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Parties: (1) William Reggall, (2) William Grant Allison, (3) William Allison (4) Mary Anne Fowler

Mortgage of estates at north Somercotes and Grainthorpe for securing £1000 and interest.

Parties: (1) Thomas Nutter (merchant), (2) John Nicholson (book seller) and Mary Nicholson

Mortgage for securing £2000 and interest

Parties: (1) Thomas Nutter (merchant), (2) Richard Daintree (farmer)

Parties (1) W. Stockbridge & Sons Ltd (2) Miss Hilda May Tildesley

Parties: (1) Charles Collin Warren (grocer), (2) Revd Charles White Underwood

Mortgage of premises in Magdalene Street for securing £500 and interest at 25 per cent per annum.

Parties: (1) John Hooke and Mary his wife (2) John Goodwyn, (3) William Hyde and George Worrall

Mortgage by lease and release for Goodwyn for £615 with declaration as to fine.

Folded up inside this document is a lease for a year from (1) John Hooke to John Goodwyn.

Parties: (1) Horatio Mutimer (carriage builder), (2) Messrs Fosters (bankers)

Mortgage

Parties: (1) Messrs Fosters (2) Messrs Barlow, Palmer and Neville

Transfer of mortgage

Parties: (1) John Lyon (butcher), (2) William Curwain (livery stable keeper)

Mortgage for securing £200 and interest

Parties: (1) William Curwain, (2) Messrs Barlow, Palmer and Neville

Transfer of mortgage

Parties (1) William Bullen to (2) Ebenezer Bird Foster, George Edward Foster, and Charles Finch Foster (bankers)

Mortgage, 12 September 1878

Parties: (1) Messrs Foster to Charles Constable (hatter) and Robert Clayton (stonemason)

Reconveyance, 4 December 1879

Attached is a letter from E. Wayman (solicitor) to Messrs Fosters and Bullen giving notice of the mortgage of 12 Sept 1878.

Parties: (1) Jonas Tebbutt (gentleman), Augustine Gutteridge Brimley (grocer), John Garrett (farmer), William Warren (grocer) [trustees of Thomas Hallack] (2) John Dawes (gentleman)

Equitable mortgage and deposit of deeds for securing £2450 13s 2d and interest

Parties: (1) Mrs Emma Royston, (2) Mrs Susan Owers

Mortgage in fee for securing £350 and interest.

Parties: (1) John Cotton (carpenter) (2) John Sole (yeoman)

Folded up with this document is a bond to pay money and perform covenants from John Cotton to John Sole, 22 October 1781

Order of service for Monastic Vespers held on Remembrance Sunday in the College Chapel.

Miscellaneous letters from the Turner family collection.

The letter dated 21 July 1806 is written to a "Mr Bunyon" from [A/ ? Hope].

The remaining letters are addressed to Charlie Matthews, (21 October 1917 - 24 March 1918), and are from Arthur Turner, William Malkin, Ruth Turner, Edith Turner, Charles Turner, Bessie Malkin, and a member of a club that Arthur helped organise.

The letter from Arthur Turner (21 October 1917) concerns his schedule, the war, and the activities of a religious committee.

The remaining letters (January - March 1918) concern an obituary that Charlie Matthews was writing for Arthur Turner in The Challenge, as well as the posthumous publication of an essay by Arthur Turner, 'Concerning Prayer'.

5 texts by unidentified members of the Turner family:

• An essay written for "Jamaica Mag." in 1933, which discusses the state of the church in Jamaica. Possibly written by Marian Turner, who became Headmistress of the Deaconess High School at Brown's Town, Jamaica. Please note that this item contains outdated language.

• Two collections of notes to do with "Way of Renewal". One is dated 22 April 1937, and the other is undated. Both notes focus on Christian topics.

• A short note, entitled "Quoted in East & West July 1944", which contrasts Greek Christianity and Judaism.

• A manuscript poem on lined paper, possibly written by Henry Turner. It is undated.

(1) Jonathan Bielby, 25 years at Wakefield, vol. 1 Anthems, 1974-92 and vol. 2 Anthems, 1993-95

(2) First Evensong of the Feast of the Presentation of Christ in the Temple, held in Coventry Cathedral, 2 Feb 2008

(3) 'How Shall I Sing that Majesty', words by Jason Mason (1646-94) and tune 'Coe Fen' by Ken Naylor (1931-91, alumni of Magdalene College), Nov 2004

(4) Organ Recital and Choral Evensong for the Choir Reunion Weekend held at St John's College, 16 July 2011

(5) Photocopy of a Māori Christmas carol

(6) List of hymns sung in Chapel - Oct 2003-05; and Michaelmas 2007

(7) List of Choir Anthems - Oct 2002-116

(8) List of Advent carols - 2002-07

(9) List of Nunes, Te Deums, Masses, Oct 2002 - June 2016

First Minute Book for the Magdalene College Association which was founded in 1923.

This includes minutes of meetings held to discuss setting up the Association and its rules. There is also a list of 84 members of the Association who attended the inaugural dinner and first general meeting which was held at the Imperial Restaurant, Regent Street on 10 July 1923.

Financial annual accounts are also given.

Volume containing handwritten minutes of the Tutorial Committee.

Volume containing handwritten minutes of the Tutorial Committee.

Loose at the back is a printed sheet setting out the College rules covering – residence, absits and exeats, gate fines, grass fines, chapel attendance, aegrotat, playing pianos and other musical instruments, lectures, academical dress, the library, kitchen and buttery, furniture, insurance, lodgings, dated August 1927.

This contains minutes of the General Meetings and the Finance Committee Meetings. After this volume the two series of minutes continue separately. For Minutes of the Financial Committee see MCCS/2/2.

The volume only contains minutes for two meetings - those held on 13 October 1938 and 23 January 1939.

Accounts for the:

(1) Milner Scholarship (1739-1897)
(2) Groome Exhibitions (1769-1778)
(3) Alkborough Accounts (1767-1782)