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Pencil drawing showing plan of Malcolm Street and boundary wall of Sidney Sussex College garden which appears to have been moved as part of development of Malcolm Street.

Malcolm Street is named after a former benefactor to the nunnery of St Radegund, Malcolm IV, King of Scotland.

According to the Royal Commission Survey of Cambridge 1959, the five terraces of Malcolm Street, 1-6, 7-11, 16-18, 19-25 and 26-29, were probably built by James Webster, a local builder, soon after 1842.

[Source: Capturing Cambridge website: https://capturingcambridge.org/centre/malcolm-street/malcolm-street/

Making out the College's 'Corn Rental' for one year. Michaelmas, 1840. Cost - £3, 3s.

Typewritten full draft from 1984 of Making Music on the Organ. [Published by Oxford University Press in 1990]. Letter from Peter Hurford to the editor.

Making Music on the Organ. Final draft (after rewrite of summer 1986).
[Published by Oxford University Press in 1990].

Drafts of the book "Making Music on the Organ", published in 1990 by Oxford University Press.

Making Music on the Organ. Book manuscript. Original draft from summer 1986.
[Published by Oxford University Press in 1990].

Typewritten draft from July 1984 of Making Music on the Organ. [Published by Oxford University Press in 1990].

Typewritten draft from c. 1983 of Making Music on the Organ. [Published by Oxford University Press in 1990].
Letters from and to Peter Hurford about the manuscript.

Four receipts of payment from the Bursar to Porter W Harvey for work on the lamps, court, cloisters, hall washing and window washing. Total sum comes to £21 13s 8d. Signed by W Harvey.

Invoice from Mr Cuthbert to John Howe for work done in the college for dates August 25 1831, November 19 1831, and December 29 1831. Includes mending underpin and walls, purchase of lime, nails and bricks, mending of floors, mending of walls at Granary, repairing tiling on house, and purchase of tiles. Total of £4. 4s 3d. Noted this bill was settled by John Hons (?), dated 21 February 1832.

Bill from Mr Cuthbert to John Robinson for work done at Hundon from April 7 1830, March 1831 and October 7 1831. Includes repairing casement light, new leading, casement rimming. Total of 19s 3 1/2d.

Invoice from John Howes to Thomas Cuthbert for work done from August 30 1830 to Dec 3 1830. Includes filling holes with clay, mending the barns, purchase of lime, hair and nails. Also includes work done to the chancery. Total of £3 3s 4d. Settled Feb 23 1831 and signed by John Howe.

(Calculations on back of invoice for total of maintenance done by George Rogers, John Angel, James Burrows and Roach(?) - £22 8s 5d. Calculations around 'Vicar' coming to £323 13s 8d).

9th May -
New fence in Malcolm Street, £4 15p 0d.

14th May -
5 New Beds, Furniture & Fixing to house in Jesus Lane, £3 10s 0d.
Cleaning and Locks fixing latches, £ 10s 0d.
Striking plates and scutchers, £ 15s 0d.

Invoice for R Ellis from Jesus College for altering and painting the rain water pipe; making two elbows over the new roof and soldering them; filling old pipe; taking up lead gutters and assisting a Carpenter with relaying "Bearers and Boards"; relaying lead gutters; mending gutters; taking up lead over chain; bearers and boards lead work; relaying lead over chain;taking off lead and grazing glass ; mending more lead work; relaying lead on the roof; fixing lead pipes; using jack pump and pipe;repairing old windows; glass work; cleaning large windows; cleaning all the hall windows; taking out windows; cleaning out stone work; soldering windows; cleaning windows in the kitchen; relaying lead in kitchen.

Receipt from Dr French Master of Jesus College to Robert Ellis paying £20 11s 2d

Bill from Robert Ellis to Revd Dr French (Bursar) detailing monthly maintenance of Jesus College (Buttery, Combination Room, the Courts and the Master's Lodge) from 30 Nov 1829 to 4 Sep 1830. Includes window cleaning (by Mary Willis), gas lamps maintenance, the Fellows' stables maintenance, repairing garden pumps, mending lead on the college roofs, repowering water closet. Total of £10 19s 8d.

Receipt of payment from Rev Dr French to Robert Ellis for £10 19s 8d. Signed by Robert Ellis.

Cast of bills dated 1829 from J. Webster to the Master and the Fellows of Jesus College for work done in the courts and rooms. Includes repairing doors, repairing fences, gates and rails, installation of new fence, labour for filling up the ditch, clearing and plans of three houses in Gravel Close. Total of £64 18s 1d.

Receipt from Revd Dr French to J.Webster for four bills delivered by work done up to and of OCtober 1830. Total of £38 19s 4 1/2d. Signed by J. Webster.

Bill from J. Goode & Son to Rev Dr French detailing maintenance of Jesus College from 20 April 1830 to 23 August1830. Includes installation of light sashes, ceiling washing and chimney repairs. Total of £45 11s 9 1/2d.

Receipt of payment from Rev Dr French to J. Goode & Sons for £45 11s 9 1/2d. Signed by J. Goode & Son.

