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(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

Offprints and articles concerning Pepys and the Pepys Library. Known formerly as the "Pepys Library Files".

List of contents:

1. Rose, H. (1998). Catalogue 1257: Autograph Letters & Historical Documents, Maggs Bros Ltd., p. 83. [Catalogue entry for letter signed by Pepys, Navy Office 1671]. (Relates to PL 139).

2a. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Allin, Sir Thomas. [Typescript for Oxford Dictionary of National Biography entry].
2b. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Anthony, Anthony. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2c. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Bacon, Philemon or Philip. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2d. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Batten, Sir William. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2e. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Beach, Sir Richard. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2f. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Richard Busby. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2g. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Carteret, Sir George. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2h. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Creed, John. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2i. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Cromleholme, Samuel. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2j. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Hewer, William. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2k. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Jordan, Sir Joseph. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2l. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Knight, John. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2m. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Langley, John. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2n. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Mennes, Sir John. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2o. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Middleton, Colonel Thomas. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2p. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Myngs, Sir Christopher. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2q. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Palmer, James. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2r. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Peachell, John. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2s. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Penn, Sir William. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2t. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Pepys, Samuel. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2u. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Rider, Sir William. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2v. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Smith or Smyth, Sir Jeremiah. [Typescript for ODNB entry].
2w. Knighton, C.S. (n.d.). Wheler, Sir Francis. [Typescript for ODNB entry].

3. Knighton, C.S. (1998). ‘Review of The Theatre of Death: The Ritual Management of Royal Funerals in Renaissance England, 1570-1625 by Jennifer Woodward, The Sixteenth Century Journal, 29(2), pp. 514-516.

4. Shelton, T. (1685). Zeiglographia. [Four enlarged photocopied pages]. (Relates to PL 860(ii)).

5. Barnard, F.P. (1914). ‘Henry the Eighth’s Navy’, in O. Elton (ed.) A Miscellany Presented to John Macdonald Mackay. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press; London: Constable, pp. 132-141. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 2219).

6a. Griffiths, A. (1995). 'Review of Catalogue of the Pepys Library at Magdalene College, Cambridge. Volume III: Prints and Drawings Part ii, Portraits. Comp. E. Chamberlain’, Print Quarterly, 12(4), pp. 409-412. [Photocopy].

6b. Griffiths, J. (1996). 'Review of Catalogue of the Pepys Library at Magdalene College, Cambridge. Volume II: Ballads, Part i: Catalogue. Comp. H. Weinstein; Volume II: Ballads, Part ii: Indexes. Comp. H. Weinstein. Volume III: Prints and Drawings, Part ii: Portraits. Comp. E. Chamberlain', The Library, 18(1), pp. 68–70. [Photocopy].

6c. Ollard, R. (1984). ‘Review of Catalogue of the Pepys Library at Magdalene College, Cambridge. Vol V, Part ii, Modern Manuscripts*. Comp. C.S. Knighton’, The English Historical Review, 99(392), pp. 624-625. [Photocopy].

6d. Thompson, J.J. (n.d.). ‘Review of Catalogue of the Pepys Library at Magdalene College Cambridge. Volume Vi: Bindings. Comp. R. McKitterick and R. Beadle’, Medium Ævum, 63(2), pp. 360-361. [Photocopy].

6e. Ollard, R. (1978). 'The many sides of Pepys', The Times Literary Supplement, 24 November. [Review of Catalogue of the Pepys Library at Magdalene College, Cambridge. Volume I: Printed Books. Comp. N.A. Smith, H.M. Adams and D. Pepys Whitely.]

6f. Ollard, R. (1978). 'The many sides of Pepys', The Times Literary Supplement, 24 November. [Review of Catalogue of the Pepys Library at Magdalene College, Cambridge. Volume I: Printed Books. Comp. N.A. Smith, H.M. Adams and D. Pepys Whitely. Photocopy].

6g. Ollard, R. (1978). 'Review of Catalogue of the Pepys Library at Magdalene College, Cambridge. Volume I: Printed Books. Comp. N.A. Smith. Ed. R. Latham', British Book News, November. [Photocopy].

