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Comprises a photocopy of the final programme script, annotated by [Bronowski and Jo Marquand], and a typescript for a new section to be filmed in the Natural History Museum.

Consists of a photocopy, with no annotations.

Consists of a photocopy, with no annotations.

Comprises 2 copies of the final programme script, one has minor annotations by [Kathleen Verlander].

Comprises a final programme script, a page from the shotlist for programme 4 and a typescript of new material annotated by [Sylvia Fitzgerald and Jo Marquand].

Comprises 2 copies of the final programme script. One with minor annotations by [Kathleen Verlander].

Comprises: 2 photocopies of the final programme script [one annotated with word counts]; notes [by Bronowski and another] on quotes by Isaac Newton to be added to programme/chapter 7; a photocopy of a biography of Isaac Newton, and a reprint of an article on Leibniz by Joseph Agassi with a press cutting about Greenwich Mean Time (Dec 1971).

Comprises a typescript of 'Language in a Biological Frame' for publication in 'Current Trends in Linguistics Vol. 12' with a list of references for the article.

Includes minutes, agendas and associated papers

Correspondence about the Proby Fund, and about pensin arrangements for the Revd Ll. Price

Comprises correspondence (mainly from within the Salk Institute) relating to the finances of the Institute. Subjects include: the Institute possibly assuming greater responsibility for grants management from the Public Health Service of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare (United States Government); charges for services from departments of the Salk Institute; travel expenses for Fellows working away from the Institute; a possible long-term loan for the Institute; a large bequest left to the Institute; regulation of salaries within the Institute; and a housing loan.

Also includes a letter from Basil O'Conner (President, The National Foundation) to Augustus Kinzel (President, Salk Institute) on the Institute's obligation to undertake a fund raising programme, and a report on 'Progress of Fund Raising at the Institute' (Dec 1965).

Brief list of college expenses.

Valuations of the benefice 1914, 1917, drafts for the presentation of a vicar, and further valuations. In 1920 the Vicar asked permission to sell glebe lands in Over and Swavesey: the College's consent to this is missing, though mentioned in the typescript list.

Includes extracts from relevant minutes of council explaining why a new accommodation building was needed, 1822-3; Various notes on projections of costs of building project and supposed income from the new building, including a letter from Christopher Pemberton advising that the College does not borrow money to help fund the construction, 4th May 1822;

Comprises financial statements and accountants reports that had been sent to the Salk Institute Finance Committee (Bronowski did not sit on the committee).

With memoranda from Presidents of the Institute sending financial statements to the Board of Trustees, an interim report of the Director to the Board of Trustees (Oct 1966), an agenda and papers to consider (many on finances and budgets) for the meeting of the Board of Trustees (Oct 1966), a report on fund raising for the Salk Institute, and a memorandum to Jonas Salk from Bronowski about the budget for scientific meetings.

Also includes a copy of a memorandum and financial forecast for the Salk Institute by H. E. White sent to Basil O'Connor (The National Foundation) describing the Salk Institute as in a "critical financial position", 1966. [H. E. White has been sent by O'Connor to report on the Institute's finances].

Correspondence with Queen Anne's Bounty and the Ecclesiastical Commission about an existing loan on the benefice, and measures to be taken for its augmentation. Theer is a reference to damage done to the chancel in 1914.

Includes departmental operating reports and grant status reports, which had been given to members of the Finance Committee.

Fine upon the conveyance from Smith to Glover (in Latin)

Final concord between (1) John Felton and William Howe, and (2) Sir Edward Clere [or Cleere], concerning the Rectory and a rood of ground. In Latin with the great seal of Elizabeth I, in white wax and fragmentary.

Mostly containing minutes of meetings of the Board of Trustees (Bronowski was a member).

Comprises minutes of meetings of the Board of Trustees, an annual Society meeting and a meeting of the Board of Directors, with financial statements, a copy of the Society byelaws, a list of trustees and a 'Ten Year Plan for the Fine Arts Society and the Fine Arts Gallery'.

Also contains correspondence relating to Bronowski's election to the Board of Trustees and notices of meetings.

Comprises minutes of Board of Trustees meetings, annual Society meetings, a Membership Committee meeting and an Executive Committee meeting, with financial statements, a list of trustees, meeting notices and a list of forthcoming events.

Also includes a fact sheet, correspondence and a promotional leaflet on proposed development in Balboa Park, San Diego.

