenance: John Bretchgirdle
Probably: Rev John Bretchgirdle, Vicar of Stratford-upon-Avon.
Bretherton, George
8474.d.242: Binder's ticket: 'Bretherton ligavit 1850'
Probably: George Bretherton, book binder working in Middle Hill, frequently employed by Sir Thomas Phillipps.
Breton, Peter
XXVII.94.60: Bookplate: Peter Breton Artist: Bennett Sc.
Breton, Robert
Adams.8.61.3: Provenance: Rob Breton
Brewin, John, active 1824
7100.d.966: Annotation: John Brewin 1824
Brewin, Robert, of Cirencester
7100.d.966: Bookplate: Robert Brewin Cirencester
Bridger, J. A. D.
Harley-Mason.c.90: Bookplate: J. A. D. Bridger, bookseller, Penzance
Bridges, John, active 18th century
Rel.d.51.1: Provenance: John Bridges, XVI Cent.
Bridges, John William
S227.bb.76.1: Bookplate: John William Bridges
Probably: from the Chillingworth and Badow branch of the family.
Bridgewater House Library
Brett-Smith.818: Bookplate: Bridgewater Library (reproduction)
Probably: from the Bridgewater Family library of the Egerton Earls of Bridgewater, the oldest large family collection in England to survive intact into modern times, now housed at the Huntingdon Library.
Keynes.T.2.30: Bookplate: Bridgewater Library Motto: Sic Donec, 1858
Keynes.T.3.23: Bookplate: Bridgewater Library ('duplicate' stamp)
S247.c.72.1: Bookplate: Bridgewater Library
Syn.7.63.403: Bookplate: Bridgewater Library
Briggs, John
Huntingdon.18.16: Annotation: John Briggs
Brigham, Thomas
7720.d.239: Bookplate: Thomas Brigham
Probably: Thomas Brigham of Cannon End, Oxford.
7720.d.900: Bookplate: Thomas Brigham
Bright, George Charles, M.D.
Norton.e.47: Bookplate: George Charles Bright M.D.
Bright, J. Franck (James Franck), 1832-1920
Syn.7.68.208: Bookplate: James Franck Bright
Probably: James Franck Bright, historian and Master of University College Oxford 1881-1906.
Brighton and Sussex Medico-Chirurgical Society
8300.c.548: Bookplate: Brighton and Sussex Medico-Chirurgical Society
Brindley, Harold Hulme, 1865-1944
S735.e.75.4-: Bookplate: Harold Hulme Brindley M.A. F.S.A.
Probably: Harold Hulme Brindley, Demonstrator in Elementary Biology and Zoology at Cambridge University, entomologist, matriculated St John's College 1884.
Brisson, V.
7735.e.178-: Bookplate: V. Brisson
approximately 1920, B2401 in the Repertoire Generale des Ex-Libris Francais.
Bristol, John Digby, Earl of, approximately 1635-1698
Adams.7.57.7: Armorial binding: Digby, Earl of Bristol, died 1698, vellum old German blind stamped binding, crest added in gold, as old as 17th century?
Possibly: John Digby, 3rd Earl of Bristol, MP for Dorset.
Bristol Baptist College. Library
7100.c.282: Bookplate: 'The gift of Thos Llewelyn Esq. LLD Obiit 7 Aug 1783'; Artist: W Gingell sc. Bath; Franks 18449
Bristol Baptist College, which received the library of Thomas Llewelyn upon his death.
7350.c.19: Bookplate: 'The gift of Thos Llewelyn Esq. LLD Obiit 7 Aug 1783'; Artist: W Gingell sc. Bath; Franks 18449
7350.c.21: Bookplate: Baptist College Library, Bristol
7350.d.56: Bookplate: Baptist College Library, Bristol, 'Gift of the family of the late Rev. F.W. Gotch M.A. LL.D. 1890'
S300.d.73.4: Bookplate: 'The gift of Thos Llewelyn Esq. LLD Obiit 7 Aug 1783'; Artist: W Gingell sc. Bath; Franks 18449
S348.c.76.2: Bookplate: 'The gift of Thos Llewelyn Esq. LLD Obiit 7 Aug 1783'; Artist: W Gingell sc. Bath; Franks 18449
S442.c.76.1: Bookplate: 'The gift of Thos Llewelyn Esq. LLD Obiit 7 Aug 1783'; Artist: W Gingell sc. Bath; Franks 18449
Syn.8.66.65: Bookplate: Baptist College Library, Bristol
Bristol Education Society
7100.c.282: Bookplate: Bristol Education Society
7350.c.19: Bookplate: Bristol Education Society
S348.c.76.2: Bookplate: Bristol Education Society
S442.c.76.1: Bookplate: Bristol Education Society
Syn.8.67.71: Bookplate: Bristol Education Society
Bristol Royal Infirmary
7300.d.321: Stamp: Bristol Royal Infirmary
Bristow, Robert, 1712-1776
7720.b.295: Bookplate: Robert Bristow of London
Probably: Robert Bristow, M.P., Clerk of the Green Cloth in the royal household (identification from Downside Abbey).
Brett-Smith.c.59: Bookplate: Robert Bristow of London
Keynes.W.3.28: Bookplate: Robert Bristow of London
British & Foreign Bible Society
Cam.c.816.17: Stamp: British & Foreign Bible society (stamp on binding)
Cam.d.816.10: Stamp: British & Foreign Bible society (stamp on binding)
British Museum
Cam.e.665.15: Stamp: Museum Britannicum, with 2nd stamp duplicate '1818'
From the British Museum.
F168.b.4.3: Stamp: Museum Britannicum
Probably: From the British Museum. This stamp was in use from 1753 until around 1836.
Hib.7.821.8:
Keynes.Q.7.18: Stamp: Museum Britannicum, with 2nd stamp: Duplicate 1818
Leigh.c.11.165: Stamp: Museum Britannicum, with 2nd stamp: Duplicate 1818 for sale
Syn.5.71.17(11): Stamp: British Museum Duplicate Transferred 1889
Syn.7.70.2: Armorial binding: British Museum, red morocco - gold
Syn.8.62.2: Armorial binding: British Museum, red morocco - gold
Syn.8.76.3: Armorial binding: British Museum, red morocco - gold
British Museum
7000.d.291: Stamp: British Museum (with second stamp: 'British Museum duplicate Transferred 1889')
British Museum.
Rel.c.62.4: Provenance: 'British Museum Sale Duplicate 1787'
Broadhead, Theod. H. , 1767-1820
7706.e.26: Bookplate: Theod. H. Broadhead
Possibly: Theodore Henry Broadhead of Holly Grove, Windsor, MP for Wareham.
Keynes.R.1.29: Bookplate: Theod. H. Broadhead
Broadhurst, Henry Tootal, approximately 1822-1896
Keynes.D.4.6: Bookplate: H. Tootal Broadhurst
Probably: Henry Tootal Broadhurst, founding partner of cotton company Tootal Broadhurst, Lee & Co.
Broadley, Alexander Meyrick , 1847-1916
7230.d.41: Bookplate: A. M. Broadley
Probably: Alexander Meyrick Broadley, barrister active in India, nicknamed 'Broadley Pasha'.
7700.d.925: Bookplate: A. M. Broadley
Cam.c.773.5: Bookplate: Alexander Meyrick Broadley
Keynes.H.2.21: Bookplate: Alexander Meyrick Broadley
Keynes.R.1.11: Bookplate: Alexander Meyrick Broadley
Syn.7.62.301: Bookplate: A. M. Broadley
Broadley, John
7620.a.2-3: Bookplate: John Broadley
Syn.6.61.11-: Bookplate: John Broadley
Brocket Hall
7540.d.51: Bookplate: Brocket Hall
7540.d.59: Bookplate: Brocket Hall
7720.d.205: Bookplate: Brocket Hall
Brocklehurst, Thomas Unett, 1824-1886
S721.c.72.4: Annotation: note by 'T. U. Brocklehurst Henbury Park Oct 1876'
Probably: Thomas Unett Brocklehurst, banker and silk manufacturer, explorer, antiquarian, though to have been responsible for the introduction of the grey squirrel to the British Isles.
Brockman, Tatton, 1791-1869
Williams.514: Bookplate: Rev. Tatton Brockman, 'Sis quod videri velis'
Probably: Rev. Tatton Brockman, Rector of Otham and Beachborough, Kent.
Brocksom, H. E.
7300.d.321: Bookplate: H. E. Brocksom
Brodie, John Clerk
7540.b.12: Bookplate: John Clerk Brodie
Brodie, William, 1799-1873
7415.d.60-61: Bookplate: William Brodie of Brodie
Possibly: William Brodie 22nd Clan Chief of Brodie, Lord-Lieutenant of Nairnshire.
Brett-Smith.431: Bookplate: William Brodie of Brodie
S180.d.73.8: Bookplate: William Brodie of Brodie
Broekhuizen, Johan van, 1649-1707
N.14.20: Provenance: Janus Broukhusius
Probably: Johan van Broekhuizen, Dutch soldier and poet.
X.4.4: Provenance: Janus Broukhusius
Bromley, Henry
8.36.7, item no. 14: Provenance: Henry Bromley
Brooden, Orlando
Bb*.3.9(C): Provenance: Orlando Brooden
Brook, Richard
7474.e.1: Bookplate: R. C. Brook, Motto: Virtutis Fortuna Comes
Probably: Richard Brook Esq. of London, granted the arms in 1825.
Brooke, Charles Berjew, 1839-1922
7100.d.1183: Bookplate: Charles Berjew Brooke
Possibly: Charles Berjew Brooke, metal merchant.
Brooke, Henry
Leigh.d.5.88: Label: Henry Brooke
Brooke, Richard Brooke de Capell, Sir, 1758-1829
7385.c.11-: Bookplate: Sir Richard Brooke Bart. Motto: Spes Mea Deus
Probably: Sir Richard Brooke de Capell Brooke 1st Baronet of Oakley, Northamptonshire.
7720.d.553: Bookplate: Sir Richard Brooke Bart. Motto: Spes Mea Deus
CCE.5.21: Bookplate: Sir Richard Brooke Bart.
Hib.7.768.36-: Bookplate: Sir Richard Brooke Bart.
S735.e.77.7-: Bookplate: Sir Richard Brooke Bart.
Brooke, Rupert, 1887-1915
Keynes.T.3.32(2): Bookplate: 'This book belonged to Rupert Brooke'
Rupert Brooke, poet
Brooke, T. J. L., of Mere Hall
8240.d.11-: Bookplate: T. J. L. Brooke, Mere Hall
Leigh.d.11.112: Bookplate: T. J. L. Brooke, Mere Hall
Brooke, Thomas, Sir, 1830-1908
Cam.d.612.1: Bookplate: Thomas Brooke F.S.A., Armitage Bridge
Probably: Sir Thomas Brooke FSA, Baronet of Armitage Bridge, Huddersfield, book collector and president of the Yorkshire Archaeological Society.
Keynes.A.4.43: Bookplate: Thomas Brooke F.S.A., Armitage Bridge
Brooke, William
CCB.14.2: Bookplate: William Brooke
Brooklyn Public Library
S724.d.92.3: Bookplate: Brookln Public Library
Brooks, J. T.
S727.d.74.8-: Bookplate: J. T. Brooks
Broome, Robert
H*.6.48(E): Provenance: Rob. Broome
Brougham, J.
Hib.7.791.59: Bookplate: J. Brougham, Franks 3920
Likely a member of the Brougham family, Barons of Brougham and Vaux.
Broughton, John Cam Hobhouse, Baron, 1786-1869
7706.d.275: Bookplate: Rt. Hon. Sir John C. Hobhouse Bart.; Annotation: 'John C Hobhouse Trin Coll Camb. 1813'
Probably: John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton and 2nd Baronet Hobhouse, MP for Westminster and President of the Board of Control, matriculated Trinity College Cambridge 1806.
Brown, D. G.
7620.d.4: Bookplate: D. G. Brown
Brown, Elisha Rhodes, 1847-1922
159.1.d.90.3: Bookplate: Elisha Rhodes Brown
Probably: Elisha Rhodes Brown, President of Strafford Savings Bank, and Director of the Manchester and Lawrences Railroad.
Brown, Frank R.
Cam.e.676.6: Bookplate: Frank R. Brown
Brown, G. P.
7760.d.154: Bookplate: G. P. Brown
Brown, John Ellman
Syn.8.57.119: Bookplate: John Ellman Brown
Probably: John Ellman Brown of Shoreham.
Brown, Lancellot
L.3.9: Provenance: Lancellot Brown, 'Brownius'
Brown, Mary, active 1699-1700
Keynes.A.2.19: Annotation: 'The Adorable Mrs Mary Brown her book 1700'; 'Mary Brown her book 1699'
Brown, Meredith, active 1839
White.b.132: Annotation: 'Meredith Brown the gift of his father October 1839 DU'
Brown, Philip Greely, 1855-1934
Syn.7.81.152: Bookplate: Philip Greely Brown
Probably: Philip Greely Brown, book collector and President of the First National Bank of Portland.
Brown, Rawdon, 1806-1883
Adv.a.77.16: With MS. notes by the author
Probably: Rawdon Lubbock Brown, historical scholar living in Venice.
Brown, Robert, 1815-1868
7706.d.304: Bookplate: Robert Brown, Longside
Possibly: Robert Brown of Longside Parish, Aberdeen.
Browne, Harry
Keynes.F.5.1-6: Bookplate: Harry Browne
Browne, Isaac Hawkins, 1745-1818
7720.d.400: Bookplate: Isaac Hawkins Browne
Probably: Isaac Hawkins Browne FRS, son of the poet of the same name, MP for Bridgnorth, matriculated Hertford College Oxford YEAR.
Browne, Thomas
Rel.a.53.5: Provenance: Tho. Browne (not Sir Tho.)
Browne, Anne, active 17th century
SSS.10.7: To the blank recto of the 'To the reader' leaf: "William Watts his book 1693"; "Samuel Sampson 1673"; Anne Browne (late seventeenth century); Richard Waddon (18th century?)
Brownlow, Brownlow Cust, Baron, 1744-1806
7000.e.2: Bookplate: Brownlow
Possibly: Brownlow Cust, 1st Baron Brownlow, MP for Ilchester and Grantham, matriculated Corpus Christi 1762.
Brownlow, John Cust, Earl Brownlow, 1779-1853
Syn.7.68.235: Bookplate: Belton House, Earl's coronet.
Possibly: John Cust, 1st Earl Brownlow, MP for Clitheroe and Fellow of the Royal Society.
Brownlowe, John, Sir, -1754
Syn.7.68.235: Bookplate: The Rt. Honble. John Ld. Brownlowe, Baron Charleville & Viscount Tyrconnel in the Kingdom of Ireland. Motto: 'Esse Quam Videre'
Probably: John Brownlowe, 1st Viscount Tyrconnel, MP for Grantham and Lincolnshire, resided Belton House.
Bruce, Robert Tyndall Hamilton, 1847-1899
S727.d.85.10: Bookplate: R. T. H. B., Motto: 'By it we live'; 'Ride Thro Be Trew'
Probably: Robert Tyndall Hamilton Bruce, Edinburgh businessman and book collector, one of the founders of the Scots Observer.
Brun, A.
7100.d.1231: Stamp: A. Brun
Brunel, Isambard, 1837-1902
Ely.a.275: Bookplate: Isambard Brunel
Isambard Brunel III, lawyer and Chancellor of Ely Cathedral.
Ely.a.277-: Bookplate: Isambard Brunel
Ely.a.75-: Bookplate: 'Bibliothecae Ecclesiae Cathedralis Eliensis dono dedit Isambard Brunel D.C.D. Ejusdem Ecclesiae Cancellarius A.D. 1873'
Brushfield, T. N. (Thomas Nadauld), 1828-1910
8440.c.3: Bookplate: T. N. Brushfield
Thomas Nadauld Brushfield FSA, English surgeon, alienist (psychiatrist) and antiquarian.
Syn.7.65.113: Bookplate: T. N. Brushfield
Brymer, John
Harley-Mason.c.60-: Stamp: John Brymer, on t. p. 'Heirloom'
Brymer, William Thomas Parr, 1796-1852
Harley-Mason.c.60-: Bookplate: William Thomas Parr Brymer F.A.S.
Probably: William Thomas Parr Brymer, Archdeacon of Bath, matriculated Trinity College 1816.
Buccleuch, Henry Scott, Duke of, 1746-1812
SSS.51.21: Armorial binding: Duke of Buccleuch & Queensbury, sale 1889
Possibly: Henry Scott, Duke of Buccleugh, President of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
Buchanan, Thomas Alexander, 1842-
S721.c.80.33: Bookplate: Thomas Buchanan, Powis
Probably: Captain Thomas Alexander Buchanan of Powis of H.M. Indian Army.
Buchhandlung Benno Goeritz (Braunschweig, Germany)
CCC.25.598-: Bookplate: Benno Goeritz, Buchhandlung, Braunschweig
Buck, Charles, Sir, 1692-1729
X.2.9-: Label: Sir Charles Buck Bart.
Probably: Sir Charles Buck, 3rd Baronet Buck, matriculated Trinity College 1712.
Buckeridge, William
Syn.8.57.8: Provenance: William Buckeridge
Buckingham, George Nugent Temple Grenville, Marquess of, 1753-1813
Hib.8.61.8: Armorial binding: pencil note 'The Duke of Buckingham's copy', wheat sheaf surrounded by Garter and surmounted by coronet of marquis (Woodfield p92)
Probably: George Nugent Temple Grenville, 1st Marquess of Buckingham, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1770.
Buckingham and Chandos, Richard Plantagenet Temple Nugent Brydges Chandos Grenville, Duke of, 1776-1839
F166.e.5.26: Bookplate: Stowe Library
Probably: The library of Stowe House, seat of the Dukes of Buckingham and Chandos.
Keynes.S.2.35: Bookplate: cypher 'B C'? within a garter, beneath a duke's coronet. Motto: 'Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense'
Probably: 1st Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, Knight of the Garter, MP for Buckinghamshire.
Buckland, John, approximately 1744-
VIII.6.65: Annotation: 'J Buckland CCC Oxford'
Possibly: John Buckland, BD, matriculated Corpus Christi Oxford 1762. Possibly: John Richard Buckland (approximately 1818-1874), matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1836.
Buckle, Henry Thomas, 1821-1862
Acton.d.48.337: Bookplate: Henry Thomas Buckle
Probably: Henry Thomas Buckle, English historian and chess player, known as 'the father of scientific history'.
Buckley, John, 1813-1876
7720.e.230: Bookplate: John Buckley Esq.
Possibly: Major John Buckley, recipient of the Victoria Cross.
Buckner, Charles, -1871
Adams.8.75.10: Bookplate: Rev. Charles Buckner, Whyke Chichester
Probably: Rev. Charles Buckner, rector of West Stoke, Sussex, matriculated Wadham College Oxford 1825.
Budworth, Philip John, 1817-1885
Leigh.d.5.121-: Bookplate: Philip John Budworth of Greensted Hall, Essex
Probably: Philip John Budworth, High Sheriff of Essex, matriculated Jesus College 1835.
White.c.2: Bookplate: Philip John Budworth of Greensted Hall, Essex (with a brief family history)
Bugg, Francis
F.14.45: Provenance: Francis Bugg
Buggin, William
Dd*.5.47(F): Provenance: Gul. Buggin
Bulkeley, Thomas James Bulkeley, Viscount, 1752-1822
Hib.7.784.16: Bookplate: Viscount Thomas James Bulkeley
Probably: Thomas Jame Bulkeley, 7th Viscount Bulkeley, matriculated Jesus College Oxford 1769.
Bullard, Edward Crisp, Sir, 1907-1980
F168.d.5.13: Bookplate: Edward Bullard
Probably: Sir Edward 'Teddy' Crisp Bullard, geophysicist, Clare College, Cavendish Laboratory.
Buller, James, 1717-1765
S727.d.73.16: Bookplate: James Buller Esq., Shillingham, Cornwall
Probably: Jame Buller of Morval, Downe and Shillingham, MP for Cornwall.
Bullock, John, 1731-1809
Keynes.T.1.20: Bookplate: Arms: Bullock of Faulkbourne Hall; Motto: Nil Conscire Sibi
Probably: Colonel John Bullock of Faulkbourne, MP for Maldon, for Steyning and for Essex, studied at Clare Hall, Cambridge.
Bullock family
S438.d.76.2: Bookplate: Bullock
Bulstrode, William, Sir, approximately 1563-1646
P*.4.70(E): Provenance: Sir William Bulstrode, Ex dono
Probably: Sir William Bulstrode, Captain of the Warwickshire militia, MP for Rutland.
Bulwer, John, active 1668
F.16.76: Provenance: John Bulwer, Col. Pet., 1667/8
Bumpsted, James Jeffreys, 1821-1874
Cam.d.500.5: Bookplate: James Jeffreys Bumpsted
Probably: James Jeffreys Bumpsted, Fellow and Bursar of King's College, matriculated there 1840.
Bumpus, John S. (John Skelton), 1861-1913
M230.d.85.66: Provenance: John Skelton Bumpus, 1881
Probably: John Skelton Bumpus, English antiquarian and historian of English cathedral music, son of London bookseller Benjamin Bumpus.
Bünau, Heinrich, Graf von, 1697-1762
J.21.6: Armorial binding: Count Heinrich Buenau, calf - gold
Probably: Count Heinrich von Bünau, German statesman and historian from the Electorate of Saxony.
Bunbury, Henry, Sir, 1778-1860
7100.b.106: Bookplate: Henry Edward Bunbury
Probably: Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Bunbury, 7th Baronet, soldier and historian.
Syn.8.54.151: Bookplate: Henry Edward Bunbury
Bundesgymnasiums Wien 13. Schülerbibliothek
CCC.25.28: Stamp: 'Schülerbibliothek des Bundesgymnasiums Wien XIII' (and elsewhere in collection)
Bundesrealgymnasium Wien 1. Schüler-Bücherei
CCC.25.152: Stamp: 'Bundes-Realgymnasium-Schüler-Bücherei Wien I' (and elsewhere in the collection)
Bundesrealschule 11 (Vienna, Austria). Lehrerbücherei
CCC.25.153: Stamp: 'Lehrerbücherei der 11. Bundesrealschule im II. Wiener Gemeindebezirk' (and elsewhere in collection)
Bundesrealschule im VII. Bezirk in Wien. Bibliothek
CCC.25.51: Stamp: 'Bibliothek der Bundes Realschule im VII. Bez. in Wien'
Bundes-Realschule in Wien 6. Schülerbibliothek
CCC.25.291: Bookplate: 'Bundes-Realschule in Wien VI Schülerbibliothek'
Bunting, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1875-1961
Keynes.Q.5.11: Bookplate: C. H. Bunting
Probably: Charles Henry Bunting, pathologist, educated at Johns Hopkins University.
Buoninsegni, Pietro, of Siena, active 1802
7000.d.174-: Bookplate: 'Bibliothecae Petri Buoninsegni, Senis 1802
Burchinsho, Thomas
Syn.8.56.72: Provenance: Tho. Burchinsho
Burdett, Francis, 1770-1844
Hib.7.748.63: Bookplate: Sir Francis Burdett
Probably: Sir Francis Burdett, 5th Baronet, MP for Middlesex and Westminster, imprisoned in the Tower for a breach of parliamentary privelege 1810, matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1785.
Burdett, Clement, -1569
L.8.11: Inscriptions on title page: "Clement Burdett"; "Cleme[n]s Burdett me possidet".
Probably: Clement Burdett, rector of Englefield, Berks., and official principal to the bishop of Salisbury.
Burdon, Richard
Syn.8.59.30, item no. 4: Provenance: Ric Burdon
Bürgerbücherei Bückeburg
CCC.25.544-: Stamp: Buckeberg, 'Bürgerbücherei, VII vol.1.7 Aufl.'
Bürgerschule Hannover-Kleefeld. Hilfsbücherei
CCC.25.544-: Stamp: Bürgerschule Hannover-Kleefeld Hilfsbücherei'
Burges, George, 1786?-1864
Young.155: Armorial binding: George Burgess, brown calf - gold
Probably: George Burges, scholar of Greek Literature, matriculated Trinity College Cambridge 1802.
Burges, John Smith, Sir, approximately 1734-1803
7180.d.109: Bookplate: John Smith Burges, Havering Bower, Essex
Probably: Sir John Smith-Burges, Chairman of the East India Company.
Burges, Ynyr, 1723-1792
S721.d.72.34: Bookplate: Ynyr Burges, East Ham, Essex
Probably: Ynyr Burges of East Ham and Thorpe Hall, Essex, Secretary of the Honorable East India Company and Paymaster of Seamen's Wages.
Burgh, Thomas, -1810
Hib.5.777.21: Bookplate: armorial bookplate with no name, shield = cross, crest = sitting cat, with motto "A cruce salus" and (in some cases) 'Nil admirari'; 'Tho. Burgh' stamped on binding and/or as signature on t. p. (For the arms of Fox-Davies, 'Armorial families', s. v. De Burgh)
Possibly: Thomas Burgh, Member of Irish Parliament of Kilbeggan, Clogher and Fore.
Hib.5.792.48: Bookplate: armorial bookplate with no name, shield = cross, crest = sitting cat, with motto "A cruce salus" and (in some cases) 'Nil admirai'; 'Tho. Burgh' stamped on binding and/or as signature on t. p. (For the arms of Fox-Davies, 'Armorial families', s. v. De Burgh)
Hib.7.766.21: Bookplate: armorial bookplate with no name, shield = cross, crest = sitting cat, with motto "A cruce salus" and (in some cases) 'Nil admirari'; 'Tho. Burgh' stamped on binding and/or as signature on t. p. (For the arms of Fox-Davies, 'Armorial families', s. v. De Burgh)
Hib.7.784.82-: Bookplate: armorial bookplate with no name, shield = cross, crest = sitting cat, with motto "A cruce salus" and (in some cases) 'Nil admirari'; 'Tho. Burgh' stamped on binding and/or as signature on t. p. (For the arms of Fox-Davies, 'Armorial families', s. v. De Burgh)
Hib.7.786.21-: Bookplate: armorial bookplate with no name, shield = cross, crest = sitting cat, with motto "A cruce salus" and (in some cases) 'Nil admirari'; 'Tho. Burgh' stamped on binding and/or as signature on t. p. (For the arms of Fox-Davies, 'Armorial families', s. v. De Burgh)
Leigh.d.11.217-: Stamp: 'Nil admirari'; 'Tho. Burgh' stamped on binding and/or as signature on t. p.
Oates.502: Bookplate: armorial bookplate with no name, shield = cross, crest = sitting cat, with motto "A cruce salus" and (in some cases) 'Nil admirari'; 'Tho. Burgh' stamped on binding and/or as signature on t. p. (For the arms of Fox-Davies, 'Armorial families', s. v. De Burgh)
White.d.162: Bookplate: armorial bookplate with no name, shield = cross, crest = sitting cat, with motto "A cruce salus" and (in some cases) 'Nil admirai'; 'Tho. Burgh' stamped on binding and/or as signature on t. p. (For the arms of Fox-Davies, 'Armorial families', s. v. De Burgh)
Burghley, William Cecil, Baron, 1520-1598
10.9.11: Provenance: Gulielmus Cecilius, 1563 (A*.6.24)
Probably: William Cecil, 1st Baron Burghley, chief advisor to Queen Elizabeth I for most of her reign, Lord High Treasurer.
F.10.30: Provenance: Gulielmus Cecilius, 1554 (sel a)
Rel.d.52.17: Provenance: Gulielmus Cecilius, 1545, with inscription
SSS.39.23: Binding: W C; Motto: Noli Altum Sapere; MS note: Possibly William Cecil Ld Burleigh?
W.9.3: Provenance: Gulielmus Cecilius (sel a)
Burgoynus, Georgius
C.2.28: Provenance: Georgius Burgoynus
P.2.36: Provenance: Georgius Burgoynus
Burke, Arthur Meredyth, 1872-1920
8474.b.16-: Bookplate: Arthur Meredyth Burke
Probably: Major Arthur Meredyth Burke, FSA, of the Royal Artillery.
Burke, John, approximately 1714-1808
Oates.153: Bookplate: Isercleran
Probably: John Burke of St Clerans (sometimes known as Iserclerans). Possibly: Another member of the Burke family of St Clerans.
Burlington, George Augustus Henry Cavendish, Earl of, 1754-1834
7706.b.11-: Bookplate: George Cavendish
Possibly: George Cavendish, 1st Earl of Burlington, MP for Derbyshire.
Burman, C. S.
7180.c.40: Bookplate: C. S. Burman
Keynes.R.4.21: Bookplate: C. S. Burman
Burn and Sons (Bookbinders : Kirby Street, London)
Cam.b.838.5: Ticket: 'Bound by Burn & Sons, 37 Kirby St.'
Burne-Jones, Edward Coley, 1833-1898
Hanson.c.81: Bookplate: Edward Burne-Jones
Probably: Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones, 1st Baronet, British artist and designer, matriculated Exeter College Oxford YEAR.
Burnet, Gilbert, 1643-1715
Cc.6.10: Bookplate: Gilbert Burnet Ld. Bp. of Salisbury
Gilbert Burnet, Scottish philosopher and historian and Bishop of Salisbury.
Peterborough.C.7.21: Bookplate: Gilbert Burnet Ld. Bp. of Salisbury
Peterborough.G.2.38: Bookplate: Gilbert Burnet Ld. Bp. of Salisbury
Syn.7.59.111: Bookplate: Gilbert Burnet Ld. Bp. of Salisbury
Burnet, M.
Cc.6.10: Provenance: M. Burnet
Burnett, William Kendall, 1854-1912
F153.d.3.5: Bookplate: W. Kendal Burnett
Possibly: William Kendall Burnett, practising advocate in Aberdeen.
Burnham (Bookbinders : Northampton, England)
CCD.5.125-126: Ticket: Burnham of Northampton
Burnt Yates School
Keynes.Q.3.32: Bookplate: 'The gift of Wm. Mountaine Esqr. F.R.S. to Burnt-Yates School, Parh. of Ripley, W. Riding, Ebor.'
Burrell, Peter, 1723-1775
Hib.7.737.3: Bookplate: Peter Burrell Esq. of Beckenham in Kent. Motto: Per Fluctus ad oram.
Probably: Peter Burrell II of Langley Park, Beckenham, FRS, politician and barrister, MP for Launceston and Totnes, matriculated St John's College 1741.
Burton, Edward, 1596-1661
2.33.4: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
Probably: Edward Burton, eldest surviving son of Sir Edward Burton, King's Chaplain and Rector of Seddlescombe, matriculated Magdalen College Oxford 1616.
