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      <p>The papers consist of minutes of meetings, accounts of boat races, financial accounts, correspondence, printed rules and regulations, dinner menus, photographs, as well as May Ball posters and programmes. The materials are arranged into series according to club, followed by a separate series for the May Balls, with Miscellanea following. This collection will continue to grow as material is received.</p>
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      <p>This is a collection of papers transferred and donated to the Library by various persons associated with the Trinity College Boat Clubs over the years.</p>
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          <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First Trinity Boat Club</unittitle>
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            <p>The First Trinity Boat Club was founded in 1825 and amalgamated with Third Trinity to form the First and Third Trinity Boat Club in 1947. It was originally referred to as Trinity Boat Club, or, following the name of the boat, the Monarch Boat Club.</p>
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          <p>The materials included in this section date from the early records of the Trinity Boat Club, before it was known as First Trinity Boat Club, up to the amalgamation with Third Trinity Boat Club in 1947 when it formed the First and Third Boat Club. The exception to this is material relating to the May Balls in their entirety, which have been moved to section F, Trinity May Balls. One item in the cuttings in Miscellanea dates from 1949 but concerns the early history of the club.<lb/><lb/>Some of the materials listed here were part of a project in the 1990s to record the names that appear in them. Where this has been done, the names have been included in the body of the record.</p>
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Laws of the Monarch Boat Club, membership lists and minutes of Trinity Boat Club</unittitle>
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        1 vol., 10 sheets    </physdesc>
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                <p>The Monarch Boat Club may have originally been separate from the Trinity Boat Club, but it is not clear how long this was the case. It was named after the boat 'The Monarch' built by Searle.</p>
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              <p>Volume with Henry Jevon Greene's name inside both covers. One cover titled "Laws of the Monarch Boat Club," with a list of members inside spanning Lent terms 1827-1828, followed by the laws, with amendments. Starting from the back cover are two letters from Rawlinson &amp; Lyon dated 1828 bound in, two pages of minutes for Michaelmas term 1829, and membership lists from 1829 to 1834 with simple summaries of the year at the bottom of each. A nine page insert lists the Honorary Members of the Trinity Boat Club 1826-1834 and beyond though lacking dates after 1834; some of the entries carry somewhat telegraphic information about the member.<lb/><lb/>**The following names are mentioned in this volume:**<lb/>William John Aislabie, Thomas Anderson, George Atherley, John Valentine Austin, Hedworth David Barclay, William English FitzEdward Barnes, Thomas Irwin Barstow, Roger Bass, John Horatio Bastard, James Akroyd Beaumont, James Bedingfield, Charles Christopher Black, John Blandy, Robert Blane, Thomas Bleaymire, Charles Bligh, Thomas John  Blofeld, Walter Stewart Broadwood, Langton Edward Brown, Reginald Bryan, Gervase Parker  Bushe, George  Butler, Demetrius Calliphronus, Hugh Francis ("Cannibal") Carleton, Thomas Shaen Carter, Francis Charles Alfred Clifford, Hiffernan Considine, Charles Quayle Constable, John Charles Conybeare, James Cookson, John Corser, Ralph Creyke, Samuel Crieghton, John Gilbert Crompton, William Assheton Cross, Alexander Cumine, Henry Thomas Curry, John Bayley Darvall, George Hibbert Deffell, George Denman, Francis Dickins, William  Dobson, John William Donaldson, Thomas Entwisle, William Entwisle, Francis John Eyre, Thomas Oliver Feetham, George Ferguson, David Grant Forbes, Nathaniel Forte, Charles Fosbrooke, Frederick Peere Williams Freeman, William Charles Evans Freke, Edward Frere, John Frere, Lewes Garland, John Philip Gell, Stephen Fryer Gillum, Henry Fyshe Gisborne, Henry Roberts Goldfinch, John Reynolds Goodman, Frederick Goulburn, Charles Samuel Grey, Matthew Blagden Hale, Edward Hamersley, James Hamilton, Calmady Pollexfen Hamlyn, Peter Robert Hammond, Samuel Browne Harper, John Harris, Edward James Hawker, George Charles Hawker, Edward Hawkins, Benjamin Robert Heath, Arthur Bastard Eastabrooke Holdsworth, James Richard Holligan, Robert Charles  Ilderton, William Lister Isaac, Gilbert Birt Price Jenner, John Henry Keane, William Cunliffe  Lister, Henry  Lloyd, Yarburgh Gamaliel  Lloyd-Greame, Edward Michael Pakenham, 2nd Earl of Longford, John Gylby Lonsdale, William Henry Lyttelton, Douglas Macdonald, William Fuller Maitland, Henry Marcus Mangin, Horatio Mansfield, John  Marriner, William Massey, Richard Pike Mate, William Meyrick, Frederick  Moore, Hugh Andrew Johnstone Munro, Charles Edmund Hayes Newington, John Newman, Robert Devereux Nicholls, Thomas Maling Nicholson, William Norris  Nicholson, George Henry Nicholson, George Nugée, William Nurse, Standish Thomas O'Grady, William Lindsay Palmes, Patrick Parker, George Henry Parminter, William Wilberforce Pearson, Charles Penrose, Charles Spencer March Phillipps, Lionel Place, William Anne Pochin, John Curwood Pollock, William Grant Prendergast, Robert Prescott, Josiah John  Prickett, William Henry Rudston  Read, Walter Ricardo, Thomas Pierson Richardson, Thomas  Robinson, John Rocke, Francis Rodd, James Thomas Rogers, William Govett Romaine, Conway Lucas Rose, John Sansum, Edward Sayers, George  Scott, John Nicholetts Shapland, John Sheehan, Henry William Sherer, Henry Corbet Singleton, Miles Smith, Nathaniel Smith, Warington Wilkinson, Sir Smyth, William Hammond Solly, Thomas Spankie, Stephen Spranger, Thomas Charles William Spring Rice, Richard  Stevenson, Alfred Baker Strettell, Henry Hill Strettell, Sir Charles William Strickland, 8th Baronet, Maurice Shelton Suckling, William James Tayler, Samuel Barnard Taylor, Leonard Thompson, Edward Crips Villiers, John Vivian Vivian, Sir Thomas Francis Wade, Edmund Waller, Benjamin Dann Walsh, William Amos Scarbrough Westoby, Edward Balme Wheatley, Thomas Edward Whitby, Thomas George Wilmer, Charles Henry  Wilson, Henry Annesley Woodham, Skynner George Woodroffe, Frank Wormald, Charles Valentine Worsley, and Marmaduke Wyvill.</p>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925</p>
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              <p>Gift of H. B. Grylls to the First Trinity Boat Club, 1922.</p>
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              <p>Ball, W. W. Rouse _The Early History of First Trinity_ (Cambridge, 1922).</p>
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        1 sheet    </physdesc>
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              <p>Printed broadsheet listing 23 laws of the Club, printed by Hodson. A drawing of a lion passant has been added above the title in ink.</p>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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        1 sheet    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Printed broadsheet listing 21 laws of the Club, printed by Hodson and Brown. Signed by Thomas Spankie on the verso.</p>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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              <p>Printed broadsheet listing 23 laws of the Club, printed by Hodson and Brown.</p>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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        1 sheet    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Printed broadsheet listing 17 laws of the Club, printed by Metcalfe and Palmer.</p>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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              <p>Printed broadsheet listing 18 laws of the Club, printed by Metcalfe and Palmer. Addressed on verso to G. F. Holroyd.</p>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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        2 sheets    </physdesc>
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              <p>Printed broadsheet listing 18 laws of the Club, printed by Metcalfe and Palmer. With some text struck out in ink and a fine changed on a sheet with the date 1855? in pencil at top, and another, later with the changes incorporated.</p>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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        2 sheets    </physdesc>
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              <p>Printed broadsheet listing 29 laws of the Club, printed by W. Metcalfe. With some text struck out in ink and the subscription changed to one guinea in ink on a duplicate sheet.</p>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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        4 sheets    </physdesc>
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              <p>Printed broadsheet listing 29 laws of the Club, printed by W. Metcalfe. Four copies, two of them carrying alterations. One alteration changes the name from the Trinity Boat Club to the First Trinity Boat Club.</p>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">_Rules and Regulations of the Trinity Boat Club_</unittitle>
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              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 35.7</unitid>
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        1 booklet    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Printed by W. Metcalfe &amp; Sons.</p>
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              <p>Transferred from St John's College Archives, 12 June 2013.</p>
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        2 booklets    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Two copies, one with an addenda slip inside. Printed by W. Metcalfe &amp; Sons.</p>
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              <p>One copy transferred from St John's College Archives, 12 June 2013.</p>
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        1 booklet    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Printed by Fabb &amp; Tyler.</p>
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">_Rules and Regulations of the Trinity Boat Club_</unittitle>
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        1 booklet    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Includes the lyrics to the First Trinity Boat Club song by C. Q. Knowles at back. Printed by Fabb &amp; Tyler.</p>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">_Rules and Regulations of the 1st Trinity Boat Club_</unittitle>
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        4 booklets    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>4 booklets (duplicates) printed by Fabb &amp; Tyler. Includes the lyrics to the First Trinity Boat Club song by C. Q. Knowles and a list of Boat Club officers and resident members at the back.</p>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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        1 booklet    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Printed by Fabb &amp; Tyler, with emendations to a few rules and addenda slips pasted in.</p>
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        3 booklets    </physdesc>
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              <p>3 booklets (duplicates) printed by Fabb &amp; Tyler, Ltd.</p>
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        1.5 boxes, 7 vols.    </physdesc>
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            <p>The minutes run from 1832 to 1936 in ten volumes; these are followed by a volume of Henley race accounts and a volume of decisions made by the Cambridge University Boat Club made for and by the Boat Club.</p>
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              <p>Copies of letters from 22 Feb. 1828 to March 1834, primarily correspondence with boatbuilders and letters received from members tendering their resignation; also, minutes of meetings from 4 Nov. 1832 to 8 Jan. 1835. Club secretaries whose letters and minutes appear include Henry Jevon Greene, Arthur Holdsworth, John Sansum, Robert Devereux Nicholls, and Patrick Parker.<lb/>At the back of the volume are two weekly training/attendance records dated 11 and 18 March 1827, and a list of the members of the T.B.C. for Easter term 1834.<lb/><lb/>**The following names are mentioned in this volume:**<lb/>William John Aislabie, Thomas Anderson, John Valentine Austin, William English FitzEdward Barnes, Roger Bass, Richard Bellis, Robert Wilberforce Bird, Charles Christopher Black, John Blandy, Robert Blane, Thomas Bleaymire, Charles Bligh, Thomas John  Blofeld, Langton Edward Brown, Gervase Parker Bushe, Hugh Francis ("Cannibal") Carleton, Thomas Shaen Carter, Hiffernan Considine, Charles Quayle Constable, James Cookson, John Corser, Ralph Creyke, Samuel Crieghton, Alexander Cumine, William  Dobson, Thomas Lushington  Edwards, Thomas Entwisle, William Entwisle, Francis John Eyre, George Ferguson, Charles Fosbrooke, Frederick Peere Williams Freeman, Edward Frere, John  Frere, Lewes Garland, Stephen Fryer Gillum, Henry Roberts Goldfinch, John Reynolds Goodman, Charles Samuel  Grey, Francis Grote, Matthew Blagden Hale, Edward Hamersley, James Hamilton, Calmady Pollexfen Hamlyn, John Harris, Edward Hawkins, Benjamin Robert Heath, Andrew Edward Hopegood, Robert Charles  Ilderton, William Lister Isaac, Gilbert Birt Price Jenner, John Henry Keane, William Cunliffe Lister, Yarburgh Gamaliel Lloyd-Greame, Frederick Grueber Lugard, Douglas Macdonald, John  Marriner, John Murray, John Newman, Robert Devereux Nicholls, Thomas Maling Nicholson, William Norris  Nicholson, Standish Thomas O'Grady, William Lindsay Palmes, William Wilberforce Pearson, Henry Alfred Pitman, William Grant Prendergast, Robert Prescott, Charles Rawling, William Henry Rudston Read, Francis Rodd, William Govett  Romaine, Henry Corbet Singleton, Miles Smith, William Hammond Solly, Thomas Spankie, Stephen Spranger, William James Tayler, Leonard Thompson, Edward Crips Villiers, George Walker, William Walker, Benjamin Dann Walsh, Charles Warren, Thomas George Wilmer, Frank Wormald, and Charles Valentine Worsley.</p>
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              <p>Minutes and descriptions of races with a list of Honorary Members at front, summaries of financial position, and copies of letters and agreements with boatbuilders. A pen-and-ink drawing of a 'Map of the River Cam between Cambridge and the Chesterton Locks' is pasted on to the front endpapers, and two charts of the bumps races in Lent term and Easter term 1838 and Lent term 1839 are tipped in to the back endpapers.<lb/><lb/>Minutes kept by Patrick Parker, Thomas Spankie, John Blandy, W. G. Romaine, W. H. Solly, C. Penrose, J. G. Lonsdale, and A. 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Leonard Thompson, Robert Powell Tooth, Abbott Upcher, Arthur Wilson Upcher, James Twinning, Charles Marsh Vialls, Edward Crips Villiers, John Vivian Vivian, Sir Thomas Francis Wade, Thomas Bersford Need Walker, Gilbert Innes Wallas, Benjamin Dann Walsh, William Newton Warren, William Bryce Watson, Emilius Watson-Taylor, William Way, Charles Sims Weir, William Amos Scarbrough Westoby, Alexander Anderdon Weston, Edward Balme Wheatley, Thomas Edward Whitby, Thomas Montague Wilde, David Watkin  Williams, Thomas George Wilmer, Charles Henry Wilson, George Edward  Wilson, Henry Annesley Woodham, Skynner George Woodroffe, Frank Wormald, Charles Valentine Worsley, Marmaduke  Wyvill, and Henry Young.</p>
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              <p>Minutes of meetings and records of races from Michaelmas 1841 to Michaelmas 1848. The minutes include lists of members and honorary members, descriptions of Trinity, University and national regattas including the Henley and Thames Regattas, and mention the Procession of Boats at Cambridge.<lb/><lb/>Recording Secretaries: A. Macdonald Ritchie, Henry Munster, Richard Assheton Cross, Edward P. 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Edwardes, Lambart Campbell Edwards, John George  Edwards, Edward  Ellis, William Entwisle, Thomas Entwisle, Twynihoe William Erle, Edmund Boscawen Evelyn, George Goodwin Ewart, Henry Edward Pellew, 6th Viscount Exmouth, Francis John Eyre, Archibald Hamilton Farmer, Thomas Oliver Feetham, Mordaunt Fenwick, George Ferguson, John Fife, Robert Finch, William Finnie, William John Fitton, Edward Brown Fitton, Edward Ross Foord, Henry Barnard Foord, David Grant Forbes, Granville Hamilton Forbes, Richard  Formby, Nathaniel Forte, Charles Fosbrooke, Robinson Fowler, Frederick Bacon Frank, Frederick Peere Williams Freeman, William Charles Evans Freke, John Rowden Freme, John  Frere, Robert Temple Frere, John Thomas Richardson Fussell, James George Curry Fussell, William Dunn Gardner, Arthur Garfit, Lewes Garland, George Vallis Garland, John Philip Gell, Edward Gibson, George Hay, Earl of Gifford, Stephen Fryer Gillum, William Girling, George Goodwin Pownall Glossop, Henry Roberts Goldfinch, Frederick William Goldfrap, William Gonne, John Reynolds Goodman, Charles Goolden, Frederick  Goulburn, Reginald John Graham, Benjamin Gray, William  Green, Henry Jevon Greene, Charles Samuel  Grey, Francis Grote, Matthew Blagden Hale, Edward Hamersley, James  Hamilton, Alexander Edward Kelso  Hamilton, Calmady Pollexfen Hamlyn, Peter Robert Hammond, Charles Warner Hanmer, Samuel Browne Harper, William Newton Harriott, John Harris, Richard Deodatus Harris, George Poulett Harris, William Seth Harrison, Edward George Hartnell, John Wood Haslehurst, Edward James  Hawker, George Charles Hawker, Edward Hawkins, Benjamin Blaydes  Haworth-Booth, George Head, Benjamin Robert Heath, Thomas Hedley, Augustus Barker Hemsworth, Peter Henderson, Frederick Weeks Higgson, Charles Gray  Hill, George James  Hill, Henry Rosehurst Hoare, Thomas Edward  Hodgson, William Stephen Raikes Hodson, Henry Hogge, Charles James Holden, Arthur Bastard Eastabrooke Holdsworth, Wyndham Holgate, James Richard Holligan, John George Hollway, Joseph Holmes, Edward Dundas Holroyd, George Frederick Holroyd, Richard Hooper, Robert Poole Hooper, William Carey  Hope, Frederick Lyon Hopkins, Sir George Lewis Wilmot, 5th Bt. 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Agnew.<lb/><lb/>**The following names are mentioned in this volume:**<lb/><lb/>John Nelson Abbott, Sir George Samuel, 6th Baronet Abercromby, William John Aislabie, Henry Alison, Joshua Bird Allen, Bouverie Alleyne, Thomas Anderson, Samuel Ruthven Anderson, Richard Arkwright, James Armitage, Walter James Armitage, Charles William Arnold, Ralph Assheton, George Atherley, Frederick Atkinson, John Valentine Austin, Charles Samuel Bagot, William Leonard Gill Bagshawe, Francis Westby Bagshawe, John Forster Baird,  Gardner Henry Baldwin, Hargreaves Baldwin, Elphinstone Barchard, Hedworth David Barclay, Eustace Barham, William English FitzEdward Barnes, Richard Hawkesworth Barnes, Charles Ainslie Barry, Thomas Irwin Barstow, Roger Bass, John Horatio Bastard, Alfred Naunton Bates, Lloyd Salisbury Baxendale, Robert Dudley Baxter, Michael Paget Baxter, Charles Alexander Baynes, Sir Thomas Sebastian Bazley, 2nd Baronet, John Bealey, James Akroyd Beaumont, John Bennett, Richard Alexander  Bevan, Charles James Bird, Joseph Birkbeck, Charles Christopher Black, John Blandy, Robert Blane, Richard Vesey Blathwayt, Edmund Blayds, Thomas Bleaymire, Charles Bligh, William Blowers Bliss, John Worthington Bliss, Thomas John  Blofeld, Francis Blomfield, Walter Deeble Boger, Henry Kearney Boldero, Alfred Bond, George Booth, Robert Spencer Borland, Robert Hartley Bower, Frank Bradshaw, Addison Bramwell, Henry Brandt, John Caddell Brereton, William Webb Follett Bright, George Brimley, Walter Stewart Broadwood, William Brodrick, Thomas Warwick Brooks, Langton Edward Brown, Edward Lawford  Brown, William Pryce Browne, Reginald Bryan, William Burchell, Randall Robert Burroughes, Thomas Henry Burroughes, Gervase Parker  Bushe, George  Butler, Spencer Perceval Butler, William Butt, William Byam, Demetrius Calliphronus, Dudley, Hon. Campbell, John Henry Cancellor, Hugh Francis ("Cannibal") Carleton, Cecil Bayliss Carlton, John Lindsay Carnegie, Walter Edmund  Carr, Thomas Shaen Carter, Henry Bonham Carter, Arthur Herbert Cass, Edward Paton Cearns, William Chandless, George Rooper Cheese, Hugh Culling Eardley Childers, William Chippindall, James Henry Robertson Stark Christie, William George Clark, Charles Baron Clarke, Thomas Clarkson, Francis Charles Alfred Clifford, William Pickering Cloves, Edward Augustus Cobbold, Richard Wootten Cole , Hiffernan Considine, Charles Quayle Constable, John Charles  Conybeare, Edwin Adolphus Cook, Robert Allen  Cook, James Bent Cooke, James  Cookson, George Henry Cooper, James Hughes  Cooper, Thomas Walmsley Copeland, Sir George Henry Cornewall, 5th Baronet, Thomas Greenway Corrie, John Corser, Edward Courage, Alfred Courage, Hugh Cowie, Thomas Cox, Charles William Cox, Hugh Craig, Edward Neville Crake, Edward Henry John Craufurd, Assheton William Craven, Charles Neve Cresswell, Henry Robert Baker Cresswell, Ralph Creyke, Samuel Crieghton, John Gilbert Crompton, James Crosbie, William Assheton Cross, Richard Assheton Cross, 1st Viscount Cross, George Culley, Alexander Cumine, Mark Edward Currie, Henry Thomas Curry, Henry Carey  Dangar, George Malcolm Dawson, Albert De Rutzen, John Francis William Fane De Salis, George Edward Denis De Vitré, Henry De Winton, William Smith Dean, George Hibbert Deffell, Hon. George  Denman, William Dent Dent, Francis Dickins, William  Dickinson, Arthur Benson Dickson, William Alexander Dobie, William  Dobson, John William Donaldson, David James Pattison Drakeford, Richard William Drew, William Thomas Du Boulay, Alfred Richard Du Cane, Thomas Duesbery Thornton Duesbery, William Henry Thornton Duesbery, John Travis Thornton Duesbery, Frederick William John Dugmore, William Dundas, Francis Blake Eagle, Charles Ormston Eaton, John Richard Eaton, William James Edlin, John George  Edwards, Henry Lettsom Elliot, Edward  Ellis, Charles Christopher Ellison, William Entwisle, Thomas Entwisle, Twynihoe William Erle, William Brewster Evans, Edmund Boscawen Evelyn, George Goodwin Ewart, Henry Edward Pellew, 6th Viscount Exmouth, Francis John Eyre, Archibald Hamilton Farmer, Thomas Oliver Feetham, Charles William Alexander Feilding, William Henry Fell, William Mason Fenn, William Kirkby Fenton, Bingham Arthur Ferard, George Ferguson, George Howe Browne Ffolkes, Robert Finch, William Finnie, William John Fitton, Robert Allan Fitzgerald, Henry Barnard Foord, David Grant Forbes, Richard  Formby, Richard Frederick Formby, Nathaniel Forte, Charles Fosbrooke, Charles  Foster, Robinson Fowler, William Vigor  Fox, Frederick Bacon Frank, Frederick Franklyn, Thomas Edmund Franklyn, Frederick Peere Williams Freeman, William Charles Evans Freke, John  Frere, William Dawes Freshfield, Edwin Freshfield, James Gale, Thomas Kynnersley Gardner, Lewes Garland, George Moseley  Gay, John Philip Gell, Edward Gibson, John Sumner Gibson, Stephen Fryer Gillum, William Girling, Robert Leacock Gledstanes, George Goodwin Pownall Glossop, Henry Roberts Goldfinch, Frederick William Goldfrap, William Gonne, John Reynolds Goodman, Frederick  Goulburn, Edward Curteis Graham, Robert Dalglish Grant, William Henry  Greaves-Bagshawe, Henry Jevon Greene, Nigel Gresley, Charles Samuel  Grey, George Henry Grey, William Bacon Grey, Francis Grote, John Reynolds Gulson, Reginald Townshend Hadow, Matthew Blagden Hale, George Willes Hale, Thomas Smith Halliday, Edward Hamersley, James  Hamilton, Alexander Edward Kelso  Hamilton, Gerald de Courcy Hamilton, Calmady Pollexfen Hamlyn, Peter Robert Hammond, James Lempriere Hammond, Sir William Hardman, Samuel Browne Harper, John Harris, Richard Deodatus Harris, George Poulett Harris, Henry Foard  Harris, Edward George Hartnell, Edward James  Hawker, George Charles Hawker, William Henry Hawker, Edward Hawkins, Benjamin Robert Heath, Thomas Hedley, Augustus Barker Hemsworth, Peter Henderson, Herbert Crompton Herries, Henry Arthur William Hervey, Charles James  Heywood, Francis  Hoare, Walter Cotton Hodgson, Charles James Holden, Arthur Bastard Eastabrooke Holdsworth, Joseph Hume Holdsworth, Wyndham Holgate, James Richard Holligan, John George Hollway, Edward Dundas Holroyd, George Frederick Holroyd, Robert Poole Hooper, Frederick Lyon Hopkins, John Hornby, Charles William Hough, John Howe, Orby Montgomery Hunter, Francis Frederick Hutton, Frederic Andrew Inderwick, Clement Mansfield Ingleby, William Henry Irvine, Frederick Sumner Irving, William Lister Isaac, Frederick Jackson, Edward Jacson, Gilbert Birt Price Jenner, Frederick William  Johnson, William John Herbert  Jones, John Henry Keane, Henry  Keary, Fitzroy Kelly, George Renorden Kingdon, James Durant Kingdon, Philip Oliphant Kingston, Philip Henry  Knight, Henry Thurstan Holland, 1st Viscount Knutsford, Richard Umfraville  Lambert, Eugene Langdon, Edward Lawson, Frederick George Ledsam, Theodosius Egerton Boughton Ward Boughton Leigh, Egerton Leigh Boughton Ward Boughton Leigh, James  Leith, John Davis Letts, John Lever, Richard Truman Lewellin, John Meredith Lewes, Charles Warner  Lewis, William  Lewthwaite, Thomas Lighton, William Cunliffe  Lister, Henry  Lloyd, Julius Lloyd, Edward  Lloyd, George Whitelocke  Lloyd, Owen William Lloyd, Yarburgh Gamaliel  Lloyd-Greame, Robert Emlyn Lofft, Richard Lomax, Cecil Long, Edward Michael Pakenham, 2nd Earl of Longford, John Gylby  Lonsdale, Henry Lowndes, George Alan Lowndes, Edward Chaddock Lowndes, Vernon Lushington, Edward Bouverie Luxmoore, William Henry Lyttelton, Douglas Macdonald, William Fuller Maitland, Clifford Malden, William Dawes Malton, Stewart Malton, Henry Marcus Mangin, John Thomas  Manley, William Woodward Manning, Horatio Mansfield, John  Marriner, Humphrey Richard George Marriott, Reginald Dykes Marshall, Alfred Martineau, William  Massey, Richard Pike Mate, William Adams  Mather, Robert Costall May, Frederick McCall, Charles Desmond  McCarthy, John Shuter Davenport  McGill, William Clark  Meek, William Henry Melvill, Henry John Miller, James Milner, Horace George Monro, Frederick  Moore, Arthur William  Moore, George William  Moore, Robert Mande Moorsom, Alexander Goodman More, George William  Mounsey-Heysham, Hugh Andrew Johnstone Munro, Henry Munster, Vernon  Musgrave, Robert Myddelton, Joseph Patterson  Myers, John Simmonds Nedham, Charles Edmund Hayes Newington, John  Newman, Robert Devereux Nicholls, Thomas Maling Nicholson, William Norris  Nicholson, George Henry Nicholson, Christopher Armytage  Nicholson, John  Nicholson, Rhodes Nicholson, Charles Devas  Nix, Edward Winckelmann  Nix, William Arthur  Norris, John North Ouvry North, William Frederick Northey, George Nugée, William Nurse, Standish Thomas O'Grady, Richard Arthur Onslow, Charles Amias Orde-Powlett, William Sandford Pakenham, John Pares, Patrick Parker, Arthur Townley Parker, George Henry Parminter, Robert Henning Parr, Harry Passley, John Payn, George Joseph Pearse, Charles Leigh Pemberton, Charles Berners  Penrice, Charles Penrose, Herbert George Pepys, George Pepys, Henry  Perkins, George  Perry, Thomas Edmund Petty, Charles Spencer March Phillipps, George Moreton  Platt, Francis Thomas Platt, Charles Plummer, William Anne Pochin, Richard Hillman Podmore, John Curwood Pollock, Henry Alexander Radclyffe Pollock, John Postlethwaite, John Navney Potts, George Henry  Powell, William Grant Prendergast, Robert Prescott, Theodore Preston, Josiah John  Prickett, Hugh, Hon. Proby, John Millidge Putnam, Charles Meade  Ramus, Charles Foyle Randolph, Felix Vincent Raper, Theodore William Rathbone, Charles Rawling, William Henry Rudston  Read, John Keith Rennie, Walter Ricardo, Robert Edward  Richards, Thomas Pierson  Richardson, John  Richardson, Sir John  Rigby, John Riley, Arthur Macdonald  Ritchie, Frederick Walter Robberds, Thomas  Robinson, John Rocke, Francis Rodd, James Thomas Rogers, Peter Pett Rolt, William Govett  Romaine, William Romilly, Conway Lucas Rose, Rolla Charles Meadows Rouse, Champion Russell, Henry Rutson, John Rutson, George Samuel Sale, Edward Lister Salisbury, George Salt, Thomas Hugh Sanderson, John Sansum, William Granville Saurin, Edward Sayers, Charles Richard Scholfield, George  Scott, Archibald Scott, Joseph Stonehewer Scott-Chad, Oswald Pattison Sergeant, Hugh Horatio  Seymour, John Nicholetts Shapland, Henry William Sharp, Thomas Wethered  Sharpe, Henry Francis  Shebbeare, John Sheehan, William Tyndall  Sheppard, Henry William Sherer, Thomas Henry Sherwood, Hugh Shield, John Shuldham, Thomas Radclyffe Sidebottom, George Staunton Simcockes, Edwin Simpson, Henry Corbet Singleton, James Mellor Smethurst, Nathaniel Smith, Frederick George Hume Smith, Alfred  Smith, William Arthur  Smith, Euan McLaurin Smith, William Shore  Smith, Philip Anstie  Smith, Sir Warington Wilkinson Smyth, Benjamin Snow, William Hammond Solly, Harry Glanville Southwell, Thomas Spankie, Stephen Spranger, Thomas Charles William Spring Rice, Harris Fleming St John, Frederick Stallard, Legendre Nicholas Starkie, Richard  Stevenson, Scott Nasmyth Stokes, Henry Stone, William Henry Stone, Freeman Richard Stratton, Henry Hill Strettell, Alfred Baker Strettell, Sir Charles William Strickland, 8th Baronet, Maurice Shelton Suckling, Robert Swan, William George Swinhoe, Thomas Legge Symes, Joseph Tanner, Anthony Tissington Tatlow, William James Tayler, Samuel Barnard  Taylor, Samuel  Taylor, John Harries Thomas, Leonard Thompson, George Hodgson Thompson, Alfred Thompson, Reginald Edward  Thompson, William Henry Thornton, Joseph Francis Thrupp, Henry Richard Tomkinson, Thomas Joseph Torr, Charles Charretie  Turner, Joseph Askew Turner, John Horatio Turnour, James Twinning, Charles William Upton, Thomas William Vallance, Henry Vernon, Francis Gerald Vesey, Edward Crips Villiers, Spencer Vincent, John Vivian Vivian, William Henry Waddington, Sir Thomas Francis Wade, Arthur Carr Walford, Charles  Walker, Gilbert Innes Wallas, Horatio Walmisley, Benjamin Dann Walsh, Howard Charles Ward, E. M. Ward, William Newton Warren, Joseph Loxdale Warren, William Bryce  Watson, John William  Watson, Charles Waymouth, Charles Sims Weir, William Amos Scarbrough Westoby, Alexander Anderdon Weston, Kenneth Douglas Wheatcroft, Edward Balme Wheatley, Edward Vincent  Wheeler, Robert Whitaker, Samuel Whitbread, Thomas Edward Whitby, James Sewell White, Edmund Keble White, Cyril White, John Henry Whiteley, Downes Wiglesworth, Frederic Edward Wigram, Woolmore Wigram, Henry Wilkinson, Edward Abercrombie  Wilkinson, Thomas George Wilmer, Charles Henry  Wilson, William Wingfield, George Wise, George Richard Withington, Edward Parker Wolstenholme, Frederick  Wood, John Siddall  Wood, Henry Annesley Woodham, Skynner George Woodroffe, Frank Wormald, John Copley Wray, Arthur Bourchier Wrey, Bourchier William Toke Wrey, Robert Wyatt, William Wylie, William  Wyndham, Marmaduke  Wyvill, Henry Young, Francis  Young</p>
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              <p>Minutes of meetings and records of races from May 1854 to February 1867. The minutes include lists of members and honorary members, descriptions of Trinity, university, and national regattas including the Oxford Cambridge Boat Races in 1859-1861, and the printed Laws of the Trinity Boat Club approved in October 1864 and Cambridge University Boat Club rules for the Four Oared race in May 1865. Cuttings about races are pasted in to the book and a poem, 'Viva la Trinité' by Francis Edward Image to G. A. W. 15 Jan. 1863 is laid in loose.<lb/><lb/>Recording Secretaries: Edward C. Graham, Edward W. Nix, Alfred Smith, Charles C. Ellison, James J. Serjeantson, Beauchamp M. Kerr, W. E. Prickard, John T. Morland, George H. Richards, T. Hillas Crampton, Walter F. Eaton, Hubert Kenrick, David Anderson, J. A. Garth Marshall, Charles Bidwell, and William J. Pinckney.<lb/><lb/>The book carries a mention of the first Ball held in 1866, a motion carried by a majority of 22; and there is also a description of an accident in the 1854 bumps race in which the Jesus boat cox was injured by a collision with the bow of the Queens' boat.<lb/><lb/>**The following names are mentioned in this volume:**<lb/>Philip Boyle Abraham, Myles Bagnall Bowyer Adderley, William Talbot Agar, Sir Stair Andrew Agnew, Charles Agnew, Charles Edmund Aikin , Osmund  Airy, Samuel Fisher Akroyd, William Stuart Alexander, Laughton Alison, Lewis George Jarvis Allen, Challis Edmund Hassel  Alpe, Charles Hamond Alpe, William Charles Alston, James Fetherston Alston, John Russell, Viscount Amberley, William Herbert Anderson, Andrew Anderson, Robert Gerard Anderson, William Duncan Anderson, Frank Eustace Anderson, Nesfield Andrewes, Henry Smith Andrews, Alexander Walter Annand, Harry Anstey, William Tuckwell Arbouin, Robert George  Arbuthnot, William Henry Davies Archer, Charles Davys Argles, Richard Arkwright, Henry  Arkwright, Henry Bruce Armstrong, Anthony Lionel George Ashley, Anthony Evelyn Melbourne Ashley, Samuel Tudor Ashton, James Perronet Aspinall, Richard  Atkinson, Frederick Ayers, John Mackenzie Bacon, William Augustus Edward Vale  Bagshawe, Walker Baily, George Baird, Sir Richard Chaffey Baker, William Baldock, Hargreaves Baldwin, Frederick Kett Barclay, Robert  Barclay, Robert Hilaro Barlow , Alfred Barratt, Alexander Barret, Arthur Henry Sanxay Barwell, Charles Brome Bashford, Hugh Wilson Bateman, William Fairbairn Bateman, Robert Narcissus Batt, Cyril Flower Battersea, 1st Baron, Michael Paget Baxter, Charles Alexander Baynes, Frank Beadel, Charles Gabriel  Beale, Thomas Beard, Robert Turlington Noble Beasley, Aubrey de Vere Beauclerk, John Christopher Beauman, Thomas Elliott Beaumont, Richard Beaumont, William Alcock  Beck, William Claypon Bellingham, Henry Strutt Belper, 2nd Baron, Henry Robert Bence-Jones, John Bennett, George Clement, Sir Bertram, James George  Best, Edward Peto Betts, Richard Alexander  Bevan, Cecil Maitland Bevan, Roland Yorke Bevan, Clarence Bicknell, George Parker  Bidder, Charles Birch, Edward Bickersteth Birks, James Scott Black, Frederick Turner Blake, John Blake-Humfrey, John Worthington Bliss, Robert Singleton Blofeld, Sholto Douglas Campbell Blythswood,  2nd Baron , John Leonard Bolden, Otto Glynn Bolitho, William Henry  Bolton, Frederick James Bone, Thomas Owen  Bonser, George Booker, Clement Booth, George Borthwick, Robert Thomas Boult, Joseph Boulton, John Edward Bourchier, John Ulick Bourke, Robert Hartley Bower, James Bownes, John Burnett Box, Nicholas Brady, Charles Albert  Bragge, Garnett Braithwaite, John Masterman Braithwaite, Henry Brandreth, Henry Samuel  Brandreth, Reginald More  Bray, Alexander Martin Bunster Bremner, Stephen Frederick Bridge, Frederick Hanson Bridges, Caithness Brodie, Charles Edward de Capell Brooke, Arthur Watson de Capell  Brooke, Henry Brooks, Walter Brooks, Edward Lawford  Brown, Edgar Cubitt Brown, Bartholomew Brown, Ernest Alfred Browne, William Ernest Brymer, James George Buchanan, William Gold Buchanan, Thomas Edward Buckley, Thomas Walter Buckmaster, Edward Buckmaster, Sir Henry Ernest Gascoyne Lytton Bulwer, Robert Clement Sconce Bunbury, Robert Burn, Alexander D'Arblay Burney, John William Burns, Alfred Henry Burton, Michael Arthur Bass Burton, 1st Baron, Wadsworth Busk, John Banks Meek Butler, Samuel Gurney Buxton, Edmund Charles Buxton, Charles Louis  Buxton, Henry Edmund Buxton, Francis William Buxton, Thomas Farrell Buxton, 3rd Baronet, Dudley Campbell, Walter  Campbell, Augustus Campbell, Donald Campbell, Thomas Robert Curwen Campbell, John Henry Cancellor, John Warrington Carew, Arthur Drummond Carlisle, Ludovick Montefiore Carmichael, John Lindsay Carnegie, John Corrie  Carter, William Henry Morden Carthew, Charles Edward Cawley, John Graham  Chambers, Basil Champneys, Arthur Moseley Channell, Kyrte Alfred Chapman, George Rooper Cheese, Charles Samuel Chilver, James Robert Alexander Chinnery-Haldane, William Henry  Christie, William Henry Mahoney Christie, William Churchill, Lovell Burchett Clarence, William George Clark, Arthur Edward Clarke, Arthur Temple Felix Clay, 4th Bt., James Clayfield Clayfield-Ireland, Ralph Clutton, John Shapland Elliot Cockburn-Hood, Henry James Coldham, Robert Colling, Henry Hyatt Collings, James Colquhoun, Sir James Colquhoun, 5th Bt, John Caigneau Colvill, Bazett David Colvin, Sir Sidney Colvin, Frank Challice Constable, William  Coode, Walter Coode, Arthur Bott  Cook, John Moore Cooke, Henry Cooke, Charles Edward Brunskill Cooke, James Hughes  Cooper, George William  Cooper, Thomas Cope, Thomas Walmsley Copeland, Richard Washington  Corbin, Sir George Henry Cornewall, 5th Bt., James Cornford, Henry Pennant Cornwall, Clement Francis Cornwall, Josiah Owen Corrie, Henry Courage, Samuel Richardson Cox, George Cox , Assheton William Craven, William Henry Sharman Crawford, William Parry Crawley, Charles Crawley, Albert Crompton, Hugh Banastre Crosse, Robert Crossman, Charles Cubitt, George Culley, Charles Arthur Cuningham, William Edmund Currey, Thomas Spencer  Curteis, James Bartlett Dalby, Cornelius Neale Dalton, Charles George Danford, Arthur William Trollop Daniel, Francis Henry Blackburne Daniell, Wareyn William Darby, Duncan Darroch, Charles Stuart Parker Darroch, Sir George Howard  Darwin, Sir Francis Darwin, Edward Gershoin  Davenport, Thomas Charles  Davies, Clement Henry Davies, David Hamilton  Davies, John Neville Davies-Colley, George Dawes, Frederic De Bunsen, Waller De Montmorency, Sinclair Ellis De Thoren, George Edward Denis De Vitré, Edward Frank De Zoete, Walter Meredith Deane, Edward Fanshawe Denison, George  Denman, Richard Denman, George Theodore Dennis, Cuthbert Collingwood Denny, Charles Dent, Edward Dent, John Craft  Deverell, William Henry Deverell, John Dalby  Dewhurst, William  Dickinson, Richard Henry Dickson, Henry Granville Dickson, Francis John Dickson, Richard Henry Wingfield Digby, Henry de la Beche Dillwyn, Willmott Dixon, John Dixon  Dixon, Robert Conway Dobbs, James Hume Dodgson, Thomas Marriott Dodington, Henry Phelps Marriott Dodington, Arthur Leathem Plumptre Dodson, John Hall Doe, Wordsworth Donisthorpe, Ernest George Doughty, William Scott Dowson, Charles Frederick Tyrwhitt  Drake, Richard William Drew, George Bernard Harvey Drew, Andrew Augustus Wild Drew, William Thomas Du Boulay, Alfred Richard Du Cane, William Dudley  Dudley, James Stuart Thornton Duesbery, Edward Alexander James Duff, Edmund Duguid, Alexander Robert  Duncan, Theodore Dury, John Morehouse Dyson, Charles John Aylmer Eade, Eardley Gideon Culling Eardley, Alfred Edwin Eaton, Nathaniel William Edwards, Thomas John  Edwards, Jeffrey Edwards, George Augustus Robertson Eliott, Sir George William Elliot, 2nd Bt., Sir Alfred Charles Elliott, Julius Marshall Elliott, Walter Ellis, Francis Gilbert Enys, William Brewster Evans, William Herbert Evans, William Everett, Adam Henderson Fairbairn, Thomas Gavin Farquhar, Edward Boyd Fawcett, Francis Fearon, Gilbert Streynsham Feilden, Charles William Alexander Feilding, William Kirkby Fenton, Francis James Crosland Fenton, John Charles James Fenwick, John Wogan  Festing, Timothy Fetherstonhaugh, George Howe Browne Ffolkes, Peter Finch, Colin Campbell Finlay, Alexander Kirkman Finlay, Roswell Corse Fisher, Robert Allan Fitzgerald, Samuel Thomas Fitzherbert, Joseph Heremon Persse Fitzpatrick, John  Fletcher, Frederick Flood, John Gregory Forbes, Cecil Theodore Weld Forester Forester, 5th Baron, Henry Thornton Forster, John Ebenezer  Foster, Charles James  Foster, Samuel Porter Foster, George Gooch Fowler, Ernest William Fowler, William Henry  Fox, Henry Elliott  Fox, Frederic Hubert Freer, Alfred Lewis Galabin, James Gale, Robert Cameron Galton, John Lewis Garden, William Garfit, Richard Craven Garnett, Walter Holbrook Gaskell, Thomas Kynaston Gaskell, George Moseley  Gay, Alfred Henry Gay, Robert Gichard Geach, John Sumner Gibson, Marsden Gibson, Joseph Gibson, Sir James Henry Gibson-Craig, 3rd Bt., Thomas Morrell Gilbert, David Gillespie, Robert Leacock Gledstanes, Alfred Henry Glennie, Joseph Wallace Godfrey, Alexander Robert Goldie, Sir John Tankerville Goldney, Thomas Francis Goold, George Henry Gordon, James Henry Gordon, Robert Francis Gordon, George Maxwell Gordon, Thomas William Gorst, Robert de Græme Græme, Allen Marden Graham, Sir Charles Grant, Robert Grant-Suttie, Edwin Gray, Francis Edward Greaves, William Henry  Greaves-Bagshawe, Vernon Tomas Green, Charles Ernest Green, Sidney Faithorn  Green, Robert Gambier  Green, Henry David  Greene, Carleton Greene, Bryan Padgett Gregson, Nigel Gresley, George Henry Grey, William Bacon Grey, William Russell Griffiths, George Neville Griffiths, John Reynolds Gulson, John Arthur  Gurney, William Henry Hackblock, Reginald Townshend Hadow, Henry Haigh, James Charles Hale, Thomas Smith Halliday, Charles Joseph Theophilus  Hambro, James  Hamilton, Charles James  Hamilton, Arthur Bold Hamilton, James Lempriere Hammond, Basil Edward Hammond, Robert Alers Hankey, Sydney Alers Hankey, Spencer James Pomeroy, 6th Viscount Harberton, Harry  Harbord, Henry Foard  Harris, James Harrison, Herbert Hatfield Harter, Frederick Mortimer Harvey, Francis Clyde Harvey, Williams Hasell, Thomas Godfrey Hatfield, John Walter Hawkesworth, Henry Hawkins, John Clarke Hawkshaw, Roscoe Hawthorn, Christopher John Hayden, William Amherst Hayne, Walter Heald, Samuel Heathcote, Killingworth Richard  Hedges, Thomas Hedley, Douglas Halford Chaifey  Henniker, Walter Henry, Robert Mitton Hensley, Augustus de Morgan Hensley, Henry Venn Herbert, Warner John Lloyd Heriot, Henry Arthur William Hervey, Frederick Alfred John Hervey, William Lonsdale Hetherington, Charles James  Heywood, Herny Robinson  Heywood, Edward Higgins, Dennis Lambart Higgins, Rowley  Hill, Thomas Bryer Hinde, Samuel Charles Allsopp Hindlip, Hewitt Antrobus Hinson, Sir Samuel Hoare, Edward Brodie  Hoare, Robert Gurney  Hoare, John Gurney  Hoare, Henry Tylston Hodgson, Henry Westwood Hoffmann, John Hollams, Frederick Whitmore Holland, Arthur  Holland , Edward Hollins, Edmund William Hollond, Arthur Phidias Holme, John Archer  Holmes, John Sancroft  Holmes, George Armit Holmes, Leighton Hope-Edwards, Ferdinand Cecil Hope-Grant, Michael Hopton, John Bentwick Hopwood, John  Hornby, James Edward Horne, Thomas  Houldsworth, William Wathen Howard, William Frederick Howard, Henry Blunt  Howard, Arthur Wigston Howard, Newman Wright Hoyles, Robert  Hudson, John Alfred  Hudson, Albert  Hudson, William  Hudson, Henry Warwick Hunt, Arthur Roope Hunt, Nathaniel Albert Hunt, Orby Montgomery Hunter, Hamilton Hawtrey Hurnard, Vernon Wollaston Hutton, John Maxwell Image, Edward Donough O'Brien Inchiquin, 14th Baron, Frederic Andrew Inderwick, James Penrose Ingham, Edward Theodore Ingham, David Ingles, John Duncan Inverarity, John Collins Ion, William Henry Irvine, Walter Beresford Irving, John Charles Irving, Frederick Jackson, George Ernest Mann  Jackson, Edmund  Jackson, Alfred Edward Edmund Jacobson, Sir Richard Calverhouse  Jebb, Thomas  Jessop, William Cooper  Johnson, Edwin Johnson, Henry Frank  Johnson, James Woodbine  Johnson, George Thompson Johnston, Henry  Johnston, Herbert Riversdale Mansel  Jones, Arthur  Jones, George Haines  Jones, William Augustus Keir, Fitzroy Kelly, Charles Adams Kemble, Edward Wood  Kempe, John Arrow Kempe, George William Douglas Kempson, Richard Arthur Kennaway, Gilbert George Kennedy, Brackley Herbert Barrington Kennett, Roger Kerrison, Septimus Kingsford, Douglas Kingsford, Robert Alexander Kingslake, Maurice Kingsley, James William Kitto, Philip Henry  Knight, George  Knowles, Arthur Edward Ellis Knox, André Blasini Knox, Archibald Lamb, 3rd Bt., Edward Tiley  Lambert, Alfred Lionel  Lambert, Henry Lampson, Sir George Curtis Lampson, 2nd Bt, Robert Lancaster, Edmund Langton, George  Latham, Morton Latham, William  Latham, Robert Arbuthnot Law, Sir Charles Bennet Lawes-Wittewronge, 2nd Bt., Sir Henry Waldemar Lawrence, 3rd Bt, John Hamilton Lawrence Lawrence, 2nd Baron, William Frederick Lawton, James Le Messurier, George Harris  Lea, Augustus Charles  Lee, John Cox  Leeke, Henry Leeke, Thomas Charles Percival Lefroy, Frederick Anthony Lefroy, Sir Algernon Willoughby Legard, 12th Bt., John Lever, Percy James Edward Leverson, Richard Truman Lewellin, Samuel Herbert Lewin, James Dawson  Lewis, George Lewthwaite, William Stewart Lillington, Robert Cann Lippincott, Edward  Lloyd, Robert Lewis Lloyd, Herbert Lloyd, James Edward  Lloyd, Yarburgh George  Lloyd-Greame, John Griffith Lock, William Henry  Lockhart-Gordon, Richard Lomax, William Alexander  Long, Charles Hamilton Kellett Long, Arthur Hampton  Longman, Michael  Longridge, William Charles Loraine, Charles  Lowe, Edward Chaddock Lowndes, Henry William Lowry-Corry, George Frederick William Lowther, Lewis Haig  Loyd, Edgar Lucas, Frederick George Luke, Francis Martineau  Lupton, Vernon Lushington, Joseph Lyle, William Pulleine Lysaght, John Mabson, Archibald John Mackey, Thomas Hope Maclachlan, Donald Grant Macleod, Reginald Macleod, Edward Macnaghten, Baron Macnaghten, Chester Macnaghten, Joseph Duncan MacVicar, James Arthur Malam, Clifford Malden, Charles Edward  Malden, Herbert Charles  Malkin, William Henry Galfridus Mann, Spencer Mansel, James Lutyens  Mansfield, Burroughes Henry Margetts, Horatio Spelman Marriott, Reginald Dykes Marshall, Francis  Marshall, Victor Alexander Ernest Marshall, Edward Thory  Marshall, Stephen Albert Marshall, Walter James  Marshall, Robert Frewen Martin, William  Martin, Marcus Trevelyan Martin, Samuel John Martin, John  Martin, Robert Harvey Mason, William Adams  Mather, Edmund Farrington Mathews, James Mayo, Theodore Mayo, Robert McCall, Charles Desmond  McCarthy, John Henry Champion  McGill, Sidney Bryant McWhinnie, Henry George Jephson Meara, William Clark  Meek, James Matthew Meek, John Edward Meek, Charles Meeking, Charles Mellor, Philip Henry  Mellor, Teignmonth Melvill, James Cosmo Melvill, Booth Hay Metcalfe, Paul Edward O'Bryen Methuen, Edward Brockholes Michaelson, Robert Bonnor Miers, John Remington Mills, Gilbert John Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, 4th Earl of Minto, James Robert Mitford  Mitchell, John Francis  Mitchell, Edward Philip Monckton, Henry James Moncreiff Moncreiff, 2nd Baron, Robert Cichester Moncreiff Moncreiff, 3rd Baron, Afleck Moodie, George William  Moore, Samuel Moore, Henry William  Moore, Warren Mande Moorsom, Henry Foscue Morgan, Anthony Thomas Morland, Samuel Hope Morley, Howard Morley, Edward Roberts  Morris, Ebenezer Morris, Lawrence Burke Morris, Edmund John Mortlock, Walter Nugent Morton Morton, John Miles  Moss, James Henry Harmar Moxon, William Elias Mozley, John Frederic Muggeridge, George Frederick Woodhouse Munby, Hugh Andrew Johnstone Munro, Spencer Coleridge Musson, Frederic William Henry  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              <persname role="subject">Lander, John Gerard Heath (1907-1941), Olympic medallist</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Vesey, David Herbert Edmund (1908-1980), son of David Arthur Fitzgerald Vesey</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Kenrick, Edward Peter (1910-1996), vintner</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Elworthy, Samuel Charles (1911-1993), 1st Baron Elworthy</persname>
