History of the College of St. John the Evangelist, Cambridge, Part 2

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Outlook, 1869 - History - 644 pages
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Letter Lat of attorney relative to Downecourt manor
12
Evidence in favour of its foundation by Henry Frost
15
This occasions the foundation of St Johns college here
17
Alteration of no 13 to abp Parker 397
18
The prince of Wales and the elector palatine visit Cam
22
Appointment Lat with stipend of chaplain
24
ST JOHNS COLLEGE
27
The office of Magister Glomeriæ
28
Copy of lease of Thriplowe manor
30
Appointment Lat with stipend of chaplain
32
Bishop Montacute gives statutes to St Peters college
34
Lease Danthorp in Holdernes
36
To the abbot of Ramsey Lat begging him to sell them
39
Licence granted for Peterhouse chapel
40
212
41
Lease of Northstoke parsonage
42
Letters of attorney Lat to two persons to appear
45
St Johns house receives additional endowments
46
List of bonds to Dr Thomson
48
Testimonial to Jo Rawlinson M
51
Licence of alienation of the lease nexte before goinge
53
Lease Little Markham Notts
54
Founds a public preacher at Cambridge
56
Appointment Lat of a general receiver
57
Letter of attorney to cutte our woodes that are cuttable
59
Bond from the general receiver to discharge his office
63
Meaning of his title president of the university
64
The fabric commenced
69
The estates of the college at its opening
75
To sir W Cecil Lat By his favour the controversy
77
5
78
Will of Rog Grantofte of Hilton
80
The probable date of these
81
Letter Lat from the president and fellows to
84
13
86
The kings two visits to Cambridge
87
The disposal of the nuns
89
Letter Lat to Jo Cheke collated with copy printed
91
Receipt and general acquittance to Dr Jo Tailer
97
6
99
Bishop Fisher gives a complete body of statutes
102
Indenture relative to Bayley fellowship
103
From the bailiffs of Shrewsbury soliciting the college
104
Letter of attorney to get possession of
106
His preferments etc
108
To the same the extent of their mortmain reaches
110
Letter Lat to sir Ant Denney thanks for his services
111
To Mr Bends sending him a letter of attorney to
112
Patent for the stewardship of the manors of Ramerwyk
113
His will and death
114
From the same desiring the college to commend
118
Indenture relative to Dr Thymylbes benefaction
120
They provoke new divisions
121
William Bill chosen master
124
Presentation to Ospringe vicarage
125
Dr Bills benefactions
130
Letters of attorney to enter the coll estates in Berks etc 418
131
51
133
Answer to the above consenting to their request
135
His marriage a bar to his regaining the mastership
136
Lease of Millington manor
139
Presentation Lat to Higham vicarage 450
141
Great changes made amongst the fellows
142
Indenture in regard to Mr Spaldings foundation
143
Acquittance to Thos Grene for certain plate
145
His dislike of ceremonies and favour of puritanism
148
a b Lease and licence of alienation of a messuage in Woodstreet London
149
Grant to sir Rob Cecil to nominate Dr Goodmans scholars
150
Grant to Fras Kelsham gent of the wardship and marriage of the heir of the late Ste Peend alias Delapeend he to find some lands to be holden by kni...
