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Counting books and other manuscript research papers of Ms Robin Andrews, longtime Research Assistant to Prof Harry Godwin.

Manuscripts of fourteen compositions: thirteen are songs and the other is a miniature suite for full orchestra; also newspaper cuttings and other papers.

Comprises manuscript copies of correspondence and other texts written by the physician William Butler. Evidently the vast majority are not the documents which were sent or received, but rather contemporary drafts or file copies. None of William Butler's letters are dated, neither are any of the recipients clearly identified. Most of the texts are in William Butler's own distinctive hand, some by another, possibly two, scribes.

There are also a handful of letters received by Butler - some original, some copied - from significant contemporaries (CCPP/BTLR/31-35). The correspondents include Samuel Harsnett, Bishop of Chichester (1561-1631), Robert Cecil (1563-1612), Susan de Vere, Countess Montgomery (1587-1628/9) and Samuel Collins (1576-1651). There is also a manuscript of what appears to be a Latin eulogy by William Gager (1555-1622), as well as another anonymous Latin verse text (CCPP/BTLR/25B).

Kept with offprint, 'William Butler: a physician between two ages' from Medical History, vol 21, no. 4, October 1977 by Jeffrey Boss.

Music manuscript of 'L'amour de Moy', a 15th century melody arranged by Vaughan Williams and signed by Cribbs-Smith. There is a reference in Vol 14, No. 3 of Lady Clare mentioning Cribbs-Smith performed this song at a smoking concert at Clare on 6th December 1919 so it is likely this mss is the same copy that he played from.

Memorabilia and papers relating to student societies including the Boat Club and Musical Society: programmes, dinner menus, papers of Lady Clare Fund and other societies.

Autobiography with introduction by Dr Howard's son, Andrew Howard.

Correspondence and papers of James (Jim) Marris, written to his parents and brother during his time at Clare College 1942-1944; also telegrams, Clare College papers, autobiographical statement and copy of his birth certificate.

Objects kept by J.G.O. Miller from his time as a student at Clare in 1930s. Includes his BA certificate, half blue medal (for high jump), athletics shorts and Tennis Club fixture cards, and an electronic copy of an autobiographical note.