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Two articles from Country LifeMagazine:

'The Colleges of Oxford and Cambridge Magdalene College Cambridge I' 28 Feb 1928 which includes the following photographs:

• the College gate
• First Court
• A Staircase in First Court
• First Court seen through the gateway
• the Screens looking from First Court to the Pepys Building
• doorway and staircase in First Court
• entrance to the Fellows' Garden
• gateway between the Fellows' Garden and the Masters' Garden
• the Hall showing the Hight Table and the Royal Arms
• the Hall looking towards the gallery
• the gallery
• portrait of Samuel Pepys
• the Combination Room
• the Gest Room
• the Library [now the Parlour]
• the Chapel

'The Colleges of Oxford and Cambridge Magdalene College Cambridge The Pepys Library II' 3 Mar 1928 which includes the following photographs:

• view from the central loggia of the Pepys Building
• Samuel Pepys' book presses in the Pepysian Library
• facade of the Pepys Building
• one of the oak presses made for Pepys by Sympson
• Pepys' writing desk
• the mirrors on the presses
• various books including the Diary
• back of the Pepys building
• design for the new court by Sir Edwin Lutyens
• bird's eye view of the proposed new court

At a meeting of the Governing Body on 9 October 1924 the Revd F. H. H. Clark (Chaplain of the College) and lecturer in History was elected into a Fellowship. It was agreed that the Fellowship should be called the Peckard Fellowship in commemoration of the bequest made to the College by Dr Peckard in 1812 which had become available for the use of the College. It was also agreed that the December Feast should be known as the Peckard Feast [Ref: MCGB/4/2/3].

This dinner was discontinued in the 1960s.

There is currently a new Peckard Dinner which is where the winner of the Peckard Prize dines at High Table one night along with the Master, the Senior Tutor, Development Director and the Senior Tutor and/or Master of the winner’s College.

Menus from:

1925, 1927, 1928
1937, 1938
1945, 1948
1954, 1958
1960, 1962, 1964, 1966, 1967

Account book recording the amount spent on ale, beer, hops, malt, coopers' bills, brewing, poundage (1674-1776) [front of the book] and wheat, sedge, wages to baker, wages to helpers, bread, poundage (1680-1776) [reversed]

Gives a list of items of plate borrowed and returned by The Master, President, Butler, and Fellows.

Contains daily accounts giving the date, food eaten, amount charged in total, name of Fellow and amount charged to each Fellow.

Food listed include - clear soup, joints, goose, quails, salmon, asparagus, cauliflower, potatoes, rhubarb tart, and sweet omelettes.

File of colour printouts from the internet of Fellows elected bewtween 2015-2017:

Sergio Bacallado
Peter Baillie-Johnson
Sarah Caddy
Nicolas Carroll
Alice Corr
Adam Coutts
Hannah Critchlow
Saul Dubow
Stephen Eglen
Tijmen Euser
Catherine Evans
Franziska Exeler
Lovik Foxcroft
Ilias Georgakaposlous
Oliver Haardf
Pierre Haas
Fazol Had
Mathias Haeussler
Ben Hinson
Joseph Hone
Elizabeth Howell
Robert Hoye
Finbarr Livesey
Nikita Makarchev
K. Munshi
Ben Seymour
Graham Walker (Director of Music & Precentor)
N. J. Widdows (Fellow & Chaplain)
James Woodall

This album begins with a photographic record of some of those who died in the 1914-18 War:

(1) M.R.H. Morley
(2) F.R. Orme
(3) C.N. Crawford
(4) R.L. Knubley and R. Burnier
(5) G. Nash and C.B. Watson
(6) G.H. Harrison and A.F. Gray
(7) G.H. Wyndham and K.F. Watson
(8) R.C. Scudamore and T.K. Barlow
(9) L.H. Stern and Memorial tablet
(10) J.C. Morris and H F. Wilson
(11) B.W. Hill and L.H. Berlein
(12) R.P. Hepburn and F.E. Long
(13) G.J.O. Bull and J.N. Dennis
(14) J.E. Tollemache and T. Onslow
(15) A.C.P. Arnold and W.H.C. Cave
(16) T. Musgrave and B.C. Johns
(17) I.W. Garnett and N. Kemp
(18) A. Clapton and A.J. Barrow
(19) R. W. Phillipps

Then follows a group of photographs which belonged to C.R.I. Johnson (admitted to Magdalene in 1901):

(19b) College VIII after bumping Jesus II, Lent Bumps 1902
(20a) May Bumps: Ditton Corner, June 1902
(20b) College VIII [n.d. c. 1902-05]
(21a) Boat Club races, Ditton Corner [n.d. c.1902-05]
(21b) Cricket XI [n.d. c.1902-05]
(22a) Tennis VI [n.d. c.1902-05]

Then follows a group of photographs which belonged to F. R. Salter:

(22b) Rugby XV, 1911 showing F.R. Salter, middle row, 3rd from left
(23a) Magdalene Stewards, May 1911 showing F.R. Salter, front row, 3rd from left
(23b) Magdalene Stewards, 1912 showing F.R. Salter, front row, 2nd from left
(24a) May Ball, 1912
(24b) Private dinner party
(25a) (1) F.R. Salter, G. H. Winterbotham, A. C. Benson, 1911
(25a) (2) F.R. Salter and O. F. Morshead as an undergraduate in First Court [post-1916]
(25a) (3) C.R.I. Johnson (1882-1979 and admitted to Magdalene in 1901)
(25b) Boating, 1912 (Fen Ditton)
(26a) Boating, 1912 (Fen Ditton)

Then a miscellaneous group of photos, 1890s to 1941:

(26b) Group photograph of the Silk family taken in Cross Keys Yard, c.1921 [members of the family have been identified]

(27) Magdalene Residents, June 1919. Presented by Rear Admiral R.M. Dick in 1979 (see front row, 2nd from right)
Many of the naval officers have been identified. Of the Fellows (in the front row): Salter (3), Vernon-Jones (6), Nuttall (8), Ramsey (10), Peel (14), Clark (17)

