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Includes correspondence with H. R. Dean, Master of Trinity Hall and chairman of the exhibition committee for an exhibition of College silver to be held at the Fitzwilliam Museum. Includes list of 16 items to be borrowed from Jesus, 1931; Photographs showing the 2014 College silver audit in Hall by butler Stephen Sayers;

Shows the existing floor plans and proposed alterations to the basement, ground, first and second floors.

Showing the hand-drawn sketches of an overall key plan and a survey plan of the northeast corner of the Cloister Court

Two copies showing Ground, First and Second floor existing plans with informal hand-written pencil annotations.

Bill of Jesus College Examinations to J & J. J. Deighton for stationary for examinations. Including quires of paper, pens, blotting and ink. Total of £4 9s 6d.

Receipt of payment from the Rev Dr French for the total of £4 9s 6d from J & J. J. Deighton. Signed by (?)

£73 9s on cooks, £14 16s 8d on coal for the hall and kitchen, £7 11s 8d for porters' lodge, £2 10s for school room.

Expenses of Rustat Audit 1829, totalling £3 18s: 2 visitors (£1), 2 Fellows (10s), 8 scholars (8s) and Bursar's stipend (£2).
Note underneath: Sealing Harris' Lease £2 19s. With Mr Studholmes' compliments.

Note totalling the expenses relating to the estate at Great Shelford, in the tenure of Henry Hurrell. Total expenditure equals £572 7s, the rent of £630 minus the land tax, property tax and repairs (£57 13s). Paid by Henry Hurrell on the 28th November 1864.

Comprises correspondence with the Institute for Biological Studies/Salk Institute and The National Foundation mainly about paying expenses to Bronowski for work connected with the Institute (before Bronowski officially started working for the Salk Institute).

Also includes: correspondence relating to Edwin Lennox and Francis Crick claiming expenses; correspondence relating to the Internal Revenue Service; expense claim forms for Bronowski; and rough notes on estimated yearly costs [for Bronowski's laboratory and the Salk Institute].

Correspondents include: Elise Charles (Secretary to Bronowski), George S Conn (Treasurer, Salk Institute), William Glazier (Salk Institute), Charles S Wilson (General Manager, Salk Institute), H. E. White (Treasurer and Comptroller, The National Foundation and Assistant Treasurer, Salk Institute), and Francis Crick (Medical Research Council, Cambridge).

Consists of all 7 editions of a literary magazine edited by Bronowski and Hugh Sykes, annotated with 'B' on the front covers.

Numbers 2, 4, 5 and 7 contain poems and an essay by Bronowski which are annotated. There are two copies of number 5 which are annotated differently.

Consists of correspondence with Frank Cass & Company Ltd (publishers) on reprinting Experiment magazine.

Comprises a draft of section C on 'Electromagnetism' [of a planned Anthology of Experiments in Physics by Bronowski and Roger Partington], with comments inserted.

Comprises a draft of section A on 'Light' [of a planned Anthology of Experiments in Physics by Bronowski and Roger Partington] with comments inserted, a contents page, a list of things to be done for the anthology (such as write an introduction), and a photocopy of a reference for a book on the diffraction of light.

Comprises a draft of section B on 'Radiation' [of a planned Anthology of Experiments in Physics by Bronowski and Roger Partington], with comments inserted.

Consists of photocopied pages of equations and a note, [relating to a calculation involving time and velocity].

