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K/SH1-6 King’s College London shareholders’ records, 1828-1882, 1907 K/SH1/1-17 1828-1882, 1907

King’s College London Registers of Shareholders

K/SH1/1 1828 Jun –1829

Aug ‘List of Donors and Shareholders’ containing names of donor and shareholders of King’s College London, arranged alphabetically, recording details of addresses, donations, number of shares and payment details. Manuscript. Fragile.

K/SH1/2 1828 Jun –1831

Feb ‘Proprietor’s Ledger’ containing names of shareholders of King’s College London, arranged alphabetically, recording details of share payments and addresses. Manuscript. Volume.

K/SH1/3 1828-1834 ‘Unpaid donations’ containing names of holders of

unpaid shares in King’s College London, arranged alphabetically. Also includes loose papers regarding names of shareholders with outstanding payments. Manuscript. Volume.

K/SH1/4 1828 Jun – 1832

Feb ‘Donations and subscriptions shares 1828’, containing a journal record of payments made by King’s College London shareholder and donators, recording date the share was taken, name, address and title of shareholder or donator. Arranged chronologically and alphabetically. Manuscript. Volume.

K/SH1/5 1828-1861 ‘Register of donors of the First Class’, containing

names of first class donors to King’s College London, arranged alphabetically, typically giving date of admission, name and address and civil or ecclesiastical rank of donor. Manuscript. Volume. Fragile.

K/SH1/6 1828 Jun – 1828

Nov ‘Donations of the Second Class’, containing names of second class donors to King’s College London, arranged alphabetically, typically including date of admission and name, address and civil or ecclesiastical rank of donor. Manuscript. Volume.

K/SH1/7 1828 Jun- 1832

Jul, 1907 ‘Donors and subscribers’, containing names of donors and shareholders of King’s College London, arranged alphabetically, typically giving date of admission, name and address and civil or ecclesiastical rank of donors of £100 and £50-£100 subscriptions. Also includes 4 letters from the Academic Registrar of the University of London

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regarding King’s College courses, 1907 July 19- 1907 Sep 12. Manuscript and typescript. Volume.

K/SH1/8 1828 Jun –1832

Jul Volume ‘First Instalment 28 June 1828’, listing the payments of shares by instalments, containing shareholders names, address, and payment details.

K/SH1/9 1828 Jul –1871

May ‘Proprietors Register’ containing names of shareholders of King’s College London, including addresses and payment details. Also includes notes on the cancellation of shares. Manuscript. Volume. Also see K/SH1/10].

K/SH1/10 [1828-1871] Booklet ‘Proprietors Register’. Index to K/SH/1/9.

Manuscript. K/SH1/11 1828 Jun –1828

Dec Booklet ‘Shareholders first instalment’, containing names, address and payment details of shareholders of King’s College London. Manuscript.

K/SH1/12 1829 Jun –1830

Nov ‘Instalment Register’, containing details of shareholders’ payments for £25 or £50 and instalments arranged alphabetically. Includes loose material regarding unpaid shares. Manuscript. Volume and 15pp.

K/SH1/13 1830 Feb – 1882

Mar ‘Temporary Share holders Register’, containing details of temporary holders of King’s College shares belonging to deceased shareholders, including name of deceased shareholder; name of temporary shareholder; whether they are an executor or administrator; address; civil or ecclesiastical rank; extract from will or letters of administration; cross reference to appropriate proprietors register. Arranged chronologically. Manuscript. Volume.

K/SH1/14 1831 Jul 31 Alphabetical list of shareholders including number

of shares; payment arrears; indicators of when payment was likely to have been made. Manuscript.

K/SH1/15 1832 Apr- 1834

Dec ‘Book of new subscriptions, 1832’ containing details of additional donations and shares collected to provide funds for the completion of the river frontage buildings of King’s College London, arranged alphabetically, recording name, address and title of the shareholder and donator. Includes some notes from the committee of subscribers. Manuscript. Volume.