6h. Shaaber, M.A. (1979). 'Review of Catalogue of the Pepys Library at Magdalene College, Cambridge. General Editor R. Latham. Volume I: Printed Books. Comp. N.A. Smith', Analytical and Enumerative Bibliography, pp. 120-129. [Photocopy].

7. Knighton, C.S. (1980). ‘Pepys and his Library’ [typescript lecture], Cambridge Antiques Society, 5 Nov.

8. Duffy, E. (1986). ‘The Godly and the Multitude in Stuart England’, The Seventeenth Century, 1(1), pp. 31-55. (Relates to PL 365; PL 1836-41). [Photocopy].

9a. Good Company Pepys Productions (1999). Samuel Pepys, The Secret Diaries, Written by Dennis Saunders, Guildford Yvonne Arnold Theatre, 6-10 April. [Leaflet]. (Relates to PL 1836-41).

9b. Good Company Pepys Productions (1999). Samuel Pepys, The Secret Diaries, by Dennis Saunders Spring Tour 1999. [Schedule]. (Relates to PL 1836-41).

9c. [Restricted access].

10. Klingholz, R. (1998). ‘Die Letzte Schlacht der “Revenge”’, GEO Das neue Bild der Erde, 12, pp. 86-108. (Relates to PL 2820).

11. Anderson, R.C. (1920). ‘Henry VIII.’s “Great Galley”’, Mariner’s Mirror, 6(9), pp. 274-281. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 2991).

12. Kelly, J. (1998). ‘The Pirate, the Ambassador and the Map-Maker’, History Today, 48(7), pp. 49-55. (Relates to PL 2610; PL 2874 (271-333))

13. Williamson, J.A. (1914). ‘The Two Ships Named Great Harry’, Blackwood’s Magazine, 195(30), pp. 205-215. [Photocopy].

14a. Lockyer, R. (1970). ‘A very worthy, Industrious & curious person’ [Review of The Diary of Samuel Pepys, A new and complete transcription edited by Robert Latham and William Matthews. Vols 1, 2 and 3. Published by G. Bell & Sons.], Folio, pp. 92-94. (Relates to PL 1836-41).

14b. (1971). 'Reviews: The Diary of Samuel Pepys, A new and complete transcription edited by Robert Latham and William Matthews. Published by G. Bell & Sons', Folio, p. 20. [Article on the upcoming publication of Volumes 4 and 5].
(Relates to PL 1836-41).

14c. (1972). 'Reviews: The Diary of Samuel Pepys, A new and complete transcription edited by Robert Latham and William Matthews. Published by G. Bell & Sons', Folio, p. 20. [Article on the upcoming publication of Volumes 6 and 7].(Relates to PL 1836-41).

14d. Graf, S. (1972). 'A Massive and Brilliant Piece of Scholarship on Samuel Pepys' Diary, in 5 Volumes', The Houston Chronicle, 20 February, p. 10. [Photocopy for review of The Diary of Samuel Pepys, Vols. I-V, translated and edited by R. Latham and W. Matthews, University of California].

14e. Brady, F. (1971). 'A New Edition of Pepys', The Yale Review, pp. 269-274. [Photocopy for review of The Diary of Samuel Pepys, Vols. I-III, edited by R. Latham and W. Matthews, University of California Press].

14f. Thompson, R.H. (1976). 'A Minor Amendment to the New Edition of Pepys' Diary', Spink's Numismatic Circular, p. 464.

14g. Hyam, R. (1983). 'Pepys' Diary: uncut and completed. Robin Hyman of Bell & Hyman on the publication of the final volumes of the complete Pepys', The Bookseller, 22, p. 224. [Photocopy].

15. Hughes, J.T. (1999). ‘William Petty: Oxford anatomist and physician’, Journal of Medical Biography, 7(1), pp. 11-16.

16. Loomie, A.J. (ed.) (1978). ‘Appendix III: The “Directions” of James I for Anglican Services in Spain. Newmarket, 10 March 1623 o.s.’, in Spain and the Jacobean Catholics. Vol 2, 1613-1624. London: Catholic Record Society, pp. 185-186. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 1734).

