No names given
A photograph and list of names as follows:
B.J. Arnold; G.L. Glover; J.A.G. Tindall; V.G.A. Baker; D.J. Morgan; J. Gayer-Anderson; R.G. Bickerton; D.J. Leapman; N.A. Lockington; J.P.C. Russell; M.H. Yeomans; J.W. Stone; D. Lloyd George; H.H. Hirst; J.R. Myhill; K.F. Rooney; J.D.F. Davison; G.D. Craig; R. Stoddart; D. Howorth; P.D.C. Hayes; G.K.V. Clarke; J.S. Mallinson; T.A. Mercer; M.H. Stainer-Hutchins; P.J. Higgins; A.L.W. Jenkins-Jones; W.B. Pennington; E.V. Southam; J.G. Mackie; V.M. Thomas; N.S. Dunthorne; E. Yates; J.L. Harris; R.N. Walters; H. Laing; J.B. [actually C.] Bottoms; E.E. Godfrey and G. [actually Q.] A. Geering.
A photograph and list of names as follows:
J.B.S. Harris; A.F.M. Morris; G.B. Faller; R.G.G. Baynham; H.G. Samek; P.J. Ezra; G.E. Graham; R.S. Harding-Klimanah [actually Harding-Klimanek]; A.P.S. Wynne-Jones; P.F.W. Foster; J.A. Whitwood; J. Burger; P.J.B. Paul and J.V. Rylands.
A photograph and list of names as follows:
D. [actually R.] M.C. Davies; J.O. Ballard; D.A. Aboav; J.L.P. Casson; A.A. Overmass; W.B. Palmer; W.P.G. Clark; R.J. Johnson; J. Brown; M.G. Webster; H.O. Griffin; A.C. Daniel; J. [actually D.] V. Fletcher; W.J.O. [actually C.] Little; J.D.R. Townsend; J.C. Pike; J. Raby; J. [actually T.] E. Stockley; K.G.P. Mackenzie; J.F. Crewdson; D.K. Denton; J.F. Richmond; D.E. Bidgood; R. Richardson; L.E. Harrisson; J. Finch; J.O. Spalding; J.B.S. Brabham and C.A.B. Bernstein.
A photograph and list of names as follows:
W.N. Monkman; A.G. Gordon; T. Andrews-Uthwatt; B.R.I.D. [actually B.R.D.J.] Hogg; W.C.E. Loftus; R.P. Bulman; J.B. Watkins-Baker; P. Lockett; B.H. Coleman; G. Tuck; R.J.W. Passmore and B.H. Threadgold.
A photograph and list of names as follows:
J.F. Veale; J.E. Portelly; E.O. Field; R.E. Davies; J.H. Coles; E.J. Miller; W.A. Barker; N.F. Curwen; P.A.H. Salter; G.A.R. Giri; Stanley S. Mitchell; H. [actually K.] L. Perkins; C. Leach; R.C. Lansberry; B.D. Till; E.H. Robinson and E.P. Tredinnick.
A photograph and list of names as follows:
Lord Strathcarron; C. Foster; P.A. Reid; D. Edwards; M.H. Quenoille; C.R. Cowlin; H.G. Baxter; V.D. Clout; G.H. Gilmour-White; J.B. Corfield; J.S. Todd; R.A.S. Calthorpe; K. Brewer; H.S. Evans; E.R. Boston; R.G. Nutt; S. Lucas; L.G. Wilmot; D.H. Shanks; A.G. Williams; P. Hudson; R.M. Holmes; G.P. Lee-Roberts; I. [actually T.] H. Furlong; W.R. Perkins and J.D. Naunton.
A photograph and list of names as follows:
D. [actually G.T.D.] Ingle: C.L.E. Hale; J.H.F. Batstone; M.J. Cowling; R. Lowe; J.E. Roughton; A.J. Troughton; F. Glenister; G.H. Burdge; N.E. Anderson; M.J.K. Davies; D. Horsley; M.W.L. Goodson; R.P. Flood; L.V. Leveroy; H.J. [actually K.I.] Jardine; H.S. Meredith; B.W. Muncey; S. [actually L.] J.M. Dunn; F.C. English; W.A.B. Chappel; P.J. King; H.D. Haddow; T.T. Bestow; D.C. Findlay; K.F.G. Ireland; W.T. Davies; P.J. Fox; D.N.F. Mears; S.E. Trickey; J.R. Jones; W. Greenwood; R. Carr; D.E. Coucom; J.B. Rowsell; J.A.C. Burrows; E. Buckley; R.N. Lewis; D. Perrins; M.H. McFarlane; J.K. Snape; J.E. Marwood; H.A.A. Uthwatt [actually Andrewes Uthwatt?]; P.J. [actually P.F.] Simms; M.R. Scott; C.J. Ashby; G. Mitchell; B. Morgan; J.F. Hall [actually Hull]; B.J. Jackson; L. Matthew; M. Penn; H.G. Williams-Ashman; R. Wilson; H.M. Mallett; A.E. Neave; T.J. [actually L.] Jones; J.E. Lloyd; A.V. Crannigan; D.J. Cox; F.R. Young; S.C. Wicks; H.K. Sambrook; L. Anderson; D.H. Spencer-Jones; P. Shireby; M.H. Prince; J. Yates; R.M. Craig; H. Rogers; R.G. Morrell and A.D. Wood.
