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The list runs throughout in two columns, one for 1891-1945 (taken from JCHR/1/9) and one for 1946-1979 (first headed by Freddy 1946-196-, but later altered on the title page by Muriel). A note on the title page says it excludes "those admitted before 1946 who were known to have died before this list was begun or during its compilation". There is also a list of abbreviations, and an indication that women's names are written in red. Where deaths are noted, the relevant entries have been crossed through. These covering dates are those of the information included. 1891-1979

The original intention was to lay out the list in two columns, one for 1900-1960 and one for 1961 onwards. A pencil note at the head of the first page suggests they may have been altered to cover 1920-1980 and 1981-2004, but it seems that entries were not consistently added as late as 2004. A note on the titlle page states that the list excludes "those known to have died before this list was begun or during its compilation." There is also a list of abbreviations, and an indication that women's names are written in red. Where deaths are noted, the relevant entries have been crossed through.

A folder of correspondence and notices regarding fellowships and obituary and memorial services, sent to newspapers and the University Registrar.

Appointments include:

Rev. Rosalind Hunt as Chaplain 1 October 1988

Fellowships include:

Mika Oldham, October 1988

Honorary Fellowships include:

Professor Sir Robert Jennings QC, Jan 1982

Peter Matthias (undated)

Alfred Alistair Cooke, Sir Alan Cottrell, Dec 1986

Samuel Brittain, Sir Peter Drury Gadsden and Sir Hector Laing, May 1998

Obituary and memorial notices include:

Rev. Eric Symes Abbott, Rev. (d. 6 Jun 1983)

Rev. Gardner-Smith (d. 29 May 1985)

William Hoam Thorpe (d. 1986)

Harry Creswick (1988)

Harry Richardson (1988)

Professor Raymond Williams (1988)

Biographical details of members of the college in a single alphabetical list (pp. 5-314), with a scattering of press cuttings pasted or clipped in. At the back (from p. 315) are pasted-in press obituaries and similar biographical material on H. R. Creswick, A. W. Lawrence, D.J.V. Fisher, Major Alexander Cheyne, Orlando Oldham, John Woodforde, the Rev. Christopher Gardner, Dr Frederick Raby, George Beasley-Murray, Prof. David Balme, Stanley E. Thomas, Eric Miller, Prof. John Gould, Jeremy Bray M.P., Lieut.-General Sir Peter Hudson, H.P. Wortham, Geoffrey Tucker and John Havard.

Biographical details of members of the college in a single alphabetical list (pp. 5-314), with a scattering of press cuttings pasted or clipped in. At the back (from p. 311) are pasted-in press obituaries and similar biographical material on Sir Moses Finley, Prof. Lloyd James Austin, Prof. Glanville Llewellyn Williams, John Kirk, Prof. Tony Tanner, Sir Robin Renwick, Derek Davies and John Hunter Durran. The dates given here are those of the information covered.

Biographical details of members of the college in a single alphabetical list (pp. 5-314), with a scattering of press cuttings pasted or clipped in. At the back (from p. 336) are pasted-in press obituaries and similar biographical material on David Kelley, Arnold Cooke, Terry Eagleton and John Lecky.

In three volumes: 1) Abbiss to Hyde (190 pp.); 2) Iles to Tyrrall; 3) U to z [Unsworth to Zytkiewicz]. Each contains biographical details of members of the college in a single alphabetical list, with a scattering of press cuttings and small portrait photographs pasted or clipped in. At the back is a photocopy of a press obituary for Professor Michael Brawne (Braun), 16 Aug. 2002. The dates given here are those of the information covered.

With a final programme script (columns for "shot", "vision", "footage" and "sound") for programme 1 with some annotations.