(28a) S. Gaselee with Orthodox prelates visiting Magdalene, 10 July 1930 (names given)

(28b) Three postcards of the Pepys Library - interior of the south east wing, view as seen from the Fellows' Garden; and a close up
of an archway

(29a) Four postcards c.1915 - Magdalene Street; First Court; interior of the Chapel; interior of the Chapel

(29b) Four postcards - Library; Combination Room; interior of the Hall looking towards the gallery, interior of the Hall looking down from the Gallery towards High Table

(30a) Prof. J.R. Lumby (Matriculated 1854, Fellow 1860)

(30b) 3 views of Magdalene c.1905 - View of First Court before it was covered in ivy; (2) The interior of Hall looking towards High Table; (3) The interior of Chapel [deposited by R. W. Feachem ex. A. de C. Charles (Magdalene1900)]

(31a) Two photos: (1) Venerable John Bond (Matriculated 1857, Fellow 1861-65, Hon. Fellow 1907-12, Archdeacon of Stowe 1902-12)
and (2) Bishop T. Stevens (Bishop of Barking) (Matriculated 1859)

(31b) Three photos of S.A. Donaldson (Master 1904-15) given by his grand daughter via Mr B.M. Deakin (Fellow) in July 1993:
(1) possibly his installation as Vice-Chancellor
(2) with Bishop of Salisbury
(3) with daughter Mary (later Mrs A. Shawcross)

(32a) Two photos: (1) E.C. Baber (Matriculated 1867; d.1890, explorer) and (2) Jack French, College Butler (d.1912 after 50 years in the College's service, his father having been Head Porter)

(32b) The young Lord Burghley at Fenners in cricket whites [n.d.]

(33a) Rugby XV, 1947-48.
Names given - W. Tordoff, J.L. Corbett, J.W. Harding, J.B. Forge, R.H. Butcher, M.V.M Pope, M.R.S. Mitchell, R.C. Stretton, A.C. Mundy Castle, D. Lindsay, J.K. Wood (Secretary), P. de A. Moore (Captain), M. Phillips, R.H. Goldthorpe, T.J. Drury

(33b) Rugby XV, 1933-34.
Names given - H.J.M. Rigby, R.G. Dowell, A.J. le G. Jacob, Sir D.H. Hawley Bart, R.M. Frost, B.N. Waley-Cohen, F.W. Haigh, J.E. Parry, J.A.A. Blaikie (Hon Secretary), M.H. Dorman (Captain), B.M. Napier, C.A. Emerson, T.N.K. Walker, A. Gibson, R.W. Fleming

(34a) Association Football XI, 1941
Names given - J.P. Sedgwick, F.L. Pym, J.A. Brelsford, J.C. Brown, J.R. Ley, H.C. Flickling
C.P. Noble, J.P. Matthews (Secretary), A.E. Flood (Captain), M.G. Allen, K.M. Rigby

(34b) Hockey XI, 1926-27
Names given - P.M.R. James, G.S. Ward, W.L. Pulley, P.A. Marchington, F.E.V. Ross, A.G. Clutton-Brock, S.H. Wood, J.M.G. Blakiston (Captain), J.S.B. Lloyd, K.E. Beart

(35a) Hockey XI, Lent 1926
Names given - J.M.G. Blakiston, A. G. Clutton-Brock, W.L. Pulley, P.A. Marchington, E.B.S. Clarke, S.H. Wood (Hon. Secretary), C.E. Keysell (Captain), H.A. Clutton-Brock, J. S.B. Lloyd, K.E. Beart, F.E.V. Ross

(35b) Rugby XV, 1935-36
Names given - A. Maples, R.M.K. Slater, A.J.V. Arthur, I.L. Roney-Dougal, S. Kilpatrick, D.H. Stodart, J.G. Craddock, R.G. Dowell, G.E.T. Brown (Secretary), R.M. Frost (Captain), R.W. Fleming, G.P. Davies, B.N. Waley-Cohen, M. St. J. Packe, R.C. Moon

(36a) Group photograph, c.1930s

(Loose) Staff outing to Margate, 2 July 1936

(Loose) Residents of the College, c. 1930s

Allen, J. I.; Allsopp, J. R.; Anderson, George Skelton, MC; Anderson, John Scott; Arbuthnot, Robert Dalrymple; Armitage, J. C., MC

Ballance, D. C.; Baring, Francis Anthony; Barnardo, F.F.T.; Beart, Eric Henry; Beaufoy, George Maurice; Beloe, D.E.; Bent, Arthur Lea Baldwin; Binderman, Sidney Lewis; Binyon, Roger Basil; Blackwell, Thomas Anthony Walter; Boscawen, Evelyn Frederick Vere (Hon); Boughey, John Fletcher; Brelsford, Jack Alix; Brown, Alexander B. Hargreave; Brown, George Eric Tiplady; Buckley, Jack Kenneth

Campbell, Alexander Roy Carlyon; Carey, R. S., MC; Carlilse, N.E.W.; Carson, Thomas Hulton, DFC; Chadwick, Hector George; Chaplin, John; Cobb, Henry Patrick, DSC; Cross, Richmund Gilfrid (Hon); Curling, Desmond Lionel

Davies, Harold Francis Theophilus; Delahay, Robert Rennard Stradling; DeWatteville, Kenneth Alan; Dixon, H.D.; Dorman, S.L.; Dowding, A.G.; Downes, Andrew Audley Hugh; Duncan, John Bryce

Emerson, Charles Alan; Evans, Michael David Agnew; Evill, Arthur Guy

Fawcus, James William; Fitzroy, Lord Oliver; Foskett, Ian Charles; Franks, Richard Derek; Frost, Sydney Evelyn; Furness, R. G.

Gee, Robert Urban; Gibson, Alexander; Gibson, Edgar Ballantyne Scott; Godfrey, P.M.D.; Going, Richard Wyndham Quin; Gordon, Christopher Hilary Graham; Grant, Alan James; Gurdon, Robert Brampton (Hon)

Haden, W.C.; Hamilton-Russell, Desmond, Claud (Hon); Hamilton-Russell, Gustavus Lascelles (Hon); Heseltine, J.P.; Hirst, H.H.; Holdsworth, Michael; Holmes, R.W.L.; Hore-Ruthven, Alexander Hardinge Patrick (Hon); Hyman, A.G.

