Thomas Chatterton Manuscript Project
The Complete Works of Thomas Chatterton
Quick Links to Works on This Page
During Specific Phases of Chatterton's Life
1. Colston's School Bristol - 2. Lambert's Solicitor Bristol
3. Shoreditch London - 4. Brooke Street London
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Works Never Printed - Lost Works
Wrongly Attributed Works
The manuscript receipt, shown above, is an example of the difficulties faced when working on 18th century manuscripts. It was written by Chatterton and given to George Catcott, who passed it on to his nephew, the Bristol surgeon, Richard Smith, before it eventually ended up at Bristol Library.
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The Ms. is very difficult to read, which leads me to believe that it has faded further since it was first transcribed, which is partly why the Chatterton Manuscript Project exists. This drove me to seek out a transcript, which I remembered reading in the past; it took me a good while to find it and upload it to this page, direct from page 124 of The True Chatterton by John Ingram - see above
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It is also, at times, difficult to determine what was and what was not written by Chatterton; for this reason I choose to be guided by a combination of E.H.W. Meyerstein & Donald S. Taylor, but I also refer to all of the writers and publications generated after the publication of the 1777 edition of 'Rowley's' work. It is also important to note that the start of it all should, perhaps, be regarded as the 1st October 1768 with the publication of the first 'Rowley' piece to appear in print : The Mayor's First Passing over the Old Bridge.
The layout approximates to chronological order. The blue 'View' link will take you to the Control Page for the individual work, which will contain the various versions of the work, including the original manuscript, if it exists and is available. This is a big task, so some of the Control Pages will contain only basic information while I strive to populate them. I am always ready to help if anyone needs information on anything related to Chatterton.
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The list is fully Searchable via your browser search function, or simply press ctrl+F. ​
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When a year is used in isolation (to save space) it refers to a specific book : View List​
At Colston's School
3rd August 1760 - 30th June 1767
Authentic Works
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Works of Doubtful Authenticity (WODA)
Chatterton Family Bible : View
First pub. : A Compleat History of the Holy Bible, by Laurence Clark, 1737.
Apostate Will : View
No C. Ms : First published : Croft p.149 : Tp.810​
Sly Dick : View
Ms. Hyde : First pub. : 1803, vol. 1, p.1 : Tp.811
A Hymn for Christmas Day : View
Ms. Hyde : First pub : 1803, vol. 1, p.4 : Tp.811
On the Last Epiphany, or Christ Coming to Judgement (WODA) : View
No Ms. : First pub. : Bristol Times & Mirror, 27 June 1904 : Tp.688
​The Churchwarden and the Apparition (WODA) : View
No Ms. : First pub : Felix Farley’s Bristol Journal, 7th Jan. 1764 : Tp.688​
I've let my Yard, and sold my Clay (WODA) : View
No Ms. : First pub. : Felix Farley’s Bristol Journal, 7th Jan. 1764 : T.p.689
Letter from Fullford, the Grave-digger (WODA) : View
No Ms. : First published : Felix Farley's Bristol Journal, 7th Jan. 1764 : Tp.690
Custom. A Satire (WODA) : View
No.Ms. : First pub. : Felix Farley’s Bristol Journal 20 Sep 1766 : Tp.691
At Lambert's (Apprenticeship)
Authentic Works
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Works of Doubtful Authenticity (WODA)
(In Three Phases.
Phase One : 1st July 1767 - 30 Sept 1768
Phase Two :
Phase Three :
(see end of phase 3 for WODA)
Where Woodbines Hang their Dewy Heads : View
No.Ms. : First pub. : Bristol Times and Mirror 27 June 1904. : Tp.812
Bristows Tragedy or the Death of Sr Charles Bawdin : View
BPL B20928 Ms. : First pub. : The Execution of Sir Charles Bawdin, 1772
Ynn auntient Dayes, when Kenewalchyn Kynge, & Sancte Warbur : View
Also known as : On oure Ladies Chyrche ​
No Ms. : First pub. : A Supplement to the Miscellanies of Thomas Chatterton, 1784.
