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Comprises: correspondence with Bronowski about a proposal for a centre for advanced study in religion and science; a typescript of the proposal (May 1973); and a letter from Burhoe to Jonas Salk (subjects include sadness at Bronowski's death) with a reply from Salk's secretary.

Includes obituaries from unidentified newspapers. Both Ralph and Thomas came up to Jesus in 1920.

A plan of the station with the booking office, engine house, goods shed and engine house shaded in pink. Land on both sides of the railway line is shaded in green. Hills Road and 'Road to Cambridge' are drawn in. On the rear of the plan is written "Railway Station not correct". Undated

Railway expenses to Hundon re College farm and Tithe (10s; 6d) and Great Wilbraham (18th August. 1s; 2d). Total: 11s; 8d.

Valuation of the Glebe Estate at Harlton, by Charles Bidwell. With small sketch of the parish land. Also a sketch of the position of the railway line in the parish, and a note 'plan removed to cabinet'.

From Christopher Pemberton to Dr. Rev. French informing the Rev. that no agreement has been entered into by the Railway Company with the College except for that which was made by Mr. Wentworth and detailing the disagreement between Mr. Francone and the Company. Pemberton says that he sends the agreement signed by Mr. Wentworth on the part of the College.

Consists of a published booklet about 'Fathullah Shirazi: A Sixteenth-Century Indian Scientist' by Rahman and M. A. Alvi (National Institute of Sciences of India, New Delhi), sent to Bronowski by Rahman and annotated as such, with an envelope listing the booklet.

Comprises correspondence between David Jones and Bronowski regarding an interview Bronowski gave to the Radio Times and a notice by David Jones in 'The Listener' BBC magazine about 'The Ascent of Man'. Also includes a draft typescript of the interview, and a copy of a letter from Kathleen Verlander to the editor of the Radio Times requesting copies of the issue with Bronowski on the cover.

Comprises correspondence with the 'Radio Times' on publishing letters written to them from the public alongside a response from Bronowski. Includes copies of the letters from the public, drafts and final versions of Bronowski's response, and a photocopy of the published letters and response (6 Sep 1973).

Also contains: an invitation to the 'Radio Times' 50th anniversary party; and copies of 'Radio Times' which include a cover photograph of Bronowski with his grandson, a feature article on Bronowski headed "I like to know a few simple significant facts" (3 May 1973) and an interview with Bronowski titled 'The end for Bronowski - or a new beginning?' (1 Nov 1973).

Comprises: correspondence and Bronowski's notes relating to 'The Time of Your Life' radio programme that he recorded for BBC radio (6 Nov 1973); notes for 'Desert Island Discs' radio programme that Bronowski recorded for BBC radio (5 Nov 1973); and an itinerary and rough timetable for Bronowski's promotional activities. Also includes a draft filming schedule for 'The Ascent of Man'.

This is a receipt for Radegund tithes from members of the College, including Clatyon, Palmer, Bond, Pemberton, Walton, Hollingworth and others (illegible), for the total amount of £13.4.11.

This is a receipt for the the Tithes of St. Radegund for Jesus College, All Saint's Parish from Richard Billington in the amount of £0.6.8.

This is a receipt for the the Tithes of St. Radegund for three cottages in Parker's in the amount of £0.6.8. There are also notes included at the bottom related to the schools in the area and their taxes.

These are receipts of the Rev. Dr. French's Radegund Tithes to the Parish of All Saints in the amounts of 10s and £1.13.4 from A. Knowles, Collector.

This receipt indicates the payment of Radegund Tithes by the Master and Fellows of Jesus College to Elliot Smith & Sons. This is in the total amount of £19.13.4.

Copy of watercolour of Manor House included in 'The Priory of St. Radegund' by Arthur Gray.

The first item describes that the ensuing papers are 'sundry' bills for repairs to rack rent houses for the year ending Michaelmas 1862. All totals £17 14s 7d.
The second and third items are invoices from J. Cooke to the college for various papering works done to a house opposite the college, and a house on Manor Place. The first totals £2 11s 4d and the second totals 12s 7d. Both signed as received 10 December 1862 by J. Cooke.
The fourth and fifth items are invoices from Edward Headly, smith and ironmonger, to the college for various boilers and stoves and for hiring a bricklayer. The first totals £3 2s 6d and the second 5s. The first is signed as settled 13 September 1862 and the second 10 December 1862, both by Headly.
Items six to twelve are invoices from James Burbage, bricklayer, to the college for work done repairing a trap; tiling; mending some plastering; cleaning out a drain; bricking up a closet; mending a wall in a closet; and for materials and labour, all spread across various properties. The first totals £3 7s 4d; the second 16s 2d; the third 6s 6d; the fourth 15s; the fifth £2 12s 6d; the sixth 4s 6d; and the seventh 11s. All totals £7 9s 6d. The first is signed as paid 25 January 1862; the second 19 April 1862; the third is undated; the fourth 20 May 1862; the fifth 4 July 1862; the sixth is undated; and the seventh 10 December 1862. All signed by Burbage.
The thirteenth item is an invoice for painting work done by a Mr Palmer, totalling £1 5s. Signed by Richard Rowe.
The fourteenth item is an invoice for work done by C. Green, carpenter, in various properties, including putting up a water closet hanging; installing doors and windows; repairing the back kitchen; hanging sashes; making a water trough; repairing a fence, with charges also for materials and for time spent. All totals £2 8s 8d. Signed as paid 10 December 1862 by C Green.
Items generally addressed to Mr Richard Rowe.

