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Taken from a College blazer, and showing the Alcock rhebus

Embroidered College Crest on blazer pocket formerly belonging to Hans Renold (1929-1932).

Mathematical equations, addition of wages for different individuals for different months in 1836

Includes details of employment and correspondence with employers at St. Paul's School, 1950-9; Royal Commercial Travellers School, 1951-5; Raines Foundation Grammar School, 1954; Wymondham College, Norfolk, 1959-68; Sheffield City Poly, 1969-75; City of London school, 1984-5; Highgate School, 1985-7; Blackheath High School, 1987. Also contains file of papers and correspondence with Ministry of Labour and National Service concerning intended career as a teacher, 1951; file of testimonials and CVs, 1951 - 2005

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Posted from Bury St. Edmund's

These are land and income tax receipts from John Nichols and J. Wallis, Collectors, to Mr. Emson. They include land tax and income tax for his property in Trumpington and at Jesus College.

These are land tax receipts for Mr. Robert Emson in Jesus College and Trumpington from 1844 and 1845.

Receipts of Mr Emson's land tax, income tax, and schedule of Jesus College and Dr Chapman payments from John Nichols, Collector. They have been attached to each other with an adhesive. The payments are in the amount of £0 13s 10 1/2d, £0 11s 3d, £0 11s 3d, and £2 8s 0d

Includes printed copies of enclosure and other acts effecting College properties. Includes copies of St Andrew the Less, Cambridge, Act (1807), an Act to authorise the sale and conveyance of ground for the enlargement of the Public Library and Lecture Rooms in the University of Cambridge and for the erection of an Astronomical Observatory and for the Fitzwilliam Museum (1822), An act for more effectually repairing the road from Jesus Lane....to the first rubbing house on Newmarket Heath, (1815), An Act for building a new gaol for Cambridge (1827), An Act for more effectually repairing the roads from Cambridge to the Wadesmill Turnpike in Great and Little Chishill in Essex and Royston in Cambridgeshire, 1828), Oakington Act (1833), Great Shelford Act (1834), Over Act (1837), Stow cum Quy Act (1839), An Act for draining certain Fen lands and low ground in the parishes of Cottenham, Rampton and Willingham in Cambridgeshire (1842), Willingham Act (1846).

Includes printed copies of enclosure and other bills effecting College properties. Includes copies of a bill to further explain and amend the acts for the commutation of tithes in England and Wales (1840), St Andrew the Less, Cambridge bill (1806), Copyhold enfranchisements and other lands subject to manorial rights (1840), Copyhold and Customary Tenure Bill (1840), bill for Promoting the Public Health (1848), Inhabited House Duty Bill (1851), Episcopal and Capitular Estates Management Bill (1851), First General Report from the Church Estates Commissioners (1852), Enfranchisement of Copyholds Bill (1852).

Includes printed copies of enclosure acts effecting College properties. Includes copies of Graveley Act (1802), St. Giles, Cambridge Bill (1802), St. Giles, Cambridge Act (1802), Barnwell Bill (1806-7), Barnwell Act (1807), Steeple Morden Bill (1806-7), Steeple Morden Act (1807), Bottisham Act (1801) and Swaffham Prior Act (1805). Also includes annotations by Mr. Marsh on the St Giles, Cambridge Bill.

Includes printed copies of enclosure and other acts effecting College properties. Includes copies of West Wratting Inclosure statement of the claims (1809), St. Giles, Cambridge Act (1802), Graveley Act (1802), Charnwood Forest and Rothley Plain, Leicestershire Act (1808), West Wratting Act (1809), Bletchingley and Horne, Surrey Act (1810), Coe Fen, St. Mary the Less, Cambridge Act (1811), Act for vesting certain lands in Essex and Cambridgeshire belonging to Jesus College with Sir William Maynard and his heirs (1763), Tempsford, Bedfordshire Act (1777), Embanking, draining and otherwise improving Canvey Island, Essex (1792).

Includes printed copies of enclosure and other acts effecting College properties. Includes copies of an Act for making the river Cam more navigable from Clayhithe Ferry to the Queen's Mill (1765), Act for vesting certain lands in Essex and Cambridgeshire belonging to Jesus College with Sir William Maynard and his heirs (1763), Tempsford, Bedfordshire Act (1777), Embanking, draining and otherwise improving Canvey Island, Essex (1792), a Bill to enable the governor and Company of the Bank of England to purchase certain houses and ground contiguous to the Bank of England (1793), Baresby and South Croxton, Leciestershire Bill (1803), Clauses to be inserted into the paving bill for Cambridge (1794), an Act for the better paving, cleansing and lighting the town of Cambridge (1788), an Act to amend and enlarge the Cambridge paving act 1788 (1794), an Act for dividing, allotting and laying in common land in Great Wilbraham (1797), an Act for amending, altering, improving an dkeeping in repair the raod leading from Cambridge into the old North Road near Arrington bridge (1797), an Act for allotting and dividing open and common land in Harston, Hauxton, Little Shelford and Newton (1798).

For inclosing lands int he parish of Sutton in the Isle of Ely and County of Cambridge, 1838

Papers, including maps and plans, outlining the extent of College property in Cambridge and how it was effected by enclosure.

Extract from the award by the Commissioners, by an Act of Parliament in the 48th year of George 3rd, giving to James Barton, in lieu of his copyhold rights of common , a piece of land on the green.

Includes printed copies of enclosure and other bills effecting College properties. Includes copies of Harston bill (1797) with extensive annotations, Harlton Bill (1807), A bill for more effectual provision for the maintenance of stipendary curates in England, and for their residence on their Cures (1808), Bletchingley and Horne Bill (1809), A bill to amend the general inclosure Act etc (1811), Coe Fen, St Mary the Less, Cambridge Bill (1811) with annotations, a bill to explain and amend the general inclosure Act (1812), Stapleford Bill (1812), Hinxton Bill (1819).