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K/SH1/16 1832 Oct 1879 Nov

‘Temporary Holders of Donations of the First Class’, containing details of temporary holders of King’s College London shares belonging to deceased shareholders, including name of deceased shareholder; name of temporary shareholder; whether they are an executor or administrator; address; civil or ecclesiastical rank; extract from will or letters of administration; cross reference to appropriate proprietors register. Manuscript. Volume.

K/SH1/17 [1835] Alphabetical untitled and undated alphabetical list

of donors/shareholders of King’s College London, noting number and value of shares held. Also lists share transfers. Manuscript.

K/SH/2/1-5 1830-1869 Registers of transfer of King’s College London

Shares K/SH2/1 1830 Apr-1855

Nov ‘Shares Transfer for new proprietors’, consisting of bound forms of share transfer between individuals on death of shareholder. Manuscript and typescript. Volume.

K/SH2/2 1831 Mar – 1845

Dec ‘Shares Transfer for new proprietors’, consisting of bound forms of share transfer between individuals on death of shareholder. Manuscript and typescript. Volume.

K/SH2/3 1855 Dec – 1882

May ‘Shares Transfer for new proprietors’, consisting of bound forms of share transfer between individuals on death of shareholder, including some deeds. Manuscript and typescript. Volume.

K/SH2/4 1843 Jul –1855

Nov ‘Shares. Transfer to the College’, consisting of bound forms of share transfer between individuals on death of shareholder. Manuscript and typescript. Volume.

K/SH2/5 1847 Dec – 1869

Jun ‘Donors Transfers’ bound forms of request for the privileges of Donor’s First Class to be transferred on death of shareholder. Manuscript and typescript. Volume. Fragile.

K/SH2/6 1847 Nov – 1878

May Various documents formerly held in a hard back folder regarding the transfer of King’s College shares, including Nanny Thompson of Enfield, Middlesex, requesting the shares of Peter Thompson, her late husband be transferred to her


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son, Edward Thompson, 1847 Nov 20; an indenture transferring shares from Jane Haines of Hampstead; James Munro, trustee of the estate of George Willis of Westminster; Charles Simeon of Manchester and his wife Sarah to Granville George, Lord Radstock and William Taylor Copeland, MP, and Joseph Henry Green of Hadley in trust for the College, 1851 Mar 13, vellum; an indenture transferring shares from Henry Powell of Spring Grove, to Granville George, Lord Radstock and William Taylor Copeland, MP, and Joseph Henry Green of Hadley in trust for the College, 1851 Mar 25, vellum; an indenture for the transfer of 32 shares of King’s College from William Taylor Copland to Charles Pearce Serocold, Cholmeley Austen Leigh, and Rev. Charles J D’Oyley, 1867 Nov 30, vellum; letter from Anne Linley Rose requesting her shares be transferred to her married name, Mrs Charles Braitwayt, 1878 May 3. Manuscript. 5 items.

K/SH3/1-5 1829-1863 King’s College London Share certificate books K/SH3/1 1829 Jun ‘Share Certificates’ No. 1, King’s College London

share certificate book with some unsold shares. Manuscript and typescript.

K/SH3/2 1829 Jun ‘Share Certificates’ No 2 King’s College London

share certificate book. Manuscript and typescript. K/SH3/3 1829 Jun – 1832

Jun ‘Share Certificates H-S’ No. 3 King’s College London share certificate book. Manuscript and typescript.

K/SH3/4 1829 Jun – 1832

Jun ‘Share Certificates SE-Y’ No 4 King’s College London share certificate book. Manuscript and typescript.

K/SH3/5 1836 Jun – 1863 ‘Share Certificates’ No 5 King’s College London

share certificate book. Manuscript and typescript. K/SH4/1-121 1828-1846 King’s College London Shareholders’

Correspondence. K/SH4/1 1828 Jul 1 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from John Crichton-Stuart, the 2nd Marquess of Bute, regarding his donation to the College. Manuscript. 1pp.