Inge, Richard Wycliffe Spooner

Jackson-Stops, William Heycote; Jackson, Bertram Myles Washington; Jackson, James B.; Johnston, Kenneth

Kaye, L.C., MC; Keir, William

Lambert, John Dirom; Lawson-Tancred, A.T.; Leigh-Mallory, Sir Trafford Leigh, KCB, DSO; Levett, Basil C.; Lindsay, Edward Workman; Longridge, Christopher Leigh-Mallory

MacDonald, J. A.; MacRae, John D. C. S., DSO; Methven, David Alexander, GM; Middleditch, John G.; Milling, John David Calcutt; Morris, Philip Charles Hamilton; Mortimer, John Elphinstone Bates

Neville (Cornwallis), Richard Henry, Lord Braybrooke; Neville, George Robert Latimer (Hon); Nixon, Guy Brinsley, MC; Noel, Gerald 'Nolly' B.

Parker, Richard Cecil; Perceval-Maxwell, John Robert; Podmore, D.G.; Priestman, John Reeve Thornton; Purdy, Harold Walter; Pybus, J. M.

Raikes, Richard Anthony; Reade, Jack; Reeves, V.C.M. [WW1]; Reid, R.F.; Reynolds, D.W.S.P.; Roberts, James Norman; Rose, Hugh; Ross, William Ronald; Russell, David Scott

Sandilands, R.B.; Scarlett, F. H. L. (Hon), DFC; Sedgwick, James Phillip, MC; Sharpe, C. G.; Simonds, J. M. (Hon); Skelton, George Gray, MC; Smith, Richard Hugh

Tedder, A.R.B.; Thomson, D.A.G.; Tod, Andrew William; Tucker, Michael Duncan; Tuckey, Thomas Godfrey; Tyldesley Jones, John Everand

Van de Weyer, Adrian John Bates

Ward, T.P.; Waterhouse, Robert Nicholas; Whewell, William Thomas; Whitehead, Colin; Wilk, Jack; Williams, John Peter; Willis, Henry; Wilson, David John; Wood, Stephen Henry; Woodhouse, David; Wright, P.; Wynter-Blyth, P.

Bailey, Algernon Stewart (Robin); Boyle, Patrick James (Hon); Brown, David Henry; Brown, Hugh Gordon Hargreave

Carmichael, J.T.; Cave, Edward; Crosbie-Oakes, Edward Cecil;

Darling, J.S.; Diez, L.L.; Dowding, M.F.

Fatehsinhji, N. (Rana, F.N.); Frere, D.H.S.

Grant, H.M.; Granville, Morrison John; Green, Stephen Keith

Hogben, Henry

Kay, A. I.

Lacey, Frank Gordon; Lack, David; Ladborough, R.W.; Lambert, R.G.W.; Lancashire, T.A.H.; Lane, C.C.; Lanyon, W.M.; Laskey, R.S.; Laughton, D.S.; Lawless, F.A.; Le Fleming, M.R.; Le Rougetel, John Helier [WW1/WW2]; Lebus, Oliver H.H.; Lechmere, B.H.; Lee Williams, Owen [WW1/WW2]; Lee-Elliott, Christopher; Lee-Uff, H.G.; Lee, A.C.W.; Lee, Harry Illtyd; Lee, J.A.L.; Leeper, T.W.B.; Lees, Gordon, R.; Lees, T.E.; Legard, T.D.; Leigh-Mallory, J.; Lelievre, F.J.; Lenox-Conyngham, W. L.; Lenton, F.D. [post-WW2]; Leonard, Brian, J.; Leslie, John; Lester, H.W.; Leveson-Goroer, A.J.G.; Levinson, R.L.B.; Levy-Hawes, Maurice; Ley, C.D.; Ley, Francis D.; Ley, J.R.; Leycester, J.H.; Liddell, G.A.; Liddell, William Adian; Lincoln, Anthony Handley; Lindsay, David; Listowel,?; Little, Michael E.R.; Livingstone-Learmonth, Michael; Lloyd-Roberts, G.C.; Lloyd, Ivor David; Lloyd, J.C.; Lloyd, John Selwyn Brooke; Lloyd, R.S.; Lobnitz, H.P.; Long, A.L.V.; Long, Kenneth Victor Stuart; Longe, John; Longland, John Laurence; Lotery, Arthur; Loveday, David Goodwin; Lucas, Walter Randolph; Lumby, Christopher Dittmar Rawson; Lumby, E. W. R.; Luxmoore, John Maarten; Lyon, R.C.G.

