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Messiah. A Sacred Oratorio. By Georg Friedrich Handel.
Edited by Watkins Shaw

Set of parts:

• Oboe I.
• Oboe II.
• Trumpets (two copies).
• Timpani.
• Violin I (three copies).
• Violin II (two copies).
• VIola (two copies).
• Violoncello and Bass (three copies).

Published by Novello & Company Ltd., London.

Messiah [HWV 56]. By Georg Friedrich Handel.
Piano or organ reduction with complete vocal score by John Clarke. Newly revised and edited by George F. Harris.
Published Boosey & Co., London and New York.

The edition is bound with "The Office for the Holy Communion", set to music in E flat for four voices by Herbert H. Woodward.
Published by Novello, Ewer and Co., London.

Messiah [HWV 56]. By Georg Friedrich Handel.
Piano and vocal reduction.
Two copies: one edited by Watkins Shaw, and the other one by E. Prout.
Published by Novello & Co., Ltd., London.

Messe de la Pentecôte pour Orgue [Pentecost Mass for Organ]. By Olivier Messiaen.
Published by Alphonse Leduc, Paris.

Contents:

• I. Entré (Les langues de feu)
• II. Offertoire (Les choses visibles et invisibles)
• III. Consécration (Le don de Sagesse)
• IV. Communion (Les oiseaux et les sources)
• V. Sortie (Le vent de l'Esprit)

Concert by the College Music Society Chorus and Orchestra in the College Chapel on Sunday 30th November at 3pm

With an envelope listing the articles.

Receipt for the laying of asphalt floors, addressed to the Master of Jesus College and paid to Daniel Green, merchant, Bedford. Includes payment for laying an asphalt barn floor and sides. Receipt dated 28th July 1864. Total payment of £13 6s 6d, payment dated 20th August 1864, and signed by Daniel Green.

Menus and event programmes relating to College dinners and visits to boat club's in Europe. Also includes visitor guidebooks.

Includes joint dinner for Cambridge and Oxford University's tennis clubs, 1926; Jesus College Cambridge and Magdalen College, Oxford tennis clubs, 1926

Includes menus for joint dinners Middlesex Hospital rugby club, 1919; Association and Rugby Football clubs, 1928-30, 1933; Magdalen College Oxford and Jesus College Cambridge Rugby Clubs dinner, 1929-31, 1935-6, 1938; Rugby and Association Football and Hockey dinner, 1934, 1953; Rugby and Association Football, Hockey and Athletics dinner, 1935-7, 1939; Rugby and Hockey dinner, 1955-61, 1970; Rugby cement luncheon, 1987, 1989;

Includes menus for joint dinners with the Lacrosse Club, 1929-31

Includes joint dinner with the Athletics Club, 1945; Joint dinner with King's College, Cambridge Hockey Club, 1946

1901 menu is handwritten and attached to fixtures card for athletics event held on 24th and 25th February 1902.

Guests were Jacob and Rita Bronowski, Sylvia Fitzgerald, Count Christian de Bartillat [publisher], Baron Eugene Braun-Munk [publisher] and Bradley Smith.

Comprises source material consisting of articles by others, a copy of a lecture by Karl H Pribham on 'What Makes Man Human' and letters from Howard R Pollio (department of Psychology, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville).

Also includes a page of notes by Bronowski on "the characterization of human language" (10 Feb 1972).

Received December 14th 1823 of the Reverend Dr French, thirty pounds, fifteen shillings and one penny for Coe & Company. Signed by Thomas Shallow.

Courts
1822

• Sept 28th: nails for dung hill place, lay 1 end and sharpened other to axe, altered a dog.
  -Sept 29th: pair joints for low lodge, 8 strong screws and 60 nails.
• Oct 4th: 2 round bolts and 12 screws for servants privy.
• Oct 5th: latch catch, hook 1 staple and 1 screw, righting 2 pair of joints.
• Oct 8th: Pair standards for shoe blacks place.
• Oct 19th: Bar and screws fixed to window in Mr Beevoies room.
• Nov 15th: 1 check spring, tens bell.
• Dec 4th: new lock fixed to stable yard, order of Mr Hilgame.
• Dec 10th: Strap eye for coach house, 1 staple in plate for coach-house, 8 strong screws fixed, strong made lock and screws fixed, strong padlock.
• Dec 16th: repaired lock back gate next to the coach-house.
  1823
• Jan 8th: 1 strap eye, 2 strap hooks and 1 step for swing door Master's lodge, 10 strong screws, 3 bullies on planes for the above, clasp to fully of door, grate for passage door next to garden at master's lodge, 1 strap eye, 2 strap hooks, 3 large bullies in plates, 24 strong screws, lead weight for door.

