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Paid £3 8s 10 1/2d to Robert Painter. For: squares of glass, puttey work to windows, new clack to the box to the pump, cleaning of windows, throwing off snow, casements, new lead to carpenter and bush chalcole

Paid £3 11s 1 1/2d to Robert Painter. For: glass, glass lead, cleaning windows and putteying casement.

A bill for work done to the college 'by the Order of' Revd. Darby. The bill includes: cleaning the windows and repairing the sash in the Combination Room (4s 4d); repairing 3 'Gardin Glasses' in the Master's garden (1s); repairing and fitting new glass and putty in the Master's garden. Total bill amounted to 15s 4 1/2d, and was signed by Robert Painter.

A bill for work done to the college in October 1768. The bill includes: fitting new 'Lead to Wings' and pipes in the 'First Corte' (11s); 'sorder' to pipes (4s 7d); new glass for the hall (5d); repairing old glass in the hall (3s 1/2d); putty for 5 casements (1s 3d); taking down and cleaning the lamps in the hall (2s). The total bill amounted to £1 1s 10d, and was signed by Robert Painter.

A bill for work done to the college between April and September 1769. The bill includes: new putty and glass in the Master's Lodge; repairing old glass in the Master's Lodge; cleaning the windows in the Buttery and fitting new squares of glass in the windows; cleaning the windows in the Master's Lodge; repairs to the lead. The total bill amounted to £1 3s 1d, and was signed by Robert Painter.

Quarterly bills for work done by the order of Revd. Mr Raynes, Bursar, and signed by Robt. Painter, Glazier. Materials comprising crown glass, solder, charcoal, pipes, etc. for work done to Mr Allinson's staircase, the gateway staircase, the leads over the Hall and Mr Mathew's room, the buttery, the Master's Close, the cloisters, the library, the chapel etc.

Glazier’s receipt totaling £0 7s 10d for work done at Hundon Chancel by Thomas Robinson, by order of R.J. Cuthbert for the Master of Jesus College, Cambridge.

Settled 22nd January 1846. Signed by Thomas Robinson.

Correspondence about an exchange of land agreed with a neighbour, and a requisition by Cambridgeshire County Council.

Letters from Dilley, Theakston & Read, asking about manorial rights and compensation.

Comprises correspondence, press cuttings and other material related to a competition for one-act plays organised by Stagecraft Theatre (San Diego) for which Bronowski was a judge (1965). The competition had previously been held in the Old Globe Theatre (San Diego). A play entitled 'A Cat called Jesus' won and Bronowski was summoned to appear before the Subcommittee on School Personnel and Teacher Qualifications of the Interim Committee on Education of the Assembly of the State of California to act as a witness. The author of the play was a school teacher and a complaint had been made about the play.

Includes copies of the play.

Gloria. For solo voices, mixed chorus and orchestra. In D major. By Antonio Vivaldi.
Vocal and piano reduction score.
Elaboration by Alfredo Casella, piano reduction by Maffeo Zanon, and English version by Joseph Machlis.
Published by Ricordi, New York.

Gloria: Alternative setting for congregational use. Series III Communion Service. For voice and organ. Key: D major. Metronome marking: dotted minim = 60.

Concert of medieval music given by The Cockerel Consort in the College Chapel at 8.30pm on Monday 28th October 1974

"God Save the King" with Variations and Finale. By C. H. Rink [sic] [Christian Heinrich Rinck].
Photocopy of published edition.

Comprises memoranda, to staff and fellows of the Salk Institute, about a programme of lunchtime lectures and film screenings on subjects relevant to research at the Institute. The programme was organised by Irving Goldman, and called the "Tuesday Biology Class".

Also includes schedules for the lectures and films.

(a) Addressed to Dr Beridge. London, 17--.
Bought of George Antt, jeweller and goldsmith. No. 159, seven doors down from Somerset House, and opposite the New Church, Strand.
8th January 1790: 12 plain polished table spoons, £10 10s 0d; engraving inscriptions on the same, 6s 0d; 12 pairs silver-handled knives and forks, £13 13s 0d; engraving inscription on the same, 12s 0d; 2 pairs sauce boats, £16 9s 6d; engraving inscription on the same, 2s 0d.
24th May 1790: 12 mustard glasses, 15s 0d; mustard ladle, 5s 0d; 2 packing boxes, 2s 0d.
Total: £42 14 6d.

(b) Envelope for Mr Antt's receipt, dated 18th October 1790. Addressed to William Mathew Esq, Jesus College, Cambridge.

