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Comprises memoranda containing agendas and minutes of meetings of the Administrative Policy Committee of the Salk Institute, with documents outlining policies and proposals on retirement benefits and provision, records of absence, overtime, a compensation plan (salaries), qualification and experience requirements for technical and administrative positions, and college benefits for children of resident Fellows.

Also includes copies of correspondence between Jonas Salk and Dr Ed Creutz (Vice President, Research and Development, General Atomic) about the administrative needs of the Salk Institute and Creutz recommending Salk employ Earle Short (an administrator who had been working at General Atomic).

Records relating to College administration and administrative departments

Comprises a draft paper and memorandum by John Hunt to Renato Dulbecco, Jonas Salk and P. Knopf, on a proposed reorganisation of the administrative structure of the Salk Institute.

Admission of Elizabeth Adams, daughter and heir of Isaac Paris, to a croft called the Yield Hall.

Admission of Hannah Rayner as heiress of her brother John Baker (nephew and heir of Elizabeth Adam) to a messuage called Yield Halll. Surrender of the same to the use of Samuel Coxall.

Admission of Thomas Maddye to a messuage called the Yelde Hall. Latin

Manor of Harlton: General Court Baron, extract of proceedings, admitting William French, Master of Jesus College, to be tenant of the Yield hall etc., signed by Joseph Maberley, Steward

Entries grouped by year giving: surname, forename, father's profession, birthplace, birth date, place of education, and by whom recommended.

Entries under each year giving: surname, forenames, [type of funding, scholarship or exhibition etc.], father's (or sometimes mother's) name, birth date, place of birth, place of education, and home address.

Copy of admissions entries extracted from the college register by Lynford Caryl (Master 1758-81) then continued, eventually, to become the primary record of admissions. The entries are grouped by year. Before 1790 they give surname, forename, county and college status (fellow-commoner, commoner or sizar); from 1790 they give surname, forename, father's profession, birthplace, birth date, place of education, and by whom recommended.

Also includes: a list of names [admissions] with counties (c.1806-1814); an index to the admissions register organised alphabetically by surname and giving date [of admission]; a certificate from the University Board for admitting and superintending non-collegiate students for Edwin Arthur Barraclough (Jun 1883); and notes about Reverend John Flamsteed and Robert Malthus.

Manuscript & typescript papers of Adon Gordus without accompanying correspondence

Annotated as the "only copy".

A service of hymns, lessons and carols, held in late November or early December. Typed and duplicated words, printed from 1999. With a list. Incomplete, lacking the years 1955, 1963-64, 1966-67, 1995, 1997-98. Audio recording of 1985 service.

Advent to Whitsuntide. Organ Music for the Church Year based on six Hymns for the Great Festivals. Vol. One: By Hendrik Andriessen.
With Historical Notes on the Sources of the Hymns by Dr Erik Routley.
Published by Hinrichsen Edition Ltd., London.
Contents:

• 1. Advent. Veni, Veni, Emmanuel - O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
• 2. Christmas. In dulci jubilo - Good Christian Men, rejoice
• 3. Lent. Aus der Tiefe - Forty Days and Forty Nights
• 4. Passiontide. Passion Chorale - O Sacred Head, sore wounded
• 5. Easter. O Filii et Filiae - O Sons and Daughters
• 6. Whitsuntide. Veni, Creator, Spiritus - Come, Holy Ghost, our Souls inspire

Aegidii Foscarii summa juris canonici, and other works; M. R. James's no. 68. Contains: 1) Notule Decretalium: an analysis of the decretals in five books; 2) miscellaneous notes; 3) Aegidii Foscarii summa juris canonici; 4) notes on canon law and church procedures; 5) Libellus fugitivus compositus a mag. nepote de monte albano, in the same hand as no. 3; 6) extracts from a statute (?) and a document about churches and a chapel at Gesinham. A deed of the Bishop of Lincoln is inserted between ff. 80 and 81.

Black and white photograph showing a view of the College site taken in 1920s

Four black and white photographs showing views of the College taken from the air.

Comprises material relating to Bronowski's work about design, architecture and form.

Consists of: notes for lectures on 'The Creative Process in Poetry/Art' and 'The Creative Process in Science' (given in Jerusalem, 18 Mar 1959, and Haverford, Pennsylvania, 26 Apr 1960); notes for a lecture on 'The Conditions for Scientific Creativity in [an Organizational Setting] Contemporary Society' (given in Harvard, 20 Jul 1960); an annotated typescript of 'The Discovery of Form' (1963) by Bronowski for inclusion in a book on 'Vision and Value' edited by Gyorgy Kepes with correspondence about publication; a press cutting of a report on a lecture by Bronowski given at the Nottingham, Derby and Lincoln Society of Architects ('The Architects Journal' 4 Aug 1960); a published copy of 'Architecture as a Science and Architecture as an Art' by Bronowski (R.I.B.A [Royal Institute of British Architects] Journal, Mar 1955); a reprint and a typescript of 'The Shape of Things' by Bronowski (reprint from Impulse, no. 15, 1960); a reprint of 'The Creative Process' by Bronowski (Scientific American, vol. 199, no. 3, Sep 1958); and notes and cuttings from previous articles for [a planned volume] entitled 'Four Essays in Design' on aesthetics, architecture and industrial design.

