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Letters of administration to the effects of Thomas of Thomas Harding.

Letters of condolence written to Ruth Mallory on the death of her husband George Mallory on Mount Everest from:

Mary Anne O'Malley; Jelly d'Aranji; Geoffrey Keynes; Geoffrey Young; Robert Graves; E. F. Norton; George Trevelyan; Will A-Forster [whom Ruth married in 1939]; KA Forster; Alan Goodfellow; M. J. Rendall; Arthur Hinks; F. Keeling Scott; J. N. Collie; T. Howard Somerville; A. C. Benson; message of condolence from the King sent to Sir Francis Younghusband and passed on to Ruth; Noel Odell; and various Climbing Clubs.

Also a booklet in which his John Mallory [son] has transcribed the letters for George and Ruth's descendants.

Letters patent of James I with part of the Great Seal attached. Inspeximus of the title and foundation of John Spendluffe.

Transcription of the Letters Patent issued by Henry VIII, 3 April 1542, founding the College [Latin].

At the end of the transcription are added, in the same hand, copies of the following letters [English]:

(1) To the College from Lady Audley and other executors of the Founder to the College, sending the Statutes, 16 February 1555
[dated 16 February 1&2 Phil.& Mar. 1553/4, but this is impossible because Philip’s year 1 (cited first) ran July 1554-July 1555]

(2) To the Master and Fellows from the Duke of Norfolk, Visitor, 24 January 1565

(3) To the Master and Fellows from the 2nd Earl of Suffolk, Visitor, 21 May 1631

Volume containing a 19th century transcription in Latin of the Letters Patent of Henry VIII founding the College along with a copy of the 1555 Statutes.

Two letters relating to 15 Magdalene Street:

(1) Letter from Talbot Peel [front page is missing so is unaddressed and undated] concerning security of tenure requested by Warrington and Sons for the house at No. 15 and the old Tan Yard and buildings,

(2) Letter from J. Carter Jonas and Sons to Talbot Peel, 23 June 1923 informing him that Storey's Charity planned to sell at auction 15 and 16 Magdalene Street with a large yard and buildings (formerly the old Tan Yard, approached from Northampton Street) and 6 cottages and gardens known as Tan Yard Cottages.

Letters written by Acton while in residence in Magdalene. Seventeen letters sre written to his mother Lady Acton in French and two are to his brother Sir Richard Acton (in English).

A short digest in English was published by Prof F.C. Green in the College Magazine, No. 77 (Dec 1938), pp 325-328:

Digest:

2. 16 February 1820
   George IV proclaimed in Cambridge. Lodgings in College good though street noisy. References to his brother Richard and François

3. Cambridge, 18 February 1820
   Matriculated, took oath on the Bible to obey the laws of the University and Vice- Chancellor" in everything just and equitable". Did not take other oaths which he describes as " monuments of the infatuation and bigotry of the Reformation". Reference to Mr Fortescue, Fellow of the College, who was polite to him. The older undergraduates tell him that the discipline is light. Not obliged to go to Greek lectures since the Professor gives private lessons. The same Professor gives private lessons in Mathematics. At first Acton went to lectures thinking they were compulsory and after being complimented on his diligence continued going. Lectures are badly attended. References to his brother Richard who is to matriculate in the Easter Term

4. Cambridge, 15 March 1820
   Letter from Acton (in English) to his brother Richard. He refers to the following friends: Gilbert Elliot (in his second year at St John's), Barker of Christ's, Mildmay, Turner, Gage, Irish, a Fellow Commoner of Magdalene aged about 30, Pile, the other Fellow Commoner of Magdalene, and Williams, also a Magdalene man, from Shrewsbury. Acton says that "several men come from the same Academy because there are Scholarships open to them only".

5. Cambridge, 10 May 1820
   (Lady Acton is in London.) Examinations are to take place on the 20th. Acton will go down about the 25th.

6. Early in May 1821, probably the 1st
   A note to his mother from Calais announcing that he will embark for England next day.

7. 7 May 1821
   Mentions crossing from France to Dover. No customs duties to pay. Apparently stopped with friends called Jones on his way to Cambridge. Reference to Cambridge friends called Kaye.

8. Cambridge, 10 May 1821
   Reference suggesting that Mr Wynne is a Member of Parliament. Acton received by the Kayes.

9. 14 May 1821
   Acton has been with Mr Wright at Walton where he met a Catholic friend of Wright's called Slaughter who was visiting Newmarket Races. Wright has gone to Cheshire where he has property. Refers to the Jerninghams at Copley. Acton now in a new set of rooms overlooking the Garden and belonging to one of the Fellows, Benson; "consequently", says Acton, "one of the best sets". He will occupy this set until the return of Benson in October.

10. 17 May 1821
    Visited Ely. Not impressed by cathedral. Weather bad; windy and cold. Acton is learning how to keep a coal fire alight. References to Cambridge friends Gilbert Elliott and Gibbons.

11. 21 May 1821
    Acton has been to Newmarket Races where he saw the Duke of York. Lady Acton is apparently going to Italy. Refers to bad political conditions in Naples. Acton in favour of ruthless suppression of the rebels.

