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Letter, no year, John Watson to Nicholas Metcalfe, mentioning Fisher's de Unica Magdalena, his communications with the priors of Watton and Hulle and (?William) Melton; the praise of the Bishop of Paris and others.
de Unica Magdalena: John Fisher
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Letter, no year, John Watson, SJC, to ?Nicholas Metcalfe mentioning the Paris edition of Fisher's De Unica Magdalena and a reforming Council in progress.
William Longforth: Ely & London
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Letter, n.d., `of our lady evyn', William Longforth to Nicholas Metcalfe re business assigned him at Ely in London; pleads for support to continue at the university.
Longforth, William
John Brandisby: Lombards College, Paris
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Letter, no year, John Brandisby, Lombards College Paris, to Nicholas Metcalfe, recommending his brothers James & Richard who have been promised places at SJC by John Fisher.
Thomas Thompson: Master of Christ's College
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Letter, n.d., Thomas Thompson Master of Christ's College, to Nicholas Metcalfe, advising him that land but not money is available, and of the perjury of fellows of Christ's who have named and elected a fellow against their statutes.
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Resignation by Alan Percy of the Mastership of the College. Witnessed by Robert Newton, Jon Orell, John Fairfax and Robert Gossege.
Percy, Alan
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Letter, n.d.,about estate matters including a new house at Castle End, Cambridge; a lordship in Nottinghamshire; the lease of a house in the butchery in Cambridge; also work on SJC hall; and admission of a man on the advice of the Vice-Chancellor & Sir Stafford of Pembroke Hall: the man in questions sings & plays the organ.
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Letter, n.d., Henry Ediall, Wingham Kent, to Nicholas Metcalfe, inviting him to stay when he comes to inspect his lands in those parts.
Thomas Thompson: Master of Christ's College
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Letters from Thomas Thompson, vicar of Enfield and later Master of Christ's College Cambridge to Nicholas Metcalfe most likely before Metcalfe was elected to the Mastership of SJC
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Bond by the Master and Fellows in £100 to pay Alan Percy an annual pension of £10, with rooms in College and commons.
Percy, Alan
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Letter, no year, Henry Ediall, Wingham Kent, to Nicholas Metcalfe, asking for a scholar's place for William Morton kin to the late Cardinal, at the instance of Mr (John?) Roper.
Valor of College Lands and Tenements
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Valor of lands and tenements of SJC, with the charges and costs of the college summarised beneath.
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Four scholarships founded by Cardinal Morton
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Fragment of a letter from John Shaa [Shaw, Fellow 1516] endorsed with theological notes.
Bond: St John's College to Henry Ediall (Edgell) and John Ryse, for founding the Morton scholarships
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Henry Ediall (Edgell), provost of Wingham College Kent, and John Ryse, for the founding of four scholarships of Cardinal Morton. Signed on dorse by the Master and sixteen fellows
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Includes: letters, agreements, contracts and bonds related to College business whilst Robert Shorton was Master.
Shorton, Robert
Grant, St John's College to John Ryplingham (Riplingham), founding two scholarships
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Account of Costs and Charges: Alan Percy
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Account of payments for costs and charges of SJC, received by Alan Percy, Master from John Fisher; includes work on buildings.
Percy, Alan
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Exhibition took place in the presence of John Fisher (as the attorney of Lady Margaret's executors), Henry Hornby and Alan Percy (master). Attested by Thomas Stacey, notary; witnesses Nicholas Metcalfe, Fisher's archdeacon, and Marmaduke Waldby, his chaplain.