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'On the Reception of the Judges of Assize in Trinity College', W. W. Rouse Ball
O./10a.37 · Item · [early 20th cent?]
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O

Signature and title on recto of flyleaf. Contents on first page: pp 3-11, 'Introductory Statement'; pp 15-25, 'Correspondence of 1863; pp 27-54, 'Case submitted by Whewell, 1864'; pp 55-57, 'Counsels' Opinion thereon'; pp 79-101, 'Correspondence, March 1866, on the method of procedure; pp 102-111, '[Correspondence], 1866, on the terms of the proposed Instrument'; pp 75-77, '[Correspondence], 1883, on whether Judges could bring their wives'; p 113 'Dr Thompson's views of the effect of the Instrument'; p. 71, 'On the Reception of the Judges circ. 1830'; pp 65-69, 'Taylor's Ballad on the dispute between Denman & Whewell'; pp 65-69, 'Practice (1879) of giving Invitations to dine in Hall'; pp 115-[118], 'Correspondence (1918) on the Judge's Lodgings'.

Newspaper cutting pasted to page 118: 'Correspondence in May 1918 between the High Sheriff (Sir George Fordham) and the Town Authorities'.

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'Copy of certain papers, notices &c connected with or issued by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Undergraduates in 1838'
O./10a.38 · Item · [early 20th cent?]
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O

Rouse Ball's signature is on the verso of the front endpaper, with a note of the bequest below. Includes a copy of the order signed by Christopher Wordsworth, Master, 7 Feb. 1838, requiring all undergraduates to attend Chapel at least eight times a week. A note by Rouse Ball below suggests that this was moved by William Carus, who became Senior Dean on 3 Oct. 1836, and describes the undergraduate reaction. W. J. Conybeare, G. E. L. Cotton, J. S. Howson and C. L. Rose are named as 'originators' of the 'Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Undergraduates'.

pp. 9-25: copies of 'Attendance-Sheets' recording attendance of Fellows at Chapel, issued by the Society for the weeks ending 17 Feb.-24 Mar. 1838; the last of these also lists the Fellows by number of times they attended, and awards them classes as if for an examination.

pp. 27-81: note by Rouse Ball on a 'large number of squibs, epigrams, &c the majority of which (according to Dean Peacock) were written by E Crookenden, A. C. Gooden, J. B. Hume, Lang, and Tom Taylor'. Four of these, with accompanying notes, are copied out.

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Manuscript by Edward Bulwer [afterwards Lord Lytton] purportedly describing proceedings of the Union Society
O./10a.39 · Item · [1824?]
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O

Lettered in gilt on spine: 'Union Society of Trinity College, Cambridge - 1824'. Stamp on verso of second front endpaper, 'Morrell. Binder. London'. Note on first page: 'A few days before the first meeting of the Union Society in Mich[aelm]as term 1824 a small written pamphlet was found in the reading room. The following is a copy'. The following 7 ff., headed 'Union Society. From the Editor', give an account of the debate on the question ‘Is the American or British Constitution most favorable to public Happiness?’

The next section is prefaced: 'The publication of Anticipation [the preceding tract found in the society’s rooms] caused considerable indignation and conjecture as to the author. It was taken away in about a week. Mr. Townsend declared his intention to call out the author if he could discover him. About the middle of November another pamphlet was dropped. It follows.' The following 12 ff. contain the debate on bringing the author of ‘Anticipation’ before the Bar of the House; the last page of this section is a mock list of 'Works preparing for publication', such as '"Puffiana, or Every Gentleman his own Trumpeter", by W. M. P. Esq. Trin. Coll. "Trumpeter unus erat"'.

The final section is prefaced 'Trial of the Man Without a Name, for Administering Poison to the Honble G. O. Townsend'; 7 ff. describing this mock-trial follow.

In the course of the debates the names of W. M. Praed, B. H. Kennedy, and Alexander Cockburn, as well as Bulwer himself, appear.

