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(1) 27th November 1891 - letter from Mr Solly to the College asking if he could rent the land in the Trumpington Field behind Mr Beale's house which he intended turning into a poultry farm. He also asked for permission to erect a small "one storey portable galvanised iron cottage for his man to live in and guard his valuable birds. Note on the back to say the College Council had agreed

(2) 19th February 1892 - letter from Alfred Kett to the College asking if they had given their sanction for a large shed looking place to be put up and used as a dwelling house. He complains that it is close to the back of his house and garden so that he is overlooked and it is a great nuisance

(3) 19th February 1892 - letter to Mr Kett from E. H. Morgan confirming that the tenant did get permission before he built the hut and he had measured the distance from the hut to the wall at 52 yards. He also says that he is sorry his tenant has had his view of the Trumpington fields interrupted

(4) 22nd February 1892 - letter from Mr Kett to E. H. Morgan thanking him for his response and apologising that his tenant had not measured the distance from the hut to the garden wall before complaining and Mr Kett writing to the College

Correspondence concerning Mr Solly's offer to lease or buy a small piece of land so that he could continue with his poultry farm (the remainder of the land that he had been leasing had been sold to Messrs Rattee & Kett)

Five income tax receipts, for the tax years 1861 and 1862, for Mr Seymour of All Saints parish, dated 23 April 1862 (16s 1/2d); 18 July 1862 (16s 1/2d); 21 October 1862 (£1 12s 1/2d) and two for 7 March 1862 (£1 2s 3d and 4s 6d). The first three are signed by R Peters and the final two are signed by H Fuller.
The final item is a note adding up the above charges.

Contains accounts.

Paid 15s to Mr Raynes for preaching a vacant preacher's course.

Mr Ramsay to Dr French.
For Coals Xmas. Names of Fellows with No. of Chald. and price, as well as no. of coal used in college rooms.
Total: £156 5s 0d

Copy of the case, with the opinion of Mr T. Raine of Lincoln's Inn.

Letter from Mr Preston asking for permission to build the boundary wall higher so that he was not overlooked.

Two printed receipts for land tax (£2.3.3 and £2.2.11) received of Mr. John Preston for Jesus College lands. Signed (?) by Edmund Palmby and John Bullen, and by John Holmes and Hinery (Henry?) King, Collectors.

Two printed receipts for land tax (£2.3.3 and £2.2.11) received of Mr. John Preston for Jesus College lands in Barnwell. Signed (?) by Edmund Palmby and John Bullen, Collectors.

Quarterly bills from Lady Day 1852 to Christmas 1854.

Receipt for a quit-rent of £0.4.10.1/2 for the use of Jesus College, due to John Martin Esqr. from Mr. Muggleton at Michaelmas last. Signed by Benjamin Kettle, Receiver.

Two receipts for a half-year's land tax of eighteen shillings, due at Lady-Day and Michaelmas, from Mr. Muggleton for the use of Jesus College. Signed by William Banks, Collector.

Receipt for eighteen shillings, half a year's land tax from Mr. Muggleton for the use of the College, due at Lady-Day. Signed by Wm. Banks, Collector.

Colour sections and elevations of a new barn and stabling at a farm on the Hills Road in the occupation of Mr J. A. Moyes. Scale: 1" to 1'

Colour drawing of a new barn and stabling at a farm on the Hills Road in the occupation of Mr J. A. Moyes. Ground floor plan, plan of the upper part of the barn and granary, part sections and elevations. Scale: 1" to 1'. Also a detailed 2 page estimate of costs listing the type and quantity of building materials

Plans of farm buildings in the occupation of J. A. Moyes "lately destroyed by fire". A ground plan shows - open sheds, the barn, stable with granary over, an implement shed, a chaff shed, a horse shed, a drill shed, a cart shed and cottages. Also sections and elevations

Plan of the estate on Hills Road showing an area of land between Cherry Hinton Road and Hills Road. There are pencil notes on the plan but the only name printed on it is Mr P. S. Hudson

These documents include receipts of land tax payment, property tax payment, two installments of tax payments for Fen Land, Eau-Brink Drainage tax, and South Level Drainage tax made by Mr John Few to Collectors Smith and Barker, J. Haird, and Marshall

