With elaborate coloured title page. Includes lists of benefactors to the rebuilding of College and Chapel (1635 - 1762). At end: order of service for commemoration of benefactors, nd, c. 1735. Loose: silversmith's receipt for old plate,1859, and memoranda of benefactions of Elizabeth Worliche, John Bolton and Dr. Henry Hornby, nd, (late C19). Notes: the binding is thought to be by Daniel Boyse and to date from c. 1630; various pages are palimpsests of medieval literary manuscripts]
Dinner menus and seating plans. Concert programme for 27th June 2003. Some years also include notes by development office staff concerning the administration and organisation of the dinners.
Programmes for the benefactors' recital
Apparently in connection with applications for admission to Clare College
With Act for exchange, between King's College and Master, Fellows and Scholars, of part of Butt Close and 100 pounds (to be used to buy property), for White Horse Inn in Trumpington Street, Cambridge, and piece of land at corner of Old Court, 1823, and agreement for telephone line within Old Court, 1922 Note: the money in the exchange was apparently used towards the purchase of Ram Yard in Park Street, Cambridge; the Harrison notes state that the stables there were bought to replace those at the White Horse inn, for the use of the Master's horses
Chiefly concerning changes in use of Benefaction's money
Trust properties lie in Caldecote, Petty Cury in Cambridge, Gamlingay, Freckenham etc