(a) Received 9th May 1793 of Revd Mr Plampin. Thirteen pounds eighteen shillings and one pence for goods as per the attached bill. Signed by George Antt.

(b) Addressed to the Revd Mr Plampin, London 18th January 1793.
Bought of George Antt, jeweller's and goldsmith. No. 159, seven doors from Somerset House & opposite the New Church, Strand.
Costs include: 3 vases and ladles, £9 1s 4d; 6 shaped salts, £11 5s 0d; 6 French square salt ladles, £1 1s 0d; 3 silver castors, £6 6s 6d; repairing cruet frame and polishing 5s; engraving 9 Arms and 27 inscriptions on the above, £1 16s. Total £29 14s 10d.

Received 3 castors 14 oz 14 dwt; salver 12 oz 16 dwt; soup ladle 7oz 13 dwt; tankard 31oz 14 dwt. 66 oz 17 dwt at 5s/3d .: £17 10s 9d. Total £12 4s 1d.

21st February: 8 cut glass cruet £1 12s; packing box 2s. Total £13 18s 1d. Balance due from College £3 18s 1d.

London, 17th November 1794. The Revd Dr Pearce for Jesus College Cambridge. Bought of George Jefferys, goldsmith & jeweller. No. 76 Strand near the Adelphi. From Messrs Jefferys & Jones.

Joseph Ralphson: a silver cruet frame and four glasses, £11.
Greville Verney: a silver soy frame.
Jesus College Cambridge: 4 silver sand ladles £2 18s; engraved 4 Arms and mottos, 18s; repairs to a mustard pot, 2s; a packing box 1s 10d. Total £19 17s 10d.
Old silver received £19 12s 10d.
Total 5s.

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Paid 16s 6d to Gonville & Caius for one years quit-rent. Received by S Reeve, bursar

Paid by the Bursar 16s 6d for a year's quit-rent to Gonville & Caius Colllege, signed by Bartholomew Edwards, Caius bursar.

Paid 16s 6d to Gonville & Caius College for a year's quit-rent. Signed by Bartholomew Edwards, the Caius bursar.

Paid 16s 6d to Gonville & Caius College for one year's rent of the lands belonging to the manor of Mortimers. Received by John Smith, bursar of Caius.

Paid 16s 6d to Gonville & Caius College for a year's quit-rent. Received by Samuel Story, Caius bursar.

Received of the Bursar of Jesus College. Paid 16s 6d for a year's quaterly rent due at Michaelmas. Signed by Joshua White, Bursar of Caius College Cambridge.

Paid by the Bursar to Gonville & Caius College 16s 6d, signed by Bartholomew Edwards

Paid 16s 6d to Gonville and Caius College for one year's quit-rent. Received by Samuel Story, Caius bursar.

Paid 16s 6d as rent due to Gonville and Caius College up to Michaelmas 1815.

Paid 16s 6d to Gonville and Caius, received by John Smith, Bursar, for one year's rent of Mortimer's Lands.

Paid 16s 6d to Gonville and Cauis for one year rent of Mortimers Land. Received by John Smith, Bursar

Consists of a reprint, sent with the compliments of the author.

Comprises correspondence, mainly with H David Block and Simon A Levin (Center for Applied Mathematics, Cornell University), relating to the 1970 Gordon Research Conference on Biomathematics (Aug 1970, Proctor Academy, Andover). Bronowski was due to present his paper on 'The Evolution of Complexity' but had to cancel his attendance due to a change in travel plans.

Also includes: a preliminary programme for the conference; a letter from Claude Nash (Massachusetts) about Bronowski's paper on 'The Evolution of Complexity' as delivered to the American Association for the Advancement of Science convention in Boston (Dec 1969); a typescript of "Remarks on Dr Bronowski's Address" (author unknown) about ['The Evolution of Complexity']; a leaflet about the 1970 Gordon Research Conference on 'Frontiers of Science'; a letter from Walter M Elsasser (Institute for Fluid Dynamics and Applied Mathematics, University of Maryland) discussing concepts in 'The Evolution of Complexity' and Elsasser's thoughts on the paper; a registration list and programme from the conference; and a "speaking engagement" information sheet [made for the file].

Consist of a reprint annotated "Dr Bronowski, May I formally introduce you to Joshua the snail? Dick Gordon", with an envelope listing the article.

Consists of a 'Report on a Long-Range Forecasting Study' produced by the RAND Corporation (Santa Monica, California), with an envelope listing the report.

10½ x 7⅝