3.26.34: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
7.2.29: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
D*.13.55(G): Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
F.2.29-32: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
F.6.43: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
L.10.38: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
Z.11.58: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
L.19.12: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
Rel.a.55.4: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
Rel.c.58.2: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
Rel.c.63.9: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
Rel.d.62.4: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
T.6.40: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
T.8.37: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
X.3.5: Armorial binding: Edward Burton, 1596-1661
Burton, Edward, 1794-1836
Peterborough.T.3.1-2: Bookplate: Edward Burton
Perhaps: Edward Burton, Regius Professor of Divinity at the University of Oxford (identification from Downside Abbey, Daniel Parsons collection).
Burton, Edward H., active 1954
Hib.7.792.45-: Annotation: 'Edward H. Burton Harrogate 1954' and 'Christmas 54'
Bury, Patrick
S560.d.81.7: Bookplate: Patrick Bury
Bushe, Amyas, -1773
Hib.7.743.19: Bookplate: Amyas Bushe, Kilfane
Probably: Amyas Bushe, son of Col. John Bushe of Kilfance.
Bushnell, Geoffery Hext Sutherland, -1978
Harley-Mason.bb.48: Bookplate: G. S. H. Bushnell M.A. F.S.A.
Probably: Geoffery Hext Sutherland Bushnell, Curator of the Cambridge University Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, educated at Downing College.
Busseul , Antoine-Louis, Vicomte de, 1767-1851
White.d.684: Bookplate: 'Dieu et mon busseul' with French Vicount's coronet
Probably: Antoine-Louis de Busseul, lieutenant-général and commandeur de l'ordre royal et militaire de Saint-Louis.
Bust, Henry, active 1582
K.14.48: Provenance: Henry Bust, 1582
Bute, James Stuart, Earl of, -1710
Bute.428: Bookplate: James Earl of Bute
Possibly: James Stuart, 1st Earl of Bute. Possibly: His son of the same name (-1723) 'Looking for specimen in various vols. of class Bute; this only found (J. J. H. 14/10/69)'
Syn.8.65.95: Bookplate: James Earl of Bute
Possibly: James Stuart, 1st Earl of Bute. Possibly: His son of the same name (-1723)
Bute, John Stuart, Earl of, 1713-1792
7540.d.242: Bookplate: John Earl of Bute
Possibly: John Stuart 3rd Earl of Bute, Leader of the House of Lords, first President of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Possibly: His son of the same name (1744-1814)
Keynes.P.2.25: Bookplate: John Earl of Bute
Bute, John Crichton-Stuart, Marquess of, 1793-1848
7440.d.6: Bookplate: Mountstuart; Marquess Coronet; Franks 28451
Probably: John Crichton-Stuart, 2nd Marquess of Bute, styled Lord Mount Stuart between 1794-1814, aristocrat and industrialist known for his role in the creation of the Cardiff Docks.
7494.d.4: Bookplate: Mountstuart; Marquess Coronet; Franks 28451
Leigh.d.5.361: Bookplate: Mountstuart; Marquess Coronet; Franks 28451
Leigh.d.8.84: Bookplate: Mountstuart; Marquess Coronet; Franks 28451
Bute, John Stuart, Marquess of , 1744-1814
5000.d.20: Bookplate: Cardiff Castle, with Marquess coronet.
Possibly: John Stuart, 1st Marquess of Bute, MP for Bossiney.
7720.d.679: Bookplate: Cardiff Castle, with Marquess coronet.
Cam.c.770.4: Bookplate: Marquis of Bute
F167.c.4.2: Bookplate: Marquis of Bute
S348.d.72.2: Bookplate: Marquis of Bute
Syn.7.66.112: Bookplate: Marquis of Bute
Syn.7.74.42: Bookplate: Marquis of Bute
Bute, Marquesses of
Keynes.P.2.25: Bookplate: Mountstuart; Marquess Coronet; Franks 28451
Butler, Arthur John , 1844-1910
CCE.1.1: Bookplate: Arthur John Butler
Possibly: Arthur John Butler, Professor of Italian litterature at UCL, matriculated Trinity College 1863.
Butler, Charles, 1821-1910
Norton.c.55: Bookplate: Charles Butler of Warren Wood, Hatfield
Norton.d.134: Bookplate: Charles Butler of Warren Wood, Hatfield
Norton.e.35: Bookplate: Charles Butler of Warren Wood, Hatfield
Butler, Charles Harward Butler Clarke Southwell Wandesford, 1780-1860
8720.c.191: Bookplate: C. H. Butler Clarke, Ulcombe
Probably: Hon Charles Harward Butler Clarke Southwell Wandesford, MP for Kilkenny, matriculated Trinity College 1797.
S727.d.81.17-: Bookplate: C. H. Butler Clarke, Ulcombe
S727.d.81.74-76: Bookplate: C. H. Butler Clarke, Ulcombe
S735.d.80.12-13: Bookplate: C. H. Butler Clarke, Ulcombe
Butler, Kathleen Teresa, 1883-1950
F162.d.6.2: Bookplate: K. T. Butler
Possibly: Kathleen Teresa Blake Butler, Italian scholar, Lecturer in Italian at Cambridge University 1926-1948, Mistress of Girton College, played a prominent role in the concession of women to full membership of the university.
S240.d.80.1: Bookplate: Kathleen Teresa Butler
Probably: Kathleen Teresa Blake Butler, Italian scholar, Lecturer in Italian at Cambridge University 1926-1948, Mistress of Girton College, played a prominent role in the concession of women to full membership of the university.
Syn.7.65.114: Bookplate: Kathleen Teresa Butler
Butler, Leonard Grey, 1889-1916
709.2.c.90.1-6: Bookplate: Leonard Butler
Possibly: Captain Leonard Grey Butler, killed in action serving with the Rifle Brigade, fellow of St John's College Oxford, brother of Ralph Lewis Giberne Butler (1883-1967)
8706.b.62-69: Bookplate: Leonard Butler
8706.b.70: Bookplate: Leonard Butler
Adv.b.102.3-4: Bookplate: Leonard Butler
Adv.b.108.3: Bookplate: Leonard Butler
Adv.c.100.65: Bookplate: Leonard Butler
Adv.c.102.11: Bookplate: Leonard Butler
S250.c.88.2,4,6-8: Bookplate: Leonard Butler
Butler, Ralph Lewis Giberne, 1883-1967
8000.d.48-51: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
Possibly: Ralph Lewis Giberne Butler, The Times correspondent in the Balklans, studied at Corpus Christi College, brother of Captain Leonard Grey Butler (1889-1916)
8510.c.29-30: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
8706.c.123-125: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
8706.c.143-147: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
8706.c.150: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
8706.c.158: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
8706.d.117.13: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
8706.d.167-169: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
8706.d.174: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
8850.c.578: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
9510.c.372: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
9706.c.572: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
Adv.c.102.13-15: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
Adv.c.98.18: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
Adv.d.102.57-66: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
MR479.b.90.2: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
S520.c.83.1: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
S524.c.88.4-11: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
S706.c.82.2-3: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
S706.c.84.5: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
S706.c.85.2: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
S706.d.82.7-9: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
S780.a.88.1: Bookplate: Ralph Butler, Arms of Butler Family: Chevron adorned with cross between three covered cups.
Butler, Eleanor, Lady, 1739-1829
Leigh.d.10.9-11(1): MS note states vols. bought at 'the sale of the Ladies of Llangollen'.
Lady Eleanor Butler and Sarah Ponsonby, denizens of Plas Newydd, Llangollen.
Butler and Hollington (Bookbinders : Eastbourne, England)
7100.d.1359: Ticket: Butler & Hollington, bookbinders, Eastbourne
Butler of Saffron Walden, Richard Austen Butler, Baron, 1902-1982
7720.b.137: Bookplate: R. A. Butler
Richard Austen "Rab" Butler, Conservative politician and Master of Trinity College Cambridge.
Butt, Isaac, 1813-1879
Hib.7.846.15: Bookplate: Isaac Butler T.C.D.
Probably: Isaac Butt QC, MP for Youghal and Limerick, educated at Trinity College Dublin.
Butterworth's Law Library
Syn.7.65.176: Stamp: Butterworth's Law Library
Buxton, Robert Jacob, 1829-1888
Keynes.W.1.9: Bookplate: Shadwell Park MDCCCXLII
Probably: Sir Robert Jacob Buxton, 3rd Baronet of Shadwell Lodge, MP for South Norfolk, High Sheriff of Norfolk. Possibly: Sir John Buxton, 2nd Baronet (1788-1842).
Syn.8.64.82: Bookplate: Shadwell Park MDCCCXLII
Bydall, John
Syn.8.53.16: Provenance: John Bydall
Byfield, Sa. (Samuel?)
8.37.13: Items 9, 12 and 16 bear the name: Sa. Byfield
G.11.36: Provenance: Sa. Byfield
Bygone Books (Ewhurst, England)
7690.d.64: Ticket: Bygone Books, The Mount, Ewhurst, Surrey
Byng, Thomas, -1599
Aa*.11.52(F): Provenance: Thos. Bing, 1558.
Possibly: Thomas Byng, English academic and lawyer, Master of Clare College, Regius Professor of Civil Law, matriculated Peterhouse College 1552.
Aa*.3.15(D): Provenance: Thos. Bing, 1558.
Aa*.6.22(F): Provenance: Thos. Bing, 1558.
Ff.3.11: Provenance: Thos. Bing, 1558.
G.12.42, item no. 2: Provenance: Thos. Bing, 1558.
H.12.54: Provenance: Thos. Bing, 1558.
Hhh.19: Provenance: Thos. Bing, 1558.
K.6.9: Provenance: Thos. Bing, 1558.
Rel.a.55.4: Provenance: Thos. Bing, 1558.
Rel.d.55.6-7: Armorial binding: Thomas Byng? ownership mark 'Tho. Bingus' and greek motto "μη Cαυζæs(?)"
S.10.64: Provenance: Thos. Bing, 1558.
S.4.57: Provenance: Thos. Bing, 1558.
Syn.8.56.52: Provenance: Thos. Bing, 1558.
Syn.8.57.129: Provenance: Thos. Bing, 1558.
Y.2.42: Provenance: Thos. Bing
Byrne, Michael, active 1811
7582.c.5: Annotation: 'Captain Byrne 1st Royal Dragoons'
Probably: Captain Michael Byrne, Paymaster of the 1st Royal Dragoons.
Byrom, Edward, 1724-1773
Syn.8.73.9: Stamp: Edward Byrom Junier His Book
Possibly: Edward Byrom, prominent figure in 18th century Manchester.
Bysshe, Edward, Sir, 1615?-1679
F.6.43: Armorial binding: Sir Edward Bysshe, 1615-1679, calf - gold, spine inlaid, note 'prtm. 12s / at Sr Ed. Bishes Auction 1680'
Probably: Sir Edward Bysshe, English barrister and Garter King of Arms, MP for Bletchingley, matriculated Trinity College Oxford approximately 1633.
Q.6.11: Armorial binding: Sir Edward Bysshe, 1615-1679, calf - gold
Rel.c.58.2: Armorial binding: Sir Edward Bysshe, 1615-1679, calf - gold
Syn.8.64.94: Bookplate: "Prudens Simplicitas" (Chichele), with MS note 'Bysshe'
X.2.37: Armorial binding: Sir Edward Bysshe, 1615-1679, calf - gold
Z.10.76: Bookplate: "Prudens Simplicitas" (Chichele), with MS note 'Bysshe'
Z.11.58: Armorial binding: Sir Edward Bysshe, 1615-1679, calf - gold
C. A. T.
8000.e.2: Bookplate: CAT (monogram)
C. D.
White.d.644: Bookplate and stamp: C. D.
C. L. R.
F166.e.5.17: Bookplate: Small oval with monogram 'CLR' and motto "Vita sine litteris mors est"
Cabot, Samuel, 1784-1863
Keynes.T.2.12: Bookplate: Samuel Cabot
Possibly: Samuel Cabot, businessman and member of the 'Boston Brahmin', descendant of the Cabots of St Trinity, Jersey, to whom this coat of arms can be traced.
Cabrera, Marianne Catherine, 1820-1915
8000.c.8: Bookplate: Morella, with the crest of the Count of Morella, nineteenth century
Perhaps: Ramon Cabrera y Griñó, Count of Morella, Carlist general, in exile in England from 1840, or his wife Marianne Catherine, née Richards.
Cabrera y Griñó, Ramón, 1806-1877
8000.c.8: Bookplate: Morella, with the crest of the Count of Morella, nineteenth century
Caccia, Clara
Oates.236: Stamp: Mario e Clara Caccia
Caccia, Mario
Oates.236: Stamp: Mario e Clara Caccia
Cacott, Francis, active 1623
Syn.8.62.15: Provenance: Fras. Cacott, 1623
Cadogan, William, 1601-1661
Ely.d.431: Annotation: Wm Cadogan his Booke Ao 1633.
Possibly: Major William Cadogan, MP for Monaghan and High Sheriff of Meath.
Caffarelli, Eugene Auguste, 1806-1878
Oates.194-195: Bookplate: Eugenius Caffarelli
Possibly: Eugene Auguste Caffarelli, French politician.
Caldwell, Andreas, 1609 or 1610-
I.18.5: Provenance: Andreas Caldwell, 1666, aet. 56 (sel)
Caldwell, Andrew, 1733-1808
Gg.16.25-: Bookplate: Andrew Caldwell
Probably: Andrew Caldwell, politician and literary figure, Member of Irish Parliament for Knocktopher and Downpatrick.
Ll.28.40: Bookplate: Andrew Caldwell. Motto: Ense Libertatem Petit Inimico Tyrannis
Caldwell, Charles Benjamin, 1809-1896
7100.d.1466: Bookplate: Chas. Benj. Caldwell, New Grange, Co. Meath
Probably: Charles Benjamin Caldwell, who amassed the Caldwell Collection housed in the Royal Irish Academy.
Caldwell, Charles Benjamin, 1809-1897
7100.d.988: Bookplate: C. B. Caldwell
Caledon, James Du Pre Alexander, Earl of, 1812-1855
S735.e.80.13: Stamp: Caledon, with Earl's coronet
Possibly: James Du Pre Alexander, 3rd Earl of Caledon, MP for Tyrone, matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1830.
Caley, John, 1763-1834
S496.d.73.1: Annotation: John Caley FRS FAS etc.
Probably: John Caley, English archivist and antiquary, FRS, FAS, FSA, etc., Kepper of the Records in the Augmentation Office and Secretary to the Record Commission.
Callahan, Susan Ann, 1872-1948
7720.d.1034: Annotation: 'Susan Ann Calla…[illegible] name torn out by some Rascal, Susan A.'
Possibly: Susan Ann Callahan of Fredericksberg, Texas.
Callander, George, 1770-1824
7350.d.68: Bookplate: George Callander
Probably: Colonel George Callander of Craigforth, 4th Callander Laird of Craigforth, Stirlingshire.
Callis, Arthur Wright, 1854-1871
Bury.16.3: Bookplate: Rev. A. W. Callis
Probably: Rev Arthur William Callis, Rev of Salford and Little Rollright, matriculated St John's College 1871.
Calver, J.
Adv.c.79.9-11: Armorial binding: Trinity College, Cambridge, calf - gold; bound by J. Calver, Cambridge
Cambrai (France). Bibliotheque municipale
Acton.e.25.19-20: Stamp: Cambrai, 'Bibliotheque Cala.'
Possibly: Cambrai municipal library, Calais.
Cambridge (England)
Cam.b.758.8: Bookplate: 'Villa Cantabrigiae', Stamp on Binding: Corporation of Cambridge 1769
Cam.c.760.3: Bookplate: 'Villa Cantabrigiae', Stamp on Binding: Corporation of Cambridge 1768
Cambridge Botanical Museum
U*.7.51(F): Bookplate: Cambridge Botanical Museum
Probably: from the Cambridge Botanic Garden.
Cambridge University Press. Syndics Library
6828.d.3: Bookplate: Cambridge University Press, 'From the library of the University Printer'
From the Cambridge University Press 'Syndics' Library'.
8100.d.1599: Bookplate: Cambridge University Press, 'Syndics' Library, Pitt Press'
Cam.bb.660.1: Bookplate: Cambridge University Press, 'Cambridge University Press Syndics Library'
Cam.bb.789.1: Bookplate: Cambridge University Press, 'Syndics' Library, Pitt Press'
From the Cambridge University Press 'Syndics' Library'
Cam.d.588.2: Bookplate: Cambridge University Press, 'Cambridge University Press Syndics Library', with stamp 'Old Syndicate Room'
Cam.d.857.23: Bookplate: Cambridge University Press, 'From the library of the University Printer'
Cam.d.857.24: Bookplate: Cambridge University Press, 'From the library of the University Printer'
Cam.d.870.18: Bookplate: Cambridge University Press, 'From the library of the University Printer'
Cam.e.795.2: Bookplate: Cambridge University Press, 'Cambridge University Press Old Syndicate Room''
F154.c.4.12: Bookplate: Cambridge University Press, 'From the library of the University Printer'
Syn.1.61.6: Bookplate: Cambridge University Press, 'Cambridge University Press Old Syndicate Room''
Syn.1.78.2: Bookplate: Cambridge University Press, 'Syndics' Library, Pitt Press'
Syn.3.60.11: Bookplate: Cambridge University Press, 'Syndics' Library, Pitt Press'
Camden, John Jeffreys Pratt, Marquis of, 1759-1840
7720.d.896-897: Bookplate: Camden, arms of Pratt, Marquess Camden, Earl's coronet. Annotation: J Camden.
Probably: John Jeffreys Pratt, 1st Marquis Camden, known as the Earl Camden 1794-1812, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and Secretary of State for War and the Colonies, matriculated Trinity College 1776.
Cameron, J. D. H.
S721.e.80.18: Bookplate: Dr. J. D. H. Cameron, Air Corporations Joint Medical Service, London Airport
Cameron, John M.
S727.c.93.174: Bookplate: Ex libris John M. Cameron
Probably: John M. Cameron, book collector known for his collection of first editions of Henry James.
Camoys, Thomas Stonor, Baron, 1797-1881
Syn.3.68.7: Bookplate: Stonor
Probably: Thomas Stonor, 3rd Baron Camoys, MP for Oxford, High Sheriff for Oxfordshire.
Campbell, A.
S740.b.97.4: Bookplate: Ex libris A. Campbell
Campbell, Alexander, 1750-1832
Acton.d.25.9: Bookplate: Campbell of Monzie
Possibly: General Alexander Campdell of Monzie, Perthshire, antiquarian and MP for Stirling Burghs.
Campbell, Archibald, 1697-1777
Keynes.Q.5.18: Bookplate: Levenside
Possibly: Archibald Campbell, Lord Stonefield, advocate who purchased Levenside (now Strathleven) House in 1732. Or his son John Campbell or another member of this family prior to the sale and renaming of Levenside in 1836.
Leigh.a.11.11-: Bookplate: Levenside
Leigh.a.11.13: Bookplate: Levenside
Leigh.a.11.14: Bookplate: Levenside
Leigh.a.11.15: Bookplate: Levenside
Leigh.a.11.16: Bookplate: Levenside
Leigh.a.6.4: Bookplate: Levenside
Leigh.a.8.7: Bookplate: Levenside
Leigh.b.11.38-: Bookplate: Levenside
Leigh.d.11.154-: Bookplate: Levenside
Leigh.d.5.346-: Bookplate: Levenside
Leigh.d.8.165-: Bookplate: Levenside
Leigh.d.8.212-: Bookplate: Levenside
Leigh.d.8.49-: Bookplate: Levenside
Leigh.d.8.59-: Bookplate: Levenside
Leigh.e.5.154-: Bookplate: Levenside
Campbell, H. , Rev.
7100.d.1318: Bookplate: Rev. H. Campbell
Bassingbourn.35: Bookplate: Rev. H. Campbell
Bassingbourn.36: Bookplate: Rev. H. Campbell
Campbell, Ilay, Sir, 1734-1823
Leigh.c.8.23: Bookplate: Campbell of Succoth, Bart.
Possibly: Sir Ilay Campbell, 1st Baronet of Succoth, MP for Glasgow Burghs and Lord Justice General for Scotland.
Campbell, John, 1753-1784
Leigh.b.8.11-: Bookplate: Campbell of Stonefield
Possibly: Lieutenant-Colonel John Campbell of Stonefield, Scottish soldier known for his defence of Mangalore.
Campbell, John , active 1806
Bassingbourn.380-: Bookplate: Rev. Jn. Campbell, Tarbolton
John Campbell, Reverend of Tarbolton, South Ayrshire.
Campbell, William M'Oran, 1847-
Harley-Mason.bb.80: Bookplate: W. M'Oran Campbell, Tullichewan, with motto "Nil tibi"
Probably: William M'Oran Campbell Esq. of Tullichewan Castle, Justice of the Peace for Lanark.
Campbell, William Purves Hume, Sir, 1767-1833
7200.d.14: Bookplate: Sir Wm. Purves Hume Campbell
Probably: Sir William Purves Hume Campbell, 6th Baronet of Purves Hall, co. Berwick.
Keynes.R.3.7: Bookplate: Sir Wm. Purves Hume Campbell
S342.d.73.2: Bookplate: Sir Wm. Purves Hume Campbell
Camperdown, Robert Dundas Duncan, Earl of, 1785-1859
Syn.4.80.10: Binding: 'Camperdown Library'; Initial: 'C' with Earl's Coronet
Probably: Robert Dundas Haldane-Duncan, created 1st Earl Camperdown in 1831. Possibly: His son, Adam Duncan, 2nd Earl of Camperdown.
Campion, Rowland, active 1694
Y.6.67: Provenance: Rowland Campion, 1693/4
Campius, Dionysius, -1641
H.10.33: Provenance: Dionysius Campius J. V. D.
Probably: Dionysius Campius, who inherited the library of his uncle Iacobus Campius, and defended his thesis at the University of Mainz in 1606.
Camponeschi family
Leigh.e.6.14-: Bookplate: Conte di Aquila, 'Biblioteca Conte di Aquila'
Possibly: The Camponeschi Family
Camus, Armand-Gaston, 1740-1804
7560.d.185: Bookplate: 'Des livres de Mr. Camus avocat au Parlement'
Probably: Armand-Gaston Camus, French revolutionist and expert in canon law and advocate to the French parliament.
Camus de Pontcarré family
Rel.b.74.2: Armorial binding: Camus de Pontcarré, red morocco - gold; note says arms are Camus de Pontcarré, Guigard I & ii. 110 gilded endpapers (not in Olivier)
Probably: A member of the Camus de Pontcarre family.
Cane, Richard
Hib.5.789.27: Bookplate: Richard Cane
Canning, George, 1770-1827
7720.d.1498: Annotation: 'Geo. Canning March 3 1799'
Possibly: George Canning, former British Prime Minister.
Canterzani, Sebastiano, 1734-1819
White.b.111: Bookplate: Canterzani
Possibly: Sebastiano Canterzani, Italian mathematician and physicist. Possibly: his father, Giuseppe Canterzani, Italian mathematician.
White.d.492: Bookplate: Canterzani
Capel, Algernon, Earl of Essex, 1670-1710
Brett-Smith.1054: Bookplate: The Rt. Hon. Algernon Capell, Earl of Essex, 1701
Probably: Algernon Capell, 2nd Earl of Essex, Colonel of the 4th Dragoons, Privy Counselor.
Keynes.P.2.2: Bookplate: The Rt. Hon. Algernon Capell, Earl of Essex, 1701
Keynes.R.7.15: Bookplate: The Rt. Hon. Algernon Capell, Earl of Essex, 1701
Keynes.S.6.8: Bookplate: The Rt. Hon. Algernon Capell, Earl of Essex, 1701
Syn.6.55.12: Bookplate: The Rt. Hon. Algernon Capell, Earl of Essex, 1701
Capella
Norton.b.90: Bookplate: Capella ex libris
Capron, Thomas William, 1818-
7720.e.65: Bookplate: 'Thomas W. Capron' Motto: 'Vigilate et orate'
Probably: Thomas William Capron, lawyer and director of the Equity and Law Life Assurance Society.
Capron , J.
SSS.14.7: Bookplate: 'Quaero' with monogram 'J C'
Caracena, Luis de Benavides Carillo y Toledo, marqués de, 1606-1668
Acton.e.26.54: Armorial binding: Luis de Benavides Carillo de Toledo, 5th marquis of Fromista, 3rd marquis of Caracena, calf - gold
Probably: Luis de Benavides Carrillo y Toledo, marquis of Caracena, Spanish general and politician, Governor of the Habsburg Netherlands between 1659 and 1664.
Hisp.4.56.2: Armorial binding: Luis de Benavides Carillo de Toledo, 5th marquis of Fromista, 3rd marquis of Caracena, calf - gold
Cardale, George, 1715-1769
Rit.c.469.1: Bookplate: George Cardale
Probably: Rev George Cardale, Vicar of Rothley, matriculated St John's College 1734. Possibly: His son of the same name, Vicar of Flitwick, matriculated St John's College 1781.
Cardinal Hayes Library
Hib.7.737.27: Bookplate: Manhattan College Cardinal Hayes Library
Probably: Cardinal Hayes Library, Rare Books Division, Manhattan College in New York.
Cardonnel, P. de (Pierre), -1667
Syn.7.63.333: Provenance: ownership mark 'Ex Bibl. P. De Cardonnel MDCL'
Possibly: Pierre de Cardonnel, merchant, printer, poet and Hobbes scholar.
Y.11.81: Provenance: ownership mark 'Ex Bibl. P. De Cardonnel MDCL'
Carew, George
Q*.15.4(F): Provenance: George Carew
U*.7.93(F): Provenance: George Carew
Carey, Thomas, -1634
W.12.46: Armorial binding: Thomas Cary
Possibly: Thomas Carey (or Cary), 2nd son of Robert Carey, 1st Earl of Monmouth, and MP for Helston, Tregony and for St Mawes.
Carl, Philipp
Hhh.419: Bookplate: Ex bibliotheca Ph. Carl
Carlingford, Chichester Samuel Parkinson-Fortescue, Baron, 1823-1898
7720.d.649: Bookplate: Carlingford
Carlton Club (London, England)
S721.d.79.29-: Stamp: Carlton Club
Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881
Acton.d.34.942: Provenance: Thomas Carlyle
Carlyon-Britton , P. W. P. (Philip William Poole), 1863-1938
7350.d.39: Bookplate: Philip William Poole Carlyon-Britton
Probably: Philip William Poole Carlyon-Britton, numismatic and solicitor, awarded the rank of Honorary Major.
Carmichael, James
Syn.7.80.245: Annotation: 'James Carmichael 1817'
Carmichael, William, 1671-1759
Leigh.a.8.10: Bookplate: Hon. Wm. Carmichaell Esq., 'Toujours prest'
Probably: Hon. William Carmichael, King's Solicitor and MP for Lanark.
Carnarvon, Henry Herbert, Earl of , 1741-1811
7510.d.52-53: Bookplate: 'Porchester', with Baron's Coronet
Probably: Henry Herbert, 1st Earl Carnarvon, Master of the Horse, MP for Wilton, known as Lord Porchester from 1780 until 1793. Possibly: One of the other Earls of Carnarvon.
Carnegie, Thomas, 1729-1793
Leigh.d.8.182: Bookplate: Thomas Carnegy Esq., of Craigo
Probably: Thomas Carnegie, fourth Laird of Craigo.
Carnegie Public Library (Ayr, Scotland)
7100.d.1297: Bookplate: Carnegie Public Library, Ayr.
Probably: Carnegie Public Library, South Ayrshire.
Carpenter, James, 1768-1852
7720.d.1743: Ticket: Hookham & Carpenter, Bond Street, bookseller's ticket
Probably: James Carpenter, London bookseller, binder and publisher, father of William Hookham Carpenter (1792-1866)
Carpenter and Co.
Keynes.G.2.6: Label: Carpenter & Co., 14 Old Bond Street, bookseller's label
Keynes.G.4.25: Label: Carpenter & Co., 14 Old Bond Street, bookseller's label
Williams.535: Label: Carpenter & Co., 14 Old Bond Street, bookseller's label
Carr, N.
N*.10.42(D): Provenance: N. Carr
N*.14.25(F): Provenance: N. Carr
N*.14.28(F): Provenance: N. Carr
Carre, George, -1766
Leigh.e.6.33-: Bookplate: George Carre, Advocate
Probably: George Carre, Lord Nisbet, judge in the Court of Session 1755-1766.
Carre, John
Leigh.d.10.1-: Bookplate: John Carre Esq., of Nisbet
Probably: John Carre, formerly of Cavers, father of George Carre Lord Nisbet.
Leigh.d.5.249: Bookplate: John Carre Esq., of Nisbet
Carter, Charles
2.27.30: Provenance: Ch. Carter
Carter, James, active 16th/17th century
D*.15.26(F): On verso of title page of first item: "James Carter oweth me", early seventeenth century? Carter signs at least one other item in volume
Carter, John
7250.c.141: Annotation: 'This book was given to W Hollister by Mr John Carter'
Carter, John , 1905-1975
Norton.b.57: Bookplate: John Waynflete Carter
Probably: John Carter, English author, diplomat and bookseller, Vice-President of the Bibliographical Society of London, studied at King's College.
Norton.e.29: Bookplate: John Waynflete Carter
Syn.7.88.163: Bookplate: John Waynflete Carter
Carter, Philip
Keynes.T.6.5: Annotation: 'Pp Carter 1726 dedit Franc Barber [?]'
Carter , Thomas, approximately 1761-1835
7720.d.729: Bookplate: Thomas Carter Esq., Edgcott
Probably: Thomas Carter of Edgcote, MP for Tamworth and Callington, matriculated Christ Church College Oxford 1779.
Cartledge, John
7474.a.12: Bookplate: John Cartledge, Newark, Nottinghamshire
Cartsburn, Thomas Macknight Crawfurd, Baron of, 1820-1909
7250.d.45: Bookplate: Macknight Crawfurd
Probably: Thomas Macknight Crawfurd of Cartsburn and Lauriston Castle, 8th Baron of Cartsburn.
Cartwright, Fulco, active 1639-1641
Q.5.47: Provenance: Fulco Cartwright, 1641. Probably the scholar of Peterhouse, 1639
See The Book Collector, v. 9 (1960), p. 327
Cartwright, W.
7300.b.17: Stamp: W. Cartwright
Cary, Miss, of Wimpole Street
Morison.12.18: Bookplate: Miss Cary, Wimpole Street
Cary, Joyce, 1888-1957
Harley-Mason.c.2: Bookplate: Joyce Cary
Probably: (Arthur) Joyce (Lunel) Cary, Irish novellist, graduated Trinity College Oxford 1912.
Carye, William
M*.15.34(F): Provenance: Will. Carye
Carysfort, William Proby, Earl of, 1836-1909
7706.a.12: Bookplate: Earl of Carysfort, Elton Hall, 1894
William Proby, 5th Earl of Carysfort, Lord-Lieutenant of Wicklow and a Knight of the Order of Saint Patrick.