17. J.P. Morgan & Co. Invitation to the International Council Dinner at Banqueting House in Whitehall. [Features print from London and Westminster reproduced on the front cover]. (Relates to PL 2972(98a)).

18a. Somerset, A. (1998). 'An unlikely couple' [Review of Particular Friends: The Correspondence of Pepys and Evelyn ed. by G. de la Bédoyère, The Spectator, 21 February.

18b. (1998). Paperbacks: Particular Friends: The Correspondence of Pepys and Evelyn ed. by G. de la Bédoyère, The Spectator, 15 November. [Promoting the book's publication].

19. Ellis, H. (ed.) (1843). 'Humphrey Wanley to Samuel Pepys, Esq. Comparison of two Greek manuscript Book of Anthems. His opinion on the age of certain fragments of Manuscripts which Mr. Pepys had sent to him.', in Original Letters of Eminent Literary Men of the Sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Centuries. London: Camden Society, pp. 272-282. [Photocopy].

20. [Restricted Access]

21. Wilson, T. (1979). 'Some Manuscripts of Flag Interest in the Pepys Library, Magdalene College, Cambridge', 8th International Congress of Vexillology, Vienna, Austria, 25-29 June, pp. 148-156. [Photocopy].

22. Knighton, C.S. (2000). 'Some Pepysian Addenda at Magdalene College, Cambridge', The Mariner’s Mirror, 86(2), pp. 148-156. (Relates to MCCA/MCAD/11/2/2/1/1; MCPSL/3/7/3; MCPSL/3/7/5; MCPSL/3/7/7; MCPSL/3/7/8; MCPSL/3/7/13). [Two copies].

23. [Missing].

24. Evans, J. (1999). 'The Material Culture of Greek Astronomy', Journal for the History of Astronomy, 30(3), pp. 238-307. (Relates to PL 2329/56v).

25. Updike, J. (1999). ‘Groaning Shelves: The evolution of books and their housing’, The New Yorker, October 4, pp. 106-110.

26. Luckett, R. (1998-99). ‘A Sea-Change: Samuel Pepys and the Evacuation of Tangier', Magdalene College Magazine, 43. [Typescript].

27. Burmester, J. (1984). Unrecorded edition of Marcellus Laroon's very rare art of defence. [Auction catalogue entry]. (Relates to PL 2973/456-64).

28. McKearin, H. (1982). ‘Possets, Syllabubs and their Vessels’, The Glass Circle, 5, pp. 57-67. (Relates to PL 1836-41; Diary, 6 January 1668).

29. Bloomsbury Book Auctions. (1999). Catalogue of Historical Documents: Autograph Letters and Printed Books. (Entry for letter from Samuel Pepys to Lord Yarmouth, 27th April 1678). [Photocopy].

30. Rushton, G. (2000). Older than England: Hampshire then and now, 2000. Hampshire: Hampshire County Council. (Relates to PL 2991).

31. Wiche, G. (1998). 'Book-Hunting in the Arctic - The Faroe Islands', Caxtonian, November 1998, pp. 3-5, continues in December 1998 and January 1999. (Relates to PL 392).

32. Nicholas Roberts Publications (2000). Exploration and Seafaring: The Return of the Dutch East India Fleet on 1st May 1599 painted by Andries van Eertvleld. Oakham: Nicholas Roberts Publications Ltd. (Relates to PL 2991).

33. Dawson, M.S. (2000). 'Histories and Texts: Refiguring the Diary of Samuel Pepys', The Historical Journal, 43(2), pp. 407-431. [Two copies - one is a photocopy].

34. Knight, J. (1681). 'Appendix A: The will of John Knight, in E.M. Calvert and R.T.C Calvert (1939) Sergeant Surgeon John Knight, Surgeon General 1664-1680*. London: W. Heinemann Ltd, pp. 95-99. (Relates to PL 2661-3).

35. Hobbs, D. (1994). ‘Royal Ships and their Flags in the Late Fifteenth and Early Sixteenth Centuries’, The Mariner’s Mirror, 80(4), pp. 388-394. [Photocopy].