Consists of 2 reprints from Past and Present (journal), one sent to Bronowski by the author and annotated as such and the other annotated "J Bronowski 1968", with an envelope listing the article.

Correspondence of R. L. Underwood with Michael Jaffe

Papers relating to the estate of Christopher Blunt

Correspondence between R. Henry Norweb and Ian Stewart

1. 'The Criticism and Interpretation of the Fourth Gospel', RH Priestnall's notebook recording a course taught by Professor CH Dodd (Fellow 1936)

2. Record of expenditure 1941 - 1949

To Dr French concerning Quy tithes apportionment - 'W. Jackson the value of this apportionment has made a rate to disburse the expenses thereof, the proportion of which payable by Jesus College is £2 5s 7d and we shall be glad to receive that amount at your earliest convenience.'

This is a receipt for a property in Quy from Blackwood. The list of items or names includes LJ, PJ, and Gate. The amount of the receipt is £38.6.6.

Land tax and income tax receipt for 1879, ending February 1879, for land in Quy, Total sum £2 16s 5d, signed off by C. Bidwell. Has a note on the back subtracting the total sum on the receipt from £42 to give a final total of £39 3s 7d.

To Dr French concerning Quy Inclosure Rate - 'Mr Barker's Bank having this morning stopped payment you are requested to pay the share of this rate due from Jesus College to us alone.'

To Dr French concerning Quy Inclosure - 'The commissioners have made an additional rate for payment of the expenses of this inclosure the share of which payable by Jesus College is £28 9s 10d and we shall be glad if you will forward that amount to us or pay the same into the Bank of W. Barker to the account of the said Inclosure within 14 days from this date.'

Paid £1 for land tax in Quoy. Signed by William Banks and John Jeeson.

Quote for multiple work to be done to two sets of rooms on the Ground Floor. £41 7s 1d is proposed for work for Room K, with an extra £15 proposed for restoration of the floors 'as before'. Room F receives a more vague quote of £95 - £100 depending on 'disturbance to the face of the wall'.

Series of three quit-rent receipts due at Michaelmas 1875, to Corpus Christi College (1s 4d), Gonville and Caius College (£1-12-9) and the manor of the rectory of Chesterton, signed off by Charles Hoppert, bailiff (4d).

Quit-rent receipt for the manor of Hundon, with 3s 5d due to be paid to Lady Harland's executors. Signed by B. Lenney, collector.

Receipt confirming William Webb received 5s 6d from the master and fellows of Jesus College for one year's quit-rent due at Michaelmas.

Received of the Bursar. Paid 4s 10d for one-year quit-rent due to the Manor of Quy Hall at Michaelmas last. 'the same for the use of John Martin [?]Esgt. Lord of the said Manor'. Signed by Thomas Muggleton.

Paid 4s 10 1/2d by Mr. Muggleton for one year's quitrent for the use of Jesus College due to Jonathan Martin, esquire. Signed by Benjamin Kettle.

Paid 4s 10 1/2d by the widow Mrs. Muggleton for one year's quit-rent due to John Martin Esq. Received by Benjamin Kettle.

Paid 4s 10 1/2d by Mrs. Muggleton for one year's quitrent for the use of Jesus College due to John Martin Esq. Received by Benjamin Kettle.

Stephen, son of Adam Godsone of Cambridge, releases to Robert de Tychewell, burgess of Cambridge, his rights in a messuage, in which he enfeoffed him in Christ's Lane. Witnesses: Symon de Refham, Mayor of Cambridge, John Pawe, William Carbenel, Alan de Badburham, Hervey Peryn et aliis.

Agnes de Valence, Lady of Offlay and of Bailluel gives up to the Prioress and the nuns of St Radegund her right to place in their house two ladies, which right she has claimes in right of the land they hold of her in Shelford. Witnesses: Sir William Melksop, Sir Walter de Huntingfend, knight, Master Richard de Oteringham, parson of Shelford, Benet Godsone of Cambridge.

