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Correspondence and a manuscript copy of Bronowski's chapter for inclusion in 'The Philosophy of Karl Popper'.

Comprises annotated copies of lectures and articles by Bronowski with a title page stating they were for "McNair Lectures, North Carolina (provisional title 'Humanism, Magic and Science'), working copies for expansion by about half into self-contained book".

Contains annotated typescripts, reprints and a press release for Bronowski's lectures on 'Science as a Humanistic Discipline' (Centennial Symposium of The University of Illinois, 1 Dec 1967) and 'Science in the New Humanism' (Damon Lecture, 30 Mar 1968). Also includes copies of related sources and an outline for 'Magic and Science in Renaissance Humanism' [lecture] given in La Jolla, 12 May 1968.

Comprises correspondence with Katherine V King (Associate in Humanities Education, New York State Education Department) on a proposal for funding to have Humanities-educators-in-Residence and asking Bronowski to participate in the scheme if it were to be funded. Bronowski accepted for 1975/6. Also includes a progress report (1972-73) on "Project Search" and the proposal for the Humanities-Educators-in-Residence scheme.

Comprises correspondence with Robert Vas (Producer, Arts Features, Television, BBC) on a possible contribution by Bronowski to a documentary about Humphrey Jennings (1969), and with Colin Moffat on a planned anthology of Jennings' work. Also includes a photograph of Humphrey Jennings and a photocopy of 'Recollections of Humphrey Jennings' by Bronowski ('The Twentieth Century' Jan 1959, vol. 165, no. 983).

Poster, programme, guide and invitation for Humphrey Ocean 'Here and There', 15 October to 8 December 2011 in Jesus College Chapel.

Photograph album containing the following:

(1) Riguad’s House, 1932

(2) Athletic Sports, Westminster School’s playing fields, Vincent Square

(3) Westminster School's Athletics team, c.1935

(4) Westminster School's Second VIII, 1935

(5) Riguad’s House, 1935

(6) The Riguad’s House Monitors, 1935

(7) Roosters Dinner in Hall, November 1935

(8) Two photographs of boats on the Cam, either Jesus Boat 3, Fairbairns Nov 1935 or Jesus Boat 2, Lent Bumps 1936

(9) Roosters Society Photograph, June 1936

(10) Two photographs of boats on the Cam [Probably Jesus College Boat 3 during May bumps 1936]

(11) Hall [Probably Boat Club Dinner to celebrate Head of River 1936]

(12) Jesus May Ball, c.1936

(13) Henley Regatta c.1936

(14) A group photograph with Bernard Lord Manning in the centre, including some women, some men in boat club blazers, possibly
taken during their stay at Henley, c.1936

(15) Two photographs of coxless fours on a river (Humphreys does not appear to be in either photograph), c. Michaelmas Term, 1936.

(16) Three photographs possibly of a student fundraiser for Armistice Day 1936, one photograph shows students dressed up as Mussolini, Hitler and another.

(17) Boats turning on the river in front of the Boat Houses either Fairbairns 1936 or Lent Bumps 1937

(18) Two photographs of boats on the Cam, outside Jesus Boat House

(19) Formal Dinner in Hall [Roosters or Boat Club]

(20) Roosters Society Photograph, c. 1937

(21) Group Photograph of Boat Crew [Probably Jesus 3 Lent Bumps, 1937]

(22) Hall [Probably Boat Club Dinner to Celebrate Head of River in Lent Bumps, 1937]

(23) Two photographs of boats on the Cam

(24) Two photographs of boats on the Cam

(25) Two photographs of boats on the Cam

(26) Two photographs of boats

(27) Two photographs of boats

(28) Society Photograph [Probably c.1937]

(29) Group Photograph of Boat Crew [Probably Jesus 3 May Bumps, 1937]

(30) Hall [Probably Boat Club Dinner to Celebrate Head of River, May Bumps 1937]

(31) Roosters Dinner, May Term 1937

(32) St Johns May Ball, c. 1937

(33) Photograph of a boat

(34) Society Photograph

(35) Photograph of Jesus College Boat House

(36) Formal Dinner in Hall

(37) Three photographs of a ski trip

Collection of loose photographs found at the back of the photobook. Includes:

8 Military Photographs.

4 Photographs of Ski Trips.

14 Photographs of Boats on a River.

5 Group Photographs of Members of the Boat Club.

2 May Ball Photographs.

2 Photographs of Roosters Dinner, 1938.

The Evening News, Thursday May 7, 1953.