36. Wright, D. (2000). ‘The astronomy in Pepys’ Diary’, Astronomy & Geophysics, 41(4), pp. 4.23-4.27.

37. Wright, D. (2000). ‘The scotoscope’, Astronomy & Geophysics, 41(5), p. 5.9. [Photocopy].

38. Groffman, S. (1985). ‘The sore eyes of Samuel Pepys’, Journal of the American Optometric Association, 53(5), pp. 370-372. [Photocopy].

39. Knighton, C. (2000-1). ‘A ‘pitiful sorry devotion’ in the Abbey - and assignations in the Cloisters’, The Westminster Abbey Chorister, 31, pp. 31-34.

40. Mosser, D.W. (1999). ‘Corrective Notes on the Structures and Paper Stocks of Four Manuscripts Containing Extracts from Chaucer’s "Canterbury Tales"’, Studies in Bibliography, 52, pp. 97-114.

41. George, W. (1981). ‘The bestiary: a handbook of the local fauna’, Archives of Natural History, 10(2), pp. 187-203. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 1916).

42. Wilson, E.M. (1958). 'Tragic Themes in Spanish Ballads', The Fifth Canning House Annual Lecture, Canning House, 24 April 1958. London: Hispanic and Luso Brazilian Councils.

43. Burningham, N. (2001). ‘Traditional Boat Evolution Through Selection and Rational Choice?’, Maritime Life and Traditions, 12(60), pp. 83-84. (Relates to PL 2001).

44. Davies, J.D. (1987). ‘Wales and Mr. Pepys’s Navy’, Cymru a'r Môr/ Maritime Wales, 11, pp. 101-111. [Photocopy].

45. Davies, J.D. (1993). ‘The Navy, Parliament and political crisis in the reign of Charles II’, The Historical Journal, 36(2), pp. 271-288. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 2853; PL 2855; PL 2856; PL 2858; PL 2879).

46. Anderson, J.L. (1988). ‘Prince William’s descent upon Devon, 1688: the environmental constraints’ in S. Fisher (ed.), Lisbon as a Port Town, the British Seaman and other Maritime Themes. Exeter: University of Exeter. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 2856; PL 2858; PL 2879).

47. Teviotdale, E.C. (1997). ‘Some classified catalogues of the Cottonian Library’ in C.J. Wright (ed.), Sir Robert Cotton as Collector: Essays on an Early Stuart Courtier and his Legacy. London: British Library, pp. 194-207. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 2427; PL 2856; PL 2858; PL 2879).

48. Franklin, J. (1989). ‘Appendix IV. Samuel Pepys and Models’, in J. Franklin, Navy Board Ship Models, 1650-1750. London: Conway, pp. 179-181. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 2856; PL 2858; PL 2879).

49. de. La Garanderie M-M. (1985). ‘Lazare de Baif d 1547’, in P.G. Betenholz (ed.), Contemporaries of Erasmus: A Biographical Register of the Renaissance and Reformation, vol.1. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 87-88. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 419(1,2,4); PL 716(1); PL 1763, PL 2856; PL 2858; PL 2879).

50. Huang, C-C. (1952). [Discussion of PL 1914(2) in Chinese], Tar-Iu tsa-chih, 15. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL1914(2), PL 2856; PL 2858; PL 2879).

51. Barker, R.A. (1988). "Many May Peruse us": Ribbands, Moulds and Models in the Dockyards, Lisbon: Centro de Estudos de História e Cartografia Antiga, Instituto de Investigação Científica Tropical. [Revised and annotated photocopy of Box 9: 27]. (Relates to PL 2820; PL 2856; PL 2858; PL 2879).

52. Taylor, G. (1978). ‘Chaplains of our ships of war’, in G. Taylor, The Sea Chaplains: A History of the Chaplains of the Royal Navy. Oxford: Oxford Illustrated Press, pp. 86-114. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 2856; PL 2858; PL 2879).

53. Barker, R.A. (1991). ‘Design in the Dockyards about 1600’, in P. Reinder Reinders and Kees P. (eds.), Carvel Construction Technique: Skeleton-First, Shell-First. Oxford: Oxbow, pp. 62-69. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 2501; PL 2910; PL 2820; PL 2856; PL 2858; PL 2879).

