| Title |
University Registry guard books |
| Reference |
GBR/0265/CUR |
| Creator |
Registry |
| Covering Dates |
1327–2000 |
| Extent and Medium |
40 metres; paper |
| Repository |
Cambridge University Archives |
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| Content and context |
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The guard books were assembled from the 1860s onwards to accommodate loose papers and are the precursors to modern subject files. They comprise documents of all kinds on every aspect of University administration; for example, accounting, professorships, degrees, University officers, property, and relations with the town of Cambridge.
There are lists of the contents compiled by Registrary Luard (1862-91) and successors at the front of each volume. Titles are recorded as given on the spine of each volume. The contents of several guard books have been removed and reclassified, with the result that the following references are no longer used: CUR 1, 40, 50.2-3, 66-66.3, 67, 74-5, 77-77.2, 101.1-4, 123-123.2, 127.
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Access and Use
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Please cite as Cambridge University Archives, University Registry guard books, CUR |
| Further information |
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A separate hard copy list of most of the contents, but not later twentieth century insertions, is in UA In.5-7.
The online catalogue for Janus was completed in April 2005 and emended in August 2006, August 2007, April 2008, December 2009, December 2010 and September 2011.
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| Index Terms |
| Administration |
| University/CUR contains: |
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1.2-1.2.1
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Chests.
2 volumes. |
1363–1732 |
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1.3
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Cautions for Loans; University Lands; Laws of Sewers, etc.
1 volume. |
1489–1872 |
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2, 4-13, 15, 19
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Miscellanea M.S.
14 volumes. |
1506–1952 |
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3
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Commons; Drains; Sewers; Conduit, etc.
3 volumes. |
1575–1894 |
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14
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Stokys's Alm Houses. Contents:. 1. Copy of the inscription on a brass plate at Stokys's Almshouses in King St., 1585;. 2. Note of the will of Matthew Stokys;. 3. Account of the Almshouses given by Matthew Stokys to the University;. 4. Testamentum Mathei Stokys, 17 Nov. 1590;. 4a. Printed extracts from the Will for Endowments of the University, ed. 1876;. 5. Audit of the years 1592, 1593, 1594, 1595, 1596;. 6. Account of Matt. Stokys' legacy, 1596;. 7. Audit 1600, 1603-1628;. 8. Receipt of Elizabeth Stoakes, 1628;. 9. Certificate of Elizabeth Stoakes being alive, 5 Apr. 1630;. 10. Audit 1629, 1630;. 11. Receipt of Elizabeth Stoakes, 1630;. 11a. Grace for Syndics to treat with Mr E. Ventris for his right of inheritance to land etc. given by Matthew Stokys, 2 Oct. 1636;. 11b. Power of Attorney for receiving the Chequer etc. at Chesterton given for a term of 3 years by Matthew Stokys, 2 Apr. 1636;. 12. Audit 1631-56;. 13(1). Order for Mr Brooke to have the lands from Michaelmas 1657 at £10 per annum;. (2). Letter from Mr Brooke to Registrary Whinn inclosing the above paper, 1 Feb. 1659;. 14. Audit 1657-59;. 15. Order for payment to the widows, 26 Feb. 1660;. 16. Audit 1660;. 17. Order for payment of 39s 11d to the widows, 29 Dec. 1662;. 18. Audit 1662-63;. 19. Orders for payment of 40s 13d, Mar. 1664, 4 Jan. 1663;. 20. Order for payment of £3, 22 Jan. 1665;. 21. Audit 1665;. 22. Receipts for 1667;. 23. Order for payment of 40s, 28 Jan. 1667;. 24. Registrary's receipt for this 40s for the widows;. 25. Audit 1667, 1668;. 26. Payments to the widows 1671, 1672;. 27. Audit 1675-83;. 28. Certificate that Cicely, wife of James Cheslyn is one of the daughters of Matthew Stokys of New Alresford, Hants, 7 Oct. 1607;. 29. Receipt of James and Cicely Stokes for £20 due by the will of Matthew Stokys, Oct. 1607;. 30. Receipt for work done at the Almshouses 1610-38, and various receipts of Elizabeth Stokys;. 31. Receipts for the crop of osier rods in the holt at Chesterton, 1654-60;. 32. Order for payment of 40s, 28 Feb. 1666;. 33. Receipts for work done and payments to the widows, 1667-71;. 34. Audits of Matthew Whinn, 1667, 1675;. 35. Receipts for work done, 1671-85;. 36. Audit of 1597, 1598;. 37. Aquittances of Matthew Stokys for 17s 8d rent due from the University, 1592, 1593;. 38. Receipts of Robert Stokys for £5 due to him by will of his father Matthew half yearly, 1593-99;. 39. Receipts of Mary Stokys for £20, 12 Nov. 1598;. 40. Letter of Attorney of Agnes Stokys to her father to receive the legacy of Matthew Stokys, 3 Mar. 1603;. 41. Copies of the above audits, Thomas Brooke, Esquire Bedell 1591-1622, Richard Reding 1623-26, Thomas Buck 1627-67, Matthew Whinn 1667, and others up to 1700;. 42. Sale of the Almshouses in 1861.
