Catalogue of Books on Cambridge - Library - University of Melbourne

Consideration on the expediency <strong>of</strong> making and the manner <strong>of</strong>
conducting the late regulations at Cambridge [University]. [By
GREEN, John.] London: J. Payne & J. Bouquet, 1761.
CONSTABLE,W.G. [Compiler]. <strong>Catalogue</strong> <strong>of</strong> pictures in the
Marlay bequest, Fitzwilliam Museum. Cambridge:
University Press, 1927.
Conversations at Cambridge. [Attributed to Robert Acis
WILLMOTT.] London: John W. Parker, 1836.
Conversations: M.P. and canon, nos. I. & II. [By SELWYN,
William.] Cambridge: University Press, [1858].
CONYBEARE, [John William] Edward. Highways and
byways in Cambridge and Ely. Illustrated by Frederick L.
GRIGGS. London: Macmillan, 1910. [Large page edition;
limited edition <strong>of</strong> 250 copies].
CONYBEARE, [J.W.] E. Highways and byways in
Cambridge and Ely. Illustrated by Frederick L. GRIGGS.
London: Macmillan, 1923. [Reprint].
CONYBEARE, [J.W.] E. History <strong>of</strong> Cambridgeshire.
London: Elliot Stock, 1897.
CONYBEARE, [J.W.] E. Rides around Cambridge: a cyclist’s
and motorist’s guide to the district.Together with one appendix
on the monumental brasses <strong>of</strong> Cambridgeshire by G. Montagu
Benton. Cambridge: Heffer & Sons, 1920. 3rd ed.
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CONYBEARE, [J.W.] E. Rides around Cambridge: a cyclist’s
guide to the district with maps and illustrations and an
appendix on the brasses <strong>of</strong> Cambridgeshire. Cambridge:
Heffer & Sons, 1902.
CONYBEARE, [J.W.] E. [Editor & reviser]. Tourist’s guide
to the county <strong>of</strong> Cambridge, with descriptions <strong>of</strong> the chief objects
<strong>of</strong> interest, topographical, historical and antiquarian. London:
Edward Stanford, 1892. 2nd ed. [Based on Tourist Guide
by A.G. HILL <strong>of</strong> Jesus College, Cambridge, issued in
1882.]
COOK, Helen. See MUNRO, B. BARCLAY-. &
COOK, H.
COOK, H. Caldwell. Essay on ‘Playwrights or playwriters?’
See Perse Playbooks, no. 3, Plays and poems by boys <strong>of</strong> The
Perse School, Cambridge.
[COOK, H.C.] [Essay]. See Perse Playbooks, no. 1,
Dramatic work by the boys <strong>of</strong> The Perse School, Cambridge.
[COOK, H.C.] Essay on ‘Boy poets’. See Perse Playbooks,
no. 2, Dramatic work by the boys <strong>of</strong> The Perse School,
Cambridge.
COOK, H.C. First fruits <strong>of</strong> the play method in prose. See
Perse Playbooks, no. 4, First fruits <strong>of</strong> the play method in
prose.