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Annotated with ?Diary of Henry Silver

With loose enclosures

Patronage Committee; Chancel Committee; Chapel Committee; new organ Association; Committee of the Church

Notes and papers relating to the revision of the College statutes.

Report by committee (1979); correspondence concerning membership of committee and security issues.

Reports and correspondence concerning terms of leave of absence.

Reports and correspondence on role of non-UTOs.

Report reviewing college lectureships.

Minutes and papers relating to those who attend or who are in touch with chapel worship in Caius

Minutes of meetings, reports and correspondence of committee.

Including Charles Sherrington. With correspondence between Christopher Brooke and John Kelsey.

scrap book - menus and programmes

Orders of service. The service in Commemoration of Benefactors developed from the duty of medieval colleges to commemorate the dead. It survived the Reformation, taking the form of 'thanks and praise to Almighty God for our Founders and all our Benefactors'. For several years in the nineteenth century the practice of reading the Commemoration at the evening chapel service on College feast days was discontinued, but the idea was revived by the Senior Tutor, E.S. Roberts in 1894 when a date in November was fixed for an annual commemoration service, with an updated form of service based upon a version of c.1700 being drawn up by Roberts, John Venn and the Dean in 1899.

Invitation to a feast that was cancelled due to continuing building work in Gonville Court

Menu and order of proceeding