William Smyth, Randal Hall: Nicholas Metcalfe
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Receipt by William Smyth from Randal Hall servant of Nicholas Metcalfe of 33s 4d in part payment for the sale of his house and lands in Rushden, Herts to SJC.
William Smyth et al (letter): John Taylor
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Letter, no year, William Smyth, Ralph Baxter & Robert Doneham (or Domnam), priests to John Taylor, Dean of Lincoln, concerning their excommunication in a judicial dispute with the Bishop of Peterborough and his power over the dean's [Taylor] peculiar of Nassington. The diocese of Peterborough was created in 1541, with John Chambers (also known as John Borowe or Burgh), abbot of Peterborough, as its first bishop.
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Letter, n.d., William Shorley a prisoner to Nicholas Metcalfe, for charity; mentions Mistress Hudson.
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Includes a collection of letters and notes on College accounts.
William Priest (concerning J. Holles): Richard Clayton
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Letter, n.d., William Priest, Elkesley, Notts to SJC, asking help in suits about commons among overmighty neighbours, Sir Robert Swift and Sir John Holles.
William Pratt (letter/Trinity): Richard Clayton
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Letter, William Pratt (fellow 1587), Stevenage, Herts., to Richard Clayton SJC Master, describing a model reply to the archbishop about the Trinity College matter and assuring Clayton of support from Sir Robert Cecil and others in the matter.
William Platt's estate: Anthony Tuckney
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Letter, Robert Platt, Holborn, to SJC, offering to put the college in possession of his brother William's estate, in case the agreement with his nephew John Platt should not proceed.
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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.
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
William Henry Bateson (1857-1881)
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William Fulke, Fellow (letter): John Still
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Letter, no year, William Fulke, fellow 1564, to John Still SJC Master and Vice-Chancellor, enclosing a deed for a rent charge and [re]commending John Cooper for a fellowship [Cooper was not elected].
William Fell, Archdeacon of Nottingham: Nicholas Metcalfe
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Includes: receipts for monies paid by William Fell to Nicholas Metcalfe
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Letter, William Fell Archdeacon of Nottingham, London, to Nicholas Metcalfe about arranging an annuity for Fell's life and terms of benefaction to SJC.
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Includes: documents relating to the admission of new undergraduates.
Heitland, William E.
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Includes: valuations, accounts with upholsters, accounts with painters & glaziers and milk accounts.
Macalister, Donald
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Includes: ledgers detailing student accounts and bills.
Heitland, William E.
William de Montagu (scholarship): Anthony Tuckney
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Letter, William de Montagu, 2nd Earl of Salisbury to SJC, requesting election of James Lynche to a scholarship.
William Crichlow (Wicken Bonhunt, Essex): Richard Clayton
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Letter, William Crichlow, London, to Richard Clayton SJC Master, about payment of first fruits from Wicken Bonhunt Essex.
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Includes letters sent to William Craven; a list of College livings; and a copy of Craven's will and probate.
Various
William Compton to John Fisher concerning James Morice and Thomas Champneys
W (William) Compton, Richmond, to John Fisher requesting his continued favour to James Morice "one of the king's receivers" to obtain for Morice the wardship of Thomas Champneys