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K/SH4/2 1828 Jul 1 King’s College London shareholders’ correspondence from Richard Bagot, Bishop of Oxford, donating £300 to the College fund on behalf of the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/3 1828 Jul 11 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from Col. Duncan Campbell of the 91st Regiment [Argyllshire Highlanders] donating £100 to the College. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Ommanney & Son, of Norkfork Street, London, enclosing a draft for the donation of Edmund Woods. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/5 1828 15 Jul King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from Letts & Son, stationers, of 95 Royal Exchange, London, naming Arthur Davis and Alfred Davis as subscribers of the College. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Henry Bilks, of 12 Stamford Street London, regarding the payment of his first share instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Lancelot Shadwell naming Richard Heathfield as a subscriber to the College Fund and his decision that the Light Horsemen Volunteers barracks in Grey Inn’s Lane is not large enough for College’s purposes [possibly an alternative site for the College]. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Sir Thomas Lethbridge, Taunton, Somerset, putting his name down for two £100 shares in the College. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Henry Legg, Navy Office, stating he has paid his instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Thomas Letts, stationer, of 95 Royal Exchange, London, stating had paid the first instalment on his father’s share and naming John Monckton as a subscriber. Manuscript. 1pp.


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K/SH4/11 1828 Jul 25 King’s College London shareholders’ correspondence from L S Baxendale, of Kings Arms Yard, London, putting his name down for one share in the College. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Letts & Son, stationers, of 95 Royal Exchange, London, naming John Eyre Holt as a subscriber and enclosing the payment for instalments of the shares of Miss Glynn, Arthur Davis, and Alfred Davis. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Sir Thomas Lethbridge, Taunton, Somerset, stating that he had paid his share instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/14 1828 Aug 1 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from Sir G B Rose, Dalmahoy, Edinburgh, enclosing his donation. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from J M Gutch, Bristol, naming John Scandrett Harford from Blaise Castle, near Bristol as a shareholder. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from John Howell of 21 Bucklersbury, Hitchin, London, on behalf of George Procter, Lewes, East Sussex, regarding the payment of the instalments for the share of his brother, Robert Procter. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Col. R E Roberts, Hampstead, London, taking a share and regarding his new address. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Rev. Henry Clissold, Stockwell, London, putting his name down as an annual donator. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Letts & Son, stationers, of 29 Royal Exchange, London, naming William Ormes Esq. of the Bank of England as a shareholder. Manuscript. 1pp.


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K/SH4/20 1828 Aug 8 King’s College London shareholders’ correspondence from Farley, Johnson & Co., Worcester, regarding a request to their bankers, Sir William Curtis, to make a £10 payment to Glyn & Co. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from John Poynder, lawyer and evangelical activist, naming his brother Edward and Samuel Poynder, and Richard Clarke, chamberlain of Bridewell Hospital, as shareholders. Manuscript. 2pp.


correspondence from William Richardson of Walbrook, London, requesting one share in the College. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Letts & Son, stationers, of 29 Royal Exchange, London, naming Latham Osborne Junior of the Corn Exchange as a shareholder. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from David Carruthers of Regent’s Park, London, taking a share in the College. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Richard Lloyd, rector of St Dunstan’s, West Peckham, Kent, respecting his inability to subscribe. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/26 1828 Sep 1 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from M Price, Lincoln explaining the College’s mistake as to his instalment as he had already ordered his banker to pay it. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Rev. B Bridge of Regent Street, London, taking a share in the College. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Jane Porter, novelist, Esher, Surrey, applying to know if she and her sister could make a donation of £1. Manuscript. 1pp.


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K/SH4/29 1828 Sep 3 King’s College London shareholders’ correspondence from Thomas C Porter, Mayor of Liverpool, donating £500 from the Corporation of Liverpool via the Bishop of Chester. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Gilbert Beresford, Aylestone, Leicestershire, naming Clement Winstan Ley as a shareholder. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/31 1828 Oct 10 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from Edmund Belflour, Secretary of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London, regarding their decision not to subscribe to King’s College. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Capt. W Ronald, of the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, taking a share. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Joseph Benson, Hounslow, Middlesex, regarding the payment of his share instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from D M Perceval regarding the subscription of Lady Carr. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/35 1828 Nov 10 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from J M Grinwood, of Bloomsbury Place, London, stating that he had already paid his donation. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from George Butler, Headmaster of Harrow School and Dean of Peterborough, regarding his subscription. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Gosling & Sharpe, London, regarding the donation of Arthur Charles Hervey, Marquess of Bristol. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from William Hasledine Pepys, [possibly surgical instrument maker and natural