Casamayor Rey, Pierre-François, 1761-1825
7000.d.2097: Two eighteenth-century inscriptions on title page, the first cancelled: "PLamarque dabrun [?]"; "P.F. [?] Casamayor Rey de Ste Marie".
Perhaps: Pierre-François Casamayor Rey, écuyer, seigneur d'Aguerre d'Armendarits, of Oloron-Sainte-Marie, Aquitaine (information from gw.geneanet.org).
Casdubon, Js. (James?)
Oo.5.41: Provenance: Js. Casdubon
Cassidy, Thomas, -1873
Leigh.d.8.233: Bookplate: 'Ex libris R.P. Thomas Cassidy'
Possibly: Friar/Rev. Thomas Cassidy, Irish Franciscan, book collector.
Castell, Philip, 1675-1718
F153.c.4.3: Annotation: Philip Castell
Possibly: Philip Castell, Vicar of St Bartholomew-the-Less, London, matriculated Christ's College 1691.
Castellion, Sébastien, 1515-1563
U*.6.88: Provenance: Castellionis (Qu. Sebastien Castalio?)
Possibly: Sebastien Castellion, French preacher and theologian.
Castle
R*.11.20(D): Provenance: Castle
Castledawson School
Hib.8.810.3: Bookplate: Castle-Dawson School, prize-winning bookplate 1811
Castletown, John Wilson Fitzpatrick, Baron, 1811-1883
Hib.8.845.8: Bookplate: Fitzpatrick of Grantstown Manor, Queen's County
Probably: John Fitzpatrick, 1st Baron Castletown, MP for Queens' County, Lord Lieutenant on Queen's County.
S724.d.71.1-: Bookplate: Fitzpatrick of Grantstown Manor, Queen's County
Castro, Miguel Osório Cabral de, 1818-1890
Leigh.d.5.396-: Bookplate: M. Osorio, 'Quinta das Lagrimas, Coimbra'
Possibly: Miguel Osório Cabral de Castro, member of the prominent Osório Cabral de Castro family of Quinta das Lágrimas in Coimbra, Portugal. Possibly: Another member of this family.
Cathcart, Jacobus
IV.25.64: Provenance: Jacobus Cathcart
Cathcart, Mieric
Y.2.14: Provenance: Mieric Cathcart
Catherine, of Aragon, Queen, consort of Henry VIII, King of England, 1485-1536
SSS.57.17: Binding: Aragon, armorial binding - arms of Aragon quartered with arms of Henry VIII
Arms of Catherine of Aragon, 1st wife of Henry VIII.
Catholic Central Library
S740.e.81.1: Stamp: Catholic Central Library, Graymoor Friars
Probably: The Catholic Central Library, now know as the Catholic National Library, maintained by the Graymoor Friars first at Westminster Cathedral and then at St Michael's Abbey, Farnborough.
Catholic Church. Diocese of Modena (Italy)
White.d.473: Bookplate: Diocese di Modena
Catholic Church. Vicariate Apostolic of the Middle District (England). Inner Library
Rel.c.51.15: Bookplate: This book belongs to the Inner Library, bequeathed by the Will of Thomas Eyre Esq. deceased.
Thomas Eyre of Hassop Hall, who established an 'Outer Library', and an 'Inner Library' which was bequeathed on his death to the Bishop of Midland District.
Catholic University of Ireland
7540.d.91: Bookplate: Catholic University of Ireland
Probably: The Catholic University of Ireland, based in Dublin.
Caumartin
Tab.b.288: Armorial binding: Caumartin, red morocco- gold
Caumont, Auguste-Marie, comte de, 1743-1839
Bury.22.11: Ticket: Comte de Caumont, 39 Gerrard Street, Soho, binder's ticket
Cautley, G. S. (George Spencer?)
Yorke.e.28: Bookplate: G. S. Cautley
Possibly: Rev George Spencer Cautley, poet and Rector of Castle Ashby, matriculated Pembroke College 1825.
Cautley, Proby T. (Proby Thomas), Sir, 1802-1871
Lib.6.81.44: Bookplate: "Ex his fontibus omnia" and "Tria Juncta In Uno" - motto of the Order of the Bath
Proby Cautley, Fellow of the Royal Society and Director of the Ganges Canal, Knight Commander, Order of the Bath.
Cavalieri, Gaspare Antonio, 1648-1690
Rel.d.66.1: Armorial binding: Cavalieri, red morocco - gold; ownership mark on title (erased) "Ex libs: ad Fris Antonii Moneris Trinityarii Provinc: Castell = Romae. Ann. Dni MDCCLV"; note "Arms of an archbishop of the Roman family of Cavalieri. Gaspare Cavalieri, cardinal, 1690 (d.) Moroni XI. 20)
Probably: Cardinal Gaspare Antonio Cavalieri, Archbishop of Capua.
Cavalieri, Raphael
Keynes.Q.1.8: Bookplate: Raphael Cavalieri
Cave, Richard
Hib.7.772.59: Bookplate: Richard Cave
Probably belonging to the Cave-Brown Baronetcy of Stanford.
Cave, Eva, active 1912
Waddleton.d.9.1218: Half title inscribed: "Eva Cave May 4th 1912".
Cayley, John, 1741-1823
Forster.d.1: Bookplate: [John Cayley, June 1809], anon. armorial bookplate, shield with 3 stars, crest with lion rampant holding axe
Possibly: Rev John Cayley of Low Ball, Brompton, Rector of Terrington, matriculated St John's College 1759.
Cayrol, Louis Nicolas Jean Joachim de, 1775-1859
7300.d.324: Stamp: 'Ex libris de Cayrol', with second stamp: 'De Cayrol, Sous-intendant Militaire'
Probably: Louis Nicolas Jean Joachim de Cayrol, French politician and Commissaire during the French Revolution.
Cayrol, Louis Nicolas Jean Joachim de, 1775-1860
Leigh.c.5.64: Stamp: 'Ex libris de Cayrol', with second stamp: 'De Cayrol, Sous-intendant Militaire'
Celbridge Young Men's Christian Association
Syn.5.80.16: Bookplate: 'Celbridge Young Men's Christian Association'; 'Celbridge Christian Association Lending Library'
Celbridge, Co. Kildare, Ireland
Chaderton, Laurence, 1536?-1640
H*.10.31(D): Provenance: Laur Chaderton et amicorum
Probably: Laurence Chaderton, master of Emmanuel College
Chafy, Hugh Edmund, 1876-
S721.b.72.5: Bookplate: Hugh Edmund Chafy
Probably: Hugh Edmund Chafy, born at Lidford Rectory.
Chalmers, George, 1742-1825
LE.4.58: Bookplate: George Chalmers F.R.S.S.A.
Probably: George Chalmers, Scottish antiquarian and political writer.
T.3.61: Bookplate: George Chalmers F.R.S.S.A.
Chalmers, P.
6706.e.3: Bookplate: P. Chalmers Motto: Spero
Chamberlaine, James
Syn.7.63.63: Provenance: James Chamberlaine
Chamberlaine, William
F.11.71: Provenance: William Chamberlaine
Chamberlayne, E.
Aa.9.7: Provenance: E. Chamberlayne; T. Claughter
Chamberlayne, P. C.
Z.15.2: Provenance: P. C. Chamberlayne
Chambre, Walter, 1674-1727
SSS.57.17: Provenance: W. Chambre, Sid. Suss.
Probably: Walter Chambre, Rector of South Kilvington, matriculated Sidney Sussex College 1690. Or: Walter Chambre(1695-1793), of the Middle Temple, matriculated Sidney Sussex Cambridge 1712.
Chamier, Henry, 1795-1867
S721.c.83.10: Bookplate: Henry Chamier, 'Aperto Vivere Voto Fortis Generosus Fidelus', '81…11911'
Probably: Henry Chamier, Chief Secretary to Madras Government and later, Member of Council of Madras.
Chamier, J.
T900.d.32.2-: Bookplate: J. Chamier
Chaplin, John, Esqr., active 1819
S540.c.81.2: Annotation: 'Revd ACS to John Chaplin Esqr 1819'
Chapman, Benjamin, Sir, -1810
Syn.5.80.79: Bookplate: Benjamin Chapman
Possibly: Sir Benjamin Chapman, 1st Baronet of St Lucy's, Member of Irish Parliament for Fore and Co. Westmeath.
Chapman, Francis Robert, 1830 or 1831-
Ely.d.431: Bookplate: Arms of Chapman Family, Motto:' Crescit sub pondere virtus', with annotation: 'F. R. Chapman', Annotated Label: 'Presented to the Ely Cathedral Library by Archdeacon Chapman'
Probably: Francis Robert Chapman, Canon of Ely and Archdeacon of Sudbury.
Chapman, J. J.
S721.d.71.24: Bookplate: J. J. Chapman
Chapman, John, active 1637
Syn.8.61.110: Provenance: John Chapman, 1637
Chapman, Robert William , 1881-1960
Leigh.c.11.165: Bookplate: R. W. Chapman
Probably: Robert William Chapman, scholar and book collector, known for his work editing the works of Samuel Johnson and Jane Austen.
Leigh.c.11.9: Bookplate: R. W. Chapman
Leigh.d.11.87: Bookplate: R. W. Chapman
Leigh.d.6.111: Bookplate: R. W. Chapman
Syn.4.80.35: Bookplate: R. W. Chapman
Chapman, Thomas, scriptor
Sel.3.49: Provenance: Thomas Chapman, scriptor(?)
Chapman, William Herbert, 1807-1861
Bassingbourn.268: Bookplate: Arms of Chapman Family, Motto: 'Crescit sub pondere virtus', Annotation: W.H. Chapman, Vicar
Probably: William Herbert Chapman, Vicar of Bassingbourn, embroiled in the case of the 'Unburied Child', matriculated Emmanuel College 1825.
Chappuis frères (Bordeaux, France)
Pryme.d.106-: Ticket: Chappuis Frères, Bordeaux, Place Royale, bookseller's ticket
Charke, William, -1617
Aa*.11.51(F): Provenance: W. Charke, fl. 1593
Probably: William Charke, English clergyman and controversialist, Chaplain to Lord Cheney and the Duchess of Somerset, matriculated Peterhouse Cambridge 1560.
B*.9.44(E): Provenance: W. Charke, fl. 1593
D*.13.58(G): Provenance: W. Charke, fl. 1593
M*.5.47(E): Provenance: W. Charke, fl. 1593
M*.8.15(C): Provenance: W. Charke, fl. 1593
S*.3.49(D): Provenance: W. Charke, fl. 1593
Syn.8.54.114: Provenance: W. Charke, fl. 1593
W.9.14: Provenance: W. Charke, fl. 1593
Charles, I, King of England, 1600-1649
A*.5.7(D): Armorial binding: 1631
Charles I, King of England, Scotland and Ireland until his execution in 1649.
M.10.42: Armorial binding: England Royal Arms, calf - gold
Rel.b.62.2: Armorial binding: England Royal Arms, morocco - gold; with ownership marks of Mary [ ]
Syn.3.63.1: Armorial binding: 1633
Syn.7.63.333: Armorial binding: England, Volume is dedicated to Prince Charles.
Syn.8.63.416: Armorial binding: England Royal Arms, vellum - gold, "Honi soit qui mal y pense"; ownership mark 'Jachobus Kingeius Liber'
Charles, II, King of England, 1630-1685
F.2.2: Armorial binding: England Royal Arms, calf - gold
Charles II, King of England, Scotland and Ireland.
Hhh.456: Armorial binding: England, Royal Arms of Charles II
Hhh.457-462: Armorial binding: England, Royal Arms of Charles II
Hhh.467: Armorial binding: England, Royal Arms of Charles II
Hhh.471-472: Armorial binding: England, Royal Arms of Charles II
Hhh.480-481: Armorial binding: England, Royal Arms of Charles II
Hhh.483: Armorial binding: England, Royal Arms of Charles II
Hib.3.665.1: Armorial binding: 1665
Rel.a.67.1: Armorial binding: England, Royal Arms of Charles II, red morocco - gold; Royal Library bookplate
Rel.c.62.4: Armorial binding: England, Royal Arms of Charles II, red morocco - gold
Rit.a.766.1: Armorial binding: England, Royal Arms of Charles II, calf - gold; Royal Library bookplate
Sel.2.28: Armorial binding: England Royal Arms, calf - gold; Royal Library bookplate; ownership mark 'Phil: Warwick'
Sel.3.142: Armorial binding: England Royal Arms, calf - gold; Royal Library bookplate
SSS.32.15: Armorial binding: England Royal Arms, calf - gold
Syn.1.66.1: Armorial binding: England, Royal Arms of Charles II, red morocco - gold
Charleville, Charles William Bury, Earl of, 1764-1835
Hib.7.781.21: Bookplate: Charles William Bury Esq. Motto: 'Virtus Sub Cruce Crescit', 'Steady'.
Probably: Charles Bury FRS, FSA, 1st Earl of Charleville, Irish antiquarian and politician, Member of Irish Parliament for Kilmallock.
Hib.7.781.22: Bookplate: Charles William Bury Esq. Motto: 'Virtus Sub Cruce Crescit', 'Steady'.
Charlton, Nicholas Lechmere, 1733-1807
S727.d.77.52: Bookplate: Nich. Lechmere Charlton Esq.
Probably: Sir Nicholas Lechmere Charlton of Ludford Park, Colonel in the Worcestershire Militia.
Charlton, active 19th century?
8000.d.1548: Stamps on title-page, nineteenth century?: "CHARLTON".
Charrington, John, 1856-1939
F152.c.2.8: Bookplate: 'From the Library of John Charrington, The Grange, Shenley'
Probably: John Charrington, Honorary Keeper of the Prints at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Honorary Fellow of Magdalene College, matriculated Trinity College 1875.
Charterhouse School (Smithfield, London, England), former owner
Leigh.c.5.199-: Stamp: 'Schsl. Carthus.', stamp on spine, with armorial binding: 'Deo dante dedi', arms of Thomas Sutton (founder)
Chasles, M. (Michel), 1793-1880
White.d.616: Bookplate: Michaelis Chasles, Acad. Scientiar Socii.
Probably: Michel Floreal Chasles, French mathematician.
Chastenet de Puységur, François-Jacques-Maxime, 1716-1782
Rel.d.74.1: Armorial binding: François-Jacques-Maxime de Chastenet de Puységur, marquis de Puységur etc., 1716-1782, calf - gold; ownership mark F M Castle; note Arms of Chastenet, Comte de Perpigan cf Guigard ii. 129 (Olivier 136)
Probably: François-Jacques-Maxime (sometimes Jacques-Francois-Maxime, or Francois-Jaques-Miximilien) de Chastenet, marquis de Puységur, nobleman and author of philosophical texts.
Chateau de Chazelet
7350.d.134-136: Stamp: Chateau de Chazelet
Chateau de Chazelet, Indre, France, seat of various families between the 15th and 19th centuries
Chatterton, Abraham, active 1802
Keynes.G.3.12: Bookplate: 'Middleton School… Abraham Chatterton… June 24th 1802'
Chatterton, William, Sir, 1794-1855
Hib.7.767.14: Bookplate: Sir William Chatterton Bart.
Probably: Sir William Abraham Chatterton, 2nd Baronet.
Chauncy, Charles, 1709-1777
7560.e.1: Bookplate: Charles Chauncy M.D.
Probably: Charles Chauncy FRS, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, matriculated Corpus Christi College 1727.
Rel.c.68.9: Bookplate: Charles Chauncy M.D.
Chaworth, George Chaworth, Lord, 1569-1639
F155.e.3.4: Provenance: George Chaworth, baron and Viscount Chaworth, his motto "Sero sapere, nihil sapere"
See Pearson, David. Provenance research in book history (1994), p. 34
Cheltenham Public Library
8000.d.22(4): Stamp: Cheltenham Public Library
Cheney, George Gardner, 1860-1933
7100.d.1383: Bookplate: 'G. G. Cheney, From the library of George Gardner 1825-1916'
Possibly: George Gardner Cheney of Cheney & Sons, Banbury printers.
Syn.7.66.135: Bookplate: 'G. G. Cheney, From the library of George Gardner 1825-1916'
Syn.7.69.156: Bookplate: 'G. G. Cheney, From the library of George Gardner 1825-1916'
Syn.8.66.67: Bookplate: 'G. G. Cheney, From the library of George Gardner 1825-1916'
Chermside, Robert Alexander, Sir, 1787-1860
Te.54.15: Bookplate: Sir Robert Chermside
Probably: Sir Robert Alexander Chermside, British physician, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Knight of the Royal Guelphic Order and the Order of St John, among others.
Chester, Charles
Hib.5.805.28: Armorial binding: Charles Chester, 4 calf - marbled boards
Chesterfield, George Stanhope, Earl of, 1805-1866
Keynes.Q.7.9: Bookplate: Earl of Chesterfield, armorial bookplate with garter around arms and 'Bradby-Hall' beneath
Possibly: George Stanhope, 6th Earl of Chesterfield, Master of the Buckhounds and the first Earl of Chesterfield to be seated at the completed Bradby Hall, matriculated Christ Church College Oxford 1823.
Chetwode, John, Sir, 1764-1845
White.d.206: Bookplate: Sir John Chetwode Bart., Oakley Hall
Probably: Sir John Chetwode, 4th Baronet of Oakley, MP for Buckingham and High Sheriff of Cheshire.
Chetwood, Elizabeth Wade
Hib.7.772.90: Annotation: 'Eliza Chetwood'
Chetwood, Jonathan, 1757-1839
7760.d.131: Bookplate: Jonathan Chetwood, 'Corona mea Christus'
Possibly: Jonathan Chetwood Esq, Member of Irish Parliament for Downpatrick and claimant to the Barony of De Wahull.
Chetwood, William Hamilton, active 1787
Hib.7.772.90: Annotation: 'The gift of my most beloved brother William Hamilton Chetwood'; Annotation: 'William H. Chetwood March 1787'
Chetwynd, Walter, 1633-1693
Keynes.Q.4.20: Inserted leaf: Walter Chetwynd of Ingestre in the County of Stafford
Probably: Walter Chetwynd, FRS and antiquarian, MP for Stafford and Sheriff of Staffordshire.
SSS.28.6: Stamp: Chetwynd, stamp on binding
Possibly: Walter Chetwynd, FRS and antiquarian, MP for Stafford and Sheriff of Staffordshire.
Chevalier , P.
White.d.647-: Stamp: P. Chevalier
Cheyne, Elizabeth, approximately 1653-1725
Cam.d.709.11: Volume is dedicated to Elizabeth, Lady Monson
Probably: Elizabeth Cheyne (later Monson), daughter of Charles Cheyne, 1st Viscount Newhaven, and wife of Sir Henry Monson, 3rd Baronet.
Cheyne's Circulating Library (Edinburgh, Scotland)
Syn.7.68.211: Stamp: Newtown Cheyne's Circulating Library, George Street Edinburgh
Probably: Stewart Cheyne, bookseller and stationer, proprietor of a circulating library.
Chibnall, Maria, -1625
Syn.2.61.6: Bookplate: Maria Chibnall, 'Ex dono M. C. quee obiit 20 die September 1625' (gold stamped on upper board)
Chicago Field Museum of Natural History
7415.d.26: Bookplate: Chicago Field Museum of Natural History, 'Gift of Edward E. Ayer'
7415.d.27: Bookplate: Chicago Field Museum of Natural History, 'Gift of Edward E. Ayer'
Syn.8.69.50: Bookplate: Chicago Field Museum of Natural History, 'Gift of Edward E. Ayer'
Chicandard, G.
7180.d.236-237: Stamp: G. Chicandard
Possibly: G. Chicandard, author of 'La Photographie', published 1909.
Chichester, John, Sir, 1689-1740
Syn.4.63.45: Annotation: Sir John Chichester of Youlstone
Probably: Sir John Chichester, 4th Baronet of Raleigh, of Youlston Park, Devon, MP for Barnstaple.
Chiesa di S. Margherita (Cortona, Italy)
Ely.a.104: Bookplate: 'Della Libreria di S. Margherita in Cortona'
Probably: From the library of Santa Margherita, Roman Catholic Church in Cortona, Tuscany.
Chigi, Flavio, 1631-1693
SSS.33.24: Armorial binding: Chigi (impaling something), citron morocco - gold (single orns.), note says Arms of Card Chigi(?)
Probably: Flavio Chigi (1631-1693), Italian Cardinal and Duke of Ariccia, nephew of Poper Alexander VII.
Childers, Hugh C. E. (Hugh Culling Eardley), 1827-1896
7740.d.19: Bookplate: Eardley Childers
Possibly: Hugh Culling Eardley Childers, Secretary of State for War, Chancellor of the Exchequer, matriculated Trinity College 1847.
Childers , J. W. (John Waldbanke), 1798-1886
Keynes.Q.6.19: Bookplate: John Walbanke Childers
Possibly: John Walbanke Childers, MP for Malton, Justice of the Peace for West Riding. Possibly: His father, Colonel John Walbanke Childers (-1812).
Chisenhale Marsh, Thomas Coxhead, 1811-1875
Syn.7.83.70: Bookplate: Chisenhale Marsh, Gaynes Park
Probably: Thomas Coxhead Chisenhale Marsh of Gaynes Park. Possibly: His son William Swaine Chisenhale Marsh (1857-).
Syn.7.83.71: Bookplate: Chisenhale Marsh, Gaynes Park
Syn.7.83.72: Bookplate: Chisenhale Marsh, Gaynes Park
Chivers, David
7400.d.82: Stamp: David Chivers, bookbinder, 20 Green St., Bath, embossed stamp
Choiseul-Beaupré, Antonius-Clériadus de
M.4.32: Armorial binding: Claude-Antoine-Clériadus de Choiseul-Beaupré, calf - gold, notes "Arms of Choisel-Beaupré / Guigard ii. 142", "From the Library of the late Mr. Galloway of Edinburgh. Purchased by the Worts Trustees 1852" (Olivier 813)
Possibly: Cardinal (Claude-) Antonius (or Antoine) Clériadus de Choiseul-Beaupré (1707-1774), known as Cardinal de Choiseul. Possibly: Claude-Antoine-Clériadus de Choiseul-Beaupré (1733-1794), created Prince de Choiseul-Beaupré.
Cholmeley, Montague, Sir, 1772-1831
S484.a.71.1: Bookplate: Sir Montague Cholmeley Bart.
Probably: Sir Montague Cholmeley, 1st Baronet, MP for Cratham, matriculated Magdeline College Oxford 1790.
Cholmley, Nathaniel, 1721-1791
Oates.419: Bookplate: Nathaniel Cholmley
Possibly: Nathaniel Cholmley of Howsham and Whitby, MP for Aldborough and Boroughbridge.
S721.d.70.59: Bookplate: Nathaniel Cholmley
Cholmondeley, Charles, 1685-1756?
7200.d.90: Bookplate: Charles Cholmondeley of Vale Royall in Cheshire
Probably: Charles Cholmondeley, MP for Cheshire.
Cholmondeley, George Cholmondeley, Marquess of, 1858-1923
7180.c.20: Bookplate: Cholmondeley Library, with Marquess coronet.
Possibly: George Cholmondeley, 4th Marquess of Cholmondeley, Lord Great Chamberlain of England.
7350.d.67: Bookplate: Cholmondeley Library, with Marquess coronet.
7720.d.166: Bookplate: Cholmondeley Library, with Marquess coronet.
7720.d.174-: Bookplate: Cholmondeley Library, with Marquess coronet.
7720.e.166: Bookplate: Cholmondeley Library, with Marquess coronet.
8000.b.20: Bookplate: Cholmondeley Library, with Marquess coronet.
Leigh.d.11.305: Bookplate: Cholmondeley Library, with Marquess coronet.
Leigh.e.8.22: Bookplate: Cholmondeley Library, with Marquess coronet.
S727.d.78.5: Bookplate: Cholmondeley Library, with Marquess coronet.
Syn.5.76.41: Bookplate: Cholmondeley Library, with Marquess coronet.
T417:7.d.1.2: Bookplate: Cholmondeley Library, with Marquess coronet.
Cholmondeley, Hugh Cholmondeley, Earl of, 1662-1725
Keynes.Q.5.22: Bookplate: Cholmondeley, armorial bookplate with motto "Cassis tutissima virtus"
Possibly: Hugh Cholmondeley, 1st Earl of Cholmondeley, Lord Lieutenant of Anglesey and others, matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1678.
Choppin de Villy, Réné Amédée, 1806-1886
CCD.18.96: Bookplate: 'Bibliotheque de M. Réné Amédée Choppin (de Villy)'
Probably: Rene Choppin de Villy, French bibliophile, whose library was sold in 1920.
F168.d.4.24: Bookplate: 'Bibliotheque de M. Réné Amédée Choppin (de Villy)'
Chorinsky von Ledske, Ignaz Domonik, Baron, 1729-1792
Keynes.P.2.23: Bookplate: 'Ignatius Dominicus S.R.I. Comes de Chorinskey L. B. de Ledske'
Chorley, W. B., active 1834
Keynes.T.2.35-37: Stamp: W. B. Chorley
Probably: W.B. Chorley, renowned book collector and scholar, translated Charles Theodore Korner's Lyre and Sword.
Christ Church (University of Oxford)
Cam.d.640.8: Bookplate: Christchurch, Oxford
Probably: From the Library of Christ Church College, Oxford.
Christ Church Cathedral (Dublin, Ireland).
Syn.5.68.39: Bookplate: Christ Church, Dublin
Probably: From the Library of Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin.
Syn.7.68.181: Bookplate: Christ Church, Dublin
Syn.7.68.182: Bookplate: Christ Church, Dublin
Syn.7.68.183: Bookplate: Christ Church, Dublin
Syn.7.68.184: Bookplate: Christ Church, Dublin
Syn.7.68.185: Bookplate: Christ Church, Dublin
Syn.7.68.187: Bookplate: Christ Church, Dublin
Christian, IV, Count Palatine of Zweibrücken-Birkenfeld, 1722-1775
Acton.e.26.57-58: Armorial binding: Palatine of Birkenfeld
Possibly: Christian IV, Count Palatine of Zweibrucken-Birkenfeld. Possibly: Another member of this noble German family.
Christian , VII, King of Denmark and Norway, 1749-1808
Tab.b.55: Armorial binding: Christian VII of Denmark, 1771
Probably: Christian VIII, King of Denmark and Duke of Schleswig.
Christie, A. H.
S721.d.81.54: Bookplate: A. H. Christie
Probably belonging to the Clan Christie.
Christie-Miller, W. (Wakefield), 1835-1898
Syn.7.66.77: Armorial binding: Christie Miller, Wakefield, dark red morocco - gold, and pencil note 'Stamp of Christie Millier', 1 & 4 Millier quartering Adam & Rawson, 2 & 3 Christie;
Possibly: Wakefield Christie-Miller (born Wakefield Christy) of Britwell, Buckingham. Or: Another member of this family.
Christlicher Verein Junger Männer (Germany)
CCC.25.377: Stamp: Y. M. C. A. (and others in collection)
Chryseus, Rodolphus
CCA.20.69: Annotation: Rodolphus Chryseus [?]
Church of England. Archdeaconry of Huntingdon. Library
Huntingdon.19.5: Bookplate: Huntingdon Archdeaconry, 'Presented to the Library by [MS.] Rev. R. Cony Nov. 1876' (p. 109 of pt. 2)
The library of Huntingdon Archdeaconry now forms class Huntingdon in the University Library
Church of Ireland
7740.c.57: Stamp: Church of Ireland, with cancellation stamp
S533.e.83.1: Bookplate: Church of Ireland
Church of Ireland Training College
8000.a.3: Stamp: Church of Ireland, 'C. of I. Training College, Kildare Place'
Ciana, A.
Leigh.d.5.27: Bookplate: A. Ciana, 3 rampe de la Treille, Genève, bookseller's advert
Clanricarde, Henry de Burgh, Marquess of, 1742-1797
7000.d.39: Bookplate: Deburgh, Earl of Clanricarde
Probably: Henry de Burgh, 11th Earl and 1st Marquess of Clanricarde, Member of Irish Parliament for Galway County, Member of the Privy Council.
Hib.7.762.12: Bookplate: Deburgh, Marquess of Clarnricarde
S721.d.77.26: Bookplate: Deburgh, Earl of Clanricarde
Probably: Henry de Burgh, 1st Marquess of Clanricarde, Member of Irish Parliament for Galway County, Knight of the Order of St Patrick.
S727.d.75.40: Bookplate: Marquess of Clarnricarde
Clanricarde, Ulick John de Burgh, Marquis of, 1802-1874
Rel.d.82.5: Binding: Arms and Crest of the De Burgh family
Possibly: Ulick John de Burgh, 1st Marquess of Clanricarde, Postmaster General and Ambassador to Russia.
Claparède, Edouard, 1873-1940
Leigh.d.8.41: Stamp: Ed Claparède
Probably: Edouard Claparede, Swiss neurologist and child psychologist.
Clare, Frank Conquest
Syn.3.69.3: Bookplate: Frank Conquest Clare
Rev. F.C. Clare, Vicar of Meldreth and Whaddon, educated Queen's College.
Clare College (University of Cambridge). Library
Aa.7.19: Provenance: Colborne Thomas, Clare College Library
Clarendon, Thomas Villiers, Earl of, 1753-1824
Keynes.P.3.20: Bookplate: The Grove, with motto "Fidei coticula crux"
Possibly: Thomas Villiers, 2nd Earl Clarendon, known as Lord Hyde, MP for Christchurch, matriculated ST John's College 1773.
Leigh.e.5.87: Bookplate: Clarendon
Possibly: Thomas Villiers, 2nd Earl of Clarendon. Arms belong to Villiers (Earl of Clarendon).
White.d.618: Bookplate: Clarendon
Clark, Andreas, active 16th century
Bb*.9.46(E) item no. 6: Inscribed "Andreas Clark", late sixteenth century.
Clark, Charles, 1806-1880
7250.d.141: Bookplate: Charles Clark, of Totham Hall, Essex
Charles Clark, antiquarian, book collector and paronomasiac.
7474.d.117: Bookplate: Charles Clark, Totham, Essex, 1863
S721.b.80.12: Stamp: Charles Clark of Gt. Totham, 1862
SSS.26.9: Bookplate: Charles Clark, 1860
SSS.32.51: Bookplate: Charles Clark, of Totham Hall, Essex
Syn.3.71.9: Stamp: Charles Clark, Totham, 1832
Syn.3.73.8: Stamp: Charles Clark
Syn.5.77.31, item no. 10: Stamp: Charles Clark , '18 - Totham - 62'
Syn.7.72.39(10): Bookplate: Charles Clark, of Totham Hall, Essex
Clark, George J.