A photograph and list of names as follows:
B.H. McGowan; J.L. Wood; E.P. Towers; D.E. Hodgson; H.S. Lloyd; G.B. Mitchell; M.A. Latif; G.S. Tucker.
A photograph and list of names as follows:
A.M. Friedson; J. Gelley; D.W. Davie; R. Cropper; J.B. Furniss; J. Glen; J.M. Cutts; R.E. Williams; D.H. Douglas-Menzies; C. Staffurth; J.G. Cuss; D.M. Rostern; J.B. Lynn; G.B. Mackay-Forbes; J.K. Carpenter; K.H. Dedman; T.J. Eady [actually Easby]; B. [actually R.C.] Daglish; M. Paine; N.H. Perrin; J. Russell; A. White; F.P. Goddard; R.W. Crampton; A.W. Butler; J.H. Curry; D.A. Fuller; P.M. Crook; J. Cunningham; Dr C.C. Keet; R.S. Davies; E.P. Wildy; J.P. Kingston and B. Gait.
No names given
A photograph and list of names as follows:
M.J. Boulesleix [actually M. F. Boulesteix]; G.L. Hollis; W.I. [actually T.] Wilson; I.E.C. Danvers; I.D. Angus; G. Thirtle; L.J. Hyde; M.A. Rich; G. Moore; J. [actually I.] C. Rule; E.M. Sproston; R.I.C. [actually R.I.G.] Carter; J.D. Brimacombe; A. Watt; A. Veale: A. Pearson; M.J. Fortune; R.J. Forster; A.C. [A.G.] Castell; P.F.R. Jackson; S.S. Prawer; A.M. Barry; D.R.A. Coleman; M.J. Henley; J.W. Bartle and J.H. Hicks.
Consists of a letter sending a notice of the Friends of Chess (United Kingdom) AGM and minutes for the previous meeting, the Chairman's report, accounts and membership list (all included).
Comprises correspondence on the annual general meetings (AGM) of Friends of Chess, membership and Bronowski suggesting patrons. Includes the Chairman's report for 1973-1974, a list of patrons and members (1973), agenda for the 1973 AGM, minutes of the 1972 AGM and a financial report to June 1973.
Papers relating to the friends of the choir. Includes promotional leaflets, c.2010, 2013, 2016 and 2017; Thank you cards, 1st July 2013;
Watercolour drawing
Watercolour drawing
A watercolour of the front elevation.
Colour sketch for the suggested elevation of the proposed new building for Marshall's Garage in Jesus Lane.
Geo. P. Banyard F.R.I.B.A, Chartered Architect, 4a Market St, Cambridge
Two notifications, in conformity with Section 27 of the Cambridge Corporation Act, 1922, that the Corporation proposes to prescribe and define a frontage line in King Street which affects the properties owned by Jesus College [Accompanying plan is found at JCAD/3/CAM/KING/GEN/3/1]
12th July 1816, £5 10s 3d.
2nd July 1816, £2 14s 6d received for dessert for Commons.
25th April 1816, £1 16s 6d received for Audit Day dessert. Paid 25th May 1816.
December 1815, £2 13s 9d received for Audit Day. Paid January 31st 1815. Costs include raisins, oranges, fig, apples, pears, brandy cherries, nuts.
Paid to Wilson Wiseman for fruit for commencement dinner and coronation dinner (to celebrate George IV coronation).
Wiseman, WilsonCambridge Oct 10th 1823
Received of Dr French Bursar the sum of seven pounds the amount of the bill delivered to William Wiseman.
Jesus College Cambridge to W Wiseman
Nov 26th - Dessert University Election
Dec 18th - Audit Dessert
April 1823 - Rustat Feast
July 1st - Dessert Commencement
£7.0.0
2nd December 17 desserts £3 0s 0d
4th April Rustat Audit £2 9s 6d
Tureen lid broken 3s 6d
6th July Commemoration £3 0s 0d
Total: £8 13s 0d
Annual fruit bill for a total of £8 19s:
Dessert audit, £3 3s
Rustat feast, £2 12s 6d
July 6, £3
(illegible), 3s 6d
Jesus College - Combination Room.
5th July 1814. Costs include: two dishes of [...]; two dishes of cakes; two dishes of oranges; four dishes of strawberries; four dishes of cherries; four dishes of nuts; preserves; two bottles of olives; cream and sugar.