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              <persname role="subject">Colclough, Christopher Gordon (b 1914), solicitor</persname>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
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                <p>"T.B.C. Henley 1889-1923" stamped in gold on cover.</p>
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              <p>Reports and fiscal accounts of Henley regattas from 1889, 1891-1896, c 1899, 1904, 1906-1914, 1919-1923. Reports signed by club officers C. E. Ashford, Graham C. Kerr, L. A. E. Ollivant, Herbert A. Game, Douglas Spicer, A. Close Brooks, Gerald B. Lloyd, M. Daffarn, F. E. Hellyer, C. F. Burnand, Ralph S. Shove, Robin C. Barrett, Archibald D. B. Pearson, and Edward J. S. Donner.<lb/><lb/>The following names are mentioned in this volume: William Adams, Clement James Mellish Adie, Walter Sibbald Adie, Eustace Aubertin Airy, John Edric Russell Allen, Stanley Rhodes Armitage, Christopher Wyborne Armstrong, Henry Russell Atkinson, Robert Osmer Atkinson, Walter William Rouse Ball, Charles Gonville Banister, Ernest Barningham, William Donald Barratt, Helton Godwin Baynes, Clive Oliver Bertram Beale, Herbert Kenrick Beale, Sir John Field Beale, Sir Samuel Richard Beale, Lewis Grote Beaumont, Charles Murray Beazley, John Gerald Mortimer Bernard, Cameron Howard Beves, George Charles Birch, Henry Edmund Blackburne-Daniell, George Wilfrid Blenkin, Harris Booth, Lennox A. K. Boswell, James Bevan Bowen, James Reddy Beadon  Branson, Sir George Arthur Harwin Branson, William Philip Sutcliffe Branson, Francis Donald Holden Bremner, Alfred Eric Percival Giles Bridge, John Graham Monroe Broadbent, Walter Broadbent, Richard Wilfred Broadrick, Ernest Augustus Brooks, Alfred Milner Brown, Harold George Brown, Peter Beale Howard Brown, Samuel Harold Brown, Francis Campbell Brown Douglas, John Southerden Burn, Francis William Burn, Hilton Cawood Butler, Egbert Cadbury, Laurence John Cadbury, Duncan Cameron-Swan, Banner Carruthers-Johnstone, Oswald Armitage Carver, Richard Gardiner Casey, Hugh Charles Cayley, Douglas George Cherrington, Edwin Dowsett Clark, Sydney Herbert Clark, William Robert Bruce  Clarke, James Brooks Close, William Brooks Close, Keith David Cochrane, George Dudley Colcough, David Charles Collins, Felix Alexander Vincent Copland-Griffiths, Gerard Allen Crane, James Sandemann Cunningham, Sir Herbert William Davis-Goff, 2nd Baronet, John Albert Lister Denison, Eric Donaldson, Malcolm Donaldson, Thornycroft Donaldson, Stuart Downs, Humphrey Richard Owen Drake, Alfred Lionel Drew, Douglas Garden Duff, Edward Reynolds Durham, Henry William Eaden, John  Eaden, Harry Eltringham, Raymond Broadley Etherington-Smith, Roger Eykyn, George Edward Thomas Eyston, Basil Arbuthnot Fenwick, Edward Archibald Forbes, Philip Lockton Forwood, Pelham La Trobe Foster, Philip Tillard Foyster, Arthur Louis Roger Gaddum, Kenneth Gordon Garnett, Edward Graves Mayne Gibson, Donald Herbert Louis Gollan, William Hugh Gorringe, Standish Robert Gage Prendergast Vereker, 7th Viscount Gort, Cuthbert Grasemann, Alexander Reith Gray, Thomas Leslie Clarke Gregory, Francis Grote, Kenneth Hamilton, Cyril Elmore Hammond, Edward Harding, John Reginald Harraton, Charles Allen Seymour Hawker, Archie Edward Heath, Thomas Archibald Montgomerie Hill, Joseph Brodie Hoare, Andrew John Hodgkin, Thomas Edward Hodgkin, Hereward Hook, Bertram Hopkinson, Christopher Maynard Horne, Roger Saul Howson, Robert Crompton Hutton, Cyril Walford Osborn Jenkyn, Arthur George  Johnson, George Horace  Johnstone, Cecil Mark Aidan Kebbell, Roderick Vivian Kennard, John Francis Oliver King, Harrington Robley Law, Alexander Seymore Lee, William Emerson Lee, Rudolf Chambers Lehmann, Arthur Reginald Lister, Hugh Evelyn Jackson Lister, Sir William Tindall Lister, Gerald Braithwaite Lloyd, Alan Scrivener Lloyd, Eric Ivan Lloyd, Harry Audley Lucas, Hussey Burgh George Macartney, William Mallalieu, Rawlyn Richard Maconchy Mallock, Joseph Harold Mandleberg, Ian Anderson Mann, William John Martin-Tomson, Cyril Collingwood Maughan, George Brown Sievewright McBain, Richard Hood Metcalfe, Arthur Pemberton Methuen, Hubert Charles Meysey-Thompson, Edward Stapleton Moore, Sydney Cope "Kidney" Morgan, Cyril Edward Nisbet, Brinsley Hampton Nixon, Kishchiro Okura, Harold Godfrey Palmer, James Arthur Palmes, Alexander Alexandrovich  Paschkoff, Basil Alexandrovich Paschkoff, Malcolm Endicott Peabody, Allan T. 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Sivewright, William Frederick Smith, Sir Edwin Arney Speed, Eric Evan Spicer, Gerald Evan Spicer, Lancelot Dykes Spicer, Samuel William Steane, Frederick George Hutton Storey, John Kenneth Swaine, Vincent  Thompson, George Edward Tregoning, Francis George Truscott, Francis Henry Tuke, Lancelot Boileau Ussher, Robert Vaughan-Johnson, Wilfred Douglas Vernon, Alfons Benno Von Weiss, Ernest Elliot Walker, Kenneth Walker, James Walmsley, John Carlisle Warrington, Edward Henry Wright Weaver, Cary Richard Hampton Weekes, Geoffrey Harris Whitehill, Edward Williams, John Christopher Wilson, Denys Arthur Winstanley, Edward John Woodhouse, and William Alexander Young.</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Ashford, Cyril Ernest (1867-1951), headmaster</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Kerr, Graham Campbell (1872-1913), Governor of the Province of Berber, Sudan</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Ollivant, Lionel Arthur Edward (1872-1900), army officer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Game, Herbert Aylward (1873-1948), businessman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Spicer, Douglas (1883-1943), son of George Spicer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Brooks, Arthur Brooks Close- (1884-1917), son of John Close-Brooks</persname>
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              <persname role="subject">Daffarn, Maurice (1888-1915), colonial officer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Burnand, Cyril Francis (1891-1915), engineer</persname>
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              <p>Deposited by the Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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              <p>Earlier Henley accounts may be found at the back of the Trinity Boat Club account book for 1862-1893, BOAT A3/4.</p>
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Copies of Cambridge University Boat Club minutes and decisions made by and for Trinity Boat Club</unittitle>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
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                <p>Bound in half-leather with spine label "T.B.C. 1828 1837." Papers appear to have been bound together rather than written in a blank volume, as text along the left margin of some pages has been obscured by the tightness of the binding.</p>
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              <p>Copies of minutes of meetings of the University Boat Club dated 9 Dec. 1828 to June 1837, though it is not clear when these copies were made. Note is made of rules and regulations passed by the University Boat Club, arrangements for races, reports of races, with crews and the order of boats in bumps, as well as arrangements for and participants in the Oxford Cambridge boat race.<lb/><lb/>The following names are mentioned in this volume: Godfrey Harry Arkwright, Henry Arkwright, John Ashton Bostock, Thomas Shaen Carter, Alexander Cumine, George Henry Drew, Charles Edmonstone, Thomas Entwisle, John Williamson Fulton, Lowry Guthrie, James Hemery, Edward Hoare, Arthur Bastard Eastabrooke Holdsworth, Edward Winnington Ingram, Richard Jennings, John Henry Keane, Douglas Macdonald, William Norris Nicholson, Thomas Bradley  Paget, Patrick Parker, Charles Penrose, Charles Spencer March Phillipps, Frederick Ricardo, Charles Morris Roupell, Sir Charles Jasper Selwyn, Thomas Kynaston Selwyn, Sir Warington Wilkinson Smyth, William Hammond Solly, Thomas Spankie, Abbott  Upcher, Arthur Wilson  Upcher, Benjamin Dann Walsh, and Charles Warren.</p>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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              <p>At the front is a note, "This book is the property of the First Trinity Boat Club and has always been in the possession of the club. A. Close Brooks, April 1907."</p>
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        3 boxes, 1 vol.    </physdesc>
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            <p>The account books include a number of different types of volumes of accounts for the First Trinity arranged in roughly chronological order.</p>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
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              <p>Accounts running from January 1829, with gaps that appear after Nov. 1831, with a few entries in 1833 and 1834 and two statements of account for the year in Dec. 1833 and Jan. 1835. Accounts were kept by Club Treasurers Thomas Entwisle, Charles C. Black, Charles Grey, Patrick Parker, Thomas S. Carter, and Thomas Spankie.<lb/><lb/>The following names are mentioned in the volume:<lb/>William English FitzEdward Barnes, Roger Bass, Robert Wilberforce Bird, Christopher Bird, Robert Blane, Charles Bligh, Langton Edward Brown, Gervase Parker  Bushe, Hugh Francis ("Cannibal") Carleton, Samuel Crieghton, Alexander Cumine, John Bayley Darvall, William Dobson, Frederick Peere Williams Freeman, John  Frere, Edward Frere, Henry Fyshe Gisborne, John Reynolds Goodman, Henry Jevon Greene, Edward Hamersley, Calmady Pollexfen Hamlyn, Benjamin Robert Heath, Arthur Bastard Eastabrooke Holdsworth, William Lister Isaac, William Cunliffe  Lister, Douglas Macdonald, Henry Marcus Mangin, William Meyrick, John Newman, Robert Devereux Nicholls, Standish Thomas O'Grady, William Wilberforce Pearson, Lionel Place, John Curwood Pollock, William Henry Rudston  Read, John Sansum, Miles Smith, William James Tayler, Benjamin Dann Walsh, Thomas George Wilmer, Frank Wormald, and Charles Valentine Worsley.</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Black, Charles Christopher (1809-1879), art historian</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Grey, Charles Samuel (1811-1860), civil servant</persname>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
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              <p>Accounts of subscriptions and fines of members kept by the Treasurers from Lent term 1832 to Lent term 1841, listing surnames of members and amounts due. Includes some information on dues owing from 1831, and has general accounts at the end dated 1832-1834.<lb/><lb/>Accounts kept by: Thomas S. Carter, Patrick Parker, Thomas Spankie, John Blandy, W. Hammond Solly, Charles Penrose, John G. Lonsdale, and A. Macdonald Ritchie.<lb/><lb/>The following names are mentioned in the volume:<lb/>George Atherley, John Valentine Austin, Benjamin Babington, Edmund Banbury, Hedworth David Barclay, Thomas Irwin Barstow, John Horatio Bastard, James Akroyd Beaumont, Richard Bellis, Robert Wilberforce Bird, Henry Bunbury Blake, George Davison Bland, Thomas Bleaymire, Charles Bligh, Frank Bradshaw, John Caddell Brereton, Thomas Capel Broadwood, Langton Edward Brown, Reginald Bryan, Arthur Charles Bulley, James Bunce, David Burton, Gervase Parker  Bushe, George  Butler, Demetrius Calliphronus, John Montgomery  Campbell, John William Campbell , Hugh Francis ("Cannibal") Carleton, Henry Cope Caulfield, Edward George Childe, William George Clark, Francis Charles Alfred Clifford, Hiffernan Considine, John Charles  Conybeare, Edward Coode, James  Cookson, George Henry Cooper, James Cooper, Ralph Creyke, John Gilbert Crompton, William Assheton Cross, Alexander Cumine, Francis Macaulay Cunningham, John Bayley Darvall, George Hibbert Deffell, George Denman, Francis Dickins, John William Donaldson, Ralph Heneage Dutton, Thomas Edwardes, Thomas Lushington  Edwards, Thomas Oliver Feetham, George Ferguson, John Fife, William John Fitton, David Grant Forbes, Nathaniel Forte, Frederick Peere Williams Freeman, William Charles Evans Freke, John Philip Gell, Stephen Fryer Gillum, Henry Roberts Goldfinch, John Reynolds Goodman, Walter Richard Gough, Frederick  Goulburn, Reginald John Graham, Benjamin Gray, William  Green, Charles Samuel Grey, Charles Livius Grimshawe, Francis Grote, Matthew Blagden Hale, Edward Hamersley, James  Hamilton, Peter Robert Hammond, Samuel Browne Harper, William Newton Harriott, Edward James  Hawker, George Charles Hawker, Edward Hawkins, Frederick Charles Herbert, Vesey Germaine Hine, James Richard Holligan, Andrew Edward Hopegood, John Henry Keane, John Lang, John Meredith Lewes, Charles Warner Lewis, Thomas Lighton, William Cunliffe  Lister, Henry Lloyd, Yarburgh Gamaliel  Lloyd-Greame, Cecil Long, Edward Michael Pakenham, 2nd Earl of Longford, William Henry Lyttelton, Douglas Macdonald, William Fuller Maitland, Henry Marcus Mangin, William Woodward Manning, Horatio Mansfield, William Maples, William  Massey, Dottin Maycock, Philip Herman Meyer, Frederick Russell Mills, Robert Porret Collier, 1st Baron Monkswell, Frederick Moore, Henry John Morant, Charles Morse, Hugh Andrew Johnstone Munro, John  Murray, John Mason Neale, John Simmonds Nedham, Charles Edmund Hayes Newington, John Newman, Robert Devereux Nicholls, William Norris  Nicholson, George Henry Nicholson, Thomas Maling Nicholson, Augustus Henry Novelli, George Nugée, William Nurse, Standish Thomas O'Grady, William Lindsay Palmes, Thomas Clifton Paris, Thomas Goulburne Parker, Harry Passley, William Wilberforce Pearson, Albert  Pell, Henry Williams  Pemberton, Andrew Thomas Turton Peterson, Charles Spencer March Phillipps, William Anne Pochin, Richard Hillman Podmore, William Grant Prendergast, Robert Prescott, Josiah John  Prickett, Charles Rawling, Walter Ricardo, John Riley, Thomas Robinson, John Rocke, Michael Edward  Rogers, William Govett  Romaine, Conway Lucas Rose, John Stokes Salmon, Thomas Hugh Sanderson, Edward Sayers, George Scott, Hugh Horatio  Seymour, John Nicholetts Shapland, Henry William Sharp, John Sheehan, Percy Florence Shelley, Henry William Sherer, George Staunton Simcockes, Thomas Dixon Skipworth, Nathaniel Smith, Sir Warington Wilkinson Smyth, Stephen Spranger, Thomas Charles William Spring Rice, Rowland Winn, 1st Baron St Oswald, Edward Cecil Standish, Richard  Stevenson, William Stinger, Henry Hill Strettell, Alfred Baker Strettell, Sir Charles William Strickland, 8th Bt., Maurice Shelton Suckling, Fielding Wallis Tate, Anthony Tissington Tatlow, William James Tayler, Samuel Barnard  Taylor, Robert Powell Tooth, James Twinning, Charles Marsh Vialls, Edward Crips Villiers, John Vivian Vivian, Sir Thomas Francis Wade, Gilbert Innes Wallas, Benjamin Dann Walsh, William Newton Warren, William Bryce Watson, Emilius Watson-Taylor, William Way, William Amos Scarbrough Westoby, Edward Balme Wheatley, Thomas Edward Whitby, Thomas Montague Wilde, David Watkin  Williams, George Edward  Wilson, Henry Annesley Woodham, Skynner George Woodroffe, Marmaduke  Wyvill, and Henry Young.</p>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
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                <p>Label on front: Trinity Boat Club 1835. Treasurers Accounts.</p>
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              <p>Accounts from Lent term 1835 to May term 1849, kept by Treasurers Thomas Spankie, John Blandy, William G. Romaine, W. Hammond Solly, Charles Penrose, John G. Lonsdale, George Denman, A. Macdonald Ritchie, Henry Munster, George Holroyd, William Maule, James S. White, William Lewthwaite, and Robinson Fowler.</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Spankie, Thomas (1815-1859), Indian civil servant</persname>
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              <persname role="subject">Romaine, William Govett (1815-1893), barrister, civil servant, and colonial administrator</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Solly, William Hammond (1814-1888), landowner</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Penrose, Charles Thomas (1816-1868), headmaster</persname>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
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                <p>Label on front cover: Trinity Boat Club 1841 Accounts.</p>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Accounts of subscriptions of members kept by the Treasurers from Michaelmas term 1841 to Michaelmas term 1848 listing surnames of members and amounts charged and received. Individual accounts include notes of subscriptions ranging from 1840 to later charges and payments made through 1851. Date of honorary membership election is noted for some members. At front is an index of members' names. Four cards laid in loose made out to W. Maule, each informing him of the time of the next practice and his position in the boat, signed by Captains William P. Cloves, Edward Wolstenholme, and Spencer Vincent.</p>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
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                <p>Label on front: Trinity Boat Club 1849 Accounts.</p>
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              <p>Accounts from Michaelmas term 1849 to the end of Michaelmas term 1862, kept by Treasurers Arthur W. Blomfield, Robert Finch, Henry Brandt, William D. Freshfield, Addison Bramwell, William D. Dent, Edward Lloyd, Henry Stone, William H. Stone, George Latham, Duncan Darroch, George Haines Jones, David Ingles, R. C Jebb, John Stanning, and Robert F. Martin. At the back is a two page list of subscriptions promised for the new boat in 1853.</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Blomfield, Sir Arthur William (1829–1899), knight, architect</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Finch, Robert (1829-1910), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Brandt, Robert (d 1899), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Freshfield, William Dawes (1831-1903), solicitor</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Bramwell, Addison (? 1831-1921), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Dent, William Dent (? 1832-1923), civil engineer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Lloyd, Edward (1832-1870), barrister</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Stone, Henry (1833-1916), barrister</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Stone, William Henry (1834-1896), politician</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Latham, George (1835-1871), merchant</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Darroch, Duncan (1836-1910), barrister</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Jones, George Haines (? 1837-1925), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Ingles, David (1838-1921), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Jebb, Sir Richard Claverhouse (1841-1905), knight, Greek scholar</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Stanning, John (1840-1904), manufacturer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Martin, Robert Frewen (1842-1912), manufacturer</persname>
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            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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          <c level="item">
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Trinity Boat Club membership subscriptions ledger</unittitle>
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              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 36.11</unitid>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Label on front cover: Trinity Boat Club 1849 Accounts.</p>
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            </did>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Accounts of subscriptions of members kept by the Treasurers from Michaelmas term 1849 to Michaelmas term 1857 listing surnames of members and amounts charged and received. Individual accounts include notes of later charges and payments made through 1860. Notes at the end of each entry record departure from the university, from the club, and honorary membership. At front is an index of members' names.</p>
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            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Trinity Boat Club membership subscriptions account book</unittitle>
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              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 36.12</unitid>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Label on front cover: Trinity Boat Club 1857 Accounts.</p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Accounts of subscriptions of members kept by the Treasurers from Michaelmas term 1857 to Michaelmas term 1862, listing surnames of members and amounts received. Individual accounts include notes of later charges and payments made through 1865. At front is an index of members' names, and also a note that the collector was Mr H. Smith, 24 Corn Exchange Street.</p>
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            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Trinity Boat Club account book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/3/8</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 36.4</unitid>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
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                <p>Label on front: T. B. C. 1863.</p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Accounts running from December 1862 to January 1893. Accounts through October 1878 are signed by Treasurers Robert F. Martin, George H. Lea, William H. A. Truell, Charles Bidwell, Edward E. Porter, Brackley H. Barrington Kennett, Alfred Barratt, Frank E. Marshall, Arnold Morley, George L. Rives, Nicholas C. S. Thomas, Henry A. H. Lighton, Francis W. Briggs, Reginald Shann, Andrew Jameson, Francis G. V. Smith, and John Charrington. The accounts after this are not signed.<lb/><lb/>At the back of the volume are a series of Henley Accounts for 1878-1879, 1882, 1885-1888 kept by Stanley P. Smith, Charles L. Smith, William Chaplin, Algernon F. Nugent, and Roden H. P. Orde. In the midst of these is a list of subscriptions for the University Boat House collected by Richard T. Glazebrook, Dec. 1882.</p>
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            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Martin, Robert Frewen (1842-1912), manufacturer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Lea, George Harris (1843-1915), judge</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Truell, William Henry Augustus (1843-1934), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Bidwell, Charles (1845-1922), land agent and surveyor</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Porter, Edward Endymion (1843-1923), barrister</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Kennett, Brackley Herbert Barrington (1846-1919), army officer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Barratt, Alfred (1846-1898), civil servant</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Marshall, Francis Edward (1847-1922) schoolmaster</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Morley, Arnold (1849-1916), barrister and politician</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Rives, George Lockhart (1849-1917), American lawyer, politician, and author</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Thomas, Nicholas Charles Scudamore (1850-1873), son of Rev. William Jones Thomas</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Lighton, Henry Alfred Hamilton (1852-1882), physician</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Briggs, Francis William (1851-1937), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Shann, Reginald (1854-1924), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Jameson, Andrew (1855-1941), politician and businessman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Smith, Francis George Villeneuve (1854-1941), solicitor</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Charrington, John (1856-1939), print collector</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Smith, Stanley Peregrine (1861-1931), missionary</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Smith, Charles Lawson (1863-1942), solicitor</persname>
              <name role="subject">Chaplin, William (1864-1932), clergyman</name>
              <persname role="subject">Nugent, Algernon John Fitzroy (1865-1922), 4th Baron Nugent</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Orde, Roden Horace Powlett (1867-1941), physician</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Glazebrook, Sir Richard Tetley (1854-1935), Knight, physicist</persname>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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              <p>Henley accounts continue in First Trinity Boat Club Henley reports and accounts, BOAT A2/11.</p>
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Trinity Boat Club membership subscriptions account book</unittitle>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Label on front cover: Trinity Boat Club 1863 Accounts.</p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Accounts of subscriptions of members kept by the Treasurers from Michaelmas term 1863 to Michaelmas term 1868, listing surnames of members and amounts received. At front is an index of members' names.</p>
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            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Trinity Boat Club cash book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/3/10.1-2</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 36.8</unitid>
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        1 vol., 1 folder    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Label on front cover: T. B. C. Cash Book 1870.</p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Accounts kept from February 1870 to May term 1893. Accounts through October 1878 are signed by Treasurers Arnold Morley, George L. Rives, Nicholas C. S. Thomas, Henry A. H. Lighton, Francis W. Briggs, Reginald Shann, Andrew Jameson, F. Villeneuve Smith, John Charrington; accounts after this time are not signed. Laid in loose are a receipt for the salary of W. Hawes as a messenger, a printed Cambridge University Boat Club assessment for clubs for the year ending Oct. 1 1890, and a table showing C.U.B.C. assessment returns from each club for Oct. 1882 and 1883.</p>
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            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Morley, Arnold (1849-1916), barrister and politician</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Rives, George Lockhart (1849-1917), American lawyer, politician, and author</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Thomas, Nicholas Charles Scudamore (1850-1873), son of Rev. William Jones Thomas</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Lighton, Henry Alfred Hamilton (1852-1882), physician</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Briggs, Francis William (1851-1937), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Shann, Reginald (1854-1924), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Jameson, Andrew (1855-1941), politician and businessman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Smith, Francis George Villeneuve (1854-1941), solicitor</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Charrington, John (1856-1939), print collector</persname>
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            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Trinity Boat Club membership subscriptions account book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/3/11</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 36.14</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1870-10-01/1878-05-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1870-1878</unitdate>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Label on front cover: Trinity Boat Club 1870 Accounts.</p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Accounts of subscriptions of members kept by the Treasurers from Michaelmas term 1870 to Michaelmas term 1877, listing names of members and amounts received. Individual accounts include notes of later charges made through 1878. Notes at the end of each entry record departures from the university, from the club, and honorary membership. At front is an index of members' names.</p>
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            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First Trinity Boat Club boatman's account book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/3/12</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 36.7</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1889-01-01/1901-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1889-1901</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Accounts relating to W. Adams, boatman kept from October term 1889 through October term 1901.</p>
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            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Adams, William (fl 1860-1901), boatman</persname>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First Trinity Boat Club account book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/3/13</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 36.5</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1892-10-01/1908-10-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1892-1908</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>'T B C 1892' hand-lettered on front and back covers.</p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Accounts from October 1892 to October 1908. The accounts are begun by Treasurer George W. Blenkin, and end with W. W. Rouse Ball, with no other Treasurers listed. Printed statements of account for the last three years, 1905-1906 to 1907-1908 are pasted in.</p>
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            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Blenkin, George Wilfrid (1861-1924), Dean of St. Albans</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Ball, Walter William Rouse (1850-1925), historian of mathematics</persname>
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            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First Trinity Boat Club ledger</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/3/14.1-2</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 36.15</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1908-10-01/1915-09-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1908-1915</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol., 1 folder    </physdesc>
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            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Records of expenses from November 1908 to September 1915. Expenses are listed by category: rates and taxes; C.U.B.C. tax; C.U.B.C. fees; servants; boathouse maintenance; boat fittings, oars, varnish etc.; new boats; horse hire; printing, stationery, cheque books; engraving on Challenge cups, prizes, &amp;c.; pension (W. Adams); miscellaneous; and grants to Henley crew. With quarterly statement of accounts for the year 1914-1915 laid in loose.</p>
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            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First Trinity Boat Club cash book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/3/15</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 36.6</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1908-01-01/1922-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1908-1922</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Leather label on spine: 'Cash Book.'</p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Accounts running from October 1908 to October 1922, kept by Treasurer W. W. Rouse Ball. At the back of the volume are the accounts for the Black Prince Fund for 1922.</p>
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            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Ball, Walter William Rouse (1850-1925), historian of mathematics</persname>
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            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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              <p>Black Prince Fund accounts from 1922 to 1940, 1945 to 1947 may be found in the First Trinity Boat Club Account Book, BOAT A3/16.</p>
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          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First Trinity Boat Club account book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/3/16</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 36.6A</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1922-01-01/1947-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1922-1947</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Label on spine: Journal. In ink next to this: T.B.C.</p>
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            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Includes the Current Boat Club Account, the Edwardian Association account, and the Black Prince Fund, with a description of each account at the front of the volume W. W. Rouse Ball. The current accounts run from 1922 to 1933, the Edwardian Association accounts from 1922 to 1937, and the Black Prince Fund accounts from 1922 to 1940, 1945 to 1947. The accounts were kept by Treasurers W. W. Rouse Ball and J. R. M. Butler.</p>
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            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Ball, Walter William Rouse (1850-1925), historian of mathematics</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Butler, Sir James Ramsay Montagu (1889-1975), knight, historian</persname>
              <corpname role="subject">Edwardian Association</corpname>
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            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Gift of the First and Third Trinity Boat Club, July 2000.</p>
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            <relatedmaterial encodinganalog="3.5.3">
              <p>The accounts of the Edwardian Association begin in volume ...... in a4. Accounts for the Black Prince Fund for 1922 may be found in the First Trinity Boat Club cash book BOAT A3/15.</p>
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        <c level="series">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Fundraising records</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/4</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1828-01-01/1947-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1828-1947</unitdate>
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        0.5 box    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
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          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">List of subscribers to a fund for a Trinity College boat</unittitle>
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              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.3/1</unitid>
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              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 bifolium    </physdesc>
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            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Printed thanks listing subscribers and amounts signed in print by E. H. Fitzherbert.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Fitzherbert, Edward Herbert (? 1804-1853), barrister</persname>
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          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Edwardian Association appeal</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/4/2</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.6/3-4</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1906-01-01/1906-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[1906]</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folder    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Draft typescript carbon of the original appeal, with accompanying printed rules of the Edwardian Association.</p>
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            <controlaccess>
              <corpname role="subject">Edwardian Association</corpname>
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          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Edwardian Association minute and account book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/4/3</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 6.1</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1906-11-22/1922-09-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1906-1922</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Volume recording the founding of the Edwardian Association 'to encourage rowing by members of the First Trinity Boat Club...by means of grants for special objects, temporary loans,  and otherwise,' with a copy of the letter sent out to certain members, the minutes of the first meeting, and one other, with a ledger of accounts from 1906 to September 1922.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <corpname role="subject">Edwardian Association</corpname>