Leigh.e.5.173: Bookplate: George J. Clark
Clark, James, Sir, 1788-1870
7350.b.3: Bookplate: Jn Clark M.D.
Possibly Sir James Clark, 1st Baronet and Physician-in-Ordinary to Queen Victoria.
Clark, John Willis, 1833-1910
7350.b.3: Bookplate: J W Clark, Museum of Zoology and Comparative Anatomy, Cambridge
John Willis Clark, academic and antiquarian, Secretary of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society, matriculated Trinity 1852.
Cam.c.768.2: Bookplate: John Willis Clark
Clark, Richard, 1739-1831
Syn.7.61.260: Bookplate: R. Clark, Chamberlain of London
Probably: Richard Clark, Chamberlain of the City of London.
Clark, Thomas, 1796-1882
7250.c.129: Bookplate: Clark, Knedlington, Yorks.
Possibly: Thomas Clarke of Knedlington Manor, Justice of the Peace, matriculated St John's College 1815.
Clark, W. B.
Brett-Smith.518: Bookplate: W. B. Clark
Probably from the Clark family in Werk, Northumberland.
Clark, William
Adv.c.78.120-121: Bookplate: William Clark M.D.
Clarke, Arthur, Sir, 1773-1857
Hib.5.784.34: Bookplate: Sir Arthur Clarke, of Royal College of Surgeons
Probably: Sir Arthur Clarke, Physician to the Bank of Ireland, founder of the Dublin Fever Hospital, knighted 1811.
Clarke, Edward Daniel, 1769-1822
MF.53.9: Bookplate: Edward Daniel Clarke
Possibly: Edward Daniel Clarke, English clergyman, naturalist and minerologist, matriculated Jesus College 1787.
Sel.5.95-: Bookplate: Edward Daniel Clarke
Clarke, Geoffrey, -1950
8560.d.103: Bookplate: Sir Geoffrey Clarke
Probably: Sir Geoffrey Rothe Clarke, CSI, OBE, Chairman of the London Chamber of Commerce, Post-Master General of Madras.
Clarke, Gerald Langton, 1864?-1943?
Syn.5.81.111: Bookplate: Gerald Langton Clarke
Probably: Gerald Langton Clarke, Fleet Paymaster.
Clarke, John
Sel.3.203: Provenance: John Clarke
Clarke, Louis
MR485.c.75.1: Bookplate: Louis Clarke, 'E libris Ludovici Clarke'
Clarke, Robert
CCC.23.261: Bookplate: Robert Clarke
Clarke, Robert, active 1890
7415.d.26: Bookplate: 'Bibliotheca Piscatoria, Collection of R. C.'
Probably: Robert Clarke, a renowned collector of books on angling.
7415.d.27: Bookplate: 'Bibliotheca Piscatoria, Collection of R. C.'
Syn.8.69.50: Bookplate: 'Bibliotheca Piscatoria, Collection of R. C.'
Clarke, Samuel
LE.19.76: Provenance: Samuel Clarke
Clarke, Stephen
8415.d.37-37a: Bookplate: Stephen Clarke
8720.d.563: Bookplate: Stephen Clarke
Clarkson, Henry, 1730-
7100.d.792: Book label: William Clarkson, Born at Greenwich, November 25 1730, Henry Clarkson, Born at Greenwich December 26 1732.
Clarkson, William, 1732-
7100.d.792: Book label: William Clarkson, Born at Greenwich, November 25 1730, Henry Clarkson, Born at Greenwich December 26 1732.
Claughter, T.
Aa.9.7: Provenance: E. Chamberlayne; T. Claughter.
Claus, Jürgen
CCC.25.598-: Stamp: Jürgen Claus
Clavering, Thomas John, Sir, 1771-1853
S438.c.77.4: Bookplate: Sir Thos. J. Clavering Bart., Greencroft
Probably: Sir Thomas Clavering, 7th Baronet of Axwell and High Sheriff of Northumberland.
Clavreuil , Raymond , 1907-1991
Leigh.d.11.273-: Ticket: Raymond Clavreuil, 37 rue St André des Arts, Paris Vie, bookseller's ticket
Leigh.d.12.28: Ticket: Raymond Clavreuil, 37 rue St André des Arts, Paris Vie, bookseller's ticket
Clawson, John L. (John Lewis), 1865-1933
Brett-Smith.818: Bookplate: John L. Clawson
Probably: John Lewis Clawson, book collector.
Brett-Smith.833: Bookplate: John L. Clawson
Brett-Smith.855: Bookplate: John L. Clawson
Clay, William Waldegrave Pelham, 1760-1822
Keynes.S.2.27: Bookplate: Clay, Waldegrave Pelham
Probably: Major General William Waldegrave Pelham Clay, British Army officer serving in the West Indies.
Claydon, C. (Charles?), active 1859-1861
Cam.c.1.18.1: "Corrected by C. Claydon"
Perhaps Charles Broadbelt Claydon, of Trinity College and Lincoln's Inn.
Clayton, Nathaniel George, 1833-1895
Keynes.P.7.15: Bookplate: Nathaniel George Clayton
Possibly: Nathaniel George Clayton of Chester and Charlwood Park, Justice of the Peace and Deputy Lieutenant of Northumberland.
Clayton, Robert, 1695-1758
7576.a.1-: Bookplate: The Rt. Hon. Rev. Dr. Robert Clayton, Bishop of Clogher (vol. 2)
Probably: Robert Clayton FRS FSA, Irish Protestant Bishop, educated Trinity College Dublin, made Bishop of Clogher in 1745.
Cleaver, Marianne, active 1819
7720.d.901: Annotation: Marianne Cleaver 1819, a gift of Mr Nicholls.
Possibly: Marianne Cleaver (sometimes Mary Anne Cleaver), daughter of the Most Rev. Euseby Cleaver, Archbishop of Dublin, wife of John Cromie.
Clemenceau, René Jacquemaire, 1894-1931
Leigh.c.5.60: Bookplate: René Jacquemaire Clemenceau
Probably: Rene Jacquemaire Clemenceau, French physician and promoter of radiology, who died at just 37 following prolonged exposure to X-rays.
Clemens, Antoine, recteur de Villiers, active 18th century
7000.d.2011: Title page inscribed: "ex libris Antonij clementis Rec de Villi[ers]".
Clement, X, Pope, 1590-1676
Rel.b.67.1: Armorial binding: Clement X (Altieri), calf - gold, arms blind on olive morocco onlay - arms made from single tools; bookplate of Samuel Sandars; note 'Arms of Cardinal Altieri'
Probably: Pope Clement X (born Emilio Bonaventura Altieri), Bishop of Rome and Pope from 1670 until his death.
SSS.56.17: Armorial binding: Clement X (Altieri), 1670-1676, red morocco - gold, arms blind that on reverse on citron onlay?
Clement, XI, Pope, 1649-1721
Acton.c.sel.58: Armorial binding: Pope Clement XI, red morocco - gold; made up of separate tools; pencil note 'Arms of Clement XI'; another basically the same on a volume of woodcuts in binding fragments 17
Probably: Pope Clement XI (born Giovanni Francesco Albani), Bishop of Rome and Pope from 1700 until his death.
Clercq
X.11.24: Provenance: Clercq
Cliffe, Allen, active 1792
S474.d.79.1: Bookplate: Allen Cliffe, Pemb. Coll. Oxon.
Allen Cliffe, curate of Hampton Lucy, Co. Warwick, matriculated Pembroke College Oxford 1792.
Clifford, Hugh Charles Clifford, Baron, 1790-1858
7420.d.269: Stamp: Lord Clifford, Ugbrooke Library
Possibly: Hugh Charles Clifford, 7th Baron Clifford of Chudleigh. Possibly: Another Baron Clifford of Chudleigh.
Leigh.d.9.13: Stamp: Lord Clifford, Annotation: H. Clifford
Possibly: Hugh Charles Clifford, 7th Baron Clifford of Chudleigh, Member of the House of Lords.
Clifford, James, active 1635
G.11.64(9): "Liber Jacobi Clifford, 1635." on leaf A1
Clifton, Gervase, Sir, 1744-1815
7350.c.12: Bookplate: Sir Gervase Clifton Bart.
Probably: Sir Gervase Clifton, 6th Baronet, High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire, matriculated Christ's College 1763.
Keynes.W.3.23: Bookplate: Sir Gervase Clifton Bart.
White.c.42: Bookplate: Sir Gervase Clifton Bart.
Clifton, John Talbot, 1868-1928
S180.d.90.22: Bookplate: J. Talbot Clifton of Kidalton
Probably: John Talbot Clifton, traveller and explorer, war correspondent in the Russo-Japanese and South African wars, matriculated Magdelene College 1888.
Clitherow, Jacobus, active 1637
U*.7.42(F): Provenance: Jacobus Clitherow
Clive, George, active 1685
Z.15.8: Provenance: Geo. Clive, 1685
Clive, Robert Clive, Baron, 1725-1774
7540.d.72: Bookplate: Lord Robert Clive, Baron's Coronet and motto of the Order of the Bath: 'Tria Juncta in Uno'
Probably: Major-General Robert Clive, 1st Baron Clive, Governor of the Presidency of Fort William Bengal, made Knight of the Bath 1764.
Brett-Smith.669: Bookplate: Lord Robert Clive, Baron's Coronet and motto of the Order of the Bath: 'Tria Juncta in Uno'
Brett-Smith.b.4: Bookplate: Lord Robert Clive, Baron's Coronet and motto of the Order of the Bath: 'Tria Juncta in Uno'
Clonard Monastery (Belfast, Northern Ireland). Library
Hib.5.803.20: Bookplate: Bibliotheca SS. Redemptoris, Belfast
Probably the library of Clonard Monastery, Belfast, dedicated to the Most Holy Redeemer.
Coape, James, 1815-1889
Keynes.P.3.24: Bookplate: 'Aequo adeste animo'
Probably: James Coape, matriculated Christ's College in 1832.
Coape, James, active 1840
Kkk.268: Bookplate: James Coape
Probably: James Coape Esq., a descendant of the Coape family of Farnagh, married Georgeana Arnold 1840.
Coates, John
1.26.11: Provenance: John Coates.
Cobbe, Charles, 1781-1857
Hib.5.842.16: Bookplate: Chas. Cobbe
Possibly: Charles Cobbe, diarist.
Cobden, Francis, 1619-1717
M.12.14: Provenance: Franc Cobden, Trin. Coll. Cantab. 1639
Probably: Francis Cobden, matriculated Trinity College Cambridge 1637.
Cobenzl, Karl, Graf, 1712-1770
Acton.d.48.89: Armorial binding: Cobenzl, calf- gold
Possibly: Johann Karl Philipp, Graf von Cobenzl, politician in Habsburg Germany. Or: Another member of this prominent family.
Coccejus, Joannes, 1603-1669
Keynes.Q.2.10: Bookplate: 'E libris quos… Joannes Cock, Vicarius Sti. Oswaldi Dunelm: successoribus suis… legavit'
Probably: Joannes Coccejus (or Cocceius), Dutch theologian and Professor of Theology at Leiden University.
Keynes.Q.2.14: Bookplate: 'E libris quos… Joannes Cock, Vicarius Sti. Oswaldi Dunelm: successoribus suis… legavit'
Keynes.T.3.29: Bookplate: 'E libris quos… Joannes Cock, Vicarius Sti. Oswaldi Dunelm: successoribus suis… legavit'
Cochrane, Henry H., 1836-1904
Syn.8.67.73: Bookplate: Henry H. Cochrane
Possibly: Henry Cochrane, 1st Baronet, High Sheriff and Justice of the Peace of County Cavan, Deputy Lieutenant of Dublin.
Cock, Alfred, active 1878
U*.6.72: Provenance: Alfred Cock, 1878
Cock, Charles George
E.15.16: Provenance: Ch. Geo. Cock
Probably: Charles George Cock, lawyer of the Inner Temple, appointed a Judge of the Admiralty in 1653, lived in Norwich.
E.5.69: Provenance: Ch. Geo. Cock (pre-1940, witness)
E.6.41: Provenance: Ch. Geo. Cock (pre-1940, witness)
E.9.33: Provenance: Ch. Geo. Cock
G.15.63: Provenance: C. Geo. Cock (1640)
Cock, Frederick William, 1858-1943
S474.c.84.22: Bookplate: F. William Cock M.D.
Probably: Dr Frederick William Cock, FSA, book collector.
Syn.7.65.110: Bookplate: F. William Cock M.D. F.S.A.
Cock, George
E.12.68: Provenance: George Cock
G.13.25: Provenance: George Cock
Cock, Robert
E.5.35: Provenance: Robert Cock
N.6.44: Provenance: Robert Cock
Cock, Ch. Geo. (Charles George?), active 17th century
L.11.55: Inscription on second front fly leaf: "Ch. Geo. Cock", seventeenth century.
Cocks (Shoemaker : Old Compton Street, London, England)
7720.d.507: Bookplate: Cocks, 26 Old Compton St., Soho, Shoemaker to her Majesty and Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wirtemburg.
CCD.5.15-19: Bookplate: Cocks, 26 Old Compton St., Soho, Shoemaker to her Majesty and Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wirtemburg.
Coddenham Book Society
Leigh.c.11.91-: Bookplate: Coddenham Book Society
Coke, Edward, Sir, 1552-1634
Adams.6.58.5: Provenance: Edward Coke, Lord Chief Justice
Probably: Sir Edward Coke, Lord Chief Justice under James I, matriculated Trinity College Cambridge 1567.
Coke, Wenman
Williams.507: Bookplate: Wenman Coke
Possibly: Wenman Coke, MP for Derby and Norfolk. Possibly: His grandson of the same name, MP for Norfolk East (1828-1907).
Colbatch, John, 1664-1748
7350.d.116: Bookplate: John Colbatch (and many vols in CCA-CCE.6)
Probably: John Colbatch, clergyman and Professor of Moral Philosophy at Cambridge University, Fellow of Trinity College, matriculated Trinity College 1685.
Cc.4.8: Bookplate: John Colbatch (and many vols in CCA-CCE.6)
Cc.6.10: Bookplate: John Colbatch (and many vols in CCA-CCE.6)
Cc.6.12: Bookplate: John Colbatch (and many vols in CCA-CCE.6)
Cc.6.5: Bookplate: John Colbatch (and many vols in CCA-CCE.6)
CCD.6.7: Bookplate: John Colbatch (and many vols in CCA-CCE.6)
CCE.6.8: Bookplate: John Colbatch (and many vols in CCA-CCE.6)
Dd*.4.53(F): Provenance: John Colbatch
Dd*.4.55(F): Bookplate: John Colbatch (and many vols in CCA-CCE.6)
P*.7.37(C): Bookplate: John Colbatch (and many vols in CCA-CCE.6)
Qq*.2.77(C): Bookplate: John Colbatch (and many vols in CCA-CCE.6)
Qq*.4.60(E): Bookplate: John Colbatch (and many vols in CCA-CCE.6)
Syn.8.64.137: Bookplate: John Colbatch (and many vols in CCA-CCE.6)
Colbatch, Thomas
U*.6.1(E): Provenance: Thomas Colbatch
Colbert, Jacques-Nicolas, 1655-1707
Rel.a.65.4: Armorial binding: Jacques-Nicolas Colbert, Archevêque de Roven, 1655-1707, calf - gold; ownership marks; "Dors Mr des Riza dos Aggos. Dercor. Le Coimbra?"; Stephanus Baluzius Cutelensis; modern bookplate of a griffin, presented by R. Griffin Esq.; pencil note Cardinal Colbert (J. N.) Abp Roven (not in Olivier)
Probably: Cardinal Jacques-Nicholas Colbert, French archbishop of Rouen and member of the Academie Francaise.
Colbert, Jean Baptiste, 1619-1683
F150.d.1.25: Annotation: Bibliotheca Colbertinae
Probably: Jean-Baptiste Colbert, Director of the French Royal Library (Bibliotheque du Roi), Controller General of Finance and Secretary of State for the Navy.
Colbert, Jean-Baptiste, 1619-1683
Rel.b.54.1: Armorial binding: Jean-Baptiste Colbert, marquis de Seignelay, 1619-1683, red morocco - gold; monogram on spine JGB with coronet and small snake; note says arms of J. B. Colbert, marquis de Seignelay 1683 (d.) (Guigard 2 152; Olivier 1296.4)
Probably: Jean-Baptiste Colbert, French Minister for Finance under King Louis XIV, Baron de Seignelay, Possibly: His son, Jean-Baptiste Colbert, Marquis de Seignelay (1651-1690).
Rel.d.64.8: Armorial binding: Jean-Baptiste Colbert, marquis de Seignelay, 1619-1683, red morocco - gold; monogram of spine JBG with coronet; note says 'Arms of J. B. Colbert 1683(d.)'
S496.bb.70.1: Armorial binding: Jean-Baptiste Colbert, marquis de Seignelay, 1619-1683, red morocco - gold; monogram on spine JGB with coronet; Bibliothecae Colbertinae
S496.bb.70.1-3: Armorial binding: Jean-Baptiste Colbert, marquis de Seignelay, 1619-1683, red morocco - gold; monogram on spine JGB with coronet and small snake; note says arms of J. B. Colbert, marquis de Seignelay 1683 (d.) (Guigard 2 152; Olivier 1296.4)
SSS.30.35: Armorial binding: Jean-Baptiste Colbert, marquis de Seignelay, 1619-1683, red morocco - gold; monogram on spine JGB with coronet; Bibliothecae Colbertinae
Colborne, Thomas, Clare College Library
Aa.7.19: Provenance: Colborne Thomas, Clare College Library
Colburn & Co.'s British & Foreign Public Library
Syn.4.80.18: Bookplate: Colburn & Co.'s British & Foreign Public Library, Conduit St., Hanover Sq.
Colchester, Reginald Charles Edward Abbot, 1842-1919
7250.b.105: Bookplate: Constitutional Club Library, 'The Gift of the Right Honble. Lord Colchester. 1887', at end of vol.
Probably: Reginald Abbot, 3rd Baron Colchester, Private Secretary to the First Lord of the Treasury, matriculated Christ Church College Oxford 1859.
7706.d.220: Bookplate: Constitutional Club Library, 'The Gift of the Right Honble. Lord Colchester. 1887'
MR708.d.75.5: Bookplate: Constitutional Club Library, 'The Gift of the Right Honble. Lord Colchester. 1887'
Cole, Arthur, 1883-1968
7250.d.4: Bookplate: Arthur F. Cole, Coll. Regal. Cantab.
Probably: Arthur Frederick Andrew Cole (1883-1968), barrister of Lincoln's Inn and bibliophile, studied Classics at King's College and was elected an Honorary Fellow.
7735.d.1: Provenance: Arthur Cole, 1928
7735.d.582: Bookplate: Arthur F. Cole, Coll. Regal. Cantab.
Hib.7.772.63: Bookplate: Arthur F. Cole, Coll. Regal. Cantab.
Hib.7.789.20: Bookplate: Arthur Cole
Hib.7.791.22: Annotation: A C 1946 Lincoln's Inn
S706.e.71.1: Bookplate: Arthur Cole
Cole, Arthur Edward Casamijor, 1851-1908
Hib.7.772.63: Bookplate: Hon Arthur E. C. Cole, Motto: 'Deum Cole Regem Serva'
Probably: Hon. Arthur E. C. Cole, Lieutenant in the Rifle Brigade, Justice of the Peace for Co. Fermanagh and for Norfolk.
Hib.7.775.28: Bookplate: Hon Arthur E. C. Cole, Motto: 'Deum Cole Regem Serva'
Cole, Charles Francis, active 1890
7735.d.582-: Bookplate: Charles Francis Cole
Probably: Charles Frances Cole of Treworgan, Mawnan. Artwork by C.W. Sherborn.
Cole, Thomas N., active 1847
White.b.46: Annotation: 'Thomas N. Cole 7th mo. 24th 1847'
Cole, W.
L*.10.1(C): Provenance: W. Cole
Syn.6.61.11: Provenance: W. Cole
Syn.7.59.13: Provenance: W. Cole
Cole, W. , active 1747
SSS.43.5: Provenance: W. Cole, 1747
Cole, William, 1714-1782
Adams.7.64.46: Bookplate: William Cole
Possibly: William Cole, clergyman, historian of Cambridgeshire and antiquarian, Rector of Bletchley, matriculated Clare College 1733, migrated to King's College 1735.
Adv.a.53.1: Bookplate: William Cole
Adv.d.53.4: Bookplate: William Cole
Syn.7.59.87: Bookplate: William Cole
Cole , Arthur, 1883-1968
S450.c.82.1: Bookplate: Arthur F. Cole
Colégio de Santa Rita dos Agostinhos Descalços de Coimbra
Rel.a.65.4: Stamp: "da Livraria dos Agostin… de Coimb"
Probably: The College of Santa Rita dos Agostinhos Descalcos de Coimbra.
Coleman, John
S474.a.74.1: Annotation: John Coleman
Coleraine, Henry Hare, Baron, 1636-1708
Keynes.R.6.18: Bookplate: Rt. Hon. Lord Henry Coleraine, 1702
Possibly: Henry Hare, 2nd Baron Coleraine, MP for Old Sarum and antiquary. Possibly: Henry Hare, 3rd Baron Coleraine, MP for Boston and antiquary (1693-1749).
Rel.a.68.1: Armorial binding: Henry Hare, 2nd Baron of Coleraine, calf - gold on red morocco onlay inscription; Almae Matri Acad. Cantabr? Humillimè offert / Praenobilis Henricus Baro de Colerane Ann 1686
Probably: Henry Hare, 2nd Baron Coleraine, English politician and antiquary, MP for Old Sarum.
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834
SSS.27.23: Provenance: S. T. Coleridge
Colius , Jacobus, 1563-1628
Adv.d.3.22: Provenance: Jaconus Colius Ortelianus, 1607
F158.d.6.2: Provenance: Jaconus Colius Ortelianus, 1607
K*.11.27(D): Provenance: Jacobus Colius Ortelianus, 1607
P*.3.39(C): Provenance: Jacobus Colius Ortelianus, 1607
Collège de la Trinité (Lyon, France)
Leigh.d.8.198: Label: Lyon, Collegium Sanctissimae Trinitatis, prize label 'ex munificentia mercatorum praefecti, et consulum Lugdunensium…1777', with arms of College on binding
Probably: Collège de la Trinité, also known as the Collège de la Sainte Trinité de la Compagnie de Jésus, etc., founded circa 1540, and renamed Lycée Ampère in 1888.
Collège des Grassins (Paris, France)
F153.b.3.1:
College des Jésuites d'Eu
S100.c.82.5: Bookplate: prize bookplate with 'College d'Eu' and prizewinner completed in MS
Possibly: From the College des Jesuits in Eu, Seine-Maritime.
College of Advocates in Doctors' Commons. Library
Ely.a.281-: Bookplate: London Court of Arches, 'Ex Bibliotheca Hospitii Dominorum Advocatorum de Arcubus Londini'
From the library of the Doctors' Commons or College of Advocates of the Court of Arches, which was dissolved in 1858 and the library sold in 1861.
Huntingdon.55.21: Bookplate: London Court of Arches, 'Ex Bibliotheca Hospitii Dominorum Advocatorum de Arcubus Londini'
Collegio di S. Antonio di Padova
7510.a.30: Stamp: Antoniamun Collegio Univ. Biblioteca.
Collegium Canisianum (Maastricht, Netherlands). Bibliotheek
7000.d.2096: Ex-libris 'Bibliotheek Theol. College S.J. Maastricht' (purple handstamp on FFEP); 'Bibliotheca Collegii Maximi S.J. Traiectensis' (purple handstamp on p.ii).
The second Jesuit monastery in Maastricht (Collegium Canisianum), founded 1853, which housed the main theological library of the Dutch province. Bought by Dr. Harrison from Casanova Books, Amsterdam.
Collegium Societatis Jesu (Ingolstadt, Germany)
Norton.a.11: Annotation: Collegii Societatis Jesu Ingolstadii' [?]
The Jesuit College of Ingolstadt, Bavaria, a Jesuit school and the headquarters of the Jesuits in Germany.
Collehole, John
6.51.15: Provenance: John Collehole (or Collihole?)
Colles, A.
Hib.5.830.19: Stamp: A. Colles
Collett, Henry, -1803
S721.d.76.1-: Bookplate: Rev. Henry Collet A.M.
Possibly: Reverend Henry Collett, matriculated Pembroke College Oxford 1772.
Collier, John Payne, 1789-1883
SSS.44.15: Provenance: J Payne Collier
Probably: John Payne Collier, English Shakespearian scholar and forger.
Colling, Henry
Syn.8.54.158: Provenance: Henry Colling
Collings, Dr.
G.11.40: Provenance: Dr. Collings
Collings, Mary
Syn.7.60.126: Provenance: Mary Collings
Collins, Henry
Keynes.S.2.53: Bookplate: Henry Collins. Motto: Esto Quod Esse Videris.
Possibly: a member of the Collins family of Wythall Walford.
Collyer, Joseph, 1748-1827
7720.d.497-: Bookplate: Joseph Collyer
Possibly: Joseph Collyer, English engraver and associate of the Royal Academy.
Colman , J. J. (Jeremiah James ), 1830-1898
S727.d.75.66: Bookplate: Jeremiah James Colman
Probably: Jeremiah James Colman, mustard manufacturer and MP for Norwich.
Colomesius, S.
Adams.6.55.4, item no. 1: Provenance: S. Colomesius
Colonna, Girolamo, 1604-1666
Rel.e.54.24: Armorial binding: Colonna, red morocco - gold, ownership mark; Herbert Thompson d.d. Ernest Heinmann Roma…1923; note Armorial bookstamp of Card. Girolamo Colonna, d. 1666 See Cianoe (A.) Vitae et res gestae pontificium romanorum…p567.1677
Probably: Cardinal Girolamo Colonna, Cardinal in the Roman Catholic Church and member of the noble Colonna family.
Colquhoun, J. C. (John Campbell), 1785-1854
Hib.5.762.8: Annotation: 'J C Colquhoun London 1851'
Possibly: John Campbell Colquhoun, historian and author of 'An History of Magic, witchcraft, and animal magnetism'.
Colquhoun family
7582.d.7: Bookplate: Colquhon of Camstraddan
Probably: From a member of the Clan Colquhoun of Camstradden Castle.
Columbine, Edward Henry , 1763-1811
7500.d.260: Bookplate: Edward Henry Columbine
Possibly: Edward Henry Columbine, hydrographer and colonial governor, commander of the frigate Ulysses.
7720.d.568: Bookplate: Edward Henry Columbine
7720.d.569: Bookplate: Edward Henry Columbine
7720.d.570: Bookplate: Edward Henry Columbine
Colville, Charles Robert, 1815-1886
7230.d.14: Bookplate: Charles Robert Colvile
Possibly: Charles Robert Colvile of Duffield Hall, MP for South Derbyshire, Justice of the Peace and Deputy Lieutenant, matriculated Christ Church College Oxford 1833.
Colville, H. E. (Henry Edward), 1852-1907
Leigh.d.5.283-: Stamp: H. E. Colville
Possibly: Major-General Sir Henry Edward Colville.
Colville, John, 1725-1811
Syn.5.76.9: Bookplate: Rt. Hon. Lord John Colvill of Culross
Possibly: John Colville, 8th Lord Colville of Culross. Possibly: His son, John Colville, 9th Lord Colville of Culross (1768-1849).
Combe, Tobie, of Oxford
T.13.9: Provenance: Tobie Combe, Oxon.
Comber, Thomas
Leigh.e.8.50: Bookplate: Thomas Comber
Comerford, James, 1807-1881
Cam.d.600.1: Bookplate: James Comerford
Probably: James Comerford FSA, book collector, notary and antiquarian.
M.14.65: Bookplate: James Comerford
SSS.54.3: Bookplate: James Comerford
Young.209: Bookplate: James Comerford
Young.260: Bookplate: James Comerford
Commin, James G.
Keynes.U.8.24: Ticket: James G. Commin, 230 High St., Exeter, bookseller's ticket
Company of Barber-Surgeons (London, England)
K.10.54: Provenance: London Barber Surgeons (sel)
Complesso dell'Eremo dei Camaldoli (Naples, Italy). Biblioteca
7880.d.299: Bookplate: Biblioteca di Camaldoli, Napoli
Possibly: from the Eremo di S. Salvatore dei Camaldoli, a hermitage for Camaldolese monks in Naples.
Compton, Frances, Lady, approximately 1758-1832
7350.d.95: Bookplate: Lady Frances Compton
Probably: Lady Frances Compton, sister of the 1st Marquess of Northampton .
Compton, Henry Combe, 1789-1866
Adams.7.64.46: Bookplate: Henry C. Compton, Manor House Lyndhurst
Probably: Henry Combe Compton, MP for South Hampshire, Deputy Lieutenant of Hampshire, natriculated Oriel College Oxford 1806.
Hib.4.723.2: Bookplate: Henry C. Compton, Manor House Lyndhurst
Keynes.T.2.14: Bookplate: Henry C. Compton, Manor House Lyndhurst
Comtat, A.
Leigh.d.8.116-117: Ticket: A. Comtat, Geneva, bookseller's ticket
Comyns, John, approximately 1874-1856
7640.d.4: Bookplate: J. Comyns, Wood
Possibly: Rev John Comyns, Rector of Wood and Bishop's Teignton in Devon, matriculated Oriel College Oxford 1795.
7720.b.34: Bookplate: J. Comyns, Wood
7743.d.160-: Bookplate: J. Comyns, Wood
Keynes.D.5.16: Bookplate: J. Comyns, Wood
Conduitt, John, 1688-1737
Syn.6.63.18: Bookplate: I. Conduitt Esq.
Possibly: John Conduitt, Master of the Royal Mint, matriculated Trinity College 1706.
Congregational Library (London, England)
Cam.d.632.3: Bookplate: Congregational Library, Memorial Hall, London
From the Congregational Library of Memorial Hall, London.
Congreve, William
7180.e.21: Bookplate: Congreve of Congreve. Motto: Non Moritur Cujus Fama Vivit. Annotation: Wm Congreve Jy 20th 1784.
Possibly: William Congreve of Congreve, eldest son and heir of Rev. Richard Congreve of Congreve and Martha Jones of Fynnant, CO. Montgomery.
Coninck Liefsting, F. B., 1827-1913
7000.d.2090: Ownership label stuck to title page: 'F. B. Coninck Liefsting.' (printed) with 'Middelburg' in ms. under it, nineteenth or twentieth century.
Focco Bernardus Coninck Liefsting, judge and legal scholar.