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Notes by Charles William King: 'The Royal and the Marlborough Gems'
O./10a.4 · Item · 1861
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O

Note on first page: 'The Royal and the Marlborough Collections - (Besborough and Arundel). Notes taken by me in July, 1861, at the Royal Librarian's House, Buckingham Mews; and July, August, and lastly in October of the same year in the British Museum, where the Blenheim Cabinet had been deposited for the purpose in the care of Prof. Maskelyne'.

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Lists of items in the Upper Muniment Room
O./10a.40 · Documento · [early 20th c.]-1947
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O

Includes 'List of Books removed from the Muniment Room to the Library' and 'Upper Muniment Room in the Edward IIII Clock Tower' (typed lists); 'Plan of Senior Bursar's Muniment Room'; correspondence re moves of material and loans to fellows.

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Letters of Edward FitzGerald and corrections to English edition of Jami's Salámán and Absál
O./10a.41 · Item · 1879
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O

Title on spine: 'Fitzgerald's Translations | Original Letters and Proof Sheets | Vol. II' [Vol. I is O.10a.42, a volume of letters from Fitzgerald to Quaritch'. 'Extremely interesting & valuable' written in pencil on the first leaf; note below, identifies the hand as Quaritch's. All following items tipped in onto trimmed paper stubs.

Letter from William Aldis Wright to Bernard Quaritch writing as FitzGerald's executor, 22 Jun 1883.

Nine letters from Edward FitzGerald to Bernard Quaritch, 24 Mar. 1879-4 Jun. 1879; the last letter in the book, [Apr. 1979], has a strip of printed proof pasted to it, with corrections by FitzGerald in ink. Letter to FitzGerald, 17 Apr. 1879, incomplete and without signature but from Edward Byles Cowell [see preceding letter, and pencil note at bottom of FitzGerald's letter of 20 Apr.]

Printed proofs of title page, with annotations by FitzGerald, and sub-title page of Jami's Salámán and Absál; proof from the 'Notes' to Omar Khayyám, paginated 35-36, with MS sheet in FitzGerald's hand pasted to it; two versions of revised proofs of pp. 97-112 of Salámán and Absál, with corrections and comments by FitzGerald, including a sheet of paper pasted on at the verso of the second p. 112; printed leaves from the first edition of the Life of Jami, 4 ff., with numerous revisions by FitzGerald, including an MS slip pasted to the recto of the fourth sheet; printed copy of the first edition of Salámán and Absál [1856]., 23 ff., paginated 1-45, with extensive corrections by FitzGerald including slips pasted in at various places.

References to 'the Critic' in the correspondence and notes are to Michael Kerney, Quaritch's chief assistant, cataloguer, and literary adviser.

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'Letters from Edward FitzGerald to Bernard Quaritch, 1853-1883, Vol I'
O./10a.42 · Item · 1853-1899
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O

Most letters in the run Nos. 1-96 are letters from FitzGerald to Quaritch, 21. Apr. 1953-23 Feb. 1883. Letters from others have been described in dependent entries. Several letters annotated by Quaritch. Notes by Charlotte Quaritch Wrentmore at several places indicating that a letter from FitzGerald to Quaritch belonging to this point in the chronological sequence is to be found in the book bound up by her father, now O.10a.41.

A loose card with a typewritten record of provenance was found loose within the covers; this has been cut down from a printed ticket to provide admittance to Trinity College Library 'before 11 A. M.', with space for 'Name' 'Recommended by' 'during the... Quarter, 189...' to be filled in.

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Paper by Alec Waugh on Byron given at the Sherborne School literary society, 'The Duffers'
O./10a.43 · Item · 4-6 Jan. 1915
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O

On inside front cover: 'A. R. Waugh, The House, Sherbourne, Jan 4-6 1915'. Bookplate, 'Ex Libris Philip Gosse', pasted to inside back cover. Notebook 'Manufactured Specially for Pipers' Penny Bazaar'.

With letter from Alec Waugh, 35a Cheyne Place S.W.3, to Philip [Gosse] in response to Gosse's request for a manuscript. Explains it as 'a paper on Byron to the Duffers, a Sherborne literary society - which had the result of nearly getting me removed from the society... done a year before The Loom of Youth'.

