Letter: 1851 Sept. 10, Durham, to David Laing / James Raine. 1851.

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Letter: 1851 Sept. 10, Durham, to David Laing / James Raine. 1851.

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Surtees Society matters concerning a new edition of Taylor's life of Surtees with queries concerning Surtees' correspondence with Hogg and Sharpe.

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University of Edinburgh - Main Library, Edinburgh University Library

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University of Edinburgh - Main Library, Edinburgh University Library

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Surtees, Robert, 1779-1834

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James Raine (1791-1858) was born at Ovington, Yorkshire, the son of James and Anne Raine, and educated at Kirby Hill School and at Richmond Grammar School in Yorkshire. From 1812 until 1827 he was Second Master at Durham School. He was ordained deacon in 1814 and priest in 1818. Meanwhile, in 1816, he had been appointed librarian to the Dean and Chapter of Durham, a post which he retained until his death. In 1822 the Dean and Chapter appointed him to the rectory of Meldon, Northumbe...