Consisting of :
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Dedication to Alexander Macintosh & Contents of this Book
During his Apprenticeship at Lambert's
Phase Two : 1st Oct 1768 - 5 April 1769
The Mayor's first Passing over the Old Bridge : View
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Songe of Saincte Werburgh : View
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Song of Sayncte Baldwyn : View (same as above)
Rowley's Printing Press : View
The Yellowe Rolle : View control page
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Of the Auntiaunt Forme of Monies...:
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Englandes Glorye Revyved...​​
​Explayneals of the Annexed Yellowe Rolle [Purple Rolle] : View
Symonne De Byrtonne : View
The Merrie Tricks of Laymyngetowne : View
'Mass Book Inscription' : View
Towre Gate [Tower Gate] : View
Hardinge : View
The Parlyamente of Sprytes : View
An Enterlude, Plaied bie the Carmelyte Freers at
Mastre Canynges hys greete Howse,
before Mastre Canynges
and Byshoppe Carpenterre,
on dedicatynge the Chyrche of
Oure Ladie of Redclefte---hight,
Rowley's Collection for Canynge: View
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The Gate of Sayncte Marye
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Auntyant Monuments
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Three Ancient Monuments
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Waterre Gate
Bristol Castle : View
Seyncte Maries Chyrche of the Porte : View
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Epitaph on Robert Canynge'
Four Letters on Warwyke' : View
Nine Deeds and Proclamations : View
I. Canynge's Will.
II. A Deed of Gift by Canynge.
III. Deed. Canynge to His Sons.
1V. Deed of the Foundation of an
Additional College at Westbury.
V. Deed of Foundation of a Chapel.
VI. Deed of Endowment of the Above and Others.
VII. Deed of Eva, Wife of Maurice Fitzharding.
VIII. Proclamation of Canynge, Rowley, and Yonge.
IX. Proclamation of Canynge and Rowley.​
Abstracts from Letters
[Description of William Canynge] : View
Three Rowley Letters : View
The Rolle of Seyncte Bartlemeweis Priorie : View
Includes Chatterton’s Notes and Drawings.
Examples below.​​​
Fragment of a Sermon : View
Knightes Templaries Chyrche : View
Chronical 1340-1374 : View
The Chyrche Oratorie of the Calendaryes : View
Three Tombs : View
​Chatterton’s Map of Bristol with Ms additions.​ : View
[Note to Map of Bristol]
​Extracts from Speght's Chaucer : View
​To Miss C___,
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On Hearing Her Play on the Harpsichord : View
To Mr Powell : View
​Nine Poems to Hoyland, & Clarke:
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Seven to Eleanor Hoyland
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Two to Sally Clarke
John Baker Correspondence, 5 January 1769 : View
Elegy On the Death of Mr. Tandey : View
On Mr. Broderip's Excellent Performance
On Mr. Alcock of Bristol
To Ralph Bigland, Somerset Herald : View
Saxon Tincture : View
John Baker Correspondence, 18th February 1769 : View
Ǽlla: A Tragycal Enterlude, or Discoorsenyge Tragedie : View
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Epistle to Mastre Canynge on Ǽlla : View
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Letter to the Dynge Mastre Canynge : View
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Entroductionne
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Ǽlla. Celmonde, att Brystowe.
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List of names etc: Birtha, Mynstrelles, Manne, Womanne, bothe, Syr Thybbot Gorges, Messengere, Magnus, Hurra, Hie Preeste, Armie, Watchette, Soldyerres, Soldyers, Danes flyinge, Servitoure, Egwina,
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Mynstrelles Songe (O! Synge Untoe Mie Roundelaie)​
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​Lyfe of W: Canynge
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The Worlde
Elle's Coffin
​Rowley's Heraldic Account of Bristol Artists & Writers
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On Fitz Hardynge;
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On Richard 1;
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On Happinesse;
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On Johne a Dalbenie
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The Storie of Wyllyam Canynge (Anent a Brooklette) : View
​Churches of Bristol
Fragmentes of Anticquitie
The Court Mantle : View
Ethelgar. A Saxon Poem : View
​John Baker, Correspondence, 6th March 1769 : View
To the Beauteous Miss Hoyland
Horace Walpole Correspondence : View All Walpole Correspondence
Correspondence while at Lambert's (phase 2) :
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The Ryse of Peyncteynge, yn Englande,
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Wroten bie T. Rowleie. 1469 for Mastre Canynge
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On King Richard 1st
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From Walpole 28 March 1769.
