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Printed notepaper, 44 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C. - Will Houghton sign the Memorial to Lord Palmerston seeking a literary pension for William and Mary Howitt?

Proposal to rent Grimston Lodge cheaply from Mr Fielden and discuss the question of a new Vicarage; will Houghton approach him: Grimston, Tadcaster

Mr Fielden agrees to contribute towards school and new Vicarage: Milford Hall, Tadcaster

Pontefract School. - Asks if it is true that Houghton described as 'blasphemous' Jefferson’s letter to Dr Bisset concerning an unjust attack on himself.

Resignation as Vicar of Wheldrake; family needs a drier climate; hopes to settle at Torquay: Ockbrook Vicarage, Derby

Advice as to practice regarding unnamed award: Kellington near Ferrybridge

disheartening expense of running school; fear of debt; would like to apply for Living of Eastrington near Howden: King's Grammar School, Pontefract

Thomas Longley has applied to become Headmaster of the Grammar School at Ripon; what does Houghton know of him: 1 Carlton Gardens, S.W. [emb: Downing 10 Street, Whitehall]

[requests interview for Head Mastership of Pontefract Grammar School]; qualifications: [Monk Bretton/Fryston?]

left note at Fryston yesterday; school, University and subsequent studies; [postscript]: forwards testimonials [missing]: Monk Bretton, Barnsley

Dr Lee has released him; pleased to accept appointment; [postscript]: encloses application and testimonial [missing]: Vincent Cottage, New Wortley, Leeds

Wishes to apply for Living of Felkirk near Barnsley; five years’ experience at school must counteract Houghton's previous opinion that it had not been given a fair trial: Kings School, Pontefract

Unsuccessful application for a Living; family background: Wakefield

Unfriendly behaviour of Lord and Lady Mexborough; father’s grievance about the election; quotes own 1868 letter and address; father has refused all support [emb: 8 John Street, Berkeley Square, W.]

Wrote to inform his father he was standing for Pontefract; Mexborough sent a torn will in reply; does not know why he is so offended; can Houghton supply any 'curious notes': Ingmanthorpe Hall, Wetherby

Hopes their constituency opposition will not persist; would be glad to obtain more of Houghton's erotica: 8 John Street, Berkeley Square, W

Pennington near Ulverston. Sends his congratulations; is not worse in his health and hopes he is somewhat better. The letter is written in another hand and signed by King.

Written to Whewell as Vice Chancellor from Queens' Lodge. Expects that before the night is over they will have eighty Undergraduates and Bachelors in College and asks for that number of tickets; due to his ill health he is unable to attend the events relating to Her Majesty's visit to the University.

Queen's [sic] Coll. Returns his Statutes; read over the rules relating to the Divinity Professorship and does not understand on what basis Bell's opinion is founded that would render the Master of Trinity ineligible for election.

Poster for the May Ball on 10 June 1974 featuring George Melly & John Chilton's Feetwarmers, Kilburn and the Highroads, the Vintage Hot Orchestra, Max Collie's Rhythm Aces, Hellraisers, Lunatic Fringe, The Wallace Collection, Gonzales, Blaze and more. Printed in blue and yellow on white with images of two women's heads, flowers, and butterflies, signed CGP at bottom left [Charles Graham Pendred?].

Poster for the May Ball on 9 June 1969 with the words 'still the best' at bottom, gold paper with blue design.

Poster for the May Ball 10 June 1968, depicting a lion holding a flag with the text information on it, printed on gold with blue design.

One of two posters for the May Ball 12 June [1967?]. This poster features hand-lettered text in ink or paint listing bands: the Alan Price Set, Françoise Hardy, Bill Savill, Cliff Bennett, Steel Band, and four others. Printed on gold paper with black lettering with CDT-Coulson printed at bottom right.

One of two posters for the May Ball 12 June [1967?]. Printed on gold paper with black lettering with CDT-Coulson printed at bottom right.

This category is comprised of visual materials which are not part of named collections and archives. The materials are primarily prints and photographs and have been arranged into Portraits, Views of Trinity College and Cambridge, and Albums and mixed collections.

Albums may contain individual and group portraits and views of Trinity College, Cambridge University, and the world beyond.

The identified items include photographs of holidays in Wales in 1934, Yorkshire in 1935, France in 1936, and Austria in 1937, as well as ‘home scenes’ and Neild’s school at Abinger Hill, in Surrey. They show Neild himself, as well as various family members and friends.