Connolly, T. (Thomas), active 1840-1859
Acton.b.25.238: Bookplate: T. Connolly, 10 up. Ormand Quay, Dublin, bookseller
Acton.b.32.50: Bookplate: T. Connolly, 10 up. Ormand Quay, Dublin, bookseller
Brett-Smith.c.82: Bookplate: T. Connolly, 10 up. Ormand Quay, Dublin, bookseller
Hunter.d.75.8: Bookplate: T. Connolly, 10 up. Ormand Quay, Dublin, bookseller
Keynes.B.4.18: Ticket: T. Connolly, Chancery Place, Dublin, bookseller's ticket
S180.e.76.3: Bookplate: T. Connolly, 10 up. Ormand Quay, Dublin, bookseller
Conolly, Thomas, 1738-1803
7720.c.164: Bookplate: Thomas Conolly. Motto: En Dieu Est Tout.
Possibly: Thomas Conolly, MP for Malmesbury and Member of Irish Parliament for Ballyshannon and County Londonderry.
Conrad-Eybesfeld (Family)
Oates.229-230: Stamp: Bibliothek zu Eybesfeld
The library of Schloss Eybesfeld, Styria, the seat of the Conrad-Eybesfeld family, was sold in 1958.
Conservative Committee of the Parish of Saint Bride, Dublin
Hib.5.837.30: Bookplate: Conservative Committee of the Parish of Saint Bride, Dublin
Constable, David, 1795-1857
7540.d.143: Bookplate: David Constable, arms stamped on front board with motto 'Impiger et fidus', note inside 'Arms of David Constable'
Probably: David Constable, Member of the Faculty of Advocates, amassed a large library of Scottish literature and history.
Constable, William, 1721-1791
7300.d.91, item no. 1: Bookplate: W. Constable Esq., F.R.S., F.A.S.
Probably: William Constable FRS FSA, of Burton Constable Hall, amassed a large Cabinet of Curiosities, including a collection of scientific instruments and British birds.
7300.d.94: Bookplate: W. Constable Esq., F.R.S., F.A.S.
7560.c.17: Bookplate: W. Constable Esq., F.R.S., F.A.S.
Keynes.P.4.2: Bookplate: W. Constable Esq., F.R.S., F.A.S.
Keynes.R.7.16: Bookplate: W. Constable Esq., F.R.S., F.A.S.
Oates.479-481: Bookplate: W. Constable Esq., F.R.S., F.A.S.
S300.d.74.3: Bookplate: W. Constable Esq., F.R.S., F.A.S.
S360.b.76.1: Bookplate: W. Constable Esq., F.R.S., F.A.S.
S721.d.75.12-: Bookplate: W. Constable Esq., F.R.S., F.A.S.
S727.d.75.51-52: Bookplate: W. Constable Esq., F.R.S., F.A.S.
SSS.48.5: Bookplate: W. Constable Esq., F.R.S., F.A.S.
Constitutional Club (London, England). Library
7250.b.105: Constitutional Club Library, 'The Gift of the Right Honble. Lord Colchester. 1887', at end of vol.
From the Library of the Constitutional Club, Northumberland Avenue, London, established 1883.
7706.d.220: Constitutional Club Library, 'The Gift of the Right Honble. Lord Colchester. 1887'.
7720.d.654: Bookplate: Constitutional Club Library
MR708.d.75.5: Bookplate: Constitutional Club Library, 'The Gift of the Right Honble. Lord Colchester. 1887'.
S250.d.71.3: Bookplate: Constitutional Club Library
Convent of the Sacred Heart (Roehampton, London, England)
Leigh.d.11.288: Bookplate: Roehampton, 'Pensionnat des Religieuses du Sacré-Coeur de Jésus' Prize plate for 'Marguerite Gardon' [?]
A prize from the convent school in Roehampton, founded 1850.
Convento di San Nicola da Tolentino (Venice, Italy)
Ely.a.140: Bookplate: Venice, 'Domus S. Nicolai Tolent Venet'
Probably: From the Monastery of Saint Nicholas of Tolentino in Venice (Convento di San Nicola da Tolentino).
Convento di Santa Maria Sopra Minerva (Rome, Italy). Biblioteca
White.d.279: Stamp: Biblioth. Conv. S. M. S. Minervam, Ord. Praed.
Probably: The library of the Convent of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva in Rome.
Conventus Sancti Josephi Uraemundae
7100.d.1239: Stamp: Ex libris Conv. S. Joseph Uraemundae
A convent of St. Joseph in an unidentified location, possibly the Huize Sint Jozef in Roermond, Netherlands (active 1915-1946).
Cony, R., active 1876
Huntingdon.19.5: Bookplate: Huntingdon Archdeaconry, 'Presented to the Library by [MS.] Rev. R. Cony Nov. 1876'
Conyers, John, 1717-1775
Cam.b.673.2: Bookplate: John Conyers, Copt Hall, Essex
Probably: John Conyers, MP for Reading and for Essex, matriculated University College Oxford 1735.
Conyngham, Marquess
7000.d.268: Bookplate: Conyngham, with Marquess' Coronet
7000.d.32-33: Bookplate: Conyngham, with Marquess' Coronet
7560.d.196-199: Bookplate: Conyngham, with Marquess' Coronet
OP.3100.111.0221(19): Bookplate: Conyngham, with Marquess' Coronet
S727.d.83.65-66: Bookplate: Conyngham, with Marquess' Coronet
S727.d.84.19-21: Bookplate: Conyngham, with Marquess' Coronet
Cooke, Edward, active 1665
O.9.19: Provenance: Edward Cooke, 1665
Cooke, Henry
Harley-Mason.c.49: Bookplate: Henry Cooke
Cooke, Nathaniel
H.5.50: Provenance: Nat Cooke
Cooke, Roger, approximately 1704-1783
CCC.46.216: Bookplate: Roger Cooke, 'E libris Rogeri Cook, Ashfield' (also in other volumes in CCA-F.46 but usually covered over)
Probably: Roger Cooke, physician and surgeon, of Ashfield.
Cooke, Thomas
Syn.7.62.46: Provenance: Thos. Cooke
Cooke-Hurle, Joseph, 1859-1930
7100.d.878: Bookplate: Joseph Cooke-Hurle of the County of Somerset Esquire, MA Cantab MCMX. Motto: Confide Recte Agens.
Joseph Cooke-Hurle, Justice of the Peace, Deputy Lieutenant, High Sheriff for Somerset, matriculated Trinity College 1879, husband of Norah Fry.
Coombe, Arthur E.
Keynes.Y.1.12: Bookplate: Arthur E. Coombe
Coombe, Thomas, Rev.
F150.d.1.25: Bookplate: Rev. Thomas Coombe M.A. Motto: Sperate Miseri Cavete Felices.
Cooper, Colonel
7706.d.161: Bookplate: Colonel Cooper
Hib.7.765.18: Bookplate: Colonel Cooper
Cooper, Arthur
Syn.3.63.1: Annotation: Arthur Cooper January 17th 1830 Sawston
Cooper, B.
Syn.6.56.7: Provenance: B. Cooper (Καπεροs)
Cooper, Bryan, 1884-1930
Hib.7.723.9: Bookplate: Markree Library, rearranged in 1913 by Bryan Cooper
Probably: Bryan Cooper, Irish politician and landowner, MP for South Dublin County, Teachta Dála for Dublin County.
Cooper, Charles Beauchamp, 1803-1878
7720.d.1129: Bookplate: C. Beauchamp Cooper
Probably: Rev Charles Beauchamp Cooper, Rector of Morley, matriculated University College Oxford 1820.
Cooper, Charles Purton, 1793-1873
8586.c.49: Bookplate: Charles Purton Cooper
Probably: Charles Purton Cooper, lawyer and antiquary, matriculated Wadham College Oxford 1810.
Cooper, Diana, 1892-1986
Brett-Smith.1037: Bookplate: Diana Duff Cooper
Possibly: Diana Olivia Winifred Maud Cooper, Viscountess Norwich, wife of Alfred Duff Cooper.
Cooper, Duff, Viscount, 1890-1954
7735.e.218-224: Bookplate: Duff Cooper
Probably: Alfred Duff Cooper, 1st Viscount Norwich, MP for Oldham and Westminster St George's, British Ambassador to France, studied at New College Oxford.
Keynes.R.2.23: Bookplate: Duff Cooper
Cooper, Edward Joshua, 1798-1863
Hib.7.723.9: Bookplate: Edward Joshua Cooper, Markree Castle
Probably: Edward Joshua Cooper, politican and astronomer, MP for Co. Sligo, creator of the Marktree Observatory, matriculated Christ College Oxford 1816.
Cooper, John
Keynes.T.5.12: Bookplate: John Cooper. Motto: Semper Sorte Contentus
Cooper, Richard
Hib.5.788.15: Bookplate: Richard Cooper
Hib.7.752.43: Bookplate: Richard Cooper
Coore, John, active 1783
7300.d.300: Bookplate: John Coore
Possibly: John Coore Esq. of Golders Hill, landscape architect.
Oates.72-76: Bookplate: John Coore
Oates.77-83: Bookplate: John Coore
Oates.84-85: Bookplate: John Coore
Oates.86-88: Bookplate: John Coore
Oates.89: Bookplate: John Coore
Cope, John A.
S718.c.90.71-: Bookplate: Joannis A. Cope
Cope family
Hib.7.736.23: Bookplate: Aequo Adeste Animo
Probably: Belonging to the Cope Family of Loughgall, Co. Armagh.
Copeland, William
7720.d.705: Bookplate: William Copeland; Franks 6827
Copinger, Walter Arthur, 1847-1910
7720.b.88: Bookplate: Walter Arthur Copinger
Probably: Walter Arthur Copinger, Professor of Law, antiquarian and bibliographer.
Copley, Godfrey, approximately 1653-1709
Keynes.T.2.8: Bookplate: Sir Godfrey Copley Bart.
Probably: Sir Godfrey Copley, 2nd Baronet, art collector and Fellow of the Royal Society, MP for Alborough.
Copley, Joseph, Sir, approximately 1769-1838
Cam.e.646.11: Bookplate: Sir Joseph Copley Bart. Franks 6836
Probably: Sir Joseph Copley, 3rd Baronet, matriculated Christ Church College Oxford 1786.
Keynes.N.2.16: Bookplate: Sir Joseph Copley Bart. Franks 6837
Keynes.P.1.31: Bookplate: Sir Joseph Copley Bart. Franks 6838
Keynes.T.1.4: Bookplate: Sir Joseph Copley Bart. Franks 6840
Copley, Joseph, Sir , approximately 1769-1838
Leigh.c.11.57: Label: Sir Joseph Copley
Copsey, Anthony Thomas, 1932-
7474.d.148: Bookplate: A. T. Copsey of Sparrowes Nest in Ipswich.
Anthony Thomas (Tony) Copsey of Sparrowes Nest, Ipswich, businessman and author.
7474.d.148-151: Bookplate: A. T. Copsey of Sparrowes Nest in Ipswich.
7720.d.1740: Bookplate: A. T. Copsey of Sparrowes Nest in Ipswich
8000.c.91: Bookplate: A. T. Copsey of Sparrowes Nest in Ipswich
8000.d.2-4: Bookplate: A. T. Copsey of Sparrowes Nest in Ipswich
S382.c.83.1: Bookplate: A. T. Copsey of Sparrowes Nest in Ipswich
S721.d.80.85: Bookplate: A. T. Copsey of Sparrowes Nest in Ipswich
Syn.7.68.227: Bookplate: A. T. Copsey of Sparrowes Nest in Ipswich
Coquereau, Charles Jacques Louis, 1744-1796
7300.e.11: Bookplate: C. J. L. Coquereau
Probably: Charles Jacques Louis Coquereau, French physician, whose library was auctioned on November 25 1796 following his death.
Corbeau de Vaulserre, François, Marquis de, 1732-1785
7000.d.1276: Bookplate: "Nil Nisi Virtute", French Marquis Coronet
Probably: François Marquis de Corbeau de Vaulserre. Possibly: Another of the Marquis de Corbeau de Vaulserre.
Corbet, Henry, 1708-1750
S721.d.73.15: Bookplate: Henry Corbet A.M. Franks 6846
Possibly: Henry Corbet, 6th Baronet Corbet of Stoke upon Tern, Rector of Adderley, matriculated Queens' College 1726.
Corbet, Richard, 1804-1877
7180.d.110-: Bookplate: Richard Corbett, Adderley
Possibly: Richard Corbet Of Adderley Hall, Shropshire.
Corbet, Robert, 1707-1805
Hib.7.736.18: Bookplate: Robert Corbet Esq. Motto: Deus Pascit Corvos. Franks 6849
Possibly: Robert Corbet of Salop, brother of Henry Corbet, 6th Baronet, matriculated Queens' 1725.
Corbet, David, M.D.
8000.c.1311(7): Presentation inscription from the author to Dr D. Corbet.
David Corbet, physician and vice president of the Worcester Literary and Scientific Institution
Corbett, Andrew, approximately 1805-1864
8720.b.14: Bookplate: Rev. Andrew Corbett
Possibly: Rev Andrew Corbet, Rector of Benniworth and South Willingham.
Corbett, Henry , 1708-1750
7180.d.110-: Bookplate: Henry Corbet A.M. Franks 6847
Cordner, Edward J., -1870
Syn.7.80.140-143: Bookplate: Rev. Edward J. Cordner
Probably: Rev Edward James Cordner, Curate of Lisburn and Derriaghy.
Cornish, Thomas Brooking, -1906
Syn.8.63.328: Bookplate: T. B. Cornish of Oriel College Oxon.
Probably: Rev Thomas Brooking Cornish, Rector of Ufton-Nervet and Hon. Canon of Chester, matriculated Wadham College 1833, Fellow of Oriel College 1840-1847.
Cornwall, G.
White.c.16: Bookplate: G. Cornwall. Motto: Ingenium Par [obscured]
Cornwall, John
T540.d.5.13b: Bookplate: John Cornwall. Motto: Fide Et Virtute
T540.d.5.22b: Bookplate: John Cornwall
Cornwallis, Charles Cornwallis, Earl, 1700-1762
Brett-Smith.562: Bookplate: Lord Cha. Cornwallis. Motto: 'Virtus Vincit Invidiam' Franks 6907
Probably: Charles Cornwallis, 1st Earl Cornwallis, Lord Lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets, Constable of the Tower of London and Member of the Privy Council, matriculated Clare College 1717.
Cornwallis, Charles Cornwallis, Marquis, 1738-1805
2.25.44: Bookplate: Marquis Cornwallis, Franks 6909
Probably: Charles Cornwallis, 1st Marquess Cornwallis, MP for Eye, Lord of the Bedchamber, Governor-General of Bengal, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland and Commander-in-Chief, matriculated Clare College1756?.
Corpus Christi College (University of Cambridge)
8706.c.126: Bookplate: Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, 'Coll. Corp. Christi et B. V. Mariæ Cantabrigiæ'
8706.c.149: Bookplate: Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, 'Coll. Corp. Christi et B. V. Mariæ Cantabrigiæ'
8706.c.151: Bookplate: Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, 'Coll. Corp. Christi et B. V. Mariæ Cantabrigiæ'
8706.c.152: Bookplate: Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, 'Coll. Corp. Christi et B. V. Mariæ Cantabrigiæ'
Adv.b.119.11: Bookplate: Corpus Christis College, Cambridge, 'Presented to…'
S100.b.86.5: Bookplate: Corpus Christis College, Cambridge, 'Presented to…'
S706.c.82.6: Bookplate: Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, 'E libris Samuelis Savage Lewis'
S706.c.87.2: Bookplate: Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, 'E libris Samuelis Savage Lewis'
Syn.8.54.62: Provenance: Corpus College, Cambridge
Corrie, G. , of Essex, active 1779
Syn.8.63.9: Provenance: G. Corrie, Essex, 1779
Corry, Edmund Leslie, -1764
Hib.7.753.43: Bookplate: Edmund Leslie Corry
Probably: Captain Edmund Leslie Corry, Member of Irish Parliament for Newtown-Limavady.
Corry , James
Hib.5.812.54: Bookplate: James Corry
S735.d.80.55-57: Bookplate: James Corry
Cortade
7000.c.63: Annotation: Cortade
Cortês, João José de Mendonça , 1838-1912
Morison.86.1019: Bookplate: Conselheiro Mendoņca Cortez
Probably: João José de Mendonça Cortes, Professor of Law and Finance Director, Minister of Justice for Portuguese Government.
Cortot, Alfred, 1877-1962
Leigh.d.9.11: Bookplate: Alfred Cortot
Probably: Alred Denis Cortot, Swiss-French pianist and conductor, studied at the Paris Conservatoire.
Cory, Robert, 1690-1751
Huntingdon.7.5: Bookplate: E. Libris Roberti Cory, with arms of Cory family of Norfolk. Franks 6939.
Possibly: Rev Robert Cory, Master at Norwich Grammar School and Vicar of St Michael Coslany, Norwich, matriculated Gonville and Caius 1708.
Corÿ, Thomas, active 1634
Syn.7.55.37: Provenance: Tho. Corÿ(?), Hospit Graÿ(?), 1634
Cosson, Charles Alexander, baron de, 1846-1929
7743.c.101: Bookplate: Caroli Alexandri de Cosson
Probably: Baron Charles Alexander de Cosson, antiquarian collector who specialised in collecting antique arms and armour.
7743.c.102: Bookplate: Caroli Alexandri de Cosson
Costa, José da Silva
F157.c.4.1: Stamp: 'Da livraria de Jozé da Silva Costa'
Costello, James
Hib.7.850.27: Stamp: James Costello
Coston, John
G.6.58: Provenance: John Coston
Cotton, Robert, Sir, 1571-1631
L*.7.12-13(A): Provenance: Sir Robert Cotton, 1613
Cotton, William, -1819
Hib.5.801.26: Bookplate: Cotton , Motto: In Utraque Fortuna Paratus
Possibly: William Cotton, Esq. of Etwall Hall. Possibly: His sister, Elizabeth Cotton (approximately 1748-1833), widow of Joseph Green of Hall Green.
Couch, Mary, active 1704
Syn.8.61.175: Annotation: 'Mary Couch Her Book 1704'
Courcier, Mme Ve
White.a.37: Bookplate: Courcier, 'Se vend chez Mm. Ve. Courcier etc. Paris'
Courtanvaux, François-César le Tellier, marquis de, 1718-1781
Leigh.b.11.74: Stamp: Le mis de Courtanvaux
Probably: Francois-Cesar le Tellier, Marquis de Courtanvaux, Colonel and Member of l'Academie des Science, known for his work in chemistry.
Courtauld-Thomson, Courtauld Greenwood Courtauld-Thomson, Baron, 1865-1954
S425.c.95.1: Bookplate: Courtauld-Thomson, Dorneywood
Probably: Courtauld Greenwood Courtauld-Thomson, 1st Baron Courtauld-Thomson, businessman and philanthropist, matriculated Magdalen College Oxford 1884.
Courtenay, Hélène de , 1689-1768
6000.e.2: Bookplate: Arms of de Courtenay and Bauffrement. Motto: 'Dieu Ayde Au Premier Chrestien, Plus de Devil Que de Joyce'
Possibly: Hélène de Courtenay, Marchioness of Bauffrement.
7440.d.109: Bookplate: Arms of de Courtenay and Bauffrement. Motto: 'Dieu Ayde Au Premier Chrestien, Plus de Devil Que de Joyce'
Courtenay, Henry Drury, 1891-1970
Keynes.Q.6.23: Annotation: Henry Drury-Courtenay, Bound Page: 'This Book, in 1911, was handed down to Henry Drury-Courtenay who is a descendant of the ancient and noble family of the Drurys and also of the Courtenays', Annotation: 'In Memory of Eights Week 1912 from SLF [?]'
Probably: Henry Drury Courtenay, 2nd Lieutenant in Royal Bucks Hussars, jailed for sexual offences, studied at Pembroke College Oxford.
Coventry Institute. Circulating Library
Syn.7.72.31: Bookplate: Coventry Institute (Regulations of the circulating library of)
Probably: The Coventry Institute, which was formed in 1855 from the Coventry Religious and Useful Knowledge Society and the Coventry Mechanics' Institution.
Covington, William Henry Walter, 1871-1894
7720.d.212: Bookplate: Gulielmi Henrici Covington… Cantab… MDCCCXCIV
Probably: William Henry Walter Covington, matriculated Trinity College 1890.
Cowell, Edward B. (Edward Byles), 1826-1903
Adv.a.78.9-10: Provenance: Presentation label of E. B. Cowell
Probably: Edward Byles Cowell, scholar and Professor of Sanskrit at Cambridge University, matriculated Magdalen College Oxford 1850.
Cowell, Richard, curate of Tallington, active 1528
Rel.d.52.9: Provenance: Ric. Cowell, curat de Talyngton, 1528
Cowie, B. M. (Benjamin Morgan), 1816-1900
Williams.489: Bookplate: B. M. Cowie
Possibly: Benjamin Morgan Cowie, Dean of Manchester and of Exeter, matriculated St John's College 1833.
Cowie, Charles Rennie, 1851-1922
S238.d.77.1: Bookplate: Charles R. Cowie
Charles R. Cowie, Robert Burns collector and philanthropist, who amassed the Cowie Collection now housed in the National Library of Scotland, worked with the Rangoon Oil Company and along with his brothers formed Cowie Brothers & Co. in Glasgow.
S560.a.72.1: Bookplate: Charles R. Cowie
Cowper, George Augustus Clavering Cowper, Earl of, 1776-1799
7250.d.76-: Bookplate: Panshanger, two entwined 'C's with Earl's Coronet; Franks 7118
Probably: George Augustus Clavering Cowper, 4th Earl Cowper; Or: His brother, Peter Leopold Louis Francis Nassau Clavering-Cowper, 5th Earl Cowper, FRS. Possibly: Another of the Earls Cowper of Panshanger House.
7720.d.203-: Bookplate: Panshanger, two entwined 'C's with Earl's Coronet; Franks 7118
Cowper, George Augustus Frederick Cowper, Earl of, 1806-1856
7540.d.59: Bookplate: Panshanger, single 'C' with Earl's Coronet; Franks 7117
Probably: George Augustus Frederick Cowper, 6th Earl Cowper, Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, MP for Canterbury. Possibly: Another of the Earls Cowper of Panshanger House.
7540.d.92: Bookplate: Panshanger, single 'C' with Earl's Coronet; Franks 7117
Cowper, George Nassau Clavering, Earl of, 1738-1789
Keynes.E.4.7: Bookplate: anon., armorial (Panshanger Library?), See also PANSHANGER
Probably: George Nassau Clavering Cowper, 3rd Earl, MP for Hertford, sometimes known as Lord Fordwich.
Cowper, John
Keynes.T.6.25: Annotation: 'John Cowper his book'
Cowper, Samuel
Keynes.T.6.25: Annotation: 'Samuill [sic] Cowper his book Decemb. 21 1709'
Cowper, William, 1731-1800
Keynes.P.6.27: Bookplate: William Cowper Esq. Franks 7129. Annotation: Wm Cowper 1792.
Probably: William Cowper, poet and hymn writer, forerunner of the Romantic movement.
Keynes.R.2.14: Bookplate: William Cowper Esq. Franks 7130
Keynes.R.2.15: Bookplate: William Cowper Esq. Franks 7131
Keynes.R.2.16: Bookplate: William Cowper Esq. Franks 7132
Keynes.R.2.20: Annotation: Wm Cowper 1797
Keynes.R.6.12: Bookplate: William Cowper Esq. Franks 7133
Keynes.R.6.14: Bookplate: William Cowper Esq. Franks 7134
Keynes.S.4.22-25: Bookplate: William Cowper Esq. Franks 7136
Cowper, William Clavering-Cowper, Earl, 1709-1764
7180.b.12: Bookplate: Earl of Cowper, See also PANSHANGER
Probably: William Clavering-Cowper, 2nd Earl Clowper, Lord Lieutenant of Hertfordshire and Lord of the Bedchamber.
Brett-Smith.491: Bookplate: anon., armorial, See also PANSHANGER
Cowper, William Cowper, Earl, 1709-1764
Leigh.e.8.15,16: Bookplate: Earl of Cowper, Motto: Tuum Est
Probably: William Cowper, 2nd Earl Cowper.
Cox, A., of Cambridge
8720.d.558: Label: A. Cox, 18 St John St Cambridge
Cox, A. J.
7700.c.208: Bookplate: A. J. Cox. Motto: Vita Sine Literis Mors Est
Cox, Charles F. (Charles Finney), 1846-1912
7735.d.648: Bookplate: Charles F. Cox, New York
Probably: Charles Finney Cox, collector of books - especially on magic and the occult - and microscopes, Treasurer of the Board of the New York Botanical Garden.
Cox, Edwin Marion, 1869-1942
Keynes.T.2.17: Bookplate: E. M. Cox, 'Ex libris E. M. Cox', with "Quous que tandem"
Probably: Edwin Marion Cox, American physician and writer who lived in London from 1903.
Williams.502: Bookplate: E. M. Cox, 'Ex libris E. M. Cox', with "Quous que tandem"
Williams.641: Bookplate: E. M. Cox, 'Ex libris E. M. Cox', with "Quous que tandem"
Williams.668-: Bookplate: E. M. Cox, 'Ex libris E. M. Cox', with "Quous que tandem"
Cox, William
H.15.30: Provenance: Guil Cox
Cox, William, Jun., of Dorchester
Syn.1.66.1: Provenance: William Cox Jun, Dorchester, Oxon
Coyle, Rowland
G.4.18: Provenance: Rowland Coyle (sel d)
Cracroft, John , 1748-1821
7720.b.24: Bookplate: John Cracroft
Probably: John Cracroft of Hackthorn Hall, who married Penelope Anne Weston in 1782.
White.d.148: Bookplate: John Cracroft
Cragus, G. , of London, active 1619
P*.16.7(F): Provenance: G. Cragus, Londini, 1619
Cragus, Joannes
Dd*.3.32(E), item no. 6: Provenance: Joannes Cragus
Craig, James T. Gibson (James Thomson Gibson), 1799-1886
SSS.30.13: Note attached inside this edition indicates J. T. Gibson Craig as a former owner.
Probably: James Thomson Gibson Craig, lawyer and antiquarian, writer to the signet, known for his collections of antiquarian books.
Craigie, Charles, -1779
7540.a.14: Bookplate: Charles Craigie Esq. Motto: Honeste Vivo
Probably: Charles Craigie of Glendoick, subject of portrait by William Mosman, son of Robert Craigie, Lord Glendoick.
7720.e.94: Bookplate: Charles Craigie Esq. Motto: Honeste Vivo
White.d.82: Bookplate: Charles Craigie Esqr. Motto: 'Honeste Vivo'. Annotation: Cha. Craigie 1739.
White.d.82: Bookplate: Charles Craigie Esq. Motto: Honeste Vivo
Craigie Hall. Library
F157.a.2.2: Bookplate: Craigie Hall Library
From the library of Craigiehall, near Edinburgh.
Craig-Laurie, Rowland, 1810-1896
7474.c.33-: Bookplate: Craig-Laurie of Redcastle
Probably: Rowland Craig-Laurie of Red Castle Kirkcudbright, magistrate.
Craik, Henry, Sir, 1846-1927
S721.e.71.1: Bookplate: Sir Henry Craik Bart. P.C. K.C.B.
Probably: Sir Henry Craik, 1st Baronet, MP for Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities, Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath.
Cran, John Duncan, approximately 1883-1971
S644.c.80.1: Bookplate: John Duncan Cran
Possibly: John Duncan Cran, naval engineer, of Glasgow.
Crane, Charles Theomartyr, 1799-1829
7720.e.87: Bookplate: Charles Theomartyr Crane
Probably: Rev Charles Theomartyr Crane, Perpetual Curate of Paddington St James, matriculated Magdelan Hall Oxford 1798.
Crane, Walter, 1845-1915
F151.a.4.3: Bookplate: Walter Crane
Bookplate of the painter and illustrator Walter Crane.
Cranleigh School, Library
7620.c.7: Bookplate: 'Bibliotheca Scholae Cranleiensis'. Motto: 'Ex Cultu Robur'
Probably: From the library of the Cranleigh School in Surrey.
Cranmer, Thomas, 1489-1559
B*.1.28(B): Provenance: Tho. Cranmer. See David Selwyn, The library of Thomas Cranmer (Oxford, 1996), 129*.
C*.16.13(F): Provenance: Tho. Cranmer (cf. 874.b.20)
E*.8.18(C): Provenance: Tho. Cranmer. See David Selwyn, The library of Thomas Cranmer (Oxford, 1996), 63*.
I*.6.47(F): Provenance: Tho. Cranmer. See David Selwyn, The library of Thomas Cranmer (Oxford, 1996), 131**.
K*.1.21(C): Provenance: Tho. Cranmer. See David Selwyn, The library of Thomas Cranmer (Oxford, 1996), 73.
L.3.3: Provenance: Tho. Cranmer (cf. 874.b.20) (sel)
O*.8.15(B): Provenance: Tho. Cranmer (cf. 874.b.20)
Rel.d.54.26: Provenance: Tho. Cranmer (cf. 874.b.20)
U*.4.65(C): Provenance: Tho. Cranmer (cf. 874.b.20)
Crashaw, William, 1572-1626
F*.7.19(B): Armorial binding: William Crashaw
Probably: Rev William Crashaw, Minister at Bridlington and Beverley, Preacher at the Inner Temple, Prebendary of York, matriculated St John's College Cambridge 1588.
F*.8.23(B): Armorial binding: William Crashaw
G*.15.26(G): Provenance: 'Servire deo regnare est' (W. Crashaw?)
J*.9.14(B): Armorial binding: William Crashaw
M*.15.34(F): Provenance: W. Crashaw
S*.4.19(D): Armorial binding: William Crashaw
Craster, Daniel, 1723-1784
Keynes.T.5.8: Bookplate: Daniel Craster of Craster, Northumberland
Probably: Daniel Craster of Craster Tower, High Sheriff of Northumberland 1779.
Craven, Francis, active 1866
S721.d.86.36: Bookplate: Francis Craven, Kipping House, Thornton
Probably: Frances Craven of Kipping House in Thornton, manufacturer and mill owner in Thornton and Bradford.
Crawford, Archibald, approximately 1513-
Keynes.S.7.3: Stamp: 'CANONICVS GLASGVE ARCHIBALDVS CRAVFVRD'; Note: 'Armorial stamp of Archibald Crawford, Canon of Glasgow'
Probably: Archibald Crawford, Canon of Glasgow and Parson of Eaglesham.
Crawford, James Ludovic Lindsay, Earl of, 1847-1913
Keynes.Q.2.37: Bookplate: 'Bibliotheca Lindesiana'
The 'Bibliotheca Lindesiana' which James Lindsay, 26th Earl of Crawford, and his father, Alexander William Crawford Lindsay, 25th Earl, had together planned and amassed. The bulk of the library was kept at Haigh Hall in Lancashire.