Also includes an annotated copy of 'Atomism, Structure and Form: A Report on the Natural Philosophy of Form at 1960' by Lancelot Law Whyte.

Director: Geraint Bowen

Organist: Christopher Argent

Side one

1. Sheppard - Libera nos, salva nos

2. Fayrfax - Aeternae laudis lilium

3. Taverner - Dum transisset Sabbatum

4. Tallis - Fantasy - organ

5. Sheppard - Spiritus sanctus, procedens a throno

   Side two

6. Byrd - Magnificat

7. Byrd - Nunc Dimittis

8. Tomkins - A Fancy for two to play - organ

9. Tomkins - Almighty God, the fountain of all wisdom

1. St Giles Parish £2 7s 9d land tax due Michaelmas 1853 from Jesus College to Robert Frost, collector.
2. St Giles Parish £2 7s 9d land tax due Lady Day 1853 from Jesus College to Robert Frost, collector.
3. Received of landlord on behalf of Mrs Haggis £3 6s 10 1/2d property and income tax due Lady Day 1853, collected by R Peters.
4. Received of Mrs Haggis £3 6s 5 1/2d property tax due Michaelmas 1853, collected by R Peters.
5. Memorandum as to settlement with Jesus College regarding Henry Haggis, deceased. £200 to be given as donation by the master and fellows to the widow. £123 16s 4d deducted for one year's rent due Michaelmas last to Jesus College, minus property and land tax. Balance to be received by Mrs Haggis: £76 3s 8d. Subsequent note, presumably by Mrs Haggis, noting receipt of £76 3s 8d from Rev G Corrie.

Statement by John Brand, a farmer aged 79, about premises now belonging to James Barton, sworn at Cambridge beofre a Master in chancery, and on which he made his mark.

Consists of a reprint from 'World Politics' vol. XVII, no. 3, with an annotation [by Bronowski].

Comprises meeting agendas with minutes of previous meetings, lists of trustees and documents for consideration at the meetings (such as proposed amendments to bye-laws and recommendations of the Nominating Committee for Board of Trustees membership).

Contain meeting agendas and minutes, with related reports, memoranda and other documents.

Comprises William Glazier's (Assistant for Fellows' Affairs, Salk Institute) correspondence with John Wiley publishers and others, on plans for Wiley to publish papers resulting from a symposium held at the Salk Institute on the biological aspects of aging (4-6 Nov 1965). Also includes a reprint from 'Science' (journal) reporting on the symposium (15 Apr 1966).

Posters and guides for 'Agnès Thurnauer - 'You', 19 January - 8 March 2015.

Agnus Dei for two sopranos and organ in D major. Metronome marking: 84 beats per minute.

Parties: (1) Messrs Audley John Gillson and Sidney James Miller [Executors of the will of Mary Ann Saul], (2) Kate Piggot and another. Agreement for letting and hire of No. 15 Park Street

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) The Mayor, Aldermen & Burgesses of the Borough of Cambridge. Agreement with reference to the system of drainage for premises known as Nos. 39-44 New Square

Parties: (1) Philip Henry Young, (2) Joseph Naylor. To let number 50 [now 96] King Street

Parties: (1) Arthur John Gray, (2) Jesus College
Agreement to surrender 3150 square yards of land behind Salisbury Villas in return for the payment of an annuity

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Walter Gardiner for the yearly tenancy from 29th September 1897 of a piece of garden ground near Tenison Road. Rent: 2s 6d. Includes a site plan showing the location of the garden

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Mr F. W. Andrews. Lease of "that piece of garden ground, builders yard and premises situate at the rear of Salisbury Villas, Station Road, Cambridge with entrance at Tenison Road, Cambridge" from 25th December 1934 to 25th December 1935 at a rent of £28 per annum

Parties: (1) Jesus College (2) Miss K. E. Pooley. Rent: £65 per annum. Also an undertaking to pay an increased rent of 32 shillings per annum in consideration of the College improving the hot and cold water supply

Parties: (1) Cambridge Express Printing Company Limited, (2) Robert Dent. Whereas the said Robert Dent has with consent of the Company placed three beams in the wall of the building of the Company at 33 King Street aforesaid adjoining the premises of the said Robert Dent. Includes memorandum from the Deed Marking Branch

Parties: (1) Jesus College (2) Horace Palmer. Rent: £56 per annum

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) The Eastern Counties Railway Company
Agreement for the sale of land.
2 copies, one of which is signed by William French (Master of Jesus College).
List of the quantity of land taken by the Eastern Counties Railway Company including land belonging to Mr Gotobed and Mr Bullen