Sections A & B with a second copy with amendments.
Drawing No. MC/1/1/9
Scale: 1/2" to 1'
Sections A & B with a second copy with amendments.
Drawing No. MC/1/1/9
Scale: 1/2" to 1'
Drawings showing staircase details. With notes and measurements.
Drawing No. MC/1/1/14
Scale: 1" to 1'
Drawings showing window details with the window schedule.
Drawing No. MC/1/1/12
Scales: 1/4 F.S; 1/2" to 1'; 1" to 1'
A celebration of the life of Edward Cripps held at the parish church of St Edmund King & Martyr, Southwold.
Order of service for the celebration of the life of Seamus Heaney held at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Donnybrook.
'A Chain of Theorems for Circles', by D.W. Babbage extracted from the Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society, 1 (1969)
A brochure called 'A Lasting Legacy' giving details on how to leave a legacy to the College in your will.
Order of service for 'My song is Love Unknown. A meditation on the Passion of Christ' held in the College Chapel.
A printed pamphlet in French, concerning the case of Karl Wilhelm Naundorff (1785?-1845), who claimed to be Louis XVII of France. At the foot of p. 4: "No. 8, Camberwell Green, Le [14] Novembre 1839" (the "14" supplied in MS). With MS signature it the foot of p.4: “Charles Louis, Duc de Normandie”. This name was also used by Naundorff.
Van de Weyer, Jean Sylvain (1802-1874), diplomat'A Note on the Quadratics through a Canonical Curve', by D.W. Babbage extracted from the Journal of the London Mathematical Society, Vol. 14 (1939)
'A Pencil of Quadric Primals and its Associated System', by D.W. Babbage extracted from the Journal of the London Mathematical Society, Vol. 32, 1957
A Study of Change: The Wellcome Trust 1979-1998 by Bridget Ogilvie.
Two copies of A Summary of Service in the RAFVR, 1942 - 1946 written later in life by Brian Deakin.
Deakin, Brian Measures (1922-2010), Fellow and Benefactor of Magdalene College, Cambridge'A Symmetrical Configuration of n + 1 Rational Normal Curves in [2n]', by D.W. Babbage and reprinted from the Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, Vol. XXXIII, Part III
Copy of a surrender from Samuel Potter to Thomas Watson of two messuages in Chesterton Lane called Copped Hall, copyhold of the Manor of Merton Hall, Cambridge.
Plain copy and Absolute Surrender from Katherine Smith (widow) of premises in Chesterton Lane, forming part of the Copped Hall estate, to Ralph Neville (son of the Hon. Revd George Neville Grenville, Master of Magdalene College) in trust for the Master and Fellows. Includes draft and final version.
Plain copy and Absolute Surrender from Pratt Collier and John Angier of all that messuage late in the occupation of Katherine Smith, part of the Copped Hall Estate to the use of Ralph Neville son of the Hon. Revd George Neville Grenville, Master of Magdalene College, in trust for the said Master and Fellows and their successors.
Copy of an Absolute Surrender from Pratt Collier and John Angier, Trustees for the sale of the late Jacob Smith, to Mrs Mary Thompson.
Abstract of documents relating to an estate at Longstanton lately in the possession of Thomas Gardners.
Abstract of the title of Mr and Mrs Thompson, Mrs Woodman and Miss Ann Cotton to several freehold messuages or tenements and premises.
Attached is a poster advertising the sale of the properties and handwritten 'Conditions of sale'. The poster describes the sale as follows:
Valuable freehold estate of great depth nearly opposite Magdalen College to be sold by auctin by J. Wentworth at the Pickerel Inn, Bridge Street, on Thursday March the 28th 1839 at 7 o'clock in the evening, the following extensive freehold estate adjoining Mr Smith's wheelwright's premises; comprising a brick, timber and tiled dwelling house.
Next Mr Francis's Baker etc with front shop, and numerous rooms over and behind;
another tenement with four rooms and back kitchen adjoining, garden ranges of brick, timber, and tiled stales, lofts, and workshop; the whole Freehold, and extending in depth about 130 feet.
The above valuable property is well situated for almost any trade; and the great depth, together with a right of way down Mr Smith's yard, renders it extremely valuable; and it is presumed that any intelligent builder or other speculator, may turn this property to a good and lucrative account - Land tax 9s
Abstract of the title of Mrs Ann Peters to a messuage or tenement and premises.
Abstract of the title of David Evans Pratt to freehold premises [17 Magdalene Street].
Abstract of the title of William Kidman Bird to a freehold estate in Magdalene Street called the Cross Keys and the Old Cross Keys estate.
A manuscript underneath reads "Mr Brown to peruse and advise on behalf of an intended mortgage".
Abstract of the title of Augustine Gutteridge Brimley, John Garrett and William Warren to the freehold and leasehold premises in Cambridge (the Pickerel Estate).