54. Barker, R.A. (1998). ‘Portuguese Shipbuilding: from Genoa to Goa via Geometry’, in I.F. Earle and S. Parkinson (eds.), Studies in the Portuguese Discoveries I. Proceedings of the First Colloquium of the Centre for the Study of the Portuguese Discoveries. Warminster: Aris & Philips, pp. 53-69. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 2856; PL 2858; PL 2879).

55. Barker, R.A. (1998). ‘Cradles of Navigation: Launching ships in the age of discoveries’, Limites do mar e da terra, Ars Nautica, Patrimonia, Cascais. pp. 67-87. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 2856; PL 2858; PL 2879).

56. Barker, R.A. (1998). ‘English shipbuilding in the sixteenth century: evidence for the processes of conception and construction’, in E. Rieth (ed.), Concevoir et construire les navires: de la trière au picoteux, vol. 13. Ramonville-Saint-Agne. pp. 107-26. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 2820; PL 2856; PL 2858; PL 2879).

57. Pickering & Chatto (1982). 'Pepy's [sic.] copy, Blackmore, (Sir Richard). A satire against wit', Catalogue 650, p. 3. [Auction catalogue entry - not in Pepys Library].

Offprints and articles concerning Pepys and the Pepys Library. Known formerly as the "Pepys Library Files".

List of contents:

1. Hunter, M. (1994). 'Transmitting to posterity: the miraculous intactness of Samuel Pepys’s library', The Times Literary Supplement, 30 December, p. 13. [Photocopy].

2. Paffard, M. and Harrison, D. (1995). 'Pepys's Library', The Times Literary Supplement, 13 January. [Photocopy]. [Letters to the editor in response to Michael Hunter’s article].

3. McCue, J. (1998). 'Pepys’s books balanced', The Times, 12 January, p. 38. [Photocopy].

4. Chappell, E. (1931). Catalogue of Pepysiana belonging to Mr. Edwin Chappell, exhibited at the Annual General Meeting of the Society for Nautical Research, held at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, 8th July 1931. [Typescript programme].

5. Davies, R. (c.1979). 'Keeper of the Secret Pepys', The Daily Telegraph. [Photocopy].

6. Swan Galleries (2017). Lot 167: Pepys, Samuel. Memoires relating to the state of the Royal Navy of England. [Printed information for the bid].

7. Hunt, G. (2010). “The Mary Rose: An Artist’s View', Shipwright, pp. 49-57. [Photocopy].

8. Vale, B. (ed.) (2017). 'More Documents for the Last Campaign of the Mary Rose', in The Naval Miscellany, Vol. 8. London: Routledge for the Navy Records Society, pp. 49-84. [Photocopy].

9. [Restricted access].

10. Hunt, A. (2016). 'Eye on posterity: How the ambitious young man of Samuel Pepys’ diary presented himself to the future through his book collection',The Times Literary Supplement, 18 March, pp. 3-4.

11. Samuel Pepys: Plague, Fire, Revolution. The National Maritime Museum, Greenwich. 20 November 2015-28 March 2016. [Exhibition plan].

12. Bailey, J.E. (1876). 'On the Cipher of Pepys’s Diary', Papers of the Manchester Literary Club, 2.

13. An Address on the Medical History of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pepys. Read before the Abernethian Society on March 6th, 1895.

14. Smith, J. (n.d.). Some Correspondence (1831-1832) of the Reverend John Smith, Decipherer of the Pepys Diary.

15. Barker, R. (2006). 'Two architectures – a view of sources and issues', Max Planck Institut, Berlin Workshop. [Preprint 338, H. Nowacki and W. Lefèvre (eds.) Creating Shapes in Civil and Naval Architecture: A Cross-Disciplinary Comparison, Vol. 1, pp. 41-133].

16. Bonhams. (2009). 'Lot 101: Pepys and the Royal Navy. A Manual of Instructions, largely in shorthand', Printed Books, Maps and Manuscripts, New Bond Street, London, 10 November. [Photocopy of auction catalogue].