12. 24 May 1821
    Lady Acton apparently complaining of lack of news. Her son replies that there is nothing worth mentioning. One of the family servants apparently now in Cambridge with him. Still obliged to have a fire. Invited by a Mr Crawley to dine.

13. 28 May 1821
    Invited to dine by Mr Wright.

14. Cambridge, 4 June 1821
    Lady Acton was in Paris, 130 rue du Faubourg St Honoré. Acton refers to a misunderstanding with his Tutor, Mr Wynne, who reproached him with not having announced his return. Acton dined with Mr Wright before leaving Cambridge for London.

15. Cambridge, July (no date, but from the postmark it was received in Paris on the 16th)
    Acton refers to a letter from Mr Wynne who is at Dropmore, at Lord Grenville's. Wynne wants him to spend his holidays with Mr King of Cambridge who is at present in Bangor. Acton, on the other hand, decides not to go but to ask Mr Wynne's permission to allow him to leave Cambridge at once on condition that he returns in February. Apparently Wynne is willing to let him go if he comes back in October, but this would prevent Acton accompanying his mother. If Wynne consents, Acton will have time, apparently, to go to Naples and back. Acton really wants to leave Cambridge for good on account of the exorbitant expenses; his Tutor, on the other hand, is trying to persuade him to stay, pointing out the advantages to be derived from a longer sojourn. Acton apparently wants to go into the Church, whilst his Tutor wants him first to study Law at the Temple.

16. 17 July 1821
    Two days before the Coronation. Acton wants to get away from Cambridge so as to be with his mother in Naples. Has not succeeded in persuading Mr Wynne to let him go. The latter suggests that he ought first to study Law at the Temple. Acton wants to miss the Michaelmas Term; thinks he may persuade a Mr Neville to allow him to do so.

17. c. 20 August 1821 (received 24th in Paris)
    Note announcing arrival at Dover after a good crossing.

18. Aldenham, 26 August 1821
    Acton could not leave London earlier for Aldenham because the coaches were filled with University of Oxford electors, a bye- election having been caused by the promotion of Sir William Scott to the peerage. Acton going to Liverpool. Intends to resume his studies which have suffered from interruptions. If he gets Mr Wynne's permission, he will stay some time at Aldenham and later visit his friend Gibbons and study with him. Reference to his own philosophic character, serious melancholy, but only really disturbed by private sorrows. Once he has acquired some self-mastery, he tells his mother, he will be quite happy. Points out that although he may be considered cynical, it is a fact that external experiences do not affect him. Reference to Richard who is too lazy to write.

C.S. Lewis was appointed the first Professor of Medieval & Renaissance English at Cambridge and moved from Magdalen College, Oxford, to take up the position in 1954. He was made a Professorial Fellow of Magdalene College in 1954, and he had rooms in First Court. He was made an Honorary Fellow in 1963 and died on 22 November 1963. A Memorial Service was held in the Chapel..

He described his move as a 'great success' and described Magdalene in the following terms:
‘My new college is a smaller, softer, more gracious place than my old. The mental and social atmosphere is like the sunny side of a wall in an old garden'; ‘A tiny little place … but a perfect gem architecturally and (I think) much more congenial socially and spiritually.’

See Walter Hooper (ed)., Collected Letters, 3 vols. (2000-2006), esp. Vol. III 'Narnia, Cambridge & Joy, 1950-1963'.
In addition to the letters in this archive, Hooper prints his ‘Easter hymn’ (F/FT/3); a letter about Canon Tibbats; and a letter about the possible deposit of Kipling’s papers in the College (p. 1261, 4 May 1961).

For other letters of College interest, see W.H. Lewis (ed) Letters of C.S. Lewis , p. 289 (Lady Willink's death), p. 293 (unexpurgated Pepys), and p. 308 (Hon. Fellowship).

Most of C.S. Lewis's papers are held in the Bodleian Library in Oxford.

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) William Bullen (publican)

Licence to alienate a tenement and premises in Fisher's Lane to the Revd Henry Phillpott (Master of Catherine Hall), Thomas St Quintin Junior, and Charles Finch.

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Augustine Gutteridge Brimley (grocer), John Garrett (farmer) and William Warren (grocer), (3) William Bullen (brewer)

Licence to alienate a tenement and premises in Fisher's Lane to William Bullen

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) William Bullen (brewer)

Licence to assign by way of mortgage to Thomas Bradwell (builder), Charles Brand Cornwell (coal merchant) and Edmond Foster (gentleman) premises comprised in lease dated 3 June 1850.

Parties (1) Jesus College, (2) The Executors of the will of William Bullen, deceased

Licence to assign to Magdalene College the premises composed in lease to Messrs Brimley, Garrett and Warren dated 3 June 1850

The Revd Mr Buck to Thomas Fisher for "Magdalen College"

1794
Jan 19 – 4 ½ yards huckaback [1] 3s 6d = £0 15s 9d
Feb 14 – 8 yards of huckaback 3s 6d = £1 8s 0d

Total = £2 3s 9d

Rec'd July 13 1795 of the Revd Mr Buck Two pounds 3/9 for Goods

[1] a stout linen fabric, with the weft threads thrown alternately up so as to form a rough surface, used for towelling

Description of prizes and funds available in 2017. Gives the name of the prize, criteria, and description.