Receipt for Pension for R. F. Cuthbert, received by Dr. Westmoreland, totalling £13 0s 0d, signed by Charles Deeks; Receipt for Hundon, signed Robt,. F. Cuthbert, totalling £13 0s 0d, received by Charles Deeks; Receipt for Hundon, signed Robt,. F. Cuthbert, totalling £13 0s 0d, received by Charles Deeks.

For the year 1858. Thatcher bill, Bricklayer bill, Carpenter bill, Brickmaker bill, Blacksmith bill, Glazier bill, Poor rate Hundon, Income tax July 11, Income Tax January 31. Stamps for the TIthe Rent Charge. Bill for collecting the Tithe Rent Charge.

Account of bills for the year 1772 up to Michaelmas, including: a year's taxes, plow and cart, glazing the chancel, quit rent, and a bill of nails, totalling £17 4s 7 1/2d.

Papers relating to amounts paid for poor rates, highway rates, great tithes, 28 quarters of disbursements. Letter from David Wade dated 25th October 1838 saying that he made out the overseer and surveyor accounts as requested by Mr. Robert Cuthbert. A great difference in the amounts in the accounts is due to the inditement of a road called the folly road.

Paid 7s 8d to Gardnor Curtis by Mr. Matthew Halls for supplies for Hundon Chancel, including: leaded and other glass, and beer and fireing.

Paid to the Swan Inn at Clare £1 16s for a horse and gig, a lad, coach and coachman, dinner and beer

Paid £3 1s for insurance on Hundon.

Paid £3 1s for insurance on Hundon.

Receipt received of Jesus College, dated November 10 1830, to the Manor of Hundon, the sum of 2s and 2d, for the year's land rent due to the Lady of the said Manor at Michaelmas last. Signed Thomas Robinson, collector.

Receipt received of Jesus College, dated November 24 1831, to the Manor of Hundon, for the sum of 2s 2d, for one year's land rent due to the Lady of the said Manor at Michealmas last. Signed Thomas Robinson, collector.

Paid 2s 2d by Mr. Matthew Halls for one year's quit-rent for Hundon Manor. Received for the use of Henry Vernon, lord of the manor, by J. Wright.

Received of Jesus College the sum of 3 shillings 5 pence for quit rents due at Michaelmas 1875 to Lady Harland's executors, lords of the said manor. Signed off by R. Lenney, collector.

Quit Rent Receipt for Manor of Hundon totalling1882, £0 3s 5d, signed by Bennet Lenney.

Jesus College paid 3 s. 5d for one year's quit rent to the Lady of the manor of Hundon, at Michaelmas last. Collected by Robert Keeble.

Paid 2s 2d by Mr. Matthew Halls for a year's quit-rent to Hundon Manor. Received for the use of Henry Vernon lord of the manor by Wright.

Receipts, payments for Quit Rent, Income Tax, and Lent Rent.
Amount for Quit Rent include £0 3s 5d. Amount for Income Tax include £3 3s 6d. Amount for Lent Rent include £0 3s 5 d. Also includes £13 0s 0d reserved for Mr. Charles Deeks.

Payment on Rent Charge Rates for 1881, totalling £502 0s 5d, includes mention of Robert Cuthbert 1/4 Pension £13 0s 0d.
Sun Fire Office Insurance Receipt for one year's premium on an insurance of £1000 from Christmas 1880 to Christmas 1881, £2 1s 0d.