MacDonald, ? (A.G.); MacDonald, John Graham; Macfarlane-Grieve, G.M.; MacFarlane, P.J.D.; Macgregor, C.H.; MacIntyre, A.J.; MacIntyre, John Craig; MacKenzie, A.I.; MacKenzie, L.H.M.; MacKichan, R.W.A.; Mackie-Campbell, P.L.; MacKillop, D.R.; MacMichael, Harold; MacPherson, A.S.; MacPherson, Donald Hugh; Mactier, R.S.; Madge, Charles; Maealister, Hugh R.; Magor, E.W.M.; MaGuire, Stanley Latimer; Malcolm, D.P.M.; Malden, T.D.; Malik, A.K.; Mandall, W.A.; Manders, R.H.D.; Mandley, G.A.; Mann, William Somervell; Marchington, P.A.; Margesson, Viscount (David); Marmham, J.; Marriott, Peter; Marrow, P.; Marsh, Charles Archer; Marshall, K.N.; Marshall, T.H.; Martin, A. Eric; Martin, H.A.N.; Martin, Kingsley [WW1]; Martin, M.H.A.; Martin, Robert; Mason, Gerald Finch; Mason, John Rowland Valentine; Massy, Cyril J.; Mathewson, David; Matthews, A.B.; Matthews, John; Maude, Derek R.; Maule, W.H.F. [WW1]; Maxwell, Aymer; Maxwell, Perceval; Maxwell, R. St. G.; May, R.D.S.; Mayfield, Guy; Maynard, M.M.; Mazaraki, A.; McAuley, Anderson; McCarraher, David; McCarraher, Seymour; McCormick, D.F.H.; McCraken, A.G.; McDowall, C.A.; McDowall, R.S.P.; McDowall, R.W.; McFarlan, Allan Menzies; McFarlan, Patrick Duncan; McLachlan, Douglas Gordon; McPhillamy, John M. [WW1]; McQueen, James William Douglas; Meade, R. S. S.; Mealycott, J.E.; Melville, S.L.; Menzies, C.C.; Metcalfe, C.K.; Metcalfe, J.B.; Methvan, Colin Malcolm; Methven, James Norman; Michelmore, J.; Middleton, Stephen; Midlane, A.H.T.; Miller, J.M.; Miller, W.M.; Milligan, W.C.A.; Millns, J.G.B.; Mills, Peter Cecil Mander; Mitchell Innes, Ian G.; Mitchell, Alan Crichton [WW1/WW2]; Mitchell, David; Mitchell, J.T.; Mitchell, M.R.S.; Mitchell, W.S.; Mittell, H.H.; Moffett, J.P.; Moir, J.W.; Molesworth, Robert Mackinnon; Momson, Alexander Donald; Monson, Claude S.; Montagu, A.J.F.; Montagu, Charles Richard Linden; Montague-Johnstone, Roy Henry; Moon, R.C.; Madge, Charles; Maealister, Hugh R.; Magor, E.W.M.; MaGuire, Stanley Latimer; Malcolm, D.P.M.; Malden, T.D.; Malik, A.K.; Mandall, W.A.; Manders, R.H.D.; Mandley, G.A.; Mann, William Somervell; Marchington, P.A.; Margesson, Viscount (David); Marmham, J.; Marriott, Peter; Marrow, P.; Marsh, Charles Archer; Marshall, K. N.; Marshall, T. H.; Martin, A. Eric; Martin, H. A. N.; Martin, Kingsley [ww1]; Martin, M. H. A.; Martin, Robert; Mason, Gerald Finch; Mason, John Rowland Valentine; Massy, Cyril J.; Mathewson, David; Matthews, A. B.; Matthews, John; Maude, Derek R.; Maule, W. H. F. [ww1]; Maxwell, Aymer; Maxwell, Perceval; Maxwell, R. St. G.; May, R. D. S.; Mayfield, Guy; Maynard, M. M.; Mazaraki, A.; McAuley, Anderson; McCarraher, David; McCarraher, Seymour; McCormick, D. F. H.; McCraken, A. G.; McDowall, C. A.; McDowall, R. S. P.; McDowall, R. W.; McFarlan, Allan Menzies; McFarlan, Patrick Duncan; McLachlan, Douglas Gordon; McPhillamy, John M. [ww1]; McQueen, James William Douglas; Meade, R. S. S.; Mealycott, J. E.; Melville, S. L.; Menzies, C. C.; Metcalfe, C. K.; Metcalfe, J. B.; Methvan, Colin Malcolm; Methven, James Norman; Michelmore, J.; Middleton, Stephen; Midlane, A. H. T.; Miller, J. M.; Miller, W. M.; Milligan, W. C. A.; Millns, J. G. B.; Mills, Peter Cecil Mander; Mitchell Innes, Ian G.; Mitchell, Alan Crichton [ww1/ww2]; Mitchell, David; Mitchell, J. T.; Mitchell, M. R. S.; Mitchell, W. S.; Mittell, H. H.; Moffett, J. P.; Moir, J. W.; Molesworth, Robert Mackinnon; Momson, Alexander Donald; Monson, Claude S.; Montagu, A. J. F.; Montagu, Charles Richard Linden; Montague-Johnstone, Roy Henry; Moon, R. C.; Moore, Mervyn R.; Moores, Thomas Alfred; More, J. R.; Moreton, B. J. R.; Morgan, Hugh Travers; Morland, W.; Morley, John; Morshead, Ian T.; Morshead, John; Morshead, Owen; Moss, G. B.; Mount, A. R. D. A.; Moylan, G. D.; Mulholland, T. P. C.; Munro, T. Torquil A.; Murdoch, W. C.; Mure, William; Murray, Alan M.; Murray, D. J.; Murray, J. D.; Murray, Keith R.; Myers, B. J.; Mykura, Walter

Napier, Charles Scott [ww1/ww2]; Nash, Ernest Laurence Charles; Nation, A. K. C.; Neale, G. C.; Neall, Richard [WW1/WW2]; Neville, Alfred Geoffrey; Newcastle, Duke of; Newman, Charles; Newman, James Lister; Newton, Robert Henry Gerald; Nicholls, Paul P.; Nichols, D. A. D. L.; Nicholson, D. J. S.; Nicholson, G. H.; Nicholson, Otto William; Nicol, B. L.; Noble, C. A. H. M.; Noble, C. P.; Norton, R. C.; Norvill, William Charles; Nunn, G. N. N.; Nuttall-Smith, J. C. R.

O'Leary, T. F.; O'Neill, N. A. R.; Ollerenshaw, Frank; Ollerenshaw, Neville F.; Ong, Tiang Wee; Otter, G. W.