Allen, J. I.; Allsopp, J. R.; Anderson, George Skelton, MC; Anderson, John Scott; Arbuthnot, Robert Dalrymple; Armitage, J. C., MC

Ballance, D. C.; Baring, Francis Anthony; Barnardo, F.F.T.; Beart, Eric Henry; Beaufoy, George Maurice; Beloe, D.E.; Bent, Arthur Lea Baldwin; Binderman, Sidney Lewis; Binyon, Roger Basil; Blackwell, Thomas Anthony Walter; Boscawen, Evelyn Frederick Vere (Hon); Boughey, John Fletcher; Brelsford, Jack Alix; Brown, Alexander B. Hargreave; Brown, George Eric Tiplady; Buckley, Jack Kenneth

Campbell, Alexander Roy Carlyon; Carey, R. S., MC; Carlilse, N.E.W.; Carson, Thomas Hulton, DFC; Chadwick, Hector George; Chaplin, John; Cobb, Henry Patrick, DSC; Cross, Richmund Gilfrid (Hon); Curling, Desmond Lionel; Davies, Harold Francis Theophilus; Delahay, Robert Rennard Stradling; DeWatteville, Kenneth Alan; Dixon, H.D.; Dorman, S.L.; Dowding, A.G.; Downes, Andrew Audley Hugh; Duncan, John Bryce

Emerson, Charles Alan; Evans, Michael David Agnew; Evill, Arthur Guy

Fawcus, James William; Fitzroy, Lord Oliver; Foskett, Ian Charles; Franks, Richard Derek; Frost, Sydney Evelyn; Furness, R. G.

Gee, Robert Urban; Gibson, Alexander; Gibson, Edgar Ballantyne Scott; Godfrey, P.M.D.; Going, Richard Wyndham Quin; Gordon, Christopher Hilary Graham; Grant, Alan James; Gurdon, Robert Brampton (Hon)

Haden, W.C.; Hamilton-Russell, Desmond, Claud (Hon); Hamilton-Russell, Gustavus Lascelles (Hon); Heseltine, J.P.; Hirst, H.H.; Holdsworth, Michael; Holmes, R.W.L.; Hore-Ruthven, Alexander Hardinge Patrick (Hon); Hyman, A.G.

Inge, Richard Wycliffe Spooner

Jackson-Stops, William Heycote; Jackson, Bertram Myles Washington; Jackson, James B.; Johnston, Kenneth

Kaye, L.C., MC; Keir, William

Lambert, John Dirom; Lawson-Tancred, A.T.; Leigh-Mallory, Sir Trafford Leigh, KCB, DSO; Levett, Basil C.; Lindsay, Edward Workman; Longridge, Christopher Leigh-Mallory

MacDonald, J. A.; MacRae, John D. C. S., DSO; Methven, David Alexander, GM; Middleditch, John G.; Milling, John David Calcutt; Morris, Philip Charles Hamilton; Mortimer, John Elphinstone Bates

Neville (Cornwallis), Richard Henry, Lord Braybrooke; Neville, George Robert Latimer (Hon); Nixon, Guy Brinsley, MC; Noel, Gerald 'Nolly' B.

Parker, Richard Cecil; Perceval-Maxwell, John Robert; Podmore, D.G.; Priestman, John Reeve Thornton; Purdy, Harold Walter; Pybus, J. M.

Raikes, Richard Anthony; Reade, Jack; Reeves, V.C.M. [WW1]; Reid, R.F.; Reynolds, D.W.S.P.; Roberts, James Norman; Rose, Hugh; Ross, William Ronald; Russell, David Scott

Sandilands, R.B.; Scarlett, F. H. L. (Hon), DFC; Sedgwick, James Phillip, MC; Sharpe, C. G.; Simonds, J. M. (Hon); Skelton, George Gray, MC; Smith, Richard Hugh

Tedder, A.R.B.; Thomson, D.A.G.; Tod, Andrew William; Tucker, Michael Duncan; Tuckey, Thomas Godfrey; Tyldesley Jones, John Everand

Van de Weyer, Adrian John Bates

Ward, T.P.; Waterhouse, Robert Nicholas; Whewell, William Thomas; Whitehead, Colin; Wilk, Jack; Williams, John Peter; Willis, Henry; Wilson, David John; Wood, Stephen Henry; Woodhouse, David; Wright, P.; Wynter-Blyth, P.

Bailey, Algernon Stewart (Robin); Boyle, Patrick James (Hon); Brown, David Henry; Brown, Hugh Gordon Hargreave

Carmichael, J.T.; Cave, Edward; Crosbie-Oakes, Edward Cecil;

Darling, J.S.; Diez, L.L.; Dowding, M.F.

Fatehsinhji, N. (Rana, F.N.); Frere, D.H.S.

Grant, H.M.; Granville, Morrison John; Green, Stephen Keith

Hogben, Henry

Kay, A. I.

