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Consists of a reprint of an article, a chapter from a book and a pre-publication paper, about 19th Century Biological Science.

Consists of draft pages of a planned Anthology of Experiments in Physics by Bronowski and Roger Partington.

Consists of a transcript of 'Science and Man', programme number 438 of the 'Men and Molecules' radio programme, broadcast via the American Chemical New Service in Washington D C, with a letter from Norman Metzger (interviewer) sending the transcript and tape of the programme.

Comprises copies of internal Salk Institute memoranda sent to all staff at the Salk Institute.

Subjects include: Institute policies and procedures, new staff and staff leaving, recreational activities including sports teams and the Recreational Association, the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, discounted tickets for events, volunteer opportunities in the San Diego area, invitations to Institute events, staff meetings, Board of Trustees meetings, a stolen microscope, salaries, and staff benefits.

Also includes: a memorandum from Stuart Ross to all staff sending information about the Council for Biology in Human Affairs (17 Feb 1970); and a few memoranda sent specifically to Bronowski, Sylvia Hodgson or Kathleen Murray.

83½ x 87. Designed by Graham Jones, made by John Reyntiens

Comprises: Sylvia Fitzgerald's notes, programme drafts and other material relating to arranging the tribute to Bronowski at the Salk Institute; and copies of letters to La Jolla Sinfonia and Captain Franklin (Naval Air Station, Miramar, San Diego) thanking them for their part in the tribute.

Comprises drafts and later typescripts of contributions for a Salk Institute Newsletter special edition on Bronowski [of talks given at the tribute to Bronowski held at the Salk Institute, 20 Sep 1974]. . Contributions were from Frederic de Hoffman, Jonas Salk, Salvador Luria, Gerard Piel and Leslie Orgel.

Also includes: correspondence between Sylvia Fitzgerald and Gerard Piel on his contribution to the Newsletter, a biography of Bronowski for inclusion in the Newsletter, captions for photographs, a photocopy of the Newsletter and a photocopy of a programme for the tribute at the Salk Institute.

[Description?] with a list of subscribers.

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Memorial service for Christopher Blunt:
(a) Order of service, St James's Church, Paccadily, Tuesday 5 January 1987 [sic; recto: 1988].
(b) "A Service of Remembrance and Thanksgiving for Christopher Blunt – St James's Church, Piccadily – Tuesday, 5th January 1988 – Address by Sir Robert Clark" [1924-2013], typescript, two pages on two folios (recto only).
(c) "Christopher Evelyn Blunt", typescript, four unnumbered pages on four folios (recto only), undated and unattributed but associated with the Order of Service for the Memorial and attributable to Ian Stewart on the basis of internal evidence.

Typescript of the address given by Stephen Heath at Laurence Picken's Memorial Service in Jesus College Chapel.

Sent to Anthea Smith by Edward Picken - kept with MS note enclosure (20 Jul 2007).

A memorial from the Vicar, churchwardens and other parishioners, noting that the plan for enlargement of the old church had been agreed, but now suggesting that it would be preferable to build a new church in Jesus Lane, "in the vacant premises of the old Manor House". Endorsed with a copy of an encouraging reply asking for the name of the proposed architect.

34 x 23¾. Beynon and Company Fine Art Publishers & Engravers, Cheltenham.

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Black and white photograph of the Frederick Brittain Memorial Doors at Jesus College

Memorandum that the most recent land tax receipt for the Park Terrace houses includes the property occupied by Dixon (formerly Harris), but this property now pays its own land tax.
Note also includes sum of other land tax receipts (including JCAD-2-2-9-1875-(47, 48)), reaching a total of £29-15-7.

Chald prince at Lynn - £207 18s 0d
Freight - £49 10s 0d
Porterage and Carting - £16 10s 0d
Lowance to Porters - £1 19s 9d
2376 Sacks at 1d per Saile(?) - £9 18s 0d
Brett's Or.(?) Acct. of Coal 15/0 pr. Or. - £3 0s 0d
Total: £288 15s 9d

Includes: number 83 King Street [65-67?], leased to the executors of the late Aaron Payne; number 84 King Street [11a Manor Street: the Harp Tavern], leased to the executors and exectrix of the late William Ekin; and number 85 King street [63 King Street and 11 Manor Street], leased to Thomas Ashman Driver and assigned by him to Edward Sanderson

Memorandum of Rustat Examination 1823. 1 Exam, 2 Fellows, 8 Scholars and 1 Rustat Bursar. For the total of £3 8s.

Recalls that labourers were digging clay in the Clint (?) farm in the parish of Eye, property of Marquis Cornwallis, found between five and six hundred gold Roman coins. Proceeds to list emperors under whose reigns coins were produced including Valchtinichus, Gratianas, Magnus Maximus, Theodorias, Honorias, Arcadius, Mediobartus. Possibly written by Thomas Wythe (see JCPP/French/1/2/2/2/5).