1 volume. |
1585–1861 |
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16
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Degradations and Suspensions.
1 volume. |
1586–1866 |
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17
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Court Leets. Court rolls, arranged and mounted by Registrary Luard in 1873; rebound in February 1954. List of contents by Luard. Contents as follows:. 1-14: presentments: breaches of the assize of bread and drink; defective weights and measures; regrators of onions, garlic, butter, soap, mustard, cheese and corn; excessive mill-toll; sale of ale in unsigned house. The steward of the court presides, 1382-3, 1390-9, 1407-8, 1415-22; see especially at 2: orders given by ministerii cancellarii; at 4: presentments of events in Sturbridge Fair; at 13: announcement by Vice-Chancellor that those using balances will be prosecuted before the Chancellor and his Commissary; at 14: arrangement of entries by class of offence and amount of fine paid;. 15-45: presentments: breaches of assize; illicit games (bowling alleys, lusum cum calculis, slide thrist); houses of luxury and incontinence; sheltering of strangers; public nuisances; illegal nets and traps; inn-signs; unsworn apprentices; illegal slaughtering, cooking and eating of meat on fast days; also occasional lists of the View of Frankpledge, 1568-87; see especially at 19: Proctors named as presidents, 20 Apr. 1571; this continues intermittently thereafter; at 24: unapprenticed workmen: William Sellendyn, dowchman, exercebat mysteria diversa in quibus non fuit edoctus apprenticius, videlicet vitreando pingendo et opera plumbea tractando, 1574; at 25: presentments of unlicensed surgeons; at 29: affrays; at 32: presentments of use of dripping by chandlers, unlicensed surgeons, including a woman; at 34: presentments of failure to carry weights to the Proctors for sealing and keeping shop windows open at time of divine service; at 37: Robert Laurence, alias Plomer, se male gerit infra hanc villam viz. est scortator et sagitat in bombo cum hayleshott, fined £20; at 42: John Kemer presented 'for that he did not send for Mr Proctures to taste his wine, nor brought in his pottes to be sealed'; at 43: Mr Burwell and Thomas Wylynson, bookbinder, for buying and selling books, not having been apprenticed; at 45: Hugh, the virginall maker, Thomas Hobson, carrier, for ingrossing wheat;. 46: 1589-90;. 47-48: illegal games (a bowling alley, fencing school, and dancing school); Hugh Burwell, bookbinder and unapprenticed stationer; unlicencsed surgeons, 1597-8;. 49: 1601-2;. 50: slide-groat boards and night vagabonds, 1611-12;. 51: 1615-16.
1 volume. |
1383–1615 |
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18-18.2
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Great St Mary's Church.
3 volumes. |
1478–1925 |
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20
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Registrary.