Detailed accounts of "Tithe Rent" for the parish of Hundon in 1877. The accounts list the landowners in one column, occupiers in the second, and “original” money paid in the third and an adjusted sum of money in the fourth. Landowners are William Bear, George Baldry, Alfred Brigg, Joseph Boreham, Thomas Castbolt, William Chapman, William Chaut, John Cornell, Matilda Crown, Susan Deeks, John Deeks, George Deeks, Charles Deeks, Sarah Deeks, John Payne Elwes, Samuel Eagle, Joseph Eagle, Elizabeth Eagle, Edmund Elsden, “Feoffments of Roger lands Charity”, James Fenton, Noah Forster, Temple Frere, John Gibbons, Simon Golding, William Golding, John Goodchilds, Samuel Goodchild, Samuel Gooch, George Green, John Green, John Hale, Mary Hulls, Matthew Hulls, Frederick Hinsch, William Ives, Jesus College, Richard Wade Jupp, John Mansfield, Isaac Mansfield, Robert Marsh, George Medcalf, Thomas Nock, Parish Officers, John Peacock, David Potter, Robert Potter, John Price, W.H. Robinson (trustees), Thomas Rogers, Elizabeth Ruce, Thomas Rutter, Abraham Savage, Charles Savage, George Savage, Josiah Savage, Joseph Smith, Mary Smith, James Sparks, Thomas Edward Spackman, James Stiff, Rev. William Syer, Francis Territt, Ann Catharine Territt, Charles Taylors, Henry Teverson, Edward Rose Turner, John Vernon (trustees), Samuel Ware, Ann Webb, Hannah Westroppe, William Whiting, Rev. Robert (Glebe) Staddard. Total rental yield of £752 6s 8d.

Receipt for one year's property and income tax, paid by R. F. Cuthbert in the parish of Hundon. Total: £15 6s 3d.

Document 1:
Property and income tax receipt of payment by Mr. Cuthbert to the Parish of Hundon the sum of 7 13s 1/2d for half year's rent due April last, signed William Goodchild, collector.

Document 2:
Property and income tax receipt of payment by Mr. Cuthbert to the Parish of Hundon the sum of 7 13s 1/2d for half year's rent due October last, signed William Leech, collector.

Paid £13 6s 8d to him as salary for being vicar of Shelford.

Paid to Henry Vernon, Lord of the Manor 2s 2d Signed by L. Wright

Paid 2s 2d to Robinson for quit rent on Manor of Hundon.