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philosopher] stating that he had already paid his donation. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from William J Briggs, Carlisle, stating that he has ordered his donation to be paid by his bankers Messers Barclay, Fritton Bevends and Co. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Mr Pallmer forwarding payment for his donation. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Henry Ryder, the Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, enclosing £100 for his donation. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from William Cotton, Director of the Bank of England and a trustee of King’s College, regarding the donation from the Cutler’s Company. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Edward Goodwin, Deputy Treasurer of Christ Church College of Oxford University, regarding the donation of the College. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Thomas Lett of Commercial Road, Lambeth, regarding payment of his donation. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/45 1828 Dec 2 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from Benedict Chapman, Ashdown, Essex, stating he had ordered his banker to pay his subscription and that of Rev. Jeremy Day, Rector of Hethersett, Norfolk. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Charles Rivington for Henry Rivington (from a family of printers, publishers) of Fenchurch Buildings, London, regarding the donation of the Stationers’ Company. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from J & S Percival, Northampton,


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regarding the donations of Rev WW Laing, Great Harrowden, Northamptonshire, and Sir John Langham Bt., Cottesbrooke, Northamptonshire. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from J W Blomefield, Brighton, regarding his donation and the absence of his name from the printed list of donators. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Grote & Co naming George Daubeney, Gloucestershire, as a shareholder. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from John Dean Case, Treasurer of the Corporation of Liverpool, regarding its subscription. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/51 [1828] King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from Thomas Letts regarding his subscription and that of the Charles James Blomfield, Bishop of Chester. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/52 1829 Apr 7 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from F C Westley of 159 Strand, London, taking a share in the College. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/53 1829 May 1 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from Farley Johnson & Co., Worcester, giving notice of the withdrawal of the subscription of Rev. Digby Smith. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Nicholas Lane of Messers. Masterman & Co. regarding the payment of £50 into the Bank of England for the College fund. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from W Freshfields of Upper Wimpole Street, London, regarding his address. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/56 1829 June 9 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from Fra[ncis] Burton of Upper Brooke Street, London, taking a share in the College. Manuscript. 1pp.


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correspondence from Thomas Burton of the Naval Club Band, wishing to extinguish his second share. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/58 1829 Jun 15 King’s College London shareholders

correspondence from William Field of 9 Botolph Lane, London, regarding his address. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/59 1829 Jun 25 King’s College London shareholders

correspondence from D Rowland of Grey’s Inn Square, London, stating that he received a College share certificate though he was not a subscriber. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from J N Molesworth, Canterbury, regarding the payment of the second instalment for his share. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Farley Johnson & Co., Worcester, regarding Rev. Digby Smith’s desire to no longer be a shareholder. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Andrew Bell D D, Cheltenham, regarding his request that his bankers, Willis Percival and Co for the additional instalments on his shares. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Farley Johnson & Co, Worcester, regarding payments to Rev. Digby Smith. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Jos[eph] Peacock, Guernsey, with a list of subscribers and donations from the island including the subscription and donation of Sir James Saumarez, first Baron de Saumarez, naval officer, and donations of the Dean of Guernsey; Rev. Nic. Carey; Rev. T Brooke; Rev C W Stocker; Rev. R Potenger; Rev. Harold Durand; N Dotree; Rev. W Davis; Lt. Col. D Maitland; Daniel Delisle; John Maungy Junior. Manuscript. 1pp.


