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List, probably in the hand of William French, detailing plants to be bought for the University Observatory and Jesus College. For the observatory, plants listed are beech, box, holly, silver fir, Portugal laurels, laurustines, evergreen oaks, evergreen privet, evergreen and flowering shrubs, laurels, purple beeches, crab stocks for grafting, gooseberries, rough rid champagne, hornbeam, whin, sweets, Phillyneas. For Jesus College, plants listed are Irish ivy, evergreen and flowering shrubs. For himself, plants listed are silver fir, holly, Portugal laurels, Common laurels, evergreen oaks, purple beeches, sweet briars, laurestines, whin, sumacs, spruce firs, larch, dwarf cherries, flowering shrubs.

Visitors due at Rustat Audit, 1846;
The Vice-Chancellor
The Master of Trinity

16th April, Dinner at the Lodge;
1 - The V.C.
1 - Registrary
1 - Mrs. French
2 - Mister French
1 - Mr. Gunning
1 - The Master
1 - The Drake
1 - Mr. O[swald] Fisher
1 - Mr. Woodham
1 - Mr. Gibson
1 - Mr. Peter
1 - Mr. Wollaston
1 - Mr. Prince

14 [=] The No. at Dinner

Abstrracts of title, for deeds of 1618-1684.

List of tithe rent charges pertaining to the parish of Hundon in Suffolk. Comprehensive list of land and premises along with columns titled 'Refund payment' and 'Payment 1861'. Total sums are £4 10s 10d in the 'Refund payment' column, and £5 1s 7 and 1/4d.

Hand written plan of 50-61 Jesus Lane giving the names of the tenants in 1873:

No. 50 - Charles Brand Cornwell
No. 51 - William Coe
No. 52 - John Fuller
No. 53 - William Wiseman
No. 54 - Henry Mutton
No. 55 - Executors of William Smith
No. 56 - Reverend Gibbs
No. 57 - Mrs Sarah Cumming
No. 58 - George Haslem
No. 59 - Joseph Wentworth
No. 60 - Miss Ann Cotton
No. 61 - William Davidson

Consists of 2 typescript lists (with some slides ticked off).

List of the rents and rateable values of Nos. 19-31 Jesus Lane.

A Rental made and renewed for the said Mannor: a list of people and payments due.

[The paper written with Neyman was produced for the Joint Target Group, United States].

Sheet recording prize winners and scholars. Includes list of prizewinners, and the money awarded to each, totalling £27 6s; list of those awarded declamation, totalling £6 6s; list of scholars; and list of those given extra rewards, totalling £72. Total sum of money awarded calculated and given as £275 12s.

One sheet of paper with list of names of six students awarded £12 Reward: Boys, Dale, Fennel, Firman, Waugh and Wilson. Second paper with list of thirteen names of Prizemen in 1864: Fennel, Boys, Wilson, Macan, Firman and Slocock, awarded £3 3s; Dale, Roberts, Francis, Thornton, Moore and Waugh, awarded £2 2s; and Smyth, awarded £1 1s. Second sheet also includes the names of two awarded declamations, each worth £3 3s: Fennel and Dale.

Plate money, Hearn prize 1st year, 2nd year, Maths Tripos. Winners Macaulay, Whiter, Duffield, Richardson, Budworth, Thompson

Names of Vicars from 1632 to 1764, extracted from the College Register of presentations. Mostly in Latin.

List of Passengers for P & O s.s. 'Rawalpindi' showing Frederick Brittain onboard. It left London on 28th August 1931 bound for Bombay via Marseilles. Also copy of printed dinner menu from P & O s.s. Malwa signed by Brittain and others, 11th September 1931

1. The names of freshmen admitted between commencement 1853 and commencement 1854. Amount of prizes given: £31 10s.
2. Letter from Feiber to the master introducing above list.

List of money from M. A. compounders in 1864, broken down into Michaelmas 1863, Lady Day 1864, Midsummer, and Michaelmas, totalling £138 9s.

Draft lists of leases issued for Ropemakers Close and Gravel Close. Includes name of leaseholder, rent payable and term of the lease. Also a rough plan of New Square showing the outline of the houses and gardens at numbers 1-10.

List of investments for the year 1822 - 3. Names listed include Mr. Wright, Mr. Tancred, Mr. Hustler, Mr. Jefferson, Mr. Abdy, Mr. Brougham, Mr Walters, Mr. Hamond, Mr. White, William French, Mr. Dickes, Mr. Hibgame, Mr. Valine (?), Mr. Calvert, Mr. Shannen, Mr. Skinner, Mr. Ramsay and Mr. Studholme.

Consists of a photocopy of a proof list of illustrations for 'The Ascent of Man' book, annotated with corrections.

Certificate made of all the glebe lands belonging to the Rectory of Cavendish, a list of 28 numbered items, with the value of each. Signed by the Churchwardens and the Rector.