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            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited in the library by the Trinity College Boat Club, 9 Aug. 1947.</p>
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            <relatedmaterial encodinganalog="3.5.3">
              <p>The accounts are continued at the back of the First Trinity Boat Club account book, BOAT A3/16.</p>
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          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Edwardian Association bank book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/4/4</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 6.2</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1906-12-01/1929-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1906-1929</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Barclay &amp; Company bank book from December 1906 to December 1929.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <corpname role="subject">Edwardian Association</corpname>
            </controlaccess>
            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited in the library by the Trinity College Boat Club, 9 Aug. 1947.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First Trinity Boat Club boat house appeal</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/4/5</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 38.1</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 35.4</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1934-10-01/1935-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1934-1935</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        2 folders    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Papers recording the work of the First Trinity Boat House Appeal Committee 1934-1935, as kept by Herbert A. Game with drafts and copies of the two appeals made. This is accompanied by a notice of a Club dinner and a 1935 Register of Members.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Game, Herbert Aylward (1873-1948), businessman</persname>
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            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited in the library by the Trinity College Boat Club, 9 Aug. 1947.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Black Prince Fund appeal</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/4/6</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.6/5</unitid>
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              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 bifolium    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Printed appeal with a banker's order form inviting First Trinity Boat Club members to appeal.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
        </c>
        <c level="series">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Histories</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/5</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1844-01-01/1935-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1844-1935</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        0.5 box    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">'A complete &amp; authentic History of the doings of the T. B. C. from Oct 1844 to April 1848 extracted from the minutes of T. B. C.' by William Maule</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/5/1</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 35.3</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1844-01-01/1861-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1844-1861</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>The history includes a few cuttings from newspapers recording races and is followed by three pages of notes from 1860-1861, recording times of crews at Henley, 1860, and the four-oar race at St Neots in 1860-1861. At the back is a list of names [Trinity rowers?].<lb/><lb/>The following names are mentioned in this volume:<lb/>Sir George Samuel Abercromby, 6th Baronet, Francis Ottiwell Adams, Henry Robert Alder, Henry Alison, James Richard Anderson, Samuel Ruthven Anderson, William Babington, William Leonard Gill Bagshawe, John Forster Baird, Alfred Baldry, Robert Bamford, Elphinstone Barchard, Eustace Barham, John Thomas Barker, Harold Barkworth, William  Barnard, Robert Dudley Baxter, John Bealey, James Bishop, Richard Vesey Blathwayt, Edmund Blayds, FitzHenry Bliss, Arthur William Blomfield, George Booth, William Brodrick, Thomas Warwick Brooks, Warren Auber Brooks, Henry Bonham Carter, Hugh Culling Eardley Childers, Stephen Thomas Clissold, William Pickering Cloves, Edward Augustus Cobbold, John Constable, James Bent Cooke, Reginald John Corbet, Thomas Cox, Edward Neville Crake, Richard Assheton Cross, 1st Viscount Cross, John Rawlinson Cuthbert, Charles Henry Johnes Cuyler, John Francis William Fane De Salis, Arthur Benson Dickson, Frederick William John Dugmore, William Dundas, Charles Ormston Eaton, John Richard Eaton, John George  Edwards, Kenneth Vaughan Elphinstone, Twynihoe William Erle, Edmund Boscawen Evelyn, Henry Edward Pellew, 6th Viscount Exmouth, Archibald Hamilton Farmer, Robinson Fowler, Frederick Bacon Frank, Robert Temple Frere, Arthur Garfit, William Girling, Frederick William Goldfrap, Charles Goolden, Benjamin Blaydes Haworth-Booth, George Head, George James  Hill, Thomas Edward  Hodgson, John George Hollway, Edward Dundas Holroyd, George Frederick Holroyd, Robert Poole Hooper, Frederick Lyon Hopkins, Sir George Lewis Wilmot Horton, 5th Baronet, Charles William Hough, John Howe, Edward Jacson, John Richard  Johnson, Robert George Johnson, Hugh Longueville Jones, Henry Thurstan Holland, 1st Viscount Knutsford, Edward Lawson, John Davis Letts, William  Lewthwaite, Richard Penruddocke Long, Edward Henry Loring, Henry Lowndes, Pryce Athawes Major, Frederick Boyd Marson, Philip William John Miles, James Milner, Francis Wollaston Moody, Henry Munster, Christopher Armytage  Nicholson, John  Nicholson, John More Nisbett, William Frederick Northey, Robert Deaville Owen, William Sandford Pakenham, Henry Beauchamp St. John Pell, Charles Leigh Pemberton, Charles Berners  Penrice, Thomas Edmund Petty, John South  Phillips, Arthur Becher Pollock, Henry Alexander Radclyffe Pollock, Henry John Potts, Charles Meade  Ramus, Felix Vincent Raper, Thomas Rawlinson, John  Richardson, Thomas Pierson  Richardson, Frederick Walter Robberds, Thomas Owen Rocke, Frederick Russell, Robert Ryan, Leonard Sedgwick, Thomas Bowen  Sheriffe, William Henry Shore, John Shuldham, Thomas Radclyffe Sidebottom, Henry George Simonds, John Henry Smart, James Mellor Smethurst, George Frederick Smith, James Grenville Smyth, Robert  Staples, Francis Coutts Stuart, Sir William Stuart, Morton Cornish Sumner, Charles Charretie Turner, Richard Ottaway Turner, Frederick Ross Vallings, Arthur David Veasey, Spencer Vincent, William Henry Waddington, Bolton Waller, Howard Charles Ward, James Sewell White, Downes Wiglesworth, and Edward Parker Wolstenholme.</p>
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            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Maule, William (? 1824-1898), clergyman</persname>
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            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited in the library by the Trinity College Boat Club, 9 Aug. 1947.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Chronicles of the 3rd Lent Boat</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/5/2</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 27.1</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1890-01-01/1935-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1890-1935</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Reports kept by captains or coaches 1890-1897, 1921-1923, 1934-1935. Reports for 1890-1897 are signed by F. Douglas Fox, H. K. Beale, F. K. Weaver, E A. Forbes, Stuart Downs, B. Hopkinson, E. G. M. Gibson, and W. E. Lee. Later reports are written by the captains or coaches. Names which appear include A. J. Hodgkin, E. R. Durham, S. R. Armitage, G. G. Phillips, and C. G. Colclough.<lb/><lb/>**The following names are mentioned in this volume:**<lb/>James Ronald Glennie Adam, William Adams, Harold Lacy Addison, Clement James Mellish Adie, Walter Sibbald Adie, Eustace Aubertin Airy, William Grigor Allan, Arthur Ponsonby Moore Anderson, Percival Hedley Anderson, Christopher Wyborne Armstrong, John Noel  Armstrong, Cyril Ernest Ashford, Alexander Talbot Baines, Robert  Barbour, Sir John Leighton Barran, 3rd Baronet, Sir John Field Beale, Patrick Beesly, Thomas Archibald Bennet-Clark, Leonard Shelford Bidwell, Harry Fowler Bigge, Arthur Basil Blagden, George Wilfrid Blenkin, Michael Russell Boardman, John Sidney Braithwaite, James Reddy Beadon  Branson, John Myers Brant, Alfred Eric Percival Giles Bridge, Harold Bright, Thomas Brinstead Bright, John Graham Monroe Broadbent, Walter Broadbent, Ernest Howard Broadhurst, Alfred Milner Brown, Samuel Harold Brown, Sir James Bennett Brunyate, Derek Corfield Bucknall, Elliot Francis Montagu Butler, Richard Weeden Butler, Alban Douglas Rendall Caröe, Einar Athelstan Gordon Caröe, Francis Radcliffe Carroll, Victor Edward Castellan, John Faulkner Child, Robert Erskine Childers, Augustus William Churchill, Ronald Percy Clayton, James Brooks Close, Charles Stanhope Foster Crofton, Edward Charles Cunningham, James Cecil Haworth Daniel, Paul Arthur Groser Dixey, Henry  Dixon, David William Donaldson, Thornycroft Donaldson, Edward John Sedgfield Donner, William Norman Dunn, Francis Wilmot Eardley, Thomas Cecil  Edwards, William Richard  Edwards, John Livingston Hopkins Boswell Eliott, Frank Louis Dumbell Elliott, William Pike Radclyffe Ellis, Harry Eltringham, Edwin Thirlwall England, Nikolaus Joachim Eschenbach, Roger Eykyn, Henry Farrant, Edward Arthur  Fitzgerald, Henry Martineau Fletcher, Bertram Douglas Fox, Charles Beresford Fox, Wilfrid Stephen Fox, Charles Russell Frears, Arthur Louis Roger Gaddum, Herbert Aylward Game, George Herbert Garratt, Percy Cary Gaul, Edward Graves Mayne Gibson, Mervyn Gilbart-Smith, Harold Utterton Gould, Arthur Leslie Grant, Geoffrey Edward Grimsey, Thomas Graeme Nelson Haldane, Hugh Bullock Hall, William Robert Hawksley Hall, Charlton Robert Frederick Hall , Frank Nevill Hammersley, Sir Cecil Hanbury, Henry Robert Hardcastle, Geoffrey Harold Hardy, Cecil John Harvey, Edwin Percy Harvey, Arthur Hawkins, Robert John Wingfield Heale, Stephen Heap, Arthur Leonard Helps, Roger Gaskell Hetherington, Ian Cameron Miller Hill, Iain Frederick Robertson Hilleary, George Spencer Hoffmann, Harry Drummond Hoffmann, Godfray Byrom Holland, Frederick Edward Gowland Hopkins, Harold Hopkins, Maynard Horne, Geoffrey William Algernon Howard, Humphrey Howorth, Arthur Hulton, Cecil Arthur Hunt, Ernest Rivaz Hunt, Robert Jardine, Cyril Walford Osborn Jenkyn, Wallace Morier Johnstone, Edward Michael Gresford Jones, Herbert Gresford  Jones, William Keith-Murray, Arthur Wynn Kenrick, Robert Hawthorn Kitson, Bryan Stuart Cameron Knowles, Peter Lockhart Lander, Henry Burgass  Lee, John Romanis Lee, Rudolf Chambers Lehmann, Hugh Evelyn Jackson Lister, Michael  Longridge, Walter Humboldt Low, Hubert Francis Lucas, Norman Maclaren, Ian Macpherson, Walter Dugald Macpherson, Frederic Blagden Malim, Hugh Carruthers Massy, William Loris Mather, Duncan Bright McLaren, William Herbert John Mercer, Arthur John Mirrlees, Brian Hugh Moloney, George Edward  Moore, Arthur Miles Moss, Charles Francis Mott, Raymond Culver Mott, Francis John Mules, Henry Edwin Munby, Leonard Noon, Olof Axel Ohlsson, William Cecil Owen, Stuart Theodore St John Parry, Sir Henry Arthur Payne, Archibald David Barclay Pearson, Godfrey Norris Pharazyn, Paulus Edward  Pieris, Nigel Minter Pilcher, Malcolm Corrie Powell, Eric, Prince of Thurn and Taxis, Bernard Vaughan Pryce, John Maurice Radcliffe, Reginald Theodore Everett Ravenhill, Otto Reinherz, Philip Bullen Ridsdale, William George Brookfield  Ritchie, George Hermann Rittner, Anwer Thomas Law Rumbold, Walter Runciman, 1st Viscount  Runciman, Ronald Harcourt Sanderson, Hubert Saumarez-Smith, Charles Greatley Saunders, Henry Vivian  Shebbeare, Douglas Alan Deighton Simpson, Lightly Stapleton Simpson, Wilfrid Ian Spence, John Herbert Stamp, Frederick George Hutton Storey, James Macklin Targett, Tom Lancelot Taylor, Arthur Lumley Temple, Benjamin Crewdson Thomas, Llewellyn Hilleth Thomas, Douglas Thornton, George Edward Thurston, Thomas Symonds Tomlinson, Charles Gibson Tosswill, George Edward Tregoning, William Edward Cecil Tregoning, Frederick Charles Trench, Peter Alfred Ullman, Alberto Luis Gowland Urtubey, Arland Ussher, Lancelot Boileau Ussher, Robert Vaughan-Johnson, David Arthur Fitzgerald Vesey, Arthur Henry Wall, Aubrey Lovell Pryce Weedon, William Peter Wessel, John Douglas Campbell White, George Talbot  Whitehead, Sir Edward Nathan  Whitley, Benjamin Arthur Wightman, Edward Francis  Williams, Hugh Everard Williamson, George Allen  Wilson, Edward Sydney Woods, Robert Wilmer Woods, George Denman Larken Howard Wright, and Henry Yool.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Fox, Francis Douglas (1869-1952), civil engineer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Beale, Hubert Kenrick (1869-1954), solicitor</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Forbes, Edward Archibald (1869-1929), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Weaver, Frederick Kearsley (1872-1926), physician</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Downs, Stuart (b 1872), barrister</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Hopkinson, Bertram (1874-1918), mechanical and aeronautical engineer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Gibson, Edward Graves Mayne (1873-1928), barrister</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Lee, William Emerson (1875-1937), surgeon</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Hodgkin, Andrew John (1899-1980), sheep farmer in New Zealand</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Durham, Edward Reynolds (1901-1980), merchant</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Armitage, Stanley Rhodes (1902-1943), son of Frederick Rhodes Armitage</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Phillips, George Godfrey (1900-1965), solicitor</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Colclough, Christopher Gordon (b 1914), solicitor</persname>
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            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited in the library by the Trinity College Boat Club, 9 Aug. 1947.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Notes on the early history of the Boat Club</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/5/3</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.3</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1895-01-01/1905-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">c 1900?</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        7 sheets, 1 folded sheet    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Some of these notes were made from the Johnian books, and others from the Trinity Boat Club records.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">W. W. Rouse Ball, _A History of the First Trinity Boat Club_</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/5/4</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 35.2</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1908/1908" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1908</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>With instruction on inside front cover that the book is to be kept with the records of the First Trinity Boat Club. </p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>At the back a printed letter to the editor of the _Cambridge Review,_ 'Boating on the Cam a Century Ago' by W. W. Rouse Ball dated 1916 is tipped in. The volume carries annotations of a Trinity College archivist in the 1990s.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">W. W. Rouse Ball, _The Early History of First Trinity_</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/5/5</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.5/2</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1922-10-01/1922-10-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1922</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Inscribed to J. R. M. Butler on the front cover.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Ball, Walter William Rouse (1850-1925), historian of mathematics</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Butler, Sir James Ramsay Montagu (1889-1975), knight, historian</persname>
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            <relatedmaterial encodinganalog="3.5.3">
              <p>Based on the information in the Laws of the Monarch Boat Club, membership lists and minutes of Trinity Boat Club, BOAT A1/1.</p>
            </relatedmaterial>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Proof of W. W. Rouse Ball's _The Centenary of the First Trinity Boat Club_</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/5/6</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.5/6</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1925-01-01/1925-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1925</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        2 sheets    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>With instruction on inside front cover that the book is to be kept with the records of the First Trinity Boat Club. </p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Ball, Walter William Rouse (1850-1925), historian of mathematics</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
        </c>
        <c level="series">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photographs</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1852-01-01/1920-04-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1852-1920</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 box, 1 oversize box, 1 oversize folder    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <c level="file">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph albums and small collections</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1852-01-01/1892-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1852-1892</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        2 vols., 1 folder    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <c level="item">
              <did>
                <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First Trinity Boat Club photograph album</unittitle>
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                <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 37.1</unitid>
                <unitdate normal="1858-01-01/1892-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1858-1892</unitdate>
                <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
                <note type="generalNote">
                  <p>This album has not yet been fully catalogued.</p>
                </note>
              </did>
              <odd type="publicationStatus">
                <p>Published</p>
              </odd>
              <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                <p>Photograph album of 77 photographs dating from 1858 to 1892. Captions have been added throughout describing achievements and races compiled from the Secretary's books by S. P. Smith dated 6 June 1882. 'T.B.C.' is written in gilt letters on the front cover.</p>
              </scopecontent>
              <controlaccess>
                <persname role="subject">Smith, Stanley Peregrine (1861-1931), missionary</persname>
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              <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
                <p>Gift of J. R. M. Butler, no date given.</p>
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                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Stereograph photograph of First Trinity crew</unittitle>
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                  <unitdate normal="1858/1858" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1858</unitdate>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Crew identified on verso as Cambridge May Term 1858 First Trinity Crew: 1. W. Busk, 2. J. A. Holmes, 3. D. Ingles, 4. D. Darroch, 5. A. L. Smith, 6. B. M. Kerr, 7. S. Heathcote, 8. R. Wyatt. J. T. Morland, coxn (R. W. Drew's name has been crossed out), N. Royds, Captn, agrotat. Head of the River.</p>
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                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Busk, Wadsworth (d 1863), son of Wadsworth Dawson Busk</persname>
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              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of Head of River crew</unittitle>
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                  <unitdate normal="1866/1866" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1866</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photo of a group of men in suits standing and seated on chairs and tables in front of a photographer's backdrop. Identified in caption below as J. H. Gordon, J. U. Bourke, E. E. Porter, C. Bidwell, J. A. G. Marshall, W. D. Anderson, W. T. Pinckney, N. W. Hoyles, and W. H. Anderson. Caption at top of page: 'Head of River 1866.'</p>
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                  <persname role="subject">Gordon, James Henry (1845-1868), student and sportsman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Porter, Edward Endymion (1843-1923), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Bidwell, Charles (1845-1922), land agent and surveyor</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Marshall, James Aubrey Garth (1844-1874), flax-spinner</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Pinckney, William John (1845-1928), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Bourke, John Ulick (? 1844-1910), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Anderson, William Duncan (b 1843), son of Duncan Anderson</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Hoyles, Newman Wright (1844-1928), lawyer and educator</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Anderson, William Herbert (1846-1920), planter</persname>
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              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of winners of the Cambridge University Fours</unittitle>
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                  <unitdate normal="1866/1866" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1866</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photo of four men in suits sitting on chairs and tables in a photographer's studio, identified in the caption below as J. U. Bourke, J. H. Gordon, W. H. Anderson, N. W. Hoyles. Caption at top: 'Winners of the Cam. Univ. Fours 1866,' and at left and right of image S. P. Smith's description of the competition and Gordon's fatal accident 12 Feb. 1868.</p>
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                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Bourke, John Ulick (? 1844-1910), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Gordon, James Henry (1845-1868), student and sportsman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Anderson, William Herbert (1846-1920), planter</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Hoyles, Newman Wright (1844-1928), lawyer and educator</persname>
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              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of Cambridge University Crew</unittitle>
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                  <unitdate normal="1867/1867" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1867</unitdate>
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        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
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                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photo of men in suits shown seated and standing in a photographer's studio. Trinity men identified in the caption below: J. Gordon, W. H. Anderson, J. U. Bourke, and W. R. Griffiths. Caption at top: 'Cam Univ Crew 1867' and at bottom a caption with a description of the race.</p>
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                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Gordon, James Henry (1845-1868), student and sportsman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Anderson, William Herbert (1846-1920), planter</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Bourke, John Ulick (? 1844-1910), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Griffiths, William Russell (1845-1910), barrister</persname>
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              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of winners of the Kings-Lynn Challenge Cup</unittitle>
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        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
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                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Group of men in suits seated and standing around a table with the silver trophy in the centre. Men identified in caption below as: G. G. Kennedy, B. A. B. Kenrett [B. H. B. Kennett], W. A. E. V. Bagshawe, W. H. M. Christie, J. C. Colvill, J. D. Inverarity, H. W. Lawrence, C. E. Malden, W. D. Anderson. Caption at bottom with brief description of race, and caption at top reads: 'Winners of the Kings-Lynn Challenge Cup 1866.'</p>
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                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Kennedy, Gilbert George (1844-1909), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Kennett, Brackley Herbert Barrington (1846-1919), army officer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Bagshawe, William Augustus Edward Vale (1846-1921), headmaster</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Christie, Sir William Henry Mahoney (1845-1922), knight, astronomer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Colvill, John Chaigneau (1846-1927), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Inverarity, John Duncan (1847-1923), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Malden, Charles Edward (1845-1926), barrister and author</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Anderson, William Duncan (b 1843), son of Duncan Anderson</persname>
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              </c>
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                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of crew of the Black Prince at Henley</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/7</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1866/1866" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1866</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Group of men in a garden with a building behind, identified in the caption below as: W. H. Anderson, J. A. Kempe, E. T. Lambert, J. J. Porter, W. J. Pinckney, N. W. Hoyles, C. Bidwell, J. U. Bourke, E. E. Porter, W. D. Anderson. Caption at bottom with brief description of race, and caption at top reads: ' Crew of the Black Prince Henley 1866.'</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Anderson, William Herbert (1846-1920), planter</persname>
                  <name role="subject">Kempe, John Arrow (1846-1928), civil servant</name>
                  <persname role="subject">Pinckney, William John (1845-1928), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Hoyles, Newman Wright (1844-1928), lawyer and educator</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Bidwell, Charles (1845-1922), land agent and surveyor</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Bourke, John Ulick (? 1844-1910), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Porter, Edward Endymion (1843-1923), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Anderson, William Duncan (b 1843), son of Duncan Anderson</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Lambert, Edward Tiley (1844-1908), landowner</persname>
                </controlaccess>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of Head of River crew</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/8</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1867-01-01/1867-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1867</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photo of a group of men in suits standing and seated on chairs and tables in a photographer's studio, identified in the caption below as W. A. E. V. Bagshawe (3), G. G. Kennedy (Bow), W. H. S. Crawford (5), W. H. Anderson (7), N. W. Hoyles (6), W. J. Pinckney (Str.), J. S. Phillips (4), J. D. Inverarity (2), G. H. Gordon (Cox). At left, a description of the races, and caption above, 'Head of River 1867.'</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Bagshawe, William Augustus Edward Vale (1846-1921), headmaster</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Kennedy, Gilbert George (1844-1909), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Anderson, William Herbert (1846-1920), planter</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Hoyles, Newman Wright (1844-1928), lawyer and educator</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Pinckney, William John (1845-1928), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Inverarity, John Duncan (1847-1923), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Crauford, William Henry Sharman (b 1847), son of Alfred Crauford</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Phillips, John Spencer (1847-1909), bank manager</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Gordon, George Henry (1846-1928), school inspector</persname>
                </controlaccess>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of winners of Challenge Cup Kings-Lynn</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/9</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1867-01-01/1867-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1867</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photo of a group of men in suits seated and standing with a silver trophy on a table in a photographer's studio, identified in the caption below as W. A. E. V. Bagshawe (3), J. D. Inverarity (6), F. Ayers (5), M. Longridge (Bow), C. E. Malden (Str.), A. Barratt (2), H. C. Watson (7), W. H. M. Christie (4), and J. L. Seager (Cox). Caption summarising race at left, with title at top, 'Winners of Challenge Cup Kings-Lynn 1867.'</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Bagshawe, William Augustus Edward Vale (1846-1921), headmaster</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Inverarity, John Duncan (1847-1923), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Malden, Charles Edward (1845-1926), barrister and author</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Barratt, Alfred (1846-1898), civil servant</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Watson, Henry Charles (1843–1925), Church of England clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Ayers, Frederick (1847-1897), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Longridge, Michael (1847-1928), engineer</persname>
                  <name role="subject">Christie, William Henry Mahoney (1845-1922), astronomer</name>
                  <persname role="subject">Seager, John Lingen (1847-1899), clergyman</persname>
                </controlaccess>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of Head of River crew</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/10</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1868-01-01/1868-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1868</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photograph of men in an eight on the river in front of the T. B. C. Boat House. Men identified in the caption below as J. L. Seager, W. J. Pinckney, A. Barratt, F. Ayers, J. C. Colvill, E. A. Hoare, J. D. Inverarity, W. H. Anderson, J. H. H. Moxon. Title: 'Head of River 1868.'</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Seager, John Lingen (1847-1899), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Pinckney, William John (1845-1928), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Barratt, Alfred (1846-1898), civil servant</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Ayers, Frederick (1847-1897), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Colvill, John Chaigneau (1846-1927), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Inverarity, John Duncan (1847-1923), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Anderson, William Herbert (1846-1920), planter</persname>
                  <name role="subject">Hoare, Edward Arthur (1848-1931), banker</name>
                  <name role="subject">Moxon, James Henry Harmar (1847-1883), barrister and legal scholar</name>
                </controlaccess>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photographs of Head of River crew and crew of Black Prince, Henley</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/11</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1868/1868" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1868</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        2 photographic prints, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Two photographs on one album page. Photo of Head of River crew of men in suits in a photographer's studio, identified in the caption as W. H. Anderson, E. A. Hoare, J. C. Colvill, J. D. Inverarity, F. Ayers, A. Barratt, J. H. H. Moxon, W. J. Pinckney, and J. L. Seager. Photo of the crew of the Black Prince shows men  identified in the caption as R. F. Gordon, W. J. Pinckney, S. P. Foster (Coach), A. Barratt, W. A. V. Bagshawe, W. H. Anderson, J. D. Inverarity, F. Ayers, J. L. Seager, and E. A. Hoare. With caption at bottom and top with description of the races.</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Anderson, William Herbert (1846-1920), planter</persname>
                  <name role="subject">Hoare, Edward Arthur (1848-1931), banker</name>
                  <persname role="subject">Colvill, John Chaigneau (1846-1927), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Inverarity, John Duncan (1847-1923), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Ayers, Frederick (1847-1897), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Barratt, Alfred (1846-1898), civil servant</persname>
                  <name role="subject">Moxon, James Henry Harmar (1847-1883), barrister and legal scholar</name>
                  <persname role="subject">Pinckney, William John (1845-1928), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Seager, John Lingen (1847-1899), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Gordon, Robert Francis (1847-1911), land agent</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Foster, Samuel Porter (1845-1909), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Bagshawe, William Augustus Edward Vale (1846-1921), headmaster</persname>
                </controlaccess>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of Head of River crew</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/12</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1869/1869" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1869</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photograph of men in suits outside the western side of the Neville's Court cloisters with the parish boundary markers visible behind, identified in caption below as J. S. Phillips, C. E. Malden, C. R. Lighton, P. H. Mellor, E. A. Hoare, F. S. Gwatkin, F. E. Marshall, J. C. Colvill, H. E. Gordon. Caption at left with short summary of race.</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Phillips, John Spencer (1847-1909), bank manager</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Malden, Charles Edward (1845-1926), barrister and author</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Lighton, Sir Christopher Robert (1848-1929), 6th Baronet, barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Mellor, Philip Henry (1847-1879), cotton manufacturer</persname>
                  <name role="subject">Hoare, Edward Arthur (1848-1931), banker</name>
                  <persname role="subject">Gwatkin, Frederick Stapleton (1849-1940), army officer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Marshall, Francis Edward (1847-1922) schoolmaster</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Colvill, John Chaigneau (1846-1927), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Gordon, Henry Erskine (1849-1929), son of John Gordon of Aikenhead</persname>
                </controlaccess>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photographs of cups won by the Trinity Boat Club</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/13</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1861-01-01/1870-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1861, 1870</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        2 photographic prints, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photographs of silver won in 1861 and 1870.</p>
                </scopecontent>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of crew of 4th Lent Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/14</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1869-01-01/1869-05-01" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1869</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photograph of men outside of a window of a room in Great Court? identified below as J. L. Stirling, J. B. Close, C. Morley, G. L. Rives, E. C. Stirling, E. T. Ingham, H. J. Lomax, T. Rivington, H. E. Gordon. Brief caption at left summarising races.</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Stirling, Sir John Lancelot (1849-1932), knight, politician</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Close, John Brooks (1850-1914), banker</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Rives, George Lockhart (1849-1917), American lawyer, politician, and author</persname>
                  <name role="subject">Lomax, Henry Joshua (1847-1917), clergyman</name>
                  <persname role="subject">Rivington, Thurston (1848-1929), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Gordon, Henry Erskine (1849-1929), son of John Gordon of Aikenhead</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Morley, Charles (1847-1917), politician</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Stirling, Sir Edward Charles (1848-1919), knight, surgeon</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Ingham, Edward Theodore (1847-1918), son of Joshua Ingham of Blake Hall</persname>
                </controlaccess>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of crew of the Second Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/15</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1869-01-01/1869-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1869</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photograph of men on the tribune in Nevile's Court identified in the caption as G. L. Rives, A. B. Hamilton, J. H. H. Moxon, A. Morley, L. R. Whigham, J. B. Close, J. Martin, T. Gemmell, E. H. W. Ingram, C. P. Henty. Brief caption at left summarising races, and title at top, 'Trin 2nd Boat 1869, 6th on the River.'</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Rives, George Lockhart (1849-1917), American lawyer, politician, and author</persname>
                  <name role="subject">Moxon, James Henry Harmar (1847-1883), barrister and legal scholar</name>
                  <persname role="subject">Morley, Arnold (1849-1916), barrister and politician</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Gemmell, Thomas (1848-1892), solicitor</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Hamilton, Arthur Bold (1848-1902), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Whigham, Laurence Robert (1848-1916), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Henty, Charles Percival (1849-1920), army officer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Ingram, Edward Henry Winnington (1849-1930), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Martin, John (1848-1922), clergyman</persname>
                </controlaccess>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of crew of Head of River</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/16</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1870-01-01/1870-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1870</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photo of men in an eight in front of the T. B. C. Boat House with men on the riverside, including one on horseback. The crew are identified below as A. Morley, F. S. Gwatkin, C. R. Lighton, C. S. Read, H. J. Lomax, G. L. Rives, J. A. Barratt, J. B. Close, and H. E. Gordon, with T. Gemmell, Captain and Coach. Caption at left briefly describes the races. Title at top: 'Head of River 1870, Winners of Granta Challenge Cup Kings Lynn.'</p>
                </scopecontent>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of crew of the 2nd May Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/17</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1870-05-01/1870-08-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1870</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photo of a group of men posed outside the west side of the Nevile's Court cloisters, identified as W. A. Soames, T. Allen, S. L. Gell, C. P. Henty, J. A. De Morgan, W. R. L'Amy, E. H. W. Ingram, T. Rivington, and J. E. Penrose, with brief caption at left describing races.</p>