Lacey, Frank Gordon; Lack, David; Ladborough, R.W.; Lambert, R.G.W.; Lancashire, T.A.H.; Lane, C.C.; Lanyon, W.M.; Laskey, R.S.; Laughton, D.S.; Lawless, F.A.; Le Fleming, M.R.; Le Rougetel, John Helier [WW1/WW2]; Lebus, Oliver H.H.; Lechmere, B.H.; Lee Williams, Owen [WW1/WW2]; Lee-Elliott, Christopher; Lee-Uff, H.G.; Lee, A.C.W.; Lee, Harry Illtyd; Lee, J.A.L.; Leeper, T.W.B.; Lees, Gordon, R.; Lees, T.E.; Legard, T.D.; Leigh-Mallory, J.; Lelievre, F.J.; Lenox-Conyngham, W. L.; Lenton, F.D. [post-WW2]; Leonard, Brian, J.; Leslie, John; Lester, H.W.; Leveson-Goroer, A.J.G.; Levinson, R.L.B.; Levy-Hawes, Maurice; Ley, C.D.; Ley, Francis D.; Ley, J.R.; Leycester, J.H.; Liddell, G.A.; Liddell, William Adian; Lincoln, Anthony Handley; Lindsay, David; Listowel,?; Little, Michael E.R.; Livingstone-Learmonth, Michael; Lloyd-Roberts, G.C.; Lloyd, Ivor David; Lloyd, J.C.; Lloyd, John Selwyn Brooke; Lloyd, R.S.; Lobnitz, H.P.; Long, A.L.V.; Long, Kenneth Victor Stuart; Longe, John; Longland, John Laurence; Lotery, Arthur; Loveday, David Goodwin; Lucas, Walter Randolph; Lumby, Christopher Dittmar Rawson; Lumby, E. W. R.; Luxmoore, John Maarten; Lyon, R.C.G.

MacDonald, ? (A.G.); MacDonald, John Graham; Macfarlane-Grieve, G.M.; MacFarlane, P.J.D.; Macgregor, C.H.; MacIntyre, A.J.; MacIntyre, John Craig; MacKenzie, A.I.; MacKenzie, L.H.M.; MacKichan, R.W.A.; Mackie-Campbell, P.L.; MacKillop, D.R.; MacMichael, Harold; MacPherson, A.S.; MacPherson, Donald Hugh; Mactier, R.S.; Madge, Charles; Maealister, Hugh R.; Magor, E.W.M.; MaGuire, Stanley Latimer; Malcolm, D.P.M.; Malden, T.D.; Malik, A.K.; Mandall, W.A.; Manders, R.H.D.; Mandley, G.A.; Mann, William Somervell; Marchington, P.A.; Margesson, Viscount (David); Marmham, J.; Marriott, Peter; Marrow, P.; Marsh, Charles Archer; Marshall, K.N.; Marshall, T.H.; Martin, A. Eric; Martin, H.A.N.; Martin, Kingsley [WW1]; Martin, M.H.A.; Martin, Robert; Mason, Gerald Finch; Mason, John Rowland Valentine; Massy, Cyril J.; Mathewson, David; Matthews, A.B.; Matthews, John; Maude, Derek R.; Maule, W.H.F. [WW1]; Maxwell, Aymer; Maxwell, Perceval; Maxwell, R. St. G.; May, R.D.S.; Mayfield, Guy; Maynard, M.M.; Mazaraki, A.; McAuley, Anderson; McCarraher, David; McCarraher, Seymour; McCormick, D.F.H.; McCraken, A.G.; McDowall, C.A.; McDowall, R.S.P.; McDowall, R.W.; McFarlan, Allan Menzies; McFarlan, Patrick Duncan; McLachlan, Douglas Gordon; McPhillamy, John M. [WW1]; McQueen, James William Douglas; Meade, R. S. S.; Mealycott, J.E.; Melville, S.L.; Menzies, C.C.; Metcalfe, C.K.; Metcalfe, J.B.; Methvan, Colin Malcolm; Methven, James Norman; Michelmore, J.; Middleton, Stephen; Midlane, A.H.T.; Miller, J.M.; Miller, W.M.; Milligan, W.C.A.; Millns, J.G.B.; Mills, Peter Cecil Mander; Mitchell Innes, Ian G.; Mitchell, Alan Crichton [WW1/WW2]; Mitchell, David; Mitchell, J.T.; Mitchell, M.R.S.; Mitchell, W.S.; Mittell, H.H.; Moffett, J.P.; Moir, J.W.; Molesworth, Robert Mackinnon; Momson, Alexander Donald; Monson, Claude S.; Montagu, A.J.F.; Montagu, Charles Richard Linden; Montague-Johnstone, Roy Henry; Moon, R.C.; Madge, Charles; Maealister, Hugh R.; Magor, E.W.M.; MaGuire, Stanley Latimer; Malcolm, D.P.M.; Malden, T.D.; Malik, A.K.; Mandall, W.A.; Manders, R.H.D.; Mandley, G.A.; Mann, William Somervell; Marchington, P.A.; Margesson, Viscount (David); Marmham, J.; Marriott, Peter; Marrow, P.; Marsh, Charles Archer; Marshall, K. N.; Marshall, T. H.; Martin, A. Eric; Martin, H. A. N.; Martin, Kingsley [ww1]; Martin, M. H. A.; Martin, Robert; Mason, Gerald Finch; Mason, John Rowland Valentine; Massy, Cyril J.; Mathewson, David; Matthews, A. B.; Matthews, John; Maude, Derek R.; Maule, W. H. F. [ww1]; Maxwell, Aymer; Maxwell, Perceval; Maxwell, R. St. G.; May, R. D. S.; Mayfield, Guy; Maynard, M. M.; Mazaraki, A.; McAuley, Anderson; McCarraher, David; McCarraher, Seymour; McCormick, D. F. H.; McCraken, A. G.; McDowall, C. A.; McDowall, R. S. P.; McDowall, R. W.; McFarlan, Allan Menzies; McFarlan, Patrick Duncan; McLachlan, Douglas Gordon; McPhillamy, John M. [ww1]; McQueen, James William Douglas; Meade, R. S. S.; Mealycott, J. E.; Melville, S. L.; Menzies, C. C.; Metcalfe, C. K.; Metcalfe, J. B.; Methvan, Colin Malcolm; Methven, James Norman; Michelmore, J.; Middleton, Stephen; Midlane, A. H. T.; Miller, J. M.; Miller, W. M.; Milligan, W. C. A.; Millns, J. G. B.; Mills, Peter Cecil Mander; Mitchell Innes, Ian G.; Mitchell, Alan Crichton [ww1/ww2]; Mitchell, David; Mitchell, J. T.; Mitchell, M. R. S.; Mitchell, W. S.; Mittell, H. H.; Moffett, J. P.; Moir, J. W.; Molesworth, Robert Mackinnon; Momson, Alexander Donald; Monson, Claude S.; Montagu, A. J. F.; Montagu, Charles Richard Linden; Montague-Johnstone, Roy Henry; Moon, R. C.; Moore, Mervyn R.; Moores, Thomas Alfred; More, J. R.; Moreton, B. J. R.; Morgan, Hugh Travers; Morland, W.; Morley, John; Morshead, Ian T.; Morshead, John; Morshead, Owen; Moss, G. B.; Mount, A. R. D. A.; Moylan, G. D.; Mulholland, T. P. C.; Munro, T. Torquil A.; Murdoch, W. C.; Mure, William; Murray, Alan M.; Murray, D. J.; Murray, J. D.; Murray, Keith R.; Myers, B. J.; Mykura, Walter