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To Walpole 30 March 1769
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Historie of Peyncters yn Englande bie T. Rowley
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Ecca Byshoppe of Hereforde...[Two Verses]
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Elmar Byshoppe of Seseie...[a Speeche]
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Johne Seconde Abbate of Seyncte Austyns Mynsterr
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his poem The Warre.
Painter's Bill to Canynge
Heraudyn. A Fragmente
​A Chronycalle of Brystowe wrote bie Raufe Chedder,
Chappmanne 1356
Elegy 1 (Haste, haste, ye solemn messengers of night,)
During his Apprenticeship at Lambert's
Phase Three : 6th April 1769 - 23rd April 1770
Includes : Authentic Works
& Works of Doubtful Authenticity (WODA)
Horace Walpole Correspondence : View All Walpole Correspondence
Correspondence while at Lambert's (Phase 3) :
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To Walpole, 8 April 1769
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To Walpole, 14 April 1769 (1st draft C.)
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To Walpole, 14 April 1769 (2nd draft B.)
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To Walpole, 14 April 1769 (3rd draft C. sent)
Kenrick. Translated from the Saxon : View
Saxon Achievements : View
Cerdick. Translated from the Saxon
Englysh Metamorphosis : View
The Tournament. An Interlude : View
The Gouler's Requiem : View
Elinoure and Juga :
The Acconte (aka Accounte) of W. Canynges Feast : View
Goddwyn. A Tragedie
Eclogue the First
Eclogue the Second
Eclogue the Third
Account of the Family of the De Berghams : View
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The Romance of the Knight (TP330)
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The Romaunte of the Cynghte*
To Mr. Stephens, 20 July 1769 : View
To Mr. Holland : View
Horace Walpole Correspondence : View All Walpole Correspondence
Correspondence while at Lambert's (Phase 3) :
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To Walpole, 24th July 1769
'Walpole! I thought not I should ever see' : View Walpole Page
​​Clifton
Godred Crovan
Elegy on Mr. Wm. Smith
Elegy on the Demise of a Great Genius
Amphitryon. A Burletta : View
Hobbinol and Thyrsis
Journal 6th
Horace Walpole Correspondence : View All Walpole Correspondence
Correspondence while at Lambert's (Phase 3) :
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From Horace Walpole 4 Aug or 1769 : View Walpole Page
(Taylor, p.999, suggests 4 August or 12 October).​
​​'Intrest thou universal God of Men'
Elegy, Written at Stanton Drew : View
Conversation (Fragment) : View
Elegy to the Memory of Mr. Thomas Phillips, of Fairford
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Three? versions : View Control Page
Mss. Columbia UL. & British Library : First pub : Town & Country Magazine, supp. 1769 : Tp.387​
Elegy - 29 Octr.
