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5 giorni fa · A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely: Volume 3, the City and University of Cambridge. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1959. This free content was digitised by double rekeying .
4 giorni fa · St. Andrew's, closed in 1846, was restored and reopened in 1856. (fn. 70) J. H. Titcomb, later first Bishop of Rangoon (1877–82), was perpetual curate, 1845–59. (fn. 71) Christ Church has taken the place of St. Andrew the Less as the parish church since 1846. (fn. 72) The patronage is vested in trustees. ST.
5 giorni fa · The Small Bridges. Though today there is only one bridge to carry Silver Street, formerly known as Small Bridges Street, across the Cam, as late as 1574 two distinct branches of the river had to be bridged at Newnham. Lyne's map shows the handrail on one of the bridges. (fn. 81) An early date for them is suggested by the fact that the two sides ...
5 giorni fa · Public Library. The earliest circulating library in Cambridge was opened in 1745 by Robert Watts in a bookshop on the west side of Trumpington Street, in St. Edward's parish. It was carried on by his son-in-law, John Nicholson, and his grandson and great-grandson, both of the same name, from 1807 onwards at 1 Trinity Street.
4 giorni fa · Imperial College London has been ranked as the UK’s top university and the second best in theworld, beating Oxford and Cambridge for the first time.. A new international league table reveals that Imperial has ended years of Oxbridge dominance, and risen from sixth place to second in the world – behind only Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States.
5 giorni fa · Finance, p. 84. Both the economic and the constitutional development of Cambridge from the 13th to the 19th century were conditioned by the presence in the same town of 'two communities, the one of clerks, the other of laymen'. (fn. 1) From the year 1231, when the birth of the two communities was registered by Henry III's command to the Mayor ...
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