Offprints and articles concerning Pepys and the Pepys Library bound into albums. Formerly known as the 'Miscellaneous Pamphlets' volumes.
Offprints and articles concerning Pepys and the Pepys Library bound into albums. Formerly known as the 'Miscellaneous Pamphlets' volumes.
List of contents:
Bailey, J.E. (1876). 'On the Cipher of Pepys’s Diary', Papers of the Manchester Literary Club, 2.
Tanner, J.R. (1892). 'Pepys and the Popish Plot', English Historical Review, pp. 281-290.
Power, D.A. (1895). 'An Address on the Medical History of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pepys', The Lancet.
Power, D.A. (1904). Who performed lithotomy on Mr. Samuel Pepys? London: Printed at The Lancet Office. [Paper read at the second meeting of the Samuel Pepys Club, 26 March 1904].
Lee, S. (1906). 'Pepys and Shakespeare'. Privately Printed for Presentation to the Members of the Samuel Pepys Club.
Power, D.A. (1911). 'Why Samuel Pepys Discontinued his Diary', The Lancet, 177(4582).
Hodges. G. (1913). 'Pepys at Church', Atlantic Monthly, pp. 74-81.
Abbott, W.C. (1914). 'The Serious Pepys', Yale Review, pp. 551-575.
Stevenson, R.L. (n.d.). Samuel Pepys, in R.L. Stevenson (ed.) Familiar studies of men and books, pp. 202-228.
Jones, E.A. (1920). 'Pepys as an Art Collector and Critic', National Review, 453, pp. 365-376.
Whitear, W.H. (1923). 'Samuel Pepys and his Birthplace', Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society.
Gaselee, S. (1923). 'Pepys' Library: Its Mysteries and Fascination', The Empire Review, pp. 132-140.
MacLaurin, C. (1923). 'Mr. and Mrs. Pepys', in C. MacLaurin, Post mortem: essays, historical and medical, London: J. Cape, pp. 157-179.
Shipley, A.E. (1925). 'Mr Pepys as a Man of Science and President of the Royal Society', The Quarterly Review, 486, pp. 219-237.
Morshead, O.F. (1926). 'Introduction', in O.F. Morshead (ed.) Everybody's Pepys: the Diary of Samuel Pepys 1660-1669, London: G. Bell and Sons, pp. ix-xx.
Offprints and articles concerning Pepys and the Pepys Library bound into albums. Formerly known as the 'Miscellaneous Pamphlets' volumes.
List of contents:
Matthews, A.G. (1930). 'Mr Pepys and Nonconformity', Congregational Historical Society Transactions, 11(2), pp. 67-78.
Foster, J. (1951). 'John Birchensha, Fifth Monarchy Man', The London Quarterly and Holborn Review, pp. 311-318.
Wilson, E.M. (1954). 'Félix Persio Bertiso's "La Harpa de Belén"', Atlante, 2(3), pp. 126-136. [With letter from the author to "dick"].
Heal, A. (1955). 'Old London Bridge Tradesman's Cards and Tokens', in G. Home, Old London Bridge, London: John Lane, pp. 308-331.
Wilson, E.M. (1955). 'Quevedo for the Masses', Atlante, 3(4), pp. 126-136.
Heawood, E. (1924). 'Use of Watermarks in Dating Old Maps and Documents', The Geographical Journal, pp. 392-412.
Chappel, 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. [Includes MS addenda].
Lightbown, J. (1952). 'A Shorter Metrical Version of "The Gast of Gy"', The Modern Language Review, 47(3), pp. 323-329. [Includes MS note from the author to "Dr. Ladborough"].
Dummer, E. (1890). 'A Brief Journall of the Western Rebellion', Proceedings, Royal Artillery Institution, 4(18). [Includes letters to "Sir" from Maurice Page, dated June 1925].
Richards, R.D. (1933). 'Mr. Pepys and the Goldsmith Bankers', Economic History, 2(8), pp. 500-520. [Includes letter to "Mr Turner" from the author].
