Papers relating to the organisation of the second Cambridge Symposium on Neo-Latin Literature. Includes members lists, samples of papers given by speakers, programmes, costs of attending the conference, minutes of the steering committee of the Symposium concerning the organisation of the conference, correspondence relating to the organisation of the conference, copy of the statues of the Cambridge Society for Neo-Latin Studies.
An album compiled by three students (Bill Bawtree, Jack Nelson and Tony Milward) who worked as volunteers during the Great Strike with notes on their activities, photographs and also notes on the founding of the Biscuit Club.
Comprising series of portraits of 19 athletes including 3 from Clare College with names, Colleges and names of events. The Clare College athletes were Hugh Neilson (1883), and Charles Cordeaux and John le Fleming, (both 1884).
Four Clare College athletes pictured:
K.K.J. Kennedy, high jump; R.A.G. Young, 120 yards hurdles; J.G.O. Miller, high jump (half blue, 1935); R.M. Banner, high jump.
Incomplete series:
1813, 1816-1817, 1819-1823, 1826-1829, 1835-1852, 1854-1855, 1908-1973
Wardale's own copy of the Clare edition of the Cambridge University College Histories series containing large amounts of marginalia and corrections. The notes made by Wardale in this volume are referred to in his subsequent volume 'Clare College Letters and Documents' (1903).
Dinner menus.
Alan Hill is the only member of Clare included. Full list as follows:
Ford (Pembroke), Jessop (St Johns), Borland (Caius), Picken (Sidney), Kennedy (St Johns), Alec-Nelson (Trainer), Murdoch (Pembroke), Genge (Peterhouse), Couldrey (Christs), Powell (Caius), Hill (Clare), Bowler (Pembroke), Congreve (Trinity), Hartley (St Catherine's) , Palmer (Caius)
Contains:
(1) A message from the Vice-Chancellor
(2) Alumni Links
(3) The Year in News, Sport and Art
(4) A page for each College featuring an article and the matriculation photograph for the year group graduating
(5) Honorary Graduates