17. Manning, P. (1913). 'William Stokes, Vaulting-Master', The Oxford Magazine, 31, pp. 229-230. [Photocopy]. (Relates to PL 1434 (6)).

18. Stogdon, N.G. (1998). 'Albrecht Dürer, The Prodigal Son', Catalogue XI, Early Northern Engravings, (Description of PL 2984/ii(155a)).

19. Voewood Rare Books (2018). 'Lot 34: From the library of Mary Skinner and latterly John Sparrow', Catalogue One. [Auction catalogue]. (Purchased by the Friends of the Pepys Library, June 2018).

20. Skeaping, L. (ed.) (2018). The Samuel Pepys Club Newsletter, 74 .

21. Skeaping, L. (ed.) (2018). The Samuel Pepys Club Newsletter, 75.

22. Christie’s (1993). 'Lot 113: Loggan, David. Oxonia Illustrata. 1675', Valuable Natural History and Travel Books, Atlases and Globes, London, 12 May.

23. The Grolier Club (2019). Visit to Cambridge 2nd-5th June 2019. [Programme and catalogue].

24. Sutherland, C. (trans.) (n.d.). Pepys in the Sloane Correspondence, British Library. [Typescript].

25. Knighton, C.S. and Hildred, A. (2017). 'Overgunning the Mary Rose: the King was warned', Journal of the Ordnance Society, 24, pp. 5-13. [Photocopy].

26. Robertson, R.(2005). 'Censors of the Mind: Samuel Pepys and the Restoration Licensers', Dalhousie Review, 85(2), pp.181-194. [Photocopy].

27. Ford, R.M. (2019). 31 items of Pepysiana from the papers of Edwin Chappell, comprising rare printed pamphlets, booklets and offprints by him and other Pepys scholars including Sir Arthur Bryant and J. R. Tanner. Richard M. Ford Ltd. [Online catalogue entry].

28. Print of PL 2820, p. 24.

29. Print of PL 2991, p. 2-3.

30. Print of PL 2973, p. 447d.

31. Print of PL 2972, p. 77.

32. Print of PL 2972, p. 271.

33. Print of Pepys bookplate, with portrait engraving and motto.

34. Print of Pepys portrait by Kneller.

35. Print of PL 2972, p. 78.

36a. Print of PL 2983, p. 262.

36b. Bene’t College. [Print of the Pepys Building].

37. Munby, A.N.L. (1977). 'The case of the "Caxton" manuscript of Ovid', in A.N.L. Munby and N. Barker (ed.) Essays and Papers. London: Scolar Press, pp. 151-173. [Photocopy].

38. Hughes, M.E.J. (2020). Samuel Pepys: birthdays domestic and royal, The Friends of the Pepys Library and the Historic Collections of Magdalene College. Magdalene College, Cambridge, 23 February.

39. Tomlinson, J. (trans.) Levens Deed Room: Letters by Mary Skynner. [Transcription of letters held in Levens Hall, Cumbria].

40. Scala (2020). Word, Image, Music: Essays on the Treasures of the Pepys Library, Cambridge: In Honour of Richard
    Luckett. Edited by M.E.J. Hughes, London: Scala Arts & Heritage Publishers Ltd, p. 30. [Catalogue entry].

41. The Samuel Pepys Club (1936). Fifty-Eighth Meeting: Ladies' Night, Clothworkers' Hall, London, 14 May. [Menu and programme]. (Donated by Tim Underhill).

42. Handelsman, J.B. (n.d.). Seizure of the Pepys Diaries. [Printed cartoon].

43. The Vinters' Company (1979). Some Notes on the History of the Vintners’ Company. [Booklet].

44. Dale, J. (2020). 'Peterborough’s Oswald Chant Cycle: English & Continental Connections', The Friends of Peterborough Cathedral Journal, pp. 35-40. (Relates to MS F.4.10).

45. Howe, D. (1975). Francis Place at Greenwich. [Typescript draft].

46. Sidgwick, F. (1907). Letters to E. Gordon Duff concerning the Pepys Library Catalogue 1907. E. Gordon Duff Papers, 1882-1924, The Huntingdon Library, San Marino, California. [Photocopies].

