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Historic Library & Rare Book Collection Sherborne HISTORIC LIBRARY & RARE BOOK COLLECTION SHERBORNE SCHOOL LOCAL HISTORY A-Z by surname Author & Title Place & Date of Publication ABBOT OF SHERBORNE, THE Sherborne, Weekly newspaper printed at the County Printing Works, Cheap Street, Sherborne. 1886-1887 Vol.1, no.1, 24 June 1886-Vol.2, no.31, 13 January 1887. (Bound volume) [Written and produced by staff of Sherborne School: Alfred Charles Clapin (1826-1924), Alexander Davidson Longmuir (c.1838-1891), Louis Napoleon Parker (1852-1944), Walter Raymond (1852-1931), William Beauchamp Wildman (1852-1922), Edward Mallet Young (1839-1900)] ANON 1642 The Newest and Truest and most unpartiall Relation of all the late occurrence which hath happened at Sherbourne-Castle, and thereabouts. Being the extract of divers severall letters, sent from worthy persons of good credit and qualitie, to a speciall friend in London. Printed 14 September 1642. Contains: The Latest Relation from Sherburn-Castle by A.W. Another Letter from Sherborn-Castle. Bookplate: Ernest E. Baker, F.S.A. Donated to Sherborne School by E.E. Baker, 8 April 1920. With a covering letter from E.E. Baker, 8 April 1920. [Euston Edward Francis Baker (1895-1981), attended Sherborne School (Abbeylands) 1908-1914] ANON London, Propositions propounded by the Marquesse of Hartford, to the Earle of Bedford, 1642 concerning the delivering up of Sherbourne-Castle. Also declaring how the Earle of Bedford, after his arrival at Yeavel, within three miles of Sherbourne, surprised Squire Rogers, as he was going to relieve the Marquesse of Hartford, with 7 other Cavaliers, which are known to be notorious Papists, who had under their command neere three hundred men well horsed. Likewise how the Lord Marquesse of Hartford sallied out of the Castle, and made up to their rescue, but was repulst by the troops of the E. of Bedford. Also a true information how the Earle of Bedford tooke eight hundred pounds, which Squire Rogers did intend for the relief of the said Marquesse. London, printed for Henry Fowler, 17 September 1642. 1 HISTORIC LIBRARY & RARE BOOK COLLECTION SHERBORNE SCHOOL LOCAL HISTORY ANON Sherborne, Happy Newes from Sherborn, and Sherborne Castle: relating the death of Colonel 1891 Lunsford, the Lord Paulet, and divers other persons of quality, the taking of divers prisoners, and great store of armes from the Cavaliers. Written in a letter from [J.W.] Dorchester to Master Nicholas Skinner a merchant of London, declaring the happy successe of the Parliaments Forces, against the Cavaliers betwixt Sherborne and Yeavell. Also a true copy of the last petition sent by both Houses of Parliament to His Majestie. Originally printed in London for F. Cowles, 1642. Reprinted Sherborne by J.C. & A.T. Sawtell, 1891. (2 copies) Given to Sherborne School by Messrs Sawtell of Sherborne, n.d. [c.1891] ANON London & Dorsetshire. Manchester, London & Manchester, Pigot & Co., 1839. 1839 ANON Sherborne, Restoration of the Lady Chapel at Sherborne Abbey. Appeal, November 1922. 1922 Sherborne, F. Bennett & Co. Ltd., 1922. ANON Hereford, Who’s Who in Dorset. 1934 Hereford, Wilson & Phillips, 1934. ANON Marnhull, The Church of St. Gregory, Marnhull, Dorset. c.1960 Marnhull, Sharp & Saunders, c.1960. Bequeathed to Sherborne School Library by M.E.K. Westlake, c.1987. [Max Edward Kenneth Westlake (1895-1987), attended Sherborne School (Abbey House) 1910-1914; Assistant Master at Sherborne School 1923-1962]. ANON Sherborne, Sandford Orcas and the Parish Church of St. Nicholas. 1962 Sherborne, The Abbey Press, 1962. Bequeathed to Sherborne School Library by M.E.K. Westlake, c.1987. [Max Edward Kenneth Westlake (1895-1987), attended Sherborne School (Abbey House) 1910-1914; Assistant Master at Sherborne School 1923-1962]. ANON Portesham, The Church of Saint Peter, Portesham, Dorset. Illustrated Guide by H.J. 1963 Portesham, 1963. Bequeathed to Sherborne School Library by M.E.K. Westlake, c.1987. [Max Edward Kenneth Westlake (1895-1987), attended Sherborne School (Abbey House) 1910-1914; Assistant Master at Sherborne School 1923-1962]. 2 HISTORIC LIBRARY & RARE BOOK COLLECTION SHERBORNE SCHOOL LOCAL HISTORY ANON Weymouth, The History of St. Mary’s Church, Stratton. 1963 Midsummer Festival 21-24 June 1963. Weymouth, Jeffery Bros. Ltd., 1963. Bequeathed to Sherborne School Library by M.E.K. Westlake, c.1987. [Max Edward Kenneth Westlake (1895-1987), attended Sherborne School (Abbey House) 1910-1914; Assistant Master at Sherborne School 1923-1962]. ANON Swanage, The Church of St. James, Kingston, Dorset. c.1965 Swanage, Bartlett & son., c.1965. Bequeathed to Sherborne School Library by M.E.K. Westlake, c.1987. [Max Edward Kenneth Westlake (1895-1987), attended Sherborne School (Abbey House) 1910-1914; Assistant Master at Sherborne School 1923-1962]. ANON Weymouth, St. Laurence’s Church, Affpuddle. 