'Hervenis harping on the hackneyd Text'
Epistle to Clayfield
The Constabiliad
Heroic Fragment
Elegy 2
The Hirlas 1 : View
The Complaint
Antiquity of Christmas Games
The Defence
​To Miss Lydia C---n
A New Song
The Advice. Addressed to Miss M**** R*****, of Bristol
The Hirlas 2 : View
Astrea Brokage Letter
Heccar and Gaira. An African Eclogue : View
​The Consuliad : View
Anecdote of Chaucer
The Unfortunate Fathers
Sentiment
The Methodist
'If wishing for the mystic Joys of Love'
February. An Elegy
Decimus. To the Duke of G----n
'Hail Resignation hail ambiguous Dame'
Letter from Isaac Fell, 13 March 1770 : View
William Barrett Correspondence : View
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To Barrett, Feb or March 1770
March. An Elegy
Letter from Esther Saunders : View
Fables for the Court
The Hag
Decimus. To the Princess of Gotham
To Miss Hoyland 5
​To Miss Hoyland 6
Hor. Lib. 1, OD. 19
Hor. Lib. 1, OD. 5
Kew Gardens : View
Extract of a Letter from a Young Gentleman at Plymouth (WODA) : View
[I vote Chatterton]
The Bacchanalian (WODA) : View
(Ye sordid wretches ! chain' d to rules)
While in London : at Shoreditch
25th April 1770 - 31st May 1770
Includes : Authentic Works
& Works of Doubtful Authenticity (WODA)
Sarah Chatterton Correspondence : View
The Candidates
​*Narva and Mored An African Eclogue 2 May 1770 : View
A Song Addressed to Miss C----am
Letter to Sarah Chatterton, & others, 6 May 1770 : View
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Thomas Cary; Henry Kator;
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William Smith; Mrs Baker
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Matt Mease; Mr Thaire; Mr Rudhall; Mr Ward; Mr Gaster
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Mr Thomas; Mr Kator; Mr A. Broughton; Mr Carty
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Mr Smith, &c. &c. &c. Mr J. Broughton; Mr Hanmer;
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Mr Williams; Mr Vaughan
​To the Society at Spring Garden
Decimus To the Earl of H-----h (Hillsborough)
Decimus To the P----- D----- of W----- (Princess Dowager)
Sarah Chatterton Correspondence : View
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To Sarah Chatterton 14 May
Decimus. To the Prime Minister
​Libertas. A Card. To Od Slyboots
Decimus. An Exhibition of Sign Paintings
*O! Quickly may the Friendly Ruin Fall : View
(Elegy 3, to Maria)
Decimus. To the Freeholders of the City of Bristol
Lines on Happiness (WODA) : View
The Prophecy (WODA) : View
While in London : at Brooke Street
1st June 1770 - 25th August 1770
Includes : Authentic Works
& Works of Doubtful Authenticity (WODA)
The Death of Nicou, An African Eclogue : View
No Ms. : First pub. : London Magazine, June 1770 (Tp.1097)
Letter 6, A Hunter of Oddities : View
No Ms. : First pub. : T&CM, June 1770 (Tp.1099)
Maria Friendless Letter
No Ms. : First pub. : T&CM, June 1770 (Tp.1100)
Exhibition of Sign Paintings at the West End of Town
No Ms. : First pub. : Boddeley's Bath Journal, 18 June 1770 (Tp.1102)
​Mary Chatterton Correspondence : View
No Ms. : First pub. : Croft, 1780 (Tp.1103)
Speech of Sir John de Beauchamp
The False Step, a Real History
​To Miss B-sh, of Bristol
The Revenge, A Burletta : View Control Page
Including the additional six songs :
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A Bacchanalian sung by Mr Reinhold.
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The Invitation.
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A Bacchanalian.
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The Virgin's Choice.
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The Happy Pair [Aka : Strephon & Lucy].
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​Betsy of the Hill [Aka : Fanny of the Hill].
A Burlesque Cantata
Burletta. The Woman of Spirit
Thomas Cary Correspondence ; View
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Thomas Cary, 1st July 1770 : View
Genuine Copy of a Letter from the Earl of C--d to the...
​An Excelente Balade of Charitie : View
No Ms. : First pub. : 1777
​Mary Chatterton Correspondence : View
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To Mary Chatterton, 20 July 1770 : View
The Art of Puffing by a Bookseller's Journeyman : View
An African Song : View
Menenius. To William Lord M--d (Mansfield)
George Catcott's Correspondence with Chatterton : View
The Happy Pair. A Tale : View
Gorthmund. Translated from the Saxon.