Wilson, E.M. (1954). '"La Harpa de Belén", de Félix Persio Bertiso', Archivo Hispalense, 67-68.
(1952). The Caxtonian: The House Journal of Mardon, Son & Hall, Ltd., 2(9).
Powell, L.C. (1950). 'From Private Institution to Public Institution: The William Andrews Clark Memorial Library', The Library Quarterly, 20(2), pp. 101-108.
Ranft, B. McL. (1952). 'The Significance of the Political Career of Samuel Pepys', 14(4), The Journal of Modern History, pp. 368-375.
Jackson, W.A. (1951). 'Tunc et Nunc: or the Pepys and Taylor Collections of Early Books on Navigation', pp. 195-201.
Ehrman, J.P.W. (1948). 'The Official Papers Transferred by Pepys to the Admiralty by 12 July 1689', The Mariner's Mirror, 34(4), pp. 255-270.
Wilson, E.M. (1955). 'Some Poems from Samuel Pepys Spanish Chap-Books', Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 32(4), pp. 187-193.
Rollins, H.E. (1921). 'Notes on Some English Accounts of Miraculous Fasts', The Journal of American Folk-Lore, 34(134), pp. 361-376.
Blagden, C. (1953-5). 'Notes on the Ballad Market in the Second Half of the Seventeenth Century', Studies in Bibliography, 6, pp. 161-80.
Baldridge, H.A. (1938). 'Ship Models - The Collections of Rogers, Sergison and Pepys', United States Naval Institute Proceedings, 64(11), pp. 1553-1566.
Munby, A.N.L. (1952). 'The Distribution of he First Edition of Newton's Principia', Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London, 10, pp. 28-39.
Offprints and articles concerning Pepys and the Pepys Library bound into albums. Formerly known as the 'Miscellaneous Pamphlets' volumes.
List of contents:
Radcliffe-Cooke, C.W. (1866). The Diary of Samuel Pepys, Esq. While an Undergraduate at Cambridge, Cambridge: Johnathan Palmer.
Deane, A.C. (n.d.). 'Sir Anthony Deane', The National Review.
[Unused number].
Pepys, S. (1945). A Pepysian Pastoral, Los Angeles: Richard Hoffman.
Chappell, E. (1933). Bibliographia Pepysiana, London: Edwin Chappell.
Sayle, C. (1913). Cambridge Fragments. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
A.B.F. (1955). 'Pepys Hebraeus', Desiderata, 8(42), pp. 3-4.
The Society for Theatre Research. [Booklet]
Speaight, G. (1954). 'Notes and Queries', Theatre Notebook, 9(1), p. 26.
(1954). Theatre Notebook, 8(4).
Farquhar, H. (1925). 'Additional Notes of Silver Counters of the Seventeenth Century', Numismatic Chronicle, 5, pp. 78-120. [With letter to Mr Morshead from the author].
Fitzwilliam Museum (1933). Tercentenary exhibition of Books from the Library of Samuel Pepys lent by the Master and Fellows of Magdalene College Cambridge.
Herford, C.H. (1925). 'Appendix IV: Books in Jonson's Library', in C.H. Herford and P. Simpson, Ben Jonson. Oxford, pp. 250-271.
Crosby Brown, A. (1939). Twin Ships: Notes on the Chronological History of the Use of Multiple Hulled Vessels. Virginia: The Mariners' Museum Newport News.
Sturdy, P. (1939). Monmouth Rebellion 1685: Extracts from Weston Zoyland Church Registers and Notes Thereon, 10th ed. Sherborne: Sawtells of Sherborne, Ltd.
Keller, W. (1932). Shakespeare-Jahrburch. Band 68. Leipzig: Bernhard Tauchnitz.
Ottewill, W.T. (1932). 'Introduction', in E.B. Sainsbury, A Calendar of the Court Minutes etc. of the East India Company 1671-1673. Oxford: Clarendon Press.