Napier, Charles Scott [ww1/ww2]; Nash, Ernest Laurence Charles; Nation, A. K. C.; Neale, G. C.; Neall, Richard [WW1/WW2]; Neville, Alfred Geoffrey; Newcastle, Duke of; Newman, Charles; Newman, James Lister; Newton, Robert Henry Gerald; Nicholls, Paul P.; Nichols, D. A. D. L.; Nicholson, D. J. S.; Nicholson, G. H.; Nicholson, Otto William; Nicol, B. L.; Noble, C. A. H. M.; Noble, C. P.; Norton, R. C.; Norvill, William Charles; Nunn, G. N. N.; Nuttall-Smith, J. C. R.

O'Leary, T. F.; O'Neill, N. A. R.; Ollerenshaw, Frank; Ollerenshaw, Neville F.; Ong, Tiang Wee; Otter, G. W.

Packe, M. St. J.; Page-Phillips, T. W.; Page, A. J.; Paice, Robert Tasker; Pain, B. R. K.; Palmer, S. R.; Parfitt, D. T. [post-ww2]; Parker-Jervis, George; Parker, G. S.; Parker, Rhodes; Parkhouse, L. W.; Parry, F. R.; P.; Parry, J. E.; Parry, John Fyson; Paterson, C. F. C.; Paterson, H. M.; Patterson, J.; Pattrick, F. G.; Pattrick, P. D.; Peck, Nigel Herbert; Pedder, N. A.; Pedley, P. M.; Pedoe, D.; Peel, G. W.; Pendered, Richard Geoffrey; Penn, E. C. W. M.; Pennington, John Stanley [post-ww2]; Pennington, R. R.; Pentreath, A. G. G. C.; Percival, A. D.; Perkins, A. J. M.; Perkins, P. J. B.; Perrins, C. F. D.; Perry, K. C.; Perryman, E. C. W.; Peters, Rodney Hamilton; Petley, Philip Theodore; Pettit, C. S.; Phelan, Joseph F.; Philip, R. L.; Phillips, Alan; Phillips, M.; Pickering, John Robertson; Pierce, Claude-Anthony; Pilkington, Roger Windle; Pilkington, W. H.; Pilling, W. H. C.; Please, Arthur Lalor [ww1/ww2]; Plumb, Stanley; Plunket, Lord; Pocock, Kenneth Norman Johnston; Podmore, John Donald; Pontifex, G. K. D.; Pope, A. C. R.; Pope, J. A.; Pope, John R.; Pope, M. W. M.; Popham, Bryan; Popham, F. H.; Powell, A. G.; Power, John Charles; Pratt, A. H.; Pratt, A. S.; Prideux-Brune, R. [post-ww2]; Prince, Leslie B.; Pring, D. A. M.; Pritchard, R. J.; Prout, H. K.; Pryde, A. M.; Pugh, V. C.; Pulley, W. L.; Pybus, David Humphrey; Pybus, M. A.; Pyke, E. J.; Pym, Francis Leslie