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Album of autographs of members of Trinity College, Cambridge, collected by Henry Coggin
Album of autographs of members of Trinity College, Cambridge, collected by Henry Coggin
O./10a.45 · Item · 18th-19th c.
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O

The title on the front free endpaper is 'Autographs | Collected by | Henry Coggin | Trinity College, Cambridge'.

Pasted to the leaves of the book are about 120 signatures cut from letters or other documents and 6 letters. The first group of signatures (f. 1r) are those of all the Masters of the College from Robert Smith (Master, 1742–68) to W. H. Thompson (Master, 1866–86) except William Lort Mansel, the space where the latter would go being occupied by the pencil note, ‘Have not yet got this Autograph’. The autograph of Henry Montagu Butler, who succeeded Thompson as Master, appears later in the book, as Coggin had already obtained it when Butler was a Fellow.

The Masters’ signatures are followed by those of various senior and notable members of the College, including Fellows, noblemen, prize-winners, high-achieving graduates, and sportsmen. They include the signature of the Marquess of Lorne, who later married Queen Victoria’s daughter Princess Louise, and who, Coggin notes, was ‘One of last of the Fellow Commoners, who wore blue gowns with silver lace & were allowed to dine at the Fellows table’, and a few pages later is the autograph of I. J. Jermy, admitted in 1840, who Coggin notes was ‘Murdered with his Father at Stanfield Hall Norfolk Nov[embe]r 28th 1848 by James Blomfield Rush who was hung at Norwich April 21st 1849’. Below this is the only autograph of a female in the book, that of Eliza Chasteney, identified as ‘Lady’s Maid to Mrs Jermy Sen[io]r who in attempting to save her Mistress’s Life from the Murderous designs of the villian [sic] Rush was wounded in several parts of the body.’

The signatures are followed on ff. 9r-11r by five complete letters. Inside the front cover is a letter to the College Librarian from the donor. See the individual descriptions for details.

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Autograph manuscript of oration by Adolf von Harnack for the inauguration of the tomb of Immanuel Kant, Königsberg, 21 April 1924
O./10a.46 · Item · 1924
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O

'Immanuel Kant | Memorial speech for the inauguration of the tomb on behalf of the Albertus University and the city of Königsberg in Prussia, held on April 21, 1924 in the cathedral in Königsberg.'

With numerous annotations and corrections. Title page set up in the same manner as the printed edition, with several notes added.

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Cambridge University Proctors' account book
O./10a.47 · Item · 1819-1828
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O

Letter, Mar 1946, from D. W. Herdman, Librarian and Curator, Public Library, Art Gallery and Museum, Cheltenham, tipped in at front explaining that Captain J. H. Trye recently brought in the book and wished to deposit it at a suitable repository in Cambridge.

Entries relate to years 1819-1821 and 1827-1828 only.

ff. 1-21: Record by college of fees paid by students at graduation. On each pair of facing pages, with college name written at the top, those admitted to a degree 'Ad Baptistam' (that is, between Ash-Wednesday and St. John the Baptist's Day, June 24th) are recorded on the left-hand page and those who graduated at the then usual time (January at the beginning of the Lent term) are recorded on the right.

ff. 21 v.-22 r.: Record by college of forfeitures, 1819-1820, and compounders, 1820.

ff. 22 v.-27 r.: Junior Proctor's accounts. 1819-1920. On facing pages, with debits on left-hand page and credits on right-hand page. Including: fees received by college for degrees; cash received for composition and forfeitures; fines received 'for selling by measures not according to the University Standard, and for exhibiting Shews at Sturbitch fair; cash received from Rev. Mr White for mulcts. Also includes sums paid: 'for the administering of the Oath to the Proctor's men'; to John Beverley, George Ware and Henry Gunning, Esquire-Bedells; to the Parish-Clerk of St Mary's; to Rev. William French and George Peacock; to Edward René Payne and John Wood, Scrutators; to John Taylor 'for 6 Iron Candlesticks, used at Examination in the Senate-House in Jan.y' etc; to Mr Whewell, moderator, and to the same and Rev. Mr Gwatkin for attendance in the Schools; to W. Frere; to Rev. W. Tatham for the Orator.

