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Plan showing Nos. 39-44 New Square and the system of drainage to Willow Walk

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) The Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the Borough of Cambridge.
Agreement with reference to the system of drainage for premises known as Nos. 41 and 43 Hills Road.

Received the7th day of March, 1834 of Mr. John French the sum of twelve shillings for one year's tax due the first of January, eighteen hundred thirty four on6 of fen land belonging to Jesus College at 2 per acre per annum
12 pounds

Received the 23rd day of January, 1834 if Mr. John French the sum of three shillings for one year's tax due the first of January, eighteen hundred thirty four on fen land belonging to Jesus College at 6 per acre per annum
3s

Receipt addressed to Mr. J.E. Rodwell for £16 10s 11d from the Ouse Drainage Board.

Drainage plan for Nos. 19-26 Park Street. Annotated in pencil. Scale: 1/16 inch = 1 foot

Receipt from Eau-Brink Drainage, received the 7th day of March 1832 of Mr John Few the sum of 12s for one year's tax due to the 1st of January 1832, on 6 acres of Fen Land, belonging to Jesus College at 2s per acre per annum. Signed John Marshall, collector. Total of 12s. Signed John Marshall.

1) South-level drainage, received the 29th day of January 1836 of Mr French, the sum of __ pounds, 3 shillings and ___ pence, for one year's Tax, due the 1st of January 1836 on 6 of Fen Land belonging to Jesus College at 1 Acre per Annum. 3 shillings
2) Eau-brink drainage, received the 3rd day of March, 1836 of Mr. French the sum of pounds, 6 shillings and pence. for one Year's tax, due the 1st of January 1836 on 6 of Fen Land belonging to Jesus College at 1s per Acre per annum. 6 shillings.
3) 1835 March - 5 oak posts, 2 large basins, 2 oak _ and work 12 shillings and 6 pence, paid Ed Haddam
4) note from Washam (?) to Reverend French on May 20 1835 regarding land tax

Receipt from South Level Drainage, received th 27th day of January 1831 of Mr John Few the sum of 3s for one year's tax due to the 1st of January 1831, on 6 acres of Fen Land, belonging to Jesus College at 6d per acre per annum. Signed John Marshall, collector.

Receipt from South Level Drainage, received th 27th day of January 1831 of Mr John Few the sum of 3s for one year's tax due to the 1st of January 1831, on 6 acres of Fen Land, belonging to Jesus College at 6d per acre per annum. Signed Mr Fisher (Collector?) for John Marshall.

3 receipts for drainage, all pinned together. One for 15th November 1880 (£1 1s 3d), another for 2nd February 1880 (4s 3d) and one receipt labelled 'South Level Drainage', which includes 1s 1d paid as a tax on Fen Land.

Notice for half-a-year's Drainage Tax to the sum of £2 5s 6d.

The first three items are receipts for a company that sells 'brick, pipe, tile, and lime kiln', addressed to Roper [?] Whiteman, for pipes bought of John Matthews. The first is £3, and the second two are £4 each, with the fourth piece of paper adding up these charges to £11, signed as settled 19 March 1861 by Matthews.
The final item is a letter, detailing the enclosure of the receipts for drainage tiles. It is unclear who the letter is addressed to, and the sender's signature is illegible.

Report concerning the drainage and sanitary situation at Beechwood as a result of the need to lay a drain from 43 Hills Road to Beechwood. Includes estimates of work needed on the drains, bathrooms and W.C.s at both properties

Files of material relating to drama productions at Jesus College, including rehearsal schedules, designs and production photographs

Poster for Heroes a new musical play by Ian Claydon and Susannah Pearse, 10th and 11th March c. 2000
Poster shows students Catherin Reynolds and Niazi Fetto

According to the 1967-68 Annual Report: "Next year, following the administrative re-organisation of the Amalgamated Clubs, the Literary Society will arrange Tuesday evening sessions and a Drama Society is to be created to organize plays"
They produced plays under the name Croke Theatricals until the academic year 1972/73 when they changed their name to World Upside Down. This was dropped during the year 1979/80 and they returned to being called the Drama Society

