A.L.s., from Francis Sharp Powell to C. Taylor, Master of St John's
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Could not make the annual festivity in Hall as he had to be present during a debate. His tasks are more onerous now he is 'Vice Chairman of 'The Church Parliamentary Party'.' Mourns the death of Lord Seaborne.
Powell, Francis Sharp (1827-1911) 1st Baronet, Conservative Member of Parliament
A.L.s., from John William Pieters to C. Taylor, Master of St John's
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Is to dispose of his wine which he has left in the College wine cellar. Asks the Master to choose a bottle as a gift.
Pieters, John William (1824-1901)
A.L.s., from Professor Colwell to Dr Taylor, Master of St John's College
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Discusses the case for conferring an honorary degree on JWR.
A.L.s., from Robert George Windsor Clive to Charles Taylor, Master of SJC
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Suggests the date to take his MA exam.
Windsor-Clive, Robert George (1857-1923) Baron Windsor
A.L.s., from the Bishop of Rochester to C. Taylor
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Discusses the proposed enlargement of 'the mission' and how CT's gift will be used.
A.L.s., from the Bishop of Rochester to C. Taylor, Master of St John's
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Is pleased that WIP has been moved to another living. Discusses the next appointment to the Mission.
A.L.s., from the Bishop of Rochester to C. Taylor, Master of St John's
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Discusses the problems recently faced by WIP, including the death of his wife, notes the high esteem with which WIP has been held by those who knew him and recommends he be moved by the College.
A.L.s., from William Allen Whitworth to Charles Taylor, Master
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Suggests that some practical assistance should be given to mission work in destitute parishes. Discusses a parish he has recently visited in the East End of London.
Whitworth, William Allen (1840-1905) mathematician
A.L.s., from WIP to C. Taylor, Master of St John's
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Gives thanks 'in the name of us all and especially of the people' for his 'munificent gift'. Hopes they will now have a satisfactory and sufficient building soon.
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Sends his gratitude for CT's support in the proposal of JWR receiving his honorary degree from the University.