3 volumes. |
1548–1950 |
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21
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M.S. Inventories. Comprise probate inventories, as follows:. 1. Wylliam Morys (Clare Hall) 27 Sept. 1560;. 2. William Lammas (cook of Queens' College) 1560;. 3. Alys Robynson 18 Mar. 1560;. 4. Henry Hawes (Trinity College) 1560;. 5. Robert Pember (Trinity College) 14 May 1560;. 6. William Pearson (dyer) 1560;. 7. Griffith Jones LLB (Clare Hall, parson of Ashleye) 26 Oct. 1562;. 8. William Holland (surgeon) 29 Oct. 1562;. 9. William Chestney 17 Nov. 1562;. 10. John Lakyn STB [BD] (Master of Jesus College) 31 Jul. 1563;. 11. Richard Tomlynson (of Little St. Mary's) 20 Mar. 1564;. 12. Thomas Layton MA (Peterhouse) 9 Oct. 1565;. 13. Nycholas Badcocke 1565;. 14. John Pyckard (Scholar of Christ's College) 25 Aug. 1566;. 15. John Dakins MA (St. John's College) 1566;. 16. Richard Kynge MA (Christ's College) 21 Mar. 1567;. 17. Edward Buckenham LLB (Trinity Hall) 12 Jun. 1568;. 18. Joane Butler (widow) 1 Mar. 1568;. 19. Thomas Edwards LLB (Trinity Hall) 3 Aug. 1568;. 20. Thomas Cryer MA (pensioner in Queens' College) 1 Jul. 1568;. 21. Margarette Adyson (widow, laundress of Catharine Hall [St. Catharine's College]) 30 Apr. 1568;. 22. Harald Marten 15 Mar. 1568;. 23. John Stokes STP (Master of Queens' College) 3 May 1568;. 24. Martyn Parkynson MA (Trinity College) 6 Jul. 1569;. 25. Joane Martyn 1569;. 26. James Kaye MA (Trinity College) 26 Oct. 1569;. 27. William Lyffe MA (Trinity College) 30 Jun. 1569;. 28. Edward Martine (of Meldreth);. 29. Mathew Broocke (of Fulborne);. 30. Edward Robinson (of Melborne) 23 Oct.;. 31. Mr Brown;. 32. William Gatts;. 33. Thomas Halle (yeoman at Haddenham) 23 Sept. 1611;. 34. Edward Saunders alias Cutbird (of Boxworth) 13 Mar. 1612;. 35. Clement Seetree (of Whaddon) 30 Nov. 1612;. 36. Thomas Payne 2 May 1612;. 37. William Upwoodde (of Little St. Mary's [parish]) 3 Apr. 1612;. 38. Samuel Sympson (tailor, St. Botolph's [parish]) 27 Aug. 1613;. 39. Nicholas Harris (of Elsworth) 4 Jul. 1613;. 40. John Beeton (of Melborne, husbandman) 11 Nov. 1613;. 41. Thomas Elderton (of Conington) 6 Sept. 1613;. 42. William Richardson (butcher, St. Clement's [parish]) 22 Apr. 1614;. 43. Robert Burges (of Fulborne) 23 Apr. 1614;. i. John Warde 12 Nov. 1639;. ii. Francis Wilford, Dean of Ely, Master of Corpus Christi College and Vice-Chancellor 7 Aug. 1667;. 44. Peter Dent MB 24 Sept. 1689;. 45. Hartoake Jordan (Magdalene College) 11 Feb. 1690/1;. 46. Ephraim Howard MA (Queens' College) 20 Dec. 1690;. 47. Roger Mansuer (Corpus Christi College) 26 Feb. 1690/1;. 48. William Gould BD (St. John's College) 9 Aug. 1690;. 49. John Hawkshaw 2 Jun. 1690;. 50. William Dickenson MA (Pembroke College) 19 Jun. 1690;. 51. James Everard (manciple of Christ's College) 10 Mar. 1690/1;. 52. Zachariah Peeat 27 Aug. 1691;. 53. Honorah Loosemore 19 Feb. 1691/2;. 54. Anne Dankes 22 Feb. 1691/2;. 55. Richard Kaniton or Knighton 8 Oct. 1691;. 56. Walter Leet (porter of Gonville and Caius College) 25 Oct. 1691;. 57. Henry Compton (tailor) 22 Jan. 1691/2;. 58. Robert Scarrow (of St. Michael's [parish]) 20 Apr. 1691;. 59. Matthew Fitch (bricklayer) 20 Mar. 1691/2;. 60. Titus Austen (printer, 'famulus scholarius sive scholarium') 20 Nov. 1692;. 61. Margarett Bankes 11 Jun. 1691;. 62. Barnham Bernard (Jesus College) 23 Nov. 1692;. 63. Henry Spurgeon 13 Dec. 1692;. 64. William Crosley (of All Saints [parish]) 1692;. 65. Peirce Brackenbury MD (St. John's College) 27 Jun. 1692;. 66. Edmund Mathewes (Sidney Sussex College) 13 Jun. 1692;. 67. Henry Lane (Trinity College) 28 Apr. 1692;. 68. Walter Carpenter (cutler) 23 Mar. 1693/4;. 69. John Gardner 25 Dec. 1693;. 70. Magdelyn Graves (of St. Mary's [parish]) 3 Mar. 1693;. 71. Agnes Crossley 13 Apr. 1693;. 72. William Hinton (vintner) 1 Aug. 1693;. 73. William Atkinson 24 May 1694;. 74. Nathaniel Coga STP [DD] (Master of Pembroke College) 25 Apr. 1694;. 75. Eliza Broughton 28 Jun. 1694;. 76. Eliza Reddington (of Little St. Mary's [parish]);. 77. Richard Ramsey (of Little St. Mary's [parish]) 3 May 1694;. 78. Isabella Bryan (of St. Botolph's [parish]) 1694;. 79. Edward Huck (butler of Clare Hall) 1694;. 80. William Lincorne/Lincolne 1694;. 81. George Leavett 1694;. 82. Susan Fitch 1694;. 83. Henry Dickinson (stationer) 1695;. 84. Eliza Bird 1695;. 85. George Mapletoft (Pembroke College) 1695;. 86. Richard Oldham (St John's College) 1695;. 87. John Stubbing (barber) 1695;. 88. Thomas Perkings (barber, St. Mary's [parish]) 1695;. 89. Edward Mulliner (of Great St. Mary's [parish]) 1696;. 90. Daniell Mayes 1696;. 91. William Graves (bookseller, Great St. Mary's [parish]) 1696;. 92. Robert Twells LLD (Commissary of the University) 1696;. 93. Joseph Lowther 1696;. 94. Charles Squire (Peterhouse) 1700;. 95. Wilebore Harrison (Trinity College) 1729;. 96. John Sommers (Trinity College) 3 Nov. 1760.