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K/SH4/65 1829 Aug 5 King’s College London shareholders’ correspondence from Frederick Reade taking one share. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/66 1829 Aug 21 King’s College London shareholders

correspondence from D Rowland, surgeon at the HM Dockyard of Chatham, Kent, directing his share instalment to be paid by his bankers, Hopkinsons & Co. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Henry John Hollaston, Rector of Scotter, Gainsborough, directing his share instalment to be paid by his bankers, Martins & Co. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Henry Samuel Eyre of Ashfold Lodge, agreeing to pay his share instalment when in London. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from M W Browne, Hastings, East Sussex, directing payment of his share instalment to his bankers, Fletcher Alexander & Co. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Abel Ferris, Weymouth, Dorset, directing payment of his share instalment to his bankers, Glyn & Co. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from J D Powles naming Richard Clay of Bread Street Hill, London, as a subscriber. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Charles Earle, Durham, regarding payment of his share instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/73 1830 Feb 4 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from George Agar Ellis withdrawing his donation. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH/4/74 1830 Feb 15 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from Rev. D Jones, Bedford, regarding the payment of his share instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.


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K/SH4/75 1830 Mar 2 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from Farley & Co., Worcester, announcing the withdrawal of Rev. Digby Smith as a shareholder. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/76 1830 Mar 3-1850

Mar 4 King’s College London shareholders’ correspondence from George Agar Ellis regarding the withdrawal of his subscription. Also includes the reply from Henry Smith, Secretary of King’s College dated 1830 Mar 3. Manuscript. 2pp.


correspondence from John Capel of the Royal Exchange, regarding the sale of Exchange Bills. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from the Archdecon Lyall [William Rowe Lyall, archdeacon of Colchester] regarding his donation. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from G Richards, Newport, stating that he is not a subscriber. Manuscript.1pp.


correspondence from John Barkworth, Kingston Upon Hull, acting as executor of a deceased shareholder, Joseph Bouldenson. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Captain Langstow regarding directions for payment of his instalment Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH/4/82 1830 May 24 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from Henry Petrie, Stockwell, London, regarding the payment of his instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from J S Peyton, Haudley House, regarding the payment of his instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Archdeacon R F Onslow, Newent, Gloucestershire, stating he has paid his third instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.


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correspondence from John Fisher, Weymouth, Dorset, stating he will give a donation to the College instead of paying for his third instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/86 1830 Jun 25 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from William Plunkett of the Excise Office, offering his share to the Council. Manuscript. 2pp.


correspondence from J D Powles of Freeman’s Court, London, naming John Thomas Howe le Mesurier as a shareholder. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from William Cotton, Director of the Bank of England and a trustee of King’s College, regarding the payment of the instalment of N Charrington. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Richard Clarke, Kensington, London, giving his present address. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Rev. Edward Patteson, East Sheen, London, enclosing payment for the third instalment of his share. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from W Chance, Birmingham, enclosing payment for his share. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from N Charrington, Mile End, London, regarding payment for his share. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from John Peter Boileau, antiquary, requesting his shares by transferred to his son G P Boileau. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Rev. J Parson, Campsey Ash,


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Suffolk, enclosing payment for his share instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Col. R E Roberts of Upper Grosvenor Street , London, stating he has paid his share instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from John F Smith, Clapton, London, stating he has paid his share instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Alfred Beady, Stockton on Tees, County Durham, requesting information on shares at the College. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from Samuel Sandbach, Liverpool, enclosing payment for his share instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from James Langham of Langham Place, London, stating he will not pay for his share instalment until a Principal of the College is publicly appointed. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from J H Sutherland of Coombe House, Croyden, regarding the payment for his share. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from William Pell Rea and Richard Baggallay of 20 King’s Street, Cheapside, London, the executors of James Newton of Chingford, Essex, requesting the transfer of his shares to William Heale of Wadham College Oxford, the decease’s nephew. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from J H Johnson, Tilshead, Devizes, Wiltshire, stating that he has paid for his share instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from L S Baxendale of Kings Arms


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Yard, London, requesting his subscription be changed to donation. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH/4/104 1831 Apr 9 King’s College London shareholders,

correspondence from William Shand directing payment of his fifth share instalment to his bankers, Robarts Curtis & Co. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from James Langham of Langham Place, London, agreeing to pay his share instalment even though the College had yet to appoint a Principal. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/106 1831 Apr 5- 1831

May 10 King’s College London shareholders’ correspondence from Richard Baggallay of 20 King’s Street, Cheapside, London, regarding the transfer of the shares of the late James Newton to William Heale. Manuscript. 2pp.

