St John’s College Institutional Archives

Ralph Hare, Stow Hall (Marham): William Beale

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24 April 1636

Part of The Records of St John's College

Letter, Sir Ralph Hare, Stow Hall to SJC, asking admission of his neighbour John Robinson as tenant of Marham, Norfolk now in the College's hand after distraint for rent.

Withdrawal of Plate: William Beale

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July 1642

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A note of the [silver] plate taken out of the College treasury for the King Charles I's sue, witnessed by William Beale, Master and others, pursuant to royal letters to the Vice-Chancellor of the University dated 29 June 1642.

Receipt for melting silver: William Beale

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July 1642

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Receipt of John Poley for the money received from melting down the silver from the College's treasury for the King's cause.

Notarial Instrument: George Bullock

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12 May 1554

Part of The Records of St John's College

Notarial instrument recording that on 12 May 1554, in quadam inferiori et maga aula infra collegio valens Marie vulgariter nuncupato Pembrok Hall' in the presence of John Young, Vice-Chancellor, George Bullock, was sworn on his election as Master of St John's, on the resignation of Thomas Watson, witnesses Thomas Adams and John Chapman.
Attested by Robert Chapman

John Pindar's expulsion: George Bullock

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1560

Part of The Records of St John's College

The answers of John Pindar [Pynder/Pindar/Pinder], Beresford Fellow (1547), in Chancery court regarding his expulsion.

Conduit & Petition (Trinity case): Richard Clayton

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April 1600

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Robert Booth, to Richard Clayton SJC Master, urging SJC to oppose Trinity's enclosure unless they grant a pipe for the conduit and to petition Robert Cecil.

SJC supporters (Trinity case): Richard Clayton

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April 1600

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Letter, Robert Booth to Richard Clayton SJC Master, encouraging SJC to rely on its powerful friends in the dispute with Trinity.

Enclosure Case (Trinity): Richard Clayton

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April 1600

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Letter, Robert Booth to Richard Clayton SJC Master, concerning the progress of SJC's case against Trinity at court.

Support & New Building (Trinity): Richard Clayton

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May1600

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Letter, Robert Booth to Richard Clayton SJC Master, encouragement against Trinity; refers to new building.

Course of dispute & funding for new building (Trinity): Richard Clayton

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24 May 1600

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Letter, Robert Booth, Broad street London, to Richard Clayton SJC Master, re course of dispute with Trinity & money for new building.

Henry Alvey (letter/Trinity): Richard Clayton

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March 1600

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Letter, n.d., Henry Alvey fellow to Richard Clayton SJC Master, reporting discussions with the archbishop of Canterbury concerning the enclosure proposed by Trinity College.

Alvey, Henry

Thomas Neville (letter/Trinity): Richard Clayton

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March 1600

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Letter, Thomas Neville Master of Trinity to Richard Clayton SJC Master, concerning Trinity's plan to enclose land across the Cam.

Neville, Thomas

William Pratt (letter/Trinity): Richard Clayton

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7 April 1600

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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.

Requesting support (Trinity case): Richard Clayton

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March 1600

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Letter, n.d. John Whitgift, archbishop of Canterbury to SJC, asking support for Trinity College plan to enclose land across the river Cam despite commons rights of farmers of SJC land.

Answering SJC's objections (Trinity case): Richard Clayton

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March 1600

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Letter, John Whitgift archbishop of Canterbury to SJC, repeating request for consent to enclosure by Trinity College & answering the articles of SJC's objections.

Queen Elizabeth's displeasure (Trinity case): Richard Clayton

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April 1600

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Letter, John Whitgift archbishop of Canterbury, to SJC, advising of the Queen's displeasure in their resistance to Trinity College.

Second Court & Trinity Conduit: Robert Booth

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March 1600

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Letter, Robert Booth, Broad Street, London, to Richard Clayton SJC Master, about the new [second] court and the possibility of a College conduit branched from Trinity College.

Booth, Robert

Fellows' Rooms & Raising Second Court

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June 1600

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Letter, Robert Booth, Broad St., London, to Richard Clayton SJC Master, concerning the assignment of chambers intended by Founders' for fellows to young gentlemen; the importance of heightening second court and the dimensions of the tower and details of the trial of Robert Devereux, the earl of Essex.

Earl Shrewsbury's contribution: Robert Booth

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14 February 1599

Part of The Records of St John's College

Letter, Robert Booth, to Richard Clayton SJC Master sending gifts, warning that the new building is not to be mentioned to the earl of Shrewsbury who has not yet been prepared for his contribution to it.

Booth, Robert

William Crichlow (Wicken Bonhunt, Essex): Richard Clayton

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16 January 1589

Part of The Records of St John's College

Letter, William Crichlow, London, to Richard Clayton SJC Master, about payment of first fruits from Wicken Bonhunt Essex.

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