                </scopecontent>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of crew of the 3rd Lent Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/18</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1870-01-01/1870-04-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1870</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photo of a group of men in front of staircase E (in New Court?), identified as W. A. Soames, C. Morley, J. [properly T.] Allen, J. D. Morrice, S. L. Gell, W. Madden, T. T. Powell, J. A. De Morgan, T. Rivington. Caption at left summarises races.</p>
                </scopecontent>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of crew of the 4th Lent Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/19</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1870-01-01/1870-04-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1870</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photo of a group on the balustrade at the southeast corner of Nevile's Court, identified below as T. Gemmell, J. E. Penrose, A. G. Hunter, W. H. Finlay, M. R. Dodds [properly M. B. Dodds], A. P. Woodhouse, C. S. Read, H. S. Jeffery, S. A. Fisher. Caption at left summarises the races.</p>
                </scopecontent>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of crew of the 5th Lent Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/20</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1870-01-01/1870-04-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1870</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photo of a group of men in suits in a photographer's studio, identified below as C. Lambert, W. H. Green, C. A. Leatham, E. St. C. O'Malley, N. C. S. Thomas, J. H. Clay, A. Morley, W. B. Pinckney [properly A. W. Pinckney], J. A. Burrell, and R. Willis. Caption at left summarises the races,</p>
                </scopecontent>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the Cambridge University crew</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/21</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1870-01-01/1870-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1870</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photo of a crew in an eight, in front of a boathouse with 'Searle, Boat Builder' sign. Trinity members include E. S. L. Randolph, E. A. Spencer, and H. E. Gordon. Caption below, 'The celebrated crew which turned the tide against Oxford after their having won 9 consecutive years.'</p>
                </scopecontent>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the crew of the winners of University Fours</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/22</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1870-01-01/1870-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1870</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photograph of men in a photographer's studio, identified as H. J. Lomax, Jas. B. Close, John B. Close, C. S. Read, and H. E. Gordon. Brief caption at left about the races.</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <name role="subject">Lomax, Henry Joshua (1847-1917), clergyman</name>
                  <persname role="subject">Close, John Brooks (1850-1914), banker</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Gordon, Henry Erskine (1849-1929), son of John Gordon of Aikenhead</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Read, Charles Stokes (1850-1910), stockbroker</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Close, James Brooks (1851-1910), landowner, bank manager</persname>
                </controlaccess>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the crew of the 1st May Boat</unittitle>
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                  <p>Photo of four men standing and sitting outside, identified in the caption below as J. F. Kieser (bow), J. H. Gubbins (2), J. C. Fellowes (3), S. P. Smith (stroke). Caption at top: 'Henley, 1881. 1st Trinity Four, Winners of "the Visitors Cup,"' and at left and right of image S. P. Smith's description of the competition at Henley and the same crew in the University Fours races in Michaelmas 1881, in which they lost at the last when their 2 seat fainted.</p>
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                  <p>Group of men seated sideways in a boat with a boathouse behind. Men identified as Bow, E. J. Tickell; 2 J. H. Gubbins; 3 F. Gurdon; 4 J. C. Fellowes, J. W. J. Hardman; 5 A. J. Black; 6 F. W. Fox; 7 M. Beauchamp; Stroke S. P. Smith; Cox W. Wickham. An older man at back may be W. Adams, boatman. Men identified in a later (archivist's) hand. Photograph titled '1st Boat, May 1882.' At left is a narrative of the race and a mention that the same crew went to Henley with Hardman in the no. 4 seat, but did not win.</p>
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                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the crew of the 1st Lent Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/71</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1891/1891" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1891</unitdate>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the crew of the 1st May Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/72</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1891/1891" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1891</unitdate>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the crew of the Cambridge University Pairs</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/73</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1891/1891" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1891</unitdate>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the crew of the Cambridge University Fours</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/74</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1891/1891" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1891</unitdate>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the crew of the 1st Lent Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/75</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1892/1892" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1892</unitdate>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the crew of the 2nd Lent Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/76</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1892/1892" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1892</unitdate>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the crew of the 4th Lent Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/1/77</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1892/1892" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1892</unitdate>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
              </c>
            </c>
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              <did>
                <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First Trinity Boat Club photograph album</unittitle>
                <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/2</unitid>
                <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">Adv. Album 20</unitid>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
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              <odd type="publicationStatus">
                <p>Published</p>
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                <p>Photograph album with the shield of the First Trinity Boat Club attached to the front. The album is comprised of 3 double-sided matted photographs, with another single matted photograph at the back. A related image was added to the album at some point; it was framed originally does not appear to have been part of the album when created. The photographs have been described individually in the item records below.</p>
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              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of First Trinity 3rd Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/2/1</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1872-05-01/1872-05-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">May 1872</unitdate>
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        1 photographic print 20 x 25 cm in mat 35 x 42 cm; b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photograph of men in suits on the steps of the tribune in Nevile's Court, with caption below listing the team, positions, and weights. Names of the crew: F. W. Briggs, F. J. Montgomery, J. Marshall, R. Booth, A. G. Ogilvie, E. M. Ind, J. E. Peabody, A. B. Woodd, with I. C. Lambert, Captain, and T. Collin, Cox. Photograph taken by Hills &amp; Saunders. Title at top reads '1st Trin 3rd Boat, May 1872.'</p>
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                  <persname role="subject">Briggs, Francis William (1851-1937), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Montgomery, Ferguson John (1852-1936), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Booth, Richard (b 1851), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Ogilvie, Arthur Graeme (1859-1897), mining engineer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Ind, Edward Murray (1853-1915), director of insurance and brewing companies</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Peabody, John Endicott (1852-1921), son of Samuel Endicott</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Woodd, Arthur Bethune (1852-1938), naval officer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Lambert, Isaac Cowley (1850-1918), barrister</persname>
                  <name role="subject">Collin, Turner (1852-1931), solicitor</name>
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                  <genreform>Photographs</genreform>
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              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the First Trinity 2nd Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/2/2</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1873-05-01/1873-05-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">May 1873</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print 22.8 x 28 cm in mat 35 x 42 cm; b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photograph of crew in boat in front of two buildings on riverside with men and women on the shore, with caption below listing the team, positions, and weights. Names of the crew: J. H. Richardson, W. Leaf, G. Ll.n. Mann, W. B. Close, A. G. Ogilvie, R. Booth, J. Bonham-Carter, A. B. Woodd, with S. H. Graves, Captain, and T. W. Anderson, Cox. Photograph taken by Hills &amp; Saunders. Title at top reads '1st Trin 2nd Boat, May 1873, Fourth on the River.'</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Richardson, John Horsfall (1852-1941), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Leaf, Walter (1852-1927), banker and classical scholar</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Mann, Gerard Llewellyn Noel (1854-1884), planter in Ceylon</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Close, William Brooks (1853-1923), land developer and colliery owner</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Ogilvie, Arthur Graeme (1859-1897), mining engineer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Booth, Richard (b 1851), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Carter, John Bonham- (1852-1905), son of John Bonham-Carter</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Woodd, Arthur Bethune (1852-1938), naval officer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Graves, Samuel Haughton (1853-1911), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Anderson, Thomas William (1852-1925), son of James Anderson</persname>
                  <corpname role="subject">Hills &amp; Saunders, photographers</corpname>
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                  <p>A photograph of the same crew posed in an arbour has been laid in loose to the album.</p>
                </relatedmaterial>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the First Trinity 5th Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/2/3</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1874-01-01/1874-04-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">Lent 1874</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print 20.5 x 25.7 cm in mat 35 x 42 cm; b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photograph of crew in suits on the steps of the tribune in Nevile's Court, with flag. Caption below lists the team, positions, and weights. Names of the crew: W. Bradford, H. P. Smith, J. H. K. Griffith, A. E. Burn, F. H. Mellor, W. Ker, R. Mercer, J. T. Penrose, Captain R. Booth, Cox H. F. Cox. Photograph taken by Hills &amp; Saunders. Title at top reads '1st Trin 5th Boat, Lent 1874, Seven places in four nights.'</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Bradford, William (b 1854), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Smith, Harry Percival (1854-1926), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Griffith, John Harnage King (? 1854-1923), army officer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Burn, Alexander Edward Pelham (1855-1907), army officer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Mellor, Francis Hamilton (1854-1925), judge</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Ker, Walter Charles Alan (1853-1929), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Mercer, Randall (1853-1941), banker</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Penrose, John Trevenen (1853-1926), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Booth, Richard (b 1851), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Cox, Henry Fisher (b 1848), son of Edward Cox</persname>
                  <corpname role="subject">Hills &amp; Saunders, photographers</corpname>
                  <genreform>Photographs</genreform>
                </controlaccess>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of First Trinity Captains</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/2/4</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1874-01-01/1874-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1874</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print 20.5 x 25.7 cm in mat 35 x 42 cm; b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photograph of six men outside with a flag. Caption below lists men: 1st Captain, W. Sparling; 2nd Captain, J. E. Peabody; 3rd Captain, A. B. Woodd; 4th Captain F. W. Briggs; 5th Captain R. Booth; 6th Captain J. H. Richardson . Photograph taken by Hills &amp; Saunders.</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Sparling, Wilfred (1849-1933), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Peabody, John Endicott (1852-1921), son of Samuel Endicott</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Woodd, Arthur Bethune (1852-1938), naval officer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Briggs, Francis William (1851-1937), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Booth, Richard (b 1851), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Richardson, John Horsfall (1852-1941), clergyman</persname>
                  <corpname role="subject">Hills &amp; Saunders, photographers</corpname>
                  <genreform>Photographs</genreform>
                </controlaccess>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the First Trinity 2nd Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/2/5</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1874-05-01/1874-05-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">May 1874</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print 20.3 x 25.7 cm in mat 35 x 42 cm; b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photograph of crew in front of shrubbery, with oars and a flag. Caption below lists men, positions, and weights. Names: F. W. Briggs, F. W. Slingsby, G. Spicer, F. Peabody, W. G. Michell, R. Shann, J. Bonham-Carter, R. Booth, J. E. Peabody, Capt. and T. W. Anderson, Cox. Photograph taken by Hills &amp; Saunders. Caption at top, '1st Trin 2nd Boat May 1874, Third on the River.'</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <persname role="subject">Briggs, Francis William (1851-1937), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Slingsby, Frederick William (1852-1923), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Spicer, George (1854-1911), son of James Spicer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Peabody, Francis (1854-1838), lawyer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Michell, Walter Gordon (1854-1925) schoolmaster</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Shann, Reginald (1854-1924), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Carter, John Bonham- (1852-1905), son of John Bonham-Carter</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Booth, Richard (b 1851), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Peabody, John Endicott (1852-1921), son of Samuel Endicott</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Anderson, Thomas William (1852-1925), son of James Anderson</persname>
                  <corpname role="subject">Hills &amp; Saunders, photographers</corpname>
                  <genreform>Photographs</genreform>
                </controlaccess>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the First Trinity 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th &amp; 5th Boats</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/2/6</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1874-05-01/1874-05-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">May 1874</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print 20 x 25 cm in mat 35 x 42 cm; b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photograph of crews of all the boats at the boathouse, with one crew in a boat in front. No names given. Photograph by Hills &amp; Saunders.</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <corpname role="subject">Hills &amp; Saunders, photographers</corpname>
                  <genreform>Photographs</genreform>
                </controlaccess>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the First Trinity 2nd Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/2/7</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1875-05-01/1875-05-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">May 1875</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print 20.5 x 27.7 cm in mat 35 x 42 cm; b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photograph of crew in a boat in front of the boathouse. Names, positions and weights given in the caption. Names listed: W. Bradford, R. Ritson, A. Jameson, R. Shann, S. F. Barber, F. Peabody, J. T. Penrose, R. Booth, Capt. G. L. N. Mann, Cox, H. F. Cox. Photograph by Hills &amp; Saunders.</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <corpname role="subject">Hills &amp; Saunders, photographers</corpname>
                  <persname role="subject">Bradford, William (b 1854), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Ritson, Robert (1853-1942), surgeon</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Jameson, Andrew (1855-1941), politician and businessman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Shann, Reginald (1854-1924), clergyman</persname>
                  <name role="subject">Barber, Samuel Francis (1853-1899), clergyman</name>
                  <persname role="subject">Peabody, Francis (1854-1838), lawyer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Penrose, John Trevenen (1853-1926), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Booth, Richard (b 1851), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Mann, Gerard Llewellyn Noel (1854-1884), planter in Ceylon</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Cox, Henry Fisher (b 1848), son of Edward Cox</persname>
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                </controlaccess>
              </c>
              <c otherlevel="part" level="otherlevel">
                <did>
                  <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the First Trinity 2nd Boat</unittitle>
                  <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/2/8</unitid>
                  <unitdate normal="1873-05-01/1873-05-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">May 1873</unitdate>
                  <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print 20 x 25 cm in mat 35.2 x 42.5 cm; b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                </did>
                <odd type="publicationStatus">
                  <p>Published</p>
                </odd>
                <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                  <p>Photograph laid in loose to album. It was framed originally, and it is not clear when it was added to the album. Crew posed in an arbour with the flag of First Trinity. Caption with names, positions, and weight of crew. Names given: J. H. Richardson, W. Leaf, G. Ll. N. Mann, W. B. Close, A. G. Ogilvie, R. Booth, J. Bonham-Carter, A. B. Woodd, S. H. Graves, and T. W. Anderson. Photograph by Hills &amp; Saunders. Caption at top reads, '1st Trin. 2nd Boat, May, 1873, Fourth on the River.'</p>
                </scopecontent>
                <controlaccess>
                  <corpname role="subject">Hills &amp; Saunders, photographers</corpname>
                  <persname role="subject">Richardson, John Horsfall (1852-1941), clergyman</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Leaf, Walter (1852-1927), banker and classical scholar</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Mann, Gerard Llewellyn Noel (1854-1884), planter in Ceylon</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Close, William Brooks (1853-1923), land developer and colliery owner</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Ogilvie, Arthur Graeme (1859-1897), mining engineer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Booth, Richard (b 1851), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Carter, John Bonham- (1852-1905), son of John Bonham-Carter</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Woodd, Arthur Bethune (1852-1938), naval officer</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Graves, Samuel Haughton (1853-1911), barrister</persname>
                  <persname role="subject">Anderson, Thomas William (1852-1925), son of James Anderson</persname>
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                  <p>A photograph of the same crew in the boat may be found in the album.</p>
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            <c level="item">
              <did>
                <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First Trinity Boat Club photographs</unittitle>
                <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/1/3</unitid>
                <unitdate normal="1852-05-01/1852-05-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">May 1852</unitdate>
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        10 photographic prints mounted on card, b&amp;w, with 4 brass frames    </physdesc>
              </did>
              <odd type="publicationStatus">
                <p>Published</p>
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              <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                <p>Ten photographs of a boat crew formerly arranged in a frame, now removed, with central caption panel "May 1852, 2. E. Langdon, 1. H. Wilkinson, 4. W. Whitley, 3. L. T. Stamer, 6. E. Macnaghten, 5. A. Bramwell, 8. W. D. Freshfield, 7. R. C. Galton, Edwin Freshfield Coxn., John Phelps. Includes four individual brass frames. Frame for caption panel has been retained, reads "1st Trinity Boat Club, Cambridge."</p>
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              <controlaccess>
                <persname role="subject">Langdon, Eugene (? b 1831), son of Walter Langdon</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Wilkinson, Henry (1830-1887), clergyman</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Whitley, William (1830-1912), barrister</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Stamer, Lovelace Tomlinson (1829-1908), 3rd Baronet, Suffragan Bishop of Shrewsbury</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Bramwell, Addison (? 1831-1921), clergyman</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Macnaghten, Edward (1830–1913) Baron Macnaghten, judge</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Galton, Robert Cameron (1830-1866), physician</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Freshfield, William Dawes (1831-1903), solicitor</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Freshfield, Edwin (1832-1918), solicitor</persname>
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              <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
                <p>Source of acquisition not known. A card in the library from the Sub-Librarian written to a conservator is dated 17 May 1978.</p>
              </acqinfo>
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            <did>
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/2</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1897-01-01/1920-04-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1897-1920</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <c level="item">
              <did>
                <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photographs of First Trinity 2nd Boat</unittitle>
                <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/2/1897</unitid>
                <unitdate normal="1897-01-01/1897-04-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">Lent 1897</unitdate>
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        2 photographic prints in mat, b&amp;w; each 20 x 25.3 cm in mat 38 x 70 cm    </physdesc>
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                  <name id="atom_999152609_actor">Stearn, Photo.</name>
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              </did>
              <odd type="publicationStatus">
                <p>Published</p>
              </odd>
              <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                <p>Two photographs in one mat of twelve men at the boathouse, with the nine men in boater hats decorated with flowers; another photograph of the crew in the boat in front of the boathouse, flag visible in first, waving in second. The crew is named on the mat with their weights, though these are fading so that the wieghts for some are illegible. "Bumped Corpus, Trinity Hall 2" appears in centre.<lb/><lb/>Coach: Raymond Broadley Etherington-Smith. Bow Reginald Henry Urwick [misidentified on the mat as R. N. Urwick], 2. Arthur Neale Lee, 3. Robert John Wingfield Heale and Roger William Wakefield, 4. Raymond Culver Mott, 5. Hon Geoffrey William Algernon Howard, 6. Arthur William Wakefield, 7. George Spencer Hoffmann [misidentified on the mat as H. D. Hoffman], Str. Bertram Douglas Fox, Cox Hugh Davenport Ledward.</p>
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              <controlaccess>
                <corpname role="subject">First Trinity Boat Club</corpname>
                <persname role="subject">Smith, Raymond Broadley Etherington- (1877-1913), surgeon and rower</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Lee, Arthur Neale (1877-1954), cutlery company director</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Heale, Robert John Wingfield (1876-1962), administrator in India</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Wakefield, Roger William (1865-1958), surgeon</persname>
                <name role="subject">Mott, Raymond Culver (1876-1950), surgeon</name>
                <persname role="subject">Howard, Geoffrey William Algernon (1877-1935), politician</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Wakefield, Arthur William (1876-1949), physician, explorer, and mountaineer</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Urwick, Reginald Henry (1876-1964), physician</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Hoffman, George Spencer (1875-1950), architect, painter, and graphic artist</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Fox, Bertram Douglas (1877-1966), engineer</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Ledward, Hugh Davenport (1878-1946), physician</persname>
                <genreform>Photographs</genreform>
              </controlaccess>
              <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
                <p>Purchased from Busby Auctioneers &amp; Valuers (Bridport, Dorset), December 2025.</p>
              </acqinfo>
              <custodhist encodinganalog="3.2.3">
                <p>Verso of frame had "Lee 179" written in pencil, a reference to Arthur Neale Lee? or to Raymond Culver Mott, who practiced at Lee, Kent, and Parkstone, Dorset.</p>
              </custodhist>
            </c>
            <c level="item">
              <did>
                <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the First Trinity 4th Boat</unittitle>
                <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/2/1908</unitid>
                <unitdate normal="1908-03-06/1908-03-06" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[6 Mar. 1908]</unitdate>
                <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic postcard, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
              </did>
              <odd type="publicationStatus">
                <p>Published</p>
              </odd>
              <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                <p>Photograph of two eights in a Cambridge University Lent bumps race on the Cam with spectators visible on the riverbanks, with description in white lettering at bottom right, '1st Trinity 4. Selwyn.'  Postcard addressed to 'C. W. Woodward Esq., Plumstead S.E.'  with no greeting. Postal date of 6 Mar. 1908. Jawaharlal Nehru is shown in the Trinity cox seat.<lb/><lb/>1st Trinity 4th boat went up four places in these Lent races. Other members of the Trinity boat were: bow J. B. Hales, 2. K. G. Groves, 3. L. J. Cadbury, 4. G. H. S. Pinsent, 5. M. Wynne-Jones, 6. A. S. Lloyd, 7. W. Hill; and stroke C. S. Fraser.</p>
              </scopecontent>
              <controlaccess>
                <persname role="subject">Nehru, Jawaharlal (1889-1964), Prime Minister of India</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Tooke, John Baseley Hales- (1889-1949), solicitor</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Groves, Keith Grimble (1887-1929), barrister</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Cadbury, Laurence John (1889-1982), chocolate and food manufacturer</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Pinsent, Gerald Hume Saverie (1888-1976), civil servant</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Jones, Morys Wynne- (1887-1914), son of John William Wynne-Jones</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Lloyd, Alan Scrivener (1888-1916), son of John Henry Lloyd</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Hill, William (b 1886), son of William Hill</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Fraser, Clive Stuart (1887-1974), merchant</persname>
                <genreform>Photographs</genreform>
                <genreform>Postcards</genreform>
              </controlaccess>
              <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
                <p>Transferred from the River &amp; Rowing Museum in Henley following its closure, July 2026.</p>
              </acqinfo>
              <custodhist encodinganalog="3.2.3">
                <p>Purchased by the River &amp; Rowing Museum in Henley from Bonham's, 30 Sept. 1997.</p>
              </custodhist>
              <relatedmaterial encodinganalog="3.5.3">
                <p>See also Add. VM C10 for a photograph album kept by a member of the boat, Alan Scrivener Lloyd.</p>
              </relatedmaterial>
            </c>
            <c level="item">
              <did>
                <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the First Trinity 5th Boat</unittitle>
                <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/6/2/1920</unitid>
                <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 35/6</unitid>
                <unitdate normal="1920-01-01/1920-04-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">Lent 1920</unitdate>
                <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
                <origination encodinganalog="3.2.1">
                  <name id="atom_999159498_actor">Stearn &amp; Sons</name>
                </origination>
              </did>
              <odd type="publicationStatus">
                <p>Published</p>
              </odd>
              <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
                <p>Photograph described on an accompanying caption slip as the Rugger Boat, 1920 and in a contemporary hand on the verso as the 'Trinity 2nd Lent 1920' corrected in a later Trinity archivist's hand as 'First Trinity 5th Lent boat, Feb. 1920.' Names on the caption: R. J. E. Daintree, K. Behrens, J. H. Lees, T. E. Hawksley, S. Boucher, V. P. Vickerman, D. Wessels, and W. W. Atchley. Photographer not identified.</p>
              </scopecontent>
              <controlaccess>
                <persname role="subject">Daintree, Richard John Edward (1899-1956), naval officer</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Behrens, Kenneth Lucas (1900-1925), merchant</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Lees, John Horsley (1900-1970), solicitor</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Hawksley, Thomas Edwin (1897-1972), civil engineer</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Boucher, Sidney (1899-1963), naval officer</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Vickerman, Victor Percy (1899-1957), son of Albert Vickerman</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Wessels, Daniel (1897-1952), son of Sir Johannes John Wilhelmus Wessels</persname>
                <persname role="subject">Atchley, Willis Waldegrave (1901-1931), schoolmaster</persname>
                <genreform>Photographs</genreform>
              </controlaccess>
              <originalsloc encodinganalog="3.5.1">
                <p>Previously laid in loose to a volume of Cambridge Boat Club tax assessments, BOAT G.</p>
              </originalsloc>
            </c>
          </c>
        </c>
        <c level="series">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Miscellaneous material</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/7</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1826-10-01/1949-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1826-1949</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        0.5 box, 3 oversize folders    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">List, 'Honorary Members of the Trinity Boat Club'</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/7/1</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.1/1</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1826-10-01/1834-04-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1826-1834</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 sheet, parchment    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>A list of 53 names arranged chronologically, beginning with three members already honorary members in 1826, and continuing from Oct. 1826 to Lent 1834. The list is titled at top, designed for display and has evidence of pins at the corners.<lb/><lb/>**The following names appear:**<lb/>William John Aislabie, Thomas Anderson, William English FitzEdward Barnes, Roger Bass, Charles Christopher Black, Robert Blane, Charles Bligh, Thomas John  Blofeld, Langton Edward Brown, Gervase Parker  Bushe, Hugh Francis ("Cannibal") Carleton, Thomas Shaen Carter, Charles Quayle Constable, John Corser, Samuel Crieghton, William Dobson, Thomas Entwisle, William Entwisle, Francis John Eyre, Charles Fosbrooke, John  Frere, Lewes Garland, Stephen Fryer Gillum, John Reynolds Goodman, Henry Jevon Greene, Charles Samuel  Grey, Matthew Blagden Hale, Edward Hamersley, Calmady Pollexfen Hamlyn, John Harris, Benjamin Robert Heath, Arthur Bastard Eastabrooke Holdsworth, William Lister Isaac, Gilbert Birt Price Jenner, William Cunliffe  Lister, Douglas Macdonald, John  Marriner, John  Newman, Robert Devereux Nicholls, Standish Thomas O'Grady, John Curwood Pollock, William Grant Prendergast, William Henry Rudston  Read, Francis Rodd, James Thomas Rogers, John Sansum, Henry Corbet Singleton, Miles Smith, William James Tayler, Thomas George Wilmer, Frank Wormald, Charles Valentine Worsley</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Notice of establishment of Cambridge Subscription Room in London</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/7/2</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.3/2</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1837-05-01/1837-05-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">May 1837</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 sheet    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Printed notice with MS additions including title at top. Notice of an intention to build a gathering place for members of Cambridge University on the banks of the Thames.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Printed notices, 'The Colquhoun Silver Sculls'</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/7/3</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.4/21-23</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1844-11-19/1871-11-01" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1844, 1871</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folder    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Two printed sheets giving the history of the silver sculls and the laws of the race, accompanied by an MS sheet with list of names [winners?].</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">List, 'Trinity Boat Club. Honorary members'</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/7/4</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.1/2</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1845-10-01/1853-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1845-1853</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 sheet, parchment    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Printed list of names given in order of election (years not indicated), below the list continues in manuscript from 1846 to 1853. An oversize document, possibly meant for display.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Cuttings about First Trinity Boat Club</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/7/5</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.5/16, 26-28, 32</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1869-01-01/1949-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1869-[1949]</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        5 cuttings    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Correspondence relating to the Second Trinity Sculling Cup</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/7/6</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.4/7-20</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1877/1877" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1877</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folder    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Group of thirteen letters sent to W. D. Caröe concerning the transfer of the Sculling Cup to the ownership of First Trinity, and the subsequent offer of honorary membership to the donors by First Trinity. The Cup donors were L. T. Baines, Frank Taylor, A. H. Fairbairn, and honorary membership was also offered to Henry Ware and T. M. Dodington.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Caröe, William Douglas (1857-1938), architect</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Baines, Lazarus Threlfall (1836-1905), barrister</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Taylor, Frank (1836-1915), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Fairbairn, Adam Henderson (1836-1888), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Ware, Henry (1830-1909), Bishop Suffragan of Barrow-in-Furness</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Dodington, Thomas Marriott (1839-1890), barrister</persname>
            </controlaccess>
            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Sheet music, _1st Trinity Boat-Song_ by C. Q. &amp; G. H. Knowles</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/7/7</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 35.5</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1880-01-01/1885-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[early 1880s?]</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folder    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>The words by C. Q. Knowles, the music by G. H. Knowles, published by W. Morley &amp; Co. 269, Regent Street, W.; and at 70, Upper Street.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Presented to Trinity College Library in 1994 by Mr J. A. Weir ('found in somebody's house').</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">List of of Trinity Boat Club members 1846-1853</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/7/8</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.4/1</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1915-01-01/1919-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[late 1910s?]</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folder    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>MS list of members from 1846 to 1853 with addresses for some of those listed. Some are noted as deceased, including someone who died in 1915.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Letter from A. J. B. Rutherford to W. W. Rouse Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/7/9</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.5/5</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1925-06-30/1925-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[1925?]</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folded sheet    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>University Pitt Club. Thanks him for the help and his splendid speech [at the Boat Club centenary dinner?]</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Rutherford, Alexander John Buckley (1900-1979), wine importer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Ball, Walter William Rouse (1850-1925), historian of mathematics</persname>
