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Minutes of meetings of the College Lacrosse Club 1926 - 1936. Includes list of competitions played in 1929 and copy of club rules at back of volume.

Letters between Mr Haggerston (lessee of the Manor and 8 houses) and George Broadwick (Bursar) concerning his request to split the lease of the 8 houses into separate leases and the College's refusal; agreement for a licence to alienate; request from the Rev'd Leathes for the lease to be split into four; and agreement that the lease could be split into two.

Lease by the College to nine named parishioners of a shop adjoining the north side of the steeple of the church and of a piece of waste land adjoining the south side of the church. Term 40 years, to be renewed every 40 years for 200 years; rent 4d per annum. The parishioners are to erect a shop on the waste ground, and to sublet the two shops, so that the rents will provide for an annual distribution of 13s 4d to the poor of the parish, the bequest of William Ridscall. The distribution is to be made at Christmas (5s) Easter (5s) and St Luke's Day (18 Oct.).

Recites that the annual revenues of the College amount to only £225, and are insufficient to maintain the Master, 16 Fellows, and 21 scholars on the foundation. Petitions for a licence to acquire the advowson of Harlton, worth less than £15 p.a., and other lands and hereditaments to the annual value of not more than £200, of which not more than £20 p.a. to be lands held by knight service in capite. (In English). Endorsed 'the Petition. The evidence for Stocton that went to London'.

In Steel Press, shelf 10

Letters from B. Bevan (College Surveyor) and the Cambridge Corporation to the College concerning the construction of a covered drain instead of an open ditch running from Garlic Fair Lane [Park Street] to the River. Includes a report from the Corporation in which they agreed to give up part of the ditch to the College on condition that they built a brick wall not less than 10 feet from the wall constructed by the Corporation [it was to be 12 ft wide at one end narrowing to 10 ft at the other end].

Includes elevation of proposed new pavilion and plan of College site showing three locations of proposed new pavilion, c. 1926;

Letter book containing letters and notes of different periods from the late 16C to the 19C, with a table of contents by Dr G. E. Corrie (Master 1849-85). It includes many letters of Charles Ashton (Master 1701-52).

Blank certificates given to students as testimonials of their degree and good behaviour (only one certificate is filled out).

Copies of documents collected by the Revd T.P. Foley, Vicar, as evidence in his case against the Rectory 1799. He claimed the small tithes from four farms on the estate. The documents include extracts from the Registry of the Bishop of Norwich giving terriers of 1627 and 1725. There is a copy of the 1627 terrier, and of one of 1754. There are further copies of terriers of 1716 and 1784, and an incomplete letter from the Bishop's Registry, 1722, listing dates of documents relating to Hundon 1627-1716, There are further rough notes of land and values, mostly undated.

James Monford of Tewing, Herts, grants the right of next presentation, which he was granted by deed dated 19.12.1582 by the patron, Robert Wrothe, Esq., to Richard Hale, citizen and grocer of London. Latin, with seal of J. Monford

Indenture of bargain and sale (English). Francis Morice and Francis Phelips convey to the College the Rectory, annual value £9.6.8. The vendors were the grantees of the Crown by deed dated 18.4. 1613, holding of the manor of East Greenwich, Kent, in free socage. Enrolled in Chancery 15.6.1613. In Steel Press, shelf 10.

Correspondence about the purchase by the College

Correspondence regarding the installation of a bathroom.

(1) Notes from an Audit Meeting, 16 December 1936, concerning the terms on which No. 31 Jesus Lane could be taken on an annual tenancy.

(2) Letter from the Bursar to the Trustees of the Methodist College confirming that the lease dated 23 October 1929 had been terminated at Michaelmas 1936 and by mutual consent would continue on an annual tenancy at a rent of £105 per annum.

(3) Receipt for the sum of £52 10s 0d received from the Bursar of Jesus College for a half year's rent of 32 Jesus Lane, 15 October 1937

Letters between the Marchese di Spineto and the College concerning adding the name of the Reverend Robert Allan Hurlock to the lease he held for 49 Jesus Lane

Letters from Mr Headley proposing to build two dwelling houses, stables and coach house on land next to that belonging to Mrs Miller with frontage onto Hills Road. Also two lease plans showing the site of the land and the outline of the proposed premises

Sketch book compiled by Vincent Robinson, who presented it to the College Library.

