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BenjaminHeath gave a part of his books, was born on the 29th of September 1739. He was educated at Eton and at King's College, Cambridge, of whichCollege he became a Fellow. After leaving the University he wasappointed an assistant master at Eton, and in 1771 succeeded Dr. Sumneras headmaster of Harrow, a post he held for fourteen years. [85] He diedon the 31st of May 1817, at the rectory of Walkerne in the county ofHertford, a living given to him by his College, which he held with therectory o...f Farnham in Buckinghamshire. He was buried at Exeter. Dr. Heath, who was 'a scholar and a bibliomaniac, ' added greatly to thelibrary given to him by his father, for which he built a large room atWalkerne, where, says Dibdin, 'he saw, entertained, and caressed hisfriends, with Alduses in the forenoon, and with a cheerful glass towardsevening, hospitable, temperate, kind-hearted, with a well furnished mindand purse, and with a larder and cellar which might have suppliedmaterials for a new edition of Pynson's _Royal Boke of Cookery andKervinge_, 1500, 4to.
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BenjaminHeath gave a part of his books, was born on the 29th of September 1739. He was educated at Eton and at King's College, Cambridge, of whichCollege he became a Fellow. After leaving the University he wasappointed an assistant master at Eton, and in 1771 succeeded Dr. Sumneras headmaster of Harrow, a post he held for fourteen years. [85] He diedon the 31st of May 1817, at the rectory of Walkerne in the county ofHertford, a living given to him by his College, which he held with therectory o...f Farnham in Buckinghamshire. He was buried at Exeter. Dr. Heath, who was 'a scholar and a bibliomaniac, ' added greatly to thelibrary given to him by his father, for which he built a large room atWalkerne, where, says Dibdin, 'he saw, entertained, and caressed hisfriends, with Alduses in the forenoon, and with a cheerful glass towardsevening, hospitable, temperate, kind-hearted, with a well furnished mindand purse, and with a larder and cellar which might have suppliedmaterials for a new edition of Pynson's _Royal Boke of Cookery andKervinge_, 1500, 4to.
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