Written on back of MS note in Latin by John Brown of the election of Mr Thompson as Junior Bursar, 17 Jan. 1840
Trinity Lodge - Nothing has yet been done about reinvesting WW and Cordelia Whewell's marriage trust of 10,000 pounds [see WW to RJ, 5 July 1850]. The four percent offer to reinvest the sum in the Lancaster and [Preston?] Railway does not seem very attractive: 'If you can suggest anything better I shall be glad'. John Brown has died: 'he was the last of his generation; the first lecturer in whose room I sat, one of the rulers of the college ever since I have been in the college'.
Trinity College. - Announcing that 'in consequence of the recent request of the Master and Seniors, it is not heir intention to dine in Hall on Sunday next'; they give notice of this in case their absence 'may make some difference in the arrangements of the tables desirable'.
Written from Trinity College.
Due to John Brown from Charles Stuart Parker.
Parker, Sir James (1803–1852) Knight, judgeAccount due to be paid to John Brown by Charles Stuart Parker.
Parker, Sir James (1803–1852) Knight, judgeAccount due to be paid to John Brown by Charles Stuart Parker.
Parker, Sir James (1803–1852) Knight, judge