Summary of rent charges for the parish of Hundon set out in a table of four columns, listing landowners, occupants, the original amount paid in rent and amended charges, with small ticks in pencil by the amended totals.
List of landowners includes: William Bear [?], George Baldry, Alfred Bigg, Joseph Boreham, Thomas Custbolt, William Chapman, William Chout, John Cornell, Matilda Crown, Susan Deeks, John Deeks, George Deeks, Charles Deeks, Sarah Deeks, John Payne Elwes, Samuel Eagle, Joseph Eagle, Elizabeth Eagle, Edmund Elsden, Feoffees [?] of Roger Lunds Charity, James Fenton, Noah Forster, Temple There, John Gibbons, Simon Golding, William Golding, John Goodchild, Samuel Goodchild, William Goodchild, Samuel Gooch, George Green, John Green, John Hale, Mary Halls, Matthew Halls, Frederick Hinsch, William Ives, Jesus College Cambridge, Richard Webb Jupp, John Mansfield, Isaac Mansfield, Robert Marsh, George Medcalf, Thomas Nock, Parish Officers, John Peacock, David Potter, Robert Potter, John Price, Trustees of W. H. Robinson viz. Right Honourable Earl Powis and Honourable Robert H. Clive, Thomas Rogers, Elizabeth Ruce, Thomas Rutter, Abraham Savage, Charles Savage, George Savage, Josiah Savage, Joseph Smith, Mary Smith, James Sparks, Thomas Edward Spackman, James Stiff, Rev. William Syer, Francis Tervitt, Ann Cath. Tervitt, Charles Taylor, Henry Teverson [?], Edward Rose Turner, Trustees of John Vernon viz. Andrew Decedeckne Esquire and Rev. Joshua Knoles, Samuel Ware, Ann Webb, Hannah Westrosise [?], William Whiting, Rev. Robert Stoddard (Glebe).
List of Occupiers includes: James Boreham, George Baldry, James Shearman, Alfred Bigg, Jabez Pettit, George Rogers, Thomas Castbolt, William Chapman, William Choat, Sarah Deeks, George Sams, Hannah Crown, Susan Deeks, John Deeks, David Potter, Joseph Bowers, William Miston, Charles Deeks, Sarah Deeks, William "Elors of" Payne, Samuel Eagle, Willaim Cuthbert, John Moore, Joseph Eagle, John Deeks, Edmund Elsden, William Golding, James Silverstone, Daniel Potter, Hannah Crocon [?], Dennis Taylor, Mark Halls, John Fitch, Henry Hammond, Thomas Rockett, Thomas Bruce, Richard Mingy, John Goodchild, John Taylor, Robert Rumball, George Green, John Green, William Ives, Robert French Cuthbert, Robert Shepphard, Morris Bird, Andrew Wade, John Mansfield, Isaac Mansfield, Thomas Nock, Ann Childs, Catherine Mirkin, Samuel Goody, Thomas Rogers, Walter Price, James Wing Dennis, Joshua Rogers, Elizabeth Ruce, James Golding, Abraham Savage, Thomas Orvis, George Savage, Josiah Savage, George Smith, William Boadman, John Goodchild, Robert Ford, James Stiff, William Syer, John Flower, Henry Turner, Samuel Coe, John Murvills, Charles Taylor, Thomas Rogers, Thomas and William Jolly, late Sir Robert Harland, Matthew Deeks, Ralph Unwin, Samuel Howe, John Snell, William Leech, Hannah Crown, William Brown, Samuel Ware, Henry Revett, Thomas Nunn, Charles Savage, William Whiting, Rev. Robert Stoddard.
Total cost of original payments amounting to £685 5s 10d, and amended total amounting to £765 8s 2. On the reverse of the sheet is noted the total rent charge, amounting to £765 17s 1d and the total sum collected, amounting to £738 18s 6d.

Total of £2 15s 11d, work done by order of Mrs Susan Halls. Signed by John Angel (Angle). Costs include: gate hook; rods to pump; pair of joints, and mend to same. Received 50 lbs of old rods (9s).

Received 13th January 1816 £4 for half a year's property tax due at Michaelmas last on land under Jesus College as Landlord's duty. Signed by John Spencer and William Hale, Collectors.

Amount of bills at Hundon Parsonage paid by Susan Halls (tenant) to Dr Pearce (Jesus College, Cambridge). Total: £44 12s 3d, costs include: James Smith, bricklayer; Thomas Knock, carpenter; William Armistead, glazer and plumber; John Angle, blacksmith; Thomas Rogers, thatcher; one year's property tax; quit rent.

12th July 1815: Thatching done at Hundon Parsonage by the order of Mrs Halls done by Thomas Rogers. Three days work for himself and a labourer. 2nd April 1816: one day and a half mending. Total bill £15, signed as settled by Thomas Rogers.

Received from Mrs Halls on 12th October 1815, 2s 6d for a year's Free or Quit Rent, due to John Vernon Esq, Lord of the Manor at Hundon, with its Members, to wit, Stradishall, Farley and Chilbourn, due at Michaelmas Day last. Signed by James Mills (typed name).

Received 13th January 1816 from Mrs Susan Halls, £14 for half a year's property tax due at Michaelmas last on Great Tithes (tyths) as Landlord's duty.Signed by John Spencer and William Hale, Collectors.

Received 8th April 1816 from Mrs Susan Halls £14 for half a year's property on Great Tithes due at Lady Day last from the Master and Fellows of Jesus College as Landlord's duty. Signed by John Spencer and William Hale, Collectors.