1 volume. |
1560–1760 |
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22
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Oxford; Dublin.
1 volume. |
1394–1917 |
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23
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London; Durham; Cadetships; Interpreters; Foreign Universities.
1 volume. |
1826–1919 |
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23.1
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Foreign Universities.
1 volume. |
1886–1924 |
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24-24.2
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Addresses.
3 volumes. |
1715–1977 |
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25
|
Botanick Garden.
2 volumes. |
1717–1925 |
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26-26.2
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Livings.
3 volumes. |
1444–1926 |
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27-27*
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Royal, etc., Visits.
2 volumes. |
1614–1904 |
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28.1
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Economics and the Associated Branches of Political Science.
1 volume. |
1902–1926 |
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28.1.1-3
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Degrees, B.A., M.A.
3 volumes. |
1579–1925 |
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28.2-28.2.2.1
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Divinity Faculty.
5 volumes. |
1467–1927 |
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28.3-28.3.2
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Law Faculty.
3 volumes. |
1627–1933 |
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28.4
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Medical Faculty.
6 volumes. |
1684–1926 |
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28.5
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B.A. Degree (Ordinary).
4 volumes. |
1819–1931 |
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28.6
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Mathematical Tripos.
3 volumes. |
1649–1926 |
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28.7-28.7.1
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Classical Tripos.
2 volumes. |
1821–1926 |
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28.8
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Moral Sciences Tripos.
1 volume. |
1848–1925 |
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28.9
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Natural Sciences Tripos.
1 volume. |
1851–1925 |
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28.10-28.10.1
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Historical Tripos.
2 volumes. |
1868–1926 |
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28.11-28.11.4
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Previous and General Examinations.
4 volumes. |
1822–1926 |
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28.12-28.12*
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Civil Service of India.
1 volume, 1 bundle. |
1875–1938 |
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28.13
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Indian Languages Tripos; Semitic Languages Tripos; Oriental Languages Tripos.
1 volume. |
1871–1926 |
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28.14
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Studies Syndicate; Double Honours; Arrangements for Honours Exams.
1 volume. |
1875–1921 |
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28.14.1
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B.A. Honours.
1 volume. |
1921–1924 |
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28.15-28.15.2
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Degrees in Science and Letters.
3 volumes. |
1882–1927 |
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28.16
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Medieval and Modern Languages Tripos.
1 volume. |
1875–1926 |
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28.17
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Mechanical Sciences Tripos.
1 volume. |
1885–1926 |
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28.18
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Geography.
1 volume. |
1886–1933 |
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29-29.2.1
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Observatory.
