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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

Photocopy of original picture showing College 1st cricket XI 1931. Names read:

A. W. Fitz Aucher, R. H. R. Buckston, F. A. Instone, L. Armstrong, H. E. C. de Chassiron, R. L. Punnett, J. E. W. Waddington, C. H. Williams, G. S. E. Nevill Davies, W. G. Low, T. A. Higson.

Black and white photograph showing members of the 2nd cricket XI. Names on board read:

S. H. P. Higgins, Ainsworth, R. A. Palmer, R. O. Smith, A. Finlow, E. M. Phair, W. H. C. Daniel, J. E. Dawson, F. J. Tongue, M. R. Arnott and T. G. Savill.

Names on board read:

P. Jones, S. Stacpoole, A. Sharma, A. Evans, D. Wilson, G. Moore, A. Azad, N. Rutter, C. de Saxe, C. Read (Captain), J. Dudley, J. Aspden.

Absentees: J. Blanchard Lewis, D. Gallagher, D. Madden, M. Mohamed, L. Perera, I. Peters, J. Sipthorp, J. Sreedharan

Cuppers Winners 2017 - 2018

Names on the board read: G. R. Jones, G. W. Raikes, C. J. C. McCarthy, W. R. C. Clark-Maxwell, H. A. J. MacGregor, J. F. M. Brannigan, C. J. Moran, J. T. Sandham, J. C. S. Neaman, E. Fricker, D. B. Vickers, C. J. Staveley, M. A. Stopher, P. J. Burn, A. N. Osborne, C. W. Barclay

Agreement to pay an increased rent as follows:
"In consideration of the College agreeing to enlarge the yard at the back of this House and to grant me a Right of Way, in common with others, from Fitzroy Lane over a gravelled pathway forming a backway, and providing me with a new W. C. I the undersigned [William Gawthrope] hereby agree to undertake to pay an increased rent at the rate of two pounds (£2) per annum as from Christmas next"

(1) Letter from J. Carter Jonas & Sons reporting that a lorry owned by Mr J. W. Taylor had run into the garden wall of 7 Fair Street and the estimate for making good the wall was £6 15s 0d. A Mr Taylor had failed to agree to pay this they asked for instructions to place the matter in the hands of the College solicitors;

(2) Letter from J. Carter Jonas & Sons again asking for instructions to put the matter in the hands of the College solicitors

Letter from the Bursar to Messrs J. Carter Jonas & Sons informing them that the College Council had approved the purchase of the property for £500; asking them to supply Francis & Co with the necessary information for them to proceed with the purchase and informing them that the College had agreed to let the house to Mrs Mickleborough on a monthly tenancy at a rent of £3 per month

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Mr J. J. Mayle.

Quarterly rent: £6 15s 0d.

Parties: (1) Mrs S. A. Bennell, (2) Jesus College.

Attached is an application for an official Land Registry search listing Sarah Ann Bennett of 57 Carlyle Road Cambridge as owner of 3 Fair Street and a draft copy of the conveyance.

Parties: (1) Mrs Florence Louise Kane, (2) Mrs Sarah Ann Bennett.

Attached are an application for a Land Registry search showing ownership; a certified copy of the birth certificate of Florence Louise Kane (nee Jones) and a letter from the Inland Revenue confirming that she inherited the property under the terms of the will of her mother Beatrice Hordern [who had married twice].

Supplemental abstract of the title of Mrs Sarah Ann Bennett to a freehold messuage and premises No. 3 Fair Street

Official search of the register in respect of 2 Fair Street listed the owner as Albert Horspool of 40 Maids Causeway, baker and confectioner.

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Mr George Frederick Hearn.

Quarterly rent: £8.

Parties: (1) Mr Albert Horspool, (2) Jesus College.

Conveyance of the freehold messuage and premises No. 2 Fair Street.