March 21st 1815, a bill of bricklayer's work done by J Smith by order of Mrs Halls for the use of his landlord. 23rd April 1815: costs include job mortar and work; a day's work man and labour; two stone whiting; hodd hair mortar. 23rd June 1815: stone whiting. 10th October: job and mortar. Settled 13th July 1816, signed by J Smith.

£2 15s paid to John Armistead for work done 3rd May 1815 - 26th March 1816. Costs include: 3/4 day plumber and labourer to lift pump; new leather to flanges and valves of same; one day plumber and labourer; taking up rods; fixing new rods; crown glass; stopping in crown glass' repairs to glass. Received 4th April 1816, signed by J Armistead.

Received 8th April 1816 £4 for half year's property tax on land under Jesus College due at Lady Day last as Landlord's duty. Signed by John Spencer and William Hale, Collectors at Hundon.

Work done at Hundon Parsonage by Thomas Knock 9th May 1815 - 1816. Costs include: a job to the pump, stuff, work and nails; one day's work in the yard; nails and lath nails; making and repairing stiles, hanging gates, making a horse rack and repairing the granary stairs; labour; nails; repairing gates and fences and jobs in the yard; laying of whelms and jobs in the yard. Bill settled 9th April 1816, signed by Thomas Knock.

Summary of tithe rent payments for lands in the parish of Hundon. Includes name of landowners, name of occupiers, name and description of land and premises, amount of original payment, and amount of payment for 1858. Organized alphabetically by last name of landowner. Landowners, in order of appearance here transcribed: William Bean, George Baldry, Alfred Brigg, Joseph Boneham, Thomas Castbolt, William Chapman, William Choat, John Connell, Matilda Crown, Susan Deeks, John Deeks, George Deeks, Charles Deeks, Sarah Deeks, John Payne Elives, Samuel Eagle, Joseph Eagle, Elizabeth Eagle, Edmund Elsden, Feoffees of Rogerland Charity, James Fenton, Noah Forsten, Temple Frere, John Gibbons, Simon Golding, William Golding, John Goodchild, Samuel Goodchild, William Goodchild, Samuel Gooch, George Green, John Green, John Hale, Mary Halls, Matthew Halls, Frederick Hinsch, Willam Ives, Jesus College Cambridge, Richard Webb Jupp, John Mansfield, Isaac Mansfield, Robert Marsh, George Medcalf, Thomas Nock, Parish Officers, John Peacock, David Potter, Robert Potter, John Price, H. Robinson Trustees of viz: Rt. Hon Earl Powis and Honi. Robert H. Clive, Thomas Rogers, Elizabeth Ruce, Thomas Rutter, Abraham Savage, Charles Savage, George Savage, Josiah Savage, Joseph Smith, Mary Smith, James Sparks, Thomas Edward Spackman, James Stiff, Rev. William Syer, Francis Territt, Ann Catherine Territt, Charles Taylor, Henry Tevenson, Edward Rose Turner, John Vernon Trustees of viz:- Frederick Andrew Esq. and Rev Joshua Rowley, Samuel Ware, Ann Webb, Hannah Wesshop, William Whiting, Rev. Robert Stoddard (Glebe).
Occupiers, in order of appearance here transcribed: James Boneham & another, George Baldry & another, James Shearman, Alfred Brigg, Jabez Pettit, George Rogers, Thomas Castbolt & other, William Chapman, William Choat & other, Sarah Deeks, George Sarms, Hannah Crown & other, Susan Deeks & other, John Deeks, David Potter, Joseph Bowers, William Midson & others, Charles Deeks & others, Sarah Deeks, Charles Deeks, Samuel Eagle, William Cuthbert, John Moore, Joseph Eagle & other, John Deeks, Edmund Elsden, William Golding and James Silverstone, Daniel Potter, Hannah Crown, Dennis Taylor, Mark Halls & other, John Fitch, Henry Hammond, Thomas Rockett, Thomas Bruce, Richard Mingy, John Goodchild & other, John Taylor, William Goodchild & other, Robert Rumball, George Green & other, John Green, Samuel Eagle, Sarah Deeks & other, David Potter, Samuel Eagle, WIlliam Ives, Robert French Cuthbert, Robert Sheppard and Morris Bird, Henry Hammond, Andrew Wade, John Mansfield, Isaac Mansfield, THomas Nock & another, Ann Childs, Thomas Nock, Catherine Wilkin & another, Samuel Goody, David Potter, Thomas Rogers & another, Walter Price, James Wing Dennis, Joshua Rogers & another, Elizabeth Ruce & another, James Golding & another, Abraham Savage, Thomas Orris & another, George Savage, Josiah Savage, George Smith, William Bradman, Robert Ford, James Stiff & other,William Syer, Charles Deeks, John Flower & other, Henry Swires, Samuel Coe, John Murrills, Charles Taylor, Thomas Rogers, Thomas and William Jolly, Thomas Rogers, William Golding, Sir Robert Harland (late), Matthew Deeks, Ralph Unwin, Samuel Howe, Sarah Deeks, John Snell, William Leech, Hannah Crown & others, William Brown & others, Samuel Ware, Samuel Goodchild, Henry Reveth & another, Charles Savage & other, William Whiting & others, Thomas Nunn & another, Rev. Robert Stoddard & others.

