Correspondence relating to volumes sent to the Admiralty for the use of the Commissioners for Revising and Digesting the Civil Affairs of the Navy.
Lowe, Samuel (1775/76 - 1834), clergyman and President of Magdalene College, CambridgeSchedule of deeds and documents relating to the Pickerel Estate and premises in Bridge Street
Schedule of deeds for the freehold of the bakehouse and tenements near Northampton Street fronting Magdalene Street, 1704-1853.
Schedule of documents and deeds relating to the freehold of 17 Magdalene Street from 1756-1877.
Schedule of deeds relating to Mr Hooke's estate in Stickney, 1611-1739.
Volume of accounts relating to scholarships.
Lists amounts received from various benefactions for scholarships - open, Milner, Pepys, Mynors Bright.
There are then termly amounts paid to each student.
Volume listing the names of students receiving scholarships.
Gives the subject 'M' or 'C' [maths or classics]; name of student; date of birth; school; father's name [and usually occupation]; and current address
Accounts for the following scholarships and benefactions:
(1) Open Scholarships
(2) Wilfred Austin Gill's Benefaction
(3) Francis Pattrick Benefaction
(4) The Revd Mynors Bright Building Fund
(5) Pepysian Benefaction
(6) The Revd Mynors Bright Benefaction
Accounts for the following scholarships and benefactions:
(1) The Revd Mynors Bright Building Fund
(2) The Revd Mynors Bright Benefaction
(3) Wilfred Austin Gill's Benefaction
(4) Open Scholarships
(5) Francis Pattrick Benefaction
(6) Pepysian Benefaction
(7) William Walton Benefaction
(8) Latimer Neville Benefaction
(9) Alfred Newton Prize
(10) Latimer Neville Memorial
Accounts for the following scholarships and benefactions:
(1) The Revd Mynors Bright Building Fund
(2) The Revd Mynors Bright Benefaction
(3) Wilfred Austin Gill's Benefaction
(4) Latimer Neville Exhibition
(5) Latimer Neville Memorial
(6) Alfred Newton Prize Fund
(7) Open Scholarships
(8) Francis Pattrick Benefaction
(9) Pepysian Benefaction
(10) William Walton Benefaction
(11) Davison Prize Fund Mathematical
(12) Davison Prize Fund Classical I Latin
(13) Davison Prize Fund Classical II Greek
(14) Donaldson Exhibitions
(15) Donaldson Bye Fellowship
(16) Kingsley Bye Fellowship and Lectureship
(17) Charlesworth
Accounts for the following scholarships and benefactions:
(1) The Revd Mynors Bright Building Fund
(2) The Revd Mynors Bright Benefaction
(3) Charlesworth
(4) Davison Prize Fund Mathematical
(5) Davison Prize Fund Classical I Latin
(6) Davison Prize Fund Classical II Greek
(7) Davison Prize Fund English
(8) Donaldson Exhibitions
(9) Donaldson Bye Fellowship
(10) Wilfred Austin Gill's Benefaction
(11) Kingsley Bye Fellowship and Lectureship
(12) Latimer Neville Exhibition
(13) Latimer Neville Memorial
(14) Alfred Newton Prize Fund
(15) Open Scholarships
(16) Francis Pattrick Benefaction
(17) Pepysian Benefaction
(18) William Walton Benefaction
(19) Revd A. Peskett Benefaction Fund
Received of the Revd the Bursar of "Magd. Coll." two shillings & six pence for the A.M. Commencement 1795
By me John Marshall
[initialled R.B. – Revd Richard Buck, Bursar]
Received of the Revd the Bursar of Magd. Coll.
Two shillings and 6d for the Bachelors Commencement 1796
2s 6d
J. Marshall
Received of the Revd the Bursar of "Magd. College"
Two shillings & 6d for the A. M. Commencement 1796
John Marshall
In existence between 1919 and 1925.
Minutes of meetings of the Scientific Society which includes, at the beginning, the objects of the society.
Search of the Register of Local Land Charges.
Parties: (1) Eric Claude Pointer and Constance Beatrice Pointer (2) George Pettefar
Second Vespers of the seventh Sunday of Easter sung by English Benedictine monks from Douai Abbey, Berkshire. The service was held in the College Chapel.
Part of one of the book presses with metal plaque attached which reads: "Taken from one of the presses in the Pepys Library, Magdalene College Cambridge, during renovations of 1959 D.P.W." [Derek Pepys Whitely]. Also some of the metal fixings.
Section through the proposed new court looking south west.