University of Cambridge
Biography
The Tripos is the formal examinations of the University of Cambridge. It is commonly divided into two parts, which are taken successively. Hector Munro Chadwick (1870-1947) was professor of Anglo-Saxon at Cambridge University, 1912-1945. Queen Elizabeth visited Cambridge University in August 1564. Sir William Cecil, Secretary of State and Chancellor of the University, requested that a book be compiled of verses composed by members of the University in honour of the visit. Most of the colleges contributed verses, but King's College compiled its own volume. The book was presented to the Queen and returned by her to Cecil. A second volume, detailing college founders, benefactors and members, was prepared, but is now lost.
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Cambridge University: 'An expostulatory address of the undergraduates of the University of Cambridge to the Doctor and 36 Masters of Arts, met together at the [?] Tavern and adjourned to the eleventh of January', 1750
'Sent by the post to a gentleman of each College, in the University, Jany. the 4th. 1750.' They have not been consulted about changes in University for 'time immemorial'; hope that the right may be restored to them in remodelling of laws and customs and statutes; ask that a delegation may attend next meeting
Correspondence between Holbrook (one letter, carbon copy) and D. P. F. McCallum of the University of Cambridge (one letter), 29 Oct. 1993 (and undated)
Letters are to Holbrook unless otherwise stated.
Correspondence concerning honorary degress conferred during the Cambridge University vice-chancellorship of John Peile, 1891-1893
Degree Certificates, 1954-1974
Degree certificates for Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts awarded by the University of Cambridge on the 26 June 1954 and 8 February 1958 respectively. Also includes a certifying statement from Downing College dated 24 June 1974 confirming the dates Baxandall was a member of Downing College
Petition, Cambridge University, 3 May 1820
Petition of over 380 undergraduates to George IV on his accession, requesting the grant of a celebratory 'term'; possibly drawn up by Augustus Granville Stapleton, St John's; no evidence that it was presented
Programme of the ceremony for the award of honorary degrees in the University of Cambridge, 4 June 1953 (date of ceremony)
Printed booklet. Jawaharlal Nehru was one of the graduands.
S.S.F. Calleja: Letter to Cambridge University, 1889
Artificial collection of single item or small collection accessions. Mainly correspondence but includes other papers.
University of Cambridge, 1902-1903 (Circa)
Lists of signatures of examiners: History (1903), Medicine (1902 and n.d.), Mediaeval and Modern Languages (1903), Music (n.d.), Natural Sciences (1903), Oriental Studies (n.d. [before 1882]), Political Economy (n.d.), and Theology (1903) [individual signatures in this section have not been indexed below].
University of Cambridge: Papers relating to procedure on degree days, 1891-1892
Artificial collection of single item or small collection accessions. Includes correspondence, verses, notes and miscellaneous papers.
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