Quin, Eric Arthur

Rabindra, Nath Sen.; Radford, G. G.; Radley, Philp; Raikes, Julian Henry; Ramage, A. O.; Ramsey, C. Arthur Michael; Ransom, P. L.; Rattray, J. W.; Ray, Christopher Thomas Anthony; Redding, Ronald Frederick; Redgrave, Michael; Rendal, G. D.; Rentoul, R. L.; Rettie, D. T. L.; Reville, Stephen C. (Jr.); Rhodes, Timaru Robert; Rich, John Edmund; Rich, Robert Dawson; Richards, A. N. G.; Richards, Francis Brooks; Rickett, B. E.; Ricketts, Robert C. G. St. L.; Rigby, John; Rigby, R. M.; Ritchie, C. J.; Ritchie, Horace David; Roberts, Denys Kilham; Roberts, John; Robertson, L. N.; Robinson, G. W. S.; Robinson, H. M.; Robinson, J. B.; Robinson, L. E.; Rocke, Alex E.; RockSavage, Earl of, M.C.; Rodwell, E. H.; Roff, H. E.; Rollett, David Ian; Rolt, M. J. J.; Roney-Dougal, I. L.; Rooth, J. T. G.; Roper, Geoffrey D.; Rosamond, C. C.; Ross, D.; Ross, F. E. V.; Rowe, Lewis Sanders; Roxburgh, T. T. Y. R.; Russell, Harold Francis; Rutherford, Iain William; Rutledge, J. A.; Rutledge, Leslie Robert Andrew; Sadleir, R. E.; Sadler, W. F.; Saha-Ray, D. M.; Salem, A. E. A.; Salisbury, Walter Brydon; Salter, F. R.; Salter, John Gurney

Saltmarshe, C. J.; Sanders, Philip Geoffrey; Sanderson, T. L.; Sandys-Winsch, G. M. F.; Sarson, P. B.; Sartoris, G. U. L.; Satbel, John J.; Saumarez, James Victor Broke; Saunders, B. C.; Savill, E. H.; Scarlett, Charles H.; Scarlett, J. L. C.; Schegloff, Andre; Scholey, John Edmund; ScollBrown, H. A.; Scott, A. J. R.; Scott, David Bernard; Scott, F. R. F.; Scott, J. P. L.; Scott, R. Donald; Seaton, G. M.; Secker, Ben; Serjeant, F. T.; Sernew[.. ?]; Seton, C. B.; Settle, J. T.; Shands, Joseph, W. [ww1]; Sharp, D. A. S.; Sharples, Ronald; Sheffield, G.; Sheffield, John V.; Sheldon, D. W. S.; Shelmerdine, John. H.; Sheppard-Jones, J. E. S. [WW1/WW2]; Sheppard, M. C. H.; Sherrard, Patrick; Shircore, Terance Irwin [post-ww2]; Short, A. J. H.; Short, F. S.; Shuckburgh, J. S.; Shute, R. K.; Shuttleworth, Lord; Sibson, Robert; Siddeley, John. D.; Sidney, Richard John Hamilton; Silver, Lancelot Edwin Abott; Simmonds, Oliver; Simms, John Mellor; Simpson, Mercer Frederick Hampson [post-ww2]; Simpson, S. R.; Sinclair, Master of; Skyes, A. P.; Slater, R. M. K.; Smales, R. W. C.; Smalley, John; Smith, Gervase; Smith, Ralph Gordon; Smouha, E. R.; Speke, N. H. R.; Spencer, J.; Spencer, John Gray Churchill; Squarey, P.; Staniforth, David Iughaen; Stanway, A. P.; Staughton, Simon; Stenger, P. A.; Stevens, Arthur Brian; Stevens, John Edgar; Stevens, Norton; Stevenson, C. K.; Stevenson, M. E.; Stewart, Henry Robert; Stewart, Wilfred Alexander; Still, Ronald James; Stockdale, Frank Alleyne; Stockdale, Frank Arthur; Stodart, D. H.; Stonell, A. C.; Stopford, Robert J.; Stratton, D. W.; Stratton, F. T.; Stratton, John Michael; Stratton, R. E.; Straw, Frank Hallam; Stucley, P. F. C.; Sturdy, R. M.; Sugden, J. G.; Sulger, Alden [ww1]; Sully, R. B.; Swayne, J. C.; Swinburne, E. G. P.; Sykes, Cecil

