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Contains:

(1) Sunday receipts and payments on the Poor Account
(2) Statement of land tax, licences, and parish rates

Volume recording the date, place in College that needed repair, details of the repair, and amount. The main part of the book relates to buildings on the College site but there ae a small number of entries at the back of the book detailing repairs to College owed property in Cambridge.

New Series No. 15

Articles
Magdalene Sixty Years Ago by A. Mazaraki (admitted 1911)

Caxton Retained - III

Notices of deaths
C. Blamire-Brown; The Earl of Durham; Colonel V.E. Cotton; J. Morley; E.R. Hopewell; T. Daish; B.F.C. Atkinson; Captain C. McNab; major H.L. Batty-Smith; H.B. Eyles; A.J.A. Hollins; A.L. Please; E.A. Tavener; H.C. Fowler; E.A.H. Bergqvist; G.W. Haslett; J.D. Christopher; Major A.J. +Crewdson; J.H.E.P. Marks; H.M. Cotterill; Lord Macdonald; C.K. Stevenson; Brigadier R.N. Hanbury; J.S.A. Pearson; Captain D.P. Templer; P.H. Burden; J.R. Dupree; D.H. Pybus; C.J.G. Mumford; A. Keith-Thomas; J. Pinto; T.M.P. Mellett

News of the following clubs and societies
Amalgamation Club officers for the Boat Club, Cricket, Rugby, Football, Hockey, Athletics, Lawn Tennis, Squash, Eton Fives, Rugby Fives, Badminton, Table Tennis, Sailing, Cross Country, Golf, Croquet, Arts Trust, Chess, Record Club, Keilin Society, Kingsley Club, Musical Society, Dramatic Society, Law Society, Film Society, National Union of Students, Wyverns

Boat Club
Cricket
Rugby
Football
Hockey
Tennis
Squash
Badminton
Sailing

Keilin Society
Kingsley Club
Music
Dramatic Society
Film Society

New Series No. 17

Obituaries
The Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Urmston Willink

Images
The Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Urmston Willink (sitting at his desk lighting a pipe)

Notices of deaths
Capt. J.A. Hornsby; W.B. Sotheron-Estcourt; Major A.E. Collier; E. Hindle; B.A. Fixsen; Major G.W. Tickell; A.L.V. Long; Revd Canon F.R.L. Brooke; A.H.G. Richards; E.R. Brookes; The Hon. Mr Justice H.K. Chainani; J.F. Waring; D. Lack; J.P. Moffett; J.F. Harjes; P.C. Braybrooke; The Rt. Hon. Sor Henry Willink; C.H. Blyth; F.T. Mackay-James; P.S.C. Owen

News of the following clubs and societies
Amalgamation Club officers for the Boat Club, Cricket, Rugby, Football, Hockey, Athletics, Lawn Tennis, Squash, Eton Fives, Ski Club, Rugby Fives, Badminton, Swimming, Table Tennis, Sailing, Cross Country, Golf, Croquet, Arts Trust, Bridge, Chess, Debating Society, Record Club, Musical Society, Dramatic Society, Law Society, Film Society, National Union of Students, Wyverns, Christian Union

Boat Club
Cricket
Rugby
Football
Hockey
Athletics
Tennis
Squash
Badminton

Chess Club
College orchestra formed
Dramatic Society
Film Society
Law Society

New Series No. 21

Obituaries
Lord Britten
Sir Owen Morshead

Articles
The Magdalene Appeal Sixth Report**

Notices of Deaths
F. Ollerenshaw; A.J. Collins; E.B. Gordon; Sir Owen Morshead; G.H. Down; E.L. Warmington; W. Bland; L.J. Charman; Col. F.F. Holt; E. Atkinson; R.S. Jenyns; H.R. Stewart; L.A.L. Humphreys; M.R. McLarty; E.R. Bickersteth; H.R. Fedden; J.E. Kidd; G.F. Green; R. Wheeler; Revd B.M. Pratt; J.B. Tyrer; Lt. Col. G.P. Davies; C.J. Ritchie; W. Blum; A.J. Kilpatrick; Father Cornelius Ernst; Dr T.W. Dutton; Dr J.W. Harding; E.S. Higgs; T.A.A. Negus; J.M. Sheffield; G.C. Walker

News of the following clubs and societies
Amalgamation Club officers for the Boat Club, Cricket, Rugby, Football, Hockey, Lawn Tennis, Squash, Golf, Ski Club, Cross Country, Badminton, Table Tennis, Bridge, Chess, Record Club, Kingsley Club, Music Society, Law Society, Film Society

Boat Club
Cricket
Rugby
Football
Hockey
Tennis
Golf
Ski Club
Badminton

Kingsley Club
Music Society
Law Society
Film Society

News about the organ

A copy of Magdalene College. A little view of its buildings and history by A.C. Benson, Master.