3 volumes. |
1818–1929 |
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30, 110
|
Museums.
6 volumes. |
1816–1933 |
|
31
|
Library.
6 volumes, 3 sets of folders. |
1557–1926 |
|
32
|
Burwell.
3 volumes. |
1540–1946 |
|
33
|
Cambridge University Press.
8 volumes. |
1552–1924 |
|
34
|
Barton.
1 volume. |
1613–1894 |
|
35
|
Taxors.
1 volume. |
1559–1856 |
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36.1
|
Ship Money and Lists of Privileged Persons.
1 volume. |
1635–1678 |
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36.2
|
Privileged Persons and Claims of Cognizance.
1 volume. |
1524–1855 |
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37
|
Town.
10 volumes. |
1382–1922 |
|
38
|
Prizes, Scholarships and Studentships.
7 volumes. |
1537–1933 |
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38*
|
Prizes, Scholarships, etc. in Common.
1 volume. |
1858–1933 |
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39 etc
|
Professors.
76 volumes. |
1502–1973 |
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39.25
|
Hulsean Trust, accounts, Lecture and Professor.
4 volumes. |
1647–1926 |
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39.54*1
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Cambridge University Air-Squadron: a history, 1925-1975 (1975); The history of Cambridge University Air Squadron, 1925-2000 (2000).
2 volumes in packet. |
1975–2000 |
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41-41.5
|
Proctors.
1 volume. |
1548–1935 |
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42
|
Worts' Endowments.
2 volumes. |
1709–1928 |
|
43-43.1
|
High Steward.
2 volumes. |
1549–1966 |
|
44
|
Vice-Chancellor.
2 volumes. |
1574–1925 |
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45-45.2
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Orator.
3 volumes. |
1522–1934 |
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46-46.2
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Senate House.
3 volumes. |
1673–1925 |
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47-47.2
|
Finance.
3 volumes. |
1875–1934 |
|
48
|
Appointments Association.
1 volume. |
1899–1933 |
|
48*
|
Commissary and Deputy.
1 volume. |
1868–1955 |
|
49.2*
|
Chancellor; Commissary. Includes list of Chancellors 1265-1458 made in the early 19th century.
1 volume. |
1504–1900 |
|
49-49.2
|
Chancellor.
4 volumes. |
1748–1977 |
|
50-50.4
|
Representatives in Parliament.
3 volumes. |
1603–1934 |
|
51-51.1
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Rede Lecturer.
2 volumes. |
1568–1926 |
|
52
|
Lady Margaret's Preacher.
1 volume. |
1504–1925 |
|
53-53.1
|
Council of the Senate.
2 volumes. |
1856–1925 |
|
54, 54.2
|
Plague.
2 volumes. |
1555–1656 |
|
55
|
Museums and Lecture Rooms.
4 volumes. |
1828–1934 |
|
55.5
|
University Buildings Syndicate.
1 volume. |
1910–1933 |
|
56
|
Sidgwick Memorial: Sidgwick Lectureship in Moral Science.
1 volume. |
1900–1931 |
|
57
|
Local Examinations and Local Lectures.
4 volumes. |
1857–1933 |
|
57*
|
Extra-Mural Studies.
1 volume. |
1923–1927 |
|
58
|
Training of Teachers.
1 volume. |
1877–1926 |
|
59-59.1
|
Schools.
2 volumes. |
1862–1968 |
|
60-60.1
|
Non-Collegiate Students.
2 volumes. |
1867–1924 |
|
61-61.2
|
Higher Education of Women.
4 volumes. |
1880–1933 |
|
62-62.2
|
General Board of Studies.
3 volumes. |
1882–1926 |
|
63-63.1
|
Antiquarian Collections.
2 volumes. |
1879–1924 |
|
64
|
University Volunteers Rifle Club; Instructions in Military Sciences; Commissions in the Army.
1 volume. |
1895–1925 |
|
65
|
Ovington: Rustat.
1 volume. |
1544–1921 |
|
67
|
Sturbridge Fair; Sturbridge Chapel House Estate.
1 volume. |
1601–1867 |
|
68
|
Stanford Bequest.
1 volume. |
1881–1924 |
|
69-69.2
|
Wills.
3 volumes. |
1327–1927 |
|
70
|
Studies and Examinations Syndicate appointed 26 Nov. 1903.
