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Black and white photograph showing men in army uniform outside the Pepys Building. No names or date given.
Possibly members of No. 4 Company Garrison Officers Cadet Battalion.

15 January 1917 the Cadets of No. 4 Company Garrison Officers Cadet Battalion entered the College. They were the first Company to be quartered within College and "owing to the great kindness and consideration of the College Authorities" they felt themselves at home. They spent 2 months in College and numbered 98, a few of whom had to be quartered in another College but due to the passing out of some of their number before the end of the course enabled these to reside in Magdalene. A farewell dinner was held in Hall and the course terminated on 13 March [College Magazine, No. 24 March 1917. This article includes a list of names of No. 4 Company]

Black and white photograph of the residents in College including War Cadets. No names are given.

There is a copy in MCPH/3/1/27 and some of the Naval Officers and Fellows have been identified:

Back row: L.H. Peppe (4th), R.C. Hovenden (5th)
Second row from the back: A.H. Banks (3rd), J.R. Warburton (4th), E.A. Anderson (11th)
Third row from the back: R.J. King-Walker (5th), P.J.M. Penney (13th), H.M. Denham (14th)
Fourth row from the back: V.J. Voecker (4th), C.J. Carr (14th), J.B. Marriott (15th)
Front row: F.R. Salter (3rd), H.A. Shears (4th), V.S. Vernon-Jones (6th), Nuttall (8th), Cummings (9th), A.S. Ramsey (10th), T. Peel (14th), E.S.K. Evans (15th), Greaves (16th), R.M. Dick (17th), F.H.H. Clark. (18th)

Black and white photograph of the residents in College. No names are given.

Framed black and white photograph of the residents in College including Fellows. A handwritten note on the frame gives the following Fellows names: Ladborough, Bennett, Babbage, Turner, Willink. Salter, Keilin, Scott, Saunders, Christopherson.
No student names are given.

Letters patent licencing the College to hold lands in mortmain. With partial seal.

Licence to hold lands in mortmain not exceeding the value of £200 per annum (with the lands given to them by Sir Christopher Wray). Refers to land at Grainthorpe, Lincolnshire.

Letter from the 1st Earl of Suffolk [Visitor] disannulling additions to the Statutes.

Petition to the Crown for a rent of £20 to support two Fellows on the Crown's nomination.

Two letters from the 2nd Earl of Suffolk to the Master and Fellows (contemporary copies).

Names on the board:

E.R. Coles, V.E. Cotton, J.L. Douglas, T. Tanqueray

A.C.M. Coxon, P. Gray, J. Morley, G.J. Hunter, B.H. Bayliss, K.R. Murray, C.D.R. Lumby, C. Knubley, A.I. Kay

C.L. Thomson, R.J.R. Sturgis, C.J. Sneyd-Kynnersley, E.F.I. Ibbetson, H.H.C. Buckley, H.R.H. Prince Leopold of Battenberg, W.E. McConnell, C.H. Scarlett, R.W. Jepson, A.D.G.S. Batty, P.G. Knappett

T.R. Rhodes, A.R.W. Miles, J.S. Clarke

Names on the board:

I.A. Richards, J.C. Morris, J.E. Tollemache

R.M. Archdale, R. Courthorpe, F.E. Long, R.H. Walpole, B.W. Hill

A.C.P. Arnold, A. de Fayal, J.C.F. Davidson, P.L. Bathurst, A.F. Gray, H.C. Hughes, C.F.D. Perrins, T.E. Dibble

F.R. Orme, J. McWilliam, J.C. de Vere Biss, T. Daish, J.L. Mallory, E.G. Snaith, W.F. Henn, R.P. Hepburn, R.W. Groom

Names on the board:

W.D.F. Canham, A.C. Goodwin

F.G. Womersley, C. Macnab, R.W. Phillips, W.H. Valentine, J.H.L. Glasbrook, C. Mackenzie, J.R.J.L Jones

A.M. Pryde, H.P. Bundy, K.W. Blaxter, C.N. Crawford, B.F.C. Atkinson, H.S. Neville, G.W. Tickell, R.C. Barkworth

No names given.

Black and white photograph of the athletics team. Names on the board:

J. M. Miller, D. Canham, , P. W. C. Hollowell, C. Mackenzie
R. S. King, J. T. Mitchell, E. H. Savill, G. W. Page Phillips, G. Parker Jervis
J. Hewat, J. E. Simmonds

Black and white photograph of the Rugby XV for 1932-33. Names on the board:

A. Wills, E. R. Hutt, E. P. R. Bowen-Cottwurst, J. E. Parry, J. A. A. Blaikie, A. F. Davies
?oon, E. E. A. Russell, M. K. Dorman, J. A. S. Hawkins (Captain), J. F. Austin, B. M. Napier, A. J. Crawford
J. P. Charles, W. D. H. Danby

Printed form completed by hand

Cambridge [‘shire’ struck out] Town

Receiv’d 18 April 1778 of the Collectors for [‘the Parish of’ struck out] Magdalen – the sum of three pounds 11s 8d for one half Year’s Duty on Houses and Lights, due Lady day – last past.

Total: £3 11s 8d
Salary paid: £0 0s 9d Butlers Salary
Neat money: £3 10s 11d
For [?]
Johnson [?]

Annual accounts for receipts and payments listing all members of College in order of seniority.

Receipts are recorded under the headings Ordinary Expenses; Commons; Sermons and Exercises and Totals.
At the end of the names is a Balance from last year; Compositions (name and amount); and Payments in the Year.

Expenses are recorded at the bottom of the page as totals and include Sermons; Commons; University Dues; and the balance in the Caterer’s hands

Loose – a number of pages including:
(1) A handwritten circular about fees to be paid to become life members of the College and University – see digital image
(2) A printed circular about membership of the Senate fees, July 1918 – see digital image
(3) Several notes of names and amounts due which were then entered in the book. They are handwritten on paper with the heading ‘Long Book’.

Volume recording daily amounts. The book is arranged by week and then day day with names and an amount. There is no indication within the book as to what these are for. The amounts owed are regular and either 1/4, 2. 4 or 8 and so may be a fine.

A digital image of a page has been provided to help identification.

Parties: (1) Augustine Gutteridge Brimley (grocer), John Garrett (farmer) and William Warren (grocer), (2) John Garrett and William Warren, William Bullen (brewer), David King (gentleman)

Conveyance of the Pickerel Inn, brewhouse, counting house and messuages and other adjoining premises. Includes a colour plan.

Parties (1) Charles Constable and Robert Clayton (executors of William Bullen), (2) Alfred Bullen, (3) Benjamin Jolley, (4) Magdalene College

Conveyance and assignment of the freehold and leasehold hereditaments. Includes plan.

Parties: (1) The Trustees for the sale under the will of the late James Michael Foster, (2) William Kidman Bird (vinegar manufacturer)

Conveyance of the Cross Keys Estate. Includes plan.

Parties: (1) St John's College, (2) Herbert George Whibley and Ambrose Basil Whibley (grocers)

Lease of a sugar factory in Thompson's Road.
Term commences: 24 June 1888 for 80 years
Expires: 24 June 1968

Rent: £6

Includes lease plan

Parties: (1) St John's College (2) Frank Waters (architect)

Lease of a the Nurses Hostel
Term commences: 24 June 1888 for 80 years
Expires: 24 June 1968

Rent: £9

Includes lease plan

Abstract of the title of Miss Mary Anna Young to land, messuage and premises in Thompson's Lane.