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DD114
Somerset County Gazette. “Death of Major Altham.” 19 February 1887. § Photocopy of cutting. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD115
Somerset County Gazette. “Death of Taunton Poor’s Great Benefactress.”10 November 1900, p. 11. § Obituary of Ethel Fisher. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD116
Somerset County Gazette. “The Late Miss Ethel Fisher, of Taunton.” November 1900. § Cutting. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD117
Somerset County Gazette. “The Late Miss Ethel Fisher.” 10 November 1900, p. 2. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD118
Somerset County Gazette. “The New Vicar of Holy Trinity, Taunton.” 8 January 1887. § Photocopy of cutting. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD119
Somerset County Gazette. “The Resignation of The Rev. A.S. Altham.” [?Summer 1900]. § Cutting. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD120
The Spectator. London, n.d. Vols. 1–7 only. Ex libris John Aubone Cook. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD121
The Spectator. London, n.d. § Vol. 1–5 and 8 only. § Each vol. inscribed on fly-leaf in an unidentified hand to EBB’s grandmother. Vol. 1: For Miss Barrett London 1780. Vols. 2–4: E: Barrett London 1780. Vol. 5: Elizabeth Barrett London 1780. Vols. 8: Eliza Barrett London 1780. [A2183] Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD122
Sporting Magazine or Monthly Calendar … of the Turf, The Chase and Every Other Diversion. Various parts for 1826, 1827 & 1831. 3 vols. Ex libris John Aubone Cook and William Surtees Altham. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD123
Good Tidings of Great Joy. London, 1859. § Inscribed by EBB’s sister Henrietta Cook on cover sheet: For Mama’s own darling Mary. May God give her His best blessings! Sept. 28th. 1860; and on fly-leaf: May God bless my child, & turn her thoughts of Praise to the Saviour who bled & died for her for it is only there, where true happiness is to be found! Her loving Mama. Sept. 28. 1860. [M0260.1] Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD124
Stanhope, George. The Devotions of Bishop Andrewes. New Edition, London, 1837. Ex libris Frank Fisher. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD125
Sterne, Laurence. Works. 4 vols. London, 1808. § Vols. 1 and 2 only. Each vol. inscribed by Elizabeth Moulton on title-page: E Moulton. [A2206]. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD125.5
Sternold, Thomas, et al. The Whole Book of Psalms, London, 1766. Bound with D012. [ABL/Altham]
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DD126
Stoke Court. Playbill for “A Charade in Two Syllables, and Three Acts.” 23 January 1865. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD127
Stoke Court. Playbill for “Taming a Tiger.” 25 January 1869. Copy 1. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD128
Stoke Court. Playbill for “Taming a Tiger.” 25 January 1869. Copy 2. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD129
Stoke Court. Playbill for “The Original and Popular Play of ‘Puss in Boots’.” 23 January 1867. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD130
Taunton Deanery School Union. Report for 1883. § Ex libris William Surtees Altham. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD131
Tennyson, Alfred. The Miller’s Daughter. Illustrated by A.L. Bond. London, n.d. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD132
Thomson, James. The Seasons, Hymns, Odes, and Songs. London, 1809. § Inscribed by Elizabeth Moulton on dedication page: E Moulton. [A2315] Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD133
Thornton, Bonnell. Comedies of Plautus. 5 vols; lacks vol. 3. 2nd ed. London, 1769. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD134
Thurlbear and its Church: A Short Guide. n.d. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD135
Times. Death announcement of Altham Leonard Moulton-Barrett, 12 March 1958. § Cutting. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD136
Times. Death announcement of Edward Altham. 17 October 1950. § Cutting. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD137
Times. Death announcement of John Altham Surtees Altham. 4 February 1950. § Cutting. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD138
Times. Engagement announcement of Richard J.L. Altham. 11 May 1957. § Cutting. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD139
Times. “Important M.C.C. Decisions. H.S. Altham a Test Selector.” 9 March 1954. § Cutting. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD140
Times. “Lieut.-General Sir Edward Altham.” Obituary. 29 September 1943. § Cutting. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD141
Times. “Maj.-Gen. Sir J.M. Stewart.” 22 July 1943, p. 7. § Obituary of the brother-in-law of Charlotte Stewart’s (née Altham). Image 1 [ABL/Altham]
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DD142
“Mr. H.S. Altham. Cricket Historian and Administrator.” 13 March 1965.§ Cutting. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]