1 volume. |
1903–1919 |
|
72
|
Certificates and Testimonials.
1 volume. |
1513–1888 |
|
73-73*, 76
|
Triposes.
3 volumes. |
1513–1894 |
|
78-81
|
University Miscellaneous.
3 volumes. |
1512–1877 |
|
82-6, 88-96, 104
|
Colleges and Hostels.
19 volumes. |
1400–1976 |
|
97
|
Commission.
2 volumes. |
1850–1882 |
|
98
|
Acts of Parliament on Tithes, Plurality, etc.
1 volume. |
1833–1868 |
|
99-99.1
|
Bedells.
2 volumes. |
1550–1936 |
|
100-100.1
|
Balfour Memorial.
2 volumes. |
1882–1925 |
|
101
|
Affiliation of Universities, Local Colleges and Lecture Centres.
1 volume. |
1878–1926 |
|
102-102.1
|
Marshal.
2 volumes. |
1623–1923 |
|
103
|
Capitation Tax; Fees Syndicate; Back Dues; Degrees by Proxy etc.
1 volume. |
1825–1921 |
|
105
|
Statutes.
1 volume. |
1882–1925 |
|
105*
|
Power of the University to alter Trusts by Statute.
1 volume. |
1933–1949 |
|
106
|
Fire Prevention.
1 volume. |
1873–1914 |
|
107
|
Commemoration of Benefactors.
1 volume. |
1869–1954 |
|
108*
|
Animal Pathology.
1 volume. |
1923–1928 |
|
108-108.3
|
Agriculture.
4 volumes. |
1890–1932 |
|
109*
|
Diploma in Psychological Medicine.
1 volume. |
1911–1925 |
|
109-109.1
|
State Medicine.
2 volumes. |
1874–1930 |
|
111-111.2
|
British Association.
4 volumes. |
1833–1965 |
|
112
|
Statutes Revision Syndicate, 1849-1856; Council and Commission, 1856-60.
1 volume. |
1849–1860 |
|
113.I-V
|
Readers and Lecturers.
5 volumes. |
1878–1929 |
|
114-114.1
|
Electoral Roll.
2 volumes. |
1856–1925 |
|
115
|
Special Board for Biology and Geology.
1 volume. |
1890–1926 |
|
116-116.2
|
Advanced Students.
4 volumes. |
1890–1926 |
|
117
|
Sites.
1 volume. |
1895–1926 |
|
118
|
Abolition of Tests 1834, 1870.
1 volume. |
1833–1870 |
|
119
|
Endowment of the University 1897.
1 volume. |
1897–1925 |
|
120
|
Select Preachers.
1 volume. |
1858–1921 |
|
121
|
Hort Memorial Fund.
1 volume. |
1893–1918 |
|
122
|
Benefactions of John Crane.
1 volume. |
1617–1950 |
|
124
|
Lodging House Syndicate.
1 volume. |
1818–1925 |
|
125
|
Special Board for Physics and Chemistry.
1 volume. |
1892–1926 |
|
126
|
Business Rooms 1890-1904; Retirements and Pensions 1896-1928.
1 volume. |
1890–1928 |
|
128
|
Mining Engineering.
1 volume. |
1904–1925 |
|
129
|
Jubilee of Sir G.G. Stokes, 1- 2 June 1899.
1 volume. |
1898–1901 |
|
130
|
Anthropology: Board for.
1 volume. |
1903–1927 |
|
131
|
Architectural Education.
1 volume. |
1904–1956 |
|
132
|
Examination and Lecture Rooms Syndicate, 1905-26; Syndicate for Building Lecture Rooms, 1908-13.
1 volume. |
1905–1926 |
|
133
|
Darwin Centenary Celebration, 22-24 June 1909.
1 volume. |
1908–1909 |
|
133*
|
F.W. Maitland Memorial Fund.
1 volume. |
1907–1922 |
|
134
|
Constitution and Government of the University.
1 volume. |
1908–1911 |
|
135
|
Departmental Libraries.
1 volume. |
1913–1926 |
|
136
|
University Counsel.
1 volume. |
1509–1915 |
|
137
|
Polar Research Institute.
1 volume. |
1920–1948 |
|
137*
|
Geodesy.
1 volume. |
1921–1925 |
|
138
|
University Commission.
1 volume. |
1922–1925 |
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