New Series No. 15
Articles
Magdalene Sixty Years Ago by A. Mazaraki (admitted 1911), pp. 17-19
New Series No. 15
Articles
Magdalene Sixty Years Ago by A. Mazaraki (admitted 1911), pp. 17-19
New Series No. 17
Obituaries
The Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Urmston Willink. Includes photograph, pp. 2-13
New Series No. 21
Obituaries
Lord Britten, pp. 7-8
Sir Owen Morshead, pp. 8-10
(No. 36), Vol. 5, No. 4
Images
A Pepysian Relic - Gilt Cup presented to Samuel Pepys by King James II
Cartoon of a man 'The Webb Footed Alumnus'
(No. 39), Vol. 6, No. 2
Articles
'The College Plate Conclusion' pp. 1-2
Images
The College Plate - The Magdalene Collection
(No. 47), Vol. 7, No. 4
Articles
'Peter Peckard', pp. 97-98
Obituary
George Leigh Mallory, pp. 108-112
Images
George Herbert Leigh-Mallory
(No. 48), Vol. 7, No. 5
Articles
'Edward Lyon Berthon' (admitted to Magdalene as a Fellow-Commoner 1841), pp. 125-127
(No. 49), Vol. 7, No. 6
Images
Illustrated poem
(No. 51), Vol. 8, No. 2
Articles
'Cardinal Acton and the marriage of the Duke of Sussex', pp. 29-30
Images
Drawing of the Pepys Library
(No. 52), Vol. 8, No. 3
Articles
' A Magdalene Sailor' about the Revd Robert Edgar Hughes, a Fellow of the College
Images
The Rev. John Smith (deciphered Pepys' Diary, 1826)
(No. 54), Vol. 8, No. 5
(No. 60), Vol. 9, No. 2
Images
Drawing of the Pepys Building from the Fellows' Garden by Louis Le Breton
(No. 67), Vol. 9, No. 9
(No. 72), Vol. 10, No. 5
Obituary
Revd Arthur Charles Pearson
(No. 73), Vol. 10, No. 5
Obituaries
James Herbert Benyon
James Drummond Carmichael
Frederick Phelps Bowen
Alexander Leslie Fletcher
Iltyd Haswell Rice Nicholl
(No. 74), Vol. 10, No. 6
Articles
The College Kitchen - Past History
Obituaries
St Clair George Donaldson
Rudyard Kipling
Revd Cyril Bond
Frederick Thomas Ford
Vol. 11, No. 79
Articles
A.B. Ramsay - A Tribute (including photo), pp. 8-9
The Rt. Hon. Henry Urmston Willink - A Welcome (including photo), pp. 9-11
This collection is distinct from the Pepys Library. It contains reference material relating to Pepys from the seventeenth century to the present day, the first transcription of his diary from the 19th century, and printed books (the latter being catalogued on the University of Cambridge's Library catalogue, 'idiscover').
Any records of the Pepys Librarians held by the college are in the 'Personal Papers' collection. Please see a list of former Pepys Librarians below (with an accompanying reference code to their personal papers if applicable). From 1724-1900, the position of Pepys Librarian was held by the Master of the College.
Daniel Waterland (Pepys Librarian, 1724-1740)
Edward Abbott (Pepys Librarian, 1740–1746)
Thomas Chapman (Pepys Librarian, 1746–1760)
George Sandby (Pepys Librarian, 1760–1774)
Barton Wallop (Pepys Librarian, 1774–1781)
Peter Peckard (Pepys Librarian, 1781–1797)
William Gretton (Pepys Librarian, 1797–1813)
George Neville-Grenville (Pepys Librarian, 1813–1853)
Latimer Neville (Pepys Librarian, 1853–1900)
A.S. Ramsey (Pepys Librarian, 1900-1904)
V. S. Stanley Jones (Pepys Librarian, 1904-1906): MCPP/VER
Percy Lubbock (Pepys Librarian, 1906-1908)
Stephen Gaselee (Pepys Librarian, 1908-1919)
Owen Morshead (Pepys Librarian, 1919-1926)
A.B. Ramsay (Pepys Librarian, 1926-1927)
Francis Turner (Pepys Librarian, 1927-1949): MCPP/FT
Richard Ladborough (Pepys Librarian, 1949-1972)
Robert Latham (Pepys Librarian, 1972-1982): MCPP/LAT
Richard Luckett (Pepys Librarian, 1982-2012): MCPP/LUC
Black and white photograph of the residents in College including War Cadets. No names are given.
There is a copy in MCPH/3/1/27 and some of the Naval Officers and Fellows have been identified:
Back row: L.H. Peppe (4th), R.C. Hovenden (5th)
Second row from the back: A.H. Banks (3rd), J.R. Warburton (4th), E.A. Anderson (11th)
Third row from the back: R.J. King-Walker (5th), P.J.M. Penney (13th), H.M. Denham (14th)
Fourth row from the back: V.J. Voecker (4th), C.J. Carr (14th), J.B. Marriott (15th)
Front row: F.R. Salter (3rd), H.A. Shears (4th), V.S. Vernon-Jones (6th), Nuttall (8th), Cummings (9th), A.S. Ramsey (10th), T. Peel (14th), E.S.K. Evans (15th), Greaves (16th), R.M. Dick (17th), F.H.H. Clark. (18th)
Black and white photograph showing men in army uniform outside the Pepys Building. No names or date given.
Possibly members of No. 4 Company Garrison Officers Cadet Battalion.
15 January 1917 the Cadets of No. 4 Company Garrison Officers Cadet Battalion entered the College. They were the first Company to be quartered within College and "owing to the great kindness and consideration of the College Authorities" they felt themselves at home. They spent 2 months in College and numbered 98, a few of whom had to be quartered in another College but due to the passing out of some of their number before the end of the course enabled these to reside in Magdalene. A farewell dinner was held in Hall and the course terminated on 13 March [College Magazine, No. 24 March 1917. This article includes a list of names of No. 4 Company]
Framed black and white photograph of the residents in College including Fellows. A handwritten note on the frame gives the following Fellows names: Ladborough, Bennett, Babbage, Turner, Willink. Salter, Keilin, Scott, Saunders, Christopherson.
No student names are given.
Autograph letter in French, to ‘Mr Bates’ (probably Joshua Bates, 1788-1864), presenting his compliments.
Sans titreTranscription of the letter: “His Excellency M. Van de Weyer &c &c &c Albert London”.
Sans titreAutograph letter in French, addressed from "Cambridge House", presenting his compliments to Jean-Sylvain Van de Weyer.
Sans titre