List of compound interest at 4% over a 40 year period.
Consists of a letter from Dr Umberto Campagnola (Venice, Italy) in French asking Bronowski to contribute to Comprendre, with a reply declining.
Consists of draft pages of a planned Anthology of Experiments in Physics by Bronowski and Roger Partington.
(1) Notice served by the Great Northern Railway that they intended to apply to Parliament for the compulsory purchase of land held by the College. The land listed in the schedules was as follows: office and premises; house, forecourt, garden and outbuildings; yard, buildings, weighbridge, stables and sheds
(2) Plan of the area
(3) Letter from Francis & Co (College solicitors) to J. H. H. Goodwin (Bursar) saying that they had received Mr Jonas's statement of the College Claim to the Great Northern Railway Company which set the compensation at £3500
(4) Letter from J. Carter Jonas & Sons (land agents) to Goodwin confirming that they had verbally settled the compensation for Beale's coal yard at £1,800
The Computing Committee ran from 1994 until around 2004. It was replaced by the IT Steering committee, which does not seem to have much in the way of minutes until 2008. This is in turn has recently been replaced by an IT Committee that reports to Council.
Includes minutes and agendas, 1994-2004.
Orchestral concert in the College Chapel conducted by Michael Baker on Sunday 1st February at 3pm
Concert of work by Bach and Purcell in the College Chapel on Sunday 25th February 1968
Concert by the Jesus College Choir with invited orchestra on 10th November 1974 at 8.30pm
Concert held in Jesus College Chapel on Sunday 14th November at 8.30pm
Concert in the College Chapel by the College Musical Society Chorus and Orchestra conducted by Barrington Kay on Sunday 25th February
Concert held in at the West Road concert hall on Wednesday 8th February 1989 at 8.30pm
Concert at which work by Brahms, Dvorak and Bach was performed in Jesus College Chapel on 7th February at 8.30pm
Concert held in Jesus College Chapel on Monday 2nd May at 8.30pm at which works by Handel, Monteverdi and Bach were performed
Concert held in Jesus College Chapel on Sunday 6th February at 8.30pm at which works by Bach and Hayden were performed
Programme for a concert in the College Chapel on Saturday 28th May at 8.30pm consisting of work by John Lugge, Joseph Gibbs, Henry Purcell, F. E. Fisher, William Goodwin and John Amner
Eton College School Hall. Concert in presence of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother to mark the reopening of School Hall and the restoration of the Dutch Organ.
Programme:
Two Royal Fanfares - Bliss. Played by The Brass Group. Conductor: Alastair Sampson
Jubilate Deo (from Sacrae Symphoniae 1597) - Giovanni Gabrieli. Played by the College Chapel Special Choir, The Brass Group, Alastair Sampson (organ). Conductor: Graham Smallbone.
Demonstration of the Dutch organ by Peter Hurford.
Organ Concerto Op. 4 No. 1 in G minor (Larghetto, e staccato. Allegro. Adagio. Andante) - Handel. Leader of the orchestra: Geoffrey Vere. Soloists: Justin Broackes, Denny Lyster, Julian Slot. Conductor: Graham Smallbone.
The National Anthem.
Concert in the College Chapel conducted by David Butterworth on Sunday 20th February 1966 at 2.30pm
Concert of music from the 15th century held in Jesus College Chapel on Sunday 21st November 1965
Concerto a due organi [concert for two organs] by Giuseppe Bernardo Zucchinetti. c. 1760.
Photocopy of a handwritten manuscript.
Concerto en Sol Mineur, pour orgue, orchestre à chordes et timbales [Concerto in G minor, for organ, string orchestra and timpani]. By Francis Poulenc.
Organ part.
Published by Editions Salabert, Paris.
Concerto en Sol mineur pour orgue, orchestre à cordes et timbales [Concert in G minor for organ, string orchestra and timpani]. By Francis Poulenc.
Full score.
Published by Editions Salabert, Paris.
Concerto Fa Maggiore per organo principale, 2 corni, 2 violini, viola, bassi e cembalo by František Xaver Brixi.
Full score.
Published by Editio Artia, Prague.
In the series: Musica Antiqua Bohemica.
There is also a handwritten part of the organ in ink.
Brixi, František XaverConcerto for harpsichord and strings in D minor, BWV 1052. By J. S. Bach.
Published by Eulenburg, London.
Concerto for Organ and Chamber Ensemble, Op. 28. By Christopher Steel.
Organ part.
Copy from the Novello's Choral and Orchestral Library, Borough Green, Sevenoaks, Kent.
Concerto for Organ and Orchestra. By Adun Hoddinott.
Solo organ score with orchestral reduction.
Published by Oxford University Press, London.
Contents:
Concerto for Organ and Orchestra in F major Op. 4 No. 4 [HWV 292]. By Georg Friedrich Handel.
Full score.
Edited by Peter Williams.
Published by Ernst Eulenburg, Ltd., London. Edition Eulenberg No. 1804.
Concerto in C H.XVIII:I. By Joseph Haydn.
Photocopy taken from C.B.C. Music Library.
Concerto in C minor attributed to Alessandro Scarlatti. For harpsichord or organ, and strings (two violins and cello/bass).
Full score.
Arranged by Lionel Salter.
Published by Oxford University Press, London.
Concerto in G major for organ. BWV 592. Photocopy with minor pencil markings by Peter Hurford.
