letter
Found in 4012 Collections and/or Records:
Letter to R. T. Caldwell as bursar enclosing 64b and requesting his attendance at a meeting of the Commissioners and of bursars on the following Tuesday, 1890-12-04
Most of these papers have either bursarial or tutorial significance, and many originate with E. H. Perowne or R. T. Caldwell. Their precise provenance was not recorded.
Letter to R. T. Caldwell asking to return the enclosed agreement signed and witnessed., 1872-12-12
Most of these papers have either bursarial or tutorial significance, and many originate with E. H. Perowne or R. T. Caldwell. Their precise provenance was not recorded.
Letter to R. T. Caldwell asking whether he can come to Cambridge between 10 and 17 August thus allowing a college meeting., 1890-08-02
The principal matter discussed is Blomfield's extension of the chapel. Reference also to S. S. Lewis.
Letter to R. T. Caldwell, bursar, 1892-06-23
Asks for cost of supplying copy of original deed (XL 8 (where?))
Letter to R. T. Caldwell, bursar, re Hawk Mill and liability of tenant there for repairs, with enclosures as below., 1889-06-01
Not present is the 1st promised enclosure: 'The original survey plan of the buildings at Little Wilbraham'.
Letter to R. T. Caldwell: he has had an interview with the Master and been assured that 'he would see that we were not put in a worse situation than before'. Refers Caldwell to the Master., 1873-11-12
Most of these papers have either bursarial or tutorial significance, and many originate with E. H. Perowne or R. T. Caldwell. Their precise provenance was not recorded.
Letter to R. T. Caldwell, Master, forwarding 78b-c., 1910-08-11
Letter to R. T. Caldwell reporting two payments into the college's bank account on the distribution of funds on the cessation of the powers of the Cambridge Improvement Commissioners, 1890-11-21
Also enclosing 63a.
Letter to R. T. Caldwell with reference to a memorandum made in the Registrar's Office in Great St Mary's church, 1872-12-17
Most of these papers have either bursarial or tutorial significance, and many originate with E. H. Perowne or R. T. Caldwell. Their precise provenance was not recorded.
Letter to R. T. Caldwell with replies to queries., 1910-09-07
Letter to Reginald Merac La Porte-Payne, then rector, returning items from 31 above and explaining to him the various sources of income, securities held, etc., 1950-02-06
Letter to Richard Hattersley enclosing 205.4b, 1801-02-16
The tenement, late in the occupation of John Dyson and now in that of Robert Richards, cordwainer, abuts (W) on the High Street, (N) on the tenement in the tenure of John Duport, (S) on a tenement in the tenure of Simon Adams and (E) on the yard belonging to Duport's tenement. Dimensions given.
Letter to Richard Kirby of Cambridge summoning him immediately 'at which time your shall know our further pleasure', 1549-06-10
Includes Acts of Parliament and other public documents and some documents relating to the university, but not specifically to the college.
Letter to Richard Love, 1636-03-15
Sir Edmund promises to make a contribution towards the chapel if the Archbishop shall have it consecrated. His cousin Nathaniel comes to the college in 5 days time.
Letter to Richard Love, 1641-01-26
He is sorry to have missed Love in London. The schoolmaster at Redgrave tells him that there are scholars fitting for choice.
Letter to Richard Love, 1641-02-15
Letter to Richard Love, 1642-06-12
He thanks Love for the preferment of Cushing [Samuel Cushing was elected a Borage scholar on 31 May 1642]. 'We have never a scholar fitting now for the university but we have a new schoolmaster who I hope shall make good scholars by his diligence and care in teaching.'
Letter to Richard Love, 1643-02-06
Letter to Richard Love, 1646-02-12
He thanks Love for a recent vist and reports that there are no suitable scholars from the school whose friends are willing for them to be so 'disposed of'; the election of scholars to fill vacant Bacon scholarships therefore falls on the master and fellows.
Letter to Richard Love, 1646-07-13
Letter to Richard Love, 1646-07-29
'Mr Scambler, who desired me to write unto you concerning the scholar, informed me according to the letter I wrote unto you, which letter I shewed to him to peruse before I sealed it, and he liked it, but his information proving false I have done with him.'
Bacon also says that he is behind with payments, but adds in a postscript that the money due at Lady Day last is paid.
Letter to Richard Love, 1647-04-14
There is a suitable candidate for a scholarship in the school. And another, whose friends are not willing for him to go. Comments on the effects of 'these troublesome times' on the school.
Letter to Richard Love, 1636-02 - 1636-03
The Earl of Holland is prepared to defend the college to the king if it makes elections according to their oaths and statutes.
Lucas writes of conversations on the subject at court, of the imminent case between Mr Cokes and Dr [Thomas] Batchcroft before the Chancellor and the Archbishop of Canterbury, and of those refused mandate degrees at the recent visit of the Chancellor to the university.
Letter to Richard Love, 1649-11-26
He writes, at the behest of Mr Withers, to solicit a Bacon scholarship for [William] Withers, [admitted as a pensioner, 5 July, 1647, and as a scholar, 18 Dec. 1649].
Letter to Richard Love asking whether the Fellows are returned and willing jointly to give him any answer., 1648-09-29
8p should be at the start of the sequence.