Newspaper articles about nuclear power.
The JCR represents the interests of undergraduates and acts as the link between students, Fellows and College Departments, and between Magdalene students and the main Cambridge University Student Union (CUSU). The JCR President attends meetings of the Governing Body, and the Amalgamation Club which allocates money to College sports clubs and societies.
All Magdalene undergraduates automatically become JCR members when joining Magdalene but membership is not compulsory. The Committee is elected annually at the end of Michaelmas Term (mid-November) by the undergraduate community.
The JCR organises events and activities throughout the year including social events and Freshers week.
Text extracted from Dorothy James's account of the James Family, 1752-1952, covering James Lyne Beaumont James's time at Magdalene College, 1906-1910.
Autograph invitation, signed, to an unidentified military general.
Transcription: “My dear General, Pray, command a place in my box on Monday evening. Lord Mountjoy is at Worthing – He has not a Box this year. Ever your faithful servant”.
Inventory and valuation of the brewery plant, fixtures, gas fittings, and effects at the 'Pickerel Hotel' to be taken by the purchasers of the estate at the sale by auction on 26 March 1879.
Framed coloured engraving of the interior of the Chapel by Ackermann, 1815 showing how it looked before the 1847-1851 restoration. The scrolls and central rosette on the ceiling and the paster arch spanning the east end can be seen. [Same as MCPH/1/4/7].
Fire insurance policy taken out by Frank Waters and Francis Parsons with the Royal Fire and Life Insurance Company [printed certificate] for the Nurses Hostel on Thompson's Lane.
Fire policy taken out for £500 with Scottish Alliance Insurance Company by Arnold Ernest Flitton on 29 Magdalene Street [printed header].
[printed form completed by hand]
From the Office of the Corporation of the Royal Exchange
Assurance of buildings, goods, and ships from loss or damage by fire and also for the assurance of lives.
No. 105733
The 10th Day of March 1796
Received of "Magdalen College" the sum of seven pounds 14s 6d being the payment for assurance of £4,900 from the 3rd Day of March 1796, to the 25th day of March 1797, by the Corporation of the Royal Exchange Assurance aforesaid;
And also the Government Duty of one shilling and six pence per cent according to the Act of the Twenty-Second of George the Third, for the same time, being
£7 14s 6d
£3 15s
Total = £11 9s 6d
No. 326
N.B. Persons making their payments, are desired to bring the number of the policy; and to prevent trouble and hazard to the assured, any person may pay for several years before-hand, in which case a discount of £5 per cent is allowed for every year except the first.
Thomas Paris Agent
[Printed form completed by hand].
From the office of the Corporation of the Royal Exchange Assurance of houses and goods from loss or damage by fire, on the Royal Exchange, London.
No. 23819
The second day of March 1778 received of the Bursar of Magdalene College the sum of £3 15s 6d.
Payment of assurance of £3000 from 2 March 1778 to 2 March 1779 by the Corporation of the Royal Exchange Assurance aforesaid.
Thomas Paris
Cambridge Agent
Inspection and detailed report on the state of 32-35 Thompson's Lane and 21-24 Bridge Street prepared by Gray, Son & Cook (surveyors).
Inspection report on 25, 26 and 27 Bridge Street carried out by G.W. Haslop & Co.
Inquisition taken at Louth confirming the will of John Spendluffe who devised certain lands to certain uses with ultimate remainder to the Governors of Alford School.