Comprises minutes of meetings of the Board of Trustees and Executive Committee, with financial statements, notices of meetings and a copy of a letter about events to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Society,

Also includes a leaflet on a campaign against proposition number 18 (proposed legislation relating to censorship of 'indecent' art).

This certificate from the Norwich Union Fire Assurance Society certifies receipt of payment from the Master of Jesus College in the amount of £1 16s 0d for insurance of £600 from Christmas 1844 to Christmas 1845

Insurance policy from the Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society to Mr James Aprthorpe (baker) insuring 5 tenements all adjoining situate in Willow Row at the back of Maids Causeway for £400 and a dwelling house in Kings Street for £100

Policy 870757, receipt number 8010. Received of the Master and Fellows of Jesus College the sum of £6 for one year's insurance in the Sun Fire Office, London and £7 10s for one year's duty, according to Acts of Parliament, on £6000, insured from Midsummer 1814 to Midsummer 1815. Dated 24th June 1814.
Signed by witness Richard Cornings. Printed signatures for J. Hearne and E. Antrobus.

Receipt for 1 year's premium of £1 5s 4d on insurance of £1085, for the house and farm in the parish of St Giles. Signed by J. Carter Jonas.

Policy 870751, £6 received for one year's insurance in the Sun Fire Office, London; and £9 received for one year's duty on £6000, insured from Midsummer 1816 to Midsummer 1817.
Signed by Richard Cornings; policy signed by J. Hearne and E. Antrobus.

Paid to Sun Fire Office, London for one year's insurance and one year's duty, according to Acts of Parliament. Insured from 1821-1822, To encourage the removal of goods in cases of fire, this office will allow the reasonable charges attending the same; and makes good the sufferer's loss, whether destroyed, lost or damaged by such removal.

The sum of £1 16s 0d to be paid to Norwich Union Fire Assurance Society for one years insurance on £600 from 25 December 1839 to 25 December 1840. Fire Policy No. 126063

Policy 870751, £6 received for one year's insurance in the Sun Fire Office, London, and £7 10s for one year's duty on £6000 insured from mid-1815 to mid-1816.
Witnessed by Richard Cornings.

Received of Jesus College the sum of £2 17s 9d as a deposit on a proposed insurance of £3700 with the Sun Fire Office. Signed off by J. Carter Jonas, agent.

The sum of £15 15s 0d to be paid to Sun Fire Office for one years insurance plus duty on £7000 from mid 1840 to mid 1841 paid 25 June 1840 by Henry Hazard (agent). Fire Policy No. 1004952

17s 6d due from the college as a premium on a fire insurance of £700 for 2 houses on Malcolm Street. Received 25th Dec 1873 and signed by the agent, J. Carter Jonas.

£1 6s due from the college as a premium on a fire insurance of £1,600 for 8 houses on Jesus Lane. Received 25th Dec 1873 and signed by the agent, J. Caiki Jonas.

Receipt for £19-6-0 for one year's premium on an insurance of £25,000 for one year from Christmas 1874 covering college buildings and contents. Signed off by J. Carter Jonas, agent.

£1 2s 6d due from the college as a premium on a fire insurance of £900 for a farm at Graveley. Received 25th Dec 1873 and signed by the agent, J. Caiki Jonas.

£2 15s 6d due from the college as a premium on a fire insurance of £2,000 for a farm at Great Shelford. Received 25th Dec 1873 and signed by the agent, J. Carter Jonas

15s received of Jesus College for one year's premium on an insurance of £600 with Sun Fire Office, from Christmas Day 1873 to Christmas Day 1874.

£5 5s due from the college as a premium on a fire insurance of £500 for a farm on Hills Road. Received 25th Dec 1873 and signed by the agent, J. C. Jonas.

£1 5s 4d due from the college as a premium on a fire insurance of £1085 for a house and farm in St Giles'. Received 25th Dec 1873 and signed by the agent, J. Carter Jonas.

£1 7s 4d due from the college as a premium on a fire insurance of £620 for the college-owned house and premises in Willingham (Cambs.) . Received 25th Dec 1873 and signed by the agent, J. Carter Jonas.

Receipt for one year's premium on an insurance of £2000 from Christmas 1874 to Christmas 1875 on the college's farm at Great Shelford. Total sum £2 15s 6. Signed off by J. Caiki Jonas, agent.

Receipt for premium of £5 5s on fire insurance worth £500, covering Christmas 1874 to Christmas 1875, for the college's farm on Hills Road. Signed off by J. Caiki Jonas, agent.