47. Morshead, O. and Gaselee, S. (1921). Letters concerning the Pepys Library Catalogue. William J. Carlton Shorthand Collection, Senate House Library, London. [Photocopies].

48. Duval, G. Littérature de colportage et imaginaire collectif en Angleterre à l'époque des Dicey (1720-1800). [Microfiche images of English 18th century chapbooks].

49. Brooke-Little, J. (1980). The Guilds and Livery Companies of the City of London. London: Heraldic Heritage Ltd. [Poster].

50. The Office of High Sheriff (c. 2010). High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire: List of Sheriffs from the year 1155 A.D.

51. (n.d.). London Historian H. B. Wheatley's Work for Archaeology. [Photocopy of newspaper obituary of H. B. Wheatley].

52. Flight, C. (2012). Thomas Southouse, not Thomas Southland, the author of "Love à la mode" (1663). [Typescript].

New Series No. 9

Obituaries
In Memoriam: T.S. Eliot, pp. 14-15

Articles
Dr I.A. Richards, pp. 16-18

The Tan Yard Collages, p. 19

'A Lost Pepys Library Book Recovered' A Postscript, pp. 20-21

Images
T.S. Eliot

New Series No. 12

Obituaries
In Memoriam: Frank Reyner Salter, pp. 2-6

In Memoriam: Alan Lawson Maycock, pp. 6-7

In 1539 Crowland Abbey was dissolved and its land, including that on which Buckingham College stood, were forfeit to the Crown.

In 1542, Thomas, Lord Audley, the Lord Chancellor, asked the King (Henry VIII) to found a new College on the site. Audley would name it, issue its Statutes and endow it. Letters Patent were issued by Henry on 3 April 1542.

The original Letters Patent issued to the College and the corresponding privy seal warrant retained by the Crown have both been lost and, because the grant was never entered onto the Patent Roll, no contemporary copy of the grant survives. The text does survive in numerous copies including in the 'Old Book'. There is also a later copy [MCBG/1/1].

Lord Audley never in his lifetime referred to himself as the 'founder' of Magdalene. His widow, Lady Elizabeth Audley, referred to herself as 'fundatrix' of the College in the original Statutes of 1555. From that time on Audley's heirs have claimed their ancestor to be the founder and principal benefactor of Magdalene.

Academic Committee Minutes Books, agendas, and supporting papers.

Established following a meeting of the Governing Body held on 6 October 1931 at which it was decided that a Tutorial Committee (along with a Finance and General Business Committee) should be set up and consist of the Master and Tutors.

The Committee would 'consider all business relating to undergraduates and educational matters generally'.

The series consists of:
Minute Books for the Tutorial Committee, 1931-1957.
Minute Books for the Tutors and Pastoral Committee, 2003-2015.
Supporting Papers and Correspondence for Meetings of the Tutors and Pastoral Team, 2006-2015.

Photograph of the Tennis Club, c. 1905 - see MCPP/AP/3
Photos of the Tennis Club, c. 1902-05 see MCPH/3/1

[printed form completed by hand]

Revd Bursar Mag. Coll. To J. Hobart Briggs, General Post Office, London

To Newspapers,
From 5 April 1813 to 5 July 1813 = £1 6s 0d

Please to pay the above to Mr Brown and you’ll oblige your humble Servant,
J. HOBART BRIGGS

Clerk of the Yarmouth Road

Paid to Brown

Framed black and white photograph of the kitchen fireplace against the south end wall before the Victorian restoration.

Framed colour print of St Stephen Walbrook by Thomas Boydell, 1756. The College is Patron of nine parish church livings, including St Stephen Walbrook in the City of London, which was designed by Sir Christopher Wren. Pevsner described it as “the most majestic of his parish churches…a try-out for St Paul’s’. The church became famous as the birthplace of The Samaritans, founded in the crypt by the Revd Chad Varah in 1954.

Two black and white photographs looking towards Mallory Court from Benson Court.

Four black and white photographs of the exterior of 'O' Block.