Contains exhibition guide and research notes.

Vocal scores

Typescript accounts for musical and drama productions by the Music and Literary Societies. Comprises: summary receipts and expenses 1952-62, general expense account for 1962-63 and detailed expenses for 1962-63

Contains list of members, fines, books bought and proceeds of auctions. The title page states that the club was founded in 1957 by Professor Glanville Llewellyn Williams; it was wound up in 2004.

Record book of the club, founded 'for the drinking of beer' in April 1921. A list of rules from that time is followed by minutes of meetings from 28 April 1921 onwards. They end with the 104th meeting, and financial accounts follow, ending with those for Easter term 1929. At the back is a list of names (and in some cases addresses) of honorary members.

Includes joint dinner with the Athletics Club, 1945; Joint dinner with King's College, Cambridge Hockey Club, 1946

The people in the photographs are identified from left to right, as follows:

9. 6CO9/7 Students await Queen in Chapel Court

10. 6CO9/8 Students await Queen in Chapel Court

11. 6CO13/3 Graduate students wait in First Court

12. 6CO13/4 Graduate students wait in First Court

13. 6CO13/6 Head Porter (Mr Peter Bacon) is consulted by the Queen's Assistant Private Secretary

14. 6CO9/9 Dr McKie consults with Equerry

15. 6CO13/5 Head Porter with the Queens' Assistant Private Secretary

16. 6CO9/10 Graduate students in First Court

17. 6CO9/12 The President of the JCR waiting for the Queen with a posy

18. 6CO9/14 Photographers et al waiting for the Queen

19. 6CO9/15 Graduate students in First Court

20. 6CO9/16 Sir Alan Cottrell; Stephen Sykes (Bishop of Ely); JCR President; Royal Secretary, Dr McKie and Mr Alec Freeman (Cellarman)

21. 6CO9/18 Sir Alan Cottrell; Stephen Sykes (Bishop of Ely); JCR President; Royal Secretary, Dr McKie and Mr Alec Freeman (Cellarman)

22. 6CO9/19 Sir Alan Cottrell; Stephen Sykes (Bishop of Ely); JCR President; Royal Secretary, Dr McKie and Mr Alec Freeman (Cellarman)

23. 6CO9/20 Lord and Lady Renfrew wait outside the Masters Lodge

24. 6CO9/21 Lord and Lady Renfrew greet the Lord-Lieutenant

25. 6CO9/22 The Queen's motor cavalcade approaches the Master s Lodge

26. 6CO9/23 The Queen's motor cavalcade approaches the Master s Lodge

27. 6CO9/25 Lord Renfrew greets the Queen with the Lord-Lieutenant and Prince Philip

28. 6CO9/26 Lord Renfrew greets the Queen with the Lord-Lieutenant and Prince Philip

29. 6CO9/27 Lady Renfrew shakes hands with the Queen

30. 6CO9/28 Lady Renfrew shakes hands with Prince Philip

31. 6CO12/4 Lady Renfrew; Lord Renfrew; the Queen, the Lord-Lieutenant and Prince Philip

32. 6CO9/29 Lady Renfrew; Lord Renfrew; the Lord-Lieutenant; the Queen; Prince Philip and other royal staff

33. 6CO12/6 The Queen leaves the Masters Lodge with Lord Renfrew; the Lord- Lieutenant; Prince Philip and other royal staff

34. 6CO9/31 The Queen enters the Masters Lodge, led by Lady Renfrew

35. 6CO11/2 The Queen greets Bishop Sykes

36. 6CO11/3 The Queen shakes hands with Sir Alan Cottrell

37. 6CO11/4 The Queen shakes hands with Lady Cottrell

38. 6CO11/7 The Queen meets Dr McKie

39. 6CO11/5 The Queen shakes hands with Dr McKie

40. 6CO12/8 The Queen shakes hands with Dr McKie

41. 6CO11/6 The Queen shakes hands with the President of the JCR

42. 6CO11/7 The President of the JCR gives the Queen a posy

43. 6CO11/8 The Queen shakes hands with the President of the Graduate Society

44. 6CO11/9 The Queen shakes hands with Mr Freeman (Cellarman)