Brought over
1823

• March 18th: Mend porters bell, mend alarm bell.
• March 29th: 2 clasp eyes and 2 hooks for gate, 16 dog nails, 2 hooks 1 top eye for gate, altered bottom eye for gate, 1 staple, 16 nails, a long catch staple.
• April 1st: 1 clasp eyes 2 hooks, 16 nails.
• April 8th: joined catch and a clasp striker,
• April 9th: 6 strong brackets to hand ladder, 6 strong staples.
• April 21st: wrought iron gate to order, top loop of step, drilled holes in standard and lead, 2 men fixing that for 3/4 dat each.
• June 20th: latch catch and keep on plates, fixing to door of Shoe Place.
• July 4th: key to staple yard gate.
• July 23rd: circular lamp with scroll, work at front gates.
• August 11th: new sets pump by Ellis.
• August 13th: 6 long head holdfasts, new pin and coller, new bolts, brushed holes, new pain flaps lengthened and fixed.
• August 21st: 12 screws, fixed pump spouts.
• August 26th: 2 men for 1 and 1/4 days drilling holes fixing lamp at Trouts Gate.
• Sept 3rd: 2 eyes and 2 hooks for gate caps, 2 staple and 2 nails, 1 long hook for gate, 2 half staples for wood base, pain joints nailed by caps.
  -Sept 6th: catch staple in chain staple.
• Sept 8th: 4 strong bolts, 24 screws, 4 staples, taking off cleaned repaired lock to Fellows Privy.

New Building
1823

• April 14th: 6 x 36 inch plumford stoves with double backs each, 12 pair coverings, 48 holdfasts.
• August 20th: Bolt and coller with nails fixed to hand rail.

Estates
1823

• June 20th: 3 nails for joint at Gee's.
• June 30th: new lock for door by bell, mend another lock and latch.
• July 1st: cleaned mended lock, 12 nails, padlock.

Combination Room
1823

• March 11th: Job to a lamp.
• July 21st: cleaned repaired 2 locks to closet, screws and fixing, cleaned 4 shutter latches, striking plate and 2 screws.
• July 24th: cleaned 2 locks complete, seven to handle of shutter latch.
• July 25th: new double back to stove, drilled 2 holes in back, 2 screws fixed.
• August 4th: screws fixing locks and plates.
• Sept 13th: set base to stove.

Hall
1822

• Oct 7th: 2 fenders for stove, plate warmer.
  1823
• March 18th: cleaned stove
• August 5th: cleaned stove

Buttery
1823
-April 27th: 2 keys to door, cleaned repaired lock.

Clock
1823

• June 20th: repaired wheels to dial spindle, one years winding and oiling.

Kitchen
1822

• Oct 3rd: taking down jack cleaned repaired and fixing and oiling, straightened and right copper.
• Oct 5th: 2 new bases to stewing stoves.
• Oct 7th: 2 plates, mend grate under pump,
• Oct 12th: new lock fixed to cupboards, 2 men cleaning stove and pipes.
• Oct 15th: 3 base for stewing stoves, narrowed flaps, pair joints, 12 screws, nails.
• Nov 8th: 2 new valves mend and 4 water plates.
• Nov 9th: cleaned.
• Nov 12th: 1 new iron wheel and fixed.
• Nov 18th: oiling smoke jack.
• Dec 24th: loop to weight of steelyards.
  1823
• Jan 17th: men split in the middle.
• Feb 1st: cleaned stove and pipes in larder.
• Feb 25th: mend stone mortar.
• March 13th: oiling smoke jack.

Brought over
1823

• March 19th: mend mincing knife.
• April 16th: oiling smoke jack.
• May 7th: new base to furnace of oven.
• Sept 16th: grate.

Courts - £15 4s 3d
New Building - £22
Combination Room: £1 9s 7d
Hall: £3 8s
Buttery: 6s
Clock: £5 1s 6d
Kitchen: £5 14s 3d
= £53 2s 16d.
Pencil markings with reductions
= £30 15s 1d.

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.

7" H 5⅛" W

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.

Front cover of programme has a picture of John Mann with the following transcript:

Transcript

JOHN MANN

The following address was given by Stewart McArthur of "Meningoort", Camperdown at the memorial service held for John Mann at St. John's Church of England, Caramut, on April 18th, 1986.

JOHN FURNEAUX MANN - 5.3.1938 - 14.4.1986

A three page address inside the programme relates to the life of John Mann with details of his achievements.

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.

27½ x 20¼

23¼ x 20½

26¼ x 18¼

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