Colin Instructed
John Rudhall and Mr Baster Correspondence : View
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To John Rudhall, n.d
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To Mr Baster.
(Damn the Muses I obinate them and all their Works)
Impromptu on the Immortality of the Soul
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"Say, O my soul, if not allowed to be" : View
To a Friend on his Intended Marriage
The Resignation
'O God, whose Thunder rules the Sky'
From an Unknown Girl, n.d.
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The Letter Paraphras'd
To William Smith n.d. (signed Hasmot Tnchaorett) : View
Anecdote of Lord Ch---d (WODA) : View
An Elegy on the Much Lamented Death : View
of William Beckford, Esq. (WODA)
Anecdote on Judge Jeffries (WODA) : View
Old Bailey Intelligence Extraordinary, for 1770 : View
​ (Apothecary hanged for supplying a bad mix of drugs)
Both M, and T, are sure it is Chatterton, but T still lists it as (WODA)
Works and Items Not Printed in Taylor
ITEMS NOT PRINTED
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[The Items Not Printed list, is include here as a working list, in readiness for images of all items listed appearing on the pages of The Thomas Chatterton Manuscript Project website].
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THE following personal, heraldic, and Rowleyan items, though not printed in this edition [Taylor's, The Complete Works of Thomas Chatterton, 1971, in two volumes], may be found in the manuscripts noted and, in some cases, in the publications noted. Most are drawings not part of a written work; other items are lists, other tabular pieces, miscellaneous notes, and illegible parchments.
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Personal Items
BPL, B22165. Chatterton's pocket notebook, found at his death : View in TCMP
Described and printed, Donald S. Taylor, 'Chatterton's Suicide', Philological Quarterly, xxxi (January 1952), 65.
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BPL, B5375. Bill to George Catcott. Printed in Life, p. 140. Paget Papers (on which see 'Heroic Fragment'). Calendar dated 3 August 1768. Includes lunar phases, feast days, and an allegorical drawing of Time.
Heraldic Items
BPL, B21045. Emblazoned arms of Catcott, Symes, Catcott and Symes quartered, Martha Catcott, and someone unidentified. See Lost Works, "To Martha Catcott'.
Bodleian, Eng. Poet. e. 6., p. 17. Emblazoned Chatterton arms (Or, a fess, vert).
Paget Papers. Emblazoned coat with 69 quarterings and, verso, a 'Numeration' table.
BMB, ff. 77, 89r. Unidentified emblazoned coats.
BMB, f. 87. Blazons of Sawney and Burton.
BMB, f. 88. Six unidentified emblazoned coats and notes on the cast for a dramatic production or for a satire. Published Life, p. 103 (cast notes only).
BMB, ff. 89v. to 90r. Seven emblazoned coats (for Elle, Coernicke, Egwine, Esmatric (?), Leofwine, Harold, and one unidentified person) and drawings.
BMB, ff. 93-101 (a nine-page booklet). Ten emblazoned coats of Chattertons with notes and drawings of four tombs, a street in a town, an heraldic window, and a church. Other Chatterton arms will be found in the letter to Mr. Stephens of 20 July 1769, in 'Account of the De Berghams', in 'Craishes Herauldry'. See my general note on Chatterton in the latter.
BMB, f. 107. Blazons for Ælle [Elle] and Bristol.
BMB, f. 108a. Emblazoned coats for Robert de Melhent, William his Son, John (Kg.), Geof. de Mandevile, Almeric D'Eureux (?), and Robert de Clare.
BMB, f. 108b. Blazon for Barrett and a note from Guillim on 'Clarions or Rests'.
BMB, f. 108v. Emblazoned coats for Richard de Clare and Gilbert de Clare.
BMB, f. 108v. Notes from Guillim on Robert, Earl of Gloucester.
BMB, f. 109. Heraldic drawings and blazons for Ralph de Monte Hermer, Gilbert de Clare, Hugh Lord Audley, Thos. of Woodstock, Thomas Le Despencer, Richard Plantagenet, and Humphrey Son of Henry IV.