45. 6CO11/10 The Queen shakes hands with the Head Porter

46. 6CO11/11 Graduate students about to meet the Queen in First Court

47. 6CO11/12 Graduate students about to meet the Queen in First Court

48. 6CO12/10 Graduate students about to meet the Queen in First Court

49. 6CO11/14 Graduate students about to meet the Queen in First Court

50. 6CO11/15 Graduate students about to meet the Queen in First Court

51. 6CO11/12 Graduate students about to meet the Queen in First Court

52. 6CO11/16 Graduate students about to meet the Queen in First Court

53. 6CO11/18 Graduate students about to meet the Queen in First Court

54. 6CO11/23 Undergraduates in Chapel Court wait for the Queen

55. 6CO11/24 Undergraduates in Chapel Court wait for the Queen

56. 6CO11/25 Undergraduates in Chapel Court applaud the Queen

57. 6CO11/26 Undergraduates in Chapel Court applaud the Queen

58. 6CO11/27 Undergraduates in Chapel Court wait for the Queen

59. 6CO11/29 Undergraduates in Chapel Court wait for the Queen

60. 6CO12/16 Undergraduates in Chapel Court wait for the Queen

61. 6CO12/17 Undergraduates in Chapel Court wait for the Queen

62. 6CO11/31 Lord Renfrew and the Queen walking by college staff

63. 6CO11/32 Lord Renfrew and the Queen walking by college staff

64. 6C012/18 Lord Renfrew talks to the Queen with undergraduates

65. 6CO12/20 Lord Renfrew talks to the Queen with undergraduates

66. 6CO12/21 The Queen talks to undergraduates

67. 6CO12/22 The Queen talks to undergraduates

68. 6CO11/34 The Queen meets college cooks and other staff

69. 6CO11/35 The Queen meets college cooks and other staff

70. 6CO12/24 The Royal Party approaches the Quincentenary Library

71. 6CO12/26 The Royal Party approaches the Quincentenary Library

72. 6CO12/27 The Royal Party approaches the Quincentenary Library

73. 6CO12/29 The Queen prepares to sign her portrait photograph, with Sir Colin Renfrew

74. 6CO12/30 The Queen signs her portrait photograph, with Sir Colin Renfrew

75. 6CO12/31 The Queen signs her portrait photograph, with Sir Colin Renfrew

76. 6CO12/33 The Queen signs her portrait photograph, with Sir Colin Renfrew

77. 6CO12/34 Prince Philip signs his portrait photograph, with Dr McKie to the left and Lord Renfrew and the Queen to the right

78. 6CO12/35 The Queen in the entrance hall to the Quincentenary Library with Lord Renfrew

79. 6CO10/2 The welcoming part in the entrance hall: Dr Minden (Librarian), Miss Rhona Watson (Assistant Librarian) and the architects, Eldred Evans and David Shalev

80. 6CO10/3 The Queen shakes hands with Dr Minden (Librarian)

81. 6CO10/6 Dr Minden (Librarian), Miss Rhona Watson (Assistant Librarian) with the Queen talking to the architects, Eldred Evans and David Shalev, with Adam Tooze to the right.

82. 6CO10/7 Dr Minden (Librarian), Miss Rhona Watson (Assistant Librarian) with the Queen and Lord Renfrew standing in front of the architects, Eldred Evans and David Shalev, and Adam Tooze

83. 6CO10/4 The Queen shakes hands with Rhona Watson

84. 6CO10/5 The Queen shakes hands with Eldred Evans

85. 6CO10/8 Dr Minden (Librarian); Miss Rhona Watson (Assistant Librarian), architects: Eldred Evans and David Shalev and Adam Tooze with the Queen and Lord Renfrew

86. 6CO12/28 Library staff talking with Prince Philip

87. 6CO10/9 The college choir prepares, with Anthony Gormley's 'Mortal Man'

88. 6CO10/10 The College choir

89. 6CO10/12 The Queen listens to the choir

90. 6CO10/14 The Queen talks to a student in the library

91. 6CO10/15 The Queen talks to a student in the library

92. 6CO10/16 The Queen talks to a student in the library

93. 6CO10/17 The Queen meets Mr Henry Woolston (Estates Bursar)

94. 6CO10/18 The Queen is introduced to leading staff of the building contractors

