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Includes score book, lists of fixtures and outcomes of matches.

Jesus College Chapel Choir Holland Tour.

1. Byrd - Vigilate; Purcell - Thy word is a lantern; Wood - O thou the central orb; Tavener - God is with us; Bruhns - Praeludium in G; Harris - Strengthen ye the weak hands; Wise - Prepare ye the way of the Lord; Anon - Coventry Carol; Rutter - Jesus child

2. Harwood - Evening service in A flat; Bach - Fugue on Magnificat; Byrd - O magnum mysterium; Gardner - Tomorrow shall be my dancing day; Archer - A child is born in Bethlehem

Highway Rate bill for the parish of Hundon. Signed by Charles Deeks.

Receipt for the highway rate of the parish of Hundon received of the Master and Fellows of Jesus College, £15 2s 5d.

Comprises correspondence with Professor Hilary Putnam (Department of Philosophy, Harvard University) on Gödel's theorem, John Lucas' arguments regarding this, and related philosophical questions.

With an envelope listing the article.

Consists of articles from the Journal of Theoretical Biology (one sent to Bronowski from Hilgartner, and another inscribed "J Bronowski, 1969"), with an envelope listing the articles.

Consists of a typescript [pre-publication/ unpublished].

Eastbourne Terrace (63-99 Hills Road)
1-19 Eastbourne Terrace now known as 99-63 Hills Road (odd numbers)

The portion of the road frontage where Nos. 63-99 Hills Road were built was first leased to Richard Reynolds Rowe (the College Agent). He did not take up his option and in 1865 he assigned his interest to Arthur John Gray (builder)

In 1870 a lease of 8 dwelling houses called Eastbourne Terrace was granted to Gray for 40 years. By 1884 (when the lease was due for renewal) he had built 11 more making 19 in total

He kept an interest in 6 houses (Nos. 1, 2, 5, 8, 10 and 11 Eastbourne Terrace) and after his death in 1898 he left his daughter, Elizabeth Jane Bennett, these houses (now called Nos. 79, 81, 85, 91, 97 and 99 Hills Road)

The name changed from Eastbourne Terrace to Hills Road around 1896

College Terrace (101-123 Hills Road)
This was next to Eastbourne Terrace and consisted of 12 houses. These are now 123-101 Hills Road (odd numbers)

Trumpington Inclosure (172-176 Hills Road)
For a history of Nos. 172-176 Hills Road see under 172 Hills Road

Plan showing the Hills Road and Brooklands allotments. The plan shows the area of the land [15A 3R 20P and 7A 2R 26P]; the position where the railway lines crossed the fields; the names of the neighbouring owners and an area where gravel had been dug. Scale: 2 chains to 1 inch

'Plan of Building Ground, Hills Road, Cambridge', showing the area for proposed development between Hills Road/Station Road junction and Occupation Road marked in green

Consists of a photocopy of references from a [chapter] published in 'Animal Behaviour', with an envelope listing the contents.

The advowson of Hinxton Vicarage was acquired by the College in 1558 by gift of Thomas Thirlby, Bishop of Ely, who bought it, together with five others, from the Crown for £100. See the grant by Letters Patent, Philip and Mary, in Cal. Pat. Rolls, 1557-8, p.40. the original is in the Steel Press, shelf 8 (Dr Fuller's Foundation). The benefice was united to that of Ickleton 16.5.1930, the college retaining the right of presentation every alternate turn.

With an envelope listing the articles.

Copy of Sherman's college history, transcribed in several hands. The title page bears a Latin dedication to John North, Fellow and teacher of Greek, by "J. M.". The last date in the text is 1666, but thre are many marginal notes added by Dr Charles Ashton (Master 1701-52).

William Lambarde's transcription (1565) of books 4-8 of Henry of Huntingdon's "Historia Anglorum"; with a work said to be Gervase of Tilbury's "De necessariis scacarii observatiis", actually the "Dialogue of the Exchequer" by Richard Fitzsimon

Contains copies of: John Sherman's history of the college, 'Aborigines Jesuani', in a late 17th century mixed hand, the latest date in this original hand being 1681, but the lists of personnel being carried on in other hands up to 1717; the statutes of Bishop West, in a late 17th or 18th century hand, with underlining and annotations including some restoring clauses omitted or recast by the Visitors of 1549-50; the statute added by the Visitors; Charles I's interpretation of the statute 'De Numero Sociorum' (at p. 161), 1635; the statute 'De Preceptore Gram. Et ejus Hostiario' (at p. 163); papers concerning the election of Charles Proby to a fellowship, July 1692; the preamble to Bishop West's statutes (p. 173) with marginal notes correcting the text to agree with that of STA 1/1; the statutes of Bishop James Stanley (1514), with similar marginal notes; account of receipts for the year 1556 (at p. 203, copied from STA 1/1); an account of the lapse of two fellowships to L. Andrews, then Bishop of Ely, with his interpretation of some doubts in the college statutes (1614); an interpretation of the statute 'De Numero Sociorum', 1634; an interpretation 'De Senioritate, et majore parte Sociorum', 3 Jan 1637/8; a case heard before the Bishop's Vicar-General on 11 June 1638; and Dr Boldero's letter to Bishop [Matthew] Wren about John North's election to a fellowship, 1 Feb. 1666/7 (p. 238).

Printed facsimiles entitled 'The Earliest Statutes of Jesus College, Cambridge, 1514-1515' are of Bishop Stanley's statutes [edited by Arthur Gray], printed for the Master and Fellows by W. Heffer & Sons Ltd, Cambridge. The volumes also include an English translation of the statutes, a note on Bishop Stanley's statutes and other codes of the 16th century, notes on particular statutes and a transcription (in Latin) of the first part of the Royal Licence for the foundation of Jesus College. The only difference between the two volumes lies in the binding.

