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Assignment from (1) Mrs Lizzie Turner to (2) Mrs Louisa Greenwood

Parties: (1) The personal representatives of Maria Elizabeth Grove, deceased to Hugh Treharne Llewellyn Roberts

Parties: (1) Mr John Wilson to (2) Mr William Johnson

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Mr William Male.
Assignment of leasehold messuage and premises No. 19 New Square, Cambridge for residue of a term of 40 years from 25 March 1858.

Parties: (1) Mrs Emma Low to (2) Miss Martha Low and Mrs Elizabeth Bland.
Assignment of leasehold premises No. 20 New Square for the residue of a term of 40 years from 29 September 1895.

Parties: (1) Mrs Ann Rogers and Mr Joseph Wentworth Executrix and Executor of Mr John Rogers, deceased to (2) Juner Perry Lawrence. Assignment of leasehold estates for securing £650 and interest.

Parties: (1) Mr Juner Perry Lawrence and Mr Joseph Wentworth to (2) Mr George Wilson.
Assignment of leasehold messuages and premises in the parish of St Andrew the Great.

Parties: (1) Mrs Elizabeth Wilson and Mr William Wilson to (2) Messrs James Laurie and William McConnal.
Assignment of leasehold premises in New Square and stables on Fair Street. Includes a plan showing the outline of the property.

Parties: (1) Mrs Ethel Haward Smith and Miss Catherine Sarah Barrett, executrices of the will of Mrs E. A. Barber, deceased to (2) Miss Susan Elizabeth Briggs.
Assignment of leasehold house and premises No. 4 New Square, Cambridge. Also enclosed is a receipt, dated 5 August 1902, for £4 for conveyance and stamp duty from Miss Briggs.

Parties: (1) Mrs Ethel Harvard Smith and others, (2) Mr Thomas Henry Holdsworth.
Includes a colour plan showing the outline of the premises including workshop and the name of the lessee of No. 6 - Mr W. Rogers.

Parties: (1) Mr R. T. Catling (Personal Representative of Miss Hannah M. L. Wiseman, deceased) to (2) Mr W. H. Foster.

Assignment of leasehold premises No. 53 Rhadegund Buildings.

Parties: (1) Miss Emma Jane Wright to (2) Mrs Alice Lavinia Patfield.
On the back is a typed Surrender dated 22 September 1947.

Parties: (1) Miss Mary Elizabeth Watts & others to (2) Mr George Tredgett.

Parties: (1) Mary Ann Scarr and Ned Ramphilon to (2) Mr Oliver Weston.

Parties: (1) Jesus College, (2) Mrs Jane Frances Else.
Lease of No. 8 New Square for 40 years from 5 April 1908. Rent for the first 12 years £1 1s 0d and for the residue of the term £3. Includes a colour plan showing the outline of the property and the Right of Way at the back of the property onto Elm Street.

Parties: (1) The Executors of the will of Mrs Jane Frances Else, deceased and another to (2) Mr Frederick Charles Brett.
Assignment of the leasehold messuage and premises No. 8 New Square.

Parties: (1) Frederick Charles Brett to (2) Miss Emma Jane Wright.

Parties: (1) Mr Oliver Weston to (2) Mrs Jane Frances Else.

Parties: (1) Messrs Percy William Gray and Charles Frederick Gray (personal representatives of the late Charles Edward Gray) to (2) Messrs Worthington & Co Ltd. Assignment of leasehold premises known as 'The Great Northern Hotel'

Parties: (1) Messrs George Robert Kett and Edward Joseph Kett to (2) Rattee & Kett Limited.
Assignment of leasehold premises at the corner of Hills Road in the Borough of Cambridge.

Parties: (1) Francis Eaden, (2) Ann Simpson

Parties: (1) Mr Edward Kimpton, executor of Mrs Sarah Collin deceased by the direction of Mr James Apthorpe to (2) Mr Adam Chevell in trust for (3) Frederick Sharp Esquire. Assignment of a mortgage for securing £600 and interest

Parties: (1) Mrs Ann Curtis, Mrs Smith and another to (2) Mr Rob Langford. Assignment of mortgage for securing £140 and interest [Crown Inn]

Parties: (1) Mr John Gillson (by the direction of and with Mrs Eleanor Smith and Mr Samuel Smith) to (2) Mr John Robinson. Assignment of mortgage by way of security for £420 and interest [Crown Inn].

Parties: (1) Mr George Sinderby Stephens to (2) Mrs Eliza Bell. Assignment of underlease of a messuage known as Bedford Lodge, Tenison Road being part of the premises comprised in the said lease for the term of 99 years from 25th March 1895 less the last 7 days thereof. Apportioned annual rent: £6 10s

Comprises memoranda sent to Bronowski by [William] Glazier [Assistant for Fellows' Affairs, Salk Institute] regarding responsibilities and activities of the office of the Deputy Director in 4 areas: educational and other programmes with other institutions; seminar programmes; publications and relations with the press; and grant applications.

Men's football team founded in October 1876.

22⅛ x 17⅝

"At the lamb's high feast we sing". Arrangement by Peter Hurford. Incomplete.