K/SH4/107 1831 July 17 King’s College London shareholders

correspondence from W J Harris requesting a prospectus of the medical and surgical lectures at the College. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH/4/108 1831 Aug 3 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from Ellis Reeve of 5 Pope’s Head Alley, Cornhill, London, regarding the refund of the donation of Daniel Eyre, Salisbury, to Alderman Thompson [see K/SH4/109]. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from W Thompson of Whitehall Place, London, regarding Ellis Reeve’s requested refund [See K/SH/4/108]. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH/4/110 1831 Sep 19 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from W P Smith, Chatham, Medway, giving directions to pay his arrears. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH/4/111 1831 Dec 15 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from William Whitaker Maitland of Loughton Hall, Essex, enclosing his payment for two shares. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/112 1832 Jun 8 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from George Procter of Elizabeth College, Jersey, giving the reasons why he has not been able to pay for his share. Manuscript. 1pp.


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correspondence from John Crichton Stuart, the 2nd Marquess of Bute, enclosing his £200 donation to the College. 1pp.


correspondence from Rev. E Richards, Epsom, Surrey, directing Rogers Towgood & Co to pay his share instalment. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from J Warre Jnr regarding the payment of the subscription of Mr Braham. Manuscript. 1pp.


correspondence from George and Joseph Oliver enclosing the payment for their subscription. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/117 1835 Jan 30 King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence from William Cotton, Director of the Bank of England and a trustee of King’s College, asking the College Secretary to forward the enclosed letter to ‘W Pearson’. Manuscript. 1pp.

K/SH4/118 [1845] 3 typescript letters signed by shareholders’

requesting the ending of the practice of allowing shareholders to nominate students at reduced fees.

K/SH4/119 1846 Jan 27 –

1846 Mar 21 King’s College London shareholders’ correspondence regarding the transfer of the shares of Sarah Codington, (nee Savage) to her husband [R W] Codington. Manuscript. 3pp.

K/SH4/120 [1846] King’s College London shareholders’

correspondence consisting of a list of share transfers including the names of the present holders; from whom the shares were transferred; and number of the transfer. 1pp.

K/SH4/121 [1830] An untitled list possibly of holders of King’s

College London share. 1pp. K/SH/5/1-2 1831-1876 King’s College London Registers of

Shareholders Nominations of students


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K/SH/5/1 1831-1846 ‘KCL Register of Nominations No. 1’ containing details of King’s College London students nominated by shareholders. Arranged by name of shareholder. Manuscript. Volume. Indexed.

K/SH/5/2 1840-1867 ‘KCL Register of Nominations No. 2’ containing

details of the King’s College London students nominated by shareholders. Arranged by name of shareholder. Manuscript. Volume. Indexed.

K/SH6/1-11 [1840-1850] Forms for requests involving shares of King’s

College London K/SH6/1 [1840] Blank form for requests for transfer of King’s

College shares. 1pp. K/SH6/2 [1840] Blank form for requests for transfer of King’s

College shares. 1pp. K/SH6/3 [1840] Blank form for requests for resignation of King’s

College shares. 1pp. K/SH6/4 [1830-1850] Blank form for requests for allotment of King’s




College shares. 1pp. K/SH6/8 [1830-1850] Blank form for Donation to King’s College London.

1pp. K/SH6/9 [1830-1850] Blank form for requests for allotment of King’s

College shares. 1pp. K/SH6/10 [1830-1850] Blank form for requests for King’s College shares.

1pp. K/SH6/11 [1830-1850] Blank form for requests transfer of King’s College

shares in event of death. 1pp. K/SH6/12 [1840] King’s College London circular encouraging

shareholders to become First Class Donors. 1pp.


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K/SH6/13 [1830] Copies of certificates. 3 items


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