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Verses circulated on the occasion of the Bachelors commencement (or graduation) on the reverse of which is printed the list of wranglers, headed by Hamnett Holditch of Caius, as Senior Wrangler.

Copy letter to Catherine Hall from Frank Powell concerning

Correspondence & reports.

Silk and fur sash and medal (unattached)

Papers created by, and belonging to, other members of the McNair family. They had been stored with Lord McNair's papers.

Treasurer's records of the financial administration of the summer Ball held in the College.

Bearing College arms.

Programmes, ticket, poster, ticket application flyers, May Ball Committee photo

Documents and schedule for 78 Mawson Road; 80 Mawson Road, Transfer of Registered Title

Exhibition programme mentioning Parker's role as a benefactor to Caius.

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Also called liber matriculationes. These books actually record admissions of students to the College, whereas matriculation is the act of registration with the University. In some cases there are names recorded in these books which do not appear in the University matriculation registers.

The practice of recording admissions was established by Dr Caius in his statutes for the refounded College in the sixteenth century. He laid down the format of the record, which includes not only the name of the student and the date, but also birthplace, age, previous education, and his father's name, address and profession.

(See Biographical History Vol III for further information.)

Including a draft catalogue of the medieval library at the front of the volume