Parties: (1) Mr Edward Preston, (2) Mr William Collin

The lease describes Edward Preston as a publican and William Collin as a merchant. The land which is the subject of the lease is described as a piece or parcel of freehold ground situate and being in the Parish of St Andrew the Less...being part and parcel of a piece of ground which was allotted to the said Edward Preston by the Commissioners for inclosing Barnwell in their award dated 20 April 1811

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Pickfords Limited.

Duplicate agreement as to lights in warehouse at 37 Hills Road.

Map showing Fair Street and part of New Square. Vic Davis's premises on the east side of Fair Street are coloured green. Premises on the corner of Fair Street and Willow Walk and Nos. 36 (onwards) in New Square are coloured in blue. No. 35 New Square and premises behind fronting on to Fair Street are shaded orange. The latter premises are labelled "proposed new premises". Scale: 32 feet to 1 inch

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Mr V. G. Davis.

Counterpart agreement for monthly tenancy of premises in Fair Street. Monthly rent: £1.

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Mr George Laurie.

Licence to demise to Laurie & McConnal Limited premises in the rear of No. 35 New Square comprised in lease dated 31 October 1890.

Receipt from J. Goode and Son of £15 2s 7 1/2 d for repair of various rooms in Chapel staircase, low lane staircase, hall staircase

Receipt of Henry Winter's payment of the insurance £9 s9 at the Porters

The purchase of 50 tonnes of Blythe coal (after a £7, 10s debit totaling £33, 15s, 0d), and 100 tonnes of Ducks coal (after a debit of £15 totaling £70), paid together by cheque (all in one glued bundle).

Further, the payment of £30, 0s, 0d to Edward Mason to freight the coal, and £15, 0s, 0d to William Barton to haul and portage it to the coal house.

A series of bills and payments to do with Hundon, mostly with the repair of the chancel following lightning damage.

1. Norwich Union Fire Assurance Society payment
2. Work done at Hundon Parsonage commissioned by Cuthbert: repairing tiles (£1, 0s, 8d), repairing 'underpinion' (£0, 17s, 0d), cleaning fences (£2, 1s, 0d), repairing walls on house (£2, 9s, 0d), whitewashing the barn (£0, 6s, 6d), repairing tiles 'on jobs' (£0, 3s, 6d), repairing drains (£0, 2s, 6d), cleaning gutters (£0, 1s, 6d), repairing walls (£0, 7s, 3d)
3. Thatching repairs by George Rogers at Hundon for the wheat barn (sic 'weat') £4, 16s, 4d
4. works done by the smith George Eldred for Hundon rectory: 3 chains and spikes (£0, 3s, 0d), dials, staples, and a lock and key (£0, 4s, 6d), an oven door (£0, 7s, 0d), a pound of nails (£0, 2s, 0d)
5. Repairs by the Carpenter Thomas Knock at Hundon Rectory: boarding, gate repair, cleaning and painting, frame lashing, totaling £4, 17s, 6d.
6. work on the garden of Mr Cuthbert by James Hall, purchase of bricks and pavement work totaling ˀ£7, 0s, 3d.
7. purchase of 50 bushels of lime, £1, 0s, 10d.
8. rent receipt collected by Thomas Robinson
9. income and property tax of Hundon for one year, collected by William Goodchild, totaling £15, 6s, 3d.
10. Mason and bricklaying work on the chancel of Hundon after lightning damage, £26, 0s, 0d.
11. Thank you letter from R.W. Stoddart for repairs to the chancel after the lightning damage.
    12 & 13. sums attributed to Cuthbert and Stoddart, not described.
    14 & 15. two cheques for John Mortlock to the credit of J. Graham (£46, 15s, 3d) and R. Merry (£110, 13s, 6d).

A letter from Mr Goodwin to the bursar asking for his support in the foundation of a new 'industrial school' to offer trades training to boys in Cambridge. Followed by a list of current subscribers, and a description of the school and its aims.