Summary of tithe rent payments for lands in the parish of Hundon. Includes name of landowners, name of occupiers, name and description of land and premises, amount of original payment, and amount of payment for 1855. Organized alphabetically by last name of landowner. Landowners, in order of appearance here transcribed: George Baldry, Thomas Castbolt, William Chapman, William Choat, Susan Deeks, John Deeks, George Deeks, Charles Deeks, Sarah Deeks, John Payne Elives, Samuel Eagle, Joseph Eagle, Elizabeth Eagle, Feoffees of Rogerlands Charity, Temple Frere, John Gibbons, John Goodchild, William Goodchild, Samuel Gooch, Matthew Halls, Frederick Hinsch, William Ives, Jesus College Cambridge, Richd. Webb Jupp, John Mansfield, David Potter, Robert Potter, John Price, Elizabeth Ruce, Abraham Savage, George Savage, Josiah Savage, Joseph Smith, James Sparks, Revd. William Syer, Francis Territt, Ann Catherine Territt, Charles Taylor, Henry Teverson, John Vernon Trustees of viz: - Andrew Arcedeckne Esq. and Revd. Joshua Rowley, Samuel Ware, Rev Robert Stoddard (Glebe). Occupiers, in order of appearance here transcribed: George Baldry, James Shearman, Thomas Castbolt, William Chapman, William Choat, Susan Deeks, John Deeks, David Potter, Charles Deeks, George Eldred, Sarah Deeks, Charles Deeks, Samuel Eagle, Joseph Eagle, John Deeks, William Golding, James Silverstone, Henry Hammond, Thomas Rockett, John Goodchild, William Goodchild, Robert Rumball, David Potter, Samuel Eagle, William Ives, Robert French Cuthbert, Robert Shepherd, Morris Bird, Rev. R Stoddart, George Savage, John Mansfield, David Potter, Thomas Rogers, Walter Price, Elizabeth Ruce, Abraham Savage, George Savage, Josiah Savage, George Smith, John Goodchild, William Syer, Charles Deeks, Henry Farner, John Murrills, Thomas Rogers, Thomas Rogers William Golding, Sir Robert Harland (late), Matthew Deeks, Ralph Unwin, Samuel Howe, Sarah Deeks, John Snell, William Leech, Bennett Lenny, William and James Brown, William Goodchild, Rev Robert Stoddard, Robert French Cuthbert, Charles Deeks, Andrew Wade, George Baldry, William and James Brown, Henry Hammond.