Rollins, H.E. (1923). 'Ballads from Additional MS. 38, 599', The Modern Language Association of America, 38(1), pp. 133-52.
Rollins, H.E. (1923). 'The Commonwealth Drama: Miscellaneous Notes', Studies in Philology, 20(1), pp. 52-69.
Rollins, H.E. (1921). 'A Contribution To The History Of The English Commonwealth Drama', Studies in Philology, 18(3), pp. 52-69.
Rollins, H.E. (1924). 'The Drinking Academy or The Cheater's Holiday', Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 49(4), pp. 837-71.
Offprints and articles concerning Pepys and the Pepys Library bound into albums. Formerly known as the 'Miscellaneous Pamphlets' volumes.
List of contents:
Bridge, F. (n.d.). The "Pepys Club" Grace. Music by Matthew Locke (1666). Arranged and adapted for use at the gatherings of the Samuel Pepys Club. [Music score].
Chappell, E. (1933). 'Samuel Pepys', *The Mariner's Mirror', 29(2), pp. 212-32.
Chappell, E. (1933). 'Elizabeth Pepys', The Somerset Year Book, 32.
Chappell, E. (1936). Leviova Pepysiana. London: Privately printed by Edwin Chappell.
Wilson, E.M. (1955). 'Samuel Pepys's Spanish Chap-Books, Part I', Transactions of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society, 2(2), pp. 127-54.
Wilson, E.M. (1956). 'Samuel Pepys's Spanish Chap-Books, Part II', Transactions of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society, 2(3), pp. 229-68.
Wilson, E.M. (1957). 'Samuel Pepys's Spanish Chap-Books, Part III', Transactions of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society, 2(4), pp. 305-22.
Roberts, S.C. (1953). 'Books: Their Use and Their Care', Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Library Association, Llandudno.
Ashbee, E.W. (1869). Mr. Ashbee's Occasional Fac-similie Reprints. VII. "The Assyse of Breade:" From the Original printed at London by Robert Wyer, circa 1540. London: Printed for subscribers only. (Relates to PL 1434).
Emslie, M. (1955). 'Pepys' Shakespeare Song', Shakespeare Quarterly, 6(2), pp. 159-70.
McKie, D. (1952). 'Samuel Pepys, F.R.S. (1633-1703)', Discovery, pp. 145-223.
Wormald, F. (1954). 'The Wilton Diptych', The Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, 28(3-4), pp. 191-203.
Warner, F. (1953). Christ's Hospital Masque 1553-1953. [Play].
Norman, P. (1920), 'Pepys and Hewer', pp. 53-77. [Includes correspondence between Margaret Toynbee and Philip Norman].
Harrison, F.L. (1958-1963). 'Music for the Sarum Rite. MS. 1236 in the Pepys Library, Magdalene College, Cambridge', Annales Musicologiques, 6, pp. 99-144. (Relates to PL 1236).
Gray, J. (1965). 'James Bailey', The Cambridge Review, 86(2102), pp. 437-46. [James Bailey (c 1790-1864), classical scholar and schoolmaster].
Fielding, X. (1955). 'A 17th century Atlantic outpost: The British occupation of Tangier', History Today, 5, pp. 463-72.
Pool, B. (1963). 'Samuel Pepys and Navy Contracts', History Today, 13(9), pp. 633-41.
Pepys Whiteley, D. (1965). 'My friend the Merchant: Thomas Hill and Pepys', History Today, 15(8), pp. 576-81.
Offprints and articles concerning Pepys and the Pepys Library bound into albums. Formerly known as the 'Miscellaneous Pamphlets' volumes.
List of contents:
Duff, E.G. (1907), 'The Library of Richard Smith', The Library, 30(8).
Fitzwilliam Museum (1933). Tercentenary exhibition of Books from the Library of Samuel Pepys lent by the Master and Fellows of Magdalene College Cambridge.
