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Witnesses: Peter de Hotot; Walter de Kingeston; Nigel de Hot; William Pein de Kingemere; William de Tratri; William Faunardie; William de Humtune

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They also covenant to enter into a bond in £20 to the Master and Fellows of Trinity Hall not to alienate it.

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See also under Chamberleyn deeds

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Witnesses: Geoffrey Fabrarius; Walter le Hunte; Godegrey le Mercer; Elyas de Greenston; William de Norfolk; William de York; Walter the Clerk.

Scope and Contents The property comprises a mansion house, or site of the late priory of Fineshade with its demesne lands and all his freehold messuages, lands, etc., in Fineshade, Blatherwick, Laxton and Dodington, Northants; the manor of Cotterstock, Northants, with the Hall Woods; the Provest Closes at Cotterstock; and all other lands, privileges, etc. at Cotterstock, Southwick and Glapthorn; the rectory and glebe lands at Cotterstock; the manor and hamlet of Elmington in the parish of Oundle; the manor and...

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Witnesses: John de Cotes; Richard de Arderne; John Barker; William Hosteller; Edmund Pepper, clerk

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The tenement lies between a tenement of Master Roger de Harleston and the King's Ditch and abuts on Roger de Harleston's tenement and on the king's highway.
Witnesses: Stephen son of John Morice, mayor; Master Rogert de Harleston; John Wyth; John de Essex; Roger de Refham.

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The shops lie between a tenement of Thomas Rathford (S) and a college tenement leased to Richard Bowyer (N).
Witnesses: John Gainsford, mayor; John Herris; John Bilney; Simon Bentybow; Roger Falcon, clerk.
Notes on dorse: 'Redditus solut' cantarie beate marie iijs vjd viz pro xijs quiet clamatus

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No. 1 not used. No. 116 relates to Swaffham; No. 178 is now 207A
Also included are holdings in the nearby parishes of Milton (Middleton), Cottenham (Cotenham), Impington (Impiton or Empiton), and elsewhere

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viz. that when the appropriation to the college takes place and the revenues are received, subject to the reservation of the portion due to the vicar, the above distribution to 500 poor people in parishes of churches appropriated to the college shall take effect.
Witnesses as in 46, with the substitution of Gilbert Bernard for Richard Sprotford

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The land lies lengthwise between land of the said Walter and land of the said Richard, abutting (N) on the said Richard's wood and (S) on the meadow of William Thomas.

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Witnesses: Richard Tuliet; John Pittock; Bartholomew Morice; Richard le Tableter; John Wyth; Nicholas Pawe

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Witnesses: Ernisius Mercator; Henry Nadun; Roger de Ely; Richard Bateman; Richard his son; Robert Whitesmith;; William Bate 'le Ferur'.
Endorsed: Non est necesse transcribi quia terminus preteritur

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The messuage lies between the little lane of Henneye and a hostel of Michaelhouse and abuts on the King's Ditch and on the highway.
Witnesses: Stephen Morice, junior, mayor; William de Horwode; Richard de Arderne; Henry le Clerk; William le Chapman.
Endorsed: Indentura henabbay iuxta Aula trinitatis ex parte australi.

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The patronage of the living was accepted by the college in 1929 from the trustees of the Rev. George Walker Hall (1875), Vicar of Norton since 1888 and Rector from 1926, in accordance with his known wishes.
For further details of the parish see Bury, p. 286

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Ollyet has sold to Ward all his messuages in Aylsham and thereabouts; he will now buy back the Black Boys Inn for £100 plus interest within one year.

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Witnesses: Philip Williams and John Brasbone, NP

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The property concerned lies in Godmanchester, and the document has no connection with the college as such.

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The rectory of Alford was bequeathed to the college by John Green, Master 1750-64, Bishop of Lincoln 1761-78, for the purpose of purchasing annually three pieces of plate for presentation to undergraduates who distinguished themselves academically; he also gave £100 for the renewal of the lease (see, in more detail, Lamb's edition of Masters' History of the College at p. 247. and no. 2, below).

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Recites deeds from 1790

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XVIII 77 has been re-classified as XII 56A (CCCC09/aa/56A). Nos. 198, 228, 232-234, 248 not used.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: The estate was purchased by Dr John Spencer, Master 1667-93, in 1687 for £3600, with an annual value of £200, and settled by Deed of Gift on the College for the augmentation of the Mastership, Fellowships, Scholarships and various other purposes.(see Masters, Appendix no. LIII (pp. 79-80).It was sold in 1929 for £3425 (Bury, p. 165).The two items under 43 have been reclassified as 39a and 40c.No. 60, which relates to St Bene't's parish has been reassigned to XVIII 237.41. Nos 68...

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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.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: The estate was purchased at Lady Day 1757 from Alderman Marshall for £888 on condition that the college should receive the rents from that time and pay 4% interest for the purchase money till the whole should be paid to Mr Marshall. £400 were advanced at Midsummer in part of the purchase, and the remaining £488 were paid at Christmas 1757. At the same time were paid £8 17s 6d, a quarter of year's interest of the whole sum, and £9 15s, half a year's interest on £488. Of the purchase money...

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: The estate was purchased at Lady Day 1757 from Alderman Marshall for £888 on condition that the college should receive the rents from that time and pay 4% interest for the purchase money till the whole should be paid to Mr Marshall. £400 were advanced at Midsummer in part of the purchase, and the remaining £488 were paid at Christmas 1757. At the same time were paid £8 17s 6d, a quarter of year's interest of the whole sum, and £9 15s, half a year's interest on £488. Of the purchase money...