BMB, f. 109v. Inscriptions from four Chatterton tombs: Thomas Chatterton (1500), Sire Gualeroine Chatterton (1190), Guilliel- mus Chatterton (1412), Gawine Chatterton (1080).
BMB, f. 110. Six coats and blazons titled 'Particular Bearings gotten by T. R.': Ailward, Guild of Ale Stakers, Algar, Aefredde, Bastarde, and one unidentified.
BMB, f. 111. Notes on the Mowbray family.
BMB, f. 111v. Two coats and blazons: Giasonzo, Harward.
BMB, f. 112. Fifteen emblazoned coats, the following identified: Leofwine (1052), Harold (1052), Gilbert de Clare (1230), Almeric D'Eureux, one illegible, Coernike (923), Robert de Milhent (1111), Esmatric (?) (971), Johne (1187), Geof. de Mandeville (1204).
BMB, f. 113. Unidentified emblazoned coat.
BMB, f. 114. Notes and emblazoned coats for Brightricke King, Elle, Coernick, Esmatrick, Brightrick the Earl, Harratz, Fitz Lupellus, Will Earl Glo., Robert Fitzharding, Abbot Richard, Burton, Eva de Berkeley, Segovian, Rowley, Robert Canynge, Wm. Canynge, and many unidentified.
BMB, f. 115. Unidentified emblazoned coat.
BMB, f. 116v. Three unidentified emblazoned coats.
BM, Add. MS. 24891, f. 2r. Stone, coin, sword, and ten coats, with the following notes:
Mr. T.) Unintelligible—the first is a flat Stone. 2nd. a Coin.
T. C) No. 1- The words are Bithricus: Bristowe: The reverse a Shield probably the Arms of Bithric to whom William the Conqueror gave Bristol. No. 2. Edm: Gle: the reverse a Sword on one Syde Dan: on the other Denys. Probably this was coin'd at Gloucester by Edmund Ironsyde before or after the Peace with the Danes- No. 3. A Shield within a Bor- der these Wordes Wulferus filius Eadmondus: Q: Deus- Salvator. Gle. in the middle-the Arms of Ironsyde by this it appears to have been the Shield of Wulfer the Son of Edmund Ironside who liv'd at Gloucester- [here follows 'Mass Book Inscription': see text; then other drawings and these notes] No: 1 A shield painted on a Window at Bangar No: 2 painted on a Window in the House of Sir Astyn Prideaux. No. 3. an ancient Swerd- Gurney Palee Or and Gules
Rowleyan Items
BMA, ff. 5, 8, 9, 15, 24, 25 (Nos. 5, 10, 11a, 19a, 35, 36). Illegible antiqued parchments.
BMA, f. 11 (No. 13). Drawing, 'Seyncte Catherynes Chapelle'.
BMA, ff. 11, 12 (Nos. 14 and 16). Drawings (parchment and copy) of unidentified church.
BMA, ff. 11, 12 (Nos. 15 and 17). Drawings (parchment and copy), 'Lessoure Sancte Johanis'.
BMA, f. 21 (Nos. 25 a and b). Drawings, unidentified gate.
BMA, f. 25 (No. 37). Narrative (?) entitled 'Algar ande Herewarde' (largely illegible parchment) with Barrett's partial transcrip- tion, the latter too spotty for the substance of the piece to be guessed at. The proper names Barrett reads seem to be Algar, Herewarde, Brighstowe, Geofferei, Brightrickestowe, Brigstow, Bultyngeatun, Ecbrightus, Brixton in Somersetshire.
BMA, f. 27 (No. 40). Drawing of tomb (parchment), 'Robertus Canynge M.C:C.C.XXIII'.
BMA, f. 28 (No. 41). Drawings (parchment) of bust of Wyllyame Canynge, Wm. Fadre, Roberte hys B., Isabelle hys Wyfe.
BMA, f. 28 (No. 42). Drawings of three knights with illegible inscriptions.
