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Parties: (1) William Wedgwood, (2) Christopher Longbottom, John Noble, and William Stancliffe

Parties: (1) William Stancliffe, Christopher Longbottom, and John Noble, (2) Richard Daker

Parties: (1) Richard Daker, (2) John Stancliff, Thomas Stancliff, and Thomas Champayne

Parties: (1) William Stancliff, Christopher Longbottom, John Stancliff junior, Thomas Stancliff, and Thomas Champayne, (2) William Webb, Richard Webster, and William Smith

Power of attorney - Thomas Stancliff, John Stancliff junior, and William Stancliff to deliver possession to William Webb, Richard Webster, and William Smith.

Parties: (1) William Sak, (2) Thomas Martin

Parties: (1) Richard Blaxton, (2) John Munsey

Indentures of fine - John Munday (plaintiff) and Johanne Russell (deforciant)

Parties: (1) John Munday, (2) Godfrey Iwells

Livery of seisin endorsed.

Framed view of Magdalene College from the street.

Framed black and white photograph of Magdalene Street.

Framed colour print of the front of the Pepys Building by Ackermann. A handwritten note on the back of the frame reads 'D. Pepys Whiteley, 11 Oct 1958. (First day in the Pepys Library)'.

Framed hand coloured photograph of Fisher’s Lane by J. Palmer Clark.

Framed colour watercolour (and smaller print) of the view from the window of A.C. Benson's room in the Left Cloister of the Pepys Building by Philip Norman. Signed on the reverse of the frame by A.C. Benson and witnessed by Edmund Gosse (18 December 1908).

One black and white photograph of the staircase inside 'O' Block.

Photograph album containing colour photographs of the Quayside Development including demolishing the old buildings, the rebuilding, and the opening ceremony by Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. A the back are four extra black and white photos from prior to the redevelopment, c. 1970s.

Enlarged and autographed black and white photograph of the statuette of King Henry VI by Ernest Gillick (1940). It was affixed in the Chapel Staircase entry in 1950 through the generosity of the late A.B. Ramsay (Master), Mr W.F.L. Nuttall, and Mrs Gillick (the sculptor's widow). It depicts Henry VI with Letters Patent to the Abbot of Croyland to establish the Monk's Hostel, 1428.

Parties (1) Nicholas Speryncke (son and heir to William Speryncke deceased), (2) Oliver Flynt

Livery of seisin endorsed.

Parties: (1) John Andrews, (2) Thomas Lord Howard

Feoffment of the messuage called 'The Star' and another messuage adjoining in St Giles' parish with an endorsement of the attornment of Thomas Parker the tenant.

New Series No. 31

Articles
Editorial: the admission of women

Magdalene and the Molteno Institute by R.A. Klein
(includes images of Professor Nuttall, Professor Keilin, and Dr Klein)

Reminiscences: Cambridge in the Twenties by J.E.H. Blackie

Unbuilt Magdalene II Redfern's Plan for Benson Court (1921) by R, Hyam
(includes images - view from Magdalene Bridge, internal elevation facing entry from Magdalene Street, plan of the layout of the new court)

A personal view: from the Admissions Tutor by W.J.R. Mitchell

Images
Two photos of Dorothea Richards
Letter from David Keilin to A.C. Benson (1916)
Letter from Harry Redfern to the Bursar (1921)

(1) Notification from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to the Fellows of the suspension of John Peachell from the Vice-Chancellorship of the University and Mastership of Magdalene College.

(2) Modern transcript of the notification to the Proctors of the suspension. The original document is in the University Archives I.14.

Letter from the Duke of Newcastle [Chancellor of the University] to the Countess of Portsmouth [Visitor] asking her to delay her decision about the appointment of the successor to Thomas Chapman as Master of Magdalene until he had had time to consult and then advise her [she ignored his advise and made her own appointment].

Handwritten extract from the will of the Countess of Portsmouth [she died in 1762].

Transcript

Whereas I am entitled to the patronage, donation or free disposition of the Mastership of Magdalene College in the University of Cambridge, I do hereby give and bequeath the same to George Jennings of Newsells in the county of Hertford Esq & William Hervey of Chigwell in the County of Essex Esq & the survivors of them and to the Executrix, Administrators and assigns of such survivors for the term of 99 years. If the Honourable Barton Wallop Grandson of my dear husband John Earl of Portsmouth shall so long live upon trust to present or nominate the said Barton Wallop to the said Mastership upon the first vacancy thereof after he shall be duly qualified to take and hold the same. And it is my will that until the said Barton Wallop shall be duly qualified to take & hold the said Mastership my said trustees or the survivors of them or the Executors, Administrators or assigns of such survivors shall from time to time as the said Mastership shall become vacant nominate & appoint such person or persons to the said Mastership as the owner or owners for the time being of my capital mansion house at Audley End in the county of Essex shall nominate direct or appoint after the nomination & appointment of the said Barton Wallop then the said term of 99 years to cease & be paid

Deed of presentation of the Revd and Hon. Barton Wallop to the Mastership by the Hon. Sir John Griffin (Visitor) and George Jennings [named in the will of the Countess of Portsmouth]

Prepared at the request of the Visitor by Samuel Hey, President [see MCAD/1/1/29]

Transcript

A rough sketch of the annual income of the master of Magdalene College, Cambridge

1. Stipend £20 0s 0d and Commons £20 16s 0d = £40 16s 0d

2. Average of quarterly dividends = £317 16s 3d

3. Average of chambers rents = £24 5s 9d

4. Average of yearly dividends = £82 16s 0d

Annual sum = £165 14s 0d

The Master has the use of the Lodge and garden and also of a small piece of ground withing the College walls.

NB. The above mentioned average is taken from the sum of the respective articles for ten years viz from 1771 to 1780 inclusive

Letter from Samuel Hey (President of Magdalene College) to the Hon. Sir John Griffin Griffin (Visitor) explaining how he worked out the income of the Mastership which Sir John had requested in his letter [see MCAD/1/1/29]

He also says that he and the Fellows were not acquainted with Mr Peckard, but should he accept the Mastership they would endeavour to do everything in their power to make it as agreeable as possible. As Mr Peckard was not acquainted with the ways of the University he might find some trifling inconveniences at first. If Mr Peckard wished to see the College and Lodge or had any questions about the College before making his decision then he [Mr Hey] would assist.

Deed of presentation of the Revd William Gretton to the Mastership by the Revd William Parker and Mary Griffin his wife (joint Visitors). witnessed by J.W. de Welderen and Matthew Robert Arnott. Signed and sealed by Mary Griffin and William Parker.