Packe, M. St. J.; Page-Phillips, T. W.; Page, A. J.; Paice, Robert Tasker; Pain, B. R. K.; Palmer, S. R.; Parfitt, D. T. [post-ww2]; Parker-Jervis, George; Parker, G. S.; Parker, Rhodes; Parkhouse, L. W.; Parry, F. R.; P.; Parry, J. E.; Parry, John Fyson; Paterson, C. F. C.; Paterson, H. M.; Patterson, J.; Pattrick, F. G.; Pattrick, P. D.; Peck, Nigel Herbert; Pedder, N. A.; Pedley, P. M.; Pedoe, D.; Peel, G. W.; Pendered, Richard Geoffrey; Penn, E. C. W. M.; Pennington, John Stanley [post-ww2]; Pennington, R. R.; Pentreath, A. G. G. C.; Percival, A. D.; Perkins, A. J. M.; Perkins, P. J. B.; Perrins, C. F. D.; Perry, K. C.; Perryman, E. C. W.; Peters, Rodney Hamilton; Petley, Philip Theodore; Pettit, C. S.; Phelan, Joseph F.; Philip, R. L.; Phillips, Alan; Phillips, M.; Pickering, John Robertson; Pierce, Claude-Anthony; Pilkington, Roger Windle; Pilkington, W. H.; Pilling, W. H. C.; Please, Arthur Lalor [ww1/ww2]; Plumb, Stanley; Plunket, Lord; Pocock, Kenneth Norman Johnston; Podmore, John Donald; Pontifex, G. K. D.; Pope, A. C. R.; Pope, J. A.; Pope, John R.; Pope, M. W. M.; Popham, Bryan; Popham, F. H.; Powell, A. G.; Power, John Charles; Pratt, A. H.; Pratt, A. S.; Prideux-Brune, R. [post-ww2]; Prince, Leslie B.; Pring, D. A. M.; Pritchard, R. J.; Prout, H. K.; Pryde, A. M.; Pugh, V. C.; Pulley, W. L.; Pybus, David Humphrey; Pybus, M. A.; Pyke, E. J.; Pym, Francis Leslie

Quin, Eric Arthur

Rabindra, Nath Sen.; Radford, G. G.; Radley, Philp; Raikes, Julian Henry; Ramage, A. O.; Ramsey, C. Arthur Michael; Ransom, P. L.; Rattray, J. W.; Ray, Christopher Thomas Anthony; Redding, Ronald Frederick; Redgrave, Michael; Rendal, G. D.; Rentoul, R. L.; Rettie, D. T. L.; Reville, Stephen C. (Jr.); Rhodes, Timaru Robert; Rich, John Edmund; Rich, Robert Dawson; Richards, A. N. G.; Richards, Francis Brooks; Rickett, B. E.; Ricketts, Robert C. G. St. L.; Rigby, John; Rigby, R. M.; Ritchie, C. J.; Ritchie, Horace David; Roberts, Denys Kilham; Roberts, John; Robertson, L. N.; Robinson, G. W. S.; Robinson, H. M.; Robinson, J. B.; Robinson, L. E.; Rocke, Alex E.; RockSavage, Earl of, M.C.; Rodwell, E. H.; Roff, H. E.; Rollett, David Ian; Rolt, M. J. J.; Roney-Dougal, I. L.; Rooth, J. T. G.; Roper, Geoffrey D.; Rosamond, C. C.; Ross, D.; Ross, F. E. V.; Rowe, Lewis Sanders; Roxburgh, T. T. Y. R.; Russell, Harold Francis; Rutherford, Iain William; Rutledge, J. A.; Rutledge, Leslie Robert Andrew; Sadleir, R. E.; Sadler, W. F.; Saha-Ray, D. M.; Salem, A. E. A.; Salisbury, Walter Brydon; Salter, F. R.; Salter, John Gurney

Saltmarshe, C. J.; Sanders, Philip Geoffrey; Sanderson, T. L.; Sandys-Winsch, G. M. F.; Sarson, P. B.; Sartoris, G. U. L.; Satbel, John J.; Saumarez, James Victor Broke; Saunders, B. C.; Savill, E. H.; Scarlett, Charles H.; Scarlett, J. L. C.; Schegloff, Andre; Scholey, John Edmund; ScollBrown, H. A.; Scott, A. J. R.; Scott, David Bernard; Scott, F. R. F.; Scott, J. P. L.; Scott, R. Donald; Seaton, G. M.; Secker, Ben; Serjeant, F. T.; Sernew[.. ?]; Seton, C. B.; Settle, J. T.; Shands, Joseph, W. [ww1]; Sharp, D. A. S.; Sharples, Ronald; Sheffield, G.; Sheffield, John V.; Sheldon, D. W. S.; Shelmerdine, John. H.; Sheppard-Jones, J. E. S. [WW1/WW2]; Sheppard, M. C. H.; Sherrard, Patrick; Shircore, Terance Irwin [post-ww2]; Short, A. J. H.; Short, F. S.; Shuckburgh, J. S.; Shute, R. K.; Shuttleworth, Lord; Sibson, Robert; Siddeley, John. D.; Sidney, Richard John Hamilton; Silver, Lancelot Edwin Abott; Simmonds, Oliver; Simms, John Mellor; Simpson, Mercer Frederick Hampson [post-ww2]; Simpson, S. R.; Sinclair, Master of; Skyes, A. P.; Slater, R. M. K.; Smales, R. W. C.; Smalley, John; Smith, Gervase; Smith, Ralph Gordon; Smouha, E. R.; Speke, N. H. R.; Spencer, J.; Spencer, John Gray Churchill; Squarey, P.; Staniforth, David Iughaen; Stanway, A. P.; Staughton, Simon; Stenger, P. A.; Stevens, Arthur Brian; Stevens, John Edgar; Stevens, Norton; Stevenson, C. K.; Stevenson, M. E.; Stewart, Henry Robert; Stewart, Wilfred Alexander; Still, Ronald James; Stockdale, Frank Alleyne; Stockdale, Frank Arthur; Stodart, D. H.; Stonell, A. C.; Stopford, Robert J.; Stratton, D. W.; Stratton, F. T.; Stratton, John Michael; Stratton, R. E.; Straw, Frank Hallam; Stucley, P. F. C.; Sturdy, R. M.; Sugden, J. G.; Sulger, Alden [ww1]; Sully, R. B.; Swayne, J. C.; Swinburne, E. G. P.; Sykes, Cecil

Tabrum, Ashley; Tait, I. G.; Talbot, R. M. A. C.; Tanqueray, Truman; Taylor-Whitehead, W. J.; Taylor, Ian G. M.; Taylor, John T. M.; Temple-Richards, H. M.; Temple, R. J. D.; Tennant, Iain Mark; Terry, F. H.; Thomas, R.; Thomas, R. B.; Thompson, Anthony; Thompson, C. J. P.; Thompson, O. N.; Thomson, R. H. G.; Thomson, T. D.; Thorman, G. I.; Thorne, B. L.; Thornton, D. Laugharne; Thorpe, E. R.; Thursby-Pelham, J.; Thurston, J. D. B. P.; Tickell, Douglas John; Tickell, G. W. [WW1/WW2]; Tiddy, John M.; Tinker, Brian; Tomlinson, Henry Hall; Tooley, John; Tooley, R. W.; Tordoff, William; Townsend-Rose, John D.; Townsend, Alexander Cockburn; Trehern, E. M.; Truscott, Denis Henry; Tuke, A. F.; Turnbull, John Oswald Adrian; Turnbull, R. G.; Turner, C. M. C.; Turner, George Antony; Turner, H. J. M.; Turner, J. W. M.; Turner, John; Tyrer, John Bridge; Tyrrell, Gerald; Upton, T. E.

