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Small oblong notebook with functioning clasp.

Leather-bound oblong notebook in poor condition with many loose pages.

Written in the same hand as D3287/24/6. Bound at the top, and written in both directions.

Bound in brown leather. Written in both directions in a clear, round hand.

Bound in brown vellum, with a clasp. Written in a clear hand.

Written in one small neat hand.

Brown leather bound at the top of the volume, with original clasps. The page edges are marbled and inscribed "Jan 23 80/81 to Nov 83". 15 x 10 cm. Written in one very neat, clear hand.

A single, much damaged leaf of a letter, plus a stitched pamphlet of 15 pages, written in one neat hand.

A series of 14 individual paper pamphlets, some stitched together, written in a variety of hands. Gathered inside a leather binding but not bound. Some of the pamphlets have other numbers on the back, which may relate to another ordering system or Morehouse's other notebooks.

A large, folded sheet of very high-quality paper. The sermon is written on only one side in a very clear and elegant presentation hand.

One single sheet, with writing on only one side, and a separate 2-folio folded sheet, with writing on all sides. Both are written in the same very clear and elegant hand, potentially the same hand as EGR3/5/2/14/58.

A folder containing three separate items: the letter described above, and two Matthew Henry sermons, both in his own handwriting.

1 volume of 16 folios, measuring 15.8 x 10 cm. Bound in later tooled red cover, with "United Presbyterian Church Mount Pleasant Liverpool - Jubilee 1859" on the cover.

1 volume, 218 + viii folios. 235 x 172 mm. Bound in a later red vellum with leather spine and corners, and green marbled end papers. Written in a clear hand, with wide margins.

1 vol., 445 folios. Bound in black book cloth. Written in a very clear, elegant hand by Richard Alleine, who has inscribed the book on the title page, and at many points throughout the work, giving the dates on which he copied (or finished copying) several of the sermons, e.g. ff. 22, 50, 68, 87v, 137v, 305, 333, 379, 391 v, 403, 418, 445v, with "Per me R.A.", "Script. R.A.", or "Finis R.A." The manuscript is very well presented, with clearly ruled boundaries on each page, blank pages between each sermon, and enlarged titles.

Two slips of paper from auction catalogues are pasted into the front cover, giving information on the "Morning Exercises". The volume is designed to look like a printed volume, with catch-words at the end of each page, ruled margins, title pages, illustrated drop caps and numbered pages. Written in one very clear neat hand.

1 volume, with c. 388 pages. Bound in brown leather, with the spine reinforced in the 19th century. There is an inscription on the inside back cover: "Sarah Henry Her book Jul. 3 1680". On the inside front cover there is a presentation inscription: "From John Higginbottom to his dear Grand-daughter Florence Higginbottom. 'Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing you in psalms and humns and in spiritual songs, singing with grace in your head to the Lord' Col III v 16 Wokingham. October 1st 1862".

A cut fragment of one of Samuel Wesley's sermons, seemingly from a paginated volume numbered "18". In a blue pamphlet.

On the cover is written "Poor Janry. 2 1714" and "Easter 1719". On the inside leaf are two quotes from Proverbs, seemingly written in a different hand, the same as those of some of the re-preaching dates later in the manuscript. These sermon notes may have been reused by another preacher.

One small pamphlet of 4 folios and a separate larger sheet, in different but clear hands. The larger sheet seems to be the first page of a presentation copy of a sermon, which has then been written on in reverse in a smaller hand, potentially that of the smaller pamphlet.