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A note from the Parochial Church Council (19 July 1940) suggested that "the needs of the Parish could be best met by a Vicar who is a worker and a man of tact.." The Revd Basil Wood (23 July 1940) found the church and parish delightful but the vicarage financially impossible, as it had no electricity and needed redecoration. Evidently the difficulty was overcome, and Woodd was soon presented to the living. In 1943 he obtained permission to borrow from Queen Anne's Bounty to pay for a new boiler.

Parties: (1) Captain George Hodgson and Mrs Hodgson and (2) Messrs Taylor and Foster.

Appointment of leasehold tenements comprised in Captain and Mrs Hodgson's marriage settlement with direction to sell and release.

Notification by H.L. Case, Churchwarden, that he has received the Document of Sequestration.

Parties: (1) William Quinsee and Thomas Norris, (2) Francis Eaden. Includes assignment: parties: (1) George Jospeh Twiss, (2) John Eaden Jr

"Dear Goodwin [Busar Jesus College], The subscription of your College to the Appointments Board is usually paid at this time of the year. I should be very much obliged if you would be so kind as to send us a cheque for the year 1914-15, namely £20. Faithfully yours, H. A. Roberts"

Consists of minutes of a meeting of the Appointments Committee of the Salk Institute (Bronowski was a member), with lists of employees of the Institute (divided into employed for 3 years and employed for 4 years).

Comprises a grant application with appendices, and a covering letter from Joseph Slater (President, Salk Institute) to Barnaby Keeney (Chairman, National Endowment for the Humanities).

Official printed copy of the award by the Tithe Commissioners., giving details of the lands, landowners and occupiers, and the amount apportioned. The accompanying map of the parish was removed to the cabinet.

Accounts relating to expenditure on contents of undergraduate rooms including furniture, crockery, implements and wall and floor coverings. Two volumes covering 1905 to 1915 are for J. Cook and Sons, volume for 1936-1941 for Eaden Lilley.

Received from the Rev. E.H. Morgan the sum of £5, being the remainder required to make up the total of £10 now received by A.E. Carpenter from the authorities of Jesus College as an apprentice fee for his son. Signed by A. E. Carpenter 29th September 1874 [sic].

Received from the Dean of Jesus College the sum of £10 being the sum allotted by the college towards he apprentice fees of Arthur. Signed by Harry Croft.

Robert Coope, of Cambridge, and John Musgrave, of Barnwell, give judgment in a dispute between St Radegund's Priory (Prioress Joan Lancastre) and Barnwell Priory (Prior John) respecting a wall extending from Nunneslane (Jesus Lane) on the north to Walles Lane (King Street) on the south, between a croft of Barnwell Priory to the east and a croft of the nuns to the west. The wall is declared to be the property of the nuns, who are to repair and maintain it.

Arbitration between the nuns and St Michael's College (Trinity) concerning parish boundaries. Decision of the arbitrator, Marmaduke Lumley, LL.B., Chancellor of the University. The dispute was connected with certain houses in Nuns' Lane then occupied by John Cranwell senior, and Richard Cranwell junior. The College maintained that the occupants of these houses were of the part of St Michael, the nuns that they belonged to St Radegund parish. The arbitrator desides that they belong to St Radegund parish, but to satisfy any claims on the part of the College the nuns shall pay to it 4d annually (still paid by Jesus College in 1898). Decision was made in Clare Hall. Signed: Robert Wright, priest, notary of the diocese of York; attorney for the nuns, William Spencer; for the college, William Pentecost.

Paid £7 7s to James Walter, architect, for superintending the restorations and repairs of the interior of Jesus Chapel, including travelling expenses.
Signed James Walter

Addressed to the Master and Fellows. Rowe has received instructions to survey the College Farm at Over following a fire there, and has travelled there to make a plan of the ruined buildings and make drawings and specifications for new ones. These new buildings were to cost £1131, but the drawings were amended when the Master told him (via Mr Mitham, builder and tender) to reduce the cost to £1000, if possible. The altered drawings and specifications were sent to the master tenders from Messrs Tracy, Smith & Crawley, Gray, and Mitham, and Mr Gray's tender was accepted. Rowe also had to journey to Over several times to oversee the work, and has measured up extra work and certified contractors' account. Total cost for Rowe's work - spanning May 1873 to April 1874 and including a 5% commission and travel expenses for him and his assistance - was £53 8s. 9d. Paid in two installments on 27th April and 5th June 1874.

Includes A3 size drawings and plans pasted onto hardboard, probably used as part of a display publicising the designs for the new library, 1993

This section represents an attempt [by staff in Bronowski's office at the Salk Institute] to create a comprehensive collection of Bronowski's work.

Contains letter relating to typing up of early archive catalogues, October 1960; correspondence and draft specifications for an environmentally controlled Archives store room, 1964; correspondence concerning temporary packing, removal and replacing of archives from store rooms in East House, 1998; Papers concerning discussion about employment of a records manager, 1998; Papers, correspondence and reports relating to improving archive storage in East House and other archive spaces, 1993 - 2006

Comprises material relating to the Bronowski Collection being given to the University of Toronto and associated events. Includes letters sent to Rita Bronowski (and copies of some replies) relating to negotiations about depositing the Bronowski Collection, 'The Legacy of Jacob Bronowski' symposium and exhibition at University of Toronto (Oct 1977), and the Bronowski memorial lectures held at the University of Toronto, New College.

Also includes: a photocopy of 'On Being an Intellectual' by Bronowski (Aug 1967); a box list of the Bronowski Collection; a booklet about 'The Legacy of Jacob Bronowski' exhibition in the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library at the University of Toronto; a brief guide to the collection at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library; a poster for the 1992 Jacob Bronowski Memorial Lecture on 'Pathways to the Global Village' by Charles Kuen Kao; and a booklet about the John P. Roberts Library at the University of Toronto.

Additionally includes: a letter from Roy MacLeod (Reader in History and Social Studies in Science, The University of Sussex) on the University of Sussex offering to house the Bronowski Collection, with a copy of a reply from Rita Bronowski; a letter from the Education Centre Library (Board of Education for the City of Toronto) requesting information about the publication of Bronowski's Mellon Lectures with a copy of a reply from Rita Bronowski; and letters between John Burrows (Dawson College, Westmount, Quebec, Canada) about Burrow's interest in Jacob Bronowski's published works.

Includes captions for display highlighting the hitsory of the College Archives.

Printed reproduction of photograph showing entrance to Cloister Court from First Court.

Plan of an area of land on the open side of New Square which the Cambridgeshire & Isle of Ely Territorial Force Association offered to buy the freehold of to build headquarters.

A hardback guide book introducing the town of Arhus in Jutland consisting of history, landmarks, culture, and photographs.

Aria Sebaldina. 9th Variation. Pachelbel. For organ.

Arise, Shine O Zion. Anthem for four voices. By Maurice Greene.
Handwritten score for voices and keyboard accompaniment.

Papers relating to time served in the army as part of National Service

"Arrears brought to a/c 1914." The sheet lists over a dozen names beginning with, "Jackson, Tuffill, Childs, etc..." and the corresponding amount.

Arrival of the Queen of Sheeba (Sinfonia from "Solomon"). By Georg Friedrich Handel. Arranged for organ by Stainton de B. Taylor.
Organ score.
Published by Hinrichsen Edition, Ltd., London.