Utting, J. R.

Vaisey, A. W.; Valentine, William Harris; Van Bergen, A. H.; Van de Weyer, Sylvain; Varanand, H. R. H.; Vaux, E. D.; Vellacott, Phillip H.; Vernon-Harcourt, W. R. D.; Vignoles, Charles Malcolm; Vignoles, K. H.; Vincent, A. W. B.; Voisey, B. G.

Waley Cohen, B. N.; Walker, Alex; Walker, James Heron; Walker, M. A.; Walker, R. McC.; Walker, R. R. C.; Walker, Richard J. B.; Walker, V. L.; Walker, W. R. G.; Walpole, Robert Henry [ww1/ww2]; Walsh, E. G. W. T.; Ward, Julian Humble Dudley; Ward, S.; Wardell, Richard James; Warel, R. B.; Warmington, E. L.; Warner, C. G.; Warren, Arthur Frederick; Warren, I. S.; Warrender, H. J.; Watanabe, Yoneo; Watkins, B. J. S.; Watkins, Vernon Phillips; Watson, David Eric; Watson, H. J.; Watts, Alan Hickman [post-ww2]; Watts, G. E.; Waugh, Edward; Wayne, Francis T.; Wayne, R. F. St. B.; Webb, G. F.; Webb, H. W. T.; Weekes, Kenneth; Welch, A. I. [post ww2]; Weldon, Thomas Brian; Weller-Polly; Welles, Donald P.; Wemyss, D.; Wentworth Stanley, C. W.; Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, W. T. G.; West, F. H.; West, P. R.; Westall, D. C.; Westcott, B. B. F. (Revd); Whatman, J. D.; Wheelock, R. H.; Whigham, I. H. D.; Whitaker, W. I.; White, George C.; White, George Stanley Midleton; White, M. F.; White, Paul; White, R.; Whitefield, C. G.; Whitehead, J. S.; Whittall, Ian; Whittome, Leslie; Whittone, D. M. B.; Whitworth, Barrington Allen; Wigglesworth, Walter Somerville; Wight, G. G.; Wilk, Lionel; Wilkinson, Francis Alfred Wilmot [ww1/ww2]; Wilkinson, J. R.; Willcox, Cyril Mason; Williams Wynne, John Francis; Williams, Alfred Martyn [ww1/ww2]; Williams, T. G.; Williams, W. H.; Willis, A. A.; Willoughby de Eresby, Lord; Wilmot-Smith, C. N.; Wilmut, L.; Wilson, William Peter Long; Winterbotham, Geoffrey; Winwood, N. R.; Wood, E. M. S.; Wood, J. K.; Wood, L. A. C.; Wood, M. W. W.; Wood, Peter McDonald; Wood, R. P.; Wood, Thomas Horace; Woodhouse, Charles Hall; Woodhouse, W. E.; Woods, A. W. H.; Woods, F. A.; Woollcombe, John Francis; Workman, Percy Stewart [ww1/ww2]; Wormald, John; Wormald, W.; Wright, J. R.; Wright, W. P.; Wrigley, J. V.

Yandle, J. C.; Yerburgh, C. R.; Yorke, G. H.; Youds, Edward Ernest; Young, R. K.; Youngman, F. A.; Youngman, G. P.

Zair, George; Zinkin, David; Zinkin, J.

Following WW2 Magdalene College set out to produce a comprehensive ‘War List and Roll of Honour’ to memorialise those members of the College who were lost in the war. A circular was sent out in 1947 “to every old member of the College matriculated since 1900” requesting information to be returned on a provided notecard “to include civilian national service as well as service in the armed forces, and to include all honours, awards, and decorations.”

Over the next few years, the individual notecards were returned to Magdalene College Office. The College Office processed and consolidated the returned notecards and later commemorated those who were lost on the World War Two memorial located in the Chapel. The individual notecards were preserved and are now in the Archive.

Transcript of the 1947 Circular
'War List and Roll of Honour. Since the publication of the second College Bulletin and War List in September 1941 the College Office has attempted to maintain similar records. The office has been handicapped, however, by shortage of staff and the absence of regular information, and these records are known to be incomplete and inaccurate. The College now contemplates the production of a comprehensive War List and Roll of Honour. In order to secure the greatest possible completeness and accuracy of detail, this circular is being sent to every old member of the College matriculated since 1900. The College would be grateful for the completion and return of the enclosed card, so that existing records may be corrected and brought up to date. It is intended to include civilian national service as well as service in the armed forces, and to include also all honours, awards and decorations. Where an old member of the College is known to have lost his life as a result of the war, this circular is being addressed to his parents; it is hoped that they will supply details of their son's war service. There may be cases, however, where the College has no record of death, and where in consequence the form of address used may have caused pain to widow or parents. To them the College desires to offer the most since apologies; every effort has been made to avoid such mistakes, and it is hoped that it will be understood that those which remain are due solely to the incompleteness of the available information. Some old members of the College, or their parents, who have visited Cambridge recently or maintained correspondence with the Master or one or the Fellows, may know that the information now requested has already been given; it has been thought, however, that any attempt at discrimination in the distribution of this circular would have been likely to lead to further errors, and that the probability of some duplication was preferable to the risk of any omission. War conditions have undoubtedly caused many unrecorded change of address: many of the circulars sent out before the compilation of earlier lists were returned by the Post Office marked 'not known'. Further, the replies now received will provide the material for a thorough revision of the College address-list. The largest possible number of replies is therefore desired. Any information likely to be of assistance towards this end will be greatly received: for instance, information from one old member of the College regarding another's change of address, or concerning men matriculated before 1900, to whom, before of their war service, a copy of this circular should have been sent.'

