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Sections and elevation of organs loft. Drawn by Martin Stancliffe.

Sections and elevations of organ loft in chancel

Sections and elevations of organ loft in chancel including one section through corner beam and buttress.

Parties: (1) Samuel Bostock to (2) Jesus College. Surrender of messuages, stables and premises in Jesus Lane (being part of the premises comprised in lease to Mr John death dated 8th December 1893) and covenant for payment of an annuity to the surrender. Includes plan

The largest river in Xi Kang province.

Summer blazer. White with narrow red and black stripes. Black cock on a red ball over gold crown, with black letters J.C.A.C. under on the breast pocket. Brass buttons.

List of incomes to help pay for the new building including payments from Dr. Dawson, Mr. H. Brearey's gift, income from Lewis' chamber, from the Proby fund, borrowed from the treasury, Dr. Shelton's gift, Mr. Elton's gift, income from Pemberton's chamber, income fromToundrow's chamber. Also list of expenditures to the glazier, Rhandal the carpenter, Burgis the plumber, Woodcock the mason, Grumbold the "free stone mason", Mr. Newling the joiner, John Coe the smith, Woodcock, Kirby the glazier, Dalton.

Includes summarised totals of bills received for work done on the extension to A and B staircase. Includes note of separate payment to Smith for mending and putting up hangings in Tew's and Wood's chambers. Probably written in the hand of Richard Warren, bursar.

Suite "Laudate Dominum". For organ. Edited by Oxford University Press.
I: Processional (Metronome marking: minim = 52). II: Rondo da Chiesa (Metronome marking: minim = 96). III: Meditation (Metronome marking: minim = 52). IV: Scherzo (Metronome marking: minim = 112). V: French Carol (Metronome marking: 144 beats per minute). VI: Exurgat Deus (Metronome marking: dotted crotchet = 100 approx.).

Shows sections and elevations of Chapel windows and suggestions of protection against bombing.

A printed receipt for the College Library's subscription to the publication of works by the surgeon Charles Collignon. Signed by Charles Collignon.

Paid £3 3s for the College's subscription to the fund established for the relief of poor widows and orphans of clergymen in the diocese of Ely. Collected by Samuel Peed on behalf of Rev. J. Brocklebank, treasurer of the fund.

Tr. 1: Lead stylus with one pointed and one flat end and used in a similar fashion to a pencil. Examples from Coppergate, York exist and are identical to Winchester Class 2 type styli and generally date from the 13th to 15th centuries (Ottaway & Rogers 2002, 2934). Length 104mm.

11⅜ x 8⅞

7⅞ x 5¾.

Finely dressed Neolithic limestone.

Paid £8 10s due for one year as one of Mr. Rustats pensioners to Henriette Vallarine for her mother Jane Vallarine.

Paid £4 5s to Mary Carter due to her as one of Mr. Rustats pensioners. At the top a note attesting to Mary Carter's status as a widow, her residence in the parish of Stapleford in Hertford, and her good character and attendance in church, witnessed by Edward Smith, the rector of Stapleford.

Letter attesting to good character of the widow of the late Reverend Nimrod Jones and that she lives in Stevenage parish, witnessed by the curate Richard Bailey and the churchwardens Rowland Berkeley and John Hogard. Below, a request to pay the stipend of £8 10s to Mr. Richard Hoster signed by Mary Jones.

Paid £8 7s 6d to Katherine Hingston, due to her as one of Mr. Rustat's pensioners. At the top a note from 29th December 1772 attesting to Katherine Hingston's status as a widow, her move to the parish of St. Andrew's Holborn in London, and her good character, witnessed by Thomas Taylor, a minister, and D. Richard and Cole, church wardens.

Two receipts of £5 paid to Mary Stone due to her as one of Mr. Rustats pensioners. Both also signed by Richard Fisher. For both, above, a note certifying her widowhood, good character, and residence in the parish of New Buckenham, Norfolk, witnessed by John Herrich, minister, and John Holland and one other witness, church wardens.

Paid £8 10s to Lucy Cradock due to her as one of Mr. Rustats pensioners. Received by James Smith. Above, a note certifying her residence in Rickinghall Superior and good character, witnessed by Jonathan Gibbs, rector, and H. Freeman and James Mabor, church wardens.

Paid £4 to Elizabeth Herring, as one of Mr Rustat's pensioners. Certificate signed by Charles Allen, vicar and Thomas Strover, church warden that Mrs. Herring is a person of chast and sober life and conversation.

