The property had passed from Archbishop Parker to his son John and thence to Sir George Paul; Josias Horne and his wife Frances and John Parker's son Matthew also acquiring parts of the property. The college sues Sir George for £60 arrears in payment of the annuity. Sir George countersues.

Records relating to, more often than generated by, students, including old members.. See also under Dean, Tutor and Praelector.

An elaborate and eloquent document listing, among other things, Fletcher's services to the college as dean and Greek lecturer and his zeal in preaching. Signed by Norgate, as Master, and 7 fellows.

The letters are framedvery much as those for Richard Fletcher at 56, above, and specify his holding the offices of dean and philosophy lecturer.

Nos 1, 12, 17-18, 21-22, 24, 26 and 28-31 relate to St Michael's parish, Cambridge, and are boxed in that sequence with XIII 1-24. Nos. 42, R5 not used.
Membrane 6 of 09/35/141 has records of the court baron at Chatteris for 1636 and 1639.

Nos 5, 5a-5f in Mawson's list (03/4/1).

The grounds are, basically, his inability to keep residence and his holding of ecclesiastical benefices. The letter reports on decisions made at a meeting the previous day (see Chapter Book 1709-52, f.2v)

Some small fees remain from which he has paid 35s to the collector of taxes.

4 autograph letters, signed, with typescript transcripts.
1 autograph letter, signed, from Frances Cornford to Geoffrey Keynes enclosing Rupert Brooke's letters.

Letter re tenant at his professorial lodge (Woolnough), re Willats and search for preferment; undated copy of letter from Frere to Hewett, possible re lodge; letter re changing dates of lecturing; letter re Frere giving up claims to land in Fellows Garden; letter laying claim to occupation of garden ground as Professor of Medicine (East Lodge Garden), 1833.

Letters and draft reply.

78 autograph letters, signed, and 4 autograph postcards, signed. 1919-28, undated.
This file also includes a printed note from the executors of Henry Festing Jones dated Dec. 1928.

This section includes RB's letters to her parents, 1955-1976 (listed as GCPP Bishop 2/1); it also includes some letters to RB from various friends, chiefly male friends from Cambridge, written during the late 1950s and early 1960s.

The papers listed here comprise chiefly letters from Ethel Sargant to Agnes Arber (née Robertson), 1897-1917; also a few from E S to A A’s husband, Edward Alexander Newell Arber 1907-09, and a few to Professor Francis Wall Oliver 1906-18.

The papers of Hilda Sebastian listed here consist essentially of letters written by her to her mother during her years at Girton College and letters written to her by her close friend Hurrion Rushmer from 1918-1921. The collection also includes some photographs; examination papers and degree certificates; and a few ephemeral items.

Correspondence to and from FPR. Includes posthumous material.

This series contains correspondence between Eric Milner-White and other individuals. Original letters written from Eric Milner-White to others are filed in the EMW/X section.

This file contains letters of congratulation on J.M. Keynes' election to the Court, September-October 1941 and discussions concerning the future governor and Bank personnel, October 1942, the celebrations to mark the 250th anniversary of the Bank's charter, 1944 and the Bank of England Bill, 1946.

Documents in this file cover the subjects of J.M. Keynes' donations to charity via the National Council of Social Service Benevolent Fund, his income tax liabilities and, with Joan Robinson, the establishment of a memorial fund for Erwin Rothbarth, 1945.

This sub-series contains papers concerning a variety of matters including J.M. Keynes' election, the school's finances, examination of King's Scholars, the Dames pension fund, estate management, bursarial offices, masters' salaries, and the War Damage Act.

This series comprises papers concerning the evidence given by J.M. Keynes before the Royal Commission.