Paid £18 5s 3d to James Webster for sundry work done around college including two men preparing and fixing shelves at the New Building, shelves to gyp rooms in the New Building, nails and wall hooks to the New building, six brass knobs, six escutcheons, a hook, two men working on the shelves, oak slab to the pump, 11ft 3x3 oak to making a frame for the sink in the kitchen, deal to making a case to pipe under the sink, for a bracket and standard for the kitchen sink, boards to the dresser in the kitchen, two six inch wall hooks and nails, a pair of three inch butts and screws, repairing a fence in the Master's close, nails and work to the Master's close, poplar for repairing the fence by the grove, 12 nails and work for repairing the fence, 11 elm posts to fencing by Christ College pieces, 8 further elm posts and other wood, elm rails, nail and work for this fence, a hook and eye to stable shutters etc, further wood to repair stables, railing to stable yard plantation, wood, posts and nails for the stable yard plantation, workmen and a day of an apprentice for the stable yard, a cartload of thorns and carriage, mending the fence in the Master's close, for putting extra battens to the fence near the Charters stable, cutting off arms of trees and taking them to the College and paying a man and apprentice, mending gates opposite Rhadgeund Buildings, mending garden gate, cross cutting timber for repairing fence by the grove, 2 pairs of 18 inch joints one 6 inch bolt and a quarter day to rehanging doors to the Chapel tower, battening to repairing of fence by the grove, oak for sink frame to kitchen.

Paid £18 1s 9d to Webster and Son for maintenance work. Includes mending a fence in the close; putting in Mortice latch and repairing door (1 dozen screws 1/2 nails); mending trough and fence in the close and door to the stable; Sawing for ports and rails; taking down tree; coating gravel from the garden to the lodge and road; repairing gate doors in the masters stable yard and sharpening saw; fencing round the close and the garden.

For work done at Hundon Parsonage including labour, materials and work to do with lead gutters, by order of Rev Dr Cuthbeart:
Lead, rope, nails, solder.
Total: £1 19s 10d

Paid to E. Barnes and Son. 18s 9d paid for repairs in lavatory at 60 Aldermanbury.

Paid £15 7s 0d to Webster and Son for maintenance work. Includes taking new seats to the Fellows;taking down 2 trees in the Grove and casting the trees to the saw pit; moving furniture; repairing fences; making wheelbarrows; mending the newel on the staircase next to the porters lodge; nailing on Laths to the Priory; carting timber; purchase of knife board; fencing round the yard and paddock; making hole for chimney piece for the Smiths; repair of the coal bins in the Porters lodge; making new table area; repairing old dresser in the college kitchen.

Recieved if the Master and Fellows of Jesus College total of 15 pounds 7 shillings signed by J webster and sons

Paid to E. Barnes & Son. £5 12s 6d for maintenance on 60 Aldermanbury.

Comprises correspondence on: setting up Science Horizons Inc.; a draft agreement from the BBC (copy of draft included); profit sharing; fees; agreements with the BBC; renting and borrowing films of grunion fish; arranging to film grunion (with some research notes on the fish); sending letters and other material relating to 'The Ascent of Man' to London through the BBC's New York office [due to a postal strike in the United Kingdom]; Bronowski taking sabbatical leave from the Salk Institute; travel plans; ordering a booklet on Canyon de Chelly National Monument; and Frederic de Hoffman (Salk Institute) showing an excerpt from programme 1 at a meeting (1974).

Correspondents include Bronowski, Sylvia Hodgson/Fitzgerald, Lee Lacy (secretary to Bronowski), George A Peterson & Co accountants, J D L Hill (assistant head of programme contracts, BBC), John Stringer (head of business co-productions, BBC) and the BBC office in New York.

Also includes: notes on a meeting at Time-Life building in New York with the BBC (John Stringer & Aubrey Singer), Time-Life Films (Peter Robeck) and Little, Brown publishers (Larned G Bradford) in Jan 1970; a copy of a list of work done so far on 'The Ascent of Man' up to Jan 1970; a copy of a check list for 'The Ascent of Man' programmes (Mar 1973); a signed release of rights to the BBC of a film made of Ronald and Norma Chadwick at the Salk Institute; copies of relevant quotes, verse and prose for use in programmes; a letter to William Bernbach (advertising creative director, New York) on 'The Ascent of Man' films being near completion; a letter from Patrick Blackett (Imperial College of Science and Technology) on seeing the first parts of 'The Ascent of Man' (19 Jul 1972); copies of letters from Sylvia Fitzgerald updating Bronowski on various matters relating to 'The Ascent of Man' when he was in the United Kingdom (Nov-Dec 1972); a letter to Petaluma Senior High school from the National Science Foundation declining to help them buy copies of 'The Ascent of Man' films; 'Ariel' BBC staff journal (21 Jul 1972) containing an interview with Bronowski entitled 'The Fascination of bringing Science to the Screen'; an itinerary for Adrian Malone's first recce trip for 'The Ascent of Man' (Aug-Oct 1970) annotated that it had been cancelled and amended; and a flight itinerary for Dick Gilling.

Consists of 2 copies of a journal, with an envelope listing the journal.