A collection of sermons and extracts; M. R. James's no. 65. Contains: 1) Expositio missae. In virtute sancte crucis; 2) extracts on leprosy and on the Holy Ghost; 3) Sermo Gibuini de filio prodigo and three other sermons; 4) extracts; 5) - 13) sermons for particular days in the church calendar; 14) extracts; sermons: 15) Omnis caro corruperat; 16) Vie syon lugent; 17) In hunc modum loquitur patres; 18) De institutione misse et de intellectu eorum 19) Ut intinguatur pes tuus; 20) Oritur sol et occidit; 21) sermo in dedicatione ecclesia; 22) Intravit ihesus in quoddam castellum; sermons: 23) on the parable of the vineyard; 24) Ite baptizate; 25) Cum invitatus fueris ad nuptias; 26) for the first Sunday after Pentecost (Temptatus est ihesus); 27) for the third Sunday after Pentecost (Que mulier habens dragmas); 28) extracts; 29) sermo in Quadragesima; 30) for the 13th Sunday (Et approprians samaritanus); 31) Quid sit fides; 32) Exposition of some Levitical ceremonies; sermons: 33) for Palm Sunday; 34) magistri Petri in ... (Surge aquilo); 35) extracts; 36) sermon on the blood of the Lamb; 37) extracts; 38) Incipit de xij apostolis ubi nati fuerint ... ; 39)Questiones de diversitate in officiis ecclesiasticis. Ends imperfectly. The binding has a leaf of a 13C folio psalter in double columns, the same as in Q.B.3. and Q.B.8, with flyleaves from the smaller psalter used to bind Q.G.4 and 5. The latter include parts of psalms 42-45 and 23 and 26.

Extemporization for Music Students. By Reginald Hunt.
Published by Oxford University Press, London.

Correspondence between the officers of Queen Anne's Bounty, the college, and the Rector Dr W.O. Cleave, about situation following the death of J. Birkett: his widow has no money, and a large family, one tenant is on the verge of bankruptcy, some land is not let, etc.

Showing the east end of the Chapel when flood lit.

Letter from Francis & Co., solicitors, about compensation for the loss of manorial incidents, and an acknowledgement by the Bursar.

Request of payment for extra labour in grove, received by the Bursar of Jesus College for S. Mann and W.J. Taylor (5 days of work each) for a total of 4p; 3s; 4d

Paid 48 pounds to 4 people (12 each) in "extra rewards". Unsigned. Kindersley, Jakeley, Robertson, Luckock.

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Reverend Latimer Neville and Edmund John Mortlock. Extract from lease dated 2nd May 1877. For the purposes of a Parade Ground and Rifle range for 21 years from 10th October 1876

Knight's, Staine's and Mortlock's Almshouses, King Street

Extract from the Will of Henry Grey, computing the annual value of the living at about £120. No date given.

Extract from the will of Elizabeth Benwell relating to No. 6 (later Nos. 25 and 26) Jesus Lane.

Compiled by George Broadrick, Bursar, and bequeathed by him to the Bursar in perpetuity in 1813. The precedents all come from the 18C or early 19C. Details of the college servants are given. There are additions in later 19C hands.

Notes made by John Gibson dealing with the value of tithe and rents, and the amount to be transferred to the new parish, using extracts copied from letters of S. Marling and S. Lloyd, from 1856.

Orders and conclusions taken from the conclusion books etc. of Jesus College Cambridge and classed under their several heads, 1799. In the handwriting of Dr Pearce, with an alphabetical index; the extracts are mostly from the 18C, and in some cases continue down to 1810.

Extracts for the years 1716, 1723, 1729, 1735, 1740, 1747, 1763, 1770, 1777, 1784. Note "Examin'd Rich'd Moss".

Extracts from the constitutions of Clement V', made up of "De summa trinitate et fide catholica R. Clemens vus" and "De rescript. R. - Abbates aut alii religiosi"; M. R. James's no. 29. Colophon: "Nomen scriptoris est thomas plenus amoris/ Iste liber constat Petro de Abyngdon/ Stephano". James notes that Thomas "plenus amoris", probably translatable as "Fullalove", is a name that commonly appears in Oxford mss.

Comprises a typescript of extracts annotated as "used as the basis of the lectures on 8, 10, 15 & 17 March" [at the American Museum of Natural History, New York, 1965], with a promotional leaflet for 'The Identity of Man' lectures at Sherwood Hall, La Jolla (Oct 1965).