Catalogue of Books on Cambridge - Library - University of Melbourne

Calendar <strong>of</strong> wills proved in Vice-Chancellor’s Court at
Cambridge, 1501–1765. ROBERTS, H. [Compiler].
Cambridge: [–], 1907.
CALLAGHAN, Helen. Cambridge University photos: Britain
in old photographs. Stroud: Sutton Publishing, 1998.
Cam. [Cambridge] alumni magazine, no. l–, 1990–.
Cambridge:The University.
The Cam: a Cambridge Town magazine, vol. 1, nos 1–6,
January–June 1937. SPALDING, Rex. [Editor].
[CAMBRIDGE.] An act for allotting and dividing the open
and common fields, commonable lands, and waste grounds, lying
within the several parishes <strong>of</strong> Harston and Hauxton, and certain
open and common fields, commonable lands, and waste grounds,
lying in certain fields called Mount Field, Red Dean Field, and
Pessills Field, and part <strong>of</strong> a certain moor called Little Shelford
Moor, within Harston and Hauxton aforesaid, and the parishes
<strong>of</strong> Little Shelford and Newton, some or one <strong>of</strong> them, all in the
county <strong>of</strong> Cambridge. 38 Geo. III. 1798.
[CAMBRIDGE.] An act for the better paving, cleansing and
lighting the town <strong>of</strong> Cambridge; for removing and preventing
obstructions and annoyances; and for the widening the streets,
lanes and other passages within the said town; to which is added
a copious index … Cambridge: F. Hodson, 1794. [Bound
with Cambridge 1788, 1794, 1846 Acts.]
[CAMBRIDGE.] An act to indemnify persons who have
omitted to qualify themselves for imployments or <strong>of</strong>fices, by
taking the oaths, and making and subscribing the declaration
against transubstantiation, and receiving the sacrament, and to
allow them further time for that purpose … London: Printed
by John Baskett, 1734, pp. 219–224.
Cambridge, nos 1–20, 1977–1987. Cambridge: Cambridge
Society.
Cambridge:A brief guide for visitors. Cambridge: Cambridge
City Tourist Office, 1977.
Cambridge: a guide map for visitors. Cambridge: Central
Library & Information Bureau, [1970].
Cambridge: descriptive letterpress map and 13 pictures, no. 39.
The ‘Borough’ Guides. Cambridge: Harry Johnson &
Nephew, [–].
CAMBRIDGE. Ephemera.
Cambridge. The festival <strong>of</strong> Britain 1951: program <strong>of</strong> festivities,
28 July–18 August. [Cambridge: –], 1951.
Cambridge: twenty-three camera studies.Tunbridge Wells:
Photochrome Co., [1920].
Cambridge: where to go, what to see.The city and thirty miles
around: a guide for tourists. Cambridge: R.H. Foote
Publicity, 1986.
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