One copy was sent to Bronowski by Pete A. Gunter (annotated "For Professor Bronowski, with best wishes") whose article 'The Philosophy of Science: Its Functions' was in the journal.

The second copy has notes clipped to articles that could be used for Bronowski's Mellon or Bampton lectures ('The Unity of the Arts and Sciences' by Ervin Laszlo for the Mellon lectures on 'Art as a Mode of Knowledge', and 'The Philosophy of Science: Its Functions' by Gunter for the Bampton lectures on 'Magic, Science and Civilization').

Consists of a list of names.

Production of Magnyfycence by John Skelton in the College Chapel on Monday 26th, Tuesday 27th and Wednesday 28th November at 8.30pm. This was a joint production with the Literary Society

Magnificat Fugen für orgel. By Johann Pachelbel.
Edited by Hans Hübsch.
Published by Willy Müller, Süddeutscher Musikverlag, Heidelberg.

Magnificat. For voices and organ (incomplete draft).

Magnificat for eight voices (from the Sacrae Simphoniae. Venetia 1597). By Giovanni Gabrieli.
Edited and marked for the use of the Bach Choir by Otto Goldschmidt.
Published by Novello & Company, Ltd., London. No.7 of The Bach Choir Magazine. Select Vocal Part Music of Various Schools.

Magnificat for Four-Part Chorus of Mixed Voices with Piano or Orchestra Accompaniment, by Johann Christian Bach.
Edited by Walter Ehret. Published by Lawson-Gould Music Publishers, Inc.
Printed in the United States.

Magnificat per soli, coro a 4 voci miste ed orchestra [Magnificat for solos, 4 mixed voices choir and orchestra]. By Antonio Vivaldi.
Edited By Francesco Malipiero.
Full score and set of parts (men choir (tenor and bass), Oboe I (Choir I), Oboe II (Choir I), Violin I (Choir I and II), Violin I (two copies), Violin II (two copies), Violas (Choir I and II), Viola, Violoncellos (Choir I and II), Violoncello, Double Bass, Organs (Choir I and II).
Published by Ricordi, Milan.

Comprises handwritten notes and a final typescript for all four lectures. Also includes notes of quotes from William Blake and W B Yeats, a photocopy of part of 'The Investigation' [a play] by Peter Weiss (1966), and an invitation to the lectures.

Comprises material relating to a series of 4 lectures delivered by Bronowski entitled: 'Interpretations of Nature' (19 Mar); 'Black Magic and White Magic' (20 Mar); 'The Strategy of Scientific Knowledge' (26 Mar); and 'Human Plans and Civilized Values' (27 Mar).

Comprises typescript extracts from Bronowski's lectures on 'Magic, Science and Civilization' (Mar 1969) and a page of notes summarising all 4 lectures signed by Bronowski.

Comprises typescripts of all four lectures given at Columbia University: 'Interpretations of Nature' (lecture 1), 'Black Magic and White Magic' (lecture 2), 'The Strategy of Scientific Knowledge' (lecture 3) and 'Human Plans and Civilized Values' (lecture 4).

Comprises material relating to a series of four lectures on 'Magic, Science and Civilization' that Bronowski gave for the Bampton lectures at Columbia University in New York on the 19th, 20th, 26th and 27th of March 1969.

Comprises material relating to a series of 4 lectures delivered by Bronowski at Columbia University, New York (19-27 Mar 1969). Mainly extracts of the lectures and source material.

Comprises audio recordings of a series of 4 lectures that Bronowski gave for the Bampton lectures in America (1969) at Columbia University, New York.

Consists of handwritten index cards containing details of publications by other authors on the subjects of magic, memory, imagination and language.

Comprises source material (photocopies and reprints of articles by others), notes and correspondence with Panos Bardis (The University of Toledo, Ohio) on the subject of black and white magic. Also includes an invitation to Bronowski's Bampton lectures on 'Magic, Science and Civilization'.

Comprises: lists of books to read before giving 'Magic, Science and Civilization' lectures; extracts of 'Magic, Science and Civilization' lectures with a page of notes; copies of letters from Kristeller (Institute for Advances Studies, Princeton, School of Historical Studies) and [E H Gombrich] about Bronowski's paper on 'Science as a Humanistic Discipline' and about the concept of Renaissance Humanism; a statement by Bronowski on "a philosophical understanding of the movement from magic to science since the Renaissance"; and a press cutting about a book on 'Animals in Art and Thought to the End of the Middle Ages'.

"Magdalen, cease from sobs and sighs" for unaccompanied voices (soprano, alto, tenor, bass). In F major. Words of "Pone luctum, Magdalena", translated by G. R. Woodward. Melody of "Nicht ruhen Magdalena kundt" (Köln, 1623), arranged by Peter Hurford.
Published by Oxford University Press. In the series:The Oxford Choral Songs.

Includes correspondence with Peter Roe, maker of furniture in pine and oak, relating to creation of new magazine rack for SCR. With designs and photographs of work carried out by Roe for Sidney Sussex SCR, 1984 - 1985; Also list of magazines and periodicals for the SCR subscribed to by the College, c. 1985;

Includes Graduate Society newsletter, February & April 1996;