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Parties: (1) Frances Rich (Countess Dowager of Warwick) (2) Magdalene College

Grant of the Manor house of Alkborough and other properties there, for the maintenance of one Fellow and two Scholars in the College.

Annexed to the grant is an attornment by Nicholas Homerton as tenant of the manor house and premises, 2 March 1625.

Grant of the Mastership to A.B. Ramsay by the Visitor the Rt. Hon. Henry Neville, 7th Lord Braybrooke.

Grant of the Mastership to A.C. Benson by the Visitor the Rt. Hon. Henry Neville, 7th Lord Braybrooke.

Grant of the Mastership to Henry Willink by the Visitor the Rt. Hon. Henry Seymour Neville, 9th Lord Braybrooke.

Grant of the Mastership to the Hon. Latimer Neville by the Visitor the Rt. Hon. Richard Griffin, 3rd Lord Braybrooke.

Grant of the Mastership to the Revd Stuart Donaldson by the Visitor the Rt. Hon. Henry Neville, 7th Lord Braybrooke.

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 of Francis Turner with 6 men. Francis Turner is in the centre, holding a pipe. They are all wearing suits.

Black and white photograph of Francis Turner with 6 men. They are outside. Several of them are smoking pipes and there are tin mugs on the ground. The caption on the reverse of the photograph reads "Hunter's Inn March 1930".

3 black and white photographs of Francis Turner with two women and one other man in costume. They are sitting outside on a bench, and there is a dog sitting on the bench between the two women.

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

Handlist of manuscripts in the Pepys Library arranged by classmark.

Plans for a proposed new court on the west side of Magdalene Street. The plans show a four sided court which was ultimately rejected in favour of Sir Edwin Lutyens' design.

Termly accounts listing members of College and amounts under the headings postage etc; fees; waiters, gas, lecture room, and letter, total.

Copies of obituaries.

Black and white photograph of the Magdalene crew winning the Fours Final at Henley. Crew: Geoffrey Lubbock (bow), Michael Davis, Robert Crichton, Francesco de Sola (stroke).

3 poems by Henry Turner :

• 'Finem Prospiciens', which is typescript and undated. It is signed by Henry Turner.

• 'A.T.K.', which is typescript and dated to both November 1903 and November 1904, or possibly the 3rd and 4th of November in an unknown year. Turner was in Vienna when he wrote it.

• A clipping of 'The Old Fiddler', a poem by Henry Turner published in Saturday Review on 5 October 1907.