Consists of typescript lists of film and tape recordings of radio and television broadcasts by Bronowski, with some annotations.

Anonymous list 'Disbursed in the year 1736 in viewing and purchasing advowsons for the college '. Includes King's Stanley and also Great Oakley, Nutfield, Whatfield, Great Holland, Allesley. Whatfield was purchased for £680 and King's Stanley for £900.

A list of names, with donation amounts, to the building of Shelford School.

List of Degrees:

William Pochin Larken (MA) - £6 2s
Beckwith (BA) - £3 1s
Coates (BA) - £3 1s
Wade (BA) - £3 1s
Greenwood (BA) - £3 1s
Ingram (BA) - £3 1s
Robinson (BA) - £3 1s
Thorp (BA) - £3 1s
Whitworth (MA) - £6 2s
Elliotson (MD) - £10 6s 8d
Nunn(?) (BA) - £3 1s
Barker (BA) - £3 1s
West (BA) - £3 1s
Blackbarne (BA) - £3 1s
Parkinson (BA) - £3 1s
Whitworth (MB) - £10 2s
Mill(?) (MA) - £6 2s
Stevenson (MA) - £6 2s
Henslow (MA) - £6 2s

Total of £87 10s 8d

Signed by C. Green, praelector

The Master and Fellows toPemberton, Fiske & Hayward, list of costs incurred in the purchase of the Harlton estate.

Handwritten list of concerts given at the BBC and the Royal Festival Hall between 1956 and 1981.

List of insurance policies held by Jesus College at Christmas 1872 for various properties, including houses on Malcolm Street and Jesus Lane, houses and premises in St Giles' and Willingham, and farms at Great Shelford, Tempsford, Graveley, Wilbraham, Hundon, and Over, as well as the main college buildings and their contents. The total premium on all of these policies is £34 8s 11d

List of insurance policies taken out for college-owned properties commencing at Christmas 1874. Policies come to a total of £43 15s 5d and include: 2 houses on Malcolm Street, farm at Great Shelford, farm at Tempsford, farm at Graveley, farm at Wilbraham, farm at Hundon, 8 houses on Jesus Lane, house and farm in St Giles', house etc. at Willingham, college buildings and contexts, farm at Hills Road, farms and mill at Over. Insurance has also been taken out on the Master, for 15 shillings.

List of insurance policies taken out for college-owned properties commencing at Christmas 1868. Policies on the first list come to a total cost of £14 16s 9d and include: 2 houses in Malcolm Street, farm at Tempsford (Beds.), farm at Graveley, farm at Wilbraham, farm at Hundon, farms at Over, and houses on Jesus Lane.
Policies on the second list total £13 16s 8d and cover the college buildings, a property in Willingham, and the books in the college library.

Atlay, Rev. Henry – John’s – Stamford
Atlay, Rev. Charles – John’s – Stamford
Bate, William, Esq. – Trinity – Peterborough
Belgrave, Rev. William – John’s – Stamford
Belgrave, Rev. Thomas – John’s – Wellford
Berkeley, Rev. M.J. – Christ’s – Hibbington, Wansford
Boon, Rev. Robert – John’s – Burghley, Stamford
Chalklen, Rev. Charles William – Trinity – Ringstead, Thrapston
Dundas, Hon. and Rev. J.L. – Trinity – Harport, Northampton
Dundas, Hon. T. – Trinity – Harport, Northampton
Geldart, Rev. Richard John – Cath. [St. Catharine’s] – Little Billing
Hodson, William, Esq. – Clare – Wadenhoe House, Thrapston
Hopkinson, Rev. John – Clare – Peterborough
Hurst, Rev. T. – Clare – Brington, Thrapston
Jones, Rev. Anselm – Trinity – Brackley
Laying, Rev. William Wright – Queen’s – Harrowden, Willingboro’
Miller, Rev. George Oakes – Caius – Bilton Rectory
Paley, Rev. George Barber – Peter’s [Peterhouse] – Thrapston
Price, Rev. James Thomas – King’s – Loys Wheedon, Northamptonsh.
Powys, Hon. Frederick – Trinity – Aldwinkle, Oundle
Robinson, Sir. G. – Trinity – Kettering
Rose, Rev. Henry – Clare – Brington, near Daventry
Rose, Rev. John – Trinity – Wilton, near Daventry
Sicklemore, Rev. Geo. Wilson – Trinity – Milton Rectory
Smythies, Rev. Henry Y. – Emm. [Emmanuel] – Stanground, Peterborough
Stoddart, Rev. W. – Christ’s – Northampton
Symonds, Rev. Thomas M. – John’s – Ringstead, Thrapston
Theed, Rev. Edward Rutter – Sidney – Thrapston
Thornton, Rev. Philip – Clare – Brock Hall, Daventry
Thornton, Rev. Thomas C. – Clare – Brock Hall, Daventry
Walters, Rev. Nicholas – Trinity – All Saint’s, Stamford
Wells, Rev. Gifford – Sid. [Sidney Sussex] – Staverton, near Daventry
Wilson, Rev. W. Corbet, Jun. – Trinity – Bozeat
Wingfield, Rev. Edward O. – Clare – Stamford
Wing, Rev. J. – Pemb. [Pembroke] – Thornaugh, near Peterborough

