Includes sale particulars of Maidwell and Draughton estates (Northants), 1932.
Includes:
(1) degree and matriculation accounts, 1778-1779
(2) accounts of debts owed to Stephenson and money owed by him at Cambridge
(3) inventories of furniture, scientific apparatus and valuables at Cambridge, and books, furniture, plate, shop goods (chiefly fabrics, ribbons and wallpapers), clothes and money at Scarborough (Yorks) with 2 bonds, 1789
(4) vouchers, 1789-1805
Notes: Mark Anthony Stephenson (admitted 1767, Fellow 1773 - 1790) bequeathed houses in Newborough Street and Awborough Street, Scarborough, to found the Stephenson Scholarship; the properties reverted to Clare College in 1843, but a legal dispute over the Newborough Street property absorbed most of the value of the benefaction. The Awborough Street houses were sold in 1852.
This series of archives concerns three scholarships founded by Mrs Tildesley de Bosset by a bequest in 1867 of £6000
Papers relating to Canon Edward Beck's benefaction to Scholarship Fund to endow Beck Exhibition. The benefaction consisted of money received from the sale of Poplar Tree Farm, Bressingham (Norfolk).
This series relates to the Beatson Essay Prize for an essay on a medical topic, established in 1936
This series concerns a prize founded in commemoration of Radu Murgoci (admitted 1925)
Correspondence and accounts concerning the Pressed Steel Prizes for Engineering.
William Butler Fund: Prize for Medicine, 1963