            </controlaccess>
            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Petitions and letters relating to the amalgamation of the club with Third Trinity</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/7/10</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.6/7-22</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1946-06-01/1947-01-20" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1946-1947</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folder    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Carbon typescript of a petition to the directors of the Henley Regatta to compete as the Trinity First and Third, no date (1947?). Accompanied by letters written in response to a canvas of former members of First Trinity about the amalgamation and its terms. Letters written to Stephen Gray by Archie Pearson, Ian [Macpherson?], Harold Rickett, H. A. Lucas, F. E. Hellyer, H. A. Game, Jack Rutherford, S. R. Beale, R. W. M. Arbuthnot, and Richard Beesly.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Gray, Stephen Alexander Reith (1926-1982), steelworks manager</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Pearson, Archibald David Barclay (1899-1982), stockbroker</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Macpherson, Ian (1899-1984), stockbroker</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Rickett, Harold Robert Norman (1909-1969), stockbroker</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Lucas, Harold Audley (1886-1970), pathologist</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Hellyer, Francis Edgcombe (1888-1950), air force officer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Game, Herbert Aylward (1873-1948), businessman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Rutherford, Alexander John Buckley (1900-1979), wine importer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Beale, Samuel Richard (1881-1964), company director</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Arbuthnot, Robert Wemyss Muir (1889-1962), merchant, banker</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Beesly, Richard (1907-1965), Olympian, engineering company director</persname>
            </controlaccess>
            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Menu for First Trinity Boat Club May Races dinner</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/A/7/11</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1932-06-01/1932-06-11" encodinganalog="3.1.3">June 1932</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 card    </physdesc>
              <origination encodinganalog="3.2.1">
                <name id="atom_999166728_actor">Donaldson, Ian (b 1912), son of Thornycroft Donaldson</name>
              </origination>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Menu for the final night of the May bumps with Ian Donaldson's name written in pencil on the front cover and signatures of  dining companions on the back cover. Contains a list of the four Trinity boats in the May bumps with Donaldson listed as the 5 seat in the Second Boat, with a pencil annotation below 'bumped Caius I'. Signatures of members of the Second Boat: Robert C. Hutt (2), Donald Goldberg (3), James Gabriel Lewis (4), A. F. I. Parmeter (7), Vivian M. C. Pennington (str.), Ralph Harrison (cox), and C. R. H. Kindersley, stroke from the First Boat, as well as several other first names not easily identified.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Hutt, Roger Curzon (1912-1997), son of Francis Rodes Hutt</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Goldberg, Donald Arthur (1912-1988), son of Louis Goldberg</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Lewis, James Gabriel (b 1910), son of Edwin Hugh Lewis</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Parmeter, Alfred Francis Ingham (1913-2003), son of Alfred Parmeter</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Pennington, Vivian Maynard Cecil (1911-1984), father of Michael Pennington</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Harrison, Ralph Armine Ignatius (1912-1943), RAF pilot</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Kindersley, Claude Richard Henry (1911-1993), army officer</persname>
            </controlaccess>
            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Purchased from charliecoconut on eBay, July 2026.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
        </c>
      </c>
      <c level="subfonds">
        <did>
          <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Second Trinity Boat Club [old]</unittitle>
          <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/B</unitid>
          <unitdate normal="1831-03-09/1838-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1831-1838</unitdate>
          <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        3 folders    </physdesc>
          <origination encodinganalog="3.2.1">
            <corpname id="atom_999156004_actor">Second Trinity Boat Club [old]</corpname>
          </origination>
        </did>
        <bioghist id="md5-dfff7ea078d728d5f7961df77ce70468" encodinganalog="3.2.2">
          <note>
            <p>Founded 1831. Often referred to as 'Reading Trinity' or more popularly the 'Hallelujahs.' This club disbanded in 1838.</p>
          </note>
        </bioghist>
        <odd type="publicationStatus">
          <p>Published</p>
        </odd>
        <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
          <p>There were two clubs known as the Second Trinity Boat Club: one, from 1831 to 1838, often referred to as 'Reading Trinity;' and from 1840 to 1876, a second club with no connection to the original club of that name.</p>
        </scopecontent>
        <c level="item">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Second Trinity Boat Club documents</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/B/1</unitid>
            <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 26.2</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1831-03-09/1838-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1831-1838</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        3 folders    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
            <p>Receipts, statements of account, and correspondence relating to boat building, boat repairs, and equipment for the Second Trinity Boat Club, also referred to as Queen Bess Boat Club. Builders include Charles King, George Searle &amp; Son, and Messrs Chandler and Hunt. Receipts are made out to C. F. Partridge, C. J. Selwyn, Charles Edmonstone, J. W. Fulton,  and E. J. Wallace. Also present is a letter from C. J. Selwyn to Fulton dated 15 Oct. 1837 in which he thanks the Club for a gift on stepping down as captain, a list of academic achievements of members of the club up to 1837, and a list of racing crews 1835-1838.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <controlaccess>
            <persname role="subject">Partridge, Charles Francis (1811-1860), clergyman</persname>
            <persname role="subject">Selwyn, Sir Charles Jasper (1813-1869), knight, judge</persname>
            <name role="subject">Edmonstone, Charles (fl 1834)</name>
            <persname role="subject">Fulton, John Williamson (1814-1872), barrister</persname>
            <persname role="subject">Wallace, Edward James (1817-1850), barrister</persname>
            <name role="subject">King, Charles (fl 1831-1835), boat builder</name>
            <name role="subject">George Searle and Sons</name>
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            <p>Gift of H. L. Game Esq., 1936.</p>
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            <p>Founded in 1840, as far as is understood as a new entity, not a continuation of the earlier Second Trinity Boat Club. This club disbanded due to low numbers in 1876.</p>
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          <p>The minute book listed here was part of a project in the 1990s to record the names that appear in them. Where this has been done, the names have been included in the body of the record.</p>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
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            <p>A book recording meetings and races from Oct. 1870 to Oct. 1875, with an account of the University Fours races in 1876. Minutes kept by successive secretaries William H. Blake, Charles E. Jolliffe, James Gow, Arthur W. Sunderland, and Charles Macmichael. At the back is a list of the officers of the club 1870-1875, and winners of the Pair-Oars and the Sculls for the same period.<lb/><lb/>Laid in loose to the volume is a set of clippings from _The Times_ from June 1938 about the history of the Second Trinity, a bumps race chart from 1875, and a list recording members whose subscriptions were paid.<lb/><lb/>**The following names are mentioned in this volume:**<lb/>John Algernon Aylmer, Walter William Rouse Ball, Arthur Gorell Barnes, Cecil Bendall, Constantine William Benson, Charles Richard Bingham, Wilfrid Anderdon Boyce, Thomas William Bridge , William Richard Brunskill Briscoe, Francis John Cannon, Philip Herbert Carpenter, Robert Lindow  Carr, Reuben Thomas Carter, James Brooks Close, William Brooks Close, John Brooks Close-Brooks, Edward Coode, John Cox, Albert Shelley Creak, Donald Cuming, Alfred William Winterslow Dale, Leighton Mayo Dalton, Gerald Campbell Dicker, Stuart Alexander Donaldson, George Drinkwater, Henry D'Olier Drury, Henry O'Callaghan Prittie, 4th Baron Dunalley, William Edward Durham, Denis Sheldon MacGregor Eadie, Frank Osborne Ellis, Henry Houghton Enfield, Edwin Bourdieu England, Patrick Fleming Evans, Watson Failes, Adam Henderson Fairbairn, Henry Farrer, Frederic Charles Faulkner, John George Fawcus, Manasseh Fearnley, Joseph Cyprian Fenn, John Skirrow Follett, William Hugh Fowle, James Francis  Galloway, Edmund John Milne Gardiner, Waterman Gardner-Waterman, Hubert Adkin Gilliatt, James Whitbread Lee Glaisher, Henry Delpratt Goldsmith, Henry Erskine Gordon, Samuel Haughton Graves, John William Greenwood, Gregory Marcar Gregory, Thomas Nattle Grigg, Thomas Oliver Harding, George Forbes Raymond Hayes, John Margetson Heald, Charles Harold Herford, Charles Gray  Hill, Walter James Holmes, John Hopkinson, James Heywood Horsburgh, James Alexander John Irving, William Edward  Jackson, Andrew Jameson, John George Jameson, Richard Willis Jameson, George Oliver  Jones, Arthur Baillee Lumsdaine Karney, Alexander Francis  Kirkpatrick, Hermann Michael Kisch, John Henry  Lange, Charles Edwardes  Lewis, David Morgan  Lewis, Thomas Crompton  Lewis, Thomas Shepherd  Little, Henry Joshua Lomax, John William Lord, Keith Maitland, Gerald LLewellyn Noel Mann, George Robert Laxon Marriott, Hugh William McCann, Augustus Weston Jervis McNeile, Francis Hamilton Mellor, John William Merry, Walter Gordon Michell, Edward Milsom, Henry  Mitchell, Edward John  Nanson, Joseph Shield Nicholson, Arthur Rowland Thomas O'Regan, Francis Peabody, John Endicott  Peabody, Charles Penrose, John Trevenen Penrose, Adam Pollard, John Percival Postgate, John Henry Poynting, Arthur Pryce, Harry Quilter, Edward Seymour Leveson  Randolph, Charles Stokes Read, Guildford William Dale Richardson, John Horsfall  Richardson, Charles Ridgely, John Ridgely, Henry Charles Ridges, Hamlet Riley, George Lockhart Rives, Stanley Rogers, William Francis John Romanis, James George Ronksley, Hugh Hartland  Rose, Abraham Ruce, George Herbert Rust, John Basil Rust, Richard Burdon Sanderson, Edmund Beale Sargant, Samuel Arthur Saunder, Harry Alexander Saunders, Arthur Willis Sayle, Sir Charles Jasper Selwyn, Stephen John Selwyn, Reginald Shann, John Bowness Sharp, Arthur Hennell Simms, Edward James  Simpson, Charles Lacey Smith, Hugh Garden Seth  Smith, Sir Warington Wilkinson Smyth, Herbert Warrington Smyth, Edward Wilton South, Wilfred Sparling, Edmund Arnold Alfred Spencer, Alexander Sprot, Edward Stephenson Starbuck, Leonard Gibbard Stileman-Gibbard, Frederick Tertius Swanwick, William Andrews Taylor, William Wilberforce Taylor, Henry Arnold  Thomas, Nicholas Charles Scudamore Thomas, Thomas Urmson, Charles Oakleigh  Walker, Ernest Randolph Webster, Julian Le Roy White, Charles Thomas Whitmell, Gordon Taylor Bentinck Wigan, Henry George Swayne Williams, William Henry Williams, and Arthur Bethune Woodd.</p>
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            <persname role="subject">Gow, James (1854-1923), headmaster of Westminster School</persname>
            <persname role="subject">Sunderland, Arthur Wellesley (1852-1895), actuary</persname>
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            <p>Deposited in Trinity College Library, June 1912.</p>
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            <p>Third Trinity Boat Club was established in October 1832, with membership limited to men who had attended Eton College or Westminster School. It amalgamated with First Trinity Boat Club in 1947.</p>
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          <p>The materials included in this section are the records of the Third Trinity Boat Club up to the amalgamation with First Trinity Boat Club in 1947 when it formed the First and Third Boat Club. The exception to this is material relating to the May Balls in their entirety, which have been moved to section F, Trinity May Balls. Some of the materials listed here were part of a project in the 1990s to record the names that appear in them. Where this has been done, the names have been included in the body of the record.</p>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
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                <p>Labelled on front cover in ink: 'III T.B. Club' with a later addition above, 'Minutes 1850-1861'</p>
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              <p>Minutes of meetings and descriptions of races with lists of membership and donations received, and summaries of accounts for the year, with a printed chart of the 1851 Lent races tipped in.<lb/><lb/>Minutes kept by R. H. Barnes, F. G. Hume Smith, H. Clapcott, J. E. Dorington, R. Allen Cook, A. J. S. Milman, E. O. Vincent, E. T. Holland, J. L. Wharton, J. P. Ingham, R. M. Harvey, and W. Henty.<lb/><lb/>**The following names are mentioned in this volume:**<lb/>Robert Jones Adeane, Herbert James Allen, John Higgins Allen, Alfred Ames, Percy Arthur Amherst, Gilbert John Ansley, John Frederik Ansley, George Arbuthnot, William Arbuthnot, George Henry Arnold, Ralph Assheton, Sydney Kerr Buller Atherley, Francis Evans Babington, Thomas Edward Bagge, William Leonard Gill Bagshawe, Alfred William Baillie, Walker Baily, Sir Richard Chaffey Baker, William Edward Barnett, John Bateson, Allen Alexander Bathurst, 6th Earl Bathurst, Arthur Battiscombe, John Bayly, William John Beamont, Henry Frederick Beaumont, Richard Beaumont, Somerset Richard Lowry-Corry, 4th Earl Belmore, Sir Stevenson Arthur Blackwood, Henry Blagden, Thomas Calthorpe Blofeld, Francis Blomfield, Edward William Blore, Edward Roden Bourke, Sir James Dyson Bourne, 2nd Baronet, Henry Atkins Bowyer, John Bradney, William Joseph Bramley-Moore, Henry Brandreth, John Robert Orlando Bridgeman, Frederick William John Hervey, 3rd Marquis of Bristol, Henry Charles Brougham, 3rd Baron Brougham and Vaux, George Francis Brown, John Studholme Brownrigg, James George Buchanan, Alfred Buckley, William Burton Buckley, Francis Cowley Burnand, Wadsworth Busk, John Corrie  Carter, William Proby, 5th Earl of Carysfort, Charles Oliver Frederick Cator, Sir George Allanson Cayley, 8th Baronet, William Tankerville Chamberlayne, William Frederick Chambers, Henry Brewer  Chapman, Horace Edward Chapman, Kyrte Alfred Chapman, William Langham Christie, John Willis Clark, Spencer Clarke, Richard Digby Cleasby, George Clowes, Charles George Lyttelton, 8th Viscount  Cobham, Henry Hyatt Collings, Francis Joseph Coltman, William Bacheler Coltman, Henry Mark Gale Coore, Henry Edward Couper, John Jermyn Cowell, Hugh Cowie, George Cox , Robert Thornhagh Gurdon, 1st Baron Cranworth, Charles Neve Cresswell, George Arthur Hutton Croft, Henry Herbert Stephen Croft, Charles Stanhope Foster Crofton, Thomas Richard Crosse, Richard Dunning Barré Cuninghame, Maynard Wodehouse Currie, Sir Reginald John Cust, Duncan Darroch, William Augustus Ferguson Davie, John Coope Davis, Albert De Rutzen, Rudolph William De Rutzen, James St. Vincent Saumarez, 4th Baron De Saumarez, Alfred John De Vidil, William Samuel Deacon, Henry Francis Dent, Joseph Jonathan Dent  Dent, Reginald Dickinson, Edward Ross Divett, Edward Tyrwhitt Drake, Henry  Drake, Herbert Duckworth, Russell Duckworth, William Arthur Duckworth, Henry Lionel Dymoke, Arthur Wyatt Edgell, Sir Howard Warburton Elphinstone, 3rd Baronet, John Richard Harington Elwes, William Entwisle, Harold Augustus Ernwin, Thomas  Erskine, Henry Edward Pellew, 6th Viscount Exmouth, Robert Finch, James O'Choncar Forbes, Mortimer William Ford, Charles Herbert  Foss, Charles  Foster, John Ismay French, John Lewis Garden, Charles George Milnes Gaskell, Thomas Kynaston Gaskell, Charles Henry Gatty, Thomas Morrell Gilbert, James Giles, William Hobson Glennie, Thomas Spragging Godfrey, Frederick Du Cane Godman, Percy Sanden Godman, Edward Gould, Malise Reginald Graham, Vernon Tomas Green, William Chafyn Grove, Sir William Brampton Gurdon, Sir John Frederick Halford, 4th Bt., Hans James Hamilton, Anthony Hamond, Blake Alexander Hankey, Montagu Hankey, Rodolph Alexander Hankey, Harbord Harbord, George Hartopp, James Abraham Hatherell, John Clarke Hawkshaw, William Hawthorn, James Newton Heale, Charles Gilbert Heathcote, John Mayer Heathcote, William George  Heathcote, Arthur Henry Ramsgate Hebden, Francis George Henley, John Major Henniker-Major, 5th Baron Henniker,  Herbert Crompton Herries, Augustus Henry Charles, Lord Hervey, John Frederick Arthur  Hervey, John William Nicholas, Lord  Hervey, Robert Henry John Heygate, Thomas Hallam Hoblyn, Charles James Holden, Francis James  Holland, Frederick Whitmore Holland, Charles Alexander Douglas-Home, 12th Earl of Home, Henry Knyvett Edwardes Hope, Frederick Edward Horne, Henry James Davison Horne, Lewis Hough, Thomas  Houldsworth, Frederick George Ellis, 7th Baron Howard De Walden, Robert  Hudson, Hugh Humphrys, Henry Warwick Hunt, John Francis Hurt, David Ingles, Charles Penfold  Ingram, Hugh Frederick Jackson, William Hippisley  Jackson, Frederick William  Johnson, Henry Frank  Johnson, Herbert Riversdale Mansel  Jones, William Joynes, Frederick Festus Kelly, Richard Meade King, Thomas Frederick Kirby, Henry Dupré Labouchere, Francis Nathaniel Langham, Alfred Pulsford Latham, George John Shaw Lefevre, Robert Lewis Lloyd, Richard Edmund Longfield, James  Lowther, Edward Lumley, Edward Bouverie Luxmoore, William Gerard Lysley, George Bowes Macilwain, Edward Macnaghten, Baron Macnaghten, Nigel Madan, William Madan, John Thomas  Manley, Charles Brinsley Marlay, Albert Marriette, Herbert Menzies  Marshall, Henry Landon Maud, Cyril Collingwood Maughan, Wellwood  Maxwell, Frank McClean, John Horatio Savile, 5th Earl of Mexborough Mexborough, Daniel Mildred, Henry John Miller, William Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, Viscount  Milton, James Lancaster Moon, Herbert George Morse, Gamel Augustus Pennington, 4th Baron Muncaster, Edward Foyle Nelson, Henry Nelson, George Onslow  Newton , Henry Donaldson Nicholson, Charles Loyd Norman, Frederick Henry Norman, Henry John Norman, William Arthur  Norris, Charles North, Andrew Nugent, James Scott Ogle, Alexander Lee  Onslow, Hamilton Sandford Pakenham, William Parker-Hamond, Thomas Partington, James Payn, Robert Peel, Richard Pennefather, Edward Norman Pochin, Sir Ashley George John Ponsonby, David  Powell, Edward Brent Prest, Richard Pretyman, Walter Barnes Pugh, Arthur Giles Puller, Charles Puller, John Ramsay, Henry James Ramsden, Sir John William Ramsden 5th Bt., Robert Rawlinson, Henry Revell Reynolds, George Henry Richards, Patrick Macgregor Robertson, Nathanael  Royds, Edward Charles Rudge, Cecil Henry Russell, John Salwey, Robert Stanley Scholfield, Gideon Colquhoun Sconce, Charles Brodrick  Scott, Thomas Wethered  Sharpe, Henry Digby Sheffield, Alexander Robert Sidebottom, Philip William Skipworth, Alfred Frederic Adolphus Slade, Alfred  Smith, Francis Nicholas  Smith, Henry Wynne Seymour  Smith, Hugh Colin  Smith, Jervoise Smith, Martin Ridley Smith, Sir Archibald Levin Smith, William Lilley  Smith, William Wheeler  Smith, Arthur Tabolt  Smith , Walter Digby Somerville, Edward Bowyer Sparke, William Francis  Spencer, William Amelius Aubrey de Vere Beauclerk, 10th Duke of St Albans, Edward John  St Aubyn, John St Aubyn, 1st Baron St Levan, Richard de Aquila Grosvenor, 1st Baron Stalbridge, George Covey Stenning, Sir James FitzJames Stephen, 1st Baronet, John Barton Sterling, William Henry Stone, William Champion Streatfeild, James Albert Clement Tabor, Charles William Tayleur, William Francis Taylor, Robert Baron Templer, Edward Percy  Thompson, Sir Thomas Thornhill, 3rd Baronet, William Huskisson Tilghman-Huskisson, Edward Murray Tomlinson, Ernest Josiah Towne, William Robert  Trench, George  Tyrrell, Charles Stuart Upperton, Augustus Arthur Vansittart, Courtenay John Vernon,  Arthur Pendarves Vivian, Richard Glynn Vivian, Arthur  Walker, Richard  Ward, Edward Wilks Waud, Reginald Earle Welby, 1st Baron Welby, Thomas Frederick Charles Vernon Wentworth, William Henry  Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, Robert Wharton, Henry White, William Knight Hamilton Ramsey White, Henry Jackson Whitley, Charles Wigley Wicksted, Arthur James Wigram, Frederic Willett, Edward Fraser Vaughan  Williams, William Peere Williams Freeman, William Knyvet  Wilson, William George Smijth Windham, Henry John Lindley Wood, Vincent Wood, Montagu Woodmass, George William Plukenett Woodroffe, Henry Smith Wright, Edward Heneage Wynne-Finch, George Edward Wythes, Edward Mallet Young, and Sir George Young, 3rd Bt.</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Barnes, Richard Hawkesworth (? 1831-1904), coffee plantation owner</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Smith, Frederick George Hume (1829-1906), clergyman</persname>
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              <name role="subject">Dorington, Sir John Edward (1832-1911), 1st Baronet, politician</name>
              <persname role="subject">Cook, Robert Allen (b 1831), solicitor</persname>
              <name role="subject">Milman, Sir Archibald John Scott (1834-1902), knight, civil servant</name>
              <persname role="subject">Vincent, Edward Odell (1835-1927), clergyman and college principal</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Holland, Edward Thurstan (1836-1884), barrister</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Wharton, John Lloyd (1897-1912), barrister and politician</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Ingham, James Penrose (1835-1879), barrister</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Harvey, Richard Musgrave (1839-1899), company director</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Henty, Walter (1840-1914), barrister</persname>
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              <p>Minutes of meetings and descriptions of races from 1861 to 1868 signed by A. F. Scholfield, Montagu Hankey, J. C. Hawkshaw, R. C. Baker, J. G. Chambers, Andrew Pope, J.  R. Selwyn, E. Neville Rolfe, M. O. Sim, Charles Pitt-Taylor, and J. Blake Humfrey. Receipts and expenditures recorded from 1861 to 1894, which include receipts and expenditures for the Third Trinity Ball in 1893, and an appeal to clear off debt in 1893.</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Scholfield, Alwyn Faber (1884-1969), librarian</persname>
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              <persname role="subject">Hawkshaw, John Clarke (1841-1921), civil engineer</persname>
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              <persname role="subject">Selwyn, John Richardson (1844-1898), Bishop of Melanesia</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Rolfe, Eustace Neville (1845-1908), diplomat</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Sim, Malcolm Ovans (1845-1894), timberbroker</persname>
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              <p>Gift of the 1st &amp; 3rd Trinity Boat Club, July 2000.</p>
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                <p>Bound in decorated leather covers with gilt tooling and all edges gilt, with coat of arms of Eton College on the front cover and Westminster School on the back.</p>
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              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Binder's signature F. E. Stoakley, Cambridge</p>
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              <p>A history of the club written in 1852 covering the first two years (1827-1828) of what would later become Third Trinity,  followed by records of the club from 1833 to 1861 written by W. Henty, and from 1861 to mid-1866 by an unidentified scribe. The records from 1850 to 1866 were copied from the minute books (BOAT D1/1-2). From mid-1866 the records appear to have been kept by the Secretary of the club for each year, and the following secretaries have signed their reports: Charles Oldman, J. de Grey, W. M. Browne, E. A. Hall, H. A. A. Gridley, R. B. Colvin, W. H. Herries, F. M. Lutyens, H. Saltmarshe, H. W. De Saumarez, C. F. Ingram, St. C. G. A. Donaldson, C. F. Lloyd, James Watt, H. W. Smyth, and T. G. N. Lewis. There are descriptions of races at the College and University level and at the Henley Regatta as well as other national races, with cuttings pasted in. The entries for 1875-6, 1878, 1889 carry decorative headers.<lb/><lb/>**The following names appear in the volume:**<lb/>Francis Gilbert Dyke Acland, Charles Talbot  Agar, Hugh Aldersey, Caledon Dupre Alexander, Joshua Bird Allen, Edmund Edward Allen, Jefferys Charles Allen, John Whitacre Allen, William Osborn Bird Allen, George Higginson Allsopp, George Alston, Edward Cecil Ames, Percy Arthur Amherst, Richard Holmden Amphlett, David Anderson, George Arbuthnot, William Arbuthnot, Robert George  Arbuthnot, Godfrey Harry Arkwright, Robert Armitage, Cecil Frederick Armytage, George Henry Arnold, Edward Vernon  Arnold, Cyril Ernest Ashford, Ralph John Aspinall, William ("Old Bill") Asplen, Ralph Assheton, Charles Bransby Auber, Edmund Kendal Grimstone Aylmer, Gerald Percy Vivian Aylmer, Francis Evans Babington, William Babington, Richard Castell Bacon, William Leonard Gill Bagshawe, Alfred William Baillie, Sir Richard Chaffey Baker, Alfred Baldry, Cameron Barclay, Charles Theodore  Barclay, William Theodore Barneby, Richard Hawkesworth Barnes, Henry Thomas Barry, Allen Alexander Bathurst, 6th Earl Bathurst, John Armytage Batley, Ralph Cecil Batley, Arthur Battiscombe, Henry Walter Campbell Baugh, John Godfrey Baumbach, Henry Marmaduke Bayley, Sir Montagu Harry Proctor Beauchamp, 7th Baronet, Amelius Francis Ward Beauclerk, William Nelthorpe Beauclerk, Richard Beaumont, William George Bell, Constantine William Benson, Robert Hugh Benson, William Berry, Charles Congleton Bethune, Raymond Francis Bevan, Robert Alexander Bickersteth, Cuthbert Edward Biddulph, Charles Bidwell, James  Bishop, Alured Elliott Black, Hugh  Blackburn, Robert Bogle Blackburn, William Blackburn, Robert Ireland Blackburne, Sir Stevenson Arthur Blackwood, John Blake-Humfrey, Thomas Calthorpe Blofeld, Francis Blomfield, George Augustus Bolton, Cecil Henry Bompas, Robert Dempster Bonnor, Andrew Rouse Boughton, John Ulick Bourke, Edward de Grey Bowyer-Smijth, Sir William Bowyer-Smijth, 11th Baronet, John Bradney, Henry Brandreth, James Reddy Beadon  Branson, Sir George Arthur Harwin Branson, Edward  Bray, Walter Stewart Broadwood, James Henry Tschudi Broadwood, George Frederick Brooke, Charles Frederick Brudewell, Lord Bruce, Henry Strickland Bryant, James George Buchanan, Thomas Walter Buckmaster, Richard Buckworth, Henry Burchell, William Edward Parry Burges, Francis George Bury, Henry Bury, Wadsworth Busk, Arthur John Butler, Cecil Butler, William John Butler, Bertram Henry Buxton, George Henry Cammell, Charles Alexander  Campbell, Walter Evelyn Capron, William Douglas Caröe, Harry Carrow, John Corrie  Carter, Thomas Garden  Carter, Samuel Cartwright, ? Cayley, John Graham  Chambers, James Frederick Chance, William Chaplin, Henry Brewer  Chapman, Kyrte Alfred Chapman, Edward William  Chapman, Albany Hawke Charlesworth, William Henry Charleton, Thomas Broughton Charlton, Francis Godolphin Pelham, 5th Earl of Chichester, William Langham Christie, Fraser Elmslie Churchill, Henry Clapcott, Spencer Clarke, Thomas Joseph Clarke, Richard Digby Cleasby, William Osbert Clinton, Stephen Thomas Clissold, William Brooks Close, John Brooks Close-Brooks, Edward Clowes, Herbert Spencer Clutton, Charles Colbeck, Edward Bernard Coleman, George Butler Collier, Henry Hyatt Collings, Francis Joseph Coltman, William Bacheler Coltman, William Hew Coltman, William McLean Compton, William Compton-Smith, Edward Coode, Robert Allen  Cook, Henry Mark Gale Coore, Charles Edward Pepys, 2nd Earl of Cottenham, Henry Edward Couper, James Walter Milles Stopford, 6th Earl of Courtown, John Jermyn Cowell, Hugh Cowie, Charles Edward Crawshay, Charles Neve Cresswell, Henry Randolph Crewe, Henry Herbert Stephen Croft, Edmund Croft, Percy James Croft, James  Cropper, Thomas Richard Crosse, John Carlton Cumberbatch, Robert Capel Cure, Frederick Currey, Henry John Cockayne Cust, Charles Edward Cuthell, Gerald Dale, Walter Clare Dale, Duncan Darroch, George Edward Darroch, Duncan Francis Davidson, William Augustus Ferguson Davie, William Cowell  Davies, John Neville Davies-Colley, John Coope Davis, Ambrose Pudsey Dawson, Leopold John Manners De Michele, Albert De Rutzen, James St. Vincent Saumarez, 4th Baron De Saumarez, Denis Frederic Denis De Vitré, William Samuel Deacon, Clinton Thomas Dent, John Dent Dent, John Richards Craft Deverell, Gerald Campbell Dicker, ?  Dickson, Arthur Benson Dickson, Henry Cockfield Dimsdale, William Stephenson Dimsdale, Edward Ross Divett, Henry Phelps Marriott Dodington, Hay Frederick Donaldson, Stuart Alexander Donaldson, Thornycroft Donaldson, Alfred Hamilton Douglas-Hamilton, George Henry  Drew, George Drinkwater, Francis Dudley Williams Drummond, Robert Drummond-Hay, Alexander William Drury, Francis Baring Du Pre, Herbert Duckworth, Charles William  Edmonstone, George Octavius Edwards, William Mordaunt Marsh  Edwards, Gerard Elin, Francis Charles Granville Egerton, 3rd Earl of Ellesmere, Hugh Frederic Hislop Elliot, Cuthbert Edward Ellison, George Henry  Ellison, Oborne James  Ellison, Harold Augustus Ernwin, Henry Edward Pellew, 6th Viscount Exmouth, Edmund Beckett Faber, William Alexander Stanley  Faber, William Vere Reeve Fane, James Edmund Gamul Farmer, Matthew Thomas Farrer, John Charles Fellowes, Joseph Cyprian Fenn, Charles Cotton Ferard, John Blackburn Fergusson, Robert Finch, Robert White Fiske, Frederick John Foakes-Jackson, John Skirrow Follett, Edward Archibald Forbes, Mortimer William Ford, John Formby, Jonathan Formby, Frederick Hale Forshall, Paul Frederick Forster, Charles  Foster, Francis Wilson  Fox, Gilbert Francklyn, Edward Robert Franks, John Jestyn William Fredricks, Arthur Howard Frere, Henry Davies Fussell, James Thomas Richard  Fussell, Arthur Louis Roger Gaddum, Francis Herbert Gall, Henry Garnett Gandy, John Lewis Garden, Edmund Johnstone Garwood, Thomas Kynaston Gaskell, Walter Fremantle  Gaunt, Herbert Edward Gaussen, Cecil Bertie Gedge, Leslie Lathom Gedge, Thomas Morrell Gilbert, Carew Davies Gilbert, John Gilbertson, William Buckley Gladstone, William Hobson Glennie, Frederick Du Cane Godman, Arthur John Goodford, Montague Charles Goodford, Charles Goolden, Arthur Byron Gordon, George Henry Gordon, Arthur Reginald Goulburn, Edward Gould, Francis Frederick Grafton, Vernon Tomas Green, Cecil Egerton Green, Charles Ernest Green, Robert John Greenlaw, Grenville Grenville-Grey, Richard Claud Moor Gillett Gridley, William Russell Griffiths, William Chafyn Grove, Edward Percival Guest, Sir William Brampton Gurdon, Reginald Gurney, Lowry Guthrie, Eric Wolseley ("Tommy") Haig, John Alicius Haig, George Henry Hales, Charles Annesley Hamond, Montagu Hankey, Rodolph Alexander Hankey, Claude Hankey, Alfred Hardcastle, Arthur Frederick Harratt, Caskie Harrison, Francis Law Harrison, Thomas Elliot Harrison, Richard Musgrave Harvey, Bernard Edward Delaval Astley, 19th Baron Hastings, John Servington Hawkins, John Clarke Hawkshaw, Henry Charles Hawley, William Hawthorn, William Harrington Hay, Stewart Duckworth Headlam, James Newton Heale, George Heath, William George  Heathcote, Arthur Samuel Heathcote, James Hemery, Francis George Henley, Edward Arthur Field Whittell Herbert, Herbert Crompton Herries, Robert Stansfield Herries, Sydenham Henry Augustus Hervey, Robert Henry John Heygate, Sir Frederick William Heygate, 2nd Baronet, Sir Arthur George Percival Heywood, 3rd Bt., Stanley Edward Hicks, Arthur Price Hill, George Murray  Hill, Samuel  Hinds, George Edward Gerard  Hoare, Bernard Thornton Hodgson, Francis Henry  Hodgson, James Hodgson, Thomas Beaumont Hohler, Charles James Holden, Edward Thurstan Holland, Francis James  Holland, Frederick Whitmore Holland, Bernard Henry Holland, Francis Caldwell  Holland, Francis Egbert Hollond, Edwin Hermus Holthouse, Frederick Gardner  Hopkins, James Fraser Hore, Frederick Edward Horne, LeGendre George Horton, Sir George Lewis Wilmot Horton, 5th Baronet, Lewis Hough, James Hamilton Houldsworth, Joseph Murray Hoult, William Houston, Henry Southey Howard, John  Howard, Robert Moreton Howard, Frederick George Ellis, 7th Baron Howard De Walden, William Egerton Hubbard, Robert  Hudson, Keith Hudson, John Berkeley Hue, William Edward Hughes, Henry Warwick Hunt, Francis Holdsworth Hunt, Robert Henry  Hurst, Sir Cecil James Barrington Hurst, John Francis Hurt, William Inge, James Penrose Ingham, Edward Winnington  Ingram, Henry Manning Ingram, Walter Herbert Ingram, Clark Arthur Irving, Hugh Frederick Jackson, William Hippisley  Jackson, James  Jackson, William Christopher James, Joseph John Dunnington Jefferson, William  Jennings, William Etheldred  Jennings, Frederick William  Johnson, Henry Frank  Johnson, Charles Edwards Johnstone, Herbert Riversdale Mansel  Jones, Sir Vincent Hunter Kennett-Barrington, Graham Campbell Kerr, Roger Orme  Kerrison, Charles Edward Keyser, John Frederick Kieser, Charles  King, George William  King, William Thomas Pearse Meade King, Robert Alexander Kingslake, Arthur Fitzgerald Kinnaird, 11th Baron Kinnaird, Algernon Hawkins Thomond Keith-Falconer, 9th Earl of Kintore, Edward Lewis Knight, Henry Thurstan Holland, 1st Viscount Knutsford, Sir Archibald Lamb, 3rd Bt., William Ward Claypon Lane, John Langhorne, James Walker Larnach, Sir Claude Villiers Emilius Laurie, 4th Bt. , Sir Charles Bennet Lawes-Wittewronge, 2nd Bt., Egerton Charles Baring Lawford, Francis Lawley Leeman, Alfred Henry Lefroy, Ernest Benzon Lehmann, Rudolf Chambers Lehmann, Alexander Brodrick Leslie Melville, Robert Lewis Lloyd, Edward Lloyd, Robert Lock, John Henry Locke, Sir Charles Henry Lockhart-Ross, 9th Baronet, Sir Edmund Giles Loder, 2nd Baronet, Richard Edmund Longfield, Arthur Lyster Longhurst, John Henry  Lonsdale, Henry Claude Lyall, William Gerard Lysley, George William Spencer Lyttelton, George Campbell Macaulay, George Bowes Macilwain, Thomas Mack, Archibald John Mackey, Henry Dunning Macleod, Edward Macnaghten, Baron Macnaghten, Edward Charles  Macnaghten, Frederic Fergus Macnaghten, Sir Malcolm Martin Macnaghten, Hugh Martin Charters MacPherson, William Hugh Macpherson, Alexander Walker Mactier, William Madan, Frederic William Maitland, John Thomas  Manley, John Clayton  Manley, Orlando Manley, John Thomas Manners, 3rd Baron Manners, Charles Upwood Manning, John Colville Morton  Mansel-Pleydell, Algernon Augustus Markham, Francis  Marshall, John William  Marshall, Arthur Thomas  Marson, Frederick Boyd Marson, Robert Harvey Mason, Henry Landon Maud, Charles Frewen Maude, Wellwood  Maxwell, Francis Maxwell, Ralph Staveley McKerrell, Robert Mure McKerrell, Bertram Charles Christopher Spencer  Meeking, Henry Tindal Methold, Sir Henry Bruce Meux, 3rd Baronet, George Richmond Mewburn, Charles Mawhood Meysey-Thompson, Sir Henry Meysey-Thompson, 2nd Baronet, Richard Key Micklethwait, Paulet Henry St. John Mildmay, Philip William John Miles, Thomas Butt  Miller, Sir Archibald John Scott Milman, Gilbert John Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, 4th Earl of,  Minto, Charles James Monk, Robert Collier, 2nd Baron Monkswell, Francis Wollaston Moody, Percy Charles Mordan, Theodore Morison, Herbert George Morse, James Henry Harmar Moxon, Henry Munster, George Redmayne  Murray, Sir Richard John Musgrave, 5th Bt., Stanley Duff Muttlebury, Robert Seymour Nash, John  Naylor, Ralph Henry Christopher  Nevile, Walter Alexander Newson, James Peter Nichols, Henry Donaldson Nicholson, Charles Giesler Norbury, Frederick Henry Norman, James Charles Herbert Welbore Ellis Agar, 3rd Earl of  Normanton, William Arthur  Norris, Ernest Augustus Northcote, Philip Charles Novelli, Algernon John Fitzroy Nugent, James Scott Ogle, Lionel Arthur Edward Ollivant, Alexander Lee  Onslow, Henry Robert Orde-Powlett, Charles Cave Orme, Edward Annesley  Owen, Nigel Wood Paine, George John  Palmer, Norman Pares, William Joseph  Parkes, Thomas Partington, George Herbert Partridge, Joseph Saunders Pater, Oswald Pearce-Serocold, Tindal Arthur Pearson, Robert  Peel, Arthur Lowther Pelham, Thomas Henry William Pelham, Philip Henry Pepys, Robert Walter Douglas  Phillips-Brocklehurst, Robert Philpot, Ernest Milborne Milborne Swinnerton Pilkington, Frederick Islay Pitman, Charles Pitt-Taylor, Francis Henry Pitt-Taylor, Charles Henry Vincent Pixell, James Aikin Pixley, Edward Norman Pochin, Arthur Becher Pollock, Andrew Pope, David  Powell, Henry Pryor Powell, Robert Walter Powell, Edward Roger Murray Pratt, Percy John Preece, Theodore Preston, D'Arcy Harrington Preston, Thomas Edward Preston, David Pritchard Pritchard, Selwyn Robert  Pryor, Arthur Giles Puller, Charles Puller, Arthur Henry Delmé Radcliffe, Henry Freer Radford, John Ramsay, Charles Louis Aubrey  Ramus, Henry Lawrence Randall, Edward Seymour Leveson  Randolph, Frederic Carne Rasch, Colman Rashleigh, Hugh Reynolds Rathbone, Robert Rawlinson, John Frederick Peel Rawlinson, Charles Stokes Read, George Drummond Redpath, Charles Frederick Reeks, Henry Revell Reynolds, Frank Ricardo, George Henry Richards, Robert Eden  Richardson, Charles Ernest  Ridley, Leonard Ridout, John  Rigden, William Edward Rigden, Harry Rimington-Wilson, Sir Richmond Thackeray Willoughby Ritchie, William Irvine  Ritchie, Patrick Macgregor Robertson, Henry  Rogers, Thomas  Rogers, John Edwin Rogerson, Eustace Neville Rolfe, Arthur Romilly, Samuel Henry Romilly, Charles Campbell  Ross, George Dawson Rowley, Nathanael Royds, Philip Saltmarshe, John Salwey, Francis Robert Winn Sampson, Samuel Sandbach, Eric David Glas Sandeman, Samuel Arthur Saunder, John Henry Augustus Schneider, Robert Stanley Scholfield, William  Scholfield, Charles Brodrick  Scott, John Richardson  Selwyn, George Shann, Reginald Shann, Thomas Wethered  Sharpe, Christopher Campbell Sharpe, Alexander Robert Sidebottom, Malcolm Ovans Sim, ?  Simpson, Francis Charles  Simpson, James Harvey  Simpson, Joseph Simpson, Alfred Frederic Adolphus Slade, John Henry Smart, Thomas Gregory Smart, Alfred  Smith, Frederick George Hume Smith, Jervoise Smith, Sir Archibald Levin Smith, Arthur Denman  Smith, Ernest Gee  Smith, George Frederick  Smith, Sir Henry Babington  Smith, Stanley Peregrine Smith, James Grenville Smyth, Sir Edwin Arney Speed, Richard de Aquila Grosvenor, 1st Baron Stalbridge, Gerald Philip Stevens, Lionel Stevens, Hallyburton George Campbell, 3rd Baron Stratheden and Campbell, Francis Coutts Stuart, Sir William Stuart, William Woodthorpe Tarn, William Elias Taunton, George Henry Taylor-Whitehead, Robert Temple, Thomas Ramshay Smyth Temple, John Charles  Templer, William Christopher Templer, Arthur Thomas James Thackeray, Albert Childers Thompson, Vincent  Thompson, Everard Godwin Thorne, Arthur John Thornhill, George  Thornhill, Thomas William Tindal, Thomas Frederick D'Arcy Todd, Edward Murray Tomlinson, Frederic Philip  Tomlinson, Charles Watson Townley, Thomas Manners Townley, William Robert  Trench, William Thomas  Trench, Charles William Trotter, Henry Hawkins  Turner, Gilbert Holles Farrer Vane, Augustus Arthur Vansittart, Arthur George Vansittart, Charles Marsh Vialls, Edward Odell Vincent, Arthur Pendarves Vivian, Henry Hussey Vivian, Walter Wace, William Frederick Waldegrave, 9th Earl Waldegrave, Arthur  Walker, Arthur William  Walker, Leonard Calder  Wallich, Sir Charles George Walpole, Frederick Litchfield Ward, William Butler  Wasbrough, Harry Wingfield Waterfield, John William  Watson, William Douglas Watson-Smyth, Frederick Kearsley Weaver, George Earle  Welby, Sir George Earle Welby, Beilby Lawley, 3rd Baron Wenlock, Charles William Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, Paul Whalley, John Lloyd  Wharton, Robert Wharton, Edward Vincent Vashar (or Vashon) Wheeler, James Volant Wheeler, Samuel Howard Whitbread, Francis  Whitehead, Frederic Willett, Edward Fraser Vaughan  Williams, William Masterman  Williams, William Questel  Williams, Frederick George Adolphus Williams, Henry George Swayne Williams, John Williams, John Arthur Williams, John Herbert Williams, Thomas Cyprian Williams, Thomas Lockyer Williams, William Charles  Williams, William Knyvet  Wilson, James  Wilson, John Wolley, ? Wood, James Templeton Wood, Arthur Bethune Woodd, Henry Smith  Wright, Charles Booth Elmsall Wright, Herbert Edwards  Wright, Sir William Shaw  Wright, Harry Frederick Wyatt, Edward Heneage Wynne-Finch, Joseph Maghull  Yates, Edward Mallet  Young, Arthur William  Young, Charles Edward Baring  Young, Sir George Young, 3rd Bt.</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Grey, John Augustus De (1849-1929), 7th Baron Walsingham</persname>
