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Chiefly comprises extracts from Wood's _Institutes (compilation on legal matters), concerning legal terminology, status of clergy, aristocracy and others, marriage, duties and status of Sheriffs, Coroners, Churchwardens, Overseers of the Poor and Surveyors of the Highways, law of property, and benefices. An entry about wills is dated 1732.

At end, reversed: memorandum on writs of right, nd, and (in a later handwriting) instructions for educating daughters, nd (c19th).

Note: Talbot Williamson was not apparently an alumnus of Clare College or Cambridge University, but may have been an ancestor of the brothers Edmond Riland Williamson (admitted 1814) and William Williamson (admitted 1820), uncles of Edward Atkinson's wife.

Includes:

(1) notes on Nicholas Ferrar and his contemporaries, and on Clare family, with notes on relic found at Clare castle (Suffolk) in 1865

Loose papers include:

(1) part of a notebook containing extracts from documents, and historical notes about College properties, Statutes of Clare College, nd (1858), with related papers, 1857-1860

(2) 'Report of the proceedings of the Congress of the Architectural Society, held at Cambridge...', 1860

(3) notes on Rotherhithe (Surrey), nd

(4) letters about Nicholas Ferrar from William Hopkinson (admitted 1859), including offer to subscribe to copy of Ferrar's portrait, 1864, with poems about Little Gidding, nd (1863)

(5) Charity Commission scheme for Oley Trust, 1865

Vol I: Bedfordshire to Norfolk
Vol II: Northamptonshire to Yorkshire and Anglesey to Radnorshire

Gives names and addresses of landowners and acreages and rentals of land. Also gives population of each county in 1871, with number of parishes and inhabited houses

Manuscript and typescript copies, apparently made by Major E.T. Newton-Clare. Envelope post-marked 1944.

Arrangement to meet at Salisbury. George and Stephanie visiting - he broadcasts amateur radio, she reads at express speed. Altercation between George and Stephanie and Miss Benn the housekeeper when the latter engaged in an 'overactive offensive against cockroaches in the kitchen' at night. Feelings about his daughter-in-law.

Posters for student events at Clare College:

(1) Clare Photographers Society exhibition, 1983

(2) May Ball 1984

(3) Clare College Choir concerts in Venice, 1984

(4) May Ball 1985