Norton.d.126: Bookplate: 'Bibliotheca Lindesiana'
S540.d.82.7: Bookplate: 'Bibliotheca Lindesiana'
S560.d.81.7: Bookplate: 'Bibliotheca Lindesiana'
White.d.302: Bookplate: 'Bibliotheca Lindesiana'
Crawford, William Horatio, 1815?-1888
Cam.d.626.2: Bookplate: William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork
William Horatio Crawford, Irish philanthropist and book collector, whose 'Crawford Collection' is now largely held in the Bodleian Library.
Cam.e.786.1: Bookplate: William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork
Ggg.19-25: Bookplate: William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork
Keynes.A.5.30: Bookplate: William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork
Norton.a.17: Bookplate: William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork
Norton.d.213: Bookplate: William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork
SSS.1.1: Bookplate: William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork
SSS.25.29: Bookplate: William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork
SSS.26.4: Bookplate: William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork
SSS.41.23: Bookplate: William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork
SSS.44.15: Bookplate: William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork
SSS.45.4: Bookplate: William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork
SSS.47.34: Bookplate: William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork
Syn.5.81.5: Bookplate: William Horatio Crawford, Lakelands, Cork
Crawley, W. J. Chetwode (William John Chetwode), 1844-1916
Hib.7.756.26: Bookplate: W. J. Chetwode Crawley
Probably: William John Chetwode Crawley, Head Master of the Queen's Service Academy, Dublin, author, chairman of he Dublin Council of Teachers' Guild.
Crawley-Boevey, Thomas
Norton.d.18: Bookplate: Crawley-Boevey of Flaxley Abbey (armorial bookplate without name, motto: "Esse quam videri"), Annotation: Thom. Crawley Boevey
Probably: Thomas Crawley-Boevey of Flaxley Abbey, father of Sir Thomas Crawley-Boevey 2nd Baronet (1744-1818), matriculated Pembroke College Oxford 1729.
S474.c.79.6: Bookplate: Crawley-Boevey of Flaxley Abbey (armorial bookplate without name, motto: "Esse quam videri")
Crawshaw, Edward, 1842-1922
Cam.c.637.1: Bookplate: E. Crawshaw, dated 1894, Franks 7309 (John Williams)
Probably: Edward Crawshaw, book collector, chemist and druggist, FRGS, FRMS, sold many items from his own library at auction with Sotheby's in 1912 and 1920.
Rel.e.89.1: Bookplate: Edwd. Crawshaw
Creak, W.
Ely.d.700: Ticket: W. Creak, bookbinder stationer & bookseller, Ely
Creery, William A.
7200.c.41: Stamp: Wm. A. Creery
Cresseth, Zephan. (Zephaniah?)
Bb*.12.41, item no. 1: Provenance: Zephan Cresseth
Cresswell, D. (Daniel), 1776-1844
Cam.c.706.3: Bookplate: Daniel Cresswell
Probably: Daniel Cresswell, FRS, clergyman and mathematician, Vicar of St Andrew's in Enfield, Justice of the Peace, matriculated Trinity College 1793.
Cam.d.741.1-: Bookplate: Daniel Cresswell
Hisp.4.72.2: Armorial binding: Daniel Cresswell D.D. Trin: Coll: Cambridge, with motto "Navite et Sollerter" (Davenport p55 - corrected by Clements)
Probably: Daniel Cresswell, Fellow, Proctor and Taxor of Trinity College Cambridge, matriculated there 1793.
Cresswell, John, active 1897
7760.d.105: Bookplate: J. Cresswell
Probably: Dr John Cresswell of Rothbury House, Heaton, a collector of works by Thomas Bewick, in whose style this bookplate is designed.
Cressy, H.
R*.9.3(B): Provenance: H. Cressy
Creswell, John, active 1897
8720.c.14: Bookplate: J. Creswell
Creswick, Harry Richard, 1902-1988
6000.d.36: Bookplate: H. R. Creswick, Librarian of Cambridge University.
Harry Richard Creswick (sometimes known as Harry Richardson Creswick), Bodley's Librarian at the Bodleian Library, and Librarian of the University of Cambridge, educated Trinity College.
6000.d.37: Bookplate: H. R. Creswick, Librarian of Cambridge University.
Crewe
G.9.29: Provenance: Crewe
Crewe, John Crewe, Baron, 1772-1835
Syn.8.56.156: Bookplate: Crewe Hall, Motto: Sequor Nec Inferior. Bookplate pasted over another.
Probably: John Crewe, 2nd Baron Crewe, General in the British Army and a member of the Macartney Embassy to China.
Crewe, Robert Offley Ashburton Crewe-Milnes, Marquis of , 1858-1945
Syn.8.67.85: Bookplate: Robert Earl of Crewe, 'E libris Roberti Comites de Crewe'
Probably: Robert Crewe-Milnes, 1st Marquis Crewe, Secretary of State for War, Leader of the House of Lords, and Lord Lieutenant of the County of London, matriculated Trinity College 1875.
Crewer, William
G.11.3: Provenance: Will Crewer
Crisp, Ann Elizabeth
Syn.8.63.40: Provenance: Ann Elizabeth Crisp
Croftes, John
Syn.6.57.7: Annotation: John Croftes (crossed out)
Croftes, Richard
7735.d.67: Bookplate: Richard Croftes Esqr., Franks 7387
Probably: Richard Croftes of Little Saxham, Suffolk, MP for Petersfield, Downton and the University, matriculated ST John's College 1758.
Crofton, Mrs
7720.d.1399: Bookplate: Mrs Crofton
Keynes.R.2.29: Bookplate: Mrs Crofton
Keynes.R.2.30: Bookplate: Mrs Crofton
Crofts, John, active 1662
Adv.bb.28.1: (Nn.5.11)
Crofts, Peter A., 1924-2001
8000.b.503: Book label of Peter A. Crofts, "Briar Patch", Elm.
Peter Crofts, antique dealer of Wisbech.
Crok, Guil. (Guilielmus?)
D*.12.56(F): Title page inscribed: "lib: Guliel: Crok", ca. 1600?
Croker, Edward, 1812-1869
8000.d.62: Bookplate: Edward Croker, Ballynagarde
Possibly: Edward Croker of Ballynagarde, Co. Limerick, Captain in the 17th Lancers, Justice of the Peace and Deputy Lieutenant of Co. Limerick.
Croker, T. C.
Hib.5.810.42: Provenance: T. C. Croker
Hib.7.649.1: Provenance: T. C. Croker
Crolall, Robert
Bb*.14.12(E): Provenance: Robert Crolall
Cromer, Evelyn Baring, Earl of, 1841-1917
Keynes.S.7.8: Bookplate: Earl of Cromer, dated 1912.
Probably: Evelyn Baring, 1st Earl of Cromer, British controller-general and later consul-general in Egypt.
Cromie, John , -1879
7720.d.901: Bookplate: John Cromie, Motto: Suum Cuique.
Possibly: John Cromie of Cromore, husband of Mary Anne Cleaver.
Crompton, George , -1815
S727.d.81.5: Bookplate: George Crompton
Possibly: George Crompton, Captain of the 40th Regiment of Foot.
Crompton, John Bell, 1785-1860
S727.d.81.5: Annotation: John Bell[?] Crompton 1819
Possibly: John Bell Crompton of Irongate, Derby, Justice of the Peace, Deputy Lieutenant and Mayor of Derby.
Crooke
Brett-Smith.1010: Bookplate: Crooke
Brett-Smith.511: Bookplate: Crooke
Crosbie, Maurice, approximately 1689-1762
Hib.7.689.5: Stamp: Lord Brandon. Stamp: Maue. Crosbie
Probably: Maurice Crosbie, 1st Baron Brandon, Member of Irish Parliament for Kerry, knighted 1711.
Crosbie, William Francis, -1768
Hib.7.751.24-: Bookplate: William-Francis Crosbie Esq. December 1755
Probably: William Francis Crosbie, MP for Trim.
Crosby
7240.d.5: Bookplate: Crosby, with Motto: Spes Mia Supra. Franks 7444?
Crossley, J. W.
S721.c.72.4: Annotation: note by 'J. W. [Crossley?]'
Crousaz, M. le ministre, of Vufflens-la-Ville
Oates.335: Bookplate: Crousaz, 'A M. le ministre Crousaz, à Wufflens-la-ville' (slip on verso of title page)
Cruising Association. Library
Harley-Mason.bb.49: Bookplate: Cruising Association, Hanson.
Herbert James Hanson O.B.E., President of the Cruising Association and largely responsible for the formation of its library (now class Hanson in the University Library)
Crum, Walter, 1796-1867
7350.d.74: Bookplate: Ex Libris Walter Graham Crum, Motto: Tace
Probably: Walter Crum, FRS, Scottish chemist and businessman, who married Jessie Graham.
Crutchley, Brooke, 1907-2003
F152.d.2.27: CUL Presentation Plate: Brooke Crutchley and Lord Kenyon
Probably: Brooke Crutchley, University Printer at Cambridge University Press.
Cruzel, Jean Antoine de
Leigh.c.5.63: Stamp: Jean Antoine DeCruzel (stamp on p.39)
Csornai Premontrei Provost
CCD.18.54: Bookplate: Csorna Prépostsag Könyvtara, and stamp: Csorna Premontrei Székház Könyvtara
Possibly: The Csornai Premontrei Provost in Western Hungary.
Culemann, F. G. H.
Adv.c.77.59: Proof sheets, with a few MS. corrections by Culemann
F.G.H. Culemann of Hanover, printer, newspaper proprietor and book collector; many of his books can be found in the incunabula collection of the University Library
Cumber, Thomas, active 1792-1801
Keynes.T.3.36: Stamp: 'Thos. Cumber, St Alban, Harts.' (or stencil?)
Probably: Thomas Cumber, solicitor and clerk of the St Albans Turnpike Trust 1792-1801.
Cuming, H. B., active 1901
S740.e.81.1: Stamp: H. B. Cuming
Possibly: Lieutenant-Colonel H. B. Cuming of the Kaffrarian Rifles.
Cunard, Harry Palmes, Sir, 1909-1973
S721.d.80.86: Bookplate: Harry Palmes Cunard, 1933
Probably: Sir Harry Palmes Cunard, 6th Baronet, whose correspondence is held at the National Archives in Kew.
Cuninghame, Alexander, 1756-1790
7100.d.959: Bookplate: Alexander Cuninghame
Probably: Alexander Cuninghame, 11th of Craigends, landowner in Jamaica.
7180.d.127: Bookplate: Alexr. Cuninghame of Craigends, Esq., Bookplate: Alexander Cuninghame
7250.d.66: Bookplate: Alexr. Cuninghame of Craigends, Esq.
7540.d.207: Bookplate: Alex Cuninghame
7706.d.285: Bookplate: Alexr. Cuninghame Esq.
Hib.7.737.21: Bookplate: Alexander Cuninghame
Hib.7.739.21: Bookplate: Alexr. Cuninghame of Craigends, Esq.
Cunliffe, Ellis, Sir, 1717-1767
7740.e.17: Bookplate: Sir Ellis Cunliffe Bart.
Probably: Sir Ellis Cunliffe, 1st Baronet, MP for Liverpool, knighted in1756?.
Cunliffe, Henry, 1826-1894
Syn.7.70.35: Bookplate: E Libris Henrici Cunliffe Armigeri, Franks 7587
Probably: Rev. Henry Cunliffe, Vicar of Shifnal and book collector, matriculated Balliol College Oxford 1844.
Cunningham, Francis
Syn.8.56.143: Bookplate: Francis Cunningham, Motto: Nihil Nisi Cruce, Franks 7599/7600.
Cunningham
White.d.44: Bookplate: Cunningham bequest
Cupples, George, 1786-1850
Rel.c.59.2: Provenance: Ownership marks: George Cupples 1800
Possibly: Rev George Cupples, minister of Swinton.
Cure, Capel, 1797-1878
7540.c.119: Bookplate: Capel Cure Esq.
Capel Cure of Blake Hall, Justice of the Peace, Deputy Lieutenant and High Sheriff of Essex, matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1817.
Curling, Jesse
S474.b.78.4-: Bookplate: Jesse Curling, Franks 7618
Possibly: A relative of William Curling (1808-1850) of Maesmawr Hall, Co. Montgomery.
Currer, Frances Mary Richardson, 1785-1861
7474.c.18: Bookplate: Frances Mary Richardson Currer
Frances Mary Richardson Currer of Eshton Hall, Yorkshire, considered by Dibdin to stand "at the head of all female collectors in Europe".
8000.d.8: Bookplate: Frances Mary Richardson Currer, Franks 75624.
Brett-Smith.588-: Bookplate: Frances Mary Richardson Currer, Franks 75624.
Cam.d.600.1: Bookplate: Frances Mary Richardson Currer, Franks 75624.
Norton.d.188: Bookplate: Frances Mary Richardson Currer, Franks 75624.
SSS.18.18: Bookplate: Frances Mary Richardson Currer, Franks 75624.
Currey, George, active 1872-1885
S735.d.75.5-: Bookplate: G. Currey
The bookplate probably belongs to an ancestor of George Currey D.D., Master of Charterhouse.
Currie, Charles Sibbald, 1866-1924
9720.d.8810: Bookplate: C. S. Currie, Ettrick, Derrinallum
Probably: Charles Sibbald Currie of Ettrick Station, Victoria, book collector and lawyer, matriculated Christ Church College Oxford 1885.
Currie, Philip
8720.d.315: Bookplate: Philip Currie
Curteis, Edward Barrett, 1804-1879
Keynes.T.6.6: Bookplate: Edward Barrett Curteis
Probably: Edward Barrett Curteis, Major in the 7th Dragoons, and MP for Rye.
S721.d.81.87: Bookplate: Edward Barrett Curteis
Curteis, Norton, 1618-1699
M.6.31: Inscribed in a seventeenth-century hand: "Nortonj Cuertesij Liber Prec[ium?] 2s 6d".
Perhaps Norton Curteis of Sundridge, Kent, listed in Blome's Britannia (1673).
Curzon, Assheton, 1730-1820
7323.c.2: Bookplate: Assheton Curzon, Hagley Farm, Franks 7708.
Probably: Assheton Curzon, 1st Viscount Curzon, of Penn House and Hagley, MP for Clitheroe, matriculated Brasenose College Oxford 1747.
Curzon of Kedleston, Grace Elvina Curzon, Marchioness, 1879-1958
S727.d.77.21-: Bookplate: Grace Elvina Trillia, Marchioness Curzon of Kedleston
Probably: Grace Curzon, Marchioness Curzon of Kedleston, widow of Alfred Huberto Duggan and George Curzon, 1st Marquess Curzon of Kedleston.
Cushing, Edward
C.2.28: Provenance: Edward Cushing
or C.2.29?
Cushing, Harvey, 1869-1939
Keynes.R.6.3: Bookplate: Ex Libris Medicis Harvey Cushing
Probably: Harvey Willaims Cushing, American neurosurgeon known as the 'father or neurosurgery'.
Cust, Lionel, 1859-1929
7540.c.58: Bookplate: Lionel Cust
Probably: Sir Lionel Henry Cust, FSA, art historian and Director of the National Portrait Gallery, Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, matriculated Trinity College 1877.
7540.c.59: Bookplate: Lionel Cust
7540.c.64: Bookplate: Lionel Henry Cust
Cust, Reginald John , Sir, 1828-1913
7720.d.642: Bookplate: Reginald John Cust, with motto "qui cust - odit caveat"
Probably: Sir Reginald Cust, Chief Commissioner of the West Indies Incumbered Estates, Knighted 1890, father of Sir Lionel Cust, matriculated Trinity College 1848.
Cust, Robert Needham, 1821-1909
Rit.e.783.1: Bookplate: Robert Needham Cust, with motto "qui custodit caveat"
Probably: Robert Needham Cust, member of the Bengal Civil Service, Justice of the Peace for London and Middlesex.
Cutbill, Alfred R.
CCC.79.5: Bookplate and signature of Alfred R. Cutbill.
Cuthbert, Eccles, 1840-approximately 1902
Hib.7.785.37: Bookplate: Eccles Cuthbert
Possibly: Captain "Max" Eccles Cuthbert of the South Carolina Regiment, newspaper reporter, father of Maggie Lena Walker (1864-1934), African-American teacher and businesswoman.
Cuthbert, James William, 1805-1874
T.34.6-: Bookplate: J. W. Cuthbert, Motto: 'Nec Minus Fortiter'
Probably: James William Cuthbert, Captain of the 2nd Life Guards and Equerry to the Duke of Cambridge.
Cutts, Richard, 1627-1676
Brett-Smith.a.18: Annotation: 'Richard Cutts 1676'
Possibly: Richard Cutts of Somerset, who emigrated to Portsmouth, Piscataqua, who married Eleanor Leader.
Cutts, William
D*.15.26(F): Provenance: William Cutts
Cuvier, Georges, baron, 1769-1832
7428.d.13: Bookplate: G. Cuvier
Probably: Georges Cuvier, French naturalist and zoologist, professor of natural history at the Musée Nationale d'Histoire Naturelle in Paris.
D. C.
Norton.b.77: Bookplate: D. C., with Coronet du Roi.
D. D.
Leigh.e.5.172: Bookplate: 'Paulum Umbrae', initials in shield 'D. D.'
D. M.
Leigh.c.11.66-: Bookplate: D. M. (or M. D.?), with a man chained to a tree
D. M., (D. Marryat?)
388.7.d.90.2: Bookplate: D. M. (Marryat?)
D. Morrison & Co.
Leigh.b.11.16: Bookplate: D. Morrison & Co., Bookseller & Bookbinder, Inverness
D. O. R.
MR580.e.65.1: Bookplate: D. O. R., monogram
Dacre, Thomas Barrett Lennard, Baron, 1717-1786
7474.c.2: Bookplate: Dacre. Motto: Pour Bien Destrer, Artist: Austin Sculp.
Probably: Thomas Barrett Lennard, 17th Baron Dacre.
Dacres, Robert , active 1526
Sel.6.50: Provenance: Rob. Dacres, 'empt[us] Ambasie 28 Julii 1526'
Daius, Matthew
B*.7.45(G): Provenance: Matth. Daius
Dalaber, Joannes
Syn.8.55.2: Provenance: Joannes Dalaber
Dalberg, Emmerich-Joseph , Herzog von, 1773-1833
Acton.d.23.993-: Bookplate: Bibliotheque de S. E. Mr. le duc de Dalberg
Possibly: Emmerich-Joseph Herzog von Dalberg, German diplomat who acquired French citizenship and was created Duc de Dalberg by Napoleon I.
Acton.d.36.350-: Bookplate: Bibliotheque de S. E. Mr. le duc de Dalberg
Acton.d.47.297-: Bookplate: Bibliotheque de S. E. Mr. le duc de Dalberg
Acton.d.48.569-: Bookplate: Bibliotheque de S. E. Mr. le duc de Dalberg
Acton.d.51.352: Bookplate: Bibliotheque de S. E. Mr. le duc de Dalberg
Acton.d.53.101-: Bookplate: Bibliotheque de S. E. Mr. le duc de Dalberg
Acton.e.47.28: Bookplate: Bibliotheque de S. E. Mr. le duc de Dalberg
Dalby, W.
N.4.17: Provenance: W. Dalby (or Deally?)
Dalhousie, Arthur Ramsay, Earl of, 1878-1928
Keynes.S.7.3: Note attached inside this edition indicates the Earl of Dalhousie as a former owner
Possibly: Arthur Ramsay, 14th Earl of Dalhousie, served in the Forfar and Kincardine Artillery, Justice of the Peace and Deputy Lieutenant for Forfarshire.
Dalhousie, George Ramsay, Earl of, 1770-1838
Harley-Mason.b.81: Bookplate: Anonymous; 'Ora et Labora'; Arms: Ramsay, with Broun on escutcheon
Probably: General George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie, Governor of Nova Scotia, Governor of British North America, Commander-in-Chief in India.
Dallam, Martin, active 16th century?
Syn.8.54.167: Inscription on title page: "Sum Martini Dalamii […] qui me emit [?] Londini".
Dalling, William Windham, Sir, 1775-1864
7592.c.42: Bookplate: Sir Windham Dalling Bart.
Probably: Sir William Windham Dalling, 2nd Baronet, of Earsham Norfolk, High Sheriff of Norfolk 1819.
S727.c.78.1: Bookplate: Sir Windham Dalling Bt.
Dalrymple, Arthur, -1868
LE.28.5: Bookplate: Arthur Dalrymple F.S.A., Franks 7861.
Probably: Arthur Dalrymple, FSA, solicitor and secretary to the Norwich Waterworks Company, Clerk of the Peace for Norwich.
Dalton
7540.c.46: Bookplate: Dalton
Probably: A member of the Dalton family of Bispham or Croft.
Dalton, Edward, 1787-1876
7743.d.120: Bookplate: Edward Dalton D.C.L. F.S.A.
Probably: Edward Dalton, FSA, of Dunkirk Manor House, Minchinhampton, solicitor.
Leigh.e.11.28: Bookplate: Edward Dalton, with Motto: 'spectemur agendo' and Crest: 'Monmouth 1405'.
S721.d.75.3: Bookplate: Edward Dalton D.C.L., F.S.A.
Dalton, John , approximately 1747-1837
7300.d.263: Bookplate: John Dalton, Arms: Dalton accollee Gage quartering Rookwood, Motto: 'Sera Comme Dieu Plaira'
Probably: John Dalton of Thurnham Hall, Lancashire, who married Mary Gage, daughter of Sir Thomas Rookwood Gage in 1774.
Dalton, William
Syn.7.58.101: Bookplate: William Dalton, Motto: 'Noli Irritare Leonem'
Dalton, Nathaniel, 1753 or 1754-
SSS.10.7: Title page inscribed 'E libris N. Dalton, E: Col: Reg. Oxon' in a hand of the early nineteenth century
Nathaniel Dalton, of Cucklington, Somerset, matric. Queen's Oxford 1772 aged 18
Dalyell, active approximately 1700?
F163.c.4.3: Inscribed on title-page: "Dalyell", ca. 1700?
Damer, Anne Seymour, 1748-1828
B.16.15: Bookplate: Anna Damer, Artist: 'Agnes Berry invt. Et delt. Londini 1793'; 'Franciscus Legat Sculpt.'
Probably: Anne Seymour Damer, English sculptor. Bookplate designed by Agnes Berry (1764-1852), sister of the non-fiction writer Mary Berry (1763-1852), with whom Anne Damer is rumoured to have had an affair.
Damon, Bertha Clark
S732.a.92.1: Annotation: To Bertha Clark Damon Ex Secretary of the Book Club of California with best wishes on her marriage…Albert M Bender'
Probably: Bertha Clark Damon (1881-1976), American humourist, author and lecturer.
Dampfer, Matthias, active 18th century?
SSS.10.7: To the blank recto of the 'To the reader' leaf: "William Watts his book 1693"; "Samuel Sampson 1673"; Anne Browne (late seventeenth century); Richard Waddon (18th century?); Matthias Dampfer, with a bewigged portrait (18th century?); Charles Sampson; and the surname 'Witherwoods', 18th century.
Dampier , Thomas, 1748-1812
G.5.76: Bookplate: Thomas Dampier
Probably: Thomas Dampier, Bishop of Ely, matriculated King's College 1766.
V.15.14, item no. 1: Bookplate: Thomas Dampier
Dampmartin, Anne-Henri Cabet, vicomte de, 1755-1825
7000.e.167: Bookplate: Bibliotheque de A H Dampmartin commencee en 1775.
Probably: (Anne-)Henry Cabot Viscount Dampmartin, French politician and member of the Academy of Nimes, Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur.
Danby, William, 1752-1833
7706.d.265: Bookplate: William Danby
Possibly: William Danby, English writer, of Swinton Park, Masham, High Sheriff of Yorkshire 1784, matriculated Christ's College 1770.
Danes, John
Aa*.10.2(D): Presentation copy? Engraved title inscribed: "For my honored Frend Mr W. Braye J.D."
Daniel, Edmund
G*.11.37(D): Provenance: Edmund Daniel (cropped)
Daniel, George, active 1857
SSS.45.15: Provenance: George Daniel, 1857
Danson, John Raymond, 1893-1975
S727.c.93.195: Bookplate: John Raymond Danson
Probably: Lieutenant-Colonel John Raymond Danson, bequeathed his family library to Trinity College in 1976, matriculated Trinity College 1912.
Syn.3.83.14: Bookplate: John Raymond Danson
Danyell, William
S.10.61, item no. 3: Provenance: William Danyell
Darbishire, James, 1792-1836
S721.d.80.36: Bookplate: James Darbishire (Durate et vincite)
Possibly: James Darbishire, wine merchant in Manchester.
Darby, Jonathan, 1713-1776
Hib.7.770.65: Bookplate: Jonathan Darby
Possibly: Jonathan Darby of Leap Castle, Co. Offaly. Possibly: One of several descendants of the same name.
Darcy, John
Acton.c.25.632: Bookplate: J. Darcy, bookseller and bookbinder, 5 Elephant Lane, Sackville St., Dublin
Hib.7.770.61: Bookplate: J. Darcy, bookseller and bookbinder, 5 Elephant Lane, Sackville St., Dublin
D'Arcy, John, 1767-1846
Hib.7.767.44: Bookplate: John D'Arcy (un Dieu un Roy)
Possibly: John D'Arcy of Hyde Park, Co. Westmeath.
Dare, R. W. Hall (Robert Westley), -1836
7720.d.369: Bookplate: R. Westly Hall Dare.
Probably: Robert Westley Hall Dare, of Cranbrook, Essex, MP for South Essex.
Darley, William Frederick, -1898
7100.d.1211: Bookplate: Wm. Fred. D'Arley, Motto: 'Dare'
Probably: William Frederick Darley, Q.C., LL.D., barrister and county court judge, Justice of the Peace for Co. Dublin.
Keynes.T.6.6: Bookplate: Wm. Fred. D'Arley, Motto: 'Dare'
S721.d.81.87: Bookplate: Wm. Fred. D'Arley, Motto: 'Dare'
Darling, George, active 1660
N.6.24: Pen trials and jottings on front free end paper including "George Darling [?] 1660".
Darling , James, 1797-1862
Atlas.5.65.1: Ticket: James Darling, bookseller, 22 Little Queen St, Lincoln's Inn Fields
Probably: James Darling, publisher and bookseller.
Darlington, Arthur
LE.19.17: Provenance: Arthur Darlington (fin)
Darneaux Berruer
7385.d.110: Ticket: apparently 'Librairie de Darneaux Berruer, Grande Rue No. 56 à Blois'
Darnley, John Bligh, Earl of, 1719-1781
Leigh.b.6.1-: Stamp: "Finem Respice", binding stamp, Arms and Motto: Bligh, Earl of Darnley.
Probably: John Bligh, 1st Earl of Darnley.
Darnley, John Bligh, Earl of, 1767-1831
Leigh.a.8.3: Stamp: Earl's Coronet with Griffin's Head Erased
Probably: John Bligh, 4th Earl of Darnley, FRS, FSA, Captain of the Athby Volunteers, noted amateur cricketer.
Leigh.b.12.12-: Stamp: Earl's Coronet with Griffin's Head Erased
Leigh.c.11.100-: Stamp: Earl's Coronet with Griffin's Head Erased
Leigh.c.11.104: Stamp: Earl's Coronet with Griffin's Head Erased
Leigh.d.11.68: Stamp: Earl's Coronet with Griffin's Head Erased
Leigh.d.5.229: Stamp: Earl's Coronet with Griffin's Head Erased
Leigh.d.9.10: Stamp: Earl's Coronet with Griffin's Head Erased
Leigh.e.11.13-: Stamp: Earl's Coronet with Griffin's Head Erased
S735.d.70.3: Stamp: Earl's Coronet with Griffin's Head Erased
Darwin, Mrs.
Rel.a.64.3: Provenance: Hon. Mrs Darwin
Darwin, Charles, 1809-1882
Adv.c.79.84: Interleaved, with MS. notes by C. Darwin
Charles Darwin, naturalist, matriculated Christ's College 1828; a portion of his library is class CCA.24
Adv.d.79.21: MS. notes by C. Darwin
CCA.24.2: Annotation: Charles Darwin 1839
CCA.24.67: Bookplate: Darwin (Coat of arms, with motto "Cave et aude")
Darwin, Francis, Sir, 1848-1925
CCA.24.1: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin [and lots of others]
Sir Francis Darwin, FRS, FLS, FRSE, botanist and son of naturalist Charles Darwin, matriculated Trinity College 1866.
CCA.24.10: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.11: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.12: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.13: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.14: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.1-4: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.15-16: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.17: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.18: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.19: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.2: Bookplate: Franciscus Darwin patre suo a Carolo Darwin legatum accepit.
CCA.24.20: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.21: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.23: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.24: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.25: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.28-29: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.33: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.36-37: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.38-39: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.40-41: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.42-43: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.46: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.47: Stamp: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.51: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.53: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.56: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.58-59: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.61: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.62: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.64: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.68: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.7: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.70: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.72: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.73-: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.76: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.8: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.81: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.82: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
CCA.24.83: Bookplate: Sir Francis Darwin
Darwin, Robert Waring, 1766-1848
7740.d.23: Bookplate: Robert Waring Darwin M.D. F.S.A.
Dr Robert Waring Darwin, FRS, father of naturalist Charles Darwin.
CCA.24.58-59: Bookplate: Robert Waring Darwin M.D. F.S.A.
CCA.24.70: Bookplate: Robert Waring Darwin M.D. F.S.A.
CCA.24.84: Bookplate: Robert Waring Darwin M.D. F.S.A.
Syn.7.55.8: Bookplate: Robert Waring Darwin M.D. F.S.A.
Dashwood, Charles Edmund, 1857-1935
7720.d.87: Bookplate: Charles E. Dashwood, of Wherstead Park
Probably: Charles Edmund Dashwood of Wherstead Park, Lieutenant in the 4th Battalion, Shropshire Light Infantry, Justice of the Peace.
Dashwood, Charles Vere, 1745-1821
Keynes.S.5.21-23: Bookplate: Charles Vere Dashwood Esq.
Probably: Charles Vere Dashwood of Stanford Hall, High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire.
Dashwood, Robert Lewes, 1840-1938
S413.c.72.1: Bookplate: Robert Lewes Dashwood
Probably: Rev Robert Lewes Dashwood, Rector of Stanford-on-Soar, matriculated Christ's College 1858.
Dashwood, Samuel Vere, approximately 1804-1876
7828.d.21-: Bookplate: S. V. Dashwood
Probably: Rev. Samuel Vere Dashwood of Stanford Hall, Nottingham, Rector of Stanford on Soar.
Syn.4.80.9: Bookplate: S. V. Dashwood
Daubeney, Andrew Robert Vaughan, 1875-1973
S721.d.72.10: Bookplate: Andrew Robert Vaughan Daubeney
Probably: Andrew Robert Caughan Daubeney, clergyman, employed by the Bombay and Burma Trading Co., Staff-Serjeant in the Coldstream Guards, Rector of Mulbarton with Keningham, matriculated Clare College 1893.