(1) Letter from J. Carter Jonas & Sons (dated 17th October 1934) informing the College that they had received an application from Mr Jacklin for the house at a rent of £40 per annum subject to the College converting the top back bedroom into a bathroom at a cost of £25 10s 0d, providing a new sink in the scullery and allowing the tenant £15 towards internal decorations. Mr Jacklin was employed by the Eastern Counties Omnibus Company and he proposed to have one or two boarders "of the Bank Clerk type"

(2) Letter from J. Carter Jonas & Sons (dated 22nd October 1934) informing the College that they had received references and thought he would make a "satisfactory tenant"

Mr Hustler to R. Brett.
£1 2s 3d for Attendance of coal and measuring.

Francis Hodson's bill to the Rev. Mr. Raynes, for printing 500 receipts for College rents and for quarto writing paper. The bill in the hand of either Mr. Hodson or Mr. Raynes, signed for £0.9.0 received "for father by me Edwd. Hodson".

Paid by Mr Matthew Halls for work done at Hundon. Paid by Matthew Halls land tax. Paid 2s 2d for quit-rent for Manor of Hundon.

Consists of a ring bound diary [kept by Sylvia Hodgson/Fitzgerald] with some additional notes inserted. Includes notes of meetings, travel plans and visitors to the Salk Institute.

Notebook containing copies of: petition of the Fellows to the Visitor (James Yorke, Bishop of Ely); answer of the Visitor; Sir William Scott's Opinion; Dr Harris's Opinion; sentence of the college; Frend's appeal to the Visitor; answer to Frend's appeal; Frend's reply; the Visitor's adjudication; Sir William Scott's second Opinion; resolution of the college; the Master's notice to Frend to quit.

All items relating to Mr Fielding of Graveley.
The first item is an income tax receipt dated 7 May 1861 from Mr Fielding of Graveley for the sum of £3 13s 3d, for the third quarter of the year 1860-1. Signed by Geo [George] Ford, collector.
The second item is an income tax receipt dated 6 February 1861 from Mr Fielding of Graveley for the sum of £3 13s 3d, for the second quarter of the year 1860-1. Signed by Geo [George] Ford, collector.
The third item is an income tax receipt dated 14 December 1861 from Mr Fielding of Graveley for the sum of £7 16s 5d, for two quarters of the year 1861-2. Signed by Geo [George] Ford, collector.
The fourth item is an invoice from Chas [Charlie] Chamberlain to Mrs Fielding, for charges including mending thatch on the barn, for bunches of studs, and for rope. All totals 11s 6d. Signed as paid by Chamberlain 10 March 1861.
The fifth item is an invoice from James Ellwood to Mr Fielding, detailing that the shelter at Mrs Fielding’s was blown down and has had to be rebuilt, with charges for thatching, repairs, and claying, all totalling £6 5s. Signed as paid by Ellwood.
The sixth item is an invoice from James Ellwood to Mr Fielding for repairs done on the farm, charging for the work as well as for materials. All totals £2 12s 3d. Signed as settled on 12 December 1861 by Ellwood.
The seventh item is a receipt from R. Underwood, ironmonger, to Mr Fielding, with charges for nails, a clasp, and a pail, all totalling 14s 5d. Signed as received 14 December 1861 by R Underwood.
The eighth item is a receipt from the Sun Fire Office for £2 9s 6d, that being one year's premium and duty for the year Michaelmas 1861 to Michaelmas 1862 on the insurance of £900, for the Farm House and Homestead in Graveley. Signed by Henry Hazard and dated 25 December 1861.
The ninth item is a note adding up the charges detailed in the rest of the items.

A bundle of income and land tax receipts for Mr Emson from Trumpington.
The first item is an income tax receipt addressed to Emson, dated 8 November 1860 for 14s, for two quarters' income tax.
The next four items are land and assessed tax receipts for the first and second moiety of 1859-60 and the first moiety of 1860-1, with two for the second moiety of 1859-60, dated 28 July 1861 (7s); 4 February 1860 (18s); 10 November 1860 (13s 10 1/2d); and 5 May 1860 (13s 10 1/2d). All five receipts are signed by John Nichols, the collector.
The sixth item is a note totalling these charges.

