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Agreement between Charles Wing and Joseph Rushbrook of Graveley, William Rushbrook of Lavenham, and George Wing of Mildenhall, farmers,on the one part, and F [orT] Jackson of Middleton, on the other, for the lease of the Rectory farm, for 11 years, with covenants for good husbandry. The tenant undertakes the outside repair of the parsonage house.

Parties: (1) Jesus College to (2) Mr Charles Armstrong. Draft lease of two messuages and premises known respectively as Bedford Lodge [No. 158] and Balham Lodge [No. 156] Tenison Road for the term of 99 years from 25th March 1895. Rent: £5 18s 6d

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Mr Alfred Kett. Draft lease of messuage and premises known as Wyncot in the parish of Trumpington for the term of 99 years from 29 September 1886

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Mr Charles Armstrong. Draft lease of 3 messuages & premises known respectively as Ranmoorhurst [No. 5], Normanhurst [No. 7] and Elmley [No. 29] Tenison Avenue for the term of 99 years from 25th March 1895

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Charles Armstrong. Draft lease of two messuages and premises known respectively as 'Rhinefeld' [No. 9] and 'Drachenfeld' [No. 11] Tenison Avenue for the term of 99 years from 25th March 1895. Rent: £6 18s

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Mr Herbert Edward Verrinder. Draft lease of 'Lyndhurst' [No. 31]. Commencing 25th March 1895 for a term of 99 years [expiring in 1994]. Rent: £7

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Frederick Morley and Company Ltd.

Numbers 40 and 42 Hobson Street for 21 years from the 24th June 1931

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Ind Coope and Company Limited

A warehouse and stable in King Street, Cambridge for the term of 99 years from the 29th September 1896. Includes plan.

Draft lease to Mr Philip Banyard and of 3 messuages and premises known respectively as 'Tenison Lodge' [No. 136], 'Marshbury' [No. 134] and 'Hurst House' [No. 132] Tenison Road for the term of 99 years from 25th March 1895. Rent: £8 5s

Parties: (1) Jesus College (2) Greene King & Sons Ltd. Draft lease of The Earl of Derby Inn and premises, Hills Road for 21 years from 25th March 1932. Rent 120

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) The Honourable and Reverend Latimer Neville and Edmund John Mortlock. The Rifle Butts Farm Cambridge for 14 years from 11th October 1889. Rent £94. A later hand has used annotated the the draft lease in pencil in order to draft a later lease from 1911 between Henry John Edwards and Godfrey Harold Alfred Wilson for the same property for the rent of £100

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Charles Kerridge & another [George Shaw]. Draft lease of five messuages known respectively as 'St Elmo' [No. 10], 'St Albans' [No. 8], 'Holmfield' [No. 6], 'The Homestead' [No. 4] and 'Croftholme' [No. 2] Tenison Avenue for the term of 99 years from 25th March 1895. Rent: £2. Includes a plan

Letter addressed to the College and signed by Richard Reynolds Rowe and Arthur John Gray, dated 18th November 1858, proposing the lease. Includes a coloured plan of the property to be leased and the names of the owners of the freeholds or lessees of neigbouring land.
Draft lease of Weigh House allotment [on the south side of Station Road] and the remainder of Mr Gotobed's allotment [on the north side of Station Road]. Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Richard Reynolds Rowe, (3) Arthur John Gray

Parties: (1) Jesus College (2) Greene King & Sons Ltd. Draft lease of a yard with the buildings thereon in the rear of The Earl of Derby Inn, Hills Road for 21 years from 25th March 1932. Rent £50

Draft lease for houses probably 35, 36 and 37 Jesus Lane together with a specification for their building prepared by Webster

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Mrs Louisa Bedwell.

Draft lease of premises in Tenison Road for 99 years from 25 December 1894.

Manuscript draft of lease for premises on the corner of Station Road and Hills Road.

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Rattee & Kett Limited.
Draft lease of messuages, workshops, buildings and premises situate at the corner of Station Road and Hills Road, Cambridge for the term of 21 years from the 29 September 1937. Rent £240 pa.

Correspondence file concerning the terms for a draft lease to Marshall's Garage including a copy of the draft list and title plan.

Asks for removal of a credence table from plans for new church.

Gives the College's response to plans (including preference for a tower rather than a spire) and explains the reason for limiting the size of the site.

Manuscript draft of letter from Laurence Picken to the Master of Trinity in response to his election.

Reports that the Fellows of Jesus will be ready to treat with Trinity over the Rectory House once this is the only property required to complete the scheme.

Announces College's grant of site and sets time limit for completion of project.