Includes a handwritten letter dated 12 July 1954 to 'Fredo' [Alfred de Ledesma] from Colin Methven gifting him the copy and commenting on it and Benson's knowledge of farmers.

Methven's bookplate is on the inside front cover.

Tutorial accounts of A.S. Ramsey listing some charges for College bills including for lectures, matriculation, exemptions, and supervision fees.

Volume of accounts relating to scholarships.

Lists amounts received from various benefactions for scholarships - open, Milner, Pepys, Mynors Bright.
There are then termly amounts paid to each student.

18th century copy of the Foundation Statutes belonging to the Visitor.

Includes:
On f.16 - copy of a letter to the Master and Fellows from Thomas Howard, 1st Earl of Suffolk (Visitor), 30 July 1625
On ff. 16-17 - copy of a letter to the Master and Fellows from Theophilus, 2nd Earl of Suffolk (Visitor), 6 April 1637
On f. 19 - copy of a letter from Henry Howard, 6th Earl of Suffolk, 27 December 1709
On f. 20 - copy of a letter to the Vice-Chancellor and Heads of Houses in the University of Cambridge from Henry Coventry, (Secretary of State) by his Majesties Command [Charles II], 12 May 1676

Parties: (1) John Henrys and Margaret his wife, (2) Thomas Arlke and John Fouke

Feoffment of a messuage in St Giles' parish.

Parties: (1) Christopher Longbottom, (2) William Webb, Richard Webster, and William Smith

Parties: (1) William Lolworth, (2) William Sak and Thomas Martin

Parties: (1) Henry Lane and Thomas Carrowe, (2) John Rawlyn

Livery of seisin endorsed.

Parties: (1) Thomas Rawlyn (son and heir of John Rawlyn and Margaret his wife) Executor of the will of the said Margaret, and Gilbert Bellingay and Elizabeth his wife, daughter of the said John and Margaret and Executrix of the will of the said Margaret, (2) Marmaduke Blaxton

Livery of seisin endorsed.

Parties: (1) Hugh Blaxton, (2) John Munsey

Feoffment with livery of seisin endorsed.

Parties: (1) John Munday, (2) John Sherwood

Lease for 5 years from Lady Day 1613.

Parties: (1) Barnaby Goche (plaintiff), (2) Godfrey Iwells and Margaret his wife, Robert Iwells and Elizabeth his wife (deforciant)

Indentures for two messuages in Cambridge.

Framed black and white photograph of the kitchen fireplace against the south end wall before the Victorian restoration.

Framed colour print of St Stephen Walbrook by Thomas Boydell, 1756. The College is Patron of nine parish church livings, including St Stephen Walbrook in the City of London, which was designed by Sir Christopher Wren. Pevsner described it as “the most majestic of his parish churches…a try-out for St Paul’s’. The church became famous as the birthplace of The Samaritans, founded in the crypt by the Revd Chad Varah in 1954.

Two black and white photographs looking towards Mallory Court from Benson Court.

Four black and white photographs of the exterior of 'O' Block.

Bond for the Star Inn entered into by Oliver Flynt.

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'.

New Series No. 25

Obituary
Jack A.W. Bennett

Images
Jack Arthur Walter Bennett and his wife [Professor of Medieval and Renaissance English and Fellow of Magdalene, 1964-1978]

Articles
The College Archives: A Personal Note by C.S. Knighton

Fifty Years of Benson Court by R. McD. O'Donnell

Escape from the sea [a slightly edited transcript of an impromptu interview given by Uberto Limentani to an Italian journalist in May 1940]

Notices of deaths
The Revd Canon A.V. Atkinson; W.K. Clarke; R.B.M. Jenkins; C.M. Hazard; P.A. Stenger; R.H.G. Newton; J.M.G. Blakiston; The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Essex; G.H. Emerson; E.J.C.H. Rodwell; H.F. Russell; R.W. Kennard; Captain J.G.C. Gore Browne; P.R. Eliot; Sir Giles Gutherie; J.C. Marshall; G.C.C. Rowley; Squadron Leader K. Barnes; P. White; H.J. Hodgson; P. Bramson; J.C.A. Ellis

News of the following clubs and societies
Amalgamation Club officers for the JCR, MCR, Badminton Club, Boat Club, Cricket, Cross Country Running, Football, Golf, Hockey, Tennis, Mountaineering, Rugby, Squash, Table Tennis
JCR Art Club, Bridge, Chess, Magdalene and Newnham Classical Society, Black and White Film Society, Kingsley Club, Law Society, Music Society, Record Club

Badminton
Cricket
Cross Country Running
Football
Lawn Tennis
Mountaineering
Squash

Art Club (JCR)
Black and White Film Society
Magdalene and Newnham Classical Society
Kingsley Club
Law Society
Music Club