Syn.5.68.25: Bookplate: Andrew Robert Vaughan Daubeney
Syn.7.66.98: Bookplate: Andrew Robert Vaughan Daubeney
Dauguet, Louis-Jean, active 1771
7100.d.934-: Bookplate: Monsieur Dauguet, prestre, chanoine d'Avranches
Probably: Louis-Jean Dauguet, priest and canon of Avranches in Lower Normandy.
Dauntsey’s School (West Lavington, Wiltshire, England)
Hib.7.753.62: Bookplate: Dauntsey's School
Probably: from the Library of Dauntsey's School, West Lavington, Wiltshire.
Davenport, Edward, 1778-1847
7440.d.35: Bookplate: Edward Davenport
Probably: Edward Davies Davenport, Member of the Society of Dilettanti, MP for Shaftesbury, matriculated Christ Church College Oxford YEAR.
Davenport-Hill, Rosamond, 1825-1902
S706.d.86.6: Bookplate: Rosamond Davenport-Hill
Probably: Rosamund Davenport-Hill, British educational administrator and prison reformer.
Davidson, Thomas
Leigh.c.11.54: Bookplate: Thos. Davison, Arms: Davidson of Currie Hill with mullet for difference, impailing ? Motto: 'Sapienter Si Sincere'
Davie, Robert, parson of ( ), in Essex
Sel.2.42: Provenance: Robert Davie, parson of ( ), in Essex
Davies, of Penallt
7100.d.1144: Annotation: 'Davies Penallt Sept 25'; 'Clamarthen' [sic]; 'Elizabeth'
Davies, David Saunders, -1829
7540.d.149: Bookplate: Pentre; Annotation: 'D. Saunders Davies Pentre'
Probably: David Saunders Davies (née Davies), who inherited the Pentre estate in Boncath following his marriage to Susannah Saunders.
Davies, R. , active 1672
Bb*.16.2: Provenance: R. Davies, 1672
Davies, Robert, 1684-1728
Hib.7.663.14: Bookplate: Robert Davies, Franks 8115
Probably: Robert Davies, linguist and antiquary of Lannerch.
Syn.7.70.57(5): Bookplate: Robert Davies, Llannerch, Denbighshire, Franks 8115
Davies, Thomas
B*.3.10(B): Provenance: Thomas Davies
Davison, Alexander, 1750-1829
Syn.7.63.34: Armorial binding: Alex Davison of Swarland
Probably: Alexander Davison, English businessman and government contractor, known for building the Nelson Memorial at his estate at Swarland.
Syn.7.63.35: Armorial binding: Alex Davison of Swarland
Davison, Thomas
Keynes.T.4.28: Bookplate: Thomas Davison, Cartwright, Ingleby Cross, Northallerton
Davys, Richard, -1832
Oates.302: Bookplate: Richd. Davys
Possibly: Captain Richard Davys.
Dawson, A. J. (Alec John), 1872-1952
7250.d.65: Bookplate: A. J. Dawson
Probably: Alec John Dawson, author, traveller and novelist, Major in the British Military Intelligence Services, awarded MBE and Croix de Guerre.
Dawson, I.
White.d.257: Stamp: I. Dawson
Dawson, James, 1779-1875
Harley-Mason.b.103: Bookplate: Dawson of Low Wray
Possibly: Dr James Dawson, Liverpudlian surgeon, who built Wray Castle and St Margaret's Church Low Wray.
Dawson, Thomas, -1639
R*.12.55(E): Provenance: Tho. Dawson, 1593, 'Gloria vincenti corona'
Possibly the rector of Swineshead. See Pearson, David. Provenance research in book history (1994), p. 30
Dawson, Thomas
Syn.4.62.18: Bookplate: Thomas Dawson, Arms: Dawson impailing Aspinall, Motto: 'Toujours Propice', Franks 8211 or12
Day, John, active 16th/17th century
H.15.49: Provenance: John Day, "Nescis quid serus vesper vehat"
M*.11.47(F), item no. 2: Provenance: John Day, "Nescis quid serus vesper vehat"
Day, John C. F. S. (John Charles Frederic Sigismund), 1826-1908
8100.b.99: Bookplate: John C. Day Q.C.
Possibly: John Charles Day, judge and collector, made Q.C. in 1882, Justice of the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court, and Member of the Privy Council in 1902.
Day, Robert, 1836-1914
7706.b.43: Bookplate: Robert Day J.P. F.S.A. M.R.I.A.
Robert Day, Irish antiquarian and photographer, Justice of the Peace, Alderman and High Sheriff of Cork.
Hib.7.779.40: Bookplate: Robert Day J.P. F.S.A. M.R.I.A.
Dayman, Dr, active 1880
Norton.d.185:
De Bathe, Percy, M.A.
CCA.8.1: Bookplate: Percy de Bathe M.A.
Possibly: Percy De Bathe, Secretary for St Luke's Hospital for Lunatics, Old Street, London, in 1895.
De Beauvoir, Richard Benyon, 1770-1854
F169.e.1.8: Bookplate: Rd. Benyon de Beauvoir, Englefield House, Berks.
Possibly: Richard Benyon de Beauvoir, philanthropist and politician, Justice of the Peace, Deputy Lieutenant and High Sheriff of Berkshire, matriculated St John's College 1788. Possibly: His father of the same name (1746-1796).
De Broglie family
7000.e.167: Bookplate: arms of the House of Broglie crossed with another, possibly Burgundy.
De Coverly, R. (Roger), 1831-
Brett-Smith.984: Stamp: Roger de Coverly & Sons, binder's stamp
Probably: Roger De Coverly, known as 'the singing bookbinder', who, with his sons Edward, Arthur and William, operated the bookselling and binding firm 'de Coverly & Sons.'
De Grey, Thomas Philip De Grey, Earl, 1781-1859
Leigh.a.6.6: Bookplate: 'Thomas Philip Earl de Grey, WREST PARK'. Motto: 'Foy est tout'.
Privy counsellor, Lord of the Admiralty, Knight of the Garter, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
De Grey, Thomas Phillip De Grey, Earl, 1781-1859
6740.e.1: Bookplate: Thomas Phillip, Earl De Grey, of Ditton Park
Probably: Thomas Philip de Grey, 2nd Earl de Grey, First Lord of the Admiralty, matriculated St John's College 1801.
Cam.e.662.1: Bookplate: Thomas Phillip, Earl De Grey, Wrest Park, with "Foy est tout"
Syn.7.68.63: Bookplate: Thomas Phillip, Earl De Grey, Wrest Park, with "Foy est tout"
White.d.417: Bookplate: Thomas Phillip, Earl De Grey, Wrest Park, with "Foy est tout"
Williams.508: Bookplate: Thomas Phillip, Earl De Grey, Wrest Park, with "Foy est tout"
De Grey, William , Baron Walsingham, 1719-1781
7420.b.5: Bookplate: Lord Walsingham, "Excitare non hebescere"; Franks 8363
Probably: William de Grey, 1st Baron Walsingham, Solicitor General to Queen Charlotte, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, MP for Newport and for Cambridge University, matriculated Trinity Hall 1737.
Leigh.e.11.1: Bookplate: Lord Walsingham, "Excitare non hebescere"; Franks 8363
De Horsey, William Henry Beaumont , 1826-1915
Leigh.d.8.162-: Bookplate: William de Horsey; Arms: De Horsey of Great Glemham
Possibly: Lieutenant-General William Henry Beaumont de Horsey, Commander of the Grenadier Guards, who inherited Great Glemham in 1860.
De Ingleby, David, active 17th century
XVI.26.14: Provenance: David de Ingleby, XVII cent.
De La Warr, George John Sackville-West, Earl, 1791-1869
7180.d.103: Bookplate: George John, Earl De La Warr
Probably: George John Sackville-West, 5th Earl De La Warr, known as Viscount Cantelupe, Lord Chamberlain 1841-1846.
Cam.c.773.5: Bookplate: George John, Earl De La Warr
Probably: George John Sackville-West, 5th Earl De La War, known as Viscount Cantelupe, Lord Chamberlain 1841-1846.
De La Warr, John West, Earl, 1693-1766
Cam.b.657.2: Bookplate: The Rt. Hon. John Ld. De La Warr
Possibly: John West, 1st Earl De La Warr, Colonial Governor of New York, Fellow of the Royal Society, Knight of the Order of the Bath.
De Landau, Horace, barone, 1824-1903
5000.c.39: Label: Landau, Initials 'HL' in cypher, with coronet
Probably: Horace de Landau, french banker and representative of the Rothschild Bank in Turin.
8000.d.57: Label: Landau, Initials 'HL' in cypher, with coronet
F155.d.2.15: Label: Landau, Initials 'HL' in cypher, with coronet
Norton.b.63: Label: Landau, Initials 'HL' in cypher, with coronet
Norton.e.23: Label: Landau, Initials 'HL' in cypher, with coronet
De Laune, Pierre
B*.5.36(D): Provenance: Pierre De Laune
De Ramsey, Edward Fellowes, Baron, 1809-1887
8000.d.1576: Letter from Edw. Fellowes at Ramsey Abbey to W.D. Macray, 14 Aug. 1882, tipped in.
Edward Fellowes, later Baron de Ramsey, M.P. for Huntingdonshire.
De Salis, Sophia Juliana Penelope Fane, 1807-1886
7240.e.9-: Annotation: 'Sophia De Salis Eton May 8th 1830'
Probably: Sophia De Salis, who married William Filgate of Lissrenny, daughter of Penelope Freeman.
De Trafford, Humphrey Edmund, Sir, 1891-1971
7100.d.1171: Bookplate: Sir Humphrey Edmund de Trafford Bart.
Probably: Sir Humphrey Edmund de Trafford, 4th Baronet, racehorse owner and an officer in the Coldstream Guards.
S644.d.71.1: Bookplate: Sir Humphrey Edmund de Trafford Bart.
De Trafford, Humphrey F. (Humphrey Francis), Sir, 1862-1929
Syn.8.60.120: Bookplate: Sir Humphrey F-is de Trafford Bart.
Probably: Sir Humphrey Francis de Trafford, 3rd Baronet of Trafford Park, English landowner and racehorse breeder.
De Vere, Aubrey, Sir, 1788-1846
Hib.7.784.89: Bookplate: Curraghchase Library
Probably: Sir Aubrey De Vere (Hunt), 2nd Baronet, poet and landowner, responsible for renaming Curragh House as Curraghchase.
De Worms, Maurice Benedict, 1805-1867
S705.d.72.1: Bookplate: Maurice B. Worms
Probably: Maurice Benedict de Worms, Austrian plantation owner in Ceylon, and father to the 1st Baron Pirbright.
Dealtry, Selina, approximately 1757-
Cam.d.801.4: Bookplate: Selina Dealtry
Possibly: Selina Dealtry, daughter of Sir Edward Dering and Selina Furnese, wife of Dr Dealtry of Ireland.
Dearden, James Griffith, 1839-1912
Hib.7.800.90-: Bookplate: J. Griffith [illegible]; Arms: Dearden impaling Griffith.
Probably: James Griffith Dearden, of Walcot Hall and Rochdale Manor, Justice of the Peace for Lancashire, matriculated Trinity Hall 1857.
Debenham, Ernest Ridley, Sir, 1865-1952
7440.d.36: Bookplate: Ernest Ridley Debenham
Probably: Ernest Ridley Debenham, Director of Lloyd's Bank and Chairman of Debenhams Ltd, Mayor of Marylebone and Justice of the Peace for London and Dorset, matriculated Trinity College 1883.
7540.d.75: Bookplate: Ernest Ridley Debenham
Debonne, J.
Acton.d.48.38: Bookplate: J. Debonne
Deck, Isaiah, active 1814
M.18.104: Inscribed on upper pastedown: "Isaiah Deck 1814.".
Defontenac, Francois
Leigh.d.12.34: Annotation: Francois Defontenac de Theligny [?]
Degen, Joseph
S721.d.78.9: Bookplate: Joseph Degen, Swadlincote
Probably: Rev. Joseph Degen, Roman Catholic priest of St Saviour's Coalville and Swadlincote.
Delamotte, W. A. , 1775-1863
7510.d.20: Bookplate: Delamotte, Weymouth, (imperfect bookplate, with pencil note: 'From Delamotte's Library (1775-1863)')
Probably: William Alfred Delamotte, English painter and engraver, Professor of Drawing and Fine Art at King's College London.
Delap, Robert, active 1772
Hib.7.742.12-15:
Delisle, Françoise Roussel
864.a.325(27-29): Bookplate: Françoise Lafitte Cyon
Probably: Francoise Delisle, also known as Francoise Lafitte, Francoise Collier, and Francoise Lafitte Cyon, French journalist, feminist, writer and translator.
Dellwigschule (Dortmund, Germany)
CCC.25.313: Stamp: 'Dellwigschule Dortmund-Lütgendortmund Wernerstr. 21'
CCC.25.647, item no. 9: Stamp: 'Städt. Volksschule Dellwigschule, Dortmund-Lütgend…' (?)
Deluce, Henry, active 1641
Syn.7.62.33: Provenance: Henry Deluce (H. D. on binding)
Denbigh, Earl of
Brett-Smith.a.14: Another bookplate: Earl's coronet above monogram
Possibly: One of the Earls of Denbigh.
Dendy, Thomas, active 1632
Sel.2.19: Provenance: Thomas Dendy
Denin, curé de Fruges
8100.d.3199: Binding: 'Souvenir de M. Denin Curé D en de Fruges'
Denison, W. J. (William Joseph), 1770-1849
Hib.7.780.35-: Bookplate: W. J. Denison
Possibly: William Joseph Denison Esq., Lord of the Manor of Seamer, MP for Camelford, Kingston-Upon-Hull and Surrey, High Sheriff of Yorkshire.
Denny, Henry
F.10.122: Provenance: Henry Denny
Dent, Lily
S416.c.91.1: Bookplate: Lily Dent
Dent , Elizabeth
7420.d.291: Bookplate: Elizabeth Dent
Denton, James, active 1513
K*.10.50(C): Provenance: Ja. Denton, 'A〫1513 26d. Ffebr? pr.ii.ii'
Denys, George William, Sir, 1788-1857
S727.d.80.45-: Bookplate: Sir George Denys
Possibly: Sir George Denys, 1st Baronet, MP for Kingston-Upon-Hull, matriculated Trinity College 1806.
Dépôt de la guerre (France)
Atlas.4.61.2: Stamp: Depot general de la guerre
Probably: The Depot de la Guerre, which collected and preserved historical archives endangered by military action, as well as collecting items of military or topographical interest.
Derby, Edward George Geoffrey Smith Stanley, Earl of, 1799-1869
7706.d.301: Binding: Stanley family crest, Earl's coronet, Garter and Motto of the Order of the Garter
Probably: Edward Smith-Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Possibly: Another of the Stanley Earls of Derby.
Derhan, Henry, active 1665
LE.24.25: Provenance: Henry Derhan, 1665
Derick, Francis
7000.d.334: Bookplate: inscribed 'hic liber pertinet ad Franciscum Derick(?)' and 'ex libris J. F. Derick(?)'
Dering, Edward, Sir, 1598-1644
SSS.57.1: Armorial binding: Sir Edward Dering, with his autograph
Probably: Sir Edward Dering, English antiquary and politician, MP for Hythe and for Kent, matriculated Magdalene College Cambridge 1615.
Derrett, J. Duncan M. , 1922-2012
7100.e.195: Bookplate: J. D. M. Derrett M.A., Jesus College, Oxford
Probably: John Duncan Martin Derrett, Professor of Oriental Laws at the University of London, studied at Jesus College Oxford.
7735.d.237: Bookplate: J. D. M. Derrett M.A., Jesus College, Oxford
Des Champs de La Tour, Auguste Jacques
Norton.d.185: Bookplate: A. (& M.) Deschamps de la Tour
Probably: Auguste Des Champs De la Tour of Everton House, Hampshire. Maud Des Champs De la Tour, née Maud Lowther of Hampton Hall, author, second wife of Thomas Legh, MP for Newton, wife of Auguste Des Champs De la Tour.
Des Champs de La Tour, Maud, 1813-1882
Norton.d.185: Annotation: 'Presented to Dr Dayman, with my kindest regards, Maud Des Champs de la Tour Feb 1880'
Des Roys, Claude-Étienne-Annet, Marquis, 1754-1823
7735.e.251: Bookplate: Bibliotheque du Ms. Des Roys, Motto: Monstrant Regibus Astra Viam
Probably: Claude-Etienne-Annet, Marquis des Roys, French politician and Captain in the Regiment de Dauphin-Cavalerie.
Desbois, E., of Bordeaux
7735.d.903: Ticket: 'Librairie ancienne moderne E. Desbois… Bordeaux'
Descarneaux, Franciscus
SSS.56.16: Binding: Franciscus Descarneaux
Desmeure
7880.d.179: Bookplate: Ex Libris Desmeure
Desportes
W.4.73: Provenance: Desportes
Deutsche Akademie
CCC.25.26: Stamp: Brussels, 'Deustche Akademie Lektorat'
Deutsche Schule Stockholm. Schülerhilfsbücherei
CCC.25.377: Stamp: 'Deutsche Schule Stockholm Schülerhilfsbücherei'
Probably: From the library of the Deutsche Schule Stockholm (In Swedish: Tyska Skolan), a German international school in Stockholm, Sweden.
CCC.25.417: Stamp: 'Schülerhilfsbücherei Deutsche Schule, Stockholm' (and others in collection)
Deuzel, L. L.
Keynes.P.4.22: Bookplate: Ex Libris LL Deuzel
Probably: From the 'gastronomic library' of L. L. Deuzel.
Devenish, Henry
7540.d.81: Stamp: Henry Devenish, Annotation: Henry Devenish His book 1777
Devereaux
H*.5.8(D): Armorial binding: Devereaux
Devon and Exeter Institution
7420.c.23: Bookplate: Devon & Exeter Institution, and stamp on last page
Probably: The Devon and Exeter Institution, a subscription library established in 1813.
Syn.7.72.54(6): Bookplate: Devon & Exeter Institution, and stamp on last page
Devonshire, Spencer Compton Cavendish, Duke of, 1833-1908
F154.d.2.15: Bookplate: 'Chatsworth (Spencer Compton, VIII Duke of Devonshire)'
Probably: Spencer Cavendish, 8th Duke of Devonshire, Leader of the Liberal Party and Lord President of the Council.
Devonshire, William Spencer Cavendish, Duke of, 1790-1858
6000.c.17: Bookplate: Chatsworth
Possibly: William Cavendish, 6th Duke of Devonshire, known as a passionate traveller, gardener and collector of sculptures, books and coins, matriculated Trinity College 1808.
F153.d.2.6: Bookplate: Chatsworth
F154.c.2.5: Bookplate: Chatsworth
F155.e.1.2: Bookplate: Chatsworth
F156.d.4.10: Bookplate: Chatsworth
F156.d.6.3: Bookplate: Chatsworth
F157.e.2.11: Bookplate: Chatsworth
F158.c.4.3: Bookplate: Chatsworth
F159.c.2.9: Bookplate: Chatsworth
F159.d.1.17: Bookplate: Chatsworth
F159.d.2.8: Bookplate: Chatsworth
F161.c.2.2: Bookplate: Chatsworth
F169.d.5.21: Bookplate: Chatsworth
Dewrance, John, Sir, 1858-1937
586.92.c.90.27: Bookplate: Sir John Dewrance
Probably: Sir John Dewrance, mechanical engineer and inventor, Master of the Armourers' and Braisiers' Company, High Sheriff of Kent, Knight Grand Cross of the British Empire 1928.
Diamond, Hugh Welch, 1809-1886
Syn.7.63.223: Bookplate: Hugh W. Diamond
Probably: Hugh Welch Diamond, FSA, psychiatrist, photographer and asylum superintendent, Secretary of the Photographic Society.
Dick, George Handasyde, 1837-1905
Oates.202-207: Bookplate: Geo. Handasyde Dick
Probably: George Handasyde Dick of Glasgow.
Dick, S.
Hib.7.753.62: Bookplate: S. Dick
Dickenson, Elizabeth, active 1686
F.3.93: Provenance: Elizabeth Dickenson
Dickins, Francis, 1750-1833
7220.b.1: Bookplate: Fr Dickins, Armig, 1795
Probably: Francis Dickins, matriculated Trinity Hall 1767, son of: Ambrose Dickins, lawyer of Covent Garden, matriculated Trinity Hall 1733.
Dickinson, William, Esq.
Cam.c.794.15: Bookplate: William Dickinson Esq.
Dickson, Benjamin, active 1871
S180.d.84.5: Bookplate: Benjamin Dickson F.T.C.D.
Probably: Rev. Benjamin Dickson, Fellow of Trinity College Dublin and possibly Librarian there also.
Diercks, Hans, 1921-2008
CCC.25.416: Bookplate: 'Hanns Diercks Schleswig Magnussenstrasse 4'
Probably: Hans Diercks, German farmer and politician who served as President of the Hamburg Farmers Association.
Dietrich-Eckart-Schule (Unna, Germany)
CCC.25.534: Stamp: Unna, Dietrich-Eckart-Schule
Digby, Kenelm, 1603-1665.
C*.12.10(F): Provenance: Kenelm Digby, "vacate & videte"
Rel.d.54.2: Provenance: Kenelm Digby, "vacate & videte"
Digby, Maria, -1842
7720.c.124: Bookplate: Maria Ilchester; Crest: Earl's Coronet; Annotation: 'Maria Digby (93)'
Probably: Maria Digby (later Fox-Strangways), Countess of Ilchester, wife of Henry Thomas Fox-Strangways, 2nd Earl of Ilchester, daughter of Very Rev. Hon. William Digby, Dean of Durham.
Digby, Wriothesley, 1697-1767
7540.d.54: Bookplate: Wriothesley Digby
Probably: Wriothesley Digby, matriculated Magdelene College Oxford 1714.
Diggons, Robert
Dd*.4.10(E), item no. 16: Provenance: Robert Diggons
Dillingham, Theophilus, 1612-1678
G*.2.2(B) : Bookplate: '…Reverendus Vir Theophilus Dillingham…'
Probably: Theophilus Dillingham, Master of Clare College, Archdeacon of Bedford, matriculated Emmanuel College 1629.
Dillon, Arthur Admund Denis Dillon, Viscount, 1812-1892
Cam.b.632.1: Bookplate: Arthur Viscount Dillon
Probably: Arthur Edmund Dillon, 16th Viscount Dillon.
Dillon, Theobald Augustus
7735.c.50: Bookplate: Ex Libris Theobald Augustus Dillon, Arms: Dillon quartering Dillon, Motto: 'Dum Spiro Spero'
Dimond, John Baker, -1847
Keynes.G.3.10: Bookplate: John Baker Dimond
Possibly: John Baker Dimond of Newton Abbot, Devon.
Dinorben, William Hughes, Baron, 1767-1852
Hib.7.753.34-: Bookplate: Lord Dinorben
Probably: William Lewis Hughes, 1st Baron Dinorben, MP for Wallingford.
Dinshaw, Framroze, -1936
Oates.320: Bookplate: F. E. Dinshaw
Probably: Framroze Edulji Dinshaw, prominent businessman and lawyer in prepartition India.
Oates.458: Bookplate: F. E. Dinshaw
Disbrowe, Edward, 1754-1818
Keynes.Q.5.7: Bookplate: Edward Disbrowe Esq., Walton, Derbyshire, Franks 8696
Probably: Edward Disbrowe, Lieutenant-Colonel in the Staffordshire Militia, Vice-Chamberlain to Queen Charlotte 1801-1818, MP for New Windsor, matriculated Pembroke College Oxford 1770.
Disle, John
H.14.75: Provenance: John Disle
Disney, John, 1746-1816
Young.86: Bookplate: Anonymous Armorial, with Initials 'JD'; Motto: "Vincit qui patitur"; Franks 8707
Probably: Rev John Disney, English Unitarian minister and biographical writer, married Jane Blackburne in 1774, matriculated Peterhouse 1764.
Disney, Thomas
O.4.52: Provenance: Thomas Disney (sel d)
Dix, James
Syn.5.58.3: Bookplate: Biblical Collection, James Dix Bristol 1850, Gather up the fragments that nothing be lost, Motto: Y e ende crownes, Franks 8726
Probably: A relative of the Rev John Dix D.D., whose arms are shown on the bookplate.
Syn.8.56.91: Bookplate: Biblical Collection, James Dix Bristol 1850, Gather up the fragments that nothing be lost, Motto: Y e ende crownes, Franks 8727
Dixon, H. M.
Adv.c.91.11: Annotations by H.M. Dixon
Doble, Charles Edward, 1847-1914
CCD.8.1: Bookplate: Charles E. Doble
Probably: Charles Edward Doble, Secretary to the Delegation of Oxford University Press, and Assistant Secretary to the Clarendon Press.
CCD.8.25: Bookplate: Charles E. Doble
Keynes.P.4.1: Bookplate: Charles E. Doble
Dobrée, Nicholas, 1732-1800
7000.b.6: Bookplate: Nicholas Dobree of Guernsey, Annotation: b 1732, d 1800…
Probably: Colonel Nicholas Dobree, of Belle Vue, Guernsey.
Dobson, Austin, 1840-1921
Williams.568: Bookplate: Austin Dobson; Annotation: 'Austin Dobron from Frederick Locker 24 January 1882'
Probably: (Henry) Austin Dobson, poet, critic and biographer, civil servant at the British Board of Trade.
Dobson, J.
Cam.c.639.2: Bookplate: J. Dobson, Richmond, Surrey
Dodderidge, John, 1620 or 1621-
Z.12.69: Provenance: John Dodderidge, of Pembroke Coll. Oxford(?)
Doddington Library
adv.c.91.11: Bookplate: Doddington Library
Dodsley, R.
Hib.5.744.4: Provenance: R. Dodsley (part 3)
Dodwell, H.
Rel.a.53.2: Provenance: H. Dodwell
Does, L. P. van der (Leendeert Pieter)
7540.d.159: Bookplate: L. P. van der Does
Probably: Leendeert Pieter van der Does, author of works on economics and sociology.
Doggett, H. G.
7100.d.625: Bookplate: E Libris H. G. Doggett in Catalogue
Cam.e.684.5: Bookplate: E Libris H. G. Doggett in Catalogue
Doheny, Estelle, 1875-1958
850.b.238: Bookplate: Ex Libris Estelle Doheny
Probably: From the pirvate collection of (Carrie) Estelle Doheny, book collector and philanthropist.
Dolcetti, B.
White.c.98: Stamp: 'B. Dolcetti, Libraio, S. Marco Venezia'
Domschule Schleswig
CCC.25.416: Stamp: 'Domschule zu Schleswig Schülerbibliothek'
Probably: From the library of the Catholic Schleswig Domschule in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.
CCC.25.486: Stamp: 'Staatl. Domschule Schleswig Hilfsbücherei'
Domus Lugdunensis Societatis Jesu
Leigh.e.11.27: Bookplate: Lyon Domus Lugdunensis Soc. Jesu
Donne, Daniel, -1617
E.12.77: Provenance: D. Donne, 'Facta loquatur'. Sir Daniel Donne, lawyer.
See Pearson, David. Provenance research in book history (1994), p. 29
Donne, John, 1572-1631
Bb*.11.42(E), item no. 11: Provenance: John Donne
Bb*.11.42(E), item no. 3: Provenance: John Donne
Bb*.11.42(E), item no. 4: Provenance: John Donne
Bb*.11.42(E), item no. 7: Provenance: John Donne (MS note)
N*.13.40(G): Provenance: [F?] Donne, with 'per Rachel', MS note
Q*.11.56(D): Provenance: [F?] Donne
Syn.7.60.185: Provenance: [F?] Donne
Syn.8.61.157: Provenance: [F?] Donne, with 'per Rachel'
Donne, John, 1604-1662
G.11.8: Provenance: J. Donne, junior, 1644? (sel)
H*.6.46(E): Provenance: J. Donne, junior
Donne, Joseph Philip, -1906
Brett-Smith.499: Bookplate: J. D. (?); Annotation: 'Joseph Philip Donne 1885'
Probably: Joseph Philip Donne, of Hove, scholar, collector of antiquarian books, many of which were donated to the Hove Public Library by his daughter Marian Donne in the 1920s.
Donne, Marian
Brett-Smith.499: Bookplate: Public Library Hove Presented by Miss Donne April 1920
Probably: Marian Donne, daughter of the collector Joseph Philip Donne.
Donoughmore, John Hely-Hutchinson, Earl of, 1787-1851
7706.d.229-230: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
Probably: John Hely-Hutchinson, 3rd Earl of Donoughmore, Member of Irish Parliament for Tipperary.
F153.e.2.10: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
Probably: John Hely-Hutchinson, 3rd Earl of Donoughmore, Member of Irish Parliament for Tipperary.
F156.c.2.4: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
F156.c.2.4: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
F156.e.2.4: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
F164.e.2.9: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
F164.e.2.9: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
F164.e.2.9: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
Leigh.c.11.146-: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
Leigh.d.11.96: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
S540.c.81.7: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
Donoughmore, Margaret Gardiner, Countess, 1796-1825
7706.d.229-230: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
Hon. Margaret Gardiner, daughter of the 1st Viscount Mountjoy, married John Hely-Hutchinson in 1822.
F153.e.2.10: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
F156.e.2.4: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
F164.e.2.9: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
Leigh.c.11.146-: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
Leigh.d.11.96: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
S540.c.81.7: Bookplate: '…left to Lord Donoughmore by Mrs. Margaret Hely-Hutchinson…'
Donovan, E. (Edward), 1768-1837
Hib.3.740.3: Annotation: 'Edw. Donovan'
Possibly: Edward Donovan, writer, natural history illustrator and amateur zoologist, Fellow of the Linnean Society, founder of the London Museum and Institute of Natural History.
Dorey, Mathew, -1904
Hib.8.856.8: Printed book label of Mathew Dory, Dublin, with quotations from Thomas a Kempis, Isaac Barrow and John Ruskin.
Probably the Ma[t]thew Dory of Sandymount Road, Dublin, who was elected to the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland in 1889.
Dorez, Léon, 1864-1922
Leigh.e.12.2: Bookplate: Léon Dorez
Probably: Leon Dorez, French librarian, linguist and author.
Dorington, John Edward, Sir, 1832-1911
7720.d.571-: Bookplate: John Dorington
Probably: Sir John Edward Dorington, 1st Baronet, of Lypiatt Park, MP for Stroud, Deputy Lieutenant for Gloucestershire and a Member of the Privy Council.
