Founded on the 21st February 1905, the Jeremy Taylor Society consisted of members of the College who were communicants of the Church of England. It was managed by a President, Vice-President and a Secretary who organised Christian meetings and a united Communion each term.
The club was named after a Caian, Jeremy Taylor (1613-1667) Bishop of Down and Connor.
The Shadwell Society was named after Thomas Shadwell who was admitted to Caius in 1656; and went on to become the Poet Laureate. The Society was founded in approximately 1942. The original society was the personal creation of E.K. Bennett, Fellow of Caius. It stated its complete renunciation of Dryden, while it organised the presentation of papers on various literary topics, visited local productions of the works studied, and held social meetings and charades. It has since become a dramatic society.
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Donated by V.A.L. Bradyll-Johnson, Commander RN. Lt-Cr Bradyll-Johnson came into residence as a Naval Officer in January 1919.
The 'patronage acre of the rectory of St, Michael's Coslany, Norwich was conveyed to the College with the adowson in 1441. It originally consisted of 3 roods called "Gundelf's", later "Gonville's", half acre. The estate was sold in 1861 by College order. No deed of sale was kept.
(Further information regarding the history of the estate is given in the Estates Chronicle, p.1)
Bought 1990, sold 2004.
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The Historical Society was founded in 1908 for members of Gonville and Caius College who were interested in history. It was organised by an elected President and Secretary and held at least three times during the Michaelmas and Lent terms. At these meetings papers were presented on various historical topics.
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Called 'Edmundus de G. rector ecclesie de T. Norwicensis diocesis'