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Schedule of documents and deeds relating to the freehold of 17 Magdalene Street from 1756-1877.

Parties: (1) Hudson's Cambridge & Pampisford Breweries Limited, (2) Alfred Baldwin Hussy

Agreement to hire the old offices, Ekins Yard, Magdalene Street from 7 March 1911
Rent: £2 12s 0d per quarter

Parties: (1) Hudson's Cambridge & Pampisford Breweries Limited, (2) Alfred James Pointer

Agreement to hire the racking room, at the Old Brewery, Magdalene Street
Rent: £2 10s 0d per quarter

Parties: (1) Hudson's Cambridge & Pampisford Breweries Limited, (2) William Walter Silk (of the Pickerel Inn)

Agreement to hire part of the Cooper's shop in the Old Brewery Yard from 25 March 1923
Rent: £8 per annum

Parties: (1) Hudson's Cambridge & Pampisford Breweries Limited, (2) Eliza Ann Lawrie

Agreement to hire a cottage in the Old Brewery Yard from 24 June 1923
Rent: £5 4s 0d per annum

Probate of the will of Mrs Ann Wendy (widow) in which she left her property to her grand daughter Elizabeth Lawson.

Parties: (1) Martha Sole (widow) and John Sole (yeoman) - executors for the will of John Sole, (2) John Cotton (carpenter) and his wife Elizabeth, (3) Thomas Thacheray (surgeon), (4) James Godby (?? maker)

Abstract of the title of Corpus Christi College to premises in Magdalene Street. Attached is a lease plan.

Note of dispatch of document to Francis & Co (solicitors).

Parties: (1) John Haggerston and Elizabeth (his wife) to (2) Richard Foster

Attested copy of a release for the Cross Keys Inn, yard, stables and outhouses.

Parties: (1) William Kidman Bird, (2) Messrs William Kidman Bird the younger and Herbert Flack Bird (co-partners as vinegar merchants and mustard manufacturers)

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society policy for a "dwelling house, shop and domestic offices adjoining and communicating situate 26 Magdalene Street" being occupied by Eyres (draper).

Abstract of the title of the trustees of the will of the late Miss Hephzibah Peters to Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Cross Keys Yard.

Printed particulars and conditions of sale of 16 small freehold cottages being - 1, 2 and 3 Cross Keys yard, Magdalene Street; 26 and 27 Shelly Row; 1-11 Porcher's Yard, Shelly Row to be sold at auction at the Lion Hotel on 30 March 1909.

These documents relate to the Cross Keys Yard on Magdalene Street.

Fisher's Lane was previously known as Ree Lane.

Parties: (1) Frank Waters (2) Francis Parsons

Mortgage of the Nurses Hostel for securing £800 and interest at £4 10s 0d per annum payable at Xmas and Midsummer.

Fire insurance policy taken out by Frank Waters and Francis Parsons with the Royal Fire and Life Insurance Company [printed certificate] for the Nurses Hostel on Thompson's Lane.

Parties: (1) Herbert George Whibley and Ambrose Basil Whibley (2) Miss Mary Anna Young

Assignment of a messuage and premises in Thompson's Lane.

Parties: (1) Trustees for sale under the will of the late Joseph Michael Foster, (2) Richard Johnson (gentleman), (3) William Kidman Bird (vinegar manufacturer)

Conveyance and covenant to produce deeds.

Parties: (1) Annie Elizabeth Saunders (spinster) and Issac Ebenezer Saunders (seed merchant) (2) Arnold Ernest Flitton (corn merchant)

Conveyance of a freehold premises 29 Magdalen Street.

Abstract of the title of Arnold Ernest Flitton to a freehold messuage and premises 29 Magdalene Street.

The Boat Club's accounts with the boat builders Edward Searle, G. F. Winter, and F. Pocock.

The Boat Club's accounts with the boat builder H. C. Banham, 1937-1939.

The Fairbairn Cup is an annual event organised in Michaelmas Term by Jesus College Boat Club. It is named after Steve Fairbairn, the most influential man in the history of Jesus College Boat Club and arguably in Cambridge rowing.
In 1927, Fairbairn arranged a provisional Lents line up and raced the crews off each other on the Cam. In 1928, the JCBC were joined by crews from Fitzwilliam, Sidney Sussex, Peterhouse and St. Catharine's. In 1929 the race was opened to all colleges and Steve Fairbairn donated a Cup - the 'Fairbairn Cup Races' were founded.

Menus for the Fairbairn Cup Dinner. All include a printed list of crews:

1927, 1928, 1929 [these are possibly not strictly Fairbairn Cup dinners due to the dates but they were held in November]
1937 [Light Fours and Fairbairn Cup]
1990 (3 copies), 1991, 1992

Also printed invitation to the dinner [undated and not filled out to anyone].

(1) Menu for a luncheon to mark the centenary of the Boat Club (1828-1928)

(2) Menu previously belonging to R. Bennett, for 'A.J.H.S 1910-19321', held on 17 October 1931. Possibly to mark the 21st birthday of A. J. Hutton-Squire who was a member of the Boat Club

(3) Menu for the Annual Boat Club Dinner held on 15 June 2002 (signed and contains a printed list of the following crews: 1st Men, 1st Women, 2nd Men, 2nd Women, 3rd Men).

Menu for the Friends of Magdalene Boat Club Dinner held on 12 June 1998 (signed).