95. 6CO10/19 The Queen is introduced to leading staff of the building contractors

96. 6CO10/20 The Queen is introduced to leading staff of the building contractors

97. 6CO16/1 The Queen is shown IT connections on the first floor

98. 6CO16/2 The Queen is shown IT connections on the first floor

99. 6CO10/21 The Queen reaches the second floor

100. 6CO16/3 The Queen is introduced to Peter Glazebrook

101. 6CO10/22 The Queen and Peter Glazebrook, with John Mills (Archivist) in the foreground

102. 6CO10/23 The Queen and Peter Glazebrook, with John Mills (Archivist) in the foreground

103. 6CO19/24 Peter Glazebrook shows the Queen a book

104. 6CO10/25 Peter Glazebrook shows the Queen a book

105. 6CO10/26 The rest of party watch

106. 6CO10/27 Peter Glazebrook talks to the Queen

107. 6CO10/28 The Queen with John Mills(Archivist) with Royal letters patent of 1496

108. 6CO10/4 The Queen with John Mills(Archivist) with Royal letters patent of 1496

109. 6CO16/5 The Queen with John Mills(Archivist) with Royal letters patent of 1496

110. 6CO16/6 Dr Minden; Dr McKie, Prince Philip and Peter Glazebrook

111. 6CO16/7 Lord Renfrew talking to the Queen with John Mills

112. 6CO16/8 Prince Philip talking with Peter Glazebrook

113. 6CO16/9 Lord Renfrew, the Queen and John Mills

114. 6CO16/10 Dr McKie, Prince Philip and Peter Glazebrook

115. 6CO16/13 The Queen and Lord Renfrew view the library from the second floor

116. 6CO10/29 Dr Alexander and representatives from EDS IT (computers) wait for the Queen

117. 6CO10/30 The Queen is introduced to Dr Alexander and the team from EDS IT

118. 6CO10/31 The Queen is introduced to Dr Alexander and the team from EDS IT

119. 6CO10/32 The Queen is introduced to Dr Alexander and the team from EDS IT

120. 6CO10/33 The Queen is introduced to the team from EDS IT

121. 6CO10/34 The Queen is introduced to the team from EDS IT

122. 6CO10/35 The Queen talks to the team from EDS IT

123. 6CO10/36 The Queen is introduced to the team from EDS IT

124. 6CO10/37 The Queen is introduced to Dr Alexander and the team from EDS IT

125. 6CO13/7 The Queen views the library computers

126. 6CO13/8 The Queen views the library computers

127. 6CO13/9 The Queen views the library computers

128. 6CO13/10 The Queen views the library computers

129. 6CO13/11 Prince Philip views the computers

130. 6CO16/14 The royal party leaves the Quincentenary Library

131. 6CO16/15 The royal party leaves the Quincentenary Library

132. 6CO16/16 The royal party leaves the Quincentenary Library

File containing programmes for the MCR Graduate Conferences: 2008 (inaugural) - 2016, 2023; and administrative files for 2012, 2014, 2015 and 2016 conferences

Miscellaneous correspondence.

Edmond Felton of Little Coznard, Suffolk, to George Smyth of Cavendish, conveyance of the Rectory, the parsonage and the Church of Cavendish with the advowson.

Includes papers relating to staff health including chest x-rays made as part of the University health scheme

Includes calendar of Quincentenary events, 1996

Survey of eight houses on Hills Road belonging to Mr Arthur Gray [4 had been completed and occupied and the remaining 4 were almost finished]. Also a letter to Dr Corrie from Mr Gray about his plans to build further houses along Hills Road

Value of living 1763 and statement about a part of an estate in Willingham.

Particulars of sale, correspondence with the Vicar.

Includes: letter to William Wallis concerning assignment [JCAD/3/CAM/MALC/16/1/1871/4]; and letters offering new leases to Fanny Susannah Bagley.

Correspondence concerning the development of a garage on the sit formerly occupied by Hopkins Stables and at the back of 19-22 Jesus Laner to create Marshall's Garage. Also specification of works and plans.

Specification of building materials and accounts relating to the building of numbers 33 and 34 Jesus Lane

Letters from residence of Rhadegund Buildings complaining about the erection of a common bakehouse by the Rev'd Michael Gibbs at the back of his house.