Replies
Although most returned the completed postcard containing details of war service, others also included additional material such as letters, funeral cards, obituaries, and official military papers e.g. copies of release orders.

Statistics Gained from the Returns
747 card replies
104 additional items e.g. letters etc
784 total names (7 duplicate names listed)

129 names on the WW2 memorial
115 names on WW2 memorial have additional information on the replies [see Excel box list]
14 names on WW2 memorial, no data in Excel box list
65 names on WW1 memorial, 1 name on Excel box list

705 served in WW2
6 served in WW1
5 served in both

336 British Army
9 British Indian Army
10 Indian Army
2 Government of India
75 Civilian Defence/Service
60 H.M. Government
112 RAF
60 Royal Navy
7 US Forces
1 Merchant Navy
1 Military Police
1 United Nations Relief
2 Conscientious Objectors

14 Prisoners of War
52 mentioned in dispatches
129 medals/awards won:
26 Military Cross [these were included on the memorial]
6 DFC [Distinguished Flying Cross]
6 DSC [Distinguished Service Cross given for service at sea]
1 KCB DSO [Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath and Distinguished Service Order awarded to Trafford Leigh-Mallory]
1 GM [George Medal awarded to David Alexander Methven]

Album of 43 photographs by Edward Leigh of the silver collection and one picture of the whole collection.
Also Owen Morshead's annotated copy of a volume about the College Plate made up of articles which appeared in the College Magazine, 1920-1922.

Quincentenary of the foundation of the Monks' Hostel, 1428-1928 - Evening prayer and thanksgiving, 21 and 22 June 1928.

Gives the music used in services for:

Lent Term 1976
Easter Term 1979
Michaelmas Term 1979, Lent Term 1980
Michaelmas Term 1980, Lent Term 1981, Easter Term 1981
Lent Term 1982, Easter Term 1982
Michaelmas Term 1982, Lent Term 1983, Easter Term 1983
Michaelmas Term 1983, Lent Term 1984, Easter Term 1984
Michaelmas Term 1984, Easter Term 1985
Michaelmas Term 1985, Lent Term 1986, Easter Term 1986
Michaelmas Term 1986, Lent Term 1987
Michaelmas Term 1987, Lent Term 1988, Easter Term 1988
Easter Term 1995
Michaelmas Term 1995, Lent Term 1996, Easter Term 1996
Easter Term 1997
Easter Term 1999
Lent Term 2003, Easter Term 2003
Michaelmas Term 2004, Easter Term 2005
Michaelmas Term 2005, Lent Term 2006, Easter Term 2006
Michaelmas 2006
Easter Term 2009
Lent Term 2010
Lent Term 2018
Michaelmas Term 2021

List of organ scholars, music scholars, and exhibitioners, 1908-2000. This list was prepared for a plaque to be placed in the organ loft near the new organ. In addition to the list is correspondence about the difficulties in researching the names of the organ scholars and the fact that there are some admissions because of this. Additional list of the organ scholars appointed in 2001 and 2003.

A.C. Benson by Francis Turner.

Statutes of the College.

Signed at the foot of each page by the Executors to Lord Audley's will - Lady Elizabeth Audley, Edward Lord North, Sir Thomas Pope, Thomas Barber, and Edmund Martyn.

On the first page is a copy of a letter from the Duke of Norfolk (Visitor) to the Master and Fellows, 24 January 1565.

On the 500th anniversary of the foundation of the Monks' Hostel an appeal was launched to raise £60,000 to build 12 staircases, each with its separate sets of rooms, in the new court which the College planned to create by removing the shops facing Magdalene Street. Not enough money was raised from this appeal to allow for the design of the new court to be realised.

Impact Report produced by the Alumni and Development Office for the following years:

2022-2023
2023-2024
2024-2025

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.

Laminated calendars the size and shape of a placemat / mouse mat with the calendar on one side and a photograph on the other.

1999 - Aerial colour photograph of the College
2002 - colour print of First Court with two men and a woman walking c. 19th century

Contains:

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

Containing annual accounts for the College.

Papers relating to the appointment of Masters.

Deed of presentation by the Visitor James, Earl of Suffolk and Baron of Walden, of the Revd John Peachell to the Mastership.

The document has the date as 'about the 28 August 1679' but Peachell was admitted as Master on 12 August 1679 - see MCGB/4/1/4, p.16]

260 pages have apparently been compiled by Daniel Waterland and indexed at pages 261-66. There are further additional entries by some of his successors, particularly Thomas Chapman (Master, 1746-1760).

It is prefaced by a List of Founders (i.e. Visitors). Then follow:

Pages
1 - 5 Details of the Foundation, and references to letters from the Visitor in the Old Book, etc.
7 - 21 Cree Church and 'Covent Garden'
23 - 25 Purleigh
27 - 29 Welsh Lands
32 - 35 Grainthorpe
38 - 43 Bonthorpe & Cumberworth
45 - 46 Mr Roberts' gift
49 - 51 Newball (Wray)
53 - 54 Saltfleet
57 Fuljamb's gift
58 - 62 Alkborough
63 Martha Barrett's gift
65 - 68 Goche's gift
69 White Bull Inn, Cambridge
73 Three Swans, Cambridge
74 - 76 Longstanton
79 Half Moon Inn, Cambridge
83 Lilly Pot, Cambridge
84 - 85 Quy
89 Holmes' Legacy
91 - 94 Steeple Ashton (Drury)
97 - 99 Aldred's benefaction
101 - 105 Pepys Library
107 - 111 Houses and leases in St Giles Parish, Cambridge
115 - 119 Livings and Benefices: 1 Cumberworth
2 Anderby
3 Longstanton
4 Aldrington
5 Cree Church
121 Chesterford School
123 Matthew Richardson's gift
125 Smith's Sizars
127 Master's Exhibitions
129 College Brewhouse
133 - 135 Backsides or Pondyards [Fellows' Garden]
137 Stable
138 - 141 Old Building [First Court]
143 Organ
145 - 147 New Building [Pepys Building]
149 Chapel, 1847-50
150 - 167 Statutes, with references to Old Book, etc.
169 B.A.s
171 Milner's Benefaction
173 Tutors and pupils
175 - 177 Millington's benefaction
178 Groome's benefaction
179 Payne's benefaction
180 - 190 The Master, with a list of Masters at pages 187-189
191 - 193 Fellows
195 - 207 College Officers
209 Lists of Fellows on various foundations
235 - 259 Scholars