Paid 5 pounds 5 shillings to Robert Enson to journey to Over with W George Bradwell on arranging drawing of buildings in the occupation of W Gefferd
to looking over two leases on to W Elliston and one to W Gefferd

Paid £3 5s 6d to R. Reynolds Rowe, Town Surveyor's Office, for drawing large plan of Jesus College, Midsummer Common, River Cam, Jesus Lane, King Street and with parish boundary. Attending parish clerk of all Saints' to obtain perambulation (delimiting area)

Kept inside JCAD/2/2/9/1855/37

Pencil drawing showing section and elevations of Chapel for improvements to vestry.

Consists of 12 loose ink drawings by Yosl Bergner (Israeli painter), made after 'The Face of Violence' had been published.

Dreissig Spielstücke für die Kleinorgel oder Andere Tasteninstrumente (Thirty Pieces for small organ or other keyboard instruments), Opus 18/I. By Hugo Distler.
Published by Bärenreiter, Kassel.

Consists of a booklet containing a paper based on an informal talk given at the RAND Corporation in Aug 1964 (Santa Monica, California), with an envelope listing the paper. The booklet is inscribed "J Bronowski 1966".

Paid £1 9d to Thomas Barnes for a chaise and saddlehorse to Graveley and turnpike fees.

Consists of a copy of a memoranda from Peter W Billings (United States Senate) to Jonas Salk and others at the Salk Institute, giving feedback on a Salk Institute workshop on marijuana and amphetamines.

Consists of a booklet containing Dubos' Condon lecture for the Oregon State System of Higher Education (inscribed "J Bronowski, 1965"), with an envelope listing the booklet.

13⅞ x 19⅞

9⅞ x 13¾

Sept 1st 1825
33 Chald Ducks Coals at 33/6 - £55 5s 6d

Includes photograph of painting

Duet for Organ. By Samuel Wesley.
Edited by Walter Emery.
Published by Novello, London. In the series: Early Organ Music No. 19"

Duetto Op. 2 No. 4 for cembalo and pianoforte. By Jacob Kirkman.
Photocopy of handwritten copy.

Consists of a memoranda from Bronowski to Dr Dulbecco, Dr Lennox, Dr Orgel and Dr Salk (Salk Institute) requesting information for possible press releases, with a returned form filled out with information from Renato Dulbecco.

Comprises: reprints of articles by Dulbecco; correspondence between Bronowski and Dulbecco; Dulbecco's curriculum vitae with list of publications, and some additional biographical information; a photocopy of a press cutting about Dulbecco winning the Lasker award for his work relating to cancer cells (1964); a list of publications from the Dulbecco Laboratory (1967); and a list of books [in the Dulbecco Laboratory, to be added to the main Salk Institute library catalogue].

Includes a memorandum containing Dulbecco's thoughts on Fellows' responsibilities and salaries at the Salk Institute (1969).

Also includes a photocopy of a letter to Dulbecco from Seymour Benzer (Division of Biological Sciences, The University of Chicago) on Dulbecco being nominated for the Howard Taylor Ricketts Award (1965).

Parties: (1) Charles Armstrong, (2) Philip Banyard and Alfred William Wisbey. Duplicate agreement as to leasehold premises in Tenison Avenue

Comprises a recording of Bronowski's lecture originally given at York University (Canada) made in San Diego for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, June [1968], duplicated in [September 1970].

Comprises a recording of Bronowski's lecture originally given at York University (Canada) made in San Diego for the Canadian Broadcasting Company (4 June 1968), duplicated in September 1970.

Comprises audio tapes duplicated from the original tapes (23 February - 30 March 1969) in [September 1970].

Comprises audio tapes duplicated from the original tapes (19th - 27th March 1969) in September 1970.

Comprises audio tapes duplicated from the original tapes (23 June 1967) in September 1970.

Comprises recordings of Bronowski's Damon lecture given at the National Science Teachers Association convention (30 March 1968) duplicated in September 1970.

Comprises audio tapes duplicated from the original tapes (24 October-9 November 1967) in September 1970.