A bundle of items relating to Mr Ellis from the parish of Willingham.
The first two items are income tax receipts, for the third and fourth quarter of 1860-1, for Ellis, dated 22 January 1861 (9s 6d) and 24 April 1861 (9s 6d). First signed by William Howlett and second by Alfred Underwood.
The third item is a land and assessed tax receipt addressed to Ellis for the first moiety of 1861-2, dated 29 October 1861, for the sum of £1 8s 3d, signed by Alfred Underwood.
The fourth item is a receipt for a land tax, dated 27 November 1860, for a sum of £1 3s 3d, upon £7 2s 3d of fen land in Cottenham Level, belonging to the Master of Jesus College. Signed as received by Haird.
The fifth item is a land and assessed tax receipt addressed to Ellis for the second moiety of 1860-1, dated 26 April 1861, for the sum of £1 8s 3d, signed by William Howlett.
The sixth and seventh items are receipts for a land tax, dated 27 November 1860 and 30 March 1861, for a sum of 12s each, upon £5 1s 3d of fen land in Cottenham Level, belonging to Jesus College. Signed as received by J Haird.
The eighth item is an invoice from Mrs Ellis to J Blunt for an allotment gate, totalling 11s. Signed as settled by Blunt, 3 April 1861. On the back is a note totalling the charges of the rest of the bundle.

Trustees of a tenement being number 11 (the corner house) Manor Street, Parish of the Holy Trinity occupied by W W Coxall [?]. Another tenements adjoining the last and facing [?] King Street being number 85 [63] occupied by John Coxall. Estimated gross annual value £22

Two property and income tax receipts for payments from Mr. Dixon to the Parish of St. Andrew the Less, for taxes on the land of Jesus College. Each amounting to 10s 1/2d, each signed J. Webb, collector

Receipt for 12 shillings received of Mr. Raynes for cutting (?) the Quick of the Marster's Close. Signed by Bennet Cranwell.

Statement of the case, with the opinion of Mr Const of Pump Court, Temple

Performance of La Clemenza di Tito by Mozart, Sleeping Beauty Waltz by Tchaikovsky and Variations on a Theme of Joseph Haydn by Brahms in the College Chapel on Sunday 14th June 2009 at 8pm

Mozart Sämtliche Kirchensonaten / All the Church Sonatas - Heft V (Sonate in C für zwei Violinen, zwei Trompeten, Orgel, Violoncello und Baß) / Book V (Sonata in C major for two Violins, two Trumpets, Organ, Violoncello and Bass). By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Urtext der Neuen Mozart-Ausgabe / Urtext of the New Mozart Edition.
Full score.
Published by Bärenreiter, Kassel.

Mozart Sämtliche Kirchensonaten / All the Church Sonatas - Heft III-IV (Zwei Sonaten in C für Orgen und Orchester) / Book III-IV (Two Sonatas in C major for Organ and Orchestra) By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Urtext der Neuen Mozart-Ausgabe / Urtext of the New Mozart Edition.
Full score.
Published by Bärenreiter, Kassel.

Mozart Sämtliche Kirchensonaten / All the Church Sonatas - Heft II (5 Sonaten für zwei Violinen, bass (violoncello) und orgel)/ Book II (5 sonatas for two violins, bass (violincello) and organ) By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Edited by Karl Schleifer.
Full score and parts (Violin I, Violin II, Violoncello/Bass).

Contents:

• Sonata in F major, KV 244
• Sonata in D major, KV 245
• Sonata in G major, KV 274
• Sonata in C major, KV 328
• Sonata in C major, KV 336

Published by Bärenreiter, Leipzig.

Mozart Sämtliche Kirchensonaten / All the Church Sonatas - Heft I (Neun Sonaten für zwei Violinen, Orgel und Violoncello/Bass) / Book I (Nine Sonatas for two Violins, Organ and Violoncello/Bass). By Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Edited by Minos E. Dounias.
Full score and parts (Violin I, Violin II, Violoncello/Bass).

Contents:

• Sonata in E flat major, KV 67
• Sonata in B flat major, KV 68
• Sonata in D major, KV 69
• Sonata in D major, KV 144
• Sonata in F major, KV 145
• Sonata in B flat major, KV 212
• Sonata in G major, KV 241
• Sonata in F major, KV 224
• Sonata in A major, KV 225

Published by Bärenreiter, Kassel.