Historical Anthology of Music. By Archibald T. Davison and Willi Apel.
Oriental, Medieval and Renaissance Music.
Published by Oxford University Press, London.

Historical Anthology of Music. By Archibald T. Davison and Willi Apel.
Baroque, Rococo, and Pre-Classical Music.
Published by Oxford University Press, London.

Material compiled or collected by the church recorders of NADFAS (National Association of Decorative and Fine Arts Societies). This includes three printed leaflets on Elmstead Church, a photograph, and lists of material (i.e. parish registers, overseers records etc.), held in various record offices. Mostly photocopied typescripts. With covering letter of 1993

Consists of a memorandum, from Bronowski to Mr Slater, about Derek de Solla Price (Professor of the History of Science, Yale University) writing a history of scientific institutions and requesting information on the Salk Institute.

An essay on the history of the living of Swavesey, dealing mainly with the nedieval period, endorsed with the name of Mr Caley and the date of 1840.

This is an examination of the poems of William Cowper, English poet and hymnist during the 18th century. By showcasing and picking apart Cowper's poems, Manning is able to revela much about the man, from his political opinions to his thoughts on religion. Manning urges that the point of this paper isn't to encourage a person to read Cowper's poems, since he admits that they won't be for everyone. Instead, it is an analysis of a collection of poems and how they highlight the thoughts of the poet behind them.

Letter from Charles Hoare describing payments made to Rev. C. Style Drake for £30 and Rev. R. A. Rackham for £20.

Letter from Charles Hoare describing payments made to lay fellows T. Austedi, H. Hodgson, Esq., and J. H. Rosers, Esq. for £31 1s 10d each.

Letter from Charles Hoare describing payments made on behalf of the college to I. Clayton's account with Mr. Mortlock (£150) and to Mr. Rattee (£150). Also describes a bill for £278 9s 1d from Mr. Russell.

Letter from Charles Hoare regarding the restoration fund for the college (chapel). Describes the payment to Smith and Co. and Mortlock and Co. of £444 3s 4d. Also describes correspondence with Mr. Laurence regarding the order of court.

Letter describing the sale of plants (?) on behalf of the college by Charles Hoare/Hoare Bank and Cottled and Palmer Brokers. Total: £444 3s 4d

Receipt recording purchase of Hundon Vouchers (Broby Fund) for £168 3s 2d on behalf of the College by Charles Hoare Co.

Plan of proposed new frontage at the corner of Hobson Street and King Street [see correspondence: JCAD/3/CAM/HOB/2/2/2]

Hockey began being played in college in the Lent term of 1902.

The label on the back of the photograph reads: The Annual Hockey match between the Public Schoolmasters and Tulse Hill, at Kent House, Beckenham, Kent (Tulse Hill won 2 goals to nil). Play stopped around the Masters' goal

The label on the back of the photograph reads: The Annual Hockey match between the Public Schoolmasters and Tulse Hill, at Kent House, Beckenham, Kent (Tulse Hill won 2 goals to nil). Tulse Hill inside the circle, but are prevented from shooting

Comprises correspondence with Donald Tyerman (The Economist), who was advising Hodder and Stoughton, on: a request (declined) for Bronowski to contribute to a series of Twentieth Century studies (a statement describing the series is included); asking for advice on potential contributors in biology and physics; and a request to consider Hodder and Stoughton as publishers for Bronowski's Silliman and Mellon lectures ['The Origins of Knowledge and the Imagination' and 'Art as a Mode of Knowledge'].

Live recordings [of choral music?] across 6 sides of three shellac disks. No description given of performers or venue.

Side A, first disk (matrix no URC 147 A) label blank

Side B, first disk (matrix no URC 147 B) label annotated 'Hodie 1955'

Side A, second disk (matric no URC 179 A) label blank

Side B, second disk (matrix no URC 179 B) label annotated '1st. 1956'

Side A, third disk (matrix no URC 170 A) label annotated '1. Chiang K'uei 2. Nuns of Chester 1956'

Side B, third disk (matrix no URC 170 B) label annotated 'Magnificat Dufay 1956'

Hodie Christus Natus Est. Motet for five voices. By J. P. [Jan Pieterszoon] Sweelinck.
Vocal score (with accompaniment).
Published by Novello & Company, Ltd., London. No.34 of The Bach Choir Magazine. Select Vocal Part Music of Various Schools. Edited for the use of the Bach Choir.

Consists of a reprint and a report by William C Hoffman (Mathematics Research Laboratory, Boeing Scientific Research Laboratories), with an envelope listing the reprint.

A timetable of day and night sea passages to and from Holland and Harwich. Contains some annotated marks against certain times.

Consists of a carbon copy of a letter from Bronowski to Holley about an Annual Fellows meeting.

Consists of an article (in German, sent with the authors compliments) and a conference address on 'Physics and Culture', with an envelope listing the contents.

1. Parish of Holy Trinity property and income tax. 8s 9d received of the master and fellows of Jesus College by A Knowles, collector.
2. Parish of Holy Trinity property and income tax. 2 receipts of 7s 10 1/2d each received of the master and fellows of Jesus College by A Knowles, collector.

24⅝ x 19½

1859:
Nov 29: to allowed Mr. Haines 1 years insurance to Michaelmas 1860. 1 years land tax. 2 years property tax to Lady Day. 2 years property tax to Michaelmas 1859.

1859: Nov 29 by Mr John Haines 1 years rent to Michaelmas 1859.

Balance carried to general account: £178 7s 0d.

Contains student cast lists for Shakespeare plays, with an index of plays at the back. Written in a "science exercise book".