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Three dates for one ton of coal (?) ordered by Jesus College Chapel from James Owen Coal & Coke Merchant. £1 17s/ton for a total of £5 11s. Paid March 19 1915.

Receipt is addressed to J H H Goodwin, Jesus College and is from The Cambridge Wood & Stone Carving Works (Cambridge) recording received cheque for £55 17s 2d.

Receipt is dated Nov. 6th 1914 but appears to have been from 1915. "Received from Bursar Jesus College the sum of four pounds for commission on collection of rents on Ramsey Town Allotments from September 29 1914 to March 25 1915."

"Dear Sir, We beg to acknowledge receipt of the following cheques for which we are much obliged:- Mr. William Sindall £753 11s 10d [and] Messrs. Coulson & Lofts £139 8s 6d. [W]e are forwarding them to the Contractors and will send you the receipted accounts in due course. We are , Yours faithfully, ..."

A receipt for £111 1s 6d deposited in the account of J. G. Fordham and Sons from the Reverend R. Merry, per Revd. G C Corne. Signed by Nathan Beale.

Receipt for £1606 12s 3d as per certificate above.

Receipt for £2 14s 7d.

Receipt on letterhead from University of Cambridge Financial Board dated December 19, 1904, recording £8 19s 9d from the Jesus College bursary.

Receipt from Cambridge University & Town Gas Light Co. to the Master and Fellows of Jesus College dated "Xmas 1904". It records charges from October, November, and December 1904 totaling £6 9s 4d. Costs are for various repairs, fixing, and painting jobs.

Receipt of Jesus College Chapel purchase of one ton of coal (?) for £1 17s from James Owen Coal & Coke Merchant. It was paid Dec 3rd 1914.

Receipt of payment of annual premium of £1.7.0 for fire insurance, from Christmas 1914 to Christmas 1915.

A receipt for £206 7s 3d deposited in the account of John Mortlock Esq. from the Reverend John Graham. Signed by Edward Wilson.

Letter of receipt from E. Ashcroft to Jesus College recording £3 3s 0d paid for the poor of Graveley.

Handwritten note recording a sum to be received.

Receipt from Cambridge University & Town Gas Light Co. to the Master and Fellows of Jesus College dated "Xmas 1904". It records charges from November 23 and December 25 1904 totaling 3s 4d. Costs are for various repairs.

Dear Sir, Thanks for your cheque for £7.0.8, received from you tonight in repayment for the ground-rent of this house paid twice this year - Yours Truly, Fanny Haddon, Written from 3 Cranmer Road, Cambridge.

Invoice and attached receipt (receipt dated 6/3/1915) for 2000 4" land pipes from Watts and Son, Ltd. taken to Long Stanton by truck, no.23843. Total £5.18.0

Receipt from the bursar for the sum of £10 for the Port of Elmstead.

Receipt for the sum of £2 10s 0d. Added stamp with notice of receipt. Not clear what receipt is for.

Two receipts of 6s paid to Edward Wybrow signed with a cross.

Receipt from George Owen of Bartlett's Buildings, for £81.5s, for conducting the business of the purchase of the Preston estate.

Paid to Pemberton, Fisher & Heyward for expense of drawing up contract between the College and James Webster.

Lists book titles, reference numbers and recall dates. Also books put on temporary loan during exam periods.

Total of £7 11s 1d paid to J Goode & Sons for:
Rebuilding staircase no. 2 - Great Room woodwork, light frames, skirting, cleaning,
Rebuilding staircase no. 3 - Dado, woodwork, gothic lights, wood frames, skirting, cleaning
Rebuilding staircase no. 4 - Chimney piece
Rebuilding staircase no. 11 - Bedroom, light sash & frame, skirting, cleaning
Staircase 5 - Great Room woodwork painted, light sash & frame, chimney piece, cleaning
Staircase 4 - Woodwork, light sash & frame, chimney piece, skirting, cleaning

Statement of costs by the architect James Walter, for building a new Rectory and adjoining buildings, a farm cottage and outbuildings, and repairing the Chancel; with a certificate for the payment of the money signed by the Master of the College, W. French, and the Rector James Fendall

Includes memorandum of agreement between the College (signed by Percy Gardner-Smith as Dean of the College) and Harrison and Harrison, organ builders, 3rd July 1925; Four letters between Percy Gardner-Smith and Harrison and Harrison concerning elements of the specification for the restored and enlarged Sutton organ, June - July 1925; Correspondence with Morley Horder and Harrison and Harrison concerning the rebuilding and enlargement of the Sutton organ. Contains note that Morley Horder arranged for the Gallery from the former organ in the west end of the nave of the Chapel to be removed and sold to Westcott House for £100, 16th June 1926, correspondence with Baily, Grundy and Barrett Limited relating to electric provision for the supply motor for the organ blower, July 1927.

Parties: (1) William Swann and David Matthew, (2) Frances Young

Comprises an inscribed reprint of a summary of lectures from the conference held at Magdalen College, Oxford, in July 1948, including a lecture on 'Is Science really destructive?' given by Bronowski.

A watercolour of the rear elevation of the building.

Watercolour drawing

Comprises letters from Garith Windsor (executive editor) asking Bronowski to write articles, with replies declining.

Consists of a reading list for Bronowski's Silliman Memorial lectures on 'The Origins of Knowledge and Imagination' and a bibliography for 'The Nature of Science' by Bronowski.

Consists of articles (some with other authors, and one annotated "with best regards, Floyd Ratcliff") with an envelope listing the articles.

Consists of a report and accounts for the year ending 30 September 1967.

Contains a printed report on the rating of colleges, and ms. letters and notes on the subject of Jesus College boundaries and Radegund parish.

Received of the reverend Dr French for killing rats, £1 1s 0d. Signed A Radford

Received of the Reverend Dr French the sum of £1 1s 0d for killing rats. Signed A Radford

Paid £5 5s to John Todd for catching rats for one year

Rank on Rank: A Bibliography on the History and Construction of Organs. By Walther M. Liebenow.
Published by Martin Press, Minneapolis.

30 x 22

Random sums of money, amounting to £15 7s 6 1/2d. No indication as to what it is for or who added them.

Consists of correspondence relating to Bronowski advising on the introductory content for an international atlas, including a meeting in Chicago.

Drawn by M. Jenyns.

Consists of a reprint from the Proceedings of Indian Academy of Sciences, with an envelope listing the article.

Consists of a copy of 'Forum' published by the International Center for Integrative Studies New York, containing 'Proposal to establish an independent center for advanced study in religion and science' from Zygon magazine.