Tabrum, Ashley; Tait, I. G.; Talbot, R. M. A. C.; Tanqueray, Truman; Taylor-Whitehead, W. J.; Taylor, Ian G. M.; Taylor, John T. M.; Temple-Richards, H. M.; Temple, R. J. D.; Tennant, Iain Mark; Terry, F. H.; Thomas, R.; Thomas, R. B.; Thompson, Anthony; Thompson, C. J. P.; Thompson, O. N.; Thomson, R. H. G.; Thomson, T. D.; Thorman, G. I.; Thorne, B. L.; Thornton, D. Laugharne; Thorpe, E. R.; Thursby-Pelham, J.; Thurston, J. D. B. P.; Tickell, Douglas John; Tickell, G. W. [WW1/WW2]; Tiddy, John M.; Tinker, Brian; Tomlinson, Henry Hall; Tooley, John; Tooley, R. W.; Tordoff, William; Townsend-Rose, John D.; Townsend, Alexander Cockburn; Trehern, E. M.; Truscott, Denis Henry; Tuke, A. F.; Turnbull, John Oswald Adrian; Turnbull, R. G.; Turner, C. M. C.; Turner, George Antony; Turner, H. J. M.; Turner, J. W. M.; Turner, John; Tyrer, John Bridge; Tyrrell, Gerald; Upton, T. E.

Utting, J. R.

Vaisey, A. W.; Valentine, William Harris; Van Bergen, A. H.; Van de Weyer, Sylvain; Varanand, H. R. H.; Vaux, E. D.; Vellacott, Phillip H.; Vernon-Harcourt, W. R. D.; Vignoles, Charles Malcolm; Vignoles, K. H.; Vincent, A. W. B.; Voisey, B. G.

Waley Cohen, B. N.; Walker, Alex; Walker, James Heron; Walker, M. A.; Walker, R. McC.; Walker, R. R. C.; Walker, Richard J. B.; Walker, V. L.; Walker, W. R. G.; Walpole, Robert Henry [ww1/ww2]; Walsh, E. G. W. T.; Ward, Julian Humble Dudley; Ward, S.; Wardell, Richard James; Warel, R. B.; Warmington, E. L.; Warner, C. G.; Warren, Arthur Frederick; Warren, I. S.; Warrender, H. J.; Watanabe, Yoneo; Watkins, B. J. S.; Watkins, Vernon Phillips; Watson, David Eric; Watson, H. J.; Watts, Alan Hickman [post-ww2]; Watts, G. E.; Waugh, Edward; Wayne, Francis T.; Wayne, R. F. St. B.; Webb, G. F.; Webb, H. W. T.; Weekes, Kenneth; Welch, A. I. [post ww2]; Weldon, Thomas Brian; Weller-Polly; Welles, Donald P.; Wemyss, D.; Wentworth Stanley, C. W.; Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, W. T. G.; West, F. H.; West, P. R.; Westall, D. C.; Westcott, B. B. F. (Revd); Whatman, J. D.; Wheelock, R. H.; Whigham, I. H. D.; Whitaker, W. I.; White, George C.; White, George Stanley Midleton; White, M. F.; White, Paul; White, R.; Whitefield, C. G.; Whitehead, J. S.; Whittall, Ian; Whittome, Leslie; Whittone, D. M. B.; Whitworth, Barrington Allen; Wigglesworth, Walter Somerville; Wight, G. G.; Wilk, Lionel; Wilkinson, Francis Alfred Wilmot [ww1/ww2]; Wilkinson, J. R.; Willcox, Cyril Mason; Williams Wynne, John Francis; Williams, Alfred Martyn [ww1/ww2]; Williams, T. G.; Williams, W. H.; Willis, A. A.; Willoughby de Eresby, Lord; Wilmot-Smith, C. N.; Wilmut, L.; Wilson, William Peter Long; Winterbotham, Geoffrey; Winwood, N. R.; Wood, E. M. S.; Wood, J. K.; Wood, L. A. C.; Wood, M. W. W.; Wood, Peter McDonald; Wood, R. P.; Wood, Thomas Horace; Woodhouse, Charles Hall; Woodhouse, W. E.; Woods, A. W. H.; Woods, F. A.; Woollcombe, John Francis; Workman, Percy Stewart [ww1/ww2]; Wormald, John; Wormald, W.; Wright, J. R.; Wright, W. P.; Wrigley, J. V.

Yandle, J. C.; Yerburgh, C. R.; Yorke, G. H.; Youds, Edward Ernest; Young, R. K.; Youngman, F. A.; Youngman, G. P.

Zair, George; Zinkin, David; Zinkin, J.

Allen, J. I.; Allsopp, J. R.; Anderson, George Skelton, MC; Anderson, John Scott; Arbuthnot, Robert Dalrymple; Armitage, J. C., MC;

Ballance, D. C.; Baring, Francis Anthony; Barnardo, F.F.T.; Beart, Eric Henry; Beaufoy, George Maurice; Beloe, D.E.; Bent, Arthur Lea Baldwin; Binderman, Sidney Lewis; Binyon, Roger Basil; Blackwell, Thomas Anthony Walter; Boscawen, Evelyn Frederick Vere (Hon); Boughey, John Fletcher; Brelsford, Jack Alix; Brown, Alexander B. Hargreave; Brown, George Eric Tiplady; Buckley, Jack Kenneth;

Campbell, Alexander Roy Carlyon; Carey, R. S., MC; Carlile, N. E. W.; Carson, Thomas Hulton, DFC; Chadwick, Hector George; Chaplin, John; Cobb, Henry Patrick, DSC; Cross, Richmund Gilfrid (Hon); Curling, Desmond Lionel;