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) the Honourable and Reverend Latimer Neville and Edmund John Mortlock. Land in the Parish of St Giles, Cambridge being part of premises comprised in lease dated the 17th day of December 1862 unto Arthur John Gray

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Cambridgeshire County Council. Includes plan

Comprises draft lists of quotations (some referring to galley proof numbers) and photocopies from books/articles with quotations highlighted.

Also includes a first draft list of 'The Ascent of Man' filming locations (Jan 1973).

Comprises notes and annotated drafts [by Bronowski and Roger Partington] on experiments by scientists, with reprints of articles about James Clerk Maxwell and Isaac Newton.

Statutes drafted by Dr French (Master 1820-1849), in a copper-plate hand, in Latin with notes in English.

Comprises an annotated typescript by Bronowski relating to the work of the Council for Biology in Human Affairs (17 March 1973), and an abstract annotated as "for AAAS meeting in Mexico City, 26 June 1973".

The file also includes a reprint of a paper by Leslie Orgel and others (the Salk Institute).

Recites that the College has presented a petition to the late Queen Elizabeth "now a most blessed Saint in Heaven", for licence to acquire the advowson of Harlton and lands to the annual value of £200, and begs the new sovereign to grant the licence. (In English).

In Steel Press, shelf 10.

Recites that the annual revenues of the College amount to only £225, and are insufficient to maintain the Master, 16 Fellows, and 21 scholars on the foundation. Petitions for a licence to acquire the advowson of Harlton, worth less than £15 p.a., and other lands and hereditaments to the annual value of not more than £200, of which not more than £20 p.a. to be lands held by knight service in capite. (In English). Endorsed 'the Petition. The evidence for Stocton that went to London'.

In Steel Press, shelf 10

Draft to be used for the presentation of the Revd. Alexander Nairne to be Vicar (1917); also used for his successor, the Revd Herbert Francis Kirkpatrick (date not given).

Consists of 2 photocopies, one with annotations.

Parties: (1) the Honourable and Reverend Latimer Neville and Edmund John Mortlock, (2) Arthur John Gray. Land in the Parish of St Giles in Cambridge for 8 years from 10th October 1860. Rent £150

Draft surrender (1) Mr Henry Thomas Mortimer to (2) Jesus College to be endorsed on Assignment dated 2nd February 1924 to Mr H. T. Mortimer

Draft surrender (1) Miss Emma Morrell to (2) Jesus College to be endorsed on lease dated 5th November 1900 to Mr Alfred Morrell

Drafts and notes written by Peter Hurford [unidentified sources], photocopy of a couple of articles.

Comprises: an unannotated typescript of the essay and 2 copies annotated with corrections and additions (all dated Mar 1970); a telegram and letter from Sylvia [Fitzgerald] to Bronowski on the New York Review refusing to publish 'Technology and Culture in Evolution' unless there were substantial revisions (Apr 1970); notes on possible cuts to article; an annotated typescript of the article marked as "revised for the Philosophy of the Social Sciences" [journal] (Nov 1970); and photocopies of galley proofs of 'Technology and Culture in Evolution' under the title 'Symposium on Technology and Social Criticism - Introduction'.

Comprises: a script (10 July 1972), a draft typescript annotated by [Sylvia Fitzgerald] and a draft typescript edited by Jo [Marquand].

Comprises: a typescript with a few annotations by [Jo Marquand], a typescript of "programme seven as cut on April 1972, and a typescript of the first draft of chapter 7 with a few annotations by [Jo Marquand].

Comprises typescripts for: programme 5 'The Music of the Spheres'; chapter 6 'The Starry Messenger' with annotated corrections and additions by [Jo Marquand, Bronowski and Sylvia Fitzgerald]; programme and chapter 8 'The Drive for Power'; programme 9 'The Ladder of Creation'; and chapter 9 annotated with corrections and additions by [Jo Marquand].

Also includes papers from the Rand Corporation on Joss (time-shared computer system) 1966-67 and a letter from K C Publications about their books on North American Indians.

Comprises typescripts of: Bronowski's sync to camera script at Down House for programmes 9/11; an early draft treatment for programme 10 (annotated); a section of a draft (annotated) and draft (10 Jul 1972) for programme 11 'Knowledge or Certainty'; chapter 11 (annotated); and chapter 13 'The Long Childhood' annotated with corrections and additions by [Jo Marquand].

Comprises: notes on proposed outlines of the series; drafts of books in the series entitled 'How You Are' by Anthony Barnett, and 'How Things Are' and 'How Things Change' by Bronowski; notes from Harper & Brothers (publishers, New York) on 'How Things Are'; correspondence between Anthony Barnett and Bronowski about a delay in publishing the books; press cuttings and notes about education and science experiments.

Consists of two typescripts (one annotated).

Notes and colour plans of the ground flor; a section and elevation showing the drainage executed at 32 Jesus Lane for Reverend A. J. Mason