BMB, ff. 14V. to 16V. Lists of 'Majorii' and 'Portreves' of Bristol, 1066-1160, and 'Portreves, Bailifs and Preposytour of Redclifte', 1055-1160, with a few brief notes. For summary see last note to 'Three Rowley Letters', to which these lists were appended by C.
BMB, ff. 104-5. Drawings of Elle's tomb. See 'Elle's Coffin'.
BMB, ff. 117-20. Four drawings based on Weever, pp. 846, 851, 844.
BMB, f. 121. Drawings of two unidentified churches.
BMB, ff. 122-3. Drawings of Bristol Castle.
BMA, f. 3; BMB, ff. 23-4. Drawings of coins. See note on manuscript of the 'Yellowe Rolle' ('Of the Auntiaunt Forme of Monies', 'Englandes Glorye Revyved').
Houghton, Harvard, f MS. Eng 1279, verso of 'To John Ladgate', 'Songe toe Ella', and 'John Ladgates Answer'. A Rowleyan parchment 'original' consisting of drawings of 13 monumental fragments and descriptive text signed T. Rowley but otherwise mostly illegible. See 'Rowley's Collection for Canynge' for items with similar format. The same thirteen fragments, without text, are drawn in the same order by C at the top of BMB, f. 106. They are intended as evidence for the antiquity of Bristol: those which are legible connect a recognizable Roman, British, or Saxon name (Vespa. Imp., Bassia. Imp., L. M. Lucull., Kenewalche, Cyntewynus [?], Erenedericus [?], Ceol.) with one of C's ancient names for Bristol (Brightstowe, Ca. Br, Caer Brito, Ca B, Cae Bri, Caer Bri, Brig., Bricg-see 'Discorse on Brystowe'). Seven of the same thirteen drawings, or approximations of them, appear also at the end of the first section of 'Discorse on Bry- stowe': see Plate IIa.
Lost Works
Approximating to Chronological Order
D.S Taylor's Suggested List - No Links
Paraphrases of Job ix and Isaiah, 1765 : View
Satiric Lines on a Schoolmaster, 1767 : View
Letter to a Schoolmaster, 1767 : View
Ode to Lais, 1768 : View
Antiquities - Book 1st & 2nd : View
Letter from Horace Walpole, 1-7 April, 1769 : View Walpole Main Page
A Manks Tragedy : View
Ode to Duke Harry, 1770
To Isaac Fell, 1770
To Michael Clayfield, 1770
Fragment of a Comedy or Farce
A Briton. To Lord North.
The Moderator No. 1.
Probus. To the Earl of Bute.
Decimus. To the King.
Probus. 2d to the Lord Mayor.
Decimus (or Probus). To C. Jenkinson.
The Moderator. To Lord North.
To Thomas Cary, 25th June, 1770
To George Catcott 10 July 1770
An Oratorio
The Dowager. A Tragedy
Sarah Chatterton Correspondence : View all correspondence
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To Sarah Chatterton 20 August 1770 : View
William Barrett Correspondence : View all correspondence
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To William Barrett August 1770
The Flight
Elegy or Soliloquy of a Man in His Cell
Martha Catcott Correspondence : View
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To Martha Catcott - Rose of Virginity unknown date
Thomas Cary Correspondence : View
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To [Thomas Cary?] Unknown date
A History of Portbury : Unknown Date
Five Works : unknown dates
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Auntyaunte Coynes with the Hystoryee of Furste Coyninge by the Sexonne
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Historie of See and Church of Durham
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Lyfe of Byghtrycus
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[Annalles from King Byghtrycus to Byghtrickus the Erle.]
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Finyshynge of Turgotte toe the Reygnen of Esward the [Fourth].
Justyce of the Peece : Unknown date
[Dramatic Poem on Sir Charles Bawden.] Unknown
[Verses to Miss Clark.] : Unknown
Letter on Canynge : Unknown
Chatterton Family Parchment : Unknown
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