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Consists of draft pages of a planned Anthology of Experiments in Physics by Bronowski and Roger Partington.

(1) Letter dated 21st May 1880 from Charles Turner (solicitor) to Francis & Francis (College solicitor) asking for permission for Arthur Gray to assign to the Great Northern Railway Company two perches of land held by him on lease from the College. The letter refers to a lease plan, dated 12th May 1865 [this is included in the file and has the 2 perches shaded in pink being part of the Weigh House Allotment]

(2) Letter dated 22nd May from Francis & Francis to Dr Westmorland asking for permission from the College. Note dated 26th May from Dr Westmorland giving permission

(1) 9th December 1902 - letter from Sidney French (Architect and Surveyor) to J. H. H. Goodwin (Bursar) asking for permission to put in a window on behalf of the tenants Messrs Marris Bros
(2) Sketch plan showing the position of the window
(3) 27th December 1902 - letter from R. W. Marris thanking Mr French for obtaining permission to put in the window

Material relating to Laurence Picken's involvement with College life at Jesus, including music and drama performances, the College art collection and other societies and committees at Jesus College, Cambridge. Includes posters, concert programmes, production photographs, correspondence and live recordings.

Material gathered in the preparation of College plays, including May Week, Nativity plays and other events. Includes some full sets of costume designs, notes from directors re: staging, rehearsal schedules, annotated scripts, posters, photographs and scores

Handwritten draft titled: "Performance techniques in the music of Bach".
Two copies: handwritten manuscript and a photocopy.

Black and white photographs of an unidentified production in the Chapel. One shows an Ark and dove but others show skeleton costumes, jesters and men and women in medieval costumes

Black and white photographs of an unidentified production in Cloister Court:

(1) Shows man in costume standing and man not in costume sitting with a pencil and script - looks like a rehearsal
(2) 4 women in costume behind the scenes
(3) One woman in costume applying make up
(4) One man in costume crouched by a wall watching
(5) The audience in raincoats at night

Black and white photographs of an unidentified production in Cloister Court taken at night

Black and white photographs of an unidentified production in Cloister Court possibly during May Week. Some photos are in daylight and some are taken at night

Black and white photographs of an unidentified production of the Nativity

Black and white photographs of an unidentified production which took place in Cloister Court possibly during the May Week entertainment

Includes copies of orders of service for memorial service in Chapel; Reminiscences of rowing experiences, c. 1970;

9 x 11½. Drawn by John Unwin. Published by R. Ackerman

9 x 11½. Drawn by John Unwin. Published by R. Ackerman

A request from John Malkin that Jesus College pay the sum of £8 10s owed to Mrs Cradock, a pensioner of Mr Rustats. Also that the money be delivered to Malkin at the vicarage in Stow-Market, Suffolk. Broken seal on the back of the letter.

10⅜ x 9⅜. Drawn by John Unwin. Published by R. Ackerman

"Dear Mr. Goodwin, I am sorry to trouble you but may I remind you of my pension for the cash quarter. With kind regards, Yours Sincerely, Mary Bowman."

Receipt for the payment of £13 by Dr Westmorland to Mr Cuthbert, as pension for the quarter ending June 1880. Signed by Charles Deeks.

Letter from Eliza Hilton Hartcup, widow of Thomas Hartcup, regarding a pension. Includes a note from Rev. Thomas Morris, rector of St. James, Dover, attesting to her residence there and church attendance

2nd of May: Paid £4 to Mr Ball, half years pension due to Mrs Phoenix Clopton. Signed by Thomas Meads, Church Warden, Henry Osborne, Vicar,; Phoenix Clopton and Thomas Ball. Received of Mr Newton. 5th of July: Received of the Rev. Master. Newton, 40s, being a quarter's pension due to Mrs. Clopton. Signed by J. Heckton

22nd April: To Judith Dodgson living in the parish of St. Ives, signed by Samuel Cooper, curate, and John Whetham and Philip Dull, church wardens. Signed by her confirming payment of £4 pension. 11th November: Received of the Bursar fo Jesus College. Paid 4£ in full half years pay for the use of Judith Dodgson. Signed by John Whealden, Curate of [?]. Reversed side signed by Judith Dodgson [she writes 'to the geantelman Willdin'].

Correspondence between the Bursar, Hugh Shield, the Revd R. Stoddart, retired Vicar, and the Revd Arthur Hamp, current Vicar, about arrangements for paying Stoddart's pension. The College proposed forwarding the money to help the Vicar whose tithes fell due at about the same time; but Stoddart objected to this arrangement.

Price to reitre in April 1945, on reaching his eightieth year. Under 'Pensions (older incumbents) measure' he will get £175 p.a. of which £35 will come from the income of the benefice. There is also a note in July 1945 that the College will present A.F. Gardiner to the post.

Correspondence with the Church of England Pensions Board and the Bishop's Secretary, about the cost of a pension for the Revd C.C. Dickson, resigning due to permanent disability.

College branded pen

Correspondence of Penny Collins with Lord Stewartby

Comprises correspondence relating to Bronowski recommending 'What is Science?' edited by James Newman for publication in paperback, ordering copies of Penguin editions of Bronowski's books, sending Bronowski 'The Voices of Time' by J T Fraser, and royalty payments.

Bundle of letters concerning the 'Penuin Book of Latin Verse' written by Frederick Brittain.

Also a Memorandum of Agreement dated 25th July 1958 between F.B. and Penguin Books Ltd to write 'The Anthology of Classical and Modern Latin Verse'

Bill for pen repair during examinations in 1855. 385 pens were repaired, for a total bill of 5s 9d. Signed by John Gray.

15 x 10⅝. After Charles Turner

14⅞ x 10¼. After Charles Turner

Includes photographs of picture and letter relating to conservation

Received of the Dean of Jesus College the sum of £4 7s 6d for extra tuition of choir.

Received of the Dean of Jesus College the sum of £10 being the sum allotted by the College towards the apprentice fees of Harry Joseph Watts. Signed by W. Watts, 15th December 1876.

Received of the Master of Jesus College the sum of £113 1s, being the amount due to the vicar of Guilden Morden (less income tax) for the year 1876.

Cheque, torn at top, for £112 16s 3d to the vicar of [?] March/Marsh [?] for the year 1874, paid for from the payment out of [?] Farm.

Receipt for payment of 8s 3d made to the Master, Fellows, and Scholars of Trinity Hall College. Signed by Mr Hopkins (Bursar).

Receipt for payment of £194 9s 3d for the vicarage of Whittlesford from the Presby Fund. Signed by Edmund Lord, vicar of Whittlesford.

Received of Mr. Newton. £2 due to the Rustat Bursar. Signed by S. Darby.

Received of Mr Newton. Paid 1£ due to the Rustat Bursar at Lady Day last. Signed by J. Milner, R-Bursar

Received of Mr Newton. Paid 1s 6d for a 'jack of bowls'. Signed by S. Darby.

Payment from the Executors of the Late Rev. Dickes to Mrs. Lindsell, Nurse, for the amount of £5 2s 0d. This was payment for sitting up from 23rd October 1844 to 23rd July 1845 (nights and days) and for laying out and placing the body in the coffin

Payment from the Executors of the Late Rev. Dickes to Mrs. Halsey, Nurse, for sitting up eight days and nights with the corpse and laying out and placing the corpse in the coffin. The total payment amount is £1 14s 0d

Payment from the Executors of the Late Rev. Dickes to Mrs. Lindsell, Nurse, for the amount of £5 2s 0d