O./15.45/1/203b
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[Mar. 1847?]
Part of Manuscripts in Wren Class O
Add. MS a/52/37
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20 June 1847
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS a/52/40
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3 July 1847
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
With 3 tickets to Senate House.
Add. MS c/90/47
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15 Dec. 1860
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
Add. MS a/55/48
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14 Oct. 1857
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
St. Catherine's College Lodge - HP has been requested by the Council of the Senate to acknowledge WW's letter dated 9 June 1857, agreeing to the Statute proposed by the Council for the three Regius Professorships of Divinity, Hebrew and Greek; they also agreed to adopt a new College Statute, of which WW enclosed a copy, and incorporate it into the larger Statute affecting the said Professorships and pass it on to the Cambridge University Commissioners. Accompanied by the printed fly-sheet headed "Proposed new Statute for the Regius Professorships of Divinity, Hebrew and Greek."
Add. MS a/62/64a
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[c 1855]
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS a/57/67
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28 Feb. 1847
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Written from St. Catherine's College Lodge. Concerns the candidatures of Prince Albert and the Earl of Powis for the office of Chancellor of the university.
Add. MS a/62/68
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28 Jan. 1856
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Written from St Catherine's Lodge.
Add. MS a/63/75-83
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1848
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Includes material written by Whewell, F. Whaley Harper, J. J. Smith, and H. Philpott.
Add. MS a/63/90
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20 Mar. 1849
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS a/215/98
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20 Oct. 1848
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
If JCH feels strong enough over the proposed changes of the examinations he can stay as long as he likes with WW at the time of the vote: 'It would be better that the graces should be carried by votes of non-residents than that they should be lost'. WW encloses a pamphlet by Philpott [Henry Philpott] which he hopes will draw opinions in their favour: 'I shall be much grieved if the graces do not pass, at least for the most part'.