ff. 27 v-28 r.: Blank.

ff. 28 v.-29 r.: 'Cista Communis'. Accounts., in Latin. Signed by Christopher Wordsworth, Vice-Chancellor; Philip Douglas; William George Judgson and George Peacock.

ff. 29 v.-35 v.: Blank.

ff. 36 r. - 48 v.: Records of individual payments and receipts for proctorial fines, etc, 1819-1821. Most pasted in. Signed by John Beverley, George Ware and Henry Gunning, [Esquire-Bedells]; Rev. W. Tatham; Richard Gwatkin, William Whewell. Also covers payments by [Joseph] Jee, the Junior Proctor, to the Registrary and to Edward René Payne and John Wood.

ff. 49 r.-51 v.: Blank.

ff. 52 r. - 67 r.: Lists of degrees conferred at Cambridge, 10 Oct. 1827-14 May 1828. Recorded by date and degree. No record of fees paid, as in the lists of those graduating 1819-1821.

ff. 68-90: Blank.

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Manuscript translation by Charles William King of Pistis Sophia
O./10a.5 · Item · 1865-1869
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O

Signed by King and dated 'Nov. 25 1869' on flyleaf, with title 'Pistis-Sophia. The Gospel of Valentinus. Part 6 of the Gnostics.' Note about translation on verso of tipped in leaf.

The translation of the first division runs from ff. 1-105 and is dated '25/8/65' at the end.

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Manuscript translation by Charles William King of Mamertinus' panegyric to Julian and a monody on the death of Constantine II by an unknown author
O./10a.7 · Item · 1874-1875
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O

Signed by King and dated 'Jan. 26 1875' on flyleaf. Contents of volume written on verso of flyleaf: '1. Mamertinus, Oration to Julian, upon his nomination to the consulship. P. 123 [in fact, f. 127 due to mis-numbering by King] Monody upon the death of Constantine II, by an unknown author'.

The date 'July 7 1874' is written at the end of the translation of Mamertinus, and 'Nov. 1 1874' at the end of the anonymous monody.

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Manuscript translations by Charles William King: 'Mineralogy of the Ancients'
O./10a.9 · Item · 1864
Parte de Manuscripts in Wren Class O

'Ancient Mineralogists' on spine. MS 'title page' on f. 1: 'Mineralogy of the Ancients. | The extant treatises of | Theophrastus, Orpheus, Plutarch or Parthenius, Epiphanius, Psellus, Marbodus, Mohammad ben Mansur. | Translated with Introduction and Notes | By C. W. King, M.A. | Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.'

A preface follows, which is dated 1 Feb. 1864. 'These translations formed part of the materials collected to serve in the composition of an extensive and detailed treatise upon the Natural History of Precious Stones and Metals... in course of preparation for the press' [published in 1865].

Translations on various sizes and types of paper bound into one volume. Most sections have a list of contents at the front.

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Photograph of Elizabeth Mayor
MAYR/K/1/10b · Parte · [19th cent.]
Parte de Mayor Papers

Ink and watercolour sketches of scenes in Kenilworth are painted directly onto the page above and below this photograph and those of two of Mayor's sisters next to it: the scenes are labeled 'The Priory', 'Kenilworth' [showing the castle], 'Inch Brook' and 'Abbey Gateway, Kenilworth'.
Photograph of Georgina Allix Mayor
MAYR/K/1/10c · Parte · [19th cent.]
Parte de Mayor Papers

Ink and watercolour sketches of scenes in Kenilworth are painted directly onto the page above and below this photograph and those of two of Mayor's sisters next to it: the scenes are labeled 'The Priory', 'Kenilworth' [showing the castle], 'Inch Brook' and 'Abbey Gateway, Kenilworth'.