Gaselee, S. (1924). The Early Spanish Printing Press. A lecture delivered before the Anglo-Spanish Society of Great Britain and the Spanish-Speaking countries on Wednesday, December 19th, 1923. London: The Anglo-Spanish Society.
4a. Mcdonnell, M. (1934). 'A Newly Discovered Early View of the Exterior of the Second School', The Pauline, 52(350), pp. 101-4.
4b. Mcdonnell, M. (1934). 'A Newly Discovered Early View of the Interior of the Second School', The Pauline, 52(351), pp. 134-7.
Ladborough, R.W. (1953). 'Note No. 26. A Discovery in the Pepys Library', The Book Collector, 2(4), pp. 278-9.
Tillman Merritt, A. (n.d.). 'A Chason Sequence by Fevin', Essays on Music, pp. 92-9.
Godman, S. (1955). '"Youth's Delight": Pepys's Own Flageolet Tutor', The Times, 15 February.
Ladborough, R.W. (1956). 'Pepys and Pascal', French Studies, 10(2), pp. 134-9.
Peacock, A. (1957), 'The Queen's Sea Flags', The Mariner's Mirror, 43(4), pp. 269-80.
catalogue: treasures of Cambridge, Goldsmiths' Hall London 1959. [Exhibition catalogue].
illustrations: treasures of Cambridge, Goldsmiths' Hall London 1959. [Illustrations exhibition catalogue].
Carter, H. and Wolpe, B. (1959). 'Pepys's copy of Moxon's Mechanical Exercises', The Library, 14(2), PP. 124-6.
Scott, J.F. and Hartley, H. (1960). 'William, Viscount Brouncker, P.R.S. (1620-1684)', Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London, 15(Tercentenary Number), pp. 147-57.
Wilson, E.P. (1960). 'Illustrations of Social Life III: Street-Cries', Shakespeare Survey, 13, pp. 106-10.
15a. Royal Academy. (1960-61). The Age of Charles II. [Illustrations exhibition catalogue].
15b. Anon. (1960). 'English Art Under Charles II', The Times, 9 December. [Review of above exhibition].
Richards, A.N.G. (1906-1). 'The King Dictates', The Cornhill, 171(1026), pp. 494-505.
Clifford, H.D. (1958), 'Farm-house where Pepys was a lodger, Country Life*, 5 June, pp. 1246-7.
Pepys Whiteley, D. (1960). 'The Pepys Library', The Cambridge Review, 81(1947), p. 366.
Pepys Whiteley, D. (1960). 'Books on Pepys', The Cambridge Review, 82(1991), pp. 167-8.
Pepys Whiteley, D. (1961). 'Problems with Pepys Portraits', Country Life, 6 April, pp. 778-9.
Pepys Whiteley, D. (1961). 'A Portrait of Pepys?', Country Life, 4 May, p. 1034.
File containing reports and correspondence about the Hunter Organ and whether it should be replaced. Includes:
(1) a report on the existing organ, including details of its maker and subsequent rebuildings, by the Revd Dr N.J. Thistlethwaite (Tutor and Chaplain, Gonville and Caius), 1988
(2) discussions about how to replace the organ including the suggestion of buying an organ from Nettlecombe (which proved unsuitable)
(3) decision to commission the firm Goetze and Gwynn to build a new one
File containing:
(1) Chapel Affairs Committee paper on the Ecclesiastical Exemption and future improvements to the College Chapel
(2) Copy of the minutes of the Governing Body Committee meeting at which this was discussed
(3) Background on the organ
(4) Design of the new organ by Goetze and Gwynn, Feb 1999
File containing:
(1) front elevation, section and plan
(2) wind system of the organ
(3) console section
(4) mouldings
File containing correspondence between Goetze and Gwynn and Dr Richard Luckett about the requirements for the new organ. Also publicity material for the firm including postcards of organs they had built, and a draft contract.
File containing correspondence between Martin Stancliffe, Architect and Dr Richard Luckett about removing the old organ and installing the new one.