List of those obtaining blues or half blues by representing the University against Oxford

New Series No. 24

Articles
Reorganisation of the College Archives

The Samuel Pepys Club by Robert Latham

The Magdalene Appeal: Ninth Report

Notices of deaths
Captain P.L. Ransom; Sir Eric Savill; R.C. Barkworth; I.R.S. Harrison; R.B. Scully; The Revd B.J.S. Watkins; Major General H.M. Paterson; Lt Col. A.W.H. Woods; G.B.N. Hoare; F.J.S. Ellis; H.A.C. Gill; A. Thompson; E.E. Clarke; M.S. Gosling; Sir Charles Curran; G.C. Radford; H.V. Emery; B.A.T. Bleach; J.D.M. Fairclough

News of the following clubs and societies
Amalgamation Club officers for the Boat Club, Cricket, Rugby, Football, Hockey, Tennis, Squash, Golf, Cross Country, Mountaineering, Badminton, Table Tennis, Chess, Kingsley Club, Music Society, Law Society, Film Society

Badminton
Boat Club
Cricket
Cross Country
Football
Hockey
Lawn Tennis
Mountaineering
Rugby
Squash
Table Tennis

Art Club (JCR)
Classical Society
Film Society
Kingsley Club
Law Society
Music Club
Record Club

List of those obtaining blues or half-blues by representing the University against Oxford

New Series No. 28

Obituaries
Bernard Saunders
Richard Martineau
Lord Michael Adeane (admitted to Magdalene in 1928; Honorary Fellow 1971)
Frederick Ernest Cleary, Honorary Fellow
Sir William Empson (admitted to Magdalene in 1925; Honorary Fellow 1979)

Articles
Smyth versus Smith: Magdalene in the Reign of Charles I by Eamon Duffy

Images
Bernard Saunders (1903-1983)

Assignment of a seat in St Giles' Church, Cambridge to Daniel Waterland Master) by the Vicar-General of the Bishop of Ely

Opinion of J. Andrew as to the age of the Master on appointment.

Letter from Charles Hayes to the Countess of Portsmouth [Visitor] in which he says he knows she intends the Mastership for a person too young at present to take up the appointment and asks her to consider appointing his brother in trust until the preferred gentleman comes of age and stating he was willing to accept any terms placed upon him.

Transcript

Madam,

I have been this morning at Billingbeare to pay my duty to your Ladyship and should have done it before you had left the country, but was obliged to go to London the day after you came from bath, & I did not return from London till Wednesday last. However, I had the pleasure of hearing from Mr Watts, that your Ladyship was perfectly well.

I should not have presumed, Madam, to have ventured upon this application if your late kind readiness to serve my brother when the livings of Wargrove & Waltham were vacant, had not encouraged me to do what I fear you will now blame me for. But the desire of assisting a brother who is deserving of every thing I can do for him, must be my excuse.

In short, Madam, the Mastership of Magdalen College in the University of Cambridge is now vacant, as I am informed, by the death of Dr Chapman. I know your Ladyship designs this piece of preferment for a young gentleman, who for some years to come will not be capable of holding it. The request therefore which I have now to make to your Ladyship is, that you would be so kind as to present my brother to this dignity in the University, in trust only 'till the person you design it for, is of age to take it. Whatever security your Ladyship shall require for my brother's performing the terms you shall please to impose upon him, will be most readily and thankfully complied with.

Mr Aldworth, at whose house I write this, begs leave to present his best respects to your Ladyship & to join with me in this request, which give me leave to say comes from a family, who claim an immemorial right to you Ladyship's favour and protection. I must desire your Ladyship will present my duty to my vey good Lord and that you will believe me to be with the most perfect esteem and regard,

Madam,
Your Ladyship's most obliged and most humble servant Charles Hayes

Letter from Eliot Laurence [the Fellows' preferred candidate to the Mastership] to the Countess of Portsmouth [Visitor].

Transcript

Madam,

The Fellows of magdalen College presuming that your Ladyship may probably be unacquainted with the form of a nomination to the Mastership have desired me to transmit to your Ladyship the enclosed copy, which is transcribed from Lord Effingham's nomination & is to be wrote upon a sheet of stamp paper. The Society in general beg leave to return their sincerest acknowledgements to your Ladyship for the favourable regard you was pleased to express for them & I am more particularly obliged to request your Ladyship's acceptance of my most humble thanks for the great kindness & civilities you showed me when I had the honour of waiting upon your ladyship last week. The Society present their most dutiful respects to your Ladyship & beg that you will be pleased to order your Steward to et m know as soon as you have nominated a Master of this College, tht we may be in readiness to receive & to pay all proper respect to the Gentleman you shall please to appoint. I have the honour to be,

Madam,
Your Ladyship's most obliged & most obedient humble servant,
L. Eliot