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The Parnell Lecture 1997-98 Ireland: Race, Nation, State by Denis Donoghue.

The Kipling that Nobody Reads by Thomas Pinney.

The Parnell Lecture 1998-99 History as Myth; The Return of the Hero by Breandán Ó Buachalla.

Retailing in the next Millennium GKN Lecture 1999 by Sir Richard Greenbury.

Centenary Readings from C.S. Lewis edited by John Stevens and Raphael Lyne.

Managing the Reshaping of the Church of England by Michael Turnbull Bishop of Durham.

The Ramsay - Mrs Kipling Letters. Correspondence ofthe Widow of Rudyard Kipling and A.B. Ramsay, Master of Magdalene by Jeffery D. Lewins

The Kipling’s Onetime Governess: Sylvia Thompson’s Memoir edited by Jeffery D. Lewins.

The Parnell Lecture 1999-2000 Catch Hold of this Heretic: Ireland and Literary Criticism by Edna Longley.

Managing the City by Judith Mayhew.

Managing Armed Forces in the Fight Against Terrorism by John Lehman.

Attracting the Young into Science, Engineering and Technology. The Next Generation or the Last Generation by Sir Peter Williams.

The Parnell Lecture 2002-2003 The Celtric Tiger: A Cultural History by Declan Kiberd.

The Parnell Lecture 2003-2004 Ireland and war in the 20th Century by Keith Jeffery.

The Parnell Lecture 2004-2005 The Politics of History: Writing Early Modern History in Parnellian Ireland by Nicholas Canny.

Magdalene, Anti-Slavery and the Early Human Rights Movement from the 1780s to the 1830s by Ronald Hyam.

The Parnell Lecture 2006-2007 Jeremiah Curtin’s Irish Journeys by Angela Bourke.

A Study of Change: The Wellcome Trust 1979-1998 by Bridget Ogilvie.

The End of Newspapers by Judith Mayhew.

Missing from the series.

Missing from the series.

Statutes of the College.

Signed at the foot of each page by the Executors to Lord Audley's will - Lady Elizabeth Audley, Edward Lord North, Sir Thomas Pope, Thomas Barber, and Edmund Martyn.

On the first page is a copy of a letter from the Duke of Norfolk (Visitor) to the Master and Fellows, 24 January 1565.

File contains:

(1) Service sheet A Celebration of the Life of Professor Bill Cornish, held in Cripps Court 19 March 1999

(2) Two photographs (electronic)

Contains articles and copies of photographs about George Mallory:

Articles
(1) Article from Vanity Fair (No. 469), 'The Riddle of Everest' by Bryan Burrough, Sept 1999

(2) Press cutting from The Independent 'A Storm Rages in the Death Zone' by Jochem Hemmleb, 8 Oct 1999

(3) Press cutting from The Daily Mail about George Mallory by Jeffrey Archer, 14 March 2009

(4) Book review from The Financial Times of Into the Silence: The Great War, Mallory and the Conquest of Everest, by Wade Davies, November 2011

(5) Photocopy of an article from a newspaper about the auction of Mallory's ice axe, 2014

(6) Article from The Winchester College Record No. 117 'George Mallory and the Mystery of the Everest Compass*, May 2004

(7) ‘The 93-year-old- question. Were Mallory and Irvine the First Men on the Summit of Everest in 1924?'’, by Rupert Wilkey (9 Dec 2017)

(8) Article in the College Magazine 'The Unlikely Hero of Everest: The Other Side of George Mallory' by Dr Ronald Hyam, 2018

(9) Article from The Sunday Times about the 1921 expedition, 21 Oct 2018

(10) Article from the Daily Telegraph containing an interview with Ang Tsering Sherpa the last surviving member of the 1924 expedition, undated

Copies of Photographs
The Archive doesn't contain any original photographs although there are a number of copies in this file which can be used for reference.

Copy of a Royal Navy press release naming a new Testbed Ship XV Patrick Blackett

Copy of 'A Close and Friendly Alliance': Biology, Geology and the Great Barrier Reef Expedition of 1928-1929, by Tom Spencer, Barbara E. Brown, Sarah H. Hamylton and Roger F. McLean

(1) Copy of a photograph of Cyril Fox

(2) Copy of a Governing Body Minute of 16 Feb 1924 electing Fox to a Kingsley Bye-Fellowship for one year with a stipend of £50

(3) Copy of a Governing Body Minute of 20 Nov 1952 electing Sir Cyril Fox to an Honorary Fellowship

(4) Copy of Benson's Diary, vol. 173 (1924) in which he records suggesting giving Fox the Kingsley Bye Fellowship

(5) Copy of Benson's Diary, vol. 175 (1924) in which he is vexed Fox had accepted curatorship of the Irish Museum

(6) Copy of Benson's Diary, vol. 176 (1924) in which he records his meeting with Fox

(7) Copy of letter from Benson to Fox informing him of the decision of the Governing Body [original held at the National Library of Wales]

(8) Copy of Admission to Bye Fellowship, 24 Feb 1924 [original held at the National Library of Wales]

Contains documents and photocopies about Rudyard Kipling:

(1) Typescript copy from his diaries of motor tours, taken between 1911-14 and 1920-1926 (originals held in the Macmillan Archive).

(2) Photocopies of the wills of Rudyard Kipling, Caroline Kipling (wife) and Elsie Bainbridge (daughter) (originals are held in the University of Sussex)

(3) Copy of the Pocket Edition of Kim, 1960 (the ‘Heatthen edition’)

(4) Copies of Magdalene College Occasional Papers:
Kipling and His 'Coll' by Jeffery D. Lewins (No. 9)
The Kipling that Nobody Reads by Thomas Pinney, (No. 19)
The Ramsay - Mrs Kipling Letters by Jeffery D. Lewins (No. 25)
The Kipling Onetime Governess: Sylvia Thompson's Memoir by Jeffery D. Lewins (No. 26).

Also:
The Kipling Journal, June 2001;
Rudyard Kipling's IF - in Translation, edited by Jeffrey Lewins, August 2001;
Kipling on Magdalene, Two Un-published Letters about his Honorary Fellowship from the College Magazine, No. 41 1996-1997.

(5) Papers relating to the Kipling Centenary Conference held in Magdalene College, on 5-7 September 2001 to mark the centenary of the publication of Kim. Includes the programme, attendance list, and abstracts of papers given.

(6) Photocopy of a photograph of a plaque at the University of Cape Town

Copy of the speech given by Sir Christopher Greenwood at the lunch to celebrate the 90th birthday of Sir John Gurdon.

Copy of a talk about Major Sir Robert Dalrymple Arbuthnot, 9th Queen's Royal Lancers, Royal Armoured Corps, who died 30 June 1944 aged 24. He entered Magdalene College in October 1937 to study for the History Tripos. He joined up at the end of his second year and therefore did not complete his degree. The paper includes photographs. The talk was given by Mrs Roberta Matulja, Churchwarden, Nash and Boraston, South Shropshire.