151
152162 Copies of leases and licences for their alienation
152
Dr Longeworth expelled by the visitor 162 note
156
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157
Patent appointing steward of the manors in Hunts
159
Expulsion of Mr Fulke and his subsequent career
163
152
164
Permission to alienate the lease of Ospringe parsonage
165
His activity against puritanism
169
From the privy council to the university ordering
170
Letter Lat to queen Katherine asking leave to pur
174
Benefactions from lord Burghley and others
175
a185 Copies of leases and licences for their alienation
176
Answer to the above would have given leave if secu
177
Opposition to his election
181
Connives at a puritan synod in the college
182
Patent for stewardship of college manors in Berks
184
Letter of attorney to recover arrears 455
187
The crown nominating the bp of Elys fellow
188
Patent appointing the receiver for Bromhall
190
Receives a threatening letter from the visitor
191
Patent to the college bailiff for Yorkshire
193
Letter of attorney to enter upon lands at Coton
210
211214 Copies of leases and licences for their alienation
211
From the same enclosing a copy of the abp s letter
221
Licence for alienation of 220 above
222
From the king dispensation to Rt Mason to keep
227
Appointment of a receiver for Ramerwyke manor
228
first master
229
Elected from mastership of Benet and made kings professor
233
Receipt to the executors of Tho Merell of a flat pece
234
His treatise entitled Certain disquisitions etc
239
Letter of attorney to receive seisin of 2 tenements
241
Letters of attorney Lat to Tho Cobbe and Godfr
242
John Cristoforson bp Chichester
245
Richard Howland bp Peterborough
251
Testimonial to Gilb Holme B
255
From the earl of Holland on Mr Downhales claims
257
173
305
ADMISSIONES SOCIORUM Oct 17751823
306
Reply to the above electing John Crooke
307
The master and 8 seniors to the above upon notice
313
NOMINA MAGISTRORUM 16121857
323
to the next scholarship in his gift
325
517
332
Richard Senhouse bp Carlisle
263
To the earl of Holland Allotts time not yet expired
269
John Lake bp Sodor Bristol Chichester
272
Wm Beveridge bp St Asaph
278
Receipt to Wm Laurence
279
To the earl of Holland on the heavy fees of Tabor
281
Order from the earl of Manchester to eject certain fellows
284
Presentation by bp White Lat of Wm Choune to
287
353
290
Collated to a prebend of Durham
292
The king to Dr Beale master Hen Masterson to
293
From the earl of Exeter bestowing the next scholarship
343
Appointment of the steward of the manors of Ospringe
347
110
349
170
351
Death of Lady Margaret
353
Sir Wm Cecills instructions on the queens visit to Cam
355
208
357
Grant with stipend of the chaplaincy of St Mary
358
Her funeral sermon by bishop Fisher
364
To the earl of Holland reply to 367 forced to defer
371
Royal letters patent for the erection of the kinges
374
Copy of lease land at Comberton
377
Copy of lease 4 Nov 5 Edw 6 rent 178 4d and 2
382
From lord Falkland in reply to the above
383
Receipt to Wm Laurence
387
Letters of attorney Lat to Godfrey Swane and
390
From abp Williams recommending Rob Jesup to
391
501
392
520
394
From Mr Mountstephens exōrs nominating Jo Hard
395
From the bailiffs of Shrewsbury on the law charges
397
Receipts to Wm Lawrence
398
From the earl of Southampton to the same effect
401
488
403
b Twentyone ordinances made by Tho Aston or Asheton
407
Appointment of two fellows to reenter the coll lands
413
a b Documents regarding Mr D Gwins foundation 420422
420
The seniors favour Dr Lane for master on the death
422
From the same for Jo Lucas to be elected to a fellow
424
Copy of lease to Rob Streinsham of all such housinge
426
339
429
From the governors of Rivington school nominating
430
Deed appointing the college proctors
435
Presentation Lat to Higham vicarage
436
Licence to alienate the lease of the great barn at
443
Presentation Lat of Ja Nelson M A fellow to
447
Account of the difficulties overcome by bp Fisher
453
541
461
The revenues left by the Foundress
470
Waydson for a fellowship
477
From the same owing the doubtfulness of the ground
479
Letter of attorney relative to lands in Yorkshire
480
160
482
449
485
From the president and seniors in reply to the above
489
From the salters company to Dr Beale on Mr
491
The college reply Lat
495
From Ri Neile bp of Lichfield on matters relating
500
From the earl of Holland Dan Ambrose to have
502
The charter of the foundation
504
From Hen earl of Dover seconds the kings request
508
The coll answer to the above
537
FIRST REGISTER OF OFFICERS FELLOWS
544
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545
To Griffith Bodurda Lat thanks for Waltons poly
547
Orders from the committee for the reformation of the uni

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TitleHistory of the College of St. John the Evangelist, Cambridge, Part 2
AuthorThomas Baker
PublisherOutlook, 1869
Original fromHarvard University
Digitized3 Jun 2005
ISBN3846051624, 9783846051627
Length644 pages
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