Papers relating to Enclosure and the Enclosure Awards with which the College was involved

Comprises correspondence, mainly with Melvin J Lasky (editor), asking Bronowski to write articles and reviews, arranging to meet, and on the Salk Institute subscribing to Encounter.

Includes a copy of an article about Stephen Spender and Frank Kermode resigning from the editorial board of Encounter because the journal was funded through the Central Intelligence Agency of the United States (Oct 1972). Also includes two volumes of Encounter (May and June 1966).

Comprises material relating to requests for Bronowski to write articles, and work carried out for the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

Comprises correspondence relating to: a preliminary review of technology that Bronowski prepared for the Encyclopaedia (not specifically for publication, 1964); an invitation to write an article on 'Human Nature' (1970); and Bronowski becoming a member of Britannica International Encyclopaedia Board of Advisors (Japan).

Comprises correspondence relating to the Encyclopedia (being prepared by the Kennedy Center for Bioethics at Georgetown University in Washington D C) for which Bronowski was a member of the editorial board.

Also includes drafts of the contents table, a prospectus for the Encyclopedia, and lists of associate editors and members of the advisory board.

Consists of a pamphlet written by Bronowski and published by the Bureau of Current Affairs (United Kingdom) in association with UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation). Includes one annotated correction by Bronowski.

Consists of a ring bound diary [kept by Sylvia Hodgson] showing a week to a page. Includes notes of engagements such as meetings; lunches; events such as lectures, seminars and symposia; Bronowski's travel plans. Also includes reminder notes.

Consists of a ring bound diary [kept by Sylvia Hodgson/Fitzgerald] showing a week to a page. Includes notes of engagements such as meetings; lunches; events such as lectures, seminars and symposia; Bronowski's travel plans. Also includes reminder notes.

Consists of a ring bound diary [kept by Sylvia Fitzgerald] showing a week to a page. Includes notes of engagements such as meetings; lunches; events such as lectures, symposia and film showings at the Salk; Bronowski's travel plans. Also includes reminder notes.

Consists of a ring bound diary [kept by Sylvia Fitzgerald] showing a week to a page. Includes notes of engagements such as meetings, notes about when fellows were arriving at the Salk Institute [for annual meetings], Jacob and Rita Bronowski's travel plans.

Bill for Jesus College Chapel from Robert Dent Ltd, General Smith and Hot Water Engineer

Bill for gas engine oil and other works
Total £5; 15s

Marked as received on 20th October 1921

"England, Wales and Scotland: Medieval", [by] Martin Allen, typescript, twenty-eight pages on as many folios (recto only), not pagination, undated but datable to after 2001 and no later than 2003, when the published version of this paper appeared in A Survey of Numismatic Research 1996-2001. The paper consists in a bibliographic essay, pp. [1-14], and the relevant bibliography with 252 entries, pp. [14-28].

"English Hammered Coinage, vol. 2 [book review]", by Ian Stewart, typescript [carbon copy], three pages on three folios (recto only), undated but datable to about 1960 when both the book under review and the review itself were published.

Handwritten piece of paper entitled 'English Hymnal, 151'. Undated

English Mass - For mixed choir, congregation and organ. By Anton Heiller.
Published by McLaughlin & Reilly Company, Boston, Massachusetts.

Comprises correspondence and memoranda relating to Susha Guppy visiting the Salk Institute and writing an article on the Institute for the Sunday Telegraph. Also includes a press cutting of an article by Susha Guppy entitled 'The Painter's Return' from Nova (magazine).

English translation (early 19 cent.) of 79 a-c and of another document concerning tithes of a watermill

Receipt for reframing and cleaning of college paintings as well as building screws and cords. total of £12 3s. 7d. with a discount of 13s. for a total of £12 10s. 7d.

Paid 12 pounds, 10 shillings and 7 pence to H. Mutton, regilding frames and paintings and cleaning paintings, cleaning a lock, yards of cord

From Pemberton & Thrower to Dr. Rev. French
Note stating that they have sent the engrossments of 9 leases and will be handling the remaining leases of Mr. Hodgson and Mr. Turner tomorrow. Made change of 3.3.0 for the Park Street leases because in 1831 the lesees paid the full changes but since the properties are small the deduction was made by the company. The original lease to Turner was for six houses, four of which he sold to Mr. Law, and this was handled at the office of Harris and Sumptey. This is mentioned because Turner will not be able to give up his old lease upon signing the new one.
P.S. Mention of monetary handlings with Mr. Turner
P.S. Since writing the engrossments were sent to Mr. Turner

Consists of annotated plans/rough scripts, including technical requirements, for 4 television programmes in the 'Enquiry into the Unknown' television series featuring Bronowski (no. 1 'Do Animals Think?', no. 2 'Can Machines Think?', no. 3 'Sixth Senses' and no. 4 untitled).

Consists of a copy of an Italian journal, 'Periodico di Matematiche' (Vol. XXV, No. 2), containing the article by Enriques, inscribed "J Bronowski 1947". With an envelope listing the article.

7⅝ x 10⅛. Published by W. H. Beynon

Comprises material relating to meetings held in La Jolla (Aug 1969) and New York (Oct 1969) as a pilot study by the Salk Institute, funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. These meetings on the 'Entry of Biology into Humanistic Studies' led on to the formation of the Council for Biology in Human Affairs at the Salk Institute.

Includes correspondence with, and applications to, funding bodies.

Empty envelope, 6x12cm, addressed to Dr Westmorland. Undated.