Bate, James, 1703-1775

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Epithet: Headmaster of Princeton Street elementary school, Holborn

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James Bate (1703-75), an undergraduate of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, 1720-23, was a Fellow of St. John's, Cambridge, 1726-33, and Rector of St. Paul's, Deptford, 1731-75. He was the author of several published theological works.

From the guide to the James Bate: Heaven impossible to be open to all men, 1748, (Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives)
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referencedIn James Bate: Heaven impossible to be open to all men, 1748 Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives
creatorOf James Bate: Heaven impossible to be open to all men, 1748 Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives
creatorOf Vol. I, ff. 54.Zeppelin Raids over London: Holborn schoolboys' impressions of: 1915.London, England: Holborn school-boys' impressions of airship raids over London: 1915.includes:f. 2 John Hubert, schoolboy, of Holborn: Impressions of airship raid o... British Library
creatorOf Sir Philip Sidney and Mary Herbert, Countess of Pembroke: The Psalms of David translated into English verse; circa 1584-1599. Copy, circa but before 23 April 1632. Psalms 1-43 had been translated in the 1580s by Sidney (d. 1586), possibly in collab... British Library
referencedIn James Bate: Commission as Ensign, 47th Foot: 1796. British Library
referencedIn LETTERS relating to the first engagement of Mrs. Siddons at Drury Lane, from-[Rev.] James Bate to D. Garrick; Worcester, 12, 19 Aug. 1775, ff. 2, 3;-William Siddons to Rev. J. Bate; Cheltenham, 4 Sept. 1775, f. b;-to D. Garrick; Gloucester, 9 Nov. 17... British Library
creatorOf Vol. II, ff. 39.London, England: Holborn school-boys' impressions of airship raids over London: 1915.Zeppelin Raids over London: Holborn schoolboys' impressions of: 1915.includes:f. 2 R-Beasley, schoolboy, of Holborn: Impressions of airship raid o... British Library
referencedIn Vol. CLXXIV(ff. 367). Jan. -Feb. 1823.includes:f. 1 Thomas Feaver, of Nether Compton: Correspondence with Sir R. Peel: 1823. ff. 3, 4, 16, 22, 24 Henry Hobhouse, Under-Secretary of State: Correspondence with Sir R. Peel: 1818-1848. ff. 5, 7 Du Pre A... British Library
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