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              <persname role="subject">Hall, Edward Allecock (1852-1915), barrister</persname>
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              <persname role="subject">Colvin, Sir Richard Beale (1856-1936), knight, army officer and politician</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Herries, Sir William Herbert (1859-1923), knight, New Zealand politician</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Lutyens, Frederick Mansfield (1860-1924), artist</persname>
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              <persname role="subject">Watt, James (1867-1929), schoolmaster</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Smyth, Herbert Warington (1867-1943), traveller and mining engineer</persname>
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              <p>History of the club as written by officers for each year from 1892 to 1936, with a gap from Oct. 1911 to Lent 1919. Races are described at the College and University level, at the Henley Regatta, and for the 1908, 1924, and 1932 Olympic Games, as well as the Inter-Allied Regatta in Paris in 1919. The reports are signed by Honorary Secretaries N. W. Paine, S. J. Selwyn, C. J. D. Goldie, G. A. Lloyd, W. H. Watney, R. H. Nelson, C. H. Chalmers, P. H. Thomas, S. K. G. Williamson, and after a number of years of unsigned reports by Captains H. R. Carver, J. B. Collins, T. A. Brocklebank, W. A. Prideaux, H. R. N. Rickett, C. M. Fletcher, K. M. Payne, J. H. Powell, and C. G. Rickett.<lb/><lb/>The volume also includes a memorial to Maurice Victor Buxton of the Coldstream Guards after his death in Aug. 1919 and a presentation to Coach Peter Haig Thomas in 1929; descriptions of various boat club dinners including the centenary dinner in 1927 with printed invitation and a page of accounts of the cost of the dinner; a narrative about raising funds for Third Trinity Boathouse in 1929, with a copy of the original printed appeal, and a photograph of the boathouse in April 1930.<lb/><lb/>*The following names also appear in the volume:**<lb/>Robert Eustace Abel Smith, William Antony Acton, Clement James Mellish Adie, Walter Sibbald Adie, Robert Paul Adler, Charles Talbot  Agar, Harold Evelyn Talbot Agar, Roland Dudley Kitson, 3rd Baron Airedale, Reginald Airy, Martin Chicheley Albright, Rupert Allcard, Frederick Willoughby Allen, Harold Norman Gwynne Allen, Jeffery Jullian Allen, Ormsby Allhusen, Maurice Edward Antrobus, Robert Wemyss Muir Arbuthnot, Michael Victor Argyle, Edward Hugh Armitage, John Claud Armitage, Robert William Armitage, Arthur Neville Aston, Robert Osmer Atkinson, Richard Castell Bacon, Gerald Vivian Harold Baerlein, Harold Augustus Baerlein, Robert Arthur Lytton Balfour 3rd Earl of (formerly Viscount Traprain) Balfour, Malcolm Stewart Balmain, Francis William Balston, Maurice Edward Balston, Philip Bartholomew Barneby, Robin Coventry Barrett, Helton Godwin Baynes, Sir John Field Beale, Sir Samuel Richard Beale, Sir Montagu Harry Proctor Beauchamp, 7th Baronet, Thomas Alfred Herbert Beddington, Richard Beesly, Robert Hugh Benson, Edward Vaughan Bevan, Peter James Stuart Bevan, Robert Langdale Bickersteth, Arthur Hatfield Sumner Bird, Henry Edmund Blackburne-Daniell, Hugh Michael Bland, George Wilfrid Blenkin, Hume Boggis-Rolfe, Eric Henry Bonham, Francis Hugh  Bonham-Carter, Edward St Laurent Bonvalot, Herbert Otto Carruthers Boret, James Reddy Beadon  Branson, William Philip Sutcliffe Branson, Richard Wilfred Broadrick, James King Brock, Giles Royds Brocklebank, John Jasper Brocklebank, Richard Philip Royds Brocklebank,  Bertram Willes Darrel Brooke, Douglas Clifton Brown, Harold George Brown, Walter Hargreaves Brown, Otho Lennox Browne, John Boyd Buckle, Hugh Stanley Burge, William Edward Parry Burges, John Southerden Burn, Cyril Francis Burnand, George Burns, David Stuart Harold Bury, Lindsay Edward Bury, William Martin Butler, Maurice Victor Buxton, Laurence John Cadbury, Allan Campbell, Norman Robert  Campbell, Banner Carruthers-Johnstone, Richard Henry Archibald Carter, Oswald Armitage Carver, Ian Patrick Honyman Chalmers, James Frederick Chance, Sir William Hugh Stobart Chance, Alan Chaplin, Wilfrid Hubert Chapman, Alfred Drewett Chaytor, Christopher William Drewett Chaytor, Anthony Merlott Chitty, William Henry Clark, Alan Michael Clark Hutchison, James Brooks Close, John Brooks Close-Brooks, Arthur Brooks Close-Brooks, Roger Close-Brooks, Arthur Reginald Cobb, Clement John Fromanteel Cobbold, Gerald Douglas Cochrane, Samuel Pepys Cockerell, Edward Foyle Collingwood, Frederick Henry Lowry Corry, James Perowne Ivo Myles Corry, John Walgrave Halford, 4th Baron Cottesloe, Anthony Charles Cropper, James Winstanley  Cropper, Nicholas Moore Daniel, Hugh Davies-Colley, Richard Anthony Davies-Cooke, Robert Durbin Davis, Sir Herbert William Davis-Goff, 2nd Baronet, Julian Curtis Day, Seymour Joly De Lotbiniere, Gilbert Ridley Debenham, Roderick Peter George Denman, Leslie Alfred Dent, John Richards Craft Deverell, St. Clair George Alfred Donaldson, Thornycroft Donaldson, Malcolm Donaldson, Stuart Hay Marcus Donaldson, Stuart Downs, Adrian Drewe, Douglas Garden Duff, William Herbert Dunlop, John  Eaden, Claud Henry Edmunds, John Edwards-Moss, Sir John Edwards Edwards-Moss, 2nd Bt, Charles Ryves Maxwell Eley, Gerard Elin, Hugh Samuel Roger  Elliot, Claude Aurelius Elliott, Julian Clement Peter Elliston, Colin Anthony John Elphinston, Lancelot Henry Elphinstone, Arthur Onslow Edward Guinness, Viscount Elveden, Raymond Broadley Etherington-Smith, Philip Charles Montagu Gilbert Evans, Edward Addington Hargreaves Pellew, 5th Viscount Exmouth, George Edward Thomas Eyston, Melvil Farrant, Roland Arthur Lonsdale Fell, Neil Mure Fergusson, Alfred Heneage Finch, Charles  Fitch-Northen, Francis Morshead Lloyd Fitzwilliams,  Michael Crossley Fletcher, Sir Walter Morley Fletcher, Frederick John Foakes-Jackson, Stephen Kenneth Guthrie Williamson Forres, 2nd Baron, Thomas Frame-Thomson, Gilbert Francklyn, Robert Leslie Fraser, Herbert Aylward Game, William McLean Garnett-Botfield, Russell Kerr Gaye, Edward Llewelyn Lloyd Gibbon, John Houghton Gibbon, James Arthur  Gibson, Henry William Frederick Albert, Prince, Duke of  Gloucester, John Talbot Godfrey, Donald Herbert Louis Gollan, Charles Hudleston Gooch, James Geoffrey  Gordon, Standish Robert Gage Prendergast Vereker, 7th Viscount Gort, Paul Goudime-Levkovitsch, Francis Frederick Grafton, Sir Rollo Frederick Graham-Campbell, Paul Alexander Grand D'Hauteville, Wilfred Gerrard Sidney Grand d'Hauteville, Horace Bere Grylls, Richard Smythe Guinness, Eric Wolseley ("Tommy") Haig, Robert Henry Woodforde Hamilton, Edric Claud Hamilton-Russell, Ralph Beddington Hansford, Robert Vernon Harcourt, Cecil Marriott Harrison, Ernest  Harrison, Sir Arthur Grey Hazlerigg, 13th Bt., Francis Edgcombe Hellyer, Sepncer Douglas Herapath, Robert Stansfield Herries, Eric Sedgwick Hervey, David Yeatman Hext, Raworth Henry Faudel Heycock, Ronald Guy Hill, William James Montague  Hill, William George Cornwallis Hills, David Arthur Gilbert Hinks, John Mathew Hempden Hoare, George William Houghton Hodgson, Martin Drummond Vesey Holt, John Whitwell Hope Simpson, Francis Archibald Hopkinson, Henry Lennox d'Aubigne Hopkinson, John Montgomerie Hopkinson, Joseph Murray Hoult, Henry Southey Howard, Paul Philip Howell, George Ravensworth Hughes, Thomas Geoffrey Hughes, Thomas McKenny Hughes, Campbell Murray Hunter, Rupert Edward Cecil Lee Guinness, 2nd Earl of  Iveagh, Ernest Arthur Oliphant Auldjo Jamieson, Bertram Talbot Vaughan Johnson, Peter Randall Johnson, Stephen Philip Lowthian Johnson, Frederick Charles Kempe, Francis Anthony Kendrick, Alexander Kenelm Clark Kennedy, William Theodore Kennedy, Edward Hilton Young, 1st Baron Kennet, Cecil Kent, Graham Campbell Kerr, Roger Orme  Kerrison, John Orme Kerrison, Douglas Arthur Kinnaird, George Henry Kirby, George Lascelles Kirk, John Gerard Heath Lander, Henry  Latham, Arthur Lyndon Lawrence, Arthur McWilliam Lawson Johnston, John Esmond Lawson-Johnston, Charles Ralph Le Blanc-Smith, George Francis Percivale Lea, Rudolf Chambers Lehmann, Alexander Brodrick Leslie Melville, William Hulme Lever, 2nd Viscount Leverhulme, Trevor Gwyn Elliot Lewis, Thomas Donald Little, Charles Frederick LLoyd, Alan Scrivener Lloyd, Alexander David Frederick Lloyd, Edward Aubrey Lloyd, Leslie Steeds Lloyd, Sir Charles Henry Lockhart-Ross, 9th Baronet, Arthur Lyster Longhurst, McAlister Pender Lonnon, Wilfrid Turner Lord, Lewis Frederic Innes  Loyd, David Miles Lubbock, Harold [Fox Pitt] Lubbock, Ian St. John Lawson-Johnston, 2nd Baron Luke, Thomas Gabriel Lumley-Smith, Richard Hugh Godfrey Lyne Pirkis, Ronald Ian Lilburn MacEwen, James Alexander Macnabb, Sir Malcolm Martin Macnaghten, Kenrick Alexander Napier Madocks, Graham Macdowall Maitland, Charles Sabel Makower, Alan Percy Marshall, William Stirling Douglas  Marshall, Arthur Aylmer Marson, William Cyril Mayne, David McKenna, Arthur Pemberton Methuen, Roland Brice Miller, Francis Richard  Mills, Rowland Marindin Minns, Donald Currie Mirrielees, Roger Ernle Money-Kyrle, Alan Hilary Moore, Charles Morley, Geoffrey Hope Morley, Hugh Morrison, Robert Erskine Morrison, Anthony Bertie Logan Murison, Ralph Stanley Muttlebury, Thomas Humphrey Naylor,  Ronald Ian Nelson, Edward John Nettlefold, George Douglas Cochrane Newton, Charles George Ashburner  Nix, Charles Giesler Norbury, Edward Norman Norman-Butler, Edward Tempest Tunstall North, Roland Thomas Nugent, Francis William Odgers, Lionel Arthur Edward Ollivant, William Cecil Owen, Ronald Wood Paine, Harold Godfrey Palmer, Geoffrey Parker, John Holford Parker, Andrew Louis Paul, Sir Harald Peake, Oswald Pearce-Serocold, Archibald David Barclay Pearson, George Howard Peile, John Trevenen Penrose, Arthur Robert Phelps, Stephen Malcolm Pilkington, Ion Beresford Pite, Frederick Islay Pitman, John Edward Buckingham Pope, David  Powell, Eric Walter Powell, Ronald Vanneck Powell, Valentine Pryor Powell, John Robert Charles Priddle, Archibald Selwyn Pryor, John Frecheville  Ramsden, William Vandeleur Reeves, Seymour John Romer Reynolds, Robert Eden  Richardson, James Philip Clayton Rigby, Charles Rigden, Arthur Cecil Riley, Charles Donald  Robertson, John Robertson, Richmond Fothergill Robinson, Henry Richard Rogers, Frank Stanley Di  Rose, John Brenchley Rosher, Herbert Guild Ross, Ronald Deane Ross, Charles Samuel Rowley, Walter Leslie Runciman, 2nd Viscount Runciman, Edward Wriothesley Curzon Russell, Algernon Frederick Roland Dudley Ryder, Terence Robert Beaumont Sanders, Ronald Harcourt Sanderson, Sir William Borradaile Savory, 3rd Baronet, Ernest Scott, Ronald Charles Scott Murray, Sir Victor Basil John Seely, 4th Baronet, Kenneth Selby Walker, Ralph Edward Pearce Serocold, Walter Pearce Serocold, Francis Seymour, Horace James Seymour, John Stewart Shearme, Hugh Tempest Sheringham, Charles Chichele Sherring, Lightly Stapleton Simpson, Philip Lionel d'Estouteville Skipwith, Geoffrey Smith, William Frederick Smith, Stuart Edward Smyth, Ralph Martin Soames, Henry Aldwin Guildford Sprigg, Joshua William Squire Sprigge, Edward Geoffrey  St Aubyn, Lionel Michael St Aubyn, Samuel Strang Steel, James Alexander Stephen, Robert Cyril Storrs, Sir Richard Home Studholme, Odo Richard Vivian, 3rd Baron Swansea, Frederick Tertius  Swanwick, Robert Egerton Swartwout, William Woodthorpe Tarn, Claude Waterhouse Hearn Taylor, George William Taylor, Lionel Arthur Temple, Tetley Ironside Tetley-Jones, Otho Vincent Thomas, Mervyn Thoresby-Jones, Bryan Kenrick Francis Bunbury Tighe, John Alastair Livingston Timpson, John Royce Tomkin, Frederick Roger John Tomlinson, Geoffrey Egerton Tower, William George Towers, George Clark Tozer, Rupert Alexander George Augustus Cambridge, Viscount Trematon, Patrick Arthur Tritton, Julian Corbett Turnbull, Philip Corbett Turnbull, Henry Hawkins  Turner, Timothy Martin Tyrrell, Gerald Ritchie Upjohn, Baron Upjohn, Charles William Brabazon Urmston, David Cecil Wynter Verey, Henry Philip Verey, Francis Gerald Walker, Robert Fulton Walker, William Dudley  Ward, Nigel Clive Warington Smyth, Michael Henry Warriner, William Lewis Wasbrough, John Conrad Waterlow, Edward John Macartney  Watson, Herbert Adolphus Watson, Frederick Kearsley Weaver, Lewis Westmacott, Christopher Lloyd Wharton, John Robert  Wharton, Frank Augustus Gobert Whitehead, John Howard Whitlark, Charles Williams, Edward Gordon Williams, Henry John Willis, Denys Arthur Winstanley, Bernard Ridley Winthrop Smith, Arthur Edward Francis Wood, Arthur Bethune Woodd, Cyril Eric Wool-Lewis, Drury Percy Wormald, Reginald Arthur Yeld, and Courtenay Trevelyan Young.</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Paine, Nigel Wood (1870-1946), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Selwyn, Stephen John (1875-1960), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Goldie, Claude John Dashwood (1876-1956), woolbroker</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Lloyd, George Ambrose (1879-1941), 1st Baron Lloyd, politician and colonial administrator</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Watney, William Herbert (1880-1915), civil engineer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Nelson, Roland Hugh (1881-1940), barrister</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Chalmers, Charles Hugh Lindsay Henderson (1882-1928), barrister</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Thomas, Peter Haig (1882-1959), rowing coach</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Williamson, Stephen Kenneth Guthrie (1888-1954), 2nd Baron Forres of Glenogil</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Carver, Humphrey Roberton (1903-1977), civil servant</persname>
              <name role="subject">Collins, John Brenton (1906-1992), clergyman</name>
              <persname role="subject">Brocklebank, Thomas Anthony (1908-1984), housemaster, Eton College</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Prideaux, Walter Arbuthnot (1910-1995), Clerk of the Goldsmiths' Company</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Rickett, Harold Robert Norman (1909-1969), stockbroker</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Fletcher, Charles Montague (1911-1995) epidemiologist</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Payne, Kenneth Martin (1912-1988), son of John Ernest Payne</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Powell, John Henry Courthope (1913-1944), son of Richard Henry Powell</persname>
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              <p>Deposited in Trinity College Library 27 July 1940 by I. R Clout, Captain.</p>
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Third Trinity Boat Club history, vol. III</unittitle>
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                <p>Stationer's ticket for W. P. Spalding, 43, Sidney Street, Cambridge inside front cover.</p>
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              <p>History of the club as written by officers for each year from Michaelmas 1936 to 1940.  Races are described at the College and University level, at the Henley Regatta,    The reports are signed by Captains Thomas D. Little, Ralph E. P. Serocold, Edgar J. A. Freeman, Peter F. Hanbury, Richard W. Hogg, and ending with the announcement of amalgamation with the First Trinity Boat Club in Michaelmas term 1940 by I. R. Clout, and a further note from Edward P. Hawthorne jointly with V. A. Cooke, Captain of the First Trinity, recommending that the amalgamation be continued after the end of the war.<lb/><lb/>**The following names also appear in the volume:**<lb/>Sutton Martin O'Heguerty Abraham, Daniel Aggs, John Aslett Baldwin, John Charles Balfour, William Peter Ward  Barnes, William Wedderburn Blake, Christopher Carmichael Boulton, Martin Noel William Burch, David Stuart Harold Bury, Maurice Buxton, Colin Douglas Clark, David Lowry Cole, Edward Foyle Collingwood, Nicholas Moore Daniel, Adrian Francis Drewe, John Colville Erskine Hill, Gordon Lavery Evans, Ian Archibald Forbes, John Houghton Gibbon, Spencer Douglas Herapath, Benjamin Alexander Frederick Hervey-Bathurst, David Arthur Gilbert Hinks, Arthur Brian Hodgson, Paul Philip Howell, Thomas Rickard Eyre Jackson, Humphrey Desmond Juler, Gilbert Henry Peter Karney, McAlister Pender Lonnon, Richard Hugh Godfrey Lyne Pirkis, Alan John Francis Mackay, Luke Brian Arthur Mahon, Ernest Michael Barry Martyn, Donald Currie Mirrielees, Roland Hugh Nelson, Tressilian Bryan Nicholas, John Philip Carrington Palmer, John Trevor Mauleverer Parker, Kenneth Martin Payne, Arthur John Pearce-Serocold, C.  Pearce-Serocold, John Edward Pelham, Colin Disturnal Ellison Rich, William Herbert Lowthian Richmond, Harold Robert Norman Rickett, John Charles Cochrane Fydell Rowley, Terence Robert Beaumont Sanders, John Jasper Selwyn, Erik Neil Skrender, Henry Cecil Willingdon Somers Smith, W. G. Steven, Peter Haig Thomas, David Charles Cuninghan Watson, Denys Arthur Winstanley</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Serocold, Ralph Edward Pearce (1916-1998), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Freeman, Edgar James Albert (1917-1992), barrister</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Hogg, Richard William (1918-2002), engineer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Hanbury, Peter Francis (1918-2017), army officer and brewer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Clout, Ivan Reginald (1920-2016), physician</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Hawthorne, Edward Peterson (1920-2010), aeronautical and nuclear engineer</persname>
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              <p>MS draft of a history [1827-1940] by an unidentified author accompanied by a note that the history is taken from the records kept in three volumes in the Library (BOAT D2/1-3).</p>
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Third Trinity Boat Club subscriptions book</unittitle>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>A bound record of club subscriptions paid from Oct. 1869 to Lent 1893, with charges and payments recorded for individuals in the club. Names are listed roughly alphabetically in an index at the front.</p>
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              <p>Gift of Third Trinity Boat Club, 1938.</p>
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Third Trinity Boat Club List of Members</unittitle>
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                <p>Stamped '3rd Trinity Boat Club. List of Members.' in gilt letters on cover.</p>
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              <p>A bound list of members arranged roughly alphabetically by surname, with their addresses, whether rowing or non-rowing, career in the Boat Club, whether they attended Eton or Westminster, and amount given for subscriptions. Note at front states that it was compiled in Dec. 1891; additional material was added through 1904.</p>
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        1 vol.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Front cover with leather label 'Third Trinity Boat Club List of Members' in gilt letters.</p>
              </note>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Stationer's label inside front cover, 'W. P. Spalding, Stationer, Printer, Relief Stamper &amp;c. Circulating Library, Cambridge.'</p>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>A bound list of members arranged by year which appears to have been compiled in 1898 to cover the period from 1834 and carrying on to 1910. Addresses are recorded, and later entries for individuals carry additional notes about membership of different boats and rowing accolades. An entry for October 1909 includes some information on club officers and blues obtained.</p>
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Report and appeal for the boathouse</unittitle>
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        3 folders    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Printed report with printed photographs of the boathouse.</p>
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            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Miscellanea</unittitle>
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        3 folders    </physdesc>
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            <p>Published</p>
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            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Cuttings about C. B. Lawes, and A. B. Hodgson, both of Third Trinity Boat Club</unittitle>
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        3 cuttings    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Wittewronge, Sir Charles Bennet Lawes- (1843-1911), 2nd Baronet, rower, athlete, and sculptor</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Hodgson, Arthur Brian (1916-1999), colonial civil servant and Red Cross official</persname>
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          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Letter to Henry Joshua Lomax from Robert Frewen Martin</unittitle>
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        3 sheets    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Shares the history of the Club's previous arrangement with Mr Searle.</p>
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              <name role="subject">Lomax, Henry Joshua (1847-1917), clergyman</name>
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              <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
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            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Third Trinity Boat Club Annual Dinner menu</unittitle>
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        1 booklet    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Menu for the dinner held 18 November 1931, with a list of race results for the year, and a list of members.</p>
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              <p>Transferred from the box containing Trinity College Boat Club silver, September 2025.</p>
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          </c>
        </c>
      </c>
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          <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Club</unittitle>
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        0.5 box    </physdesc>
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          <p>Published</p>
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          <p>The materials included in this section primarily date from amalgamation of First Trinity Boat Club and Third Trinity Boat Club in 1947. Material relating to the May Balls in their entirety have been moved to section F, Trinity May Balls. Some papers relating to silver carry start dates of 1942 but continued to be updated after amalgamation.</p>
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            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Rules and regulations</unittitle>
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        1 folder    </physdesc>
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            <p>Published</p>
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Pamphlet, _Rules and Regulations of the 1st &amp; 3rd Trinity Boat Club_</unittitle>
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        1 booklet    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Approved Jan. 1947. Emendations have been made in an unidentified hand to Rule 11 concerning full membership of the club.</p>
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          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Pamphlet, _Constitution &amp; Rules of Henley Royal Regatta_</unittitle>
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              <unitdate normal="1948-04-01/1948-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1948</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 booklet    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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        </c>
        <c level="file">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Account books and papers</unittitle>
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        1 folder    </physdesc>
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          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Papers relating to the First and Third Trinity Boat Club silver</unittitle>
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        1 folder    </physdesc>
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            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Lists of silver trophies, with a letter from Munsey and Co. Limited about First Trinity Boat Club silver in their possession 25 March 1942.</p>
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          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Valuation of Trinity oars and sculls</unittitle>
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              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.6/27</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1956-09-30/1956-09-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">30 Sept. 1956</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 sheet    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Carbon typescript</p>
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            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Histories</unittitle>
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        2 folders    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
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          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Copy of a letter from Alan Morley-Fletcher</unittitle>
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        2 sheets    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Original letter dated 15 July describing the 1st and 3rd Trinity Boat Club's row with the elite international crews at Lucerne in July 1970.</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Fletcher, Alan Ian Morley- (b 1949), businessman</persname>
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          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Pamphlet, _1st and 3rd Trinity 150th Anniversary Henley Tour_</unittitle>
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              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.5/8</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1989-01-01/1989-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1989</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 pamphlet    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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          </c>
        </c>
        <c level="file">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Training materials</unittitle>
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            <unitdate normal="1986-01-01/1986-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1986</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folder    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Training notes for oarsmen and coxes</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/E/4/1</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.6/33-37</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1950-01-01/1986-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[mid 20th cent.], 1986</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folder    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Typescript notes on exercises for oarsmen; notes on coxing written for Winchester College students; a guide to steering regulations on the River Cam; notes on coxing in the First and Third Boat Club with a cover letter from S. J. S. Gulland; and a printed 'Guide to Coxing' by the Cambridge University Coxswains Society dated Aug. 1986.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <name role="subject">Gulland, Stuart John Sinclair (20th-21st cent.), real estate developer</name>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
        </c>
        <c level="file">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Menus and other ephemera</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/E/5</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1950-01-01/1997-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1950-1997</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folder    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Club Bump Supper menu</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/E/5/1</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1950-02-01/1950-02-28" encodinganalog="3.1.3">Feb. 1950</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folded card, 1 photographic print, b&amp;w    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Menu for the Lent Races Bump Supper, with small photograph of an eight on the water, mid-race.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <genreform>Photographs</genreform>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Club Supper menu</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/E/5/2</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1956-12-01/1956-12-01" encodinganalog="3.1.3">Dec. 1956</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folded card    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Menu for the Supper on 1 Dec. 1956.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <genreform>Photographs</genreform>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Club Supper menus</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/E/5/3</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1957-03-01/1957-06-15" encodinganalog="3.1.3">Mar., June 1957</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        2 folded cards    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Menu for the Supper on 2 March 1957 and the Bump Supper on 15 June 1957, both belonging to Tony Butler and signed by other attendees.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Menu for the First and Third Trinity Boat Club 150th Anniversary Dinner</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/E/5/4</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1975-09-01/1975-09-29" encodinganalog="3.1.3">Sept. 1975</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 booklet    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Menu with notes on front about Anthony Bevan.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <name role="subject">Bevan, Anthony Vaughan (b 1938)</name>
            </controlaccess>
            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Transferred from the silver safe box containing Trinity College Boat Club silver, September 2025.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Menu for the First and Third Trinity Boat Club 1947 Ladies Plate Crew 50th Anniversary Dinner</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/E/5/5</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1997-06-01/1997-06-28" encodinganalog="3.1.3">28 June 1997</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folded card    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Menu with notes on front about Anthony Bevan.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
        </c>
      </c>
      <c level="subfonds">
        <did>
          <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Balls</unittitle>
          <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F</unitid>
          <unitdate normal="1868-01-01/2026-06-22" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1868-2026</unitdate>
          <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        3 boxes, 7 vols., 8 oversize boxes, 3 oversize folders    </physdesc>
        </did>
        <odd type="publicationStatus">
          <p>Published</p>
        </odd>
        <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
          <p>The material gathered here includes May Balls held by the First Trinity Boat Club and the Third Trinity Boat Club, and then balls that they co-hosted while still separate entities, followed by balls hosted by the First and Third Boat Club. Material is arranged into Minute books, Account books, Posters, Programmes, Photographs, and Dance cards.</p>
        </scopecontent>
        <c level="series">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Minute books</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/1</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1949-01-01/1963-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1949-1963</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol., 1 folder    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Club's May Ball minute book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/1/1.1-2</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 28.7</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1949-01-01/1963-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1949-1963</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol., 1 folder    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Title page illustrated in pen-and-ink.</p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Minutes for May Balls from 1949 to 1963, with additional reports of meetings of the Joint May Balls Committee, and a few cuttings from newspapers mentioning the Trinity May Ball. Minutes are signed by Hon. Secretaries John A. N. Graham, Roger S. Money-Kyrle, Alan F. Niekirk, George Nissen, Malcolm Gomme-Duncan, Alan C. C. Vincent with assistance from Malcolm Davidson, Russell Carver, John R W. Pardey, Peter A. Drake, Ian N. Hardy, Willie Marsden, and Martin C. Clarke.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Graham, John Alexander Noble (1926-2019), diplomatist</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Kyrle, Roger Spencer Money- (1928-2013), doctor</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Niekirk, Alan Frank (b 1929), son of Paul Douglas Niekirk</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Carver, Russell Dempster (b 1934), son of Humphrey Roberton Carver</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Clarke, Martin Courtenay (b 1941), son of Douglas Archibald Clarke</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Davidson, Malcolm Lodge (1934-1970), agriculturalist</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Drake, Peter Antony (1937-2012), businessman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Duncan, Alan Malcolm Gomme- (1932-2016), son of Sir Alan Gomme Gomme-Duncan</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Hardy, Ian Nichol (b 1938), son of John Hardy</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Marsden, William (1940-2019), diplomatist</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Nissen, George Maitland (b 1930), stockbroker</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Pardey, John Richard William (b 1936), son of William Henry Pardey</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Vincent, Alan Charles Clarke (b 1933), son of Peter Alan Clarke Vincent</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
        </c>
        <c level="series">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Account books</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/2</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1891-01-01/1996-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1891-1996</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 box, 7 vols.    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Trinity Boat Club Ball account book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/2/1</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 28.1</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1891-01-01/1901-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1891-1901</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Front cover stamped 'T.B.C. Ball' in gilt letters. </p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Accounts for the balls held on 19 June 1891, 16 June 1892 (with notes for Rylands' successor), 14 June 1893, 14 June 1894, 12 June 1895, 15 June 1896, 16 June 1897, 14 June 1898, 13 June 1899, 11 June 1900, and 11 June 1901. The accounts consist of names of attendees with the name of Trinity member providing the voucher, with cost of tickets per party. A summary of expenses appears at the end of each year's list. The Honorary Secretaries were Arthur G. Johnson, William P. Rylands, Stuart Downs, Herbert W. D. Goff, Lightly S. Simpson, Harold G. Brown and Herbert A. Game, Gerard A. Crane, Gerald W. Sharpe, Lucius F. Crane, and Eric S. Hervey.<lb/><lb/>Two letters are laid in loose: one dated c 1914 from Pelham Foster to W. W. Rouse Ball in which he states he is returning the Ball books and that he saw R. S. Shove in London, who had been wounded in the war; the other from H. W. D. Goff to someone who has agreed to be Ball Steward dated 10 Feb. 1893.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Johnson, Arthur George (b 1869), solicitor</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Rylands, Sir William Peter (1868-1948), 1st Baronet, businessman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Downs, Stuart (b 1872), barrister</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Goff, Sir Herbert William Davis (1870-1923), 2nd Baronet</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Simpson, Lightly Stapleton (1874-1942), railway mechanical engineer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Brown, Harold George (1877-1949), solicitor</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Game, Herbert Aylward (1873-1948), businessman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Crane, Gerard Allen (1875-1945), son of Newton Crane</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Sharpe, Gerald Whittaker (1878-1962), cotton and oil cloth manufacturer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Hervey, Eric Sedgwick (1879-1963), son of Valentine Smedley Hervey</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Shove, Ralph Samuel (1889-1966), judge and Olympic athlete</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Clubs Ball account book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/2/2</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 28.2</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1902-01-01/1911-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1902-1911</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Front cover stamped 'T.B.C. Ball' in gilt letters.</p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Accounts for the balls held in the Corn Exchange on 10 June 1902, 16 June 1903, 14 June 1904, 13 June 1905, 12 June 1906, 11 June 1907, 16 June 1908, 15 June 1909, 14 June 1910 (ball abandoned owing to the death of King Edward VII), and 13 June 1911.<lb/><lb/>The accounts consist of a numbered list with names of attendees, name of the Trinity voucher, and cost of tickets. A summary of expenses appears at the end of each year's list. The Honorary Secretaries for the balls were Arthur D. Gilmour, Douglas Spicer, Arthur L. Lawrence, Malcolm Donaldson, John S. Burn, Alfred L. Drew, Maurice  Daffarn, Eric Donaldson, and Cyril F. Burnand.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Gilmour, Arthur Derrick (1881-1903), army officer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Burnand, Cyril Francis (1891-1915), engineer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Lawrence, Arthur Lyndon (1883-1939), engineer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Spicer, Douglas (1883-1943), son of George Spicer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Donaldson, Malcolm (1884-1973), obstetric physician and gynaecologist</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Burn, John Southerden (1884-1958), physician and Olympic athlete</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Drew, Alfred Lionel (1886-1973), solicitor</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Daffarn, Maurice (1888-1915), colonial officer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Donaldson, Eric (1889-1970), physician</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Clubs Ball account book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/2/3.1-2</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 28.3</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1912-06-01/1921-06-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1912-1921</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol., 1 folder    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Front cover stamped 'T.B.C. Ball' in gilt letters.</p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Accounts for the balls on 11 June 1912, 10 June 1913, 16 June 1914, 9 June 1919, 14 June 1920, and 14 June 1921. The accounts consist of a numbered list with names of attendees, name of the Trinity voucher, and cost of tickets. A summary of expenses appears at the end of each year's list. The Honorary Secretaries and Treasurers include Cyril Francis Burnard, Pelham La Trobe Foster, Harral Thompson, Evelyn Herbert (Hon Treas.), Harry Gordon Selfridge, R C Hutton (Hon. Treas.)<lb/><lb/>Several loose sheets laid in loose at the back including a receipt from R. G. Paget &amp; Son for the hire of a temporary ball room, 20 June 1920..</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Burnand, Cyril Francis (1891-1915), engineer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Foster, Pelham La Trobe (1891-1962)</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Thompson, Harral (1894-1960), son of Henry Thompson</persname>
              <name role="subject">Herbert, Evelyn (1895-1968)</name>
              <name role="subject">Selfridge, Harry Gordon (1900-1976), son of Harry Gordon Selfridge</name>
              <persname role="subject">Hutton, Robert Crompton (1897-1978), Recorder of Reading</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Clubs Ball account book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/2/4</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 28.4</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1922-01-01/1924-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1922-1924</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Accounts for the balls on 12 June 1922, 11 June 1923, and an unspecified date in June 1924. The accounts consist of a numbered list with names of attendees, name of the Trinity voucher, and cost of tickets. A summary of expenses appears at the end of the list for 1923 and 1924, and these two years are signed by the Honorary Treasurers P. B. Harold Brown  and  S. Harold Brown.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Brown, Peter Beale Harold (1902-1990), engineer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Brown, Sir Samuel Harold (1903-1965), knight, solicitor</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Clubs Ball account book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/2/5</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 28.5</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1925-06-01/1927-06-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1925-1927</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Front cover stamped 'T.B.C. Ball' in gilt letters.</p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>The accounts are dated 1925-1927 and consist of a numbered list with names of attendees, name of the Trinity voucher, and cost of tickets. The list for 1927 has unusual numbering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Clubs Ball account book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/2/6</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 28.6</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1928-06-01/1933-06-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1928-[1933]</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Front cover stamped 'T.B.C. Ball' in gilt letters.</p>
              </note>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Accounts for the balls from 1928 to 1933, consisting of numbered lists of attendees, name of the Trinity voucher, and cost of tickets. A summary of expenses appears at the end of the lists of 1928-1931, which are signed by Honorary Treasurer David H. E. Vesey, John C. Hurst, Gilbert H. P. Karney, and Ramsay W. Rainsford-Hannay. The list for 1928 includes a list of non-supper tickets sold.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Vesey, David Herbert Edmund (1908-1980), son of David Arthur Fitzgerald Vesey</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Hurst, John Cecil (1908-2003), son of Sir Cecil James Barrington Hurst</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Karney, Gilbert Henry Peter (1909-), clergyman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Hannay, Ramsay William Rainsford- (1911-2004), chief of Clan Hannay</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball account book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/2/7</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1973-05-01/1988-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1973-1988</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>A ledger book recording receipts and payments; no attendees recorded.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball ticket sales ledger</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/2/8</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1977-01-01/1983-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1977-1983</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball account book</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/2/9</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1989-01-01/1996-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1989-1996</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>A ledger book recording receipts and payments; no attendees recorded.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
        </c>
        <c level="series">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Posters</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1933-01-01/2026-06-15" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1933-2026</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        3 oversize boxes    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1933 First &amp; Third Trinity Boat Clubs' Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1933</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1933-01-01/1933-06-12" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1933</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 44.5 x 28.8 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>The poster advertises the combined Boat Clubs' Ball to be held on June 12, 1933 on the College grounds, featuring the Embassy Band. With information about tickets, with applications to be sent to R. A. I. Harrison, and signed in print P. Beesly, Hon. Sec. 1st &amp; 3rd T.B.C. Ball. Printed by Jarrold &amp; Sons, Ltd., Cambridge on Cambridge blue paper with green lettering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Harrison, Ralph Armine Ignatius (1912-1943), RAF pilot</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Beesly, Richard (1907-1965), Olympian, engineering company director</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1934 First &amp; Third Trinity Boat Clubs' Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1934</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1934-01-01/1934-06-11" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1934</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 49.5 x 37 cm    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>The poster advertises the combined Boat Clubs' Ball to be held on June 11, 1934 on the College grounds, featuring Lew Stone &amp; His Band. Includes information about tickets, with applications to be sent to W. L. Mather, and signed in print by P. Beesly. Printed by Jarrold's, Printers, Cambridge on Cambridge blue paper with green lettering. Two names added in pencil below Beesly's: W. L. Mather and C. G. Rickett.</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Mather, Sir William Loris (1913-1998), knight, engineer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Beesly, Richard (1907-1965), Olympian, engineering company director</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Stone, Louis (1898-1969), bandleader, known professionally as Lew Stone</persname>
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              <unitdate normal="1935-01-01/1935-06-17" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1935</unitdate>
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        1 poster, 52.3 x 38.8 cm    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>The poster advertises the combined Boat Clubs' Ball to be held on June 17, 1935 on the College grounds, featuring Leonora's Band. With ticket application instructions for Resident Members of the College, with applications sent to J. Davidson, and signed in print W. L. Mather and C. G. Rickett, Hon. Secs. 1st &amp; 3rd T.B.C. Ball. Printed by Jarrold's, Printers, Cambridge on blue paper with gold lettering.</p>
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            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Davidson, John (b 1913), son of John Davidson</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Mather, Sir William Loris (1913-1998), knight, engineer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Rickett, Charles Graham (1914-1998), stockbroker</persname>
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              <p>Another poster for this year advertising Ambrose and His Complete Band is also in the collection.</p>
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1935 First &amp; Third Trinity Boat Clubs' Ball</unittitle>
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              <unitdate normal="1935-01-01/1935-06-17" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1935</unitdate>
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        4 posters, 51 x 38 cm    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>The poster advertises the combined Boat Clubs' Ball to be held on June 17, 1935 on the College grounds, featuring Ambrose and His Complete Band. With instructions to apply to J. Davidson, and signed in print W. L. Mather and C. G. Rickett, Hon. Secs. 1st &amp; 3rd T.B.C. Ball. Printed by Jarrold's, Printers, Cambridge on blue paper with gold lettering. There are four copies of this poster.</p>
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            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Davidson, John (b 1913), son of John Davidson</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Mather, Sir William Loris (1913-1998), knight, engineer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Rickett, Charles Graham (1914-1998), stockbroker</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Ambrose, Benjamin Baruch (1896–1971), bandleader and violinist</persname>
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              <p>Another poster for this year advertising Ambrose and His Complete Band is also in the collection.</p>
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            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1936 First &amp; Third Trinity Boat Clubs' Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1936</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1936-01-01/1936-06-15" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1936</unitdate>
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        1 poster, 48.5 x 36.5 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>The poster advertises the combined Boat Clubs' Ball to be held on June 15, 1936 on the College grounds, featuring Lew Stone and his band, with four notices added one on top of the other, with the top notice reading, "Price raised to £5.0.0." With ticket information, applications to be sent to R. Barratt, and signed in print by C. G. Rickett and R. E. F. Duncanson. Printed by Jarrold's, Printers, Cambridge on blue paper with gold lettering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Barratt, Roger (b 1915), son of William Donald Barratt</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Rickett, Charles Graham (1914-1998), stockbroker</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Duncanson, Richard Edward Ford (1915-1976), civil engineer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Stone, Louis (1898-1969), bandleader, known professionally as Lew Stone</persname>
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1939</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1939-01-01/1939-06-12" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1939</unitdate>
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        7 posters, 48 x 37 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>The poster advertises the combined Boat Clubs' Ball to be held on June 12, 1939 on the College grounds, featuring Joe Loss and his band. With ticket information, applications to be sent to S. Richardson, and signed in print by E. J. A. Freeman and A. A. Robertson. Printed by Jarrolds, Printers, Cambridge on blue paper with gold lettering. There are seven copies, one of them carries a pencil annotation on verso, "S. Richardson Esq., 16 Jesus Lane."</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Richardson, Stanton (b 1918), son of Frederick Stanton Richardson</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Freeman, Edgar James Albert (1917-1992), barrister</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Robertson, Alastair Argyll (1918-1991), son of John Argyll Robertson</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Loss, Joshua Alexander (1909-1990), bandleader known as Joe Loss</persname>
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          </c>
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            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1949 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1949</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1949-01-01/1949-06-13" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1949</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 53.5 x 42 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>The poster advertises the combined Boat Clubs' Ball to be held on June 13, 1949, with ticket information at bottom. Printed by Foister &amp; Jagg, Cambridge on Cambridge blue paper with red lettering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1951 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1951</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1951-01-01/1951-06-11" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1951</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 51.5 x 38.5 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>The poster advertises the May Ball to be held on June 11, 1951, featuring Nat Temple and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom. Printed by Foister &amp; Jagg, Cambridge on Cambridge blue paper with black lettering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Temple, Nathan (1913-2008), bandleader</persname>
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          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1952 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1952</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1952-01-01/1952-06-09" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1952</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 48.3 x 39 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>The poster advertises the May Ball to be held on June 9, 1952, featuring Nat Temple and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom and instructions to apply to A. G. Macpherson. Another sheet has been pasted on top of the original poster with more information about tickets. Printed by Metcalfe &amp; Co. Ltd Cambridge on cream paper with dark blue lettering, with update sheet cream paper with black lettering.</p>
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            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Temple, Nathan (1913-2008), bandleader</persname>
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          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1953 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1953</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1953-01-01/1953-06-08" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1953</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 49 x 36.6 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>The poster advertises the May Ball to be held on June 8, 1953, featuring Nat Temple and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom. Printed by Metcalfe and Co. Ltd Cambridge on cream paper with dark blue lettering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Temple, Nathan (1913-2008), bandleader</persname>
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          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1954 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1954</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1954-01-01/1954-06-14" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1954</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        2 posters, 50 x 38 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>The poster advertises the May Ball to be held on 14 June 1954, featuring Nat Temple and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom and applications to be made to A. G. Macpherson. Printed by Metcalfe and Co. Ltd on cream paper with dark blue lettering. A second poster has a red update banner with black lettering pasted down announcing that the tickets for the Champagne Supper are sold out but that there are a few tickets still available.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Macpherson, Alexander Gordon (1931-2018), financial consultant</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Temple, Nathan (1913-2008), bandleader</persname>
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          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1955 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1955a</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1955-01-01/1955-06-13" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1955</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 50.8 x 37.5 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>The poster advertises the May Ball to be held on 13 June 1955, featuring Nat Temple and his Augmented Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom and applications to C. S. Gladstone. Printed by Metcalfe &amp; Co. Ltd., Cambridge on cream paper with black lettering.  Poster has marks in pencil and ink showing it was used to create a poster for 1957.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Gladstone, Christopher Steuart (1931-2012), son of Thomas Steuart Gladstone</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Temple, Nathan (1913-2008), bandleader</persname>
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          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1955 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1955b</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1955-01-01/1955-06-13" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1955</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 50.7 x 38 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>The poster advertises the May Ball to be held on 13 June 1955, featuring Nat Temple and his Augmented Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom and applications to C. S. Gladstone. Printed by Metcalfe &amp; Co. Ltd., Cambridge on cream paper with black lettering, with an additional section in red letters advertising performers at the cabaret: Julian Slade &amp; Eleanor Drew and the Footlights.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Gladstone, Christopher Steuart (1931-2012), son of Thomas Steuart Gladstone</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Temple, Nathan (1913-2008), bandleader</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Drew, Eleanor (1922-2014), actress and singer</persname>
              <corpname role="subject">Cambridge Footlights</corpname>
              <persname role="subject">Slade, Julian Penkivil (1930-2006), composer and playwright</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1956 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1956</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1956-01-01/1956-06-11" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1956</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 51.5 x 39.7 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster advertising the May Ball to be held on 11 June 1956, featuring Paul Adam and his Mayfair Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom and applications to be made to D. G. F. Nickerson. Printed by Metcalfe &amp; Co. Ltd., Printers, Cambridge on beige paper with brown lettering. A banner reading "Supper Tickets Sold Out" is pasted to the poster, obscuring text, printed on cream paper with red lettering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Nickerson, David George François (1933-1995), antiques dealer</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Adam, Paul (1914-1995), bandleader</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Early version of poster advertising the 1957 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1957a</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1957-01-01/1957-06-17" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1957</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 52.2 x 38.4 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Early version of the poster advertising the May Ball to be held on 17 June 1957, featuring Nat Temple and his Augmented Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom and applications to be made to M. L. Davidson. Printed by Metcalfe &amp; Co. Ltd., Printers, Cambridge on white paper with black lettering. "Buffett" has been circled and corrected on the next poster.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Davidson, Malcolm Lodge (1934-1970), agriculturalist</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Temple, Nathan (1913-2008), bandleader</persname>
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          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1957b</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1957-01-01/1957-06-17" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1957</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 51 x 38.1 cm; 1 folded sheet    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster advertising the May Ball to be held on 17 June 1957, featuring Nat Temple and his Augmented Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom and applications to be made to M. L. Davidson. Two banners have been pasted on to the poster: one advertising a Cabaret with Jullian Slade with members of the cast of "Free as Air" and "The Footlights," and another advertising an updated price of tickets. Printed by Metcalfe &amp; Co. Ltd., Printers, Cambridge on white paper with black lettering, with two banners in red and blue ink. Accompanied by a ticket application leaflet.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Davidson, Malcolm Lodge (1934-1970), agriculturalist</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Temple, Nathan (1913-2008), bandleader</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Slade, Julian Penkivil (1930-2006), composer and playwright</persname>
              <corpname role="subject">Cambridge Footlights</corpname>
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          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1958 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1958a</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1958-01-01/1958-06-09" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1958</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 53.5 x 38 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster advertising the Ball to be held on 9 June 1958, featuring Nat Temple and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom, applications to be made to R. D. Carver. Printed by Metcalfe &amp; Co. Ltd. on white paper with black lettering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Carver, Russell Dempster (b 1934), son of Humphrey Roberton Carver</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Temple, Nathan (1913-2008), bandleader</persname>
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          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1958 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1958b</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1958-01-01/1958-06-09" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1958</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 53.5 x 38.6 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster advertising the Ball to be held on 9 June 1958, featuring Nat Temple and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom, applications to be made to R. D. Carver, with two banners pasted on to the poster, the top one obscuring the text of the bottom one and the poster beneath. The bottom banner refers to updated prices and the top one reads "Sold Out". Printed by Metcalfe &amp; Co. Ltd. on white paper with black lettering. Banners on white paper, with black lettering, and the Sold Out banner in red lettering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Carver, Russell Dempster (b 1934), son of Humphrey Roberton Carver</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Temple, Nathan (1913-2008), bandleader</persname>
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            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1959 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1959</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1959-01-01/1959-06-15" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1959</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 51 x 40 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster advertising the May Ball to be held on 15 June 1959, featuring Chappie D'Amato and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom, applications to be made to J. R. W. Pardey. The poster has three banners pasted on to it, partially obscuring the text, with an ad for Tony Firth &amp; Jackie Thompson and the Footlights, and dancing on the Backs to "The Trinidad All Steel Band," a notice about supper tickets and a price rise, and another announcing that the tickets are sold out. Printed by Metcalfe and Co. Ltd on cream paper with dark blue lettering. The banners are white with blue and red lettering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Pardey, John Richard William (b 1936), son of William Henry Pardey</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Amato, Noel D' (1897-1976), bandleader, known as Chappie D'Amato</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Firth, Anthony (1937-1980), producer and writer</persname>
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          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1960 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1960</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1960-01-01/1960-06-13" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1960</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 51 x 41.2 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster advertising the May Ball to be held on 13 June 1960, featuring Chappie D'Amato and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, with ticket information at bottom, applications to be made to Hon. Secretary P. A. Drake. The poster has two banners pasted on to it, partially obscuring the text, a notice about supper tickets and a price rise, and another announcing that the tickets are sold out. Printed by Metcalfe and Co. Ltd on cream paper with dark blue lettering. The banners are white with black and red lettering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Drake, Peter Antony (1937-2012), businessman</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Amato, Noel D' (1897-1976), bandleader, known as Chappie D'Amato</persname>
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          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1961 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1961</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1961-01-01/1961-06-12" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1961</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 50 x 38 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster advertising the May Ball to be held on 12 June 1960, featuring Chappie D'Amato and his Orchestra under the Wren Library, and Russ Henderson and the All Steel Band on the Backs. Ticket information at bottom, applications to the Hon. Secretary, I. N. M. Hardy. Printed by John Arliss Ltd., Cambridge on blue paper with silver lettering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Hardy, Ian Nichol (b 1938), son of John Hardy</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Amato, Noel D' (1897-1976), bandleader, known as Chappie D'Amato</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Henderson, Russell Audley Ferdinand (1924-2015), jazz musician</persname>
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          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1962 First and Third Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1962a</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1962-01-01/1962-06-18" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1962</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 51 x 38.7 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>One of two versions of a poster for the ball on 18 June 1962 featuring Tim Clayton and His Orchestra under the Wren Library and Humphrey Lyttleton [sic] and his Band, and the Trinidad All Steel Band on the Backs. Information on tickets at bottom. Printed by John Arliss Ltd., Cambridge on white paper with blue lettering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <name role="subject">Clayton, Tim (d 1962), bandleader</name>
              <persname role="subject">Lyttelton, Humphrey Richard Adeane (1921-2008), jazz musician and broadcaster</persname>
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            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1962 First and Third Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1962b</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1962-01-01/1962-06-18" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1962</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 47x 61 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>One of two versions of a poster for the ball on 18 June 1962 featuring Tim Clayton and His Orchestra under the Wren Library and Humphrey Lyttleton [sic] and his Band, Russ Henderson's All Steel Band, Footlights and other cabarets, 1st Battalion Black Watch Pipes and Drums. Information on tickets at bottom. Printed by John Arliss Ltd., Cambridge on white paper with blue lettering and gold image of a champagne goblet.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <name role="subject">Clayton, Tim (d 1962), bandleader</name>
              <persname role="subject">Lyttelton, Humphrey Richard Adeane (1921-2008), jazz musician and broadcaster</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Henderson, Russell Audley Ferdinand (1924-2015), jazz musician</persname>
              <corpname role="subject">Cambridge Footlights</corpname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the [1963?] First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1963</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1963-01-01/1963-06-10" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1963</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 50.9 x 38.1 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster for the May Ball to be held 10 June [1963?], featuring Nat Temple And His Orchestra, Alexis Korner and his Jazz Band, Russ Henderson and his Steel Band, and the Henry Zeisel Hungarian Trio, The Road Stars and other cabarets, and the Corps of Drums of the Coldstream Guards. Ticket information at bottom; printed by Metcalfe &amp; Co Ltd. Cambridge on white paper with black lettering and blue and gold graphic.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Temple, Nathan (1913-2008), bandleader</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Koerner, Alexis Andrew Nicholas (1928-1984), blues musician and broadcaster known as Alexis Korner</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Henderson, Russell Audley Ferdinand (1924-2015), jazz musician</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1964 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1964</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1964-01-01/1964-06-15" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1964</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster; 68.7 x 54 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster advertising the ball on 15 June 1964, featuring Nat Temple and Alex Walsh. Poster printed in blue, purple and white with design of interlocked oars.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Temple, Nathan (1913-2008), bandleader</persname>
              <name role="subject">Welsh, Alex (1929-1982), bandleader</name>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the [1965?] First and Third Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1965</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1965-01-01/1965-06-14" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1965</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 61.7 x 43 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>May Ball to be held 15 June [1965?], featuring Nat Temple, Caribbean All Steel Band, Golden Blades, Mickey Finn, Claude Collier of Fifty Five Club, Caledonian Casuals, Jeremy Taylor of Wait a Minim, Southlanders, Footlights, and Sonia Benjamin. Printed on dark blue paper with yellow lettering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Temple, Nathan (1913-2008), bandleader</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Finn, Mickey (1947-2003), musician</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the [1966?] First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1966</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1966-01-01/1966-06-13" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1966</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 33 x 46.5 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster for the May Ball held 13 June [1966?]. Printed by Foister and Jagg on white paper with black lettering and graphics.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the [1967?] First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1967a</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1967-01-01/1967-06-12" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1967</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 50 x 63 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>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.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <name role="subject">Price, Alan (b 1942), musician</name>
              <persname role="subject">Hardy, Françoise Madeleine (1944-2024), singer and actress</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Savill, Bill (1910-1995), bandleader</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the [1967?] First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1967b</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1967-01-01/1967-06-12" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1967</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 50 x 63 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>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.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1968 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1968</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1968-01-01/1968-06-09" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1968</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster; 49 x 63 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>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.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1969 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1969</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1969-01-01/1969-06-08" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1969</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster, 50.7 x 63.5 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster for the May Ball on 9 June 1969 with the words 'still the best' at bottom, gold paper with blue design.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1970 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1970</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1970/1970" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1970</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 15, 1970</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1971 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1971</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1971-01-01/1971-06-14" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1971</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster; 75.7 x 50.7 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster for the 14 June 1971 ball with image of a genie coming out of a bottle with the caption 'Undreamt Dreams' designed by Antony Gormley, printed by the Arts Lab on gold paper with blue design and lettering.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Gormley, Sir Antony Mark David (b 1950), knight, sculptor</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1972 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1972</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1972/1972" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1972</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 12, 1972</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1973 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1973</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1973-01-01/1973-06-18" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1973</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster; 72.4 x 52 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster for the ball on 18 June 1973 advertising the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and five bands. Poster depicting four 18th century sketches in brown with blue lettering on white paper. Printed by Cambridge Instantprint Ltd.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <corpname role="subject">Royal Philharmonic Orchestra</corpname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1974 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1974</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1974-01-01/1974-06-09" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1974</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster; 58.4 x 40.6 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster for the May Ball on 10 June 1974 advertising the music groups George Melly &amp; 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 drawings of two women's heads at bottom, and a border of flowers, and butterflies, signed CGP at bottom left [Charles Graham Pendred?].</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Melly, Alan George Heywood (1926-2007), jazz and blues singer</persname>
              <corpname role="subject">John Chilton's Feetwarmers</corpname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1975 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1975</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1974-12-01/1975-06-08" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1975</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster; 61 x 39 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster for the May Ball on 9 June 1975 advertising musicians and music groups Stéphane Grappelli, Loudon Wainwright, Savoy Brown, Mike Absalom Rarebird, Sassafras, Harry Pitch's Dance Band, Pigsty Hill Light Orchestra, Shakin' Stevens &amp; The Sunsets, Duke Duke &amp; The Dukes, and the Hellraisers. Drawing of a woman wearing a long dress with red brown and black printing with another head in profile and boxes of [stained glass?] designs in the corners, drawn by P. Dan Cormack. Printed by Maxpeed Display Printers, Cambridge.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Grappelli, Stéphane (1908-1997), French Jazz violinist</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Cormack, Peter Daniel (b 1953), art historian and curator</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Wainwright, Loudon III (b 1946), singer-songwriter</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1976 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1976a</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1976-01-01/1976-06-13" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1976</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster; 50 x 30.3 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>One of two versions of poster for the 14 June 1976 ball advertising the musicians and music groups The Syd Lawrence Orchestra, Georgie Fame &amp; the Blue Flames, Desmond Dekker, Snooky Prior, Gonzales, Slack Alice, Fogg, Rock Island Line, Musles, Jelly-Roll Jazz Band, Wooden-O, Shaky Sam "One-Man Boogie Band", Country Travellers, Winston Hardie Disco plus Black Watch Pipers. Poster depicting names in lights, with a woman holding a glass in front of a line of men in dinner jackets, the first one holding a saxophone. Poster printed in green and blue on a Cambridge blue background signed P. Dan Cormack. Application forms from R. Brooman or the Porters' Lodge.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Cormack, Peter Daniel (b 1953), art historian and curator</persname>
              <corpname role="subject">Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames</corpname>
              <corpname role="subject">Syd Lawrence Orchestra</corpname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1976 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1976b</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1976-01-01/1976-06-13" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1976</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster; 50 x 35.6 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>One of two versions of poster for the 14 June 1976 ball advertising the musicians and music groups Rock-Island Line, Slack Alice, Gonzales, and the Syd Lawrence Orchestra. Poster depicting names in lights, with a woman holding a glass in front of a line of men in dinner jackets, the first one holding a saxophone. Poster printed in black lettering on green paper with a line drawing of a couple with two men playing trombone at bottom. Application forms from R. Brooman or the Porters' Lodge. Printed by Maxpeed Display Printers, Cambridge.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <corpname role="subject">Syd Lawrence Orchestra</corpname>
              <name role="subject">Rock-Island Line (fl 1976), band</name>
              <persname role="subject">Brooman, Richard John (1955)</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1978 First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1978</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1978-01-01/1978-06-11" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1978</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster; 41.5 x 39.3 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster for the May Ball on 12 June 1978 advertising "Major Rock Attraction &amp; Acker Bilk &amp; 8 Support Bands". Poster on red paper with black lettering and a central drawing of ape in a top hat holding a cigarette in its holder, drawn by Alan H. M. Weir '78.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Bilk, Bernard Stanley (1929–2014), known as 'Acker', clarinettist and vocalist</persname>