Bach, J. S.Concerto No. 4 in C major, for pianoforte (harpsichord or organ) with strings (2 violins, viol, violoncello/contrabass), and oboes ad libitum. By Charles Wesley.
Edited and arranged by Gerald Finzi.
Keyboard part.
Published by Hinrichsen Edition, London.
Concerto per Organo. By Albert de Klerk.
Full score and set of parts (Horns in F, Trombones and trumpets).
Published by Donemus, Amsterdam.
Musical performances held in the College, including a good many organ recitals, notably one on the new organ in 1971 and one for the inauguration of the Hudleston organ in 2008. There are also choral works, and performances of readings and music to commemorate.
A number of programmes are undated, including two plays performed in the cloisters during May Week;
Poster for Canti Amorosi - solos and duets by Purcell, Handel and Monteverdi, 24 November c.1980;
Live recording of performance of Stabat Mater by Pergolesi by Clare Ekins and Gregory Morris, 26 and 27 October 1998; Programme and flier for Recognosce - readings from the writings of Lancelot Andrewes, 27 January 2010; Lucy Dennis soprano, Debbie Thorne cello, Richard Hellier baritone and James O'Donnell harpsichord;
Poster for 'A boy was born' by Britten and 'Fantasia on Christmas Carols' by Vaughan Williams, performed by the Radegund Ensemble including Gareth Jones, baritone, and Thomas Corns, director, 1 December c. 2010;
Programme, flier and poster for 'No Small Stir' - Words and Music in celebration of the King James Bible, 23 February 2011;
Inaugural recital on the Steinway Piano by John Chen and Julien Cohen, 23 October 2012;
Programme for Mahan Esfahani plays the new Bruce Kennedy harpsichord at Jesus College, 27 October 2012;
Bruce Kennedy Harpsichord Recital Series - Rameau Pieces de Clavecin en concerts featuring Stanislav Gres, 26 October 2013, Korneel Bernolet, 1 March 2014, Anna-Riikka Santapukki (harpsichord), Johanna Kilijarvi (viola da gamba), Kari Olamaa (baroque violin), 10 May 2014; Mark Edwards, 8 November 2014; Jean-Christophe Dijoux, 21 February 2015; Tamar Halperin, 23 May 2015; Jean Rondeau, 31 October 2015;
Recital for the Society of St. Radgeund by John Chen, c. 2015;
Recital of 'The Ancient Mariner', a musical drama by Geoff Page based on Samuel Taylor Coleridge's epic poem, 21 October 2022;
Concierto de Organo a cargo de Peter Hurford [Organ concert by Peter Hurford]. 17th of February 1995 at Fundacion Fondo de Cultura de Sevilla.
Programme:
Contains records of decisions of college meetings.
Contains records of decisions of college meetings.
Also includes loose pages: a report of the Committee appointed at the audit of 1882 about sites to build 2 houses for tutorial staff; and a letter to [Arthur] Gray [from the Bishop of Ely] agreeing to suspension of an election to the Fellowship due to illness of the Master [Henry Arthur Morgan] (1908).
Contains records of decisions of college meetings. Also includes a letter from the University Arms Hotel relating to Jesus College constructing new builidings on the hotel's estate (Nov 1899).
Contains records of decisions of college meetings.
Contains records of decisions of college meetings. This is the final volume of the handwritten series; the record continues in typed Council and Society minutes.
Also includes memoranda about the College Audit and Commemoration (1939 and 1944), and a note of standing orders paid on behalf of Jesus College (front of volume).
Contains records of decisions of college meetings. Previously they were included in the general register of college business (see COL 1).
Includes an index towards the end of the volume, and a plan of a cesspool and drainage system at the front of the volume.
Contains records of decisions of College meetings.
Contains records of decisions of college meetings.
Also includes: copies of a letter and notes of negotiations with Sir Henry Holloway relating to the building of a theological college [Wesley House] on Jesus Lane (1921); a letter from Leonard Ely [Bishop of Ely, Leonard White-Thomson] giving his consent for a delay in appointment to a vacant Fellowship (1926); and rough notes [relating to election of fellows] c. 1942.
Contains records of decisions of college meetings.
Also includes (at the front of volume): a note of Bursars' accounts given to auditors, a record of payments to and from the New Building account (1822-1837), and a record of "money borrowed for the purpose of running out leases" (1821-1845).
Additionally includes loose pages: a letter from James Ely giving consent to a petition from Jesus College Society (Oct 1782); a note of a meeting deciding that the Bishop of Ely should be notified that the College disapprove of a plan for a new vicarage at Whittlesford, about draining Jesus ditch (1847); accounts sent to Dr French [Master]; and a [draft] letter to the Bishop of Ely relating to College statutes (1841).
Jesus College to Mrs Eliza Chater - memorandum of the general condition of the property in Jesus Lane and Park Street [Nos. 13, 14 and 15 Jesus Lane and Nos. 1, 1a, 2, 3 and 4 Park Street]. Also a site plan
Parties: (1) Edward Thompson, (2) William Elborne. For securing £60 and interest
Samuel Coxall to Joseph Campkin and James Barton
Purchase by Jeremiah George Leonard for three hundred and fifteen pounds. Includes advertisement for sale
Leasehold of numbers 4, 5, 6 and 7 Malcolm Place purchased by William Wallis for £250.