Note that 9s is paid to S Pryor for taking down, cleaning and refitting stone in the Chapel.

Memorandum of Bishop's queries of Minister and Churchwardens for the Parish of Eye. 18th May 1820. Queries of the parish asked at a visitation by the Bishop to Bury St. Edmund's. Includes questions such as location and size of parish, that there are no papists or quakers in the parish but that there are some baptists and methodists, very few people in the parish don't attend church, that Wythe resides in the vicarage of Eye and that his other benefice is Great Bradley, Mr. Bolton is the curate, details of church services and how they are performed, how many people usually attend services, teaching of 20 boys at the Free School, almshouses built by Nicholas Bedingfield, Sunday school is provided for 80 boys and girls, provisions for the poor and sick of the parish, church and vicarage are in good repair.

Parties: (1) The Trustees of The Methodist College (2) Jesus College. For hire of No. 31 Jesus Lane

Copy, in the handwriting of John Gibson, of a statement that a fixed amount of gross tithe rent charge should be alienated for the suppost of the incumbent of Stanley End. Undated, to be submitted to the General College Meeting in December.

Memorandum to A. M. Clark, Stanfrod-le-Hope, Essex. Reads:
Dear Sir,
I regret being unable to furnish you with a duplicate receipt for land tax paid me in respect of 'Lubbings' Farm for the year 1914-1915, but I can certify that you did pay me the sum of £3.2.0 (three pounds two shillings) on the 23rd day of February 1915, for the year in question.
Yours faithfully,
Edward, R. Porter

Concerning the doorrways on the ground, first and second floors being blocked up between 61 King Street [111-113] and the adjoining property on the East [115?]

Memorandum that John Hooper has paid J.P. Birkett £4, the annual subscription of the Master and Fellows of Jesus College to the Graveley charities.

Memorandum Concerning John Few's agreement to pay £18 5s per annum for a parcel of land of seven and a half acres in Willingham. The agreement was made on the 11th November 1820.

Memorandum by French concerning his wishes should he not survive his illness, Written at Ryde, Isle of Wight, 15th February 1845. Includes money to be given to Shackle, Malyn, Hall, Harriet, Eliza and William for their kindness to him during his illness. Also for £100 to be lodged with the Society for Building Churches for the purpose of building a small chapel of ease and school room at Hissay, Yorkshire. Full wages also to go to all his servants with him at the time of this death.

Memorandum Book of Proceedings of College Meetings made by William French, 1842 - 9. Also some notes glued into book, presumably notes made at meetings made on scraps of paper rather than directly into the book

Letter from John Driver declaring that he will remove the privy he built on Jesus College land adjoining that of his own situated on King Street and Manor Street that is now also leased to him. Also to erect a brick wall 6ft high between any said freehold and leasehold premises when required by the bursar of Jesus College. Witnessed by William Quinsee.

Written on back of pre printed letter saying "Sir, I beg to inform you that your PLANWS for the FITZWILLIAM MUSEUM have been duly received. I am Sir, your obedient servant, Vice-Chancellor. Jesus Lodge, Cambridge, April 14 1835."

Henry Grey relates the decision of the Court of Exchequer, that he should pay £20 to Queen's College in a tithe dispute, and £60.10.0 taxed costs, and empowers Gilbert Hook to pay to Queen's the £50 withheld from the purchase price of the living.

"Dear Sir, I shall be much obliged if at your convenience you will forward us the 1/2 year rent on above [Jesus Lane Property] due Midsummer ..." Memorandum is addressed to the Bursar Jesus College and is from Hopkins & Co., Livery Stable Keepers, Trumpington Street, Cambridge.

"Jesus Lane Property: Dear Sir, We should be much obliged if you will let us have cheque for the 1/2 year due Xmas last re the above. yours obediently Hopkins 16."

A Cottenham, Rampton & Willingham Drainage District bill for £3 8s 2d due 4th of June. "If not then paid, the penalty of three shillings and four-pence in the pound will be enforced."

Notes on practical and financial matters, with letters and other documents pasted in.

Consists of internal Salk Institute memoranda about setting the date for the next annual Fellows' meeting, potential new Fellows to be discussed at the meeting, and the establishment of a Neurobiology programme at the Salk Institute.

A memo made out to J. H. H. Goodwin, Jesus College certifying that the sum of £18 3s 3d is due to W. D. Mackay in settlement of fencing and building site in King Street Cambridge.

Correspondence relating to anonymous gift of artwork which had previously been included in the 2003 'Sculpture in the Close' exhibition.

Includes minutes of meetings, agendas, financial statements, other meeting papers and correspondence.

Includes minutes of meetings, agendas, memoranda, reports, financial statements and other related documents.

Part 1: meetings Dec 1965-Oct 1967; Part 2: meetings Feb-Dec 1965; Part 3: meetings Dec 1963-Sep 1964.