Steward's Abstract 1833, to the bursar Dr French.

Christmas 1832, Coll: Sol & Stips (£48 17s 2d), Fellows (£18 15s 10d), Corn Money (£3 3s 3d) Sch. Com. (£4 19s 2d). Total of £75 15s 5d. Printing rate (£8 17s), Lamps & Court (£8 19s 6d), Chamber Rents (£136 15s), Coals (£18 15s), Master & Fellows (£18 8s 6d).

Lady Day 1833, Coll Sol & Stips (£49 4s 6d), Fellows (£16 10s 9d), Corn money (£3 14s 9d), Sch. Com. (£4 18s 4d). Total of £74 8s 4d. Printing rate (£8 17s), Lamps & Court (£9 1s), Chamber rents (£146), Coals (£23 5d), Coals (£23, 5d). Master & Fellows (£11 7s 5d). Total of £198 5s 10d.

Midsummer 1833, Coll Sol & Stips (£49 11s 10d), Fellows, (£16 13s 8d), Cash money, (£3 3s 3d), Sch. Com. (£3 12s, 6d). Total of £73 1s 3d. Printing rate (£9), Lamps & Court (£9 13s), Chamber Rents (£104, 10s), Coals (£11 2s 11d). Master & Fellows (£19 17s 4d). Total of £154 3s 3d).

Michaelmas 1833, Col Sol & Stips (£47 3s 2d), Fellows (£19 19s 7d). Total of £67 2s 9d). Printing rate (£13 7s), Lamps & Court (£9 11s 6d), Taxes (£54 2s 6d), Chamber Rent (£93 5s) , Masters & Fellows (£23 5s 6d). Total of £193 11s 6d.

To the Bursar, Dr French. Christmas 1832, (£75 15s 5d), Lady Day 1833, (£74 8s 4d), Midsummer, (£73 1s 3d), Michaelmas (£67 2s 9d). From Lamps & Court, for Garden Fund, £12. Total of £302 7s 9d.

For Christmas 1832, (£191 15s), Lady Day 1833, (£74 8s 4d - £198 5s 10d), Midsummer, (£73 1s 3d - £154 3s 3d), Michaelmas (£193 11s 6d). Total of £737 15s 7d. Balance owed to Bursar (£435 7s 10s - £737 15s 70d).

Christmas 1832 [crossed out] (£2 15s), Lady day 1833 (£3), Midsummer (£3), Michaelmas (£3 7s). Garden gun, from lamps & court (£12), Total of (£24 2s 6d). Balance due (£9 5s 4d). Total of (£3 7s 10d).

Christmas 1832 [crossed out] (£8 5s), Lady day 1833 (£8 7s 10d), Midsummer (£8 7s 6d), Michaelmas (£8 7s 6d). Total (£33 7s 10d). To Bursar (£435 7s 10d). Garden fund (£9 5s 4d), Garden fund 1832 (£10 2s 9d). £19 8s 1d, total of £415 19s 9d.

Includes photograph of Fairbairn, c. 1900; copy of order of service for funeral, 18th May 1938; Biographical notes about him produced by Freddy Brittain, 1938; Portrait of Steve Fairbairn by Freddy Brittain. Oral history interview with Freddy Brittain recalling his memories of Steve Fairbairn, c. 1960; Details of the Fairbairn family and the early life of Steve Fairbairn in 'Geelong Grammar School Portraits', c. 1975; Copy of lyrics for 'the oarsman's song' in honour of Steve Fairbairn by Robert Singer as part of his 'Watercarft' 2019. Also with copy of Britten Sinfonia programme at which performance of 'the oarsman's song' was made on 26th March 2019;

Played by Bill Keith. Colour sketch of the costume; the actor's measurements; notes about the costume; and a pencil sketch of the costume with red, purple and white fabric swatches

Elevations of the pew ends, sections of wooden mouldings and elevation of screen.

Woodcut showing St Radegund at a prayer desk visited by an angel.

8 x 5⅛

4¾ x 5⅞. Published for the Gentleman's Magazine.

Includes menu for squash club dinner May 1972 and photograph of Jesus College squash Club 1972. Names on board read M. Raghupathi, G. J. V. Volleymore, D. R. Dosseter, R. H. Briance, M. M. Brown, J. W. Field, E. H. Schumann, P. J. D. Allen, A. B. Beckingsale; J. F. Casson, R. D. Parker