Comprises correspondence with Thomas J Wilson (Vice President and Senior Editor, Atheneum Publishers) on business meetings and sending each other books including 'The Identity of Man'. Also includes a letter from Edward Bent (Editor) sending a copy of 'Extraterritorial: Papers on Literature and the Language of Evolution' by George Steiner.

Comprises: notes on museums in Athens and a copy of an article on the Tower of the Winds in Athens; and letters from Colin Ronan [specialist in the history and philosophy of science] to Mick Jackson sending information on subjects including early glassware and alchemy, metalwork, calendars, early maps, Jaipur observatory, Isaac Newton, Dmitri Mendeleev, Paracelsus and Mikhail Lomonosov.

Also includes a letter to Bronowski from Jo [Marquand] on sending Bronowski copies of briefing research which Adrian [Malone], Dick [Gilling] and Mick [Jackson] were to take on study tours of locations (30 Jul 1970).

Comprises correspondence with Robert Everett asking Bronowski to write reviews and articles (mainly about a book by Claude Levi-Strauss), and correspondence with Robert Manning (editor in chief) on an article by Professor Donald Fleming entitled 'On living in a Biology Revolution'.

Also includes a note on Atlantic Monthly publishing part of 'The Ascent of Man'.

Mainly discussion of the finances of the benefice, and attempts to get a grant from the Ecclesiastical Commission.

Parties: (1) Matthew Hastings, (2) Wiiliam Garfit Ashton. A freehold estate in Walls Lane otherwise King's Street

Parties: (1) Corporation of Cambridge, (2) Peete Musgrave. Lease of 999 years for a piece or parcel of ground, where a pound [enclosure] now stands, at the east end of Walls Lane [King Street]. Includes a plan showing the dimesnions of the land to be: North side 39 feet; West side 190 feet; South side 100 feet; East side 160 feet. With the 'New Pound' measuring 20 feet by 15 feet

Parties: (1) Agnes Georgina Birks, (2) Reverend Charles James Procter and others. 61 King Street [111-113]

Parties: (1) Corporation of Cambridge, (2) Peete Musgrave and Robert Ind. Land at the east end of Walls Lane [King Street] where a pound [enclosure] now stands. Consideration £32

Parties: (1) Charlotte Leader, (2) John Kidd

Parties: (1) James Brett and others, (2) William Quinsee. All that messuage or tenement situate in a certain street late called Walls Lane but now called King Street [...] And also all that other messuage or tenement situate in a certain yard called sweeps yard in King Street [...] together with the said Sweeps Yard itself [...] known by the name of the Sweeps Yard Estate

Parties: (1) Charlotte Leader, (2) John Kidd

Parties: (1) Peete Musgrave and Robert Ind, (2) Samuel Welldon and Trustees. Deed referring to 107-115 King Street.

Cites lease of 22 September 1789 [JCAD/3/CAM/KING/15/1/1789] for a piece or parcel of ground, where a pound [enclosure] now stands, at the east end of Walls Lane [King Street]. Cites indenture 24 August 1792 [JCAD/3/CAM/KING/15/1/1792] for sale of freehold land with all building erected upon it to Pete Musgrave and Robert Ind for £32.

Pete Musgrave built two copital messuages fronting Midsummer Green which he conveyed to John Cooper of Upware, farmer,a nd also five other houses on the south part of ground backing on the gardens of Upware's houses. Samuel Welldon now purcheses these 5 houes for £670. The houses are in Walls Lane [King Street] and are in the occupation of George Ware, Henry Wicks, James Langham, Daniel Pate and James Apthorpe

An attic plan with the walls shaded in pink.

Watercolour drawing

Drawing on tracing paper with some colouring

Paid £14 7s 2d to Mr. Roberts for attorney's work including journey to St. Neottes for tithe deeds and to settle with Mr. Mayes and the mortgage about the time and manner of paying the purchase money which time received of Mr. Waller's Nephew the Court; rolls of the manor of Graveley; perusing the abstract of the tithe and compensing it with the deed; ingrossing lease for a year; duty and parchment; duty and paper; postage; empowering the steward to enter satisfaction; attending the emollment office; carriage to and from London;

Paid £6 19s 4d to John Waller Junior for the use of Mr. Waller for attorney's work including: a copy of the will of Mr. Chatter, journey to Cambridge attending the master and fellows for their instruction to draw settlement of Mr. Trotters copy to estate at Graveley as an augmentation to the rectory there, drawing the survey of the estate and making copies, duty and parchment, attending Mr. Roberts in chancery, and attending at the enrollment office.

Paid £1 to Mr. Roberts for drawing a covenant to be added to Mrs. Akehurst's leaves and paying his customary fee on holding court at Graveley.

A bill for several items, including: "attending Dr Caryl" and drawing up a bond for £700; drawing up a power of attorney for "Mr Richardson", vicar of All Saints church in Cambridge, so that Mr Darby can receive rents for the "Vicarage Houses"; writing up on parchment the college's "representation" to the Bishop of Ely in relation to "Mr Rustats Scholarship". Signed by W. Roberts.