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Hace 3 días · At Queens' College the Cambridge college court is seen for the first time fully developed; the buildings are amongst the best-preserved examples of mediaeval collegiate architecture in the University.
Hace 3 días · Queens' College almshouses were founded by Andrew Dockett, President of the College, by his will proved in 1485. They stood in Smallbridges (now Silver) Street (fn. 1) and the number of almswomen inhabiting them increased from three at Dockett's death to eight in 1676.
Hace 4 días · In 1505 he had been elected President of Queens', an office which he held until 1508, and which gave him a residence in Cambridge during the period of the transformation of Godshouse. (fn. 20) During this period both the Lady Margaret and the king visited the University (1505 and 1506), (fn. 21) and, on the latter occasion, Fisher made the speech to which reference has already been made.
Hace 1 día · Erasmus mainly stayed at Queens' College while lecturing at the university, between 1511 and 1515. [note 27] Erasmus' rooms were located in the " I " staircase of Old Court. [74] Despite a chronic shortage of money, he succeeded in mastering Greek by an intensive, day-and-night study of three years, taught by Thomas Linacre , continuously begging in letters that his friends send him books and ...
Hace 4 días · Following several legal actions the farm was put up for sale by order of the High Court in 1891 and was bought by Queens' College, Cambridge, which sold it in 1921 to J. W. Mitcham. The Grange is an L-shaped house facing St. Michael's rectory, probably of 17thcentury origin but much altered.
Hace 2 días · 9.Emily Maitlis. Journalist, filmmaker and newsreader Emily Maitlis attended King Edward VII school in Sheffield before going on to study English at Queens’ College in Cambridge.
Hace 3 días · These arms are recorded [Prince William, Duke of Cambridge] Queen granted to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge a conjugal coat of arms consisting of their individual arms displayed side-by-side beneath a helm and [Queens' College, Cambridge] buildings in Cambridge. The college spans the river Cam, colloquially referred to as the "light side ...