Davies, Harold Francis Theophilus; Delahay, Robert Rennard Stradling; DeWatteville, Kenneth Alan; Dixon, H.D.; Dorman, S.L.; Dowding, A.G.; Downes, Andrew Audley Hugh; Duncan, John Bryce;

Emerson, Charles Alan; Evans, Michael David Agnew; Evill, Arthur Guy;

Fawcus, James William; Fitzroy, Lord Oliver; Foskett, Ian Charles; Franks, Richard Derek; Frost, Sydney Evelyn; Furness, R.G.;

Gee, Robert Urban; Gibson, Alexander; Gibson, Edgar Ballantyne Scott; Godfrey, P.M.D.; Going, Richard Wyndham Quin; Gordon, Christopher Hilary Graham; Grant, Alan James; Gurdon, Robert Brampton (Hon);

Haden, W.C.; Hamilton-Russell, Desmond, Claud (Hon); Hamilton-Russell, Gustavus Lascelles (Hon); Heseltine, J.P.; Hirst, H.H.; Holdsworth, Michael; Holmes, R.W.L.; Hore-Ruthven, Alexander Hardinge Patrick (Hon); Hyman, A.G.;

Inge, Richard Wycliffe Spooner;

Jackson-Stops, William Heycote; Jackson, Bertram Myles Washington; Jackson, James B.; Johnston, Kenneth;

Kaye, L. C., MC; Keir, William;

Lambert, John Dirom; Lawson-Tancred, A.T.; Leigh-Mallory, Sir Trafford Leigh, KCB, DSO; Levett, Basil C.; Lindsay, Edward Workman; Longridge, Christopher Leigh-Mallory;

MacDonald, J.A.; MacRae, John D.C.S., DSO; Methven, David Alexander, GM; Middleditch, John G.; Milling, John David Calcutt; Morris, Philip Charles Hamilton; Mortimer, John Elphinstone Bates;

Neville (Cornwallis), Richard Henry, Lord Braybrooke; Neville, George Robert Latimer (Hon); Nixon, Guy Brinsley, MC; Noel, Gerald 'Nolly' B.;

Parker, Richard Cecil; Perceval-Maxwell, John Robert; Podmore, D.G.; Priestman, John Reeve Thornton; Purdy, Harold Walter; Pybus, J.M.;

Raikes, Richard Anthony; Reade, Jack; Reeves, V.C.M. [ww1]; Reid, R.F.; Reynolds, D.W.S.P.; Roberts, James Norman; Rose, Hugh; Ross, William Ronald; Russell, David Scott;

Sandilands, R.B.; Scarlett, F.H.L. (Hon), DFC; Sedgwick, James Phillip, MC; Sharpe, C.G.; Simonds, J.M. (Hon); Skelton, George Gray, MC; Smith, Richard Hugh;

Tedder, A.R.B.; Thomson, D.A.G.; Tod, Andrew William; Tucker, Michael Duncan; Tuckey, Thomas Godfrey; Tyldesley Jones, John Everand;

Van de Weyer, Adrian John Bates;

Ward, T.P.; Waterhouse, Robert Nicholas; Whewell, William Thomas; Whitehead, Colin; Wilk, Jack; Williams, John Peter; Willis, Henry; Wilson, David John; Wood, Stephen Henry; Woodhouse, David; Wright, P.; Wynter-Blyth, P.

List of documents sent to H.M. Land Registry in relation to the sale of 25 and 26 Bridge Street to Magdalene College.

List of the papers read to the Kingsley Club between 1906 and 1985. Gives the date, subject of the paper, and name of the speaker.

Local Search for 25 and 26 Bridge Street.

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

Receipts are recorded under the headings Annual Payment; Commons; Sermons; Exercises; Arrears. Expenses are recorded under the headings Library; Pavement and Lighting; Disbursements; Poor; Steward’s Stipend; Butler’s Stipend; Stamped Circulars

‘Caterer’s Book’ is written on the first page.

Copy of a College order dated Nov. 14th 1836 is written out on the next page and reads:

"At a College meeting called by the Master for the purpose of taking into consideration the responsibility of the Steward and other matters.

It was agreed:
the Caterer be no longer responsible for the Masters of Arts annual payments for keeping their names on the boards
that the Caterer’s accounts be kept separate and submitted to the College at the Peckard audit
that he receive a salary out of the said account of £50
that the accounts be kept by the Butler with a salary of £20 from the same fund and overlooked by the Caterer
that the resident Bye-Fellows and Sizars and the non resident Bas be exempt from any payment to this account

Copy of a College Order dated May 18th 1837

At a College meeting called by the Master it was agreed…..to confirm the following rate of Composition in lieu of the annual payment of £2 3s 6d for members of the Senate retaining their names on the boards viz:

For commencing Master of Arts £25
M.A. (or other degrees of more than 10 years standing) £20
M.A. (or other degrees of more than 20 years standing) £15
With a deduction of £5 in each case when the party is not in orders.
Annual accounts for receipts and payments listing all members of College in order of seniority: