Sidney Sussex College
Sidney Sussex College
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Three weeks later Mr. Secretary Nicholas wrote that Oxford had sent in . 10, 000 to the King, and Cambridge " a fair proportion also. " We have this historic entry on the subject in our A eta Collegii: "July the 2, 1642. It were ordered by the M r, Mr. Garbut, Pendreth, Haine, Ward, being the major part then present, that . 100 should be taken out of the Treasury for the K's use, and so much plate as hath been given to the M r and ffel. For admissions of ffellow-commoners should be set apart in... lieu of it, till it bee repaid. " The hundred pounds were paid the same day to Mr. Poley. St. John's paid 150 at the same time.
On July 24 the King wrote to the Vice- Chancellor, desiring that the plate of the different colleges should be deposited in his hands " for the better security and MAGISTER EXIMIUS 107 safety thereof" ! Most of the colleges obeyed the royal wish. But we have no record of the despatch of any plate from Sidney ; probably the College had very little to send. * Its money contribution alone was a most handsome present from a poor treasury.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three weeks later Mr. Secretary Nicholas wrote that Oxford had sent in . 10, 000 to the King, and Cambridge " a fair proportion also. " We have this historic entry on the subject in our A eta Collegii: "July the 2, 1642. It were ordered by the M r, Mr. Garbut, Pendreth, Haine, Ward, being the major part then present, that . 100 should be taken out of the Treasury for the K's use, and so much plate as hath been given to the M r and ffel. For admissions of ffellow-commoners should be set apart in... lieu of it, till it bee repaid. " The hundred pounds were paid the same day to Mr. Poley. St. John's paid 150 at the same time.
On July 24 the King wrote to the Vice- Chancellor, desiring that the plate of the different colleges should be deposited in his hands " for the better security and MAGISTER EXIMIUS 107 safety thereof" ! Most of the colleges obeyed the royal wish. But we have no record of the despatch of any plate from Sidney ; probably the College had very little to send. * Its money contribution alone was a most handsome present from a poor treasury.
What to read after Sidney Sussex College?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G M Gerald Maclean Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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