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A Topographical Dictionary of England

… Music was established by the university, in 1684; that of Chemistry by the university, in 1702; of Astronomy and … a new one has been erected for the use of the lecturers in chemistry and botany. The garden is under the government of … of 22, and three of 20. There are also, a scholarship in chemistry, of the value of 20 per annum; and four …

Canterbury cathedral: The deans (from 1672 to 1800)

The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent

… kudies of his youth are said to have been botany and chemistry. He took the degree of A. M. in 1667, and was …

Cases brought before the committee: February 1646

Calendar, Committee for the Advance of Money

… worth 200 l., and has 4 children, and his profession of chemistry affords him no subsistence. 4 439 Sir Rob. Markham. …

Charles I - volume 373: December 1-15, 1637

Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I

… he came into disgrace with the King of Morocco by using chemistry; and that whilst there he conversed with witches. … accuracy of all these assertions. As to the practice of chemistry, he alleges that a chemical powder which he had, …

Charles I - volume 485: October 15-31, 1641

Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I

… count it fruitless or unhappy; for, as in the study of chemistry, though men miss of the main of their desires, yet …

Charles II - volume 2: May 1660