Comprises a printed list of books which had been in 8 boxes [perhaps when transferred to the University of Toronto or listed in Bronowski's house]. The list includes some books in the Bronowski Collection and is divided into "Literature first editions", "Inscribed by the author to JB", "Assorted scientific books, some signed (not catalogued)", "Copies of books by J. Bronowski", "17th Century and other old books and Laura Riding/Robert Graves books", "Blake" and "Da Vinci".

Comprises: correspondence with Jesus College, the Athenaeum Club, The Royal Society of Literature and Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd (publishers) on sending copies of Bronowski's books; 2 tables showing copies of Bronowski's books sent to various organisations and individuals including Bronowski's daughters; and lists of books given to Joanna Rose and the Kaye's [Peter Kaye].

Also includes a list of showings of 'The Ascent of Man' (1973-1974).

On the first leaf is an introductory statement describing Lyde's career, his residence in Palestine and death in 1860. The mss. received by bequest were listed by Major Grant Stephen of St Catherine's College. The list that follows (2 pp.) is headed: "List of Oriental books presented to college by Rev S Lyde Oct. 1858."; a note at the end says that it was drawn up by Grant Stephen for G. E. Corrie.

List of bills relating to repairs and maintenance of cottages in King's Street and Belmont Place under the Small Tenements Assessment Acts, totalling £27 13s 7d. Includes bills paid to Burbage, bricklayer, between 12th December 1863 and 4th October 1864, totalling £5 10s 6d. Also bills paid to Green, a carpenter, between January and September 1864, totalling £5 10s 9d, and bills to Kidd, carpenter and joiner, totalling £1 13s 9d. Also bills to Audley and Sonith, totalling 14s 2d, and bills to Jerrold for plumbing, glazing and painting in December 1863 and October 1864, totalling £4 6s 10d. Also bills paid to Headley, ironmonger, totalling £1 23s, and Cavel at the Water Company for repairs on the 4th March and 24th February, old rates and arrears and water supply to October 1864 and January 1865, totalling £5 1s 1d. Also 15s paid to Mr. Adcock for the cost of recovering rent, £1 15s in Poor Rate for King's Street and 13s 6d in Paving Rate between Christmas and Lady Day 1864 and Midsummer and Michaelmas 1864.

Bill totalling £158 16s 2d for work on Parsonage from various work men: including Cuthbert carpentry, Bareham bricklaying, Nicholls and co., Rogers the thatcher, Ling for shingles, Medcalf for smiths work, Mortlock for nails, Tatum for lime, Bird for pipes, Bear for Brick as well as an extra £13 for Cuthbert, a line for Poll tax and for Mann.

This is a receipt listing amounts for property tax, labour, nails, and tiles paid by Mrs Fielding for a total of £12 10s 5d. There are other various amounts listed without explanation

List of names and corresponding payment owed and written on an unposted post card. Listed names are Gates, Christian, Catling, Homes, Boyce, Johnsons, Saunders. "Morlin taken over. Aldens ground and has paid the rent."

Consists of a typescript of 'Humanism and the Sixteenth Century Cambridge Arts Course' by Lisa Jardine.

Consists of correspondence with Lipset (Professor of Government and Sociology, Harvard University) relating to him visiting the Salk Institute for 2 months, and his work resulting from the visit.

Includes invitation to commemorative service celebrating Carver's life, 27th May 2018; Extract from the Dorset year book 1975-6, pp161-9, article by A. Mildred Carver mentioning Lionel Carver; Digital copy of newspaper cutting from the Cambridge News, 13th March 1903, listing Carver as having been fined for cycling across Midsummer Common;

Medal for outstanding contribution to biological microscopy, awarded to Lawrence Picken in 1960.

Comprises notes and copies of Bronowski's work on languages, with reprints and photocopies of relevant papers by others.

Includes: notes by Bronowski on "The Biological Basis of Language" (Jun 1967 & Jul 1968), "Human Studies" at the Salk Institute, and "Is Language Innate?" (4 Jun 1967); selected extracts and a reprint of 'Human and Animal Languages' by Bronowski; lists of work by others on specific subjects and books in the Salk Institute Library; reprints and photocopies of articles by Howard Pollio, Karl Pribham, Edward S Klima and Ursula Bellugi-Klima and others.

Also includes a notice for a seminar on "The Neurobehavioral Analysis of Prelinguistic Functions" given by Karl Pribham at the Salk Institute (13 Jun 1968).

Linen napkin formerly owned by G. W. Hayes (1885). Name written on napkin.