(1) Specification for the new organ and associated building works by Martin Stancliffe, Architects
(2) plans and drawings:
(3) Estimate from T. Trenchard, organ builder
(4) 21 colour photographs of the dismantling of the old organ and the installation of the new one
File related to legal matters concerning the installation of the new organ including correspondence with the Archdeacon and solicitors.
File concerning the inauguration of the new chapel organ:
(1) invitation to the inauguration and recital by Gustav Leonhardt, 3 Feb 2001
(2) programme for the inaugural concert
(3) postcards showing the new organ in the Chapel with details printed on the back
(4) three colour photographs of the organ
(5) programme for a recital by Stephen Farmer, 27 Feb 2001
(6) Chapel Term Card for Lent Term 2001 featuring the Chapel organ
Includes a list of benefactors and plans for the benefactors plaque.
Three letters from Crowland Abbey to Stephen Farmer about the installation of the mixture from the old chapel organ in the parish church and how well it was working and the choir were responding.
Termly accounts listing members of College and amounts under the headings postage etc; fees; waiters, gas, lecture room, and letter, total.
Book recording the dates for those leaving and returning to College. At one end of the book are listed the Fellows, 1733-1764 and students are at the other end of the book, 1733-1762.
Book recording the dates for those leaving and returning to College. Separate lists for Fellows and students.
Book recording the dates for those leaving and returning to College. Separate lists for Fellows and students, 1813-1833.
Followed by:
(1) list of MA graduates giving name and date, 1862-1872
(2) list of students, dated admitted, a mark for each term kept, date of BA degree, date of MA degree, date under heading 'Names off' [presumably when their name was taken off the boards ie when they left College], 1862-1879
Book recording the times at which undergraduates returned after the gates were locked at night. They would then have been subject to a fine. Half of the gate fines were given to the Head Porter as part of his salary.
Book recording the times at which undergraduates returned after the gates were locked at night. They would then have been subject to a fine. Half of the gate fines were given to the Head Porter as part of his salary.
Book recording the times at which undergraduates returned after the gates were locked at night. They would then have been subject to a fine. Half of the gate fines were given to the Head Porter as part of his salary.
Book recording the times at which undergraduates returned after the gates were locked at night. They would then have been subject to a fine. Half of the gate fines were given to the Head Porter as part of his salary.
Book recording the times at which undergraduates returned after the gates were locked at night. They would then have been subject to a fine. Half of the gate fines were given to the Head Porter as part of his salary.
Weekly accounts for gate fines.
Gives the name in the first column and then the fine levied per day of the week [Friday - Thursday].
There is then a total fine recorded in the last column.
Note: Half of the gate fines were given to the Head Porter as part of his salary.
Weekly accounts for gate fines.
Gives the name in the first column and then the fine levied per day of the week [Friday - Thursday].
There is then a total fine recorded in the last column.
Note: Half of the gate fines were given to the Head Porter as part of his salary.
Weekly accounts for gate fines.
Gives the name in the first column and then the fine levied per day of the week [Friday - Thursday].
There is then a total fine recorded in the last column.
Note: Half of the gate fines were given to the Head Porter as part of his salary.
Daily record of grass fines giving the date and name.
4 Feb 1872 - 27 Jan 1873 the name is followed by a number either 1,2 or 3
From 1 Feb 1873 there is just a list of names under each day.
Daily record of grass fines giving the date, name and fine.
The fine was 2s 6d until 1904 when at a meeting of the Master and Fellows on 8 October 1904 it was agreed that grass fines would be reduced to 1s and they should be strictly enforced. 2d out of every shilling fine was to be paid to the porter inflicting the fine and that out of the existing balance of the Grass Fines account a part be devoted to the repairs of certain staircases, the re-pavement of the Cloisters, the keeping in repair of the College lawns, and the paving of part of the College Courts with stone instead of cobbles [MCGB/4/2/1]