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 & six pence for the A.M. Commencement 1795
By me John Marshall
[initialled R.B. – Revd Richard Buck, Bursar]
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
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) 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) 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
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
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.
Schedule of deeds relating to Mr Hooke's estate in Stickney, 1611-1739.
Schedule of documents and deeds relating to the freehold of 17 Magdalene Street from 1756-1877.
Schedule of deeds for the freehold of the bakehouse and tenements near Northampton Street fronting Magdalene Street, 1704-1853.
Schedule of deeds and documents relating to the Pickerel Estate and premises in Bridge Street
Documents relating to a cottage, barn and 26 acres, 2 roods and 38 perches of land.
Recorded on page 114 of the Muniment Book.
Recorded on page 114 of the Muniment Book.
Pages 82-89 of Sotheby’s catalogue of The British Sale: British Paintings 1500-1850 (2000) pp 82-89 featuring the work of Thomas Kerrich.
Sale prospectus for the estates comprising:
(1) the 'family and commercial hotel known as The Pickerel'
(2) 6 quarter steam brewery
(3) 10 quarter malting
(4) barley and malt chambers
(5) stabling to accommodate 50 horses and carriages with lofts over
(6) dwelling house and shops being 30 Magdalen Street
(7) seven tenements in Fisher's Lane
(8) two fully licenced public houses known as 'King Charles II' and 'Prince Albert' both in Castle Street
all to be sold at auction by James Catling at the Lion Hotel, Petty Cury, Cambridge on 26 march 1879
Printed particulars and conditions of sale of 16 small freehold cottages being - 1, 2 and 3 Cross Keys yard, Magdalene Street; 26 and 27 Shelly Row; 1-11 Porcher's Yard, Shelly Row to be sold at auction at the Lion Hotel on 30 March 1909.
Plans, particulars and conditions for the sale of freehold and copyhold property comprising seven farms, vinegar brewery and mustard factory (Magdalen Street), tower windmill, numerous trade and private houses situated in Cambridge sold at auction by Messrs Wisbey, Bennett & Mann at the Bull Inn, Trumpington Street.
Sale prospectus for property to be sold at auction at the Bull Inn, Trumpington Street. Includes lots relating to the Cross Keys Inn and estate including plans showing the size and types of property and names of tenants.