Government Aircraft Insurance Policy issued by the Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Ltd taken out by W.K. Bird and H.F. Bird on properties in Magdalene Street.
Farm house, buildings and 55 acres, 0 roods and 23 perches of cottage and close 0 acres 2 roods and 16 perches and the parsonage.
Recorded on page 104 of the Muniment Book.
Parties: (1) William Webb, (2) William Lolworth
Parties: (1) William Lolworth, (2) William Sak and Thomas Martin
Grant (enrolled in Chancery) from Johanna Flint to John Andrew of a messuage in St Giles' parish sometime Dankyns and also of the messuage called 'The Star'.
Parties: (1) Sir Christopher Wray, (2) Magdalene College
Grant of the rectory and parsonage of Grainthorpe and a tenement and lands called the Grange to endow two fellowships and four scholarships in the name of Sir Christopher Wray, two scholarships in the name of Thomas Parkinson, and one scholarship in the name of Edmund Grindal (Archbishop of Canterbury).
The Wray and Parkinson scholars to be chosen by Sir Christopher Wray in his lifetime and thereafter by his heirs and
the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln from schools at Kirton or Lincoln.
Grant of Arms to Lord Audley, 1st Baron Audley of Walden.
Parties: (1) John Barnes the younger(2) Anthony Tompson
Parties: (1) John Stokes [Stokys] (2) John Smith of Magdalene College
Grant of the Lily Pot Inn with livery of seisin endorsed.
Parties: (1) Robert Rogers and Agnes his wife (2) John Stokes
Accounts of the Revd Samuel Lowe (Bursar) as receiver of the rents and profits of the freehold and copyhold estates of Peter Peckard.
Used in the case in Chancery between the plaintiffs William Gretton (Master), Fellows, and Revd Samuel Lowe (Bursar) and the defendants Richard Aldworth Griffin (Lord Braybrooke), John Robinson, John Smith, Martha Caldecot and Joseph Stephenson and wife, Richard Buck and Robert Sherard and John Ferrar.
Accounts for the Groome Scholars.
Ground floor plan of George and William Warren's (grocers) premises in Magdalene Street. Shows the shop, keeping room, yard, parlour, stable, and slaughter house. The neighbouring tenants are Mr Rogers of Benet College [now known as Corpus Christi College] and Mr Peppercorn.
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]
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
Copies of obituaries.
 
                       
      