Total £3 13s 0d, settled. Signed by E Wilson.
Note on reverse: Query - Fruit Bill Rustat Dinner 1814 whether paid or not by Broadrick.
Wilson, E.Fruit bill, £8 3s. 0d.
Paid £8 9s 6d to Wiseman for fruit on Audit day, Rustat Audit and M. A. Commencement.
Wiseman, WilliamPaid £7 18s 6d to Wiseman for dessert on audit day, Rustat Feast and MA Commencement.
Wiseman, WilsonBill and receipt for food payment from the college to William Wiseman. Including:
Extra Chestnuts, £3 5s
Dessert for Rustat Dinner, £2
MA commencement dinner, £2 2s 6d
Amounting to £7 9s 6d
Signed on receipt W. Wiseman.
Incomplete keyboard sketch.
Hurford, Peter (1930-2019), British organist and composerFirts Item: First two pages: Fugue in E minor (Chromatique!) for piano (?). Metronome marking: Andante espressivo.
Pages 3 and 4: Exposition and first middle entry group of FRCO fugue for String Trio (violin, viola and violoncello).
Second Item: Fugue in E minor (another hand written version of the first pages of the First Item with minor variations).
Fugue for organ in D minor.
Hurford, Peter (1930-2019), British organist and composer
Details and sections through early English capital of arcade in tower, capital of east end lancets of north side of chancel, the string course in the choir and band of shafts intersecting string course
Rowe, Richard Reynolds (1824-1899), Architect, Surveyor and EngineerPlan of Jesus Green, part of Jesus College site and Chesterton Road showing location of ditch and outline of watercourse. Also elevation of weir and penstock. Also includes copy of accompanying report
Hannah, Reed and Associates, Station Road, CambridgeComprises copies of correspondence between Augustus Kinzel (President) and Edwin Lennox (Fellow) relating to the governance of the Salk Institute and role of the Committee of Fellows [later called the Senior Fellows]. Also includes a copy of a note from Bronowski to Renato [Dulbecco] about [Fellows] to be recruited, and a list of Fellows.
Paid £10 to Fund for relief of the poor by distribution of bread and coals
Maddison, GeorgeComprises correspondence about and with potential donors, arranging meetings and visits to the Salk Institute, and discussing opportunities to raise the profile of the Salk Institute. Also include reports of donations made, grants and fellowships awarded, a summary of the Institute's financial assets, liabilities and operating funds (Oct 1965), and a report on fund raising at the Institute (Dec 1965).
Correspondence includes letters between Jonas Salk and Walt Disney on the possibility of making a film about the Institute, and a copy of a letter from E M Ramsey, Jr. (Public Relations Director, Salk Institute) to Edward Finney (President, Independent Motion Picture Producers' Association) about the Salk Institute Women's Association sponsoring the premier of 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolff'.
Letter written at Temple, London from Francis Newman Rogers, solicitor, to Jesus College. Stating that upon receipt of your letter yesterday, forwarded to him from Mr. Wood of Langford, I gave orders to my Bankers Mr. Hoares to transfer to the account of Jesus College the sum of £41 18s 5d as mentioned in your letter. This was the course always adopted by me in the time of the late Dr. French. Hopes he has acted correctly. Signed Francis Newman Rogers.
Rogers, Francis NewmanFuneral service for Christopher Evelyn Blunt:
(a) Order of service, Holy Cross Church, Ramsbury, 26 November 1987.
(b) "Funeral of Christopher Blunt – 26th November 1987", text of talk given at the funeral by his nephew, [Rev.] Robert Hughes, typescript (photocopy), two pages on two folios (recto only). There is a note in the upper margin that reads "Robert Hughes", apparently in Ian Stewart's hand, identifying the author.
Comprises purchase orders for furniture, some office equipment, and a model of a brain, for Bronowski's offices in the Salk Institute.
Also includes a rough floor plan of [Bronowski study or office], a note from Kathy [Verlander] to Sylvia [Fitzgerald] about chairs, a copy of a letter about designing a bookcase to hold the Szilard collection of books, and a copy of a letter about a painting being shipped to Lisa Bronowski.
Includes correspondence with Dee Jay Restorations relating to repairs to mahogany tripod table, main dining table, chairs and carver chair, president's chair in SCR, litany desk in Chapel; Quotation and correspondence with Mr. D. J. Waters of Swavesey relating to restoration of President's chair in SCR, 1987; Invoice from Probak upholstery specialist for work done in SCR, 1988;
Dee Jay RestorationsIncludes note on the history and restoration of chairs in the SCR, 2015;
Bill for 2 Deal Tables "made to order", costing £3 10s; 6 yards of green baize cloth for £1 16s; and repairing one blind, 1s 3d.
John Swan and Son