Some memoirs of the life of John Radcliffe, M.D. Interspersed with several original letters: his two speeches in Parliament, and a true copy of his last will and testament / [Anon].

  • Pittis, William, 1674-1724.
Date:
1715
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Credit: Some memoirs of the life of John Radcliffe, M.D. Interspersed with several original letters: his two speeches in Parliament, and a true copy of his last will and testament / [Anon]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Regiftry of the publick Benefadtors of the Uni- verfity, for conferring Honorary Degrees, and for giving all other poffible Teflimomes of our grateful Regard to the Memory of the Deceas’d. V. ALL Batchelors of Arts, and Under¬ graduates, are hereby ftrictly commanded to be¬ have themfelves in a Manner fuitable to fo folemn an Occafion. And all Perfons whatfoever, are enjoin’d, upon the fevered Penalties, not to tear off the Efeutcheons, or to make any Didurbance in the Church, the Divinity-School, or in any Part of the Proceffion. And all Magidrates are to take Care, that no Diforder may happen thro’ the whole Courfe of the Solemnity, or, at lead, that no Offender may go unpunifh’d. Bern. Gardiner, ♦ * Vice-Chancellor! All Colleges and Halls are defir’d to Toll a Bell from Twelve of the Clock on Ifednefday, and from Twelve of the Clock on Friday, ’till the great Bell at St. Mary s ceafes on each Day. k What remains farther to obferve, in relation to the Performance of every Thing enjoin’d in this Frogramma, is, to give the Reader to under- ftand, that it was executed in every Particular, only Mr. Lzndfey, one of the Fellows of Univerftty- College, made a Speech in Honour of his Memory over the Grave, which was on the South-Eaft Side of the Organ. Mr. Cotes, the Univerlity-Orator, had made a Speech on the Wednefday before, of three Quarters of an Hour long. The Order of the Proceffion was in this manner. The Vicar of