Summary of rent charges for the parish of Hundon. Includes names of landowners, names of occupiers, original rent charge, and payment in 1855. Organized approximately alphabetically, usually by last name of landowner. Landowners, in order of appearance, are: William Bear, George Baldry, Alfred Bigg, Joseph Boreham, Thomas Castbolt, William Chapman, William Choat, John Cornell, Matilda Crown, Susan Deeks, John Deeks, George Deeks, Charles Deeks, Sarah Deeks, John Payne Elives, Samuel Eagle, Joseph Eagle, Elizabeth Eagle, Edmund Elsden, Feoffees of Rogerlands Charity, James Fenton, Noah Forster, Semple Frere, John Gibbons, Simon Golding, William Golding, John Goodchild, Samuel Goodchild, William Goodchild, Samuel Gooch, George Green, John Green, John Hale, Mary Halls, Matthew Halls, Frederick Hinsch, William Ives, Jesus College Cambridge, Richard Webb Jupp, John Mansfield, Isaac Mansfield, Robert Marsh, George Medcalf, Thomas Nock, Parish Officers, John Peacock, David Potter, Robert Potter, John Price, Trustees of W. H. Robinson vis: - Rt. Hon. Earl Powis and Hon. Robt. H. Clive, Thomas Rogers, Elizabeth Ruce, Thomas Rutter, Abraham Savage, Charles Savage, George Savage, Josiah Savage, Joseph Smith, Mary Smith, James Sparks, Edwd. Thos. Spackman, James Stiff, Rev William Syer, Frances Territt, Ann Catherine Territt, Charles Taylor, Henry Teverson, Edwd. Rose Turner, Trustees of John Vernon vis: - Andrew Arcedeckne Esq. and Revd. Joshua Rowley , Samuel Ware, Ann Webb, Hannah Weshopp, William Whiting, Revd. Robt. (Glebe) Stoddard. Occupiers, in order of appearance, are Jas. and another Boreham, George and another Baldry, James Shearman, Alfred Bigg, Jabez Pettit, George Rogers, Thos. Castbolt and others, William Chapman, William Choat and others, Sarah Deeks, George Sams, Hannah Crown and others, Susan Deeks and others, John Deeks, David Potter, Joseph Bowers, William Mitson and others, Chas. Deeks and others, Sarah Deeks, Charles Deeks, Wm. Exors of Payne, Samuel Eagle, William Cuthbert, John Moore, Joseph Eagle and others, John Deeks, Edmund Elsden, Wm. Golding and Jas. Silverstone, Daniel Potter, Hannah Crown, Dennis Taylor, Mark Halls and another, John Fitch, Henry Hammond, Thomas Rockett, Thomas Bruce, Rd. Mingy and another, John Goodchild and others, John Taylor, Wm. Goodchild and another, Robert Rumball, George Green and others, John Green, Samuel Eagle, Sarah Deeks and another, David Potter, Samuel Eagle, William Ives, Robert French Cuthbert, Robt. Sheppard and Morris Bird, Henry Hammond, Andrew Wade, John Mansfield, Isaac Mansfield, Thomas Nock and another, Ann Childs, Thomas Nock, Cathe. Mirkin and another, Samuel Goody, David Potter, Thos. Rogers and another, Walter Price, James Wing Dennis, Josh. Rogers and another, Eliz. Ruce and another, Jas. Golding and another, Abraham Savage and others, Thos. Orris and another, George Savage, Josiah Savage, George Smith, William Bradman, John Goodchild, Robert Ford, James Stiff and others, William Syer, Charles Deeks, John Hower and others, Henry Turner, Samuel Coe, John Murrills, Charles Taylor, Thomas Rogers, Thomas and William Jolly, Thomas Rogers, William Golding, Sir Robt. Harland (late), Matthew Deeks, Ralph Unwin, Samuel Howe, Sarah Deeks, John Snell, William Leech, Hannah Crown and others, William and James Brown, Samuel Ware, William Goodchild, Heny. Revett and others, Chas. Savage and others, Thos. Nunn and another, Wm. Whiting and others, Rev Robt. Stoddard and others. Deduction of Glebe tenants. Total net rent charge of £566 17s 8d.