Only Goodwin signed, but the others are all named as the school committee.

purchase and payment of coal, including a cheque, all totaling £113 5s 0d, for 250 tonnes of ducks coals and blyth coals over three purchases.

A letter from Hutchinson to the 'gentlemen', requesting a ditch to be dug nearby as part of ongoing construction on Mount Pleasant in St Giles Parish, between 'Bandy Leg Walk' and Madingley Road.

Also enclosed is an extract from the enclosure award to the parish, with a map of the area and proposed ditch.

Letter to the Dean (of Jesus? Ely?) asking him to bring forward a candidate for Storey's Almshouse: the old widow Sarah Cliff.

Possibly the same Mrs Wallis of the 'Eccles Case'.

Letter noting the omission of £19 3s from receipts, making the total receipts for the deanery £443 12s 6d.

Three letters asking for admission of women to Storey's Almshouse. Two deal with the 'Eccles story' about a Mrs Wallis in Eccles, a bankrupt widow. One to do with a Mrs Marsh, who knew of the Eccles case. All from the same Mr Frere.

A letter describing the background of a new resident at Jesus, James Wallace, and advocating for him to be looked after by Dr French. George Thoughson vouched for his character and his family (grandson of a 'well known London clergyman', W.L. Sharpe).

A letter from Jane Toakely (of Christ's Pieces) applying to be considered for Storey's Almshouse.

suggestion of a Mrs Key as candidate for Rastat widow pension. Description of her family. From the provost of King's College to Dr French.

receipt of 4p rent due from Jesus College to Trinity College

certification of Rustat pension to Mrs. Furness, widow of Rev Furness

Certification of Rustat pension to Mrs Webb, widow of Rev'd Webb

Three letters giving thanks to Dr French for provision of pensions

Letter asking the Master for permission to live at Storey's Alms House, and explaining her situation. Sarah lives at 10 Manor Street.

Invoice for R Ellis from Jesus College for altering and painting the rain water pipe; making two elbows over the new roof and soldering them; filling old pipe; taking up lead gutters and assisting a Carpenter with relaying "Bearers and Boards"; relaying lead gutters; mending gutters; taking up lead over chain; bearers and boards lead work; relaying lead over chain;taking off lead and grazing glass ; mending more lead work; relaying lead on the roof; fixing lead pipes; using jack pump and pipe;repairing old windows; glass work; cleaning large windows; cleaning all the hall windows; taking out windows; cleaning out stone work; soldering windows; cleaning windows in the kitchen; relaying lead in kitchen.

Receipt from Dr French Master of Jesus College to Robert Ellis paying £20 11s 2d

Invoice Jan 23rd 1847-Sept 29th 1847. Invoice from the master and the fellows of Jesus College to J Turner for cleaning drains; repairing walls; pulling glass;laying bricks; stopping holes in walls; Loading carts with sand; plastering whitening and colouring; taking down and building ?; Painting hallways.

Invoice August 28th. Invoice from Masters and Fellows of Jesus College for taking down and rebuilding back parts of the house.

Invoice June 10th. Dr French and The Fellows of Jesus College for repairing the hearth; fixing tin and fixing earthen pot; mending out office and plaster and tiling; kitchen fire place; repairing study fire place; stopping holes; repairing drawing room ceiling; hall staircase repainted; whitening kitchen back staircase and entrance to garden whitening and painting.

Receipt from Reverend Dr French Master of Jesus College for work done to Jesus College for £63 12s 9d signed by John Turner

Paid £36 9s 11 1/2d to J Goode and Sons. 3 wheelbarrows of lead and painting and decorating the Masters Bedroom and dressing room; changed the chimney piece colour; decorating dining room; Front gates painted; Hall doors painted; door to the garden tinted; Buttery colour touched up; Staircase varnish redone; Part of doors painted then grained; chapel staircase painted; Bow lane staircase painted; Cleaning near the servants quarters; Shutters repainted; shifting and moving things.

Received by the Rev Dr French