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Plans show locations of cold and hot water pipes.

Staircases and specific buildings on the Memorial Court site are all labelled.

Master's memorandum book, apparently begun by William Grigg and continued in other hands.
Includes memoranda on Cambridge University affairs, Clare College finances, properties, disputes, gardening etc, and numerous copies of earlier documents, including account of College finances in 1654. Also includes copies of documents in various disputes, chiefly concerning University, 1768-1840. With index.

Masters' memorandum book, containing copy of 1359 Statutes, brief history of Clare College and list of Masters to 1781.
Includes:

(1) genealogy of Elizabeth de Clare, undated
(2) case of Robert Hagar (admitted 1747) about his Fellowship (on the Old Foundation), undated (1763)
(3) notes on elections of Masters and Fellows, 1693-1787
(4) Act of Parliament about Blythe Benefaction, 1763
(5) copies of, or extracts from, wills of Barnabas Oley, 1684, Robert Greene, 1721, Peter Stephen Goddard (Master), 1781, Gilbert Bouchery, 1783, and Mark Anthony Stephenson, 1790
(6) lawyers' opinions on powers of Visitors and Proctors, undated and 1770
(7) legal case concerning wrongful imprisonment by Proctor, undated (1830)

At the end, reversed:

(1) copy College orders, 1686-1809
(2) Visitors' decisions in appeals, 1799-1848, including appeal against Fellowship of William Fischer (admitted 1847), 1848. Presumably compiled by John Torkington (Master, 1781-1815), and continued by William Webb (Master, 1815-1855)

Lists documents, many no longer extant, in the handwriting of William Webb (Master). With fragmentary index.

The first memorandum states that the charity formerly took the form of a dole at the College gates, but from 1764 money was given to needy individuals at the discretion of the Master.

Compiled by Richard Laughton.
At the beginning is a brief history of Clare College, a list of Masters to 1762 (with additions to 1815), and a genealogy of Elizabeth de Clare showing her relationships to the Royal Family.
At the end is a copy in various hands (undated) of the 1359 Statutes and consents of Cambridge University officers etc.

Programmes for the benefactors' recital