CCD.5.213: Bookplate: John Dorington
Dorislaus
LE.7.45: Provenance: Dorislaus
Dorman, Arthur John, Sir, 1848-1931
7720.d.995: Bookplate: Arthur John Dorman
Probably: Sir Arthur John Dorman, 1st Baronet, Industrialist involved in the manufacture of steel and armaments.
Brett-Smith.497: Bookplate: Arthur John Dorman
Brett-Smith.636: Bookplate: Arthur John Dorman
Brett-Smith.659: Bookplate: Arthur John Dorman
Brett-Smith.893: Bookplate: Arthur John Dorman
Dorset, Edward Sackville, Earl of, 1591-1652
U*.8.126(G): Armorial binding: Edward Sackville, fourth Earl of Dorset, calf - gold; with ownership note Charles Arnold? Mitford 1805 (Davenport p328)
Probably: Edward Sackville, 4th Earl od Dorset, MP for Sussex and Lord Chamberlain, matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1605.
Double, Pierre-Michel-Marie, 1767-1844
Rit.c.277.1-4: Armorial binding: Pierre-Michel-Marie Double, green morocco - gold, presented by S. Gaselee (Olivier 2376)
Probably: Bishop Pierre-Michel-Marie Double, Bishop of Tarbes.
Dougal, Daniel
S486.c.80.3: Bookplate: Daniel Dougal, Motto: Stand Fast
Dougherty, Frank Clark
Syn.5.80.109-111: Bookplate: Frank Clark Dougherty
Doughty, Charles George, 1816-1890
S382.c.83.1: Bookplate: J. L. Moore e libris C. G. Doughty
Possibly: Charles George Doughty Esq. of Mount Gambier, South Australia.
Douglas, Frances, Lady, 1750-1817
7494.d.16: Bookplate: Lady Frances Scott
Probably: Lady Frances Douglas (née Scott), wife of Archibald Douglas, 1st Baron Douglas (1748-1827).
7720.d.670: Bookplate: Lady Frances Scott
Douglas, George, Sir, 1754-1821
Keynes.G.3.22: Bookplate: Sir George Douglas, Motto: 'Doe or Die', Bookplate: Springwood Park, Kelso
Probably: Sir George Douglas, 2nd Baronet, of Springwood Park, MP for Roxburghshire. Possibly: Sir George Henry Scott Douglas, 4th Baronet of Springwood Park, Captain of the 34th Regiment and MP for Roxburgh.
Douglas, George Henry Scott, Sir, 1825-1885
7720.d.1497: Bookplate: Sir George Henry Scott Douglas Bart.
Probably: Sir George Henry Scott Douglas, 4th Baronet of Springwood Park, Captain of the 34th Regiment and MP for Roxburgh.
F184.d.8.1: Bookplate: Sir George Henry Scott Douglas Bart.
Douglas, John, 1770-1839
Leigh.c.11.132: Stamp: Gyrn
Probably: John Douglas of Gyrn, cotton manufacturer in Manchester.
Douglas, William, 1745-1810
Leigh.c.11.132: Annotation: 'Wm Douglas 1790'
Probably: William Douglas of Old Hall, Pendleton, mill owner and head of William Douglas and Co. cotton spinners and merchants, known as 'Black Douglas' for his mistreatment of child workers.
Douglas family
F184.d.8.1: Bookplate: Springwood Park, Kelso (seat of the Douglas, later Scott Douglas, family, baronets of Springwood)
Douza, Jan., of Nordowik
Y.3.34: Provenance: Jan. Douza of Nordowik, 'transcription to'
Dovaston, John Freeman Milward, 1782-1854
CCC.28.143: Bookplate: 'Jn Free Milwd. Dovaston, The Nursery, Library'. Dated inscription by John Dovaston, 1793, with price: 2/6.
John Freeman Milward Dovaston, naturalist and poet, matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1800. His father John Dovaston, nurseryman and musician.
Dovaston, John, 1740-1808
CCC.28.143:
Dove, John, 1561-1618
P*.9.4(C): Provenance: Johannes Doue, Aedis Christi, Oxon., "Victoria nostra fides". John Dove, rector of St. Mary Aldermary.
See Pearson, David. Provenance research in book history (1994), p. 37
Dowden, Edward, 1843-1913
Williams.512: Annotation: E. Dowden
Possibly: Edward Dowden, Irish critic and poet.
Dowdeswell, Edward Christopher, approximately 1765-1849
Forster.b.127-: Bookplate: Pull Court Library
Possibly: Canon Edward Christopher Dowdeswell, fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, canon of Christ Church, and rector of Stanford Rivers, matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1780. Possibly: Another member of this family.
Keynes.R.4.27: Bookplate: Pull Court Library
Dowdeswell, Thomas, -1811
Keynes.R.4.27: Bookplate: Buchley Park, Worcestershire
Possibly: Colonel Thomas Dowdeswell, of Pull Court, Worcestershire. Pull Court appears to have been part of an estate formerly known as Bushley Park.
Dowe, Robert
J.2.19: Provenance: Robert Dowe
Down Academy
Hib.7.800.100: Bookplate: Down Academy, 'Prize to Robert Gracey'
Probably: Down Academy in Downpatrick, Co. Down.
Downden, Edward, 1843-1913
7720.c.168: Stamp: Edward Dowden Library
Probably: Edward Downden, Irish poet and critic known for his work on Shakespeare, Shelley and Yeats.
Downe
7474.c.6: Bookplate: Downe
Downe, John Dawnay, Viscount, 1728-1780
7200.e.5: Bookplate: Dawnay, Viscount Downe, with motto "Timet pudorem"
Possibly: John Dawnay, 4th Viscount Downe, of Cowick Hall, MP for Cirencester and Malton, matriculated Christ Church College Oxford YEAR.
Leigh.c.3.27: Bookplate: Dawnway, Viscount Downe, with motto "Timet pudorem"
Downes, Abraham, active 1739
Hib.7.740.30-31:
Downes, William, 1751-1826
7720.c.15: Bookplate: William Downes (Lord Chief Justice of Ireland & Vice-Chancellor of T.C.D. - acc. To Dr. M. Joughin)
Probably: William Downes, 1st Baronet Downes, Member of Irish Parliament for Donegal Borough, Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench in Ireland.
7735.b.34-36: Bookplate: William Downes (Lord Chief Justice of Ireland & Vice-Chancellor of T.C.D. - acc. To Dr. M. Joughin)
Downham and District Liberal Association
Hib.4.888.1, item no. 47: Stamp: Downham and District Li[beral] Association
Downing, Robert W.
7720.d.1047-1048: Bookplate: Robert W. Downing
Downside Abbey (Bath, England)
Leigh.d.9.24: Bookplate: 'Ex Libris Mon S. Greg. Mag. De Downside', Franks33785
From the library of the Monastery of St. Gregory, Downside Abbey in Bath.
Doyle, Myles
Hib.8.883.1: Stamp: Myles Doyle, 9 & 11 Main St. Weyford
D'Oyly, George, 1778-1846
Syn.4.58.1: Bookplate: George D'Oyly
Probably: George D'Oyly, English cleric and academic, Fellow of the Royal Society, rector of Lambeth.
Doyne, Charles, approximately 1711-1777
Hib.7.793.43: Bookplate: Rev. Chas. W. Doyne
Possibly: Very Rev. Charles Doyne, Dean of Leighlin.
Doyne, Robert, 1705-1754
Hib.5.794.28-: Bookplate: Robert Doyne, Arms: Doyne of Wells, Co. Wexford.
Possibly: Robert Doyne, MP for Wexford and High Sheriff of Co. Wexford.
S418.c.80.1: Bookplate: Robert Doyne
Dr. Saunders's Charity
7100.d.18: Label: 'Dr Saunders's Charity, 1829'
Possibly: From the charitable foundations created by the Rev Anthony Saunders (-1719), which funded Uckfield School.
Dr. Steevens's Hospital. Library
S300.c.78.4: Stamp: Steeven's Hospital Library
Probably: From the library of Dr Steevens' Hospital in Dublin, founded on the bequest of Dr Richard Steevens (1653-1710).
Dracopolis, N. F. (Nicolas Francois), 1841-1906
Leigh.d.5.558-: Bookplate: Nicholas F. Dracopolis
Probably: N. F. Dracopolis, artist known for his work in pen and ink.
Leigh.d.5.568: Bookplate: Nicholas F. Dracopolis
Drake
S496.a.73.2: Bookplate: Drake, 'Sigil. Guli Rici Drake E Stirpe Drake De Ashe in Com: Devon, Franks 9032
Probably: from the Drake Baronetcy of Ashe in Devonshire. Franks suggests Wyon as the artist.
Drake, Herbert Lionel, 1873-1958
Cam.d.871.19: Bookplate: Pembroke College, Oxford, 'Bequeathed to the Library of Pembroke College, Oxford, by Herbert L. Drake'
Probably: Herbert Lionel Drake, Classics Fellow at Pembroke College, Oxford from 1907-1949. This volume forms part of a large bequest made by Drake to the Pembroke College Library.
Draper, Tho.
F.12.32: Provenance: Tho. Draper, ex dono
Drax, Henry, approximately 1694-1755
Keynes.R.3.23: Stamp: Hen. Drax Esq.
Probably: Henry Drax, MP for Wareham, matriculated Magdalene College 1710-11.
Keynes.T.4.16-18: Stamp: Hen. Drax Esq.
Drax, J. Sawbridge Erle (John Samuel Wanley Sawbridge Erle), 1800-1887
Keynes.T.4.16: Bookplate: Holnest Park, 'property of the trustees of the late J. S. W. S. Erle Drax'
Probably: John Erle-Drax, MP for Wareham and High Sheriff of Dorset.
Syn.7.68.119: Bookplate: Holnest Park, 'property of the trustees of the late J. S. W. S. Erle Drax'
Dredge, John Ingle, 1818-1897
Cam.c.777.2: Provenance: John Ingle Dredge, Cambridge
Probably: John Ingle Dredge, Methodist and Anglican clergyman and antiquary.
Drexel, Lucy Wharton, 1838-1912
S721.c.90.157: Bookplate: Lucy Wharton Drexel
Possibly: Lucy Wharton Drexel (née Lucy Wharton), art collector and philanthropist, wife of Joseph William Drexel (1833-1888). Possibly: Her daughter, Lucy Wharton Drexel Dahlgren.
Driessen, Rudolf Hugo, 1873-1946
Norton.d.121: Bookplate: Rudolf Hugo Driessen (joint bookplate with Caroline E. F. Kleyn)
Probably: Rudolf Hugo Driessen, born in Batavia, Indonesia, and died in Utrecht, husband of Caroline Driessen-Kleyn.
Drinkwater, John, 1882-1937
S100.d.87.6: Bookplate: John Drinkwater
Probably: John Drinkwater, poet and playwright.
Syn.7.84.91: Bookplate: John Drinkwater
Drummond, Agatha Home, -1869
Cam.c.676.6: Bookplate: Agatha Home Drummond, of Abbots Grange
Probably: Agatha Home-Drummond of Abbotsgrange, and heiress of Blair Drummond, aunt of George Stirling Home Drummond.
Drummond, Andrew Berkeley, 1755-1833
7450.c.24: Bookplate: Andrew Berkeley Drummond
Probably: Andrew Berkeley Drummong of Cadland, Hampshire, partner of Drummond's Bank.
Leigh.d.11.100-: Bookplate: Andrew Berkeley Drummond
Leigh.d.5.312: Bookplate: Andrew Berkeley Drummond
Drummond, Edward Auriol Hay, -1806
7540.d.110: Bookplate: Edward Auriol Hay Drummond D.D.
Probably: Edward Auriol Hay-Drummond, Rector of Dalham and Dean of Bocking, matriculated Christ Church Oxford 1774.
Drummond, George, 1807-1902
Leigh.a.5.5: Bookplate: Geo. Drummond, 'Virtutem coronet honos'
Possibly: George Drummong, 5th Earl of Perth and Duke of Melfort,
Drummond, George Home, 1743-1819
White.d.121: Bookplate: George Home Drummond, of Blair Drummond
Probably: George Home Drummond, 6th of Blair Drummond.
Drummond, George Stirling Home, 1813-1876
F154.d.4.4: Bookplate: George Stirling Home Drummond, of Blair-Drummond and Ardoch
Probably: George Stirling Home Drummond, FSA, landowner and antiquarian, matriculated YEAR.
Drummond, Henry, 1786-1860
Syn.5.76.19-: Bookplate: Henry Drummond, Albury Park, Surrey
Probably: Henry Drummond, banker, politician and writer, MP for Plympton, matriculated Christ Church College Oxford 1803.
Drummond, James, 1816-1877
F155.b.1.2: Bookplate: James Drummond, Arms: Drummond, with artist's palette.
Possibly: James Drummond, curator of the National Gallery of Scotland and painter, Fellow of the Royal Scottish Society of Antiquaries.
Drummond, Jean, -1974
S446.c.78.1: Bookplate: Amherst family crest, with motto: Victoria Concordia Crescit. Annotation inside cover: 'Jean Drummond, from her affectionate grandfather, Amherst of Hackney, 12 Sept 1906'.
Probably: Jean Drummong, who ran the Queen Victoria Girl's Club at 122 Kennington Road, Lambeth. Annotation indicates book was a gift from her grandfather, William Tyssen-Amherst.
Drummond , Lilias, Lady, 1526-1579
M.4.17: Provenance: Lady Lilias Ruthuen Drummond
Drummond , Patrick Drummond, Lord, approximately 1550-1611
M.4.17: Provenance: Lord Patrick Drummond, 1581
Drury, Henry, 1778-1841
Nn.47.1-: Bookplate: Henry Drury
Possibly: Henry Drury, headmaster of Harrow School, close friend of Lord Byron, matriculated King's College Cambridge 1797, and became a Fellow there.
Syn.5.80.50: Bookplate: Henry Drury
Dryden, John
SSS.52.12: Provenance: John Dryden
Dryghton, Mre
Dd*.4.12(3): Provenance: Mre Dry[gh?]ton, ex dono
Du Bédat, Francis Edward, 1851-1919
8735.d.187-: Bookplate: Du Bédat
Possibly: Frank Du Bedat, Irish banker and President of the Dublin Stock Exchange, convicted of embezzlement.
Du Cane, Peter, 1778-1841
Oates.142-143: Bookplate: Peter Du Cane Junr., Esq.
Possibly: Peter Du Cane of Braxted Lodge, MP for Steyning. Possibly: His illegitimate son of the same name.
Oates.144-145: Bookplate: Peter Du Cane Junr., Esq.
Oates.149-150: Bookplate: Peter Du Cane, Esq.
Oates.151-152: Bookplate: Peter Du Cane, Esq.
Du Monstier, of Amiens
Aa*.7.31(A): Provenance: ( ) Du Monstier, Ambianensis
Du Plessis, A. G.
7706.e.61: Bookplate: Mr. A. G. Du Plessis
Probably: Husband of Anna Maria Myburgh (1795-1879).
Leigh.d.5.184-189: Bookplate: Mr. A. G. Du Plessis
Leigh.d.5.200: Bookplate: Mr. A. G. Du Plessis
Du Pré, James, 1778-1870
7735.e.113: Bookplate: Wilton Park
Possibly: James Du Pré, MP for Gatton, for Aylesbury, and for Chichester. Possibly: One of the other residents of Wilton Park.
Du Rietz, Richard
Leigh.e.5.3: Bookplate: R. du Rietz
Probably: Richard Du Rietz, antiquarian bookseller in Sweden, whose business has been continued by his daughter Charlotte Du Rietz.
Du Thon, Jean Beat Albert, 1791-1838
F169.e.5.5: Bookplate: Albert du Thon, 'Dant Adversa Decus'
Possibly: Jean-Beat Albert du Thon, Lieutenant Colonel of Lausanne, Switzerland, who married Elizabeth Lind in 1820.
Du Weerdt, Henricus, active 16th century
L.17.28-36: Inscription, 16th century, on front end papers: "Henricus du Weerdt hagius Batauus Perfer et obdura".
Dubler, César E. (César Emile), 1915-1966
F156.d.4.5: Stamp: 'Biblioteca Prof. Dr. Césare Dubier'
Possibly: César Emil Dubler, Professor of Islamic languages and cultures at the University of Zurich.
Dublin Bookshop (Bachelor's Walk, Dublin, Ireland)
7720.d.1621,1622: Stamp: Dublin Bookshop, 32 Bachelors Walk, Dublin
Dublin Library Society
F163.d.11.1: Stamp: Dublin Library Society
Probably: Dublin Library Society, established in 1791.
Hib.7.815.28: Stamp: Dublin Library Society
Hib.7.832.17: Stamp: Dublin Library Society
Dublin Metropolitan Police. Library
S488.c.85.1: Stamp: Dublin Metropolitan Police Library (barely legible)
Dublin Trades Union Club
Hib.5.828.32: Stamp: Dublin Trades Union Club, Capel St.
Dubois, C.
Adams.8.63.8: Bookplate: C. Dubois
Dubois, Eugène, 1858-1940
Oates.242-245: Bookplate: Eugène Dubois
Probably: (Marie) Eugene Dubois, Dutch paleoanthropologist and geologist.
Dubourdieu, J. Armand
Y.4.28: Provenance: J. Armand Dubourdieu
Ducarel, Andrew Coltee, 1713-1785
Leigh.b.11.57: Annotation: 'Ducarel Juillet 1770 Ex dono LE Midy'
Probably: Andrew Coltee Ducarel, French-born antiquary, librarian and lawyer, one of the first members of the Society of Antiquaries, matriculated Trinity College Oxford 1731.
Ducker, Edward, of Chester
8000.d.151: Ticket: Edward Ducker, bookseller, Eastgate Row, Chester
Duckle, Robert, active 1850
8180.c.92: Bookplate: Robert Duckle, Franks 9176/77
Probably: Robert Duckle of Beckingham, son of Robert Duckle (d. 1803).
8560.c.23-: Bookplate: Robert Duckle, Franks 9176/78
8840.c.15: Bookplate: Robert Duckle, Franks 9176/79
Ducos, Marziale, 1868-1955
7000.b.233: Stamp on upper pastedown: "Ducos Gussago". Note headed "Dalla Biblioteca Ducos-Gussago" and dated "Brescia 21 Agusto 1898" on front free end paper verso. Typed exhibition caption from an unidentified library or museum ends "Gift of Signor Marziale Ducas-Gussago".
Probably: Marziale Ducos, journalist and politician of Brescia.
Dudington, Bartholomew
Hhh.175: Provenance: Bartholomew Dudington
Dudley, John
SSS.28.11: Provenance: John Dudley
Dudley, John Ward, Viscount, 1704-1774
7474.d.104-107: Bookplate: 'Comme je fus' with Viscount's coronet, and arms of Dudley.
Possibly: John Ward, 1st Viscount Dudley and Ward, MP for Newcastle under Lyme.
F166.c.2.4: Bookplate: 'Comme je fus' with Viscount's coronet, and arms of Dudley.
Keynes.R.4.32-34: Bookplate: 'Comme je fus' with Viscount's coronet, and arms of Dudley.
Leigh.b.8.4: Bookplate: 'Comme je fus' with Viscount's coronet, and arms of Dudley.
Leigh.d.9.19-: Bookplate: 'Comme je fus' with Viscount's coronet, and arms of Dudley.
White.b.154: Bookplate: 'Comme je fus' with Viscount's coronet, and arms of Dudley.
White.b.83: Bookplate: 'Comme je fus' with Viscount's coronet, and arms of Dudley.
White.c.215: Bookplate: 'Comme je fus' with Viscount's coronet, and arms of Dudley.
White.d.313: Bookplate: 'Comme je fus' with Viscount's coronet, and arms of Dudley.
White.d.596: Bookplate: 'Comme je fus' with Viscount's coronet, and arms of Dudley.
White.d.599: Bookplate: 'Comme je fus' with Viscount's coronet, and arms of Dudley.
White.d.608-: Bookplate: 'Comme je fus' with Viscount's coronet, and arms of Dudley.
White.d.82: Bookplate: 'Comme je fus' with Viscount's coronet, and arms of Dudley.
Dudley, Madley Eliza
Bb*.11.29(E), item no. 2: Provenance: Madley(?) Eliza Dudley
Dudley and Ward of Dudley, William Ward, Viscount, 1750-1823
White.c.142: Bookplate: 'Comme Je Fus'; Viscount's Coronet
Probably: William Ward, 3rd Viscount Dudley and Ward, MP for Worcester.
White.d.310: Bookplate: 'Comme Je Fus'; Viscount's Coronet
Duff, E. Gordon (Edward Gordon), 1863-1924
Norton.b.58: Annotation: E. Gordon Duff Edinburgh 1917
Edward Gordon Duff, English bibliographer and librarian, Sandars Reader in Bibliography at the University of Cambridge, matriculated Wadham College Oxford 1883.
Duff, Hector Livingstone, Sir, 1872-1954
Adv.c.104.34: Bookplate: Sir Hector Livingstone Duff
Probably: Sir Hector Livingstone Duff, Colonial administrator.
Duff, Norwich, 1792-1862
7720.d.1768: Bookplate: Admiral Duff, 1858
Probably: Vice-Admiral Norwich Duff, FRSE.
7735.d.793: Bookplate: Admiral Duff, 1858
Leigh.d.11.252-: Bookplate: Admiral Duff, 1858
Leigh.d.12.5: Bookplate: Admiral Duff, 1858
S342.c.80.1: Bookplate: Admiral Duff, 1858
Duffield and Weller's Literary Saloon
8735.d.217: Label: Duffield & Weller's Literary Saloon
Probably Duffield & Weller's Literary Saloon in Cheltenham.
Duggs, active 1553
N*.14.24(G), item no. 3: Provenance: Duggs(?), Anno Domini 1553
Duhem, Pierre Maurice Marie, 1861-1916
CCC.13.20: Bookplate: Pierre Duhem
Probably: Pierre Duhem, French physicist, mathematician, historian and philosopher of science.
Duignan, W. H. (William Henry), 1824-1914
Atlas.7.72.4: Bookplate: W. H. Duignan, Rushall Hall
Probably: William Henry Duignan, solicitor and antiquarian, known for his works on local history and etymology.
Duke, Edward, 1779-1852
Leigh.d.8.168: Bookplate: Edward Duke
Possibly: Edward Duke FSA of Lake House, Wiltshire, antiquarian, matriculated Magdalen Hall Oxford 1799.
Syn.8.67.63: Bookplate: Edward Duke
Dukes, Thomas Farmer, 1770 or 1771-1850
7720.b.279: Bookplate: Thos. Farmer Dukes
Probably: Thomas Farmer Dukes, antiquarian and Mayor of Shrewsbury.
Dukovich, Stefan
White.c.241: Stamp: Stefan Dukovich, 'CTEФAHЪ ДУKOBИУЪ'
Dulchith, Radulph
G*.16.9(F): Provenance: Radulph Dulchith, predicatoi(?)
Duncan, Thomas Watson
7100.e.226: Bookplate: Thomas Watson Duncan
Probably: Thomas Watson Duncan, translator.
Dundas, David, 1799-1877
7706.d.192: Bookplate: 'Charles W. G. Howard, The gift of the Rt Hon Sir David Dundas Knt of Ochtertyre MDCCCLXXVII'; Motto: 'Volo Non Valeo'
Probably: Sir David Dundas, QC, MP for Sutherlandshire, Judge-Advocate General, matriculated Christ Church College Oxford 1816.
879.b.26.12: Bookplate: 'Charles W. G. Howard, The gift of the Rt Hon Sir David Dundas Knt of Ochtertyre MDCCCLXXVII'; Motto: 'Volo Non Valeo'
Dundas, Henry, 1742-1811
S644.c.80.1: Bookplate: Melville. Motto: Quod Potui Perfeci.
Probably: Henry Dundas, 1st Viscount Melville, First Lord of the Admiralty and Secretary of State for War.
Dundas, Lawrence, Sir, approximately 1710-1781
7440.c.47: Bookplate: Sir L. Dundas Bart., of Kerse
Probably: Sir Lawrence Dundas, 1st Baronet, Member of the Society of Dilettanti.
Dundas, Thomas, 1708-1786
7250.d.81: Bookplate: Thomas Dundas of Fingask
Possibly: Thomas Dundas of Fingask and Carronhall, merchant and politician, MP for Orkney and Shetland. Or: His son of the same name (1750-1794), soldier and politician, MP for Orkney and Shetland, Governor of Guadeloupe.
Dundas of Aske, Thomas Dundas, Baron, 1741-1820
White.a.3: Bookplate: Sir Thomas Dundas, 1781
Probably: Thomas Dundas, 1st Baron Dundas, President of the Society of Scottish Antiquaries, Colonel of the North York Militia, commissioned world's first 'practical steamboat'.
Dundonald, Thomas Cochrane, Earl of, 1775-1860
7250.c.122: Bookplate: Admiral Sir Thomas Cochrane
Probably: Admiral Thomas Cochrane, 10th Earl of Dundonald, captain during Napoleonic wars nicknamed 'Le Loup des Mers'/'The Sea Wolf'.
Dundrennan, Thomas Maitland, Lord, 1792-1851
Adams.4.64.2: Bookplate: Thomas Maitland, Dundrennan; Franks 19527
Probably: Thomas Maitland, Lord Dundrennan, Scottish lawyer and judge, Solicitor General for Scotland, MP for Kirkcudbrightshire, and one of the Lords of Session and the Justiciary.
Keynes.E.2.19: Bookplate: Thomas Maitland, Dundrennan; Franks 19527
SSS.21.12: Bookplate: Thomas Maitland, Dundrennan; Franks 19527
Dunlop, James Wallace, 1759-1832
8720.d.260-: Bookplate: Lieut. Gen. Dunlop
Probably: Lieutenant-General James Dunlop, 21st of Dunlop, Colonel of the 75th Regiment of Foot in 1827, MP for Kirkcudbright.
Dunn, George, 1864-1912
8500.c.122: Bookplate: George Dunn, of Woolley Hall
George Dunn Esq., distinguished antiquarian and book collector known for his extensive library of rare manuscripts and books, of which Sotheby's produced a catalogue for its sale in 1913.
F150.d.2.23: Bookplate: George Dunn, of Woolley Hall
F152.a.6.1: Bookplate: George Dunn, of Woolley Hall
F154.c.4.12: Bookplate: George Dunn, of Woolley Hall
Inc.5.B.2.2[1138]: Bookplate: George Dunn, of Woolley Hall
Keynes.P.7.21: Bookplate: George Dunn, of Woolley Hall
Norton.d.138,139: Bookplate: George Dunn, of Woolley Hall
Norton.d.141: Bookplate: George Dunn, of Woolley Hall
Norton.d.143,144: Bookplate: George Dunn, of Woolley Hall
Norton.d.146: Bookplate: George Dunn, of Woolley Hall
Norton.e.28: Bookplate: George Dunn, of Woolley Hall
Williams.500: Bookplate: George Dunn, of Woolley Hall
Dunston, A. J. , active 1949-1986
Adv.c.103.2: Stamp: Professor A. J. Dunston
Probably: A. J. Dunstan, Professor of Latin at Reading and Sydney Universities.
Dunton, John, active 1715
Hib.7.694.3: Provenance: John Dunton, 1715
Dupont, Paul, 1796-1879
Leigh.d.5.215: Bookplate: P. Dupont, 'Livre de la bibliothèque de…'
Possibly: Paul Dupont, French printer and bookseller, author of histories of printing.
Duport, James, 1606-1679
Syn.7.66.130: Bookplate: James Duport, 'Trin. Coll. Cantab e libriquos… Jacobus Duport… legavit'
Probably: James Duport, Dean of Peterborough and Master of Magdalen College, matriculated Trinity College 1622.
Dupré, Antoine Louis, 1743-1823
7420.d.269: Bookplate: Antoine Louis du Pré de st. Maur
Probably: Antoine Dupré of Saint-Maur, Captain in the Grenadiers of the French Guard, Viscount of Ostel-la-Faulx.
Durant, George, 1731-1780
7440.c.42: Bookplate: Durant, armorial bookplate without name, motto: "Beati qui durant", crest: fleur de lys, with shield (ident. from Elvin's Mottoes & Burke's General Armoury)
Possibly: George Durant of Tong Castle, Shropshire.
7440.c.43: Bookplate: Arms of Durant of Tong Castle, Motto: 'Beati Qui Durant'
Durell, D. (David), 1728-1775
Leigh.e.5.142-: Bookplate: Dav. Durell A.M. Coll. Pemb.
Probably: David Durell, Principal of Hertford College and Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University 1765-1768, matriculated Pembroke College Oxford 1747.
Durham, John George Lambton, Earl of, 1792-1840
Leigh.d.5.287-297: Bookplate: Anon armorial: 'Le jour viendra, Lambert Scnle.(?) N.castle' (Franks 17494 or 17495?)
Probably: John George Lambton, 1st Earl of Durham, Lord Privy Seal and Governor General of the Province of Canada.
S727.d.82.67-: Bookplate: Earl of Durham, Lambton Castle; Bookplate: Order of the Bath
U*.5.133(D): Bookplate: Anon armorial: 'Le jour viendra, Lambert Scnle.(?) N.castle' (Franks 17494 or 17495?)
Durrant, William Robert Estridge, Sir, 1840-1912
Oates.95: Bookplate: William Durrant, Motto: Labes Pejor Morte, Arms: Durrant of Scottow, Franks 9403
Possibly: Sir William Robert Estridge Durrant, 5th Baronet of Scottow.
Dury, Alexander, 1704-1758
Keynes.S.4.2-5: Bookplate: Alexander Dury, Motto: Confido
Possibly: Major-General Alexander Dury of Saint George Hanover Square, Middlesex.
Dury, G., active 1648
G.12.37: Provenance: G. Dury, 1648
Dutton, William Henry, 1827-1903
CCC.13.9: Bookplate: William Henry Dutton
Probably: William Henry Dutton, Magistrates Clerk and Honorary Colonel of the 1st Volunterr Battalion of the North Staffordshire Regiment, antiquarian who amassed a significiant collection of rare books.
Sel.5.153: Bookplate: William Henry Dutton
Dyer, G.
Hib.4.665.2: Provenance: G. Dyer
Dyer, Thomas, active 17th century?
O.10.43, item no. 2: Provenance: Thomas Dyer (wn)
Dynevor, George Rice, Baron, 1765-1852
7586.d.53-54: Bookplate: Dynevor Castle, Arms: [Rice ?], Baron's Coronet.
Possibly: George Rice, 3rd Baron Dynevor, MP for Carmarthenshire, matriculated Christ Church College Oxford 1783.
Dyson, Humphrey, -1633
Bb*.11.25(3): Provenance: Humphrey Dyson, Public Notary, fl. 1611
Humphrey Dyson, notary and early book collector.
D*.10.36(C): Provenance: Humphrey Dyson, Public Notary, fl. 1611