Abstracted from the Bursar's Books.
DeanWith letter from author (Fiona Marshall, doctoral student at University of Sheffield)
Marshall, Fiona'The Gates of Humility, Virtue and Honour at Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, and the influence of Italy on John Caius and on their design'
Knight, CarolineWith copies of entries in register of marriages, witnessed by Nelson, when aged about 10 or 11. Nelson's father was the Rector of the Parish Church at Burnham Thorpe.
Excepted in XXXVIII, 05.
James VI and I; Ferrers, Edward; Philips, FrancisDetermination of the difference between the Parson of Rushmere and the Vicar of Mutford concerning the tithes of the two parishes; determination of a like controversy between the Parson of Carleton Colvill and Parson of Barnby. ['These two agreements are transcribed into Dr Legge's suvrey book 1585']
With letter re Reading Room - Oborne Estate and explanatory note, written 1953:
'In 1920 the Oborne Estate (about 577 acres) was advertised for sale by auction, but the Dorset County Council applied to buy it for small holdings, and it was eventually agreed to sell it to them in consideration of an annuity of £950 a year, which was based on a selling price of £18,500, and the auction sale was cancelled. The site of the reading room was only part of the estate which the College reserved. Finding that we have no duplicate or copy of the conveyance I wrote to the Clerk of the Dorset County Council and also the Ministry of Agriculture, and attached is a copy of a letter dated 15th September 1953 from the County Land Agent and a copy of the certificate of annuity which is held by the Ministry of Agriculture. The plan referred to in the letter from the County Land Agent is in a file with the tenancy agreement relating to the reading room.'
Reads: 'Lady Margaret V, St John's College, Cambridge, bumping race crew, was bumped yesterday by Caius III into a motor launch. The bows were smashed off. The four heaviest men, seated in the stern, rowed the wrecked shell back to the boathouse. The other four ran back - about two miles'.
With order form for reprint 2001.
Gilly, William Stephen (1789-1855)