This concludes the main portion of the original volume. After it come the following items (with an Index at the back by Latimer Neville):

269 - 276 Letter from Dr Peter Peckard (Master, 1781-1797) to Lord Howard (Visitor), 25 April 1785, with a copy of a letter from Peckard to Dr Cooper (21 April 1785) about a fellowship for his son. 8 sides, copy, bound into the volume by Neville Grenville (1815)

277 - 260 Notes on Masters, mostly by Neville Grenville (Master, 1813-1853), but also including a copy of the memoir of G. Neville Grenville in Gentleman's Magazine (July 1854)

397 - 400 Notes on Commemoration of Benefactors Service 1893-1910 [See also: Archives E/A/2/11]

502 - 505 Compositions by members of the College on the death of the Duke of Gloucester in 1700.
[Copied out by Latimer Neville (Master, 1853 -1904]

The power to appoint the Master was invested in the Visitor of the College until 2012. Following an amendment to the College statutes, which was approved by the Queen in Council in February 2012, the Master is now appointed by the Governing Body of the College.

The Master usually serves until reaching the statutory fellowship retirement age of 67. Exceptionally this period may be extended until the Master in question reaches 70 as occurred in the case of Duncan Robinson.

16th Century
Robert Evans (1542 – 1546, resigned)
Richard Carr (1546 – 1559, deprived)
Roger Kelke (1559 – 1576, died)
Richard Howland (1576 – 1577, elected Master of St John’s College)
Degory Nicholls (1577 – 1582, resigned)
Thomas Neville (1582 – 1593, appointed Master of Trinity College)
Richard Clayton (1593 – 1595, elected Master of St John’s College)

17th Century
John Palmer (1595 – 1604, resigned)
Barnabe Goche (1604 – 1626, died)
Henry Smyth (1626 – 1642, died)
Edward Rainbow (1642 – 1650, ejected)
John Sadler (1650 – 1660, ejected)
Edward Rainbow (restored in 1660 – 1664, resigned)
John Howorth (1664 – 1668, died)
James Duport (1668 – 1679)
John Peachell (1679 – 1690, died)

18th Century
Gabriel Quadring (1690 – 1713, died)
Daniel Waterland (1713 – 1740, died)
Edward Abbott (1740 – 1746, died)
Thomas Chapman (1746 – 1760, died)
George Sandby (1760 – 1774, resigned)
Barton Wallop (1774 – 1781, died)
Peter Peckard (1781 – 1797, died)

19th Century
William Gretton (1797 – 1813, died)
George Neville Grenville (1813 – 1853, resigned)
Latimer Neville (1853 – 1904, died)

20th Century
Stuart Alexander Donaldson (1904 – 1915)
Arthur Christopher Benson (1915 – 1925, died)
Alan Beville Ramsay (1925 – 1947, retired)
Sir Henry Urmston Willinck (1948 – 1966, retired)
Walter Hamilton (1967 – 1978, retired)
Sir Derman Guy Christopherson (1979 – 1985, retired)
Sir David Charles Calcutt (1986 – 1994, resigned)

21st Century
Sir John Gurdon (1995 – 2002, retired)
Duncan Robinson (2002 – 2012, retired)
Rowan Williams, Baron Williams of Oystermouth (2013 – 2020, retired)
Sir Christopher John Greenwood (2020 – present)

Album of photographs of Fellows arranged in order of seniority, from F.R.F. Scott to A.T. Thomas. The following people are in the album:

F.R.F. Scott – one photograph

Dr D.W. Babbage (1933) – two photographs

Dr B.C. Saunders (1938) – one photograph

R.F. Bennett (1938) – two photographs

J.F. Burnet (1949) – one photograph

Prof. J.E. Stevens (1950) – two duplicate photographs in different sizes

Prof. L.P. Pugh (1953) – photograph of painting

J.B. Dwight and R.W.M Dias (1955), colour

D.W. Roberts (1958) – three photographs (one is a photograph of a drawing by Oakshett)

Dr P.J. Grubb (1960) – two photographs, colour

Dr R. Hyam – three photographs, one black and white (1962), two in colour (1993) and (1969). Latter shows Dr Hyam in Swaziland

J.B. Dwight (1962) – one photograph

Prof. U. Limentani (1964) – one photograph

Prof. J.A.W. Bennett (1964) – one photograph

Dr P.E. Reynolds – two photographs, one in black and white (1964), one in colour

Dr J.E. Field (1964) – one photograph

B.M. Deakin (1967) – one photograph

Dr C.F. Kolbert (1968) – one photograph

Dr N. Boyle – three photographs, two black and white (1968), one colour photocopy

R.C. Latham (1970) – one photograph

T.E.B. Howarth (1973) – one photograph

R.C. Martineau (1969) – one photograph

Dr D.K.C. Cooper (1972) – one photograph

Dr R.B. Morris – two photographs, one black and white (1973), one colour, captioned: ‘Doc Morris, ‘Doc M’, This Christmas ?2000’

Dr D.M. Turner (1973) – one photograph

Dr P.A. Maddn (1975) – one photograph

Dr R.J.S. Spence (1976) – one colour photograph

A.P. Tyrer (1974) – one photograph

Dr A.F. Wallace-Hadrill (1976) – one photograph

Dr A.T. Thomas (1976) – one photograph