1965 Weymouth, Jeffery Bros. Ltd., 1965. Bequeathed to Sherborne School Library by M.E.K. Westlake, c.1987. [Max Edward Kenneth Westlake (1895-1987), attended Sherborne School (Abbey House) 1910-1914; Assistant Master at Sherborne School 1923-1962]. ANON Verwood, Cranborne with Boveridge. 1966 Verwood Printery Ltd., 1966. Bequeathed to Sherborne School Library by M.E.K. Westlake, c.1987. [Max Edward Kenneth Westlake (1895-1987), attended Sherborne School (Abbey House) 1910-1914; Assistant Master at Sherborne School 1923-1962]. ANON Sherborne, St. Andrew’s Church, Trent. 1967 Sherborne, Sawtells, 1967. Bequeathed to Sherborne School Library by M.E.K. Westlake, c.1987. [Max Edward Kenneth Westlake (1895-1987), attended Sherborne School (Abbey House) 1910-1914; Assistant Master at Sherborne School 1923-1962]. 3 HISTORIC LIBRARY & RARE BOOK COLLECTION SHERBORNE SCHOOL LOCAL HISTORY ANON Dorchester, Notes on St. Mary’s Church, Cerne Abbas, Dorset. c.1970 Dorchester, Wm. Pitfield & Co., c.1970. Bequeathed to Sherborne School Library by M.E.K. Westlake, c.1987. [Max Edward Kenneth Westlake (1895-1987), attended Sherborne School (Abbey House) 1910-1914; Assistant Master at Sherborne School 1923-1962]. ANON 1970 Portland Castle, Dorset. Ministry of Public Building and Works, Ancient Monuments and Historic Buildings. Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1970. Bequeathed to Sherborne School Library by M.E.K. Westlake, c.1987. [Max Edward Kenneth Westlake (1895-1987), attended Sherborne School (Abbey House) 1910-1914; Assistant Master at Sherborne School 1923-1962]. ANON Dorchester, Short History of Saint Nicholas Church, Moreton. Concluding with a notes on the apse c.1975 windows. Dorchester, Henry Ling Ltd., The Dorset Press, c.1975. Bequeathed to Sherborne School Library by M.E.K. Westlake, c.1987. [Max Edward Kenneth Westlake (1895-1987), attended Sherborne School (Abbey House) 1910-1914; Assistant Master at Sherborne School 1923-1962]. ANON n.d. St. Peter’s Church, Purse Caundle. n.d. Bequeathed to Sherborne School Library by M.E.K. Westlake, c.1987. [Max Edward Kenneth Westlake (1895-1987), attended Sherborne School (Abbey House) 1910-1914; Assistant Master at Sherborne School 1923-1962]. ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, THE London, Memoirs illustrative of the History and Antiquities of Bristol, and the Western Counties of 1853 Great Britain, with some other communications, made to the Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, held at Bristol, July 29 to August 5, 1851. London, 1853. Includes articles by Thomas Garrard, Samuel Lucas, William Tyson, George Ormerod, John Gough Nichols, Joseph Burtt, James Yates, J.H. Markland, John Bindon, E.W. Godwin, Charles Winston, J.A. Clark, E.W. Godwin, Rev John Louis Petit FSA (Sherborne, Dorset, read by Rev. J.L. Petit at Oxford in 1850, with illustrations by J.L. Petit), Rev. H.T. Ellacombe, Lewis Way, James Lee Warner. Donated to Sherborne School Library, 1935. 4 HISTORIC LIBRARY & RARE BOOK COLLECTION SHERBORNE SCHOOL LOCAL HISTORY ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, THE London, The Archaeological Journal. 1857 Volume XIV. London, 1857. Includes articles by Rev. John Collingwood Bruce, William Burges, Hon., Lord Neaves, John Hill Burton, Weston S. Walford & Albert Way, Edwin Guest, John Mitchell Kemble, Rev. Edward Trollope, Weston S. Walford, Alexander Nesbitt, Charles Winston, Mark Napier, Rev. J.G. Cumming, John Hobson Hinde, John Robson, W. Hylton-Dyer Longstaff. Also includes the Proceedings at the meetings of the Archaeological Institute, December 1856-June 1857 (inc. account by J.H. Le Keux of recent discoveries in Sherborne, illustrated by the Rev. John Louis Petit FSA). AYRES, Joseph (-1823) London, The Young Ladies’ Practical Arithmetic; Containing Such Rules Only As Are Really Necessary 1824 to be Learned by Females; Exemplified by Appropriate Questions on Each; and Containing Various Forms of Bills of Parcels, Receipts, Promissory Notes. London, George B. Whittaker, 1824 (3rd ed.) [Joseph Ayres was a draughtsman and printer. He was employed as a writing master and teacher of mathematics at Sherborne School, c.1800; and was Headmaster of Foster’s School, Sherborne] Presented to Sherborne School by William Elton, 1 July 1895. [William Elton (1865-1931) attended Sherborne School (Abbey House) 1879-1885] [Formerly MISC.4/28] BACKHOUSE, Janet London, The Sherborne Missal. 1999 The British Library, London, 1999. BARKER, Katherine Sherborne, Sherborne: St. Aldhelm and Before. An illustrated guide to the early growth of a Dorset 1982 country town. Sherborne, The Abbey Press, 1982. BARKER, Katherine Stanbridge, Sherborne Camera. 1990 Stanbridge, The Dovecote
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