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Miscellaneous Church of England records

Miscellaneous items include photocopied anti-Catholic propaganda from Beverley during the emancipation debate 1829-32 [DX/150/11]; 17th-century anti-Catholic printed tracts [DDHO/2]; a ground plan of Beverley Minster by J R Forster 1955 [DDX/16/39]; 1549 letters patent to John Ellerker for the rectory and advowson of North Cave (sometime Priory of Kingston upon Hull) [DDEV/26/1]; the inquisition into the estates of Cardinal Wolsey on his conviction in 1530 [DDEV/52/3]; a large household account book (1768-1786) kept by Jane Conyers, wife of the vicar of Helmsley [DDCV(2)/78/2]; transcripts of documents related to the ecclesiastical history of Hull 1328-1663 [DX/28/4]; an account roll of the bailiffs, chamberlains and churchwardens of St Augustine, Patrington, St Nicholas, Hedon, and St James, Hedon, 1445-6 [DDKG/5]; a survey of Foston rectory 1783 [DDKG/53]; a photocopy of the ordination register of Lichfield Cathedral 1503-31 [DX/158]; a partial transcription of Bishop Thomas Percy's The regulations and establishment of the household of Henry Algernon Percy (1770) [DP/83]; a letter by William Temple (1881-1944) about Christian pacifism, 20 April 1923 [DX/76/12]; extracts from the log books of Cherry Burton Church of England School 1867-1889 and Beswick Church of England School 1871-1908 [DX/169/21-22]; centenary material from Leven Church School 1966 [DDX/16/159] and copies of sermons by J Neville Haughton Thomas 1837 to the London Hibernian Society [DX/150/12/6]. There are copies of sermons by the following clergymen: Francis Wrangham 1812, Charles Hill 1824, J C Barrett 1835, William Jowett 1815, H Maddock 1815, John Robinson 1833, G Waideman 1826, W Vernon 1828, Ralph Barker 1832, Joseph Carter 1833 [DX/150/12/1-3].