St John’s College Institutional Archives

Agenda and Minutes, 1991-1998: Wine Committee

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1991-1998

Part of The Records of St John's College

Includes agenda, minutes and report summaries for the meetings of the College Wine Committee.

Agnes Metcalfe

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1521

Part of The Records of St John's College

Includes two letters from Agnes Metcalfe, Nicholas Metcalfe's mother:

1: Letter from Agnes Metcalfe, Askrigg, Yorkshire, to her son, requesting his presence & that of Luke Metcalfe to order their estates before her death; endorsed `Rychardus Boyswell'.
2: Letter from Agnes Metcalfe, Askrigg, Yorkshire, to Nicholas thanking him for land at York, discussing family matters, listing tenants [possibly at Askrigg] and requesting him to visit before her death

Agreement and duplicate, St John's College to James Rawlings, lease of land at Windlesham

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1869

Part of The Records of St John's College

Land the same area as Broomhall waste (former reference D125.9).

Agreement and exemplification of codicil to will

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1629-1655

Part of The Records of St John's College

Agreement between Alice, widow of Edward Stubbe, administrator of goods of William Fell, for St John's to found one fellowship, two scholarships and two sublector or readerships

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1 May 1533

Part of The Records of St John's College

William Fell of Furness abbey and St John's College. Foundation of one fellowship and two scholarships endowed with 230 pounds and two sublectorships or readerships endowed with 80 pounds, subject to Alice's life nomination.

Agreement between Edward Stubbe and St John's College to establish Fell foundations (unsealed)

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28 November 1532

Part of The Records of St John's College

Edward Stubbe, administrator of goods of William Fell, Furness abbey. Agreement to found one fellowship and two scholarships endowed with 230 pounds and two sublectorships or readerships endowed with 80 pounds, subject to Stubbe's live nomination: he died, document not sealed.

Agreement between Hugh Gwynne and St John's College, to reduce the number of Gwynne scholars to three

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1650

Part of The Records of St John's College

The scholars were also now to be drawn from the school of Ruthin as well as Bangor, and two of them would be elected into foundation fellowships as vacancies occurred.

Agreement between Lady Burghley and St John's College for her gift of 'King Philip's bible' to be chained in St John's library

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6 June 1581

Part of The Records of St John's College

Agreement between Sir Robert Tyrwhyth [Tirwhitt], Thomas Thimbleby and St John's College

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24 June 1534

Part of The Records of St John's College

Thomas Thimbleby of Tattershall College, Lincolnshire. Agreement for one Thimbleby fellow, one scholar and one 'disciplus' (which is usually translated as 'scholar')

Agreement between St John's College and executors of John Gwynne

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7 March 1584

Part of The Records of St John's College

To reduce the foundation to two fellowships and three scholarships

Agreement between St John's College and John Thurleston of Hymsworth [Hemsworth], Yorkshire

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20 March 1572

Part of The Records of St John's College

Agreement between St John's College and Sir Edmund Pierce regarding legacy of Ambrose Gilbert

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25 January 1648

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Agreement between St John's College and the feoffees of Roger Lupton's chantry at Sedbergh, for the limitation of his scholarships at St John's to Sedbergh school

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28 October 1544

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Agreement: between St John's College, Michaelhouse, and Robert Doket [Duckett], for founding Doket scholarship

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17 January 1521

Part of The Records of St John's College

Tripartite indenture between 1) St John's, 2) Thomas Stakhouse, Master of Michaelhouse, and 3) Robert Doket, clerk, parson of Chevening, Kent and John Milles of Chevening, for the foundation of two scholarships in St John's. The recipient to be decided by Doket during his lifetime and thereafter by St John's. One scholar to be born in a parish in Holderness, Yorkshire, the other in parishes in Kent including Chevening and to be called the Doket scholar. Various contingencies for if a suitable candidate can't be found from those very specific locations (widening out to broader geographical area). Doket has paid the College £50 and has given lands and tenements within the precincts of Cambridge and Horningsey to the value of 55 shillings a year. Forfeiture to Michaelhouse for default by St John's. Two seals, broken. One seal depicts St Michael (head missing) standing on serpent

Agreement between St John's College, the Haberdashers' Guild, Lady Burghley, the Deans of St Paul's and Westminster and others, whereby Lady Burghley gives to the Haberdashers money for loans to poor traders and ten pounds more