Brother Osbert, Prior of the Chapel of St Edmund, Cambridge, of the order of Simplingham (that is of St Gilbert of Sempringham, Founder of the Order of Gilbertines, d. 1189), and of the convent there, to John Mayner any right he may have by a demise of William le Nonacurt in 1/2 acre land which a place adjacent to it in Barnwell, which land John's father had by feoffment of Gilbert Bernard. Rent: 2 capons. Witnesses: John Golding, mayor of Cambridge, Roger le Hafetere, John Wombe, Andrew de Hicche, bailiffs, Thomas Stebbing of Barnwell, Hugh Smith (Faber), Laurence Dixi et aliis.

Walter Mason (Cementarius), son of Henry de Mord[un], to Prioress Milesentia and the nuns a tenement given by him to Roger Carter (Carettarius) of Barnwell with his sister Felicia, of which the fee belongs to the nuns. Consideration: 4s; rent: due from Roger Carter 6d and 2 capons. Witnesses: Thomas Toilet, Robert de St Edmund's, Robert Seman, William Pilate, William Toilet, John de Berton, Geoffrey le Fermer of Barnwell, William Tele, William Page, Alan Dalles, Hugh le Norreis et multis aliis.

John Payn to Alan Redhed the plot given to him by Agnes de Grantesdene. Witnesses: Edmund Lyster, mayor of Cambridge, Richard Maisterman, John Smyth, Thomas Trevet, John Marchal et aliis.

Alice, widow of Alan Seghyn of Fen Dytton, quitclaims to Sir (Dominus) Walter Roswyk, vicar of St Clement's, and Sir Henry Moryce, chaplain of the same, her right of dower in a messuage with meadow, formerly belonging to Master (magister) Richard Aunger, in Aungerys Lane between the tenements of Richard Laurence and Cecilia de Berton; the meadow between a meadow of the nuns and the court of Richard Laurence and abutting on Grenecroft. Witnesses: Guy le Spicer, mayor of Cambridge, Richard Laurence, John Goddyng, Geoffrey de Costeseye, Michael Pilat et aliis.

Roys, widow of Giles (de Berton) of Cambridge, to prioress Elena and the nuns her claim to dower in Stockwell croft in Cambridge, which the nuns have by feoffment of John Porthors, brother of the late Giles. Witnesses: John Dunnyng, mayor of Cambridge, John Goggyng, Symon de Refham, Walter de Berkyngge, Reginald de Comberton, bailiffs, John But, Robert Tuylet, Michael Pylet, John de Kymberle, Reginald Bercar of Cambridge, Adam de Fulham, Nicholas Childman, William, his brother, Adam Ballard, William de Barton, Thomas de Hanynton, Robert de Knapwell, citizen of London, Thomas de Wynepol, clerk, et aliis.

Agnes, widow of William de Colebrig to William Sweteye her rights in the land described in 220a. Witnesses: Hervey Parleben, Bartholomew le Noble, John Alvivechild, Hugh Neucomen, Nicholas de (Sanf?)ord, Richard Tailor (cissor), Walter Crocheman, John de Walda et aliis.

Margaret, daughter of Henry de Granteset, to Walter le Uscher, burgess of Cambridge, a messuage in Barnwell between the land of Richard Pede of Barnwell and that of Robert Loverede, abutting on the highway and a croft of the said Robert. Witnesses: Simon de Stokton, mayor of Cambridge, Philip de Comberton, Richard de Bodekesham, Walter Cale, Robert de Comberton, bailiffs, John Pawe, Adam Godsone, Walter de Kelkenny, Robert Maniaunt of Barnwell, Richard Jadus of Barnwell et aliis.

Hugh, son of Stephen (Alvevechild) of Cambridge to the nuns his life interest in the land described in 326 a-c. Witnesses: Sir (Dominus) Henry de Colevile, Sir Everard de Trumpington, Sir Hervey, son of Eustace, Robert Seman, Adam, son of Eustace, Hamo of Colchester, Ralph, son of Henry, John Avured, Reginald Kaukilia, Geoffrey Potekin, John, his son, Robert de St Edmunds et multis aliis.

John de Hilburghworth and Elena, his wife, widow of Henry de Trippelowe, quitclaim her right of dower in the lands of her late husband from the Prioress and the convent of St Radegund and John de Trippelow, parson of Reymerston. Witnesses: John Pittok, Mayor of Cambridge, Simon de Chest[er]ton, Roger le Chaundeler, Nicholas de Stowe', Thomas de Wyntryngham, bailiffs, John Morice, Geoffrey de Lenne et aliis.

John, son of John Mayner of Barnwell, to Richard Atte Broo his claims to the messuage he sold to the said Richard. Witnesses: Symon Bernard, Hugh Smith (Faber), Adam de Clyfford, Alan le Wayte, William de Sengham, Symon de Welton, Thomas le Porter, John Smith, Geoffrey Page et aliis.

Margaret, widow of Silvester de Barnwell, to Adam de Infirmaria de Barnwell her right of dower in a plot sold by her late husband to the said Adam. Witnesses: Hugh Smith (Faber), William Sehinghan, John Smith, John Potekin, Thomas Porter (Ianitor) of Barnwell et aliis.