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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.

Comprises audio tapes duplicated from the original tapes (20-22 October 1968) in September 1970.

Comprises audio tapes duplicated from the original tapes (22-23 February 1967) in September 1970.

Bill for £210 due from the Master and Fellows of Jesus to Frederick Parker for the construction of new buildings on the Greyhound estate in St Andrew's Street, Cambridge.

Parties: (1) Jesus College; (2) Mr Charles Armstrong
Building agreement as to land in the Parish of St Andrew the Less. Includes a plan showing the proposed new road

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) The Trustees of the Clergy Training School. Includes plan

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Trinity College. A piece of land in Cranmer Road for the purpose of a Lawn Tennis Ground. Includes plan. Includes typed transcript from Lease Book 'U' page 365

Parties: (1) Mr Richard Reynolds Rowe, (2) Mr Arthur John Gray

Consists of loose carbon copies of the typescript notes in 'Notes on Induction' (Bronowski 1/6/10).

Comprises a duplicate of an audio recording originally made for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (12 May 1969), 34 minutes long.

Comprises a duplicate audio recording of part of 'The Fulfilment of Man' made for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (12 May 1969), 31 minutes long.

Comprises a duplicate audio recording of part of 'The Fulfilment of Man' made for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (12 May 1969), 6 minutes long.

Comprises a duplicate of an audio recording originally made for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (12 May 1969), 28 minutes long.

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Charles Finch Foster. To use a door way and passage. Charles Foster is mortgagee in possession of part of Robert Press's King Street property (numbers 35 and 37 King Street). He is licensed to keep open a doorway between 35 and 37 King Street and Malcolm Place

Consists of an article (sent with compliments of the Division of Research Techniques, London School of Economics), with an envelope listing the article.

"Durch Adam's fall ist ganz verderbt" in E major. Three staves: treble, alto and bass clefs. Metronome marking: quaver=132 "Lente expressif".
On the last page there are some choral sketches.

Handwritten receipt for dusters and furplumes for the Jesus Chapel Bell (11s; 2d)

Includes photograph of picture; insurance claim and conservation report, 2014;

Lists headed:
(1) "Duties of Surveyor re land in Tenison Road", dated March 1895 (2 copies)
(2) "Duties of Surveyor re land in Tenison Road and Tenison Avenue also in Cranmer Road", dated April 1897
(3) "Duties as Surveyor re land in Cranmer Road" dated May 1897

Consists of a letter sending payment for use of Bronowski's essay 'Unbelief and Science' in 'Idea and Beliefs of the Victorians' with a reply from Sylvia Hodgson.

Received the Master of Jesus College
To the late E Goode
1820
November 8th - Waiting Demy Ledger Hand on Account & Proby Fund £1.3.0
1822
November 13th - 4 quires of lecture paper £0.8.0, 100 pens £0.6.0
November 14th - 3 quires of lecture paper £0.6.0
£2.3.0
1823 October 25th
Received for the executions of the late E Goode
Signed J S Legge

Cartoon by [John?] Hay from Vanity Fair, 19 January 1889.

Correspondence concerning the assignment of the lease from Arthur John Gray to Greene King & Sons in 1925 and the terms of two new leases in 1932 one covering the public house and the second covering the yard and buildings

Letters concerning the terms for the renewal of the lease of the Earl of Derby and Beale's coal yard to Arthur Gray including a lease plan and a copy of a draft agreement between (1) Jesus College and (2) The Great Eastern Railway Company as to waiver of forfeiture of premises on the Hills Road Cambridge comprised in lease dated 12th May 1865

Live recording on shellac [?] of a performance of early choral music - performers, date and venue not given.

Matrix no: URC 148

A side annotated 'Carol K[?] & Dulcinea 1955'

B side annotated 'Dufay Sanctus 1955'

Small iron-bound chest, possibly the college's first secure receptacle for money.

Contains scores for: Fayrfax - Windsor Mass; Byttering - Nesciens Mater; Machaut - Messe Notre Dame; Perotin - Viderunt; Hac in Anni Janua; Tollite Portas; Beata Progenies; Beata Viscera; Hail Mary; Glad & Blithe

Comprises handwritten notes by Bronowski on the outlines for the lectures, a notebook with notes on lecture content (Oct 1968), a quote by Marcel Proust, and notes made from "Lisa's essays". Also contains sources (press cuttings and articles) collected or sent to Bronowski from Gyorgy Kepes and [Roman] Jakobson.

Includes recordings of 'My Brother Died' which was a melodrama for radio written by Bronowski, produced by Douglas Cleverdon, and broadcast on the BBC Third Programme. 'My Brother Died' was entered into the Italia Prize for radio drama in 1954.

Watercolour drawing

Watercolour drawing