              <persname role="subject">Weir, Alan Hugh MacAlister (b 1959), lawyer</persname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster advertising the 1980 First and Third Boat Club May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1980</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1980-01-01/1980-06-09" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1980</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 poster; 59.3 x 42 cm    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster for the May Ball on 9 June 1980 advertising Secret Affair and Acker Bilk. Poster on cream paper with black illustration of people dancing  with red and black lettering, by Steve Cooper [Stephen Geoffrey Cooper?]. Printed by Labute Ltd, Cambridge.</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <controlaccess>
              <persname role="subject">Bilk, Bernard Stanley (1929–2014), known as 'Acker', clarinettist and vocalist</persname>
              <corpname role="subject">Secret Affair (band)</corpname>
            </controlaccess>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1981 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1981</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1981/1981" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1981</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 15, 1981 featuring Elvis Costello and the Attractions</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1982 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1982</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1982/1982" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1982</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster for the 1982 "1st &amp; 3rd Trinity Boat Club May Ball, Monday 14th June 1982 from 9pm till 5am featuring Bad Manners, Acker Bilk and his Paramount Jazz Band, Aswad, Hondo, Feel and the Speakers." Photograph is of puppets in front of a table with empty champagne bottles, a martini glass, and streamers. Puppets might be Prince Charles and Princess Diana. At bottom: "Model Chris Maughan, Photography Andrew Houston."<lb/>A note on the back in pencil reads "Simon Mollett, Junior Treasurer."</p>
            </scopecontent>
            <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
              <p>Gift of Dr Simon Mollett (1973), February 2025.</p>
            </acqinfo>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1983 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1983</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1983/1983" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1983</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 13, 1983</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1984 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1984</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1984/1984" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1984</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 11, 1984</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1985 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1985</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1985/1985" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1985</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 10, 1985</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1986 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1986</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1986/1986" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1986</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 16, 1986</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1987 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1987</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1987/1987" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1987</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 15, 1987</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1988 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1988</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1988/1988" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1988</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 13, 1988</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1989 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1989</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1989/1989" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1989</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 19, 1989</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1990 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1990</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1990/1990" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1990</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 18, 1990</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1991 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1991</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1991/1991" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1991</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 17, 1991</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1992 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1992</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1992/1992" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1992</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1993 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1993</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1993/1993" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1993</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 14 1993</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1994 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1994</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1994/1994" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1994</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 13, 1994</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1995 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1995</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1995/1995" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1995</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 19, 1995</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1996 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1996</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1996/1996" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1996</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 17, 1996</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1997 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1997</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1997/1997" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1997</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 16, 1997</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1998 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1998</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1998/1998" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1998</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 15, 1998</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 1999 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/1999</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1999/1999" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1999</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 14, 1999</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2000 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2000</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2000/2000" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2000</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 19, 2000</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2001 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2001</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2001/2001" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2001</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 18, 2001</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2002 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2002</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2002/2002" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2002</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 17, 2002</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2003 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2003</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2003/2003" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2003</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 16, 2003</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2004 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2004</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2004/2004" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2004</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 14, 2004</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2005 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2005</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2005/2005" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2005</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 20, 2005</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2006 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2006</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2006/2006" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2006</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 19, 2006</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2007 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2007</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2007/2007" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2007</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 18, 2007</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2008 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2008</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2008/2008" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2008</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 16, 2008</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2009 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2009</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2009/2009" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2009</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 15, 2009</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2010 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2010</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2010/2010" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2010</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 14, 2010</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2011 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2011</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2011/2011" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2011</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 20, 2011</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2012 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2012</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2012/2012" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2012</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 18, 2012</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2013 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2013</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2013/2013" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2013</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 17, 2013</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Posters for the 2014 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2014</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2014/2014" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2014</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Two versions of the May Ball poster for June 16 2014</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2015 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2015</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2015/2015" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2015</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 15 2015</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2016 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2016</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2016/2016" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2016</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 13 2016</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2017 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2017</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2017/2017" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2017</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 19 2017</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2018 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2018</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2018/2018" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2018</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 18 2018</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2019 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2019</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2019/2019" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2019</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 17 2019</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2020 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2020</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2020/2020" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2020</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster for the May Ball 2020, which was cancelled due to the pandemic.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2021 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2021</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2021/2021" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2021</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Poster for the proposed May Ball June 21 2021, which was cancelled due to the pandemic.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2022 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2022</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2022/2022" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2022</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 20, 2022</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2023 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2023</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2023/2023" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2023</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 19, 2023</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2024 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2024</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2024/2024" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2024</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>June 17, 2024</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2025 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2025</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2025/2025" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2025</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Poster for the 2026 May Ball</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/3/2026</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2026-01-01/2026-06-15" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2026</unitdate>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
          </c>
        </c>
        <c level="series">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Programmes</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/4</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1974-06-01/2026" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1974-2026</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        2 boxes    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
            <p>May Ball programmes accompanied occasionally by related material, such as invitations, maps, and tickets, as noted.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <relatedmaterial encodinganalog="3.5.3">
            <p>An invitation and programme for the 1967 May Ball may be found at Add. MS a. 719/1/23.</p>
          </relatedmaterial>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball programmes</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/4/1</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1974-06-01/1977-06-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1974-1975, 1977</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folder    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Programmes for 1974, 1975 (with cover art by P. Dan Cormack), and 1977.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball programmes</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/4/2</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark for 1986 programme">Add. MS a 405/1</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1980-06-01/1989-06-19" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1980, 1983-1984, 1986, 1989</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folder    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Programmes for 1980, 1983 (with one ticket application), 1984, (2 programmes, one with breakfast ticket torn off, and one invitation), 1986, and 1989 (with one invitation).</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball programmes</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/4/3</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmarks for 1991, 1994-1997, 1999 programme">Add. MS a 405/2-7</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1991/1999" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1991-1997, 1999</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        2 folders    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Programmes for 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 (with insert announcing replacement of Sister Sledge with Björn Again), 1995 (2 copies, with an advertisement in one for an opening for an exhibition by Alan Parker of Paintings and Drawings in the Wren Library on 13 June), 1996 (2 copies), 1997, and 1999.</p>
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          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball programmes</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/4/4</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark for 2000 programme">Add. MS a 405/8</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2000-06-01/2009-06-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2000-2004, 2006-2009</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        4 folders    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Programmes for 2000 (3 copies), 2001 (3 copies, one with a ticket and a slip indicating a programme time change), 2002 (2 copies), 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
          <c level="item">
            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball programmes</unittitle>
              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/4/5</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2010-06-01/2019-06-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2010-2019</unitdate>
              <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        3 folders    </physdesc>
            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
            </odd>
            <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
              <p>Programmes for 2010-2013, 2014 (2 copies), 2015 (with separate map and three blank tickets, one a Dining ticket, one a Double ticket, one a VIP ticket), 2016 (with separate map), 2017 (2 copies, each with separate maps), 2018 (with separate map), and 2019 (with separate map) and three blank dinner tickets.</p>
            </scopecontent>
          </c>
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            <did>
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        1 folder    </physdesc>
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                <p>The May Balls in 2020 and 2021 were cancelled due to the COVID epidemic.</p>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Programme for 2022, with separate map, and three blank tickets. Programme for 2023 with separate map and another without. Programme for 2024 with separate map (3 copies) and one blank ticket, and programme for 2025 with map with one blank ticket.</p>
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        5 oversize boxes + 3 oversize folders    </physdesc>
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            <p>Published</p>
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            <did>
              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of the Trinity College May Ball Steward's Breakfast attendees</unittitle>
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        1 photographic print, b&amp;w, 21.6 x 27.4 cm. on mount 35.2 x 43 cm    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>'Trinity Coll. Ball 1896' at top on mount. Photograph of 50 men on the steps of the tribune in Nevile's Court; attendees are not identified in a contemporaneous hand. A later hand (a Trinity archivist) has identified H. G. Brown and J. F. Beale. Some of the men are holding signs from the ball: 'No admittance this day' and a directional sign to 'The Ball Room,' another with a silver tray, with a bottle placed centre front. Photograph by Stearn Bros., Cambridge.</p>
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              <p>A slightly different version of this photograph may be found in Adversaria Album 28, p. 48.</p>
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              <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Photograph of a small group of First &amp; Third Boat Clubs' May Ball attendees</unittitle>
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        1 photographic print, b&amp;w, 20.7 x 27.2 cm. on mount 29.3 x 27.2 cm    </physdesc>
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                <p>Mount has been cut so that only the title and photograph are present.</p>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>'First &amp; Third Trinity Boat Clubs Ball May 1909' at top on mount. Photograph of 12 men and women in front of the fountain in the Cambridge Market Square; attendees are not identified in a contemporaneous hand. A later hand (a Trinity archivist) has identified J. R. M. Butler and R. D. Ross in the photograph.</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Butler, Sir James Ramsay Montagu (1889-1975), knight, historian</persname>
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                <p>Hills &amp; Saunders framer's label for "S. Reynolds, Esq., R.3. Queen's College" originally on verso of frame.</p>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Photograph of attendees in front of the Wren Library in Nevile's Court. Date appears on mount, but attendees are not identified.</p>
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              <corpname role="subject">Hills &amp; Saunders, photographers</corpname>
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        1 photographic print, b&amp;w, 23.9 x 29.3 cm. on mount 37 x 43.3 cm    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Photograph of a large group in front of the west side of the Wren Library. Title on mount 'First &amp; Third Trinity Boat Clubs' Ball 1931'. Attendees are not identified, but 'C. G. Wharton' appears on verso,  probably recording the person ordering the photograph. Hills &amp; Saunders, photographers.</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Wharton, Christopher Goslett (1911-2002), stockbroker</persname>
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        1 photographic print, b&amp;w, 23.9 x 29.3 cm. on mount 26.2 x 43.1 cm    </physdesc>
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                <p>Mount has been torn at bottom, leaving bottom third of photograph unsupported.</p>
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              <p>Published</p>
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        2 photographic prints, b&amp;w, 23.6 x 39.1 cm. on mount 37 x 43.3 cm    </physdesc>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Two photographs (duplicates) of a large group in front of the west side of the Wren Library. Title on mount 'First &amp; Third Trinity Boat Clubs' Ball 1932'. Attendees are not identified, but 'C. G. Wharton' appears on verso of each photograph, probably recording the person ordering the photograph. Hills &amp; Saunders, photographers.</p>
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              <persname role="subject">Wharton, Christopher Goslett (1911-2002), stockbroker</persname>
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/5/1962</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">Add. PG 53</unitid>
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        1 photographic print, b&amp;w, 15.2 x 46.3 cm. on mount 30.5 x 54.7 cm    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>The May Ball took place on the night of 18-19 June 1962.</p>
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                <name id="atom_999158617_actor">Stearn &amp; Sons</name>
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            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Photograph of a large group on the tribune in Nevile's Court. Title on mount 'Trinity College May Ball 1962.' Attendees are not identified. Stearn &amp; Sons, photographers.</p>
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/5/1986</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">Add. PG 144/1986</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1986-06-17/1986-06-17" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[17 June] 1986</unitdate>
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        1 photographic print, colour, 25.2 x 30.3 cm. in mat 38.8 x 38.8 cm.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>The May Ball took place on the night of 16-17 June 1986.</p>
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            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library and New Court in the background. Title on mat 'The First and Third Trinity Boat Club May Ball 1986 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.</p>
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/5/1992</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">Add. PG 144/1992</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1992-06-01/1992-06-30" encodinganalog="3.1.3">June 1992</unitdate>
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        1 photographic print, colour, 25.2 x 30.3 cm. in mat 38.2 x 38.3 cm.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>Copyright statement on verso by Coe Colour Centre Ltd, Norwich.</p>
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            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Photograph of a large group on the Great Court lawn. Title on mat 'The First &amp; Third Trinity Boat Club 1992 May Ball Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.</p>
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/5/1994</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">Add. PG 144/1994</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1994-06-14/1994-06-14" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[14 June] 1994</unitdate>
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        1 photographic print, colour, 25.2 x 36.6 cm. in mat 35.5 x 45.8 cm.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>The May Ball took place on the night of 13-14 June 1994.</p>
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            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat '1st &amp; 3rd Trinity May Ball 1994 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.</p>
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          <c level="item">
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/5/1995</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">Add. PG 144/1995</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1995-06-20/1995-06-20" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[20 June] 1995</unitdate>
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        1 photographic print, colour, 25.3 x 36.8 cm. in mat 35.5 x 45.8 cm.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>The May Ball took place on the night of 19-20 June 1995.</p>
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            </did>
            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat '1st &amp; 3rd Trinity May Ball 1995 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.</p>
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/5/1996</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">Add. PG 144/1996</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1996-06-18/1996-06-18" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[18 June] 1996</unitdate>
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        1 photographic print, colour, 26 x 34.2 cm. in mat 35.5 x 45.8 cm.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>The May Ball took place on the night of 17-18 June 1996.</p>
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              <origination encodinganalog="3.2.1">
                <name id="atom_999158486_actor">JET Photographic</name>
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            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat 'First &amp; Third Trinity Boat Club 1996 May Ball.' Attendees are not identified.</p>
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/5/1997</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">Add. PG 144/1997</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1997-06-17/1997-06-17" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[17 June] 1997</unitdate>
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        1 photographic print, colour, 29 x 36.7 cm. in mat 39.5 x 47 cm.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>The May Ball took place on the night of 16-17 June 1997.</p>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat 'First &amp; Third Trinity Boat Club 1997 May Ball Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.</p>
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/5/1998</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">Add. PG 144/1998</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1998-06-16/1998-06-16" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[16 June] 1998</unitdate>
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        1 photographic print, colour, 25.8 x 34.1 cm. in mat 34.1 x 45.7 cm.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>The May Ball took place on the night of 15-16 June 1998.</p>
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                <name id="atom_999158511_actor">JET Photographic</name>
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            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat '1st &amp; 3rd Trinity May Ball 1998 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.</p>
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/5/1999</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">Add. PG 144/1999</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="1999-06-15/1999-06-15" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[15 June] 1999</unitdate>
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        1 photographic print, colour, 25.9 x 34.2 cm. in mat 35.5 x 45.8 cm.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>The May Ball took place on the night of 14-15 June 1999.</p>
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            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat '1st &amp; 3rd Trinity May Ball 1999 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.</p>
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/5/2000</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">Add. PG 144/2000</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2000-06-20/2000-06-20" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[20 June] 2000</unitdate>
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        1 photographic print, colour, 25.9 x 34.2 cm. in mat 35.5 x 45.8 cm.    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>The May Ball took place on the night of 19-20 June 2000.</p>
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            <odd type="publicationStatus">
              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat '1st &amp; 3rd Trinity May Ball Survivors 2000.' Attendees are not identified.</p>
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/5/2001</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">Add. PG 144/2001</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2001-06-19/2001-06-19" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[19 June] 2001</unitdate>
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              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>The May Ball took place on the night of 19-20 June 2000.</p>
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              <p>Published</p>
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              <p>Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on the river with the Wren Library in the background. Title on mat '1st &amp; 3rd Trinity May Ball 2001 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.</p>
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              <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/F/5/2002</unitid>
              <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">Add. PG 144/2002</unitid>
              <unitdate normal="2002-06-18/2002-06-18" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[18 June] 2002</unitdate>
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        1 photographic print, colour, 29.3 x 43.8 cm. in mat 40.7 x 50.7 cm    </physdesc>
              <note type="generalNote">
                <p>The May Ball took place on the night of 17-18 June 2002.</p>
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              <p>Photograph of a large group on the Scholar's Lawn and in punts on and standing in the river. Title in window in mat '1st &amp; 3rd Trinity Boat Club May Ball 2002 Survivors.' Attendees are not identified.</p>
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            <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.5/9-33</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1847-01-01/1946-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1847-1946</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folder    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
        </c>
        <c level="item">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Printed notice, 'C. U. B. C. Regulations for Boat-Racing'</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/G/3</unitid>
            <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.4/4</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1851-01-01/1851-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1851</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 broadside    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
            <p>Broadside revised 1851, with XIX regulations.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
            <p>Deposited by the First Trinity Boat Club, Feb. 1925.</p>
          </acqinfo>
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        <c level="item">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Printed notice, 'Regulations for Steering'</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/G/4</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1851-02-26/1851-02-26" encodinganalog="3.1.3">Feb. 1851</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 broadside    </physdesc>
            <origination encodinganalog="3.2.1">
              <name id="atom_999159330_actor">Nash, James (fl 1845), rowing club secretary</name>
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          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
            <p>Broadside printed by Metcalfe and Palmer, Printers, Cambridge, dated Feb. 26, 1851.</p>
          </scopecontent>
        </c>
        <c level="item">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Printed 'University Boat Races. 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846' chart</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/G/5</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1847-01-01/1900-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">19th cent.</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 item    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
            <p>Chart showing positions in bumps races. T. Cox, fecit, Metcalfe &amp; Palmer, Liths., Cambridge</p>
          </scopecontent>
        </c>
        <c level="item">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Cambridge University Boat Club tax assessments ledger</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/G/6</unitid>
            <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 35/6</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1904-01-01/1921-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1904-1921</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
            <note type="generalNote">
              <p>A photograph found laid in loose to this volume is now catalogued as BOAT A6/2/1920.</p>
            </note>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
            <p>Assessments for 1904-1906 include a breakdown of the expenditure of each club. Between 1907 and 1914, only the total figure expended for each club appears. A letter from Percy Doughty, Assistant Overseer to Mr Bowman dated 3 Nov. 1904 lists the rateable value of the various Cambridge boathouses. Laid in loose to the volume is a photomechanical copy of the assessments for Cambridge boat clubs for 1910-1914, and 1921.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
            <p>Received from the Trinity College First and Third Boat Club, July 2000.</p>
          </acqinfo>
        </c>
        <c level="item">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Printed souvenir pamphlet for the Harvard and Cambridge Boat Race</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/G/7</unitid>
            <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.5/4</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1906/1906" encodinganalog="3.1.3">8 Sept. 1906</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 vol.    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
            <p>Souvenir for the race with information about and photographs of crew members. The Cambridge team featured three from First Trinity Boat Club: A. B. Close-Brooks, M. Donaldson, and H. G. Baynes, and two from Third Trinity Boat Club: R. V. Powell, B. C. Johnstone. Souvenir includes photographs of each man.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <controlaccess>
            <persname role="subject">Brooks, Arthur Brooks Close- (1884-1917), son of John Close-Brooks</persname>
            <persname role="subject">Donaldson, Malcolm (1884-1973), obstetric physician and gynaecologist</persname>
            <persname role="subject">Baynes, Helton Godwin (1882-1943), physician</persname>
            <persname role="subject">Powell, Robert Vanneck (1884-1929), grazier</persname>
            <persname role="subject">Johnstone, Banner Carruthers (1882-1964), Olympic athlete</persname>
          </controlaccess>
        </c>
        <c level="item">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Draft, 'The History of Rowing in Trinity'</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/G/8</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1947/1947" encodinganalog="3.1.3">[1947?]</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folder    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
            <p>Typescript draft, corrected. Author not recorded.</p>
          </scopecontent>
        </c>
        <c level="item">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Letter from Denys Lawrence to the Librarian, Trinity College</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/G/9</unitid>
            <unitid type="alternative" label="Previous shelfmark">REC 29.6/38</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="1991-11-18/1992-04-04" encodinganalog="3.1.3">1991-1992</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        1 folder    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
            <p>Discusses the history of the Trinity Boat Club colours. The letter is accompanied by a cutting from the _Times_ dated 4 April 1992 quoting Lawrence.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <controlaccess>
            <persname role="subject">Lawrence, Denys Antony Lyndon (1916-1995), engineer</persname>
          </controlaccess>
        </c>
        <c level="item">
          <did>
            <unittitle encodinganalog="3.1.2">Programmes for the Lent and May Bumps</unittitle>
            <unitid encodinganalog="3.1.1">BOAT/G/10</unitid>
            <unitdate normal="2024-01-01/2026-12-31" encodinganalog="3.1.3">2024-2026</unitdate>
            <physdesc encodinganalog="3.1.5">
        6 booklets    </physdesc>
          </did>
          <odd type="publicationStatus">
            <p>Published</p>
          </odd>
          <scopecontent encodinganalog="3.3.1">
            <p>Programmes for the Cambridge University Combined Boat Clubs races for the first races held after the coronavirus pandemic. Programmes include crew lists for the current year with photographs of previous races of the Women's 1st and 2nd boats.</p>
          </scopecontent>
          <acqinfo encodinganalog="3.2.4">
            <p>Gift of the Trinity College First and Third Boat Club, June 2026.</p>
          </acqinfo>
        </c>
      </c>
    </dsc>
  </archdesc>
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