Receipt for the allownace for Vicker's land, dated October 1831, bills for George Rogers, John Angle, John Hoon (?), John Robinson, Thomas Knock. Total of £40 3s 6d.

Letter to Dr. Westmorland regarding cheque for 5 guineas for Hundon Vicarage Sunday School and concern for Hundon Church ceiling, signed W. S. Beems (dated 26th January 1881). Includes Letter to Dr. Westmorland thanking him for cheque for 5 guineas, signed W. S. Beems (dated 11th November 1881).

Letter from Arthur C. Jennings, totalling £50 0s 0d, 'bringing the balance to £500 0s 0d towards the building of a Vicarage of Whittlesford'; Letter from W. S. Beems requesting [illegible] the Masters gave to my Parish...'; Letter from Charles Deeks stating Cuthbert 'cannot get up and could not [illegible] a receipt for the money...he looks very ill.'

This is a voucher for audit detailing work done at the Hundon Parsonage in 1844 by the order of Mr Cuthbert for the use of his landlord, Mr. Henry Webb. The items include the following:
17th June
To repairing walls, 3 days man labour
14 bushels of lime
4 bushels of hair- 2000 of nails

21st June
To repairing wall against pond, 1 day man labour
6 bushels of lime
200 of red brick

26th June
To repairing underpinion to fence, 1 day man labour
100 on half of red brick
8 bushels of lime

3rd July
Repairing walls to barn, 1 day man labour
5 bushels of lime 500 of nails

6th July
Repairing underpinion to barns and house
3 days man labour
400 of red brick
12 bushels of lime

18th July
To repairing and laying green in yard
1 day man labour
12 pair of yard brick
3 bushels of lime

6th August
To repairing chimneys on (?)
1 day man labour
1/2 hundred red brick
4 1/2 bushels of lime

13th August
To whitewashing house and outbuildings
2 days man labour
3 bushels of lime

28th August
To repairing tiling on chop house and on little house and walls
2 days man labour
300 of plain tiles, 6 roof tiles, 12 pan tiles
3 bushels of lime, 1 bushel of flour

The total amount of this audit was £7 10s 8d

Bill for a year's expenses relating to Hundon. Expenses are as follows: bricklayer bill, brickmaker bill, glazier bill, thatcher bill, carpenter bill, blacksmith bill, poor rate for Hundon parish, income tax, income tax, quit rent, paid Rev. Stoddard for Sunday school, tithe feast, and stamps. Total amount is £99 7s 8½d. Pencil calculations below original indicate £108 left due.

Memorandum of Agreement for hire of land in Hundon, Rent payable totalling £62 14s 0d, Includes list of Reservations including 'Timber and right to view' and 'Tenant to pay all parochial expenses'. Signed by F.C. Finch, John Smoothy, and Fred Smith. Receipt for 1882 rent charges, rates, Income tax, totalling £467 10s 0d and £211 17s 3d, back of receipt includes handwritten calculations.

The advowson of Hundon was acquired by the Proby Trustees under the provisions of the will of Edmund Proby, D.D., proved 5.2.1585 (NS). Dr Proby's executors bought the impropriate rectory of Hundon with the advowson from Bartholomew Soame, citizen and woollen draper of London (see Proby Trust 1). The Proby Trustees, who were the Master and six senior Fellows of Jesus College, continued to prresent to the living until in 1909 the Ecclesiastical Commissioners pointed out that by the Proby Act 1853 (a private Act to enable the College to vary the Trust) the patronage now belonged to the College.

Receipt noting the payment of 4d by Jesus College in quit rent, signed by Charles Hoppert and J. Bailey. At the top is written "Manor of the Rectory of Hunstanton".

Consists of publication proof pages with annotations, with an envelope listing the contents.

Handwritten notes of programmes for concerts at different organs.

Includes photocopy of silhouette and information label stuck to reverse of frame. Also letter from Arthur Benson, Master of Magdalene College, Cambridge detailing that the silhouette had once belonged to W. G. Richards, a contemporary of his at Eton.