Concert of Mozart's Requiem and Beethoven's Symphont No.8 by Jesus College Choral Society in the College Chapel 16th February 1974 at 8.30pm

Consists of 17 mounted photographs.

1. Jacob and Rita Bronowski in their living room in La Jolla with the Taung child skull. From promotional material for 'The Ascent of Man'. Black and white, c. 260mm x 205mm.

2. Film crew, giant head sculpture and microscope on a beach [from 'The Ascent of Man']. Black and white, c. 260mm x 205mm.

3. Bronowski with [his grandson, Daniel] playing with blocks. Black and white, c. 255mm x 205mm.

4. Bronowski with a model of a brain. Black and white, c. 255mm x 205mm.

5. Bronowski and film crew [from 'The Ascent of Man' filming]. Black and white, c. 255mm x 205mm.

6. Bronowski in front of ruins [from 'The Ascent of Man']. Black and white, c. 255mm x 205mm.

7. [A scene from 'The Face of Violence' play at the Old Globe Theatre, San Diego, 1971]. Black and white, c. 255mm x 205mm.

8. Photographic copy of drawings of the human anatomy [by Leonardo da Vinci]. Black and white, c. 255mm x 200mm.

9. Photographic copy of a drawing of a machine [by Leonardo da Vinci]. Black and white, c. 200mm x 150mm.

10. A photographic copy of a drawing of William Blake at the age of 28 and 69 by Frederick Tatham. Black and white, c. 255mm x 205mm.

11. Bronowski sitting in front of a sphinx, from 'The Ascent of Man'. Black and white, c. 255mm x 205mm.

12. Bronowski giving a seminar [at the Salk Institute, on 'The Biological Foundations of Language'/'Language in a Biological Frame', 1968-1969]. Black and white, c. 255mm x 205mm.

13. Whitechapel Library and Museum, London. Black and white, c. 255mm x 200mm.

14. [Daniel Lehrman lecturing at the Salk Institute, 1967]. Black and white, c. 255mm x 205mm.

15. [Leo Szilard lecturing at the Salk Institute, c. 1963-64]. Black and white, c. 255mm x 205mm.

16. Aerial view of the Salk Institute. Black and white, c. 255mm x 205mm.

17. A head-shot of Bronowski in his office at the Salk Institute during programme 3 of the KPBS-TV series 'Jacob Bronowski: 20th Century Man', 1971. Colour, c. 180mm x 130mm.

The exhibition of selected books and papers from the Jacob Bronowski Collection was held at the University of Toronto Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library.

Comprises correspondence relating to a cancelled lecture on 'The Changing Attitudes of the Young in Today's World' that Bronowski was due to give (4 Jun 1973) to inaugurate a new Distinguished Speakers programme under the newly formed Friends of Psychiatry at Mount Zion Hospital and Medical Centre. Bronowski's lecture was cancelled due to illness.

Also includes a "speaking engagement" information sheet [made for the file].

In total, 76 fragments of moulded stone were recovered during the recent investigations conducted at Jesus College. Following initial analysis, however, 38 undiagnostic/repetitive fragments were discarded. This material was derived from five separate contexts at the site.

The first of these contexts, F.42, comprised a layer of demolition debris that was utilised as make-up material in c. 1500. The second, F.10, consisted of external cladding that was applied to the outer wall of the east range during the same period. The third – F.07, F.18 and F.19 – comprised a series of external layers that incorporated material derived from the partial demolition of the chapterhouse at the end of the 15th century, but which had later been extensively disturbed. The fourth context consisted of material that was utilised to block-up a doorway situated in the north wall of the chapel (again, most probably during the conversion of the buildings for collegiate use). Finally, the fifth context comprised a stack of redeposited fragments that had been walled-up inside a fireplace in the area of the former chapterhouse. In general, the material consisted of dressed ashlar, and both clunch and Barnack blocks were present. A number of moulded fragments were also identified, however, and the most significant examples are included.

F.10: an ‘elongated’ semi-circular shaft fragment, designed to be bonded into a wall.

F.42: a vault shaft; derived from the section at the back of the shaft, just above the corbel.

Chapel Doorway: a capital with stiff leaf decoration (only three stems survive).

F.19: a circular shaft fragment.